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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27

Smith Cove terrlirhi-atr Horaisan Maru.
Great Northern pisr--sstr FushIEni Naru-
Pier str West Jappa.
Pier s--str Santa Ana. afr Northwestern
str Alameda.
He'll IT. ternInai--T' q c q Algonquin
Pier A---str Admiral Goodrich.
Pier B--ssr Spokane. str Admiral Wat
aon.
Pier D--str Queen.
Pacific Coas, coal buntera-u q Rear
Pacific Coast Engineering worka-sfr
Ioonium. str West Himrod. str west
ward ITO. str West Hartland. str East
ern Leader.
Aibers Bros. docf--Str Nome City.
Alaska Steamship moorinEs-str skax-
way. str Victoria.
Lander Il. isrninai--str Hyade~.
East waterway tsrminai-str West wis.
str Iria
Todd drydocks--schr Columbia. str For
est King. str West cayose. str Nile.
str President.
Puget Sound Bridge g Dredging works
Hull Rainbow. str Patterson.
Lake Union--Hulls Abliia. Abnoba Aby-
dos, Addison. Aiienhurst. Ahmik. An
thosi. hayden. Bertrand. ninKanon
Biscayn. Black Wolf. Bianford. Oct
win. Boughton. Pezuta, Puyaliup.
Cagaran. CapraftA. Cardla. Cenina
Charus. Chesterfield. Chaicis. Cinsas
Clnyraa. CoruH. coxian. Cola. Clone.
Elissa. Electra. Endymion. Fort stan.
wiz. Fort Harrison. Fort Jackson.
Fort Union, Imurka. Leoti. kitsn.
Standard Boiler works doek-U s G q
Amea yards--str Roosevelt.
Heffsrnan dock--U = g q g y Iydonia.
str Wawona. str Kstehiksn. u y Sur
yeyOr, str jefferson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
New York Exchange
HeSitateS at Start

NEW siiestany marked opening the New
dion which governed late trading yesterday,
Of
The later advancing and quickly
10 G.
Atlantic Gulf of tho
baldwin 30 United states steel
showed equal ss% noehem steel got slow start Directors
of trading In rails
International Paper opening OF toA and later rose
The Quotations Included
stcEl 1874 Santa
Petroleum 7tt. off
itls, al Atlantic
Off Brook Rapid
tss. Par ~.
IN session
this stock sold
market leader united
conditions induced some buying In those
around studbah running up
again IN ca b5H.
above st or
q Inc on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
HELPS TO keep
OIL PRICES UP
Federal Reserve Bank Make
Industry Large Loans

WAsIifNGToN. Jan. 27.--Tho fed.
cral res6rye board Will continue 10
permit regional and member banks
TO advance lhrge loans 60 oil produc-
ing and refining companies. while
turning down pleas OF farmers and
merchants for credit to tide them
over the present depression.
This despite the fact that the price
OF crude oil, a natural resource. in
the cost 81 which labor In a small
item, In thus sustained at a high
level. while products like cotton,
wool, manufactured articles and
ffoodstuffs. In which labor Is big
element OF the cost. slump 10 levels
that mean losses.
The boards position was made
plain today at the office Of W. y.
q. Harding. governor OF tho board.
II was HtaAd that the policy Of
handling such loans IL fixed by the
various regional banks. independent
OF Washington.
The boards belief IL that each re.
gional bank will know better than
could the board what industries are
most In need Of funds and which con.
tribute most 10 the business and
prosperity Of the district.
Reports from Oklahoma. Texas and
Kansas show that unusually heavy
loans have been allowed oil compa.
niles.
One company borrowed 1900. 900
on its tank cars alone.
The immediate effect OF this. Il IL
complained. has been 10 enable the
companies 10 curtaii production and
place large stocks OF oil and petrole.
um products In storage.
Except for the helping hand OF the
regional reserve bank at Kansas City
IN rcdiscounting oil loans, certain
crude oils would have been forced on
tho market and prices would have
declined. as they have in clothing.
foodatuffH and other lines Of business
10 which credit has been curtailcd-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Public Markets
SANITARY

SANITARY
stan iep' ibs. pure American cans
SUGAR. 3tc. lbs etcs bars crystal
white soap. &c. stall III. fresh homlny.
llc a. . sausrkraui. isc at stalls si.sr.
sait salmon. loo M: Eastern shrfrnn
meat. sec NJ. stall Is. veal s,cw Zoe
ID pot roast. lee NJ. Stall III. home
made mayonnalae, Zoe ~. home made
veal or PORK loaf coo 10. stall "a 2
piss kelloGE's corn flakes. zsc. 4 ms
.hiie beans .ic. stan Is. Reliance or
Maximum coffee. zoe NJ ibs good
rice. ssc. Stalls se-13. best fresh butter
$50 10.
ECONOMY
stan' so.si' iurnips. ms. isci ru,a-
baEas. Ms isc. stall 81, Columbia
river sfneits, ms 7sc. fresh herring 1
ma. a5c. stall 81. pure fresh uslk' DC
at. best butter. toe 10. stall So picnlcs
zao 10 sugar cured bacon. soc NJ stall
%. "ofham.s whipping powder acc can.
zoe. 81 MS Pure Food jam, t29a
stalls liza. hams half or whole SOC
". smoked shoulders. 2sBc 10. stalls
sl-k, sP-ib. sack choice family flour
n-Isi soc can Hershcy's cocoa. soc
stalls f.s.s, , MS fine head rice 2sc.
wEsTLAKE
stan ITO, Yakima apples for sale at
wholesale prices. Stalls fs-f5 Van
Camps bcanA No. can isc. 3 pkss
inaearonl or spaghetti. 2sc. stalls io.ii.
steer round steak, 2sc N. pot toast
i2Hc NJ. Stall isa. Nucoa. ms dc.
mid cream, a5e ~ stall i0b. ms
prunes, 2bc. lbs. Jap rice, gsc stan
is2, na. peanut butter. 2sc; fancy dried
apples. isc NJ. Stall 100, nordena milk,
~ 30 can sweet corn, isc can stall CO.,
blue stem patent flour. tao nark.
PIKE PLACE
stan II. lbs. pure cane sugar. lie 4
bs sfc lbs ssc, stan 70. pure fresh
milk. &c at; carnaiion milk, iixc can
stall 1875 fresh rolled oats. ms. PIC.
California peaches. large can ?6o. Stall
1893. large cans milk, 2hc. extra fancy
head rice. lbs. 2Sc. Stall So best peas
ise can; Crisco. zoe NJ stall IsIs
creamery butter, f5c 10. Stall IS. 4 lbs
Reliance coffee. Ills. Stall 81, peanut
butter, lbs. zoe. Stall IS. potatoea
Stall 20. best butter. 4sc N creamery
butter, fbc N. stall Is, IL ms Karo
i5c. celery soup, 30 can. Stall q stewiuR
beef. lbs. 25o: home rendered lard, zoe
10. stall ~. salmon. zoe III, MS. asc
breakfast sausage, 35o 10. lamb steak
2se ~. Stall i02 pure cane sugar. fbA
atc. ms peanut butter. &c. Stall 100
salt mackerel. csc each. ALASKA salt her
ring. for 25c. stali iio. Q lbs. Quaker
corn meal, 2sci Jrllo, t0c pkg.
QUEEN CITY
stan 3, Merrilfs bacon. Pride OF Iowa,
all week. Doe 10. stalls 20 30. crabs q
for 3bc. salt herring. for e5o. stan rs.
bacon, sc ~. lard 1ao 10. Stalls cara,
snaps iae No. stall I. boiling meat. 100
ID. compound Ice 10. stall 10. freah
milk. sac At; 3 ms rolled oats. soc.
Stall 49, apple butter. ibA s5o: grape
jelly, soc ~. stall 3d. host fresh cburnod
butter. Doc d. cans eoraor poaA. 2se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Kippered Salmon Is
$2.1O a Pound There

Puget Sound kippercd salmon
sold today in Seattle for 20 cents
pound but an London It retails
for s2.i0 a pound. says a letter
received today by the foreign trade
bureau OF the Chamber OF Com.
merce from Mrs. Catherine Black
all. of Seattle. who. with her hus-
band, Alfred c. BIackall. OF Pacific
shipping Ilius;rateds Is touring Eu-
rope. Mira. Blackall writes that a
direct sale OF kippered salmon to
British consumers at a reasonable
price would open up a tremendous
market for IL. as the delicacy is
highly priced in London.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27

Manas- Arrived fanrnry 20: Str IVES,
J.naup from Seattle via Vancouver. n. O..
Yokohama. KOBE. Shanghai and uoaE-
kong.
HonEkonK-saiied January 81 SER Nh
Mia Maru for seattle.
san Franclsre---sali~d January 81; STR
Rosaiis Nahony for Tacoma via Seattle
at q .. m
pung~n@ss--Pas-~d y, E~rsemh~r &c;
SCR Iris fram New oriean. via saa Fraa-
cisco for seattle ct o. m.
Poiak Wells Sailed January ~. Afs
Richmond for Seattle at 1910 ~ m.
racoma--Arrfyed January -. Str Nome
city from Seattle at a ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
WHEAT PRICES
ARE LOWERED
Corn Sells Freely; Oats
Slow

CHICAGO. Jan. ~ --Liquldation OF
long wheat which the market was
unable 10 absorb readily caused fur
Chicago Hoard of Trade today,
Corn was sold freely. There was III.
tie activity In oats. Provisions were
lower.
March wheat opened at ftca,
down &c. losing ~ c IN later trad.
ing. May wheat opened at iSfA
down ae. and dropped an additional
-. { before the close.
May corn opened down "a at &C
and lost &c later. July corn opened
at Csc. down &c. and Lost an ad
dlitionai NC before the close.
Mas oats opened unchanged at
teAc and lost NC in later trading
July oats opened unchanged AT cas-. q
aud dropped i In later trading
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Picks Six Co-eds
to Debate Whitman

Six goods have been chosan Mt the
university BY Debate Coach Karl r.
Lieb TO represent Washington In the
annual women's debate with Whit
man college.
Those who win 20 20 Whitman 20
argue the negative are Ruth Hol.
land and Margaret Grimes. with Mar.
garctta stuart as alternate.
on tho affirmative are Irene
Burns and Lucille Turner. with Nil.
dred Murphy as alternate.
The question In: Resolved. That
prior 10 the right OF strike or lockout.
labor and capital should be compelled
To submit the dispute 10 arbitration.
cons,itutionality granted"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
German Preparations
Decision Is Debated

PARIS. Jan. 81. - Settlement OF
German PREPARATIONS narrowed down
today 10 an agreement between two
men 49, Premiers LioydGeorge OF
Great Britain and BRAND Of France.
The two held a long conference In
LloydGcorge's hotel today. They
were later Joined by Count Sforsa.
Italian foreign minister. II was be-
lieyed the two premiers might reach
an agreement 10 be presented 10 the
entire allied supreme council later
In the day.
At yesterdays session France
finally agreed TO the British demand
that the reparations total be fixed.
but named 1900 .o00. 900 marks as
the total--a figure which the British
declared would prevent Gcrmany's
reconstruction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Czecho-Slovak Is
Returned to Japan

A. Il. Novak de verneaux. purport.
ed member of the Czecho-Slovak lcga.
ton at Tokyo. was sent back to ia
pan on the F'ushimi Maru Thursday
by local immigration authorities. He
well be turned over TO Japanese au-
thorities.
Novak dc verneaux was held two
weeks when he arrived In Seattle. at
the instance OF the Japanese consul
here, who had evidence from his gov
ernment that DE verncaux had
forged official documents in Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
New Navy District
Ordered in South

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Jan. 2Ty--A new
naval district. the nth, has been es-
tabliHhed on the Pacific coast. with
headquarters at san Diego. accord.
Ing 10 ndvices received here from
Washington. The district includes
New Mexico. Arizona and the eight
California counties south Of Tehacha.
ri. according 10 the advicca.
This means that all navy activities
In Southern California waters will
be directed from this city. Rear
Admiral Roger weiics h 10 be com.
mandan. OF the newly created naval
dlatrlct. Il u said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27

DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Fad - sbipp~rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Read How You Can
Profit Too

You people with emptyerooms
fill them. Make them pay thei(
way. Make them give you rov1
enue. You're entitled 20 it--buf
you've got TO get busy and col
lect II.
Put your Rooms for Rent"
"a In The Star and you1l get
the extra revenue yonr rocass
ought 10 give.
All you have 20 do IL call
Main 600 or bring your al 10
The Star In person. IL will only
cost a few cents. much. less
than any other Seattle paper
charges for the sane service
md you1l rent your rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Discuss Reduction
of Railway Wages

CHICAGO. Jan. s7.-A further de.
vclopmcnt In the fight TO reduce the
wages OF railway employees was seen
today when II became known that
the labor committee OF the American
railway executives will meet here to-
morrow.
II Is forecast that the committee
will discuss the amount OF decrease
in labor's wage TO be asked of the
United States railroad board.
Some OF the rail executives who
are TO meet here are: w. w. Alter.
bury. Pennsylvania: NJ. l.. Bell. Rock
Island. and f. r. LOOMS. OF the
LehIgh Valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Weather Bureau Report

TATNNNH Inland. Jan - 4, VI
Rising barometer. raining. wind north
west. 20 miles an hour, Passed ini atr
Richmond towns barge a. $50 o. m.
Passed cut steamer at sac a. M. .
80 a M.
January .s--fiso A. a--tight rain.
wtnd southeast. : miles an hour. Passed
in; Str tf,s at ie.ts a. m. Y, NJ
Thick weather raining Wind south. -
miles an hour. fassed lni str Delight at
3,a5 ,. IN. str Mohtroiite at s,so .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
GRAPEFRUIT UP,
RHUBARB CHEAP
Car OF imperial Valley Let
tuce Received Here

Florida grapefruit advanced 20
cents IA crate ON the local market
Thursday. Quotations ranged from
1850 10 81 "A crate. with the latter
price holding on all top quality fruit.
Local rhubarb was cheaper AT i2h
cents "a pound. II has been bringing
10 cents.
California cauliflowcr flats went
up 60 cents. Quotations today were
t2b0.
Among the receipts Thursday WINS
car Of Imperial Valley lettuce.
Butter and egg prices were steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
NEW PORT OFFTCIAL PICKED

Captain w. j. Wilson was APP
pointed assistant chief engineer OF
the port commission "Wednesday.
He Is veteran OF the world war.
The resignation OF Captain 1nar
A. Petersen. traffic manager. was
accepted. Petersen resigned be.
cause OF III health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Convention of Bee
Keepers Is Opened

A three-day program Of interest
to bee keepers was opened at the
Y. NJ. G. A. auditorium Thursday
afternoon. under the auspices OF the
State College Of Agriculture and
- state development bureau OF
- Seattle Chamber Of Commerce,
i cooperation with A. y. Nystrom.
- county agricultural agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
a. o. u. w. TO BUILD

The A. o. L. w. Building Co. Is
having plans drawn for new
structure on Ninth ave-. between
Union and Pike SITS. In addition to
lodge halls and an auditorium. the
building will be equipped with
kitchen, clubroom, showers. etc. Date
for starting Of construction has not
been get
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Preparations for
Junior Day Begu

Preparations for Junior day, ant
al springtlme event at the universe
were begun Wednesday with the |
pointment OF a head committee Cd
sisting OF Edward Porep. Clair q
Cabe and Margaret Gilbert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
LuMBERMEN MEET FRIDAY

Two speakers OF national promi-
nence win address the annual meet.
ing OF the West Coast Lumber.
mems association. at the New
Washington hotel Friday afternoon.
Judge Harry Fuller Atwood OF Chi.
cago viii discuss business condL
lions. a. l.. Clark Of Dallas. Tex.
president OF -lhe Southern Pine as
ISOLATION. will explain national con.
ditions In the lumber industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
PRESIDENT RESUMES RUN

The steamer President. Pacific
Steamship Co.'S coastwlsc service.
came OFF the Todd dry docks ycster'
day and shifted Thursday TO her
berth az pier II. she VIII sail for
san Francisco Monday. instead OF
Saturday. her usual date OF depart
ure The president, has been under.
going repairs for the last five weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
u. Cadets to Have
Doings on May Z

University cadets will have their
day" In campus life May 7. accord.
Ing 10 the officers club OF the X. O.
T. c. "wednesday.
The program consists OF a review
OF the university military unit in the
stadium followed by formal.ball la
the campus arrnory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Arrivals and Departures


January sf-~str Admiral watson from
San Diego VIA san Pedro and Hah frsn-
cisco 81 a. m. str Htchmond from
san Pedro VIA Point Wells at II 20 n m.
January 2s-Str Meme city from Ia
coma via Port Gamble At 8 M str
Iris from New Orleans via san Francisco
at ~ 10 p. m. str Alameda from south
western Via southeastern Alaska at 1913
p. m. str hyadsa from Honoiuiu via san
Francisco and Tacoma at D m; .tF
Lyman stewart from oieum Via Nancou-
yer. ~ g.. and Richmond beach AT
.. IN. str Latoache from Southwestern
Via Southeastern Alaska and Tacoma a.
D. m
sailed
January .T-str Queen for San Diego
via San Francisco and san pr.iro AZ noon
str FushiSni Aaru for Manila via Yoke
hama. KOBE. NaEAAaki. Shanghai and
Hongkank al 10 a. m str chaueeiinr for
Liverpool and London via saa Pedro
and CFistaNAi at Sis n. M
January ef-~Motor sshr Charlie Watson
fer HichmSnd nj .. IA. ctr i.atDnshe
TOR Lady sfnifh. y. g. via Point Wells At
s.is y. ~. str West Norranus for United
Kingdom Via san Pedro sad crtstobai at
., IN str tsrnan stewart Tor Oisum
At t.se a m. str Rainier for Tacoma
at sfse ,. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Embryo Druggists to
Be Taught Business

To instruct future druggists in
business matters. as well az in the
filling OF prescriptions. the pharmacy
course at the university will combine
with the business administration
course beginning next year.
This will lengthen the pharmacy
to n four.ycar course.
a=a-s-==---~--=-
The sport Of falconry. or hawk
ing, existed In China about 1000
-. G.
Cigarets colored 10 harmonic
with their gowns Is the latest vogue
among women of Paris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Portland Market Status

csipts. head. market steady and un-
changed.
UoEn--Reeelytu. 500 head. market Il
steady and unchanged.
Sheep-Esceipta, ~ head. market IL
steady and unchanged.
Hutter--tsc per ID.
Egga-te a tsc per dos.
Cheess-4@Triplets. 11e per Ii.
Hsus--.s8 sc per II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. z7.--ForsiEn sr-
change opened to-day with demand st~r.
ling ssasa shortly after the epsniuE u
rose 20 1913. tho highest since last July,
Franes opened az T.ise. Hire J zoe. marks
Lice and Canadian dollars ts.stc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Chicago Car Lots
"Wednesday Qustssi.nsb
Furnished b, l. a.. Manning a Cs..
efo S>ss,d Av~oas
Chicago Live Stock
Furnished by O.. ~. Msnaiag q Co.
elp s~epod Atruue

CHICAGO. Jan. s7.-~u e s-~Heeeip,s.
itaes head. market ice 30 Use lover.
Bulk OF sales. fswe.se. butehsrs. taw
ss.ss. packing. fk.as0 ksss. nEht. See
1850. pigs. tie ssa. foughs. tAtsWsss.
X Cattfe-~Rsceiptu. f.eee head market
:5c lower. beef. t5.1ss io.se. hatcher
stock. ftsbNs. tanners and cutters.
sg.zsaS.So. ssoeksrs and feeders. tis1 q
ts-ss. cows. ttss8s.ss. calves. fii.sSs
stfte
sheep Receipts. 1e.eee head market
24c TO Sec lower. Lambs. Ss.ssg Ills.
e~s@. q. seas.ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Reinhardt. c. w. $3.50 Fremont ave-.
boy.
Smart. J. s.. vashon Heights. boy.
Burrows w. r.. 5f5 ISorthiake. girl.
Holm. VI. o., 4slG Orcas st. boy.
McEvoy, j. A.. coo 18Th n. girl.
Atkinson. j. r.. Windsor Apis. girl
Penaluma. Ernest, f10Ch Seventh
ave. girl.
Meairs. II. G.. Snohomish. boy.
Jones. J. H.. e022 2Sth ". H.. boy.
Stevens. ~. y. gifh Lenora St. girl
Pefnrann- Me1vin 1211 " hIaf rlrI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
TIT R~pAN
IAN 81

1trsf law Tide
1879 a. M go a.
tirst nigh tide
ttsa a m. ts,A Il
Second lew Tide
! go D. M SIS n.
~erousi nigh Tide
III n m. loa q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27

Thrcc q. s. h. llners from the orr.
ent will arrive In Seattle during Feb
rnary, according TO w. c. Dawson 4
Co. agents FOR the service here.
The Arabia Maru IL due February
4. the Arizona Maru February IL,
and the Manila Maru February IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
ETsuIMA MARI SAILS

With a capacity cargo including
5000 bales OF cotton and a passenger
list OF 900. tho liner Fushimi Maru
sailed for the orient Thursday morn
ing. Henry NJ. white. commissioner
OF immigration az seattle. was
among the passengers listed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
@. \. OFFICIALS COMING

Accompanied by an official party.
Ralph Budd. president OF the Great
Northern railway. will arrive in Sc.
attic Friday night or Saturday morn
ing, according 10 word received at
the headquarters OF the @. ~. here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
ass MEN FOR A JOB

CHICAGO. Jan. 2T.---There are $50
unemployed men for every job avail
able. II was announced today by the
Illinois free employment bureau. Tn
employment has Increased 800 per
cent in the last four months. II was
aaild
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
San Francisco Produce

San FHANCfErn. Jan. 2T4=-Hutisr---
Extras. aso per 10. prime firsis. ss4e
per ID.
chsess--caii,orpla fats. fancy. ase per
ID
EExH-Estras. siHc per dos; sttrA
nrrts. soIc prr dos. extra pnlieta. fthe
per dos. undsrsixad puiists. t1h c per doH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DEATHS

Homer, William W, Ga, Golden hotel.
.Wsstover. Ruth NJ. ~ days, Fort
T.swton.
Picinich. Annie. ~. 1929 gath ave.
W
Mckinney. william j.. 50. $40 ". 10th
st.
Thrapp, clementine NJ. rs. 720
Harvard n.
Gertke. ella, Lakeside hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27

January .s--str Admiral Watson. San
Francisco for Seattle. 100 miles FROM So
attic at y m str Julia Lack~uhArh.
SEATTLE for San FRANCHISE. IS miles from.
Columbia River ~ .. m str Admiral
Evans. seattle for San Franchise. sss
miles from Seattle AZ .. m str La
touehe. seattle for Nanaimo via Point
Wells. arrived at Point Wells 81 y. M.
str 10 man Ste wart. Seattle for San Fran-
cisco 100 miles from San Francisco az
.. M. ctr hlehmond towing bga 40. -.
FAN Pedro for Puget sound ports. tso
miles from SEATTLE AZ p. m. motor schr
Charlie Watson. Heatti. for San Fran-
cisco. % miles from Seattle at D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27

NEw YORK. ian. sfs--siuEAr--Ha~.
sic per III nrnnuiatsa. fSe per ".
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LABOR and
CAPITAL in
HOT BATTLE
SO, 900 Clothing Workers in
Eastern States Are Now
Out on Strike

NEW YORK. Jan. s7.--t.abor and
capital In the New York clothing in
dustry is locked In death struggle.
Tho entire country Is affected.
In New York $500 workers are
on strike. In Boston e,ooe are out
In Philadelphia conditions are un-
settled. In Baltimore. where 1000
have been out. the larger firms have
reached agreements with the union
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q. 5. Nev.i Cemm.nIr.tlens

January ss--str Aianeda of Caps
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EICHEt.E 6lONt. BLACK OLA.
MO>D MINER. was fined $3.50 In
federal court "Wednesday when he
pleaded guilty TO charge OF moon.
shining.