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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-28
$1,000 REWARD.

Sheriff H. G. Nicholson will pay a
reward of $50 for the Information
leading to the arrest and conviction
of the person or persons who placed
the spikes in the road on the Lincoln
highway near McGill Wednesday,
August IT.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-28

aid CSunday Services In Episcopal Church
Dist The special music at st. Barthol-
forcmew's church this morning will be
serva baritone solo by John c.. Hickey.
ed I words OF the solo are from I'm
brouderwcods." by Robert Louis Steven
losingson, music is a requiem by Sydney
OF SlHomer. Sermon subject, What Has
,rueyC christianity Done for the Indlan?"
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-28

Unclaimed Letters In Ely Postofice
The following letters remain un-
called for In the postoffice 1T Ely for
the week ending August %:
Grant Cunningham. Eastern Ne
vada Reclamation Association. MR..
Mable Secmett. Mrs. W. II. Smith. A.
Il. Sylvester.
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WANTEo-Position as cook by a
woman; either camp or ranch: expe-
rienced. Inquire White Pine News.
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John Anderson and
Carey Robinson, Proprietors
Hero q be had the best the mar
&c affords.
Our Steaks and Chops IN moi ex-
fled anywhere.
A place where ladies and gentlemen
ny feel at home.
ST. ELY, NEW.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
MARKET NOT
TO Be MOVED
Council Votes, S to 4, in
Favor OF Pike Place

BY n vote of five TO four. the city
council Monday went on record an
favoring the retention OF the farm.
ers' market at Pike place.
The proposal TO move the market
to the Westlake Market place. at
Fifth avenue at Weatiake, was re-
jectcd after n strong fight.
At the direction OF the council. an
ordinance viii be prepared for In.
PRODUCTION next Monday. accepting
the proposal Of the Public Market
and Department Store Company to
furnish additional quarters for the
farmerr who will be driven off the
Pike place roadway when the Eliot,
ave. arteriai highway is completed.
Councilmen II. Il. Hesketh. c. Il.
Fitzgerald. A. Lou Cohen. Philip
TinJaIl and John u. Carroll voted
for the Pike place market PROPOSE.
ton. While A. T. Drake, r. II. Thorn.
son. o. T. Erickson and William
Hickman Moore supported the West.
lake site.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
BUTTER AGAIN
| DUE FOR DROP
San Francisco Market Has
Another Decline

Tho Seattle butter market was
weak Tuesday. The San Francisco
market chaiked up n cent and a half
four days. only small connignments
This makes drop Of cents within
four days. only small eonsiRpmnts
are being shipped 20 other markets.
ne heavier production In developing
turnout the country.
Jobbcrr predicted n decline for
the latter part OF this week II pres
ent conditions continue. Quotations
Tuesday were 40 cents a pound on
local creamery extras. Cubes were
selling Mt 30 cents.
Florida green peppers were scarce
along the avenue. with quotations
higher AT 81 cents a pound.
Fifteen 10 20 crates Of broccoli ar
rive on the Seattle market daily
from a South Park farm. The bfoc'
coll Hclls quickly nj from 81 10 ~
dozen. according 20 sire.
Cabbage was scarce Tuesday. Two
cars. Of California stock will be on
the market by "Wednesday.
More Los Angeles Strawberries
will arrive here Friday. jobbers re
ported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
Mrp~ E~DAN
A1slilI. I'll

Ai'iili. 81
first low Tide
rttt a. M 90 n,
t1rst ttish Tide
ftet a. m IS n,
~eeoud low lido
stsa y m 90 a.
secrsd nigh Tide
sitt .. m. les n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
First Hundred
Years Are the
Most Arduous!

The first hsadred years are the
hardeaf
SO. " you're not 100 end things
aren't oosro fast right. don't be
dosrnhrayfed
Road here Of fhose srho hare
passed fhe century mark and arc ca
toying hfe 10 the utmost
MANSFIELD. England. Aprii 20.
Mrs Ann slssons. TO-. was hap
tiled and confirmed the other day
after her ninth airpiane flight Il
could walk when started my second
hundred" says Mrs. Sissons. That's
more than I could do when ! began
tho first 100. So thought ia learn
to n.y.
BUTLER Pa. Aprfl 3e.--MeIchior
saaf celebrated hts Tooth birthday
anniversary By playing ball with his
Erandsons and grentRrandsona
You're just a. old as you feel says
staaf
DWIGHT. III. April fs--Afrs.
Mary Potter. Oldest Methodist In the
world. has celebrated her 10Th birth
day anniversary. All but one Of her
eight children have died Of infirmi.
ties Of old age.
NEW YORK. April se.--~Eat
slowly. work hard ana be cheerful. .
anx~ Col NANNY Opcuhe5vn.r I'M
He's going TO lead Veterans Of For.
eIgn Wars In the Decoration Day
parade AS the town gets older.
like everything else. II gets more
beautiful" he says.
MARIETTA, Pa. April 2s.-Barr
spanwier. 100. opens his store every
morning and stays till closing time.
He's the oldest bank president in the
United States. He and his wife. o.,
have celebrated their 7sth wedding
anniversary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
CARAVAN OFF
TO BERRY LAND
Seattleites Trek TO PuyaI-
lup-Sumner Country

Headed by Senator W. H. rauiha.
mus. tho wizard OF Puyaliup val.
ley the automobile caravan Of the
Greater Seattle bureau OF the Cham.
Der Of Commerce left the county city
building at 1890 a m. Tuesday for
a tour OF the richest section In the
world
After driving thru the berry fields
OF the Puyatlup Sumner district. The
party was TO inspcct the new jam
plant said TO be the largest in the
United States,
Eighteen years ago q few berry
farmess In the valley started q CO
operative concern. which handled
!. 900 crates In ono season. Last year
tho membership OF that concern to.
tailed i.soo. and the seasons product
was something moro than l.ooo. 900
crates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
GRAIN MARKET
MAKES ADVANCE

CHICAGO. April ss.-~drain prices
advanced IN trading on the Chicago
Hoard Of Trade today The market
opened weak. bat large buying BY
commission houses boosted prices,
Provisions followed the upward
trend OF grains.
MAY wheat opened AT 81 .3s, down
opened off Nc at ti.0ta. aud closed
~ G higher.
MAY oats were &C Off at the open :
and closed up NC, July corn opened
off a at Cts c. and closed at ~ We
September corn opened Oft "a c AT SIC
and closed up sc.
May oats was = &c off at the open
ing OF askc. and closed sc higher.
July oats opened at 1Tac, Off &c.
aud closed NC higher September
oats were of \. G at the opening price
Of 5sh. G and closed up he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
SHIPPERS QUIT
The RAILROADS
Western Fruit Now Semi
East by Ocean Route

NEW YORK. April :e.--Shipmcnts
OF fruit and other products from the
Pacific coast TO New York by boat.
via the Panama Canal, are increas.
| ing steadily.
Growers have diverted their ship
mcnts from the railroads TO escape
recent freight increases. which they
say are rulnous.
The waterway delivery has passed
the experimental stage. says Dwight
l.. Woodruff. eastern selling agent
for the Hood River Apple Growers
Association OF Washington.
Orchards In our district produce
sa.ooo,0oo worth OF apples yearly"
says Woodruff. Before the war we
found New York our best market
for the 1000 carloads we shipped an.
nually. These netted about $1,000
per car.
Then came the freight increases,
adding so cents a box and additional
icing charges. Freight bills then
came to more than half OF what the
grower could sell his apples for.
Railroads charge si.66is a hun.
dred pounds for fruit delivered in
New York. Growers now ship this
same fruit by boat for 20 cents a
hundred pounds"
The Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Com.
pany is .onc of the steamship lines
that is rushing preparations 10 han.
die increased coastto- coast food
shipments.
Captain c. II. Bradley. eastern
traffic manager. says the company
has spent more than $1,000 in
the last three months installing re-
frigerating plants In its ships.
Proof that this diversion OF prod
uce Is making heavy inroads ON rail
shipments is seen in the desolate ap.
pearance OF rail sidings where fruit
cars from the West formerly were
unloaded.
The New York Merchants Asso.
citation Is actively aiding the move TO
popularize sea shipments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
STUDENTS NOT
TO Be EXPELLED
Sorority Raids "Just Boyish
Prank

Aitho admitting that mcn students
AZ the university last Friday. Cam.
pus Day. invaded several sorority
houses for the purpose Of urging the
women TO come ont and help clean
up the campus. President Henry
ssuxxaiio Tuesday issricd an informal
statement fatty DENYING the rumor
that the men had done anything
which could be construed to be Inn.
proper.
~ had been charged that q gang OF
college men early last Friday morn.
ing raided number OF sorority
houses In the u district. forcing
their way into the women's bedrooms
and compelling tho girls TO leave
their beds. dress and 20 10 work.
II have fully investigated the
whole matter" stated DIR. Suxxailo.
and I'm here 30 state that every.
thing published on the matter 30 far
Is pure buncombe-
THE results of my investigation
are that last Friday morning a num-
Der OF law students who composed
the court that tried the labor shirk.
ers decided 10 send scouting party
out on their own hook.
This was the bunch OF men that
invaded the sororlties. The men did
absolutely nothing untoward or i'm
proper. II was simply case OF
ovcr-enthusiasm-a boyish prank.
that's all.
Their actions were thourhtiess
and as usually happens. they were
misintcrprcted / gave all the boys
connected In the matter n hearing
last night and found all OF the
above facts to be true.
The boys were reprimanded for
their tfDughtlessness and they prom.
ised that anything similar would not
occur again There win be no sus.
pensions or explosions. I'm going
to let the matter drop"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
WATER RATE
HERE IS Low
Far Under Charge Levied I
San Francisco

Consumers OF water In Seattle. =
addition 10 escaping the high service
charge imposed at San Frsnciso4
pay substantially less for waxes
from the public system than do COS
sumers In the Bay City. show fies
ures announced by the public bsnean
Of the Chamber Of Commerce
Some comparative rates bcfvee~'
San Francisco and Seattle for April
1921. show that the Seattle houso
holder consuming 500 cubic feet q
water pays 50 cents whiie the Gan
Francisco man pays 3i2o. III
manufacturer and apartment houso
owner using $500 cubic feet OF w.
ter pays S7-s2 In San Francisco. ar
the Seattle man $40. When tt
consumer reaches $500 cubic fedI
the San Francisco consumer pay&
e7o.sz while tho man In 9sa&t1o
spends only 5000 on meter charges;
But this r. not his only advanfaeeu
Ms the following comparative mouth
iy service charges show:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26

Great Northern Tsrminai--sf TogasnA
Maru.
neil street rsrrninaI--u = y Algonquin.
uscC unaixn. schr Alice.
Grand Trunk Pacific Tsrminsi---sr Nd
rirat Watson.
American Can co.-schr ArafsA
Pier .7--sfr Ttppecanoe-
Pier str AnnEon Msru
pier g--str west Jappa.
PIER Str Redondo. str jefferson. ser
Latouche.
pier A---atr Admiral Rodman.
Pier B--str Spokane. str Admiral schiey.
Pier c--str " est fsieta
rpln-r Pacific Ternniuai--Efr Eeitecf.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers- Nr Eastern
Glen. barge Ei~sit
United states shipping Board Moorfngs-
asr Westward No. str iconiurn. str To-
semitic
Aibsrs Bros. Milling Co. Doek-s,r rto-
mssan Maru.
Alaska steamship Moorinr Str Victoria.
str Eksg~ay, str Aarta Ana
Lander Street Terminal--sehr wawona.
Hanford Street Terminal Bark Guy G.
Goes. ship ". y. Packard.
Todd Dry Docks-str west Hartisnd. str
Pores, King, schr Admiral Mayo. u 3
a Burnside
Puget Sound Bridge q Dredging co.---s,r
Patterson.
smsa Yard--str Roosevelt
HeffernAr Dock str Ketehikan.
Boicom ctsaI Lumber Co.--Schr J. W.
elise.
s,rssn Bark Geo. Curtis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
Traders Scary and
Market ReactiOnQrv

marke, re.eionary at the
opening up az STA oh.r r.e we're firm
the IA
% o7h Atlantic
ped after opening slightly higher
steel, as ~ Central Leather Mb ynchsnFeni
up Cruelhf
Haven eff NJ =. az General asphalt sss M
"San Petroleum isst Tse
asts unchanged
The market closed
tsuched So h,Sh OF hs AZ An
The dividend rails work
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26

erExz CRY

QCEEy CITY
stafis So. large 6kss Quaker Qua kfes
frorn nskssl. s5c: s-rb. pail Flake
white. soe: : large cans pear. = Del
corn. peas or string beans. sse; best bulk
sccoa. rbs ssc; ms good prunes. CSC.
stan 50. ma fine sugar. sse: ne~ mild
cream ehees>. 1,c 10. best fresh ranch
ears. rsc don. rbs. small white beans.
.sc: Csc can syro. 7sc. Stalls zs-si.
sansy piantz. see dor: daisies. 5sc dox
ECONOMY
STAN a. fire beet sugar. ms ssc.
best American cane sugar. ms zee.
stalls 7s-s. .5c can sardIn<s. ise. s5e
can salmon. use: corn. peas or tomatoes,
Ice can staIl 10. shredded eocoanut. &c
n. ssc coffee. ~ rbs ssc. raw sheiIec
peanuts. fos. CSC: pop corn. rbs ssc
stalls f.-s. boiling beef. Toe n. pot
roast. fsAc NJ. choice steak. isc NJ
veal steak. soc ~: lamb steak. zoe No.
MT margarine. 7rc 10. ma. soc: hes;
full cream cheese zoe n
PIKE PLACE
Stall II. best American cane sugar
ma 7oe. stall 10. pure fresh milk, Ice
a.. stafi 1925. large cans pears
large can tomatoes. J for CSC: JeiIo. Zoe
pkg. stall a.. rbs new seeded raisins
<sc. SC boxes matches. zsc: CampbsIr,
soups. Ice can; , ms tapiOca or sage
z5c. 4 Toe rolls toiies paper, 27c
CORNER
Stan ta.. best fresh churnsd butter. &c
NJ, ? ms soc: fresh peanut butter Toe
rb.: CSC can syro. 7sc; fba. Flake white
use. CSC bottle vinegar. f9c. 2 ms. nui
margarine. Ssc: rbs. best cane -ura,
ssc; fresh ranch eggs. zse don. Stall ri
red King salmon, CSC NJ; ling cod, i0s
n.. Finnan haddie, zoe ~. halibut, !
rbs ssc.
wEsTLSKE
Sugar stall. best cane sugar. 1850 sack
best beet sugar, $50 sack. Stalls 1877.
f5s. best churned butter. CSC 10. ms
Nucoa. Sic; milk. Toe can. Stall fs2, .
ms. bulk cocoa, Csc: Rogers baking pow.
der, zsc NJ: corn starch, loo pkg Ptal
fs5, tomatoes. fec can. NE navy beans
Ate: fbs. cracked rice. zsc.
SOUTH END
Stall ~. lamb stew. &c NJ; boiiins
beef 1oc N. Stall 80. minced ham. gOs
H.: French roll. SOC NJ. Stall ~. rad
ishes. punches Toe. celery. foc. Gtal
~. butter. tse NJ; cream cheese. 81,
N. Stall 81, red snapper. t0c N fresh
cod. Toe N. Stall ~. pot roast foc NJ
shoulder lamb. Toe NJ. Stan 1. Chatter.
SANITARY
Cane sugar lbs 2bc, 3 ms Toe. ~ II
per foo-fb sack: Royal white SOAP.
bars 25c; Borden's milk, tail can HE
brown sugar. ms. lie. whipping cream
fse bottle; commercial cream, Isc bottle
fresh milk, &c ct; 10 ms. cane sugar
ssc: MS navy beans. 23c. cans string
less beans, Csc. cans Garden Run meas
Use; 2 cans peaches IN syrup. 5sc: ( cam
L X. l.. vegetable soup. 25c. large ova
can sardinfs In tomato sauce. lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
'SOYA BEAN TAX
| BATTLE STARTS
Levied illegally by King Co.,
Is Claim

Hearing on the Proctor a. Gamble
company's fight against $4,000. 30
taxes assessed by King county on
soya bean shipments. opened Tues
day before Federal Judge e. Il. Cush.
man.
Proctor 4 Gamble have brought
civil action against William A.
Gaines. county treasurer. apd Frank
w. Hull. county assessor. to have
the taxes assessed annulled.
The plaintiffs allege that the taxes
were assessed ON soya bean ship
ments stored in receiving tanks here,
while az a matter Of fact. they claim
the oil was at all times part OF in.
'terstate shipments. and therefore
without the jurisdiction OF the coun.
ty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
Vessels in Other Ports

r0kohhutas-Apru -s-~Arrtred. ~
wsnatehss from seattle. April st--fali'
ed. ssr West fvis Tor seattle. April 81
Arrived. str Edmere from Seattle
~se Yogk~-Apru d. Arrived ssr h u
Iurksnbseh freu seattle
Haitinsrs-Aprii ss-sailsa. str L4e<r'
atsr for seattle
Han Pedro Apru sx-Asrivei. str osin'
auit from seattle.
aan Franclsco--Arrii z<--Arrivsi. So
President from Seattle. D nl sailed
str wapAma for seattle. .. m.
Victoria. II c.--Apru sS--Haiise. So
Moor for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
SHIP MAKES RECORD RUN

A record run OF 5000 miles In is
days has been established hy tho sail.
ms vessel Vancouver. owned by
Capt. N c. Hanson, The Vancouver
l. now on her way from Ruenos
Aires 20 Port Townsend. Her fast
time was made between the equator
aud Colon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
WRECK TRIALS POSTPONED

Trsal Of Capt. N. VI. Marden. pilot
and Arm Hagc, third mate. both Of
flcsrS 81 the steamship Governor
rammcd and sunk BY the West Hart
land. April I, has been postponed In
definitely when the men appeared
before tho steamboat inspectors, Il
was found that many OF the impor
tant witnesses were out of tho state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26

Elm this 50 cent minimum thero +
included charge for 500 cubic -
at cents per hundred. amounts
TO 80 cents. and service charge Z
20 cents The charge u constnk
for any amount OF water used up
500 cubic feet. the 20 cent scrvzD
charge being constant without reode>
cncc TO the size OF the meter.
Thus. when the total charge Il a.
urcd on q basis Of consumption costs
and the service charge In tho two
cities. the Seattle consumer hay1ns
an eight.inch pipe and using 2y.4sS
cubic feet OF water. pays total q
5000. while the San Francisco con-
sumcr pays 3ilo.s3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
SUGAR TAKES DROP

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2e.--
Sugar dropped today for the second
time In two days.
Tho California-IIawaiian refinery
quoted sugar at $3.50 per hundred
pounds. wholesale. Yesterday II was
T.75 and the day before $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
ESTIMATE HUGE TIMBER LOSS

The great storm two months ago
felled six billion feet Of timber. &c.
cording TO. an airpianc survey OF
the region. George II. Cecil, district
forester. states that the survey made
by three army planes during the last
month definitely sets the amount OF
down timber at the above minimum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
1921 Record of |
PedeshiansHit'
by Automobile

0n0-Frank Holton. IS, Of G
kOZ Grand Central hotel. "
sent to city hospital Monday. VII
he complained that he had been e
over by stage at Occidental az
and Washington St Sunday. Holt1
complained OF his legs hurting hi1I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26

CHICAGO. Aprti "a Hogs H~esipss
81 zee. M&rkss tee higher. Hufs o.
sales. tf.t1etse butchers. sr.ftotie
rarkirs. tssau1fs. Iixht, tf.tsosss
pigs, g.0s. roHshs. nstsAfe.
Cattle Receipts. ii.ses. Maftss STEADY
Beef. fsSsUs. catcher rtock. ttst0tTs.
es nners snf cuft~vs. o. ftUttes s;oekrrs
sna fssasrs. tisess. ccwA css0si
calves. sTosso.
shs~p-fise~tpts. ss.sas. Marsss high.
sr LAmts. ts.ss0ii. swss. tf:s0Iss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. April ss--caftie--fs-
esipts tas Market nominal Hest
steers. s5.7E8tsf. common 70 fair steers.
fssso7. choice CO.'S and hsitsF.. Ny
las. eaansrs tfss4t. bulls. ts.see
o.. SO. calves ftWffbe
Hosa-Narksf steady. unchanged
gnssp-- Hereipts. tss Market steady.
Prime lamha. sfaTSe. ysarlinxr. tt.seu
$50. wethsrs. tees. ewes. uHa
Hutfer-s3)e II.
ghsess--.tr ID.
FRga-tsBstc doh
Hona--s0c 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
Weather Bureau Report

rArOosH ISLAND. April ~ A. NJ
Rising tRfcmet~ri cloudy. Wind vest.
miles an hour. fessrd in. a steamer. .
., m, rtr Admiral nepss, $50 a m.
Passed out. steamer. ESQ a. M sir
Saginaw towns aehr Roprrt Levers. 40
a m. thrvssmast sehr. lumber iadxa.
a IN A. N~fss=ed ia, str Nome City
The thr~e-mAst steam schooner Fvpoftsd
80 passing cat at a ma. " the waiiinx-
ford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
Oregon "U" Defeats
w. S. G.. at Baseball

PULLMAN. April 2s.--Thc I'D
vcrsity OF Oregon won the openinv
conference baseball game here yeS
terday afternoon. defeating Wash
ington State college. 4 to 3.
The batteries were Berg. Gray am
Leslie for Oregon. and for w. 8 G
Scaden. Ruley and Bray. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26

sew FORK. April :s--rrsneh frsacs
op~p~a today AZ sesTtf. the hishss, sinss
Auxust . last sferlins vas 81 tftN
franr.. sersT. lire. te.etss. marks.
tesissA Canadian dollars. tsssfs.
krons-s. 80 ftes
IN the Afternoon frsn-s advanced 70
80 efte. Other auotatlons we're. sisf-
isnx sfstI lire. teesss. marks. te-sttAt
Canadian dollars. tststs; tressn. tetsss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26

DENVER. April 7s.--csttie Rscsip,s.
LOO Market fsc lower. Htsors. $50
t71s; co~s and heifsrs. ts67: stoeksrs
and feeders. 81. so07; calves. 100 "a So
Hogs~Bscsipts. loo. MARKET ievlSc
torer. TOP. 81 %. bulk. tTaTss.
ahr-p-Rsc.iptr. a.seo. Market sse
higher. Lambs. ts.so9io.ss. ewes. 10
0sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26

SEw YORK. April ss--Mensy On call
--.Htx months. 7 per cent. msrcsntiIs pa
per. " per cent.
PAR siivcr--ronaou. ,tse: Sev York
sehe.
pamand s~-iinx-ssstH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26

NEW YORK April :s.--Hsrar. vest
Haw, tsez0tTs. graduated. hard. 10
iTsss soft. s79f.sS.
cofs.~-~o. ! re. spot 81 esse ID
Ne. q santss. s0she ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
Alaskan Vessels

Ketehikan--Apru .s--saiiea. sir Ala
media. southbound. istt q m. s,r CITY
Of seattle. northbouad. s.tt q N. April
ss--sslied. ctr cordoss. sogthboand.
A. ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
GEAR WORKS COMING

Automotiye Gear Works, OF ATTAIN.
Tn. Ga. VIII establish one OF It's five
national branches In Seattle. Tho
company has leased property AT $50
r.. Pike st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
The chimpauee and gorilla are

born with brains M large as those
OF n newborn infant. but they do
not develop after birth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26

eAN FRhNrIHcO. April zs.--Hutter-
Extras. 1ttsc H.
Cheese California fats. fancy. isc 10
ErgR--Exfras. 7sc don No. dirttss
7the dor. extra puilets. 2se doh. under
sized puiiets. ishc doz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26
wE>ArCHEE ARRIVES

YOKOHAMA. April ss.--Five days
behind her schedule. ON account Of
pump trouble. the bis passenger lin
or Wcnatchec arrived hero last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26

OLyMpIA.-wcstern Washington
hospital at Steilacoom praised by DR..
Duncan MacCalman, federal in.
spector.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-26

HELENA, Mont.--Dr. Edward O.
Sisson resigns as president OF Mon.
tana State university