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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-30

Danse" with which he was TO make his
readers so familiar.
AZ eighteen ne Joined the ranks Of
the French administration and occu-
pied various pests.
In the spring OF 1880, being commits
siOned to write a play for the manager
OF the Varieties, Halevy asked the coli
lsberatien Of Heart Meiihac, and the
proposal was Immediately accepted,
thus beginning n connection which con-
tinued for more than 10 years.
The joint work of the two authors
had = great vogue, but Halevy IL best
kaown to more recent readers by his
Hf'Abbe COnstantin," published soon
after the conclusion Of the Franco
Prassian war.
HaIevy died IN Paris on the sth Of
May, 1908.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-30

Ludevic Halevy,
II rea IA author,
was born in Paris
on the FIRST of
January, 1884. His
fatAer was .
g lie yer, versatile
writer Of verse,
prose, vaudeville
and dramas his
uncle, FrOmantal
Halevy, was for
many years assoc
ciated with the
opera, hence the
double and early
con ne c I ion Of
Lud0vic with the
Partisan stage. A.
the age of Q he
might have been
seen playing IN
that "FOyer de In
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-30

vigorously attacks made upon ne
Of those who take the law In ne
having connection with order have adopeu
have suffered the blame Tor their
outrages ,.s., -
strictly spirit We are sworn to uphold the CON
O United States"
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-30

half pay cohscate by the German govern
Since then quite Circumstances living sma
villa at judges pronounced him
Is sometimes wondered wnehe ne
had been retained British feet wouldn't have gwen better
Of than Ii did.
morton was no amend OF treatment ~
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-30

time drew up my Dill anu
the frogs for generations 10 come
Asembyman his studies have taught him tat m
not for the humble pee
honey bee cannot reach 10 the oe
only the humble bee when Is aoe 10
the pollen fertlIze red clover
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-30

Military Norway the crown prince wiz enroll a.
.an, ,n.he technical high Tndsm Be educated
engineer.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-30

come near me, YET beIore Saino
here thought / had q COED stock OF
courage, but you see I have no longer
nv firm composure Of minute ago.
And now. monsieur lie cure. want you
to answer me, not him. Tell me, II
he loves me and feels me worthy OF
his love, should he not agree to be my
husband7"
Jean" said the old priest gravely.
smarry her. 1t Is your duty"
And as Jean took Bettfna In his
arms the girl continued, you have
often told me, monsieur lie cure, that
Jean was almost like your own SON
Now you win have two children, that
Is all"
Amonth later Bettina, In the Simplest
Of wedding dresses. entered the church
The old cure said mass. Jean and Bet
tina knelt before him. he pronounced
! the benediction. TheR floated from
the organ the same reverie Of Chopin'i
which Bettina had played the frs
, time she had entered that village
church. where was to be consecrates
the happiness Of her life.
And this time II was Bettina wns
wept
Copyright 1873, By the Post Pneushint
3 &c. (Ths Bostoa Peso. Copyright n IN
United Kingdom. tire Dominions. tn Coa
ri Gales and dspsndencles, undef ths OPP
rikht act By the Posi- PUBLISHING CO
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ssrvsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
FRUIT MARKET
WELL SUPPLIED
First Shipment OF Imperial
Valley Lettuce Here

Imperial Valley lettuce arrived on
the local market Thurndny 4 fair
delivery was reported and opening
quotations were from 81 90 tsz5 .
crate Another express shipment OF
Florida peppers WIS received on the
market They were quoted al 40
cents a pound for good quality stock.
California celery WAS short along the
street and the price was tscady at
81 crate for the best quality. A
light shipment. the first Of tho sen.
son. Of local dollhouse rhubarh. was
a novelty on the market IL was
quoted At 30 cents n pound.
The fruit market WIS well supplied
and mood demand for most com.
moditios kept the market well bal.
anoed. No changes were reported In
this section. cranbcrriea were NOV
ing well. with the last OF the local
crop In. The local berries were sell.
ing al ss.so for a box 81 ons.third
barrel and tho Eastern variety was
at f2s a barrel.
Most 81 the Wholesale dairy houses
reported shortage az pulist eggs
and the volume Of sales were az ~
cents dozen. The fresh ranch eggs
were steady NJ Sc crnts dozen.
Butter was steady ard the demand
for fancy creamery stock was good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

Smith Cove Terminal pier A-=sir Man
aa.an Naru. ctr nAy state. Pier A.
str Wenatehss. str foso M.fu
BELL strv.t TsrminAi--U. a. G. O. unAlkA-
str lo~sn.
pier tt--Htr wskseeA
PIER STR Alameda. ssr ieffsrsDn- sss
str Junrau. afr kssehikAn-
pfer A-Str Queen.
Pacific coast Coal nanssrs-su fsiis
TaunsiE.
Pacific Enxiassring werks--u. 4 c. q.
Alxnnquin.
q. n saipgsnx beard Mearfsxs--Hsr Cross
Keys. str Delight. str peiros.. siF
Ieouiem. str W~ss Harsisnd. afr i.ahfi-
co. str knns H. More. arr niivsrade.
sfr wallinxferd. str West Canokta. ctr
western knixht. ssr West leon. str
/, West fs~ars.
cornsetscut street Tsrrntnat-s,r Nons
cervta. str steel werksr. ssr usari
NAru.
Aiask. steamship Aosrsnxs-s,r valdez
Stay Street rerminai-u. a. g. nufnsias.
q. 4 a. D~lt~ooi-
fndepsna~nt Fish ca poek-rnet ship
kInE and wfrxe
Todd prydoek.--snsp chiiiieo'hs. bats
Forest f'risnd-
Puget sound bridge = DrsdEsns co..
str rat,srson-
Aus. rard-sfr Roosevelt.
West Seattle Elsvatsr-str Tokfva Nsr-.
usffsruan pack--Htr Beiondo. str Ad-
nsirsi Rofrnan. hktn Forest rrtds.
winsiov Marine HslIusy-str Morsinx
star ssr Crtffsu. Z a q. a Hsrssroe.
barge Co4attiam city. large Henrr
willard barge = C. Potter. bsfxs
ortffson. sehr Mstsor. sehr .. W. cIiss.
bark Belfast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
BANK CIEARINGs
COSTS At PORT
SHOW DECREASE
Tonnage Less; Expenses
Are Also Lower

Figures submitted "Wednesday by
the auditor OF the port OF Seattle
show that while there was decrease
In the amount OF tonnage handled
thru the wharfage tcrminnls during
the past IL months OF 1921. as com.
pared with the ~ months OF 1890.
this years business has been handled
at a cost OF .7O2 per ton. against .745
per ton In 1920.
A saving OF nearly 10 per cent OF
the wage paid. ton for ton. has been
effected In 1921.
losses OF the port total s2ts.af4.g7,
including interest on bonds and dc.
probation. The earnings care for
the balance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
WANT CAR0LERS
AT YOUR HOMER
LIGHT A CANDLE

DO you want 10 hear some
carols Christmas eve7
" you live In the territory
bounded on the north by Kicker.
son st. on the south by Crockett
A.; on the west by Eighth ave.
w. and on the east by an imagin.
airy diagonal line from Queen
Anne ave. 10 the Fremont bridge.
you can have a free concert by
merely placing Christmas candies
In your windows.
4 group ~ students ~ the Pa
cifie college have decided 20 con
fine their activities a. this sec
ton. and. No TINT they can he AS
sured Of apprecistiye audiences.
have asked residents who want
them 90 sing 10 light the candles
aH signals.
The caroiinR will last from 10
.. m Saturday until n. m. Sun.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
VETS SEEK TO
GUST CREIGHTON

Former service men OF four vet
Grams organizations led fight
"Wednesday TO secure the election
Thursday OF Frank +. Foisie. former
director Of civilian relief OF the
Northwes, division OF the Red Cross.
10 succeed Dr. J. r. Criehton. local
chairman OF the Red Gross. whom
they accuse OF negieeting world war
veterans,
Charges arr made that the local
branch OF the Red Cross has adopted
= policy OF Ignoring ex-servicc men.
and that scores OF deserving cases
have been turned down.
Prominent IN the movement to Dust
Dr. Crichton are Tom Swale. former
state commander OF the American
Legion: George n. Hubbard. chair.
man OF the disqualification commit.
lee. American Legion: George Flood.
Adiutanf Of Rainier. Noble post; Ed
sh~ehan OF th. Disabled Veterans.
Howard r. Mcdonald. national sec
rotary Of the 80 and s. society. and
Bradley T. Fcwlkrs 81 the Spanish.
American War Veterans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
Industrial List Is
Heavy at Opening
WAII. srnnrr IOunNAl TINANcIAL nNvIEw


which rce.ded
ia steer common
tinted 49, OF VI American
sasr se un umsn ~, err r"e9ns "a e. ls,an ators.
49, COMPANY New
-
Following start o. usdn
Asphalt up
stA
With the exception Aeean rodnets and few
at A.
traders
a nsw e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
YULE SERVICES
BEING PLANNED

AT the Door Of the Inn Christ.
mas play, Is to be presented BY the
Bible school Of the First Christian
church az 7ss y. m. Thursday In the
church building.
.-Thr Tables Turned. or Sanfa's
Christina" a cantata. will he pre-
scented Friday evening az Tao by the
primary and junior sunday school
pupils NJ the Temple Baptist church.
18th ave. n. and r. Harrison -.
A Christmas rsn'omirnc will he
given AZ the same time by the Com
munisy Service players IN the Beacon
HIN Congregational church. isth ave
8. and Forest -.
Special service Christmas morning
and evening viii b. held In the fol-
lowing: Queen Anne Methodist
church. ST. Pa,rick's church. First
Baptist church and the Church OF
thc. Immaculate Conception
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

IAN rnAscfaco. Dse. ss--wtsh the
arrival 81 itb tona ~ taFAsys hers to-
day, the market vas easy 10 steady
ffsytns Increased sufficishtiy 60 iadiesls
that dselers are no longer hoidiax their
birds for b~t,sr psirea Nest dealers sr-
pear 10 have einAhsd up their storka rec
tefdsy. bet tho Gsaerat eptnion h that
the 1aei Christmas rfte. 70 consumers
will he dsssruiuef ~ tamrrro~s -
csspta oshsr Kind. % poultry a.. iax.
sinE and stocks en thu floors are neFsA..
ing
tsttuee l. scarce snd higher. Imperial
valley tetture was raised ffVna ~ 10
ists There -an slightly easier fseuns
IN al sstru. fruits. folie~sa ~ som.
small d~<liass
aappiiss tib~r.t@Apriss grapefruit
oranges. bananas. tsuoas. e~lsfps p~arw.
iensstsss. spinach. white and s.set 20.
tatoss. sssptsrt and olives
Supplies tiGhta-caciifisser. ess4bas.
rrsnb~rrtea. grapes. g~aA
tsssss~--ssrsa Csc Ia prime ftrsss. tse
-. fifsts stIr ~.
fGG~-tstfas. sc des sstfa fifsssL ts's =
dos sttfa puiiets. t,e doe. astsrrss~d
pellets tte dcA
che~-e--s'siifarnis flats. rssey. zee u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
Arrivals and Departures


nee. - str Ketehidksn from south.
weatern via southeastern Alaska al 80
a m Dee si-wStf Tteerton fr"m san
pedro via San FRANCHISE. At ttis =. M .
ar rekiwa Naru from Vancouver va "a
coma at ass y. mAl rtr steel Neth"'
from New Nark via hAlfiuaere, h@iees.
san Pedro. aAa fraaeisco and Portland.
Al ,ssk D M str Wulfare from New
fork Via Philadelphia. haitimers. haihoe.
san redro, san traaetHgo and fNthen1'
al slB y. M atr juneau from raretn@.
at ssss y IN. pilot ship KING snd WING
from the straits. at Q. m.i = = dsstfvf
sr Ne, ace ,ksansdyt from sea du5. Al
v. m
sailed
Nee ra-Rtr Miiifaro for New York Wa
Tacoma san FRANCHISE. ren fedre Hnd
balboa. AZ r.se a. M str Fivef'on Tor
san frapcts~o Via Tacoma. at ais = M /.
ar Nessnits Tor san FRANCHISE VIA Port
I.naio~ and efrt Gamble. at tise M
str west Jessup for Tacoma Al t. 70 a
m str nru.h Tor Portland. Me- VA y a.
coma 0rays usrtof. Vancouver. taa
Francisco. san r~sfro. balboa. haiumefe.
philadelphia New York and hoston. ~
a m Dee. gi--Str uprac~ y haatrr
tor san frAeelseo via Port oameis. al
: u. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

Haueiutu~- Tt-@HAlied. str city 81
Lincoln for Seattle.
seattle.
San r~drc--p~c. si--Arrfved. ssf err
cot king from seattle.
f.ixsspool- Dec. se--Arrtves. ctr fshn-
ryisenian from seattle.
san trsnefseo--pse. -s-Avviv~t- sir
Admiral Goodrich from seattle. AZ -
rl str virginia. from SEATTLE. at a. m
Vancouver. n c.--pec tf~~ArftNsd. str
Andrea Locksnhach from SEATTLE. al III
a M sailed. str Empr~s. Of Japan fer
Honxkenx. at 10 . m.
Taroma--p~e. s.-Arrfv~i. ctr West
Jsssup from SEATTLE. at q m; str hursh
from seattle. At ~ m str Lyman stew
art from Oi~um. Al a m. str rissrteu
from Seattle ~ a. M sr hsnk@n
MAru No. 4 from Port Angeles. at 10 n m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
REPORT SOVIET
WINS IN MEXICO
PucbIa Workers Said to Be
Rebels

MExiCo CITY. pee. ss.-Tcxtile
workers today were reported TO have
set up a soviet In the city OF Pueela.
ga miles southeast Of here.
Several thousand Of the hborers
seiscd the civil government and took
possession Of tho lands. raising the
black and rcd flag. dispatches stated.
Gov. Sanchca Is reported to have
led the rebels and many OF the work
trs hail him as n prospective soviet
president
Many % the factories still are held
ny government troops. Il was said.
hut so far no efforts have been made
20 ,sisloige the invaders from the &C
eupied land.
IL is feared Spain win make off.
elai protests against the seizure, as
the lands occupied are owned mostly
BY Spaniards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
Foreign Money Status
fWsdHs~Hsy UnofAfieusf
busnisbed hy u N. Asnnlng . C.
Bsties nstsi usiiaiae
Public Markets
.oI III I'm

SOUTH s>D
WAL 50. Swedish potato .saasr- 81.
- fn'a.s meat. see n swsst pickles
see ps stall I. bread. so ana ter -,
ffuit cake. &c y bsiisrhsrsa. 10, ~.
stall -. batter sec n srrs a. A.. :
s%irnA heney. sc at stall a.. turasf.
- y chickens. 2sc n bsjiinr esss
iec N. stall q. -isusrs toe 70: s.ii
F~rss tfc 3D. lesf lard. fsAa ~ etaii
81. csruaiion milk. large can lie. email
ar SC stan -. craabsfu.s. 4sc n,- !.
spinach. lee n sprouts. sVr ~
rfkE rI.AtF
eiAli ~ pars Amsficsn zane surar. /.
hs sc. rs tsc. stall 10. pure frsss
n.A' q, htAil ", carnAtien milk. ice
can stall ~. Hofdeus fiik ice ran
stan -. Del Monte marmaiads. les
lsc. Tor asca popcorn. fts .se sian
- FlnEefsnapS. itc ~. ms ssr. sEe
cpokiss soc ~ stan a. ns~ dates. ssc
h'sl lsss. fibsfts or has.I nuts.
&c 70 large Brazil nuts stt N. slau
v, pure Yakima homer. 6Br OF acc a,
staI ~. full cream mild cheese ssr n, 4
fancy creamery butter. sio 10. star a.
EAnslest. stc NJ. nsh balls. ! cans .se
s s., -. sstfa sweet oranges. ace doz !.
FLORIDA grape fruit. Tor ise stall AS
Yakima Gem potatoes. ttTs sack. DE-.
hFered. stall ih7a soies ms strs
Eastern oysters. sec at stan 1871 f,r.s
herring. ne isc. stall ss. iutsfish ;
70, klnE salmon. zoe 10 stan
f.
lard Ms 7tci pork roast. ise N 81.
", boiling beef inc N bacon. sae m
CORNER
stan ~ best butter. CSC N fss Sc.
good creamery butter. tae NJ. sian "a
sun MAID seeded raisins. isc N good to
tnatoes cans 7sc Stalls ss-se iamb
chops. lse NJ. pork roast. itc NJ \. ohIek.
ems, rec NJ. pot roast zoe n, gt.if,
tof-ios. peanut butter, Z ms akc. : 80
cans spficois ste; cans sockeye salmon.
~. NC. stall no. new dates, g2c pkg re.
lance cnrranis, &c N. stall 100. sal,
salmon bellies use N salt maoksrsl
zoe each. salt herring ! for aEo
ECONOMY
stan as, pure cane sugar. ms SO a
lbs fsc. Stall 20. popcorn, ns ite,
black tea. CSC 10 Rogers baking powder
zoe 10 Stall 30. lear lard fsLr NJ
li,iie pig sausage. CSC n. stan al ,rrsn
macksrsl ms 1sc. black cod. isc M
stalls i-2-i. veal roast. isuc N ms
puro white lard. &c. boiling beef &c
stalls s1.as-ss, ms. pure cocoa. SOC:
BELLS soups, 7se. Stall 81. honInv
pts CSC: home made veal loaf, zoe n.
home made mayonnaise t5o NJ
SANITARY
stan fos, pure American cane suear .
ms. 2tc. ibs 4sc Borden's or Carna-
ton milk, ioc can. Crystal white soap. 4
bars 2pe. stan III. home baked po,h
and beans. ihc pt. ) comb honey, ssc comb
stalls 2t-as-aT, sun Maid serdies. rais,n.
22o pkg; Hcs's mincem-at. csc. s,aii
IL home made hominy ibc ct. Tea Oar.
den marrnsiade. Csc 10 Stalls aO.aas.
good bacon. 7se m. honelons hrtske,
corned beef. sc NJ; swedish potato nnu.
sage, ibc N. Stall a.. Royal white ao,n
8 for csc. WIS coffee. I N. dc ~ ms
tiQo. stall ~. fresh Lynden butter. ase,
10, ms Csc; nincemeat ESQ III staii.
90. Pacific nut margarine. 2so ID. Tn
pail honey, Doc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
Mabel Smith Found
Guilty of Charge

Natal smith. tho woman who
figured In The HenFauonai attempt 10
nfnuEEio = revolver and ammunition
70 dangerous Persons In the county
jail ON p-crmb~r 4. was found
gliity Thursday by Justice Of the
Peace G. G. Dalton Of unlawful at
tempt 20 communicate with prison.
ern. Sentence was deferred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
Lamping Again at
Head of Kiwanians

Sam G.. famping has been elected
to his second term as president OF
the Kiwanis club. according 10 the
announcement made Wednesday at
the club luncheon. Arthur y. Folts
has been elected vice president.
The Kiwanians made plans Mt the
luncheon for the dHtrifution OF 200
Christmas baskets among unfor.
tiInate families.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
Sales Managers
to Have Banquet

Members OF the Seattle Sales Man.
ayers association will banquet at the
Bungalow December 20, when a spe-
cial program. arranged by Lieut..
Gov. Wee" j. Coyle. will be pre-.
scented. DIR. w. J. Hendley OF spo-
kane will be the principal speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
K. G. School Plans
Closing Exercises

Closing eser-tnea Of the Knishis
81 Columbus evening school. scheti
uled for Friday evening. will be IN
The form Of faculty and student
mixer.
The rchooi will a~ari It's grudu.
alton certificates 10 men completing
courses In various business and me.
chanicai iinna. The second term
viii open January Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
Portland Exchange
to Honor Hastings

PORTLAND, Dec. 22.-The Port.
land grain exchange will be closed
tomorrow In memory OF Il. w. Hast.
ings, Pacific coast grain man, who
died here Tuesday night.
Hastings, prior to his death, was
Portland representative OF the Col
Inns Grain company Of Pendleton.
ore. He was also for many years
head of the Portland cash grain dc.
phrtment Of the Balfour.Guthrlec com.
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
Chicago Live Stock
frhsr.asy's ossssti~ssp


lsss-g,ecstrt. eseos 0ssks, fEosfs
hixh~r. Top. tf.ss. bulk % sales o. o
tTse. asssr ~stEhs tast@fts me.
diun v~ixht. tfisvrfei tinnt -sixht.
tTseeT.ts. iisht lights. sssto1.se
hssry p@ekp.E sos tssegsfe psrs.
irs eoss rough. tkseSs. pigs. ss-Ts
gTf6
ssse Hsrk., .te hixh.
81. Chotee ana prime. fsskofs. me.
diun and good. tefteA5s4 eoruraen.
tSss0x.s. good and ckefep. tssTt9ia.
sosnuson and medium. ttot. butcher
eattis ant heiferr % ICES co-s o. IS
stsi bulls. faftesft. eAaasrs ana
cuft~rs, eo~s ard hslferr tsefss.
eannsr ssssrs. ffTb9sTk. veal calves.
NfsUsses feeder steers. ice ~
stSsksr STEERS. tt1tGtse. stocksf co.'s
ard hesfsrs. sfsketss.
seae. Market steady.
str higher famh@ tfe0if. tamhs,
Gull and cernrnon. tf.Ttosss. yeafiins
~sshsrs. o. ssBssb s-ss. ilosss
Gull To commeu swe~. tt.ssV1te.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22

tfhsr~dsy's Quetafioosl
fursished by 4 ~ Nswans q Co
halter flstst uF .lsflna
Denver Live Stock


Cstsir-ftsc~ipts. isee. Market dull.
Steers. fs0s. eo~s aud hsifera tasseW
%. steckers aad feeders. tA4GUkfs
calves. trU1
uas.--i;sesipts. see Mark, ste higher.
Top. a. so buik. tesee9.ia
sh~sp--stss~tpts. 4 SOC MAss~t &c high
sr. i@mhs. tsvetts swe.. ~ -e0 -
feeders. tsosTA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-22
Bureau Of
Mis- sing
Relatives

The ssss insitss its ve~ders To as~ THE
depart meat - AID In finding missinE
relatives 90 fvtesAs- The d~psrfm~~t 10
10 heip In reanisisg these who have be~s
separated Thee vhos~ relatives or
ff,snd. ere psis-inG are isvited 90 report
he disapp~srsne~ directly 70 The -tAs.
Readers Hho may ksow the y h~restovts
Of persons s,estlsued I'm this rsiams ss
missing are r~aoe>isd also 10 r~psrt 10
The star. Otb~r newspaper are Invited
10 s>psodnee such itsms VIII tatersss
their eesnmusiti~~.
WI. IT, yANCE-Iast heard from
In July. 1919. at Port Gamble.
Wash. William II. Vance has
dropped from sight and is sought by
his sister. Mrs. Lucy Archer. 1910
Pleasant St. Miles City. Mont.
Vance h an ex.scrvice man and has
had trouble with hts eyes as re
suit Of being gssssed.
HOW ARD HANSON COL
B0UR>E-Mrs. Olga Coi,ourne. s,
Grace ave. Park Ridge. H.. n seek.
ing trace sf her son. Howard nIan-
soni colbsurne. Last heard from M
Texas in 1919.
MRS. MAGGIE a. COOk-This
buregu has been Informed that the
Mrs. Maggie \. Cook. advertised for
in The Star. December 10. Is now
Mrs. Calvert. ii04 First ave. w.
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Alaska Vessels

Juneau---p~c. si-~ssfisd. str Admiral
watson. ~estbeund. At a IA
k~tchlkaa~~ Dec. ste~Saiied. Ftr NSrth-
veaksru. sogthbsuad. at . m
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Cs1fte--Esc~iptr. a. Market steady
Hest steers. tskeeTl fair 20 good
steers. tfseUs - good to ehoie. co-s
snd hsifern. Is ut 20. caun.rs. ttTsof.
balls si.Ttg1. calves. tt9is
Hnx>--Heretpts. tas Market st-sdy. 80
higher. Prime mtsed. ftTtos. reoE n
heavy. fsaste. pics. tt8s
sh<sp--rewsipts $50 Market steady.
Vast % mountain lambs. o. te9s. val.
Ter lamb. tt0 So yssriinEs. ssOT.
wsthsrs. ttVs. ewes. ttos
Bnts<~-~tte ~
th~~~~--3s % zoe IN
EGG~--&fe dos
ueaS--i7 q ssc 10
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Weather Bureau Report

TArpNHu ISLAND Dec. - = "
Cloudy. wtad east. - mileA an heet,
Passed out. str Muktltco. towing eafas
Chss- Nelson. at sac a IA
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ut,. -
ttr~t law tide
zee a m at a.
tiret uimh Tide
10 80 q IN. AS a.
Second Low Tide
tfa1 y n. 80 e.
second nigh tide
iisf y. IN. SO q.
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Mother. bring home some Of
Boldt's MIX Breadi-Advertisem
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee


surar-Easier Raw. ff.si graduated. s.
Ceffee-No. Rio. spot. sasae ID. NO
Santos. Iss giae II.
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NEW YORK. Dec. Demand sssrt.
irE opened today at fs2ea francs.
ts.s7ss. lire. ss.s.sss marks. toocsk. kro-
non. to,ss1..
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Liberty Bonds

Nv esfnssdat's uuetstIeesf
ruruish~s NJ a ~ Naeasse q ls.
1afl~x lfot<f tt9ild,us
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

FRIDAY
nft Is
ftr~t low Tide
Btt0 n IA. p ~
mrs, uish Tide
HAS a ~ iat ~
S~eead Low ftde
ess y. m. II ~
The New York herald., 1921-08-16
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Except for brief noon period rallies
the industrial shares were under pres
sure throughout yesterdays trading in
the Consolidated Stock Exchange. En-
suing losses were widest In Pan Amer
lean oils and speciality stocks ranging
from to points in the more active
shares OF those groups. There was fair
initial Improvement in rails based on
reports of recent traffic expansion and
Washington advices that the Admins
tration favored early action on pending
relief measures. Declines of AZ at the
minimum In Mexican Petroleum to
s3M, as In International Harvester to
b91s, In Pan American to 1885, 3 in
international Paper TO 43 and In
American Sugar Refining to 6l& were
feature changes.
General Electric was down to 112.
Retail Stores ~ to AN, Central
Leather IA to 25h. United states Rub
Der to 46h. General Asphalt 2M to
43. kelly-Springfield "a to 37%, Con-
unental Can Ia to 36M. American Can
Is TO 24as, Allied Chemical IA to 33M
United States Steel to "A, Baldwin Loco
motive TO 73, American Sumatra 2h to
43M, American Tobacco IA to 11s,
Marine preferred IL to 40, American
International 1& to 2S%, Studebaker
y to TN. Chandler 1N to 44M and
Fierce-Arrow TO 13h, while Texrs and
Pacific rose to Pan, Reading / to 6S,
Union Pacific 10 119N. Northern Pacific
to 76%, Great Northern preferred rs
to 1926 and United Drug 2Ia to 57ia.