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The Snowflake herald., 1922-03-03
Seven Perish on Wrecked Ship.

Galveston, Texas.-The Morgan line
steamer Eel Oriente, arriving from New
York, brought the story of sea trag.
edy in which seven men lost their
lives after enduring days of suffering.
The men were the crew of the Pensa.
cola schooner Caldwell H. Colt, which
was wrecked on a Florida reef Feb. 19
in a gale. The Ell Oriente brought one
of the survivors, Capt. L. A. Smith,
master of the schooner.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-03-03
Snow Storm Causes Death of Fiv.

Minneapolis, Minn.-Five trainmer
were killed and five injured and
scores of passengers were shaken up
when train No. 10, through flier on
the Great Northern railway, and a
snOwplow cOllided head-on between
DelanO and Montrose, thirty miles
west of here. The dead were buried
under the wreckage of three engines.
No. 10 was bound for Minneapolis,
carrying a heavy load and pulled by
two engines. All the dead trainmen
were residents of st. Paul and VIII.
mar, MINI.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-03-03
Five Hurt in Ship Explosion.

Newport News, Valve men are
IN the hospital at Camp Eustice as
the result of an explosion and fire on
the shipping board wooden steamer
Lake Creoseo. The men are not in
serious condition
The Snowflake herald., 1922-03-03
Road Body to Buy Pershing's Home

Springfield, nl.-Purchase of the
early home of Gen. J. Pershing at La.
clede, Mo-, by the Pixies Peak Ocean
to Ocean Highway Association, and its
maintenance by the state Of Missouri,
was voted by the association in annua.
convention here.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-03-03
Rode Miles to Beat
Up Telephone Operator

Angered because he could not
get a number on the telephone
Ed Smith of Omaha, Ca, rode
IL miles and beat up the opera
tor at Norman Park, according
to an Indictment returned by the
grand jury at Moultrie against
Smith. The prisoner was re-
leased en- bail.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-03-03
GENERAL

A spirited and unusual contest for
control of the Philadelphia Rapid Tran
sit Company in which the 10000 en-
president of the corporation, has devel-
oped. In the scramble for proxies for
the annual meeting on March ID the
employees voted to purchase 10000
shares of the stock out of the funds
in their Cooperative Welfare Associa-
ton and throw them to the support
of Thomas e. Mitten, president of the
company.
Thousands of children in the Hook
ing valley coal mining district are I'M
dernourished and many cannot attend
school because they have no shoes.
Governor Davis of Ohio was told dur
ing an inspection trip. A years unem-
ployment of miners has brought hun
dreds of families to the point of
starvation, the governor was in
formed by representatives of various
civic and charitable organizations, in
Guiding the Red Cross and Chamber of
Commerce.
Seven wire tappers," charged with
having conspired to defraud Barney
Knape, an Ohio farmer, of $4,000 on
"sure thing" stock deals, were arrest
ed at Mobile, Ala, it was announced
in New York by Sherman Burns of the
William J. Burns Detective Agency.
The swindle is alleged to have been
promoted at an Orlando, Fla, "Stock
exchange"
Federal Judge ]. w. Woodrough of
Omaha has signed an order granting
authority to Keith Neville, former gov
ernor of Nebraska, and now receiver
for the Skinner Packing Company, to
bring suit in the United States Dis
trict Court against 700 stockholders of
the company, who, it is claimed, are in
default in payment for $1,000,O00
worth of stock.
Contracts for the building of sixty
miles of new railroad from Satanic,
Kan, to point near Springfield,
Colo, have been let by the AtchisoD,
4OPChd N II e IallWoy anu COA-
struction will begin by March /. The
beginning at Satanic, the new line,
which has been under consideration
for some time, will extend westward
to the Colorado line. About 800 men
will be employed in the work.
Mathilda Mccormick, 16 years old.
has permission of her father, Harld
e. Mccormick, to marry Max Oser, q
horseman of Zurich, Switzerland. Mr..
Mccormick announced the engage
ment in a y-three-word state
ment He said it was "hastened few
weeks by the fact of the recent news
paper publicity" The romance Of the
young granddaughter of John D.
Rockefeller was pictured by Emil L.
Burgy, Chicago interior decorator,
who says he is first cousin of the
Swiss equestrian, as a love of spring
and winter.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-03-03
HAY AND GRAIN PRIZE

Timothy. No. 1, ton. .......'"
Timothy, No. 2, ton.
South Park. No. 1, TOM
South Park. No. 2, ton. ...."'''
Second bottom, No. /, ton.'"'
Second bottom, No. 2, ton. -
Alfalfa, ton ....."''
Straw. ton .....'"'
Grain.
Corn. No. yellow, per cwt"'
Wheat, No. /. per bushel.""'
Oats, per cwt. ..........''''''
Barley, per cwt. .........'''''
The Snowflake herald., 1922-03-03
FOREIGN

Fifty-four men and women were
prevented from committing suicide in
the last six months through the eff.
forts of an anti-suicide league at
Zurich, according to a report just is
sued. Some Of the fifty-four also had
planned to take other lives before
their own.
Mexican diplomatic representatives
are to be shorn of their resplendent
uniform under the terms Of q decree
made public by the Department OF For
eign Relations at Mexico City. Among
other provisions Of the decree, which
completely recognizes the diplomatic
service, it is stipulated that members
of the corps shall not wear uniforms
which are not regarded as necessary
for the efficiency Of the service or for
national decorum."
Announcement of plans to scrap
total of twenty-four ships in the Jap
|anese navy has been made by the navy
ministry at Toxic as Japan's first step
toward placing into effect the Wash
ington arms limitation agreement. The
ships to be strapped, according to the
announcement, include ten obsolete
cruisers, six battle cruisers now in
course of construction and eight capt.
tai ships which have been planned but
keels for which have not yet been laid.
With reference to a recently circu-
y.I1YYaor fhof Cardinal GocY1s, .r
was to be replaced as papal secretary
of state by Monsignor Cerretti, now
papal nuncio at Paris, a semi-official
vatican statement said: ut is super
fluous to state that such a report is
absolutely unfounded. Cardinal Gas
parri has not displayed any intention
of leaving his high office and he en-
joys the complete confidence of Pope
Plus, as he in the past enjoyed that of
Pope Benedict"
The basis upon which the heads of
the American oil companies last Sep
TENDER reached an agreement with the
Mexican government relative to the
payment of export taxes under the de-
cree of June Z, were divulged in the
outline Of a decree given out by Min
lister of the Treasury De La Huerta.
The decree lacks only the signature of
President Obregon to become effective.
The project contemplates the payment
of 40 per cent of the tax as originally
imposed by the June decree, and means
the payment to the Mexican treasury
of approximately 13,500,000 pesos.
To hasten a decision regarding the
arrangements for the Olympia games
of 1924, awarded to Paris, NJ. Ybarne-
garay, deputy from the lower Pyren-
mes, has filed an Interpolation of the
government, pointing out that even the
site for the games has not been desig-
mated nor any plans regarding them
approved after eight months contro-
versy. 1t is declared that the French
athletic federation officials and other
leaders in sports have informally
agreed to abandon their efforts to
stage the games in Paris unless the
government and the municipal city Of
Paris act on the proposition by March
IL
The Snowflake herald., 1922-03-03
AN EPITOME OF
LATE LIVE NEWS
CONDENSED EcoRD OF THE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT
HOME AND ABROAD.
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS, DoINGs, ACHIEVE
MENTs, SUFFERINGs, HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
WESTERN

(wsstsrn NsvsDapsr Unien News sericsl
The Snowflake herald., 1922-03-03

Prices for spot cotton advsi
points during the week, cloi
17.18c per pound. New YOK
futures advanced SO points, ca
1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15

CLOSE TO ROOSEVELT HIGH
SCHOOL
We have a neat s-roon home, on a
lot 4exfO0. semi modern But
look at the price. Sz.250: $3.50 cash
and $50 per month. DO you own
your home2 This " only goo feet
OF Of victory way and 10Th ave.
y. l..
FIREsTDE REALTY co.
sft-3i7 New York Blk. Elliott 3s2s.
ENTIRELY NEW BUNGALOW
81. 900 1900 cash. balance s3s month.
including interest. s rooms; strict
~ modern. with hardwood floors
and every modern convenience;
full cement basement; furnace:
fireplace; garage; Phlnney ridge:
blocks from Phinney car.
STEEL REALTY DEV. CORP.
Aezzsnin. Floor, Douglas Bldg.
Fourth and Union. Elliott 1907.
RAINIER BOULEVARD
OWNER SAYS TAKE 1880 FOR
HER GROOM HOME; one floor:
901140 lot: good location for bus
mess. There IL fruit berries and
ahrubbery. You can make most
any Kind ~ terms. Call Mr. March.
GEO. a. SPENCER & 60.
a v A X T VI " " II 5, QUEEN ANNE
hill: income $1,000 20 $1,000. leased
by year; no membranes: no va
cancies $4,000. one-third cash,
one-third for a good. clear. Inn
proved farm. balance mortgage
back. owner No agents. Nd
dress y o. Box ss2. Give phone.
OMg-HOMFs --BA ROAM
f2215: tcrfna--7 room house, gas,
bath: lights: Groom house on
alley rented $40 month: handy
Green Lake cars: improveme nts
paid. Owner. % Columbia ~. SUN
set 1890 evenings.
S2.1O0-MODERN BUNGALOW
A Junction bargain. Fannticroy car:
rooms. cement basement. fire
place. A REAL BUY. Terms MIR.
Honnold. Main 1895. or North 03s3
evenings.
4-ROOM HOUSE. h-AcRE, 1850:
$50 down. SIS per month. West
of59-W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
Green Lake Bathing
Beaches to Be Kept

Seattie's municipal bathing beaches
at Green lake. the most popular in
the city. will not be abolished. 1t was
announced Wednesday by the park
board.
Work OF frcshcning and purifying
the waters adjacent TO the beaches
will be started within the next
month.
Water from the Green Lake rcser-
voirs and from Licton springs will be
turned into the basin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
GRAPE FRUIT
PRICE LEAPS
Florida Variety SO Cents
Higher a Crate

Florida grape fruit was so cents
higher a crate wednesday sixns -
20 so were quoted at $3.50 box.
bt's al 50 and tss Mt tSBo. Oranges
and lemons were well supplied and
prices were steady at the higher
level
Vegetables were moving slowly
and a wide range Of prices were
quoted on most OF the commodities
Walla waiia spinach was selling at
from si.bo a crate 20 81 Local hot
house rhubarb was at from ~ 10 10
cents pound.
EKEs wvre unchanged. Receipts
were increasing and a small amount
OF the stock has already been sent to
storage. The butter market was also
unchanged. with best grades short
and prices firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
Charge Irregular
Sale of Columbia

W SH1 \ q T ON. March 10
Charges OF irregularity in the recent
shipping board sale OF the L. S. s.
Columbia. formerly the transport
Great Northern, were made by mem
bers OF the house naval affairs com.
mittcc today when Secretary DENLY
was on the witness stand.
The Columbia was transferred
from the navy 10 the shipping board
on February % at the request OF
Chairman Lasker and four days later
il was sold to +. A. Alexander. head
OF the Pacific steamship company,
for sl.25o.O0o. The vessel had been
advertised for sale but bids were not
TO be opened until March 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15

Vessels in Other Ports

tucklsnd-March ls--Arrfvcd. str Wal
hsrno from Heattla-
cAilso-harch s-asfisd. schr WIN
Nottingham for Puget sound ports. sehr
Fearless for Puget Sound porta-
London-harch iS--Arrised. str Me
thsroy from Seattle.
Haniia--MzFeh 1s--Arrfvsd. str Ala
HonEkons I3--xn4ved- STR Ka-
rhlrns Maru from Seattle Sailed. sr
izior for Seattle.
shanghai--nArch if--aaiisd, sfr snvsr
State for seattle
Kobe--AArch ii--sAned. str Africa
hsru for Seattle.
Yokohsms--Aarch ff---Arrfved. g<r
Arabia xaru from Seattle.
New rork-March is--safied, str West
catAnac. for Seattle
Bsiboa--harch Iz---Ssfied. STR T1oren0
Luckenb bach for Seattle
HiIo-Aareh li--5alIed. str Nukfffeo
for Seattle
Fan pedro-March fs-Arrfved. str
Cape Henry from Seattle.
fan Francisco-March i<-Arrfved. mo-
str Blue Triangle from Seattle. Al D
m str wilIhlio from seattle. at D. m;
sfr DserfBeid from Seattle. at II a ua
March is-saiied, ctr Artisas for Seattle.
al ? a. m March i+--5aiied. str Deperv
for Seattle: str Nebrnskan for Seattle. At
.. IN. str President for Seattle. at n
a m. str Admiral Schley for Seattle. at
II - m
Taeoma-Nsrch fk-Arrfved. str He,-
iin Maru from Kobe. ~ f:7e O. m Sailed
barge LOUISIANA for British coiumbis
ports. at $50 a M, str CoAxet for
Shanghai. at 10 a m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
Man Found Dead in
His Rocking Chair

John stitch. so. was found dead In
his rocking chair at his home. 1909
18th ave. Tuesday night. when
neighbor knocked to return some
keys. Stitch had been dead thrce
days. He has a son. Henry Stitch. in
Everett. The aged man had been
i'll. suffering from heart trouble. The
body was taken to Butterworth's I'm
dertaking Parlors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15

WATERFRONT TRACT
liz acres all under cultivation.
fruit. berries. and 400 laying hens.
cows and | horse; s-room mod
ern house. running water electric
lights and telephone. chicken
house will accommodate 1890
chickens. Price $1,000. Owner
will accept good city property on
first payment. balance easy terms.
what have you TO offer1
CLIFFORD LAND co
81 Third Ave. Open Evening".
FREE INSPECTION TRIP
To our beautiful suburban lands
north OF city, 40 minutes. finest
subdivision near Seattle for homes.
berries. chickens or any light
farming modern convenience:
bus service; east and south slope
10 years terms. VIII build or
furnish stock. Come today. Ken
wood 1851.
Milwaukee & ST Paul Land Co.
bsf2 University way Car rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
Married 13 Times
in S Years, Jailed

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March b.
Isaiah Moore. who has married IL
women in the last five years. was in
dicted by the Marion county grand
jury on three counts charging
bigamy. embezzlement and grand lar.
eeny. The bigamy count only re.
views two OF the marriages.
It says Moore married Miss Harriet
Evans at Nincennes, while another
wife. formerly Laura Hertburg, OF
Peoria. H., still lived. The other
counts charge him with obtaining
money from tho women he married.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
Dozen More Men
Needed for Show

Rehearsal of the dramatic cast of
the oratorio. Elijah" will be held
next Tuesday evening at the Y. NJ.
C. A. auditorium. Montgomery
Lynch. director. is anxious 10 hear
from at least 12 more men who win
volunteer to take dramatic parts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
ACREAGE

- htttfatffE
aoo FEET WATER FRONT. n1u
Lake. hkagtt county has ~ acres
aud house 81 eco; terms This
VIII mako you nice farm. close
Ia work
~, g rFrERs. 7gG THIRD Ave
90 ACRES; IS CIEARED. HAY.
stock, tools. etc; good coll. 4 miles
from town, 2 from pavement Fun
details first letter. VIII take
trade, some cash. balance easy
terms, ~ 2, Dos Al, olympia, Wn,
RON sALt-tQ ACRES iucH LAND.
partly developed. 30 minutes 20
city limits. ~ miles 20 paving.
Sacrifice AZ $4,000. half easy terms.
J. N MCCULLOUGH, Hothell wash.
V ACRE Or 1 ACRE. RtVEHroN
Heights. cleared and splendid for
garden, A wonderful bargain. Al
most any termA Call kenwood
1850
$1,000 EQUITY IN FINE fRHf-
gated ranch for 1900 or Ford. ball
anes due. ia,soo. in = yeara LII.
star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
GRAIN MARKET
GOES LOWER

CHICAGO. March iS.--0rsin prices
were lower on the Chicago board Of
trade today. Weather was generally
fair over the entire belt. Lower
prices IN foreign markets was the
principal depressing factor. There
was a general selling Of corn. Oats
showed an easier tendency In SYM
patty with the trend in other grainA
Provisions were lower.
hard. si.23.
May wheat opened off inc at
ti,5za. closing off NC. July opened
off &c al tf.l4k and closed off Ne.
May corn opened at ole. off - c.
closing off &c. July corn opened at
ease. of &c. closing OF &c.
May oats opened OFF ne at 7sMc
and closed OFF y G. July oats opened
Off &c at zoe. closing off &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15

smith Cove Tcrrnsaai--r1er A--str 70
mona Pier B-str Bay Stats.
Great Northern TerminaL-str Tekfwa
Onion OIL Doek-Motsrshsp Bender BrDa
Grand Trunk Pacific TsrminAa--sr
Queen.
Pier i.-s,r ProtssiiauA
riers ii-B-str John c. Krkpsxrfek-
PIER str Alameda. str Jefferwon.
Pier A--str Spokane. str Admiral x,oAei-
Pier B--str Admiral sshrsa
u. 3. shipping Board Heor1ngs--otr
Gross Keys. str Delight. STR Dslroea,
str Ieonium. str Anna Z. Norss. str
Eilverado. str weliinrford. str West
Cahokis. str West Hartiand str Ls-
brico. str West Ison. str westssn
knight. str EIdridge str Hanisy. str
Connecticut street Tern1inai-Sxr Usurf
Maru. str Montgomery caty. str Ohio
Maru.
AIeers Bros Minins Doeh--sr xoss,ss
Alaska Steamship Moertngs-ssr vaidea
str Skagway.
Hammond MnI Doek--str Manila Mara
stacy Street Terminai--u- s. C & Burn
side.
Commercial Boiler works--u. q At.
peilwood.
Hanford street Termin.i-str Fszhfms
Maru
spokane street Iermh.I-ss Gothic
Todd Drydccks-ship chriscoth~. sktn
Forest Friend. u. 4. C. @. soehonzish,
str NArents. str Santa Crux
Purst sound Bridge 4 Dredging Co..
Str Patterson
Ames ysrd--str Roosevelt
West Seattle Training Statsos-u. r
No. 81.
Heffernan Drydock-str Ketrhfksn-
WINSTON Marine Rsiiwsy--str Morning
star. ctr Criffdu. str Griffso. barge
CoQultlam City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
Man Robbed, Beaten;
Two Are Arrested

After william Shull. SO. black
smith. had been robbed and beaten
at Washington st. and Second ave-
s. Tuesday night. police arrested A.
b. Walker. IS. aud Charles Nc
Csrthy, 81. as his assailsnts. Shull
lost a watch and SIS. He was at
tended at the city hospital for in
juries TO his head and allowed to go
to his home. $500 w. Eddy ST. T. w.
Larson. 80. J. Beckstrom. 20. A.
Schroeder. FL. and Jack Lynch. So.
are also held as witnesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
Specialties Feature
New York EXCHANGE


for the New YORK Central and Aen Cuba Cane issues con-
BE S u9ion Pasif ia hoothsrn srsy zi up ~ hsts
u am X
also high tho Sc The annual
OF high
at 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
COMMANDS STEAMSHIP

Capt +. r. Nichols. formerly first
officer ON the Bay State. has been
appointed commander of the steam
ship Pomona. one OF the largest
freight vessels OF the Admiral line. 70
succeed Capt Thomas r. Quinn. re-
Gently appointed commander Of the
Bay State. Capt Martin n. Tarpey,
formerly Of the Bay state. will now
become port captain In San IRAN
cisco for the Admiral line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
CHICKEN RANCH
fslfffN Ef4fff


SIS CASH
An EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
And the last call 10 secure tracts of
good land In this famous district
between Arlington and Ntsnwccd.
a district that - noted for tts good
land and prosperous farmcrA 20
acres good rich soil. easy clearing
small creek. cedar for fencing.
close to paved highway from Hs-
attic. and convenient TO mills. con-
densartsa. ereamerira and Gamer
lea and all for 1909. So cash. and
balance years Also one lake
front tract and larger tracts. n. D..
Nelson. 81 Sesboard Eldg
WHITE pt.AcE-ta ACRES
FRUIT. BUILDINGS. tl.ATs
Between 4 and . acres cleared fruit
trees OF different varieties also
small fruits. house. barn chicken
house tool shed. Osnrf recently
died. and property cannot b. taken
care Of by estate. Satisfactory
party can make reasonable cash
and monthly terms. provided they
could move on property soon.
Take East Madison ear and Kirk
land ferry. Inquire for Nr. Har-
low In Burke a Farrar'H office IN
Kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
Weather Bureau Report

TATOOHH Inland. March II
A A-Barometer falling; light rain.
wind east. ~ miles an hour. Passed
out. str Admiral Dewey. nehr Tanrss IN
to~ 81 str home city. during night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15

NOTICE OF AssEssAiENTF' q

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
TRT-STATE REALTY COMPANY
LOCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE
OF BUSINESS: city and county OF
San Francisco. State Of California.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
at meeting Of the board OF direct
ora Of Tri-State Realty company. a
corporation, held on the 2ist day Of
February. 1912. nm assessment Of
Ten $4,000 Dollars per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF said
corporation. payable Immediately TO
n. q. Maclachlan secretary Of said
corporation. at the office or said
corporation. Room No. ais. sharon
building. situated at the northeast
corner OF Jessie and New MontRom-
cry streets. in the city and county
OF San Francisco. state OF Califor-
mia. Any stock upon which this
assessment shall remain unpaid on
Monday. tho 10th day Of April 1922.
viii he delinquent and advertised for
sale Mt public auction. and. unless
payment iE made before. viii be sold
on Monday. the 18th day OF May.
1922, 10 pay the delinquent assess
ment. together with costs OF adver-
Using and expenses Of sale.
". g. MACLACHLAN,
Secretary OF Tri-State Realty Com
location or OFFICE Room
f1s sharon building, situated on the
northeast corner ~ Jessie and New
Montgomery streets. San Francisco.
California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

wednesdays Quotationsb
sursr-StcaGy. Raw. sass. granuiatsd.
f5.10.
Coffer--No. : spot Rio. 81 G9Ae ID: No.
santos. isA uisNe ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
NEEDED EN- FOR
1 WORK. MAYBE NOT

Thieves looted a boxcar at First
ave. S. and Atlantic ST. "Wednesday
az &c pairs OF overalis and escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15
Arrivals and Departures


March fb-str Tfvcrton from San
Pedro. ct noon. str Port Angeles from
San Pedro via Ban Trancisco. at 1880 q
M str WiiiAolo from New York via BAL
boa. San Pedro. San Francisco and Port
land. At noon ctr Curacao from san
FranciHco. 81 1iss0 a m. str Manila
Mafu from Tacoma via Vancouver, IA C..
a. e.io a. m
Sailed
March it-Str Queen for Eouthesresu
Alaska. at 10 a. IN. March 1s--tyr chiis
Aare for kaE0ya via Kobe and roko-
hama, az gao y. m. str Cricket for San
Francisco. az sac y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15

Caffl.--ksceipts. 2. Market nominal
fcnt steers. 81 so9k. fair to good
steers. 8. IS 97.scs good TO choicc COWS
snd heifcra see $50 Gamers. $50 u. 50.
bulls s1te9s-.' calves. ts.se 0io 50.
nex--Hecciptr. - Market nominal.
Prime mixed, sio.se9t1SE. heavics.
t7B08ii..s. pigs. siete8ii7s.
She-p--isecetpts. ~. Market nominal.
East OF mountain lambs. sismltso.
valley lambs. siiuit.sQ: ycAriings 50
0Siii wethers. ts9i0. swes, s5U5.so.
urns--19 ~ 9sc 10.
kxK~-atc dox
th~-~~-zk d soc 10.
Ituffer--1kn IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-15

EMPHASIZING the Importance OF
strict economy In the public schools.
pr. C. C. Tiffin. candidate for the
school board, addressed the Women's
Civic club Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. Otis Inglis. 721 18th ave. N
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San Francisco Produce

wednesdays Quotationsl
butfer--ExtraA. S7@c lb.s prime frrss.
a7r 10.
EgEs-Extras -sitc doz; extra puriets
zzc dos undersix"d puiiets. zoNc doc.
Chce~o---Caiifornia flats. fancy. 81 nc ID.
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70 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
InR REMT

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farm. on paved road. , miles west
81 Enumrlaws good barn and
house. good we'll See owner At
eas Spriug 49,. Seattle. Phone Eli
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March ik.--Foreign ex-
change opened firm Sterling. ss.ssS. I.
francs to.oSFshi ilre. ,0.es0t: marks
s0.ees7. kronen. scans,
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WEDN fsDAY

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