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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-15
UNIVERSITY NEWS

The 1929 Announcement Bulletin Of
the College Of Agriculture has been sent
to the publisher.
Miss Mildred MOrganthaler, student in
the University, went 10 Halisviile~+Satur-
! day to visit her mother over the week
end.
Miss Clotilde Peitz, student in the Uni.
versity, returned yesterday from Glasgow,
where she visited her sister over the week
end.
R. W. Selvidge, of the University Ex.
tension Division, returned yesterday from
St. Louis, where he went Saturday on
business.
H. NJ. Carlock of the animal husban-
dry extension department of the Univer-
sity has gone to St. Francois County on
a field trip.
o. B. Price, instructor in soils in the
College of Agriculture, is examining out
lying experiment stations in Southern
Missouri this week.
Mrs. Theresa Koritnik, who has been
here two days to visit her daughter, Miss
Fora Koritnik, student in the School Of
Journalism, left for her home in St. Louis
Saturday.
T. S. Townsley Of the University agri-
cultural extension service returned Sat
urday from Oklahoma, where he has
been holding poultry demonstrations in
several counties.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-15

Mrs. Nellie Wainscott returned yestes.
day from Hallsville after visit with Nh.
and Mrs. ]. M. Wainscott.
Mrs. J. W. Gray of Moberly. here on
business, went home Saturday.
Miss Virginia Oliver, student in the
University, went to Mexico Saturday to
visit friends over the weekend.
Mrs. O. Barnes, l2O3 Wilkes boulevard,
returned yesterday from Centralia after
a weekend visit with Mrs. ]. T. Mcbride.
A. T. Kearney Of the research depart
meht Of Swift & Co., Chicago, is in Co.
lumbia investigating hog production for
the coming year. He leaves this after
noon for Springfield.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-15
AT THE HOSPITALS
PARKER Memoir AL

PARKER Memoir AL
Layson Kennedy was admitted Satur-
day and Paul Mckee. DR.. Robert Hill
and Joseph Thieman were discharged.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-15
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Mrs. S. B. Dysart returned from Halls
vile where she visited her mother.
Arthur Bruton. who has been here on
business. went TO Centralia Saturday.
Mrs. Martha Burnette. who has been
here on business. went to her home in
Moberly Saturday.
Frank Berkley, who was here on bust
ness today, went to Hallsville Saturday.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-15
AT THE THEATERS
Columbia.

Today and omorrow-"Waich Your
Step" which tells of the life of an ex.
speeder, will be at the Columbia theater.
Elmer Slocum, just out of jail for speed
ing, breaks the speed laws again in help
ing doctor to reach his patient in time.
He fights with speed cops and, believing
he has killed one. leaves for the West.
Here he falls in love with the daughter
of a rich merchant, ihwarts the schemes
of her father and detective to fasien a
crime on him, and wins the daughter.
The Christie comedy is Nothing Like
IT,"
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-15
ROBBERY ATTEMPT IN 1918
Four Bandits Blew Up Safe But
Made No Haul.

An unsuccessful attempt was made
June 4, 1918, to rob the Rocheport
Bank. Four bandits entered the bank
and attempted to blow the safe with
nitro-glycerine, but were unsuccessful.
The bank safe contained $4,000.
The explosion awakened A. B. Lewis,
marshal of the town at that time. As
he approached the bank, the robbers
opened fire. Lewis returned the shots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
GAINS
HIS FREEDOM

Edmond Russia. IN the custody Of
local immigration officials since Do
osmber. 1891. was 20 be given his
freedom wednesday a. 4 result Of
writ OF habcas corpus issued In
Federal Judge jeremiah Neterers
court two weeks ago. Immigration
officials sought to have Rusha de-
ported on a charge Of having uniaw-
fully entered the United States
Rusha. eaid to have cvaded in,rni'
grafton ports when entertng the
country by way Of New York In No
venbsr. 1919. II alleged TO have been
III ana therefore not tit TO entcr al
that time. He was arrested In Waiia
walla one year ago. where since
then he has been detained In the
walia waila Jail
The application was made for me
writ on grounds that he was being
detained unlawfully.
The writ was issued with the stipu-
lation that unless definite action was
taken on his case by immigration Of
ficiais before December ~ he was to
be released No action wns taken-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
Company Granted
Stock Increase

San FRANCISCO. Dec. z7.--per'
mission TO increase It's stock from
CSC. 900 shares OF par value Of SO
each 10 $4,000 shares OF like par
value was granted the Federal Teie-
graph Co. of California, today. by
the state corporation commission.
Fifty thousand shares are 10 be sold
at the present time. Stock not sub
scribed by present stockholders will
be purchased by n local bond house
which has undcrwritten all OF this Is
sue. Tho other $1,000 shares viii re-
main in the treasury OF the COM
pany.
Tho proceeds OF the new issue are
TO be used TO repay advances and to
finance extensions and improve
ments. particularly In connection
with the transpacific service now be-
ing organized thru the company's
subsidiary. the Federal Telegraph
Co. OF Delaware.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
Rank CLEARINGs
seatfis
MOONSHINER
ELUDES COPS

NJ ths second time IN recent
montha Adoiph vsnhouten. alleged
moonshinsr. has siudsd the police.
and for the second time tho police
havs captured . complete distillcry
said to have bssn owned by him
vanhoutsn. on September 1. rsnssd
. heuss 81 asos 18th ave. 9. from
Capt G. r. Ahsus. the police declare.
and installed . distilicry In the attic.
Capt Ahsus paid vanhouten a visit
December ~. and was refused admit
sAncs. He ordered vanhoutsn 20
move. which the iattsr ala. with con-
siderable speed. ~ the police arrived
. few hours AFTER he had taken his
departure. Fifteen barrels OF mash.
SIN fsrmsnting. were seized. but the
stili had vanished
vanhouten was being sought thru
out the city wednesday. He pre-
viously operated . still on Lake
Union. police say. but ssoapsd during
. raid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
He HESITATED
AND COT A YEAR
Find Ship Walter Guilty
on Narcotic Charge
Tuesdays Quotafiops
Furnished by Logan a Bryan
am a~oaad Axs t<affIe

Thomas sflnnis. . winter ON
bonrd n Pacific Steamship Co.
boat. decided. after considerable
6eIibcration In Federal Judge
Jeremiah Nctererss court We'd
nesday morning. to plead guilty
20 . charge OF possession Of mar
coftra.
MINIS was arrested November -
when q package Of cocaine was
found in the sleeve Of his coat.
He first told thu Judge wednesday
morning that he had loaned his coat
20 a friend who wanted 20 make Q
social appearance." the cocaine be-
ing found In its sleeve eftsr It's TO
turn.
Judge Ncterer said he didn't
think he could believe story
like that and didn't think the
jury could.
Horace Hall. attorney for Minis.
recommended that the latter plead
guilty.
He ala. and was sensenced TO n
year and day a. Mcneil Island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27

cluster raisins. asc: sun Maid raisiHs.
i6a: California wainuts, asos maoaroni.
fbs. fbo; Reliance coffee. 2 rbs t.eo.
PIKE PLACE
Stall II. pure cane sugar, Ybs.
s<o; brown sugar. rbs. $40 is1a Pike
place Market, Drifted Snow f1our. ts-fb.
sack ti.ss: Crystal white soap, 8 bars
100 tlimit 100: olympic pancake flour.
sfo; black figs. 4 ms. 7sc stall %. fresh
umelt. isc NJ. best iutefisk. . ms. 7boi
fresh ssimen. leo 10. stalls a7-ss. 2 ms.
lard, 400; round steak. 200 nj r-bons
steak, 7sc N. Stall IL. Royal White
.af o,y Jeisnq ssvso,s rs ifv,s 'oqS
peanut butter. Ito. . ms. soc; New York
CORNER
Stalls 1oa-iio. best cane sussr. ma
slo, our best butter. . ms. psot Aunt
Dinah's mclasses $50 gall . pkss. seeded
rairins. sbc;.s tbs fancy MIXED nuts. ESQ
F,aii ., veal roast. 100 fb.i lamb roast.
7no n. =; beef roast. 100 10; Eastern ham.
asho NJ. ~ pike st.. round. sirioin.
T.bone steaks. fsc M, beef stew. 30 No.;
pot roast, SO 10: sugar cured bacon. feh
NJ stall IA. fresh skinned soies. iso NJ.
MS 2sc: silver salmon. 400 fb.i King
salmon. 400 NJ. fresh crabs. . for 7bc.
stall IA, None-such minoemeat. lite;
mixed candy. lbs. 2sc; cookies. bs.
2sc. 1909 First ave. Hsnsons homs-
made msyonnsiss. made with lots Of
sgss. $50 pl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
Mann Act Violator
Gets Jail Sentence

Allen Carroll. 80. charged with
violation OF the Mann act September
is. when he brought about the
transportation of Miss Margaret
Linz. young woman Of Miles City
Montana. from that city TO Seattle
pleaded guilty in Federal Judge
jeremiah Netorer's court wednes
day and was sentenced to 30 days
in the county Jail
Lee Chinn. charged with import
ing $50 5-tsel cans Of opium into
the United States from China. No
,vcmber 10. pleaded guilty and was
sentenced TO two years at Mcneil
island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
Heavy Rains Fail
to Cause Slides

Despite heavy rain that fell Tues
day night and early Wednesday. nc
damage from snow and land slides
was reported Wednesday. Altho the
white and other rivers are still
swollen. the water Is slowly recedine
and flood danger Is believed praoti
callv over.
The strong gales which were pre-
dicted for Wednesday night and
Thursday will probably prevent
snowsiides in the mountains. It Il
believed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
Public Markets

ECONOMY
stall &C. pure can. sugar. = fos etci
trown sugar. 4 ne ate etaii -. good
sharp cheese. fsc NJ; Guatemala honey.
q ms Tsc, comb honey. ace: goat cheese.
Sso N. stalls tT-3t. ms Lima beans.
fsct . ms new sun Maid sesdissa raj
sins. aso; new msxed peel. orange. lemon
and oitron. ace No zoe cans Pridss
fso 10: bacon. sso no. haas. 1so 10.
Stall ~. black cod. fbs $50, skinned
soiss, q ms. use. haiibut checks. sso ~
stall 70, Royal baking powder. Ssei pop
corn. fbs. ito: black tea. 2sc nj
ehoooiats, 80 NJ; peanuts. ms ase
wheat flour. 10 lbs. sses . fts. fresh
cracked wheat. ale. Faxan's hot cake
flour. nos. 7bc.
SANITARY
stan ios. best cane sugar. . ms. stci
brown sugar. 4 ms a7e. Carnstion milk.
small cans g9ci Crystal white soap.
has a7c stalls ss-a7. Fab. ioc pkg; new
black figs. aoo ~. 0 csystsi White soap.
$50. Stall a. small puilst eggs sso dor, /.
Wilson's margarine. 1bc. for Toe. sharp
cheese. soc stalls si-s2. Scotch cured
salt herring. Toe apiecs. for ace frssh
King salmon. SOC ~. crsb meat 100 10.
Stall 7s. hamburger rave NJ; sausage
msat. iano ~: boiling beef. ioo and up.
stall 4s. Maxola oil. pt. $50. at. &C.
u gal. sac. gal t1.bbg wesson oil. pt. asc,
at. 40, Y .rai sbcs gal ti.sa. stalls
R-fa-is. Bunkist navel oranges. SOC dox.'
FLORIDA grapefruit. iso ssc.i spit.en-
berg apples, zoe ana 200 dos.i Yakima
spuds. No. /, siss sack. stall i22. sun
dried fruits. Battle Creek and othsr
hsalth foods.
wEsTLAKE
Stalls 1871. Carnation milk, tt.It cassi
Centennial Best flour. ti.ea; Westlake
special flour. si.so' cold Bond flour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
Allies to Demand
Timber Delivery

PARIS. Dec. a7s--Germany's fall
ure 70 deliver timber and nitrogen In
accordance with the reparatione
agreement will be discussed January
. at the premiers' conferences here
II was semi officially announced to-.
day. AT this session II will be decided
whether France shall take separate
action as result Of Germany's de-
fault or whether all the allies win
Join In whatever move IL agreed
upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27

Mrs. Betty McCreary, ioith
another nurse and an Amer
ican doctor, has succeeded in
ioiping out the seven-year itch
among the children of Erivan,
ancient capital of Armenia.
The disease formerly claimed
a large toll each year from the
half-famished youngsters OF
the region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
One Dead, One Hurt
in Auto Accident

PORT TOWNSEND. Dec. a.
Frank Anderson was recovering to
day from severe injuries which he
suffered In an automobile accident
near here yesterday. Anderson was
found unconscious In wrecked
automobile accident near hero yes.
terday. Anderson was found uncon.
soious in a wrecked automobile. be
side tho dead body OF Fred Albert.
son. foreman OF the Erickson Con-
struction Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
IL Released on
$500 Bail Bond

Clarence d. Woods. 90. charged
with possession and sale OF intoxicat-
ing liquor. appeared at tho United
States marshal's office Tuesday after
noon and put up $500 bail Woods
IL the sixth person to DO served with
. warrant as the result OF recent fod-
erai grand jury secret indictments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
Blindness Drives
Hunter to Suicide

WARSAW. Dec. 27.--Rather than
be deprived OF his sport as hunts.
man because of blindness. Count
stanislaw sulwiki, famous marks
man. killed himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
1922 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

7E1--J. w. Redmond. city no
~ i tel. was bruised Tuesday
when . car driven by II. @. Wick.
ssts w. Webster ss.. struck him ~
18th ave. and 10. Madison St
zE0-Mra o. A. Morssn. si<
Ok Borcn ava ~, was badly
cut Tuesday at Eighth ana wsssisks
ayes. by . car driven By DR. J.
wotherapcon
zE0-Emma LEA fr1s broad
= ID way. received broken an.
kis whsn-a car driven by T. q.
whita. iao w. Fiorentia ~. hit her
at broadway and Olive IT.
7EI--shizzuko Faycto. 1908
Of Main ct. was out about the
body when an auto driven By q.
Tanaka. ISL nth ava o. struck her
at Sixth ave- and King 81
7CE--H. barnes. 1919 Union -.
100 reported Tuesday that his
car had knocked down an unknown
man at secord ava g. and ZACH
son n.
1RN-ArSfur Nsisuu. ~ Ss1
I OOsvs. wNs struck 81 3ssh av~.
and y. Cherry It.. Tuesday. By . oAr
driven by L. Frolund. Gil Lyon
building. He was unhurt
7E1-rrank Nssss. ssu Twin
10 ave. was injured Tuesday 1t
corgait station by . car driven By
II. w. Pennington. $50 Webster IT.
758- 0-61-~ sss..'
ing Roy at. on rifth ave. NJ. Tues.
day. Mrs. q. w. Madison; her daugh.
ter. Madeline: w. NJ. Black ana A. d.
Cnvsnaush. all Of iis Roy ~. were
knocked down and severely injured
by . car driven By an unknown
driver.
7N0--sfrs. X ssevena go Firth
6Vk ave. was struck at Adams
~ and Rainier ava. Monday. a. she
boarded . car. by an auto driven by
w. Pratt. Of Renton-
7N0--Joe Harris. sc1 Hovsli ~.
100 was knocked down and
bruised Monday NJ Stewart st ana
Terry ave. by n car driven By G. p.
Peterson. 76o5 Boyer ava
nc A--<seorgs Nelson. Travsfsrv
lONf hotel. was injured slightly
Monday az Fourth ave. 8. and Jack.
son st by a car driven By }. p.
Patton. Gle Elum-
WEIR. II. Fluent. f71e Boyt
IOOston ave-. was knocked down
at Fifth ave. and Union 81. Monday
by an auto driver who failed 70 stop
after the crash
ICED. siiveo is3 Sanders
100 place. received bruises Sun.
day when n car driven by II. c.
schaefsr. ese II. Seneca ST.. hit him
at Fourth ave. and King ST.
7N1-L. q. winans. struck at
(O( westiake ave. and Stewart
ST.. Monday. told r. J. Gregory. 42os
beach drive, driver OF the car which
q, truck him. that he was uninjured.
1N o-Nora Straight. GO. OF tho
100 Kcnney Home. WINS severely
bruised Sunday Mt California ave
and Lander ST. by n car driven by
II. K. F'ioy. as4s 46th ave. 8. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
Grain MARKET
CLOSES HIGHER

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-Grain prices
closed higher on tho Chicago board
Of trade today. due 20 heavy buying
for export and demand for all grains
received at primary markets. The
condition OF tho winter wheat crop
In the Southwest was reported poor.
Provisions closed higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
Market Quiet but Firm
as ". Y. Exchange Opens
WALL gTRnnT JOURNAL I'm

u ~.
2cThe auiet strong
stock today studssskst nsds hish on rs IT, sale
Hes Inactive united
a
follow
Included stud.bakr m American Car Four
Marine American
isf Nw YORK cptIsi So VI msdwn iss%
stocks ass % Z; & fe II s sty s seng ra up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27

Vessels III OH NJ CCdttiC
Smith cove Tsrminsi--Pisr A--s,r nj
drsdge Pier B--Btr Fioridisn.
Great Northern rsrrniuAi--atr ToysmA
hsru.
psil street T.rmmai--u. r. q a. Haids.
.. n l. IL. T. ff..shsr
GRAND Trunk Pacific Tsrminsi-5tr hpe-
Pier ii-s-a,r Ras.iis Mshonsy.
Pier str Mons City.
Pier s--atr Alameda. ctr Cordova. str
Northwestern. str Jefferson.
rier i-str Robert Luoksnbsoh-
Pier A--ntr wabash.
Pier D-sr II. ". Alexander. str stan
ss.,ti. shipsundins . podeex oo--ss'
Hossf.
Pacific coast oo.i puns'r---u. g. L. q
Connecticut Street Tsrsn,nsi--str WINE
A. Higgins.
Atlantic street rsrrninsi--su Bsss.msr
city.
Etaoy street rsrminsi--ety Surveyor.
isnford street. Tsnninsi--su Harry
Lucksnhach.
osnsrsi Petroleum Doos--s,r West Jss-
ter. str Pomona
Todd Drydoehs-~U. a. O. q nurnsidss ".
o. q. "A p.iiwood.
puthis Dochs-str Nicshsroy.
Puget Sound bridge q Dredging CO.
str Patterson.
Ames shipyard . rsrmfnsi---str Reoss-
Welt
u.ffsrnsn's prydees--sss yspshs. motor
Alaska Steamship Moorsrss--sss valdez
ctr Hsdondo. str Juneau
Winslnw Marine paiiuay-str Paofficc.
bark Belfast barge Coauitisfn City.
star whAisss schr Robert L~wsra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
Chicago Board of Trade
San Francisco Produce

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec fT,--Esrs
took . iss -oe-it drop here today vhsn
srtras were quoted at tGN osnts To-
days quotationsI
Butter-Estrsa see III primo firssA. go
1911 rrsts. tiAc h.
Egg~-Estras. tNo dos.i extra puiisfA
sse dos.f und.rsissd peiisss. zoe doa
Che~~e-csitforrfsA flats. fancy. 2tho iht
fiFsta sihe Ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
$4,000, 900 Tons
of Rain Hit CITY

SHEFFIELD. England. Dec. IT.
Weather experts calculate that dur.
ing the Sheffield flood 10000, 0oe
tons of rainwater fell on the city
and It's suburbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27

Wednesdays Qpstsfiens
suger--Quist. Paw, eatti granuistsd- "
Coffe>--So. 7 spot Rio. liz 9iiso fhs
no q Santos. AN gis*o ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27

Prices Paid By Wholesale DsnAsgs
70 AhippeRA

70 Shipper
Ducks-IsvA . ma and evsg.ss -
Brufiers--i 10 . ms. ......ssas ~
Hens-Sk ma and up ...sssss -
Med. live. an TO ~ na 800 -
Live. light. TO IN rbs- ..sa ~
Ceese--rive. fat. Q 90 10 ma 20 ~
Belgian Hares-sh ma and - -
Dressed ...............s ~
Turkeys-Faney a. p. sis fbs- ~
1--we. fancy. fat. Sis IA -
Roosters--oid. live. per -. ss.s ~
Hogs
Choice. risht -.-.--.>~.>sss~S -
Heavy. fancy >~~~sssssssss 49, ~
Veal
Fancy. nsns .-..~--~.~.s.-ss Aeo -
Med. light .............ssss s1ey ~
Fancy. heavy. fec-3oo ma - Sc -
Med. heavy. rough, igo-3eo.s A10 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27

NEW YORK. Dec. a7.--"He mado
mo polish his shoes" declared 0rn.
Henry Peyton. who had haD hxGnon1
arrested for desertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
PoULTRY AND MEATS

Frire1 Fhi0 Whobe9az9 D11sUU
Dueks--Dre.sed- per -. 100000
Hens--Dresssd. heavy .....ss>A
Dressed. usht s.s..~s~>~ssAo
Live heavy. n. ..s-ss~ssss =
Live. light. -. .........sssss =
Broilers- Dressed. per D.~ $3.50 4
Cee~e-Dresssd. per 10. ...s>ss 4
Turkeys--Fancy. dressed $4,000 80 4
Live. fancy. m. .s...ss>s 4
Belgian Hares-fiva per n. - \
Dressed. per 10. ...........s 4
Ccws--Country dresssd. -. zee. 40 4
Hcgs-Fsncy block .....ssss ~ q 4
veai-Faney. light ....~~s ss~~s .1eO 4
Med. dressed ..s>->s~>ss>. .110 4
Heaxy. coaraa $1,000 81 49, SAS3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK Dee. ;7.--ForsiSn sr-
change opened easy. Sterling. tt-stS.
EFF ~ francs. 20 o7ss. off 49, lire
te.sses. marks. te.eeeiss. off II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
DEATHS

Morse. William H.. 81 years
Romano. Joseph, ~ years.
Flanagan. Edna. IS years.
Jones. Frederick c., so yearA
Hills, Luella L., 81 years.
Smith. william N. D.. so ycara
La Faxia, John, 81 years.
Matson. Mrs. Matilda, "a years.
Thici. Garland Francis. year.
Hertel. Leo y. 81 years.
Ramey. Magdaien Cecilia. IL years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27

Bute<r--st q $40 ID.
EsES--ssliinx prices. ss0Sse doa
Chees~--t30 s3e ID.
hsas--1sJ sse Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
FLOUR AND SUGAR

vlour--Fsmiiy pat. tss .......SeeOlW
Blue Stem bakers. ss's ..... .y.ago1-oo
Hard wheat. bakerS, ee's. ..t.tgOJ.oo
Pastry, SIS ...........e. - ssesee ~
suxar--cans per swt- .ss>>.>s SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
Vital Statistics

BIRTHS
Births IN their households are re-
ported by the following Seattle mons
Pennington. Harold. ns firth ave
Haass. II O.. ns N. list st. boy,
Clark. cassius tosH Firth ave. NJ
psnisl. Everett r. ssos ss,h svs q
Clarke. Clifford ciyd. SO n siss
esniplssS,' xvrm. %, Plum ., boz.
Harvey, Harold A. toos Third ave
Keller. William J. .so ssta ava 9.
saul %nli.@ Frederick. 1855 Ninth
Russo. John lion sssh ava 3. bor.
H 4ssss SsHs'u sss s sin,s an. eq
twins. boy and Girl.
salki, shiEstsugu. sis Hiswstha pi-
psaion, Van a. se ~ sssh st, boy.
Paul. o. j. Tsst Ninth ava y. W.
ri,,ses. carr william siii Warren
GARDNER. RANSOM Robert ssos War
ussiesi. x,ieSiira siis isA az. a.
H's:;s x VA. q Z r. b.. !. 30: :'
gfrL
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name and Rssidenca :. Age.
charabs, George ~ TsssnA IA
Ellison. verna. Tacoma ..........ls
Numbers. Edward y. Seattle. Legal
Nolan. Rose A.. Seattle ...... Legal
Blackmors. Christie L. Seattle Legal
Nolan. Margaret r.. Seattle Illegal
0Fsenxrsss. Marie J. Puyaiiup ..is
sandman. Elmer, Seattle ..-...ss
Peterson. Anna NJ. Seattle ......ss
Lambers. Mary q. Seattle -. Legal
Gross. walter A., Enumeiaw. Legal
Blake. B~atries. Enumclaw Illegal
whssldon. Clarence Lea PORT
carnahsn. Anna ii. Spokane. Legal
ovsrskaug. Carl Olsen East stan /.
Hagen. Marie. seattle ............s3
Rsdnsr, william NJ. Seattle Legal
Foley. Mary Treasa. Seattle Legal
Waterman. Harvey r., Tacoma Legal
Waterman. Anna c.. Tacoma Legal
stoekwciL Rodney Joseph
Report .s.s.s...s..+s.. -. Legal
Thorssn. Regina r. pouisbo. Legal
Kennedy. Harry n. Everett. Legal
Couture. Lillian l.. Pinehurst. Legal
Best, Meritte o.. Denver .........2s
IsAckson. Betty l. kirkland al
swarts Lao. Everett Legal
Wilcox. Louise. Everett ..... Legal
Kimber, Job v. Santa Paula Cal. 80
Ayers. Gladys G. Seattle .......3e
Logan. william wiifred- Sioux
Dusty. Katherine Grey. Seattle Legal
Garrow, Ira Monroe. Seattle Legal
surry. Gertrude A. Seattle Illegal
Clayton, George III, Redmond. Legal
Cornell. Maxel D.. fuyeiiup Legal
Powers. Fred A.. Spokane ...... ga
Rhodes. Dorothy. Yakima ......- .ao
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-27
Local Markets
VEGETABLES

Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
Artffhohes-Per dox. ..s.s.... .l-Ttuz.eo
beets-iooai. per sack ....... .i.SeVi te
Beans-Lirna, par n. ......... -.
Cabbage white. per 10. ~
Local red. per n. .........s. sezH
Carrots--Nsw. per dor bunchss ~
rauiifiower-cai. .........s... tN
t~isry-csl.. per ernfs ....... .sto0eoo
cucambers--Ioo. hothouse. don ste
Sariin--Per n. .s......s...... .lf0 ~
J@ituce-i. A.. crate .......--. tIt
Imp, crate ............---- ~
Onions New. ysfiow. ~. .... ONO "a
Spanish. per n. MINIMUM. 'UE
Australian browns ......,... %
Parsiey--Loc.. dE Irs. bunohss. .to0fsne
rotstoes-Loeai white. 10. ok eih
Yakima Gems. fnoy. srsdsd iase0so
Ia. vans. per N. .......s.. 80
Sweets. per N. .......... .osh .tn
observation-disclosures per ~. no 81 4
Hnd1sbes-Locsl. dor. bunches. ~
spinseh--Loosi. fe-fb. boz 81
Imps Gratis .,..ss..-s.-~-~s- A=sx
sprcuts-Brusssis per n. $3.50. -
sqns<h-Fef 10 .ss.. 800 - III
Hubbard, per N, 80 eth y ~
Tarnips--whits. per s.en $3.50 ls