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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11
CRANITEVILLE

Mr.. andIMrs. Murdo Murray were
called to Canada by the death Of a
relative last week.
William Earle returned home from
Canada Saturday. having spent ten
weeks visiting relatives.
Mrs. W. W. Belville spent few
DAYS in Mortified last week.
Mrs. William Drury Of Williams
town returned home to day, after
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Aldrich.
The members Of the school board
held q business meeting on Friday 81
II. A. McAliister's store IN East Barre.
Theodore Lascor. who has been en-
ploycd in Montpelier, i confined 70 his
home BY illness.
Miss Evelyn Mcleod Of Mortified
spent the week end with her aunt.
Mrs. Mary Clark.
Mrs. William McAuisy and son.
Fred. returned 10 their home in upper
Granifrxiile last week. having spent
thc winter months AZ , n. Suitor's-
Rerular meeting 81 brsneh No. u
o. WI 4. II \. A. viii b. held in
Mics hsu on "Wednesday. April -
- cclcck. Nominstions ioT L :
Treasurer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11
TOPSHAM

Mrs. Jessie Mckay remains about
the same.
Mrs. Harriet Rowell, who has mad
the prevailing distemper, is little
better.
Mildred Powers and Ora Russin have
been visiting at the home Of Milo
Webster.
j. r. Caldwell is quite i'll at this
writing.
Harold White is on the sick list.
Ted Miller of Newport was called to
see very sick horse of II. b. White
last week. The horse has had pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Il. M. Hood wishes to thank the
many friends who have been so kind
during the weeks Of her recent i'll
ness.
Marie Mckay is i'll at this writing
Gladys Smith, who has been work
ing at K. M. Hoods returned to Q. T.
Dickey's at East Corinth last Monday
George Stearns has been visiting at
the home of j. X. White for Few
days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11

supervisor Of elementary schools,
called at the school Friday for the pur.
pose of completing the work OF
Standardization They left name
plate. which has been placed on the
building, stating that this has become
standard tmore than IS per cent We
are very much pleased that this could
be one of the first three schools to
receive name plate, as, up TO the
present time, only two others in the
state have received one. Four superior
schools more than 80 per cent? have
received superior name plates.
Miss M. L. Libbey has been quite
i'll with grip the past week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11
GODDARD NOTES.
About 30 Candidates Out for Baseball
Team.

The first out Of doors baseball prac
tiee this season was held yesterday att
ernoon with about 30 candidates par
ticipating. Outside of batting and held.
ing, there was no hard work for the
players.
Miss Julia Holland, treasurer. who
has been in Boston on school business
for the past three weeks, Is expected
back in school some time this week.
The girls basketball squad had It's
picture photographed at the tantu
studio yesterday morning.
About 20 students attended a "sug
airing party on Richardson street yes
terday afternoon.
Maurice Rutland, who has been con
fined at his home in Winchendon,
Mass. for the past week, has returned
to school.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11
VEST BERLIN

Mrs. Florence Hewitt went 10
White River Junction last week
A number from East Montpelier at
tended the funeral of Edward Briggs
last Saturday in this place. Some
were present also from Northfield and
interment was in Mortified
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Libbev, who
have been quite i'll, are much better
Easter viii be observed in the church
in this place next Sunday evening
Miss Lucia, state supervisor OF
rural schools, and Mr.. Whittier, state
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11
Suiting the Occasion.

Hell notice you say "idear7 for
idea
sht-only on special occasions.
He Nonsense.
She-Yes; when any one asks for
kiss, say AYE, dear. Princeton
Tiger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11
BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY. APRIL IL, 1922.
The Weather

Unsettled weather and probably rain
o.nght and Wednesday; warmer TO-.
night in Maine; colder IN Vermont ana
New Hampshire Wednesday; increas-
ing south and southwest winds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11
How to Make Money.

what qualities must man have to
be a successful financierg"
''He must be able to make other peo-
pies money pay him for the privilege
Of working overtime. New York Sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

SPOKANE. May 20 neraune she
-ioyes 20 puzzle out knosty prob.
lens" Mias Rcha iiurn. spokane's
only woman lawyer has announced
her intention OF Ming for the rcpub.
lean nomination for senator from
the Seventh senatorial district. IN
the state senate. anyone win admit.
there are plenty OF ~knotty problems
20 b. puzzled out. bat Mlss Hum is
the first woman Ia the history Of the
state 20 announce her intention Of
trying "a solve them.
Four women have been seated In
the lower houso al Olympia. but none
has ever been reelected. and no won.
an has yet attempted TO invade THE
saered precincts ~ the upper house.
I'm the legislature. Misa Hurn ex.
plains these women had only enc
term in which 10 prove their ability.
In that time they barely had a chance
90 learn the ropes 80 wonder they
dldn', DO the things that were expect.
"a 81 them.
In the senate. however. with tho
four year term. one Is afforded two
sessions. The firrt session practical.
- all woman would be expected %
DO Ia % become accustomed 10 senn.
toriai procedure. During Tho second
session. when the novelty OF her pres.
encc had worn OF. shn would have a
chance % accomplish something. II
she had y In her 60 make good"
Just nine ycars ago Miss IIurn was
admitted 10 tho bar. Since that time
she has been practiciug with her "a.
thor. Judge y. ". Hurn. In tho Old
National Hank building. she Is n
graduate ~ Northwestern university.
at Evanston, M. where she earned
election TO Phi Beta Kappa. national
honorary scholarship fraternity. pot.
lowing her graduation. she spent a
year at Heidelberg university.
Mrs. X 4. BcgRs. another Spokane
woman. has announced that she will
be candidate on the republican tick.
81 for the state legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

Wen. then wait a minute and III
sing for you right nowF'
And Virginia Rae. at one end Of
the telephone wire. started TO sing
the Bell Song from Dinorah to vii.
liam Wade Hinshaw. concert direc.
tor. at the other end Of the wire.
Hinshaw was starting on a trip
when Miss Rae called him. lie
hadn't any time to listen. Ho was
busyl And what did a little unknown
amount TO anyhow But Virginia
sangl
She was bent on breaking into
New York. And no she did. singing
to Hinshaw over the telephonei
Hinshaw said no one but a woman
would attempt such thing az gave
her job without seeing her.
Virginia Rae Il now a recognized
coloratura soprano. She made her
debut few seasons ago with the
Boston Opera company. She is a
Louisville KY. girl. and. since she's
a descendant OF Edgar Allen Poe.
writes poetry and puts It to music
and then sings II at her own con.
certs.
Her best known song is Robins
Love Song"
y find" says Miss Rae. that the
clothing | am wearing makes such
a difference In the quality OF my
singing
Il can't sing unless l am dressed
up
Even for practicinR | must have
on something becoming.
white is my favorite singing col
or" she continued. "and never
wear anything dark or dull when I'm
appearing before an audience be.
cause OF the effect II has on them
II spend almost as much time
planning the clothes I shall wear
when singing as ! do practiclngl
WI ny, tney used to say when
was little. Just give Virginia a new
dress and she'll sing her head Off,
they didn't know whether | was
going eventually TO be singing
dressmakcr or "A drcssmaking
singer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

smith C1ks rsFuiua Pier A~~Htf heHs
ges4n MaFu Pier n-sif President
Madison. ar Hiiiaspaha Mara
Great SaFihesa rsrminai=-nsr uahAta
Talon on psek Fever sehF nuby.
He'll slfsrt Terminal efEs ufiffsua
American csu cos peek-Hts ssasz
arana rruak posA a,r ADMIRAL Essa.
pier H. ssr TYnaAfHus. str Fuitsn. str
steel worker
pier ii.H- Metsrship wskssA
l'tsf t-nr SsFthiand.
ftsf 5--Metafsaip Aasn.
Pacific coass Engineering works-ssf
kstchihaHs
luioa Pacific potk STR Msriesn.
e n HhippinK Heard MeaFinHs-~Nfr Cross
KEYS. str Delight ctr peirpsa. stf
tesnism. ctr Auna y. Morse. su Hils
sstsdo, stf waiilnEford. ctr Wee, ca
hokia. sif West itArttaoa. str futrtsa.
sfr West Isau. err Western hni2ht, atf
EliridHs, ctr West Jester. S,r West
leaeap
"A ~ ". Lake rnlon--asr Eastern
Msrenant. 80 city q spokane. s,s
West Silur. ctr West tttmsod.
Connecticut street Terminal West
kaian. 81 wiiipqio
aihrfs urus NH Co parh--Nfr Rainier
ala4k4 Steamship MoofiuE str i.atnuehs.
ltasy street. Terminal. = e. q. BurHs
side a. a. n psiiuuaa
andef street Terminal sehr Maud.
trakana street rsfninai@stf jefferson.
roda prYaoeka-WhaiinE stfs Star Ne. 1.
star Ne = star 40 3. str Victoria.
Puget sound nfidEe q DREDGING Co
atr Patterson
AIMEE Yard str Roosevelt
Hsff~rnan bfYdotk Str NAldsr-
Wlnsisw Marine Raiiwar-~Hfr Monticello.
ctr Morning Atar. str oriffda. ctr Pa
eifico. srhf Nsiross. bark Belfast.
barKs coqrliiarn CITY. sehr Fssfisss.
achr Reaaiufs. bktn Monterey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
Public Markets

CORNER
stall 2. roasts 1850 ~. pot rossis Tee
n Stalls is-sS, best butter. Gee 10;
comb homer ase sachs s=h i6EauberrY
Jam. spc mild tail cream cheese. gic n.
stall i0g. fsc sack buchwheat flour. sac
ts.fh. sack flour. ft.ek an box fresh
soda crackers. sc; ? ihs seeded ralaius.
sse. cream brick cheese. s1e n,
SANITARY
stall 100. fine cane sugar irs CSC. -
per sack bars crystal white soap atc
nordau'a o. Carnation milk. 70 can. Stall
~. fresh creamery butter. ase. ms 7scs
Good Luck margarine. ace ~. Tea Oar
den fuarmalRda. zoe ~. good SHARP
cheese 2so 10. atails igT-iss. G.fh. pail
wild honey. sec Tuiamook mild cheese.
acc No.
stall -. ihs cane sugar, uc; bars
Crystal white soap. ssc. stalls s7-7s. isc
pER. shredded Wheat biscuit. Toe. 10 &C.
bars Ideal iaundry soap. 25ci ztc pkEs.
Golden dates. sbr. SC pkEs Quaker
paffsd wheat. CSC; sso pkg 20 Mule
Team HoraE chips. Csc; soc can Royal
baking powder. ssc, Cream ~ wheat gie
pkg GhlrafdeiIs chocolate. In. SIC,
a-ih. tie.
Ftau 81. csrnation or Harden's milk. Z
tall cans Csc. stall ~. best cane sugar.
ms 4sc. bars crystal white soap, a6cs
stall 1895. Federal Or Cooperative milk
cans Csc: fApton's tea, Use ~. pancake
flour Sc pkg. good matches Sc boz Z
cans Iowa corn, Csc, large cans to-
ustocs. use. cans American oil sar-
dimes. Csc.
SOUTH END
stall -. picked pork, 2ac N. dry salt
pork fRc 10. stall 80, head cheese. gsc
n kippered salmon. zoe NJ liver Fau.
sage isc ~ Stall 80, butter. sac NJ I.
eEgs. CSC dox honey. sso at. Stall -.
beef stew. foc NJ boiling beef. Toe - !
pot roast. ig4o ~. stall !. bread. Ice
loaf. pies. 2bc each. dobEhnuts. zoe doz.
stall 40. strawberries. 2so box. spinach.
BE- NJ. peas. zoe 10.
MESTIAKE
stalls 20-ai. scratch. t21o snck: :
cans milk. 2bc. Stall 1906. cans clam
ehowder. use; rolls wax paper, Toe. 3
lbs. farina. csc. Stall to4, sugar cured
bacon, 20 Me H.. steer boiling beef. Toe
NJ steer steak. ! 90 10. Stall 1877. straw
berry Jam. zoe NJ; best fresh cream
cheese. csc N. stalls ie-t7. 3 rolls toilet
paper. csc. Toe cans pepper, 1sci i0-fb
sack table salt. ipc, iso pkg. pancake
flour, be-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
MAY WHEAT IS
HIT BY DROP

CHICAGO. May ga May wheat
declined sharply on the Chicago
board % trade today Favorable
weather reports. coupled with a low
cr foreign market. light export de-
mand aud heavy selling. with few
buyers. caused the decline Corn
closed fraetionaiiy lower Trading
WAS duh Oats also We're lower.
Buyers were scarce with local intor-
exts doing most Of the bidding. Pro-
visions were irregular.
cash wheat=-No. red. ti.ss y
tt.Sth, No. : rcd. {t2Sh ui.Ji.
No. hard. sL3sA; Ne. hard.
ti.sSts Wi.si.
MAY wheat opened M We at ft.ss
and closed or &c July or &C at
si.23A and closed up ,sc. Septrm-
Der OF &c at ti.iSh and closed up
iAc.
May corn opened unchanged at
etAc and closed of &c. July un-
changed 81 stse and closed OF Ne
september up &c at teA c and clos
ed off &C.
May oats opened unchanged AZ
s7Ac and closed Of Mc July off
Nc AZ 5sc and closed of lac. sep
tcmher off &c at toAc and closed
off lac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
LOCAL MARKET
PRICES WEAKEN
Produce From California
and Washington Abundant

Produce from both California and
WASHINGTON was abundant on the
local Wholesale market Monday.
Fairly heavy receipts OF most green
stuff wcrc tending 20 weaken the
prices slightly. Fresh green peas
from California were quoted at 81 a
hamper. while sacked peas were at
. cents a pound. New garnet pota'
toes were at cents pound. Local
rhuharh was practically at stand
still. despite low prices.
Strawberries were more general AZ
Saturdays lower quotation Of ss.s5 a
crate A strong demand was tending
TO hold the market steady at that
price. Apples we're firm. while citrus
fruit was steady.
The local butter market was firm
Monday. A strong demand was
shortening the supply and tobhers
were OF the opinion that the market
would advance unless some relief
was given. The esq market was
steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
Students to Give
"Messiah" Recital

Students at tho Seattle Pacific col
lege will give a recital Of tho "Messi
ah." NJ Third ave. and Nickerron 81.
Tuesday evening. sololst parts will
be taken by Miss Lueila stanhope. 80
prano: Miss Mary cathey. oontrito
Robert Leise. tenor. and Robert Brad
ley. bass. Tho production IN undef
The direction OF w. W. cathcy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

Sew York May 1tweaiisd. ar itobin
goeafeiioe for seattle. stf Julia iucksu.
hach Tor seattle. May is-atr California
Tor Seattle.
Philadelphia May sl=-Arsivsd. sir
fsiia Taoslg from Seattle. sailed. motor
ship california Tor seattle. AFR AstiEaa
fof Seattle.
baltimore May so--salisd. str Santa
barbara fos seattle.
Balboa May ts-Nailud. sff Mosrditk
Tor seattle. masofahlp Aanam fpf Seattle.
Auroraae- May is-nalled. ar Eastern
fttacs Tor seattle,
May sailed. str Pacific Mafa
for Npfth Pacific purtsl ctr Yokohama
MAfu fpr Seattle
Ran Pedro Nay 81 sailed. ctr Nukii-
tso for seattle. str cafdigaashirs for H.
aIfle.
san Tssanelsee~May ssa-Arrissd. rtF
aaaipaw frotu Seattle MaY 2i-=a4lisd.
str iowaH for seattle, Arrived. stf
President ffafn Seattle, stf Tiger from es-
attic sailed. ctr cold haFbet for seattle
Msy se-Naiisd. stf cts u fiouibar for
Esattis. Hir rissrtsu Tor seattle. 49, Huth
Alexander Tor seattle att alnaioA Tor So
attic
TAcorna MAY ss-~Arrissd. ssr steel
AKs from heAttts. sir Nofthiand FROM DO
Attie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
DEFENSE LOSES
TREASON POINT
General Refuses to Support
Blizzard AIibi

CIARLEsTowN. W. Va. MAY
2z.--Gcn. Harry II. BandhoiE. com.
mnnder Of the federal troops sent TO
restore order IN the West Virginia
mine war. today dealt blow 20 the
defense in the Blizzard treason trial
by failing 10 support the Blizzard
abb In putting Bandhoiz on the
stand. the defense expected him TO
testify that Blizzard was In Logan
county for reasons other than those
connected with encouraging the
march Of the army Of armed miners
Bnndholz declared the last time he
saw Blizzard was at Racine In
August
did YOU request Mr.. William Pc.
try. vice president of the United
Mine Workers district organization
10 send Blizzard anywh ero9" he was
asked in REORGANIZATION
II don't remember" he said
Peiry previously had testified
Bandholz did request that blizzard
enter tho fighting zone
Bandhoiz. besides avoiding tho all.
hi theory. read into the record a
statement made during tho armed
march In which he lntimated that
United Mine Workers officials were
compelled by pressure 10 disband the
armed marchera and did not do II OF
their own accord.
The statement made by Bandholz
and published IN newspaper Mt that
time declared that Fred Mooney and
Frank keeney, union officials, had
been "courteously." but plainly in,
formed that the disorders must
cease, No threats" were made.
Bandholz said The union officials
promptly answered they would assist
in returning the armed miners to
their homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22


Hox~-Rec~ipts. s2.eee. Market $50 fsc.
laWrt. Top. tte5 hulk Of Haisr.
tto3euto,fs. heavy weight. SIC 90 "
fiasa. medium weight, tt0s9a te.1s,
llshg weight. tteStuievs. light nghts.
tfeutesol heavy packing rewn ~ 40
ufs.Tt. packing aosn rough. f1.2s "
50 90 pigs. fs.es8isik
tsfflc--Eeceipts. et,00o. Market itc low
er. Choice and prime, 1855 % 49, wed-
tum and gond. tisGUktsi common.
tfsfoUTeSi Kuod aud choice. tsssn
tie, common and medium. t;toW
fs7t, butcher cattle and beifers. - -
Hts5Q, cows. ftFa0T.7ai bulls. ftEsH
tsso: Gamers and cutters COWS and
telfefr. tt.t9etTss Gamer steers. ass
Ut5f5; veal calves. ti.ft0sfs feeder
Htssfs. tttouTsst rtoeker steers. 1885
NtsT5. stocker cows and heifsF~. % 4s
WtSfe
sh-~p--FSsceipfs fsoce Market sgr
higher lambs. tl1t0s lambs. rsiii and
common. f1utes4i yeariina wsshers.
ts-teg ieTss s~e@. ttg7.ss. Gull 90
eemmon ewes. tsus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
CITY CABARETS
FIGHT CLOSING

Promising a hard fight before they
close, owners Of four Seattle cabarots
have brought their troubles into su.
perior court.
When the city council Saturday re.
fused 10 grant licenses 60 the Butler.
bungalow, Lodge and Alhambra cab.
arets, their attorneys obtained tenn.
porary restraining orders to prevent
police closing their doors.
Arguments in behalf Of the Butler
and the Alhambra were to be heard
Monday afternoon by Presiding Supe.
rior Judge Calvin $. Han.
The restraining orders obtained by
the bungalow and the Lodge were
made roturnsblc May u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
Winifred Hudnut
Is Hiding in East

NEW YORK. May 22.--Mrs. wini.
fred Hudnut Valentino, wife OF Ro.
dolph Valentino, arch lover OF the
screen, was in hiding here today.
Valentino faces a blgamy charge
as a result Of his marriage TO the
girl.
II n believed she is with her
mother and she win leave soon for
Nice. where her stopfather has a
villa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
Flapper Fooled Him;
Took Her for a Bow

CHICAGO, May 22 ~ Miss Peggy
Randolph, 10, was given jolt by
Judge SABBATH OF the Chicago munic.
ipal court. She appeared as witness
In "a divorce case wearing aNboy's
coat. vest and knickers. When she
took the stand the judge turned and
said
Take off your hat"
why. the others are wearing
hats" she said.
what othors7 All boys and men
must take Off their hats In court"
II mean the other girls--l am a
girl"
Arc your Guess age il getting
my eyes, said the Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
River-Harbor Bill
Is Passed by House

wAsHfNGTON. May 22.-The
house today passed without a record
vote. bin authorizing the appro.
prlntion Of tai $4,000 for numerou
rivers and harhors Improvement
projects over tho country. The bin
nov goes TO the senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
Arrivals and Departures

May ss-nsfEs oFlffson from winsio~.
al q. m. ntr Wiilpoio from New York
Via baltimore. Balboa. han Pedro. han
FRANCHISE and Portland. at tiio a IA.
May "a htr Mexican fram New York
VIA Philadelphia. balboa. han Pedro and
Han frnneisea. at p.AA y. m.l ntr Rainier
from Tacoma. at kiit .. m. str Prince
George from Prince Rupert. -, q, Via
ports, at tfot = IA. Htr Nofthiahd from
san Francisco. al 20 o. IA. str North
western from southwestern via Southeast
srn Alaska. at t2iao y. nj ntr jefferson
ffem Southeastern Alaska. at $50 a. ~. I.
ssr santa fiayia from Everett. al t!is
a. IA.
sailed
May TIT. n l. a. r. Heather for sea
duty. ~
May si--str Prince George for Prince
Rupert, ~. @. VIA ports. al fiits .. IA !
stF While A. itiKNina for san Pedro via
Everett AZ 80 D. ns, str Northwestern
Tor Tacoma. at siio .. M. ctr Steel sse
for Tacoma. st a. a. IN. noieFship ~
enia for Copenhagen Ma Portland. Han
Francisco. san Pedro. Balboa. Liverpool.
l.anaon, AntWefp, rotterdam aud Ham
hufg, at 4 a. ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
Prices Adpdnce as
NY. Exchange Opens

n. JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
hreash nsed OF Sung orders from part 81 c
statement
period iR hnar
tnued the asonnng the prospect " n
dealings minutes "hhF
r.
baldwin. ltNA, studebakrr
stores IA " Anaconda EsY noh
Off New orkc
-. !. /. a a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

caftie--Rsceipts /. sos. Marks, STEADY
Hest steers. ftSoUss fair TO good
steers. 20 50 q So good - choice COWS
utts bulls. t1TSassa, calves. ttsa0g
Hex---Recripts. 8Vs. Market steady and
stranE. Prime ntixed. at GfHti.7ta
hsaviss. t7.ssVii PIGS. ttsa@ti.ss.
>heep-ftsrsipts. l.9t1 Market ssry
weak. lcariirzs. g1ues ~sfh~fs. tso
IS s~es sstagss beat epFsuxs. tsa
SIC. medium. fsHs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
San Francisco Produce

A"naat. tnotsta"ns
Better--f.ttras. ssc IL. prime firrta
nominal.
ExE~-Extras. &c dor ssfrs ftrssa -.
dos sxtra pulieta. s1r dos sstrn
fiFsts. z-e doE-. underlined patless. "a,
don
che~-e--californfa fats. fancy. ssc ID.
firsts. .fbe ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

suxar--QBlst. Raw. scr. xranuiRtsd
tSferff0
ceff-e-No. rio. srot. ios ellie ~ Ne
santos. its oftsc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. May % - Fersimu 80.
change opened Demand sterling.
ftstN francs. toeSssa. tifs. t9osis
marks. 20 eege
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
Ship News


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las a. ~. fo.s n.
first lew It'd.
sgsA %. m. al ~
~~and high tide
sos D n. So ~
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