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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
SPINACH FALLS
ON LOCAL MART
More Liberal Supply Brings
Drop in Price

a few commodities were lower IN
price Monday. due 10 a moro liberal
supply. Walla WRiia spinach was
ft.7a a crate. tho few houses were
selling at tiss. California lettuce
was from t4.so 10 1895 a crate. Rad.
isiles were 20 cents for a dozen
lunches Marble Head squashca.
witch arrived on the market Satur.
day. were selling at 5 cents a pound
Tho novel method by which Ben
Gregory OF Sunnyaide induced a
friend to keep a quantity OF sauashes
as an experiment. proved quite sue
ccsful. A hole about two feet deep
was dug. n layer Of straw put upon
the ground. on which the sauashea
we're carefully placed Another layer
OF straw was put on top. which was
covered with little more than "a foo,
Of earth. The sauashcs have Kept
satisfactorily since last fan
Oranges OF i76 sizes and smaller
were quoted nc $3.50 at a few houses.
The next shipment Of oranges on the
market will make the price OF $3.50
n crate for the best stock general.
Butter. eggs and cheese were
steady from Saturday. No change
could be foreHeen Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
PITCHED BATTLE
is NEAR IN CHINA

CANTON. China March is.-De-
iayed, Two divisions OF prcaden,
sun Vat SENS republican troops.
comprising $4,000 men. have entered
Human province. according TO word
received here.
ou'pos,s have been established AZ
Hcng Chow. Opposing forces under
WI Pei ru are holding Chang sha
a battle II expected within two
weeks.
wu Ting Fang. Canton govern.
mcnt leader. addressing dinner civ.
en- foreign representatives here. de.
ciared that foreign diplomats at Pc.
king are intoxicated with the poi.
sonous atmosphere OF Chinese offi.
cialdorn.- and have failed to see the
rial situation. For that reason. he
said. they have not taken steps 20
secure the recognition OF the Canton
government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
Cotton Output Cut
in Half in a Year

WASHINGTON, March 20. - Cot
ton ginned from the 1891 crop. ex-
Guiding linters. totaled 7.s76.6e bales
counting round as half bales), as
compared with iS.27o.97o bales from
the 1920 crop at the same time last
year. the census bureau reported to-
day.
Round bales totaied iss,7s1 bales
as compared with 206.534 last year;
American Egyptian, $1,000, as com.
pared with 92.561; sea island, 5,S16.
as compared with i,s5s; cotton re-
naming TO be ginned, 7,4s5, as com
pared with 2fl.S93 last year.
The average gross weight OF 1891
bales was 4eS.5, as compared with
1904 for 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
Mary Seattle's
Property $1,250

Upon application Of John Seattle,
50. Stanley w. Brown was appointed
administrator Monday for the estate
OF Mary Seattle. aged Indian woman.
who died in Auburn. March rs.
Her estate f. appraised ~ $3.50.
part Of which was rental money due
from land In Eastern Washington.
John Seattle. the widower. IL re
puted 10 be a nephew OF old Chief
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
RECEIVERSHIP
CASE is HEARD

Arguments on the motion 81 the
defendants 70 yacste on order for a
receiver who was appointed last
ws~k for the f.istsnnn Service com
pany. the United Finance company
and subsidiary concerns were being
heard Monday by Judge A. w.
f'rafer.
Attorneys for the Dragon Motor
company. plasntlfr. endnavor~d 70
show an emergency existed that
had made rccrivcrxhip irnp~ra.
tive 10 protect the interests Of sew.
craI thousand stockholders.
The defense claims that the Iirs.
man Service company and others
arc not lnaoivcnt and are able 20
pay their dcbts in tho regular course
OF business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
CONTRACT LET
ON BOULEVARD

Contract 70 pave the remaining
link in The Lake washington boulc.
ward was awarded Monday by the
county commissioners TO the indie
pendent Asphalt Co. OF Seattle. on a
bid of sss 900.
Construction Of the three ana n
half miles yet 10 be paved will be be-
gun AZ once, and the work N expect
ed 10 be finished by the first week in
July
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20

f1'Hfi1f tfH'tsttHH~F
Hsx.--necsip;s. s1.eee Market reese
hiKhers Top. fiose. huik "a sales. ne
Ntte kes heavy wsiRht. sioeS . 70 - .
medium weight, ftesosfote iiEht
weight. meas sfese iiEht iishts
is5s9fotn. beaey parkins so~s. ~ rs
atf.tss pseking soss. rough. sses.S
PIGS. fkstafo
casfi~-Rscsirss. i,.sss Msrs-, ise-te
himhrf. Choice and prime. ftse8 ;. 30 .
medium and GOOD. t7tegtto. roru-
mon. ttteuT,to. GOOD aad choice.
ft,tt0s IS; common and medium. 80 20
@t.ft. butcher cattle ard hrifsrs. ttfe
ait. COWS. tstkg1. bulls. ff.tt06ts.
cann~rs and cutters. cows. hstfsrr, o.
0fsit. Gamer etf~rs. sfet. veal
calves. ts.stwss IS. feeder steers 81. 70
ofi.ft. rtccter STEERS skst9s.ss.
ntorkar cows and helfers. ttdk.te.
1899 MARKET general
~ STEADY; lambs, sis.sais.ss. ianhr,
euii and common. fiste9fs. ys4riias
ws,hsrs. tis.to0istos ewes. ss.Tf9
sle.st. Gull to common ewes. sse
etsft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
Public Markets

tpkNEh
Stall ios. soc ". q. mush. ise; 4 ms
bulk macaroni sse: I ms. head nee. ssr;
? MS nut margarine. tsc; ms. black
figs. 25e, acc can apricots. iec: 25c bottle
catsup. Ice; big pkgs. Citrus t5e. /,
ms. seeded rainsins 9bc.
SANITARY
Stalls 9t-ss, lac can Heinz pork and
beans, for 2sc. bars Creme oil SOAP,
25c large can sliced pineapple. use; /
pkg. Olympic pancake flour. ale: KEEL
logs corn flakes Toe pkg. S,ail as. Z
bars Naptha soap, 35c, No. 10 bag yell
low corn meal. 2se; rolls toilet paper.
25c.
PIKE PLACE
stall 1898. ss-fb. sack Holly -four.
s-.1o fresh soda crackers, : ms. 3sc:
Mazoia oil. at. csc, y gal. Csc. gal. sI75;
fresh graham crackers, i5c N. Stall 1921
choice pot roast Sc NJ. veal roast, te4c
NJ: steer round steak. INC 10.
ECONOMY
Stalls s1-1s. bars crystal white soap.
ESQ: bars Creme OF SOAP, SIC; ssc
pkg. Seafoam washing powder, soc; :
cans Old Dutch cleanser, 2sc SOc large
can pineapple. zoe. stalls 1888. ms
ground chocolate. 25c. . lbs. extra large
Italian prunes. s5c.
SOUTH END
stan 81. carnation milk. large can Toe.
small can &c. stail 49, butter. 4so 10. :
eggs. 27c dos.; Yakima honey, soc Of
stall ~, pure lard, i7c ~; bacon, 2bc
10. picnios, aeo n. stan 30, pure pork
sausage. s6c n. bologna. iSc ID: liver
sausage, ibc 10. Stall 50. beef stew. ioc
No.. leaf lard, lie 10; round steak, soc
10. Stall !. bread. large loaf Toe; rolls
zoe doz cookies. J doz s5o. stall ts.
spring cabbage. &C 10, peppers, soc 10. ;
spinach. fos. sbc,
WESTLAkE
Sugar stall loom. sack scratch, s,.sS;
milk. st.s5 case. ms fancy head rice
ssc; lbs. small white beans, ste. stall
1870, Hilisdale asparagus s5ei Centennial
Best flour. sisb; olympic pancake flour.
20c. Stali ie5, lbs. tspioea. iko;
smoked herring. &c each pop corn, 2 lbs.
ESQ; LARGE can peaches. s3e. lbs. split
prunes. 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
Economic Revival
Shown to Be Near

WASHINGTON. March so.-Two
Of tho fundamental economic indi
cators-home building and employ.
mcnt--showcd today that an eco
nonic revival Is approaching more
rapidly each month.
The department Of labor and IN,
department of commerce reported
an Increase In employment and
home building plans OF great mag
nitudc. More than 1000. 900 homes
will be built this year. the com.
merce department estimates from
reports from all parts OF the coun.
try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
So ELECTIONS
OVER SCHOOLS

f1fty.three school districts In King
county viii vote AZ fhr coming cleo
ton May ? on special ievics OF from
two 70 10 mills. according 10 Thomas
r. Huise. county superintendent 81
schools. Seven districts. including
Lake Burien. Mountain View. River.
ton Heights. Lakeside. sunnydale.
Manhattan and Des Moincs. are vo,.
ine on The formation Of union high
school district.
Voters at Black Diamond and those
east Of Kent wiz settle the matter Of
consolidation.
Bond elections arc being arranged
FOR Bothcii. Rose fIill. Kirkland.
Ncuwakum. Lake Forest Park and
Medina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
Seats for Elijah
on Sale March "a

Reserved seats for the ora,orio,
Elijah. TO be given here In the Arena
by tho knights Templar, are TO 30 on
sale At the Arena box office. March
81. according 10 announcement Mon.
day.
Rehearsal OF the chorus will be
held Monday and Friday evenings at
the First NJ. f. church. The Ia.
coma oratorio society. which gave the
Elijah last year. will send over
tenors and BASES TO assist In the per.
Torrance each night in this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
Crowds Thronging
Trial of Richard

NEW YORK, March 20 Extraor.
binary precautions were taken 10
handle an overflow crowd which
thronged the criminal branch OF the
supreme court nt the trial OF George
l.. Tex) Rickard. which opened to-
day
Richard appeared with his counsel
10 answer charges brought by four
East Side school girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
1922 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
hv Automobiles

4 0n-Mrs. Margaret Truesdeli,
i 10 IS. OF 1888 Melrose ave-. sur
fered severe injuries 10 her head. and
a broken leg. Sunday. at Melrose
ave. and Eastiake ave. She was
taken 20 Providence hospital. II. II.
Peasc, 1890 N 35th St. drove the
auto which struck her.
0n-Harry Saunders. ss44 w.
i ~ Dakota st. was bruised Sat
urday when an auto driven by f. c.
Richmond. 5e4o 4sth ave. S. W..
struck him at Avalon way and Yancy
st.
1912. d. Hamiin. 1897 3eth ST..
i - i was unhurt after being struck
at Third ave. and Union ST by Pete
Bianchi. 27is Washington St. &C
cording 10 Bianchi.
00-Miss Gertrude Dunlap. 64ie
i Oki5th ave. N. W.. was knocked
down nj Fremont ave. and N. ssth
st. by an auto driven by w. L. Beals.
s510h Phinney ave. according to 4
report made Saturday by Beais.
gov. d. Doyle. s7lo Dens.
i ~ moro ave, reported to tho
police that he had struck and
knocked down n woman named An
gel at Fremont ave. and Ewing st.
but that she was not seriously hurt.
The report was made Saturday.
CA-Celia b. Kehoc. 3oss w.
i O-f 62nd st, received slight In
juries when n. Lindgren. 1887 w.
5ist St. struck her with an auto at
2sth ave. N. w. and w. 61st St
Friday.
OE-Mrs. A. Schultz, 31oS Nc
i % Cleilan ST., was injured Sc
verely Friday at Third ave. and
Madison ST. by an auto driven by #.
Adcox. 1oo4h f. Fir St
This day last year eight per
sons were hurt by autos, making
n total Of I6s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
LLOYD GEORGE
DEMANDS TEST

LONDON, March 2o.---Lioyd George
Will demand n vote of confidence in
the house OF commons March 81, IL
was reliably reported today.
The premier win return from his
holiday at Criccieth about the 2eth
and Is expected 10 make a speech In
the house and ask for the vote.
lie expects 20 obtain the necessary
majority before going 10 Genoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
Man Ends Life by
Gas in Hotel Room

TACOMA. March 30.--Poiioe today
were making an effort 10 locate rcla.
uves of n. Chambers. 40. who com
mitted suicide in a Pacific ave. hotel,
by inhaling gas last night.
on tho dresser was "A note read
ing:
II have had stomach trouble for
two years. Gets on my nerve. No
insurance. not married. have little
claim at Alert bay. II. c."
A steamer ticket 20 Victoria and
n Canadian bank book were found
on his person.
Arabians greet each other by piac.
ing cheek TO cheek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
Mrs. B. E. Brinker
Claimed by Death

Mrs. Barbara u. Brinker, 60, moth
cr OF Superior Judge Otis w.
Brinker. died Monday at her home,
2t40 Fifth ave w.
Mrs. Brinker was born In Cincin-
natl. o.. in 1853. and came 70 Seattle
In 1888. She had been III for some
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
College to Give
Detective Course

BERKELEY. Cal. March 20
Practical training in police problems
win be offered at the University OF
California during the summer ses.
sion. II has been announced. The
class win be under the supervision Of
August vollmer. chief OF police of
Berkeley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
GRAIN MARKET
IS IRREGULAR

CHICAGO. March 7o.-.Grain prices
were irregular on the Chicago board
OF trade today There was . general
commission house selling Of wheat
on resting orders. There was n lit
tie scattered selling Of corn. but sup
Irregular.
May wheat opened Off &c at
1881. closing unchanged, July
opened off ho at ti.2o and ciosed
up nc.
and closed up ne. July opened off
= c Mt stuc. closing up &c.
May oats opened al ssac. off ne.
closing of &c, July opened Al
toac. OF &c. and closed OF &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20

naiiy ~ 1897 Seventh Ava
Seattle. Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20

IdHcrpool-Marrh l7--Arrfved. ~
pnnaman from Seattle.
Ehieids--MArch fs-gsfied, str CITY 81
Bombay for Seattle.
Manila March i5-Arrfved. str Edmsrs
from seattle.
Hongkong March f7-Arrived. ar
Pine Tree state from Bestfie.
ssS fork--Msreh fs--Arrfved. str Drt-
ma City from Seattle.
Galveston - March ~ - Arrived. str
Nsanxa from Seattle
San Pedro-ssreh f,-Baiied. str Wffi-
faro for seattle. str A. /. Kent for e.
attic. March is-Arriyed. str gtanwood
from Tacoma
Hector for Seattle. at q m March -
Arrived, str Derbiay from Ssattla. AZ z
D. IN. Sailed. str Yosemite for Seattle. st
n. m: str chss. VI. crnmp for Seattle.
AZ a m: str I,shigh for Seattle. ~ 4
.. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
BY Wanda Won Kettler

'>ow. I wonder" the gentle.
man In the car seat behind IN"
addressed his companion with
much ihoughtfulness. "Iust what
they do with all those stills after
they get them. According 10 The
papers. they capture Just about
one day. The beverage from
all reports. goes down the sink.
sut the stilis-weli-whaif Mu.
senms"
so just remained on the car down
Third ave. got Off at the county
city building. and went up and asked
Sheriff Matt Starwich Go eniighten
the dear public regarding hia disposal
OF the little anti.prohihition copper
kettles captured by himself and dep
uffRa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
Chicago Board of Trade
Mondays Qeotsfiensj
Furnished ny Logan q bvyas
lll hennsld A. komllls


beet steers, fI.toes. fair 20 good
steers. ttftg7,kos rood % choice CO.'S
and haifsfu. tsastoi eannsrn. t7W
tsso. bulls. ts.te9 t.zt. calves. ftsoe
nose
lie, mArke, steady.
Prime missd. siftoatfff. heayiss
t7.7tsiei pigs. iif.to0ftTs.
hh-~p-~itseripts. liza, Market steady.
East ~ rnountAln lambs. itaoiAbes
valley iamts. tii8izg Seafilrgs. 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
General List Is Firm
as Exchange Opens

STREET JOURNAL REVIEW
o. " IL
20 early high Other cN also
higher coppc a by Utah which gainsd s SINCLAIR ad
Western made high on tho move at i02 49,,
Studebaker
Bethlehem eah. OFF a PenntytVhnlA. ~. Off u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
Denver Live Stock

Cssfi~--nseipts. ios Marie, sc higher
steers ttTt9 80: cows and heifsrn.
ts.tta7is; n,oeAsrs and feeders tsst
tieTt
Hss.--itecelpts. zoe. Market ssatsc
higher Top. sioie. bulk, tsss6io
sh~~p-Hecaipts- ttee Market strong
I@mss. 'istseit. -~ss ng,ss:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
ARRESTED SATURDAY NIGHT

AZ the North End Inn, a roadhouse
two miles north Of Seattle, ON the
golf links road. Red" stack az. tho
proprietor. was ~ liberty on bail
Mandsv on nharees Of selling LIQUOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
HAVE ABOUT
FIFTY STILLS

Just at present" the sheriff b..
gan. we've got about 30 stills walt.
INK for that disposal. Want TO see
memg"
And dragglng out a bunch OF keys
from his pocket he led the way 20
the iron door store room on the first
floor, where tho loot captured by
county officials was snuggicd away.
fry az them" repeated the
sheriff. throwing back the iron door
and there before us. on shelves Tin.
Ing the wallis OF the store room and
heaped in battered piles on tho floor
were stilis--all shapes and sizes, Tho
largest. a huge round copper thing,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
Vessels in Port at Seattle

emiih Cove Term nai--Pfer A--str west
Jersup. str Artissa Pier B-str Tu-
sbiri nAru
American Can cas- Deck-sfets<ship
Apes.
BEL stree, Terminai--u. 8. G q. unasa.
ship 81. Paul.
Pier 2---str AiamedA
Pier A-str Curacao. ~ spokaBe. str Al
miraf Nicholson.
Pier B--sir Admiral ssbrss. str A0usrui
Watson.
Pier D-str Ruth Aiesssder.
Pacific Coast Coal Buntsrs-u. q I. d
e.. Bvfstnnrc. l. "a. r. Rosa
u. e. shipping Board Mosrtugs-SU
Cross Keys, str Delight str Deirosa.
Str Ieonirm. atr Anna y. Morse. str
kIverado. str wsIiin gfcrd- str wsee
cahokis. str West Hsrtisnd. str In
brico. afr West fson. str western
knight. afr EidridEs. str Haley. str
Alaska Steamship MoersnEs-sp Valdez.
str skaE~sy.
Stacy street rsrrnhsr-u. a q q Num-
eide.
Commercial Boiler worfs-u. 4 A :.
rodd prydees.-sn,p cnmceeAs. srsn
Forest Friend. str Nsrenta- str Santa
Puget sound Bridge 4 Drsasfns o.
Str Patterson
Anes Yard-ssr Roosevelt
Ne,tieton MIN Dock--sfr rcrpst Enx.
West Seattle Training statsco-u. q
Eagle No. 81.
Boieom Canal Lumber co.-str n y.
winsiow Marine Raffwsy-str Morning
star. str Criffdu. schr Helene. barge
Coqufuam City. ctr Belfast str Pho
neer No :. U. $. C. @. Cedar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20

FWond6fh Quofnffons1
bstfer-Es,rss. sThe 10. prime firsts
1Tr In
EEx~-Esfras. SIC dor. ettrH giruts
IS NC dos. extra puiicts. stAc doE
Che~~e--Fiats. fancy. sic ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20

<uRnr--fTrrn. Naw ttfi. graduated
tt,tegk.to
Ceff~~-~o Rio. spot. 81 0sSe ID: No.
I santos. lax 9is1e ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20

NEW YORK. March :e.--Demand sisr.
linz opened today ~ tag7; lire
sssseSR. francs. soetssh. marks
te.oeai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
SIGNS DEFICIENCY

WASHINGTON. March 20. = The
second deficiency bill, carrying $751;
2sS,ooo. was signed by President
Harding today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
Arrivals and Departures

March fo--u. ~ a. r. whsstor frpvn
Honolulu. 81 ~ a. m. str Forest King
from Kan Diego via Han Pedro. sx~,
Francfeeo and Tacoma. ~ a m. March
lumbla ports. at s;se D. m: str a. -.
fsoysJoy from Tacoma. at 2tz0 D. m. str
Northwestern from Southwestern via
Northeastern Ifasts. at if;fo a. rn.: str
Lyman Stewart from Oleum via vancce-
yer, ~. g.. at 1880 a. m. ctr Ruth Aier-
sndar from New York via Havana, pana-
ms. Balboa. San Pedro aad San fras-
cisco. at a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
Where, 0 Where, Do
CAPTURED Stills Go?

had capacity OF rs gallons. while
the rlnallcst. a little copper affair
resembling In shape n young furnace
boiler. would hold Just two quarts.
The atmosphere OF the room was
peguliar.- sort az dlsyV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
ACREAGE

s-AcRE POULTRY FARM
Neat attractive house. with large
chicken and hrooder house com
bined that will accommodate ncN q
efhl hundred birds about Z acres
cleared; all good soil PRICE 1880
terms ttoe cash. SO per month.
Call AZ 1pa New York Block.
FOR SAt.E-Ai RANCH. 81 ACRES
fine location. Terms Take smaller
place an part fret payment r. J.
Wiley. Arlington. Nash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
sailed

hsrch lo--Htr Frfncn Fupert Tor FrfDee
Rupert via ports. at if.B p. m; ~
Port Angeles. towing dredgs Long B>A1h,
for FirhDon6, at 1850 o m. str Lyman
Stewart for oieum, at 1890 .. m; ctr
Nebrhkkan for Tacoma. at 1910 p. m. str
Egypt Maru for Kobe via Yokohama. 81
1890 p. m. sfr y. J. Iuekenbzrh fer
fs~ York via Everest. Tacoma. Pert An
Relss, Vancouver, Is. O.. Gan Francisco.
San Pedro. balboa ard philadelphia. AZ >
.. m; str Admiral sehisy for Fan Pedro
via Han francesca. a. 1875 a m: eur
Aorthsesisrn for Tacoma. at ii.fs q m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20
GIVE BATTERED
PIECES TO WIS

flftf> TO VETS
This Is the accumulation 81
two and one half months"
sheriff Starwich explained. ''soon
he time for another smashing
party. You see." he explained
further. 1--WE hold smashing
party every two or three months.
and then ship the remains 10 the
disabled veterans bureau. The
boys sell the battered pieces for
old copper"
SO that's n. dear wondering pub
lie, they're battered and then made
TO do their bit
About the battering; it's most IN
terestlng. All the deputies from the
sheriff's office are enlisted on the
day 81 the party. and clutchins
haiche'-. axes. clubs, they troop %
the store room and begin the mas.
Eaerc. According To the sheriff about
ono hour OF musical pounding of
breaking holes In tho rtiilE--of mash,
ing the coils OF tho worm
plrtra Tho celebration.
ITS entertaining for while"
said The sheriff after explaining the
process OF tho smash. up 60 me this
morning. nut gets 20 be a little 20
much like pink tea tn a boiler fac
tory. Nve'rc thinking or enliatinr
ono of these army tanks 20 roll In and
help us on Tho next job"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-20

nlG LAND RAi.E
Mt Vernon district hiE reduction.
easy terms splendid land. close
u y fETTRs. Iss Third Ave-.
% sfOCks A>D BONDS
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN HANK
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LIVE STOCK
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FLOUR AND SUGAR
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MONDAY
hlAfffIf "a

FIRST Low Tide
ttat a m 81 a.
first nigh Tide
si1t a M. - n.
second Low Tide
ti4s D. m. 10 n.
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Weather Bureau Report

TAToOBH BLAND. March 2o.-s A. NJ.
.-finronstsr falling cloudy. wind eset.
~ miles an hour Passed in. a two-nusat
freight steamer. yelio~ stack, at $50 a.
m. Passed out. str Admiral sciiey and
str Texas Mnru. during tbs night. str
Lyman atawaft ~ AGO n M.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle


TUESDAY
NAH ~
First High Ttde
1854 a M. 10 ! n.
FIRST Iow Jidr
sftz a m. 80 N.
seesnd High Tide
i0tfe a. M. 81 ~
Sscssd Low lido
q % o. m. Is n
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