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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Termiuai--Pi~r A-stra We
natches. whsatiand Montana Pier %
--s$trs sgra Maru. Pine Tree state.
Bell street TsrninAl--u. 4 l.. H. T.
Heather.
PIER is--sir Msrnnoa. rae;ership wak.sA
Pier ie-etr FULTON.
Pier 4-str Everett
Pier 2--strs Alameda. Cordov.- Issfstson.
Pier A--Htrs Admiral ssbrs.. Admiral
Nicholson.
pier B-str Admiral watson.
PIER D--str Admiral sehfey.
Seattle bodybuilding Drydoek Cons
Bender Bros
Pacific coaa, Coal Busk.rs-u Il 1. g
S~iftsurs.
liz. shipping BOARD Moor,nr.
Cross Keys Delight. D.irosa. iconiurn.
Anna " Morse. Biiysrado. wailinK.
ford. West Cahokia. West HaFtiand.
Lubrico West IRon. Western knight.
Connecticut street Dook-str Denmark
Maru.
AIbers Bros. milling Dock--str RoaaiI.
Mahonsy.
Standard oil Doek-str Queen
Alaska steamship MoorinEs-s,r valdez
stacy Street Tsrminai--U. 4. c. 8. Burn
side
Commercial Boiler works-U. a. c. a
Deiiwood.
Mnwnukss Ocean TsrrninAi-s,r Mon
Roiian Prince.
Hanford street T-rrninai-s,r D.rbisy.
East Waterway Dock & Warehouse CO..
str Yome Maru.
Todd Dry Docks-U. r. g. q. UnsIxs.
ship Chlnieothe. bktn Forest Fris-ld.
strs IAtouche. Catherine TO.
Puget Sound Bridge Dredging co.-str
Patterson.
Ames Yard-str Roosevelt.
Nettieton's MiiI--str Santa fnez
Heffsrnan Dock-strs Kstchlkan, Rsdon-
do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Father-in-Law of
Col. Dockery Dead

Word was received In Seattle FRI
day Of the death In Atlantic City.
y. J.. OF Augustus II. Kelsey.
fatherin.law OF Col. Oliver Hart
Dockery. st.. adju,ant general Of
the recruiting district OF the North
west.
Mr.. Kelsey. who WIS probably the
largest cut and table glass manu-
facturer In the country. had many
business associates and friends in
Seattle. Seventy seven at the time
OF his death, Mr. Kelsey was a civil
war veteran. having served as a
major and receiving decoration
for vaior at Gettysburg. For many
years he was president Of the
American Protective Tariff league.
During the war he was active IN
many patriotic enterprises.
Mrs. Dockery is on her way East
to attend the funeral at Newark. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
SPINACH PRICE
IS WEAKENING
Walla Walla Variety Now
Plentiful Here

walla waila spinach and onions
were moro plentiful Friday and
prices were beginning 20 weaken.
Green onions were selling al from 90
20 70 cvntH a dozen punches and tho
spinach averaged around iiAB IA
crate. Imperial Valley spinach WINS
quoted at 1850 a crate and the Los
Angeles at ii7s basket Califor.
MIA green onions were at 40 cents n
doeen lunches and radiahea were at
80 cents.
4 shipment OF tapFcrlnes arrived
from California by steamer and were
selling nt 1850 a box, making prices
range from $50 90 $3.50 Sales Of
oranges were light whik grapefruit,
lemons and apples were going well
Commodities on the dairy market
were unchanged Friday. Receipts Of
~gRn VIII continue TO Increase. 40.
cofding TO reliable iobberr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
MERELY A LITTLE
ROMANCE HESKETH
Is ASKED TO AID

He went away TO war and
when he returned. a battle. SCARED
veteran. she was goner'
Sounds lib~ lin. from a novel.
doesn't Il? But II is merely one
Of the little romances OF real life.
as seen from Acting Mayor Hes.
keth's office.
Frederick T. Lamb. National
Military Houe. Danvillc. H.. ask
ed the mayor Friday to assist him
in locating his sweetheart. Miss
Marie GangIe, whom he has not
seen since the day when he
marched away to fight in the
Philippines. When he was mus
tered out OF the army in 1901 she
was gone.
Perhaps II II not even now
too late for US TO resume our ro-
nance" Lamb declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

HenEknnE-Feb ft-Arriysd. str ART
ca MAru from SEATTLE.
Shanx it--Arrtved. str Ea-
tors AAru from seattle. Fsh. tt--s1n 81.
str Fusnini Mara for Seattle
koh~---F'eb. tt--Hailed. ctr fctarf Mar.
for seattle fsb tt--Afrfssd. ctr Toyee-
- A4ru from Seattle. Feb. Arrived.
str Eastern Merchant from NsAttis.
Yokohama--Frh lt--AFr4xed. ssF MA-
wall Maru from seattle.
Hmiboa~-Fsh. ts-Saiied. str fIe.sater
for Seattle.
san rvaro--Fsb. te--Arriref. str Santa
RITA from seattle str Steel Mariner frofs
Seattle, Rallied. ctr Robin Ooodfsiiu~ fer
seattle. str Walter suckenbaeh foa Sc
attic. str L1ebre Tor seattle.
san Franclarp-Feb is-satied. str
Rainier for seattle 81 midnight
Taeome--Frb. ff-Arrisesi. tuetorshis
rhrodore Roosevelt from Antwerp ~
Balboa. Port Ludic~ AMI Everett. a. Z -
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
GRAIN MARKET
GOES Lower

CHICAGO. Feb. iT.--draln prices
were lower on tho chicaEo board OF
trade today. Liquidation or wheat
developed and tho decline was sharp
despite reports of adverse weather
conditions IN the Southwest lfo-
Visions were higher.
Cash wheAt--NoF ) red. tt-15 = No.
: hard. ti.8aa.
May wheat opened unchanged at
ttd9~ and closed Off 2e July open
I'd off &c az ti,2Z. closing OFF &c
May corn opened at t2fsc. off = e.
aud closed Oft &c Juty opened off
sc az gAAc, and closed of sEc.
MAY oats opened at t2Ac. Off &c,
and closed of Ac, July oats apc uvd
at taAc. off sac. closing OF ic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
1922 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
nv Automobiles

or-An unknown Chinese man
% was knocked down but not sefis
ouaiy hurt Thursday at Fourth ave
and Jackson IT. by "A machine driven
by a. G. niddinger. a0fa bsth ave. y
W. lie received a bruised MO
oc Dorothy Howard. age ~
GU months. zoos ninth ave- -
W. received fractured MP when
an unknown truck driver backed ms
car over hor leg ~" ohilh wa"
taken to the orhopedio hospital
,,., -. ....... ia .t,... - "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
BIG DECREASE
IN TRADE HERE

Seattlc's trade. both domestic and
foreign. declined heavily la the last
year totaling ss6t9is.Sts, a shrink.
age OF ssss.0t6.eaS from the 1890 to-
tai % s5SS.oss,ie7, according to fig.
urvs In Port Warden Fred Nj. i.athes
annual rcfert.
Local trade authorities attribute
tho decline 60 tho absence of war
initiation. which has affected trade
since 1914. rather than TO a slump III
Northwest production.
Total import and export tonnage
amounted TO s.ii1,oos tons. pomes-
tic imports were valued az sios.oes.'
iie, domestic exports at sse.ses.khi;
foreign imports. sisa,S6o,tiT. foreign
exports. sse.ets.769. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

C.tsi~--Hsssipts. iaE Mafkst r1mtrsi
Hsat mte~rs. NftOrte fair 80 rcd
STEERS. ittsokft. god to ehesss ss~s
ard hssfsr-. ttsU&st. eanosrs. 80
tiss. bulls. tiss0sse. calves. 81 -
0ttL
ucs.--Rsoeipf. So Market .te see
hixhsf Prime rntsed. titati.Et.
hs4vges. tTotekes pigs fieFt8tt.
sk~-ss--Ilersipts LIS Market nemlasi
vast % mountain. lambs. tssseisssi
valley iAniba. tAfsUgks Ye&fisue4.
isrsesss. weshets. ,.7soT,s&s swss
ttWa
uea~--sf q sc Ia
Exg~--1se dan-
h~~>~--Et ~ zee -
tBufa~f-sle Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Reported by Wireless
=. Naval Radio Cssnsaniestis~

Time 10 o M % date specified uaiess
otherwiss notsd.l
Feb. IT.. a. Z. a. +. fOss anchored
az Mean hay. motorship "a T Harper.
Seattle for san Francisco. passed est
Tatppsh. str Eastern Sailor. Portland for
rokohamn. t3t miles west % the Coiam-
bla river. str Coasst. Kobe fer Seattle.
see miles from SEATTLE str birmingham
City. probably for~sseAttls. Zee miisa ~sst
% Port To~nssnd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
ZIG PASSENGER LIST

Carrying a consignment Of freight
and Oriental mail. and an unusual.
~ large passenger list in addition
TO members Of the Mystic shrine
excursion. tho transpaclfie liner
Pine Trcc state h scheduled to
sail from Seattle for the orient sat.
urday. Additional passengers and
cargo will DO taken on at Van
ssauxer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Arrivals and Departures

rea. if.--Str cAthsrlns y. from Hell
iinxham. At f.se a. M. Hir Admiral
sehisy from San redre via san Francis
60. a. $50 n m. str t~asaafk AAfa
from Soxoya VIA Tacoma. At 10 a. ~.
str EseFstt from San Pedro Via sAa
Franchise and Tacoma. Al - a. m
Fsb. is-Str Suwa Mars from HeaxkonE
via SHANGHAI. kobe and Yokohama. at
lasse ,. M. str fomei Maru ffom Port
Gamble Via Everett. ~ ssls . IN atr
keaalis NaHonsy froD Tacoma. at 30
.. m.. atr santa ineE FROM Tacoma. al
,. M. str Mheatian1 NoatanA FROM
Manila VIA HonEkong. HhaaghAL kebs
and Yokohama. AZ tts D. VA stf heu-
non FROM Hull via Liverpool. Baihea.
san Pedro. SAn ftanriscc. Portland and
Vancouver. u. c. At tsss .. m afr daa-
Eoiian Rrtaro from 8@antra vie HassoA
and saaeousur. a. g.. at AIS .. IA.
sailed
rvs iT--su Tyndarsus Cor Manila via
Yokohama. Kobe. shsughai sad usax
konE. az : - a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

Cafti~--Rsr~luga SIS Asrkst steady
steers. tf0fss cows and hsifsfs.
;SssHT. stacksrs ard feeders. - se8
IT'S. bulls. tsbeVgte. calves. % -
Utts
usxv--R~r~lpts. ft1 Market ice lover.
TOP. iptt. bulk. - teU17e.
sh~~p-fie~sipts. ttee Market fse hishs
sr Lambs. museum. nses. tk1s
0fTEs. feeders. mems. ys&fliezs,
iti.se0i-. ~sfhrrs. ttUAs9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Drives Car Against
Bank; Man Hurt

j. T.. WHY. els Sixth ave. re.
ceived two broken ribs and severe
cuts on the face when he drove his
car into a sand bank on East Mar.
rinni way near tire Des Moines road
Thursday 10 avoid collision with u
passing car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
WAR BUDDIES
MEET

Hey. Buddy. haven't seen you
since the Old war. where you been
kcenin' yourself. anyhow Remcm-
Der that night In the old dugoat
when FritGic sent over that big one
and-aay. Buddy. but you lock pros
porous. Jbid rich uncle die and
leave YOU a foriunc7 Seems like you
were just about "a anxious for the
pay as tho rest OF VA In the good old
days"
"uncls tho deuce. didn't have
anything left mo exccr, the good
luck to hear about a sale going on
at Chcrry's. down on Second ave. be.
tween Madison and Spring. 2oI Rialio
building. near Pign whistle. Hence
tho new dudz Say. Buddy. that's a
regular place. You can buy on credit.
too. and no first payment will be
necessary for 90 days. Balance ar
ranged to suit your convenience. -
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

nens men from all parts OF the North
ives, viii attend the conference Of
the Seattle Chamber Of commercs
forestry advisory committee Hafur'
day In tho. assembly hall Of the
chamber. The conference Will start
az 10 a. m. under the direction OF
Dean Hugo wipkenwerder of the
school 81 forestry. University OF
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Public Markets

Stan II. MS. best cane sugar tee
1915 per n. sack. stall fzz1. haiisus
toe 10: black cod. fba. ssc: red snap
per. ms use: kipper.d salmon. zoc 70
Stall IS, pure Yakima apple jelly. I5c n
ssc can scudders maple flavor syrup
1cc; cans strinxi~ss beans. fsc stall
1895. Tree tea. black. tsc n: fresh soda
crackers. ms CSC. large can Bartlett
pears. esc. stall 81. fresh butter, ale 70 q.
ms lilo. peanut butter. lie n. fSA
sse.
SANITARY
stan 100. best cane sugar. ~. He;
brown sugar. ms gee powdered sugar.
2 IDS fsc stafis 7I-g3. fiiiet Of sole. &c
die. 5sc N. Stalls 7f-5s. Mazda oil, z7e,
t1c. &c. tf7p: Morton's Shaker salt.
loo pkg. stall -. Diamond Crystal
Shaker salt. Dc, for 2sc. 7bo brooms.
,sc; Kingsf0rd's corn Of gloss starch. ige
pkg. fancy black figs ? ibs. zoe.
ECONOMY
Stall -. ms. best cane sugar dee:
fso-ib. sack cane surar. 1915. bars
Crystal White soap, 21c. Stall 81. hons
made msyonnais. sc NJ; home made
pot roast. Zoe ID; lamb roast. fehe 10
bacon. zsc 10. stall %. skinned soies, ?
Ms. 25c; Columbia river smslta lbs
CSC: catfish. rbs. zsc. English sole. !
ms zbc. fresh herring ms zsc; haft.
cake flour, zoe pkg. zoe Cream oi
wheat. zic pkg; zoe pkg. u. o. oats
lie: Van Camps pork and beans. 1zAc
ztc; LOG pkgs. Arm q Hammer soda.
Gee
CORNER
Stall fo2. best butter. sc n; bar.
Royal white soap. Csc; , big cans apri.
cots or peaches. s5c. ms. beat fine
sugar. CSC. cans Comparative milk. lie
st-ss Pike st.. leaf lard, ms Zbo. pig
tails. ms. zse; hamburger and sausage
2 ms use; lamb roast. ms Csc 1911
First ave. fancy raw sheiled DeanuIs o.
NJ; fresh roasted peanuts. fso n. stall
2. lard. No. &c: steer pot roast. f2Mc
1899 First ave. lannon's homo made
rnayonnslse, s5c ~: fine SWISS cheese
Sc ~: genuine Ruiiipolse. b0c n.
wEsTLAKg
Sugar stall. n. scratch $40. milk
sfzs ease Stall 1906 clam chowder. 100
can; bars Lemon soap use; waffle flour
ace. fancy shrimps. zoe can. stan f2s.
new comb honey. acc. Swiss cheese soc
~ Stall 40. large cans Federal milk
7Bc; bars Creme on, 2bc
SOUTH END
stan -, butter. 45c n. eggs. zoe dor
Yakima honey, csc AZ. Stall 20. wieners
fos Csc; picked pigs feet. lac N
sliced ham. b5c N stall ~. salt pork
isc 10. pienicr. isc n; cottage butts,
z2c N. ftali T. bread, &c and l0c loaf
bnttsrhornA. 2 for I5c; pies CSC each
stall ~. boiling beef, f0c ~. pot roast.
f0c NJ; beef stew. Joe no Stall g.
sprouts. $50 H.: grape fruit. DC and So
each. spinach, iSc n. SIAN S.. Carnation
sziik. largo can iae. small can Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Aged Woman Tries
to End Own Life

A woman registered as Mrs. Crock.
EFT. co. a; Japanese rooming house
1T 2oi0 Sixth ave. L. recovering Fri.
day in the city hospital from an IN
successful attempt 20 commit suicide
by inhsilng gas Thursday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
BANK CLEtRINGs
Naiiln
SKULL FOUND

Scientists say the Darwinian the
Org that Africa may have been the
original homo OF the human race has
received partial confederation from
the discovery just made in North.
ern Rhodesia OF n fossillzed skull
which gives a new oricntation to the
early history OF primitive man.
The skull. which is complete save
for the lower Jaw. resembles that OF
the ape man tpithecanthropus eree
tusD discovered In Java In 1882. which
has been regarded as the most print.
tive human skull known until now.
The Java skull. however. lacked a
face. In this respect the Rhodesian
fossil reveals a type curiously sim.
liar to what Is known as the Gibral.
tar skull.
Moreover. n collar bone. n leg bone
and part OF IA hip bone believed to
belong to tho skull also have been un.
earthed. and these may enable snat.
omists to reconstruct the main parts
OF the whole Rhodesian skeleton.
The scene OF the discovery was the
Bone cave" OF the Broken I'm mine.
already famous for the beauty of it's
stalactites and stalagmites and for
the remarkable fact that the lime
Of which they were originally com.
posed have been largely replaced by
phOsphates OF zinc and lead.
II was the commercial value OF
these formations that led TO the
transformation OF this cave into one
Of the strangest mines ever worked.
The floor consisted OF mass Of
fossilized remains OF elephants. lions.
leopards. rhinsccri. hippopotami. an.
telopea, birds. bats and small NAL.
mails.
Hundreds OF tons OF these animal
remains had been removed. but no
trace OF man was discovered until "A
depth OF 60 feet below water level
was reached. when tho bones de.
scribed were found surrounded by
soft. friable lead conglomerate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Police to Attend
Benjamin Funeral

The cntire city detective forre and
a detail Of uniformed police will at.
tend funeral services for II. T.. Ben.
jamin. former city detective. at $50
p. m. Saturday at the Butterworth
undertaking establishment. Inter.
ment will be at Iakeview cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
San Francisco Markets

ursdsy's uucssitoass
Bats~r-EKtraA. tfsc ID. pFtrns firatA
he ~.
Exr.--Ertra-. tsNe dor srtr. ruiista
ssc doA undsFsirsf puiists. lie dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Men York Exchange
List Is ReactiOndry
wAtt. srnnrr IotRNAf. rfNANc'tAf. nnvImw

rrh The q stock
before
today steel sold rapidly steel
l0t and kpd.ake got below
Ifnitrd
ed theb Al II his took waH y,
pricoaI ncu "a
steel ~ rroduee le @t = uatn fH,'
$50 =. no n! canadian $50, 4. s rubber b6A up u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Chicago Board of Trade
tfrtdsy'. uuststisnsi
Furnished by t.asaa a uf,aa
sio S~coad Ave-. S~~ttie


ffrtdsys 0aotaftonsl
usrs- Receipts. aseeo. Market steady,
zee loser rep. tietes baik 81 sales,
tgseUfoss. heavy ~sinhl iattute.
medium weight tg.sa0tessl liant
weight. tiatt0toto nEht lights. tte
Wfisse. heavy rarktae sesa tttte
fsss. packlns sn~s. fpuEhA fsts -
N.Tt. piss. - teOi9
cafGle--Rsrulp zoe. Market Esnsrsi.
~ steady. choice and prime. - o
t1ft. medium and good. O.. - 81 -
easnnton. ttsovTsel good and sheies.
tAsfasse common ard medium. - =
otsgtl butsb~r ratste and hstfefs.
task9f.Ts ra-. tiSe0ezti bells
tstonss cAnnefs And cuttrfa. eass
and hsifsrn. 81 see q gei eannst str~fs,
t1seutte veal calves. ifsEsWt II
feeder steers. AS sswfEs. sisessf
stssrr. sci stotksr eg~s and hstfssa.
t1TSwAst
sh-~p--Hscsipt.. sess Msrks, s~nsfsity
STEADY to sgronK taEnhs itfeAa
tf&ssi iasnh-. euil and sefufnnn. ice
fi1. yrarilnE ~sthsrs. tie so 10. s~ss
ts,k90ts4. euu 20 csusmsa s.ss
t1se0s.4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
90
A YEAR AGO TODAY

This day last year four pede~-
trians were injured by autos In
Seattle. bringing the total 10 Ia
for that year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

RIDING OVER pieces OF ice may
-ause cut. IN ureA lin them up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

An Old chr fitted with new bear.
inRs should be driven elowiy for at
least 500 miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

AN AUTOMATIC windshield clean.
err. operated by vacuum from intake
manifold. is being manufactured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

+. r. Scobev Of San An
tonic, Ter, close friend Of
President Harding, wiH be APP
pointed director of the mint
at expiration Of Raymond r.
Bakers term, May rs, Wash
lHgton announces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

FRIDAY
iHtA ~
First low Tide
9aA a. az. 80 a
tfrst high Tide
Stta a. M taa a.
second low Tide
Ht y M. 10 O.
~cvoad iiigh ride
ietVa v m. es n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

President Hording is err
pected TO appoint Judge Theo-
dore Fred Brentdno Of the su-
perior court at Chicago Amer
icdn minister 10 Hungary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

tfrtdsr'. Quetsflcnsl
snr.s-fffua Iiar. ttT2. rranuiaisd. -.
teffe~--So. Z Rio. spot. ss0se -. 10.
Z ssata~. -. utgSc n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
light CO.
DECLARES
DIVIDENDS
Starting the Distribution Of
Overdue Earnings to Its
Stockholders

In order to adjust dividends over
due on the cumulative per cent pre-
ferr~d stock the board OF directors OF
the Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
has just declared cash dividends.
payable March 10. 1923. to sioekheld.
ers OF record on February 20, 1899. Of
s.so per share on the unstamped
stock and IS cents share ON the
stamped stock. ny this action the
amount OF accumulated dividends Is
reduced 10 $50 per share.
Tho directors also declared a stock
dividend OF 20 per cent payable In
per cent cumulative. prior prefer
encc stock at par TO stockholders who
present their certificates for stamp
Ing TO the transfer between March
10 and April IS. 1929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Foreign Money Status
ffhufsdsF's uaetaflnnsI
Furnished by fnr.n A Brpaa
aa8 $4,000 Az A~mlfI.
Chicago Car Lots

ffhur~daf uuotatEonsl
Furnished by Logan a Brtsa
nIn Axrnnd Az snaiiIn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

TArOUNI fNIlANn. Frt. tt A. n
--- nArometvr rising ixht rain. ~las
south. rs nalias an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
| NEED
MONEY!

And must DO denta
wcrk 80 get a.
shall give the aual
ity and workmanship
as always. but mi
prices Will be q bar
gain for you
must raise money
and I shall save yor
"a dollar for ever
dollar you pay ms
Tor your dental work
EDWIN .. BBOM>
ios Columbia ~.
For more than -
Years sesttlss lead
ing dentist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
SACRIFICE MADE
EXPANSION POSSIBLE

This sacrifice made possible war
time expansion and the continuation
Of service without increase In charges
which would have been necessary
without this action on the part Of
the stockholders
They helped the company over
that period when demand was abnor-
mai. labor and materials high and
hard TO get, and when charges for
service rendered were remaining prae-
ideally stationary while all other costs
scared skyward-
Tho action OF the board means
that with lower rates for money and
q healthier condition ahead for all
utilities the company will now begin
to pay to the owners Of preferred
stock dividends which have been
earned for them during the years
thru which we have Just passed
II feel that this action IL also a
reflection OF the better business con.
ditions generally which are just
ahead in all lines OF activity. both In.
dustriai and commercial"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
LEONARD SAYS
MINIS WELCOME

This information came 90 President
A. W. Leonard Thursday in a teie-
gram from +. 5. Pratt. chairman of
the board. In speaking OF this &C
ton Leonard said:
s-This will BE- welcome news Dur.
Ing the wartime expansion period.
when the company was called upon
10 meet emergency demands for war
Industries. and during the suburban
expansion period since the war, the
company was Obliged TO withhold
dividends and allow them to aecumu.
late In order that il Nigh, have the
means TO expand It's facilities and
reach out into the new territory In
which service was needed.
The reason for this was the high
cost Of labor and materials during
the Industrial peak Just before. dur
Ing and just after the war. and the
high cost OF money for the past sew.
oral years. all OF which made exran.
sion impossible unless financing
could be done at rates that were not
rx,inos,f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
FLOUR AND SUGAR
Wholesale rriccs
Hay. GRAIN AND FEED

tlour--fan. pat. i-ts. city delso9sss
huEar--cane. per cwt. ........ SIS
Beet per cWt. s.s....... ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
GOVERNMENT MONOPOLY
URGED FOR SILK TRADE
Financial Newspaper Of Japan
Proposes Step as Meas
urc of Prccaution.
FrEcULATIo> Is mLAMEn
ERE" Market From Ni"irnt r'lurtUn-
lions Il Wnrning-IItEh Prices Of
'oro"ns Also IL Sc0rcd-Silk Most
Important Article Of Export.
LRv Assnclntcd .rrcs-l

YOKOHAMA. oct; oi-An incroas-
Ing ano,r, ., a,,.,,l,, b,s hocn
,.ts 49, ,,ti
''e ~
ping tn" raw SILK trade K" that tn"
; ma rk., may be made free from the
3yIoInp, cuc,u,,iops which I, Is fro
,,
S""'''' '"S' ="
7hahc!h! n""Spa2"r
."Whcn tho market s!umps the
merchants. and manufacturers ,,y ~
in.
N''' ''''
tain level. and among these means
ERE ia" restriction "t output ana
3withho idinG OF snlcs under "A certain
Gngurc." says tho newxr,r.r
.,, ,. ,r
"'" '''
3g"E"rhn"nt assistant" ON TN" gro uud
I That raw silk is the most important
|ar,lc,. OF cruor, I'm ,,,. ro,,n,ry .rh.
''''S
1thinH % pro1''la'" them
"A- tho 1920 STOCK ~ hoing dig
posed of. a new situation has arisen
whicl! promises to dovr'pp into AIM
Iculty as tho SOFAS, % advances. whom
tine spring cpcnous appeared on the
market tho raw SIX market a,
IYokoLaira maintained cr.a. activity
and nigh prices. Win the consequence