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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
GRAIN PRICES
ARE ADVANCED

CHICAGO, Dec 1s.--Grain prices
advanced on the Chicago board of
trade today. Tho extremely quiet
market opened lower than Satur-
days close when local traders were
Disposed 10 work on the selling side
because Of the export demand. Later
IN the session many bought. which
enhanced prices. Provisions were ir-
regular.
December wheat opened at st.07.
off NC, and later advanced 2he. May
wheat was up u c at the opening Of
ti.1zA and closed ~ C higher. July
opened unchanged at tiOzA and
closed INC higher.
December corn opened at feHc. up
X &C. and later gained sc May corn
opened at sfc. off &c. and closed y
higher. July corn opened at bfe. Off
Ae. and closed up nc.
December oats opened at s2Hc. off
&c. and closed - higher. May oats
opened at 3sc. Off nc. and closed up
&C July opened at 1sAc. off Nc.
and was &c higher at the close
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Chicago Live Stock
Mondays Qsesssions)

Hsev-neceipts. N.eoo. Market steady.
Top. t7.,s. bulk Of sales. tssoaa 80;
heavy weight. te.bbWs.1b. medium
weight. is.ssVs.so. iEht weight. ss.so
9t7to. nsh, lights i7G7.7s: heavy
packing COWS. tk.sogs-ss. packing
sows. rough. is.ious.st. pigs. tI.teg
1850
cHisIs---R~eeipis. $4,000. Msrks, 'se low
sr. Choice and prime. ss-to q 10 20 4.
medium and rood. ssse9s. common.
ft.tegsto. rood and choice. stgfD.1k:
common and medium. tt-stas. butcher
cattle and heifers. - sees. COWS. tt.zs
G7.st. bulls. asses. eannsrs and
eutf.fs cows and heiferr. fl.7B03.2s.
Gamer steers. ts7sa17t. veal calves.
tT.fk0e.1s. feeder steers. Sk4s.5t.
sfcrter ste~rn. ftftWeto. stockef
COWS and hsifer.. ta.TtgA1I.
shc~p--Rse.ipts. ai.oeot. Market steady.
IAmbs f,stNie.Jo. lambs. Gull and
common t7.3t0t. yesriing wsthstn. 81
o.. ewes. tsus-st. Gull TO common
swea tLbe0174.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

Pickles. NOR. than $500 worth OF
'cm. are the cause OF n suit In federal
courts between the California Con-
serving company % San Francisco
and the Pacific Grocery company OF
Tacoma on June Z. 1890. the PA
cific Grocery company received the
pickles. which they allcxe were
worthless. In denying the claims OF
the conserving company. the whole
sssie company aalts TO be exempted
from paying the $500 htiIi due. and
that the conserving company he com
PEELED 10 pay back s7eoa7, a partial
payment made before the wholesaie
company discovered the condition Of
the plekien
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
THIEVES HAVE
A BUSY NIGHT
Cash, Jewelry, Foodstuffs
Are Stolen

Large amounts OF cash. jewelfy
and foodstuffs were taken by bur
glars Sunday night In what police
say Is one OF the greatest outbreaks
OF burgiaries In recent months.
While |. Nelson was asleep In tho
New standard hotel his purse. con
tanning tsi. was stolen by a paaskey
artist
Room providers robbed Charles
sprague. willard hotel. OF $50 cash
Pete Nelson. Hcrn hotel. lost sos
In cash and checks when burglar
jimmied bis door during the night
A burglar forced q window In the
home OF Mrs. NJ. NJ. Pniey. tsso Ia.
tona ave. and stole a slab OF bacon,
two pink shirts and n pair OF clip
perr.,
The City Grocery. <srd Vt and
Dayton ave. was reported robbed Of
s. cash and articles Of food.
Several suit patterns were stolen
from the store Of Thomas Anderson,
COL nIalght building.
Mrs. Juanlta Morrison. Waldorf
hotel. lost a pongee silk garment "a
"A thief who entered her room.
While Airs. l.. -. Lush and Mrs.
II, NJ. Larson. $40 Ninth ave. were
In the kitchen OF their apartment. a
negro entered and stole a gold watch
and "a handbag. lilo ran when dis.
covered.
Forty dollars cash and packags
OF groceries were stolen from J. Yea
man. ssos tifth ave. ~. r.
According To tho police. tho unern'
ployment situation ia responsible for
tn. greater percentage Of burglarias
the cold and snow being also blamed
for tho sudden increase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
|. A. LETTUCE
ARRIVES HERE
viii Wholesale at About
$3.50 a Crate

Another shipment Of Los Angeles
lettuce arrived on the street Monday.
The lettuce was reported 10 be Of
fairly good quality and will wholenais
at about 1850 crata California
oauiiflower went up &c cents at sew
erai houaen Mt t2.5o n half crate.
Jobbers expect strong demand for
all perishables this week and "a good
supply OF the scasonable eommodi.
ties was predicted.
Fruits were meeting with n fair
demand. while q drop OF 81 per barrel
on eranberries stimulated the de
mand ON that commodity consider.
ably. The Eastern berries arc now
quoted at ga n barrel. tho some
Wholesale houses rsal ask sss. The
local crsnberricH arc selling AT $3.50
per one.third barrel Another brand
OF navel oranges arrived on the mar.
kst Quotations were from sS.2s "a
So. with the new arrival quoted AT
the first price.
Butter and eggs were steady on
the market Monday.
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Public Markets
PIKE PLACE

PIKE PLACE
Stan ~. pure American cane sueas. q
ns &c, ms tse stall 70. pure fresh
milk. pc at Stall g., Borden's or carna-
tion milk. loo can Stall 1875. sun Maid
seedless ralsins. a2c 10; cluster table
raisins. ,sc pkg: Dromedary dates. $50
pkg: mincc meat. 1sc N. stall 1891.
pot roast. Ice ~; kettle rcndered lard,
: fos acc. all ricnics. Ito n.
ECONOMY
Stall 20. pure cane sugar. Z os. SEA .
ms CSC. Stall 81. Borden's or Carna-
ton milk. Toe can. Stalls 3T-ss-ss, 500
pkg. Cream OF wheat. ale; : cans Camp
bells soups. sse; bars Royal whits
soap. ssc; ,sec cans goldfish. use: = ms.
fine London layer raisins. s5c. Stalls
"a. fba pure white lard. e5e: AL hama.
half or whole. .Sc n.
SANITARY
Stan fos. best cane sugar. 4 ma SEQ. 3
ms Csc; carnation or Borden's milk. ieo
can; Crystal White soap. for sac. Royal
White soap. 9 for 7tc. Stall 81. very best
mince meat. ssc ~: Wlniock butter, $50
NJ. fes. ssc. Stalls ,t-ss-s7. 10. soft
she'll wainuts. s5o; Hiiis' coffee. ID. zee.
~ ms uoo; NJ J. b. coffee ssc.
~ ~ CORNER
Stan 100. rbs. fresh peanut butter.
ssc: sbc bottle catsup, fsc: see fresh
nut margarine. sac; big cans apricots.
ssc: big cans milk. $50. Stalls a4-ss.
Armcur's Eastern hams, 2tMc NJ. bacon.
ibc 10: picnics. iTisc NJ; leg OF mutton,
SO NJ. Stall lo5, fancy new crop wal
nuts and almonds. s5c: fancy mixed
cookies. ace 70.
SOUTH END
Stall ~. salt pork. isc No.; picked
sparerihs. Zoe no: cottage butts. ace 10.
Stall SO. veal loaf. see ~: boiled ham.
sec 10: Polish sausage, f5c 10. Stall 20.
butter. soc No.: eggs. 6Sc doz.. cream
cheese. soc N. stall 20. salmon. cans
csc; . big rolls toilet paper. ssc cluster
raisins. toc pkg. Stall I. bread. 7c and
ioc loaf: pies. 25c each: cookies. 1sc dos.
Stall 90, lettuce. loc each; radishes. 4
punches Ice Stall 50. bacon. lee in.s
lamb chops. zoe 10: round steak. 900
m. Stall 81. Carnation milk. large can
lie. small can &C.
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Hnstsh coss Tsrminai-pier A--atf MAJ
dssAn haru. str nay BtAts- Pier b
Ktr wenatchee
psii stree, Tsrrninsi--u. n C q. upsixa
risF ft-atf irion
Pier sur West Je~-up.
Pier f-Br Aiamsda. str jefferson str
pier A--s,r ons~n.
per n--str Admiral Dewey.
union Pacific Dors-1sr Vi alter A. Lock
suh4rh. ctr Andrea v. Lsesenhaeh-
Pacific Engineering works-u. n G q.
u. n Hnspppag BEARD Mocrsns--str crcss
Keys. str Delight str Deirosa- ctr
fceuiufn. str West HaftiAnd. ctr Luhfi-
60. sfr Anns y. Morse. ctr Alissrado.
ctr WsllinsfoSd. s,r West cahokiA. ctr
WESTERN kniEhI str wsss isen. str
West i9wark
connssiieut Htre~t rsrminsi--Bu Meat
csryin.
Alaska steamship Moerfnrs--str valdez
gtsFy Street Terminai-U. a A. burnside.
4 n r. D-liwood
Hsnford street Tefsninai--titr usurf Mare.
read pfydoeks-ship chiiiioeths. hktn
Forrest Friend
Puget sound bridge q Dredging CO.
str Patterson
Ar1es farh--a'r nocsrreit
west Seattle xisvAfor-str Manila Msrrl
Hsffsrnsn Dork--Str Hodondo. str Ad-
nairAi Redman
etrearr--pktn Forrest rrfds.
wfnsisw Marine HsiiwRy--s,r Morning
star. str Criffdu. ~ q. n R1rseyor.
barge ceauitlam ~. barge Henry
willard. barge =. e. Potter. tarxe
ortffson. schr Meteor. sohr J. w. elise.
bark Belfast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Two Arrested on
Volstead Charges

Two Burnett men. John nadford.
a striking miner. and Pete Sutano.
yich. proprietor Of soft drink en-
Enlistment. were 60 be taken to Ia
coma from Seattle Monday by federal
prohibition officers. who charged
them with violating thru liquor laws
Radford was arrcried Saturday
when his auto was stopped In the
street and found 10 contain three
gallons Of snoonrhinc. Sufanovich
was arrested In his soft drink parior
after raid which revealed n bottle
of moonshine and two bottles OF
wine. sutanovieh succeeded In break.
ing ,he bottle Of rnoonHhine. accord.
Ing to federal prohibition offoera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Council Ready to
Pass Witt Pay Bill

The city council was scheduled TO
pass the salary ordinance OF Peter
witt Monday afternoon. Witt win
draw 81 900 for each OF his eight
weeks. work here and travelling cx-
penses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Cabaret Bill Comes
Up for a Decision

Final action on scattlc's new
cabaret ordinance was scheduled TO
be taken by the city council Monday.
The bill places the authority 10 issue
and revoke licenses on the police do
partmsnt and In similar To- the
ordinance now governing dance
halls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
1921 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

7c Slipping In the snow-cov-
(Ofered streets sunday. Mt occi-
dental ave. and Washington st. an
unidentified man was struck by an
auto driven by A. J. Anderson. 3os
32nd ave. He was unhurt.
1NH-James Grady. N. 39th st.
OOand Whitman ave-. suffered
bruises OF the head and shoulders
when struck at Fremont ave. and
Ewing st>by a car driven by IL A.
Seaton, 37g1 Meridian ave, Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
John Had Scheme
to Dodge Taxes

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. is.--John
de vos was cited for non-paymen,
OF taxes. Ills wife appeared In his
stead and announced that do vos
had been dead for IS months
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BANK CLEARINGS
San Francisco Produce

tN~ndays Quotettssn)
SAN FRANCISCAN. Dec H.
Omitted Press. Fancy young dress
I'd turkeys were selling today from
80 to "a cents and occasionally at
81 cents
Good conditioned young ROSTERS
and hens were firm and possibly
cent higher. while broilers remained
unchanged.
Lettuce from TIos Angeles was Of.
fcrcd on the market at prices ranging
from 81 TO s2.50. Lettuce from I'm
periai valley u due 10 arrive tomor-
row.
Green peas and beans were more
plentiful and registered at slighuy
lower prices.
Supplies liberal: Apples grape
fruit. oranges. bananas. lemons,
celery. pears. tomatoes. spinach and
white and sweet potatoes
Supplies light: Cauiifiower. casa
has. cranbcrries. grapes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
. FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fvk SALE FIRST CLASS GA
eaxs' service car. aceylinte weld
~ yulcanizing machine; motor
rr.n naehineryi lots Of tools.
Hx, Must 60 East by the lat, In-
ifsEe this. Phone sidney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Neck Bracelet Is
Late London Fad

LONDON. Dec. ia new form
Of necklace. n neck bracelet. has APP
peared in a Hanover square shop. II
Is a solid ring OF Jet. II has no
fastenlnEs and Is just large enough
TO slip on over the head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Karl Still Leads
Merry Kings Life

GENEVA. Dec is.-Extra de,ec.
tvea have been engaged to guard en-.
Emperor Kari Of Austria Three at.
tsfnpts. ono by a woman. have been
made TO kin him since he entered
Switzerland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Stock Market Heavy
as Trading Starts
WALL, RTRFET JOURNAL FINANCIAL, RE.

WALL BTREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
particularly Noticeable
Asphalt
trading Delaware aekA~anna
Opening inciud.d Teras t7H Off III Royal
\. F: ~.
Crucibie
Union Pacific 2sh ats on t9h "a Northern Pacific So up
Vi Mexican Petroleum. u.s. off "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Strikes at Rabbit,
Hits Thumb; Buried

NORFOLK. Eng, Dec. 19.--Acci-
dentally struck on the thumb by a
stick while chasing rabbit. Charles
w. Woodhouse died In the local ~
pital from lockjaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Spain Rejects Men
From Canada's Army

MADRID. Dec 1.-THE govern
ment has declined the offer OF 400
Canadian ex.soldicrs to form for.
eign legion for the Moroccan cam.
palgn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
War Stimulates
German Unionism

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-THE present
membership % German trade unions
is 100000. Before the war the
unions had only 100000 enrolled
members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Alaska Vessels

Hssrss~-Dsc. n--sAnsd. str Hpokans.
south bound. at ., m.
cordoya-- Dec. is-haii~d. str North
western. southbound. at a. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Rabbits a Menace
to English Crops

LONDON, Dec.' 1s.--Heavy loss
has been caused In Lincolnshire by
the depredations OF rabbits. A boun-
ty has been offered for every ono
OF the pests killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Vessels in Other Ports

Yokohama is--Arrived. str Ara
bia Naru from seattle. Sailed. str Toy
ooka MarB tor Seattle
New York-Dec i7---Arrfv.s. str Fms
10y city from Seattle. str horrtstosn
from Seattle.
Phliadsiphia-Dee. i7--safied. str Julia
Iuekenbach for Seattle
cfintohai-Dec. lt-hailed. str Amsff-
can for Seattle
Nan Psdro-Dee i7--Arrissd. str Quia-
anit from Tacoma
San rrsBrisco-- Dec. t7-nsiied. str
TivertorS Tor seattle. .. m; str fosemi-
- foF Seattle. a. mi str feiis TausaiE
for Bsattta. a. M. str Eastern Merchant
for H~sttis. 3 y. m Dec ia-~Afriysd. ctr
Nebraska from SETTLE. p, m. Dec. II
Str wiilroio from Seattle. .. M str
serthiAnd from Seattle. . q. m-. afr West
Hav.n from Seattle. a. IN
Tacoma ip--Arrived. afr Rainier
from Seattle, y. m. str FULTON from
British Columbia ports. t.so q IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived
- Dee. is-Nr Andrea y. Lueksnhaeh
from New York via Philadelphia balboa.
san Pedro. han Francisco and Portland.
at aia0 a m str Admiral Dewey from
Tacoma, al m. Dec, lt-hU Ala
media from Tacoma. At sac D. IN. str
Prince Rupert for Prince Rupert via
ports. at asa y, mi str Rainier ffen ban
Francisco via BsiiinHham. At noon, str
Admiral Dewey from Nan Diego via san
Pedro and han Francisco. at 7ltb q m-
raiie-i
Dec. it--Htr Prince Rupert for Primes
Rupert via ports. at liitt y. m. strshai-
nisf for Tacoma. at 1910 .. nj sr Hell
jim haru for Kobe via Yokohama. At
y. M. str Admiral Dewey for raeons.
81 ago y. IN. ctr Admiral Goodrich for
Han Ffhneisoo. at ~ A. nl. nu Eyerstt for
Tacoma. at 7itt a ma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
ACREAGE
FARM LANDS
BUY LAND NEAR WORK

Big reduction and easy terms TO men
who can work In our mills and
camps. Buy a little farm close 70
where you can have work. That's
the way 10 get on.
N. 9. PETERs. 7gs Third Ave.
$500 CASH. 5000 YEARLY. TAKES
1iOtt 1851
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
STOCKS AND BONDS
- BusINE.ss OPPORTUNITIES

nARDWARE STORE AT ntNAiI.
consisting Of stock and flxturoa.
general hardware and house FUR
niahtnen, will be sold 60 the high
cat bidder. ON sealed bids. opened
at the office OF the undersigned.
"Wednesday. December 81. at iit10
n M. Inventory can be Inspected
at this office Stock open for In
Valuation. ti.iao, Address x r.
TAILOR SHOP AND BUILDING
for sale. carrying rnan limo ladies'
and mems ready 10 wear. doing
good business Coed town. Good
location. Established trade 70 I 0
years. Sell very reasonable. wti.
helm ". Fountains. Cusisy Tailor
ing Co. 81 Narien. Idaho,
LIVE OPPORTUNITY = INVEST a
few hundred dollars now. white
you can get large bonus In
shares. Revolutionary invention
In motive power for automobiles.
neroplanrs and other purposes.
2ts1 smith Bldg.
RADIANT LiGHT CAnfSATF FOR
the elimination OF poisonous tox-
ms Electro-therapy, ghronlc and
p.AiSONNAL INSTITUTE
sos y, Pine Sc. Cor broadway,
s1oo CASH.. $50 MONTHLY. on
trade. takes fine so-room hotel
real and personal Good business.
good town. owner got drowned,
Elliott itSs-J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Liberty Bonds

fssfurday's Qsotsftonsj
rsruihhed By l. n. Manning = O.
Baslsg Hsssj BsiIdknG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
OIL LEASES

ALASKA OIL LEASES
AND DRILLING SITES
COLD BAY AND ANCHOHA GE
s0f Alaska Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

A hidden treasure. valued nj SIS.
900 900. has been discovered near
Cuxhaven. In Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
STOCKS AND BONDS

81 STOCKS AND BONDS
sPECIAL STOCK OFFERiNGS
King Airahip ...........$y5O
100 Sound Rubber .......... Loo
325 Victory Rubber ........ .25
5000 Hematite Iron e. q. ..... .0o
100 Adams Motor .......... 25V
1000 Alaska Pet. e. Coal ..... 90
5000 Beacon Coal Mines Special
100 Am. Nitrogen Products 1850
80 Tn. Eut-Lock .......... Lib
2. ~, 4 United Finance 80. 5000
500 Davis Car. Totem" 49,. IL
20 Pathfinder synd.. 80 Mo.f0o0
200 ThermopOiia Cat Ck. 80. .55
1000 Forks Drilling ......... .Os
500 Sol Due Oh ........s... "a
200 Parry OIL ....s......... l.pv
Marsh Cons. ChicaRo-Bos-
ton. Liberty Bonds al market.
G. .. STEEPLE
ffs Cherry ~. Main ls2,.
FOH SALE
10 aherrn Johnston ffefnn X Ring,
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Foreign Money Status

fsDtordny'e Qooeosoemot
HUruhhed By l. y. Manning 4 O.
Butiev Hslel Building
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LIVE STOCK
Quotations ~ s,sekyaxds

Belgian Itnrcs-Live. per n. -
Dressed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Birds and Poppies
Fooled by Weather

LONDON. Dec, i9.--october was
NO warm in England that thousands
,of birds made new nests. In some
sections a new crop OF peoples APP
peared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

MONEY ron CHRISTMAS

MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS
You. OF course. want 70 make your
friends and loved ones happy at
Christmas time. but may not have
not lei maj spoil The christnss
pleasure. We will gladly loan you
the amount you need. N working
steady. without security Of any
kind. Pay. Il back In small weekly
or monthly payments. QUICK.
QUIET. CONFIDENTIAL service.
EMPLOYEES LOAN SOCIETY
sos Empire Bldg.
sft Second Ave. Near Madison
LOANS TO sAI.ARiED MEN and
women on their own note.
LOANS on FURNITURE. PIANOa
etc. Easy payment plan.
woRKISGMkNis LOAN CO.
1907 SeaboaFd Bldg.
Fourth and Pike. ioth Floor.
MONEY TO LOAN
On diamonds and tewelry. on most
satisfactory terms.
SOCIETY FOR REMEDIAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
sss-55s Empire building
MONEY TO LoAN--Ws LOAN ANY
AMOUNT ON diamonds. watches
and jewelry. lowest rates.
geattis's Oldest Loan brokers
M IitftsRN - w AtAsiN -
sci second Ave. Established 1883.
AUTOMOBILES and FURNITURE
LOANS. NO DELAY
You retain property.
CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE
n u. SARGENT. Inc.
500 Central Bldg. Third Ave.
Monuments
PUGET SOUND MARBLE g. GRAN
ite Co. LIST and Virginia Estab-
Eshed 1874.
Optician and Optometrist
T. w. Edmunds. fraser. Paterson GO.
Patent Attorneys
FREDERICK p GoRIN-pAT-
elgn patents secured. developed
and promoted. s0b-G.7 Central
Bldg, Seattle. wash. and G0o y
st ~ W. Washington. ID. &.
Phone Main $3.50.
II L. REYNOLDS, IA. r.; G. l. REY.
EOLDS. Established Seattle. 1892:
f.do. 4os-s Lyon bid. Elliott 5o7s.
HARRY BOWEN & CO.
s7g total cost OF patents, s3b down
2fs University st. Main 5slt.
PIERRE BARNES. Main $3.50. 1919
~ HoRe BID. patents. J raoe MARKS.
Physicians, Surgeons
RHEUMATISM. SCIATIcA. LUMBA-
20. our treatment gives Immediate
relief One weeks trial treatment
omen evenings. References. Drs.
Freer and Braden, 90b y ard ave.
WOMEN's AILMENTS. % YEARS
eYperience. DIR. Angus. 400 Pam
tages Bldg. Third and unlyerslty.
Piano Tuning
PIANO TUNEH-STROM MAIN 3020.
Cut rate piano repairing. tunlng.
Razor Blades Shsrpened
spangenberg. cutlery. 1907 an ave.
Violin Repairing
Bows rehair~d. Finlay. 1913 ard av.
OPPORTUNITY
y A "a " a ~ n A u n
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

MONDAY
NC. 20
First Low Tide
l II a "a oi r.
FIRST High Tide
atzb a. IA, i3o n.
Second low ride
saf o, m. 90 n.
kseond high Tide
Tizz o. m. 100 n.
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TUESDAY
IyYll 70

TIf~DAf
DEI. 20
pIr.t Low Tide
ftiO a M. o. ~
IIrst nigh Tide
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-30
ANNOUNCEMENT

Beginning July 1, we wish to
announce to our trade that we will
sell our products through the AL
buquerque Cooperative Dairy as
ISOLATION, which will enable us to
give our patrons much better
service than we have ever been
able to give. Our products will
be delivered as usual by our regular
delivery wagons, and the trade can
reach us through phone 351, as
usual.
We will deliver only raw milk for
the present, but will offer pasteur-
lied milk and cream to those that
wish it at a later date to be an
nounced soon.
We wish to thank our many pat
rons for their liberal patronage in
the past years and ask for con-
tinuance of the same, as we be-
lieve that this organization of tho
Albuquerque Cooperative Dairy as
ISOLATION by Albuquerque dairy
men, is the greatest advancement
the dairy industry has ever made
in this locality, the benefits of
which will be appreciated by the
consumers as well as by the pro-
ducers. Yours truly,
BEzEMEK JERSEY DAIRY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-30
REMUNERATION is
THEME OF DAVIES
PHOTOPLAY AT LYRIC

The theory of reincarnation
which has been discussed time and
again. forms the basis Of the
theme of Buried Treasure" a
Cosmopolitan picture featuring
Marion Davies, which Will be
shown for the last time at the "B"
theater today. The story is by f.
Britten Austen, and was published
in Hearst's Magazine with great
success.
The story begins with a prelude
showing the supposed anteccdents
of Pauline Vandermuellen (Marion
Davies) in various epochs, each
supposedly having the same soul
as Pauline, and handing it on from
generation to generation. The play
proper opens at masquerade par
ty in the mansion of William van
dermuellen, q Wall street. capitalist.
Pauline is attired as Spanish sem
orita and when she gazes in the
mirror she feels in a vague way
that she sees herself as she APP
peared in q bygone age.
The scene shifts to two pirate
ships where Pauline's father is seen
identical with Eel Diablo. one of the
cruelest of pirates, and all of the
other characters appear also as
they were formerly. Pauline guides
her poor sweetheart to Santa Cat
alma where he finds much buried
treasure and which enables him to
marry her.
Miss Davies was never more
charming than as the Spanish
beauty and the entire production is
exceptionally we'll handled. Her
support headed by Norman Kerry
Is excellent.