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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
SENSATIONAL DEsAFIo:

La ciudad del "Turabon ha de ser
teatro de una gran lucha en- la tarde
del pr6ximo domingo. Los equipos Puer
to Rico y "Colectiva" los cuales Sc
disputan la supremacia en- San Juan,
han acordado la celebration de un cam
peonato de cinco juegos, con el I'm de
saber qui6n es Quien en- la ''loza".
Farben6, Siqui, Gacho, Quevedo, Nal
donado, Barreiro, Guzman Beitia, juicy
y Rogue, defender las posiciones en-
Ell campo portorriqueno, mientras Che
chon. Monchile, Net, victoriano, Iibo-
rio, Brawn, velocidad, Don Pichi, Eras
mo, Agustfn Mariani, Qui1ones y Teles-
foro defenderan Ell de la novena eco
lectiva'.
seg1n Sc nos informa, Farbelle Sc pro
pone silerciar las baterias de Ia gente
del ''humo'', pero ell submarine esta
iispuesto a que tai cosa no Sc realize,
pues cuentan con canones de gran ca
hbre.
Con tai acontecimiento pelotari rel
ma gran animaci6n en- los circulos base
boleros de san Juan, y al efecto Sc ha
preparado una excursion que saldra de
esta las doce con direction Ca
guas. costando ell pasaje un dollar cin-
cuenta centavos ida y vuelta, Ell que
podran solicitar en- Tanca II.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19

'sHYOTOLE" es Ia mejor prepara-
ci6n ideada, para combatir las toses
persistentes. produce expectoraci6n
abundante. PruebelO. Sc vsnde en- to-
6as las Farmacias. 5-24
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19

MPoRTANTE.- GDesea I'd. conner
bien? Dirijase Cristo II; SERVINGS
comidss a domicilio a precios n6dicos.
Tenemos liabitaciones frescas y ven
t:ladas. Telefono s97. 5-21
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19

Sc VENDE en- la csrretera de Toa
Alta a Corozal una fnca de 66 cuer-
das. casa grande. Buenas aguas. Pastos
de grama. G. Tudela, COrozal. GA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
'TAQUIGRFIA',..s.,S1 No Y pier D.ss

Do. Aprenda taquigrafia enaoinoinnn
20. I1agase taquigrafo en- POGO tiemuo
Y sin gastsr gran cantidad de dinero.
Vicente sANABRIA, catafo, P. R.-G
Sc ALQUILA.-Por $4,000 casa
de maderl acabada de reparar, Y,
pintar en- No. %, S. Prats. entire la
rarada 43 ia v la avenida de Die
90. Informaran en- la misma casa
1 5-22. RA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19

Sc vENDE por $1,000, la casa r1mero
% calle de San Juan, Parads 10. RentA
$4,000 mensuales. IMPORT SALES &
BUSINESS AGENCY INC, Box 1876.
TelefOno 947, San Juan. 6-3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
BANKS NOT HELD
LIABLE TO FUND.
Withdrawal From Guaranty
Association Upheld

OLYMPIA. sept s.-The Spokane 4
Eastern Trust GO. 81 Spokane and
the Farmers state Hank ~ ieiienn'
burg have been relieved o. any iiabii.
~ g. the state bank guaranty fund
thru a decision u Judge u. 4.
Wright 81 Thurnton county. an
neunced b. Attorney General l.. l..
Thompson. The banks contended
that inaanuch a. they had given no.
tics ~ withdrawal from the guaranty
fund prior 20 tho amendment Of tho
iaw and such amendment was with
out their consent they could not be
held Liable following the failure 81
the Scandinavian American bank of
seattle
Judge Wright made permanent an
Injunction against the guaranty fund
beard preventing them from dlspos
lns % securities Deposited By the
banks Ia the guaranty fund and also
relieved them q assessments levied
June "a and Dee. 7. 1891, % onetenih
and one half Of one per cent ~.
specilvcly ~ their deposits 90 satisfy
creditors II the defuncs seandina-
Wan American Rank q Seattle. The
Spokane hanks assessments. which "
refused 20 pay. tosaied tsT.27s.s1.
Vpan refusal 81 the banks 10 pay
the assessments Supervisor u bank.
lnE John y Duke save notice that he
would dispose ~ the securities on De.
posit with the guaranty fund board.
bat vas snjoined from 30 doing.
Attorney General Thompson stated
that both ca~rs would Ne carried 10
the state supreme court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02

AuHftGb~-Afrt -aaff Hoth Aitt'
snsef sreus Taeens ~ as q 10 go
aflnnssstsa from nestun sis Nsw fess.
uait.ae. nan FsdFo sad san franristu,
81 tss q. ~. 49, usfuisF frozen fecefas.
a. t4tst =. o. sept t-hlf Adinifsl
Nicholson frNsn Bethel. 81 tfrit y. ~
sgr Wssthsra from ~. g. paffs. - ~ %
. m. ssr fptshania Nafu from Es*fsfi
va NahcanrsF snd Eereaa. 81 fttt ..
ua.. ST. Cufscae tfetu aaethsestefa Alas
"a. 81 .. ~. stf Torsifs from eesfei
haasn eis Anfuerp, Lsndpa. iassffs~ei.
nsibea. Nan Fe,lfs aHi Han fantisrp.
al - y m. ~ t.sns iafAsntaeh ffeta
lastan va Nsu fefk. rhnaaslreta. mi
taa. asn Fsdfs. san Fsaaftsrs ani Pert
sand. at tffe D m etr Ftesf fresh Ia
gsena "a Everett. a. AIS D a. sc 20
sunns frpra Shanghai Via Kehs. fesg-
hama ard vsneooxsr. ~ teIie q ~.
rAft.tft--sssf 81 T. -. z.
ftssthsr FOE go dufr. a. sac =. ~
ste President Jsrhsne fof Nantia sfe
rtesorta. resahsuss. kobs. hh4naAsi sad
Honskan0 a. 10 e. ~ set. f-afr las
Vegas foF Taeenle~ 81 ~ 40 . ~ 80
fgatn Atesanaer fef fsfosna. st lke q.
a. sff Admiral Esans Ter Aeuthwsststn
Via southeastern ALASKA. 81 see o ~
str uaxsufeft for nea Fedfe ia t.
cusns end Nesfstt. &c ftsft 81 sfr
Victoria fer aoiafta sis Sems and -
Mhshast. as 10 q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02

gmi,h Cove Tsrminsi-Fisr A--str rre-i.
asut GRANT risr D-~sir fresidsat
jackson.
Amsrisan Can cos Dosk-su sansa
Fiaeta
nsn street. TsrrnInai--u. n G O. sno-
h1futst.
PIER str TenkinE.
pier s--ssr Admiral Sirhoirrn
pisf R-Rtf Pomona.
PIER D~Hr Curacao. str Ruth Aistan-
der.
ruien Pacific Tsrrninal--ssr Minrs.etan.
Pacific Coast Coal nunters-u. =. I. n
swiftsurs. 4. \. I. o. T. Heather.
q. n shipping Hoard Meorsnea Cross
Keys. Delight. Hitssrsdo. Lubriea.
Eidffdge. West cahekia. fconium, An.
ma y. Morss. West Har,iand. wsiiing-
ford.
Connecticut a,r.e, Tsrminsi-str MIA.
afr Atsel Scientist.
Atlantic Street Tcrmirsi-sir Lena
f.urkrnbsch-
Athsrn nroa Miiiinx Doek-atr waksns.
Hammond Hiii--Htr Rainier.
stacy street Ternlnsi--U. y. G. n. Burn
eide.
TODD rrydocks-ti. n G. r. Dsu~ood-
flfv Co.'S Termlnai--ttr Rsruius.
Harbor Island Dock a warehouse fFish.
ef'aD-str Yokohama Msru.
Amer ahipyard BhIpyard q Terminal
str Roosevelt
N.ttiston's MlIi--a,r J. g. Kirkpatrick.
cotrnan Creomote works-achr Thistle.
West Seattle Training station-u. n.
Eagle No. 81.
WINSTON Marin. Rsiiwsy-s,rs pscifiee.
Griffdu. bark Belfast. barge coauit-
lam city. hhtn VIM. Nottingham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02

STAN -. pure American ears sursF.
NJ. soc ne ttr. stalls se.4i. Ice
cream ta.iors lee and itc each. hons
are~n tomatoes. Ac y. stall 80. hnnsiss.
trsut. zoe ~. silver salmon 90 u
snsits. tte ~ stalls lisa boiifug beef.
ne fte. pure ~hits lard. fte ~. stalls
81. tsu cans miik. 80 vith other par
chase. fuit cream cheese. MID. Csc n
fresh iarss esss. gSc eox stall 80
fAhby's tfpa olives. str PIT Afnsauf
sliced bacon. soc r. fancy s~ess uised
pickles. Zee o.. stan 90. ground sheeo.
late. 80 n black pepper. s&a N. stalls
fT-fs-ap, Ms fix bars. ssc. Cream -
Wheat. zee pkg. : Fhs. purs cocoa. sbc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
HE'S OUT FOR
SAFER ROADS
Humes Pushing Candidacy
for Engineer
wider AMI safer roads,

This IL the nloKan adopted by
samuel , Humes IN his candidacy
for county ENGINEER.
Humea Was horn ana rniset In
seattle. hia father being Mayor Tom
Humen. famous IN tho early annals
% the city.
Humea was county engineer for
four years. from 1917 70 1891. In hls
campaign speeches be- has stressed
shs miles % road he bun, during hts
occupancy 81 the offIce.
A. she beginning 81 bis term there
wsrs bat 81 miles - paved roads.
much 81 this icing obsolete. When
he left officc tho mileage had hccn
Increased % ~, al 81 ~ designed
20 carry with safety the heavy auto
traffic - the present day.
II vas during Humea' term ~
county engineer that the dangerous
fothsil highway was widened and
the death curves eliminated. he also
practically rcioilt tis Sunset High
way from North Isend to the summit
OF Nnoauaimie Pass. ono % the finest
mountain roads In the United states.
Humes introduced the ''rsco.irack
turn" IN the Northwest Formerly
tho curves had been made flat. with
the result that motorists showed a
dangerous tendency 90 cut corners.
A. the present time the driver hardly
knows that he - rounding a sharp
turn. - easy ia Il made for him.
Hunes II a strenuous advocate Of
wide roads. and. together with the
promise q more economical admin.
lstration. has made this The principal
plank In his campaign platform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
HOPE IS HELD
FOR JOHNSON
Husband of Peggy Marsh Is
Shot by Accident

PLATTsBuRC. -. r.. Sept. a.
Hope for the recovery Of ALDER, l..
johnson. husband Of Peggy Marsh.
was held today a; the champiain Val.
ley hospital. where he was brought
late last nigh, for an emergency OPP
Grafton after having accidentally shot
himself.
First reports indicated There was
no chance of recovery. I'll. condition
took a change for the better during
the night and. while hospital sur.
gcons stili regard the case as very
serious they believe his prospects
arc much better.
johnson ~ the son OF the late Al
bert l.. johnson. once president OF the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit company.
His runaway marriage to Peggy
Marsh. chorus gir. caused sensa.
ton in the theatrical world. A shor,
time ago sne settled n suit against
the estate Of Henry Field II, grand.
son % Marshall Field. Chicago mil.
lionaire for the support OF her son.
Henry Anthony Marsh.
Johnson accidentally sho, himself
AZ Gay Lake camp. formerly occupied
by Jack Clifford. husband OF Evelyn
Seshit Thaw.
Miss Marsh told OF the accident.
saying that with friends they had
spent a day in the woods shooting
~ bottles and stumps for target
practice. Hungry and tired. they
returned TO camp. They were
sitting on the porch when johnson
went upstairs 10 clean the pistol he
had been using. When Miss Marsh
went up 20 bed her husband was Just
putting the weapon away in its case,
she said. having IL carefully pointed
away from her direction.
He turned 10 make some remark.
there was flash and he staggered
and fell. Miss Marsh tainted. but
quickly revived and went 20 his aid
In bandaging the wound. She de.
clarcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
THEY'RE OUT
AGAINST JAPS

That Thrond T.. Busge, candidate
FOR state representative from tho
tsnd district. has always been pro.
nouncediy opposed 90 Jap aggression
here was the statement made Satur.
day by Frank Kannair, former SEQ.
Rotary % the AntiIapanese league.
pugre's attitude on the Jap ques-
tion was enormously declared to he
-undetermincd" IN report made re-.
Gently by the AntiJapanese league.
This IL an injustice 10 SIR. Buegc. +"
Kannair said. "as he has always been
strongly against Jap infiltration and
has refused 20 lease OF cell land TO
japanese"
Mrs. NJ. r. Martin. candidate for
the state legislature from tho sist
district. also declared saturday she
II strongly opposed 10 japanese ag.
gression IN America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
DELAY ACTION
ON BONUS BILL

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.--Congres-
sional conferees today delayed action
on tho bonus bill In favor OF tho
tariff.
Because OF the rapid progress be
ing made on the tariff. discussion Of
tho bonus bill IN conference was
temporarily postponed by Chairman
McCumber.
Unless the program strikes an.
other snag. however. McCumbcr
said. tho bonus win be brought up
Monday. rushed through conference
and reported TO the senate on Tues.
day or Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
LEGION WOULD
BAR 0RIENTALS
Citizenship OF Asiatics Is
Scored by Veterans

wESATcHf.E. Sept. ..--Ai the
state convention 81 the American lie
sion n constitutional amendment har
been proposed that would bar from
citizenship rights all OrienialN.
Tho Legion. which has conducted
n strong anti-Asiatir campaign In
Washington. would allow only whites
10 be- eligible for United States ciii.
1enship.
a resolution presented by IN. mill.
tary affairs committee criticised
Governor Hart for playing politics
with tho patiooai guard. and diarc.
EardlnE the wishes Of cx-scryice men
20 see the guard differed BY vet
Grams inrsead Of home guards" The
resolution was attacked on the floor
on the ground that ~ would crnbroil
Tho Legion In politics. and was sent
back 10 the committee for consider.
alton and revision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
PEACHES FOR
CANNING DUE
Tomatoes at 60 Cents and
Going Lower

Tho market was cleaning up on
peaches and preparing for new ship.
nents Saturday TO supply the de-
mand for canning peaches which Is
expected 20 be heavy next week. FL
bertss from Eastern Washington
were down cents on a crate. max.
Ing the price 40 cents and whites nj
IS cents. This mark may be tho
bottom fer this season. altho II may
NO slightly lower.
Tomatoes were down 10 90 cents
and win be stiil lower next week. ac
cording 60 local dealers. The can
ning demand Is expected 10 be heavy
on the toms also
Corn dropped 20 cents on a casc.
now being quoted at st.So.
Concord grapes are now being sold
IN crates ON the street and priced ~
rs cents for IA pounds net.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

nirthe In their households are re-
ported by the following Seattle men.
Qaaie. Allen W. al 18th ave. boy,
knsdoi. Ole. fiis W s5rd st. boy.
Ballard. Raymond H.. 1e2 Garfield
It. hoy.
Hunter. N. ~, sis Belmont pi. boy.
Ncpanleis. Edward II. Juanite. boy.
Aidredge. T. G. isos 33rd ave, hoy.
kiann. Prank J.. Kodiak. Alaska.
gtrl
side. Isaac. 1880 First st, boy.
Hasson. Ben. 1905 Washington St.
girl.
Peterson. Martin T.. 1919 Boren ave.
gfrl.
Brown. George r. 7is Cherry at.
Eirl.
coiilngwood. Harold d. 1871 w. ssth
at. hoy.
ron. Lee. iaiTx ycsier way. girl.
Brown. walter D., SIS y, stth st.
stay. Harry @. ssio ssth ave. y. w.
boy.
Reed. Robert. sit 7sth ave. ~. boy.
Kaiser Frank. ais Harrison st. girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
Prices Open Steady
on New York Market

NEW yonk SEPT general fi ,h
n,sf,ained the sfedrs mna ths 80
had failed q induce wpethsue
the e early
~
rereeun - eff ~ Nneisr sis eff y IT,
iacfis ps ~ General Motors IL Ansf
1924 hgh al isi and General esAr advanced 70 ne"
cieslng R.css us,ss states steel s,s
Sudehaker Nivstsef
rid Motor ~ .e cessslaatsd "a, ~ 20
Mon ss up IL Nsr,Sssssrn ~ " 81 fsa
Matte Lead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
Northern Pacific
to Spend Big Sum

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2. - Tho
Northern Pacific Railroad company
was granted authority today by tho
Interstate commerce commission to
assume obligations and liabilities In
tho sum Of s4,Boo.oo0 OF equipment
trust certificates to be Issued by the
First National bank of New York.
The certificates will be sold at
not lcss than e7h and the pro.
ceeds applied TO the purchase OF
freisht.carrying equipment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES LOWER

CHICAGO. Sept s--Gratn prices
were lever at she close Of the chi
eaxo hoard "a trade today as a re-
suit 81 heavy selling. nlagkenins ef
expert demand and a desire BY trad
err To unload before the holiday.
Provisions were lower.
september wheat opened an tc az
81 0os. aud closed of he pe-
e~rnhrr opened unchanged at 81. n1a
aud closed or ttsc May opened up
&c al si.0fA and closed OF i4c,
September corn opened up We a.
90 u G and closed or &C. December
"a off t.c May opened up he At
se&c and closed off NC.
September oa's opr ned up Nc al
s.Ac and closed OF sc. December
opened up &c At atAc and closed
OF Ac. MAY opened up NC AZ dE.e
and closed OF Ac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02

Three
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} the
|Esity
|lu,iitf
y find
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|IIcina
- re
y Dol
|nyir|
~ an
Red
|rted
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THE
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lpcin
ktfeT
knut n
buff .
|fher
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
WOMEN FORM :
BEEMAN CLUE

At meeting by a large number Of
women voters in the Y. w. c. A.
building. Friday. the "Beeman FOE
County Engineer club was formed.
Resolutions were adopted prsisins
Thomas X. Beeman for the sound
and efficient manner. in which he
has conducted his office.
Becman's records were introduced
TO show that I'm the rs months he has
been in office he reduced expenses
$4,000. as compared with the record
OF tho previous holder Of the eng.
neer's office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02

once people tried TO reform the
dancerai now dancers are turning the
tables and are going 20 reform the
peopie that IL. " they are not be-
yond redemption.
We are always In need Of rcfor'
nation. u appears. but fortunately
Tor us the agencies charge from
time 20 time.
The International Association o.
Masters ~ paneing and the Aneri.
can Dancing Masiers' association are
both In session IN Ns~ York. invent.
Ing new steps that viii cause ua 10
renouncc our Wild ways our shlmmy
and our toddis.
They are not responsible for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
IS
NOMINATED

HELENA. Mont. Sept. es--we2'
ingson d. Rankin. state attorney So
erai. today conceded the nominati0
Of Representative cari w. Riddick,
OF Lewiston. as the republican candt
date for United States senator.
A little over three-fourths OF The
total precincts have reported. and
give Riddlck 4 lead OF approximately
1000.
Scott Leavitt. OF Great Fails. stu
leads J. NJ. Buriingame. also OF Great
Falls. for the republican nominatiou
for representative from the Second
district.
The nomination Of John NJ. Evans
OF Missoula. for representative from
the First district. Is conceded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
Funeral Services
for Mrs. Rausch

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
Rausch. 81. who died Tuesday at her
home In South Park. will be held
Sunday az i:3o y. m. At the George.
town Undertaking parlors. Mrs.
Rausch Is survived by seven children.
Arthur Worral. Edward II. Kiasst,
Julius A. Kiass,, Mrs. Walter Me.
hans. Mrs. Allen spratiin. Miss Ruby
l.. Rausch and Miss Pearl X. Rnusch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02

immonu usptfs - which we have
sunk. they said. tho jazz music has
led the dance astray. but they are
pledging themselves 10 bring va back
TO normally.
They have decided that our dance
diet for the coming season shall be
restricted 20 the waltz. fox tro; and
tango. Bu, they are trimming up
these dances and adding new steps
20 that they viii be adequate fare.
steps will be shortened. 40 that the
ladies with faehionabiy long skirts
may look graceful. Music win be
slightly accelerated ro We are no,
tempted 70 do anything but dance
The death grip with which partners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02

stan 100. pure cane sgsar. ne ste. q
rs sse srystsi white soap. hsrs Sc.
caruatien or Harden's milk. - can. stall
III. best butter. tse ID punbar shrirnpa.
Toe ear. cans stc. stall - shoulder
sgrins lamb. tAc NJ. pure lard. rs.
zoe stall a.. mild cheese. sse n. t.ib.
pail honey. ste. stalls -. nut narsar-
Inc. ms tsc. Hinhiif pimsrtS cheese
for Use. Stall Is. Mason Jars. ats. esc.
~. sscs Reliance siximps. cans ssc
sraisf pinesppts. cans 1sr. stalls ,s-af.
~, Bsi Monte cAtsup. sscl shredded
Wheat. lie pkg.. Jsiie any flator. sc-
CORNER
stall 10. Eagle brand milk. ; cans ssc
large can sweet potatoes. itc. Stall "a
best butter. ftr ~ creamery butter. 80
m. 2 fba. ti.ls. stall 2. lamb steak. $50
n veal chops. itc n. boiling beef. 4
ms. t5c. Stall 49, best silver salmon.
igsc NJ. fresh King salmon. zee ~.
fiet II sole. aoc N - Pike s,.. mutton
chops. i7he ~. mutton shoulders. g.
no. short ribs. SC ~. stall 100. smsits.
isc M. hsiIbui. sec NJ. King salmon.
zoe n. stalls to7.iio. +. bars Wool soap.
ste! . assorted Jsiio. ztc; MS white
figs. CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02

Ban rsdrc~ sept i.eArivsd. 80 "
seattle.
Haa Ffaneiseo--Hspt. t-AAiise. ctr
Horace X BAXTER for Seattle. az 10 .
~. ctr Edrs for seattle. - o w
Astoria sept. Arrived. fnetorshtp
keursestt from Nsw Nofk. sailed. sfr
Iteaands for seattle. ct .. M or
fsrsha for Valparaiso.
Fort Town.ead--aspt s-rssssd out.
str rsihsh Nsra. a. ans e. m
Tarsua~espt. Arrived. sff las
u. &. ports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02

i1iargzi
y grea
BIRD IN
|
tH,,lces
sch X
Ifl,e ]
y first |
- EiN
\ Jsnu
|psstan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02

Mclaughlin. Virginia. 81 years.
Haliern. Dr. Frank. 10 years.
Marsh. Martha Eisbcth. 81 years.
TaEuma. Toshio, 2 yeara.
Evans. John ~. IS years.
Swope. Jacob W. ~ years
solner. Nordahl nrune. So years.
Lawrence. Arthur. ~ years.
conley. John r.. 80 years
kempaheii. Hattie r.. sb years
Todd. JudHon r.. 80 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02

turned with woman--Mrs. jose
phine ID. Miller.
She's said TO be the only woman
locksmith in this country. maybe In
the world. And experts add that she's
one Of the best. II took her half an
hour TO open that vault door. but the
lock was badly rusted, which made
Il a very difficult task. II isn't often
that q lock resis,s Mrs. Miller's
craftsmanship for 30 long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02

some OF them like
a bank. Well. one
day. with "A funer.
81 right at the
doorway OF such "A
habiiation of the
dead. II was found
that the key had
b Q q n lost. r h q
vault hadn't been
opened in 30 years.
The mourncrs hat.
ed TO use dyna.
mite. II was an
embarrassing stu
alton.
The best lock.
smith in town was
sent for, hot foot.
The messenger re,
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New Style Shop IL
Opened in This CITY

Catering TO women's needs In
cioaks, suits and dresses. tho "Dc.
clifford Myers style shop" was
opened Saturday al so5 Pike II. its
owner once operated one OF the
largest department stores IN Illinois.
outside VI Chicago,
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Mrs. Edna Passapde, H.
st,1actress at the AmericdS
National Dancing Masterd
convention in New York, and
her partner, Victor Christen-
sen, demonstrating three
steps IN the neU Argentina
for frot. BeIosc, a diagran
of the new dance.
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NEW YORK. sept. FOREIGN .r.
change opensd steady. assvitrx. tee.
~ =; frsnes te.e1ttia. or 1. lire.
ts3tt0b. off 10 rtarka- % eaet of y
Tue srrhanga closed firm. Aseftink
ttsrs francs. ts.elssts lire. fa.sotes y !.
marks. se.eeQ7.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY AND MEATS


xueno Fnt0 by Wholesale beAi<0
70 shippsrs
Du<ks--I.ivs. old. per ID. ...... IL
Live young. per N. ......... 10
U<utiers--Aii weights ......... .7e
Ueas--lh fbs. and up ........ IA
Mod. live. ~ TO ~ fbs 80. Ia
Live. fxhf. In 81 ms. $3.50. .tt
Fancy dry picked &c above
live
Ce<ss- Dressed, per n. ..... az
Live. fat. old. per N. ....... IL
Live. fat. young. per n. IL
0e1gtsn Hsres-ss ms and up. II
Dressed ........s...........- III
fBrkeys-Faney d. o.. t-fs foa. 80
Live. youns. 1915 ms. ~
Bco~fers--oid. live. per n. go. II
Hogs
Choice HIGHT ................ ft0 Is
Heavy. fancy ......ss..ssss. lev ~
Veal
Fancy. 1isht ................ .fs
Md. light -................ .f1n 10
Fancy. heavy. 10000 ms. :. .f10 rs
Ned heavy. rough 10000. 100 IL
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Alaska Vessels

pstsrseafs sept Sailed. str Epo
kans. nerthbaand - fae ~.
1un~aU.- sspx i@~hsiled. stf rstne<ss
fsouis~. s1uthe eund. at m.
hesrhfN an-rstspt. i4-naitsd. ssr Ala
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Denver Live Stock

Cattle Recsspt.. see. Market steady.
steers. tsHr.sa. cows ard hsifsr.. ftV
tells ste~ksrs and feeder. ttef.ss.
calves. ftHs.
m.x.-Hsesips.. ice. Mark. lower
Tep. 10
shs~p--MArkss unchanged.