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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
SUE FOR LOSS
OF GOVERNOR

BASED on the belief that the off
GERS OF the shipping board vessel
Wcat uartlnnd. were wholly to
blame for the rammIng and sinking
~ the steamship Governor April !
with loss of eight lives. the IA
ctfic steamship Co, owners OF the
Governor. were preparing sui,
against the government Monday for
the value OF their lost ship. which 10
approximately $4,000 u0o.
Determination To take this action
was reached saturday evening by
Judge Il. A. Grosscup general coun.
sci for the Pacific steamship Co.
after he had heard the evidence
taken before a special United States
commissioner In another clvil action
growing out OF the collision, Actual
films or the suit is delayed. pending
word from n. r. Alexander. prcsl.
dent ~ the steamship company. who
Is ~ California
Preliminary hearing on the suit OF
the Aubrey Becker Sales corpora,
uon against the government. In
which they scck To recover S1ii for
the loss % a shipment Of soap on
the soyernor, brought out evidence
that led 10 Judge Grossoup's decision
TO sue for the loss OF the big steam
ship
Capt John Aiwen. master OF the
West Hartland. was tho principal
witness during the two.day hearing
lie testified that the Governor had
plenty OF time to get out ~ the way
after he had signaied her. and that
Capt Il. H. MArdcn. her pilot, had
voluntarily assumed all blame after
the accident
Trial 81 Capt. Mlrdsn. one q the
three officers of the Governor found
guilty By the United States steam
boat inspectors. has been Transferred
to san Francisco. where he 10 under
medical treatment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Oil Tanker Lucas
Ashore at Astoria

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2.-The
oil tanker Captain 4. =. Lucas.
from san Francisco 20 the Columbia
river. ran aground near Astoria last
night. according 20 adviccN 10 the
san Francisco Chamber OF Com.
riercc today.
II was expected that another tank
~ could be brought alongside the
vessel today and the cargo trans
fcrrcd.
when the Lucas IL lightened, II Y
expected she can float
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Bombs Were No jap
Invasion of CITY

II waa no invasion by the Japa.
Nor was it announcement n an -
traordinary news event
Thirty bombs were fired from
the roof u The Bon Marche Monday
at $50 a. ~. ~ announce % Seattle
the beginning Of The 5ist anniyer.
rary sales
Thee Hales mark another mile.
stone IN the forward progress OF The
Bon Marchc. which Inns grown from
small store In pioneer days untn
u stands today AZ one Of the larTest
department stores ln the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Ship Strike Fails to
Disturb NY. Market

sForegn the stock NM
httle
UNCHANGED independents were
p
Ntudobatcr which NJ
opening to kelaprngtod CON
tnuod 70 lead tire shares opening = at Ola
Central Leather Anaconda UNCHANGED rgnAmcreen
.%Wdobaker of telegraph Telephone O5 s up
SCI ou 4
steel
H.
The CLOSING pricta Included
United Crue,ble 9i baldwin locomotive e
American LOCOMOTIVES
Iron &
u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BOOZE CAR
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

rpld IN Wichita ffiiia. the message
states. How many more the onr con
inincd b. not known here.
Federal prohibition agents were
inyoHtigniing Monday Ia the belief
that many such boozo shipments are
being sent thru Seattle 10 the East.
Smith has been fined twice IN
federal court here Tor liquor tnw vio.
lntion The first time wna In 1919,
when. with another man. he was ar
rested with 40 quarts Of whisky and
fined 500
August ?. 1920. Smith charged
Martin Gordon. arrested BY police
for posscsiaon ~ liquor. with having
stolen 20 cases from him This led
TO Smiths arrest lie WAS fined
1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
DAIRY PRODUCTS
DAILY PRODUCTS


Price. raid by Wholesale Deslsrs
10 shippers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Frisco Printers
Ready to Strike

San FftASCISco. May 2.--Job
priu'ers IN San Francisco were
scheduled 70 strike today for the 81.
hour week. decision 10 strike hnv.
ing been reached at a meeting yestcr.
day
Printers In San Jose. Fresno. Oak.
land and Sacramento also are al
fecfed.
How many Ind answered the
strike cali could not BE- determined
.--r-Iu la.A-.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
GRAIN MARKET
IS IRREGULAR

CHICAGO MAY Grain prices
were irregular ia tfadlnE on the
Chicago Board 90 Trade today tn"
market opened rv morally higher. but
Some declines were evidenced before
the close.
May wheat opened up iAc At
81 aaA.. and gained an additional
I : c al the CLOSE. July wheat was
up = at the opening OF 81 OsA aud
closed hc higher.
Alay corn opened un &c AZ SSc and
gained an additional 4, q az the close.
July corn up ic az the upculns, 81 ~,
declined ~ at the end. september
corn opened up &C at ttMC, and
later gained &c
and Htid or . e. at the close. July
oats opened up &c al aAAc and ad-
Nancrd o. al the close. september
oats opened up &C at 3sAc. and
closed of &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
HIGH RENTS
OBSTACLE
TO REVIVAL
The Stars Weekly Review
OF Nationwide Business
Conditions
ny ALERT AGILE

Hlsh rents are greatest obstacle To
business revival This Is the big idea
now among business leaders They
say business can't return 20 normal
until there Is equilibrium Of cost of
living. production costs ana prices Of
raw materials. such equilibrium Is
Impossible until rents are forced
down.
/. Steel iehber sends this suggestion
1--WE had sol 900 OF wire nails In our
warehouse. Every time steel mills
cut prices. we have TO write Off a
corresponding loss in our inventory
Our stock. worth $4,000 few
months ago. now worth only Sdi 600.
We had to swallow our less. same as
the farmer with grain on hand In
declining market our stock h
worth only what u costs 70 replace
n. regardless Of what Il cost us.
Value OF buildings, on which rents
are based. Is shrinking accordingly.
Man who built az hlgh prices must
write Oft his loss -wrlng out the
water"
Decline In wholesale prices slack.
ems. as average nears 1918 level
Flood ef gold. entering America. has
started easter money. which for prcs-
ent may prevent general price recov.
cry.
OIL Is first commodity to rise.
Pennsylvania crude. 50 a barrel few
weeks ago. now brings $3.50. II sets
pace for other oils.
Says Walter c, TeaEie, president
Standard Ou Co. 1--WE are disposed
70 believe that the worst OF the pres
crt business depression Is past and
that By mid summer We will be back
again operating AZ capacity
Wall ST rumpr. Government may
cut freight m ~ on basic commodi.
tics such as wheat. coal and iron ore.
for trial period OF 20 days. 70 see Il
lower rates would stimulate business
This might start buying OF btu.
minous coal. car loadinrs Of which
now average $4,000 cars a week less
than year ago. soft coal output 40
far this year $4,000. 900 tons less than
year ago. Now lowest since early
1915.
= It1FA fNNAF AAHH IAtAH'
scarcely a ripple among buyers
In building trades. horne building
now forms o. per cent Of total ac.
tiyity. public works and utilities 81
per cent. business buildings II
Textiles continue In buyers mar.
ket. Production on hand-to mouth
basis In wool industry. about "a per
cent OF looms are idle
Grain exports continue high. Ex.
port wheat for July loading AZ GuN
ports Is Is cents a bushcl above Chi.
ca 20 market
Cotton exports last week smallest
In two months. Tndia's cotton crop
estimated 10 per cent less than last
years. Here's March export si,ua.
ton in cotton, compared with year
ago:
March. 1890 March. 1921
Isf.fs0 bales 37s.isn bales
sl5f.sss.2o3 s2T.f53.is0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
SEATTLE MEN
AT BANK MEET
A. 3. A. Executive Count
in ConCIave

PTHEHURsT ~ G, May o.
Fourteen Pullmnns rolled into rin>
hurst yesterday ana diagorged ~
executive council Of the America
Banker8' mocintlon. which win a.
aernbie here IN coHclaYe toby ard
incidentally phy golf thruoDt Nc
coming week.
Sunday arrivals Included an tks
officers Of the association and mem.
bcrs Of the executive council from
every Etats and territory IN the
union together To- many instancas,
with their families ana secretaries
Washington iis represented by Ray
mond r. Frazler and J. X Bwalwel
Seattle. ana by - vs. Twohy, ~ ~
Old National Bank. Of Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Vessels in Port at Seattle

0UII IUF'T TNTWIUHI| TIFf \ an colin
81. IiynRstono.
Bell Street Terminai--U TiothyelL
Pier 14-Str Tyndnrrua.
pier s-Hchr Fanny Dutard
Pier Str Tippechnoo.
Pier str West Jappa
Pier 3 Str Valdez. str Alameda
Pier A-Str Admiral Rogman
Pier B-Sir Spokane. str Admiral Dewey
Pier C--Btr CITY Of seattle
Pacific Coast Coal Buukers-J q T. q
Umatllia.
United states Shipping Board MoorinRs-
Btf Westwnrd 10. str Iconium. str Yo.
semitic. str Eastern Glen. str Eolbcek
hlaHka BteamHhip MoorinH Str Victoria.
str EksswRy, str Santa Ana
Lander Street Terminal achr Wavvona
Hanf0rd Street Tefmlnal-Str Katrlna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

PORTLAND. Mny .--iioEs Receipts.
ia. Market ase higher Best steers.
tsmsss common 10 faif steers. 81. % ~
as ehoter cows and heifern. 50 - q
Gamers sagBat2t. bulls. . % . %
calves. tfuiiso
Hogs. Receipts. AIS Market weak
Prime MIXED. 80 soHfe. hsavisH. isat'
pigs fsseHie
sheen Receipts $50 Market active
prirns lambs. 81 sfT So euii lambs, i5bo 2
& v.ariinas. 81 soc 90 wcthers. is9b.
e~es ft@faf
Hutter--10c ~.
0heaae--1fc ~
EETs-fea sac doc
Hens a0r ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Find Port Officials
Are Not Game Hogs

Or W r Christensen. chairman.
and Matt A. Gormlcy. auditor q the
Seattle port commission. were &C.
quilted OF the charge az being game
hog" IN the EllensburE superior
court Saturday. The Jury found that
the two Seattle men wcrw fishing
In Lost Lake closed 20 the public.
under permits issued by l.. H. bar.
win. then state game commissioner.
TO obtain specimens Tor examination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
FISHING FLEET OFF,

on your marks. set set They're
of Monday on the blrgcs, salmon.
catching season Of years. Big chin.
ooks viii first b. grabbed from the
Columbia river. around WILDLY Is.
land and in the STRAIT Then the pu.
get sound sockeyc. the most valuable
81 the species. which comes once In
four years. will D. hauled in between
July "a and August 5. Humpbacks,
which arrive In odd numbered years,
viii BE- caught later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Ultraviolet rays are being used 70

sterilizing water. milk and other
fluids. aud disinfccting barrels.
I.urksubach.
Todd Dry Docks-Str west Hartiand. str
Forest King. schr Admiral Mayo, u 4
s Burnside.
puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co.-str
Patterson.
Ausa Yard Str Roosevelt.
Heffernan Dock--Atr Ketchlknn
Bolcofn Canal Lumber Co -8chr Philip
pine.
8timson NH Dock-str fkomaaan Mnru
Lake Uuion-Rchr Levi ". OBtrandcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
SHIPPERS TO FIGHT RATES

Shippers Of Puget Sound ports
will fight 10 the last ditch 10 pre-
vent the interstate commerce com
mission from penalizing them for the
benefit Of Portland by compelling
a five per cent increase in the in.
terstate railroad rates between Puget
Sound and Southeastern Washing
ton. IL WAS announced Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
IT . ~ ~
a AZ

MAY .
IiFst High Tide
I At "a na TO- "a
lis~t low ride
kta r. m $40 -
second ttigh ride
1858 b. m 30 n
second low tide
40 a m SIS n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
FRUIT RATE HEARING, MAY 10

Honry ], Ford, apoCiuI aHsistnnt to
the Interstate commerce commission.
will hold conference on rail rates
for fruit IN Yakima on May 10. Il
was announced Monday. 4 lower
rate Is demanded. Apple growers OF
Washington and Oregon declare that
they viii lose this seasons crop un.
lcas the rates East are sliced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Foreign Exchange

new YORK May s-FaFsiTn -
change aps-sd higher Sterling wsa AZ
faass new hign on the move other
quotations were Francs. 80 oll'. Hs
10 0fsHs marks t1ettaA Canadian ap'-
lars 30 sat1. Erouen. tetsit.
Tha market riossd slightly higher
sterling made nov high on thr move
sterling. iassA francs. 80 ola3s IRE
80 sfsib marks Soptkss Danaaia' a.
dollars. 50 sgGs. krunsn. 80 ISIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
HEAR CHINESE STUDENTS

5. Tsoi, UniVcrslty student. son OF
a lIongkong department store man
ager and $. II. Biem, son of the
manager Of the Bank OF China. with
Fred II Lysons, attorney, win ad
dress the foreign trade bureau Of the
Chamber OF Commerce at 8 y. m.
Monday on developing trade with
China.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Nay s-neEs Receipts.
90 zee Market steady. str lower halk
% saisa ITsgusts hgtshsrs. 81
uarslrr fEBeufsG. light ttt3B -.
rlrs. tTnE. rsuEhr. Issaws CSC
cattle Receipts. 1896 Market fAt
higher nssf isgfss catcher stock,
fk5aas cann~Fs ard futfsfa. - - . 3.
stavserp ard feeders. $50 y Bic. eg~a.
fseaaa calves. tt0te
sheep Receipts. q eco MARKET steady
I.an.bs o. Tsu9t -. s~ss 80 asGsts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Assassin Tries to
Murder Dry Chief

Prohibition Director Donald A. Nc.
Donald WAS thankful Monday that
the assassin who fired Al him as he
was returning from Tacoma IN an
auto Saturday night had poor aim.
The bullet punciurcd the windshield
and passed within a few inches OF
the dry chiefs head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Seattle Milk Price
Scores 1-Cent Drop

MIlk has dropped ] cent rctall,
delivered
n now sells for ~ cents quart
Further reduction is not probable
Dr =. y Smith, secretary Of the
mayors milk commission. vii call "a
meeting shortly 20 survey the entire
field 81 supply and demand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
BIRTHS

Miller. W NJ 1911 +. Denny way.
boy
ogasawara. Y, 23fs Beacon ave.
boy.
Teradan. T. Bellevue. girl
Iramura, L.. 42s Broadway. girl
FuJifaks. NJ. az Maynard alley Eiri.
Kiyosawa. T.. s2t Alder st. boy.
kawada. r.. 7z5 Alder ST., boy
Shimoda. b. 1922 Weller ct. girl
Kawamoto. r.. 1916 Weller 81, boy.
Browne. NJ r.. 31g7 3fth s. boy.
Dawnie. W. l.. 4g2 Summit ". girl
Wright. H. G.. 2312 ~ Broadway.
Kahn. II. b.. Dos s3rd ave. boy.
Whlpple. O'Neil. Casarucia Apts.
girl.
PAUL. r. A.. San Francisco. boy.
Aysn. &. j.. 1922 y. 4sth. girl
Brown. G. o.. $3.50 1fth ~ f.. girl
Harrison. VI. L., 100 W 51th. girl
Normlie. s. J.. 1901 r. Howe. boy.
Anderson. l.. a. 1853 goth S. W.
hoy.
shearer. S. F.. 500 ". 18th. girl.
Cochran, c. e.. 1901 Shore pL, boy.
Sullivan, G. J.. 1892 W. Holden. girl
Taylor. VI. ". GOfg 49th S. W. girl
Ishida. r, Everett. girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Railroad Securities
Foreign Securities

Saturdays uustatiun.l
Furnished ~ q. Is. AsnnisH a Co.'S Fri
,sts Wire. Halter Hstsi ItuildtnG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
NO UNEMPLOYMENT GAIN

Employment conditions OF las.
week showed no Improvement over
preceding weeks. because Of inclem.
ent weather, according to j. IT,
sbieids. superintendent Of the city
federal employment office. in the
eounty.city building. Relief is ex
pected in the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Reported by Wireless
IL Y NnNnI Communication.

May Str YoHemlte. San FrAnclaco for
Seattle. 20 miles north Of Columbia river.
p. M str Eldridge. Seattle for Yoke
hama. 2,2si miles from Seattle. o. nj. .
str Brookline Seattle for Manila 2OgO
miles from seattie. p m motorHhip
Libby Maine. Cooks Inlet for Seattle, fo5
miles from Cape Flattery. 3 .. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

Alaskan Vessels

vsidez--May i--sallei. atr Northwest.
ern Weafhouud. , n. M
Junesa-May sailed. str Jefferson.
uorthhouuf ! m.
BkagWay- Arrived. ctr Prince
Alice. a. m. Sailed. Btr Princess Alice.
southbnuud y m.
kstchikau-- May SAILED. str Rsdan-
DO. northbound a. noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Firebug at Work
Again in Hotels

Another fire was started earfy
Monday by the flrebug who has ma.
aced several local hotels recently.
lie planted laihs and paper under
twostory frame rooming house a,
5zs Weller a. and set nrs 10 II. A
passerby noticed the smoke and the
fire department e1tinRulshed the
blaze before II made any headway.
Fire inspectors are investigating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Denver Live Stock Market

DENVER May 2-CAttle Receipts
zoe Market isa 2sc higher Steers
IL s0esg Is. cows and hsifcrH. - 20 % 7. 80 :
s,oe ksrs and feeders ta.asH7. calves, 40
uoFs-Reoeipts. 500 Market 100 i5c
lover Top, s. 80. bulk. . iou 2 20
sheep Receipts ~ 900 Market steady.
fasfSa' fs1Snt015. ewes. $500 70,
aprfssg lambs. so 60 II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
WANT TRADE COMMISSIONER

Seattle expOrters ana business men
are attempting 10 have w. ".
Rastall, u. $ trade commissioner.
witt Seattle Rastall is an expert on
the industrial machinery market Of
China. the Straits Settlement and
liz, Dutch East Indies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
III sINEss IMPROVES

Bank olearinrs. real estate ox.
changes and building permits issued
showed steady business conditions
prevailing in Seattle during April.
Real estate exchanges In April
showed a gain over March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
No Strike Here for
a Few Days, Anyway

Whether the strike IN the iob print.
ing trades VIII affect Seattle was not
determined Monday, The Master
Printers association WAS In confer.
cnce most ~ the forenoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
DEATHS
Neyian

Eeyian. Mary j.. 2 months. 4if7 39th
ave. s. W
Inkater. Mary r.. %. 1891 goth ~ r.
Gagne. Henry NJ. 81. G06 r. Thomas.
Larry. l. A.. so. 1912 Queen Anne ave.
Okata, Mitsui. 80. Gsf Yesler way.
Nordman. Ina. 40. Edmonda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. May Sugar. dali
Raw. ffSS. Efanutatsd. s. te1 go
Caffss No Hia. sgat. = use ID No.
, santos. - usac %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
CREW SAVES 10 LIVES

VANCOUVER. u. c. May Capt.
A. J fiosken and crew o. the $, \
Monteagle saved 90 lives when the
French steamer Heintlen was
wrecked off the rocks Of Lumadok
island In the China seas. The ship
sank In 80 minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

SpOkANE Carl s. Thompson.
45. OF Los Angeles, scrapod his foot
when getting Off train here week
ago. lie Is dead OF blood poison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
San Francisco Produce

EAS TRANCtaco. Nay E--nniiss--
Extras. sahr 10
f'h~use--C California fis,s. fancy. ifh 10.
EerH@ Estras IS 80 dos No ! difties
s4e dos sntfs puliets. zoe doH, sndef-
slsea puiirgs. lie don
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
33O4

WASHINGTON senator McCor
mick. Illinois. succeeds Senator poin.
dexter. Washington. as chairman re.
publican senatorial committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age
Ashton. Ed A.. Bremerton G.is
Mayo. Lula Hope. Wiuslow ...Is
German. Charles A.. Seattle Legal
Cline. Florence r. Seattle Legal
MAXWELL Claude y. Tacoma Legal
EosebuFg. Martha T.. Tacoma Legal
StiIier. wallace s.. Seattle ...2g
Thompson. Helen Jane, Seattle 10
MonteL. John. Enumciaw ...72
Peck. Annie. Enumclaw. ........ Is
Peterson. Frank c.. Seattle Legal
Peters. Tyne /. Seattle ..... Legal
Cawthon. Vincent W. Seattle Ia
Malcolm. Patricia A.. Seattle ..I7
Manion. Harold. Aldcrwood Manor 81
Ferry. Ada Irene. Goldendale. 81
White. Irving. Seattle ~...75
Bradburns Olive. Seattle .......21
Madison. George W, Seattle. Legal
Sasse. Jennie r.. Seattle ..... Legal
Corbett. Robert. Seattle .......2I
Shelby. Elizabeth F.. Seattle ..ts
McCalIum. Frank. Tacoma .....2i
Soitis. Helen. Puyailup ..--....... 20
Daniel, James Ayers. Edmonds Legal
Tart. Muriel Alma. Seattle Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Weather Bureau Report

TAToogH ISLAND May a--s A NJ
Rising barometer HIGHT rain. wind east.
ts miles an hour. Passed IN. a small
steamer AZ a M mast steam
schooner 81 a. m. Passed out. a steam
Or At a m. ctr . @ sehofisia ~ Z
a "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Money on Call

NFw YORK. May : money on call, ?
per cent. sir months. - ~ per cent :
mercantile paper. - d7B por cent
Ear alvef--I.oudon AKA. Sew York,
Gsfsc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

June o'Brien pleaded not guilty u
booze charges In federal court Mon.
day and was released on $500 lail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
1921 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

900 a woman walked into the
oOL street ana also walked
into his auto and was knocked down.
Saturday. az y. f2nd ~ and Brook
iyn ave. George Anderson. s02l
Hayes st. told police.
OnC Staggering into the street.
sOOO an alleged drunken man.
was Knocked down by a jitncy driven
by l. NJ. Land. Kenmore hotel. at
Fourth ave and Jackson St. Sunday
lie was uninjurod
OOH-J. s INNS auto knocked
OOf down four ycar.old girl
st 23rd ave $. and Jackson It. sun.
day night he reported 10 police Mon.
day, Hili lives al 1894 y. Madison
ST. lie did not get the name OF tho
child. who was only slightly hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Arrivals and Departures

May str city Of Seattle. from
Southeastern Aiaska. sac D nj ctr Colin
~ LfNinEstuns from Philadelphia via
baltimore. Mobile. Ealhoa. San Pedro and
San Francisco. ~ 70 .. m str Prince
George. from Prince Rupert Via ports.
gao .. m. str Alameda. from Tacoma.
2 is .. M. destroyer Meusrmott. from
Puget Sound Naval Citation. O. m. de-
siroYsf Turner. FROM Puget Hound naval
station. y. m. str Everett. from Ia
coma. 20 .. m str Katrina I.ucksu-
bach. from New York via Philadelphia.
Criatoisai San Pedro. San Francisco and
Portland
Sailed
May 2-Desiroycr Turner. for vancou
yer. Wash. e.is a, m. destroyer MrDer-
mott. Tor Vancouver. Wash. SIS a NJ.
May str Everett for Aen Francisco via
Everett and Heliinghams $40 .. M April
30 8fr Moerdijk. Tor Hamburg via Port
land. Han Francisco San Pedro. Balboa.
Liverpool. London and Antwerp. .. IN.
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