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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
RAIL WORKERS
OPPOSING CUT
Present Their Plea Before
Labor Board
ny ROBERT $. TnOuNBURGU

ny ROBERT y. THOHNBuItSli
CHICAGO. April 2s. - HALLWAY
workers presented 10 the United
states rail labor board today their
plea against a wnge reduction asked
by the railroads.
They denied the ASSERTION Of rail.
road executives that the cost OF nv-
ing has gone down sufficiently %
warrant n reduced pay schedule or
that wages In similar industries"
have dropped.
THE board should make no reduc'
ton In wage rates because their
hayo been no reductions In wages
paid In comparable Industries. steel
and coal" Bert NJ. Jewell. labor
leader. told the board. There has not
been sufficient reduction In the cost
81 living 10 Justify n cut In wnger
that were inadequate 10 meet Twins
costs at the time they were eatab
llAhed."
Jewell claimed that the railroad
hoard cannot entertain "A plea from
railroad managers for a reduction In
wages until the inhdequacies OF man.
aRcment aud the high operating costs
resulting thcrcfrom have been elm
mated"
The financial interests controlling
tho railroads also control production
Of fuel. timber. equipment. oil and
other suppiisz." Jewell asserted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
Cash Wheat
Chicago Car Lots

CHICAGO. Arru :t.--cash ~hsst-Ne
. hard. tt:ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
PRODUCE MART
HERE IS DULL
Florin Strawberries Placed
on Sale

Their was duh tone 10 the whole
sale produce market Thursday.
Fiorin Strawberries. OF good
quality, were offered MT from 1875
20 $3.50 on a 2o.cup crate. Jos An
geica berries were selling at 1870 for
n lb-cup crate.
The Wholesale price Of rhubarb was
little easier Thursday at TO IA
cents a pound. California new Gar
net potatoes were being offered AT
0 and 10 cents a pound. Jobberr
claimed there was no market for the
spuds at higher price.
Spinach was moving fairly well Al
Si.2b n boz.
The condition OF the butter market
after Wednesdays 2eent break APP
pearcd to be unsettled Thursday. NJ
several different opinions have been
given by reliable dealers. A sum
mary. however. would reveal the
market ms from steady 10 weak
The egg mart was weak and dull
as II has been for two weeks. The
ege quotations were unchanged
Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28

wsssr. s ears. corn. " ears: oats 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
WHEAT PRICES
ON WAY Up

CHICAGO. April :s-wheAt prices
went higher on the Chicago BOARD Of
Trade today. while other grains de-
clined.
The faii IN corn was due 60 reports
that shipments for Denmark and
Holland were arriving In poor condt-
tion, causing ictup In the demand
for the grain for export oats de-
ciin.i because Of report. Of an
abundant crop in Kansas. Wheat de-
cllned with the other grains for a
while. but soon recovered Its
strength. Provisions were irregular.
May wheat opened unchanged at
si7tn and gained isc at the close.
July wheat opened Nc lower at
81 ON and advanced lie at the close.
May corn was Ne lower at tho
opening price Of ssAc and later slid
off TIC. July corn opened at sih c.
off &c. and lost Nc at the close.
september corn opened &c lower at
6te and closed off sc.
May oats opened unchanged at
fstse and closed off &c. July oats
opened at sfac. off &c. and lost = &c
In later trading September oats
opened unchanged AZ Na and then
declined NC at the close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28

Smith Cove Tsrminai-Pfer A. str La
touehe
Smith Gov. Anchorsre-Barrs Eiver.
Great Northern Tsrminai-5tr Toyama
Maru.
RefI Stree, Tsrmtnsl--schr Aiice.
American Can Co Doek--schr AEa1eA
Pier ft--afr Tsithybius.
Pier Io--schr Fanny Dutard-
Pier str Tippecanoe. str Amazon Maru.
pier Str West Jsppa
pier Str Alameda. str CordovA
Pier A-str Admiral Rodman-
pier B--str Spokane
pier C,-atr West feieta
Union Pacific TerrninaI-s,r ohiosn
Pacific Coast Coal Bunters-U s. I'm
gala. 1iRhtship Umatilis-
United states shipping Board MoorinRs--
Str westward Ho. str fconiurn, str Yo-
semitic, str Eastern Glen. str EcIbeck
Alaska steamship NoorinR-Str Victoria
str Gkagvay. str santa Ana
lander Street TerminsI--Schr wavona
Hartford Street Terminai-Bsrk Guy @
Coas.
Todd Dry Docks-s,r West Bartiand. at,
Forest King. schr Admiral Mayo. U I
4 Burnside.
Puget sound Bridge & Dredging Cost,
Patterson.
Arnes Yard--Htr Roosevelt.
Hsffsrnan Dook-Btr ketohikan.
stream--Bhip Oriental.
Boleofn Lumber Co.--Bchr Philippine
Btimson MIL Co. Doek--5u Ikomasan
Msru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
Prices Steady; Firm
Tone on ". Market

fs-The quiet at tho
feet This OBJECT reduction Discount
United unchanged crubs slightly lower
was down a result OF the cut In dividend yesterday
Opening included =, "a. :,
hem Asphalt n Hudebak.r
IAN,
Amsrieas In 90 y United Fruit es linton Pacific
steel Telegraph Telephone ioTS off Nj
of
studehskr high OF
In
80; sthehm IN. sek up opes1m aes ~ - United s'
off yspngfd is.. IA Famous Pay.rs SON Up nat
up ~: dw 80 ap ss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
They Carried Guns
For Wrist Usage

DENVER, April 2s.-An excited
woman rushed up to Patrolmen
Dodd and Hill here today.
There are two bandits down here
planning a holdup. I heard one OF
them ask the other IL he had the
guns" she said.
Dodd and Hin rushed 10 the scene,
drew their revolvers and captured
the two men.
When searched, three guns were
found on morphine guns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
WTANNIN
PLANT MAY
COME HERE
Baltimore Man Is favorably
Impressed With
Seattle

After a careful investigation Of Ia
ciftc coas, points. r. l.. LaMotte.
president OF the I.aMctte Chemical
Products company. OF Baltimore. mas
decided that when his company builds
a coast tannin extracting plant. Sc
attle will he chosen as the location
said II. II. Mattison. commissioner OF
the Industrial bureau Of the Seattle
Chamber OF Commerce. today.
IaMotte left today for Eureka.
Mont, where his company VIII hund
the first unit OF lis Western plant TO
make larch extract. tannin extract
larch pulp and pulp products, includ
ing paper. Eureka was chosen be
cause there are great amounts OF
Lrch waste available from mills
there. and the first unit Is TO handle
iarch exclusively.
IaMotte plans 20 have distrfeu''
ing branch here, altho the bulk OF
tho output Will be sen, to the plant
nj Baltimore. II Is probable that The
output Of the Eureka plant Will be
shipped to Seattle by rail and then
by .atercoastal steamer TO Baltimore
The first unit OF the plant will have
rs tons output daily. but u Is planned
20 bring IL up to $50 tons daily.
I.aMotts said he was impressed
with the unmatched transportation
facilities here. both rail and water,
with cheap and plentiful water and
power. all OF which appeal to the
manufacturer.
THE conservative business man
Who banks on the future OF Seattle
viii not make n mistake" said La
Motto.
While the initial operations Of his
company are confined TO areh. La
Motto said great Industries can be
built up in Western Washington US
ing forest by produets now going To
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
All.Campfire Mixer
to Be Held Saturday

Repiete with entertaining fea
tur,a. the big minstrel show thai
viii star the An,Camp. Fire Girls
Mixer Saturday Will be witnessed
by large par, Of the girls azso
ciation. The mixer will run from
: until o'clock Saturday after
noon. An admission OF 20 cent?
will be charged. Al girls In the
city are invited Mrz. Ruth Brown
viii tell OF plans for a new camp
site for merit summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
SHOP Plan Success,

That the shop committee plan OF
dealing with labor on III. docks OF
the Pacific Steamship company has
resulted In heavy reductions In dam
age claims and increased efficiency
was stated by H. c, Cantciow. assist.
ant general manager. IN a talk before
the Rotary club at the Masonic club
rooms Wednesday.
OF lumber from Raliard for CaliRo
waited at Port Townsend "Wednesday
night for a favorable wind. 10 she
could sail 10 Cape Fiaitcry. thereby
dispensing with the services OF a
tug.
Small frciHhters operating -
tween Seattle and British Columbia
have expressed some dissatisfaction
at tho announcement that the Pa.
clfie Steamship company Is going to
route some Of It's vessels to Van.
couvcr.
The new $4,000 ton tanker Albert
rolite. TO he launched Friday at Van.
couvcr. wash. win Do sponsored by
Mrs Miles rolndcxtsr. wife Of sena-
tor roindcxter.
Stormy weather has delayed oper-
atoms OF the spring fishing fleet
at Neah bay. The salmon arc re.
ported scarce as yet. also,
A cargo Of whisky and csbi. was
landed at Vancouver. n c.. by the
steamship Moerdiik Of the Holland
Amerika line Wednesday.
More than 1000 tons OF wool from
Australia win be brought TO Seattle
by the steamship Canada Winner.
due April 20.
Cannery ship BENJAMIN y. Pack.
ard ieft Port Townsend wednesday
for her summer station In Alaskan
waters.
Fruit pulp n ono OF the latest com.
moiities 20 be shipped from British
Columbia TO the United Kingdom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
SEEK TO PROTECT FISH

Many appeals for more stringen,
regulations 10 protect young salmon
and other fishes were heard by tho
state fisheries board. which has Just
completed n tour OF the state. accom-.
panied by Director u. A. Seaborg and
l.. IL Darwin. supervisor OF fisher.
les.
Use Of purse seincs was decricd at
South Bend. and trolling, which is
claimed TO be depicting young fish.
was protested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
BANK CLEARINGS
Seattle
Daylight Saving Is
Killed in Congress

WASHINGTON. April rs Day.
light saving legislation for any or
all OF the big time zones OF the coun-
try was virtually killed during this
session Of congress by action OF the
house Interstate commerce committee
today.
The committee voted overwhelm-
ingly against the reporting OF any
daylight saving bill.
Several Eastern members recently
have introduced bills asking that the
daylight saving system be establish.
cd in the East and that time In the
other three zones he not affected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
Public Markets
QUEEN CRY


stalls -. iarg. pkgs. Quaker oustie.
fesrn fakss). &c: s-rs. pail Flake
white. ssc; large cans pears " Del
Monte apricots sse. Stalls f7-is. cans
cocoa. ms. sse; ms rood prunes. asc
stan 50. bs fine sugar. sac: new mild
cream cheese. zSc 10. best fresh ranch
eggs. Csc don. ms small white beam.
;se: Csc can syro. use Stalls so-si
p4nsy plants. soc don: daisies. Tse don
ECONOMY
stall 10. fine beet sugar. ms sse;
best American cane sugar ms zoe
Stalls T-s-s. Csc can sardfnes iSe: Sc
can salmon. ,sc: corn. peas or tomatoes.
loo can. stall 20. shredded eoeoanut. zsc
10. toc coffee. ~ rss 5se: raw shefisd
peanuts. ms 2scs pop corn ! ms zyc
Stalls ia. boiling beef. Toe 10; pot
roast. fzhc NJ. choic. steak. lie N f;
veal steak: ioe NJ lamb steak, zoe M.
stall -. Sueoa. 1sc 10. ms ssc. Gem
Nut margarine. 27c n. ms. soc; best
full cream cheese. soc n.
WEsTLAKE
Sugar stan. sj-fb. sack Northern rIrht
flour. 1900 stalls 1917. Lux flakes. foc
can HiIfs coffee. fi.os. Stall i5o. Tea
Garden honey. sc glass. Stan 1872. 4 ms
dried apples. zsc. large jar Heinz apple
butter. soc: shepard's apple flakes. 7so
and up: best rhubarb. SC n. stalls IS.
PIKE PLACE
Stall II. best American cane sugar Z
- Toe. stsll 10. pure fresh milk. Toe
- Stall 1875. large cans pears
peaches or apricots. B0c; Lur, f0c pkg .
large can tomatoes. , for Csc; JeIlo. ioc
pkg. Stall 81. rbA new seeded raisins
lsc: SC boxes matches. Use; CarnpbelT,
soups. i0c can: ms. tspioca or sago.
asc; 1oc rolls toilet paper, z7c
CORNER
stan 100. best fresh ehurned butter. ne
n. ms ssc: fresh peanut butter. Ice
No: 4sc can syro, Csc, ms Flake white,
fsc; zsc bottle vinegar. foc: 2 ms. nut
margarine. Ste; . ms bert cane sugar.
ssc: fresh ranch eggs. 2sc doz. Stall ii
red King salmon. 25c NJ: ling cod f0c
10. Finnan haddie, zoe NJ. halibut. 2
ms. 35c.
stan ~. lamb stew. &c NJ boiling
beef. ioc NJ. Stall 30, minced ham. zoo
NJ; French roll. soc n. stan &c. rad
ishes. s punches Toe; celery. loo stall
~. butter tSc NJ; cream cheese. sso
n. stall 81. red snapper, 10c NJ: fresh
shoulder lamb. 10c NJ. stan I. Chatter
tens race tracks. 2bc; loaf cake &C.
SANITARY
Cane sugar. ms. 35c. ms Toe, 81 rs
per i00-fb sack. Royal White soap g
bars 2be Borden's milk. tall can fHc,
brown sugar. ms. lie; whipping cream
Isc hottie; commercial cream. re bottle:
fresh milk. DC at; 10 ms. cane sugar,
sc. ms navy beans. 23e; 2 cans string
less beans, Csc, 2 cans Garden Run peas.
Csc; cans peaches In syrup. 3bc. cans
T. X. l.. vegetable soup. 25c; large oval
eaa ssrdines Ia tomato sauce, lee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
o. K. Plan to Send
Elks' Band South

Officers and members OF the So
attic Chamber Of Commerce pub.
licity bureau heartily indor1ed
Wednesday plans OF Seattle lodge
No. %. u. II. o. T.. 10 send
crack band and n large delegation
20 the national convention OF Eiks
Ia Los Angeles in July. II was
agreed that much favorable pub
iiciiy for Seattle would follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
PORT ASKS CIVIC AID

Resolutions asking the cooperation
of all civic organizations interested
In advertising and soliciting business
for the Port OF Seattle were intro
dueed at Wednesdays meeting OF
the port commission by George r.
lampinE. Tho resolutions will come
up for final action at tho next regu
lar meeting OF the port body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
Vital Statistics
pIpTuc
BIRTHS

Anglia William T. 7o2s 18th N T..
boy.
La croir. v. T.. GIL, Paia,in. ave.
girl
Thomas r. w. t,is <7th ave s..
girl
Marshall n. NJ. a747 18th s. w. girl,
Thoen. a. p. ts37 Chicago st, boy.
Moody. A. r.. Excelsior Apta., gIrl
Stuestal. Theodore. Arlington, boy.
Thompson. David. fssaauah, girl.
Burns. H. s.. 1855 2ist ave, boy.
Ozek. John, 27i7 Third ave, boy,
snyder. g. w. 40s Yesler way. girl.
Miller, Elmer, Richmond Beach. girl.
Nakafukh T., i2i Washington st.
girl
Moore. samuel sio5 isth &. girl
salvaro, A. C.. 1903 18th ave. boy,
Randolph. NJ. H.. pes olympic way.
boy.
Hit. l.. T.. Iia2 2.th ave. boy.
Carter. G. H.. 20i w 18TH, boy.
Nakanishi. n. 1225h Jackson St.
boy.
Yoshida, K. 7o5 y King St, girl
lnouye, II. ia37h Wcstinke ave,
Land. s. r., i002s 18th s. w, girl.
kayasaka. NJ. 52fL Main st, girl
Shokaws. s.. 665 Washington at. girl.
Tsuschima. A.. Hunts Point. girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
SEATTLE WINS
IN RATE CASE

The infermountain rate ease ended
with victory for Seattle and other
coast cities when the interstate com
merce commission refused Wednes-
day to order a reduction in rail rates
from points east OF the Rocky noun
tains TO intermountain points.
The contention OF coast critics that
railroads may allow water terminals
lower rates to meet water compcti-
ton Is fully sustained by the com
missions ruling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
Two Murders and
a Mailman! Blooey!

- good time was had BY ALT at
the Nippon Kan theatre. home OF the
Seattle japanese Players. when two
murders and a mailman furnished
tho theme Of three airy meioirrnas
"wednesday night Members Of u1r
Community Service Dramatic Inst.
tatc were honor guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
URGES COAL RuNKERs

on the plea that Seattle is greatly
handicapped by not having accom-.
modations for steamer hunkering.
Chief Engineer George +. Nicholson
OF the port commission wednesday
recommended that the commission
authorize an Investigation TO deter
mine tho possibilities OF Installing
coaling facilities here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
"Murder!" Shrieks
Woman; Arrest Man

MURDER. murder. murdcr; hos
slliing me-
chrim,abci Eckcibrctt's iusty lungs
brought police on the double TO itis
Plum n "wednesday night James
Mc,chum. 81. was ARRESTED as -the
nursicrcr.- Mlss Eckcibrct;. who Ia
q pcgrcAs. was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
Denver Live Stock Market

| DENVER. April ss.-cattie--Rocsipts
500. Market stronger. Ht~rs. f79s.
| cows and heifers. Ss6T; sfocters and
feeders. SBaT. calves siedis.5o.
| HoKs-Reoeipts. 400. Market $50 Sc
higher. Top. ISIS. bulk. t7sOds
Sheep-Rsccipts. $500. Market strong
Lambs, ss.7s9io. ewes. tsGs1s. spring
lambs tlo.7GdfIso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON. April ss-The
proposal that appropriation for the
continuance OF the 1916 naval
building program be held up until
President Harding calls confer.
enco on disa armament. was defeated
by n large majority In the house
today,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28

Msnns-sprii ss--saiisd. str Protest
laus for Seattle.
shanzhai-Aprn si-Ssn.d. str IA
shina MAru for Seattle,
Honoiuiu-~AprlI sT--ssIisd. schr Hsi-
enc for BelllnRhRm.
San Pedro-Aprii 7T--Arrfved. str are~l
Ranger from Seattle. str president from
Seattle. str Mgkiitso from. Seattle.
Eau Francisco--April 7s-ArriyeS. str
Rainier from Seattle. a m. April IL
Sailed. str Hyades for Seattle. .. m. str
Rosaite Mahorsy for Seattle. .. m: str
Colin ~. Livingstone for Seattle. 0 .. m.
str Everest for Seattle. o. m.
AHtoria-tpfti s7--Arrivsd. str wal
IIngford from Seattle. ~ a m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
Foreign Exchange

NEW York. April N.-Foresrn sI
change vas firm al the opening Today
Sterling. ttNs francs. teoTSt. lire
80 sts3. marks. te.etftf Canadian dollats
50 1919. kronsn. 80 t2ef-
The market closed firm. Sterling
tsst. francs. 80 eTs.S. lire. festss
marks. f9.ofts. Canadian dollars. tettss
kronan. 80 iset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Apru ,t.-TAttls-xarket
steady. unchanged.
Hogs Receipts. SIS. MARKET steady.
Prime mixed. ts.seoio: heaviss. tsas:
pigs. 500.
Sheep Receipts. sai. MARKET dull.
Prime lambs t7s7se Gull lambs. is.so
1s: yeariiaxs. ttsea $50. wethsrs. 80
s.. ewes. not
Eutter--39c. IN.
Cheese-ssS IN.
EEEs-isg13c doh
Hens-s0c Id
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
APPEAL FOR APPLE CARS

Telegraphic appeal for emergency
railroad rates TO move / 100 cars OF
the 1920 Yakima and wenatchee
valleys apple crop has been sent 20
the interstate commerce commission
by the state department OF public
works. Refusal to grant the request
will mean bankruptcy to many
growers. 1t was stated The commits.
sion has acknowledged receipt OF the
message.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. April 2s.-By
a vote OF 4S to 0 tho state senate
passed the bonus bin here yesterday
calling for a referendum vote on q
bond issue Of SIS 900, 900. The meas
ure provides for a bonus OF SIS a
month to ox.seryice men up to 20
monthA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name ana Residence. Age
Smith. Homer t.. Yakima Legal
Moss. Mayzelle A.. Seattle Legal
Rounds. Ira NJ. Newcastle Legal
Holmes. Elizabeth. Issaquah Legal
Eckenbcrg. w. L.. kctchikap ...22
Frye. Lois T.. Seattle ..........1s
wilder William, Duvali Legal
Fueston. Emily. Duvall .... Legal
johnson. r., Seattle Legal
Mcclellan. Edna May. Seattle. Legal
Schliup. Rudolph j., Seattle Legal
Hoffman. Gladys l.. Seattle Legal
Whltcroft. Clarence ~. Seattle 20
Raglan. Beatrice. Seattle ......... IA
Blacker. Frank. Everett.
Wallace. Virla. Spokane .........22
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
Weather Bureau Report

TtroosH ISLAND. April :s--s A ~.
Failing barometer. cloudy: wind east.
NINE miles an hour. Passed out. str
kennecot,. 7to .. m; tug Tyss towing
q three mast shlp. a. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28

Arrfi ss-str Aismsis srot, Aaebo~ase.
Southwestern via Southeastern Alaska.
7sss a m str Corsiovs from Southwest
ern via Southeastern Alaska. sac q m.
April s7~s,r Admiral Dewsy from TIA
coma. t.is .. m.
Sailed
April :s-str Aunxon Maru for Ssv
York via Tacoma. San Frsncisro and
Balboa. $50 a. m. April sT-Htr Ad-
uniral Dewey for Vancouver. N G. 10 ..
m: str Nome city for san FRANCHISE via
Tacoma and Esrrstt. II .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
San Francisco Produce

SAN rRAScfBco. April fs.--Buttsr-
Extras. ave ID.
EKgs-Ertraa. 7ic don sstra pulists
sse doL. understood puiists. ale dok
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
DEATHS
Mcfarland

M M,,,a land j. r" 20, 1858 u. Thomas
Butler Annie NJ. 80. 625 Fifth ave. w.
Dose. Ida. ~. 3007 walker IT.
Barton. Artley. SO, 3b6 nth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
Money on Call

NEW YORK, April 2s.--Money on call
per cont. mercantile paper. per cent
Bar silysr-iondon. stke. New York
s9hc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28

CHICAGO. April ss--Hex.~Hsc~spss
~. ess. Marsss fso;ke higher. nnik ef
sales sstegtse. butchers. ts0ate
packing. NseVT.Tks tight. n:Ssfs 50
pixs sTUt! rouxhs tsss9s,e
cattie--Hsceipts. t.se0. Msrtss fte
higher Rect. t7.:kes. eu;ch~r stock.
ttss0tTt. Gamers and cutters. jl.sa
uss .fock~rs ard feeders tike9f.ft.
cos. ssrtg7. csfs.. tTtso,Tk
Sheep Receipts. 1899. Msrte, steady.
fAmhs. t1TSDfe ewes. ~ ss0T.ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
MANUFACTURES "H0P"
IN PORTLAND JAIL;
NETS HIM 100 DAYS

PORTLAND. April "a. By
Brown started In today on n 100
day sentence for manufacturing
hop" in the city jail.
Jail authorities had been nt q
loss for SONS time 10 account for
the hop parties" being held with.
In the confines OF the local bias
tile.
Jaiier o'Brien yesterday solved
the mystery when he found
Brown cooking raw opium In his
cell. The material had been fur
nlshed by a chinarnan In AN al.
Joining cell. II was cooked la a
can and then paSsed around 10
the inmates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
Hot Weather Fails
to Speed Near Beer

BAN FI,AHcIsCo. April zs.--Eyen
hot weather won't bring 'em 10 II.
The brewers say.
san Francisoo'r thermometer stood
NJ 50 yesterday and gave prospects
~ being higher today--a record for
this locality.
"in the old days when II rot that
hot We would sell ~ wagon loads Of
beer said a leading brewer today
Yesterday we sold five Of nearbeer.
II viii he about the same today"
One ps~son In every 1000 In tn
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Alaskan Vessels
Vessels in Other Ports

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Ship News
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