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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smIth Cove Tsrm,nai-pisr ii-str Gin
70 Nsru me- Sierra. Pier &n--s,r
President Mckinley achr Rose MEhon-
g. str Oduna.
Great Northern Terminai--schr Meteor,
Etr Nirgpiau.
Cell street T,rmInai--U. $, c. q. Hnida,
u Y. l.. ~ n HNsther
pier iiR--u. S. G s. Deliwood.
pier str CAddopeAk
pier s-Strs Victoria. Alaska. Redondo.
pier str Paul Luckenbaeh.
Pier H-Mr ChaIlamba
Pier p--strs ". =, Alexander. Emma
Alexander,
L. !. shipping Board Moorinss-str Cup
rum
Connecticut Street T,rralual-strs East.
orn Gale, Yukon.
Associated oil Co.--pobcrt T.. Hipklns.
Commercial rloittr works-Schr Helena.
u r @ X. Surveyor.
East waterway Dock a Warehouse Co..
ctr Toillwa Maru.
Todd Dry Docks-Ms Patterson, mr. wes,
Hmrod
kmsr Terminal Co.-BRrk W. II. Flint
HrffrrnAn's Dry poClt-str Libby Maine,
bktn r. II Sterling. power nchr John
A.. schr wawonA. power nohr Apollo,
achr Salvador. schr. ChaH. II. Wilson.
winslow Marine Railway Eagle Harbor)
Str Nchhlcm Z. S. l.. II, r, Cedar,
schr Vancouver, bHrEes Conquvror
Griffson. CoaultlAm city, Henry VII.
lard. Eiwell. Lord Tcmploton, schr Al
umnns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Main Street

Clyde u, Harvey. city ticket
agent passing out information
az Fourth aud University. iiaE.
ter Fetch, student. speeding IN "A
striped bug on University way
Laurence Booth. Abstractor.
making deposit az tho bank. T..
Holster Guile, lawyer. studiouEly
strdlng up Second ave Chester
King, merchant. displaying good
clothes along Pike NJ, Fowler
Martin. banker hustling 20 wori,
along Union III. Charles Ham.
mer. baker. summing himself al
University and sl1th, T.. shor.
rock. school director, telling a
friend about Honolulu on Second
ave VI. II. Summers. weather
prophet. leaving the HoEe build.
ms W, ~ Ludln. steamship
man. telling travellers about AlAh
ka {, II. Erickson. baker, pa
tronlEinR drinking fountain on
UulvrrFity ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Dry Forces
ON the Job
IN England

LONDON. March 2l.-Ths Eng
land that laughed when America
Veut dry. now faces a prohibition
crusade all its own.
IF prohibition is failure in Amer.
ica. that's the sort OF failure we'd
like to have over here Is the war
cry OF 81 temperance organizations
that have Joined hands to straighten
out Britain's bending arms"
With the secrecy and mystery Of
a Ku Rlux Khan conclave these 81
dry associations have held councils
Of war In secluded country house
on the outskirts Of London.
Such men as Former Chancellor Of
the Exchequcr Philip snowden. Sid.
ney Webb, laborite; Lord Aston. con.
servative. and Isaac Foot. liberal.
have Joined the crusaders, and the
temperance forces are rapidly gather.
ing strength.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Arctic Merchant
Awaiting Return

AFTER spending the winter In 10
atglc aud California. Frank Miller
pioneer merchant or ~. Michaelb
ALASKA. Is preparing TO go hack TO
his Northern home with the first
boat TO tho Ear Sorth. which viii
&c, away from here about June J.
Miller says that hs can hayr more
tun on Second ave ia Seattle. but
that he can make more money on
Main a.. In St Aichaola.
4 have been ia there since 1904
and like e. he says. We &c,
dos mail once a week al winter
aud IN the summer season. wo have
regular boat service from tho ont.
side. We also have mdio sta.
ton In fact tho first government
radio station IN the United States
was FROM Nome 10 81 SuchAols"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
MANU- ACTURERS
MEET IN APRIL
Twenty fifth Annual Con-
vention Held Here

Washington manufacturers are be.
ing called TO convene In Seattle April
II and rs for their fifth annual con.
vention and the 26th annual mecung
OF the Manufacturers Association OF
Washington, The sessions VIII DO
held In the new Chamber OF Com.
merce building
Tho subjects 20 be presented and
tho problems discussed include those
foremost tn the operation Of Wash.
ington's factories. and viii embrace
eudgeting. industrial accidents.
financing. valuations, insurance, for.
elgn trade. better business methods,
transportation. credits. legislation,
and three special features covering
the Columbia River Rasin project,
crooks in business and moving pic.
lures OF several Washington FAC.
tories.
All arrangements for the convcn'
ton are being handled By r. r. Hin
ton. OF the olympic Steel works; NJ.
l.. Callahan, OF the Vitomen Cereal
company; II. NJ. Hoffman. OK the
Link ,Bslt Meese & Gottfried Co. $.
J. Pricba and D. s. Robinson. OF the
Western Foundry & Furnace Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
CHEEKY REVIEW
BOOSTS MART
Say Recent Breaks Not Re-
suit OF Poor Business
WALL sTHBET JOURNAL FINAN-
iIAI uIgAIICM


NEW YORK, March ~ weekly
trade reviews stressed the fact that
there Was nothing in the business
situation Ia account FOR the recent
drpt rHhlun lu grains uHd securities.
proving that tho breaks Ia JhrH"
mRraets resulted primarily from an
over sEtvnHi0n ~ buying on tho
great rise that followed tho prsHi-
Dental election n was also pointed
out that tho declines had not affect
"a trade sentiment owing 10 the In.
hcrent aoundnoHH 81 commercial COM
dltionH
This cheerful resume or the bust
ness situation was reflected 81 the
early dealings on tho stock eN-
change. witch found securities pre-
sonupg a strong tone.
Tho Pan American Issues con-
tinu5d 90 hold tho rebound in the
general list. the ~ stock reaching
new high ground on the movement
al 62h
Opening prices Included. q. r.
Steel ,i22. or =, Erie. 81. up s..
H. s. o., so, up y General Motors,
TAX, up 4. Southern Pacific. lOg z
Anaconda. 33k. up y Rock Island.
CO.'S up y American Can, no, or
y ~ Paul, 6: pfd.. i0A. g, a. o..
p5s ran-Amsflcan A. Sos up = D.,
Agh. up = Southern Railway. b7B.
up ?. Htudsbaiter. taA American
sugar esa up I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

J. Ralph Magec. pastor. II a. m
Needing a Cry Tor Salvation" trn.
dioeast kJTp: special music and
cvanEellsiic service ESQ p. m,
Turn From Evil" Temple Mixed
aud Male chorusca.
METHODIST PROTESTANT
First VI. r., isth n. and Il. John
Roy. George W Beck. pastor. 1899
a. m. junior church: II a. m. wor.
ahip, with sermon on Things That
Endure. 1870 p, m. PASTORS fare.
well service. Fellowship song sory.
Ice. The pastor viii speak on
"Ebcnczer
PRESBYTERIAN
University. fTth and 18th n. E.
II. s. Templcion. pastor. II n. m,
Conditions and Degrees Of Fruit
/ Bearing 1:sO p. m, ~ Dramatl1ed
Parable with Deep Meaning"
Whitman Memorial. n. 42nd and
AEhworth nyc.--Rowlnnd Edwards
pastor. II a. m, Won Witnessing
-worUhiplng' 1850 p. m Tho
spoils Of Victory"
MISCELLANEOUS
Bahai Assembly gi4ih Univcr.
sity way. Universal religious open
forum. 1890, what the Profit sys.
tenn Is Doing TO Baby's Health "
Mrs. II. Il. Tomlinson, speaker.
Luncheon after.
Church of the Brethren Groon.
wood ave. and rand ST.; Rev. Alvn
Long, pastor. 10 a. m, S. s.; li:i5
a. m. prcaching $3.50 p. M. Chris.
tlan Workers; 1880 p. m, preaching.
University First Christian Spirit.
unlist-A550 18th ave. n. Il. . y.
m lecture by Catherine Hemen;
4.30 p. M. circles, 7:4J p. M, Ice.
turo by Row. DR.. Geo. r. Grant
Icsant Lodge Thcosophical Soci.
ety-7i7 No. Broadway. IL a. m.
S. s.. 5 p. m, evening lecture by
Mrs. l.. 7. Bush. Resume of Mys.
ticlsm, Ancient and Modern"
The Church Of Psychic Science
5000 Arcade Bldg; Rev. r.. Adele
Iowdermilk, pastor $3.50 p, m,
services. 4!3O p. ~, messages,
Esther T. Bosley will lecture.
Church Of Spiritual Light -S422ls
Fremont ave. Hattie II. Minear
leader 6 p, m, circle; 7'45 p. m.
song service. p. m, trance loo,
turo 10y Rev. Mart Mortensen Mes.
sagos and healing.
Church Of Spiritual Scicnce-A. O.
4, VIZ Temple. Ninth ave-. lower
hall Rev. Resale Knowles, pastor
y. M, open forum and circles; S
p. m, lecture, messages, psychom.
etry Rev. Loo Gilmore, subject,
"splritunlism Religion"
Sacred New World College Of
Spiriiualism--Carpcnters hall, 1876
Fourth ave. Rev. Arthur Edward
Leighton, pastor. 7i30 p, M. lee
turo topic: "The Rose Tint Blooms
in Human Hearts" Spirit messages,
divine healing.
Theosophical Society. Seattle
lodgc-loO Lyon building, Third and
James, Instruction class. 3 D. IN
Mr. Yerex; p. M lecture. 'Thc
Masters and Thor Work"
Y. W. G. A. vcspor service. 4
p, M, Rev. j. Ralph Mugoc Of First
Methodist church win speak. Young
women OF tho Tabernacle Baptist
church ~ hostosScs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Funeral Monday
for Mrs. Loekke

Rev II. 4 Stub o. tho Emmanuel
Lutheran church viii coudue, ~.
neral services Monday ~ { =. m.
Tor Mfs. Marie i.ockke. %. who died
Wednesday q, the family home.
Ss22 Mckinley Place sha " sur.
rlysd by her husband All and five
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
IA CHURCHES To
HELP CANVASS
Ballard Congregations Start
Work on Sunday

Fourteen Ballard churches. pos
sibly ~ Of them, viii cooperate. be-
ginning tomorrow afternoon az
o'Clork m house to- house canvass
TO invite people 10 attend divine wor'
ship and 10 inquire nh 10 their
church preference or their local
church connection Al the canvass
erN uro volunteers. They win visit
In pairs.
Meeting Sunday aftomoon In the
Second swedish Baptist church. at
llth ave. ~. W and West 6gr,i Ht,.
the eanvahboa viii be given their
instructions aud assignments They
viii follow these w day By day
turnout the week. ana turn IN their
reports the following Sunday after
noon, The information gathered win
bo distributed 10 all tho cooperating
churches
Speakers at tomorrow's meeting
wlll be Rov, j Edgar rurdy and
Prof iltRdloy, OF the Puget Sound
conference or tho Methodist church.
and Rev, II. ]. chuttorton Of tho ss-
attic Council OF Churches,
The 10 churches whose co-opera.
ton Is auro arc: Ballard Christian.
Mr q NJ Jacobs; Ballard Lutheran
frce, Rev j., A. Stayncy! Ballard
Presbyterian. Rev, Honor l.. VIII
helm Bethany Baptist, Rev a H.
Nickel. Calvary Methodist Episcopal,
Rev W, 7, Randolph. Emmanuel
Norwegian Danish Methodist Episcos
pal, Rev. David IaHsclli First Nor
weglnn Lutheran Rev O, l.. Hawk,
Gilman Park Methodist Episcopal,
Roy J II Bculnger. aalcm Evan.
gelical Free. Rev, A. X NllHsn. Saint
L.uke's Episcopal. Rev W, AHhs,
Everest: 81 Paul's Evangelical. Rev
George l.. Zoeher. Second Swedish
Baptist. Rev Eric H. Lindholm,
slxty.sceoni 81. Methods, Episcopal.
Rev, J uadcop, aud Zion EyanErll,
cal Lutheran. Rev, Elmer streufer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Who Wants Tor
for CoBtpoHVl

Dear Miss Grey, Not Ions ago
Il read tn your column whore you
found some kind persons 10 keep
n little boy for company. bccause
his mother did not wish TO adopt
him and wanted 20 get on her feet
just wonder II you could find
some one ike that to take my tit
tie four. month's-old daughter for a
whileT
was forced 10 adopt my oidra,
child Tow years ago because %
ms husband nc wouldn't take care
OF rs. and am determined not 10
give up my baby She is dear.
healthy. bright child and would
make somr childlsss couple happy,
I might wiah TO leave her with
them for year.
Thanking you for what sou may
do. am sincerely.
\ MOTHER
! am surc someone viii bo glad
TO take this little giri for time
20 help tho mother out, have
lher name and telephone number
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
BIG RUM TRIAL
is NEAR END
Defense Seeks to Show Ship
Was Outside Limit

SAN FRANCISCO, March si-
The defense IN tho trial ln federal
court here OF sc owners and opcr.
ators Of the British rum ship
ouadra. seised last October with
million dollar cargo OF LIQUOR
expects to offer final testimony and
rest its ease today
The defense has concentrated on
an attempt TO prove the vessel was
outside the territorial waters OF
the United states defined by the
Anglo-Amcrlean liquor treaty whom
she was seised by the coast guard
cutter Shawnee.
No session OF court viii be held
Monday, Arguments are expected
10 begin Tuesday and the case prob
ably will so 90 the jury Wedncs-
day,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
CYNTHIA GREY -
Sailor Hounds Blamed
For Public Attitude
Young Man Writes of Disgusting
Sights in Public Places
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Why girls who keep company nth sailors satbbed,
asked girl several days apo. II is The fault of the apcr
age girl seen pih sailor not the sailor Otitcs young
man, Here is his letter.
Dear Miss Grey note all of the letters in answer to
Marjorie who inquired why people look down upon sail
orS sweetheart discuss the sailor only either eondemnng
or defending him.
Most of them show lack of observation otherwise we
would have read letter ere pointing to the general
contempt that the public has for sailor hound"
| have talked with few persons this subject who
blamed the sailor He is only human in seeking feminine
society when he gets ashore and that he stands little chance
escape the of hounds" that are determined 20
capture him when he lands there If he had intended
agreed
Tho spectacle OF
this girl Is appalling %
evident such number girls
ent who observing that tho thing psychological
cunun dFum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Hold Funeral of
Harmon on Sunday

Funeral services for George l..
Harmon. ~. 4oi W Republican a..
will hc hold at Z p m. Sunday in
The chapel ot the Homo undsrtEk.
ine Co. with cremation TO follow.
Services will bo conducted by the
Odd Fellows Harmon died Wed.
nesday He was a ,ralHman on tho
Municipal stree, railway and leaves
a widow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Holdup Men Flee
From Pistol Shots

INDEX. March 81. - Two armed
holdup men. operating at a. m. yes
terday. escaped after a pistol duel
with Rufus Wren. aroused from his
sleep by the men as they looted the
". f. Ulrich store OF 800 worth Of
merchandise and several dollars from
the TIL. Wren said the men we're
apparently attempting 10 escape IN
his car from tho Wren garage when
ne heard them and opened fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

You sec Il fiauntfd upon tho
street IN hotels. lodging houses.
parks, alleys and elsewhere girls
and young women with a strange
hold on some sailor,
Can any person who has seen tho
disgusting sights that take place
every sunday IN tho summer at
woodland park. afterwards. have ~
spect FOR any sirl seen IN company
with a sailor2 Can you blame any.
one for assuming that sho is like
the rest OF them sailoreTazy7
Another thing. tho public general
ly knows that the competition for
sailors among girls Is 30 keen that
an actual waiting list has been
formed and every sailor aboard a
ship coming into . port has but
TO cali i number or any number OF
phone numbers 20 got all the girls
he wants This list. together with
the girl's pedigree and other in.
formation concerning her Is avail
able 10 each sailor several ports in
advance OF tho ono she lives Ia.
She knows all thls. but in her
frenzy OF fascination for gobs. sho
has utterly lost all scifrespeei,
So Marjorie, that 10 what those
II know think abou, it--thcy don,
blame the sailor. for hs is moro of.
ten fine. manly looking fellow,
but you cannot blame people for
steering shy OF any Girl that Is so
reckless as q make herself appear
10 lie one Ct the disgusting apeci'
mems that prostrate themselves a,
The feet q man simply because
he - . goh JACK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Obsequies for Mrs.
John Vans Monday

The body of Mrs. John u. Vans
VIII be accorded last honors Monday
at p, m. at funeral services al tho
Home Undertaking company chapel.
Tho Rev. u. w. Erickson OF tho
Bethany Lutheran church will offlcl.
ute, Mrs. Vans was 80 years old
and died Friday at her home, 6514
phinney ave. Her husband. a widely
known contractor three children and
five brothers and sisters survive,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
WHEAT GAINS ON
MARKET
Oats Boosted With Wheat;
Corn Suffers Loss

CHICAGO. March go Grain pr.sSE
closed Irregular on tho chlcsg2
BOARD ~ Trade today wheat ana
oats gaining and corn suffering
fractional Hrtbhcks
corn tried debperntaIy 10 follow
strength in wheat, but in spite OF
better cash demand suffered fraG-
tiOnhl loHHoH for the day
Oats reflected higher wheat prices
ana finished the day htg6dy 10 ffhc-
tlonally higher
Lard closed slightly higher and
ribs l1MTr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
SHIP TIN TO SAN FRANCISCO

While there are no tin mines in
this locality. Seattle ships a hundred
tons Of tin TO San Francisco every
month.
1T is waste tin, and comes from
the can factories here" says J..
Sauer. dock worker at pier 8. "As
fast as they accumulate 100 tons
they run IT aboard ship and send it
20 San Francisco. where tho tin ia
melted down and used again"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
$4,000 Apartment
Planned by Stanley

Another indication % builders In.
tsfts, In this Denny Hnl reErade
district was syinegd Friday when
r ~ Stanley took out a permit
Tor construction OF $4,000 apart.
ment HOUSE AZ as Wall Vt II will
b Of nrrproof construction. three
stories high. and covering tract
81 los BY 10 feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Marion Robb Wins
Annual Editorship

University Of Washington students
Friday went back to the tradition
Of a girl editor for the university
annual. The Tyee, when Marion
Robb was selected editor for next
years edition. The post was held
this year by Wayne Doty, who won
the election from two girl condi-
dates.
Miss Robb was opposed by Clyde
Robinson. and was only successful
after three sessions Of the Tyee
Press council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Powdered Milk Is
Shipped to South

Two hundred barrels OF powdered
milk were shipped from pier this
week to California,
81 don't know what they do with
nll this powdered milk In California. /"
says j. Oleson. dock man at pier 4.
but there is n big shipment going
out every week or two, and the size
of tho shipments appears 20 be on
tho Increase"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Sunday in the Churches

ISote Church notices must bN IN
the hands of the Church Editor not
later than Friday noon Of each
week.
BAPTIST
Dunlap Rev. =. \. Klein. pastor,
II a. m. The Presence Of Christ
$50 p M Should tho Church
Mind Her own Buslncssy'
First swedish ninth and Pine.
Rev. Emil Friborg. pastor. sa5 a.
m. Sunday school. II a. m. scr.
vices. Rev. s. Nelson. p. IN. Il.
r. r. T.. 7;sO p. m. Services. Roy.
r. Lindholm lswcdlshl
CONGREGATIONAL
Whitman Memorial y. 4snd and
Ashworth ave. Rev. Rowland I'D.
wards, pastor II n m, won.
Witnessing Worshlpplug T.50 p.
m. The Spells Of Victory"
CHRISTIAN
University Il. 6oth and 18TH ave.
~ r. Beginning Sunday morning
and continuing until Easter, Evan
geltst a. g. Smith Of Enid. Oklahoma
will hold a series Of pre.Eastcr scr.
vices. 1880 every week evening ox-
ccpt Saturdays. Sunday services,
morning. THE Dying Grain OF
Wheat" Evening. Blocking the
Road TO He'll Song services and
chorus choir
Christ Church. Brooklyn ave. and
Il. 47st st,--Rcv Paul u James, pas
tor. n. m. holy communion. a.lt
a m. Sunday school; II a. m. "spir.
itual Odds and Ends. 1850 p. m.
Prof. o. II. Richardson on Religion
as Force In History"
81, Johns. California ave. and
Hanford st.. West Seattle Rev
Maurice j Bywater. pastor. n. m,
holy communion; $40 a. m, Sunday
school In Guild hall; II n. m, choraI
morning service, Metrical Litany
''wo shall not find any occasion
against this Daniel: . p, m, bup
| tlsrnA.
81. Barnabas Chapel, Federal ave
and u. Newton ST Rev. II. II. Cow
an in charge. $40 n. m. holy com
munion; 945 q. m. Sunday school
II n. m. morning prayer and ser
mon; p. M, Vesper service and adj
dress; morning subject, Tho Uufall
Ing Cruise: evening, Tho Bible Of
King James"
Trinity Parish, Eighth ave. ant
| James ST. - Rev. Charles STANLEY
Nook, rector. s n. M. holy com
munion: 945 n. m. Sunday schoo
with adult classes; IL q. M. sermon
'Lengthen the Cords aud Strengthen
the Stnkes"; 1880 y. m. Feeding tn,
Tive Thousand"
st. Andrews, Fifth ave. N. Il. nnt
| II. 10th st.--Rev. Clarence ThwInR
rector. 10 n. m, church school, II
Il. M, holy communion and sermon
| 1880 p. m, cvensonR with short I'D
dress.
LIBERAL CATHOLIC
s. Adams, 1860 II. Thomns.-li n
M. holy eucharist sermon. "Spiritun
! Refroshment" Rev. HAY wnrdaIl
ESQ p. m, address. Atheism as {
Stepping stone TO Spirituality" Mira
Della Rose Ross; healing service.
LUTHERAN
Danish Mission. 24OO r., Spruce
Row Alfred Sorcnsen. pastor. 10 a
m. s. s.: Il " M, Worship Dnnlsh)
\ 3 p. M. worship Unglsh).
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
First NJ. H.. Fifth NJ Marian - J,e,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
rivals and Departures

Arrived March 81 Str aAaEwsy from
Alaska Via Tacoma a, n a. m, sir Mar
gArSt Dollar from Sew York va por7s,
~ s,a5 a. M, air atuuindgss from Baiti.
rsoTs via psrts AZ =. ~. March 20
ar warwick from los Angeles az letzQ
p, m, ssr Admiral Bo8mAB from Alatita
AZ $3.50 y m y. x C, .. r. Explorer
from AiasNs at a;se ?. ~.
sailed March !i-sr Virrinian for
Bostgu via ports ~ ! a. ~, str Alaska
Tor Alaska AZ y. m March 20 -stS
CizFrsuer, FOR los Angeles via ports ~
.. M. Hir csddopask for Los Angeles
VIA San Francisco AZ midnight. bir Rob
ct w. Hopkins foF Los Angeles az sac
p N. str Emma Alexander Tor Taeoas
A. sgis p. m, str Rutsee x. Baxter for
Los Angeles a, s p. m. ms Sierra FOR
los Angeles a. sis .. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Omaha Live Stock
Friday, Quotation.

Cattle Receipts 7@t Tone a. market
steady. rsafiinEs. i7.sEBiii steers. 81
Uiis cows ard heifsrs i2E01a7s.
s'prtrFs ara Feeders. it5A.fG. coivss.
tagiQ.7s bulls snd stage, i1s1gs,2t,
HpNs Receipts. ie.ppp Tone of market.
iEesac lover, Bulk. iiz.SgigGt;
top. tlS&t
sheep Receipts. 1909 Tons 81 tnaTkrf
80 higher TssriirEs iiissD8iiTt:
vvthsrs. ftSs6iaGo. iEmt-. iitais,
sass. I7.stgi93g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Find Body of Man
in Shallow Water

BREMERTON. March 2l--Gus
Johnson. 81. was found in three feet
Of water BY party OF searchsrs
headed BY Sheriff stanioch. Friday.
johnson Is thought TO have sue.
cumbed to heart attack while pull
Ing hts small boat out Of the water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
New Forestry Hall
to Be Ready Soon

The now building of tho school OF
forestry at the University OF Wash.
ington. known as the Alfred II. An.
dcrson memorial structure. will be
rondy for occupancy soon after April
1. II represents gift OF S25O,OOO 20
the university by Mrs, Alfred IL,
AndcrHon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Alaska Vessels

JUNEAU - Sailed March 70. Str
Princess Mar. southbound. Gt a IN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. march so.--sir
Queen. northbound. NJ noon.
wRANGELte-shiisd March se,-sir
Princess Mary. southbound, at $3.50 p. IN.
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San Francisco Produce
Ieril.,i. Duola tfon.

Batter Extras, ibkc, prime rlrsts, CSC.
Eggs Extras, 9sbc; extra pullets. sine,
undorsised pullets, 2So.
Cbec.c-CRL flats fancy, nominal,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

do Il longer because or living in an
APARTMENT house She Is very
sweet. pretty and | believe. part
Persian. We want 10 find a good
home for her. II any ono OF your
readers cnn give u 20 her. they
may set In touch with mo by call.
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morning or In the evening after
$50. 4 READER,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

Cynthia Grey viii receive
callers GA Monday, wednesday
and Friday, from 10 p. m.
and Tuesday and THURSDAY,
from II TO is a. m. az her Of,
flee in The Star building, 1909
Seventh ave,
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Another
Kitten

Dear Ailss Grey We have
community" kitty at our apart
ment house. Some ono moved away
and left her and several or us have
been caring for her. but VIC cannot