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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-31
Former Police Head Ready To Stand Trial Declaring
 Attack Political Move
Redgate Says If Wilson Believed Him Guilty It Was His Duty To Prefer Charges Against Him No Other Course Open To Him-Challenges Mayor To Produce Shred Of Evidence To Back Up Statements.

Before the United Church Forum last Mayor ford B. Wilson with great earnestness charged John H Red ae o po1ce as bng the approNmae ignorance neglect his conduct of the police department said that
 cer member of the force blame for hons that brought the Burns to town.
 WIFI Evidently having in mind that women voting Mayor Wilson description of the city it's side said it when he determined to call in the Burns language realistic and his descriptions of the relations the employed by the traffic and their anker than Bridgeport newspaper ndulged in
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-31
Hays Declares
 He Has Backbone

General Will +. Hays. was to leave here for Washington today, follow that injuries received in & railroad collision Friday were nat serious and that Hays was strong enough to make tho trip.
 '"The mali robbers may not be- Heve It." Hays said. ffbut x-ray pie lures prove that I have a back bone''
 Hays eaf1ia here to direct iovesti- on lower Broadway last Monday night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-31
Generally Admitted Premier Would Be
 Given Majority
Gretton, Coalition Unionst Speaker Greeted With Ironical Cheers - Evident That His Resolve ment Was Seeking Pretext To Break Off Con ferences

London Oct 3-Chargng that the Irish Peace Conference has hopeless from the start Colonel John reon, Coalition Unon this afternoon in the House of Commons against Premier Lloyd George Cabinets Irish policy
 seeking preext to off faranca nlnnel Grettn
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-31

divorce from REartaa ". Kee1er "rineeten. N. J.. saying they were married in New York city. May 2, 1910. and alleging desertiea snce August aa, 1914,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-31

against the patrolmen. As say, my record of long srevice, namely 31 years, in the police department, is open for examination and unless Mayor Wilson can make good on the charges which he makes against me by insinuation. he Is not acting as g. fair minded and honorable man should act"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-31
WEATHER:

New Haven, Oct. 31-Forecast for New Haven and vicinity: Rain tonight and Tuesday; slightly warmer tonight Conditions favor for this vicinity un- settled showery weather with mild temperature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24

Smith Cove ssrrninai--ssr West Sosus
Great Northern tsrminal-str Tokurhima
Rel ssrs., ,-ru,nai-u 8 c q AIrsquia.
PIER s-sfr RosAIis MAhoney. str To
pnsr 8 str p~ilEns. ssr west lester. str
IaherNtor
Pier 3--atr Alameda
Pier str Morning Hsr.
Pier A--str Admiral Goodrirh
Pier B--atr city of asattis-
Pier D--atr Queen.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunk~rs--U l. >
Heather.
Onion Pacific tsrminsI--u = " C Brook
line.
U. y shipping Board Ysrds-s,r reon,-
Urn. str westward Ho. str West Hart
Leader. str Yosemite.
ALASKA steamship moorfnx- Scr Victoria
str HkaKway. str Santa Ana
Fart waterway Dock q Wareaouss --tstr
Deset. str Cross Keys
Todd DRY Docks~-s,t Forest King.
Puget Sound bridge y Dredging CO.
Hail Rainbow. str Patterson
Amss Yard--atr Roosevelt
Nsttieton Mil Dock Str Las Vegas
w~st Seattle EieVRtor~--U yfrkHburr
Hsffsrnan dock-gtr Kstchlxan. str JEFF
rsrson. u Surveyor. U G a q y
wawona.
Htream-str Jaiapa
Laks union-Halis AbiIis. Abnoha. Ahy-
dos. Addison. Ailsuhurst. AhmIk. An.
thon. hayden. Bertrand. Bingamon.
Biseaya. Black Wolf. Bianford. Osl.
win. Boushton. Peruts. Puysilup.
charus. chsstsrfieId. chaIeis. cinsas.
Cinyras. corus. Coxisn. Cola Clone.
Eliasa. Electra. Endymion. Fort stan.
viz. Fort Harrison. Fort Jackson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
HERE'S REASON
BUFFERS HIGH
Condensaries Are Using UP
Butter Fat Supply

The local butte market was very
firm Thursday. The demand was
heavy. Last year at this time the
market was very duh. chiefly be
cause the eondenAaries were canning
milk for Europe. using skinned milk
only. which left all the butterfat for
butter. Today the strong demand for
butter cannot find relief from that
source aa the cream is also used In
order To make IL aaieable In the
States
THIS II the time of the year when
are dry. The quotations were steady.
however.
Eggs were weaker Mt IS CENTS for
frrsh rnnch and 20 and 30 cents on
puileta.
seed potatoes were on the avenue.
The fancy were selling Mt $50 per ton.
Arkansas yarns wero received.
whoienaiing al f3.2s a basket
The condition OF tho apple market
wnH favorable Thursday. Good
grades Of apples were selling fast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
Rail Stocks Open in
". Y. With Declines

NEW YORK sAnantc Gulf continued ITS decline today In the
face OF stock market generally steady Due the pronene which
stock opened
steady n
In the
tho OF
quickly 49,
keyspringcld opened aPa
TX a o i've
Rails favorable action the wnsow bin providing Tor
with fractional declines United States steel
of y ss4.
Opening included
United states steel ssh. orr ~ stodebake se up ~ MEXICAN
General Asphalt eeA OF
boh OF "a southern
fafie I'LL up
: raei F.; wooienL Ga up -
tho a 2ba
prevailing the rubber and ure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
rs MEN KILLED
IN AIR SERVICE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.--Twcnty.
six men have been killed in the air
mail service since IL was inaugurated
in May. 1918, Superintendent Staun.
ton announced today. During the
same period the postal planes have
covered 1000, 900 miles.
The list OF fatalities included IS
pilots. six mechanicians. two OF
whom were killed on the ground. one
division superintendent and one
clerk who met death during an un.
authorized Joy ride.
OF the pilots. two were killed when
making solo demonstrating flights in
trying out for the service. One pilot
was killed when he jumped from the
plane in the air because he thought
the machine on fire.
CAMP JOHNSTON, Jacksonville,
Fla, Feb. 23.--Lieut. William ID.
Coney. making flight from ocean
TO ocean. landed mere at 727 a. m.
today, after having taken off at
Love field. Dallas, Texas. at 1914
o'clock central time last night.
The flying time from Dallas 10
Jacksonville. as figured by Lieuten.
ant $. G, Eaton. in charge OF affairs
at this end OF the flight. was eight
hours and IL minutes. For the en-.
tire flight from San Diego. dis
lance Of 2,070 miles. % hours and 80
minutes, an average OF more than
sS miles an hour. were consumed.
These figures are unofficial. II
they stand, according TO Lieutenant
Eaton, they will set up a new record
for actual time between the Pacific
and Atlantic oceans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
UNION men
WILL DEFY
INJUNCTION
100000 Workers Are
Pledged to Oppose Anti
Strike Rulings Of Court
RY RALPH Z. Couch

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2t.-Morc
than 1000. 900 workers are pledged To
defy court injunetions interfering
with strikes as a result OF the mani
festo adopted by labor leaders IN con-
ference here. Matthew Vol. vice
president of the American Federation
Of Labor. said today.
-The American Federation OF la
Dor will back up every leader and or
gnnixed worker who refuses to allow
= court to brighten hun into submits
sion thru the threat OF a Jail sen
tcncc unless strike be called off.
said Vice President Vol.
~Every worker and leader affiliat'
"a with the American Federation OF
Labor now Is pledged TO opposition 10
court injunctions In strike cases.
Government by injunction must
end"
The manifesto thus intcrpretatcd
By Vol was adopted unanimously by
more than 200 heads OF international
unions In conference here with the
executive council OF the American
Federation of Labor. OF which Vol
= q member.
Under the terms of this manifesto,
Kansas union men who abide by
their pledges to the movement must
refuse to abide by any order Of the
Kansas industrial court or to recog'
nixe II In any way.
The American Federation OF Labor
must. In carrying out the manifesto
give all possible support 10 Alexan'
der Hcwatt OF Kansas. and other coal
mine leaders who were convicted OF
violating court injunction and sen
fenced 10 prison terms.
You cannot make n man work by
law" said Vol. The jails OF the
United States are not big enough to
contain the union workers In the
country
The labor leaders In session here to
dAy had as unfinished business pro
posai that public demand be made
for the modification OF the voistead
law TO legalixe the sale OF light wines
and beer. The proposal for indorse-
ment was referred to the executive
council by the conference Of union
hcadA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
Canned Fruit Prices
Ordered Reduced

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. "a
Sweeping reductions In the prices OF
canned fruits were announced today
by the California Packing corpora
ton. the largest dealers in canned
California fruits
Among the reductions, which are
on prices TO Jobbers and wholesalers
were:
Apricots. cut from S4.55 TO s2.1J
per dozen.
Cherries. $3.50 to $500 per dozen.
Peaches. st.e0 to sa.20 per dozen.
Pears. $3.50 10 1896 per dozen.
Advance notice OF pending rcduo
tons in Hawaiian pineapple also was
given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24

Singapore February 10 Arrived. str
fxian from Seattle via Yokohama. hob~.
shanghai. HanEkuns and Manila
Huii--February ss--Arsivod. motcrrhip
san FRANCHISE from Tacoma via San
Francisco and Balboa
New Nork --February -s-~trrivef. str
Mexican from Seattle via Port AnwulsH.
Portland. Astoria san fraaeisco. san
Psdrc, cristobai and Philadelphia
New Orieans~febfuAry ft--trrfved.
str Eastern sword from Seattle via Ia
coma. SIAN Franclsco. aAn Pedro. Colon
and cienfurxpa
Charleston February -o--krrtred. ctr
Ohtoan from Seattle Via Portland. Saa
Francisco. Han Pedro and Crts'ohaL
San Pcafo-fetruafy aa-Hsilei. str
Alaskan for Seattle via Nan frarefsrn.
san FranciseS--february; s-aafied- str
Muktitso towing schooner Mamie A. cAins
for Seattle. at p. m
Tacoma ~-f.hFuafY f--Arrfw~f. ctr
Resale Mahonsy frern San Franetsoo VIA
seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Fob. 80 -- Cattle RE
coipts. 2 Market nominal. unchanged.
Hogs Receipts. &C. Market nominal
unchanged.
shccp--Heoeipts go. Market nominal
unchanged.
Butter--Isc III.
EgRs.-3A % z3c doS.
Cheese Tripicts. acc ID
Heua--27 q soc III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
LITTLE DEMAND;
GRAIN DECLINES
Corn, Oats and Wheat Go
Down

CHICAGO. Feb :t--fSek OF de-
mand and unrest In other marketu
caused sharp declines In grain prices
on the Chieaso Hoard Of Trade to-
day. Corn and oatA dropped Ia sym
pathy with wheat Provisions were
lower.
Opening of ge at si.Tt.. March
wheat dropped an additional trc IN
later trading. May wheat opened
off y &c at tiei. and lost an addition
al cents before the close.
May corn. opening at ToAe. OFT
Nc. lost fac before the close July
corn opened at Tehc. off sc. and de-
ciined Lc subsequently,
May oats opened At tsAe. off = "a.
and dropped &C later July oats.
op@ ming off &C at ttac. dropped an
additional y &c before the close
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
PROSPECTS FOR
LUMBER BRIGHT
$500, 900 Publicity Cam
paign Planned

Prosperity in the lumber industry
n the Northwest and OF the nation is
foreshadowed by three important de
cisions. made public Wednesday.
A publicity campaign. costing
S3oo. 600 In TO be mapped out at con
ferences OF lumber men Railroad Of
ficials are 10 meet In Chicago to de.
eide on decreasing rates on eastbound
freight. The Cedar Lumber Manu-
featuring Co. Of this city. viii re
sumo full operations
In connection with the firsf-named
proposition. lumber executives from
AL sections Of the country viii con
fer In Chicago early naxt week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
ponr TO SAVE MONEY

A monthly saving Of fi.70o
operating expenses viii be accoi
pliahod BY the port commisHion y
ginning In March, according 20 u
announcement u Mai. w. j. Z
Muirhead. traffic manager. Ren
ganlzation Of the staffs az the var
GUS terminals Is said TO be rcapona
bic for the saving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
Credit Men to Meet
in Seattle Next Year

SPOKANE. Feb. 24.--Seattle was
picked here at convention OF the
Northwestern Retail Credit Mems
association for the 1929 meeting
place. Portland and Tacoma swung
behind the Seattle delegation and
the selection today was unanimous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
FRISCO's TRADE DROPS

San Franclsco's foreign trade for
December. 1890, was 81 per cent less
than that for December. 1919. accord
ing to the latest customs figures TO
reach Seattle.
Puget Sound shows a loss Of So
per cent for the same period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
CEDAR MILL TO REOPEN

A full crew OF 800 men will be en-.
ploycd when the Seattle Cedar Lum.
Der Co. mill MT Ballard resumes op.
eratlons March 7. and shortly there.
after "A night shift will be put on.
doubling the number OF men. accord.
ing to officials OF the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
Railroad Bonds
~ s<ias-dsy's ousfstisn.l
Furnished by q. ~. Nsnsing q Co..
halter uotSl uuftding
Denver Live Stock Market

DENVER. Feb ss.--catfis eceiptH.
coo. Market sse higher Steers. ssa5.te.
cows and hsifsrs. sg8ek0 stockcrs and
feeders. tt.b0H T.ias calves. son.
Hoga--H Receipts. a9eo Market steady.
Top. tsto; buik. ts.so1sss.
hhesp--Itsceipts. 1900. Market ssc
higher. I-asnbA. is9s.Ie. o~ea. ;ato
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24

SAN YRAscfsco. Feb. ;t--Bs,isr--
f.sfrss. soc 10.
Ches e-~Caiisernta Gsn fancy.
e &c ~
Exxs Erfra~. sse Dos. sssra firus-.
stse dos srtrs pellets. tie doz. I'm
asrazsI pallets. sehc don
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
TO Buy EQUIPMENT HERE

The Willow Creek Alaska company
will spend a quarter OF a million dol
lars In Seattle for mining equipment
this spring, officials Of the company
announce Headquarters Of the com
pany are near Anchorage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
Admits Dope Charge;
Is Given 9O-Day Term

Ninety days In the King county
jall and fine Of 5000 was the sen
teneo given Robert Grimes when
he pleaded guilty 60 dope charges
Ia federal court Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
Weather Bureau Report

Rising barometer. cloudy wlnd east.
rs miles an hour February sa-ii 70
A. N-pcnss fog. wind east. 10 miles an
hour. 4. M-Cleudyl wind east. etght
miles an hour,
MEAN RAY. rus IS A. Mn the
straits. bound Ia. schooner Helena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24

NEW YORK. F.b. fs.-~FsrriKn 81
chang. op~nsd tefay wtth demand sier'
ling sttsA. francs one. lire. .eatt
marks. .efsf. Canadian dollars. .t7ss.
unchanged. kronsn. .isi7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
DELAY EERRY PROTEST

Property owners on tho east shores
OF Lake Washington who are vigor'
ously protesting against the increase
in ferry rates. will be heard by the
county commissioners al y. m, FRI
day. Wednesdays scheduled meeting
having been postponed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24

ANNUAL ORaTOKICAL CON
TEST for the y. y Blaine prize OF
800 will be held March 2b. All stu
dents OF the University Of washing
ton are eligible to compete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
Public Market



stall II. pure American cane sugar .
ms. tie. $. 5fc. ros. ssc Stall -.
fresh smelts. J ms. use. fresh skinned
seies. ros zsc: halibut. zoe n. Stall
70, pure fresh milk. DC at stsii ss. tall
can carnstion milk. ffhc. stan -. head
rice. ma. 2bc. soc can peaches or april
cots. zscs zoe can peas. iSc. stali ~.
In. can fancy red Chinook salmon. use I;
Maid seeded or seedIess raisins, zsc pkg. Z:
head rice. ms &c.
SANITARY
Stall 100. Royal white soap. bars zoe I:
carnation milk. Izc can. stan III.
sliced pineapple. small can zoe. Holly
wood coffee. t0c n. stan Is. ms
farina. rae. Olympic pancake flour. 2zc.
Stall &c. weinerr. : rbs. 15c. bologna. fgc
10. Stall -. No. 10 cottolene. 40;
Mazda oil. s0c, $50. 400 fi.s5. stall
~; home made beef loaf 40c 10. Stall
20. full cream cheese. zsc ~. imported
Norwegian sardines. Toe can. Stall 81.
salt salmon. loo ~; Eastern oysters. soc
CORNER
Stall fs. fresh butter. 55e ID: best
mild American cheese. s5c 10. siaIi ~.
Van Camps soups, Toe can: big can april
cots, 1sc can. Stall ~, fresh Chinook
salmon, soc ~; fresh haiibut. 75c M.
1916 Pike ST.. veal roast. itc 10. pot
roast, Toe n. Stalls ifg pot roast 1Sc
M: steer steak, zzhc 10. Stall 100. salt
herring. for z5c; brick Goldfish, ms.
1gc. Stall 10. ms Quaker corn meal,
ace: fancy prunes, ms ssc Stall 1oz.
peanut butter. n rbs. l5e. u lbs. ssc
full cream cheese. zsc N.
ECONOMY
Stall IS. pure American cane sugar. 2
ms lie. 4 fbs. ssc. ms. CSC, 10 ms. SIC.
Stall 81. pure fresh milk. DC at Stalls
grape fruit, for z5c Stall %. Dolly
Warden trout. 3oc ~: smslte. 15c n. 2
D.. zsc. Stall So. home made potato
oiad. zoe ~; cottage cheese. i5c 10.
OEail 20, xient blend coffee, " lbs. Soc.
Master blend coffee. / n fos. be. Stall
80. lean pork chops, ssc n. choice leg
pork roast, z5c M. Stalls i-2-3. boiling
beef. 10c NJ. pork roast, zoe N. stalls
s7-ss, GhirsrdelIfs chocolate. 32c NJ.
ms. 35e. Royal White soap. bars 2ze.
QUEEN CITY
Stalls 1850. hosrhound drops. 200 N
saIted peanuts. z5c NJ. Stall Ie. Del
Monte spricots, No. 2 can zic; Del Monte
peaches. No. can 24e. Stall Z, corned
beef. izhc NJ: Eastern bacon. ssc n.
stalls s-3-z7-z4. Australian jam. 2-ib. can
4oc: cans Hawaiian pineapple, 81 90.
Stall 8, fresh ground bone. for chickens
boiling beef. Toe 10. stall %, MS. lard,
ssc; salt pork. zoe 10 stsil 49, nince-
meat, soc NJ, Gem Nut margarine, 20e
big cans pork and beans 2Jc.
WEsTLAkb
Stall liz. for sale. turkeys and geese
for breeding. Stalls 1917. fs-fb. sack
Blue Stem patent flour. 1910; bars
Fairy soap, lie: cans corn or pear, zbc.
stalls SO. lamb chops. 200 NJ; pot roast,
1zhc NJ: bacon, 50c n. Stall fos, .
bars white laundry soap, &c. ms white
navy beans. csc; CampbeIfs soups, i0o
can Stall 1872. rolls toilet paper. 25c
Cream Of Wheat. z7c pkg. Citrus waah
ing powder. &c pkg Stall ~. ~.
wsbb's Best Ever coffee, soc. Stall f04.
N. Tea Garden strawberry jam. $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. FEB .t- Sugar quiet
Ra~. SAT-. translated. tT.se
Ceffs~-Ne. Rio. apei. 7. 9eSc. No.
4 Santos s1Ufesc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24

CHICAGO. Teb. t-Hoxs-nsreisss.
81 zee Mssk.s ieotte higher. buik 81
sales. tsss9tets. butehsrs. ttseWslet.
paeksur. tstsste. iiEht. tfso % ice
pigs. ssBiefk. rouEhr. ts8ass.
Caftl~--H Receipts. teae. Msrf~t :te
higher beef. tsoii.st. tuishsr s'ees-
tsTs0sse! Gamers and cutters. .; ft8
SIS. ssochsrs and feeders. tses co~s-
ftsoHs. calves. fieUfi
sbsep--Rsr~ipts it.eee xsr<ss s.
higher. Lambs. Ss.s&git. eves -
ssk "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24

ST. JOHNS. N. F,--schooner ~.
quith. sailing for Sydney. ~ b.
blown 1000 miles out Of her course
TO West Indies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24

tfr~t uixh Tide
tfte . m. itf IT.
First lev Tide
i9fas y m. 80 n
second nigh Tide
aln d. m. II. ar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24

Due 10 scarcity Of rubber in Ger.
many. men wear boots Of galvanized
iron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24

February -t--Str Admiral Evena Sat
a.. for San Frsnsssee. s,s miles from -
attic at q q. m. str Presid~ut. san frun-
cisco for seattle. at uii~n north os AAn
Francisco az . M str p~fsiay. San
Francisco for Tacoma. 20 miles south %
Naqutns Head at . m sfr West IA
taa San Francisco for Seattle. $50 aiies
from Seattle at D. m. str Lyman
Stewart ssatti. for Oisum. is miles
from Ofeuns at y. m. str West ieasup.
Koss for Seattle. f.sps miles from Cape
Ftat,sry al .. m. str Edmcr~. Yoke
hams for Seattle. s.sss miles from seat
tie at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
Arrivals and Departures

February st-Stf Artxonan for fosfou
via Portland. San francisco. San rcdro
cfinsobai and New York. AZ neeni stf
Queen for San Diego vita San Francisco
and san Pedro. at u0oni str Admiral
Matson for Southwestern VIA southeast
sFn Alaska. at 10 a. IN siF Cross Key,
for Port nlakei~y, at $50 a. m str
Rosalte Nahoney for san frNnetsco Via
Tacoma and Port Angeles at II a m
str Yosemite for san frAnelnee VIA fef'
Gamble. at . m, February sS-sti
Ari1onA MRFu for Tacoma. AT . M. az
Aivaraao Tor New orleans via Tacoma,
Anarortca San FRANCHISE and San t-Au-
rcnt. at siis y m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
Reported by Wireless
Canadian aeserumeas

February ss--sss spokane. off Msieoirn
Island soathhound. al a M ssr
Northwestern. eft Rocky Island. Alaska.
mort hoend. az a M. str frotsrtiAtla.
lat sstk north. long istse vest. In
bound. az p m. ctr fatoachs. Cape
Mu.ire. south bound. a. $50 p m; ssr
Esmaiik. Entrance tAland. southbound.
az D. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
Chicago Car Lots
wednesday, ou.ssfiens,
Furnished BY l. n. Manning q c..
fsufi~s tctsl HnlIding

wheat. ~ ears. corr. see cars. cs'
lie cara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-24
N. Y. Stock Exchange
wednesdays uussstiees)

Furnished by 4. ~. Meaning A Co.'S Fri
vsse Wire. Buiier ttetei noiidinK
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-03-19
DR.. DICK MAKES
GREAT RECOR[
Three Caesarean Operations Per-
formed BY Him In Ten Days
All Are Successful

Salisbury, Md, March 16.-Three
Caesarean operations were performed
at the Peninsula General Hospital
here by DIR. J. McFadden Dick within
a period of 10 days. All of the
operations were successful, and to one
of the patients twin boys were born.
Operations of this nature are per-
formed very seldom even in large city
hospitals, and in performing three
within such short space of time it
is believed that DR.. Dick has estab-
lished a record that has not been
anywhere else in the State.
DR.. Lowry, representative of the
American College of Surgeons, Chi
cago, visited the hospital here, and
discussed plans for standardization
with its officials.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-03-19
GOOD OYSTERS
SLOW SALES
Bivalves Never Were Better Than
This Year-The Oystermen
Make No Money

Sinepuxent and Chincotcaguc Bay
oysters, noted the world over for their
fine flavor, reached state of excel
lencc this season not attained before
in many years. They are as fat as
pork and just salt enough; but-the
high cost of transportation and the
large number of people out of en-
ployment in the cities have practically
killed the oyster business this season.
There are times when oysters must
be shipped by express, and recently
a barrel was shipped from Franklin
City to Philadelphia that way which
illustrates the reason city people are
not buying our oysters. The barrel
of oysters cost the shipper $3.50, and
the express charges to Philadelphia
were 1922, making total cost of
$6.72 for the oysters.
An oyster shipper at Girdletree
says he has been shipping oysters
to points in Pennsylvania which cost
his customers around $1,000 a barrel.
The oystermcn are not getting the
money, but the transportation COM
panics seem to be getting more than
they should; and their reply is eve
must charge enough to pay the high
cost of labor" So, there you are