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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
FURTHER PRICE
CUT NECESSARY

NEW YORK. May 27-Furthcr
price reductions may be necessary
before normal conditions in the steel
industry are restored. Judge Ebert
IL Gary declared today in an address
before the American Iron and Steel
institute here.
With a few exceptions. he said. II
would be unjust TO reduce wages
further until living costs were
brought down.
The American people at present are
not buying enough to supply them
selves with the ordinary comforts Of
life. Gary declared. altho they have
the means to do SO.
This condition has resulted because
the great purchasing public has
formed the opinion that there has
not been consummated complete and
proper readjustment OF prices" he
aaid. The public has failed. ne said.
20 discriminate between different
lines or departments OF business. and
the whole economic system has slIf.
fcred.
General business turnout the
United States has been improving,
Gary said, but he asserted that the
steel business, on the whole, lis little
better off than it was last month.
There is an abundance Of new
business, he declared, with both
ahslity and inclination to place IT.
now waiting for further adjustments.
which will put costs. Of living. selling
prices. wage rates and other general
incomes on a relative parity. Az
usual, many viii wait too long"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
DOPE CASES UP
TO GRAND JURY

/ Sevonty-five per cent Of the bust
ness scheduled 10 come before the
next federal grand jury. which "
TO convene June Z. consists OF
dope caseA.
This was the statement of the
United States district attorneys OF.
fee Friday. subsequent 10 the
drawing Of the names Of 90 men
by District Clerk +. NJ. Harshber.
ger. under the direction OF Federal
Judge Jeremiah Ncterer.
There are 60 cases listed on the
docket approximately IS OF these
are alleged violations Of the Har.
rison anti narcotic law and the
opium act.
This Is by far the highest per.
ccutage. az well as the largest
number OF dope cases ever sched.
uiod In the local court This Is
attributed by Miss Charlotte Kol.
mitz. assistant United States dts
irict attorney. largely 10 the ac-
tiyities OF the White Cross, which
a few months ago started cam.
paiEn against dope traffic in Sc,
attic. In cooperation with federal
narcotic agents.
THE White Cross has done splcn.
aid work" Miss koIrnitz stated Its
agents have caught more large dope
rafsickerz than We have ever had
before They are the men we want
TO get
The remainder OF tho cases are
largely liquor law violations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
DELAY HEARING
ON INJUNCTION
Masters Mates Association
Protests in Vain

over the protest OF william Mar.
tin. counsel for the Neptune Assoc
citation Of Licensed Masters and
Mates OF CoaEtwiSe Steam Nessels,
hearing on the temporary Injunction
obtained by tho government against
six local marine organizations was
continued Friday until June by
Federal Judge Jeremiah Netcrrr,
Counsel for the five other defend
ant organizations were willing for
the continuance,
Tho injunction was obtained In
connection with the marine strike
that Is How in progrusS II restrIdns
the defendants from trsspassinE or
disturbing In any way tho property
controlled by the shipping board and
Is especially directed to prevent
pickcting OF shipping board vessels,
Martin claimed that his client n
not a member OF the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor. Is not on a strike
and was wrongfuily included among
the dcfendanta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
GREEN STUFF
TO.COME SOON
Fresh Local Supply to Ar
rive Regularly

ircsh green stuff win be arriving
regularly from the local fields within
two or three weeks The supply of
head lettuce. which has been nrrlv-
ing In small lots. viii begin 20 sat.
ihfy the demand for that stock after
"Wednesday or Thursday OF next
week. Tho lettuce viii be sold around
81 "a crate. Carrots. beetA green peas
and early cabbage are the other local
oommodltica that will - on sale.
California. wlnningstadt brand
cabbage was selling at "a cents a
pound.
A car Of Mexican tomatoes was on
the market Friday. selling at 81 "a
lug The Texas tomatoes. which are
packed IN fourtanket crates. were
being cold at s. TO s. 20 crate,
New California Garnet potatoes
were moving well at to s Il cents a
pound.
There was n brisk tone % the
strawberry market Thursday. Three
ears OF the F1orin berries were
quickly being cleaned up at 1915
20 81 crate.
There iH a heavy production OF but
ter turnout the country. Quotations
are STEADY % firm The egg and
cheese markets are steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
News i'm
Tabloid

To open camp nj Pleasant beach.
Monday. Seattle Business and Pro
fcssional Women'a club.
1890 A. m. Sunday; memorial serv'
ice by Salvation Army Corps No. 1.
at Colby. Repeated at 2 .. m.
Three original plays To be put on
In Meany hall Friday night by stu.
dents at University Of WaahWgton.
Engineers club. IN regular weekly
meeting Thursday noon. hears Col
Riley Allen. former Red Cross
worker. tell Of conditions In Russia
4. s.. is big brother Of Iatiu.Amer.
lean countFfoa. says Joseph NJ.
Macedo. consul Of Peru. speaking 10.
fore Young Mems Republican club
Thursday.
Want tn look up your con
Rrtasional. state or county officefsT
They're all listed In new directory
published by j. Grant Hinkle. secre'
tary Of state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
PRIEST NAMED
THOMAS AIDE
viii Be Assistant TO New c.
OF c. Secretary

Announcement was made this
morning Of the appointment ~
Arthur r. Priest, director Of thd
civic bureau Of the Chamber "A
Commerce. an assistant 10 chr1eyI
Thonas executive secretary Of th.
chamber. Mr. Priest will havs|
charge Of the chamber staff an.
supervision Of tho general offlceI
work.
hr. Priest has been a resident ~
Seattle since 1899. coming here from
the University Of Wisconsin. He be-
came head OF the department Of
rhetoric and oratory at the Univer.
sity Of Washington. was made dean
Of college OF liberal arts. resigned
% take up business life and returned
10 the university In 1915 To becorne
dean Of men. Governor Ernest Lister
asked the university 10 loan Mr.
Priest to the state shortly after the
United States entered the world war.
and Mr.. Priest went 20 Europe as
the states representative 20 look Info
tho welfare Of Washington men(
across the seas.
Upon his return from Europe. Mr.
Priest resumed duties as dean at the
university. but resigned a little moru1
than a year ago To accept they
directorship of the civic bureau Oh
the Chamber OF Commerce. Mr..
Priest while at the university andI
as director OF the civic bureau csrns
into Intimate touch with civic prob
lens. and Mr.. Thomas faid this
morning that Mr.. Priest has nn1
qualifications for his new duucA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

Thursday. Quosation.l
Furnished by T. u. MannisE q Co.
HutIrr lofrI ItulIsftna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

LONDON. May 27.--The British
coal strike was on the way 20 settle.
snent. II was believed today after a
conference between miners. colliery
owners and government officials.
Premier Lloyd George had leaders
Of the warning groups In session at
IL O'Clock and was understood to
have made an important statement
There was an Optimistic air about
the two parties as they left the board
Of trade later for separate confer.
ences
IL has been reported that Lloyd
George was prepared 20 offer a gov.
eminent subsidy of the coal indus.
TRY up 20 100000 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Liberty Bonds
fThnr~day's Qnstastaasl
Furnished hy g. u. Manning q Ca
IIaIlsf uetei Ilulldln4
Foreign Securities
frhursday's uaotatioani
Furnished by a. %. Manning a Ca
HutieF EiatsI GiuliflnH

fThur~1ayss Qassatiensl
Furnished by T. N. Manning a ca.
halter Hotel ftsIldinr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Walker Is Receiver
for Sloan Shipyards

George III. Walker has been ap.
pointed receiver for the Sloan Ship
yards corporation, the Anacortca
Shiphuilding company. and the Cap
ital City Iron Works. by order OF
Federal Jupge jeremiah Netorer.
The concerns enumerated are de.
PENDANTS in a suit brought against
them by the government in connoc.
ton with their operation for govern
mcnt purposes during the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
"Black Prince" Is
Up in Court Again

Black Prince of India. figured In
court proceedings for the second
time Friday when Courtney a Rob
crtson. heating and plumbing con-
Germ. brought suit In superior court
To collect AN alleged debt OF $3.50.
His wife. May. is made a Co
defendant pondexter claims to
have been born in India and to
possess healing powers In connec-
ton with his practice Of his socailed
arts he was arrested for grand lar.
ceny a few months ago. but the
charges were later dismissed by the
prosecuting attorney. pondexter
lives al si7 2f,h aye. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
GRAIN MARKET
is STRONGER

CHICAGO May 9f~-Grain quota
ttanH made rccpVurtes on the Chicago
Hoard Of Trade today after opening
generally lower The later advances
were due Go reporth that the rain in
Nebraska and Kansas had aiackened
without materially aiding the wheat
.cropH.t Provisions were Irregular.
MAY wheat opened Off 20 at 81 &C.
and closed np lac. July wheat
opened OF We at tt9T. and closed
up 40
May corn opened off &c az fi@c
and closed up nc. July corn orcn-
"a up Mc at saAc aud closed up
sc. September corn opened at
Is y G. OFF ~ and closed 90 -e
May oats opened unchanged At
IS i - and closed up "a July cats
opened or - at t0Ae. and closed
zap &c, September oats opened off
isc at t5A and closed up &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Rails Firm; List Is
Quiet on ". Y. Market

han
aud
h fer ho week at A New Haven waA an at aaA ana Eh va"
Crucbe american unchanged at 30
United states
steel opened sag =,
General Asphalt 60 ~ chandler ~
unoh
~ y.
followed by heavy
selling stock market Main exercised
Go OFF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
BANK CLEARINCS
Prices of Hogs
Hit Down Grade

CHICAGO. May 27.--F1oodinF OF
livestock markets over the country
with light and medium weight hogs
today caused the price OF porkors to
reach tho lowest point since 1916.
After n week OF heavy declines.
hogs tobogggined from % 10 80 cents
a hundred pounds in the CHIEF mar.
kcts.
Farmers, we'll stocked up with
large supplies of corn they were un.
able to unload. have fed the sur.
plus to hogs and rushed them to
market.
Reports from the yards hero today
showed that hog receipts increased
10000 over the corresponding time
for last week. The grade OF hogs Is
very good. II was reported.
Tho huge influx is about spent.
market mon stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Chief of Secret
Service to Leave

Captain Thomas h. Foster. for II
years chief of the United States
secret service in this district. has
been transferred 20 take charge OF
the California district by order OF
Chief w. II. Moran. he announced
Friday. He viii leave for san Fran
cisco about June is.
Capt. Foster is one of the best
known men In the secret service. He
started as stenographer 81 years
ago In the office OF which he is now
to assume charge.
w. II. farrell. Capt. Fosters chief
assistant here. succeeds him in the
Seattle office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Buy-at-Home Plan
May Bring Factory

II the encouragement given local
Industries during the last six months
~ the buy AT home" movement Is
kept up, one Of the large Eastern
manufacturers Will establish a plant
In Seattle. J. A. Swalweli. chairman
OF the Pacific Northwest Products
committee OF the Chamber Of Com.
merce reported at the weekly meeting
Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Public Market
TIkr PLACE

PIKE yyAFr
w,ar II r,.r~ N.ns,'~..s. -. rux., 4
| - 81 Elau a. cs..nsta. Yrtfs fstA~
"a SIAN 4ssE go. - p.-.tstt
ren,. tse Etau - go 49, ~. 80.
ss~aiess yatstrs sEe =, san a. M
| ts,,~,svs. trttte. "a 80. e,.ts a.
-, s,,irrt-a. f,ear. 80 g,zn - Pc,
-an.sttsn ! ~ 90 ssal isia sutt
e.x.w rh~~.. asr ~ stall a. ) 80.
fAsh halls tsr. asalt 81 fr~.h eearn~a
batter. sse n R,au ~ ertr. fanry
yylnssaps. itss bon stall strf. steer
pet rrAst. I've stat ~. soaa roast.
lAc -. ra .s-.es FstA fnasts sse r.
rtah ahth Nssh hlhE saHnon. seo ~.
hta4l iA.s. rnsa nri1s ihA @Se- siAAi
-. freaA sAAa. lee n.
ECONOMY
s-.-. .e-f gr.sh kr.s-.x., ,E- -
p.w potate-s (. ms Igr san ;. fresh
Etyx .aIsnor 80 n haSiEgt sor n,
e,.iI se h-x4 Americas -. Sega, a r..
ss~ a ne t,e star 81. frssh- sxxs. sc
ass fresh butter sMeaac. hruaae lac
~ stall 81. horns made veal loaf ssc
n esitAEs enesr~s nc ~. NtAi 70. sc
ssne@ ! ne - eoooAhsL -. 10 htAh
-. Wsa rAhsa -s1a 80 Coz hesh
Jersey h1usf, ses ~ 1tAHs At-%A hA
shelcs esapnFatee AssasA. s~s' : ns ss-
nsTaea f--saAs. sSe-
SANITARY
a
,~n,.to snl.a "a "a a,n1I tss -,
4 ,,sssr.n rans suwa, A NJ. a. ~.
ssr ptait n ,sIyssr ,r,s,,, ks~ y, xing
salmon. ssc N. stall q. 4 ne good head
rice. ssc hnhts ~hiis cherries. No J
an ise' 10y sec Ss1i -. "ehs0n anu
Masn's ~, &c ~. ss@n ~ PEE fa'a'
tors hh sc A.set efAnksa. &c oo@
ssAh :. uT@ uesA eutie'' &c 10, lns
80 TVS cream ehee~e, mia 1Ac ~.
aiats sas. cans peas or CORR -se.
fnAA. ave car
Qttf> CITY
stalls r-fs sIiwerdAio afyrf~osr tarre
cars toF zee etalls go. sai'sa poe
nuts &c no. mammal 'ess ase 70.
Ntau 80 WY 49, .uttNr. hA sLes'
10y psAa snesse. &c ~ stals v
MAAate 500 "seAeh on. y. W, " sso.
sal thF.. y h"hs A"s 70. eai.k-
ems, fRs y. ssa = ."h.nk s~L &c 10
satnp sno",a'f. tse 10 go ha,'
80 ,, 80. -. :. 80 - .,ss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
4 Students Are
Killed by Train

AURORA. H. May sT.-Four
students at the Aurora high school
were killed here today when an auto
mobile in which they were returning
from dance was struck by a Chi.
cago. Burlington q Quincy train.
Two others I'm the automobile were
injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

susnr stan. 10 fbs cane sugar. soc;
Northern Light -four. ss.oo bars Royal
white SOAP. sse. stail los. Campbell =
aoup, DC can; full cream cheese. zoe M
INNS red can coffee, 4ac 10. Stalls fe-iT
aar bottle Queen olives csc, s-rb. can
Cattnisne, sibb, Lux flakes, iec pkg
stall $50. 10. Liptons tea. seo. Mazola
oil t1.sS gal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

CHICAGO. MAY sF.-- tisws-~Hse.tpsn.
sk 900. Market r. o tee t1sur Hulk -
saisA. f1.&aWT ~ bHtchsrn. tft8gT TO-
pigs. g. s&9 ses rsuxhs. fsst0s.ks
Cattle tka~sipts !. coo, Market 100
sse higher H~sf. fT@pts butcher stock.
tzg 20 Gamers and cutters 81 s89t Sc
atas krrs and feeders. ss.a00&.z4. eouA
tt&s8r. calves. tgWa
sheep Receipts. zoe. Market sioat9
Lambs. s. @1t.sa. ssss. tiaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
DITCH SHIP COMING

: Coming direct from the Panama
canal. tho Hotiand-American llns
steamship SooderiJk is due off Cape
Flattcry sunday night. shc.wilI dis
charge az Vancouver. - C.. Monday
because 81 the holiday here. She is
understood TO have a light inbound
cargo. bat viii load large oonsign
nent of flour for her outward trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
BRINGS PEANUT CARGO

In addition to 3is passengers. all
crinntalz. the liner Arizona Maru
brought TO Seattle Thursday night a
btw cargo Of general merchandise. In.
Guided on the manifest are 1900
bags of peanuts. i.i65 bales OF raw
silk. 2ss cases Of silk goods and a
large consignment OF frozen eggs.
The peanuts were rushed here TO
beat the proposed news tariff. The
Arizona win sail for the Orient
juno s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
WELL DRILLED TO
llc0 FEET DEPTH

The center Of the fssid Is along the
Hob river. Here IL In expected the
oil bearing strata will be found at
much stailower depths as the surface
erosion has already removed consld-
cradle amounts of the Hob forrtia.
ton or oii-bcaring rocks. Just
north OF the mouth Of the Hob river.
near one Of the largest known oil
springs In the district. the Swnstika
Oil company ls operating. A well has
be~n drilled to a depth Of LEO feet.
Some oil has been encountered and
heavy flows OF wet gas.
The old style of drilling machinery
and methods used was found made
quAte to make 'shoae~ In the forma-
ton. as the soft rock and great gas
pressure caused frequent cavtng Of
the well Realizing that further work
on the existing wen with the ma
Chinery they had was difficult and
would result in probable loss OF
money. the company decided 20 buy
and use new equipment
A complete new heavy rotary rig
and other e1uiprn.rt has been bought
and now lies on ti'S dock at Hoquiarn.
gaifing favorable conditions for
transportation TO the well.
Both the Forks Drilling company
and the Swatsika OIL company are 10
cal concerns. Forks Drilling com
pany In headed by Martin II. Rgde.
president. with Geo. w. Dutton as
secretary. r J. Fisher IL president
Of the swatsika Oil company. with
Fred c. Ferree as secretary. and
VIM. III. Harner gales manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
PRODUCTS INCREASE

WASHINGTON, May 81 - The
total value of the manufactured
products of the United States in.
creased from s24.246.435, 900. In 1914.
to s62,5ss. 905 900 In 1919. the census
bureau stated today. These figures
are based on the 1920 census,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
MOToRsHuP COMING

motcrship FlonIa from Copenhagen.
mex, Sunday. another trade line will
have been inauguried between Seat.
tie and North European ports. After
discharging her light cargo OF gcner,
al merchandise. the F1onia will load
flour. she is operated by nalfour q
Guthrie. local agents. for the East.
eru Aslatic Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
FORECLOSURE on COMPANY

On mortgages on the property Of
Rogers Brown q Co. The mortgages
cover the property Of the East Wa
terway Dock and Warehouse Co. the
Rogers Brown Transportation Co.
and the Rogers Brown & Co. The
action was brought In the San Fran
cisco district court by tho First Ma
,sonal bank OF fan Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
San Francisco Produce

Extras. Etc IL prime first. s1's ~.
Chsess--C alifaruih fats. fancy. ite n.
EKxsA- Ettras. Ste dos no / dtfti~e.
ste dos extra puilsta. sac dax under
HlG~d puifota, sac dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Hearing on Carload
of Booze Continued

Hearing before n United States
commissioners of w. S. ID. Smith.
Seattle man accused of shipping a
freight carload OF liquor thru Seat.
tie to the South. has been continued
until June 81, pending arrival of
government witnessoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. May sT.--cAtsis-- MArka,
steady. unchanged
Hogs Receipts. - Market weak. un-
changed.
Rbesp- Receipts. se:e Market steady.
uBr hanged
f3uttsg@-rec ID
Cheese rrlp lets II q &c n
EgKs@-tT q gSc dsA
HNna-fTWsEr ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Farrell Declines
Shipping Bertl,

WARRINGTON, u. C.. May a.
James A. Farrell. president OF the
u. $. steel corporation, will not nc.
cept the chairnanship OF the 4. S.
shipping board. he notified President
Harding yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Waterhouse to Make
Auto Trucks in CITY

Plans for the establishment of a
hugo auto truck manufacturing
plant mt the Vulcan Manufacturing
Co. 1900 Fourth ave. owned by
Frank Waterhouso Il CO.. have been
announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Vessels in Other Ports

HongkonE- May sa--Arrived. str Fu-
rhirna Maru from Seattle.
Balboa--say 2S-Arrtved. str Talapa
from Seattle: str Aoerdi1k from Seat
tile.
san Franciseo--Hay zT--saIisd. str
WIIlfAro for Seattle ! a m.
AstoriA-M May zs~-Sailsd. str Arizonian
for Seattle. 5 20 .. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
NEW RATES GIVEN OUT

Columbia basin rates wcfo given
out Thursday The new tariff be-
comes effective July /. and gives
Portland a 10 por cent differcntial
over Seattle on all products shipped
from points south Of the Snake river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
RETURNS TO FRISCO

A. +. Hammond. Pacific coast rep
rcscfi tative OF tho Luckeuhaek
steamship lines. rcturncd 70 hts head.
quarters In san Francisco Thursday.
after tour OF the Northwest. which
included a short stay In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

LONDON. May 27.--Rats have
appeared in well.to-do London sub.
urbs. seeking refuge, II is believed.
from the campaign carried on in 9th
or areas against them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

Five pounds % cocaine. valued at
approximately $1,000. Is held By the
customs. Friday. The narcotic setz-
ure was made on tho liner KashlmA
Sfaru upon her arrival in Seattle
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
REsERyISTs TO CRUISE

Party OF naval rcservists from So
attic viii leave for a two weeks
cruise on the Z. s. s. Eagle 81. June
10. This win be the second cruise OF
the summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Reported by Wireless
Received by 4. z. Naval Radio

May 3s-str city ot Spokane. Yoko-
hama for Seattle. z.ozs miles from Seat
tie. .. m. str ArizonAn. Astoria for So
attle, slu miles north Of Columbia river
lightship. .. m. str Queen. San Fran
cisco for Seattle, 3ss miles from 8eattia
D. m str West eJssup. Kobe for Seat.
tie, z53 niles west Of Cape Fiattery. 8
"a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

YAKIHA--charfes Look. CHINESE
rrsfaurateur. charged with serving
impure food. sentenced to eat hin
own food in jail for one day and pay
fine OF $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
ORDER STREETS IMPROVED

Council streets and sewers commit
tee Thursday ordered the improve
ment OF Pine ana Stewart sts., be.
tween Pike pl. and First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Foreign Exchange

NEW York. May ET.-~feruiwn 81
change opened lover. Sterling. g8sss
francs. 80 es1s lire. sesas. marks
f9etst. geaRdiAa dollars. ie-kg34.
Nroaen 80 tsEn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
All Barber Shops
to Close Monday

If you have hair TO be cut, prepare
10 get IL done Saturday. All barber
shops win be Aciosed on Monday.
Memorial day. IL was announced to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
SEARCH FOR
OIL KEEN ON
PENINSULA
Three Wells Being Drilled
by Standard. Swastika,
and Forks Cos

What's doing on the Olympic
peninsula What arc the prospects
for OLE
Most people usually think OF the
Olympic peninsula as being valuable
principally for its timber. The entire
ARIA Is heavily fnrested and Is COW
erred by one Of the largest single
blocks Of standing timber in tho Unit
eli States today. A large share OF
this timber Is being held as future
reserve by lumber corporations. For
this reason development along all
lines has been retarded Lack OF
transportation facilities has been.
heretofore. the principal direct cause
Of the failure 20 develop this most
promising AREA yet the center of the
scit'' district Is only 90 miles west
OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

PORTLAND. or.--Capt F. Derock
and q. II. Loughhead. both OF Bay
City. drowned when their boat. Dor
othy May. burns In Tiilamook bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

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