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The New York herald., 1922-09-17
McCumbcr Defends Action.

Senator McCumber (Rep.. y. ID.
fhairman Of the Senate Finance Com
rnittee. and one of the conferees, de-
Tended the action on the ground that
1t would mean nothing in the long run,
since 10 obviously was way OF allow
ing the House conferees TO recede grace
fully from the American standard OF
valuation. 20 which they had been COM
nhtted. He said. also, that since the
President is authorized to change rates
only to cover the difference between the
cost OF production NJ home and abroad
there was no reason to suppose that
exorhitant rates would be ordered.
NSenator Underwood declared such
thing had nothing to do with the point
of order. which was that the conference
committee had no right TO 20 SO far
with the bill as to inject in il new
and highly important legislation. The
conferees were bound. he said. by the
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Opponents Say Conference
n Committee Exceeded It's
Its Authority
DECISION is RESERVED
Change Would Cause Prcsi-
dent to Change All Rates,
1t Is Charged.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washinrfon N n
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Copies or Adaptations
of the
New Paris Gowns

comprising many choice creations nm
ported exclusively by B. Altman 6 Co..
and now displayed ON the Third Floor,
will be made to individual requirements
at reasonably short notice
at prices ranging from
Sl5O.OO upward
The Department for
Imported and Special Costumes
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
WOmem's
Imported Capes 6 Wraps

ted 0S1PGS y Wv 1 MpS
lately arrived from Paris, and repre-
senting, every new fabric and style
feature of the opening season, are
shown i'm the Department ON the
Third Floor at prices ranging from
$4,000 to $500
English Top Coats
made i'm London, are priced at
$3.50 & $500
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Origin of the Issue,

The issue arises because the conferees
of. the Senate and House in composing
the differences between the two cham
bers altered the text of the article be-
stowirg upon the President the power
tos revise tariff rates without reference
tos Congress 1t Is also an outgrowth Of
the fact that the House in preparing the
Dill used the American plan of valuation,
while the Senate used the foreign plan.
When the bill passed the Senate 1t
provided that the President might, upon
evidence presented by the Federal Tariff
Commission, change rates of duty to
% per cent. above or below,
aiI/Rn the bill. The foreign system of
'.7j ses-ion was to be maintained, how
ever, except in the case of dyestufrs.
where the American system might be
used.
In the conference committee. how
ever, five words of the Senate text were
stricken out, so that the President gets
the authority to change from foreign
valuation. If he 50 desires. on every
one os the 1000 items in the bill. The
Importance of this is in the fact that
in many instances the rates under
American valuation are a hundred per
cent. higher than they would be under
foreign valuation.
Senator's Simmons and Underwood led
the fight against the change in the bill.
Insisting that the conference committee
was paving the way to allow the Presi-
dent to increase rates beyond what
evSn the most ardent protectionists had
not the nerve to do. They cited rules
in their effort to maintain that the
committee had no right 70 provide such
n thing and called upon the chair to
sustain the point of order and return
the measure to the committee to be
changed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
LEMONS ARRIVE
ON LOCAL MART
More Are Due, California
Shippers Say

-Four cnrH OF lemons arrived for
the seattle trade Friday and more
cars are due next week, according
60 agents OF California shippers. The
10 the lemon crop n not nH
severe M that to oranges. The
prices. therefore. will not advance on
lemons for yet some time.
The arrival consisted uf choice and
fancy stock which cost the 1obbern
80 a box and viii be wholeHnied al
from $3.50 10 81 a box Extra fancy
lemons win be about 90 cents higher
a box The demand for citrus fruit
~ still very heavy aud lobbors feet
sure Of a quick cleanup Of the new
arrivals
The vegetable market was well
supplied. Splpach. however. was 30
cents higher a crate. ~ So. while let.
tuce WINS generally lower. at - a
crate. Brursei sprouts were quoted
Rt ifM cents . pound by the drum
and IS cents pound Ia small loin.
Prices on the sprouts were as high
as 20 cents a pound Mexican to-
matoes were selling at $3.50 for re
packed lugn
The local egg market was weaker
Friday and iobbers were more gen
crni IN prices. with the fresh ranch.
white shclled stock at - cents a don
en- and the puliein NJ - cents
Butter was also weaker. tho no
changes in prices were chaiked up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove Terrninai-~Pier A-~s,sr ptns
Tree state. Msitsa Maru pisr -
ssrs kasAfmA MAru. silver State. I'd
more.
Great Northern Trrmissi--s,r ToyAma
Maru
Rsll asree, Terruinai--u. n n s-snov.
u. x @. q. Alxonauiu.
pier B--str West fvsa-
Pier s--strs Alameda. Jsff~rscn
Pier A--strs Admiral s@srae. Admiral
Nicholson. Queen
Pier n-ssr Admiral wassoa
pier C-str Admiral Hchlsy.
Pacific Coast Coal Buatsrs--u. n 7. N.
I. Heather.
q. 4. shipping Board Meorsngs-s'rs
Gross Keys fronium. Anns o.. MORSE.
snverMde. wsninEford. West cahosis.
Wsat Hsrtlsnd. Lasrieo. west fsou.
Western knight.
Connecticut street Tsr-ninsi--s,r italy
Maru.
AiaskA steamship moorinEs--str. Cor
dova. valdez
stacy street Tsrminai--r. =. G q Darn
side
comraeressi Better worhs-u. r. c. n
D~iivood.
Hsnford street Trrrninsi-s,r p-rhiay.
Todd Dry Dsocks--u. = g. %. ubslgs, ctr
Eenus. ship Chiiilcoshn. bktna Forrest
Pride. Pores; Friend.
Puget sound Bridge A Dredging Co.--str
Patterson.
Arass Yard--ssr Roosevelt.
coinan Crsosoting co.--s,r Horace K
Barter
Hsffernan Doct-ssru ratoucns. Rsdon-
winsiow Marins naiiway-S,rr Morning
star. Criffco. Criffdu; schrs Eilror ~.
Vancouver. bark Belfast. barge CO.
aul,Iam city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Irish Now Disagree
on Boundary Treaty

LONDON, FEB. 3.--Iriah extrem-
lists have forced Michael Collins to re.
mig from n boundary agreement
reached with Sir James Craig In Lon.
don last month. the Ulster premier
announced In statement after n
conference with Winston Churchill,
minister OF colonies. here today.
The south now demands nearly
one half Of all Ulster, Craig declared,
The Ulster leader said that his con.
ference with Collins. held in Dublin
yesterday. which broke up after n
serious disagreement. showed that
Collins hand had been forced by rad.
icals. and that the boundary question
could not be settled by commission.
ms had been proposed. lie said Lloyd
Georges assurances that boundary
notifications would be minor ones
were swept away by Colllns' new
attitude"
Craig offered 10 refer the claim Of
the South 10 the whole British cab.
met.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
San Francisco Markets

nan fltANfiNSO. Feb, Trad
ing In fruits and vegetables was not
up 90 normal this morning Potatoes
continued easy. There - said o. be
very few fancy river fairbanks on
the market at this time, a. most ~
the fancy are being held In storage.
Washington Melted Gems were
selling all "a. way from tE0s IN car
lot amounts % 1850 IN small lots,
There ~ said 20 be some effort on
the part Or large receiver ~
Northern potatoes 10 force the mar
kct TO lower level,
Storage holdings Of apples were
reduced durinE the week By 100
boxes. and onions show a rrdue ton
90 loco sacks. rotRtur holdings IN
cold storage show an Increase Of
]. ooA hays
Oranges were moving slowly this
morning and most dealers reported
the market easy 60 weak. and slight
~ lover prices arc being asked ~
a few.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Chicago Live Stock
INri.lsy. Quotations,


uer~--nec~ipts. - 600 Market active
higher Top. s. 20. tuth ~ sains. - -
Wtasai heavy weight. tNApUR3 me-
diutn weisht. 1859 e.tel usht weight
- saua aol usht ilHhts. % s0us 90
heass packing aous q a0ustel pack
tnE sews. rVuEh, tf,tsBsl pias, $40
tssa
C-ttis--nscoipta sooa Market srtlvv
steady 20 strong. choice and prime,
fattuio. medium and COED ffsaaW
rte. eemmcr. tsstufssi Fnod and
choies, ifau8set enmmen and me.
dfum. tsWAiti butcher cattle and heifs
ers. ttaauI,re3 COWS. NWtzti huils
taft0ssti cannrra and cutters, ca~a
and heifsrs. tsftHt Gamer steers
ft.saatfsi veal caiss. son feeder
steers. fs,isUs-te sterkrf steers. use
wtefsi stecksr COWS and hsifsfs. o. 40
utA,
she~p-Recsirts. ssoe Market ssnsrai.
N steady. IAmhs. fif8it iamts. ruii
and common. ts5eutt.4ai Yeefiins
~stheFs, fsfaut1i ewes, tsuf.Fai cuii
- common ewes, i2.se8A5s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Vessels in Other Ports

fANeruNrirsat eR Arrived eF AfN-
nesotAp from seattle,
kursfara-Fst Arrived. ctr Nj
akarA from Vancouver. ~ g.
Hsnskoak Arrived sir Ma
ritA Naru frena Nsatttlrs Jan ~ AfttN-
ca sfr kv.stone state from seattle.
shanghai LAW. se--Arrtsed- s,r Bay
state FROM SEATTLE
Ns~ Yerk-Fsh ARRIVED. sir nrush
from seattle.
YnkohAmA--Jnn. .s--Arrived. p,r nar-
rymore FROM seattle.
HaIbaA-Fsb. -Saitsf. ar A I. Nrnt
for seattle Jan. ti--Saiict. ar tspr
teury for Seattle. str i~-is i.aeeeneach
for Nrustie.
san rsdro.-~fsA. .--Arrived. afr Res
aiie Mahanev from seattle. sailed ar
santa RITA for Faw~t kouud ports atr
n n faeeisy for seattle. str H. !.
I.ie kenhaeh fer seattle.
san FranetsroasF Fen Arrived. stf
Hawaiian frofn Seattle. AZ 1 a. M, str
ADMIRAL peaey frcm seattle, at .. M
ar Ho~tek HAN from seattle. - a. ~.
furcka--Fsb. taaSsiird. str Eorburxh
fns Tacoma. At q N.
Fserett-~Feb. Arrived. sr Cursrao
frcsn seattle.
Tarouaa~Frb. ARRIVED. str Harry
Laeksnb.ch from Eeatfls. - zts q IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
BONUS TAXES
ARE FAVORED

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.--Secre.
sary Melons demands that special
taxes be imposed 20 raise funds for
tie soldiers bonus hill viii ~ accept
- by congress. members Of the house
ways and means committee. framing
the bonus bill. virtually decided to-
day.
Where "a place the separatv taxes
- the difficult problem which the
<eunmiftee now faces This. Il was
aid. win be worked out by process
~ eliminatio nthru which the com
smittee hopes 10 hit upon the taxes
that win be the least objectionable
- the people and The easiest to col
fert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Millionair Club to
Discuss Arms Meet

a disarmament discussion will be
held ut the Milllonair club meeting
Saturday night, under the direction
OF John Trumbull. The meeting will
be held at y. m. at 9S Main 1T.
No program viii be offered as the
general discussion win take it's place
The Kiwanis club will have charge
Of the program for the next meeting.
Saturday. February II. Each OF the
Seattle clubs In the interclub asso-
citation viii present "A program In
turn for the Millionair club meetings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03

ffheseday~ auetafiea.f
Furnished br flexsn a hfssn
ste ~1sosad Ave. SEATTLE
Public Markets


ffhF ItaNtE
Rssi -. ~ best flna sHrsr Nes
hars rfYstal White ssar. sse stan -
Yakima sGsas pn,aia<s ii.sp PEI saek
cnions NJ SO. ALASKA rutahAnas
ms sfe. aprirs. sec % isse har. stall
1885. large cen CaiifeFrrs cling p~ackss
- spriesss. see. o. s. Dos 4 cans canSen
milk Sc. sb-fs. ssrk Holly fiauf AIS.
NsitaErs eern Oshe~. ise. htaii s..
Hoxsrs peanut huttsr. lie ~ +; pear huta
tsr. tt~ ~ pure apple jelly, 80 ~
ssiAf drsseinE. Use n. Ezgsrkraut. its
At. atA a.
ECONOMY
stan "a. rrs rare sugar. ~. ue:
bars Crystal whn- soap ffc. ihs beet
sugar ssr Stalls Ts-s. rsns corn.
rrss tomatoes ~ string tesns skei fra
navy b~aas. sic. iss hfohsn head rice.
,sr4 LARGE rar mills. fer Htali &c. nsw
shipment California sage honey. ~. cau
80, lem. can t9s stalls 1881. bs
ranas. lee dos. isuseus. ltc dos. 90.
saEss. sc dos grape fruit Tor sc
stalls i-s-s. bacon. $50 y Hesiun butts
sc N baron hacks. sc ~ smoked
shsuidefp. igo n. stalls E5.st-ss. ssr
RVS. R~sfaau, washing powder ana bar
creme OH saar. 1sc. fi:s ran imported
olive oil. TbrI ! lee pkep. Arm ard Ham
rner .oda. so- Stall 80. sar supreme
blend ooffe~. ms Tsc. Z M 81 10. see
ns~ soft shell wainuis. iss sc.
SANITARY
stan fs,. rhs best cane surar. Gee.
hra~n sugar. I lbs $50. powdered sugar
~. ice. beet sugar. fine nranuiated
isAs .scE stan a.. dem Nut rnarras-
Inc. sc ~. Troco margarine ssc ~
sharp cheese, 1sr n. stall e.. ~ ns
sugar. fieo. crystal white soap fsc.
7 bars Feis Naptha soar, ste, stan III,
c9rn meal must. % ffv. zoe ~ large diti
pickles 2 FOR iori home baked beans ihe
n, stall res. large cans tomatoes. for
1sri large bottle esisun. sec Ms
broken rice zoo. stall ~. lemons. 2oc
dor FLORIDA grape fruit. FOR SIC stalls
fi-t. 81 kind. salmon sRrs Tor bait
smoked salmon. COO n crab meat. 7ac
ne stalls a0-51-tf, spare ribs. zoe n
fresh side pork $50 ~ frv sAii pork
zoe N stnnA ft-fs.a7. Z hars Creme ou
soap, ssr. Nuns coffee. ! N. sc. ~ ms
81 co. Mortona SHAKER salt. Ice pkg
CORNER
stan 100. fire creamery butter $50 n
ms 81 e0s besi fire sugar. ms &c.
bars Crystal white soap. sc. ne
black figs CSC Stall 1905 First av.
fine Swiss cheese. tbc NJ. Spanish sar.
dimes. soc ran. stan 1911 First ave. 40
black pepper. tic n Makers eating
chocolate. = IN. soc; pure chocolate. 2
ns 2Bc. stick chickory. 2 for ioc stalls
stas Pike At. Jack rabbits. $50 each
fresh dressed hens. soc ~. pork roast
Use nj veal roast. i5o 10. shoulder Of
lamb. i2he N.
SOUTH END
Etaii a.. salt pork. isc m. picnie-. isc
N lard. ms. 2bc stan 90. bologna.
$50 NJ. mlncs pies. for soc. Stall !.
bread. 10 end Toe loaf; doughnuts, 2oc
dor cookies. 2oc dor. Stall -. pot roast.
i0e 10 round stenk zoe 10 hamburger.
coo dor cream cheese. acc n. stan 81.
Carnation milk. large can lie. small can
&c Stall a.. sprouts zoe n lettuce. Il DC
and ibc each. cauliflowsr. i5o and up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Rain and Snow to
Continue in City

No break IN the weather news 60.
day. George ". Bnliabury. weather
forcoaater. says more rain ana snow
are due here. Hopes for brighton
weather in the next few days are
hlighted by salisbury, who says that
spring IL not 20 visit Seattle for
some time.
Brisk southwest winds are 10 bring
renewed moisture 20 the city. a
slightly higher Thermometer has been
recorded for the past "a hours. The
mercury registered 20 when obserVa
tionH were taken Friday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
$1,000, 900 Water
Bonds to Be Burned

The $4,000. 900 issue Of water bonds
whic hwerr printed but never issued
sre TO he destroyed Corporation
Counsel Waiter r. Meier declared
Friday that there was no legal rca-
son why they should not be BURNED.
Mayor Caldwell signed 800 OF tho
bonds before departing for the
Orient. but the bond purchasers ask.
I'd that the entire SERVES Be re-
Iithographed and signed by Acting
Mayor Hesksth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
REPORT ON
BANKS IS
ANNOUNCED
Condition OF Financial lnstl'
tutions in State Given
Out at Olympia

OLYMPIA. Feb. a.--Ccndltion OF
200 state banks and scvcn trust
companies 81 the state OF wash
snrton at close Of business peeeu'
her 81. 1891. Is shown In a synop-
sis Issued by John l.. Duke, super
visor of banking. and complied
from reports. Is as follows
Total resources. sis5.2s3,Sl..
Deposits. N3s.ssa,sSS.
Leans and discounts. sss..cs.tsS.
United states bonds and United
States certificates OF Indebtedness.
tisisStss.
other bonds and warrants VS.
es7 .sss.
Cash on hand and In banks. $50
y7siss.
As compared with the condition
Of ssr state banks and six trust
companies on February 81. 1881
which was the date OF the first
published report for that year. de
posits have decreased ss3.sei.ois
from $50. ss4.7ss. loans have dc
creased sss.STs.5ss from siiT,osss-
oSf: investments IN United states
bonds and other federal Indebted
ness have decreased ss.75s.s3s from
el4.ssf .sTs; holdings OF other bonds
and warrants have decreased W
s3S.Sss from ssl4sS.Seo.
During the same period cash as
ects have decreased only s64&.sae,
On account OF decreased deposit "
ability the percentage OF reserve
r. now &c per cent Of deposits as
against 10 per cent In February Il.
1891.
A feature Of the report Il the
noticeahle reductions Of bills ray'
able and rcdiscoun,s from sii.SsT.'
x3c on February 81. 1921. 70 81.
Bti.<ss In the current report. This
IL a reduction of 10 per cent and
Is regarded as healthy indication
Of the hanks recovery from the
shock OF sudden deflation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
SEIZE $1,000
DOPE ON SHIP

r. l. Osborn. special agent for the
United States Shipping board. aboard
the Pine Tree State. who was arrest
81 last night by federal customs OF.
fSciais. faced a special inquiry by
shipping board officials and customs
officials Friday morning.
Narcotics. valued at 5000. we're
seized fro mvarious secret places on
the vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Arrivals and Departures

YET .-atr Admiral srh'sy from 70"
Pedro VIA san franeisro. at titA q N
rsh .-Str Horace y haNtsf rom S@H
p.tr, NJ. Easts Haresr. a. slao p nss
str italy Mafu from kobe VIA Vancouver.
at SAD .. m.
Saited
Feb s-sfr Harry fyuetenhsrh ~
Nr~ ycrk va Tacoma, Fort t.utie~.
Port Gamble. san franrtsea. sah fesife
and Rainca. al IA fse- Fens
N.t,.,r- In taw OF tux Equator. for csl-
lao at r. ~. str AissFNde, Tor Hen
Pedro VIA san frAnsisco. ~ sEs m
str Noms s-lty for Tacoma. a. nooni y
al q. snoAamish for Port Auksies 81
ne3n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
BANK CfEtRI>Cs
RAIL MEN TO
MEET MINERS

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Feb. s-'Tt
is quite certain tho big four broth.
erhoods OF railway workers will at.
tend the joint conference with mine
union officials. proposed BY John
L. Lewis. president of the United
Mine Workers OF America War.
ron S. Stone. chief Of tho locomo-
tive engineers. told the United
Press today.
Stone added. however. a definite
decision 20 attend the combined EeS.
sion Of tho two largest labor groups
in tho country would not be
reached until the big four brother.
hood leaders meet here next Mon
day or Tuesday.
1--WE shall be glad 70 talk with
anybody" Stone declared in com.
menting on Lewis invitation which
he had today. lie would not state
the purpose Of the conference. tho
II was intimated plans for c>m.
batting wage slashes proposed by
carriers and operators would be
outlined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
DR.. Loder Is Named
Leader of League

THE HAGUE, Feb. DIR. y. G. j.
Loder, OF Holland, was today elected
president OF the permanent court Of
international justice. established by
the league OF nations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03

cstti~---nsceipt-. = Market steady
Rest st~srr. fTUT.ts. fair te Epna
steers, it1t@si good 20 eh1tss saNs
snd hsffsrs. tAtagss&s cancers, ffw
tfe
uexs-Reeeirts. - Narks, steady 20
higher. Prime fattsa. tieuts-
rough heavy. ssuiess: piEH, tasft0
tte
% nsurfaHt lambs. t5faWtasef val
ley lambs. ttseuasts y~arlinE.. Sc -
Utt. we,h@rs. ttkegf s~ss. tssA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Woman, 20, Is Badly
Hurt by Street Car

Struck and severely injured by n
street car at Third ave. and Unlycr-
sity ST.. Friday morning, Mrs. Mary
Ripley, 20. 1914 Fifth ave, was taken
10 the city hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Reported by Wireless

Srfns IL . =. m. % dats sp~eified unfess
etnsrwtNn ngted.b
rsh str Cold Harsor. E@n rr.n~.s<s
for seattle. ale miles ponth % aeattis At
,noan. str Everett. Everstt for San Pedro.
zee miles from Everest sfr Selma city.
gee miles from Caps Flatsisrr. inbound
str Eastern Merchant. seattle foe Yoke
hama 4e.s miles freta arsttl@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
". Y. Market Opens
Strong; Oils Lead


rhe mar
leader of rails
M high
profit
the cold at aa of s from IhnrsdayH
up - Me = ~ a.
Sinclair
lBkt American feepbone uka up Pacific =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
MANY s,i,rs COMING

Not less than five vessels of the
Yau..shita klsen kaisha line VIII
visit this port by the middle OF
February. according Go an announce
ment from A. NJ. 0illespie 4 Co.
who viii handle the carriers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Weather Bureau Report

TArOOSI ISLAND. Feb - \
parNw.tsr faliing rapidly light fatn
wiad southwest. ss miles an heaf'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03

Coolest place on earth IN I'm ths
Siberian province Of Irkutsk. where
the temperature has fallen as low as
90 below zero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
POULTRY AND MEATS

Dashs- Dressed. per NJ. ...... a
Hens Dressed. heavy. NJ. .. 8
Dressed. tight. n. ...s.s.. =
1--we. heavy n. s.s.sss.ss..- -
f.iFs, iight. n. .4ssss.s..... q
Springs. dressed ........... %
Hfotirf.-Oysr I N. .s......... a.
s~~.s Dressed. per fs.... %
turk~,s-fsacy dressed. No.. a
live. fancy sss.ssss.s.ss.... a
Cess Country dressed. ~. 80. $50 ~
Hew~ Dressed. light fancy -. .isw 81
HEAVY. dressed .s.t...ss..... $50 O.
Veal Dressed. HEhf. fancy 80. .Itu 81
Medium dressed ............ no q
Hsssy Gears. .s.s...s...ss.. .ts0 4
n~iwt.a usrss-iiss. per n. :. y
Drekee4 1880. $1,000. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Denver Live Stock

ttrtsfs1's uuotafinn~l
q aftte--- ftxcrirts SEQ Market etrsfv
steers. tswfrf es~s hnd hsiferr
90 teaeTt steekers and feeders. t&0
fs4e bulls. tsseqs w.lNss. tT.teo
$50
iiex~-ss~-ir'. Tss Msrxe, steady
Ter. -, huik tsse0sts
s.tae Market ftgftr
higher lambs. trts ssntate. swss.
raf4s; feeders tItss0tiTs. year
llnks. ;is0ifsTa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03

| Swiss watches are becoming less
popular in America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Fsia by Wholesale Dealers
:. af.tus<ra

Dushs Fanry dressed. per M. ~
1--we. youun. per 10 .ss..s... -
ffsss Live. he. and ~ .ss.. "a
tive under 4 ms. .srss.... 1t
Broiier. 10 Ds ..... ~
springs. over he ...s..s... IS
Gss.s. Dressed. per NJ. ...s... az
Live. fat. per N. s..sss...... 80
usisisn Hsfes--i.ivs. per n. - ~
Dressed sssssfsssrss.ss.ss III
rurts,s@faney dry picked 80. 20
lave. 10 10 ms .ss.sss.s... a.
nsastsrs Old. I've. per n@ .... .it9 ~
uess--
Choices. Hight ................ .feo II
Heavy. fancy ............. ESQ .es
stars h.avy .............. go 90
Veal Fancy iifht ............ 100 ~
hef. Hight .ssssssss tssssssss sle0 IL
Fancy heavy. 1900 ZOE fbs.. .ito IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
N..,N nlIICERs NAMED

Two new officers. o. =. fugsleY.
purscr. and Daniel 4 Noouan' chief
stewart. have been assigned TO the
liner silver state hy the Pacific
steamship company. and VIII o"
aboard the vessel when she siaua Toe
tho orient saturday morning,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Liberty Bonds

frhmr..fss. austsfie.s,
FURNISHED ~ Logan a ftryss
ala 5000 A.. a~.Esl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

ssrpr--fasier FtAw. ts.tt 9s,s7. rrsnu-
lated. ts6s.is.
Csffee--so. rio. rrat. 81 9se n. re.
saatos. Al u aifke ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Portland Produce
San Francisco Produce

ftrsdnrs nootsttonst
nutt~~--Estras. tt8c Ia prime rrrs.
SO -
Exx~-Estrss fsNe eont er,rs pallets.
acc dos undsr.irra pallets. 80 daE
Che~~~--Calif1futa flats. fancy. sc IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-03
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Fsb. H. u-nsad ~s.F-
lsra or~uea at ftaeA. an Ne. francs.
ioesss = lire. tsests. marks. -