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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
The Four Sources.

In othe1. words ii. th4- w wear
our frocAs and .re-. e,-ts - nc.A
ties and sto,k ks ana ia IS ana .r,.s A-
furbelov cr-.,~ from o. -a-s- te--
sources. tha- were dls1eke e'ed -ar ha
when .ae raa. vas yo-ng
our MOO s5is. IS t4.-.d hlef z.
from the p-.aEe sheer. whs- + s-2a
quantity 4s a,-=H e...3a.. .tte
II certain goats 'ts- a A-ir.
.sr ,,.,t.-. Is
aIl.e = Tie "a. .--. .s ,a-.-
I'd ne same ~o..-...~
All ut our raw 44h ..--
III obig1ug cateEi. ..4.at- r. p se t-.
the substance j. tli-s. Elt4C- -G.. -r.-.
i 4uto eocoons ~ as VtleA
...aHe ,leu chang from H9rI. u .o-A.
.rE .h- alo.Lull4us had tae s4-i> lis-
.s a4 tur ,h. ~t -es
ts-.r oa,alr e r.. -e.L ,e- =.
t.c cottoa l-4t- MAS ST.
STOOD l. Ill, Aa
tory b.. ords Che -ev !. r. a-i 1.--
.-oI. lax.
H. red .1t wears. D1t two o.l
nat. been added ~ these toHr &.ia
can manufacturers have succeed. d lf-
pYod, .irr rough textiles such IS hastt
t11E. tae s-t. t-iett n. tt.-...i '>.-
chemists. atte. a4-ch ezi,-s .a ,,.-.-s..
nat,. beaa ahit ~ prod ice a.. -a 9t-E
In-. IL. GttraHs beea- l1--r ,E
pe-.u.ert- WITH .ar.o..s plants. Those
4 .ts.te, . s3u.. D.tys
ue war a-a D.. se
table ea1.r.. t..4ht
.lv IL .ar. I- ,a- .t
41s, er 80 -... D..e e.1....at.e u,
-four ia ... aa ri. IS
thar saEs saa.ce
acro.al1e q statement of ta.
Gatea- Fo...ea c.-a Domestic Coul
n.s.e bio t,s veg tab ahe ,nd1sf
v~ eS-a af r.g-r,rt X ft.
l.at- .I Daaa tc Hr. .
uhg tlr t' vns a.ra-
fnad 4 aet-...e aeeG
e..c.llt ana a.e n hl' ag
-ea sista. Ell
ui and slac theu ral.e " ~r
sr.u f4esr II. t# caf III
ev-r-acr a-iuT SCALE. l n'
dent years ~ .s eE.Sl-uco thc .rod
i.ets of this concern haye cotarod
4l4e rang of reg table hares. a.Id
lne C'f.a grass sa"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
DOCTORS DIDN'T HELP
HER SICkLY CHILD
soHg and 4 ealsny N0w. M4sieH says.
d5h~ Emulsion SalaI
It's Lie.

~ Iy uay thTee=5eaf=ald baby
tas sIS III ea1 - hat. sagl W
.eeet,3 sta - dse ass GsHs. 1ai
aat tae I'LL aai EHaN What
fed 4#H eaW.us.
@ae E.a H# Hest aaae months
.a 5t. i.s .,s.Elza f..t.ali
#sH. tss a.st
sa IS ue hr ii t=A . tgeo Tt
is~ $50 4Hs.l.t. sgons 31ssl
aeaituy- .ehe tha !-ta = sa5 AiG~
#sa.a.-.o. saved t. - Mrs. Willis
$ Tttss NaeoL4o le.f. teNas.
For resfoi4Ag IL polite health and
strength Ia 4ielslg children aetAefs VIII
uad M. Emu lan TIE fHms thy htve
iISsEs sought Aast chH#En like 10
tle il because mint las,a eHalsi.9ns
.t4 ie-lsa it reaIa tt5Iea eeud
NI .tH.lsIoa i.sa#t aatfi-
f.35 ..r.I Il co3s @fIse medicine L
restore. Aetlsn n4l4rai heee.4 action
aosas away nsfa ~ Es=4 Is pills anl
III promote. 4rFeat and
i kly puts Fht d.- ilNe arsaas IN
shape u a4simdal food. IS a builder
81 flesh and strength MHhs Emulsion
is strongly recommended Il those whom
sickness has wal sGe. ae54 S a power
fai AID If I 4ist.HE tHd IeIt4s H4s the
.fle.t- ef wasting di4H t.sra chronic
+ stomach t.9utte ana constipation lre
promptly relieved
rms is the onIS solid emulsion made
sd 7o p4latah.a tast Ii Is eaten with j
spoon .ls. ice ef ans
.>a taattti has efo your etse. Aat
ase ugs.d to Il NHa4 Emulsion uadsi
TINS guarantee Fake sis GJttlea homt
with tou. use il according L. directions
and If not satisfied with the, results
vaur money VIII 10 promptly refunded
piica Zoe and Si.a0 per huttlg .iA6
+ sIlIs Emulsion e3.. lcrre hauta. lnd
Sid by iTuGslsle ck -IAN1ha#le.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
[Bys,,{ ng Eafl@ss Han us.

h4eed tI.e
.-.- A+ TNsynty-s. siu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
New Fabrics
I}y Frederie tiaskin.

New York. March S.-All Of US Wld
soon he wearing garments made from
.cawced and grass. if the Vegetables
fabrics recently produced hy German
textile manufactures heCouic popular
ia tnc country.
The Germans hlye achieved sonsn r'-
,l..,.llaIlc results nj Ga" textile line hy
proceeding upon tho assuni ton th''
almost any vegetable product from
dandciIom To a parsnu. an l'H tulntd
INTO clothiue q necessity drW@ads a.
During the war. ns. lssity dii. Iav
German supplies "A vo"t ahi
becall, eXhausted- they w.fc naa..
fo slnuEElv their new supplies t1rouEh
thc blockade. 81 there WAS nu,hing t.It
for German chemists tu do but AZ pro
ducc soulcth.u- new ia the Wa> " TAB
rios.
An cxhlbit ii those novelties. ground
out uudQl Til. cAis,uties ot v4r WAS
recently held tz Jhr Eurcau of lolc.en
and Domestic Commerce here, ANA vts
widely attended b> American tsNU.,
manufacturers. Il included samples
az overcoatjngs, table cloths. paper
sport Jackets. sweaters underwear.
stockings and socks worstcd and mAnt
other mems and womens garments aH
MADE from Atll ltt4N NCAtt+Af't'' 't'''t
heretofore scprn.G a~ hciuE ui
value Ncttles. hons. willow harh-
needles. cornstalAs. and asGaragas Atr
merely few Of the things repres MED
in the materials.
Instead az being brittle and fraE'io
! and impractical FOR windy weathrf As
I might be supposed. the new NeGotaHis'
| fanrfcs are soft ana seryl,cahta aHa
| guaranteed II withstand the t0,Eh St
/ gale The German underwear. talde
| from china grass Is si4i ~ hr asttet
/ than that made IA pure wvol or Aou.
4 ana cotton. as il prevents the g.liDal..S
4 from shrinking II IS slsu 4. arrl lt
/ textile experts ta bt vt aet. >v+
/ quality
1 \ large varfetz ~ ll0tEi-g roa !.
! something ahso1.t,.E news II tae al@t I7
I III our civflizauou. it .s ravoiutt3uarr
I .or ever since Ia,a ir--arA taa ta.
..<ed better ia ...e~ rG.N a.Ev t
making them t.e.t .l. 4tt." a.-
products yhlch 4r, woo. -.>.
ana flax AT N-to. -.a. -tsa.t~ ~l">
/ shat the arts s..u..:.A .aa W.-
were in q late stae Il. 4.ye .ors-s1-
tar back as -e9. I ~ltJG Isl rs -4-
back as the nattes eau +. t-sl, e5 ..s-
that these four fairies were wctl h. Isl.
| then.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03

j. rxt time the landlord comes
around ask him if he's heard anything
about the drop in rents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
GEORGE DAVIS \
. THOUGHT CASE
WAS HOPELESS
Could Find Nothing to Help
Him and Was Going
Down Hill Fast

i've never been much OF hand a
praising medicines. but can certain4
ly cay something good for Tanlac.
said George Davis, 10 Nagiee ST.
San Francisco, recently.
About six months ago had 3
bad case OF ptomaine poisoning. and
II came pretty near laying me out al
together. For three months I was
in an awful condition. and suffering
constantly from diarrhoea. became
weak all over. and was going from
bad TO worse. I tried everything y
knew OF, but II was beginning to look
like nothing would ever reach m3
case.
THREE months ago a friend OF
mine recommended Tanlac to mel
And it'U a fact. four bottles have
made a clean sweep OF my troubles
and built me up TO where / feel like
a new man. / am working every day.
now, and when IL comes to recon-
mending Tanlac. can't put II to-
strong
There f. not a single portion Oh
the body that Is not benefited by the
Nfiplul ACtfon OF lanidc, which Ut~
gins It's work by stimulating the a.
gestive and assimilauve organs.
thereby enriching the blood and IN
vigorating the whole system Next
IL enables the weak. WORKOUT storx
ach TO thoroughly digest its food
thereby permitting the nourishin&
products to be converted into blood
bone and muscle.
1t overcomes, Il II said. that gron
exciting cause Of disease-weaknas1
II renders the body vigorous end
elastic. keeps the mind clear and en-
ergetic, and throws Off the symptems
Of nervousness and indigestion II
builds UP the constitution weakencdl
by disease and mental and phe
overwork. quIckens convalescenSe
and - an unfailing source Of comfort
10 all suffering from such troubles.
Tanlac Is sold In Seattle at Bartell's
Drug StoreS-Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
PRICE OF EGGS
GOES UP AGAIN
Eastern Washington Corn
Selling Fast

The decreasing production Of eggs
again affected the Seattle dairy mart
with a scent raise "Wednesday. when
the quotations were chaiked up at
~ cents dozen for the fresh ranch
ana from 30 90 81 cents for puliets.
A continual. steady demand also has
"A bearing on the egg market
Fresh corn from Eastern Wash
inRton war on the street. and was
being cleaned up at from $3.50 10 80
a crate.
Watermeions were moving slowly
because OF unfavornbie weather.
They were quoted at from 60 az
cents "a pound.
Jobbera were asking 81 a crnte for
fancy ranpberries. The price was
1925 10 ;i.7b Tuesday. Pie cherries.
packed IN 2i.box crates. were sell.
ing,st s2.2s.
Tho cold weather caused a dun
business in all the divisions OF the
produce market Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
ROOM FOR ONLY 500
MORE STUDENTS AT
u. OF w. THIS FALL

There h room for only about
800 more students next year at
the University OF Washington. !.
according Ia announcement by
Recorder u. ~. Stone.
Because OF limited funds. maxi
mum attendance nj the university
for any quarter next year has been
cut 10 approximately 1900. -Four
thousand old students have applied
for readmisnion. About 400 now
students have made application.
AZ the old students were advised
10 apply for readmiaadon even II they
thought II only probable they would
return. II is expected that a large
percentage OF them win not come
back. In addition. about 10 per cent
will not be allowed TO re-enter be
cause Of low grades.
or the $500 applicants for entry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
Sister to Testify in
Baby Murder Case

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July 10. -
Clara Muliicane, IS. sister of the ac-
cused girl, Will be a star witness for
the defense In the trial OF Erie Mul-
licane. Lebanon. Mo- girl. at Los
Angeles. on a charge OF numbering
her infant child, II was declared here
today.
Clara and attorneys In tho case
who have been in Lebanon taking
dispositions for the trial July Is OF
Erie. who is alleged To have named
W. y. McConb. wealthy Lebanon
banker. an the father OF the dead
child. passed thru here today en-
route 20 Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
TRYING TO QUIT
SHIP, IS BELIEF
Captain Orders Man Who
Went Overheard Held

S. Hashlnai<a. the Jap thought TO
be stowaway. who was rccaptured
Monday night by Louis and Joseph
Dlxard. after he had leaped from the
liner Fushlmi Maru In Smiths Cove
Sunday night. viii be returned 10
the vessel.
Hashlnaka carried n scaman's
card. and had right 10 SO ashorc.
u was found The trouble was he
didn't 40 ashore in the orthodox
manner. but leaped overheard. Pa
trolman w. @. cottle fired at him In
a vain effort 10 halt him.
Tho master OF the Fushimi Maru
thinks Hashinaks attempted to dc
scrt. and asked authorities TO hold
him until the vessel is ready to sail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
Mem York Exchange
Strong at Opening

PrHdent HAIdinga state
the
q ~
Asphalt up ~ at t9t Rails also were fraouonaly higher
baldwin 76 Petroleum. 100 American suFar
y, y Y,
Nv 10 ; a
y.
Under bear operations OF TO
both fiorcoArrow tho chief
n
nouneement railway labor board had permitted the
respond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
SAYS USE SHIPS
FOR BIG BRIDGE
Would Use Idle Craft fol
Bremerton P0nt00n

BREMERToN. July fa-Build n
pontoon bridge with Idle government,
ships,
That Ia the proposal advanced by
Henry c. Init. engineer employed nj
the Bremerton navy yard. to make
serviceable use of - of the wooden
huils now lying in Lake Union.
Hit would span the Washington
Narrows, between Bremerton and
East Bremerton. with n floating
bridge. plan which he declares Is
entirely feasible Other engineers
corroborate Hits opinion.
Such bridge would be Of great
commercial benefit to the two towns,
and also would afford direct route
between the navy yard and the Key
port torpedo station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
GRAIN PRICES
GOING HIGHER

/ CHICAGO. July is.--contlnued
hot weather. with reports OF appear
ance. OF black rust in. the wheat In
the Northwest, caused grain quota
lions 10 continue their rtHc on the
Board OF Trade today. Leading
houses were on the buying side
There was not much wheat for sale
until september delivery reached
si,ss, when large offerings caused a
rather sharp dip, However. this was
regain~d whe n the market closed.
Provisions were irregular.
July wheat opened at si.es's. VI
NC. and closed up ~ &c. Septcmhe r
opened at si.s5. up &C. and closed
ave up.
July corn opened at CSC. up We.
and closed unchanged. September
opened at e3c up tAc. and closed
up Nc.
July oats opened up We at ,TAc
and closed UP an additional isc. Scp-
temher opened at % ac. up ie. and
closed up NC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminal-Pier "A, str Key
stsee state; Pier u. str Fushim,
Maru.
American Can Co.'S Dook--str Jefferson
Bell Street Tefminal-ADestroy Itch
field and Marlborough.
Grand Trunk Pacific Termfnai-s5tr Ad
mirai Goodrich.
Pier B--str Admiral Rodmnn. str Al
fnlral Sohley.
Union Pacific Terminai--s,r Manukaf.
u. y. Shipping Board Moorings-sti
Eastern Glen. str Deirosa. str Iconi.
UNI. str Westward Ho, str Anna II
Morse. afr West Hartiand
Stacy Street Termlnal--U. q. g. 3. Burn
side.
Spokane Street Tcrminal-str Relief
Todd Dry Docks--Str Admiral Farragut
str Wenatchee. str West Jester. schi
Admiral Mayo.
Ames Yard-Str Roosevelt.
Standard Boiler Works Dook-str Pat
terson.
Heffernan Dock--str valdez
Btream--BhIp chililcothe, battIeship Ida.
no.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13

next fall. therefore. Recorder Stone
PREDICTS that 20 or 30 per cent will
not actually register. This will leave
room for approximately 500 more. a
number which Mr.. Stone expects 10
be more than filled within the neIt
few days.
Applications arc being filed IN
order OF receipt The final date set
for application OF new students u
August 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
Says Bank Listed
Forbidden Assets

TACOMA. July 13.--That the d.
rcctors of the defunct scandinavian
American bank Of this city failed TO
strike from their books certain items
listed as assets. when ordered 10 %
so by tho state. was testified by r.
L. Farnworth. state director OF taxa
ton and examination. during the
suit yesterday OF the Charles Miller
estate against Charles Drury.
The plaintiffs lost In their attempt
20 have returned real estate worth
$4,000. traded to Drury for 50 shares
In the bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13


ueg~--rs~sipts. :i.eeo. MARKET steady,
sse tower. TOP. tieot. bulk % sales.
tsSe0ie. heavy weights. fSieuste
rn lsm ~sixht. ss.se9ie. liant weight
tsseuiees. hrssy packing ss~s. ts.Is
gfe. packing sbwS rough. G.'sShss;
pigs. t3&egto.
CAfsie--nse.ipts. fe.oee Marhet duit.
steady chsics and prime. ts.Tsosis.
medium and good. tT.ss9t1s. COM
mon. sGTs0T.ss: good and choire. s.se
0tD,s: common and medium. ts:so
tsss: butcher cattle and hsiferr. tt.Tt
esirs. cows. ttoT; bulls. ttss0eTss
tanners and CATERS. cows sri h.ifsrA
efoAs4. Gamer ste~ra tlse0 ~ .
veal calves. t,sfiss; feeder steers.
SkTsor.te: Vsocksr ssews tfftOT,ss.
stooker cows and hsifsra tissotto.
shesp-Hsesipss. fs.sea Markst steady.
sse iovsr.s Lambs. uSoCurs; lambs.
euii ana common. ssosfs: yeariinx
wetheru. tESaso. ewes. S30Ass. Gull
TO common ewes. uGfsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
Free Lance Salmon
Trollers Win Fight

Altho the court ruled against them.
the free lance salmon trollers won
the right to sell at Neah bay fish
caught beyond the three-m!le limft.
when the state filed in federal court
an affidavit stating II was mistaken
In its attempt 10 prevent such sale
Of fish.
Action had been brought against
the state fish commission by the
Union Fishermen's Fishing 4 Pack.
ting Co. who sought 10 enjoin the
state from arresting fishermen who
disposed Of their catch at Neah bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
Vessels in Other Ports

Kobc--Juiy ARRIVED. str Protesiiau
from Seattle.
YokohAma---Juiy T-saiicd. str rkoma-
san sMaru for seattle
New York--Juiy f7--Arrived. str fovan
from Seattle.
Gan Pedro--Juiy fe-safied. str Al
mlrai Dewey for Seattle. str Anniston
city for Seattle. str Ohioan for Seattle.
Aan FranciHco-~Juiy iz--Arrfyed. str
Queen from Seattle. 10 p. m. Sailed. str
Mandssan Maru for Seattle. 4 .. m. str
President for Seattle. at noon.
Astoria--Juiy is--sasied. str EcmdiJk
for Seattle, 6 a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
fTu~sdsy's 0usfafsgn.,
puvulshed By LII MsHnisr a c.
Boiler Ilssel Bsildinr
Country's Merchant
Marine Shows Gains

WASHINGToN. July 10. - The
American merchant marine nun.
bered zs.s0o vessels OF 1880. 600
gross tons at tho close of the fiscal
year. June 30. 1920. according TO a
statement today by the bureau OF
navigation OF the department OF
commerce. The marine increased
more than 100 per cent in tonnage
since the beginning OF the war, the
statement said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
METAL OUTPUT DECLINES

Noticeable decreases in Washing.
toms output OF lead, silver and cop.
per have resulted during the first
half OF 1921 on account OF the gen.
erai depression in the metal market.
is tho statement OF G. N. Gerry of
the United States geological survey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
Workman Injured
a. Sewer Caves In

3. Tgosuso. %. italian iaborer. iiv-
Ing at 3sis Ninth ave. was severely
injured when n sewer excavation in
which he was working. at r.. 3sth
st. and Eastern ave. cayed In. at 8
a. m. Wednesday.
Tho injured man was taken 20
Lakeside hospital. suffering from a
crushed chest. four fractured ribs
and scalp woundss sustained when
planking In the ditch gave way. bury.
Ing him under a mass Of timber and
earth.
His condition is critical. but 1t is
thought that he viii recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
Large Contract for
Boxcars Is Signed

One thousand boxcars and gon-
dolas will be prepared by the Pacific
Car A Foundry Co. at the Renton
plant for the Northern Pacific rail-
road. according TO contract signed
yesterday. which provides for the
work Of 900 men and involves an
expenditure OF about $1,000 Ac.
cording 10 q ID. Colvin, vice-presI.
dent Of the company. the contract is
Che largest Of its kind ever nego.
tlAted. and indicates reyiving bust.
Dnss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
Dry Agents Seize
Still From Truck

One Of the largest stills yet seized
by federal prohibition agents here
was taken Tuesday evening as Il was
about TO be cartel away on truck.
and the alleged Swner. Louis John
son. was arrested A stove and con.
denser. but no liquor or mash were
found The stiii was taken at Second
ave. and Columbia ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
FRASER FISHING
DONE AT AL0SS

VANCOUVER. b. c.. July Ia
gockeye salmon season this year on
The Fraser river. fishermen assert.
y not proving worth while. and not
on one day has Il paid them TO
throw out the nets. They place the
blame on the delayed warm weather
and the exceptional height OF the
river.
This report II contradictory TO the
prophecy Of Indians. that big run
Of salmon on the Fraser river would
follow In the regular cycle Of four
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
WRECKED AUTO
F0UND;MYSTERy
Belongs to Man Convicted
on Dope Charge

Mystery surrounds the finding Of
an automobile wrecked against
tree at w. 9th IT and First ave. ~.
w. by Patrolman J. T.. Smith early
Wednesday.
The car. which Is a stearns-K Knight
touring model. WAS found to belong
10 Walter Anderson. 735 Summit
ave. who was convicted in police
court Tuesday Of selling alcohol TO
dry squad agents and sentenced by
Judge Gordon 90 serve 30 days In
JAN and pay 800 fine.
Anderson was in jail at Tho tins
the car was wrecked. His wife said
the car had been taken from theirl
garage by a thief Tuesday night.
When found. the car was bearing .
license issued 10 Andcrson's Pierce
Arrow. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
Reported by Wireless
q. 4. Naval Csmrasaications

July iz--str sCordova. Hawk Inlet for
Seattle. $50 miles from Seattle at noon
str City Of Reno. Seattle for Portland. off
Cape Flnttery Mt y. m. str Eldridge.
Yokohama for Seattle. $50 miles from &C.
attic at p. m. atr Silver State, soattie
for Yokohama. i.9is miles from Seattle
at p. m. str Victoria, Seattle for
Nome. SCI urirs from Seattle at 9 y. m.
str Depcre. Tacoma for Portland. off
West Point at .. m. motorship Ozmo.
Unaiacka for sesttle. 100 miles from Sc
attic at =. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
Business REEVES
in Yukon Territory

Business is picking up. In the
Yukon. according to George T.
Coffey. resident manager for the
Yukon Gold company. who Is In
Seattle Wednesday. A new industry
In silver-lead properties Is being de-
veloped in the Upper Stewart River
district, Coffey says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13

csffie--Market steady choice steers
tsTs9s1s. fair TO good steers. tbsss
g.. chotes COWS and hsifefs. tt.sc8s.
Gamers sfTkaaTs: bulls. ts-zset.
calves. tssgUto.
Hegs--f~cslpts. Ga Mark~t s'ronH. sec
higher Prime mtxrf. stise q ~
heAvirs ts0f pigs. sle0fs.
sh~~p--ftecsipts. asa. Market strong
Pair 20 good lambs. ts.te9f.Ts. lambs,
a. segsse: y4stinss. tt9sss. wsth-
srs. ys@tso. ewes. sigs.se.
nutt~r--9tr 10.
ghs~se--zt q s1c ID.
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The meeting of the city tar re-
duction committee with the school
board. which was 10 have been held
Thursday night has been postponed
until some time next week. the exact
date TO he announced later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13

skaE~ay--Juiy i,-salled. str North
western. west. s.5o n m
Junssu-Juiy f3-saiIed. str epokans.
south. gao y. m. July f.--saiied. ctr
Alameda. south. Tao .. m. str Admiral
Watson. south. $50 y. m.
Petsrsburs--Juiy is--safied. sfr City OF
Seattle. north, io.so .. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
Passed Bad Check on
Book Store? Arrested

o. F. Bergiund was arrested Thurs
day on a charge OF obtaining t7s
from J. p. Richter. at Wilson's Arch
way book store. by presenting bad
checks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
Denver Live Stock

Caftle--Receipts, 1900. Market steady.
Steers, sG.2bW7.7s cows and heifors,
s5as75; calves. s74975.
HoxS-Reeelpts. 600. Market steady.
Top. $3.50. bulk, f9a9sO
She~p-Rsceipts. 5000 Market z6o low
or. Spring lambs. i9.5Oa1o.2s. ewes.
s3.5oUlS0; wethera. ssu5.25. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13

NEW YORK. July i1.-ror.ixn sx-
change ope,ed steady today sterling
t7ssH. off ic; francs. too7so. lire,
s0.ets7. marks. to0tst
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Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. July 1s.--cash wheat--No
red. ti.2si4; No, . red. si.25 hai.2s
No. . red. si.25EUi.27; NO. hard
tI-zsh o l.z9A; No. . spring. s1.osA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
NAwsco LINER COMING

Steamship Yalza. now on the Co
tumbla river. II the next Nawscc
liner due In Seattle. She Will berth
Friday with a cargo from Atlantic
ports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13
FINE FREIGHTER HERR

The Matson Steamship company's
frcightrr Manukai. now In port Is
said to BE- ono OF the finest vcGscis
OF her type 20 be seen here she Ia
equipped with every modern Device
for cargo handling. The Manukd Is
commanded by Capt X LindbcrE-