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1NsrALAc1oN OFFICIAL.
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-
tir en- esta nueva Union cualquier
compahero del oficio que solicite su
ingreso de cualquiera localdad de
Puerto Rico, pues hay la intencion de
pedir permiso para organizar en- esta
Union todos los albafiiles del pals.
La directiva de la Union y el Dipu-
tado Anselmo Manzano, Sc proponen
aprovechar la cruzada de propaganda
g Iustracion que Sc va a llevar a efec
to en- Ell pals, para engrandecer esta
union tanto como sea possible.
A las II de la noche Sc tern,ino el
acto de installation, saliendo todos sa-
tisfechos de la seriedad que Sc lie do
al acto y convencidos una vez mas de
que la orgnaizacion sin distinction de
creencias politicas nj religiosas SIN
prejuicios de razas nj colores, es el ar
ma mas poderosa de que disponen Us
trabajadores de todos los oficios para
conquistar su propia redencion.
Nicomedes ALLENDE,
Sec. Corresponsal
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MANTENCA LIMPIAS !.
SUS AMIGDALAS
RESFRIADOS CATARROS INFLUENZA Y AFECCIONES DE LA
GARCANTA, PUEDEN FACILMENTE EVITARSE, MANTE- #
NIENDO LA BOCA, DIENTES, AMIGDALAS NARIZ,
IIBRES DE MICORBIOS INFECCIONES

roso polvo antiseptico, libre de ingredlenta
venenosos. Gargaras de MU-COL, tibias o
calientes al acostarse y levantarse, SON de
inestimable valor y 81 hay obstruction en-
la nariz, la soluci6n debe aspirarse de Ia
palma de la mano o puede usar-se una
ducha nasal, que limpiara las cavldades y
facilitara la respiration natural. Contin6e
este tratalniento sin interruption no
tendra que temerle la Influenza epf
demias de grippe y catarros..
Todo Doctor que conoce Ell MC-COL
no recetara nunca otra cosa para resta-
blecer las membranes mucosas de La naru
y garganta, cuardo estan en- condici6f
acatarrada.
Consiga hoy mismo un paquete y ten
gallo siempre la mano. No admita susti
tut1s, pida y exija MUCOL.
lie venta en- todas las boticas ac-edita
das
7 THE MU-CoL COMPANY, Inc,
Buffalo, n. Y. ". U. 4
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CON Ell ESCALPHO

cir que 10 es, ha dividido y subdivi-
dido la familia insular, ha recrudecido
viejos agravios despertado suspica-
cias, presionado las minorias y ha da-
do genesis un nuevo aspecto de lu-
cha que, 81 bien inevitable, pudo al
nenos retardarse algdn tempo mas y
hacerse menos aggressive Nos referi-
mos a La lucha de classes.
La aristocratica contextura de los
hombres dirigentes de la Aianza, bien
definidad caracterizada por sus pro-
pios actos. ha despertado do,lnidos re-
sentimientos dado pabulo una mar
cada tendencia de agrupamiento de
elementos ha POGO fraternizantes. Y
empiezan a agruparse las classes adine-
radas, de un lado, y, de osro, las cia-
ses asalariadaS. este es, el capital y
ell trabajo. FL POGO disimulado despre-
clio de los jefes de Ia Aianza para
las clases pobres ha alberto GAUGE q
este movimiento cuyas corsecuencias
no Sc haran esperar mucho. Funesto
porvenir este de odios que va ennegre-
ciendo Ell horizonte, y del cual son res
ponsab bles los que no srpieron dominar
sus arrebatos de grandeza, sus inclina-
clones de domesticidad ante los mas
fuertes desoyeron La voz de la con-
ciencia propia.
Y aun podemos detenernos en- la pen
diente que nos precipita en- Ell abis-
mo, 81 aun quedaran fibras en- que la
tiera ell amor patrio y valor moral su-
ficiente para reaccionar contra ell NAL
ditto vertigo de grandeza que nos posee.
Andres G. COLBERG.
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EStd su Sdn6re
Cdrgddd de
Impurezas :?

Humores, erupciones cutaneas,
tumores, son sintomas rnalignos in
dicatiyos de sangre impura, que pide
a gritos un depuratiyo efcaz que
arranque esos elementos de corrup-
cion que consumer la vitalidad. Sin
duda habra ID ''ensayado" otros
depurativos, pero el NAL persiste o
vuelve al POGO tempo.
Miles de personas han hallado
Ell HERO NUXADO ell YER
dadero depurativo obtenido bene-
ficios mucho 1nayores de 10 que es-
peraban Solo EN- los Estados Uni
dos nada menos, que cinco rnillones
de frasquitos sc venden anualrnente.
1enga bien en- cuenta que HlERRO
NUXADO contiene hierro como el
mismo hierro de Ia sangre humana
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y que, como saben todos los medi
COS, sin hierro su sangre no puede
ser pura nj producer vitalidad y
energia A I'd. le toca comprobar
las virtudes medicinales de este re-
nombrado producto. que recomen-
damos Ell plcna conhanza de que no
causara desengaflo. HI E R R Q
NUXADO no es ''un curalo todo"
Y solo Sc recomienda para los desa-
rreglos de la sangre y los nervios,
tales como sangre i1npura, reuma-
tismo, aneinia, neurastenia, depre-
sion debilidad nerviosa y falta
de virilidad.
Dos semanas de1nostraran 10 bien
que puede hacerle el HERO
NUXADO. Pongaio a la prueba.
Todas las buenas boticas 10 yendeu,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21

Las autor;dades medicas, estan de
acuerdo en- que las amfgdalas, deben ser
propiamente desinfectadas todos los dias,
pues cuando estas Sc infectan, causan el
recrecimiento de las glandulas del cuello,
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LICOR VITAL

Ell Remedio mas usado para Grippe,
Catarros, Tos y Resfriados. Po1eroso
desiofestante de los pulmo les. LlCOR
VITAL, foriifica robustece los orga-
nismos delicados. Sc vende en- todas las
farmacias de PRESTIGE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-29
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tsrrninal-Pior lo-str
Nosen Maru, kongosan Maru.
Union OIL co. TorminaI-sir Dorothy
wintermote.
Bell Street Remarkably. 8. L. IL T.
Fern.
Pier Ii--str Achilles.
Pier Str Sidney 81. Hauptman.
Pier Str Alameda.
Pier B-strs Admiral Hodmsn. Ruth
Alexander
Pier D-Emmh Alexander.
Union Pacific Terminal--U. g. 8. Discov-
crer. ctr Manukal
Pacific Coast Coal Bunksrs-U. 9. l.. a
Umatliia.
u. - Shipping Board soorinr.-s,rs
Een'eru Gale. Aemnou.
Cor nee'frut Street Tormiual--u. a. q
A,se on Co. rerminai-su WIN r.
Hsrrln.
Northiand.
King q wings-schr RUBY, ms Anvil.
Stacy Street Termiusl-As MIssourian.
Iisnford Street TerminaI--str ssgndahoe.
Dutnies Terminal-U. 8. q. Connecticut.
East Waterway Dock 4 Warehouaa "a
Str Robort Luckonbach.
Todd Dry Dooks-ftrs II. II. Alexander.
West Gambo. Admiral Perry. Tona
Luckenbach. Margaret Dollar, Admiral
Rogers.
Ames TermInal-str Nordhay
Eottieton's Mill--str Yonan Maru.
West Seattle Eloyator--str Rhtsurn
Maru.
Heffernan's Dry Dock-strs Rainier.
OweEo.
Training ststion-Eagio no. 81.
Tsylor'H hiill--Btr Soiano.
Alaska Steamship Moorings--strs Jsffer-
son. Ietohlkan. Rodondo.
Alaska Hteamshlp Moorings port Blake
ioy)--Stra Oduna. Tnnana.
winsiov Marine Railway fEagls Harbor1
Str Griffdu. schrs Betsy Ross. Ca.
mano. Ella A.. Sophie Christensen.
Meteor and Aiumna. bktns Anne comyn
ana Charles y. Croker, barges Coauit-
lam GUY. Crlffson and Henry Willard.
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Building Permits

10. Fisher. 753s ztih ave. N. W. frame
residence. $1,000.
Otto Inland. ga y. sist st. frame resi-
dcnec. 7srss. $4,000.
J. u. Spencer. s5os slrth ava n. r.
frame residence. 1880. 1900.
A. c. Peterson. s2a w. nth. frnmo resi-
dcnce. sox5t. $4,000.
r. A. obrist. sis ~. 7sd. frame resi-
dsnce. 2srss. $1,000.
Earl D. Rice. 77t6 18th N. T.. trans
residence. 2ir5o. ff.ioo.
W. u. Litehfi.ld. 1871 77th & w. frame
residence. zsx56. $500.
standard Bldg. Co.. s7si tTth 2. W..
standard Bldg. CO.. .72i a7th q. W..
franc residence. 95I7t. ta.soo.
frame residence. aox7s. i7.soo.
standard Bldg. Co.. 373i s7th Q. W..
frame residence. asy7s. $4,000
Y. y. Csuody. 1875 waltman ave-. frsfns
residence. etrs7, i3,son.
NJ. 7, Bowie. batsts Ballard. frame gar
ago. ts.srss. $1,000.
Will =. Bell. Beaboard bldg, frame resi-
dencs. 2sIst. $500.
p. T.. Borgc. sit ~. Tsrd. Franc resi-
dsnes ssxa5, $4,000.
W. Anderson. sia w. Draws at. franc
residence. s5x3s. $500.
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GRAIN VALUES
TAKE UPTURN
Good Buying Response Noted
on Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-Grains re-
sponded 70 good buying near the
close on the Chicago board of trade.
sharp upturnA brought values well
above the opening level Most Of the
session was dull with lower prices
prevailing.
Wheat underwent few changes
around the low point OF 1he day IN
W near the close. when good buying
developed Decrease OF 22fs.00O
bushels In the visible supply. some
export business and moderate miller
demand were mainly responsible for
tho turn about.
Decrease in visible supply, i'm
proved feeder demand and sharpIv
dlminished country offerings as wen
AZ strength in wheat scored for corn
aubstantiAl gains that brought
prices into higher territory.
normally az this time OF the year
corn stocks show large increases.
strong cash market Induced by
petter Eastern demand. decrease Ia
flslble stocks. gave strength to the
oats market
provisions firmsd up with grains.
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Public Markets
wTsTLkKE


Stall ios. No. 10 corn meal. s5c. Royal
baking powder. toc: Amo. Sc: large roll
toilet. &c; MS cocoa. abe. grape Juice.
toc at. Stall i57. fresh creamery butter.
zoe 10. fresh ranch eggs. ssc don: mild
cream cheese. 400 ID: dllis. or loe.
Stall iai. bacon. zoe. CSC 10: ham. 2be
10. pionies, isc 10. Sugar stall. Ccnton-
Mai Best flour. 20 fon. ,ies; bars cryn-
tai white soap. .be: scratch. 100 ibr.
$40. $3.50 corn and wheat, ta,a5.
wheat, 40 lbs. 1910. Stall ist. yellow
turnips. 100 lbs toe. onions, 100 lbs.
si.soi stayrnen winosaps. T5e box: Rome
Beauty, Ito boz.
SANITARY
Stalls ai-ss. Olympia oysters, $50 NJ. /:
crab meat. 500 10: Columbia river smelts.
iLc, for csc: shrimp meat. coo NJ; fresh
herring. ms. tic. skinned sole. itc. .
for 2sc. stsiln R-l3-i5 and stall i6t.
sunkist oranges. 25c. soc, 4oc. 500 doE. I:
yellow Newton apples. 4oc doz.. si.75
box. deliyered; Florida grapefruit. i5c. I:
for 3bo. dry onions, &c 10, lbs. csc.
Stall a., TeaEardcu preserves, strawberry
and raspberry. 3ac ~. blackberry. a5c
NJ; marmaiade. 25c 10: pure fruit jam
or Jelly. zoe N. Stall 1855. best but
ter. b7c 10. fbs. ti.bo. creamery but
ter. 4Tc. ms. $40; full mild cream
choose, 800 no: best swiss cheese. Csc
~: olcomargarine. : ros. tsc. Stalls a.
as.3I. ohirardoiirs chocolate. 2po ~, .
fos 7so. Hills bulk coffee. 9sc H.; 2
ros. bulk soedless ralslns. $50.
CORNER
Stalls is-77. very best butter. &c, : ms
ti.bb. creamery butter t1c. lbs. si.io;
full mild cream cheese 9oe: best Swiss
cheese, b5c. oleomarKarlno. lbs. lSc.
Stall :. loin lamb roast. iihc: shoulder
lamb. sac. veal roast. i2iso. beef roast.
i2hci hamburger and sausage, iane.
Eastern ham. 23bc; Eastern bacon, ssbc.
Stall Is. nice silver smelts, Ice; herring.
for i5c, for abo; red silver salmon,
zoe; nieo kipporcd salmon. zoe. Stalls
pt-ss Pike st, pot roast, Sc; neck bonon.
q for SIC; lamb chops. lave; lamb roast'
sSoi plonicA. isko, steak. i5e.
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Arrivals ard Departures

Arriyed-Jan. 23.--5tr Ruth Alexander
from san Diego via ports. at z a. M;
str Dorothy wintermote from Los An
gelss, at B. m. str Sidney 81. Haupt-
man from Baltimore via ports. at r.
M, str saginaw from Tacoma via Oiyrn-
pla, at $40 a. m. Jan. 2s--Str Northland
from Tacoma. at p. M; str Robert
Lu.kenbach from Everett. at II p. nj:
ctr VIM. y. Herrin from ssn Francisco.
at 4:i5 o. M: u. y. G. q. Snohominh from
Puget Sound naval station, at $40 p.
M; str Tivcr.on from San Francisco via
Everett. az 1870 .. M: str Bllycrndo
from Tacoma at 1910 .. m.
sailsd---Jan. 25,--str Dorothy Winter
mote for Tacoma, at II n. M; rtr liver
ton for San Francisco via Port Gamble.
AZ s:4s r. m; y. s. 9. q. Sn,ihomisb for
Puget Found naval station. at a. M i:
l. II. T. Nanzanita for -.storia, at :
N. M; str BaginEw for San Francisco via
Nukilteo and Port Angeles, OF $3.50 n
M; str ellverado for Ban Francisco. At
1906 a. m. Jan. 2s--str Admiral sebres
for Tacoma, at 5:5o y. M; str Admiral
Dewey for Los Angeles via Han i'rancia-
co, at .. M; ctr Capt. A j. Lucas for
1iichinond, at 1870 y. "a
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PIKE PLACE

stall II. lbs. best cano sugar, Ttc-
stan -, tomatoes. corn. peas. cans sbc:
coffee. ground whilo you walt, J lbs. 81:
assorted campbolis, % can; cocoa. ioc. >
lbs. 2tc: pastry flour. ION. sack 3Sc.
Stall 81, butter, 4sc, : fbs. 7se: strictly
fresh standard eggs. t2o doz.. mtld
cheese, sac; Yakima honey. 5-in. pail Tsa
stan 30. good pink salmon. cans csc:
sun Maid raisins. is-oz. pkgs. for sSc:
PACK flgn. ibe 10. Stall &c. fresh smeits.
lso ~. fresh herring, &c ID; fresh
skinned solcs, for csc. i577 Pike pi,
specials on all meats
ECONOMY
ahl ~, fbs best cane sugar. 7tc.
stail %, orange marmaiado. zoe 10; new
kraut. OTIS. i5c: home msyon-
naiso. sse 10, hominy. 1sc Of. Stall 20,
new walnuts. ibo 10; large sweet oranges.
dox, ssc. chcstnuts. imported. ibe; Jap
oranges. $50 box. .ibc dor.; juicy lemons.
Tor loo; beat cranberries, Use 10. Stall
~, supreme blend coffee <oc 10, fos.
'ec, ms. ;i.i0. Orange Pekoe blend
black tea, eoc 10: Ghirardeilrs ohoco-
late. 10. acc. fos. ssc: new pack raj
SINS. pkgs. sBe. Hi-Gradc green tea,
soc. Stall 3s. TOO s-io. sack New York
ouekwheat flour. <pc: i5c pkg. Quick
Quaker oats. ioc. cans Campbeil's to-
inato soup. acc; pure Italian olive oil.
qt Toe b-gal. ti.tS; ms. choice new
pruncs. 2se; pkgs. Ringsfords corn
starch Csc. s5c bottle pure vanilla or
lemon extract. ?bc: los. finest new
soedless raisins. 57c.
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STRIKES END
BOOSTS MART
Gasoline Price Advances
Also Affect Issues
WALL STREET JOURNAL FIsAy-
GAL REVIEW

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-stsriinE
gained more than a cont IN the Early
dealings IA tho foreign s1changs
market In response 10 tho settle
ment Of the British railroad strika.
a diminution Of Abs irregular ten
dency 10 evidence IN the general
stock list Monday was noted Ut tho
start Of trading.
The Pan American OIL Issues yer.
again heavily offered. breaking 10
around tho low levels Of tho current
reaction. But the domestic oils we've
sustained ~ further gasoline price
advances BY Standard oil Of New
Jfrnsy and Louisiana.
The rails displayed more strength
thhn tho induHtriaiH. New York Gene
tIhl ana = 4 o. being In demand
rise. 'HE
Opening prices included: United
stats Rubber. 3gE, or 4 Atchisor''
iigl q 4 O., 10. up x: United
States Steel. i6aE. up X: General
hotofH. Ifk: New York Central
iytl Pennayivnnia. 40. orr 3, PAN
american Petroleum. asB, ID x.
TEXAS Company. 45h. up Il.
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New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Jan. sa.-Tho following ar
tlelos OF incorporation have been flied
in the office OF the secretary OF state (;
Pacific Northwest Lands & Securities
Co.. Seattle. $500. =. y. O'Brion. II.
wesley Phelps and Stanley =. Stewart
Speciality Finance Co. Inc, Seattle.
$4,000. Christian TJoseylg. T.. u. Eau
rote. l.. o. WATSON and Gins A. Bunkor.
John 8. Hudson. Inc. Seattle. $4,000.
John y. Hudson and II. q. sutton. To
engage IN construction and building.
Tho Fontains Co., len, Seattle, $500.
I. a. Colhorns and Ella Lane. To max,
compound. produce. manufacture and sell
all kinds OF toilet preparations.
L.Mastsr Inv. Co., Seattle. $4,000. O.
n. JeMaster. A. d. Clark and J. u.
schooicy.
gwnyno a froy,. San Francisco. Cal.
100000. Power Of attorney to Howard
g. Brown. Seattle.
Cyrus Pelres a Co.. San Francisco.
Certificate OF withdrawal
This Northwestern seearliy Co.. Seat
Ito Increasing stock from $4,000 TO
$4,000.
winthrop Motor Co.. Tacoma. 10000.
J. X Gordon. II. y. Eisenhower and II.
a. Thompson.
phillips-Thompso boz Co. BinEer,
- 900. John II. Phillips and clifford w.
Thompson.
Washington Investment co. Of Kciso.
$50. 900 Brooks. o. ~ jackson and
Chas. d. Mccarthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-29
WHY JIMMY KICKS

why do you dislike me so, Jim.
my?' asked tho girls sutton Of her
Kid brother. what have 1 done TO
deserve IT."
We'll. when you call on sis you
put the clock back an hour, and
that makes me late for school and /
get licked for it."-Amcrican Legion
Weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-29
BANK CLEARINGS
Seattle
DIFFERENT

The man who is taking statistics
for the new city directory approaches
a movers home In the suburb. AT
the doorway stands a stout. detcr.
mined looking lady.
Madam. my call is official. I am
compiling statistics on the !nhabi.
tants In this part of our city. Might
ask what your name Isl"
"Duffy-Honoria Duffy
sand your husbands namo?-
Naturally It's tho same as mo
own-Duffy."
II mean his full name"
well, when he's full. no thinks
It's Jack Dempsey. but when l lay
mo hands on him IT'S stu Duffy
Mcknight Syndicat =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-29
Ted Faulk Knitted
by Incensed Negro

TACOMA, Jan. 29.--Ted Faulls,
former University OF Washington
football star suffered two knife
wounds in his face last night when
attacked by negro jahitor in an
office building here.
The negro became incenscd when
raulk greeted him with Hello. Ras.
tu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-29
Portland Live Stock

1886. Market, steady.
Good steers. sT.:Sas.so: medium. 1915
GzRS: good cows and hclfers, $3.50
SIS; Gamers. ss63: bulls, fs3ase:
calves. sts08lo.so
s.341. Market. steady.
Medium TO choice. s7.5097.ss: heavy,
N.spGs.Ts. pigs. ss9T7S
s7t Market. steady.
Medium TO choice lambs, siI 6r.: year
iings. s60s.so: wethers. ;5s0Cs.5o:
ewes. t5.se0s.so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-29
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-Forelgn eY-
change opened higher. Sterling demand,
st..5ts: francs. so.osssn; lire. so.osa,B;
Belgian. to.osi5: marks. t.Soe. GOO. eoe, 200
to the dollar.
The foreign exchange market closed
M. Sterling demand, tt.s&a. UP III:
francs. demand. sootsois. up so.oaos y;
lire. demand. so.otssh. up so.oool: Bel
gian. to.otosts. up so.ooosx: marks, a.
500. 900. 900, 600 20 the dollar; Russia. ass,
Yokohama ven. lS1b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-29
Denver Live Stock

Csftie-Receirta. 5000. Market, steady
20 lie lower. Beef steers. t7.SeGsI
cows and heiferr. iLTS97.so: calves. I
u9io,so. Stoese-s a-a feeders. 1890
7.7S. bulls. t..6pG6.
HoEs-Reeeipts. 1900. Market. ioaiso
lower. TOP. 1855. bulk. .sssasss:
PIGS, ts6k7s.
Sheep Receipts. t.7ee. Market. strong
10 &c higher. Fat lambs. ,i.Gis:
feeder lambs sil.s9I12s; ewes. 50
17.7s.
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RET ALTERS Get
Eco PRICE DROP
Lettuce Is Advanced TO
S3.25 Per Crate

Yesterdays drop IN prices Of eggs
10 tine fhipper was reflected Tues.
day morning IN quotations 20 tho 70
taller. who was being quoted 80 cents
on fresh ranch white shell. Pullet
eggs remained steady AZ 80 cents.
Lettuce marked the only impor-
iant change IN local produce. ad'
yanelng 10 1875 per cratic for stand
nrh nnnlltv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-29
WATER sHUT.OFF

Water will DO shut Off In the
district west OF tho tracks in
Georgetown from II y. m. Tues.
day 10 5 n. m. Wednesday, nc.
cording TO announcement at the
city water department offices
Tuesday noon.
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San Francisco Produce

Mondays Quotations
Butter-Extras. s.e ID: primo firs.s. 800
10.
EgEr-Extraa ssc dor; extra puiists. $50
doz.; understood pallets, 2oc dog.
Checse-cai. fats. fancy. $50 10.
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LIVE STOCK
Qnetsiions At union s,oekyards
VEGETABLES
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers

rfhe prices given are those made 20
iriall dealers ~ whoieaaisfh with few
seasonal excsptioua. prices 70 producers
can 10 figured ~ dsdpetinE the coz; Of
transportation 70 Seattle and approri-
matsly IS per ernt for hauling. storage
and selling costl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-29
100 FROM NORWAY

Norway viii enter ut least 100
athletes in tho olympic games at
Paris,
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Weather Bureau Report

TATooiyH ISLAND. Jan. :5--G q. M
Failing barometer; raining: wind south.
Is miles an hour.
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Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Jan. es.-Cash wheat-No.
red. si.i2n; No. ; red. s1.iix: No.
hard. si.osh9iis&; No. 5 hard. ,i.osG
0i.o7.
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NUTS
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers,
sarL lots
FLOUR AND SUGAR
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED
iprlcev on Mixed Carloads to shipper,



Alfalfa Hay-First grade ..........:l.oo
Straw ........ ....,........,,.... .le.vp
Corn-whole. yellow. iso'. :. $500 o 1000
Cracked and feed meal.
1909 ....ss.. .......s.. sfo.VoU s-sVV
Baricy--whoic. feed. 1905. $500 O $500
Rolled and ground. So's-
l0o's ........... ..........39.ooufl .eo
0nts--wholc feed. zoos .to.oaq t2.oo
Rolled and ground. eos
sos ....... .t?.ooZ4too
whcat-Rceleanod feed. is5s3s.0o q 400
Mixed feed tmili run). 5000
All-Grain Chop--so's 400
Chick Feed--i00's ................b 90
Chick u. NJ. Mash--i00's.......
Growing Feed--io0's. ...............ts.oO
Egg Mnsh-i0ts ...................lb.
Scratch Fced--ioo's .........tLooI 1890
Cocoauut Meai--i00'c 90
Cottonsced Menl-J00'e 90
Llnsocd oil Meai--ioo's ...... CO. 90
soya Bean Meai-ico's ....,......5s.oe
Home Mcni-iQo's ................s5 $500
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LIVERPOOL Grain
uona,v.. or,,.,,.,.

Mondays Quotations
wheat Open High Low Cioss
Mar. b tsd ss I'D Sc sd s. I'd
MAY. IS iiEd ssiind AioSd ssiohd
July. Isle q ssio d IS ahd Sc shd
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Boston Wool

BOSTON. Jan. 1.-THE local wool
rnArke, IL steady with foreign woods n.
less aetive request Fine and fine me-
dium staple territory wool. secured
basis. ia euoiabls at tIsT TO ti.t0. fine
unSashed Ohio delaines are five higher,
bid.
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ShipNcws
Tides in Seattle
TrEsDAY

TUESDAY
JAN. 20
First Low Tide
S:ls e. m. 40 r.
First High Tide
1896 a. m. l2.5 It.
second Low Tide
SIS .. m, is Il.
second High Tide
LIZ d. m, 81 u.
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WEDNESDAY
-

First Low Tide
1858 a m. So II
FIRST high Tide
1855 4. IN. 1i.3 ~.
second Low Too
s.1s .. m, 10 It
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid shippers
nsmY pRnnI,CIs
DAIRY PhODItlS
,,fers Paid Wholesale Dealers

lflffa AetH Hh'ts@@t' 1890
Butt~r-Iocsl creamery. cubes ~
Local prlnts. wrapped ........ y
EGGs-FfsFh ranch. white shsl. -
MiHsd cplnra ....s.s-..ss'sss -
fullsth ....sssss.-s.=s.ssss -
Cheese
oregon t1pists ............. szac -
Wisconsin cream brirk....s- -
Moo B.ins ..,......,...... .ti0 Is
Washington tFipista .....s..s .sI4 -
TllIamnok iflpisia. old....... .tlV ~
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POULTRY AND MEATS
Price. Paid ehlpp~rs

firolisrp-Per 10. ....s..ss..s.s ~
Capons-ilys fat. per ib....,.. ..sd %
Fancy g. =. .s..fss..s.ssss-. -
urns-fa 10. ana up.s...ss. ~
Medium. live. ~ 20 ~ lbr. -
Light. % ~ lhs- ........ -
bsssF-I-iFs .sss...sssss..ss-s ~
Fancy dressed .s............ .zec ~
B,iIian fArrs-Liys ....,..... -
Dressed .s.s.rssss-s.sss.ssss sAAO ~
rnrke5s-YAnry a. ?. yoanE.... ~
Hoo.ters-Oid, live. per ib..,s. -
lfoxs-choics iiEht ....+.t..s.. 70
Choice. heavy. 10000 iba... .es9 90
yeal-TaHrS milk. tg-iso lbs... .its -
Heavy, med. quality. ........ .otg IA
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Chicago Board of Trade
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Mondays Quotation.

suEar-Quiet RAW. i6.s6: refined. ouIe..
ErAnuiaied. u.2g0sso.
coffee-No. Rio. iehe H.; 80. I San
tos. its6isBo 10.