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CHAPTER VII
White HorSes.

"A crippled Yaqul! Why the HI did
you saddle yourself with him?" roared
Relding. as he laid Gale upon the bed
Bedding had grown hard these late
violent weeks.
Because | chose whispered Gale,
in reply. 60 after him-he dropped
In the trail-across the river-near
the first big saguaro."
"Sure. Dick, sure" Belding replied
in softer tones. Then he stalked
out his heels rang on the iagstones /;
he opened a door and called: Mother
girls. here's Dick back He's done
up. Do what you can to make
him comfortable. I've got little job
on hand"
Gale slept twenty hours. Then lie
arose. thirsty. hungry, lame. over
worn. and presently went in search
Of Belding and the business Of the
day.
Your Yaqui was near dead, but
guess well pull him through" said
Beldlng
Gale told Of his experience at Papa
20 we'll.
THAT raider who tried to grind ti-
Ynqui under horses hoofs-he was
Il byena :" concluded Gale. shuddering.
"rve seen some blood spilled and some
hard sights. but that lnhuman devil took
my nerve. Why. Hs | told you. Beld-
ing. missed shot at him-not
twenty PAGES
Dick. In cases like that the sooner
YOU clean up the bunch the better"
said Bedding, grimly. las for hard
sIghts-walI Till you've seen Yaqui
do up Mexican. Bar none. that is
the limit! Dick. II I'm not mistaken.
this fellow was chief II was
waste of strength. needless risk for
you to save him, pack him back here.
But d-n the whole Greaser outfit
generally. I'm glad you dld,"
Gale remembered then to speak Of
his concern for LHdd
'LnddS didn't go out TO meet YOU"
replied Bedding. II knew You were
due In any day and. as there's been
trunble between here and CHsIta. |
srnt him that way. Since you've been
out our friend Carter lost Il bunch ni
horses and II feW steers Did you gct
II good look ut the horses those raid
ers had al PapHgo Nrll;"
Dick had learned since he had he
come n ranger 70 see everything with
keen, sure. Photographic eye; and, BE-
ing put to the test so often required Of
him. he described the horses as q
dark-colored drove. mostly bays and
blacks, with one spotted sorrel.
Some Of Csrter's-surs a. you're
bornr' exclaimed Belding.
''well. what shall do nowY' asked
Dick.
Stay here and rest" bluntly replied
Belding. "You need 1t. Let the WON
en- fuss over you-dOctor you q little.
When Jim gets back from Sonoyta I'll
know more about what we ought TO
do"
Gale had received several letters
from his sister Elsie. the last of
which he had not answered. There
had not been much opportunity for
writing on his infrequent returns 10
Forlorn River; and, besides. Elsie had
written that her father had stOrined
over what he considered Dick's failing
into wild and evil ways.
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Notice of stocLhoId-rs' Annual Meeting
Of the Lamar building and
Loan As10etatlon.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Lamar Building and
Loan Association Will be held on Mon
day. the 29th day OF January. 1923, a.
o'clock p NJ. at the office OF said
Association. 1O7 West Olive street. La
mar Colorado. for the purpose Of elect
ing board Of directors FOR the ensu-
Ing year and for the Transaction Of
such other business may legally
come before the meeting.
c. C. HUDDLESTON.
Pres. /. II. MYERS.
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MONEY TO LOAN

We are now able to take care Of
your farm loans. Drop in and see US.
Taylor G. Frick, Eli W. Gregg, Mgr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-29

case &c la ley ha sido colossal, y su
desprestigio absolute. Hasta parti-
darios sensatos de la prohibition re-
conocen que su ensayo ,ha 'sido Gala
mitoso para la normal function cons
titucional. Sc reconoce va el corrup-
tor infujo de la ley, en- Ell criterio
publico--habituado ahora las trans
gresiones mas abiertas de i'm precep-
to de la carta magma, como recurso
legftimo contra una ley absurda.
Contra 10 habitual, parece inevita-
bic esta vez una gran sinceridaG en-
las plataformas electorales de los
dos partidos. Al menos en- las dos
grandes cuestiones basicas tendran,
dem6cratas y republicanos, que pro-
nunciarse claramente. La campana
pr6xima Sc ganara o sc perdera So
bre estos dos problemas. Y al me-
nos el proxin1o presidente sera cleo
to con un manGato mas categorico
y claro que ell que recibio, con una
avalanche de votos de distintas pro-
cedencias, ell presidente Harding.
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WILSON, BRYAN V McADOO CE-
LEBRAN CONFERENCIAS CON
LOS DIRIGENTES DEL CONGRE-
SO PARA DISCUTIR Ell PROGRA-
MA DEL PARTIDO.

WASHINGTON, enero IL En-
Washington Sc han estado celebran-
do en- esta semana importantes con-
ferencias sobre t6picos cuya resolu-
cion puede infuir en- la campana de-
=m6crata para la presidencia de 1924
Y en- las cuales han tornado parte
personajes prominentes, tales como
Woodrow Wilson, William McAdoo,
William Jennings Bryan y los diri-
gentes dem6cratas del congreso.
No Sc sigue ning1n programa.
Aparentemente las conversaciones
fueron por coincidencia, pero los po-
lfticos las consideran altamente inn
portantes en- cuanto concierne al par
lido democratic, ahora fuera del po-
der en- toGas las ramas del gobierno.
McAdoo es huesped de su suegro
Wilson Y Mr.. Bryan lego por ca
sualidad Washington, dice, en- ell
momento de la vista del primero, Ia
primera vez que ell ex-secretario del
tesoro vista la capital desGe que
cambio su residencia de Nueva York
por California.
, Ambos aseguran que su presencia
en- Washington Sc debe a asuntos
personales y que aprovecharon Ia
oportunidad para verse con los diri
gentes en- ell congreso. Sc dice gu,
uno de los primeros resultados de Ii
conferencia sera la lucha por la con
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cpOl que no SGguiT Hl
. eiempIO?

Todo ell mundo sabe que una casa
construida con HERRAJES y CE-
BRADURAS marca "YALE' aumenta
en- valor ell 25 por ciento, por la garan-
tia que ofrece su patente durabilidad.
Ell Gobierno Federal de los Estados
Unidos, que es la naci6n de mejor go
bicrno tiene por norma exclusive
usar en- todos sus edifcios del Estado,
cticinss, correos, prisiones, cajas de
caudales donde Sc guardian muchos mi
les de millones archives donde estan
documentos valiosos, ETC., ETC., los HE
RRAJEs, CERRADURAS. CANDA-
DOS cIERRA PUERTAS de la mar
ca YALE.
No hay en- los Estados Unidos sun
tuosa residenc1a que no tenga los HE
RRAJEs y CERRADURAs "YALE".
Los buenos arquitectos, ingenieros
constructors y maestros de obras, sa-
ben bien que la fabrica "YALE" es
ina gloria de la manufacture Amert-
cana, que puede competir en- su rarno
con todas las fahricas del mundo.
Todas las casas de Banca de los Es-
tados Unidos tienen en- sus b6vedas
CERRADURAS DE RELoJ gus es la
dnica cerradura de mas perfecta segu-
ridad; Sc calcula que Ell rs por ciento
de la riqueza monetaria de los Esta-
dos Unidos Sc guarda con las CERRA-
DURAS marca ttYALE".
Catalogos ilustrados cuantos in
formes Sc necesiten
!. CEREcEDo HERMANos & co.
Advt.
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TOR FIN Sc I1A DEsCUBIERTo AL
FALsIFICADoR DE LAS CRUCES

Sc nos asegura Que el detective de
,rna agencia particular establecida re-
cientemente ell Puerto Rico, ha preseE-
Ia aver al verdadero autor de la fal !,
siacaci6n de las cruces en- las p2pele-
tvs, Ell cuaI es un individuo que goza
az aguna popularidad en- Puerta de
Terra, donde posee algunas cssas
La persona detenida, convicta y con-
fesa va del delito que Sc lie imputa, no
piai6 clemeneia, como afrman algurras
personas que estan completamente des-
sereditadas.
Lo tnico que hizo fue suplicar que
no Sc lie envie galeras hasta ell mes
de MARIO proximo, pues quiere yer, de
calquief manera, "Los Misterios de
yaris'', gran peicula que sera estre-
Lada mediados de Febrero. Advt.
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Ds dem6cratas de u pepaan capana pesdenciad 1924

La inc0gnita entcnces presentose ro-
deada de antecedentes y complicacio-
mes de origen inferno Y externo. Pro
blemas &c orden nacional y cuestio-
nes estrictamente internacionales, fl
guraron en- la campana de modo pre-
dominante Puede decirse que la
election en- conjunto fue decidida por
la oposici6n del pals la gesti6n in
ternacional del oresidente Wilson.
En- la election veniQera volYera a
pesar de nodo decisive el factor in
ternacionaI. La antigua lucha en-
pro Y en- contra de la liga de nacio-
nes las complicaciones europeas, ha
rasurgido va con mas vigor. La cri-
sis eurorea, presentando ell vieio pro-
bIema tan insoluble como antes Y ell
caos mas amenazador que nunca, re-
nueva los argumentos en- pro Y en-
contra de la intervention americana
en- aquellas cuestiones. De aqui la
fuerza. que va adquiriendo otra vez
la persona!idad de Mr.. Wilson, a Pc
sar de su salud decadente, de la in
mensa iinpopularidad que aun con-
serva de su retrafmiento austero
" desdenoso de la lucha de partido.
Unese Ia question international.
entire las predoninantes, una dc IN
dole interior: la prohibition. Ell fra
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Sc desde ahora librar una gran con-
tienda electoral para la designation
del pr6ximo presidente. Aparecen
en- primera Inca, segdn las informa-
clones avanzadas del campo demo-
cratico, ell ex-secretario del Tesoro,
Mr.. McAdoo, con su prestigio de di-
rector moral Gel gabinete bajo la die
tadura de Mr.. Wilson, el ap6stol
Bryan ell mismo ex presidente
Woodrow Wilson, como fguras sa-
lientes del grupo que manipala y
maniobra para el lanzamiento del
candidate a la designaci6n.>
Los republicanos, hasta ahora, no
han daGo signos efectivos de resuelta
acci6n. Mientras a veces diriase des-
cartada la reelection de Mr.. Hard
ing, otras Sc impone su fgura como
inevitable en- el cuadro Ge la campa-
ma proxima. No obstante, es aviden-
te el descontento la desunion entire
las masas republicanas, Y desde lue-
go perdido el enorme ndmero de vo-
tos dem6cratas neutros que forma-
ron la avalanche que llev6 a la Ca
sa Blanca al presidente actual.
Lo inGudable es que, nuevamente,
la election de 1923 tendra todos los
caracteres de sensational interes que
rodearon las elecciones de 1920.
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Sc Arriiendan

Ell primero y segundo piso de la casa
No. 46 Gale Salvador Brau, altos de
"a Farnacia Capella donde estuvo ell
antique "Colmado Cerecedo".
Espaciosas habitaciones Y saloneq.
Sc prefieren arrendamientos por varios
amos con solida garantia.
Para informes dirigirse al Telefono
No. 9, San Juan. ofcina de Cerecedo,
10. piso Salvador Brau No. so. Advt.
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vocatoria extraorGinaria del congre-
so despu6s del a de mario.
Los dem6cratas van a figurar en-
gran numero en- Ell congreso sexage-
simo octave ellos desean sacar
ventaja de ese hecho.
Ell presidente Harding tiene inten-
clones de enviar al congreso a una
larga vacacion despues del a &c mar
20 y menos que no Sc lie convoque
a sesiones extraordinarias no Sc vol
vera a reunir hasta diciembre, po-
cos meses antes de la campafia para
las elecciones primarias a la presi-
dencia de 1924.
Tanto Mr.. Bryan como McAdoo
han hecho yer a los dirigentes demo-
cratas que 81 Sc permite que este
programa Sc realize, ell partido de-
m6crata habra perdido su tribuna
pnblica por los nueve meses anterio-
res la campana V los oradores de-
mocratas habran perdido virtualmen-
te todas las oportunidades de 6ecir
al pals las faltas de Ia adn1inistra-
ci6n republican,.
LA CAMPANA ELECTORAL,
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LAS oFICINAs DE coRREo
DE PONCE TRAsLADADAS

AVER fueron trasladadas al nuevo
eJifcio de don Lucas P. Valdivieso,
sito en- Ponce, las ofcinas de correo de
aqueua poblaci6n. Ell nuevo "Post-
Office" Sc encuentra en- la planta ba-
ia del hermosc edifcio. La planta alta
la ocupa Ell Casino de Ponce.
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1NDULTo

FL Gobernador INFERNO ha indulta
do al confnado Antonio Nieves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Vessels in Port at Seattle

aralth Cove Tsrminsi--Pisr A--atr Rooss.
Welt. str Willie A illzxias
Great Northsrn Tsrminli---itr Tokiva
MARI
PIER is-str Assy.asr. str TypdAru.
Pier ii-n-nkta Ferss, Pride
Pier t-Htr san Diego.
Pisr f-hu Victoria. Eir oduna. str JEFF
ferson.
Pier p-au Adrnirai wstson.
Pacific Coast Coal Dunksrs-u. q. O. q.
anohamish.
Pacific oe..s EnxiassrinE worss-u. h
q. a Barrsyor.
counsetieuf Street Tsrninai-sohr sophie
chfirtsnsoa. str noraoa X BARTER.
Atlantic street Terminal--achF cafnAno
Hammond Miit--atr Mystic
stacy Street Tertntnai-u a o. a Dsti-
wood. u, a &. A. nsrnsids
fuast SQUAD bridge and Dredging CO..
Str Patterson.
LAiiy Cos Tsruinsi--asr Rinaios
Drummoud flghrrrsge oo.--atr Jeha q
Kirkpatrick
sst,lsson's Miii-atr Hissy ssar Hose Ma
honey.
Yves, ssstii. TrzsziAs ssssies--u. a n
EaEFs Ne. 81
HsffsFmsn's prydoek--etr p~p.~~. mo-
ternhip or-roo.
Alaska H,eamship Hcoriaxs--8tr H.6on-
%. ctr Jnrear. str, ysid-A
y. n shipping Beard Moorinxs--lstr Too
Mum. str Anna r- Morsa str Silver
ado. SER Gross Keys. s,r p.iirh,, str
wAiiinsford. ar West f,on. sta West
MARYLAND. str Luhrfea.
Wtusiow Nsrtne Hailway--str punifioo.
bark belfast. large coquitiara CITY,
ekfn James Tafi. Star whAlsfs No.
4. (. and o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10

GREAT STAR
is PRAISED

BOSTON. Feb io,-'-rho greatest
ID hig league prospect ! have seen
In years. A college player who has
ahown mo more ability than did
either George sinler or frankie
Frtsch Ia their college days"
That 70 tho glowing tribute paid
'Jooko" conlon. Harvard shorta,op
by Jack slAttery. basrbali coach AZ
that institution.
Conlon has turt been sirncd BY the
Boston Bravcs and win got a chance
20 mako good giattsry's prediction.
slattsry. . former big ioagus play.
or. aside from his dut,rs an Harvard
coach. II big league scout No
doubt. his Influence caused Conion 10
aign with tho Braves.
II raw FrfHch play when he was
at Fordhnm. and looked Slnier over
when he starred at Michigan. but
Rrn willing 10 80 on wcord as saying
neither OF these two starr looked any
better than conlon In their college
days.
II miss my guess II no isn't sen.
Hation in the National league inside
Of eoupso OF years" concluded tho
Harvard coach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
WOOL RATES
POSTPONED

WASHINGTON, heb. 10. - Pro.
posed readjustments in rates on wool
and mohair in carload lots or less
from Pacific Coast and intermediate
points TO all points In Colorado.
Wyoming and Eastern United States,
which wero TO have been put into ef.
feet today by Western trnnscon.
tinentai roads, were suspended by
the interstate commerce commission
today.
Tho new schedules would have
raised the rates on wool and mohnir
from Pacific Coast points TO Chicago
and Boston rs cents per hundred
pounds. but would have reduced
rates from Reno. New. tho center OF
a largo wool.growing region. to Chi
cago 2 cents, md TO Boston Q cents.
The proposed rites were ordered
suspended until Juno 10. In the
meantime the commission win invcs.
tigate conditions surrounding trans.
portntlon OF wool. Seven Of the prln.
cipal transcontlncntal roads wora M
foctod by tho commissions order TO.
day.
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Vessels in Other Ports

rseomA-feh. e--Afrired. ctr fsouomi.
rrem Seattle. AZ a nj ntr nrookdais
from Seattle. At a m.
Fort oamhle-fsh. t-aAiied. str KA-
trina Lackeneach for ksw York Via Port
Ludiow, AZ - m-
fort rownssnd--Fsb. s-raa.sd N. str
AeiHen haru for Seattle. a IA.
ean francisco-reh 1-Arrtred str
Admiral Dewey from san Pedro, 9 a M. .
str Nsponaet from Seattle, az 8 a, IN Pea
Str y ., f-ucksnhaoh from seattle q
a m. Sailed. afr Port Angeles towinE
barge chas Nelson Tor Hsattls via Port
Angeles, I .. mi str rivsrton for feat
lie, I p m. ctr pakotAn for Seattle. AZ
nidniEhtl str Point judith for SEATTLE via
Portland. AZ midnight
Goes hay-rsb ARRIVED. SIR M
uaires nom Seattle. 4 ,. m
AaihoA-Fah. s-aaiisd. str JaosA
Luehsnbaeh for Scatter ctr MlnnesotAh
for Seattle
Fhiiadsiphia--Feh. t-Arrived. ctr Be.-
eeusr CITY from seattle.
rakohamA--Fsh. e-Arrtv~d. str Ha-
veil Aaru from Hsattie
kobv-rsb. failed. str Ibuktsan
FOR Seattle via portA
HhAnghai-rvh ARRIVED. str Emp
resa Of Australia from YAneouvsr
Naniia-Fpb, s-Arrivsd. str President
iAchsou from Besttis via portA
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/ AGENTS WANTED

81 AN HOUR EASILY MADE SELL
ing our kitchen necessities Guar
territory. write for our proposi-
ton. Bacon Sales Co. 80 Church
at., New York city.
WE WILL PAY YOU TO DISTRTB-
ute religious literature in your
community. Steady work. Man or
woman. Experience unnecessary.
Act quickly. Universal Bible
House. Philadelphia.
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STEEL TONNAGE

NEW YORK. Feb. io.--JThe United
States Steel corporation reported an
untitled tonnage m OF January ~ OF
s.eio.TTs against s,Ti5.Tos December
81: 6.sio.:ts November 30. and g..
1ti, CTS January 81. 1874.
The Increase OF isb.0Ts over last
month viii add 10 generally batter
feeling In the steal industry. which
has been eheerci recently by Opt.
mistic statements by Judge Gary.
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Arrivals and Departures

AishiNl-D-rsh. s-au Dorothy Alss-
andsf from san Diego Via ports. az a
NJ str iehn n Kirkpatrick from Han
fedre, a. siio a M ctr san Diego from
so fedro, AZ 1fae q M Feb. k-ftr
Princess Eua from n o parta al . p. m. :
str Ssefaskau from Tacoma 81 p m.f
at t9ndaFaus from Manila via ports. al
esk p mss str Admiral RrhisF from
hNsrvtt Via BeliinghAm and Vancouver
- g. Al sac o M sT nreakdsls from
oAn Ftenttsco VIA Everett az sac .. m.
eAiflD-reb str SstrastAn for
New lofk Via pcrts. AZ q. ma ctr Ad-
mirai schisy sor san redro via Haa Fran
ciaee, AZ a m. str AatyanAH Tor uiAs-
sos Via ports. az sac p m. str Brook
dale fgr Tacoma. at t,it a m. feb Q
str Steel beafarpr for New York via
ports, a. p m stF konGosan Maru for
Kobe VIA rekohAmA. az 1850 y, M u. a
- a. hAids Tor cruise, a. p, m. ctr
SoFthlAnd for ian Franchise. az noon,
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GRAIN PRICES
UP SLIGHTLY

CHICAGO. Feb s.-Grain price.
closed fraetionRlly higher on the
thieNEo beard ~ trade today. after
an orratic reaaion due 10 conflicting
reports regarding the Turkish Brit
leh situation, Roth wheat and corn
made new highs for the movement.
but reacted later. Provisions closed
lower.
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PRICE BOOST
IS EXPECTED
Commodities viii Probably
Advance Monday

With the market well supplied
with seasonal vegetables an IN.
creased activity was noted on the
frult and produce market Saturday.
The week end trade was active
enough 10 bring a stiffened tone 10
many commodities. Lettuce. cauli.
flower and celery showed the frm-
mess more than any others and
price advances may be expected
Monday No important changes
were made on the street Saturday
Tho local butter and esq markets
were steady.
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Public Markets
sANrrAHY


stall 100. rSs. best cane sugar, s,a
stalls H-it.is. oranges. toa. sec. see dor
srtichokes. Tee each. for sso: new peas,
lee ~. tomatoes. SEQ 10. stall 81. Ts.
Garden strawberry and rapbsrry PRIV
serves. sic NJ. home mgs~ nayonnAIss.
co. n. Stats ts-aT. 0hirardsiiI's ehooo-
late. asc fb... Ms Tte; eo1rs search
iiEhf matches. skc. Feis NapthA soap.
zoe; black figs. ms iso. Stall ., 4
is-. nat margarine. ESQ; pulis, ssgs. SO.
standards. SIC staiis ti.ts. crab meat.
100 ~. shrimp nsai. iee 10. Stall ~,
Instant Postum. Large sira $50. fancy
ns~ pack. shrimp. s-ox. can i6c: Craps
Nuts. lie pkg; good ostsup. pit bottlN
ise. Stalls t7T-fts. purs Yakima honey,
s-rs. pail. sse; ioxsnbsrr7 jam. an. can
81; canned charles. iso
CoRSER
stan 10, Creme OIL soap, Ia 4 bars
7se: snidsr,s catsup. $50: chill sauce, 40;
I.1nox soap, "a, bars isc. Stall .. lamb
roast. "a. veal roast. me; lamb chops,
Z nos. $50: veal chops. : Ms. $50. Htails
fe2-1fo. cans Del Monts tomatoes, 500;
nut margarine. lbs. $50: fbr. sesdie-s
raisfns. 7sc. ts-rb. sack patent flour.
ti.ss sJ.ss Pike ST., beef stsw. 80;
lamb chops. me- pot roast. sol Eastern
sugar cured baoorf $50; sirioin stsak. ise.
PIKE PLACE
Stall ~. = fbs. best cane sugar. sao
ms. brown sugar, sic Stall 81, fancy
creamery buttsr. tpc: New York cheese.
7bc. psanu, butter. 100 Stall ~. prunes.
2 ms. isc. coffee. 7to ~. matches. .
boxes 5oc; cocoa. fbr. 7sc Stall 80,
fresh smeits. 100 10: salmon. 1906 tender
ioin Of sole. 7go N. Stall IS. Boston
steamed brown bread. 7so. potato and
vegetable combination saiad. aoc pt.
Stall 81. pure cocoa. $50 NJ; coffee. acc.
stan 81. 4.fb. pail Yakima honey. 1906
apple Jelly. 1sc 10; chicken tamaies. 7Bs
Stall ss. sweet pickles. 100 and up; India
relish. Csc; horniny. ibc at; mustard
pickles. $50 pit. f52s Pike pi, Del Monte
tomatoes. large cans SOC. graham
crackers. lBc NJ; Kelloggs bran. zoe:
Holly flour. ts-ib. sack ii.eb
ECONOMY
StaiI 3s. fOa. best cane sugar. s7c.
Stalls 7-s-s. s-fb. can crisco. ft.s5. 4 ms
Sun Maid seeded or aoedcss ralainH. Csc.
onnaiss, Zoo M: home made sandwich
spread. SOC NJ. Rogera' peanut buttor,
itc ID. Stall 20. chocolate. 2bo NJ, black
pcpperN2tc NJ pop corn, ms i5c; pea
nuts. ms. sbc. Stall 20. Yakima Gems,
81 per sack, doilvered saullflower ibo
hoad; bananas, 2bc and 900 doz. solid
pack tomatoes, 1sc NJ. Stall 30, good
creamery butter. 500 No.. sharp full
croam cheese. $50 ID: 5-ib. can best
honey. 7bo. Stalls 3f-7s. acc
cans Socksyo salmon. 4bc; acc large bottle
snldsrs oatHup. 2ao; 2 largo pkgs. now
Sun Maid rccdlers rnisIns $50. stoll.
worck's cocoa. I'm. can 55o.
wEsTLAKE
Stalls 1911. 4 ms. rolled oats. 7bc: re-
lance coffee. 2 ms. ttib. oocoanut white
soap. bars gbc; SwlftB Pride washing
powder, 2gc; Golden West spices loo can
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San Francisco Produce
rlday's Qaoiailsas

Fridayr Quotaftsns
butufrr--ExtrAs. tthc n. prime fifsts.
tSsc le.i ftrata. ave 10.
Exr-Extras. 81 NC doE; sxtr. pallets.
ssc dos.s undsrrifad pallets, sac dos
Chec~e-caiisornia fiais fancy. ave ID,
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Sugar Stocks Feature
of N. Y. Market OPENING

ks
epnns 81 psa s peiass on tSA IT, gsrket
At =. hAis
remainder ~ ne st knsItss friday eong levels
American .treleug d NsA. Motor.
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The Seattle Star

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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Fridays oustaiisos
SurAr-atrouGer. Na~. ttffeT.fa. re-
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Coffee-Se. Rio spot. Ia eite 10; Ne.
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Foreign Exchange

NETWORK, Feb. p.--Foroign OK
change opened firm. Sterling. ;s.e7H;
frapcs. ;o.0s25; lire, 1o.otsa; marks,
70 ooo'''
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