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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06

BIRTHS


venable. Frank W. Beaur Arts. boy.
Havana. mataxo. 2i0H Main st.
Eifi
NssssawA shinhlchi. .asM Main st.
boy.
CregEs. John W. Auburn. hoy.
Carmen, Phiiip. eso7 Ryan g.. giri.
hesns. Eugene b.. ssos 10Th ave. n.
girl
Mole. Eizoar ssis 67th ave-. F.. Giri
LoomiA, N. D.. 7t7s n. sotb ct. boy.
iaEzoio. Sam, 1908 7snd ave. y. boy.
Osborne. Ralph. itzt Pearl At. girl
Lsvaeea. Anglo. 57st Eimwood pi-.
girl.
Constant, Albert A. siie W. nsnford
boy
Brown. willard r. itcsH r. .'rd
Wall, Edward. sss. Francis ave.
oseho. shiEeyoshl 90: Sixth ave.
Hale. william Allen. .izo Burke ave.
H.,r'on. John pruss. .ssin is,h ave.
~ y, girl
krauss. William H.. sss7 broadway
sehmiqt Henry Adam. :su y. Aloha
welmsr, Prank. 1905 n. ,sth It. girl.
kuhn ni5ss~s =. Grant 2ess louh
Kirkpatrick. Lynn. .su 10th ave.
sasaki, KiyotskA sio W. Crockett,
81. boy.
Savage. John Rsnhold. ear r.i.,Ins
Nueera. frank. .7ss. Jackson st
whit-. Earl II. ". 7.na st. girl.
ssndo. osoar lnEeoid. 900 18th ave
n.pd,lekson, Ssis. s7D Seventh ave-
Fsieonl. fssau.iL 1897 Weller 81.
irsyanaxh. william T. lis olympic
Folsom, william d. G. ,,oo Third
wsiklnsha~. Robert Boyd. Sc 18Th
smith. Elliott w.iie. 1915 w. ssrd St.
diaoln. bradford Stanley. Us X. SIS,
cifford. Eugene ". iios 18Th av, ~.
Cay. John n. ios Eimsro,s ave.
smith. ri.rr. s,is Seventh aye. s..
Knsph. Deibsr, u. sees 18th ave.
Cullen. James Albert. s.is Ninth ave.
xuli.n. nrs n. .,,i ,ir sv. s. W.
c.mss.n Patrick. s7m 0uh ave. &
Hiii. > II. .7.s sch sv. =. w. hoy.
rarriano. fAsausis. S5os nth ave. +.
Esskiss. John. 7,u ii,s ave y. W.
nssdsr Hsrseh.. 1915 W. sTth at.
Hs~si,. Ralph. whiis c~n,.-. boy.
Amundson. Leonard Melvin. SCI.
Graham sissa 'f Emo = a 4. s.ss X. so,A st.
Fss,sr, aifr.a Francis. M nari.y
o Ksst. aishssL 's Fourth Az.
cisnn. ! n i-as no,sury e.. boy.
ratso, Robert n. 1897 y sist 81. boy.
Noodle. ALDER; X tesis 18Th ave. ~.
ns 81 Thom.. c. iui r. rrr st.
weodeeek. Henry " sss' ceriiss
cisy sars. Joshua $3.50 Ninth ave. f..
boy.
o-tsfmsn. s,i.. 1891 :,rs ave g. w.
Amlek. walter ;:sT W. sssh IT.
girl
s,anmor.. James. sss, ss,h ave. &
sehncor. n.rnh.rdi Nicholas :sis
walnut ave- boy.
Turner simon. 1907 y, teth st. riri
Parneli Emory NJ. .sos Ninth ava
W. girl
kim bali. charlie. Glenn. vashon. boy.
CLARK. Arthur Ayron. "a goth ave-.
ntff
Msiie,t Albert c. 1919 w. webster
| ct. Girl.
Coed. Ferry w. lie: w. s.rd St.
girl
fienbenisti. Zen. iso. rssisr way,
boy.
Duck. Anthony J.. 1881 Weller st.
boy.
coher. Edward NJ. SIS sand ave.
1 riri
Williams Chester l.. Portland. boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
EGGS DROP DIME
WITHIN 4 DAYS
Market Weak Even After
New Decline Is Registered

The local eRg market was lowered
again Friday with 2 cents Topped OFT
from yesterdays quotations. TINS
drop makes total decline on the
seHh ranch cgRa OF 10 cents n dozen
In four days The market was uhanle
20 hold up under the strain OF heavy
receipts. which are exceeding the de-
mnnd The New York market drop
ped & cents Thursday. making ~"
conaigning Of stock 10 that market
less favorable. only large and white
eggs are accepted By the New YORK
Jobbefs.
The Seattle mnrlse, Friday was ~
cents "a dozen for the fresh ranch
egFH and "a cents for the pulletA'
Shippers were receiving from 10 :"
% cents for the fresh ranch variety
and from ~ 60 - cents for the pull
let's The market was reported
weak even after these declines,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
BANK CLEARINGS
Seattle
Rum-Running Boat
Restored to Him

Posting $4,000 bond. Walter Nc.
Cray was allowed by the federal
court Friday To take temporary pos.
session OF the launch Memories and
certain diving equipment, pending its
sale by the court. The launch Mem.
cries and the diving equipment were
ordered confiscated, following tho
conviction OF McCray OF using tho
boat In booze.running expeditions.
McCray's attorneys asked that Nc.
Cray be allowed use OF the boat pend.
ing it's sale TO make q livelihood for
his family. Mccray IL deep.sta
diver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
Real Estate Men
Name Committees

District committees 20 work In tho
interest OF a greater membership for
the Seattle Real Estate association
were appointed Thursday ut the
weekly luncheon Of the organization
In the l.. c. Smith building rcstau-
rant. w President S. Il. Woody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06

WASHINGTON. Jan. 8. = An
snouncement Of the nomination OF
Representative A. b. Houghton. Of
New York. as ambassador 70 Ger
many. is expected shortly.
From authoritative sources II was
learned today that the usual in
aniries as to whether Representative
Houghton would be acceptable were
sent some days ago. and a reply Is
expected at any time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
DEATHS

Carr, Mrs Dswrnar. -. 81 RSy ~
Shields. William Robert s nonths
sois 3tfh ave. & w.
Cushing. Mar3ori. l.. montAA 3<ts
Second ave. w.
f5artram, AramentA 81 rs Second
Dickinson. Everett NJ 81 Isu Uni-
Merchant Leroy. ~. 7e4s Issh avs-
Mceiovern. James. rs. 1895 cicvsrdais
at.
Boozer. George w Sc. seas 18Th ave-
shirley. CHARLES. 70. 1907 Third ave-
cosE. oliver. 81. Sunntside.
Carter. John. 81. King county homo
Jacobsen. Jorgen D. -. 1850 w. seth
rAgorrino. Dominic. 7. ssiT i,sh ave-
Conrad. Sophia f.. II. 100 Erie avs.
Moore. James. 20. 1915 sullivan 81
Forrest Mrs Katherine. 50. s2i2 ssth
Mccarthy. Timothy. ~. King county
pashneii. Mary. ~. rics Elm rl
Nc Donagh. Edna Walker. -. no
Harvard ave. ~.
Smith. Mary cordelia 81. .ss Queen
o'Srien William. 60. ssc Fourth
Taylor. Harry h IS. 1854 Repub-
Gideon. An.el. ss 1874 AIki ave
Hnshi. Minoru. IL. 79t Cedar st
Allen. rnex l.. 81, 1910 10th ave ~ r
Cohen. Jake. IS. 1ss: 3tth ave.
Mather, Lixxie l.. 81. s1e3 Judkins 1T
Penney. James A.. SIS. Ber~sn NO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06

tfrt4ays 4sr<attuHs
U~xs-Hss~fpts eteae. NsFses affivs.
fsatec htshsf Top. o. 80 baik -
sales. fT.&ANs. heavy weswhts tfftU
tf.4el medium wnisht. ff,sB0as light
weight. 81 se0sss. tEhs iishts. - 80
utsl heavy packing se~s to<ts
psssinr se~s teu4h. tsss0i. PIGS.
ttkWste
c.sti~--lss~ssrss. stee Marks, fsgste
higher. active Chpsrs ard prime. 100
ttes fnefiarf ard god. sfst0l TO-
refueop. tsti0ss good ard rhsifs.
ssssgie uourpon and FssdiaFu. tsat %
ftte. hutrheg cattle ard heifefu. ttw
tsss. co-s. tatss<.5e. balls. tfteW
tsEs. eanesfp ard cutters COWS and
hstfer. t1fs6fts Gamer sse~rs. 81 -
0tssS. veal calves. ssTsHsfS. fe~dsr
steers. fsHsse. sfoehsf stners. - fsS
fkte. stoeksr cors and bsders- 40
tt-e
Shs~p-r~eripss ~ SEQ Mssks, ssrvrs
and ssc higher tAmhn. tti.fs y ~ - .
lambs. euii ard common. ttTssit
yrAriirn uethera. fs7ewtts swsz. as
0tsTb. eall - common swsa, is0a
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Public Markets


Eiaii ~. pure American cane sugar. 4
ne .;c. ms csc. Stall -. carnatian
milk. ice can. stall 81. Borders fniIk
lee can. Eisli -. pur. fresh milk. &c al.
ssan ls.S, Aaseia oil ~ soc. n-rai.
sSe. sal. fits. stan IT, par. cider
vinegar, csc ssI. nsw PACK corn. cans
ase' fresh soda eraesrrs nx ssc.
ECONOMY
stalls i.s.. T-hone steak. .sc 10. lamb
steak. lie ~. pot roast, zoe 10. stall
-, pure American cane sugar. fea gac.
lhs .se, stan ~, Botden's or carnati0n
rnkk. Ice can. stan 90. soft nhe,i wal.
naS. Use 10. paper shell almonds, $50
NJ. fresh Brasil nuts gtr 10. Supreme
blend coffee. 1 ID. .cc. rss sie. ms
tiio.
stalls ief.ieS. big cans sprieoss. bsc;
string beans or tomatoes. :sc: cans
peaches, sscs 1. Ms. black figs. use; fun
cream cheese. $50 N. stalls st-ss. ham
burger and sausage. , ms :so. fancy
bacon backs, sFAc N: lein pork roast.
zoo ID.
stall ies. best cane sugar. Z ms -tc. 3
Ms ssc. Berd.n's or Carnstion milk, ice
cant CRYSTAL white soap, bars sso
Royal white soap. Tor .tc stalls -.
coffee. ~. t2c ~ ms 81 90. Stalls
ioa-ios, ? big cans peaches. .bci cans
corn. string beans or tomatoes. .so.
SOUTH END
stall a.. salt pork. isc n. bacon su,ts.
zoe n. picnic., soc 10. stall SO. pure
lard. 90 NJ; AM pickles. for Toe. Stall
4. bread. &c and Ice loaf; fine fruit cake.
toc 10; buttsrhorns : for Use. stan 40,
butter. tsc ~; eggs, see dos, Yakima
honey. csc at Stall Sc roast pork isc
~. boiling beef, 100 ~. lard. loo 10.
stall -. sprouts. SOC N; peppers. csc
10. lettuce Zoe head. stan 81. Carnation
milk. large can lie small can SC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
money REACHES
new Low Level
Time Loans Made at 4 ga
for First Time in Years

NEW YORK. Jan. s.--Money rates
aaropped TO new low levels here to-
day. Time loans were made al ~
par oent for the first time since Sep
Sembcr 4. 1917. while call money
dropped to az per cent the lowest
uancs July Is. 1891.
For some time money has stub
6orniy resisted breaking thru the 5
PER cent level. but extensive offer.
fngs Of call money recently and re-
.fusai Of brokers 20 take offerings
caused the break in the rate. Call
Satss were forced downward by the
plethora OF money at the present
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
Sixteen Arrested
in Gambling Raids

Three gambling houses were raid.
cd by police Thursday night and 10
men arrested.
Low Lin and Louie sing were
charged with conducting a game az
2ts Washington st.. where nine men
were arrested.
Tom Wong was charged with con.
Quoting a lottery at 212 Washington
St, In company with two other men.
a chuck.aluck game at i12ii 4
Jackson II. was raided. and An Sing
was held as the conducFor. -Four
other men were arrested there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
FUGITIVE FROM
MONROE TAKEN

Arrested while seeking work ut
tho colman dock Friday. william
Sexton. Fl. alleged 20 BE- an escaped
burglar from Monroe rcforrnaiory.
was held in city jail an fugitive
from justice.
Patrolman G.. c. Humes. while
watching the passenger traffic In the
dock. saw Sexton and recognized him
as man who had made a spec.
tactilar escape from the Monroe In
sttution on January ?.
Sexton Is said to have admitted his
identity. lie said he had been living
on Washington ~. for several days
While in Seattle. Sexton Is said 10
have pawned a pair ~ handouts
stolen from a guard in Monroe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06

BAN FftANCIS9'O an. s~~Whiie
Interest conferred mainly on petatoos
ported only fair. because % the
steady hdVanr. in onion prices ac-
curatr quotations wrr~ difficult ~
obtain. Potatoes showed an advance
81 a cent. Salinas potatoes are now
scarce on the market.
Tomatoes were not 80 piewfifui.
and the Southern varieties we're tn
good demand and were moving at
advanced prices. Hothsuae tomatoes
were selling from Is 20 Is cents q
pound Mexican tomatoes are 81
tao Wersh
ts~tsue~ is easier. partly due % =
reported decline On the los Angeles
market partly. 20 heavier rseeipia
here, " is saidF
fruit. oranges. bananas. lemons and
peAfA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
Alleged Smugglers'
Demurrers Denied

DNmurrers % Ben a. Nlncrnt.
Arthur H. Kirkman. Anthony zlvi.
clio and J. y. Hall 10 invaiida,c IN.
Indictment charging them with con.
spincy TO offend the dignity of the
United States and misdomcanora was
denied in decision handed down In
federal court Thursday by Judge
Jeremiah Neterer. The men are
charged with bringing 60 sacks of
liquor into tho United States July
IS aboard Great Northern train.
The dcmurrcrs state tho indictment
IL not clear. and that Il enormously
incorporated both felony and INSIDE
meanor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
Arrivals and Departures
Arrltr.l

Ian s-Rtr Admiral sehisr is""
.s's,o "a san Franctsee. az -. = -. .
-, Admiral Nicholson fsom So - -
-. "a slse a IA stf stan~eea tl"'n -"
-, - a.. tsr.nrtsra. at 80 a W
- AZ kAtaria Aar1 fFam ilene
sons via shanghai. kess saa i s.,,, Ma.
:, ta.te A. ~. ST. raltnynius rem ~
-. ffsa.kons. shanghai hehe aha
Sesehama. az st.e . m nsr MAas -
from nenoialu Wa san ffenslaea. ~,
ii,snam and Tacoma. 81 see 2 M =.
.,-at..s,,,s f,nn, british Columbia ports
ga Il ~. afr saginaw freea s~a IRAN
cisco. al sac ., IA
sailed
"a, e-u. a G. O. ssencmi-h Ter
Puget sosod Naval station, al ~ -
80 fxtaa Tor Manila Wa aeA"n e'f~'
kse.' shanghai and HsnNken4. -
:, IT. Admiral scnief fee Tacoma -
noen' Jan. str AffteN hsfu i"'
coma. at midnight. x,.n...
eVdnsy--JAa- s-sAiisd- str "Aih's
for seattle.
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Stolen Jewelry Is
Valued at Sc, ZOO

Tho Total value Of the jewclry
stolen Wednesday night by two
masked bandits who robbed j. O..
Weber manufacturing icweler. 216
Commercial building. was definitely
fixed Friday at 5000. after n careful
check Of the missing gems. Police
have been unable to find trace Of the
bandits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
Reported by Wireless

Ian SIS y. M--Str cltr % SPOKANE.
SEATTLE for Yokohama. 1871 rallies from
CAPE Ffsttsry str wh~asisnd MsntAns.
sseattie for Yokohama. 30 miles iron.
YeknhAna. str American. san Erauctsss
for A~attie. tts miies soush % Tst"osn .
~ A. Dirxo. "a n f.~dra fes Tasers. III
c,ti.. .sgtn 81 Columbia river str Steel
Ranger Everett, fer san Fs2netero. he
miles santh ~ Cape Fiastsry str tsate-
ear Masa. raa4uA Ter seattle. 20 miles
from Ncrthh~ad. str Cc.nst. seattle Ter
kobe. I.si5 miles from Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
GRAIN PRICES
FALLING OFF

CHICAGO. Jan. c--Grain prices
were weak on the Chicago board Of
trade today. iuyinE was scattered
and trade was small and featuraie
wheat receipts were again small.
Provisions were irregular
May wheat opened unchanged at
Via and closed off &c. July wheat
opened at ti.0i Y. up &c. ana closed
down he
May corn or ned at ssso up Ne
and closed unchanged. July corn
opened at stAc. up &c. and closed
Off &C.
MAY oats opened at fsse. up uc
and closed up &c. July oats opened
at sksc. unchanged. and closed un-
changed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
MEXICANS KILL
u. S. CITIZ E M!

MEXICO CITY. Jan. GA former
PhiiadeIphian and American citizen.
y. Costello. was today reported 20
have been killed and mutilated by
bandits at his ranch Is miles from
the capital on Wednesday evening.
james Policy. his partner. was assist.
I'd by Mexican employees 10 escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
San Francisco Produce

Butt~r--Ettrzs. 1gc ID. prime nrrts
1sMr ~.
Exx.-Extras. tsisr for srira puiieis
1sc; undsrslHsd poiists. tte u.
Che~-e--Caiifornia fats. fancy. save ID
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Csftie--Nafkss nominal best sseerr.
fs,7s0T.e. fAis to good Sisters, - y %
SKIS good 20 rhoics cows and hsissrst
tsefatTs. csnnsrs. ts1toz9t. balls.
sfVs. calves. fSwte.
usx~--nsesiptR. so Market strafY
Prime uairsd. % so8sTfi rough hsavy.
fste8a.s. pigs. fs.toekst
sh~~p--Tyeralpt., IT'S Market steady.
Eaat % mountain iamhs. tk0ts9 val
Icy lambs. f7.teus. yrariings. ibgi
~sthsrs. SOS. s-ss. iiSs.
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Lunch Room Robbed
of Cash and Cigars

Breaking small glass window in
a side door OF the Pike street Mer-
chants lunch, Ga pike st. early FRI
day, a burglar reached inside and un.
locked the door. He escaped with
sii6.50 In cash and a box OF cigars
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Pressure on Asphalt;
Main ". Y. List Firm
wAff. srnrrT JOURNAL. FINANCIAL RrvInw

ronk srsrs continuation % pssssnr on Asphs
the stock then rcd IN big blocks down to NJ
81
~ New haysn
Asphalt Ssg 10 nsthlshsm M bsr =; Taper
tps. of lroduc a2& Company tas OFT =
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NEW YORK. Jan e.--Demand s'er-
ling opened today At iso. francs.
90 0so3 lire, t00tsl. marks. se.eeSs.
kronsn. toIgss
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

sarar-ouist. raw. ,fts: graduated.
tas00ta0
Coff->--So. : nio spot. sac ID. No. I
Santos. i:0iskc ID.
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BARUCH FOR
joint Sales
BYFARMERS
Comes Out in Support OF
the voIstead- Capper
Measure
ny W. q. McMuRCHy

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.--hefnaf"
NJ. Raruch. New York financier. who
has been acting as financial adviser
20 the new United states Gram
Growers. Inc. has come out Strongly
IN behalf Of the Nolstead .Canper Va"
70 give producers tho rrsviiege OF CO
operative marketing. :.
Raruch points out that section OK
the Clayton antitrust act. wh'eh
psrported 60 permit producers, uh.
der certain conditions. 20 eenhlne
without violating the law. and when
has been thrown up 70 the aErien'.
furai classes ever since as a HfreciA
privilege granted 10 them. not only
was the mere shadow OF. rather than
a real privilege. and, furthermore
has been nullined by judicial inter
pretation by the courts.
SAME As A
CORPORATION
why" Baruch asks. should not
the farmers be permitted 10 accom-
rllsh by cooperation what other
businesses are permitted TO do by IN
incorporation tco-operationl III X Is
proper for men to form corporation
that controls a large part % the pro
ducfion of a commodity. why Is NOT
proper for n group Of farmers TO
unite for the marketing Of their com
mon prcsiucfss Why should u be
right for 100 900 corporate shar~hold.
ers 10 direct 40 per cent OF an indus.
Try. and wrong for ioo ooo co-cpera.
tive farmers 10 control 10 per cent OF
The wheat or the cotton OF the coun
try
Baruch does not believe In the
farmer organising flour mills 10 sell
his wheat as flour. but he does In.
sist that he has tho right 90 hire the
best wheat salesman he can ind for
hinself or for 100000. or more or
less. OF his fellow wheat growers.
WHAT FARMERS
WOULD NEED
With tho freedom 20 orEznire.
B&ruch cataiows the needs OF the
farmers as follows:
Sufficient storage Warehouses for
grain. cotton. wool and tobacco 20
meet the maximum demand az the
peak OF the marketing period
Public weighing and grading.
Certainty % credit sufficient 20 en-
able marketing % products In an or.
DERBY manner. and publication. by The
department Of agriculture. for dlstri.
button 10 producers. full Information
from markets Of the world. 80 that
they shall be as well informed OF
their selling position as buyers are OF
'theirs-
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Chicago Board of Trade
ttrtdsy's aucfstio8s)
xuru hhea ~ H. "a Nssaisg = O.
Hstlsx Heel lsallllaa
Denver Market Status

Csfti~--Rseslrts. Ice Market steady.
ets~rs. t&Uf. COWS ard kelfsfs. ts.to .
tt.Aei sterssfs and feeders. tafs0tgs.
saivea. rf.kewie
usx--lt~erlpt4 fee Market strong. Tor.
ts.st. talk. tfWfEe.
>he~p-Rse~fpts zee. Market Sc hlsh.
sf fsmt~. tts0tt. s-sa. tttsetss.
feeders. itfkUto
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
NItiAN
IAN

Wrist law Tide
fItl a NJ - r.
ttf~t tllnh tide
10 20 a ~ ia a.
second taw tide
. ~ o tn So ~
second iiixh Tide
NO D. m - q
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fIhss~sisy's ossfsfi-.sp
vurutsA>a ~ a. a. Nsessss . O.
Ustlsw tlsssi usilaias
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srhsssasr.s Qs-*sss~ssb
HuSptshea ~ a. N. Mrnntsa . Co
rstier fostsl ffaifafsa
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Jensier. Sadie. Seattle .---..-,
Nascamp. Peter. Baird 100000.
Leighton. Harriet Baird .-----L4
James. Charles. Hanna- Alta .. Y
Medcraf cecile, Seattle $1,000
Omura. Shigeru. Tscoma ...
Nkkayania ghlbuko. seattle
Close. John G.. South Bend Ill
Fleming. Mabel E. North Bend ~
kjolandrr. clifford. Tacoma -. 4
Hitler, PauiMs. jamestown. Ind
kwartrup. Oorge. Everett Ill
Lee. TereEe. Everett .....---..L
Bean. Haxeitlne D.. Asotln .-..
Imam. Jennie. Seattle -.......-
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Portland Produce
ttrsd.ys Qssgstisssy

u~~s-ifo zss ~.
kSx~-ss q zee dsa
th~>~~-~.g y tee Ia
nstt~r--2se ~.
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sArrunA

JAN.
first to~ Tide
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-06
DIVORCES GRANITE

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Peterson. Elsie from Hama
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-22
SOLDIERS WQIIII '''| GET S2o < :S EACH ]
 MONTH OF SERVICE
No Plan for Financing Bonus Made in Bill Offered by New Mexico
 Senator
By Associated Press

Washington, September 21.-Sena- tor Bursum, republican, New Mexico, late today introduced into the Senate another bonus measure, defined in it's title as "The Veterans Refund and Adjusted Compensation Act"
 The measure would provide for payments of S2o for each month Of service. together with the return Of all compulsory allotnlents made by the service men and payments on ae- count of government insurance be- tween April 5, 1917 and July l, 191a.
 The provision is made for financ- ing the bonus.
 1 Where the amount due a veteran did not exceed $50 it would be paid in 1ull October l, 1923. In all othec cases 50 per cent would be paid De- tober l, 1923. and the remainder Oe. i. tober l, 1926, together with interest at per cent.
 The obligations given by the gov ernment on unpaid sums could not be used as security for loans except under regulations prescribed by the Secretaries of War and Navy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-22
Grand Jury Indicts
 Wealthy Womonf for
 Murder of Husband
Rv Associated press

Winchester, Ky. September 21.-An indictment charging Mrs. Nancy Catherine Renaker, widow of Leon Renaker, wealthy Winchester com mission merchant, with conspiracy in the murder of her husband was re- turned here today by the Clark county grand jury.
 Indictments also were returned against Scobee Hardman and J. Reese Fox, charging them with conspiracy in the murder.
 Hardmaa and Fox already were confined in the Clark county jail, having been arrested on charges in connection with the murder of Rena- ker.
 Hardman had been held to grand jury without bond at his examining trial and bail for Fox had been fixed at $5.000.
 The bench warrant had not been served on Mrs. Renaker tonight and it was said unofficially that no att tempt to serve it would be made be- fore tomorrow. She could not be lo- cated for statement
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-22
SEAY GETS LIFE
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Florence. September 21-t Special.) The jury in the case of F. Whit Seay, charged with murder, returned a ver- dict of first degree murder at S:30 o'clock tonight. The sentence was fixed at life Imprisonment.
 Judge c. F. Almon completed his charge to the jury at $50 o'clock and the case went to the jury this afternoon. Seay showed no sign of emotion when the verdict was read in open court.
 He was on trial for the second time for the murder of his wife, Myrtle William Seay on May b. 1921. In the first trial. which was held in June, 1921, the jury returned a verdict within about one hour
 All evidence In the case was in when court re 'essed at noon and arguments were taken up when the afternoon session began at 1 o'clock. Each side was limited to two hours. Solicitor Henry D. Jones led for the state, being followed by Solicitor James C. Roberts. w. ". Gala han plead the case for the defense and k. T. Simpson, Sr., closed for the state.
 This morning the state took up the task of proving the sanity of the defendant and introduced a number of witnesses. some of them experts, to prove tlat Seay was not insane at the time he is alleged to have killed his wife.