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Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05
Local Chamber to
Vote on College
of Agri. Changes


At the, meeting Of the Agricultur-
al Advisory Council held last week
at ithe Los Angeles Chamber: OF
Commerce = office, a the following
resolution was passed: q -.
Whereas, many representative OF
ganizations of southern California
lha1e been actively working durins ;
Ithei past two Years for a branch OF
the, College Of Agrieuiture of. THE
University OF California to be ID
Gated m the south, aud 5ze4. +
Whereas, we favor the develop
ment Of the Southern Branch of
the Universit VI of Cad lifornia into a
well rounded university giving all
the prinGpM courses that may be
required isinn this portion of to.
state, and /
Whereas, we are ~cenVinced that
all degree COURSES Of obstruction
given by the state university ip
Southern California ,shealdi he Civ
en-, III one location land on one
campus wherever that campus may
be . located; and y ulaU.inc..
Experience Shows '~9 /
Whereas, il has beei. shown by
the experience of the past ten
years that due to enyironmental
conditions the idivision4 of <subtropi-
cal, horticulture. cannot successfully
function at Berkeley, and
. Whereas, sitr has been brought to
our attention that the, board. of
IS contemplating the re
moval of the division of subtropi-
cali horticulture to Southern Cali
fornia at the, present time. &
Be It Therefore Resolved, that
we. urgently request the president
of the university and the board of
regents TO transfer the division of
sul5tropieal horticulture to South
.ern California, and to locate it at
the Southern Branch of the univer-
sity. :
The above resolution will be
placed before the, members of. the
FL Centre Chamber of Commerce to
be voted upon, at their next meet
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05
cHEaky PUDDING

/ Cream tsssther two tsblesheon-
fnls gf butter and 4 leveflcapfnl of
snsat Add thsee well-beaten eggs,
2. fuptful of rich mil msilks three three lfYsll 81
eupfuls of siftssqa flour three tea
spoonfuls of baking powder. 2 salt.
spoeRfnl of salt one tablespoonful
OF lemon juice; and three aud "a
haif cdptub Of washed and stoned
fresh ripe ehe1eie@. Pour this mix ;
ture into mold and cover it with
a CREASED paper, then let 1t sissm
for tsyQ7 and ia half hours Unrold
the md ding on n not dish and serve
il With hot sauce.
Meltsa seupfui of-ssugar with q
quarter of a'5cupful of butter, add
cream. When the sauce is'S hot,
"a beaten egg and a cupful of
blended, and .ligh ~ Fthiekenela add
enpful1 II chopped, stoned cher
.ries. Seryethe -Aaute-insa hot sapce
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05
STUFFED ONIONS

Bod eight largsar onions, in boiling
sa1ted water until lender. Drain,
and with sharp knife cut eenters
from each Mixidogethef in bowl
twoe tablespoonfus chopped cooked
ham three tablespoonfuls crumbs,
two. ia tablespoonfuls eriseo, two table:
spoonfuls cream, one beaten egg,
sat, pepper and paprika to tastes
and one tablespoonful chopped pars-
ley. Fill with this mixture, sprinkle.
eachs with crumbs and not sYith,
lard. ( Place on beElng dish and
bake in moderate oven one hour.
Spanish eniens are best to use. !.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05
{, IMPERIAL T.
by Press staff Correspondent

IMPERIAL, Sept 5.-Mrs. W. L.
.Vadin of Dallas, Texas who has
been here visiting her. father, VII
liam Harris and brother Homer
Harris. has left for San Gabriel
and Covina where she will visit
other relatives.
She was accompanied by her
daughter Mrs J. "A Revelt of ii
Centre.
". A. Edgar and family have re-
turned from san Diego where they
passed the summer.
Mr. and Mrs, n. A. Maekey and
son Paul are leaving Sunday for
Los Angeles, where Paul will at
tend college. 80.
Mr.. Mackey will return immedi-
ately and Mrs. Mackey will remain
q week.
Paul Mackey is a graduate Of the
local high school and also of III Cen
tro Junior College, ,.is
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05
Air. Ct f,..:.Wor:r ~ :. I
Seei .. GALiGfii9 a5na
Bear Dem: Cal. '
Starts t0-.WoE, WoElrkI d !
: J0sf aEH -z-l-t--s-Sig }.3 JAaid
Try United, Prsss BeGsed iWiEeEG

/ HBy United, Prsss Beased iWFeGG,
E1BERKEEEY, Cal, Sept. 5.iEThefe
IS ali ali of wofryhin' the Bearsden
! this fail as G&life1siitEs starts work.
is keep its col6fs at the top iofsthe
atbIe tic heap.i.d~- aabiisft. Te9T.
10 1tsS a person tha4r AGoarr An
'dv, Smith has said that this ye!sr The.
Bears sfeeordi OF fotir season g with
out defeat Isl 'destiifed TO end some
time during the Football SEASON,
,btif as TO wh6- w5hi dttit he nakesi
no predictions. 1t may be SfarF'
ford, or University of Southern Ca
foS1S5i l'5Ss551 * 2Fy .Sai S ifsEs' ''saenfa1
Only three OF the great team r99f
Ilast' 33yedf, ,Mlach even ifAs fgitsnds
admit barely scgaped through With
tout. get ting Their hides torn off, are
lbackAm school. Babe Herrel, fsrey
and Nell are the big boys of whom
Smith is depending as a neuelus,
with JIMMY Dixon as his hope for
MISREPRESENTATION Dixon was only" "a
isubstitute last year, but lie played
like. d regular. and his. .tslippery
hafdEng of 1kis feet in broken
field is true Bear form. ! Buts Dix
ON ,eannet' chry 1the balD on every
play,s and 'although@'p .trtpls threat
Iman"he has do have keen. men TO,
ihslp him tlrea teuFit9 ~ q 3a..E
atAlthoughel California starts. it's
study year .:edrlierf than Gany other
institution of higher learning in thnl
lRaeifie Coast conference the Bears
,maistl not start practice befope Sepr.
itember Is. By that rtime. the inters
Ieiass season Will ihtVe finished and
llfhefe will be that material .at least
ito draw upon for the varsity. More
ithan 200 men haV6 expressed their
intentions of turning cut When regt'
lular practice STARTS and there are
some classy; men .alirdng thems Z C-a..s
bBut they are NOT the ,bld Bruins
'of yesteryear. '1giG - ~ T3 iNf'+
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05
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SUGNrEST{ONSsTHATT
ARE USEFUL FOR
AL HONE MAKERS

Shabby radiators and the like
may be painted with aluminium or
gilt paint, which viii make an as
tonisning difference in the appear
nnce of the room.
A lump of charcoal in the corner
of the bread box will absorb the
moisture and keep the bread sweet
much longer than usual during these
warm days.
The best way to test whether a
eustard has been baked long enough
is to thrust IA silver knife into the
canter. If the knife comes out
dry the eustard is ready for re-
moyal from the oven.
--.----
lump of washing soda put in
the sink and boiling water poured
over it win prevent the grease from
accommodating and the sink FROM
stopping up. This measura Should
be taken two or three times week.
Honey is splendid. for persons
suffering with Indigestion, ecnstii
patton or kidney trouble. 1t does
not overrwork the stomach as does
sugar and is one 1sweet'' that can
be enjoyed without, fear of result.
ant trouble: SsAt ''f
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05
4A.1., u -. In.. .-a. 4fJ'
TRANS-PACiFIC:@ ).
FLIGHT TO 7. |. :
:, BE. ATTEMPTED
4 .Aa 3 nos - S.+t7VFfEf ' ID 70 'si@ -
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! By United Press Leasnd Wire ID
-'SsAN>iD1EGo, sept. 5.l1A trans
Pacffic flight toithe Philippines will
7 be attempted souii BY naval avia.
tors. Captain IT, T. Craven, com
nIaiideF OF the T.. S! naval air sta
ition here, announced. The announce-'
ln7eht follows successful tests for re.
fuelihg planes from destroyers at
sea-: made here by Lieutenant Ben
r. SWyatt." r3"
The, actual flying time is expected
to be about 6s. hours, with stops at
laopqlnlu, Wake Island and Guam,
with Mapila the. objective. =. ,.4
,Althoigh planes for the flight are
complete, the start will not be made
until the army world filters come
,home.
"To the army goes the honor of
! flying around. the. earth.s Craven
Isaid, "but we hope to be the first
to cross both oceans" 4s-.Sg
:ENfk - RI
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05
Women 7,13 !. S. Interests,
aANYr COOKS ARE JUDGED BY 1HEi,s ~ asi2@ si5
BISCUITS SHE MAKES, MEASURE -,
s..i tsa ACCURATELY, Rave SOFT Dough

tween and on tep of short cakes.
Garnish with whipped cream.
Drop Dumplings
2 cups flour.
9 level teaspoons baking powder.
II level teaspoon salt.
Milk or water.
Sift baking powder, salt and flour
thoroughly together, and add milk
enough to make soft dough. Roll out
an inch thick and cut in small cir
eles. Roll each in flour and drop
ON top of simmering stew. Do not
crowd them. Give vaem room to
expand. Cover and boil for twenty
minutes without opening pot.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05
$4,000 0 o.. is !. s:. : ].
.,ssSTOI.EN,FROM
ode ID SAFE. FAIR
BY u nited Press Leased Wire,

y o.
2 : ByI ~ nited Press Leased Wire
19SFoK AN.E5 swash., Sept. 5.--Darl
ing yeggs early, TO-DAY stole approx
imatelX $2o,0e4 fgem, the safe Of
the interst&te. 1fyafir here ay
g Flrr safe containing nglreceiptsefrom
ThKhrtuy 's5aetivitiesa WAS, opened
soipesDtime. betweeh niidnightS and
daylight. a1.
q 6fffrers consider the robbery ex-
ceptioha II Ics;Iripg because armed
wafthHei were pn; tie grounds and
the safe was protected by a. bur
Guards failed to hear the alarm,
bnt4llsco overed the robberyS6ni ear
lyy- morning roupds.l3 .s.erc- 3etes!-a
~ EsSsSfE'%' yG3i7TF T0V ET7s af &
IT he harvest @,AeeH~ is eemipg, and
If ywkachefor can get by it he viii be
faH safe up III ispringss ss.:g...
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05
Child 3SH0urs
OldeIeft on A..
II-iI --1 -Gsn ar.G. p
Doorstep /. a. !. !.

.
l.. By .ppited. Fress Leased, Wire :.
n.a.EuGENE. Ores Sept 5.-4rA
>. baby. girl, which physicians said
was only three hours old, was
left on !the doorstep. of Mrs. r,
s; r.. Latin in West Springfield
:. at neon !. Thursday. 1t was
i. wrapped enly in a. mans torn
ard dirty shirt and dilapidat-
! ed b4ushed wool sweater,
ii "A few moments before Mrs.
Latin heard. a woman's voice.
whisper peryensly jnst' outside
the door: i'Huyry. UP, Alice"
\ Then a 'wheezy old automobile
chugged. down the road out of
4 hearing. :U4 IT,.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05
Father, the T. :. !. 'R'icaaird..,:..,. 'l !,
Says Not Much ,,
! ~ ra.;S LA. stir4' ~ eg 5ft
Rain Until Nov.
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! VIZ - o u 5utf 7Df 81 ,l3fHf
SANTA CLARA, Sept. ,5.-Fatkr
erdJeFome, tRieardsr sayant of Santa
Clara, University, WHOSE weather
predictions for weeks ahead ,are rs,
lied upon by thousands of people, ip
Pacific. coast territory, has aRJ
nouneed that the three . 7coastF
states must get along with very
little rain until November. Septem >
ber3wili be generally dry, with Os;
tober hit. more moist, but with etp,
precipitation !; to amount to any.
thing until the tenth. month"; Hiin,
( Scattered rainfall may be eN.
pected .in the north Pacific statas.
on September 8 and a. he predict
ed, with California getting merely.
~ trace. The same condition will
obtain again for three days stant-
ing September IL .aaSlight preeipi,.
tation may be expeeted'to the north
for three days starting September
Is, and again ON September %. SeF'.'
tember for the most part will be
fair with several days Of clouttf-l
ness. f'a'''9 - s'" l''7'.
n. so
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05

Manhattan uptfo eisht'months ago
aiwas never likes9 LaWfenceviile.
say these pior1eers, WHO have quick
iys taken to sthe delights of small
town life in America ,--goif.' tennis,
the country club..n.t't@ NJ ad& -
ifhe tn1nojIvvee9 Was undertaken by
thsa! Ir,dfaH Refning company,
makers Of fsHavoifiis oil and Indian
Gasoline in order toer concentrate
the refining plant and, executive
forces in one placft iny 5he acepter
of their market. The success of
the movetmay haye. q far reach1ires
effect indastriail 81 On 4the population
! Of the United States, taking nep
d1d3 Eofaei fto3 lbe big fttdesi to
1.-THE small towns where the plants
of industry are located.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05
N. ! R. M'AD0O Z
JOINS The LA
: TOILETTE SIDE
as By United Prssz Leased Wire

W Uy tHtttu fftsa LtHsf7I N"t q
raNEW YORK, Sept 5--Maleolm
r. MeAd6o, brother of William
Gibbs McAdoo, has joined the La
Toilette forces.
Denying he has bolted the DEM
ceratic party because Of his broth
.er s. defeat at the convention which
nominated Davis. MeAdoo, who is
consulting engineer, accepted the
post OF treasurer OF the New York
State organization which is support
ing the La Toilette third party
movement.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05
Turks Formulate
Marriage Laws

coNsTANTINOPLE. Sept. 81
Having abolished somewhat ginger
lv the right of the Turk to have
more than one wife, the judiciq
reforih commission which Is draw
ing up a. new lnarriage code, has
adoptsd the, following additional
provisions: r. 81 Ls~1q yll4
Thefe shall be Hohresort 10
breach of promise.
a. II shall be- illegal for a man
10 marry the wife of another Z
man. n ~ tfJ
b NTtial marriages for a pro
vigsoaal term Of years. shall be /
Illegal A3tJ
The commission is studying al
She. western marriage codes and Is
FAR. from through swH6 9na olahorss
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05
PLANS FOR THE
BURIAL OF GEERS
= NOW COMPLETED

tcOhvMBIA, Tenn, Sept. 5.-Pre-
paraMs for the burial hereof
'PapyNs Geers, veteran horseman
lSillsA-.st Wheeling w. Va. Wed,
nesdaSfswere completed today. 4
sSefVlees were to be held az the
home nf his daughter, Mrs. Wallaes
Cunningham at Memphis, this af1
ternoon. sThe body will be brought
here Saturday morning for inter
meht. r. s IS y
Geers' made Columbia his head
quarters, many of his famous horses
being trained on the old track at
Mount Pleasant Pike.
AGbill to prohibit the teaching of
the theory of evolution in the pub
lie schools tof-the- state is under
consideration in the legislature of
Georgia. tAs5 g & t4f 5 Et >,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05

3!i III ~ n - Abore the. famous
g6d A4- ,4e.i. =. q. ~ Ieo4+ae - !
IN HEY may talk q lot of, Us
lure. of the Great White Way
to the New Yorker', but
little old Main Street lookshbetter
to him than even these glamors. :
1880 dyed-inlthe-wool Gothannites
iourn eyed; out to Lawrencevilfe.
IMain january at the invitation9of
theG indiana Refining Company.
whosed sales and, executive; forces
they yIcompriseh.D They were prom
ised Y,bys the .CenhpailN sfres' tEaps7
portation back to New York after
six months, if they. wanted to re-
turn. AL ,haYe elected to- .remain
l1 this. ,toWng > of 1900 linhahitaappstss;
pnly "a have returned TO NeW \. YORK; s, 2: I
'Home-Tzwhieh to these 45o meant
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05

.0 The zee man can claim this ch
mate doesa' Z agree with him. -..ys
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05
Baking Powder biscuits


Baking Powder biscuits
Emergency. .Biscuits.os
Pin Wheel.
Twin Biscuit. -, ~.
Cinnamon Rells. s24.a
Butter. Srotch Rolls. ia-sQ4
Shorarake.s ts@~ ptt&
Fruit Rolls
Apple Raaana, Berry, etc.
Coffee Cake. ,s. .4z
Prune Bread. III s.SS Il
Dunlnlin2s. 4srs ksass Fl
Dutch Apple Cake. sscaITs>
Knowing. these when you are puz-
fled is TO Ewhat to have for break
Fast or fAnhcii in the way of. q hot
bread, or as p change in dessert at
dinner, possibly oneS sof These sug-
gestions wili help you cut, Il
Emergency Biscuit
4 cups flour. - =, - l.
4 leyel teaspoons baking powder
4 tablespoons shortening. ~ II
1%. cups milk. ~. .tAs Il
] level teaspoon salt. . Ii
Sift flour, then ameasure, add lait
.nd baking powderl and ssifi three
times. Rub shortening in with fork
pr spoon, add. phirl , niik lightly,
Drip by sppspfak phl q gfeasea pan
Dne-half inrhs apart.s t,iAish over
with milk: aud bake ins hot OVEN
(450 degrees F.A ten ininues
strawberry Ghortcake
cups figar. SE1es
leveh teaspochs BAKING powdg-
Z teaspoons spgar,y=sgt
s4 cup milk.
n cup butter.
" level teaspoon salt. II,
Mix dry ingredients, sift twice,
ork in. butter with tips OF fingers
i'd ada milk gradually. 81 Toss on
cured board, divide in two parts.
at, roll cut and bake twelve to
fteen minutes in hot oven (45o
egrees F. } in creased round lay
cake tins. Split, and spread with
utter Swseten Strawberries TO
aste, place on back of range until
yarmed, crush slightly and put be
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-05

A mans friends are surprised
when he marries. So is the man. sa'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-14

MY mother had been sick for IL
years and nothing ever helped her
and in the meantime she had APP
pendlcltIs. Two bottles OF Adieriisa
Intestinal antlscptic) worked mir
ncieH. 7 feel Il my duty 10 let you
know how wonderful Adlerika y Tor
the good II has done my mother.
(Signed) Mrs. A. II. Jackson.
A Trencberous Disease
.nnonaieltts attacks Mt any moment
even persons neomingiy in good health.
Usually, however. Il Is preceded by So
ealled stomach trouble, constipation or
similar disturbances. often when there
I. a warning feeling Of unesainess I'm the
abdomen. appendicitis csh BIO guarded
against IN tho Same manner In which
one guards against tho spread OF throat
infection, because that II Just what APP
pendicitls is-an infection In tho intcs-
lines spreading 10 the appendix. when
ono has sore throat. one can often pre-
vent further trouble by using an antisep-
Tic wash or gargle 10 fight III, germs
and n laxative to carry off the polaons
from the body rho same procedure IL
nacensnry 20 fight tho intestinal germs
and guard against appendicitis. Hut In
aieAd OF an antleeptiu wash for tho
throat. an INTESTINAL antiscptio IL
necessary.
Intestinal hBtiseptio
There In now offered 30 the public a
preparation having tho DOUBLE action
of an intestinal nntiseptic and COM
pLETE system cleanser. This prepare
ton. known ms Adlorika, acts AZ follows,
II tends TO eliminate or destroy harm
fui germs and colon bacilil IN tho intes.
final canal. thus guarding against mp
pendicltin and other diseases having
their start here,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-14
Mother I'll IA Years
Finds Miracle
Sick Fourteen Years - Then Appendicitis

II IL the most complete system cleanse.
syer offered TO the public. acting on
BOTH upper and lower bowel and remoy-
ing foul matter which poisoned tho system
for months and which nothing ciso can
disiodge. II brings out all gases. thus
Immediately relieving pressure on tho
heart. II 70 astonishing tho great amount
OF poisonous matter Adlorikn draws from
the aliinentary chnal--mhtter you never
thought was In your system. Try II right
after q natural movement and notice how
much more foul matter IL brings out
which was poisoning you. In slight dis
orders, such as occasional constipation,
sour stomach. gas on the stomach aud
sick headache, ono spoonful Adlerika AL
WAYS brings relief A longer treatment,
however. Ia necessary In cases OF obstinate
constipation and long standing stomach
trouble. preferably under direction of
your physician.
Reports from Physicians
~ found Adlerika tho best In my entirs
~ years experience" tsignod) Dir. q.
EEscrs
II use Adlorlka in all bowel cases.
Some require only ono dose." tslrned)
DIR. r. NJ. y. (Name given on reaucst1
II have found nothing In my 30 years
practice 20 excel Adlcrika." (signcd) DR..
James Weaver.
for 20 years Haven't Language to az
press the AWFUL IMPURITIES sllrni.
mated from my system" tslgnod) ], ID.
Puckott
AdlerilSa IL a constant surprise 10 pco-
pie who have used only ordinary bowel
and stomach medicines, on account OF It's
rapid. pleasant and COMPLETE action.
II II sold by leading druggists every
where.
Sold In Seattle by nine BartelI
Drug stores and other leading drug
Observation-Disclosures,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-14

my Rheumatism u all gone"
wonderful glory again in the free
motion | used to have when my
days were younger. look at my
hands and think of the twists and
swellings they used to have. I bend
way over to the floor. | haven't
been able to do that in many years.
/ can thank s. S. S. for It ALI To
me 1t was a rising sun OF Joy and
liberty. Brothers and sisters in
misery. do not close your eyes and
think that health. free motion and
strength are gone from you for.
ever! It is not SO. II Is here and
now for all OF you. s. s. S. is wait.
ing to help you" There is n rea.
son why s. s. s. will help you.
When you increase the number of
your red-blood-cells, tho entire
system undergoes tremendous
change. Everything depends on
blood-strongth. Blood which is mi.
nus sufficient red.cells leads to a
long list OF troubles. Rheumatism
is one OF them. s. s. 8. Is the great
blood-cleanser. blood.builder. sys.
tenn strengthener. nerve invigora.
tor. IL stops skin oruptions, too,
pimples, blackheads, acne, boils. &c.
zema. 1t builds up rundown, tired
men and women, beauties com.
plexions, makes the flesh firmer.
Start s. s. s. today. II is sold at
all good drug stores. The larger
size is moro economical.
SIS. HMss sss,sgs SSE e ssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-14
SPECIALS HOLD.
FIRST PLACE
New York Dock Continues
Rapid Advance on Mart
WALL STREET JoURNAL FINAN-
car REVIEW

NEW YORK. May Overnight
news was without particular bearing
en- the situation and interest al the
opening ~ the market was eonfined
a. special stocks G. a O iost more
than q point % gsA on the an-
npuncemsnt ~ the regular srmi-pns
nuai dividend % 81 reflecting some
disappointment in speculative quar-
tiers over tho failure ~ directors 90
increase the rate NJ has been
known in wrll-infnrmed circle. how
ever. thai no action would b. taken
ia this regard until the merger with
Nickel Plate has been completed,
New York Dock continued 10 rapid
advance, selling az 81. against Tues
dsY'H iow ~ t9s Considerable fnfa-
tory was attached 40 the sudden
strUnE1h ~ this issue. which save
flse g. rumora that the city ~ New
York was seeking % acquire the
tompanNs water front facilities
initial stock prices were Irregular
with colorado Furi, te. 40 81 New
Haven. 1874, up 4. studrbakrr, aat
Sinclair, lAh, or ht a. a p, ~ To-.
up ~. Erie atA Huber a1a. on
- Can, t0na, an -; G.. a o., a.
or its Atchison. ioe. OF a, 7.
q T.. ms. OF ~ Allied Chemical.
Tihs 4. n Steel. SEA. up r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-14
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith cove rsrmiual-Pies H-sr Ksss
Maru.
Great Northern Tsfminsi-atru royAms
Nsru iyo 1aFu.
linton uH Cos Tsrmtnai-Hir warwick
ursnd Trunk rsolno Terminal irs
queen. Admiral Evans.
iisf iin-hirs feftst Kinr. ms Donna
Lane
per str santa Ana.
risf s=Hrhr g. "a Holmes
pie f-Fousr sfiifd opSiie.
Pier aifs yukon. Sabrsna. Alameda
rirf air uduna.
raelfir Coast Coal nunksrr g. l. r.
ilsiisf q. G. @. dsid star str ca
daFsua
rAelne coast Engineering works Str
tiatsrrfirld
rnion Pacific " ininni-Me Apsr.
q. q hhippinF iieafd Moorinrs -stfS
West Cadrpu West Gsmto. West IIsn-
shaw. ~fsi Icon. wFst Kadsr. nssf-
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