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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-18
ATTACK D /
JURISDICTION
IN TAzE CASE
- - y -
Counsel for Defendant Questions
His Right to Sit ip Cir
cult Court.

The right of Judge G. o, Dietz OF
the Moline city court to sit in the
circuit court during the trial of w.
/. Taze, former East Moline bank
YER, indicted for embezzlement of
funds Of the Manufacturers State
bank. was questioned by counsel
for Taze when the case was called
to trial this morning. The objec-
ton to Judge Dietz sitting in the
case was read just before noon
The judge overruled the objections
this afternoon.
w. c. Allen and Robert r. Rey-
nolds appeared as attorneys for
Taze when the case first came up
this morning. 1t was suggested to
the court by Mr.. Allen that the
matter should not be pressed today
on account Of the absence Of Harry
M. McCaskrin. also counsel. who
| had been called to Rantoul to the
bedside of his mother, who is re-
! ported critically ILL.
Judge Dietz indicated that the
court would take no action on the
suggestion without a formal motion
for continuance. This phase Of
| the case was then dropped and the
objections to Judge Dietz were
/ filed. rt
| The objections show that on Dec.
II Taxe filed a motion for a
change of venue from Judge N. A.
Larson. This was granted, and 1t
is held that it then became the
duty Of Judge Larson to transfer
the case to "any other of the circuit
Judges of the circuit in which the
case is pending" The defense
quoted the statute.
/ 1t Is claimed that Judge Dietz is
not one Of the other circuit judges.
j It is also charged by the defendant
that Judge Dietz is prejudiced
against him, making it impossible
to obtain fair and impartial trial.
This was the argument advanced
in obtaining a change of venue
from Judge Larson. Judge Larson
Immediately undertook to bring
Judge W.. T. Church from Aledo.
but Judge Church reported that the
i affairs Of the Mercer county cir
4 cult court precluded the possibility
Of his sitting on the Taze trial.
Judge Larson then arranged to
4 have Judge Dietz preside.
4 New juries reported in the cir
cult and the county courts this
morning. Criminal matters have
been set for TRIAL In both courts
/ rx. = n<,..vx,v S,.,.s - hoe . Irnu 1icf nj
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-18
ELECT lie GRAND
PRESIDENT OF
.k|IlvA,NIs CLUB


Me LeGrand was chosen pfesi-
dent Of the Rock Island Kiwanis
club to succeed DR.. r. H. First, at
the noon luncheon meeting Of that
organization today.
Other officers chosen are:
Vice president-Raymond J..
Wiese.
Trustse- Nv. II. Schillinger.
Mamberu Of board Of governors
DR.. G. A. Andreen, W. +. Bradley,
B. L. Burke, E. H. Dunavin, Jay G.
Hupto0n. J. B. Jones and Justin
Washburn.
John G. Miller made = report to
the club that 10 Rock Island county
boys were Inmates OF the Glen
wood homo four from Rock Is
land ana six. from Moline. A coll
lection was taken by Justin WASH
burn and gifts will be purchased
for the Rock Island boys from this
contribution.
The Kiwanis club of Dubuque
sent Christmas greetings and ex-
pressed the hope that Rock Island
KfWnnisus would attend the next
Eastern Iowa and Illinois district
conrentiosa IN, Dubuque In 1873 ON
. date % ~ determined.
NosCAristlnas Iesting.
Dr. IA. Andresn. Blake wheel
- .m.A Vnrt1NaSMn Nanntw wssra amVsn2nf-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-18

i,cvine - : e1na Nhiek
~ Is the srfesf q Lsonaxd
~ 4 nero. Whos d one az ~
sndants named 81 tie Bill
Srrder Indictment. Wai1toe
1.,tsd to have ben seen 81 !
.s \ ~ify ana Chief INVESTIGATOR
scsher has wired = descrip-
~ negro to the sauthorfties
III cifv.
3sirsr disappeared from Rock
s sev davs hee0re John r.
- Tot out OF the city. Walker
= lived In ROCK island seversi
tbs and was known g me peFt-
~ q Emeal DAVIS. proprlet0r Q!
r. Red Rose INN, Davenport, sno
Snogr0 gambling resort ana saloon
r Twcnty-hrst street ana fnird
11onue, Rock isia0o.
h 10 believed .nat me 1919 e
1nlkey would GO much .owalsa
1earing up the GaDei case. A. 10
s1mitted by the state investisatoEs
~ . man OF walkers cn.acteI
Dight pc expecteu " A Tncn ne
eDels the long arm u Tue .Aw ~
iNfned about MIN. Waikers Nasty
tsparture from hock ,s,ana oeiol9
~ Attorney -ue.e1a. N0~au ~ =.
psyndages invest.sa'iun nau so'
sneer way inolcaaes s; .na 49,.
- wnoleso.ue uis'.A. y. w.. NH.
nepI Iae esluene0 asASs Ma .
z connecls niin w 20 81 o'.b"'
= one VI Inc uoa. o
COx II iMpatien.
{ Thomas Cox. former chief OF po-
lics, who also is named in the GaDel
nsrder indictment, is becoming
Inpatient in the Moline city jail
Cox wants TO get out on ponds
Cyrus y. Detz. MS at.orney, .nls
ncfnlng, however, ln0 ,. ena'
=. A. :. ~, ~ LID ha na|a hasar.
sSnrsday unless Cox insists upon
isnediate action in his behalf. Mr.
nIetx said that Cox is fretting owe,
N. continued delav
Attornev Diets was in conferences
M Special Prosecutor Charles w
u.dlsv This morning and AZ the
s,rc,ns;on NJ their cnnversation 4
.. st.tad thot ~ ograamont h.a
~ ' 100 chod to daSer action nnti
mo,ning Tbis ia tn nor.
- H. uaSiau r. ,.,n.nIt wit,
@ss, - Massh.r srac,ai ass,.tan,
/. o a.s A4 1n p nss -,
y AttoI ney -uoasIal unuaee' WV
W return on INA. aaysD resI i
@s slana Jury ingu.ly. sne po.,o!
q .ne s'ale WIN respes. ~ uai
~ COX mas NOT YET peen uetermih
q anu accorulng 70 M. Haaie!
WI not be decided definitely ueti
- has had further opportunity Y
consider the evidence against Cox
Contention Of Defense. t.
a,tornav n;otz indicated thu
r,o~ nroh.h,,, a,on,a ha s..;ss.d :,
III. san ,.,;.h ~,
"rnsnao. ~ a uayS .om MS ~, nv
~, usp ",b., ~ s E ~. ~ 20. a.s Ue
\. dstarSa.s -. - 49, 49, :.
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n. a u.oo.' us n.;on 1911 o |
80 ps SS ~ Sn,a,. r.. ~.
800 .ma rr"s,mn.;nn ar. ~. TO
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
WAIIHALI,A, S. c.:
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1922.
BUY RED CROSS SEALS.

We cannot urge too strongly upon
the people Of Walhalla the necessity
OF purchasing as literally as posi-
BILE the anti-tuberculosis Red Cross
Christmas Seals. The proceeds from
the sale Of the seals are used to fight
the white plague, which is the great
esl menace to-day Of the human race.
So far we have not seen any of these
seals on sale In Walhalla, but we are
Informed that they can be purchased
at the office Of N. l.. FAINT on Main
street, in the old Enterprise Bank
building, across from G.. w. Pitch
ford's store. 1t may not be so con-
venient for you to cross the street
for the special purpose Of buying the
seals, but let us Inconvenience our
selves a bit in" order to help this
worthy cause. Walhalla will fall far
short Of doing her share in this sale
If we do not all make an effort to
help. There Is not much time left in
which to use the stamps for the
Christmas season, but get your seals
and use them literally on the re-
mainder of your Christmas packages
and on your mail matter generally.
Buy Seals! Stick them on every
Ling! Every dollar will count in the
York Of reducing the menace of tu-
NurculOsiS.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby gievn that, in
accordance with an Order OF Sale Of
the Probate Court for Oconee County,
s. c., will sell, on The twenty first
(21st) day OF December, 1922, at
the late residence Of Wilton r. Earle,
Deceased, in Oconee County, s. c.,
the following property belonging to
the Estate Of said Deceased, to-wit:
Eleven CD Mules, one Engine
and Saw Mill, one Wagon, one Max
we'll Touring Car, one Roll-Top Desk,
one Book Case and Books, one (5-col-
umn) Burroughs Adding Machine.
Hay, Corn, and other Miscellaneous
Articles. Sale will begin at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
Terms of Sale - Cash. And the
right is reserved Of rejecting any and
all bids.
December 9Th, 1922.
j. FRANCES EARLE,
Administrative,
Townvllle, s. G., r. F. D.
Dec. 13, 1922. 60-bl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
Terry "Killed u Big I'm"

]. @. Terry; colored, Of West I'm
ion, informs us that on the 18th he
killed porker which netted GIT h
pounds. The hog was two years old
and of the Berkshire Dreed. He
made 16k gallons OF lard. Terry is
known over this section as very
prosperous and progressive farmer.
Several years ago we had occasion to
go to his place near West Union. We
found there as neat and clean a home
as we have seen anywhere, and we'll
illed corn crib, quantities Of splen-
did syrup, well-cared-for stock, sleek
and fat. Everything gave evidence of
prosperity and Of we'll expended en-
ergY.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
The Holly Becoming Extinct.
(Youth's ,Companion.)

(Youth's ,Companion)
The charming Christmas custom OF
hanging the interior OF dwellings,
with evergreens as refuge for syl-
van spirits is likely to deprive us Of
trees-the holly. Even though Christi
mas is not Christmas Without 4 few
sprigs Of the green, red-berried holly,
why cut down whole trees and Leave
the stumps to rot in order 10 decoratt
department stores, club houses and
other large buildings, whore pot,ed
plants or artificial decorations would
do as well? The slow-growihg holly
has become scarce even iui remote
woods and swamps, and unless the
American $peopls curb their demand
for great quantities Of 1t. will soon
be almost extinct. @
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
4 Little FOur-Ycar-OId Girl.

Seneca, S. c., Dec. IA, 1922.
Dear Santa Claus:-
/ am a little girl four years old,
and mamma said if | was a sweet
,ittle girl you would bring me lot
Of nice things. please bring me some
candy, oranges and apples; also a
= doll. And don't forget my little bro.
thcr. lie is sick, You can bring him
a rubber doh, too. Don't stay toe
long at Seneca. You can get off OF
the transfer in front OF our house.
Your little girl.
Sue Margaret Gillison.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
Right In with tho Santa Lcttcrs.

Right In with tho Santa Letters.
Liberty, S. c., Rt. 3, Dec. 18, 1922.
Editor Keowee Courier:
VIII you please print this letter In
your paper so Santa Claus will see It?
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me
sleeping doll, some candy, oranges
and apples. Please bring my brother
Garcie some candy, apples and nuts,
and a .bugle. Please don't forget my
baby Brother, Thomas Jackson. Bring
him some candy and rattler.
Your little friend,
Ayzalee Cash.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
81. Nick Looks After Orphans,

Greenwood, S. c.. Dec. IS, 1922.
Dear Santa Claus:--
know You will be glad to hear
from me this Christmas, for | am not
going TO ask yOu for much. First OF
al! dear Santa, | want you TO bring
me a swcatcr---a red one. and pair
OF brown winter shoes and stockings
Remember my relatives and friends
Wish YOU and Mrs. Santa and all
the little Santas Il merry Christmas.
! am little girl at Connie Max
we'll Orphanage, Greenwood, S. c.
Polly Elkin.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
i. !. !. y. !. j. !. Il Il !. i. !. y. X
T. GOOD OLD SANTA. i.
y !. !. Il Il !. Il Il IL i. IL Il Il +
Just -Four and Six,

Dear Santa Claus:---
We are two little boys, aged four
and six years, and we want you to be
sure and come to see us and bring us
French harp and knife with a
chain and all kinds OF candies and
fruits. And please don't forget our
little brother Joe, and bring him a
little rubber duck and a lot OF other
things.
Henry and Furman Fendley.
(Near South Union, S. c.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
Keowee Singing Convention.

aSff:The Keowee Singing Convention
will meet at tho Oconee Creek school
house next Sunday afternoon, Dec.
Gath, at o'clock. Let all singers
come and bring books. Offlcers for
the next year will be elected at this
meeting. The public Is cordially in
vited to attend. Jesse Sloan,
E. Littleton, Pres. Sec. N
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
Something for You, Too, Grady.

Something for You, Too, Grady.
Alpuntain Rest, SC, Dec. IS, 1922.
Dear Santa:
l want cap-buster and five boxes
Of caps and all kinds Of fruits and
fireworks. And don't forget grandpa
and grandma and my teacher Luther
Davis. Your little friend,
Grady DOdgins
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20

Nc wish for each and every ono
1 our readers peace, prosperity,
happiness and II joyous Christmas
season. II there be special bless
'ngS cravcd by tho individual, wo
hOpo with each for their fulfill
nicnt. May good health, long life
and the choicest blessings be the
portion OF all!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
Notice to Confederate Veterans.

The Confederate veterans of Oco.
nee county are requested to meet or
Monday Jan. Isl, 1923, for the pur-
pose of electing a board for pensions
for 1923 and 1924, as the law directs
Let every veteran attend who posi-
bly, can. W. T. McGill,
Chairman Oconee Pension Board.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
Bet You Get Them. Too.

Bet You Get Them, Too.
Mountain Rest, S. c., Dec. 1S, 1922
Dear Santa Claus:
I want a sweater and lots Of candy
and some apples and nuts. And don't
forget my brother and sister, and my
teacher, Luther Davis; and DON'T
forget my grandpa and grandma.
Your little fried,
Estelle Dodgins.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
Trying Hard to he Good,

West Union, S. c., Dec. IA, 1922.
Dear Santa Claus:-
am trying to be good little girl,
and | want a doll carriage, oranges,
candy, nuts and Grccrackcrs. Hoping
you will sc. this In time, I am,
Your little girl,
Elizabeth GlaZener.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
Ho'1I Sure Make IL to picIScps.

Pickens, S. c., Dec. II, 1922.
Dear Santa Claus:-
Will you please send me some ap-
pies, oranges and some candy and a
nice doll? ! am a little girl years
old. And don't forget my little sis
ter Essic. She wants sleeping doll
Myrtle Winchester.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
Sure! Wen Tell Him for You.

Salem, S. c., Dec. Is, 1922. =
Editor keoWee Courier:--
| want you to remind Santa of me
and my little brother and sister. /
want him to bring me some candy
and oranges and doll cook stove,
and my brother some harps and plen-
ty Of candy and fruits, and bring my
little sister Beatrice a doll and some
candy and fruits, too. And tell him
not to forget baby. Bring him plenty
Of candy, for he is so sweet. I guess
that will be enough for this time.
By-by, Santa! Your little friend,
Inez Abercrombie.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
Boys Make Modest Request.

Pickens, s. c., Dec. is, 1922.
Dear Santa Clais:-
We are not going to ask for very
much. We want some flrecracke ers and
a gun and tricycle. and some candy
and some nuts.
Your little friends,
Frank and Ernest Winchester.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF w. NJ.
BROWN & SON.

Pursuant to an order made by His
Honor r.. S. Sease, dated 28th day Of
November, 1922, in the case Of Will
liam NJ. Brown, Plaintiff, vs.. Arthur
Brown, Defendant
NOTICE Is hereby given that all
creditors Of w. NJ. Brown G. Son are
required to prove and establish their
claims before me onk or before the
9TH day Of March, 1928.
December 18th, 1922.
w, O. TIE,
Master for Oconee / ", S. G..
Dec. 13, 1922. Soft.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20

Communications Of personal
character charged for as ADVERTISE
ments. Obituary natices, cards Of
thanks and tributes OF respect, either
By individuals, lodges or churches or
societies, charged for as for adver-
manuscript, and all such notices will
be marked "Adv." in conformity with
postal requirements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
ONIONS
NOW ON MART
Good Shipment Arrives at
SIS a Crate

A carload OF Texas onions inc
first Of the season. were on the mar
ket Friday. A good delivery was re-
ported and IS . crate was the open
ing prios- California cabbage ship
parH reported q firmer market al
shipping points. The local market
has not yet been affected
Due % several different qualities
OF lettuce ON tho market. . variation
IN price from 81 10 ~ a crate was
noted California telephone pcas
we're quoted at 20 cents . pound.
while field peas were at ~ CENTS IN
broken lots and i7n cents . pound
by tho crate. Local outside rhuhsrb
was abundant At from . 20 cents
. pound
There wer~ no changes IN the fruit
section. A strong demand for lem
ons In the East. was given as the
reason for = firrner tone 10 that mar.
ket Al chipping points. Another half
car OF Louisiana strawberries win be
on the market Monday At IS q crate.
The butter and egg market was
unchanged. Jobbers expect a lower
market on butter next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21

4lnfth Cove TsrFufrat--Fi<r A-2tr NAB
aAs&n NAN HAnksv Mara sTsf D
orss, ssrss.s. r.r.i..s-ss r.y.~A
MarrA
Rsn rars~s rerrnfast-ns<h Cur q
Gees. o. a I. A. nes~.
risr ts--n.rr. xfvsfL sv fnieA
rtsr fe-atr snuttsa
rt@T t~Bchr F4nnr putsfd
per t-str Hawaii Nara
per A-Ntr Atrnfrst krer-sA
par p-gtr Pre.issnt STR cv~~.
ssasti. ahipssiisins a Drrsseek cs.-tr,r
ksai2k. str raftsrsca. metersnig An
wi. ga srhr Hutf
cunnexticut street Tsrsrirsi-str ust->-
kea. sss HAIRY Lueksns.eA
rniou psciffc ce<k--afr MfNasrefsn
q. n enipps-w ns.ra Meevins.-ssr cr~ss
k.ss str psuEhI str p~irus.. ssf
rconiuus. ctr West c.hakt.. stf Wrss
HarsiAna. str isebrfcas str Wet fsae.
ssr wsss~r- knixht. str kidFidEs. ar
Henisy. ssr wssf Jsstsr.
Commercial Boiler werss-a,v ns~ih ~
stacy Hsrs~s Termfnsl--u a @ a nera-
sid~. q. q g p~il~os4
Lander atre~t T.rrninai-~axhr MAa4
Tesd pryaeeks--sr Nerthws.fsra
Arres rarf--Htr Roosevelt
Nssfi~tsn NAL poek--ss TsenAs cr~~-
t<y.
west s-.ss,s rrs,siss ssssiss--u. a
xsGt- No. 81.
Hsffsruan Deek-ss E~sesnaa
ssr~sra--- nacy !. tsss tas~s r-eiisg.
Deisosa c.asi i-aaas~r MI psek-ssr
wtnsis- Msrr. rsn~sy--n.rs s~ifsss-
sArxs coauitsxm CITY. ear hentss>ils.
ctr Morning. star. xtr Fa9ifaca. stf
ftrookesis. ssr Grifffa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
INEAT PRICES
| ChANCEABLE

--rcAGo. Arrii ti.--whest prices
~ irregular en- the chicago
- a trsde today. The market
H.,s.r sharply after the openlnk,
- 81 rs gvcund with heavy
~ LEGAL short interests Ae-
e reports the Kansas crop
~hlrh will b issued tonikht
~ .s.w the trend % winter wheat
= .~ecurartng than had been an
.-s Thefe was ccnstderAns
"a .<ilirr hy speculative Interests
|4.s ne eicse 81 the market Pro-
- wsre irregular.
- rhe.t-->o. : hard tit1S
z, hara. titi4.
80 mhsAt opened up NC AZ tift
=. ei.z~4 up I've July opened up
~ skA and closed up NC. Sep
|Xss- cpenca up &c ~ Ills and
- rern opened W Nc az sf&e
Z. ss,.>t eff &C July cpered no
sssLe ans closed err lie sep
80 epenrd up Ae at sshe and
w ssss oper~t M Re az -rIe
n r,asgf 40 Ae- July opened 10
.ttaxc ard closed off NC sep
- epenet unchanged al sSNc
"a. sjass4 unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Man L. Held ~
Bad Check Writer

Alleged 10. have pas--d checks
tntAlisns around ssoo or sTec In th<
hst three mcnsh& Charles Evans.
50. carpenter. was held IN the city
saii Friday. He vas arrested q,
Firth ave. and Denny way by Patrol
man C. W. Hack Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21

White eating breakfast with her
husband Friday. Mira. Frcda sonmcr.
Nis 18th ave. was stricken with
heart troubk and died a few mo-
ments later. DR.. p. G. Irwin pro-
nouneed her death NJ due 20 an old
heart ailm~nt The body n at Bon
neg. watson'k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
)kothers Are Held
on Burglary Charge

1-s-ed to have hurxfarixef the
~ Of h A. Hendricks 81. 18th
-. tzo brothers. Glen Branft 20.
|osizeksrnish. ard 4. ". Brandt -.
q .rnan. Were held by the police
|kxAy. They ~~re arrested at SIS
q ave. BY Detectives A. A. Brown
" L C. Harris THURSDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Petroleum,
Rallies at Opening

affn
|Ans
~ whsh under previous sie.s
~ ThFsdayf close Rails - - :
included Pas.
-.
60. IL
r.'Se's9" I'm II Va s.'slshsa n IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Congress Comes to
Flood Areas Aid

WASHINGTON. AprfI fi.--con-
xrv-S today came 10 the aid Of the
food stricken iowAnds along the afls-
s'ssirpi river.
Within an hour after rcconveufnx.
both housen pa~sed an appropriation
making si.ooe 900 Immediately avail.
able for Strengthening the river
ievees
Prc~s5ens Hars1ing's signature b
expected hxfe today or Tomorrow
One OF the earliest animals 10 b
doruenxicated vas the camel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21

Afefnlfe~ArFU ff~-AffFF~f. 'Rot0Fth'r
rn<otefs nn~~u~sit ffun rseesas
Narsi.--Aprsl ts-s~ss.a. st< Whsas-
tana Montsns from seattle.
Honxksrx-srrii fe--s<ii>a ear h@s
state fcr Seattle
rhansaAs--Apru fs--Arrfv.a. ssx ~
ss1lnl Mas fresa ssstti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Arrivals and Departures

Arro ff-ssr Nsasssss NAN from rs~
eens va Essfsta 81 10 - q -
Arru fe@Nts President wffenh hsn
rsafe va sss Frsnclsse sas Ntetafts- a.
iett . IA stF tTo Msru frea hor~
VI. yasshsrns s~f vtefort.. a. ste D
n. So s~sko~ Msru frem ksn- We Ia
coma. At ste . "a stf roysm. Nsrs
frsm Tseens- a. - , m scr he~.i
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sna rersisae. 81 ste y m s,r ouin@uls
ffese aaa fs4Fe vts nsa tfsnet~ses 81
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ks.. tts Tacoma Everett Fraser Nssr.
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n~isoA. Philadelphia. nee fsFh snf Boz
ton. 81 tre q ua sf West tsiip To-
aslnaarus va TsaennA huAilteo. fert
tsadlew. Astoria. san fFeneisre. kueA-
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ssr hawsn M<ra Toe Menstenk ia teks-
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s<n frxn<Ases. a. ie.it y IA. ssf West.
hsus fer Hrfti.h Celumhis pegtss - u -
r. IA ship neniArlin =. ractard for
hsrtns 81. psrts N ,s~ % ths tss Ffs~'
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|r.r~ipss. fSets Market xHtee
S'.s-r TYP. tie.s 81 tuiN ~ SALES,
<setses heavy weight ne tSe
~ a. meaiun wwixht. sia "a . tsts
80 .sixhs. tiask& tefe; tfsht nxnss.
fVnnfaSa. heavy packing sows fs..s
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- s,sss. g cess; ce~smen. tsss8
re. xeet &ad c.etr~s tsttwss co<u-
- szz mssiszs. fxTt - tetehsr
| &itis art Asif~rsg rt1a8S4e. eows.
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a sasssrk eoes and 4rrrr. r-isE
|Im csna~r .ssrp. tttIws 49, veal
<xls.s. q 1zuf.-z. feeder ste~rs. tSts
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{yvx FORK. srrfi H. Dersane ssr-
q sp~ned tcoAY 81 stsiSs francs.
3rna. are. ssssssa. German mxsks.
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TArooau ISLAND. kprf M A NJ
STA miles "a bear. fs~s@d eat. ssf Mukur
Tee a. sse m threesutast ship.
probably ths oftentsi. TOWNS. 81 le
q m t~esuaast freight stft reiie~ stach.
sisrA top. a . q "a. sshr hs,sss to-tns.
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