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Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
COLD WAVE CAUSES
ENORMOUS DAMAGE
FREEZING WEATHER RUINs
FRUIT AND HURTS THE
FIELD CROPS.
OKLAHOMA LOSES MILLIONS
Texas Escapes Serious Loss-sleet
and Hail Is Notwithstanding
and other Berry Crops Believed
Not Affected.

Kansas City.-Based upon reports
from many districts of Missouri, Kan.
sas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas,
ofhcials OF farm and horticultural as.
sociations here said that enormous
damage had been caused by freezing
temperatures which recently prevailed
over the Southwest. ....-r .
Little hope for early fruit crops In
Missouri and Kansas was indicated.
although it was said that the later
crops probably have not suffered ma.
terially
The sudden cold snap was preceded
by warm weather in most localities,
and officials said in many places fruit
trees were in bloom. Grain crops were
said to have been well advanced and
in some sections ojinting had taken
place. Fields which had not been
pastured were damaged.
oklahoma's state Board of Agricul.
ture estimated that the loss OF early
fruit in that state would approximate
Sll250,000 an dsaid that rs per cent
of the crop was ruined by the recent
freezing temperatures.
Springfield reported a sheet Of snow
and ice covering southern Missouri.
All early varieties of apples, peaches,
plums, pears and cherries were in full
bloom, and the loss undoubtedly will
be large Another freeze was predict
ed for that section. strawberry and
other berry crops are not believed 10
have suffered.
Wichita, Kan, and the Arkansas
valley found its fields of early grains
frozen down Wheat which had not
besp pastured was damaged particu-
larly while oats, which had been
planted early on account of the open
season, suffered a greater freeze. Al
falfa fields were all discolored, and no
fruit is expected this year in that sec
tion except in a few protected or
chards.
The peach and apricot crop at Ar
kansas City, Kan, aud vicinity is 2
total loss, reports said. and a complete
survey of the damage will not be made
until after the thaw. fttEW #ftf'
Reports emanating from the Texas
plains country report peaches and
,apricots a total loss and grave fear
for the alfalfa crop also was expressed
Wheat is not believed to have been
damaged, and cherry plum and apple
| crops were saved, although suffering
some, according to the reports.
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
Awful Thouaht.

FlatbuSh-I see the Swiss govern
ment has decreed the adoption Of 24-
hour time for railroads.
BenSonhnrst-Scem awful 10 have
II even possible for a commuier 10 he
"a hours late for his train. doesn't III
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
Argentina To Stop Strike.

Buenos Ayries.-The Argentine de,
partment of labor announces. that 1t
intends to intervene in conmcts De
tween labor unions and employers to
stop strikes and bring about settle
ment.' 1t will officially request that a
strike be called off pending an effort
at settlement ......
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
Exnosltion In Eouador.

Guayaquil, Ecuador--German ex.
porters, under the leadership OF Julius
Stitt Of Cologne, have announced that
a permanent exposition Of German
products will be opened in this city at
the end of 1921. Their purpose is to
further German exports to. Central
Amarfca
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
Two Killed In Storm,

Worthington, Minn.-Damage caus.
ed b ythe tornado which swept a path
so rods wide and 35 miles long through
Mobiles county was estimated at close
10 s2QO. 600. The pumber Of dead 10
A.ledt; two: 28rgtE al
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
Nerna is Recaptured.

Constantinople.-An unconfrmed re-.
port from Verna is that troops who
lost Odessa early in March. after they
had captured it from the Bolsheyiki
recaptursa. the city from the soviet
forces oa=the night Of March, H.,
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
Makes SUGAR Reporl

Havana, Cuba. - Sugar stocks in
Cuba at present ottal 270.OOO tons. &C.
cording to official figures Of the Gu.
ban sovernment This Is 10000 tons
les sthan former reports have ipdi.
Gated
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
More American Coal.

BuehoSSAyres-The United States
Chariber=uf Commerce in Argentina
reports rhat coal imports intolArgen.
tina fEorns4he United lsta,e1 ldlutng
1920 werss seven times greater thar
those rom Great Britain. caoa
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
ASPIRIN

Bewarel Unless you see the name
"Bayer'' on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer
package for Colds, Headache. Neural
gia, rheumatism. Earache, Toothache,
Lumbago. and for Pain. Handy tin
boxes Of twelve Bayer Tablets OF As
pirin cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark OF Bayer Manufacture Of
Monoacetlcacideste OF SalicyIIcscid
Adv. ..t H
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
LA. Attack Woman.

Dallas. Tex.-Two bandits attacked
Mrs Anna Engleman aged So. on a
residence street here. Selling her
bandbay containing $4,000 in money
and ,5IaS,ot..is valued at 81 900 and es
caped an an automobile.
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
Aau u. Has Se,ooo,ooo Cattle.

Washington. Cattle in the9 Unite
States were estimated by the Depart.
ment of agriculture to number &C, ,191,
600 head. of which 24,4Sf poe are in
dairy herds, 33,s24,OOe in beef herdS
and S,936.ooO not classified SRI I-t
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
Ontario Floats Loan,

Toronto-Bids for a bond issue of
s6.OOO,OO0 we're asked by the province
Of Ontario. The bonds are to bear six
per cent interest. maturing in 10
years. -r--r--.-
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01

ite Prescription which the drug
gists of this country have been
selling in liquid form for the past
so years. 1t can now be had in
tablets also. Ingredients on label,
Send ten cents to DR.. Pierce's
Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N Y,
for a trial package of tablets.
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
Thar Method

"In the days Of the cave map," re-
marked the man on the car, 'the girlE
wore their hair loose down the back,
so they would be eusy to catch. To
ledo Blade
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
Sheet Mills Resume.

r Martins Ferry, Ohio.-The Martins
Ferry Sheet Mills of ,,tb2,,, Wbeeligg
Steel Cotpotation iNiIs fes'iiee oherR
tions April 4, company officials have
announced
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
-. snccessor Named.

u,s,ren &. Brown of Wichita. Kan,
v.a sst,acted a member of the Board
Is,tIn,..s.,ors of the Atchison. Topeka &
si,.fisre railway. He succeeds the
- r,es 8. Cieed OF Topeka
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01
To Dress Russia in American Clothes

The Russian Workingmen's Mutual
Aid Society OF America, with head
quarters in New York city. has de-
cided 10 establish a cooperative tailor
shop for the manufacture Of mems
and wOmen's ready-made garments,
and to equip it with the --latest ma
chinery. ..lt is also plunned TO give
Instruction. In .the needle trade, with
a view toward sending the instructed
pupils to Russia, equipped with the
proper American machinery. where
they RIay, start manufacturing in the
American system II Is expected that
the,-fi first party Of .Russlan-Amerrcan
}railprs 'NyilI be ready "a FF9ey within
the next few months. Tie co-opera
tive is now raising $4,000 TO srrry on
tha wdJasB Bullefh9 d5 IiIerhaciaI
Council.
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01

Texarkana.-Spring Lake Park. the
citys principal pleasure resort, and
which recently was opened to the
public for the first time in several sea
sons, is being rehabilitated and placed
in frst-class condition again.
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01

Paragouid.-Sheriff c. P. Stepp has
recovered a quantity of various kinds
of tobacco, SO worth of pennies and
other articles which we're stolen from
II. n. Hendrixs store. Al shotgun re-
Gently stolen from Flippin's barber
shop was also recovered The loot
was found near the Hasty factory.
Fayetteville. Representative John
Tillman is president of the Washing.
ton, d. c., chapter Of the alumni Of
the University of Arkansas, which re-
Gently held an Arkansas dinner in the
capital city.
De Witt.-Supt. C. F. Perrott of the
Almyra schools has been elected to
the superintendency of the Stuttgart
city schools to succeed Superintend-
ent Rossman, who was recently
elected and has accepted the superin-
tendency of the North Little Rock city
schools.
Harrisburg.-C. V. Burch, represent.
ing the Interstate Lumber Company Of
St Louis, has purchased a large
!alI!ssIHTflhIYhItsfl IarfI IIlqnIPaTlfHfeI t,pii
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01

Harrisburg. The Rev Jefferson
Sherman, Methodist pastor at Earle,
is here to assist the local pastor, the
Rev. B. C. Few, in a revival,
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01

De VITA war on rats has been
decreed by the good people OF Gillett
and the youngsters are disposing Of
the rodents in rapid style. Two hun
dred and nifty wharf rats fell victims
TO the EFFORTS of the rat killers last
Sunday
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01

Brinkley-Mayor Bayne has issued
a proclamation setting aside April
10 9 as=glean-up week in Brinkley.
All MERCHANTS here have agreed TO
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-01

BatesyiHe.-A meeting OF the for
mer graduates Of the Batessille High
School was held recently at the high
school auditorium, when speeches
were made by several business men
and a general spirit of enthusiasm
was created for the track meet which
will be held in this city in April.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-21
ana

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when the
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Dollars, dollar This a
applies only O years subscription
II subscription paid than viii good
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that will have that much laid aside when
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This price does not include nrns merely that VIII
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the country contiguous o keep posted
lenpg and the best do this is by ng daily that
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You keep posted the Of The world The Caller pye
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The Caller the only published u the CUR Coast the
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-21

rlowot Nad a lot ~ no hui faiied ia
runnrfi With buyer iurchaAuH w
gmtll luta woid plentiful bat buyers
a,emfd to shA ffum infre lots
ihiyofa az The fpfmerl yard in Cor
nus rhiiui were paying " end heiirr
NrNtciduy Many haleH rrhdine Htriet
hrnuEht a hulf cent premium
li'cripta ni ihr compress hvgr Ntle
trrdpy worr 500 balra making total of
b.aaG M io date pf thla nmnunt
lafo had boon shipped
rhu iatE, ripH Of th, county are
unnhss night and day ahiftn and the
crop Is hvinr sinnod about as fast as
70 "a hrinr brought iu
The einH "a rnln Alto aud utiHcoli
.tro said go hr keeping well az with
thc cotton coming in aud &c iinrs are
not running steady
trcd hnNerr pfN plentiful 80 ROBIN
iuwn u ls said there atv ihftf i'td
inf Hred houses represented there with
headquarters foi the season
pnr Eiowcr brought Ia To- CORPUS
Cmmu ia, oarly part ~ The week 10
hnlea Of hia rtop when clasecd i5
endrd niiict middllng and one mid
ding
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-21

innate heine rnHpd ON Individual re
pofis fgum ftunvra bnnrinr COTTON "a
me riua up lu date thorn have been
eNiu,d n klohufs county ntto niur,
than pnn N,loa aud conservative ga.
umatys rlaco lho moseut uoiw at $500
hAiost
flr ,ntton haH bean suWtiv dam
te'd hf bath the boil aud i,nf worm,
aud aiioit oiup rs eSn'ctcd
in th4 N1bsiown district there J.
it.nn arrr planted n the h,sirt Httric
Hocd and pr,tr.di, an cottun hrough,
m rildoi Hfirt with large amount
nf n hrmglns @ prammn ia,lo saica
reported AZ that place range % ANA
brtter
pnr ~ the best orops known ~ ia
ga, county Ht tins ilme ~ tlr mim oi
W - nwucf about g. mites touih of
ruhatnvu rhr fam ma i.'pn iefra
planted ln ooiten nnd u Is ,tlimated
thr crop viii Seid ] euu hnlea 49, q
fnl, ihr ctnp uVir tho county ihia YEAR
Wlu run about hHif hbit tn th, urrc.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-21

Complete box scorcs OF the Big League
Bringing Up Father
Mutt and jeff,
Complete market reports.
Special cotton spots and futures report
Pictures of the day.
tashion features for tho wardrobe.
The Old Home Town Cartoons
Bcrton Braley's Poems.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-21

AHA the busipcaa section hagj us-
stunned
II wan IKE an entirely new city 70
him 49, his remembrance waa ~ IN"
r.,nua christi Of old without tho
.,,rudld modern paving aud other suie
signs ~ stable and permanent prosper
ify Tie Expressed desire I" 90 local"
hofr and announced hr w'nld give nv
matter ample confederation t'n VlaS
here was purely Tor the rni pon" "i g
Wait 10 la cufnged ~ the dtuE
busin.H al Houston.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-21
GINS REPORT
1880 BALES
ALREADY OUT

compared With tho amount gufusi and
inr amount estimated Nrt to hc EiunNA
Ito mott iAlit wlth shc eatimates mAdo
uf Dinpq fUf AN dlatrtctN rnmhlu,d hut
tsr,tui catlmatta mFde 10y PARTIES wh"
have runr o,ci the county &" the sis
,iM purpose ~ tylns to hrriNr ni q
cafe estimate on ih, i9fl econ place
lht figure ed iSnno hpicr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-21

William A. Bcrntider. office deputy
fue United States Marshal "a itar
Nm of Houston D. spending hss yacs
tivu ln Vuipur CHRISTI
Gilbert Ncskcs, the - year old son ~
Nf Fnd Nle NrRkrr wHn taken
suda,n" 90 srstcfda, mrrning and
iakrn te tho Spohn sbniiatium where
e Was learned au operation Wis nveos
@ry The oloration was for % turnrea
appendix Reports from The sanitrfium
lNat nisht wrf, 10 tho effect that tive
hov WIS doing we'll
Evan Jones and Eriok Warren. who
hHVe been un am auto trip intn thr
Nalley returned 90 Corrne Christi
Nosietdae while nWat th, hets VISIT
I'D HrownHyiiic rniat iHthri MHis
mDrna amt other riaccg hcing ahacnt
b wrck
announcement ~ made that Tho
Mathis e'honl win rpcn frr ihr term
en September o. with Prof " a.
nnrlho as muprtnfsrdcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Mem York Exchange
Shows Firm at Start


Baldwin decline noted de"f"
for act
n
u
standard possibly control
Asphalt ned at tsA, y. and then gained to g.
sts err
NJ nfueee nv 60
TsaAs ase a. err ~ TeSas company ~ Hnssasea
un,hangsd G OFF s Onion Pacific iiss up W. United states
iit.of -.
The market closed
Fer time the market progissd TO upward and u
avnee launched
=.
in studebAker got "ha'f
and Chandler sold a y.
motors off At The % ,ss saT ss
aEFe f5 was up
"a Pierce ahs or United states Rubber up
zen, ~ Cuba isA, Off - cuba cane pea s OFT
off ~ Retail stores
uenal Paper es Coin Products o. off ~ Hsadns TN up N
-. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
CANTALOUPES
ON SALE HERE
First Shipment OF Season
Arrives

The fret local Strawberries were
on the market Monday. The first
crate 20 arrive was the Marshall
brand from vaahon Island This
crate was auctioned off on the whose
sale market at IS cents a easiset
Alfred caeaaens shipped the firt'
crate from Kirkland. Then three
crates from oiaiia followed. The
berries. being OF an excellent quality.
were soon CLEANED up at 81 for a
crate Of ~ pintA
Tho first crate Of can,aioup~9.
which arrived from the Imperial Val.
ley Monday. sold at tls. while one
pony flat crate from wenatchee.
containing rs eantaioupes. sold at
ts5o.
A iarw. shipment Of California
carrots and new mrnips were re
ceived on the wholesale market. The
vegetables were being sold at 1850
sack.
New Garnet potatoes were also re-.
c-ived. and were selling at SIS cents
a poy6d.
The butter market was steady 20
firm Some dealers predicted an In
crease would soon take place Eggs
were stcadier. with tho demand a
little stronger than last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
~=- -a-asasss-s---sa-sss---'-=--s-a---7' =
Public Market


MrSTf.AkE
stars fe-if. bars t<nes soAp fses
carnpb~irs soups. lee esn. t-b. eAn
Knowarift. tits. s-rs car cresesnt cot
foe. fiea. stall les. ma small ~hlts
BEANS. use. . ne roossnr~nws fscs 70.
seeded rsfslns. sts. N. sttfA ehosSe
peaches. ace. pkEa matches. iee- STAR
iss e~ss butter. ns stes fuii cream
saes Horsh.rn Light -four. tsss. bars
IsayA white soap. sLe
SOUTH END
s..n 4. All pies. ssc. eengsnuts 80
don stall "a. var beans fbs ssc. TO.
snato~s. 2 ms. 9kc. host head Is1nc~. &c
.Aea siau -. potato sausage. zee 10.
t.lilea harn h8rsx See n. home cured
bacon. .se N. stall -. batter. ste 10.
eggs. sEe coE. cream cheese tsc N. stall
a.. shoulder lamb. Ice NJ pienies. I've
n stall ~. pot roast. lee n.s leg 81
tsme ise n bacon. ste 10. stall 20.
beans. lee 10 new turnipa bonehss
Sc. radlshes. beaches &C.
PIKE PLACE
stan ~, best can. sugar. ns sse.
fss ste stall 1875. t5hey's sliced pine-
apple. iarrs can ate. fresh soda crackers
ise -. Stall 81. s-fb. can NJ J, II. cot
Zee. siss. cans eorn o. peas. sse, I'm.
can Rsrer. baking powder. .sc. cans
ssfinrisss beans. sse.
BaoNoAH
Rsaii 81 pure American cane surar. !
ns lee. I rbs tsc. ma SIC. stalls
afsae MS choice ~vapnrAted applea
gte. fss new seeded rslsiaa. tsei
cans strtnrieas beans. x8cs 8 ne fanct
split prunss. sse: ts-ib. sack Rslntst
lies; slsur. 81 as Stalls i-s-s. beet sal
pork. stc n. half hams. gse ~. liberty
steak and sssEsEs. Ths. abe
tANrTARy
ms Gee; Berdens milk. fiSc can
sse coffee. spc stalls 4s-ss. cam
eorn or peas. 4sc. Grape Nuts, itc phg
Ut. bottle snidsrs catsup. zscs milk, Ice
can bars Fairy or Fes Naptha soar.
iso
s,ans ios-ies. peanut butter. ice N
Flake white. I ms CSC cans Co
operative milk. ice. : assorted spices.
isc. fuii cream cheese. sac N. ne
.ac. ssc fresh roasted coffee. ssc, Nc.
LArens nippy or Pimenio cheese. for
she. s tails cans milk. abc-
QUEEN CITY
Stairs t-s-,s-ss. I.Ibby's apple butter.
n can Use. Maxola or Wesson oil. pit
sec. at Bxc. ral. tias stall 30. panxies
tec dex tomato plants. tec doz, Stall
SO. fbs small white beans, ase. cans
corn. peas or string beans sse. Crescent
baking powder. ssc NJ: si.ss can honey.
csc
Daddy, bring home some Boidt's
tsr.,nrh "a ar v--Adv.rfieemeut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove TerminaIs-Pier A. str Cross
Keys
Great Northern TsrminaI---su Tokushi-
ma Haru.
Bell street Terminal--sr Yves, catanacs.
Grand Trunk Pacific Terminai--str city
Of Seattle.
Pier Motorship Ozmo.
Pier Str Delight.
Pier Str jefferson. str Victoria. str
Cordova, str Alameda, str Rsdondo.
Pier A--Str Admiral Hodman. str Bchtsy
Pier B--str Admiral Dewey. str Admiral
Goodrich, str Spokane
Pier D-Str Lehigh.
Union Pacific TcrminaI--Hchr wawona
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers--U l. a
HwlftHnre.
~. 3 Shipping Board moorings-str
Westward ITO. str Eastern Glen, str
feonium. str Tlppeeanoe. str Yosemite
Connecticut street Terminal--Su Steel
YoyAger.
East waterway Dock a Warehouse Co..
Str WheatiaDd Montana. str West
Canon.
Todd Dry Docks--str West. Hartiard, str
Forest King. str West Ivis. sehr Ad-
fniral Mayo.
Ncttleton NH Dock--schr Edwin II.
West
Puget Sound Bridge q Dredging Co.
Btr Patterson.
Ames Yard-Str Rooaeveit
Heffernan Doek--str Valdez, str juneau.
str Estchikan.
Winalow Marine Haiiway--schr Spokane.
bktn Anne Comyn, motorHhtp Santa
Flayia. barge Griffsons barge Henry
Willard. barge CoqSssiam CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
PICOTT AIDS
CORPORATION

Evidencing his personal faith In
campaign for the building up OF Sc.
attle's business by the use OF Seattle
money. william Pigott, president OF
the Pacific Car Co. has donated
s25. 900 toward the formation OF a
corporation to undcrwrite local in
dustries
Pigott IL member OF the organ.
lzation committee OF which H. j.
Gille In chairman. The committee
ls rapidly perfecting plans for the
work of stimulating industry here.
These will be submitted Mt the next
meeting. scheduled for Wednesday
evening.
The old method OF trying 10 In.
duce Eastern capital viii never bring
the results desired. pigott says.
Therefore he Is willing TO back to
the limit the plan for building up
Industries here with local money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Insane, Escapes
From His Guards

SACRAMENTO. May 2a.--Harry
Broadbent, with n mania for escap.
ing custody and attempting to end
his life, made another escape here
today. He successfully eluded
II. r. Nelson, deportation agent. and
his assistant. who were transferring
him from the Steilacoom asylum in
Washington to Napa State hospital.
California.
Bareheaded and barefooted. Broad.
bent In Mt large. while Nelson and
local officers are making a frantic
search to recapture him before he
ends his life.
The escape occurred In the local
railway yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Greek Is Victim
of Tuberculosis

Reports OF n suicide at the Cleo
patra hotel. just off Third ave. and
James st.. were dissipated Monday.
when investigation showed that An.
dros Rambossis. a Greek, had died
suddenly In his bod of tuberculosis.
Rambossis had been In the country
only three months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Are
Page. Bernhard r.. Seattle Legal
Marten. Anna s.. Seattle Legal
Kilian. Bernhard. Seattle 2s
Hapieton. Helen, Seattle ........fe
Groset, Roy C.. Seattle ....21
Bacon. Esther H., Seattle ........fs
Grandy, Earl L., Seattle "a
Akey. Gertrude. Seattle ..........19
Bishop. George L.. Seattle ..20
Reeves. Ella ". Seattle .........16
Carson. Jacob Leo. Seattle Legal
Koieberg. Alma. Seattle Legal
Huey. Robert. Seattle ... Legal
Davis, Barbara. Seattle Legal
Alicorn. George r., Seattle legal
Dishman. May. Seattle Legal
Jcrsj Anton. Black Diamond Legal
Pifeifer, katarins. Black Dia-
BirkcIand, O.. Bremerton ..s5
Watland, Olga b.. Pearson ...2s
1ouchett, Henry, Seattle ..ss
Grant. Clara. Seattle ........,40
Ward, Thomas Charles. Seattle at
Holmberg, Adeiine. Everett ....2I
Benson. 8. NJ, Seattle ....22
Spencer. Josephine. Seattle 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
GRAIN Market
Laos At CLOSE

CHICAGO. May ss--neports Of IA.
vorabie crop conditions caused most
grain prices Co saE at the cioHe aft
or the list had opened generally
higher Provisions closed irregular
May wheat opened up Sc at sies
and closed of Ne. July corn opancd
at si.2sn. up Me. and closed he
lower.
and closed up /. &c July corn opened
at a. c. up he. and closed off ! ise
september corn opened at 81 &c. up
/. c. and closed off Ne.
May oats opened off NC At 5ss G
and closed ac lower. iaiy oats
opened unchanged at sia G and clos
ed Off ie. september oats opened at
tsc. off (. c. and closed OF lG
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Ctiett. Willard. ss7 ~. fo2nd. girl
Phillips. j. D.. sos Bagiey. girl.
Cerde. X A.. 1929 18th N. W. boy.
Dawson, A. L.. 5000 10th s.. w, boy
Hoire. J. W., $50 N. 43rd. boy.
Peterson. A. H.. 1913 w. 3sth. boy
Peterson. r. ". 24fs Del Mar dr..
boy.
Carlson. II. s7as nth ave. NJ. boy
Lowe. J. O., 5sf7 seth S. W.. girl.
chialvo. E., 1906 Lane, girl
EfchoI Robert Oak Park how
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. MAY -s~-Demaud s,er-
ling was off / NC at fgssA. shen for.
eign exchange opened today Francs
were to.osss; lire. 10 9sso. Canadian dol
lars, to.ssso; marks, iootst. kfonan,
iofsio
Foreign exchange closed lower.
Sterling. sfstH francs. to.otss! lire.
ft0sfi marks. toofszh Canadian dol.
lars. te.s9.b. krouen. totsoi.
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MOVIES ON TACOMA BOAT

Movies ana other entertainment
viii be introduced on the Puget
Sound Navigation company's Seattle
Tacoma steamships In tho near fu.
ture. The main cabin will b, dark.
cned a. soon as the boat leaves dock.
and a moving picture entertainment,
lasting nearly an hour will be shown.
beginning June Is extra service will
be tnaugurated. with a a. M. and a
y. IN. trip added to the present
ag,hexfule