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Evening star., 1922-08-27

COOK and general houseworker; settled
woman; stay nights; comfortable room with
bath; references required: good wages. Cleve.
LIGHT HoUsnKEEPER for widowsr; flrl
about - or 20 Year,. Call bstwsen 1872, 2l47
o st. NV, apt. 2.
WOMAN 70 iook 1ftar I've ehftdrA0i 9ood
hgme; $25 month. Address Boz. .S4o-N, btaf
ounce.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

Good Salary
During a Short
Training Period.
| Regular and Frequent
Increases
Thereafter.
Telephone
Operating.
! The Ideal
Occupation for
Young Women.
APPLY
FIRST FLOOR,
z22 18th ST. NV.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re-
ceivable; must have some knowl-
edge of shorthand and type
writing. Apply at once to
Standard Cigar & Tobacco Co.,
635 La. ave.
SALESLADIES wanted for
coat, suit and dress depts.; must
be thoroughly experienced
otherwise do not make applica-
ton. Samuels, 923 F st. NV.
SALESWOMEN, experienced,
for women's ready-to-wear ap-
parel, cloaks, suits, dresses and
muslin underwear. Apply Supt.,
The Palais Royal.
SALESWOMEN, EXPERT
ENCED, FOR MILLINERY.
A large department store is
now receiving applications for
experienced salesladies for the
fall season in the millinery de-
partment; must be of neat and
pleasing appearance. Kindly
state age and experience. Ad-
dress Box 277-M, Star Office.
BUYER FOR MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR.
A large and successful Balti-
more store has an opening which
offers a splendid opportunity to
a capable woman, with vision
and executive ability; preferred,
a woman who now holds the po-
sition of assistant buyer of a
successful department. Address
Box 32o-M. Star Office.
DRAPERY SALESWOMEN :
experienced. Apply 5th floor
Office. w. B. Moses & Sons.
SALES AUDITOR = Experi-
enced; references. Apply Office
manager, Parker-Bridget Co.,
The Avenue at 9th.
WOMAN, experienced, to work
on collars; good salary to right
party. Palace Laundry, 733 9th
NV.
Evening star., 1922-08-27
WANTED-HELP.
~ 49,

MALD-CsattnueA.
FURNITURE fnisher and pol
isher; experienced white man.
80 to IS years of age. Apply
| Employment Manager, 9th floor,
| Woodward & Lothrop.
CANVASSERS.
cANvAssERs OR HoUsE-TO-HoUsE SALES.
SEE Mn: coz Al WAsHiNeToN Gas
I'VE EisAr MSRbAY. SSi sAtss 80 pr. ak 1ls l0'h 81
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
By established Office conduct
ing. extensive home building
operations; experienced pre-
ferred; must be clean-cut, trust
worthy live wire; must have
auto. Splendid opportunity for
permanent and profitable asso-
citation. Address Box 334-M,
Star office.
FURNITURE salesman, expert
enced; permanent position; give
reference and salary desired. Ad-
dress Box 25o-M, Star Office. 2z+
CARPENTERS
wanted, union; all year work. Varnum st.,
between 18th and 18th SITS. NV.
JOHN F. DAVIS, SUPERINTENDENT.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co.
CABINET MAKER, for gen
eral work on store fixtures and
around building. Apply Office,
5th floor. The Palais Royal.
DRAPERY SALESMEN-Ex-
rerienced, Apply 5th floor office,
w. B. Moses & Son.
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN.
The Heeht Co. requires the
services of a man who thor
oughly understands the repair of
high-grade furniture. Apply
Supt., The Hecht Co., 9TH st.
at F.
Evening star., 1922-08-27
statesmen.

An internationally established manufactur
ing company. with highest commercial rat
ings. now operating $50 agencies in the United
states making specially products necessary
to every hank, wholesaler. retailer and pro-
fessionaI man-in fact. every one In busi-
burg. Pa: Norfolk, va; baltimore, Nd. and
Washington. D. C.. agencies:
The company operates similarly to National
Cash Register Company or the burroughs Add
ing Machine Company; guaranteed territory,
exclusive products, long line. sells on service
basis.
ferah,y now employed, who desire to estAb-
lish them selves in . permanent. growing. ma
tionalIy known business, with high earning
power ..
only men between the ages Of "a and 10,
with clean records and with earnest desires
to win promotion. should apply.
District sales manager will interview de.
sirable applicants in the above-mentioned
cities Address Rox asp. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1922-08-27
NO DULL TIMES IN
THE FOOD BUSINESS.

People must eat and this makes tie selling
Of FEDERAL Pure Food Products the snrest
and safest business in the world today. You
can make %. 900, 5000. $4,000 or more
every year. We furnish all the capital nee,
essary for the expansion Of your business and
safesma anship, large quantities Of free sam
pies to give away to everybody in your ter
ritafy, free Advertising circulars and cook
boSks containing your name and address as
our distributor We also print your name
and address on packages, without charEe. so
that you get the beneft Of Thousands OF dol
which cannot be sold may be returned under
the terms of our liberal guarantee. Write
complete details on how to become our exclu-
sive distributor, FEDERAL PURE FOOD
COMPANY. 2307 Arcl er ave-. Chicago. Ill.
company or mercantile agency in America.
Established since 1895.
Evening star., 1922-08-27
HOTEL POSITIONS.

HOTEL POSITIONS.
Nationwide demand for ambitious men and
WE PLACED 3,7so LEWIS
TRAINED" men and women in
contact with good hotel, club and
tearoom positions in the past
twelve months.
Over 500 hotels now building in the United
states. Right here in Washington there are
Of dozens Of apartment hotels These viii
ploy over 5000 men and women.
Prepare now. Be ready to fill
a position in this rich, uncrowded
field of big opportunities.
Our school and methods 1ndorsed-Our stu.
dents employed BY hotel men everywhere.
Our advisory board IL made up Of over 100
leading hotel men IN the United States. such -
Oscar" The Waldorf: .. II. T1erney, pres.
United Hotels Company Of America: p. o.
Fogg. Plaza; David Provan. Adslphia: Thomas
Coleman. st. Francis; Eugene Eppley. Eppley
Chain Of hotels; and hundreds Of others.
When you enroll you are given free life
membership in our National Employment
Bureau.
You s.s cordially invited to our FREE
Special class now forming.
Big Opportunity" Open am. to 8 pm.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS,
-.
Evening star., 1922-08-27
wANTED-HELP.
an-Aa n q


TEMALB-CSntfaue
sTENOGRAPHER may earn tuition for even.
ing classes at Research University by day or
evening help; four hours a week. 20 Jackson
place.
sTENOGRAPHER wanted: permanent position;
salary. 500 per month: must be experienced; |;
ONCE located center city. Address BOX 120-P,
Star office.
STENOGRAPHER-Expe and compe-
tent; probably temporary; state experience
and salary. Address Box Hap. Star ONCE.
TENOGRAPHER- -TYPiST; fast and accuflte
Apply 828 Kellogg bldg.
TEACH and work in same line; creative art;
cooperative; several ladies to share studio
home; $25 each. 1447 Chaplin ct. NV.
TE1CHEKS-Basketry. carpentry. sewing,
parlor readings, dramatic art. Call Sunday,
1927 10th st.
W0MAN-We require the services q 4 re-
fined middle. aged. neat-appearing woman to
take census In Washington; hours work per
day; salary, SIS per week and car fare. Ad-
dress Box PAP. Star ONCE.
WOMAN-Hirh school graduate, e1-teacher
preferred; for position near Warrington; 5000
or more monthly to right person; permanent II
satisfactory. Write John W. Branch, II East
42nd St. New York. -
YOUNG LADY, neat, refined educated, to
take full charge Of physicians home and Of
fee; one who would appreciate 4 good home
and kindness in return for proper cooperation.
Address Box 251-M, Star ofiice.
Evening star., 1922-08-27
WE WANT MEN AND WOMEN
wxI0 ARE DESIROJ-S OF MAKING


$o5 TO $50 PER WEEK CLEAR PROFIT
from the start in q permanent business OF their
own. MitchelIs Magic Marvel washing com
pound washes clothes spotessly clean in ten
10 fifteen minutes; hundred other uses in
every home: nothing else like it: nature s
rniehtiest cleanser: contains no lye. lime. acid
or wax; free samples make sales easy; enor-
nous repeat orders-3OO per cent profit: exciu-
sire territory; We Guarsntee sale Of every
packaee: two other sight sellers and sure
-epeaters give agents the fastest selling
line in the country: no capital or experience
required. Baker, Ohio made 5000 last month
You can do as we'll. Send for free sample and
proof L. Mitchell & Co., 1304-1314 f. 8lst
chicago. Ill-.
= 900 RECORDS guaranteed with one Ever
plsy phonograph needle; new, different; can
NOT iniure records; SO daily easy: free sam
ple to workers. Everyday. Mcclurg bldg.
500 600 CONCERN wants agents to take or
ders for gabardine gas mask raincoats; big
gest selling coat in America today; wonderful
yalue; big prodt-in advance: two sales means
biz days wages: only sample Of cloth neces-
.afy-furnished free: We deliver and collect; 4;
write today for exclusive territory and sell
ing outfit. Dept. coi, Lewis Raincost Com
many. cleveland.
s10O COMMISSION FIRST week selling whrl-
wind trade .stimulator to cigar stands. confec-
TONERS; exclusive sales plan: pocket sample:
,-.;tA nu,ck paoria Noye1ty Co Peoria, Ill, .
Evening star., 1922-08-27

MALE AND FEMALE.
MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real estate
business: receive pay while learning: need not
intersees with present employment: some max
ing 500 q week. Free class lectures every
1T anutsS.s Bond sds En- William F. M.''''0n 60
Statesmen AND sALEswOMEN wanted to
,'l soieis orders for reliable general nsrehsn-
salary and commission. Answer BY letter to
Box 81, Star office. S0s
SECRETARY WANTED
New York City.
corporation desires a thoroughly competent
and trained secretary. one capable Of super
vising Ming Of records and corrsspondence.
rapid stenographer and typewriter. The posi-
tion offers an opportunity for some one. man
or woman, not too young. Of e1ceptional ca
possibilities Of government employment Ad
dress, stating age. education. present employ
ment and salary. Boz 23a-M, Star once. 2Ss
SPECIAL CLASS 70. nrst grade civil service
per month for all branches. The civil service
st.: nv Phone Tsanliin ESQ ESQ --'A ..'
sTENoGRAPHERs AND TYPIsTs wanted
ea,,sS mu.t saa s:n
no objection to working late. State expert
assf..' phSas Ha, 1gs rat. s hour desired
mathematics. science. commercial branches.
manual training. athletics, Latin. French.
spanish; for accredited high schools, junior
essfss speess. sse''asa sse :'anssn % .sss
Teachers Bureau. Atlanta, ca.
$2 PER HOUR; men. women; patented house
hold article; dainty. attractive; nicksl-plated: :
housswfs 1;ua buys on sight; price $50; adver
Investment. Write Davis Can Server Corp,
Buick BLDG. New York city.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

startles the world. better than sulphuric acid:
charges discharged batteries instantly: gallon
free 10 agents lightning Co.. st. Paul. Minn.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

WOMAN, experienced, to work
on collars; good salary to right
party. Palace Laundry, 733 9th
NV.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

JEM rubber repair fnr tires and tubes; put on
cold yuIcanizes Itself in . minutes; Suaran-
teed 10 last life OF tire or tube; sells TO
every auto owner and accessory dealer: big
profits: free sample. Amazon Rubber To-,
ben. oO7 Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

ENGINEEE, one accustome1 % K0ndr5 Woff
preferred. and acquainted with electrical
eQuipment; give former enelo9er, ability aa4
wages expscted. Address Bex 7z6-H, 6sar q.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

sILHsNAS-Sioo and comnissIor to sell
--esnfeeA cord 'ires d~acs fru.. fars~-- AZ
lowest prices. Goodstock Tire Co., 1106 ..
....c.,. ga. .ss.. on.c-sv, AL.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

AGENTS-$75 . week: Presto Mend. new rub
Der repair for tires and tubes; enables antoist
70 repair punctures in two minutes; put on
cold; supersedes vulca anzation at about cents
job; guaranteed to hold long as tire lasts
sell owners and dealers. sample upon request.
Thurston Mfg. Co..
1a11 Elk DAYTON. Ohio.
Evening star., 1922-08-27

PE0PLF ALWAYS EAT-Big profits ntroLnc
ing Mother Hubbard foods: goods worth $3.50
free: aaIes guaranteed: send for free outfit.
Inthout Co., $50 Congress Chicago
Evening star., 1922-08-27

MAKE 81 900 every year. 81. 900 in spare time:
you share profits besides: just show and write
orders for weather Monarch raincoats. also
wind and water proof overccats: We deliver
and collect; commissions in advance: ask about
'Duol coat" (No. 99sI. Free raineoat FOR
ynur own use Associated Ra:ncoat Agents.
fncasnorated 4A2-4SO North Wells. CHICAGO:
Evening star., 1922-08-27

NEW INVENTION for Ford car: easy TO sell;
mething needed: only 81; good profit to
agent Get agents prices. Bell Brothers.
fsronia. y f.
Evening star., 1922-08-27
.v1nyFRTIsING MAN

or.,s n q business man with executive es-
nerience one fourth interest IN patented
Advertising proposition Of proven p"tentiism ,i,n.
ties. The investment OF 3.3oo ana par. 'rns as
further particulars address Box l.s-f' ',hr
Evening star., 1922-08-27

INCREASE your profits. selling soap. per
fumes. extracts. etc. as side line. Lacassian
Co. Dept. $40. st. Louis. Mo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Theft of Auto
Laid to Bows

The theft of a small roadster auto,
owned by A. l.. Willie. 24f2 f. Pine
St. last Thursday. has been definitely
traced TO Gerald Lindsay, is. and
Harold orth, II, two principals in a
shooting affair Friday. according to
Detectives Chad Ballard and J. Ma
jeski.
Orth and Lindsay. who is in Seat
tie General hospital. his left leg shat
tered by a bullet from Orth's re-
volver. are alleged to have confessed
Saturday that they stole the car.
The auto was recovered in Ballard
after the alleged confession.
orth is held in city Jail. In COM
pany with Martin Young, 81: Henry
o'Brien. 20. and Harry Sherer. Is.
who were arrested Friday in house
at 474s Seventh ave. N. E., after
Lindsay was accidentally shot. Po-
lice said the lads were living alone In
the house under mysterious circum-
stances. and suspect them OF being
implicated in recent street car hold
ups. .ss~xu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Oils Lead Stocks in
u pturn at Mem York
wAI1. arnrer IonnNAL FINANCIAL nEvIEw


jan
the Of
change IN prs The early sales Of steel common were around "
Of
in
o~ n ~.
THIS week led in The melesn H." se"s an
sales above ~ Many banking house. afs o. ns
aar OF the bear element sn ,sn
trend rio~ low with as a. 0..
y
ap " i ~ Aesal IN - Cssnss, sp p
y; southern fseife 7s, ~ s y; General Flee
traders fss
a had
sssbsis. she .sosan sSssne aay s,ssis little
up Tnssasss ~ OBJ % utas e. baldwin ~ % y.
~ o IL tss up ," Retail stores sfh up a To-
the nruene. q Chi
Whsian Tobacco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Mil wood. single load, ft25i double
load, s7.b0. delivered anywhere by
truck. Main $40. Beacon $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
THERE'S STILL A
CHANCE FOR DOGS
OVER IN TACOMA

TACOMA, Jan. Dog lovers,
as you werel
There's no use getting too ex-
cited over that dog petition here
that's been tabled by the city
council, for the chances are that
II will stay right where II was
placcd-in the committee OF the
whole.
And any lobbyist win tell you
that the committee OF the hole"
Is mighty deep at times.
Roy Harrison. commissioner OF
public works, who Is president OF
the city council and is acting as
such due To Mayor Riddelrs sick.
ness. said:
''The place for that petition
is right where It l.. In the com.
mttce OF the whole. ! say, let
II die there"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Arrivals and Departures


Jan. Str TwntesAn Maru from fAs-
bon via Balboa, ~ noon s,r hosrdi1k
from Rotterdam via Antwerp. London.
balboa, San Pedro. Ban Francirco and
Tacoma. at ssts a. m: str Am,friesn from
Ne~ York via philadelphia. balboa. San
Pedro ana Ban frhncinco. At 1850 a. m.
str Spain AsrB from Kobe via Vancouver,
~. G., and Tacoma, AZ a m. Jan. 81
Str Admiral schi-y from Tacoma. at s.ss
,. m. str Toniurn Msru from Kobe VIA
Portland, at 9 p. M. y. 4. G. u, sno-
horniab from Puget Bound Naval station.
at D. m.
sailed
Jan. Str nay state for Manila via
Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai and Hong
kong. A. II a. ~. afr Admiral schicy for
Hsn Diego via san Francisco. at n a. m.
Jan. Str Kxtori Ssru for Vancouver.
- O.. at ts1e p. m: str Ereel sesfHrer
for New York via Tacoma. San Francis
co. san Pedro and Balboa. 1T sfsb ,. m
str Lshirh for Boston via Vancouver. u.
C.. Portland, San Franclsco. sap Pedro.
balboa. Philadelphia and New York. at
Sos ,. m. str stan~ood for Tacoma. 81
,. m afr Saginaw for Tacoma. at fzsss
y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terrninai--Pler A--6tr Ala
media. str Eastern Merchant. str Key
stone state. Pier B-str Bay State.
Great Northern Terrninal-su Edward
Iuctenhach.
n.li stree, Terminsi---u. n c. a. unaixs,
U. 3. L a. r. Heather. U. g. C O.
Grsad Trrns Pacific r.fniaai--s,r Al
rnirsi watson
Pier it-str Talthybius.
Pier Str West JappA
Pier Str jefferson. str CordcvA.
Pier A--str Admiral Nicholson
Pier D--,str Admiral schley.
Union Pacific Dock-su Msruiari
Pacific Coast Engineering wcrks-u. q
C G. Aisonausn-
Y. =. shipping Board Ncorings--Stss
Cross Keys. fconiun. Anna v. Morse.
snverado. wAiiinsford. West cshskia.
Deiross. Delight. West Hsrtland. Lu-
brtco. west lAon. Western Knight
Connecticut Street Terminsi-Str kongo-
san Msru. str Tomturs Maru
Alaska Steamship Moorings-Str Valdez.
str Juneau
Stacy street Terminai--u. r. c. 8 DELI
wood. U. s. c. 5. Burnside. str west
I~~ark.
Hartford street TerminaI--str-s Derbiay.
DuthI. shipyard--str Tuscaloosa city.
Todd Drydocks--Bktn Forest Friend. ship
chiiiioothe. str Chattanooga City. str
Queen. str KAronga-
Netslcton's Mili Docks-Str PEBBLES.
roge, Sound Bridge a predssns co--BtP
Patterson.
Ames Yard--Sfr Roosevelt.
Hcffernan Dock-sr Redondo. str Al
nairai Rodmsn. str I.Atouche. str ket-
chikan.
West seattle Training s,ation--Essis
No. 81.
s,ream-Buoy No .. str Mont cervin;
buoy No T. bktn Forest Pride.
Whislow Marine Rsflway--Str Morning
Star. Griffdu. U. = c 8 Surveyor,
barres Coauitism City. Henry willard.
J. G Potter. Criffson. schr Meteor. BIZ
belfast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Holy Name Society
Holds Rally Sunday

The annual rally OF the Holy Name
society OF the diocese will be held at
St James cathedral Sunday, at 4
y. m. A large representation from
each parish in the city Is expected.
Rev. Father Fitzgerald. c. s. S. r..
widely known missionary OF the Re
demptovist order. will deliver the
4 Sermon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
CELERY Goes UP
so CTS. A CRATE
Fruit Unchanged; Butter,
Eggs, Cheese Steady

A scarcity Of celery caused the
price 90 advance ~ cents a crate. NJ
81 20 1850 saturday Caullflower
was cleaned up and car now rolling
Will be on the market tho first
part OF next week. II was reported
that celery viii also be plentiful aft.
er n few days only fair supply OF
lettuca WIS ON the street.
The fruit market was unchanged.
The sales of fancy apples were slow.
and jobbera said Il may be two
months before a change viii be
noted.
Butter. errs and cheese were
steady. Fresh ranch eggs were NOV.
Ing well at - cents dozen. and pull
lets at % cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Government Tries
to Dodge Tax Here

Attempting to RESTRAIN King coun'
~ from collecting tbs,7atts in taxes.
the United States shipping board and
emergency fleet corporation Friday
filed suit IN the federal court, thru
MaoCorinaek Snow. special attorney.
The taxes are those levied upon the
skinner & EDDY shipbuilding plant,
foot OF Connecticut st.. and 'on nve
harbor leases. The government con.
tends this property was purchaaed by
the government 8ior 90 the tax levy
IN 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Meter Readers Kick
at Cut in Salaries

City light meter readers protested
TO the city council Saturday against
the $40 month cut in wages recent
ly voted by the legislative body.
I'VE are only making 800; TO cut
this down TO 500 will work hardship
on all those dependent upon us" the
communication stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Arrest a Sailors
in Narcotic Raid

Five ounces OF cocaine, with re-
tail value OF about $1,000. were seized
and four men arrested by federal mar
cotic agents and police. in raid on
the Elliott hotel. los u Pike ST.. Sat.
urday Thomas McMann. 26: c. T..
Campbell, 20. Lewis Van Dulson. 20.
and James Moore, 80. sailors. are
held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

nm FHANCfHCO. Jan, 7.--There
were few material changes on the
market today with trading reported
quiet. Peas and beans were more
plentiful. but demand was not par
tieninriy brisk. Some FLORIDA peas
are expected 10 arrive next week.
A carload Of Mexican tomstoer ar
rived In Los Angeles. bat 10 not yet
certain whether shipments % these
Tomatoes Will reach the San Fran
cisco market
Los Angeles lettuce was quoted
fSe lower. but later reports tndtcat.
a slightly firmrr market tn the
South. There was apparently a
firlner tone in the poultry market
TO-DAY. especially ON colored young
hens and roostcrn Geese were
tions at this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

tsstardsy's QussssisosD
Yuxnishsd b. l.. n. AsDans . CA
batter Hotel Br.IdIsG


fres1rUnfN Qxssattsuob
uexp-B.csipts. t.eos Market Sc hirh-
sr. Top. AIS bvi.0of sales. tT.st8
itfs. hssvy ~elxhs' tfisos.ty. me
diura ~sish,. tf.ftstst Hsht weight.
tt.it0Ase. hxht iishts nfsgsfss
heavy packing sovs. ts.st0tst, pack
inT sa~a. fovgh. %. 20 7.st. PITS. b.se
@tTt.
Cstfl~--H~r~ipt.. see. Market steady.
cbelc~ and prime. D9ie. medium s-s
scod. ff9pfss re.nrsor. tt,fttTs rcof
ana sscice. 81 te0i0. common and me
divfn. tktewste. butcher cattle and
hsifers, fs0kss. coss t1sons.te
baiis. tsse0 sts. ssnnsrs ana cutters.
CO.'S ara hsifers. tfftSs .ses Gamer
steers. y Agtss veal calves. $3.50
1855. fssdsf steers, ttGsse. stocksr
sisters. ts.ft@sse. ssocksr cows and
heif~fs. tt0sft.
sh~rp--Rscelpss. $500 Market steady.
tAmhs,f I'll s81i.5b. isnnbs. enH and
eommsn N.Ts6ti, yesriins ~rthsrr.
tt7t6f1 ewes. ttskGsIt, Gull 70
common ewes. EFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Weather Bureau Report

TATOOaH ISLAND. Jan. 7.--s A. n
barometer failing. rain. wind sDnfheart.
~ miles an hour. Paused IN. steamer.
probably tanker. At a.. M; a two
mast freight steamer a. 1910 A. m.
Passed out. a tNo-mast steamer. machfn-
cry aft. A. fss a. m. 10 A. H-The
sfssnsr reported in AZ 1910 a. m. was Of
bands on stack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Reported BY Wireless

" . ".'.t n@~ s~tsn.
Jan. s-t y. E.-sr Annette Rofph.
Ban Frsnciseo for Tacoma. $40 miles from
Cape Fistt~rys str American. san frna-
cisco for Seattle. ~ miles east OF Ia
tooshs str Sierra. Beiiingharn for Ban
Pedro. if5 miles south OF Beiifn xhams
htr iwstsssn Maru. Seattle for PansuA.
70 miles sopth Of Tstoosh "a D. MI. str
Eieth.roy. London for Seattle. 20 miles
sossh OF CeiumrIs river. str Cosxet. BE-
attic for Kobe. i.,ee miles from Port
Townssnds str City Of Spokane, Seattle
for Yokohama. LIS miles from f1Attsry;
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Grain PRICES
CLOSE HIGHER

CHICAGO. Jan. 7.--Grsin prices
closed higher on the Chicago board
20 trade today. Interest Ia the grain
markets was extremely light Bcii-
lng. was scattered. Provisions were
higher.
Cash wheat---No. . red. Ills.
May wheat opened at siJih. off
Nc. and ciosed up e. July wheat
opened at tl00-s. unchanged. and
closed up INC.
May corn opened at bsnc, un-
Juiy corn opened at stSe. unchang-
cd. and closed up he.
May oats opened at ssAe. of nc,
and closed up Nc. July oats opened
at ssse. off Ne. and closed up lac.
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Antvorp---JAn- t--ssiled. str Noorder-
DIX for SEATTLE.
fdverpooI--Jan- ARRIVED. str Teran
from Seattle
Nrw fors--Jsn- s-Arri,cd. str Lewfs
LurkepbRch from Beattie.
san pedro-Jan SAILED. str cafufn
for Tacoma Arrived. str Red Hook from
Seattle.
TAeomA--Jsn. Arrived. str Thames
Msru from E0be. nj a. m. str west
Catanscs from Norfolk. =, i;so a m.
Hailsd. str Moordl3k for Seattle. at 5
n m
Vancouver. n. c.--JAn. ARRIVED. str
kator Naru from Seattle. at a m