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RcnI Sporting Event.


The yachts may not be as spectacular
as the yachts that have raced for ths
match is a much better one and all the
negotiations and preparations have bee.i
conducted In most sportsmanl.ke man
ner on both sides. The match is a rer,
sporting event. The visitors are all
keen yachtsncn who play the game
thoroughly and can teke defeat as easil,'
as they can victory WIN or lase they will
know they have hal race and II
beaten will give full credit to the vicfors
without making excuses. The Amerca.i
team lis composed of some OF the bes-
amateur sailors In this section and they
too are racing for sports sake.
Last year when the American tears
went to the Solent the yachtsmen wer e
somewhat at disadvantage. They were
racing in foreign waters with boats de-
signed for a rule with which the naval
architects were not familiar. but in spit..
of this the Grebe made a fine record
and was highly praised by the Britisr.
This year the scene Is changed and tn !
British are sailing In waters unknown I,
them, which is somewhat Of disad-
vantage. particularly If we have lign;
and flukey winds. The course, however.
| Is short, so that the yachts will keep in
| rlcse company and there win NOT be
many opportunities for fluke hunting
| The American designers have profile
by their last years experience and have
developed very fast boat which. as i,
rule. spreads a larger area of canva
than the English yachts do.
The Lea spreads SIS square feet. tho
| Clytie 517 sduare feet, I.Esprit about
the same and the Grebe 4s5 square feet
| The British boats are built to race unde.
their local conditions. usually moderaes
to fresh wind and n rather rough sea
and they spread about $50 square feet
! of canvas. The visitors are at their
best at reaching and not 80 good whe
turning to windward. They should show
at their best when sailing the triangular
courses ard VIII also do well should they
find weather such as we had when tn.
trials were ealed.
Commodore Ralph Ellis has had mad,
some very handsome medals which we.l
designed by Anthony r. Francissi. VIII,
designed the Liberty dollar and the
verdun medal Each amateur VIII
sailed on the winning boats In las.
years team and each member Of the
winning team this year and in future
years Is to receive one Of these medals.
The Seawarhaka-C -CorInthian Yacht
l Club has chartered steamer for thu
| use of It's members and guests. Secrr-
tary Philip J. Roosevelt II receiving
applications for tickets for this vessel.
There viii be large fleet Of yachts on
the Sound TO watch the races. Many
vessels have been chartered specially
for these races and the fleet OF tho
interclub cruise will arrive off Oyster
Bay In the morning Of the first race.
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Crescent A. c. Yachts Race.

Lower bay yachting came to an end
with the annual regatta OF the Crescent
Athletic Club yesterday. Only four
yachts came to the starting line off the
Atlantic Yacht Club at Sea Gate. They
were sent over a course that gave them
a good beat from Fort Hamilton to Sea
Gate by the committee. made up OF u.
J. Hasselnan and Richard Rummell. J..
Ashley's Kewpie won IN class x.
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Manila Forbids Its Women
Taking Part in Boxing Bouts

MANILA. r. L., Sept 2.--Women are
prohibited from engaging In boxing
matches Of any sort amateur or prof -
sional, by an ordinance passed this
week by the Municipal Board
The ordinance provides penalty OF
six months imprisonment or fine OF
800. or both. for any woman taking
part In boxing match. and any person
promoting boxing match between
women will suffer the same punishment
as the principals.
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O'Dowd to Box Rosenberg

Mike O'Dowd or st. Paul. Former mid
dleweight champion. will get another
chance at the title when he meets Dave
Rosenberg Of Brooklyn at Ebbets Field
on the night of September 10.
O'Dowd won the championship In
Brooklyn from Mccoy and he expects
to repeat when he meets Rosenberg.
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fifth races win be to windward or lee
ward and return and the second. fourth
and sixth races will be triangular. In
the windward races the turning mark
will be three miles from the start and
the course will be six miles in length
and sailed twice over.
When the course is triangular each
leg will be two miles in length and the
course will be sailed twice over. When
the wind is OF sufficient strength to
start the direction of the course will be
signalled by international code and
warning signal will be made. Five min
utes later there will be a preparatory
signal and five minutes later the yachts
will start.
The races are sailed without time al
lowance, as each yacht is practically OF
the same measurement. but points are
credited to each according to the order
in which they finish. Each yacht is
credited with one point for each yacht
II defeats and one point additional for a
start IL 1t finishes the race. This r1ears
that the first yacht home Is credited
with eight points. the second with seven
points. the third with six points and so
on down to the last which is credited
with one point.
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division. also finishing first. Quaker
ness was second In this division
Jade won In the Glen Cove class.
Kiiewa was first in the Arrow class
and Hottentot won in the Shell Shore
dory class
The summaries:
NEW YORK " G. 40 FOOTERS-COURsE
Is MILES-START, . :05.
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Yachts and Shippers in
international Contests
British Team.

British Team.
No. Name and owner. Designer.
REG, Norman Clark Ncili. ...... Fife
12-Caryl. william +. Robertson. Fife
16--Jcan. Hon. Sir John Ward. Nicholson
20-colla H.. +. J. stephen. -. Stephen
American Team.
3-Grebe. ". de u. Broadman and
". Townsend irwin. Gardner
S-LEsprit. william n. Childs. Hanan
a--clytle. Henry Is. Plant. L. NJ. Hoyt
12-Laa. y f. Birmingham. GiclRw
Tho shippers and the crews OF Nie
yachts are:
Reg. Capt w. H. Dixon. helmsman:
Norman Clark Nelii and two paid hands.
caryl. w. r. Robertson. helmsman.
John Aspln and one paid hand.
Jean. Sir Ralph Gore. helmsman. Lady
Gore and two paid hands.
Gotta H.. John G.. Stephen. son Of the
owner, hcimsman: 9. Glen McAndrcw
and j. ~ Maurice Clark.
C;rpbe. X. dc II. Boardman, hclmsman:
4. Townsend Irwin and r.. A. Boardman.
L'Esprit Butler whiting, hclmsman.
f. Burton Hart and one other.
Clytie. Henry y. Plant. helmsman;
Henry Il. Nevins and one paid hand
Lea G.. sherman Hoyt, helmsman;
RAY Bowers and Louis Birmingham, son
Of the owner.
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BANK cLEARINGs

seattle
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AnrIsfp--July tt---i.iahsship H~lfssuf.
frasn sea duty, ~ 1itu y M. stf
Mukfitea from Hea FFsnslpcn. 81 n D.
IN str "a q, AlssaHdsf ffum San
Pedro vie San Franchise. At 1879 a ~.
ffkp--Aux i--stf walter f.uchsnharn
for Ssw fpFA vita Tacoma. Port Led
les Everett. heH Frenrfrru. 3@n
PedFe and cfistobsl. st iste a. M. n.
= g. a Bnahonlsh FER HFsmrrtan. Al
us m. July 1i-~Hfr ntau~ee foe
reeema. At sac D. M stf Admiral
nesef fef knafoFtes via Tacoma. ~
sfstt. Beiitneham and taneoasef. u. T..
~ ze D m. str fuitnn for Pert An.
seise via nsliinEhAn. Nanroutrr aud
Nseaafi4s y. g. AZ D. m. e.. = y
Pennsylvania. Mississippi destroysfs
tHe. 1afs 9fs. tt8. tEt. att. for cruise,
It MS m Supply ship sestai and
hospital ship Mercy fpf cruise. ~ Bss1
=. ms Il a n Cpnuectteus Tor ppxsl
koasa Nsysi station. st gis4 a "a.
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AZ Annex. 7oos sth. near westiske
Az, clean. furnished. steam heated
bedrooms tfor msnD. FREQ bethA
phone. Trana. aocs weekly tibo.
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Asst CARLOAD
I PRUNES HERE
. cal for Sl.50 and 81
Ior 4.Basket Crate

...<f. new on the street
whsn the INST carload was
s,,m Eastern Washington
- r. srult arrived in good con.
- was expected 70 sell for
.sxs fcr a four.hesket crate.
: : ~ shs 1'sess'iy variety.
-, California; Early Craw.
= .eh.. also reached the local
II market Tuesday morn'ns.
. lsssie range IN the price.
- alffcrenl sizes. The open.
F...,,on was q for sts and
"a si.7s Tor smaller.
- .hlpment Of Iee Cream aud
.,s,< MELONS, was received and
little lowcr than previous
.-.s The Ice Cream are sell.
= -. cents a pound
.....np.s we're slightly SITTER.
.rsl-s arr now marked 70 s.
srss per crate. There are hot
- melcns on the street, and
~ 4. bought a. low as 81 and
IA pr crate 4, -
..-s.v ara new local corn started
\ -, n N large shipments. A very
- r.n.~ was taken on the quota.
=. NJ, quality white corn sold
no = crate ana tho rest was be.
: !. I. ana q. Golden Bantam was
: j s,xt and ssse.
sllua pumpkins were selling fcr
\ .>u.< per pound.
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GRAIN MARKET
IS IRREGULAR


CHICAGO. Aug i.-ara,n prlees
closed iFfeEalAr on the Chicago
hoard % trade to-day. after fluctuat-
ING fFaetonally turnout tho day.
Ihr market showed little activity
hNrnft enfing was light Corn
prices closed stronger on estimates
(. saIp experts that the crop would
were lower
!. r psesneef wheat opened 40 .4c al
slvt aud clnsed on hc Decent her
one ned Off &C a. tt.ofn ana riosea
W %e. MAY opened al glfs1 and
closed unchanged
september earn opened or t.c Al
sic and closed up We peee,nb~r
epe nss M Nc a. 81 u { and closed up
MAY opened At tiAc and closed
Septemeef oats opened unchanged
~ sSAe and closed up &c. neeem-
~ opened unchanged Al 1g~c aud
s.nsea up We, May opened al 5eA 9
anu closed up tie
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Public Markets


FfKE PLACE
Stall ~. pure American cane sugar 4
fbs ale fbs sac stall 81. carnaflon
Or Borders milk. tall cans 1bc stall
1851. choice veal roast. SOC m shoulder
u iamh &c ~. stall a.. boiling hesf
81 n. best steak. 2snc 10. stan it3S
salmon. ms acc, red snapper ioc n.
stall 1911. haiibut. ,oc ~. smeits. M
1sc. stall 49, fresh iins cod. ioc 10. +
fresh yeuns salmon. tshr ~. stall Is,
as~ apples. 2 ms itci tomatoes. . ma.
SIC. stall ~. lemons. soc dos new po-
tatoes. ms. 1sc. Stall 81. ripe olives.
zoe pt t-fb Pail Of honey. soc stall
81 fhs. unpublished rice. acc. n-
cocoa. s5e siAii -. 2 cans corn o peas.
z5c. meyonnaisc. t0e ~ atAii -. good
broons. see zach. ali kinds canned milk.
tail cans 5sa stall ~. flour. ti,7s for
ss-ib. sack black tea. sac NJ, ms o..
~ Pike a.. g. 50 mems hats. see. msns
blue Jumpers. sc.
ECo~0My
Stall ss. pure American zane sugar. 4
fbs 3ic. lbs SIC, stalls 2o-2i. new
apples I lbs s6c. Vstsrmeionn. &c m.
stsii -, fresh soics. MS zsc. halibui
cheeks. 2or n. stalls i.2-a. pure whits
lard, i1c M. fresh wieners. zoe 10. Stall
81. full cream cheese. miid 2sc 10. fuii
cream cheese sharp. a5c 10. Stall 81,
pigs feet. $50 10. htsll 40. peanuts. =
ne 2Ss black tea. CSC 10. stalls ss-s7-ss.
fine an pickles Toe dos. cans Old
Dutch Cleanser. SIC.
CORNER
stall rs. white figs. ioc NJ. small
white beans, Iba. sbc. stall 10. best
butter, tsc ~, 2 ms. ssc creamery but
ter. tsc NJ. 2 ms. sbc stan ~. silver
smeits. Sc 10; ling cod Toe ~. stall 2.
lamb chops. lSc NJ beer stow So N.
ei-es Pike st., chickens. csc NJ. steer
steak. ibc 10. Stall 100 salmon trout.
Use ~. klppercd salmon. zoe M, Stale
ioz-fie, nut margarine, ms. fbc. fun
cream cheese. z6c NJ.
SANITARY
ssaii 100, pure cane sugar ms. ale.
ms. szc. beet sugar, ms. soc Stall
III. cottage cheese. fbc No.. best butter.
b0c ~. Stalls 50-32-3i lutte pix sausage.
Csc n swedish potato sausage isc 10.
Stall -. Diamond Crystal shaker salt 50
pkg Ljbby'H corned beef hash isc can.
stali rs, steer pot roast. So NJ steer
boiling beef. SO 10. stalls as. nut mar
gsrine. ms. abc, small pulict eggs. 4
doz. abc. Stalls ss-sT. Shredded wheat
biscuit. lie pkg bars Fcls Naptha
soap. zoe. Stall i02. fun cream cheese.
2kc NJ. 2 ms white figa, gbc.
NEsTLAkE
stalls 1921. flour. 81 10 stalls is@t7
large can appie butter. g3c. Ms. maca-
ron. z5e. whole spices. &c pkg. stalls
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Chance to Become.
Second Lieutenants

Several new second lieutenants
are 20 receive commissions in the
United states army ns result Of OK.
aminatlons to be held al Fort Law
ton. September 4. Successful nppli-
cants will be eligible to appointment
in Az branches Of the service except
the Judge advocate generals depart.
mens. Any young man between 81
and 30 years old - eligible. II he hiss
served two years IN the regular army
or IN the National Guard. or has
studied in an institution approved by
the secretary Of war
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~ cows AND HkiFEIts. COMING
fresh within two months. Beeeon
fzot-R-tz. Box ~. East seattle.
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1o<>I&fk 4usfsftons
Cattle feeefpfs. ~ Market sfsads
Pest steers tV&q4Ns faif 50 xooa
steers fsn1.ae good % eheler rAws
Naa hstfsrs 5sU ~ eenncrA. fsut&9
buflss tfN 8s9 calves. tfWs
u.x~~- Market weak Prime rntsea
tsz4@wtss heavfss stut9gSs pigs.
t144tS4e
-h~ep---N&csipss t.iis Msrtss steady.
Kss3 % nsapntsln ianh.. fteWiti VAL
les iAinns tsSs. warnings ttes
wefhssa ftHf. ewes t4V&
ftaft<<--4t q SO ~
tf9x>-uurfaa price. 1fUife doa nsfilns
pftse. 4tazsF doa
Gh<r~~--1k = q t3e ~.
uen~--aIae1s ih
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Rails Lead Market
During First Hour

NEW ~a'wAfi STREET. JOURNAL FINANCIAL. REVIEW
whole
Fnen hixh thciyeaf feni
aeen fteftc rold
Persistent
that the
sp n ns sinclair a. " 9 q American Can
Nasale " sudshaker southern RAILWAY
n ".
ssaeed Retail stores ~ lnsslnauene q Mexican
ia ssaSs Nv 10 ~ Union faenc isgs up Y maven
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B9ff~r~-Esfras. ssi6e n flrsts. teMc -.
Exx~~--Eatras. Ga*c dos. extra fifnts.
zse dox firstr. ~ dor extra pulists.
1fsae dor. uudsrnixef pulists. Ito don.
Ch~e4e--faiifornia flats. fancy. lie ~.
firsts. Use ~.
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uex~--Neestptr. 81 aao Market steady
= stseAs TOP. ste.fs. buik ~ sales.
sstautests heavy weight fasen
ffase, npedturs weight. SIC 9totests
light wetehs. tie.s9u 1850 light iikhts.
tte 8fetl heavy psrkinE so~s. 81
Gf&ts. paekinn soes. r9sxh. tT.2s8ss
pigs. 4st1tUIet0.
fsftir--Recelpts 5000 Nsrhst ssrsdy.
Chalrs aad prime. fi4Nf9Tt. medium
Ard good. fstssle common. sf.s4o
ISIS. Bosd and rn0acs. tkH -. corn
rnon ARD medium ~ 5e0f. butcher
cattle Aad kelfsrs tt.ikHt. cows. tt.tem
t4ffs belts. SEA tes eAnuers ard cut
fsrs COWS and nffsss. " kAH 40 can
rsy steers. s9590t.sts veal calves.
fess@f8 10. feeder Sisters. % SEQ 81.
sf0eksr steers ttfkmfst. stogksr ge~n
ard hrsfrrR. t1.3eNf1S
sh~>p-~Rereipfs. f1.0ee. Market steady
- sae inwsr. Lambs. ftt.x00fs.T9.
lambs. euff ard cpnmea. ~ Htf.st.
yeafisnx eeshers. use n. Swep. ~. Is
EG5 80. euli 20 common ewea. f1U17t,
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Eutith Cove Tefmiosl--risr A-uafss
osaefat FaiFrhild
American Can beek-N Mr. Jsffsrasa.
H&ll HtFeet Tsfntinaf--u. A. &. q. sac.
howish. a. r. T. ~ r. Heather, str
Eskthefns. ntf HARRIET ".
Pier ts~-Nsr TaifhYhtus
Pier - str Muhsstso
FteF 2-Htr Naid~x
Pier pe-atf ~ " Alexander.
Nnlon Pacific rsock--.<ta WaAena
Pacific Coast Coal Honkrrs- il9htship
awiktsusv.
q. q Whipping Beard Meorinxr -sfrs
Croae Keys. Delight NIivernao. f.,tbrl-
60. Eiarldxe. West cahekia. fconlusn.
Anne =. Morse. West n4ftisad. Wal
cepusetsens Street Tsrninsi--su steel
Ranger
Commercial Boiler wesks-su SANTA
Rita
Todd psyeoeks-u. n G. D. psliwood.
yacht Hannon.
Puget Sound bridge a Dredging co.--ss
fattefnen.
Fisher f1ourinK Mlli--str President MadI.
son.
Ames Yard--atr Roosevelt
West Seattle Traininx ststIop--u. q
EsGie No. 81.
winsiow Marine Railway--1lark Belfast.
barge Coa1ltlan City, str Paclfico.
str Griffdu. .ehr Nei.os.. bktn VIII
liam nottingham. hktn Alicia Hayi-
side. bktn Russell Havisids. tktn Anns
Comyn.
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ciyae faiv 20 Arrived, sts csrdlr.s-
sAifs fFufn seattle
fss-ten--sety se--Arrivsd. str Nsbsas.
kan from Heetii~.
NsN fofk~rJuiy 2e~-1istl~d. ctr IA.
~afG fsaFktnneeh faf Hxatfte.
Hsn FefF~ Fu,Y gf4aAfrissd. str phyI-
its fran srastlsS sss Han pisss sraai rs.
t~rns ar Cfssk~t ffotn seattle or Wiz.
xinssa ffnsn SEATTLE. salisd. str hAwsis.
50 Ter seattle.
@@a ksenss@~e--~lsun ARRIVED or
phiaan fFeps seattle ar Memnun freu
Seattle. Inif ff@-Aelisn. ar Port ka-
Heiee fer seattle. tossing barge nufus
Weed fer Port Angsiee. .. M. sfF Ar.
rensn for seattle. a. midnight
Teeenae~Aug Arrived. afr rhliii.
Nse< from Hritisn Columbia. ~ lac O.
~ str wsiter LurNsnhseb from seattle.
a. ~. sailed Str nsrtlay Tor Beattls
ear Brush fer Portland. Ne.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee


saEar-Duli raw. fs+le. granussfsd.
fssp1r
csffre--Ns. Ria. spot isafsHe ibs
Ne. santos. ~ oisFe ~
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CHICAGO. Aus. Clash wheat- No /
fsd. tf.atA No, ; rcd. tiet4 Ne. !
hard. teka Ne. , hafd. ti.a5h.
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NEW YORK. Anr i.--Fareian 81
change opened easier stefHnk. ttffH
frames, soasIa8 lire. se.8t5th msrks.
feeefsA.
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az ron sArE-nEAL ESTATE

i00xi00. KOOMs. LIGHTS.
plumbing; fruit. garage Rare
bargain, ff.e15; easy terms. South
Park ear. 1I6 F3ndiay -. az
Marion -.
GROOM BuNGAf.OWt MODERN.
paved street. block 90 car. East
ANAL cottage. $3.50; SIS down. s1s
mo. coushiin. eio AM Bk. Bid. ELL
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News
Tides in Seattle
TUESDAY
Au2

Ata. 4
FIRST low Tide
) - = ~ % a.
first nigh tide
1870 ,. M - n
~srend Low Tide
4f4a q ~ 90 a.
rscsad ttixh Tide
tltt4 >. m tiss a.
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fpneaa--Ju,y tl--aatissf. ssr Admlrsa
kvsass <onthtauuf. ~ Tao .. ~.
keteHfkku.-~1uir ti-~Hailsd. atr Nuftn.
pssfefa. nefthhoann. ~ ssit .. ~
taidss-~leir ~ sailed. "a Alameda.
soufe teund. - sac o m.
fstsFstefx uiy si--esilsa. sts Queen.
seath hosnd. Al o m.
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IHe~dets 4ueta}foHs
tafft~--fteesfrfe zoe Market sfFouE
steers. t1HS.&ai CO.'S snd n~lfrrr. ~ -
Hfs ~. rtarteF< ami feedes*. tAWss
haiis - 7a44 rAix~e. tfW1
uox~--Feenupfs. = tS4 Mnrkni tte iows
Tor fi01ss haIk. f92fwfN a.
%h~~p~~xeevspsE. zee Nerhef unfhamg.
-, f@mps. sit0fs. e~s4. tssAse.
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HOTELS

tt.ik, sugar cured corned beef. Toe n /;
sugar cured bacon, 2bc ih.. short ribs
beef, Toe NJ stan lob. heavy Jar rub
hers. don ssci 2 rolls toilet paper. iOcs
bars white laundry SOAP, Csc. stail iep
diii pickles. Use dox.. picked piEn' foot.
SOC H.; amall puilet eggs, soc doa. stall
10. all i0c pkga. crackers. Be-, an isc
pkgs. crackers, ? for zoe. isc graham
crackers, Toe.
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WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY,
Ato. q
FIRST Low Tide
2IIH q m, % ~.
ffr-t High Tide
gfe1 y. ~ - n.
second lev Tide
tfs ,. On 80 q.
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$50 CASH AND $50 PER MONTH
1~room ptastrred cottage. on level
corner lot. soxiss. fenced: best OF
soil 4 bargain al 81 0c0.
WALTER a. SUTHERLAND
s1ea " Masks 81
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FLOUR AND SUGAR
wholesale Fktcea

soft wheat bakers. sf-rs. SKIS T7s0s %
Hard wheat bakers. st-rb. al. sgos 70
Pastry. 81 n. SKIS ......... .B.ss0s is
eugar--csne per cst. ........ TAO
Reet per oNt .............. 10
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II UNFINISHED FLATS AND
ApAHTNE<TH

I HooMs ron RENT. WITH
stoves, 81 month. for man and
VIE ar two men a0l Nlnth ave NJ.
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We HAVE RryERs FOR t. 10 or
ze-aeFe tracts good land. near <1-
attic.
=. VAN ARgnALE
1918 Third Ave.
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FOR sALES-AcREAGE

WHITE RIVER VALLEY
SNAP
acres Of The best valley
land. enc mile from Kent.
highly developed. fnii crop
now coming on paved high
way. groom house. barn.
garage, etc. does not over
flow. sf,so9. $4,000 cash .snd
terms.
FIREsiDE REALTY co.
1905 Third Ave. Elliott ss2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-01

Weather Bureau Report
TArooHii iaI.ASD. AuK. LIS a. u.
r nssamsssr rising dense foEs wiaa
south. "a miiss en- heur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-01
IS FOR sALE--wEsT SEATTLE
WOODY'S GATEWOOD
BARGAINS

ti.4oo. on practically your own
terms buys nice little 3-room
modern home. on n big, level lot.
all in cultivation. close 10 street
car and school
$4,000. on very easy terms. buys a
beautiful broom modern bunRa-
low. big. level corner lot. only
one block from street car In a
nice neigh boFhood
$1,000. on your own terms. buys a
cute little 3-room semi modern
home on a nice lot. close % street
CAT. sewers in and connected. fine
view ~ city.
woODYse oATEwooD BRANCH
s9cS California Ave. At Lakewood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-01
ron RENT--HOuSES
IINFtI4NfAffrrn

s.RooM COTTAGE: WALKING
diqtanee{ newly papered. painted.
$50 month. hunfei 1927
For RENT 3 LAltGE. MODERN
houee. yard and flowers. adults,
$50 Rainier O67e
rage. f2a month. 30i1 2ist H. JEFF
fetnon Park car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-01
POULTRY

EXTRA FINE SILK roy PooDLEs.
tie Also puppies. i3i3 seventh
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-07

s!3hioyoa raneacked two dental
nAces In ne etate Bank building
- night, escaping win S1Se worth
y eoM tapth bfjdsea.
rcttqe T. ~ elenths ore nei
James y McNulty. reon 10. ap4
Edgar n FhslDa, rom Il, eeeQn4
Moor x the buiIding. When Or.
Ehelpg arrived at his once this
lporStaG he found pothfng dis
&rbe1 1SceSt ) cabinet IN which
= kQot N vAluAhls dental eauiDr
4ent M been DrieA open. He
4issed % S-tooth bridge. valued at
Notifying IN. Mckulty, who Is o.
~ sams aa0e, the dentists disc0v-
(fed that the cabinet in this o1et
Vas also pried and an 11-t0oth bridge
Valued ut $110 was gone. 1t Is be
gcyed that q skeleton key was used
. sAtos The main dnors to the Of.
ices. Several gold filings which
pr. McNulty had on bis WORKING
able, were not touched.
| Df. McNulty was, at his ofIice yes
terday afternoon, and at that time
there was no disturbance at ths
rpOms.
Tho police had no report of thu
1Dbhery. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-07

I Rock Island Chamber Of Com
hsros ofiicials are preserving and
may decide to frame a check for
i've cents received today, drawn
Upon the treasury Of the United
otates. and made payable to the
chamber Of Commerce for rental Of
space to the United States marine
recruiting station.
I when Sergeant Carl Hauptman
epened the station q few months
$50 a nominal rental of 81 4 year
VASE charged, As the station was
subsequently abandoned, Sergeant
Hauptman being transferred to Pc
eria. it was figured that about one
twentieth Of the rental was due.
The check, dated at Washington, D.
g.. Aug. s. is signed by S. N. Phil
hps. acting assistant quartermas-
tor.