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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-27
M4NY ACCUSED OFFICERS
Make PUBLIC STATEMENTS

in my declining years OF defending
myself
Il was members of the board of
county commissioners for six years
and invite an honest investigation OF
my record as such.
"A grand jury has seen fit to NAL
igh me without cause. IL l was
guilty of any wrongdoing why did
they not indict me? am not guilty
OF any crime and challenge any man
to say that ! am. | can take only
one of two views-frst. IL was
guilty of any offense, then the grand
jury was negligent and failed to per-
form their sworn duty when they
did not indict me; and, second, IL I
have not been guilty of an offense
then all those who signed their
names TO that malicious attack owe
it to the public as well as myself TO
ietraot."
Robert l.. Tucker. AS chairman of
the board of county commissioners
and a resident of this state for more
than fifty years | keenly resent the
statements made by the grand Jury
concerning me.
This is the first time in my life
that | have been accused of great
wronsdoing and | consider the re-
port gross injustice to myself and
the other commissioners associated
with me
w. S. Enslow. THE grand jury
critized me for not enforcing the
prohibition law and then say they
were unable to get sufficient informa-
tion to indict, because 1t is a hard
matter 70 get some persons TO testify
against the other fellow | found
myself in the same boat
III. W. Edwards: Il do not con-
slider the grand jurys report worthy
the dignity os reply. because of its
absolute uufairness. The prohibition
law was, and now is, difficult of en-
forcement because OF the diversity
OF public sentiment. The grand jury
recognizes this fact itself by ac-
kuowledging in their report the diff
ficulty of obtaining the requisite evil
dence.
(coNTINuEo ON PAGE EIGHT)
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-27

The report submitted by the grand
jury last Wednesday afternoon has
since been the topic of conversation
in almost every quarter in the dis
trict.
The statements made in the re-
port are of such a startling nature as
&c arouse the public in general to a
point above fever heat
A representative of the News called
upon the various business men in Ely
and sought to ascertain the views en-
tertained by each. While all were
not available a large majority were
interviewed and the consensus of
opinion was that IL the statements
made in the report were based upon
facts OF which the grand jury had
knowledge. then. the guilty ones
should have been indicted and
brought TO justice. II the statements
were not hased upon facts. then such
a document should not be permitted
to be filed in the county records.
there to remain as stain upon the
officials referred TO
\ number of the former officers
attacked in the report were inter-
viewed separately and expressed
themselves as follows
w. +. Meyers: The report of the
grand jury IL astounding. Ii is a
vicious, malicious and cowardly at
tack upon me. have consulted
counsel and been advised that there
is some question MS to whether or
not have any legal recourse. either
criminally or civilly, against the body
as a whole or any member individu-
ally. therefore demand that the
grand jury Immediately reconvene
and that IL the charges they have
made are true they indict me: IL not.
that they retract those charges aud
publicly apologize for this shameful
act of injustice.
John Weber. II have been a resi-
dent OF White Pine county since 1874.
during which time l have held diff
ferent public Offices but in all my
experience for the first time I find
myself confronted by an attack on
the part of what l call cowardly as
sasins. with but slight opportunity
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-27
Lake Valley Trade
Knocks at Ely,s Door

G.. S. Haskin, manafer and part
owner of the Geyser Land and Cat
tie Company, accompanied by Mrs.
Haskin and young son. visited Ely
during the last week
The Geyser Land and Cattle Com
pany is one of the most important
fanching industries in this district
and borders on the Lincoln county
line.
Mr.. Haskin in discussing general
business matters with friends in Ely
expressed himself on the question cf
good roads. laying particular stress
upon the adyisahility of improving
The road between Ely and the Lake
valley section. The productive Lake
valley is inhabited by industrious
ranchers &c whom the Ely market is
attractive. Under present conditions
the greater part of their trading Is
done in towns lying to the south, but
II they could make the trip to Ely
without greater inconvenience than
they meet with in the opposite direc-
ticn the metropolis of White Pine
county wonld get the entire trade be-
cause of the fact that IL opens to the
ranchers a better market. The cost
OF pltting the road from Ely through
Steptoe valley by Comins lake and
Horse Camp would be but slight as
compared with the advantage 1t
would bring to the merchants of the
district, VINO must eventually bear
the greater part of the outlay.
The matter will be called to the
attention of the Ely Chamber of
Commerce and no doubt will receive
mature consideration at the next
meeting of that body.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-27
Juicy Buffalo Meat
on Sale in City of Ely

The Ely meat market was busy
center last Friday when Ii became
known that the energetic proprietor.
A. II. Riepe. had procured big buf-
falo from Antelope island. in the
Great Salt lake, and the same was
on sale. Those who knew what but
falo meat Is rushed in and they were
closely followed by others anxious to
learn first hand just what the meat
tasted like.
Owing to there being many buf-
falo on Antelope island and the graz
ing ground being required for cattle
number we're permitted to be kill
ed recently The one brought to the
Ely market was among the last to
be killed before the ban was put on.
however. and those who missed this
opportunity will probably wait q
long while for another.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-27

February p, 1921.
Hon. W f.. Meyers. Ely New.
Dear Sir-In accordance with your
request; also the request of Messrs
Weber and Tucker. | am reconvening
the grand jury on Wednesday.
March End. 1921, at 10 o clock a. m.
A copy of this letter will be mail
cd to Messrs. Weber and Tucker
Yours respectfully,
c. j. McFADDEN, Judge.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-27

believe that our standing in this
community entities us to the above
consideration.
As the report of the jury has
been published by the press We are
handing a copy of this letter to the
press for publication. Respectfully
yours,
wv L MEYERS.
JOHN WEBER.
"R l. TUCKER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

Eastern Illinois. Western Maryland. Nor
fofk Southern. Missouri. Kansas q Tesas.
fsxAs Pacific: Western Paeifie. Nanhsf-
tAA Railway West Virginia Central 4
Hfttsburw. Raleigh. ChAriotfs a southern.
Georges Greek q Cumberland alec west
1nstouses Green star Steamship Co. FED
erAl Sugar. Westinghouse Western Power
= Light: Electric Properties Co. Davis
Gxoai a c1hA a lnss ~ nshsra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

Pier str Juneau
Pier B-atr Spokane. str President
Pacific Coast Coal Bunksrs--s3tr Eastern
Glen
u. 8 shipping Board Yard--str west
ward Ito, str West Himrod. str Icon
ium. str Yosemite. str Jalapa, str Kay
ssokn.
Commercial Boiler worts-str Henry T.
Scott
sisska Steamship Moorinr--s,r vic,orfs
str Skagvay. str Santa Ana
Stacy Street Tefminai--U n q n Burnside.
East Waterway Dock A warehouso--sitr
Port Said Maru. str West Notus
Todd Dry Docks-Btr Forest King str
Admiral Bchiey. G a q Surveyor.
Eehr Maid OF orieans. str Admiral
Mayo. str Ornni.
Puget Sound bridge a Dredging CO.
str Patterson.
Amea Yard-str Roosevelt
Aetticton Lumber Co. Dook--str Admiral
Goodrich.
ffeffernan Dock--str Ketchikan. u q @
q X Algonquin.
Elliott Bay Yard-schr Fanny Dutard
Streani-.Btr Waimarino.
Lake Union--Hulls AblIla Abnoba Abx-
dos, Addison, Alienhurst, Ahmik. An
thon. Bayden. Bertrand, Bingamon,
Biseaya. Black Wolf. Bianford Osl.
win. Boughton. PeEuta- Puysllup,
CaEaean. Cspraria, Cnrdis. C.nina
Chnrus. chssterfisid. ChAiois. Cinea..
cinyraE. Corus. Conan. Cola. Clone.
ELISA. Electra, Endymiou. Fort stan.
wiz. Fort Harrison. Font Jackson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
ALBrKr ,. COUNTY

Eleven roads. Pennsylvania ara suh-
G4iarf-~I tCoensy Is not strictly q wan
~ man. being . director % the Cirard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
new CRUISER
IS LAUNCHED

TACOMA. March ss.-with tho
limpid water OF Lake Michigan and
the sparkling champagne OF Anjou
dripping from her armored bow. the
cruiser Milwaukee. second OF the new
type OF scout cruisers for the U. \.
navy. slid down the ways Of the Todd
Dry Dock Corporation Thursday aft
ernoon TO the cheers Of vast assem-
blago Of people
Tho vessel was chrirtened by Mrs.
Rudolph Pfeii. OF Milwaukee. with a
bottle Of Lake Michigan water sent
by tho mayor OF Milwaukee. Trad.
ton was appoased. however. when a
bottle Of champagne was also crack.
ed against tho ships side.
Eddie Hubbard. Seattle aviator.
swoopcd down upon the cruiser an
she moved down into the water and
scattered American Beauty roses
over her decks.
Like tho Omaha. launched recently
az the same cards the Milwaukee
was launched bow-on. Tho new
cruiser will be one Of tho swifteHt
craft In the ". 8. navy. and viii be
equipped with 1, six.inch rapid-nro
guns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

SAN FpAScIsco.-By MALI
Street cars wcro tiod up. Traffic
was temporarily blocked. Hundreds
Of commuters missed their boats.
And all t-cause II was spring and
pretty Elisa claudini had come from
Italy % find hcr sweetheart. MAuro
itoni. motorfnan on a San Fran.
cisco street car line.
Iloai was swinging his car around
the Ferry building loop when he
Hpled his flance~. Right there and
then the car stopped and Rosi lcaped
out vainiy the nnotorrncn 81 other
cars Hanged their bella Vanity com
muiers scrambled and trucks and
autos honked.
Right there and then. In the MID
die Of tho car track. they embraced
and the crowds saw what II was all
about. and II was spring. and they
forv1se him. and Rosi answered tho
call OF duty and went back To his
post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Master Burglar to
Pen, S to Is Years

When Charles Efmonds aiias
Neis Nelson. pleaded guilty IN burg.
larry Thursday and asked for lenien.
cy. IN spite Of the fact tina, he had
confessed to 20 burriaries judge
King Dyirmkn remarked; The
best thing can do for you In 20 rid
society OF your presence
He ent Edmonds 10 the penjon.
tiary for five 10 IS y~arx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
REJECT ELLIOTT AVE. BIDS

Answering the council streets and
sewers committees recommendation
that action on the Elliott ave. paving
bid be postponed for five weeks, the
board Of public works Friday recon.
rnended that the bids submitted on
the project be rejected.
Only two bids were received on
the big undertaking. which will cost
IN the neighborhood OF $4,000. The
lowest bid was offered by the con.
tracing firm of jain G. Bressi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

Blsvsn reads; Pennsyivania: Pnfiatsi-
phiA- Warrington q Baltimore. West
JQDsy q srashore. Northern Central.
Nsv York. Philadelphia a Norfolk; BiE
rpar: Norfolk q Western: Long island.
Hiehmend. fredericksburg a Potomac.
ocuthern Pacific. Grad Rapies iHdi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
BUTTER Market
IS A Bit SHAKY
Another Plunge Downward
Is Anticipated

The local butter market was not
firm Friday. ai,ho II was steady. job
hers believe tho next move In that
stock will he downward.
Eggs, which have always been the
lowest In March. are thought now TO
be at the bottom.
Oregon broccoli was lower Friday
at t.5S crate on fancy stock.
Imperial Valley lettuc. Was selling
at an increase ~ from ssbo TO etTs,
Sweet spuds were easier at ss'bo
TO sass.
A shipment Of commodities was
due 20 arrive late Friday.
There has been a good demand for
apples and other fruit all week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
$1,000, 900 Pocket
Change Paid City

Advance payment OF $1,000. 900.
part payment OF the city's share In
tar coliections was Friday morning
paid 10 City Treasurer I'D L. Terry
by County Treasurer William A..
Gaines
Receipt Of the money mAkes u
possible for tho city 10 oaii In sos.
:ss In outstanding warran,a. thus
saving 9 per cent interest
The moo~y was not due untn Aprfl
10. but II kept on deposit by the
county would have drawn only per
cent inicrcat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

rfvs roads Psrs xaraus,,s: Rock
Iaand. Minneapolis q -. Louis: Biz
Einxhann q Garfield: Nevada Northern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Thieves! Keep Away
From Crews Home

". c. Grey hereby denies report
tina, hts tr1ssty pistol has be~n. stol.
en-. also that he's afraid 10 go home
In the dark. Report arose when he
reported gun stolen from Motropo,i.
tan garage. But wasn't his
MY arsenal in siiii intact AZ
home" Grey said Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Arrivals and Departures

March fs-atr Northwestern from
5outheaStern via aouthwsstsrr Alaska. at
a. m. str Lisbre from San. Pedro. at
noon. March 3t--Str President from San
Pedro via Gan Francisco and Victoria.
,:ss . m. str Eartholme from British
Columbia ports at .. m: s;r Henry T.
Scott from Tacoma. at 9 .. m. moforshlp
ksnuacott from Tacoma. at .. m atr
Fulton from British Columbia ports at
S .. m. str Walmarino from Vancouver,
b. C.. via Ocean Falls. at .5o a m.
Sailed
March fS-str Edmors for Tacoma. q,
40 a. m. March zt-Str ksnnscott for
San Pedro via Port Biaksisy. at 73fs ..
m. str Brush for Portland. Nc. via
Portland. Ore. San Francisco. san Pedro,
cristobai. New York and Boston. str Ca
madam Prospecfor for Sydney via Van
couyer and ports. at 3;ts .. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Public Market

WUrI-AKR
stan ts--i sses local passns fieuv.
sslk s,Aiis 10 ana I'LL ixe cans
rnssirnam pssarsts. tts. osns corn %
p-A~ sse. st.iis . sss ,--t~af is'a. Ia
sees prasssA 80. : ssr. t<ass ssss sto.
stali tss--ssacsa- 10. fe. corn starch.
ie- Hssfi tss--ne~s-y. szirnca. ear. fee.
otYrap,s psaa.ss sioss. sse Stall H.
wssss Heat Essr coffss. 10. ace
Eco~oNr
stafss .s-st--A~-fi~~s xysp-fyvff. = svv
sfe. fr.sh tasasie~s, To - stan H.
usnsst. sc IL. r--s cod. ite - stall
t.t.s~-Rnsksa seouid~r. zee II pafh
ra~sta zee - stall Hit TIA ~ ,.
a. eosfsal ttss. zee cen DIT hents
asparagus Use. SLAMS ras.s--i.is can
chocolate. fsst caru4tien raiis. tail cxns.
lee stall ss--rsr. A-~rt<sa ran. scr
ar 4 ne sfa h,Af se-Drrnnf eheeo.
late. sc 10. use coffee. tss. tt@ stain
s,-cnsse. pot reasta Use ~. choice
port r~As's Use Ia
coR~Kn rrnLIc MARKET
stall is--rr~~h eaurnsd saitss. zee n
s@ s. .ss.r. = IL sian ,.-Trs.s
hsrriaG. iss ssrs salt Norway MACK
sr.s. zee each. sail s--shoatass isnsh.
lee N. lamb chops. ise N stalls ,t-N
Veal r~sss. Ave IN stan its--usis-
sut ehesss ;te II. sian iss-Frssa but
fsaii fss--rure American esne sur~S.
Ia. sse. INA fss stall TT.
Garden msrmAisss. rte N. Tea osrssn
Poppy jelly. tto IL stan ii--itis
or.as-e doE. -. stalls ;t-st-
Cars yb.ffs sgaps Tee csn pkrs C
corn rakss stc. stan st-sSuAssr cern
paffs. Tee Pig Ina large prunss. &c
stalts fe-fs-frssa jersey butter. ttr - .
strictly fr-sh srgs. sfe sos Etaii ill
s,ra- e~rry Jam. skc IA rAspsesry jam.
ite ~. siAli ss--rors ruess. .te Ia
rrKE rIAcE
essu ff--pur- Amert-an zane s-xsr
: ma fteL Stall ft-rure fresh mia SC
At asAii--zs--caruatton raiis. ieAc can
stalls it-;b--Mssrena tomatoes. large
cana foe sc. stall ss--Hies. Q th..
fse ssAn ss-sae ears &ascaf rrupen.
use stall i.--csrn nasss pkEs fse.
stan itir-reAnut butter. ib.. itc
Stall si--rpr. YAKIMA honsy. ne
81 %. stall Ti--rssinna Gems. tt.ee per
stall s--ehors ribs. if1e ~. EtAii -T-.s
Pure lard. lbs. tie. st.ii ss-rr-sn
rcd snApp~v. ise n. Efsli isii-Frnnan
hsddl. zee IN stall isss--lfaltlui
cheeks, zoe n.
QUEEN CITY
Ftsfi s--isnb chops ! ihs. Nci ~-rnsi
sect isIc IN. Etaii Polling bet Toe
10 rprk roast. zee 10. staii fo--HAlih1,
fse ID. linz and biArk cod. iLe N F,all
is--So. I peaches or aprtcots cans
ttc stalls p-se-~ti.so Dor milk checo.
i.t~a $50 Efau ts-Hsrt nasrrnAiAds sse
10 stalls ts-.i-,t-t bars Sunlight
soap. ftc. : cans Crosby carn. so. eAu
&c bars Royal white sosp. sse-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
CANADA PACK LAW

Canada viii pack but 20 pcr c~nt
Of her normal fish pack this season.
20 n report received at the
local customs office These will all
10 sockcyes. The report states that
in addition TO $50. 600 cases left from
last year. Japan Is throwing 500 900
cases Of red fish on tho market.
while other saimon packing sections
will put on sale another million
caAea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

Tffteen roads. BiH -Four. tshiEh va
~. Ptstnhurg q Lake Erie LAckawan.
nAs Lake Erie a Western. Central OF
Nov Jersey; New York. susaueharnA a
western. Northern Pacific. MichiaAn
Central: Ru,lsads West shorei Nickel
Plate. Philadelphia a Rssdinx. Also
FaiimAn Co: U. 4 Steel corperatiou and
(runnolIt at~t G.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Marsh st--Sat''e-rs-
esirts IL Msrkst nonnisal. steady. IN.
changed
q, rrtrn. rnls.i. iisSists. hsayts~. ~
CIT pigs mems.
Nn~y-~ Rsesipts. Is Maykst ~ern,nsi
Prime lambs. q teUs-t. euii lambs. 90
CT. ysarisnrs. tstssf.ss. vsthsFs 81. 70
0sssg swss. tt.eoA
rustsr--tte IL
Eaas--1i q :te Dos
cness~--N9rrc -
usas--fs o zee u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

eevenfeen roadsi MIrhlran Central
CanAdA Southern Pitfsburs q Lake Erie.
Lake Erie A Western. Toledo q Ohio
Central: Ksnsvha a Michigan: Cincin-
Dati . Northern; Mononr,hela: Rutland
New York Central. Big -Four: ~. Wayne
Ctncfrna,i a Louisville. Northern Ohio.
Peoria q Eastern. GAINESVILLE a Western.
Nohnzk EaItex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
BOOM NORTHWEST PRODUCTS

Pacific Northwest products will be
kept before the eyes Of the nation. A
distinctive label printed in colors is
10 be offered TO manufacturers Of
this territory. The idea is being
worked out by the Pacific Northwest
products committee Of the Chamber
Of Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Delay Hearing on
Street Car Suit

cushmsn that he would be unable
10 lea-e Tacoma Friday. hearing on
the motion Of the city OF Seattle 20
dismiss tho federal court action
brought against IL by the Puget
Sound Power a IAght Co. was post
poned- No date for tho herring
was ne. II was originally schcd.
ulcd for +. .. IN. Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
FISH MARKETS MERGED

r. Waxbom, PRESIDENT and other
officials OF the Alaska Herring and
Importing Co., in Seattle today. an.
nounced the consolidation Of Port.
land and Seattle branch houses
making this their main office. The
concern is located at the City dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

cHARLEs HAYDEN

rouP roads. Northern PacffHc: nut
And. Burlington. se~ York. Ontario I
Western.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
STILL STILLS GOATS

RICHMOND. Va. March Is
Any one rsiii demanding proof as
to the prevailing quality Of home
brew can obtain u from inspect.
ing tho upturncd hoofs OF eight
dcfunct goats near Norfolk. Tho
goats were thirsty and found a
moonahlne still Exit goaiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
FLOUR PRICE DROPS

Tacoma flour mills followed Seat.
ties lead Thursday. announcing
decline Of 40 cents n barrel on thcir
product Prices arc now practically
stabilized turnout Washington and
Oregon. but the reduction. according
10 local dealers. has brought no per.
ceptble increase In demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
COMPLAINT FILED BEFORE
HAMMOND IN TACOMA

Tho charges against the two for,
mer army men are contained In a
complaint filed before United States
Commissioner Thos. W. Hammond.
In Tacoma. Thursday afternoon. by
J. y. McAuiey. chief OF the federal
bureau OF investigation for this dis.
trict
Tho fart tina, pothicr II now
charged with wlIlfui murder, instead
~ granddaughter. ms nj firBt. In tateri
TO indicate that District Attorney
Saunders has received strongly In.
eliminating evidence against him. as
well aa against Rosenbluth.
The complaint charges that the
two defendants, on October Is. 1919.
did knowingly. wfIlfuiiy. unlawful
~. fcloniouaiy and with malice afore-
thought. murder a human b~inE. Al
sKander y. cronkhite. with n gun
loaded with powder and buIIetA.-
Following their removal 10 Ia
coma from the East. Porthier and
Rosenbiuth viii be brought before
a federal grand jury.
This jury In scheduled To msrt
In April
no further arrests hsve bern
mado In the case. and local Of
nciais declined TO discuss their fu.
turo actions. IL II known. how.
ever. that the third witness 10 the
fatal shooting u yet nj liberty
Ror@nbluth and Pothier were the
two othern-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Vessels in Other Ports

New York-March 1t-sailed. str Anna
r.. Morse for Seattle via Cristobai. San
Pedro and San Francisco.
BaiboA--March 23--Arrivsd. str Al
varado from Seattle Via Tacoma, Ana
oortes. San Francisco and Halina Cruz.
Teicohono-March 2z--sailed. motor
ship Arabian for Seattle via Ban Francis
co and Eureka.
San Psdro--Asreh zt-Arrfved. str Ad-
miral Dewey from Seattle via San Fran
cisco.
San FFanciaco--Mnrch 2S--saiied str
Steel Ranger for Seattle via Vancouver.
-. g.
Taooma--March 1s-Arrived. str Ed
more from Seattle. at 9 a. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
UNEMPLOYMENT IMPROVES

J. IT. ShleldF. chief OF Tho city free
employment agency. reports that un.
employment conditions are rapidly
improving. Lumber mills are dc.
handing more men. and tho squirt in
building is also tending to relieve the
situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
CALL BRIDGE BIDS

Bids for tho contract TO construct
n 200.foot steel bridge over the sno.
qualmie river near Tolt. wcro called
for by the King county commission.
ers Thursday. Those received viii
be opened at 10 n IN. April 25.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
BY z. 8. Wireless Communication.
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminai-str Eastern Load
or.
Great Northern TcrminaI-Btr Tajlrna
Maru.
Bell Street Terninai-str Knrohatka. U
3 Mckenzie, u r y Renahaw
Union oil Dook--U 3 = Btansbury.
American Can Co. Dock-5tr Admiral
Holman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
WANT CONTRACT Lrr HERE

Grays River people want a Seattle
contractor 10 secure the contract for
the building OF the s205 900 highway
from Grays river TO Deep river.
Portland firms are understood 10 be
after the Job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
TO SELL PUBLIC LANDS

Salo Of public lands will DO held
April 5. It Is announced by Clark V.
Sayidge. stato land commissioner.
Lists Of the properties Offered are In
the hands OF the county auditors. In
each county affected auction OF the
land offered will be held In front OF
the courthouse from 10 a IN to 4
ID. m.