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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
CAR GOES OVER
CLIFF ESCAPE

J. l. Murray. 20. Atlantic st. and
his Tyear,old son. Harold. narrowly
escaped death Saturday morning
when their hutomot.ic plunged over
"a 80 foot emhankment AZ EoTsin
Place on Hearou Hili,
10th Murray and his little hoy
w-rr imprisoned beneath tho mn
chine when rracued they were
found to b. practically unhur',
Tho tao we're driving along the
efntankmrnt IN a Ford delivery
truck. when the car ran OF tho
planked road and was caught In the
gravel beside the road. Giving tho
car more gasoline. Murray attempted
"a 81, back on the road. but the ma.
chine lurched suddenly over the edge
of the bluff and plunged down the
steep pr"clpicr.
That neither Murray nor the child
vas allied Was considered miFaeui.
Gus by spectators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
WHEAT PRICES
take ADVANCE

CHICAGO April iG--Whoat ad-
NanCed nc To- Sc ON the Chicago
Board 81 Trade today. due "a crop
damage as the result OF the storm
now raging thruout the West and
Middle Western states.
Grain prices advanced on the Chi
caEo iiuafA 81 Trade today due Go re-
ports % heavy crop damage from the
storm which swept the wheat belt
AFTER n strong opening some % the
corn quotations closed weakly How
ever, gene rally the other grain
prices followed the lead OF wheat.
which was up from ] 10 q cents Pro-
Visions were higher.
May wheat opened up ~ c AZ i,2a
and closed up sise July wheat open
cd up sae al tt0S.. and closed up
&c
May corn ope ned up &C AT 66a C
and closed down &c July corn
opened up isc at co., e. aud closed up
tAc september corn opened at
tts e. up Ac. ana closed up 80
May oats opened up Ne at a6hs G.
and closed NJ &c. July oats opened
40 ~ at 11-c. and closed up = &c.
September oats opened at aAAc. up
&C. and closed up .c,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

Hmifh Cove Terfuiral=sFier ~ str NADIA
nan Maru. atr Westward Ho. Htr FL
bridge: pier o. stf Fushlma Maru
Union oil Dock--Nr Oieum.
Grand Trunk Pacific Torminsi-5tr
Yaiza.
Pier str TippccHnoe.
Pier A-Str Admiral i,odman.
pier Str Spokane.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers-str Eastern
Glen.
United states Shipping Board MoorinEs--
str Iconlum. ntr Jalapa. Str Yosemite.
US C @ Algonquin.
Union Pacific Terminals-Str Bakers
field.
Alaska Steamship MoorinE--str Victoria
str sknRway. str Santa Ana.
stacy street Terminal--U Burnside.
Lander street Terminsl-sohr Wawona.
str Alice.
Milwaukee Ocean Torminai-str West
Haven.
Hanford street TeruinaI--str Brookiine
str west Hartland,
gpokane street -Motorship w
r. Burrows. bark Geo. Curtis. motor
ship Expansion.
East waterway Dock a warehousc-str
West Ison.
Todd Dry Docks--str Forest King. s,hr
Admiral Mayo, bark Guy c. Goss. ship
B y Packard.
Puget sound Bridge & Dredging co.-str
Patterson
Ames Ynrd-Btr Roosevelt
Nettloton Mills Dock--Htr West Midway
Hcffsrran Doci,-str ketcbikan. ship
Oriental.
stream-sohr Fearless. bnrk w. u. Flint.
ship Abner Coburn.
Lake unlon-iIulls Abiila. Abnoba Ably
dos. Addison. Alionhurst. Ahmlk. An.
thou. baydon. bertrand, Blngamon.
BiHcaya, Black Wolf. Blanford, Del.
win, Boughton, Pezutn. PuyalIup.
Caghcsn. Capraria, cardla, Comma
Charus. Chesterfield, chaiois. Clncsa
Cinyras. Corus, Cozlan, Gotta Clone.
ELISA, Electra. Endymion. Fort stan.
wiz. Fort Harrison. For, Jackson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
BICDOLLAR
and Wage
REDUCTION
Money Value Increase Aids
Worker With Less Wage.
Declares VIM. Loeb
RY HAROLD n. JACOBS

NEW YORK. April is--'rhe
value Of the dollar has increased
TO such an extent since last June
that gradual wage reductions up TO
so per cent al this time, merely
eliminate this automatic raise
which the worker has received"
This statement was made IN an
Interview with the United Press to
day by William Loeb. ir.. tiee presi.
dent 81 the American Smelling 4
Refining company. who was presi.
dental secretary under Theodore
Roosevelt.
The smclter company Is now un.
dergolng the process OF wage and
salary dcflatlon.
department OF labor figures show
that the purchasing power OF the dol
lar Is now eS.s cents. compared with
that OF 1918" Loeb said. "This Is an
increase OF 81 per cen, over last
June. when the dollar was worth
only ass cents. Thus any person
whose salary or wages have re
manned stationary since June have
really received a 81 per cent raise -
The company. which has gradually
hecn reducing wages FOR several
months because OF stagnation 81 the
mining industry. now has declared n
20 per cent salary reduction OF It's
white collar" or office, employees,
effective MAY 1. This includes 1900
persons. from Simon Guggenhe!m.
the president, down 10 tho newest
stenographer.
Gradual wage reductions for the
$4,000 workers since January / have
aggregated Is per cent.
Wages OF the conpany's workers
In the war period were Increased an
average OF as PR cent" Loeb said.
I'VE haven't any definite figure In
mind In reslucing wages. We are
merely trying To find the point of de-
fiation. This. naturally. cannot be-
figured out with mathematical Ger
tainty. and we have been feeling our
way carefully with reductions OF 3
and 10 per cent at time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Lake Crescent Roads
in Excellent Shape

The following letter from 9. II
Williams. sales manager for Frank
Weterhouse Co. 10 Douglas Hhelor,
manager Auto club 81 Western
Washington. viii prove Interesting
90 those contemplating fishing
trip to Lake Crescent.
Dear Doug. when We closed
our big auction sale here. I decided
10 40 fishing. and made arrange
menta 20 ship my ear 10 Lake
Crescent. When I started Monday
noon. tho weather was 10 good.
decided 10 drive up ana ship
back. not only drove up. but !
drove back also.
thought you might be interested
In knowing that the roads from
here 90 Lake Crescent are In the
best condition that they have ever
bccn In. 20 my knowledge. since
automobiles were built.
The road n like "a pavement the
entire distance. The drive can be
made very easily In nine hourn.
There IN not any bad road between
here and Lake Crescent. The rond
around the lake n not completed
yet. but you can drive TO Rosemary
and singers without any trouble.
Work should be started Immediately
on the road from Lake Sutherland
90 Singers. for II iH In very danger.
Gus condition.
People DO not seem 20 know that
this Is the finest time Of the year
10 make this trip.
am writing everybody connected
with automobile clubs. giving them
this information.
Your road signs are a great deal
Of help. especially those which in
dicatc curves and grades.
What want to impress upon
you is that there isn't any bad
road. started back from the lake
al ? O'Clock Friday afternoon. stop
ped three hours en- route. and was
home at midnight. ! drove the en-
tire distance with the top down.
20 you can see the weather was
very fine.
Fishing In both Lake Suther.
land and Lake Crescent is now at
10 best. and will be all during
the months Of April and May. !
had exceptionally good luck and
brought back my Fridays catch
and put them on exhibition at Piper
a TaftG I had four trought weigh.
ING between ga and pounds each
Both ,rawling and suil fishing Is
very good In Lake Sutherland.
Mrs. Ll,tleton. who runs the Rose.
mary hotel at Lake Crescent, h
providing the same good eats that
she has given for the last 20 year,.
but I do no, need 10 tell you about
this for you have stopped there
yourself. Her place has been won.
dcrfuliy improved during the past
year II ~ one OF the finest looking
places on the Lake al the present
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
STATE CROPS
SHOW A GAIN

Value OF agricultural products In
the state % Washington show tire
mendous increase between 1908 and
1919. according 90 statistics com
piled by Secretary OF State J. Grant
iilnkle.
Total value OF crops shows an In
crease Of 20d,6 psr cent. wheat
1915 per cent: oats. a76 per cent
and potatoes ai,.B per cent, Wheat
acreage Increased us per cent. but
oats decreased 2ss per cent
Tho production OF apples In 1919
was si.s6s.6gi bushels. as compared
with s.672.io0 bushels In 1909. that
OF peaches. i.b4s.S59 bushels In 1919.
as against stiai bushels IN 1909
81 pears. l.T2S.T5a bushels Ia 1919
and SIC 500 bushels in 1909. aud OF
plumH and prunes. 7sb.s2o bushels
In 1919 ana i.0as.07T bushels In 1908
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Cash Wheat
Chicago Live Stock

cucsdo. Aprn - -cAsh wheat
z hard. tlatA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

I, won't be all theory at the man.
ufae,ururu' educational exhibit.
which opens in the Arena ncIt Tues.
day afternoon.
Seattle women have n~~n told tina;
they can equip and maintain a kltoh'
en- with products of Washington
manufacturers And To prove u.
Mrs. ". T.. narnhart will have on
display her model kitchen. "a by -
feet. In which everything. from
rnnEc TO salt shaker. will b. wash.
lnEton.fnads.
Several hundreds ~ foodstuffa vii
b. on exhibition. The work II under
the supervision % the seattle FeJrr
alton If wonena clubs aided By IN.
Chamber Of Commerce and other civ.
lc bodies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
SAVE TAXPAYER
SIX BILLIONS?
Legislative Program Is An
nounced by League
ny LANES n. KOIuEItT

wAsIuNuTos Apnl 1.-THE
Peoples Accommodation league today
announced a legislative program de
signed 10 save the worker tnKpay.
er" $4,000 600, 900 year, This will
mean "a per capita saving ~ t57 "A
year Tor many years 81 come. league
leaders said.
They propose 10 do II in the fol.
lowing manner
4 Government operation ~ the
railroads. with the resulting decrease
IN cost Of 81 900. 900 600
2. 4 hlEh and rapidly progressive
tan on incomeH, eHiatrR ana excess
profits. and n federal tar on all land
and other natural reHoureea Hpecula-
lively held This viii tighten the
burden Of the worker by $4,000.
600 600. u was held.
3. Control 81 the meat packing In
duHtry, affecting "a saving Of $780,.
900 900.
4 Government control or natural
resources. such as coal. iron. copper.
timber lands. gltr. water and Others,
with "A saving OF $3.50. 900 600.
9. Changes In the federal reserve
bank act. chief among them being IA
short time rural credit system for
farmers 90 reduce the cost Of produc.
ton. and thus reduce prices 10 the
consumer. This. Il IL held. will save
tho workers 1900 900 900
6. Defeat OF the discussed univrr.
sal military training plan. Enact.
meni ~ universal military training
legislation would cost the workers
scores Of millions Of dollars. league
leaders said.
Herbert =. Baker. president OF the
League 81 the Farmers National
councils. said that fully $500 600
farmers and organized workers IN all
branches Of industry. commerce and
transportation are represented b.
tho league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Chicago Board of Trade

tNatnruay Qu"tation.l
Furnished by a. ~ Manning a Ce.'. rri
.str wHe. nutie~ Hotel HuiidibE,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

Msniia--Aprii is-Arriyed. str Cross.
keys from Seattle.
Yokohhma~-Aprii ia--Arrtead, str West
Jsssup from seattle.
san Pedro-Aprl is--Hailsd. ctr Ohio
an for Battle. .. ~. str Kennecott for
seattle, 8. ~.
san Francisoo-Apfii is--Baiied. ctr
Moerdijk for seattle. a. IN. April Is
Arrived str Nome city from seattle. !
.. m. Sailed. str Eur mhchus for Seattle,
.. m.
Duneensss--Aprii 1e-Pasaed Ia. str
BAk1rsfisld for seattle. so a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Canadians Again to
Take Seattle Mail

Soattlo mail for the Orient vii
probably be taken care Of hy the
Canadian government and carried
on the Empress line vessels again
after May /. according to Edward
McGraih. superintendent OF mails.
Several months ago the Canadian
government quit handling our malls
due TO friction with the Empress
boats. The Seattle office has since
been dispatchinE the mails on Jap.
anosc liners.
with tho establishment OF the
limo 81 which the wenatchee h
the first vessel. parcel post mails
viii have better service than ever
before. McCrath pointed out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
News of the Auto World

There are no motor speed laxf
Havana, Cuba "
The heaviest buyers of mo.
trucks are coal dealers. grocer.
lumbcrmon. milk dealers and cream
cries.
No less than II different Awy
lean makes 81 motor vehicles A.,
seen thruOut South Africa.
Motor cycles left for salvage 4,
the American army In France -
been rebuilt and are now do
service as taxis In Paris.
Approximately $4,000 motor
hiclea were manufactured In Cana1
last year.
England. France and italy are q
heaviest individual purchasers y,
gasoline.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
SHIP APPLES
HERE IS PLAN

Plans TO assure a minimum ship
ment OF 1000 boxes OF apples TO At
lantic ports via Seattle this season
are to be perfected Tuesday az
a meeting In wenatehee Of rep
rcscntatives of the Yakima and
wcnatchee commercial clubs and the
wcnatchee Valley Traffic associa.
ton
Al preliminary meeting held
this week IL was stated that an
intsrcoas,ai shipping concern would
furnish refrigerator space for a
miniufdhf of 4. 900 s,oxr~s 'cs apis
A movement is on foot 10 secure
the cooperation of Hood river and
walla walla sections as well In
the development OF water transpor.
tation for Northwest fruits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Has Anybody Seen
Their Rubber Plant d!

II you observe any one carrying
about n pottcd palm or n pedi-
greed rubber plant. notify the Red
Cross. at Fourth ave. and Nir-
ginia st.
The Red Cross reported 10 the
police Saturday that some person
had been removing n plant every
night for the past month. but that
Friday night he had grown am
bilious and stolen the entire garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
pAID ApvERTIgEMENTl
INDICATED

AFTER TWENTY YEARS 4
CONVENTIONS HAVE BEEN va
Dictated. AND TuI DENT
LAW HAS JUST NOW BEES 4!
NtIIED ~ OUR a.. =. GOUl
on THE IDENTICAL PHINcIPI.(
ron WHICH HAVE CONTENDn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
BANQUET FOR y. Y. X.

The Nippon Nnsen kaisha wei
comes tho competition % America
new Seattle. Oriental fleet. first ~
which Ia the Wenatchee. 80 said
NJ. watanaha. manager % the So
attic office OF Nippon Nuscn kaiaha.
speaking at a banquet az the New
Washington Friday night. given hy
the Chamber Of Commerce and the
port commission to commemorate
the opening OF the new Smith Cove
port terminal. jointly used BY the
y. Y. X. and the Pacific Steamship
Co. opcFatinE tho new American
line to the orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Tom Marshall in
Address Tonight

Thomas Riley Marshall. vice pres.
dent Of the United States during
both Wilson administrations known
for his whimsical wit. will speak
tonight at the First Methodist
church.
He viii deliver another address
at the same place at : p. m. sun
day before the Y. NJ. G. a. Sunday
club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

CHICAGO. ApFii ls Hogs Receipts.
seee Market ian htxhsr nntk Of sales.
tsaR butchers. ttUtto packing tgu
tfst. light. tttsUpse. pigs. iH73e8ss
HauEhs. tsfsuE
Gsffis- Receipts, zee Markef steady
Reef ifttWeet hufrh~r stock. o. teWs
Gamers ard esftsfs ts9tSe stntk~fs
and feeders. q fsUsie. cess. - y
IT'S. calves ftssus
sheep Receipts ese Market steady
t.4mhs if.ssetet swss. ttosTs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
TRADE TOUR GROWING

Additional reservations for the
Southwestern Washington trade tour
organized by the Chamber OF Com
morcc for May "a TO 81. inclusive,
weor brought up to IS Saturday
morning. Robert s. Boyna, prcsidcn,
or the Chamber Of Commerce. re.
turned from Washington Friday
night, and announced that he viii &C.
company the tourists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
ELECTRIC SHOW At LEWIS

ity In merchandising will BE- shown
at merchandising conference to b.
held in Levy's Orpheum theatre
April 20. by the General Electric Co.
A revolving stage has been set Up.
80 that store windows. interiors and
home sets may be seen TO advantage.
The demonstration II showing in the
large cities turnout the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Schoonover Trial
Is Set for MAY 2

Cases Of u. y. gchoonovsr. former
policeman. and AARON MarSparrn.
charged with being jointisis In con.
nsction with the operation OF Black
Cat tavern. rsided and closed by
Sheriff Matt s,arwich. February ~.
were set for trial May BY Prcsid.
ing Judge King Dykcman Saturday
morning
Chief Deputy Prosecuting Atior.
'ncy r. l. Jones. announced Il was
the first time in years tina, cfiml.
nal cases had been 30 well cleaned
up by the prosecuting attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
PRESS KIDNAPPING
CHARGES TO LIMIT

Meeting hcr waiting friends In
Justice Daiion'H court which was
not IN session. she and her husband
declared they intended 10 press the
Kidnapping charges TO tho limit.
1T ia the mos, ridiculous thing 7
ever heard OF" the young mother
said Il cannot understand how one
woman can believe she may pass
judRrncn, on tho RICH; Of n mother
10 be the mother Of her own child"
The CieinH live Al White Center.
sigrnund cicfn. father Of the boy nj.
legged TO have been kidnapped. has
been working In san Francisco for
months. because of failure TO find
employment In this city.
lie stated Saturday the depart
mont Of public welfare probably
would make his boy a ward OF the
juvenile court. pending the hearing
on the kidnapping charges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Earl Doty Escaped,
but Not This Doty
The Earl Doty who escaped 90

The Ear Doty who escaped from
a deputy sheriff while being
brought from Auburn 20 Seattle is
not tho Earl Doty who lives in
Tukwila. The latter Doty says he
has been subjected 10 some en-
barrassment because OF the similar
names and the fact the escape
took place near his home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
LUMBER Is "CONvALEsCENT''

I.atcHt report OF Tho West Coast
Lumbermen's association shows
that production in western Oregon
and Washington for the week end.
ing April . was 30 per cent below
normal This Is a slight improve.
ment. New business totnled 81.
306,S3T feet Actual production was
$3.50. 26s feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Sloan Shipyard Case
Is Under Amusement

Following conclusion Of arguments
on tho governments petition that a
receiver be appointed for the Sloan
shlpyards corporation. Federal
Judge Jeremiah Neterer took tho
case under adviscmen, shortly BE-
fore his departure for California Fri'
day Twice previously similar pcti-
tons have been denied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
San Francisco Produce

SAN rnASCtsro. Arm re- Butter
sfisr 10. prime firsts. afs q -.
cheese tlats. 1--we 10 flrsfs. he -
EEzs-Esfras. sc das.3 fFsts. 90 des /.
No. I dlftlsa afe den ~ktrn pallets
- &c dos undsvsissd puiiats. - tac duz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
KEYSTONE SCHEDULE or

The Keystone State. second OF
the now shipping board vessels 10
60 on the Seattic-Orientai run. VIII
leave New York for Seattle az noon.
June 4. T.. G., McMiekcn. passenger
traffic manager OF tho Pacific
Steamship Co. announced today.
She Is scheduled to arrive In Seattle
at : p. m. June Is. she will s-ail
for the Far East on July ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
KIDNAPPING
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Sears and Stewart Campbell placed
Mrs. wangncsA under arrest But
her brother and daughter scizcd the
child and disappeared from the Of.
fee
They were met Mt the entrance 20
the Lyon building by Mrs. clein, who
also had ,raiiod behind Page.
Mra. Ciein uttered little cry.
seized her boy after tussle. and
fled
While the man tried 10 protest. the
suafhrF WAS gone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
cANNERY TENDER LAUNCHED

tn. s5.foot cannery tender "serv.
ice" was launched this morning at
the yards Of the Christensen a vad
set Boat Building Co. and the Olsen
& sunde ship building Co. in Bai
lard. The boat was built for Captain
Isaacson. local mariner. under his
r,nruanal dlr.efior
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
FRYE PLANS WAREHOUSE

one-story concrete warehouse is
TO be erected nj i04S.55 sixth ave.
$. by Chas. II. Frye & 60. Day
labor will be employed. The cost
is estimated at $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Denver Live Stock Market

DENVER Apfn ts-gzftie Market
seminal steers. % tsa5tt. ca-s sna
hsifrrH. t.aA sssrkeFH and feeders, o. %
gfst. calves. figwis 20
liogs- Receipts. ZOE Market higher
Top. - buis. iTtto 20
SHEEP Marie; seminal Lambs. fte
III. aass. tAaoMssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

NEW YORK. Apsn is-FoFslsn sf-
change oprnad irregular to-day op-siuE
quotations inriaa~a sterling. tttta. 40
&r.s ffanrs. toesif. lire. easf9. off
% s0ftss marks, feettb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Ho, Hum! Street Car
Suit Bobs Up Again

Motion TO dismiss the amended
complaint brought against them in
federal court by tho Puget Sound
Power a Light Co. was filed Satur.
day by the II taxpayers" who have
figured prominently in the street car
litigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
SHIP HAS CLOSE CALL

A storm which carried away the
fore topmast. sent giant wave.
crashing over her decks and nearly
sunk her was encountered by tho
schooner Fearless Adelaide. on her
trip from Adelaide 20 Puget Sound.
She arrived here today for repairs
She win take lumber cargo al
Belilnghan for Callao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

PORTLAND. April "a CATH ifs.
esipte. tss Market nominal heat steers
tfseGs fair 60 Keod steers. isUe7s
choice COWS and hsifsrs. tt8tTs. can
nsrs. fs.s8t. balls. is-sees calves. 8;
gttso
Hons-~ Receipts. -. Market nominal
rrim. lights. ttoEe0ti. hsaxiss. ~ o
tig 20. pigs. tieafi
sheep Receipts. sfs Market nominal
Prime lambs. 500. cult lambs. sfVs.
ysaSiinKs. fst6gs. weshera. ssUsfs,
ewes. ttWts9.
Hgtter---a3c ~
EKgs-rses5c dos
Chseae-stc 10.
Hsna~a3ec III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Men York Exchange
Irregular at Close

market higher
Ing
Pacific Ss Republic steel 6i baldwin Loco
United
Atlantic IT,
Southern Pacific Norfolk Western. e6s. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Arrivals and Departures

April i5.--str Yosemite from Ban Fran
cisco. n. m. ctr Oieum from OIeum, 8
a. m. schr Fearless from Adelaide. in
tow Of wasp and Boo. a. m. April Is
Str Lyman Btewart from Port San Luis.
1880 .. m. ship u. y. Packard from
Port Blakeley. $50 .. m. str West
Raven from Baltimore via Philadelphia,
Balboa, San Pedro. San Francisco, VAN
/ coUyer and Powell River. y. C.. .. m.
Sailed
April Is--Btr west Ison for Manila via
Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghai. Dairen nnd
HonRkonR, $50 a. M. echr John A. for
BeriuR sea. 7.3o a. m. April i5-Str Ly-
man Stewart for Port San Lula, ii 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
WRECK PROBE
IS NEAR END

Review OF the evidence In the hear
ings ON the sinking OF the steamship
Governor will b. concluded early
next week. Il was announced Satur'
day by Capt. Donald : Amcs. steam
boat Inspector. who. with Capt, Lord.
conducted the Investigation ot the
case.
II no criminal negligence Is found.
the evidence never will be made pub
lie. II any person be held 60 blame,
proceedings VIII be instituted In fed
cral court.
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Reported by Wireless

April tb-atr Yaiza. Han Francisco for
Seattle. as miles north ~ Han Francisco.
.. ~. str Admiral Dewey. Seattle for
San Franeisco. ass miles from Seattle. 4
,. M motorship fAbhy Maine. Seattle
for Cooks Inlet, $40 miles from Cape
Flattery. .. m str Northwestern. ket-
chikan. off Marrowstone light. y. m.