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of the preceding evening": Assuredly
the, demobillzed officer who found
peace dull was getting his moneys
worth and Drummond had shrewd
suspicion that the entertainment was
only just beginning.
A sudden sound outside in the gar
den made him look up quicE:y. He
saw the white CLEAN Of q shirt front,
and. the next moment a man pushed
open the window and came unsteadily
into the room. It was Mr.. Benton, and
quite obviously he had been seeking
consolation in the bottle.
Have you got him?" he demanded
thickly, steadying himself with hand
on: Peterson's arm. -
II have not" said Peterson shortly,
eyeing the swaying figure in front OF
him contemptuously. "For heavens
sake,' sit down, man, before you fall
down, He pushed Benton roughly
! into a''chair,: and. resumed :,his tmpas
Sive stare into the darkness.
The girl took not the slightest notice
of the new arrival: who gazed stupid:
" at Drummond across the table.
"We seem to be moving in an at
mosphere of cross-purposes, Mr.. Ben
tom" said tle soldier affably. II hope
your daughter is quite we'll"
"Er-duite, thank you" muttered
the other. L.
"Tell her, will you, that I propose
to call on her before returning to Lon
don tomorrow" .
With his hands in his pockets, Peter
son was. regarding Drummonl from
the window. :. ''.'-'
"You propose leaving us tomorrow,
do you?" he said quietly.
Drummond stood up. a.. ..
81 ordered my car for ten O'clock"
he answered. Il am quite sire that
!. shall be more useful, to Mr.. Peter
son at. large than am cooped up
here" I'1night. even: lead him to this
hidden treasure which he thinks I've
got."' -. - y.
"You wiIl.'do that; all right. re-
marked Peterson. But at the mo
mcnt I was wondering. whether Ut
tie persuasion now-might not give lae
all ,tbc information a.. require more
. quickly ard with less trouble.''; ....n+
A .ace.ing vision Of a mangled pulp
like thumb flashed across fHugh's
mind; once again he heard that hido:
GUS cry, iAlf animal, half human,
which had echoed through the dark
ness the preceding night, and for AN
instant his breath came little faster.
Then lie smiled, and shook his head, :,
81 think you are rather too good g.
judge Of human nature to try anything
SO foolish" he said thoughtfully. You
see, unless you kill ME, which don't
think would suit your book, you might
find explanations Il little difficult to-
morrow"
For while there was silence in the
room, broken at length by short
laugh from Peterson.
''For Il young man, truly your per-
Spicucity is great" he remarked. "lr-
ma, is. tile blue room ready? If so,
tell Luigi to show Captain Drummond
to It,"
II will show him myself" she an
swered, rising.
Hugh saw 4 look Of annoyance pass
over Peterson's face as he turned
to follow the girl, and 1t struck him
that that gentleman was not best
pleased at the turn Of events. Then
the door closed, and he followed his
guide up the stairs.
The girl opened the door of Il room
and switched Oh the light. Then she
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For the Epistle. Acts j. 1. .;

| .r + or the EPlStlG. ACtS 10 ].
THH former treatise have: I made, Q
4 Thaophilus. of all that Jesus began
both to do and teach, until the day i9
which he was taken up, after that he
through the Holy Ghost had given
commandments unto the apostles
whom he had chosen: to. whom. also
he Showed himself alive after his pas
sion by many infallible proofs. being
seen Of them forty days, and speaking
of the things pertaining to the king
dom Of God: and. being assembled to-
gether with them. commanded them
that they should not depart from: Jer-
usalenl, but wait for the promise of
the Father, which. saith he, ye have
heard me. For John truly baptized
with water; but ye shall. be baptized
with the Holy Ghost not many days
hence. When they therefore were
come together, they asked Of him, say
ing, Lord, wilt thou at this time re-
store again the kingdom to Israel ?
And he said unto them, It is not for
you to know the times or the season,
which the Father hath put in his own
power. But. We, shall receive power,
on you: and;ye shall he witnesses up-
to me both. in Jerusalem. and in all
! Tudaea. and in Sanaria, and unto the
uttermost part Of the earth. And
when he had spoken these things.
while they beheld, he was taken up:
and n cloud received him out Of their
sight. And while they looked sted-
fastly toward heaven as he went up.
behold two men stood by them in
white apparel; (which also said, Ye
men Of Galilce, why stand ye gazing
I'D into heavens this same jesus which
is taken up from you into heaven,
shall so come in like manner as ye
have seen him go into heaven.
The Gospel. St. Mark xvi. IA.
VEsUS appeared unto the eleven as
u they sat at meat, and upbraided
them with their unbelief and hardness
of heart, because they believed not them
which had seen, him after he was
risen. And he said unto them, Go ye
into all the world, and preach the gos-
pei to every creature. He that; be-
lieveth and is baptized shall be saved;
but he that believeth not! shall, be
damned. And these signs shall follow
them that believe: In my name shall
they cast out devils; they shall speak
with new tongues; they shall take up
serpents; and If they drink any dead:
ly thing, it shall not hurt them: they
shall lay hands on the sick. and they
shall recover. So then after the Lord
had spoken upon them, he was re-
ceived up into heaven, and sat on the
right hand of God. And they went
forth, and -preacheds every where. the
| Lord working with them, and CONFIRM
ing the word with signs following. - ],
,%ss7. Z! ADV:
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faced him smiling, and Hugh looked
at her steadily. Tell me, you ugly
man." she murmured, "wly you are
such 4 fool" -.
Hugh smiled, and as has been said
before, Hugh's smile transformed. Ills
fire. =: =. E: *. - Z
.."I must. remember that opening he
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THE
BOOK OF COMMON
PRAYER
According to the Use Of
THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
!. CHURCH.
THE ASCENSION DAY.
The Collect.

GRANT, we beseech the. Almighty
- God, that like: as :We:do .beAeVe.thy
only -begotten Son, our lord Jesus
Christ to have ascended into the heav:
continually dwell, who r.liveth and
reigneth with thee. and the Holy
Ghost, one God, world without end
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-02
HAIR GOODS

FOR RENT OR SALE-Cedar Lake,
Ind. Furn. 6-rm. Plast. house; 4 bed
rooms, sleeping porches. we'll wa
ter. 100-ft. lake front on l acre of
ground: shady; boats, pier; rents
July August, $45 wk.: Sept. $50. Also
4-room cottage. $50 Sept: Oct $50.
Mrs. Blank. 1865 Elston. Ave.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-02
AoUSES-APTS. WANTED
WANTED TO RENT
BOARD AND ROOM

ate family; gentleman preferred; GEN.
trally located. Box B2l63, care Pal
ladiurO
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-02
HoUsES-APTS. TO RENT

SMALL HoUSE-Inquire 307 n. w. 3rd.
PELHAM Apartment $40. Phone 1857.
FLAT-Furnished for rent. Phi. 271s or
CO.'S Faultless Dry Cleaning Co.
FURNISHED HOUSE-121 n. II or Phi.
6O79. References required.
RENT-Furnished desirable s-room
house good location. Phone 6043.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

rooms and bath, soft water |
system, fine condition, priced for quick |
sale. Box GLOSS. care of Palladium
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-02

If you have walls on which the other
fellow failed to make the wall paper
stick, call 1890. Difficult and High
Grade work especially solicited
Hod l.. Dickinson, Paper Hanger and
Interior Decorator, 216 N. w. 1st St
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 80

RESTAURANT and Confectionery, in
good town. f. r. Hutson, Thomas
boro, Ill
ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS I will
sacrifice one-half interest in estab-
lished lunch and dining room, now
paying; excellent opportunity. Invest
ment $3.50. Address HSlS3, care OF
Palladium.
HEAD YOUR HERD WITH ONE OF
our modern type Duroc boars A big,
strechy, rangy gilt will add new blood
lines to your herd that will be OF last
ing benefit Sale Wed, Sept. 21st,
River-dale farm. d. r. Funk.
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 81
TEAM work horses; both liners, cheap.
Phone 4196.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-02
PIANO TUNING
RECORD EXCHANGE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SO

FOR SALE-Billiard hall and soda
fountain; good location; doing good
business. Address Box GA, Mishawaka,
Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-02
FARMS WANTED

WANTED TO RENT-Farm of about so
acres. Tom Walters, R. r. 8. New
castle. Ind. -,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
SALES LAC ON
LOCAL MARKET
Wide Range in Prices on
Tomatoes

Retailers were inactive wcdnes.
day. and slow sales on all commodi.
ties were reported. A wide range In
prices Of tomatoes was quoted. nj
from 90 cents to 81 "A box. most OF
the stock moving at from rs 10 20
cents. Some fancy toms. which job.
bcrs were holding at 81. we're unable
20 find an outlat.
Cauliflower. which had been weak
for "a few days met with "A decline at
several houses. at from fi.25 10
s22b. Tho demand for celery has
been strong. nj from 30 cents 10 81 "a
dozen. tho Wednesdays trade had
fallen off temporarily
No changes were reported In the
fruit section OF the market. with all
prices steady.
The demand for poultry and meats
was fair. The veal market WAS re
ported bit weak. Butter was
steady. al ~ cents. a pound for city
creamery bricks. as were eggs at ~
cents n dozen for the fresh ranch
variety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
Grain MARKET
GOING LOWER

CHICAGO. oct ie.--Grain prices
dropped on the Chicago board OF
trade today as the slump. due to de-
pressing news that started In at the
beginning OF the week. continued.
News OF big crops In Canada. as well
as in this country. coupled with the
lack of export demand. were the fac
tdre that Influenced the market
Provisions were irregular
December wheat opened at tt.ot,
up nc. aud closed Off ave. May
wheat opened at Si.il, lie higher. aud
siumpcd : ssc at the close.
December corn opened up isc at
isnc and closed Off &c. May corn
opened up We at 5iAc. and closed
Off Ac.
December oats opened unchanged
nj sat e and closed OFF &c. May oats
opened y lower at ser &c and closed
unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
Man Is Arrested
for Attacking Girl

An information charging James T..
Stapp with assault In the third de
gree was filed Wednesday by Depu.
~ Prosecutor John ID. Carmody, al.
leging stapp enticed a is-ycar.
schoolgirl into his auto and attacked
her, Tuesday morning. as she was on
her way to school. The girl was un.
able to escape from Stapp. according
10 Carmody until she had made a
date with him. When Stapp APP
peared at 22d ave. and Union ST. 10
keep the appointment, he was met
by a deputy sheriff.
1--WE have had many such com.
plants OF different men" Carmody
said. "and we intend TO make an ex.
ample OF Stapp. This thing must
stop"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
CONCERN DARED
SLUMP and WON
Fibre Furniture Co. Took
Chance at Hard Time
By E. p. ChaIcraft

Try this on your wise business
man friend:
Would you have attempted. one
year ago today. 10 establish a fac
tory or TO found any other new line
Of industry in Scatter"
Almost everybody knows that ~
months. ago Seattle was In the
throes OF commercial slump. That
fact cannot be denied. n WINS the
natural economic reaction from the
inflated condition brought about by
the war and other influences. The
far.slghted man pocketed his losses
and began 20 build for the future.
Others trimmed sail and ran for har.
Dor until the going was better. But
the majority would answer the queS-
ton by pronouncing sonorously:
ut couldn't be done. II would
have been folly 10 try"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
II States
SHOW BOOM
IN BUILDING
New Record Set by Septem'
Der Contracts, Survey
Shows
ny ALBERT APPLE

NEW YORK. Oct ia building
boom is well under way in nearly
every part OF the country.
Building contracts placed during
September In the 81 Northern and
Eastern states totaled sss6,is6.ooo.
according to the f. W. Dodge Co.
This was the greatest total ever
reached by building activity during
September.
1t was n gain OF Il per cent over
August. tho building usually siunps
is per cent In September. compared
with August.
Building OF homes led all forms OF
construction during September. The
value OF building contracts was dis
srihutcd like this;
Residences ............ 80 per cent
BUSINESS buildings. .......lT per cent
Public works and utilities. II per cent
Schools .............l per cent
Predictions that long'range build
ing boom has begun were made a
month ago, when IL was announced
by the geological survey that pro
duction and shipments OF Portland
cement during August broke all rec
ords for that month and were is
per cent above the average for Au-
gust. lsi7-ls2o.
Building permits issued In August
In the 1877 leading cities totaicd in
money value Sc per cent more than
in August. 1890. according to Stats
tics compiled by the American Con
tractor. September made another
big increase.
Prices are much lower now than
q year ago. hence 81 OF building
represents more actual construction
work than during the postwar boom.
Contractors say the best reason for
believing that building activity will
continue at a high rate is In the fact
that labor Is producing more work
per hour than a year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
Missing Jailbird
Caught in Tacoma

Charles Cooper, alleged burglar.
who escaped from the county Jail by
saving his way TO freedom in com.
pany with Mike Douris, October g..
was recapturcd in Tacoma and re-
turned 10 Seattle wednesday. TIA.
coma police arrested Cooper. Deputy
Sheriff Hap" Morrow taking charge
OF him. Cooper was taken to the
county jail. At the time OF the Jail
break, Cooper had but few days
left 10 serve. Douris has not been
retaken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
BANK CLEARINGs
"Seattle-Tacoma"
Day Nov. 2 Planned

Wednesday, November 2, will be
"Seattle-Tacoma day" at the Tacoma
Chamber of Commerce and about Is
leading Seattle business men will at.
tend a noon luncheon there at which
Seattleites will speak.
Arrangements were completed be.
tween the Seattle and Tacoma cham.
bcrs yesterday. Tacoma also will
lend full aid in entertaining the Jap.
anese disarmament and business
mems parties, which will arrive here
on the steamship kashima Maru
October 2S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
Boy of 3 Loses in
Suit Against City

A verdict Tor The city was found
by jury. early Wednesday morn.
ing, In Judge Boyd j. Tallman's
court, in the case OF 3-year-old Jack
Ault, WHO lost his right arm when a
street car struck and ran over him.
In spring of 1920. Damages of SIS 900
were asked. The case was bitterly
contested by both sides The prose.
cution alleged inefficient operation
Of municipal street cars. in that one
man could not properly attend 70 one
car. The case WAS brought against
the city by the boys father, X. ".
Ault Ills Il. Jefferson st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
DRIVE ON
FOREIGN TRADE
New Organization to Hold
First Meeting Thursday

Thursday noon at the Masonic
club. Arcade building. comes the first
meeting OF tho Foreign Trade coun'
ell, an organization numbering all
members OF the foreign trade bureau
Of the Chamber OF Commerce. This
body will meet monthly 10 enlarge
foreign commerce thru this port
Il. q. Anderson. chairman OF the
foreign trade bureau. viii preside
Thursday. Frank Hanlon, manager
Of the Merchants exchange, " chair
man OF the council. and VIII have
charge OF the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
fTuesdsy's Qsctsttcns1
Furnished By T.. n. Nnanise . c.
Buttsw Hotel uaildtpe
FATHER FINDS SON
DEAD IN HIS BED

Lafayette studdart, 10. was
found dead in his bed Wednesday
by his father. II. $. studdart. at
his fathers home. 1855 Thomas st.
Or. Samuel Buckley. Who has
been attending the boy. stated
the youth had a weak heart and
had been an invalid since child,
hood. He had received treatment
from noted physicians. but had
failed 10 recover. The father Is a
well-known shipping man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
HEAD or FURNITURE co.
HAS DIFFERENT IDEA

Paul T. Kennedy. president OF the
Kennedy Fibre Furniture Co. how
ever. has a different answer. II ~
conspicuoualy posted. In big blue let
ters. on each floor OF his factory at
Dearborn ". and Rainier ave.
Il had IL all figured out in nd.
vance" Kennedy explained. Then
1 backed my Judgment To the limit
and took "A chance"
That his judgment was good II
attested by the fact that he In ac.
tually turning away business today.
THE fibre furniture business in
new one out here" he said. For
ib years, as a wholesale furniture
dealer in Seattle. I had been han.
ding the product OF a factory al
Sheboygan. Wis. In fact. ours Is
the only similar factory west OF
there.
Birch. oak. hemiock and other
woods. and kraft paper are the prin.
cipal materials used in the uanufac.
ture OF fibre furyiturc. ] found that
all OF these could be obtained near
home and at much cheaper prices
than the Eastern manufacturers had
TO pay. In addition. we could save
| the freight and express rates from
the East which are quite heavy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19

Smith Cove TerminAI--Pisr A--5u kiso
Maru.
Great Ner,hern TsrminAi--str royeek.
Maru.
pier is--str Fulton. ctr R1aonda
Pier tf--Str Cuiourra.
Pier s--str narrymorA
Pier z--str Jefferson. str f.Atouehs. ST.
Ketchikan-
Pier A--str Admiral RodmAa-
Pier B-~Str Queen.
Seattle shipbuilding a Drydoek--u. =. I.
II. r. Fern. u. a L. ~ r. Snohoraish
Z. =. Shipping BOARD NoorinEs-str De
light. sfr Anna n. Morse. str West
iiartisnd. str Gross Keys. str Deiross.
atr feoniun. str slivefado. str Luhrieo,
str West Ison. str Western knight
Alaska Steamship AooringE--str valdez
spokane Street Terminai--str Mollsre.
Tostd'a DRY dorks-ship Chiiiicotb.. htkns
Forest Pride. Forest Friend. Pores,
Dream.
Puxe, sound Bridge a Dredging co.--str
Patterson.
Ames Yard--str Roosevelt.
West Seattle Eievator--str KAtorf Msru
Nettieton Mn Dock-str Forest King. 81,
Egypt Msru-
winslow Marine Railvays-afr Morning
Star. ctr Griffdu. str Griffno. bsrges
Coauitiam CITY and Henry Willard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19

London--Ocf It--AfFiNods sr West
Faralon from seattle
NokohRma--oct. is--sailed. str Manila
Maru FOR Seattle.
san redro--Oct. is--Arrlved. str An
drea =. Lueksnhach from Seattle. Sailed.
ctr Admiral Dewey for seattle.
San Francisco. Oct ik-salicd. ctr Car
digenshlre Tor seattle. p m. afr Manu-
iani for seattle. .. M. ctr President for
seattle. at noon.
Asteria--oct is--Arrived. str North
umberiaad from seattle. at II a. IN.
Port Gambic-oct. is--ArriNed. str
Yosemite from seattle. s a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
Men York List Acts
Well at the Opening

he Mexi
on situation by opening at ee up Pan American made early
at
to and
Tsh and independent s,eels
American
Great Retail stores sss OFF Pullman
American 2bh
stats nss as sft hsd,nEb W % Aspsss up s.
up E. Royal up = baldwin. 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19

H~O8y 4U~<ott9*W
Hcgs--Rec~Ipfs. 5000. Market Zee ssc
lower. Top. ts.3ti bulk OF sales. t1.fe
Qsios heavy weight. S7.seassss ma
dun weight. st6A1e: tight weight.
ysssu&ss. heavy packing cows. - 30
0f7.ss. packing sows. rough. fsGs.7s,
pigs. sT.7sGkss.
Csitic--F Receipts. 1890. Marie, sse
lower. Choice and prime. ts9it.7t.
mediun and good. fs.iBUie, common.
'sWefs3 good and choice. ta.st8
fit.7s: common and medium. stTss
- II. butcher cattle and hsfers. tzfs
1ss.se. cows fs.seG s.te. bulls. ~ -
ntsbes Gamers and cutters. cows and
helfcrs. f1.4ea $50. veal calves. fss
sii.7S. feeder steers. ttst@T. stoeksr
steers tt9e.st. ntocker cows and
hesferp. 1zS0s. Gamer steers s1at.7t.
she~p-Hsceipts. 5000. Market ste
lower. Lambs. fT.sSasso. lambs. Gull
and common. tsU7. yeariinx ~ethers.
1901. ewes. s10s. Gull to common
Ewes. si.Se4975.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19

X. Suwa. proprietor OF the Wiltshire
Hotel. 1924 Seventh ave. WINS fined
s25 in police court Wednesday for
violating the building code OF the
city of Seattle. Suwa nailed up the
fire escape exits In his hotel to keep
out thieves he said This Is the sec.
ond offense say the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19

oct. is-Str Kctchikan from Taeoma,
AZ ISIS a. m. oct iN-'ctr katert Aaru
from Vancouver. ". O., At ets p. ~.
str Yosemite from san Francisco VIA Ta-
coma. at y, m.
sailed
Oct. fa-Str Yosemite for Port Gam
bic. at Sis a. M. Oct iNr-str Adntiral
Farraxut for Vancouver. n. G.. ct y.
m. str Edward i.uckenhach ZOE View
York via Vancouver. Portland. San fran-
cisco. San Pedro aud balboa. al $40 y
m str Rainier for San Francisco. AZ Site
y m; str Horace y. Baxter for Everett
via Pert BiAkeiey, az s.is y m ctr
Everett for san Pedro via Tacoma. Ever
cit and san Francisco. at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
PEOPLE WORK MORE
EFFICIENTLY HERE

Further. men and women work
much more efficiently here than
where IL In 10 hot In summer and
frisid in winter.
Thus. with a big market avail.
able and manufacturing conditions
almost ideal. believed there was a
real opening here for the manufac.
ture Of fibre furniture.
First went out with drawings
OF the articles intended 10 make.
Being familiar with the territory and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
Reported by Wireless
Received By .. a Naval R.dis

Oct is-str Admiral schley. Seattle
fof San Francisco. a5T miles south OF 40.
attic at .. m. str West Himrod. So
attic for Kobe. Ts9 miles FROM Seattle Al
D. m.s str Rainier. Seattle for san
Francisco. IS miles from Seattle at y
M str Eidrtdgc. shanghai for Seattir,
3.s3o miles from Seattle az y m str
West Jsppa. Seattle Tor Yokohama. s.oei
miles west OF Cape Fiauery at .. m.
str Wenatchre. seattle Tor Yokohama.
i.esf miles from Seattle al D m. 81
Victoria. 81 Mirhaels for Seattle. sic
miles north Of unimAk Pass at p. m.
str West Jester. Yokohama for seattle,
s.tts miles from Cape Fiattery al . .. nv
str Edmore. Seattle tor Yokohama. f.iS7
miles from Seattle at p m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19

Csffie--Rsceipts. - Market sio~. steady.
Choice steers. tsaeso. fair 70 good
steers. ts8si choiou copE and hsifefs
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steady. Prime mtxed. ftemfe 20.
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ley lambs. fsWeSe. ,earitnrs. taos.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
MUST BE PAID IN CASH

Local Improvement assessments
must be paid In cash This was the
opinion handed down Tuesday by
Charles t. Donworth. assistant cor
poration counsel.