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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-12

Ladysmith An epidemic Of scarlet
Fever has invaded the village of
Teyerhauser, Rusk county half
dozen families being under quarantine,
in addition 10 several cases in the sur
roundEa rural districts. schools have
been closed for an indefinite period
and all public meetings temporarily
suspended.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-12

Appleton Preparations are being
made for an elaborate memorial serv-
ice for Rainbow division veterans, Feb.
%. third anniversary Of the first da,'
Rainbow men spent in the trenches.
The anniversary of Washington bifJR
Will be observed by Rainbow veterans
all over the country as memorial
day.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-12

Darlington - Camille Mueller a
farmer three miles north of this CRY
in the town Of WillowspriHgs market
ed four hogs. L months old, that
weighed $3.50 pounds and brought 81
cents a pound Of the thousands Of
hogs marketed In Darlington this sea
son. these hogs have the record.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-12

Jefferson Ernest Nash. Jefferson.
was elected president Of the Jefferson
county farm bureau meeting which
was attended by more than three hun
dred farmers Edward Brewin Pal
myra was elected yice-president. A
resolution was passed against the re
establishment Of daylight saving in
Wisconsin
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-12
AROUND THE WORLD

Winona, MINI. "A few years ag4 ,
had a severe attack Of ptomaln poisonLls
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-12

". N. u MILWAUKEE, No.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-12

ia Wis Nau Bank BIas. Milwaukee. Wis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
DANISH BUTTER
TO BREAK PRICE
u. S. 10 Receive Fifty Mil
lion Pounds a Year

NEW YORK. Jan. t.--Huge ship
fnsn,s " Danish butter may break
the price OF butter In America Den.
mark plans 60 ship 50 1000 600 pounds
year 70 the United States and has
shipped this year zs.Ts7.iso pounds.
Shipments are increasing each week
as The Danish Consolidated co-opera.
tive Creamery aEsociation arrangcs
for more adequate refrigerator serv.
ice on transatlantic vessels.
Butter trade men here admit tina,
the flood Of Danish butter may break
tho price. tho they say that probably
the break would not last longer than
was necessary TO drive the foreign
product from the market
Unul n year ago Denmark shipped
no butter 10 ihis country. England
was her big buyer. and Germany and
Japan bought little. Then Eng.
land changed her import regulations.
and Danish butter producers decided
this country offered more profit.
able market
According To Mades Sondcrraard.
American agent for the Danish con.
solidated association. there Is no in.
tcnton OF fighting American produc.
ers, but Denmark intends to create a
market here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06

gfuith Cove 'srminai--atr Eastern Lead
err str Maauan str West Hartiand.
Great Northern pisr-str Toyams aaru.
pier str santa Ana, str jefferson.
Bell st terfulnai--U Surveyor. u =
9 q Bear. q e q Algonquin.
pier B--str Admiral Goodrich. str spo-
kane.
pier D--str Admiral Dewey.
Parific Coast coal bunkers-Htr Grifffu.
Alaska steamship moorings-str skag-
way.
Pacific Coast Engineering vorks-atr
fconiurn. str Westward Ho. str Nile,
str west Sorranus
Connecticut 81. terminai--str Yossrnite.
stacy at terrninal--U n e 4 Burnside
Spokane st. terminal Motor sehr Libby
asine.
Eas, waterway tsrrninal--str West Him
rod. str West ison.
Todd drydocks-str Osaaumsick. schr
Columbia str President. str Alameda
Puget Sound Bridge n Dredging works
SIR Patterson hull Rainbow,
Lake Union---Huiis Abllia, Abnoba, Aby-
dos. Addison. AilenhUrst. Ahmik. An.
thon. hayden, Bertrand. BlnEamon.
Biscaya, Black Wolf. Blsnford. OeI-
win. Boughton. Peyuta. Puyaiiup.
CaKacan. Capraris. Cardia. Comma,
chsrus. Chesterfield. Chaicis, Clneas
Cinyras. Corus. Cozisn. Cola. Clone
Elissa Electra. Endymion. Fort atan.
viz. Fort Harrison, Fort jackson,
Fort UNION, Imurba. Lsoti. Ktan.
Ames yards--Btr Roosevelt.
Heffernan drydock--Str Valdez, str Cor
doya. q X O 4 q G Lydonia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
LIBERTY noNps
Public Markets

e-ine~dsy's Qsesst ions)
Furnished b, a. ~. Manning q Co..
6le Second aseuus

SANITARY
vans ft-H Ne. 10 catfrt~-a siu.
70 yhfrsfdsiifs ehesaiais sse. . ne
whiss ,sans. ftc sian tss c.rrsssnr
% norssns nuk. ifse e.ns hs-s Arvsr-
lesn cane sugar. Ne Zee. sr.sa mia.
lee At stalls se-.t FRESH ersarnsry at.
scr. zee ~ fresh local err, Gfe aas
fresh p.snat batter. its n. No sss
fAbbr's ulnn.sn.at. ne ~ ma sge.
CORNER
stan - fresh E.stsra orsssr- zee D, /:
oi1npi. oysters. sc ~ erzs. for sso
!insaa ssddi. tee n hsrrins. n.
49, anelts rs sfr stall. $50
toninE h~~s. V N veal rs.s,. i.us n
isAf lard. see n liver. nj. ~
eae"s ise 10. erisAss eory>d beet.
yroNosY
stan 81. fresh milk. Zee at. s..s sr..N
charmed batter. tse n stall ~ s~-,
csns saEss. ne isr. ne Zee stalls
tfAfs, ss-B sack family flour. tifs, lee
lafss can tomatoes tecs zee pail Cote.
lrne. csc. Zee can ripe oilrss isrl fae
cas- pers and leans ne stalls f.s.s
beans sksi NJ. srsgna eocoA, Sc.
ite pkr Jsito. is~
QUEEN CITY
stall ~. frssh milk. t8e at ears
peas, ite cans corn. ttrs str4nr beans
ibe ear -hits navy bears : he afe
stain. sb.aa. smsits. ise n tsssrl.ss
% seie. 80 n. crabs. zee sch star
9 s-ifts or Armsurs bacon. atc ~
shoulder 81 lamb. t4he n RgAt ~
.nsiis. ne ste haiibui. rec N. stall.
ft~ft. 1T. bottle catstsh. ! for zsc. gssssl
fords Eiess starch. ne sto
PIKE PLACE
eiaii H. best American oaas -usar.
ns ase. fts zoe. Hfsn 1915. sun Maid
seeded raisins fTe pkg fanry sraail
white isans. G No acc EtaiI itsf, rolled
oats. rs zoe. Alaska salmon cans
sc Stall a., rood rhinuts. Toe N
see~, potatoes its use. good prunes
ne Sc Stall siit. hest Yakin.a
honey, Use n creamery butter. csc %
stall -. Yakima potatoes. tseo psr sack
Jonathan apples. tec hoA stsA tssf.
lamb chops ms 1Ers sheoidsp tarah.
sc n. staii ~. rss lard. sac- sutton
chops. 1oc n. Stall itii. smeita rrts
ftc. stAii 1881, sainsen. zoe ~
NEsTfaAkB
stall fis-rakima apples ard rota.
toes soid ~ wholesale PRICE stalis 10.
if--t bars SIX soap. fss olympic Pan
cake flour. package. 3ee4 Cascade milk
can, lie. large package washing powder
l2o Stalls s-s--dry salt pork H.. gtc
ham 10. aac. veal roast H. $50 stall
i9s--i good broom. $50. ts-ib sack OF
Hour TAP, io-tb. sack corn uraI. zee
stall is7-fresh large fanch sFEs dossn.
soc. fresh pulict eggs dozen. bsc. very
best huttsr. lbs. fiik stall ifo-l
can corn. lie. Alb. can aelacto coffee.
soc! ; large cans tomatoes. 1Bo Stall
dos--' cans sugar peas. acc. $50 can al
peaches. 47c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
MERCHANTS
TO gain BY
TAX RULING
viii Save Thousands OF DOL
lars on Income Tax
Returns

Seattle merchants win be saved
many thousands OF dollars In in
come taxes by the latest ruling on
snaking up OF inventories. which is
contained In Treasury Decisions sios
and sios. just received by William T.
Decks. chief deputy collector OF In
ternai revenue.
Taking cogntzancs Of the falling
market In practically all commodl.
sies. the department. has ruled that
merchants. in making up their In
vcntcrie~. may base their valuation
fcr income tax purposes on the pres
ent market value OF the goods In
volv> a rather than on the cost price.
This Is based on the theory that
goods bought several munths OF a
year ago cost considerably more
than they do today. hence any vuiua'
Don other than the present market
enc, would cause the merchant 90
nay greater tax than his goods
fspr~sent-
ON the other hand. the decision
etntcs. goods may be valued on the
cost price basis " that Is lower than
01e present market price.
Complete information on the new
euiing may be obtained at the In
onrnai revenue office. federal build
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

omura. Misutaro. b25 Washington
st. girl
Ishitoni. Yosuke. 1918 Lane st. boy.
Nyene. onolchi. 7t2 Seventh ave s..
girl
Washington. @. D.. ana Y. Pine st.
girl
Chaplin. r. r., sii ~ Goth st. boy.
Gerry. I'd, 1851 Phinncy ave. girl
Garthey. W. y. 500 n. 18th st. boy.
l,eaford. q. w. III W. Bowdoin.
Petersen. ". NJ. fo22 N. ts,h at. boy.
Frankenberg. Victor. se0e t9th ave.
s.. girl,
Milne William A.. ssis i9th ave. s..
girl
Rohletter virgil H.. S6tT Beacon
ave. boy.
Tulloeh. Norman. 5017 45rd ave. r..
girl
shandrow. n ", 2s39 Narada. girl.
Noon. n. s.. 3s0s CascRdia ave. boy.
Wietmann. a. w. 320s Irving. boy.
Taylor clifford. ITO Market st.
boy.
smith. r. T.. 1923 18th ave. s.. boy.
Iiirgsr. John. 1896 Holden, girl
Tfademan. Arthur, 326 Fairview. boy.
Hampton. y. r., 3e1f First ave. n.
Mason. Harrison. 5000 Dawson. boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
Declines Comment
on Alien Law Plan

TOKYO. Jan. 1.-THE japanese
foreign office today declined to com.
ment on the reported plan for exten.
sion OF the California anti.alien land
law To all aliens.
Observers here. however, believed
that II such legislation passes Japan
VIII have no ground for complaint.
as protests have been based entirely
on the ground of discriminh tion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06

Home camp, No. 2S6. w. O. w,
held installation ceremonies Wed.
nesday evening, at w. O. w. hall.
when c. O. Smith was installed as
past consul commander. William w.
Levi. consul commander, A. q. Mof.
fet. adviser lieutenant: Elmer r.
Conner, clerk; u. u. Croken. banker;
w. A. Ernst. Waterman; II. t. Con.
nelly, sentry. and Thomas Marley.
manage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06

kot@-taiiei January y str bHHEni
for SEATTLE VITA Vancouver. ". &.
San DieEo--Arrfxsd January s. scr
Queen from Seattle via San Francisco aud
San Pedro.
Wtlsiow-eafisd January s. Str Crfffdu
for Seattle at II a m.
Eagle HRrb0r--Arrtysf January s. btF
Horace x BAXTER from Seattle at 80
D. m
Taeoma-krrfved January s. Str Heri-
can Maru from New York and Hosion
via ~ ttis at ieize .. m. str West ksens
from Hawaiian ports VIA Seattle at
p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
"OwN HOME" DAY PLANNED

One Of the features OF National
Thrift week will be "Own Your Own
Home day. January 20. according TO
plans made "Wednesday at a meeting
OF the Seattle Real Estate associa.
ton. Henry Il. King, chairman OF
the Seattle branch of the National
Thrift week campaign, talked on the
important service rendered the com.
munity by the real estaters when
they preach home ownership
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
Neu York Stocks
Score NeW Highs
in Late Trading

stocks made hEhH In
cruehe steer OF
OF
abova the o. United
Locomotive made new hsh al
Pacific Off point selling 81 ees.
incuded Steel sA UP
o. Royal Dutch ees. ahi Reading saN up Aman m"'n ss
Rubber ssA up
cruebe aE up ~ Mehan Petroleum l
5A E%i south
~ an fsreeArrow sh up
~
he ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
GRAIN MARKET
DROPS LOWER
Lack OF Buying Causes
Slight Declines

CHICAGO. Jan. s--The grain
market was easy on the Chicago
Hoard OF Trade today Lack OF buy
ing support caused fractional de-
cllnes at the opening aud before the
close the market again fell fraction
ally on conservative selling ~ CONE
mission houses Provisions were
steady,
March wheat opened At q deciin~
OF Ike al tlesA and remained un-
changed. May wheat At the opening
OF sfG3 was off lie and later lost
.i.e. :.
and before the close lost Vel July
corn opened OFF 10 at Use. and sub
sequently fell another Ne
MAY oats opened unchanged A.
asNe and later declined sc. July
oats op~ ned at iSc. unchanged. ana
later was down isC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
HERE'S WHITEST
IL WHITE ELEPHANT

Found: Seattle's worst white
Elephant
Councilman r. n Thomron. chair.
man OF the utilities committee. made
the discovery Thursday In commit.
tee.
white Elephant In the city's menag.
erie" he declared. "The city loses
IL cents for every car mile operated
on the line"
Thomson said that the Buricn
road had always been a loser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
Weather Bureau Report

TAroosH ISLAND. Jan s--s A N. -
r.iifng esroustsr. cloudy wind south
wesf. ~ rniie. an hour. fsAs@d la ST.
Governor ct o Passed outi A
steamer o, as - m; steamer al
Q. m . .t~amer with to~ Al q ma /!
a two-rnastei steamer at o. IN Dat
nss. hound ini A two-rnssted steamer,
January t--if 10 A. M.-tlrht rain;
Wind sausiiy. southwest ~ miles an
heur s r. N.-~EAining. wina south vest.
~ mites an hour.
MEAN BAT. Jan. s--if'fs A. NJ
Passed IN. str Empires. % Russia at 10 rs
q. IN
PORT ASGEf.Ea. Jan. q Arrived s,r
Capt v A. Lucas. and DEPARTED durfns
the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
IS BRISK
| ON LOCAL MART

with receipts light and trade fair
n brisk. Western ave. commission
merchants were not buriened with
surplus Vegetables or fruits Thurs
Day. they reported
crnnbsrrics are practically off the
market now. There are stiii few
odd lots to be found. but the stAe,
- virtually bare Of the holiday
fruit
Pvxrss r>id wholesale D~ahsrs Toe
Yewrsnhlra and EfuiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
Ex-Service Men May
Be Treated for T. B,

Providing that the sanction OF the
y. s. public health service IN OBJ
tanned. Dr. Benjamin s. Paschall. In.
ventor Of a new cure for tubcrculo.
sis. will treat 100 ex-service men who
are suffering from tho white
scourge. Dr. Paschall Will have the
co operation OF Elmer j. Noble post.
American Legion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
PORT CHARGES
UNIFORM, PLAN

For the purpose Of drawing up a
tentative plan for uniform port
charges for the entire coast. TO be
presented To the special session OF
the Pacific Coast Association OF For,
Authorities at san Francisco Janu.
AIRY IL. delegates representing all the
ports OF Oregon. Washington and
British Columbia will convene at tho
Port Of Scaftle's assembly room on
tho RoI 81. dock Friday at 10 a. m.
Measures to he taken In eauallEing
the terminal charges OF the coast
ports will be considered az the meet.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
BRADsTREETs WEEKLY

Evidences OF greater stability in
the markets for securities and grain
and little more animation In raw
silk. wool. hides and leather are re-
ported In Bradstreet's weekly review
OF the last week OF 1890. Quiet Is,
however. prevailing generally I'm all
lines OF trade. Failures for the week
were more numerous than In any
week since January. 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
nIn on n0Nus n0Nns

Call Tor bids 90 be opened january
20 for n t5,000.OO block OF bonds
issued under the soldiers bonus act
was authorized Wednesday by the
state board OF finance at olympia.
The bonds will be part OF tho Slt..
900. 900 issued 10 provide for the vet.
crans' compensation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
ENpIcoTr FIREMAN DROWNED

Dewey Fax. ssso card ave W. a
fireman on the steamship Endicott.
en- route 20 the United Kingdom.
was lost overheard on the night OF
January :. according 10 wireless
message from Capt John Alwcn.
master OF the vessel The Endlcott
was four days out OF ST. Thomas
when the accident occurred. A
heavy sea was running.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
SILK CARGO ARRIyEs

VANCOUVER. II. C.. Jan. s.--The
steamship Empress Of Russia arrived
here from the Orient late last night
carrying a capacity number Of pn'e'
sengers and a rich cargo. An unusu-
ally large mail for the United States.
consisting Of 1890 bags. was put on
at Victoria for tranH-shipment The
s,eamer also carried large raw silk
cargo. 10 cars OF which will be rushed
to New York BY special train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
Denver Live Stock Market

DENVER. Jan s--Cnitie-~ft1csir pts.
I 700 head market steady, Steers. sic
~. cows ara hsffnrs ftaTs s,neksrs and
feeders fEua calves tT0tfTt
Hogs Receipts. 4. goo head rnarss, fsc
lover Top. 80 S9 bulk Of sales. 80 20 o
1876
Ehesp-@p~csip,. f7se he.d: rnarfs, e
hishsr Iasnha fp8io.fs: ewes. o. see
ffTs feeders. t7.AoWf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
CHICAGO Live Stock

f~HfCagg. Iah. I'll eg s-Necrtps
"A asa naaA market fse tossr, uek 81
sales. rsssot7t. hstshsrs pises.
parkInx. iaBe0p. uGht, ~
olga % ssass % rsvgns- - fss -
Cattle Itscsipss. 1890 h"sa mINs'
esTkeis.st oann~r. sni ruttsfs " -
tgt .ts-ksss and feeders. ttIssshs
eow. ys0sTss calves mss ~.
ahssr-- Hsc@ipts tf.eee he'd ms'
Soc 70 rge higher. LAnes tieSe SiA&ss
,w~a tfTsok.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Jaa- t--csius eipse
ere fssd. markst sssedr ana
ttc..- psesipts sft had. maFsst "
steady sod unchanf~d A.
she~p--R Receipts. 80 hssa' m@
steady ard unchanged
Hutfsr--tfe pr 10
Exxs~ss $50 per a1sL
Crns.s~ wvirt~tE. sfr per N
Usas-s; o sse peg ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
yIcroRI A SAILING CANCELLED

Sailing OF the steamer Victoria.
originally scheduled for next week.
has been Cancelled. according TO the
Alaska steamship Co. The Alameda
win take the Northern run in her
place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. s--Forrirn en-
change. led ~ sterling. continued It's
upward trend today. steriirE was quoted
a, frs1 francs reached fasc. iir- . fsc
mark. Iase. Canadian dollars tt.gfo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
Arrivals and Departures

January t--str spoksns from south.
western via soufhsa3tsrn Alaska at
O M
January str oriffau from win.iow
- 1885 o. tn
JAauary s-ssr Admiral De-sy for San
Diego via san Francisco and san Pedro
st noon.
January s--H,r MEXICAN for Ns~ York
and Boston via Tacoma AZ SIS D m
str Horace x Banter for kaEls hafbor
at AIS .. M. ar West keehs for Ia
coma at i:tt D ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
LAUNCH STEEL MoroRsHP

steel mo,orzhip Kcnnesott. 5000
tons. was launched at the Taeoun'
plant OF the Todd Dry Dock Con
struction Co. THURSDAY noon She
was built for the Alaska steamshlp
Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
Reported by Wireless

January s-str Spokane off Cape
Nudge. southbound, at isf5 D m
q. q. ysy NJ Com unie stiens
January Str Governor. Han FRAN
cisco for seattis. 100 miles north Of Cape
BIanco at D M str Admiral Hchley,
R4atti. for San Francisco. tts miles from
ReattIs at p m. str Yyzas san Fran
eiaco for Seattle. t0s miles south of Co
iumbia River a, noon; str City Of Seattle,
Seattle for Ketchikan. 1873 miles from
Cape FlatteFy at p. m; str Eldridse.
Seattle for Yokohama, $50 miles from
Seattle At o. m: str Mobile city.
Shanghai for Seattle. i.,2o miles from
Cape Fiattery at p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06

Jan
First uixh Tide
Csc q m. III T.
itr-t low Tide
? is n VA ia n
second tiixh risi.
z ~ o m. III n
I Second low Tide
. 90 y IN. q : Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
San Francisco Produce

SAN FRAScisco. Jsn. haiti
r,s,es tTe per 10. prime fifs's. tsae
per H. - -
Err.-Ertras. st.e per doai sstr.
mats g-e per dos. sxtfa ppheis &c pef
dau unasrHissd puiista No. ]. bfA1 per
Chss.e-caiifornis fats. fancy. BE per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name and ResIdqnce

Name and Residence. Age
bernardo. Edgar H. seattle Legal
PettibOne. Cornelia NJ. Seattle Legal
whitehead. Matthew. Seattle. 81.
McItac. Mrs. Seattle. Sc
fngersoll. Frederic NJ. Seattle Legal
Clark. Ruby L.. Seattle. Legal
hatlgan. Archie. seattle...... %
Hunter. Mae. Seattle ....,.... 81
Donovan, John g., Seattle Legal
Hurley. May G.. seattle. ...... Legal
Ensel, Edward, Victoria, y. G. Legal
Bland. Emily, Victoria. u. c.. Legal
Jordan, Bruce, Seattle. "a
blanchard. Bcryl Seattle. . 22
Johnson. Anders L., Water
man 49, sst.ss ssss.ss lie gal
Johnson. Ida Marie. Water
man s..tsssts .+tss......... Legal
Loudenback. Everett C., Cash
mere .s..s.s.s s..ssss.sss4 FL
Coons. Ida II Peshastin... "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
DEATHS

Meyers. Josephine. &c. 20o2 ttth s. :.
Richter. John. ~. 57f7 OrcaA At.
Cole. Charles L., 1, Si2 N i7th st.
Miilican. Elizabeth. 81. 6s w. Etru-
rim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
Ship News
Tides in Seattle


JAN
r1s~t nigh ftde
6tos a ms II , n
tlr.i law Tide
ta0f a. M . ~
second uish Tide
atf p m. III "
second lew Tide
iottap m. 9 3 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

~rw YORK. Jan e--euEar-hs~'
sae Der IL. srAnuiassd. T,e ute Per 70.
s,cffs~--ss rlo. 81 8tse yer 10
~s 4 santos sA0sse per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
GAS oRAr SOLD AT AUCTION

Gas boat May Re- brought tSisSo
at auction by U. S. marshal Wed
nesday. L. II. chavcile was the pur.
chaser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-06
Chicago Board of Trade


wednesday, Qseisiionsl
Furnished ~ T. " WANING 49,
siS s~eond Avenue
The Seward gateway., 1921-02-08
.OlD PRISON SR|P
 E DISCOVERED
Relic of Old San Francisco Is Uncovered Prisonship Found Near Waterfront In Use in 1849.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 8 (By Associated Press) Bat sered timbers of an old bur led prison ship were uncover ed recently by a steam shovel .vacuating for a bank build
 ing not far from the water front here. The old boat, the Euphemia, according to To- gal historians, was used by the municipality in 1849 as a iail. At that time she was an chored where Battery Street is now. As the city gradually ly
 advanced over the mud flats
 nd pushed back the waters of the bay the boat was bur
 ad under the silt, and build ..ngs constructed on the spot where she .once anchored: The timbers were found 30 feet below the sidewalk level.
The Seward gateway., 1921-02-08
HEW1TT-WHITMAN

Dan c. Hewitt and Miss Nellie Whitman were united in Marriage in the United States Commissioners office by Judge Wm. H. Whittlesay Sunday afternoon. Witness. es for the occasion were Mel Horner and Corbet. The groom>is a native of Wiscon- sin having been in the coun- try a litle more than a year employed by the Alaskan En gineering Commission in the machine shops at Anchor age. Mrs. Hewitt is a former Seattle girl, arriving in Sew ard on the Northwestern. The departed for Anchorage on this mornings train.
The Seward gateway., 1921-02-08
NORTHWESTERN HAS LARGE LIST OF
 PASSENGER

The steamship Northwest ern arrived in Seward Sun day morning at one thirty She carried a heavy passen ger list for Seward and a To of freight for the 'commis sion. The following are thu passengers for Seward.
 T. w. Callahan and wife E. Christianson and wife, J F. Anderson and wife, C. w Jackson, Miss N. Whitman A. Mathison, G. Mathiso1 and wife, Mrs. l.. Shredon Mrs. Martin, J. H. Steele, F Henric and wife, Mrs. J. We, kle, D. Patrick, J. Runnaly A. Marriott, l.. E. Earhardt Mrs. J. Friden, c. F. Stahl s. Foley, Mrs: o. B. Johnson F. Kerafer, A. Seroson, ant wife, J. Staffas, J. Dermon |C. 'Harveys, Mrs. H. Peter son, G. Sundberg, G. Pollas N. Caramas, Mrs. A. McFad den.
The Seward gateway., 1921-02-08
ARE yOU READY
 .fOR HE b|G. BALL

Just a few short days and then comes the event which makes the few remaining winter days pass quickly The Masquerade Ball given on St. Valentines Night. MI: Robt. Mcintosh has outdone himself this year, never be. fore has there been such a wide collection of prizes A splendid orchestra has been secured for the occa. sion. Pick out the prize yol wish to carry home with you Make the costume and worl toward that end we are surt you will succeed. At A. B Hall, February 14th.