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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

Editor The star
ann especially pleased with the
attitude taken by your paper as ex'
pressed IN tho editorial entitled
"churchmen. Where DO You Htand1"
OF Fridays issue
The resolutions referred 10 nre un.
doubtsdly not the sentiment Of fair.
minded men but unfortunately are
thoE. who are clustered and do not
have the quality ~ bread judgment
upon secular and worldly affairs. II
In just such AS these who passed
resolutions during tho war request.
Ing the beiiigerentH 10 Hufpend all
activities on the battlefront on Sun.
days because II In the Lords day and
they should not fight on those days,
and they were sincere In their stand
that the Sabbath should be kept holy
and free from strife. and they are
unfortunate In this as In other mat
tiers. that they reason from theories
and things as they would have them
10 be rather than ne they are.
The people OF this coast are alive
to the menace that beseta us and all
Anglo. Saxon races by reason Of the
invasion which hns already taken
place. not which ~ threatened or that
IL about To come but rather that
which has already taken place. These
facts are established In tho minds Of
every fairminded. not prcIudiced
open mind which ls willing TO receive
the accredited Information from
proper sources. and We recciye tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Some More Letters
From Star Readers


information from those who are IN
position 20 know that we are nbro-
lutaiy helpless on tho Pacific coast
at this time and " the Japanese ma.
ton elected 10 do 10 they could take
tiie major portion 81 the Pacific coas'
and We would be absolutely helpless.
and for theeo reasons known 10
them, they arc nutocratc ana die.
taiinR terms % uH In unveiled Ian
guBge and yet we will not listen be.
cause Of our conceit that We are a
great nation. and we are In some
respects, but not great enough 20
prevent blow which n struck by
the whole japanese nation would In.
filct n serious injury upon tho whole
United states,
am sending this letter 60 you
simply 90 express my hnmble views
aa "a citizen after some considerable
investigation ana careful observation
Of over five years. and 10 give you
my personal encouragement and In.
dorremcnt in pursuing your course
% instruction 10 the public thru your
valuable publication. that they may
be fully Informed and advised of the
situation ha n IL rather than as ~
should be or ought TO be from their
own standpoint. and not be iuiled
into indifference by idle dreamsrs or
theorists who are Of no assistance 10
the public In solving the situation as
Il h. Respectfully yours.
VINCE n FABES.
fiis l.. G. Smith Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
FRUIT PRICES
SHOW DECLINE
Strawberries Offered at
I. o. b. Seattle Rate

Several lower prices were rcgts-
tered on commodities In tho fruit and
Vegetable wholesale market Satur.
day. ON some stocks hlgh prices and
nnfavorahle weather slowed up sales.
A few houses. with large supply Of
Strawberries. were willing 20 sell AZ
Z. Q. b Seattle prices 60 keep from
taking loss. according 90 the job
hers. Tho berries were quoted from
s. 70 $3.50 a crate.
California rhuharb was down 10
SS.sA Tor so,pound box. Asparagus
WAS from rs 10 IS cents. Caullflower
was az low as $3.50 for a flat crate
OF choice stock, and fancy was at s..
A scarcity OF sack vegetables was re-
ported and prices were higher on
hects aud carrots.
Butter was net plentiful Saturday.
hut with an increase In other sec.
lions OF tho country. the market here
was holding steady. Egg prices were
firm. receipts and the demand being
well balanced. Bids 20 shippers were
stronger. and e cents a dozen for the
fresh ranch stock was reported 20 te
the lowest bid. Wholesale prices did
not change. however
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Editor The STAR

Editor The STAR
read with intrr~s, your articles
relative 20 the la,sa, idiocy adopted
BY the most worthy officials Of the
Joke city % the world 49, spokane.
Mr.. clarao's letter was plain. unvar.
nished and to tho point. but !, Il
evident from hia letter that Mr..
Clarke has never had the mlnfof'
tune 10 be compelled to live In spo-
kane. / was once tand only oncel =
resident Of that fair place. known
az the city 81 the Plains.~ OF some
such bunk name. and pointed 10
with pride By the natives m sun.
ny Old spokane
re that AZ u mar. vas never In
place where tho people were -
ignorant. III hammered. narrow
minded. contemplate. degenerate
and crooked az they are In Spokane.
and I have Travelled considerable.
Nowhere on Gods green earth viii
yuu ind Clans 81 people NO selfish
and sncakinr as they arc there:
even the high schools raise bunch
% ciEar,i sucking. and In many
cases. dope fiendn OF both sexes~-
fellows who remind ono Of the
crown prince by their bravery
and .'uanllnsfs~ In insulting sand
annauitlnsl the chicken that made
spokane famoUn.-
A decent woman has no more
right to be on the street alone than
she has Of flying around a la Lady
OosilvA. ~ the latest edict Of the
local Spokane '-pua punching mrdl'
cal men and Toonerviiie police force
IL surprising Mr.. Clarke. ] would
suggest that he ray q short virit
To spokane and walk along River
side ave. from Monroe 10 Division
SITS. and II he doesn't take the next
train hack home miss my guess.
why shouldn't they kill all the
plFeonng The pigeons can not fight
back they usually belong TO some
small boy who ISN'T big enough TO
handle himself against n sixfcot
cop. OF course. 4, will break the
boys heart to lose his pets. bu, what
os ~ eve" need target practice.
pigeon 20, pie and the distinction OF
having earned our salary. Besides.
look what chance Il Is TO SHOW
off, In front Of a bunch of tlmid
womeni Maybe ono OF them viii
faint and thero lie where the serum
shooter comes in--he can diagnose
the case aa appendicitis and opcr.
ate ION her pocketbook." Don't. l
beg Of you. make light Of our most
eminent and holy edicts; consider
the benefits the deer pcepul" are
deriving from the fact that We have
isolated" the cause OF another dis
ease. we do not know what Il In or
what 20 call II or what Il does. but
well tag II something and then get
out a serum for Il.
Look what the people OF Spokane
are getting for allowing us 90 XIII
their petsl We are even going 20
purchase large tarpaulin 20 stretcn
over the city in order to exclude all
the SUMS rays. The reason for this
IL that tho sunshine brings some
happir cw 10 evcryone--it sends its
rays on rich and poor. good and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

Grant, Lester Albert so.s els, ave.
Loyeti. Wallace Herman. s7is Cor
las ave. boy.
Nicholson. Harry Forrest. Bellevue.
girl
Longfsiiow. Richard Badger. .sss
fancy st. boy.
|christensen. Joseph Alexander. Tsss
2sth ave ". W girl
Mills, 81 Lawrsnes Burford. Seattle.
Kate. zeno. tit Main ST. boy.
sakaguchi. Masataro. ssT Weller st..
Ko. kunlsuk.. 777s King at. boy.
Thompson. Alfred l.. 3ssT t2nd ave
Berry. Prank X. seas nth ave. N
r., boy.
Danleison. william. 4Iss goth ave. &
w. boy.
Harry. William John. 5s.s 18th ave.
Price. William Robert. sass nth ave.
Davis. Ralph worth. 7sos Yesler
way. twins. boy and girl
Moiinak. stephen y. GAZE Ellis ave.
Hesei Max c.. 7sa ssnd ave. s. w.
boy.
Anderson. Arai. Preston. girl
Steele. Lee Brown. 1919 f3rd ave. ~.
Katz. John Albert. $500 I.atona ave.
Miller. Alvin A.. $40 ssnd ave s..
Wilson. Scott. 1850 Ninth ave. ~ H..
twins. boy and girl
Aorriron. William. 1877 intariake
ave hoy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Hmith Cove Termlnai-~ptef A--Htr West
tapra- afr kins&sen Mafu.
Ian. z. = G. g. haids. q. y {. q. Al.
Eonauis.
pier s-sehr rsnny pu,sra.
Pier str ftasaiix M.fa
PIER t--echr Juhn A.
Ptss s~Etr fAteuehe.
pier i-erhF Chas. a. wti-aA
Pier A--~sr Admirsi sebrss.
ptsr D--ssr Fresident
seattle shipsalldlax Dryasek Co..
Meser-hip naby. 4. 4 c. o. =. safrsy-
Of. motofship Anvil
rnioa Pacific Dock -@Nfr f.nritn-A
Pacific Coast Coal uunk~r~--C. n 7. n
Relief. ship Abu.r Ceburn.
q. o. Ehlppiax Board Mearsnxs-ar cross
I. ksys. str Delight. ctr p~ire<s. ear
feonsum. ctr Anna ". Msrr-. ssr sil.
v~rsao. str wAslsnrsera. str west CO.
hokfa. str West Hartfand. ser gabrsee.
str Weet leon. str Went~xn knlxht. err
Eldrtfxs. ssr fsenisy. str West Jester.
Hammond MIL Dock-atr Heetor.
Alaska Steamship Asortnss-ssr vsidsa
Ladder Street T-rmlnst--ss<r ws-ona
COMMERCIAL Better werks--u. a. c. n
pslf~osd-
Hsnfora street Tsrrninat--ssr D~p~r..
spokane street Teruslnsi--asr S.r~nia.
bark w ". Fiint. schf Gee. Curtts.
East waterway Deck a warshsus. CO..
str kaisho Maru.
oensrai Pstroiaurn co.--Tank sarxs FsIis
Of Clyde
Todd Dryssek.-hkin Yar-.s rrsns. snip
Heni. " Packard.
Puget sound Bridge sna prsdsins Co.
str rstt~rsoa.
Fisher FIGURING Nifl.--afr EaEa Mara
Amss fard--atr Roosevelt
West Seattle Elevator pskotan.
Hefferuan Dock--Atr kesehfksn
Atrsarn--Baoy T--Hktn Janet nai;sr
Winslow Marine Hsllwsy-s~hr Eiwwii.
bark Belfast. barge coaufti.m CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Irregularity Marks
Exchange Opening


ihe New York stock sNehanEs today nuh states steel aud
o
locomotive 81 enaebaker ieA OF ~ United
y. ~ "
Conflicting price the
a
a
.g@ang Tor purchase q Famous Player. made
crgsse
PETROLEUM ZEN ap ~ Par sA W ~ fssss
OF wssng-
r.
n up
cfic sbA southern Pacific 90, T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

sydney April s--Arrived. str faFaas
ffon seattle.
NsW Ncfk-Apsti Arrived. ctr Cape
Henry from seattle ntr Wiiihtta tFosn 49,.
atti~. ctr Hue rrianEle frosn seattle.
Hhank Arrived. stf Wheat
leaa Montana fsum seattle. April t--Ara
rived. str nAy state frofn seattle.
Crtsfabat~~ AprM t~Saiied. str knes.
viiie for seattle. str wsst himrot for
seattle.
san reds@--trrti v-~Arrsvss. str taoee
t.uekeaeseh from seattle. ctr Admiral
Sehlsy from seattle.
san Franrlsce-kprti s--asi,sd. rnetsr-
ship Valparaiso fer Taeoma. az - an
April Arrived. str Eebin Afstf frun,
seattle. ~ , N. April s-Asii~f. AFR
Ftoesnse t.ueksnbaeh for seattle.
ssteris-sprti Sailed. ctr West
Hssen for seattle. At = MI str Mazda
sAn Naru Tor seattle. at a nn. ssr steel
Hanger for seattle. AZ q M
TscemA-Agfti Arrived. str Africa
Msru from seattle. ct Tsgs a m. stF
Julia Laeksneaeh from Seattle. at s.1s
a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
so, 900 Non-Union
Miners in Strike

NEW YORK. April s.--More than
$4,000 non.unlon miners have Joined
tho ranks OF the United Mine Work.
ers In their nationwide waikout.
President John l.. Lewis said today.
This number Ia steadily growing.
no said.
Tho strike. from the standpoint
OF the union organization" he main
iained, ia spiendidly efficient and
functioning with precision"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Two Flags Blended

The fact that little things. ar well
as acts Of moment. are foiated on our
people daily. thru tho agencies 81
our best and supposedly inteilectuais,
only substantiates my statement. Let
such things continue without open
protect. and know most Of us feel
Il. and our great Northwest in a few
years Will be n poor land for our
children.
We need more men Of the Tlndall
type. Yours truly.
III. r. Finch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Arrivals and Departures


April s--eir Queen FROM Southeastern
Alaska. at 10 20 = ma. str HASA Mars
frem Vancouver. n q. Al eiea = VA str
Hawaii Maru from ftonshou Via Ahana
hal. Kobe and Yokohama. AZ a;et y utt
April str nesaiie Mahonsy from nan
Pedro via san tranetnco and Port An
keiea. ~ . M. str fAteuehs from
Aeuth eratern via Southeastern Alaska
and fetnt Mslts. at tfse 9. an
sailed
April s-str rresit-at for san Pedro
via Victoria and san Francisco. At ~
a. n.3 str Africa Mafu fee raeoms. ct
50 q m. ar Jaits i.uekenearh for
New York VIA TaeomA. Mukilseo. san
francisro. San fedto. balboa. naitimors
and rhtiadslphiA. ct tiis a M
kprti 1--atr Roseiie AaheneY FOR Ia.
coma. AZ . m. ar AsaEvaf Tor
southeastern Alaska via NAnaima. et ) 40
.. m. str silver state for Puget Sound
Naval station. al Al % a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Miners to Invade
Non-Union Field

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April a.
A march Of union miners into the
unorEanired Winding Gulf coal fields
wiil b. started tomorrow. according
to widespread reports here today.
The marcherx. bound for cookfown
from Sullivan. Raleigh county. viii
hold mass meetings At Sullivan. So.
phia and other towns en- route. re.
ports said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
GRAIN MARKET
MAKES ADVANCE

CHICAGO. April k--Grain prices
advanced sharply during an active
short session on the Chicago board
" trade to-day The advance Was due
to heavy buying by commission
houses an advance Ia foreign mar
kets and a COED demand for export
Provisions also advanced.
May wheat opened at tt.seA. off
te. and later advanced -. July
opened at si,is. off Ac. and closed
up lie september opened ct
tftsts. of f4r. and closed up = q.
MAY corn opened unchAnEed At
SIS. e and closed up Ne. July. after
opening off &c at 81 Asc. advanced
&c. September opened at ttAn of
ise. aud closed up he,
MAY cats opened al seMe. of sc.
and closed up Nc. July aprned un-
changed at ss%r and closed up a g..
september opened off i.e At tos g
and advanced Lc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

Editor The STAR
Hsailrlng fun well the fuuii'y Of
the white race attempting 20 compete
IN business. or In mixing IN any
manned with the Japanese. solely on
account Of their methods and way of
living. cannot refrain from con.
drmnlng the action Of For films and
a local movie house In displaying a
picture. At the end OF which a Japa-
neua flag L. blended into our own
national emblem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

Csfffe--Hsce NarNef nnrttnaf
n~st st~~sr. fTtses fair % asad
ssssrs. tt07.Se xeod to ehoiee cous
ard hsif~rs. ~ o $50 raansrs. tSU2Ges
bells. ftte0sts. calves. ftse8ts
usw~--H~xeipta. tss MaFket neuainai
Prime MIXED. sfeTseft. hssslrs. o. o
tfeteE ples. stsseottts
>hss4p--Eeceiptu So Marhss rnrninss
East 81 mountain lambs. fta0ts. val
ley lambs. ttt0ia. y~arlin3s. f30ll.
weihsrs. tsSts. srss. ts0i
uses--st q ffs 10.
ExE~--1te dea
she~~~--ss n
tiats<r--stc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Prohibition Agent
Shot From Ambush

HUNTINGTON. ". Va. April :.
William Meade. prohibition on.
forcefncnt agent. was shot from arm.
bush on a road near here and
killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
t-sssrdsys onetsttsesi
ruxussb<<1 ~ tsUss . nryss



usg~--Erxelftr. s.ses Nafkst tatee
hi9arr Tcp. tiets. tais - seis~.
ftsHAWtesa heavy wsfaht. ttete@
ftes2s msdlua weight ttsttutetts
leht weight ftestotett nsnt liEhss.
tteffw Mesa heavy perstna sa@s
ttt9efe parking sc~s. tssea. 10
Wtgee. Piss. tSseBteft
Csftis---ttereipts. see. Market steady
C'halez snd prime. ttss0essl medium
sna coed. tf.st@nTts eamBpn. ts.f1D
1855. eorunnn ard fnedfuf,. ~ 80 r
ssrt. hatcher eettt. ara hssf~rs. tks&
9tstts eevs. ~ tsg7.ff. tsits. tie
8tt.t. esnn~ra and eattsfn. cess ant
h~ifrrs. tftAHs tes esnaer steers. ~ ~
Wtt.x&. veal calves. ftteUt 20 feeder
sfe~ra. tttew1.sss xsoekrr steers. o. -
ctf.1t. stscs-r cows and hsifsrs. H4
Use.
sh~~p--nse~irss. -tss Marsss steady
Lambs. tttTswteet; isrBb-. eaii and
eetnrues. SIC sswi1tei ysartlnK wets.
sfs. fff1t0ttt9. ewes. tTstete 50
call 70 eommon yves. tstouT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. April Foreign ~.
rhsrE- op~nsd irregular today. Sterling.
fttsss francs. feesis. Hire. tsesss
uarks to.ee3s. kfoner. te.sfse.
forefzn sxehang~ waa flrfu~r at the
close. sterling. tstoA francs. 50 ssis9
Tire. foessaM marks. eeo1f& Cana
dian dollars. tos7iss panlsh kroasn.
te.7f-s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Alaska Vessels

Htta~Apft sailed. sr spokane,
south Bound. at site a Va.
kstehikan-Aprti s--Hslied. ssr North
western. seuthtsuDd. At itito q IA. str
Alameda. nofthbeand. st n0Oa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

VENTURA. Cal. April s.--rris.
onera In the county jaii have been
looking too plump and well satisfied.
20 the board Of supervisors decided 10
trim the bastiic cuisine TO two meals
a day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Accused of Fraud,
Baron Is Arrested

PARIS. April L. baron Victor dc
NeverE. member 81 an aristocratic
and once wealthy family. was ar.
rested here for a SIS fraud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

F"~fuFdaTs Vn"f
esgar--Eanv. Eaw. ttfl. aranufafsd
stzsasse
Cosfe~-so. RIO. spot. fo& ollie ID
No. 4 Santos. fts 9ttGc ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

fssfnrdsy'. Qeetstisn~b
uuffer--Eatras. 1sNe 10. prime rrrs.
1se ~.
ssSc dos undersised. zee dos
Che~-s---s siifprris fats. fancy. .5e -
firHts. stMc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

-=Haremet~r rising clear Wind north.
seven fntiss "a hour PASSED Ia. str Me
kura. ~ tso =. NJ str Fatcst King, -
10 VA Passed cut. two mast freirht
steamer. AZ slSe a VA. t~osmast steam
~. probably the nehsmiao ciuh at eiaa
=. M t~o-msst steam sehf. At sise a m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

Dance and be happy. II you do
no, know the latest steps. Prof. wn.
liam A. Jackson. late Of New York
city. head OF the corps OF instruc.
tors at Tho Hippodrome. Firth and
University. win teach you all of the
iatcs; advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

FLOUR AND SUGAR
Wboiessls Prices
r1ssv--Y.rn. pat. <-fs. city dels.soosss
nagsr-Csns. per cst- ...... $40
Beet. Der cwt. ........... Go
Hay. GRAIN AND FEED
Cuy Delivery. wholesale. Per Ten
Cess-Whsis. ysiiev. Ize-Ib. Ska. :. .s7es
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

Narsr sssft. wesflabs Special f'esr.
tsts Htai ttt. . rolls fciist rarsf. -
nntai taAtrE paWAef. see Cssasnas heh
taK poeasr. gta. aeidrn Wet coffee. 4te
stall les. apHis tuiisf. large san sat. :
eans skhsFfy sam. ttsl nrtluta ed
sastnsn tee een. ssild paee tefnatn~s. lee
ats saaefkraut. ssc. Stats ssstt. ehaars
fssiaa ssszk. zer n ff~sh side grofs. seq
~. steer pet Fess,i izNe ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
DEATHS

Brown, Alice. Ga. 2s2O 10th ave. N.
Dou. Jung Quon. 50. 1863 King ri.
Smith. clarissa Angelina. Gf. 23f3
Federal ave.
Peterson. William Il. IS. 50 wash
ington st.
Hoffman, Robert 20. H. r. d. No. Z.
Box 202.
Clark. Mrs. Ann. co. zoos Eighth ave.
NJ.
hin. Albert. 20. Black Diamond.
Young, Col. Harry W.. "a. 72l Ninth
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Wow! And Once Again, Wow!

bad. alike; Il brings out the leaves
and flowers and fruit and grain: .,
Ia the run that puts the song inro
birds. the whole beauty. love and
life into the world. BuT-one little
microbo Nigh, also feel the call Of
life. 40 thereby. II We exclude the
sun we keep the fnlerobe In a spors
formation and he can do no harm
Bright reasoning. isn't 81 Bu, Is II
any brighter than shooting pigeons
In order 10 control a disease" q
that probably wouldn't get 10 ons
psrron cut Of every thonnandg
Respectfully yours.
". y. ADAMS. rr.
G. KENNEDY. r. q. Ferris and
II. Sporting. all members Of Seattle
Post No. ~. American Legion. or
Ennlr~d Friday night AZ the Amer
lean Legion Trio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

lin. La .Iersi
kribs. Ruth. Port Blakeicy. Legal
IL Gary. Mathew r.. Seattle Legal
Mccormick. Martha A.. Seattle Legal
Willard. Andrew William. Van
CouNer. ~. =. s...4.s4.ss.s
OrwiR, Gaylord ~. Friday Harbor 90
Lampmsn. Irene r.. Friday HRrbor "a
4 lhadeff. Nissim. Seattle .....23
Benyenistes. Esther. Tacoma ...3t
X ohler. Frank. Tacoma .........ts
Anderson. Rose NJ. Tacoma ..3s
Brewster. Frank w. Seattle Legal
Ellingsen, Elvida D.. Seattle. Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

stall "a. ne ease sanar. zee. Htaii
e.. treas ehsrusd batter. sgr ~. isfss
fresh sass. sfn ans. ) des. 80. stalls
fas.s a-ft san ~. q. ~ ~n~ trana cNf
fss. So. Orange rehp~ sea. see 70 :
re sseund eharpfate - caeos. 4re Stalls
ffsst. Tall cans C4Fnattaa af ttarasn .
rHitk. tfel mild faii cream st~eae. tte
"a ofYsnHAa paneaAs ue9f. ttE PAS
cr.ss q wasat. ste rag large All
pisAiss. " ssan4 as cAiumet baklms
eaafer ksr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

name ana keAidencs. Age.
Rondcau. John Oliver. Seattle ....s3
hoss. Mae. seattle .-....-........2e
Weston. D., North Vancouver. u.
Dowie. Mary. Seattle .............30
Peterman. Edward u. Frank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Ship News
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Public Markets

stall 80. summer sausage. fse N.
~isnsrr. zee ~ putats naisd. zee o.
stall 40. t-atief. 600 ~ saHs. 10 dos,
stall e.. salt pork. tfc NJ Eocd bacon,
$50 ~. snttass butts. sfa 10 stall 4.
bread. iaras loaf lee d9ua hnuts 700
asN. rolls. see dos stall &C. beef sts~.
ipe NJ fuoud steak. see nj siFialn
steak. tta ~. stall &C. spinach. = ne
stsi isfracs. Ice and 81 zach aniena.
bunshes Ice stall 81. Nafnatlua milk.
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NJ. ftrs best fresh eggs. gfc dos : tall
rAns milk, sac stan q horne made may.
rnuat<s. go ~ cottage cheese. tte ~
see meek banss. . ne f2r. stall t.
fresh sturssan. see N. haiibss. 80 n
kias salmon. aee ~ iina cod : ne ttr
stalls lisa, mild fgii cream shesss. lts
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The New York herald., 1922-10-15
Art Alliance of America
Plans Exhibition Soon

The Art Alliance Of America and the
New York Society of Craftsmen are
sending out notices to all of the lead
ing craftsmen In the United States. in
viting them to participate in a joint
exhibition of eraftwork to be held from
November 20 20 December 20 at the
Art Center. e5-67 East Fifty-sixth street
Articles for this exhibition must be
entered on Monday and Tuesday. Mo-
vember i3 and IA. A jury composed OF
master craftsmen VIII pass on all work
submitted. A nominal exhibition fee will
be charged to non-members. The exhi-
bition will be hung IN the Art Alliance
Gallery at the Art Center,
Crafts represented will include bas-
kerry. bookbinding. cards. china, en-
broidery. enamelng, decoration furni-
ture. glass illumination, modelling
ivory carving, iewelry, leather work.
lace, metal work, polychrome and gesso.
pottery, photography, printing. pewter.
silversmithing. textiles. toys and wood
carving.
Ample notice Is being given so as to
make possible the assembling of the
finest examples of craftsmanship avail
able,