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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
Public Markets

wEsTI-AKE
STAINS fs-fr. rSs. dried p~as fsc: No.
can Van Camps pork and beans. fse:
l3-rb. sack Snow Flake flour. - 1S. stan
Is. webhs Best Ever coffee. sec. Stalls
1911. lamb stew. Ice; pot roast. t2Ae.
round steak. ssc. Stall los. cans sugar
p>as. use: large can peaches. soc: jars
tsiiy. 2sc stall 49,. dried apples. f5c (.
dried peaches. noe. dried prane-. fse
Stall tso. rolls toilet paper. 1sc; cans
tomatoes, zSc. In. can Rogers baking
powder. 1se- stall So. sack Blue Stem
patent flour. t2.zE.
Stan ff3. ms pure American cane
sugar. sic: Borders or carna;ion milk.
cans z1e. fresh milk. be at stalls
.s-ss. No. 10 pail Cottotene. sfss: NJ J.
b. coffee. fte. fits. si.ss. n. Ghirar-
deiifs chocolate. sfc: Olympic pancake
1sc. 7sc bottle snidsr's eatsup. acc.
ECONOMY
STAN 49, fine beet sugar. ms s5c.
best cane sugar. lbs. s7es bars Crystal
White soap, sac; rs and so-wast Mazda
lamps. 4ec zach. sa-watt Maxdas Csc.
stalis s7-ss. criseo. soc. syu. sse. fiIz:
lem. pain Karo syrup. 7scs zoe can TO-
rnafoes Toe: isc Morfon's salt. iocs Z
f5s fancy head rice. zse: zoe can sugar
peas. Isc.
QUEEN CITY
Staff 50, tail cans milk. tsc: best cane
sugar. lbs 55c. best fresh butter sse
n, ms ssc. ss-ro. sack flour, ss77:
null cream cheese. z3c ~. ms Jap rice,
9Gc. cans salmon, z5c: cans Dutch
Cleanser, z5c; ms. fancy dried pfunsa
Csc; 25c pork and beans. fsc. stall 80
strictly hand made chocolates, soc ID. t;
PEANUT brittle. zoe N.
PIKE PLACE
Stan 3s-Cane sugar, 2 lbs. f7e: Crisco.
ale IN: Crystal white soap, sac H. sse
Rogers baking powder, 2sc; zoe can gar
den peas. for 2sc. Stall 1870 bars
Royal white soap, 4sc: lbs. large white
beans. zsc. can Blue Ribbon milk. loo.
pure cocoa, isc ID: . lbs GhirardellI's
chocolate. 81. staii Isz7-Pot roast, foc
H.: pork roasts. zoe III: prime rolled rib
roast. lshc lb.: lbs. pure lard. SOC +;
2 lbs. best fresh creamery butter. goc.
CORNER
Stall 1s--Fancy California rice Sc H. :
Yellow Label Lipton's tea. ssc H. lbs
California lima beans. 2sc; big bottles
catsup. 2 for z5cs 10 bars Crystal white
soap. s9c. Stalls S4-9g--Tea- bone steaks
zoe ID; bacon, zoe ID. pork roast, zsc 10.
Stall i4-salmon. GOO 10, lbs. sSc:
skinned soIes. 1sc Id. lbs 2sc: Column bia
river smeits, lbs. f5c. Stall 10z-Best
butter. 4se h.: fun cream cheese. z9c ID. ;
cane sugar, lbs. s3c. 10 lbs. sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
GREEN STUFF
LOST AT SEA
Goes Overheard in Storm;
Eggs Take Drop

THO street WAS minus a shipment
Of expected green Ftuff MONDAY.
when the steamer Admiral Schley
locked and reported that u had been
washed overheard during n storm at
sea. Another boat was due Monday
afternoon.
Lettuce is the only perishable STUFF
on the market that Is overatocked.
A shipment Of peanuts was reeeN.
ed Saturday. They are quoted at .
TO So cents per pound.
Eggs took "A a.cent drop Monday
The quotations are % ssnia for fresh
ranch eggs. and 40 cents for p6iets
This Is the lowest they have been
for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
SEEK CHANGE ON RATE

Because Of Information that rail-
road trunk lines east OF Chicago
have refused to join with Western
lines on export and import rates TO
the Pacific Coast, the Seattle Cham
Der Of Commerce is preparing TO co.
operate with Pacific Coast ports In
bringing pressure TO bear for a
okAuge In the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

TATOpsH BLAND. Ian. st.-~s " -
Rapidly falling harousrtsr. rsiniog. Wind
east, IS miles an hour. Passed sui.
steamer at sac a. m.
January 10 a. M--naf-tuws Wind
south. ~ miles an hoar. Passed tn str
Admiral Sehfry at a. IN. q steamer at
t.ss g. m Passed outs A steamer az
n m " M.-Haiuinx: wind rnuth. ~
miles an hour. Passed cut. Str FAytills
AZ p m Passed ins str nosAIis Ma
h0rT At . "a
January III y. M.-nairr9. Wind
east. 50 miles hour. Passed est
Str Nile AZ 10 q. M str Rtchnonf tow
inx bxs No. % and sc MontroIlls ~ 80
D. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

wife told the pc
lice They found
McNuity In hts
cellar. stretched
out on tire floor
decidedly HtllL
-f1ld you beat
your wife after
you'd taken q
nip ?" the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

Ever~si Rated tanuaFy sts Htr Rosa
lis Msheny faF SEATTLE.
Port Wiakeiey Arrived Jannsrr SO,
9tr l.&tourhs from seattle.
anAeeF&rsa-A rived January 10 ktr
Irts frsta Seattle xtA TaFansa.
Tacoma Arrived January IL Str Hoo
fatsaa Mara from Seattle At a. m.
Arrived January 10 III Steel iuv0nsor
from Seattle Via Vancouver. a. G. and
u~lltnshaus ctr Admiral aehisy fFen san
pinxo va SIAN rsara. San FFanetaep and
Ae attic Sailed January Hei Str Fgltun
for nfitlsh Cesumtla ports via seattle.
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San Francisco Produce

BAN rRASctscO. Jan. 81 nuttsr--
Ertras. stMe per ID. prime firsis saae
per ~.
Cheese California fats. fancy. sec per
III
EaKs-Wstras ssc per den. extra ftsis-
a. = pet dos extra paiietz. tee per d9ss
unaersined pullets spc per dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
COUNTING A WIDOW

Don't imagine that you can avoid
a courting stunt by paying attention
60 a widow. She'll expect as much
fuss and -ootsy wootAy" siush a.
ie.ycar-old maiden.-cincinnau En-.
uuirur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
Gets Sentence of
so Days for Dope

Walter Hare was IN the county
Jail Monday. following n plea ~
guilty to dope charges before Federal
Judge Neterer. Hare was sentenced
to so days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

PORTLAND. Jan. st.=-c atti ns~
estpss. 1893 head market st"ady 10
weak and unchanged.
nows Receipts 1857 head, marke, IL
steady and unchanged
sheep neeafptA. t.kss head. markss 10
steady ana unchanged
Hattsf-@Marset unchanged
MFEa Market unchanged
tfhaeasa- Market unchanged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

sfAffc1 out WIN
bis bride In an
airplane for
Nashville. Tenn.
Ran our Of gas
FILLED up tank.
Propeller broke.
Had 10 fixed.
Ready to start.
Then ralt wave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
BON BOOSTS HOME PRODUCTS

Failing In line with the Chamber
Of Commerce Northwest products"
campaign, the Bon Marche In featur.
ing and advertising only locally made
goods this week. Goods nanufac-
tured in Seattle are on display Mon
day. One OF the chief attractions OF
the week is the fashion show, which
Ia being held Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons on the second
floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31


bride When Alice
]. o'Nolil wa $
e elected justice.
toll ks wondered
w hat would hap.
pen TO her first
bridegroom. The
victim. w. ortien.
~ Portland. Ore.
fs,s.l.st - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
BUILDING REVIVAL ExPECTEn

Revival OF building activity In
Seattle Ia expected by the Master
Buiiders' association. whose execu-
tive committee announced Saturday
that q reduction Ia building costz
win be effective February 4 The
recent 20 per cent reduction In
wages Is cited as = contr1bufory
cause TO the decrease In building
costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31


cob = mighty PRO
gram TO tssan
mo on the head "
said she And
tn. Judge suw
Essied that Roth
swear that he
would kiss hls
wife every day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
SPRINCTI|NE
REVIVAL IN
STEEL IS ON
Warehouse Stocks Are Be-
ing Used. Bringing Fac
tory Activity Nearer
ny ALBERT APPLE

The stark Rolling Mln Co. large
Ohio steel corporation. has started up
Is Of It's ss mills on fun time.
Some steel jobhers consider this the
beginning OF an anticipated spring
time revival In the iron and steel In
duxtry. Best opinion Is that recov-
cry to normal win be gradual
The industry now Is producing NJ
IS per cent OF capacity.
U. s. steel Corporation. with
enough untitled orders on its books
70 keep II busy five months. II run
ming top speed and breaking records.
Independent mills are quiet. pulling
the average output down
WAREHOUSE
STOCKS LOW
In nearly every industry excep,
ocpper. enormous warehouse stocks
are being used up. This brings
manufacturing revival nearer.
Stecks of finished steel products
are growing low. Pig iron stored AZ
fcundries l. so low that re-saies,
which have been the backbone Of tho
market. have practically ceased.
Nationwide reports this week show
fewer men out OF work. Many
have gone back TO the farms Some
unemployed are being absorbed by
the textile industry. which Is picking
UP decidedly.
Practically all textile mills in the
Rhode Island and FAN River districts
have started up full time. also sew
erai hundred Carolina mills. They
are optimistic about orders keeping
mp.
RATE or PRICE DECLINES
3 PER CENT A MONTH
Federal reserve boards figures
show that wholesale commodity
prices last May were iT2 per cent
higher than 1914. Rate OF decline
hns been s per cent month
Economists believe that this rate
az decline win continue until April.
when the new price level may be
established at about IS per cent
above 1918 prices.
Farm prices and some metals al
ready have reached that point Of de-
fsasion and apparently are at bed
rock.
Retain prices eventually win line
up in proportion TO wholesale price
drops
Business failures continued high.
but were 20 less than the previous
week when they totai.d sis. South.
ern states led with $50 failures. West
Hnad no. East $50. Pacific states ss.
ENTs ARE DROPPING
n SOME CITIES EAST
lArxe housing corporation In New
& 0vffain. Conn. cut rents s. a month.
nents are dropping fastest In De
trost. Akron. Eikhart. Ind. and
lansing and Flint. Mich
Bank cieartngs for the whole
souufry averaged oneeIghth less
than year ago. St Louis district
had greatest decrease. Boston next.
Wheat exports siumped but corn
exports increased 10 5T7.sss bushels
compared with iis.iss same week
1890.
Pennsylvania crude on dropped IS
cents a barrel. to $3.50. Total drop
from It's 1890 high II now 80 cents.
wildcat wen drilled in at III Dorado.
Ark. reported flowing 10000 barrels
3 day.
Fur auction In New York con-
tinucd, wholesale prices averaging
about 50 per cent less than peak
prices Of 1920.
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came. Now waiting Tor warm spell.
Dtdnt even have time to kiss GA
their honeymoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. Jan. - --aushr-~Nas
sc per 10. graduated. fhc per ~
Coffee Spot. o. gge pee 10 Santos.
esUleae per r.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
ASKS STATE TO
BACK HUMPHREY

DR. +. A. Laviolctte. president OF
the Washington state Chamber of
commerce, wired TO the Washington
delegation In congress Monday, in.
dorsing the candidacy OF VIII II
Humphrey, of Seattle. for member
ship on the u. S. shipping board.
This, he wired. should be regarded
as matter which the entire state
should support, as II win benefit the
whole state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

First lew Tide
zoe . ma. 80 n
First High f1si~
10 sc a m. lie n
Second lew Tide
bSeS y IA. 81 e..
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kiss her because
she would not sign
the folio W n Z
a agreement.
Not to enter
tNr n Gig h b ors'
h o m e =. OF TO
speak 10 anyone
on the street. not
see her mother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
KweerKolumn
ofKwaint and
KomicKisses!
Home Bre1cer's Sdlutdtion
LedUes Him Stretched
on Cellar Floor

SPOKANE. Jan. william Nc
Nulty made sonfe home brew. Ills
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KISS Under ORDERS

NEW YORK. Jan. si.--Mrs. ia.
cob Roth showed a judge a bump,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

CHICAGO. Jan.
81 Sixty kiHEes.
81. 500. That
what II cost Au.
relius G. Turpin 90
plant so snarks
on the lips Of Miss
Virginia Foster.
all within a n
hours time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

This photogph
o
of herd
to the island
hey killing off
Aem
at $500 head Efforts humane societies halt the jailed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
THREE LINES START SERVICE

Carriers of three new steamship
lines will make their first trips TO
Puget Sound during the month OF
February.
Regular service between Seattle
and Baltimore will be established
by the Atlantic. Gulf a Pacific
steamship Co. The steamers West.
haven, Cape Roman and Cape
Henry will load here for Atlantic
ports during the month.
The first motorship OF the Curtis
Line OF Portland will load at Seattle
for Australia in February.
The third new service Is that Of
the Williams Steamship company.
which will ply between the Pacific
and Atlantic coasts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

LIQUOR CHARGES WE'RE DE.
MED by William Timer when ar.
raignod Monday In federal court.
His trial viii occur In March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
CUT, SELL, Then
BUY, HIS REMEDY
Business Mans Answer TO
Slack Commerce

NEW YORK. Jan. 81. - "cut
pricosi Fell, Then buyi That's the
way 10 revive business
Merchants. take that from n.
Ray KATE vice president OF the
American Wholesale Corporation Of
baltimore. who has come TO New
York with $1,000 900 to spend for
merchandise.
This Is the psychological mo.
ment 10 quicken Industry" snys
Katx.
The public has been outraged
ty high prices.
Merchants. jobbcrs and manu-.
fseiurer~ must realize the public
han a correct sense OF value"
III siNEss MANS ANSWER TO
SLACK COMMERCE
The American Wholesale Corpor.
alton handles every commodity ox.
cept groceries.
kaix reports II cleaned sts shelves
after Christmas holidays by offer.
ing merchandise at almost cost.
business win Sc, into full mo
ttAb lAAt AZ @o0u a. common hEft4t
prices prevail generally" he says
Every dealer should realize that
unless be unloadn the supplies he
took In at abnormal prices he is
bound to iose norc and more.
Prices on raw products have
dropped. The retail and wholesale
prices must come down in pro
portion
Exact pr~-wsr prices believe
win never become a reality. But
there win be universal cut to an
iFrrduclble minimum
''shocs now selling for 80 and
81 will 10 soid at IS and So.
Clothing. too. IL coming down
further. /
"a suit Of rra6y made variety
which rctailed ak months ago at
$40 win soon no over the counter
a, SIS with a good profit to the
merchant himself.
Il am buying now AZ prices
which win enable reductions OF this
kind.
"Businss- n not paraiNnra. II
has merely Ntarnated from want of
exercise. Normal prices viii bring
hack It's health"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

German City and an other Foreign
Bonds map be bought at the Inter
national Bond Company. $50 Burke
Building. Spot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uacnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

Five different kinds Of Ice have
been produced. four of them heavier
than water.
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KISS AMONG MISSING

HAMILTON. Ont. Jan. Ill
Capt Hamilton. of Camp Borden.
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asked Beat 'er- nuthin'.- said
William. Il kissed err
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O. 8. X. LINER ARABIA MARI

viii grappie Elliott bay mud with her
anchors on February 4. Her sister
ship. the Arizona Maru. IL due on
tho 18th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

OF the peace In this vicinity have al.
ways kisRed the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

January Ee-Atr Admiral q N n
sheAm Cape ifiaHs. saa,hb9psa. at istt
. "a. ssr Admiral Watson. Queen CHAR.
iattls Sound. nortAbea-pd. at . IN ctr
Serihwrstsrn. 9assn chaslssts Sound.
uatshbowad. a, p m
T.. =. Naval Cess nteafisas
tanuafv ft@Ntr EAtrisr. seattle for
San frsmeiaro. zee miles from seattle at
: = ~ Rtf Hyaisa Seattle fNf Hanaiutu
ies miles southwest uf Tasoogh at
. m ctr AdeaiFai Hebisy. N4H Francisco
Tor seattle. hove 60 off Destruction ts-
lard AZ 81 m. str fsrha Linda. NAn
psstro for seattle. 40 miles north ~ Co.
iufnhta River e. D m. stf Nile. Seattle
for San Francisco. anchored IN ClaiiNIn
Hay at p. ma str Admiral Dewey.
San Francisco for saatsIs. al miles norta
Of San Rrsnetsro q. o M ssr Asana {.
ard Arrow Orient for Seattle. 1tte miles
from Hesstis at o. m str city Of Hpo-
kans. Manila for Seattle. LIE miles
from Seattle At .. m; str City % Esat.
tie. Kfsrhtkan for Seattle. isavinE katch-
tkan At ,. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
SHIP BOARD SHIPS COMING

Shipping board steamers Cross
Keys and City OF Spokane are
scheduled TO arrive In Seattle dur
ing the first half Of February.
They are In the service of the Ia.
cific Steamship Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

LONDON. Jan. ai.--A young wife
told wiiicsdcn magistrate her hua
HauA 10000 a..
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FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK Jan. ti.--Foreiwn ex-
change op.ued to-day with demand stcr+
Ting at s1ks&. francs 7.lsc. lire assc.
marks i.s1e and Canadian dollars ~ y c.
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KISS At TOO HIGH Cosr

grabbing tho Justices hand and klan.
ing IL
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will send the steamer Texan out on
February and the Arixonlan on
February -.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
rSnsy
4 f4tt 4

TUESDAY,
I'm,
First tttsh Tide
tsfa a M 90 a.
FIRST low Tide
tai a m. 81 e.
seeonsi High Tide
ltis M III a.
reond low Tide
90 y. IN. lie q
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KISS PRICED AT s5s

before the latter Ii dead
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GRACE LINER COMING

Steamer Santa Inex. operated by
Grace & Co. Is due In Seattle
February ?. She will load for the
West coast OF South America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

ON FEBRUARY THE STEAM
Err WEST COYOTE. Of the Euro.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
WE SPECIALIZE IN THE BEST OF
EAST ORANGE PROPERTY
CONNOLLY & CONNOLLY
SERVANTLESS HOME BARGAIN

$-.zou SECURES TITLE, balance OF ST. 900
on easy term mortgages. which can be paid
OF In Few years as you pay rent
Permanent home, everything modern and
ready for occupancy. at above price: no ex-
tras; steam heat. hardwood floors: beautl-
ly residential neigbborhood. Water sports,
golf. country club. schools. churches. mar
kets. Nearly 900 feet elevation; no mos
quitoes. Big living room, with huge open
fireplace. Plot 100xlS0 II. Plenty of flowers
and shrubs. No servants needed; electrically
equipped throughout. including electric
range, vacuum cleaner. washer. electric
lights and base plugs. Balance. after initial
payment. can be paid up with less money
than you Will waste in rent the next few
years. Investigate r. d. WORCESTER,
Suite 1912. 10 Broadway. n. Y. c. Tel. 1922
Cortlandt.
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IT is CHEAPER TO BUY THAN TO RENT.
LI1 LII ChoIf DOWN AND FAINI q
THE RENT YOU NOW PAY
DAINTY HOME Ho1ss IR5Aa

FuR SMALL FAMILY: VERY LARGE
ROOMS AND TILED BATHROOM. PLOT
1ooxI50 Fl. LESS THAN ONE HOUR
FROM NEW YORK CITY. PRICE So 800
COMPLETE. 5000 CASH TAKES 1T, BAL
ANCE ON MORTGAGES. ALMOST 1000
II. ELEVATION. BOATING, BATHING,
FISHING AVAILABLE IN SUMMER.
SPLENDID NEIGHBORHOOD. BEST OF
SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, MARKETS AVAIL
ABLE. ALL CITY AND COUNTRY AD-
MANAGES COMBINED HERE. FINE
COMMITTING SERVICE. IT II A real
OPPORTUNITY. DETAILS FROM SERI-
0us, =. q. Bon 7i3. CITY HALL STA
TON, NEW YORK CITY.
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STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. IS. - The stock market was hesitant at the outset of Joday's less expansive dealings, but by noon and for the remainder of the session a firm to strong undertone prevailed, notwithstanding occasional Dearish activities.
 Relaxed conditions in the money market and subsididence of the dis quieting fluctuations in grains and cot ton probably contributed to the bet ter feeling in speculative circles. Ger man exchange rallied slightly, but most other foreign remittances were inclined to react.
 Initial dealings seemed to be influ- anced by further cuts in wages of steel operatives, reports of curtailed production in the New England tex .ile industry, and passing of the Unit ed Drug dividend. The latter stock made new low, but this was more han retrieved later.
 Financial interests seemed hopeful Jf favorable action by the senate on he roalroad financing bill and the vast over-subscription to the new $500, 100000 treasury notes was cited as additional proof of sound invest nent situation.
 More than half of the days trad ng was limited to established favor tes, notably the Mexican oils, General Asphalt, Baldwin and American Loco. rotives, Crucible, the United States Steels and Studebaker. Rails were pathetic until the final hour when news of the regular dividend on Great Northern strengthened most invest ment transportations and extended to copular junior rails. Gross gains of 1 to 4 points suffered slight impair nent at the active finish. Sales, j35,000 shares.
 Call loans opened at 512 per cent on the exchange, but dropped to 5 Der cent when it was found outside cfferings were being freely made on l AZ per cent basis. Time m ney was more plentiful and merchants pa 0er was in better demand.
 Firmer conditions ruled in the broader bond market, convertible rails again being favored Liberty is- sues were mainly better. Interna- .ionals, including Mexicans, eased va "iably. Total sales, par value, $13,- 275,000.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

First Publication, 9-3-21.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-14
Around The World
Hati has no navigable rivers.


 Hati has no navigable rivers. There are 54000 farms in Florida. Since 1910 the number of farms in Kansas has fallen of by Fl Der cent.
 Canada had about 5000 forest fires between April and September, 1920. Indians are said to be immune from cancer of the stomach.
 The Seventh-Day Adventists have 2254 churches in the United States. The National Geographic Society has membership of 750,000. The first juvenile court was estab- lished in Chicago in 1S99
 Maryland has 26 steam raiirosu companies within the state.
 Community singing originated as a result of the war.
 The salvation Army was founded in London in 1865.
 There are 37 life insurance con- panies in New York state.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-14

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 AZ. .'f S96-l0-o
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-14
CALL FOR DISARMAMENT

LONDON, Sept. 13.-(By the Asso- ciated Press) worlds Methodist conference today adopted a strongly worded resolution, calling for interna- -ional disarmament and abOliShment of war. This action was taken after spirited controversy over the ques-
 ion as to whether mention should be made of the League of Nations