davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30

Fur, too, plays a large part in purses. Not only are entire bags made from it, but those of silk or duvetyn have fur applied as trim ming. This is especially true of the pelt of the monkey, which has been used in every conceivable way on this seasons clothes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
GIRL KIDNAPPING
CASE DISMISSED
Mother Signs Release Of
Child

Proceedings 20 force Mrs. Mary E
Nunemaker 10 rive up her iiyear-
old daughter. Eugenia. whom she
was accused OF kidnapping from clin.
ton county. Indiana. ended suddenly
Monday morning. when attorneys
for Nathaniel Huncmaker, GRANDPA.
Their Of the giri. filed In court a re-
lease Of the child. signed by Mra.
Nunemaker.
The case was then dropped.
According 10 tho complaint IN
the case. the child WINS taken from
tho detention home OF the juvenile
court Saturday afternoon. after she
had been placed there by deputy
nheriffs Saturday. 20 await a hearing
on habeas corpus proceedings.
brought by her grandfather and by
her father. PurL They claimed that
custody OF the child had been award
ed 20 the grandfather by an Indiana
court. following a showing on the
part of the father that the mother
had begun living with NJ. v. Aorford
after she had obtained n divorce
from Nunemakcr.
Marion Edwards. attorney for the
complainants. said Monday that MR..
runemaker intimated. upon rigning
the release. that che would make n
fight for tho child In Indiana courts.
lie believed that the grandfather and
the father had left with the girl for
Indiana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
BUTTER TAKES
2-CENT DROP
California Supply Forces
Down Prices Here

A heavy supply Of California but
ter on tho local market forced prices
down = cents Monday. The quota
ton. were ~ cents on the brick and
a. cents q pound on the cubes.
with new grass rprouting In the
fields. and warmer weather nj hand.
local milk production IL beginning 10
show an Increase.
There IL heavy supply Of egEr,
with prices steady.
l,an Diego celery was scarce Mon.
day. with only storage stock on sale.
Only y small amount OF fresh stock
remains In tho fields. Jobbers re.
port tho price on San Diego celery
probably will go mr. high m - q crstc
ON The final shipment.
Northern California celery was sell.
Ing AZ 81 crata.
Imperial Valley lettuce was SITTER
Monday at s45o 10 o.. This high
price has caused brisk demand for
local dollhouse stock al 81 10 Si.ss a
crate.
Fancy asparagus was selling lower
AT % cents n pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
Public Market


SANITARY
stall les. purp Amsriesn cans surnr.
na sic. . ne zee. csraatton rniis- len
can Berfsn's mills. n Ne ran s.sli ~.
e~~s butter. csc n. ssali IS. zee srsnxs
rnsrsnaiaas. he! Rogers bahinr sorder.
sss N ma iarss vfuaas ste. tArs
Royal white soap. fie
QUEEN CITY
stan 90. be-, butter. &c n . ns
pkss use. . cans samoa. use. bssuss
asserted extracts. stc stall !. p0rk
russs. Tee NJ veal raast. iSe 10. po,
ruasf. 1--we n. stalls $3.50. Ms suSsr.
tte. rs black or ~hI,s rxs. ste. f-n
e.s ~ >. n brsHa soff.-. si.ss stalls
''-''' Asserted s eossNr ''s ;"
sssrs is:-is,. best butter. ue ~. y
ss ,ke: fr~sh ranch sxxs. sc dor tuii
cream cheese. s,o n. stan ~. large ripe
olives. stc ara zee pt s,aii IL. rs bars.
ms Tte stall ice Aissss salt hsFrisF.
~. fresh kigperrd salmon. sss u: Pin
On haddie. ace -
KIoSoMv
stalls i-s-f. lave -. boiling s~~f. ie-
u: veal roast. Ave n. stalls 51-
s.~. .ark NEBRASKA corn neal asc; ste
sBxar peas. ice: zoe cans sugar o9rn. Toe.
stalls f7-ss. sec can Royal baking pe--
der, rsr: ~ Hue RIBBON tea. CSC
cafapbetf's soups Ice can. ma small
white beans fsc.
PIKE PLACE
stalls sT-ss. ms psrs lard. s'e
stalls iEs7-ss. pot roast, ishe ~ wal
roast. ase NJ sirtoin steak. s1Se NJ.
pork roast. zoe 10 stall -. corn nak"s.
rkrs asc. cracked wheat. ms ste
faxed wheat. Z ms use. cas.'s ieliy. isc
riass. cling peaches. No. ~ cans sic
stall ~, Gera Mt margarine. sgc NJ
Qea;ariala honey. ms ti.oo.
WEsrf.tkE
atar 1911. rolls toilet paper. sse;
matches Sc Dor. Z oana hot sauce. sc.
stall 81. local patent -four. f'is saek
stalls 50 leaf lard. zoe ~ bacon, f1e
N. stall 100. Poppy lara. sse ~, stall
los. Imported anchovi-s, soc can. Cote
bors sausage. Zoe n Stall is1. ns
prunes 7sc: pineapple. 2se can. ptall
lao. s.ro can cottoisue. ti.is; carnation
milk. iexe can Rtail IS, webb's Best
No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
Bank Bandits Use
F1ashli9ht on Guns

PARIS. March 2s.-Revolvcrs
with electric flash lamps attached TO
the barrels. no that the glare blinded
the victims and paralyzcd their
movements. we're the weapons uscd
by three bandits. They held up n
bank cashier and escaped with
81, 200.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
Hearing Today on
Site for Hospital

King county commissioners Mon.
day morning invited members Of the
Chamber 81 commsrc~ and tho pub.
iia generally tn confer with them at
i3o p. m. Monday. on the QUESTION
Of donating the willows. the county
farm near Lake sammamtnh. 20 the
federal government ~ site for a
hass hospital 10 cost between q. 200. Z.
600 and 5000. 900. The commission.
efs stated they were OPEN mindsd on
the matter and that they need the
advice OF all persons who may assist
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
PRICES VARIED
IN GRAIN PIT

CHICAGO. March ss--rrirer were
Irregular on the Chicago Board of
Trade today, due 10 an unssttied
market caused by the sharp drop ~
temperature thruout the western
wheat belt Trading ~ss generally
light Provisions we're lower.
March wheat opening unchanged
at tt.sas advanced Ne In later trad.
Ing May wheat opened up | NC at
sta1ir. and declined ,sr later, May
corn opened up @c at etc and drop
ped &c subsequently. July corn
opened at tTnc. up NC. but lost the
gain in later trading.
May oats. opening unchanged at
toAe. maintained that figure IN
later trading. July oats op~ned at
tsse. ap NC. and declined NC later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
Chinese Leaps Four
Stories From Hotel

Frightened by tho cry Police
when someone knocked on the door
Of room In tn. Republican hotel.
Seventh ave. and King ~. sunday
night. koo Low Tee. a young Chi.
neso. laap~d thru an open fourth
story window. lie In In IN. city hos.
pitni. where IL u feared he may die
He was saved from instant death
when he ~ on soft ground. four
stories below. Police beiiev. him 90
have been under the influence Of
dope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
WATERWAYS DEVELOP
COMMERCE.

Construction OF tho Past, Yves,
and puwamish waterways. al a cost
TO local property owners OF $4,000
900. has resulted IN the development,
here OF national commerce. ac'
corfing 90 the brief prepared by
n. l.. Iambuth, Industrial locator
for the Chamber OF commefcc.
which win be filcd with tho board
OF engineers for rivers and harhors
at hearing Tuesday In Washing
ton. u. C.. TO determine what recon
mcnastion the board win make 10
congress on the request for an APP
preparation for survey OF the pu.
vanish waterway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

Yokohsms--Nsrch ss--ssiied, str Afr.
ca Haru for Seattle. March STARVED.
str CrosakeyH from goattle.
san Pedro-Msreh f7--Arrivsd. str
Governor from Seattle via San Francisco.
March 2e--Sailed, str Wlndber for Bel
bingham via seattle and Tacoma
Philadeiphia--Aareh zs-4Nrriyed. str
walter Luckenbach from Seattle via Ia
coma. Portland. Astoria. San Francisco.
San Pedro and cristobaf.
New March ss--ssiled. str Ohio
an for Seattle via Bexton. Cristobal. Gan
Pedro and San Francisco.
Ian Franeisoo--March 7s--Arrivsd, str
Nome City from Seattle via Port An
Relen; str Kindsrdijk from Seattle via
Tacoma, Astoria and Portland. March
27--Arrived. str Rainier from Seattle. 8
n m. str Queen from Seattle. a m.
Sailed. str Yosemite for Seattle, II a. m;
West cAmak for Seattle via Eureka and
Portland, II a. m; str Mandarin Maru
for Seattle. 5 .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
BIG BANKER TO STEAK

Stewart y. Becasicy. cashier Of The
City National Bank OF Dallas. Tex.
and president OF the American Insti-
tu,s Of Banking. win BE- principal
speaker af . banquet Of the Seattle
chapter Of the institute NJ Bianc's
cafe Tuesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

HARTFORD. Conn. March 2s.--
Daylight saving isnr as new an
might be thought. They have un.
earthed a town record here dated
October -. isss. which orders bsil
ringers 20 start work one hour be-
fore daybreak. and that there shall
he IN every house one up and some
lights" stayabcds paid I shilling 9
pence for the privilege.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
WILL STABILIZE MARKET

Organization In the Northwest Of
great corporation for the co-opera-
tiyc canning and preserving OF
fruits. such az have been Organized
by California packers. viii minimize
danger Of overproduction and In
crease the market for fruits and Der.
ries. according to the prominent Sc
attic men Behind the movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

CHICAGO. March ss--Hox.- Receipts,
a. eco Market IS secs iaw~F hnih ef
ssis. g9oie So hateh~rs. f9esse. psrt.
tag. t0tfsi tixht. fteUtett. piss. 1915
tteft. rouxhs. Sf.ftws
Cattle fsseslpfs. ss.ese Market s;e
te~sr nssf. sf.sesis as Butcher stock.
tt.te0sss GAMERS ard eaters t1fto
-. s,ocksrs and feeders tst90p. cows.
tftosts. eAivrst uUie
sheep -Rsrsips. ss,eee Market steady.
LAmbsl sTete.Ts! s~es. tsasts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
Premier Warns of
the Yellow Peril

la. MUeh zs.--in = speech here Pre-.
riier n. q. Theodore declared that
any one who doubted that Australi.
ans would soon be called upon 10 de.
fend their homes aRninst Asiatic In.
vaslon was living In n fools paradise.
AEiauc ideals and aspirations. he
added. were a menace TO the ideals
Of the Australian labor party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

sAS FnA.cfrco. March Poultry
--nroiiefs. teotse ~ large hsas. ~ %
zee ~ ducks. be.s. SEQ ste ~.
rutatoer~~W htts river. ti.se0sft.
sweets. Ik,te0sts
oniors-- brown. soc per nag
nsrisy-~hpst feed. tf.foUt.as per
esntsii shipping. stst8lss pss eentat
Csttis~-tlfa~s fed st~sra No. 4, U~
$50! sseoad quality. EyT.ts cows and
hsifefs. tfuf.
es-faEht weight sste9sts
hssvy, tT3s,
t.smhss--f sarifnEr. Stnats
hh~~p@Wsthefa. 1851 esss. if.tef
Noss-ffard grain led. Weighing tte 20
fss pounds. III 10. ever ses psunds tis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
Portland Market Status

foHTtsANp. March ssg--cattis-~ fse-
esipts. t.ssa Market steady, unshansed.
itaEs--Itscsipts sra. Asrkss sss io~
ss Prime missd. tis8fGsss bsesiss. ~
eit,7tl pigs. titutsft
Sheep Hn.sipss. s,afs. Naftss siower,
Prime lsnb.. tf.tegt.fkt euii lambs. - %
81 ,eartlns.. ~ teUG.es. wsthsfs. ts.ss
8ssel ewes ttssJk
nuttef.-~tae Ia
Esss-~si o ssa dos
Chsess-~ Trtpists. tt0fTe ~
iiens--ss . fec IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

LISBON. March 2s,--Journalists
have gone on strike here for more
wages. The Newspaper owners state
that the cost OF paper. ink and raw
material makes 1t impossible to raise
salaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
N. Y.Exchange Firm
During Early Trade

NEW evidence
the opening York stock ExchanHe
firm marking 81 sh feeling a. "s
n"snx and
wsen hi.h shs year At rs up Ara
Ter "sA '""
unshsnrsd
ia fA unchanged: sudshaksf ~ "
off ~ osnsral Asphait as. OFF "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

CHICAGO. March 2s.-Edward
Brisbane. who recently was hanged
In Chicago for the murder OF a pic
ture theatre proprietor in a holdup.
insisted that his execution be made
n public spectacle In Grant park. tho
cIty's front yard" on the lake front.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

a u \ Surveyor. rchr Admiral Mayo,
schr Maid Of OrieanA
Puget Sound Bridge q Dredging Co.,
str Patterson.
Ames Yard--Btr Roosevelt
Heffsrnan Dock--Btr kstohiksn. u n @
q n Algonquin.
Elliott Bay Yard--schr Fanny Dutard.
Lake Union--Huiis AbiIis, Abnoba, Abv-
dos, Addison. AIlenburst. Ahmik, An
thon, hayden, bertrand. Bingsrnon
biscays, Black Wolf. Bisnford. DEL.
vim, Boughton. Pexuta, PuysIIup
Csgaean, Caprsria, Cardia, csnlna.
Chsrus. Chesterfield, chaIcis. cineas.
Cinyras. corus. Coxian. Cola. Clone
Eiissa. Electra. Endymion, Fort stan.
viz. Fort Harrison. Boit jackson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

Msru.
Bell Street Terminat--Btr Jeptha. str
Kafnchatks.
Pier 1t--Str Waksna.
Pier s-Str Wilmington.
Pier Str Gender Bros.
Pier 5--str GRANT
Pier Str juneau. str Northwestern.
Pier B--Btr SPOKANE
pier D--Btr Admiral Rodman.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunksrs- str Eastern
u. a. Shipping Board Yards--str West
ward Ho. str West Himrod. atr Iconl-
ufn. str Yosemn.. str Jaiapa.
y. 4. Shipping Board Ysrd--Str West
afr BkaRway. str Santa Ana.
stacy Street Teirnluai--U y q n Burnside.
Todd Dry Docks-Htr Forest King, u q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

San FRANCISCO. March nuitsr---
m3trss. sAAc hi prime firets. ake ID.
Chssse--lansy California flats use N.
Ess.--Estrss. 10 30 dos. No. 1 dirtis~.
ffc dos sstr. pallets. zee dot. under
stsaa gultsts. Hse dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
Foreign Exchange

NEW vonx. March ~ --rrseisu or.
change op~u~f steady teaay. sterling
vas 81 sfsfN. frarrs. tsstsi iirs.
- ;st. marks fsfsfS Canadian dol.
lars. 10 ssff. kFonsn. " isst.
The market cia~ed steady. Htsriins
~as az tfsfs frsses. 80 f1ts lire. 10 zee
marks. te.fss. Canadian cellars. te.tti..
hronen. tet@tA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

March es--s,r North western from Ia
coma. T.f0 o m str Admiral Roduan
from Vancouver. ~. c.. e:os a. m. March
97--s;r Jsp,ha from Iduiani via ports
and San Franeisco. s.7e o. IN; str Prince
George from Prince Rupert via pofis. q
p. IN
March is--u q Mississippi for San
Pedro, . a. m. u a y Idaho for san
Pedro. n m. March fT-Str Prince
George for Prince Rupert via ports. at
1is1e p. m. str fasbre for Tamplco via
Han Pedro and Cristobsl. 2s7o a. m. mo-
torship MasatIan for ManranlIIo via Ana
cortss and San Pedro. 0s. M: str Ed
more for Manila via Point wells, roko-
hama. Kobe. Shanghai and Hongkong .
q. m. str Admiral Goodrich for Anchor
age and Port Graham, i1.io .. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

A Farmcrs Market building u 10
BE- built ~ Fifth ave. and Virginia
IT.. NJ = cost Of $4,000. David Nc
Kenx,c. president Of the wessiske
Public Market has announced There
viii BE- rix stories and basement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

At q reorganization convention of
the Plumbers Northwest association
here. the association adopted the
new name of the Washington state
Association OF the United Associa.
ton Of Plumbers. Steam and Gas
Filters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

Alex Timing. OF Seattle. general
freight agent OF the Northern Pa
cific railway. told the public service
commission Saturday that he was
forced to oppose. at this time. any
general revision downward Of trans
continental freight rates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

TsToosH ISLAND. March fs.---s A. ".
Falling baromsfsr. cloudy. Wind south
west. ten miles an hour. Passed In. q
steamer. q. m. Passed out. steamer.
.. m. str Admiral Goodrich. is1o .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
SIX BASIC
INDUSTRIES
IMPROVING
The Stars Weekly Review
OF Nationwide Business
Conditions
ny ALBERT APPLE

Steady Improvement IL now under
vay In six haste NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1rafhcr. rubber. automobiles. railroad
freight and the building trades
Textile industry. which was first
10 cut prices. apparently VIII be first
10 return 10 normal. because II faced
the music and Debated fast The
Amoskeag mills during the past week
made the most sweeping reductions
the cotton trade has ever known.
It's prices are now two-thlrds lower
lower than year ago
FORD MARCH SHIPMENTS
- PER CENT NORMAL
Ford says his March shipments Of
ears win be 90 per cent normal
Money value OF new building prof.
ectx since February has averaged
q NTH less than n year ago. says
Bradstrocts. But this means. prob
ably more building going ON than
early in 1890. for prices are lower.
Actual number Of new building per
mita in February was nth more
than February. 1870. says American
Contractor.
Railroads loaded Tis.see cars Of
freight In week ended March s. the
latest figures available. This was
100000 less than the same week
1870. but $1,000 more than 1919 and
cnly 5000 less than the same week
1874 Number of idle cars March 8
wAs <ei.T&s--about 1000 less than
the week before.
Unemployment In decreasing IN
automobile. textile and leather indus.
tries. During February. says the
department Of labor. the number
employed In automobile factories In
creased 10 per cent. Increase was .
per cent In textiles and per cent
IN leather industry.
BUSINESS DEPRESSION
10 GO NO LOWER
The department OF labor canvassed
1.433 companies that had i.ses.s5s
IN their payroils February I. OF
these only is.sss lost their tobs up
20 March /. Indicates that business
DEPRESSION probably Is at bottom. TO
70 no lower.
The steel industry averages more
than 50 per cent closed down. Even
Il. 8. stccl corporations mills are
operating only as per cent capacity.
Business failures last week. All.
This was over twice as many as
same week 1920. but II was fourth
consecutive week OF Improvement
and compares brightly with the
ycar's record OF 5is failures In week
u January H.
Prices continue failing. Wholesale
prices OF AT leading commodities
now about 70 per cent lower than a
yonr ago. Coffee market has broken
10 lowest prices since 1908
Stocks and bonds sold on New
York exchange 80 far this year al
most exActiy same ~ In 1919.
American wheat undcrseiilng AL
others In world market.
Money In circulation averages
e5s.73 per capita. or s5 cents more
than average last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
France Producing
Ford-Like Flivver

PARIS. March 2s.--Francc Ia
making n bid to enter the worlds
cheap motor car market with new
model known as the Francom, which
will sell at about $500. II has a three
seated torpedo body with a two-cyi.
inder engine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

NEW YORK. March st--snrar--RAv.
dull. % 81. sranulatsf. tsgGss.
cotrfe~--So. ! Hio spot s8sse. Ne.
sA1ntos a. wsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
BUILD sKAGr RAILWAY

Sexf step In the skag1t project -
vciopmcnt viii b the constxuct1om
OF ass miles Of standArdGnngo
railroad track. according to the -
gineers In charge Of thu pro5srG -
line from Roc,cport the term&nnD -
the Great Northern branch line. UG1
be completed 70 the Gorge uons
plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
no LOAD nOx SunOKs

After dLschargfnE at Pier 8. the
motorship Mazatlan. which arrived
here Sunday night from San Fran.
cisco. VIII 70 TO Anacortes to load
box shocks for New Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
pREApxouGHrs IN RACE

Monday tho tso,ooo.oop super>
dr-adnoughts Idaho and Mississippi
were scheduled to begin Tn. Ervatest
racing classic ever staged on tho
high seas. For - hours tho floating
fortreaec~ win race southwark In
their annual full power and endur.
ance tesla. Officially II r. not a con.
test. but the crews Of both super.
ships have bet everything from tho
goat masco,s To the furi on their
pants legs on the outcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
SHIP YAKIMA APPLES

A big shipment Of Yakima apples
VIII be In the cargo OF the Holland.
American liner Moerdyk. due here
April IS. when she sails back for
the land Of windmlls and dykes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. March ss.--cssa wheat.
tt.ssei.ssA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

By showing . gresa csuR ~
clans on emergency cails go traAGIo
right Of way In Louisville. Ky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
MAYNARD GRIFFITH
PROMOTED

Maynard Griffin. second officer OF
the steamship President. Of the Pa.
cifie Steamship Co. has been made
second officer Of tho new passenger
liner keystone State. OF tho shipping
board. which win follow tho wenat.
Chico from the East coast here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

CHICAGO. March ss.--A severe
earthquake shock about 1 yssi miles
from Chicago. In III. southwestern
United. States. wa. recorded on the.
eaispograph at the University Of
Chicago today.
The trcnor began at ass a. m and
lasted until s.is a. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

Adoption OF six weeks sailing
schedule for the steamship waiting.
ford between Puget sound and ports
OF the west coast OF Mexico and
Central America IL announced by
the General Steamship corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

Daddy. bring home some Of Boldte
French pastry.--Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
TAKE HUGE LUMBER CARGO

Aotorship kcnneco,t win leave
Puget Sound for san Pedro next
week with 3soo.ooo feet Of lumber.
believed to be the largest lumber
cargo ever shipped to . eoAstwise
point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
Alaskan Vessels


ssvard-Mareh 97--saiisd, str Admir-
Watson, southboupd. I a. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28
SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY.

Cal. March zs.--Th- s~lsmoSraph
at Santa Clara university today re-
corded an earthquake s.37bs miles
west from here. Father Rickard. In
charge OF earthquake obAerva.
tons. announced Tho tenibior hast
ell 10 minu'ea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-28

Judge" Jack Lynch. iahorrr.
s,cps on tho third rail in police court.
re's shock when judge Gordon thrills
him with SO fine for oonsorting with
Erzpo.
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TO COMMAND GOVERNOR

Capt. T.. p. Bartlett sailed satur.
day on the steamer President for
san Francisco. where he viii as
sumo command OF the company'a
liner the Governor.
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LUMBER CARGO FOR NEW YORK

HoorfAM. March ss--5hipment
Of i.ooo.ooo feet Of lumber 20 New
York by the National Lumber ard
Manufacturing Co. II scheduled for
April is. according to announce
ment The steamer Livingston win
carry the cargo.
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yrNArCIIEE UERE MONDAY

Having passed thru the Panama
canal last week. the biz steamship
wenatehcc. built for tho Y. =. ship.
ming board. viii arrive at the port
commissions new Pier II terminal at
smith cove next Monday 60 become
the first liner flying the American
flag out Of Seattle on tranapaeific
passenger service.
An elaborate reception n being
planned for tho huge vessel by the
Chamber OF Commerce.
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NEW YoRKs--Cat leaps into open
piano on ship. Jangis % glass. Pro.
hibition agent finds instrument filled
with bottled booxe.
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LOCAL MAN on LOST SHIP

Capt A. Olson. master Of the miss
ing four-masted schooner Harvester.
now - days out from vavau. Tonga
islands, In the South seas. was for
merry master OF the schooner Taurus
and l. well known on tho Seattle wa
terfront.
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Chicago Board of Trade

tMeosisy's oassstisosl
Furnished By q. d. Manning a Ces MI
vsss Wire. nstisv Hotel usiisina.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

JVEHUNN
N ANgtt -
rtsst Law Tide
$50 q. u. 30 n
pis~s ttssh Tide
Sea . m 10 > ~.
second Low Tide
act r. IN. IL H.
s~c~ad itish Tide
teiis . ~ 10 . n.