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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
WORLDS CHAMPS HAND
NEW YORK DRUBB|NC
Cleveland Takes First t;nmc -, f.,
portant Series, rs to 4, by
Hard Hitting.
RUTH HITS s7Tn HOMER
saves Yankees From Shutou, ne
IRVING Out Circuit Clo,t m
oNth inninS-Thrcc Pitcher.
rail- To stop Westerns Assault,
Ihy Associated rrn.s 1

NEW YORK. July 3o.-roui,.,,
Ne" York Yankees are er:idIhuy -.
covering from terrific ass,u,, ~.
afternoon at the Polo Grouud a.,
Cleveland Indians. worlds chnmnio,y
"h" defeated Miller Iiuggirs. uc,,
'"m, hspiran's by the score Of Is Ia
iahks were literally rnow.d
'''''f ny ne avalanche OF base hi,x
eighteen safc blows being mnI. Ia,
thc inva'inH Wcatcrncrs in ,bo 49,,
came OF "a series Of four contest,
which are regarded ae the crucial h.,.
yes OF the American League.
There was only ono bright
curing the game for the Yanks. fol.
towers. 'liahc" Ruth carved ano,ho.
h"'ch on his hom,-run stick ,yhcu
ne secured his thirty. seventh cirruj,
"rlNc or tha year. The hit cam. d,
me SIKH inning. with no ono .,
hhse. ana saved :ne home team fro,
"a shut
Three pitchers Shawkoy. Collin.
ana FcrSuson-w"rc sent In ~.
mound IN an effort 10 s,on tho T.,
diahS coveleskie went the cntir.
route Tor the visiting team ana ho,B
IN" Yankees to seven hi,e
lilo" the Runs Were scared
In TN" second. CleSeland sco-cl
49, 'H''i Hiilith was thrown
out b. ripp. Gardner singled AMI
went I" ,hird on ScwcIl's ono.ha..
blow Johnston knocked :, home r,Ir
I" deep center. with Gardner ana
S""cl! scoring ahead OF him. shaw.
Key threw out O'Ncill. and Cov.lcski..
famed
The Indians added four ,allics in
tn. third Jameson singled ana TOOK
second on Wamhy's saCriHc" Sneak
er walked, Smith singled. scoring
Jameson nnd sending sneaker To-
third Gardner singled ,rorlng
Speaker. S"w"ll nl,i 10 Meuscl.
Johnston tripich. scoring Smith ana
Gardner. Collins relieved $hawkc,
pNc!ll walked. Johnston was thrown
ont AT Tn" plat" on An attempted
d"Hbi" steal. Collins to Schaug
cleveland through, their total 10
t""iv" runs in the NTH Speaker
Mas safe on wild throw. and Smith
beat out an inHcli hi, Gardner was
SAFE on 81 held"r's choice. filling tho
bases. S.w.ll doubled. scoring
Speaker nnd Smith. Johnston singled.
seorin" S"w"ll and Gardner. O'NcIu
grounded To ripp rovclcskic famed
and Jameson doubted. scoring John
s,on. Wainby struck out.
In cievclaHd's half Of tho sixth
with Ferguson ~ tho box FOR Now
York, trancy singled. took third Oh
smiths blow AMI scored on ,iarduerS
sacrifice Ny. Smith took third when
Ruth threw Wide 10 the plate. and
scored on ScwcIIs single.
Ruth eaS"d the Yankees from
shut-out ~. the SIXTH inning when u.
hit his thirty seventh home run ~
tn" season
Cleveland scored twice IN tho ninth.
Nunam2kcr doubled. took third ON
cOvclcskic's sacrifice. ana scored on
Warhy's sacrifice ~ after Jameson
had walked. Juni"son scored whom
Mousel fumblcd t:raney's drive.
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Indicted Players Plan
to Tour United States
lBy Associated prcss.1

CHICAGO, july 3O.-Plans for a
transforming tour" by former
white SoN players. charged with
conspirinS to throw the 1919
worlds series. were being made
today as Edward Prindivillc adj
dressed the jury in the prosccu-
tons final argument in the base.
ball trial. a.
The players elected Eddie CI.
cot'c captain of the team and be-
gan work ON an itinerary. which
ihclucs most of the larger cities Of
the country.
weaver was the only player on
trial VINO refused to consider the
iour. weaver has refused to play
pan with anyone since his indict-
'hcnt. The players who cNpcc, to
make the trip are cicottc. Jackson.
MiiiianS. Gandil, Risbcrg and
Wclsch.
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Games Scheduled
in National League

Following is the schedule of
games in The national League be-
ginning tomorrow and ending next
sunday
August BROOKLYN at 1t. Louis:
New Y"ri, st Cinciuuati: Philadcl-
phid at Chicago. Boston at Pitts
burgh
hngus, Ncw York at 81,
Louis. Boston at chicago: Brooks
iiyn a. Cincinnati. Philadelphia a,
rittsburEh.
August Now York at 81.
Louis E"stou at Chicago: brook
iym AT Cincinnati; Philadelphia at
August New York at ST.
Louis: Eost"n Al Chicago; Brook
i,En AT Cincinnati. Philadelphia at
August New York at ST
Louis: Boston at Chicago; Brook
~ az Cincinnati. Philadelphia at
Pittsburgh
August 6-Boston at ST. I,ouis:
Now York at Chicago: PhlladcIphia
a. Cincinnati. Brooklyn ut Pitts
August Roston at ST. Louis:
New YORK at Chicago: Philadelphia
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DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
[ In Ashnclated Prcss- |

CHICAGO. July 80. = Chicago and
philadelphia broke even In double.
header today. the locals winning tho
first. To = While the visitors won
the second. 10 >. The Cubs came
from behind IN each contest. over
took their opponents in the initial
game and :cil one short Of Tying me
count In the pinth OF the se:ond
game.
Rapp hit safely in each contest.
and now has record of SAT. hit
ting in twen'y-six consecutive pames.
CONTINUED on page 17j
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Free Tickets to Ball Game

send In your Blasts From the
hi"achcrs and win two seats to the
game a; Mayo Island Park every
week
a!So get your name in the pa
per as star contributors"
iou must send live shor,
preachers says" and a title. Five
Scn;cnccs-siN TO ten words in
each. No more! Study this car
ICON series on The Times Dis
patch Spor, Page every day and
mar! your ideas TO Blasts From
Blcachcrs Editor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
Horseshoe rhrowers Matched.

COLUMBUS, O., July 30.-GcorSc
May, Akron city fireman.. who won
the 1920 worlds championship horse =
shoe tournament, played at Akron.
was matched today TO meet Charles
{. Davis. OF Columbus, in an eleven
game contest here next Friday might.
Davis this week defeated Charles
BObb!tt. of Lancaster. who won the
1921 national tournament played Al
II Petersburg. Eta.
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TRUCKERS HAND COLTS
DEFEAT IN LAST GAME
hcat Richmond, . to O-Rain Stops
Contcst-Lcdbcttcr AL
lows 3 Hits.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

ISVtVIHI 10 Tho Times Dispatch
PORTSMOUTH. VA. July 30
Portsmouth braccd this afternoon TO
take the final game of the series from
the Richmond colts. by the score of
10 o. Eho game was ntcrrup,od
FOR twenty minutes by rain. and final
~ had TO be called. Lcdbcttcr was i'm
great shape and held the visitors safe
for the entire distance
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title 10 California Woman

NEW YORK, July 3o.-Miss Mary
Is. browne. ri Los Angeles. won Ia"
womcn's New YORK tennis champion
snip 10y defeating Miss Marie Wag-
nor, Of New York in the challenge
round iohAN. Ga! O.
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BRAVES AND PIRATES PLAY
POSTPONED GAME SEPT. IL

PITTSBURGH. July 3o.-The base
ball game between the Pittsburgh
and Boston National League teams.
postponed yesterday. will be played
off on September IL as part OF a
doubleheader, 1t was announced today
by officials of the Pirates.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI ......... ........ .O2l 800 02'-S
Summary: Two-basc hits-Kcny.
H"hne. Threc-basc hits - Duncan.
hopf. BeNy Stolen hasc--R oush.
Sacrifice hit-Groh. Double plays
i>opf 10 Bohnc to Daubcrt: Snyder 10
Bancroft; Bancroft. Rawlings To Kcl.
~. Left on Cincinnati. :: New
York. RaS"s on balls-on Mar
GUARD. >; of Touey 3: of Ryan. !
Hits-oT Toncy. 10 in 4 innings; off
Ryan in 3 innings: or Causcy.
in ! inning Hit by pitcher Mcuscl.
struck out-h" M--iuard. =: by To-
ney, hY Ryan, ..Ipeing pitcher
ToncN. lmpircs-MorTn ana Riclcr.
Time 80
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS yesterday.
irf.iiind. lG: New York. !.
Mnshington. !: detroit. 3.
nraIo., o.9. Philadelphia. I'll.
~, Louis lsostun trninl,
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STANDING OF CIuI
WHERE TIIi.N M

WHERE THEY Play TODAY.
Br0nkiSn nt 81. Inuis
New York M Cinrinnuti
,o., . Philadelphia mt ChicuEo
WnIS three games ArhrhulrdJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
brtr"it at Washington.
CirNclnnd at New York
(oniy two games schr,luiedD
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Nrw York. LIZ: Cinrinmti. MI.
,@si"n. Pittsburgh, u.
philadelphia. 80: Chicago. ~
ST. Louis. 4: BrnolIyn. q,
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Winston SALEM. 3; Grcrnsboro.
iiiEh Point. Durham, u.
Raleigh DHnrillr. rain.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
i."ri>,n"nt :: Kirhnund. u.
Norfolk. II; Newport News, 1.
petersburg. :: suffolk. ].
Nli>nn, !: Rncky Mount, 1.
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I'OrtSiiiOiit II.


summary TWO base hits-Bakc
Bangs. Double play--Shcehan to
Hak"r TO Wcaicr. Left on bases
Richmond, 4; Portsmouth, =. Bases
on halis-on Mcekcr >; Smith. l.
struck out-by l.cdbcttcr. .: smith
. Losing pitcher NIcckcr. Time
of game. l:2O. umpircs-Orth and
HARRISON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
JOHNNY WILSON REMAINS
CHAMP IN MASSACHUSETTS
icy Associated Press.

EoSToN, July 30.-Johnny Wilson
Is sun world middle weight boxing
champion so iar as the Massachusetts
D"NihS commission is concerned. The
dccisloh OF Referee Jimmy Gardner
that BrSan D"wncy struck Wilson "A
ioul blow IN the seventh round OF
their bout at Cleveland Wednesday
night Will he recognized by the com
mission In this STATE. 1t was officially
announced.
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STANDING or CIIHs

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
No Ennr> scheduled
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Z incinnnti.

Summary Two-hasc hits-I.uguc
Roush Three-a base hit-Burng Homr
run-keiiy stolen bases Frisrh o..
Young. . Sacrifice ifte-R bancroft,
Young %. Kelly. Double play Fon
SEGA TO Brcsslcr Left on bases
Cincinnati, &, New York. G Bases ON
balls-on Luque ]; OF EIler. .. H.ts
off LuGue. ! iu fl-3 innings. Of
Eiler. in ! inning off Gcary 6 i'm,
2 20 innings. struck out-by LuQu.
j. Passed hall-Harfravc Douglas
J. Losing nitcher-Luquc Empires
--Riglcr ana Moran Time 05
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FIRST GAME.

-" "
'liaticd for Toucy in NTH.
Baticd for Ryan in eighth
-Hattcd for Causcy in ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

South Atlantic Association Results.
Charlotte. Ca; Augusta. 1-3.
columbia Charleston. rain.
Spar;anburg. -: Grccnviiic. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
NEW YORK AMERICANS
ACQUIRE NEW OUTFIELDER

NEW YORK, July 80. - The New
York American baseball club today
announced Il deal involving four play
crs and two other clubs, whereby
Outhelder Elmer Miller. of the ST.
Paul, American Association club. re-
turns 10 the Yankees
The Yankees traded Outiclder Ping
Bodie for Outficldcr Tim Hcndryx. o.
the Red SoX, and have sent Hcndryx
and Pitcher Sheehan to St Paul 70:
Miller.
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florida state League Results.
eighth inning, rain)
Daytona. 4: ST. Petersburg =
Orlando. 4: Tampa, 2. :.
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STANDING OF CIl-i,S

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
M games scheduled
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o'als 49,, ......'i &c is = 10.

CONTINUED on Page 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
SOUTHERN Pine
| IS FACING SUIT
Antitrust Violation to Be
Charged
NY IsAI.PHF. Cnuru

WASHINGTON. Feb. IA efvil
antitrust action for dissolution Of
the Southern Pine association win lie
flied In "A Missouri federal court
within few days. Franklin X. Ne.
becker. special assistant 60 Attorney
General Palmer. said here today.
The Southern Pine association has
been charged with violation OF the
antitrust laws In several reports
made 10 congress by the federal
trade commission.
The association. which In sf1e iarg,
est organization Of lumber manufae.
turers In the United States has
maintained a system Of communica.
ton among It's members thru which
II controlled production In order To
fin prices. the commission charged.
breaking up of this practice
should bring lower prices for lumber
and rp far toward relieving the
housing shortage which has resulted
from the high cost of building ma.
teriai. IL was asserted.
1.-THE papers in the suit now are
being prepared" said Judge Ne.
beker. This may require several
days more. Finally. Attorney Gen.
erl Palmer must pass on the evi.
denoe and the petition filed In
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Attack MduStriaLS
on Mem York Market

NEW YORK
that
stoek
TO low al tn ba point American woeien opened or
baker Petroleum
At SAL, Rats continued
Gulf atud.bakr 60 of
Petroleum. Steel
u.
wa ken In btg
orad ~ iSt publication OF Its annual
&c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Efnith Cove fsyminai--gsr West Eofua
Great Northern tsrminal--str Tokushima
Maru
Bell 81. terminsi--u c q Aizoauin. U 3
LII Heather.
pier ft--str wskenA
pier str Cordova-
pier Str Delight.
Pier B--Str city Of Seattle. str Admiral
Pacific coast Coal Bunssrs--ssr Jslap pa
pier A---atr Admiral Goodrich.
iinr.
u. 4. shipping Board Yards-s,r fconi-
Urn. str westward Ho. str West Hart
land. str West Hlmrod. str Eastern
Leader. str rosenits.
Alaska steamship mooring--str Victoria.
str skagusy. str santa Ana.
Milwaukee Ocean tsrminai--str LIB
EAST wsterwsy Dock . warehouse-.s,r
Deuel. str Cross Keys. str kaysaeka.
Todd Dry Docks--str Forest King. str
Puget sound Bridge . Dredging Co..
Hull Rainbow. str Patterson.
Amss Yard--str Roosevelt
Lake Union---HuIis Abiiia. Abnoba, Ably
dos. Addison, Aiisnhurst, Ahmik. An
thon. Bayden. Bertrand. Bingamon.
Biscaya. Black Wolf. BIanford. Del
win. Boughton. Psxuta- Puysiiup.
chsrus. chestsrflsid. chaiois. cinsas.
Cinyras. Corus. cozian. Cola. Clone.
Elisa. Electra. Endymion. Fort Stan.
wiz. Fort Harrison. Fort Jackson.
Heffernan dock--gtr Eetebikan. str JEFF
rerson. y Surveyor, 4 q 8
WawonA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

TATpOSH ISLAND. ree. st.--s A. NJ
Rising barometer clear. Wind north-
east. 8 Eaiiez an hour. Passed In. str
Melville Dollar. at sise q m. Passed
4 out. str Ryder Hanify. a. Gte q. m.
lesse A. M-Passsd In. str Atvarade. at
/ 10 a. IN. February se-~-s A. M,---fassed
In. q steamer. at sac - IN Passed cut.
str Governor. at p. m.g a steamer. at
$50 p. M. two- mast steamer. white.
red, white bands at o. m. iesze A. NJ
--rassrd IN, str ,, A. Moffrtts at 10 o
m. str Admiral Evans. At iotse a. m !.
str I<hirh. At a m- 8 p M.-~Fsss~d
cut. str Edward tsnekrnhseh. al nosa.
str n ID. Kingsley. At ssis .. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
WHEAT IS UP;
CORN FALLING
Fractional Increases Made
in Oats

CHICAGO. Feb. -i.--whest prices
advanced on the ChtcaKo Hoard Of
Trade today as the ressit OF scarce
offerings. Corn fell In price. oats
made fractional increases proyls-
Ions we're lower.
March wheat opened M I've at
Siff y, and gained lie In later trad
tuE. May wheat opened up 2ac at
siesH. and advanced I've before
the close.
May corn. up I've at Tirs, dropped
Ae subsequently,. July corn opened
at Tee. up NE. aud dropped sc
later.
$500. "P'"suh w -.
oats opened at tfAe. up ise. gained
&c In later trading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
CALIFORNIA
PRODUCE IN
Fresh Vegetables Arrive
From South

The Western avn. wholcrais PROD
uce market was well ruppiied with
fr~sh California vegetables Monday
morning. Radinhes were cents
higher. at IS 10 40 cents per dozen
lunches. Parsley advanced in the
same proportion. Sprouts were
scarce and an increase Of from y 20
cent doubtless viii he noted on the
next shipment. Local cabbage was
selling at 2 cents.
Apples were moving fast In the
early morning. A car load was on
the track. waiting 10 be removed.
Imperial Valley grapefruit was sell
ing steadily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

New rates on all King
County Ferries win become
effective March l, 1921.
The present form of ticket
will not be honored after
February %. 1921.
On and after February 81
all outstanding tickets will
be redeemed until March 81
ONLY, at Room 22l County
City Building. Seattle, be-
tween the hours Of 10 a. m.
and 8 p. m.
J. l.. ANDERSON,
Supt. Transportation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Public Market


CORNER
star fss fancy Jersey butter. sTc n +:
Dsanaf butter. ~ ms ise. IA ms fsci
fnfl cream cheese, zee ~: cream brick
NJ sf.fs. Stall 100. tsnderIoin of sole.
Sc n: fancy boned smslts. ssc 10. :
ahmed soi>s. 1sc 10. stan ~. fresh
Chinook salmon. see rD.s Finnan haddis.
sc: lamb chops. na ssc. Stail iis,
sss~r boiling beef. iz1c n.. lamb roa@t-
zee n.
sANrTARy
stan IS, Lpton's Yellow Label tea. s1e
~: ms pure cocoa. In bulk. 7se. 1se
finger snaps. isc: ms. best rolled oats
zSe Stall 81. Columbia river smelta. .
Ba Use: Eastern oysters. soc and CSC
y. st@si fs2. fancy Jersey batter. tTc
n: Germ Nut margarine. Zoe 10. stan
~ weiners. ms. zsc. liver sausage. fbc
-: ham sausage. isc NJ. breakfast aau-
\ ne, zsc n.
~ rIKE PLACE
stan 1873, head rice. MS re:
simon. tall cans 1se; Royal white
nap 10 bars {5c. sweet prunes. rbs
3sc. Libby's red beans. cans zsc; Can
yon milk. Toe can. stall IL. fancy red
fly tomatoes, lie can local patent
fonr. 1900 per sack Stall 81. butter
zee r, : ripe olives. Ice pit; Orange jelly.
&c 10 staIi 1897. steer pot roast. Toe
m.. choice pork roast. lsNc iDss choirc
zeal roast. I5c rb.. steer sifioin steak.
11hc n.
ECONOMY
ssaiia s7-ss. zoe cans solid pack
rnmpkin. use. use bottle eatup. zoe; 3ec
can ripe olives. lee; . ms. tspioca or
sage. CSC; In. can Auto Club coffee.
sc. s-rn. oan si.fs; I'm. can Ghirsr-
deffrs chocolate. sse m. ms. ssn.
Stalls f-s-s. boiling beef. Toe n; veal
Gesk. zoe ID: veal roast. Ice H.: pot
roast. i3hc N.
QUEEN CITY
ptaii ~, local bacon. isc n; 4 ms
lard. Gle: best saasrkfsut, loo At. Etsti
IS. lard, ms 5se; pot roast AVE NJ Z
steer steak. fsc N. stan s. pig pork
roast. zsc M; sugar cured bacon. soc
~. sviffs pienics. ale ~ STAR 10.
No. ean Del Monte aprieots. zic; dried
figs, MS 1sc. cut macsroni. = ms Csc.
Hfaii ~, . fSA fresh hand dipped ehoeo-
iafes. Sic. sails z3-z5. .fbs sugar, sso.
cans Canyon milk. z5cs Ms. rolled
fins Italian prunss, zsc.
- wEsTJ.AKE
staif III, for sale. turkeys and geese
zsr: 3 ms prunss, zsc. pkgs II o.
oafs, 3se- Stalls 1911. pkEs. macaroni.
Use: GhiraFdsiii's chocolate. s5o ~:
Hnow Drift 2zc In. can Sfsli 1872.
Rainier Best flour. 81 % sack: Tbs.
Hea Foam washing powder. Csc, rolls
toilet paper. 2Bc. Stall I7g. Blue Rub
bpn tea. soc NJ: Cream Of Wheat, 2sc
pkg. Citrus washing powder. z7e pkg.
stalls fs-f1. hams fbaif or whole. ace
p; ioin park rss-x. zAe Ib.s pot roast,
0bs ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
North Dakota Bank
Enters Competition

BISMARCK. N. D.. Feb. 21.--As a
measure Of retaliation, the state own
cd and operated Bank OF North Da-
kota today began accepting private
accounts In competition with all the
privately owned banks OF the state.
This move was threatened when tho
state bankers association at the last
election Endorsed laws initiated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Arrivals and Departures

February si.--sssr rokusafma NAru
from kohs vita Yokohama. at ssse . M
February sa--Str Croes Keys ffon Ia
cema. at f,1e .. M. str prtnes Ueofxe
from Prince Rupert via ports. at sssa D.
ma str i4h~ratsf from HAitim9rc VIA
Philadelphia. usibca. sa0 Pedro. Fan
Francisco ard Portland. at tt1e .. m !
str Admiral Evans from Nan Diego via
san Pedro and san ttanrtsso. At 4 " IA. !
str Jaiara from Liaboa via usfhoA and
ssn Pedro. at y m. sir aAatA Inca
from Tacoma. at q VA.
As1teA
February si--str Admiral Evans fnr
Tacoma af s;ss a. IN. February h.
str prtace George FOE Prince Rupert via
ports. at II 10 .. M. ctr Artzonsu fer
Tacoma. at s.ts a IN. February ts-~Ad-
nirsi HsasaAa for Ocean FAIis II. G. at
- y IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
WEST IsoN RASlNlED

While lying at anchor In Shanghai
harbor. last week. the steamship
West Ison. Struthers a Dixon line.
WAS ramncd by the steamer Ken
lucky. according 20 word received In
Seattle. The West fson was badly
damaged, the report stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
VEGETABLES
ARE NOW AT
1914 Level
Sixteen Cent Gasoline Fore.
I cast by Slashing OF
Oil Prices
nv ALBERT ArrrE

Wholesale prices of all eastern
vegetables arc now down TO low 1914
Iprvul says IL II. Jones' head of New
kyprk's state division Of foods and
\rketa
1kers make mme claim about
emeafs--w hoicsaic.
e year ago wholesale commodity
h averaged isT per cent above
evar prices Now they are - per
INT above 1919 average.
CENT
Y0ASOlINE DUE
Refiners continue siashtng prices
raid for oil ~ wells.
The cut averages about 50 per
be selling for is cents a gallon or
1 leea.
l Refiners rcsort that they must use
tup present stocks OF oil. bought at
high prices, before stashlns gasoline
Leading independent steel manu-.
Nlnrtursrs have begun to underseli
fU. & Steel Corporation. whose I'M
mid tonnage continues decreasing
me price war In steel probably
| moAns that tho bottom soon viii fall
eat Of pig Iron prices
wartime was sts. Long way to drop
i. yet till iron reaches sto..s. price pre-
v1zlinx July. 1914.
MONEY AND CREDIT
MUTATION
checks sent thru all clearing
~ in United States last week
ed - per cent less than same
X year ago
lew Orleans lost ~ per cent.
rsas City IS. ST. Louis II. Boston
New York is. Detroit 10. Chicago
~ Baltimore I. Pittshurv's clear.
4 t1Es gained 10 per cent Philadelphia
U1ned per cant San Francisco
n6pke about even
Hut bank cie~rings merely show
%Updlt conditions Bills are hard to
3O1lecs. even from large companies
"a upnt business men find
"a Number OF stocks traded on New
Rlxork Stock Exchange during past
Voek was 60 per cent less than same
/ w1ek- 1850.
/ TIE IS leading fndssSsrials av~rar.
Mr. the week. gained over one point
Total bond sales were . fifth less
IAN . year ago.
Many LINES
WlEFLY
Railroads report $4,000 surplus
freight cars January ioadIngs aver
ased IL per cent less In numbers
than year ago.
Ssfs coal production . ffth less
Won year ago
January building. country over. II
~ cent more than December.
- flour miiied 20 far this season one
f1sYth less than year ago
Banks are curtaiiing credits 20
nfmers.
Huse shipments Of wool arriving
= United States from Abroad--antici-
Dafing the tariff.
New England shoe fActor1es run
ing 1t thrce-fourths capacity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Alaska Soon to Grow
All Its Own Wheat

Experiments with wheat In Alaska
lave been 10 successful that the ter
T1tory VIII soon be furnishing all the
-four needed for home consumption.
according to Prof. G. c. Georgeson.
agrouomist In charge Of Alaska ex-
vtment stationa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Why Mails Lost;
Duplicate Names

Dsnpse Of duplication OF names OF
spastment houses and hotels. ad-
6reDeo should always include the
street number. says George +. VII.
hama superintendent Of malls. VIII
Hams plans to ask the city council to
prevent such duplication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. Feb. sfs--suxss. quiet
raw. sss.ossT. refined. quiet grsna-
coffss-No. : rio. spot. sxese: No. Z
Santos. 80 a Ice