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The Seattle Star PMECfORI Utnciwya at l-aw i" v itvi.i i- im i isukin iur I All ra«ra. Consultation fr#e; mod [ r mtr f<>** ?U nid*. m 1 flocond ave. Main 7309 £ V S. 1,. II I>. « I K Consultation (iff. All ctioa K*«i j nnnlrrat* Attorney*-—!* at rat fTTWm- uoTUs :o i I'Ksrmxi: Hid* rh>->fce Main 190. Hrf*renof» | Krmtn*t>n Writ ♦ *rn Rubbor <V. t'ntvrrsal Ti»la phon# Cft., Olympic KiMimlrv Co "S *«>N KKNWI.'K 1 V\\ '' % i: 4»i Tiiuk.- ni.i« ' X - fcathii S«ivt "l • M \ • \.;r \ M'.'l; \\l> modtcal hath SI I t*lon«*r lildf.. : Jam** and First i haftH I . *n* MONKV TO t.oAV from 110 to 1100 mad# quickly and confidentially pn furniture, pianos. 1<v«» stock. etc BANi>rns A cfk < i» <with mtin rn 4««3 Chiropodist* ffl*! WT \l» TVfT PWR. IMS «* |»» n. XUln ***« Chiropractor A JWVVIKOS CllfftA , jr»ftt>ri from Palmar ifhool Pon tl'atlon free Si?-11 Penny Hldf . ™«o< 3nd Av« Main 737? It r Hairht Hid . 3nd uml I'm* CVniul tatlon free If our*. 10 to * Fv-n. Inr* hv ippointmrnt Klltott S#*l RmpKfli £ A 'T. M V ra M, r< XI M3l Collateral l4Mii< £«>\\S .»\ DIAMONDS %Vf» T 11: ***ty V »nd*. A*k your lIANKRR *ho*lt »»H VOtTITASKLR liOAN COnrOfIATfON IQ.: Kltel Second at Clke St jhimilurr. Ki-(wli-:ttc. Iphot.trrlnc Parttlnc |»i-it»ri»rn F'lrn Shop. W. fill Callalrral loan* Bovkv «>v ait. vnrt. p'm o' value. The Hrltahli*. 307 Third t»v«» Panrlnc fcn-iety entertainer* ami teachers of modern dancing Star# work our *nr<*talty. ?te«**es \tarlaeo. «th and Madison Vain 13M Hall for r»nt. Money to txian E MONTY TO UOAJt O* diamond* and Jewelry, on most •aflafactory t«»rm*. SOCIETY mn nrvicniAL LOANS TV FKATTI.K f3t*« KMfMfIK BI'ILDINO ftecoad near Madlaon. MONK? fo"ljr>\S ' W» l"«n »ny alnrunt on dl»mfn«liv «r»lr>'i and )«w<-lry 1« w«»l rat. a Be»ttlr'a oldrat loan broK*r» AMrntCAN JRWW.RV I-O tTI >nd A*». EittblUhHl I>i». Phjr*M»n» and Kurrron* IRJfeY A ki« Air>vFPMRMM DR. r ... pinrsiriAV ant> si RCJKON spv>lalUt both »»SVi Third At». Hotir» tlt A V lo * P M. Jink JLAIKa JWr,,. lilt Pf r ,t sea 80. rtllott mi. Diocese Will Try to Raise $344,000 The quota for the nation-wide campaign of the Episcopal church for the djoceee of Olympla (Writ am Washington) wa* announced .today a* 1344 000- A canvas* for thl* sum will be mad* January It, and at the same time Episcopal church** will en deavor to raise their parochtal budget for the next threw year*, the total expected to be realised In the canvas* being over 1400.000. The nation-wide campaign I* the determination of the Episcopal .church to be fn th* forefront of re ligious endeavor. Gun Toting "Con" Win* Court Cue Cm of a gun to eject passenger* who persist la smoking on street oars, contrary to city ordinance, la Jsstified by a Jury verdict In Supe rior Judge John B. Jurey's court. W. V Kellogg *ued the city for 11.000 humiliation damages a* the result of such an eviction from a I.ake Ilurlen spr. April I. The Jury iTieaday de Tiled th* damages Italian Envoy to Take Berlin Pott PARIS. Ju. 14.—Immediate re vumptlnn of diplomatic relatione be tween Ormuiy and Italy waa an ■ounced by tlx Italian delegation here today Count Aldrovandl, who ban l»fn appointed Italian charge d'affaires In Herlln. passed thru Pari* early today. en rout* to the Oerman city, It «a> announced. Turks and Chinese Nabbed by Police On« Chinaman and four Turk* were arreted Wednesday morning by the police In a raid on a atori* at 214 Washington at. I*eo Boon. 54. waa charged with conduct ing a lottery, and Ang«loa Kaifo*. 2H. A. P. Gregory, 45; Oust Haglii, 24, and Pet er Nick, 3«, all Turk*, were charged with gambling. Patrolman Robert Rridgea and Motorcycle Patrolman William Hoff man made the arrests. They Needed Cash; I Land in Monroe ! Louis J. O'Neil, 21, and Elmer food. 22. were sentenced to serve to 15 years In Monroe reforma ory by Superior Judge Mitchell tlilUam Wednesday, after they plead ed guilty to grand larceny for the mbb«-ry of the Pacific Outfitting Co., Third ave. and University at-, Oc tober 22, 1919. "We were broke and had to have enough cash to tide ua over to the next payday," O'Nell told Judge Ollllam, "and that la why wo did It." Chairman Hays Won't Stop Here Will If. !laya, chairman of the re publican national committee, will not vlalt Hrattle during hi* dtay on the Pacific coaat. in a telegram to Mayor C. It Kit/, gerald Tueaday evening. Hay* re fretted hla Inability to mi*t the re publicana of Heattle owing to the preaa of engagementa. The wire from Haya came In reaponao to an Invitation from the mayor to confer with Heattla republican* before re turning Kaat. the other kind welcome Rejected Ona—Ho you object to trty preaence at your wedding. The rllrl —lt depend* on how you ai ell It.- Uoaton Tranacrl^U Diamond Digging Zulus Real Fighting Warriors lt\ KtlWAfUl M TtIIKIUtV, N. K. A. staff Correspondent With tho Smithnociian I uUer%al African Expedition. KIMHKIU.KV. Houth Afrli-a.. Jnn M.—Thfci »hap look* warlike Curiosity Killed Cflt And It Blamed Near Hurned the Clothes Off Morri« BY UlltltY A. JACOBS (N E A. Staff Correspondent) NKW TOItK. Jan. l«. Morris Fitzgerald, a clerk and a bright young man. who doe* hi* sleeping hanging to a subway car strap, had a harrowing experience hers a few day* ago. Morria. let It be understood, haa an inventive turn of mind. iJurlng hi* spare hour*. In Uie last seven years, he has Invented a number of useful articles, and altho none of them has i«ver caueed any irtai flur ry. he *UU haa hot*' The greatest of hit Invent lone. he believe*, wan the epotleee blotter he Invented. Thla «u a (treat success aa far aa Morrla was concerned.- but people to whom he tried to a»ll It were too atupld to ae« what a great utility It waa. But, be that aa It may, Morrla' lat eat contribution to progress la a com bination clear lighter and whlaky tester With thla uaeful little article Morrla clalma you cannot only light your cigar, but. by applying Ita flame to whlaky. you can tell whether the John Barleycorn product confalna wood alcohol. And, If you find the whlaky duee contain wood alcohol, you tine It as fuel for the clgnr Until er, thereby ravltir aome of the dough that might he wasted otherwise. Morrla waa riding a subway car, the other night, and had hie Inven tlon In hla hip pocket. A baby, alt ting on Ita mother's lap In front of where Morrla stood, apled the glint of the metal container, and reached for It, succeeding only In pulUng off the top and thereby lighting the lighter. There ensued smoke, a smell of burning rags and spilled whisky, and much commotion, all of which re sulted In: Morrla being burned so that he won't be able to alt In a aub way car seat even If one Is vacant for some time; protests from angry aubway patrons, who object to be Ing strangled even by burning whla ky fumes; and, finally, Morrla being taken to the station for carrying booze and not being properly clad. "And, would you believe It?" says Morris. "They've even kept my In vention as an exhibit. Thla Is u Bad world." Parent-Teachers to Arrange Rally To dlscua* plans for nn All-City rally to be held February «, prealdenta of Parent-Tearhera' cir cle* Ihnioiit the city will meet In Room 830 Central building, at 2:30 Friday. Bourgeois Picked to Head French Senate I'AItlH, .lan. 14.—Leon Itourgeol* today Will elected prealdent of the French i.enate. lln wan n member of the committee that drafted the covenant «t the leajfu* of nation*. The Boys in the Next Car enouch. An If he wouldn't etand much noiUHiiiac. A Zulu. too—and Zulus are wariiore. 1(0*1 got two wlckml look In it ona In his left hand, -one with a rt*ky knob mlculutrd to crack the li«rilr«t skull And he'* leantn* on a |ofiK«handlad. email blad« ax. Itut hla naked icet up la only hla Sunday "war" flxtnga Hi* day* a wrrk thin wiry Zulu wear* the c lot hen of rlvtUsatlon and diica blue ground d«»wn In on* of the minr.i IU r»(« is centa a day. the a vera** native wa*«\ and If he* lucky enough to find a diamond he iCt* a bonue of |llft a karat end 3S P*r cent of Its valuation over 10 karate. IIUJI IN (OMIIH M> KOK MM II MONTHS ll* live* In the native compound of the UuTuli* l"an mine. All five mliw* employ 9,000 natives. There ere 3,000 in thi* compound Entrance to the mine la thru t tunnel from the compound, which liu a high spiked fence around It. h*aidea an Inner entanglement of l>»rl»>d wire—Just like on the battlw ground* of France, except that they •re electrically wired for bell alarm*. The native* work under four month*' contract. They never set out during that time, sleeping In double-decked concrete bunk* In bar rack* and cooking food they buy In the compound store on atone hearth* In front of the barrack door* or eat Ing at the company kitchen. ST\liK TRIBAI. lItNCKH AND (IT I !• ANTK N 80 on Hundaya they play native game*, dance tribal dance* and cut up antic* generally, according to cue | torn* of the down tribes represented This Zulu warrior waa all drewaed I up—rather all undreaaed—to lead a I war dance for visiting mc*nl>er» of the Kmlthaonlan African expendltlon. which the Universal earner* man 1 filmed. Every hair on hi* head and body haa been ahaved cloeeiy. Me haa the appearance of an animate bronxe statue. The Zulu dance la a noisy clatter lof stick* and shields, belligerent and barbaric, winding up with the dancer* suddenly throwing them «clve* on their kneea and crawling j toward you. scow ling horribly and | uttering terrifying battle crtea 100,000 Gallons of Booze Held Up LOS ANOKI.KS. Jan. 14.—On* hundred thouftand gallon* of liquor which the owfim are undrmtorwt to have planned •hipping to Mexiro are itrtndfl h«»r»i today, as h reault of t hr> railroad ndmlnlfttration onlrr agaJnat ux«ptaiic6 of further export liquor conalgmnrnta In thin dlntrict. v» New Party Leader yJ.A.H HOPrt/rt£ NEW YORK. Jan. 18 J. A. 11. Ifopklnu I* chairman of the com* mltt<o of 4H, a n«*w political party which haa been recently In the Middle Went. It Ik n liberal party and a convention la to be held July 1, when It will announce lt« candidate for president and vice preiildent. A wine young mart'pun** 1 * up tlie pretty Kir I nnd marrica a homely one who can cook. THE SEATTLE STAR-WEDNESDAY, JAN. 14, 1920 Shipyard Worker* Given Recognition BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 14 llay city shipyards have submitted to em ployea a IrnUtivi plan whereby tha worker© will Mt#ot tiMf •» m u Nffl aentatlvea to with tha employ era Karh department. undrr tha plan, wilt choog» « representative, and tha representatives will aclect flva of thalr number aa mrmkr* of tha worker*' council, to which will re ferre<l all dlaputta that Individual raprtaaentallvaa are unable to ndjuat. Rich Gold Strike Is Made in Nevada AUSTIN. N«v . J«n 14 --Oold or* a*aa)ing thouaanda of dollar* to tha ton. Itag taaen anrountrred 114 tha Illrrh <*rark Co tunnal. near har*. It wag Innynml t<«tay. Tha tunn«*| which la bainir run on tha rumpany'a proptrty. on Hlrch Tesk. la In tha cantar of a dlatrict known to im rich in mineral h«arlnff formations Urge Enforcement of Seamen's Act BAN FRANCISCO, 4an. 14* DrW ftt*a to tlMi Intarnatlonal Hcamrn a union at Itg rontMiUon hrra tcxlay ara urging mfofromrnt of tha laa mrn'i act, which raqulraa 71 par com of rrowa of United RUlsg to spaak t>»« Kngllah language. Morn than 960.000 baa bnan opant by ll■* union In defending tha art. Trcal <Wnt Andrew Kurugath wud. Thievea Pick Poor, Poor Cigars, He Says II licynoldo. 111 K 42d ot . re ported to the police Wednesday that hla atora waa pohbed of a bog of clgara during tha night He told the police that he thought the work was that of young boyg becauaf th* clgara were cheap. A box of good clgaro were passed up. Decide Fiume to Be Italian Port LONDON. Jan. 14—The "big three" has decided Flume shall be an Italian port under the league of nations, a I'aria dispatch to the Chronicle aald today. The Fluma hinterland, according to the dispatch, will remain Jugo Hlav territory, hut Italy will be guaranteed certain economic rights. Including use of railways. Deplores Debate Over the Treaty NEW YORK. Jin. 14.—'"At ft time whirl thore I* netjto r»ee<l In Europ« for ntfthlllsntion, polltlru.l nnrl eco nomic, it t«i vrrjr unfortonnt* that tho \>qh< tr»»*»ty ihould l>e made t mibjoct of political iidMito In thin country/' J. W. Aloxiinder, secretary of commerce, declared In ft speech before the Amrrlcan Manufacturers' Export nanoclntlon hor«* today. WIFE'S SPIRIT GUIDES HIM TO LOST PAPERS PfffLATiKLPfffA. .Tun. 13 A cup poaed vlattatlon from hla wife after her d»ath, whether In 11 dream or a* a aplrlt, rflaki) by lh" Riv. Dr. Kuaaell H. Conwrll, In caualnff much Intercat Mmoni memhera of the firare llaptlat temple. Ilia wife died 30 yf*«r* aifo. "I received three Mrnngc vlalta from my wife," he Mid. "On three auoceaalve nlghta aho teemed to come and alt on the aide of the bed which I occupied. "While altflng there the gave me valuable Information relating to oev ernl Important pa pert which I knew were In the houae, but which 1 could not locate. "It may have been a dream, but I got out of bed Immediately aftrr receiving the Inatruotiona and found the papera Juat where ah© aald they were." COTTON ICK<OItO WASH INCiTON, Jan. U.—Cotton consumed during December totaled 111,585 balcH, itm compared %vlth 471, 908 balcM In I)ecember, 1911, the c< n aim bureau announced t«»«lay. Andrews & Co. Investment Securities Klllatt 402S IlifU'ltlry llltlf. CHAMBER ASKS EQUALIZATION Says San Francisco Enjoys Tariff Advantage Kfi'luht from trana Pacific polnta to tho Kiiltrrn I'nlted Htat»'*, bill* «1 thru Houttle, la transferred from «hlp to trulii nt H«Mttl« without ei tru ehaf|«. Tho aumo condition pro valla In Sun KmncJoQp. Alao In Knn Fran «*ljm*», ft «*i»f l»f coming from tho Oilont, deotlned only for Han Fran clm-o, la unloaded without extra chnrfi. Hut in Henttle, Oriental freight eonalghod to Heattlo. la not unloaded fr«'C ft coata tl6 conta a ton for un loading Tho Chitmbor <»f Commerce hoard of trtiatcrg la Moeklng to cquallzo tho tarlffa. Local Markets prtee fall 1% hnleeale Owtrn | j f r unit fruit lU#ii t.ora! par a» h lo© < ahhac l»snlsh flail head . 110 ©lt* N»w f»ar •*'•« ... . » an j fanllflnwar Par caee I Mf|l II ('story far eaaa »•• tlart)«* Par lb .ft# 4f i r*» (»>#•«• par fb I( . .. . -It# •• , l*Hnrr . par rasa . .*. . 40© nalnaa Cgl Auetratlaa llrows ft Par ton— r Waak. Nat tad Ham .. ft ©f #!©©©© I | fl«t Pnx.pklna local. |*ar Tt. ll# IIH lU'lidira dos hunches fl PntaHoga* a each ... f•• *»l»l»»ar b Par bam par . ....... flf Tomatuf* Mnl«-an. p»r lag . . fft rvrm t|»n|rs~> W■! • raa o« IMfllt • . 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Vfadlum !•# ff | VaaJ Pancy | Choice ll# If | it m I qaoiatlona al glockyargs K -HB Maga— Prtiaaa Ufftflfttj Madlum tochotca.. 11 000 14 00 Hough haary 14 00014 tf fir a II 1f014.1t i Cattl» ll< at ..«••«.. .11- 99 011.79 1 Medium t«> rhnlr# ......... ftfolOftO| Common to good 7.900 t ©0 | llrat rows and halfrrs 1.110 100 Hull •ff # 7 10 | Cllv«s 7.000 14 00 I lllllKM. TAII.OW, wool, WlmlriiiUr to tha (oniuniff Tar Pound 4 * | halted ?»I'l**a cam ana eteera, No. 1.. .20 ! .In No I It 'flreen hides, cow* and ateera. No. 1.. .17 do No. I U Railed bulla or atnga, N-». I .... do No. 2 I* Halted • calkaklua, No. I tk do No " •• t»rv Mdea, No I 19 Nn I . *• Iflreen bulla or etaga. No. 1 .it , Dry bulla <t e»*ge 1 Pry en I * hlden *• I Pry ralfeklna, & R»e and under. No I .*• ! do N«. 3 ** Horaabldaa, «re»»n or failed. .. .1 ••••■•• do dry? rarh ... 1 00 © J »0 peita. I.>nf wool, I !• do medium «ml, each I.OOtll 10 d » abort wool, each Tf>®l 00 d-> abfailnß 20® It I <1" flint •1 ry wool p««l»f Wool, dean ran'b. full frown . .100 tl H.illed «»r freen kip aklna. No. 1 II d'. No. 2 10 Tallow, No | 10 do No 2 Of That, oiu iS urn rnp T Wholr«nle I'rlra Par Ton, City Prlra ! , JC" ' ™ llorlry Moiled oo»«l 00 , Oround 70.00O«l 00 ! Clipped atoo®f». 00 OalM OS.OO 07f 00 (Jround 70 00® 72 00 Hulled 70 noy 72 00 C orn Whole 74 004t7« 00 Cracked 76 «0071.00 ( hop 7 4 00 ® 7'i 00 (iroiiud Hone (•rlta Mllo Malta 7R no#f 77 00 Mill Rii a 47 00 V 49 00 Alfalfa *4 00y 2«.00 Alfalfa Meal 20 OO H<rut ill l'«M»d 12.000114.00 ht raw 17.000 11.00 Wheat 16 00 017.00 l've|»«ttiH», pen* anil pit per while, - iutd u quart of Ink; WHnl n great poem 1 now might write I Could 1 but euntrlvu to tlilnk. m— -—— Statu* of the New York Stock Exchange NEW TOHK. Jan. 14 Mo«t leading laaoea ahowrd fractional Inrreaaea at tha atork market open ma hw today t'nlted IMatea Hiwl «<('• tio'i at I0«H. unrhange<l. New Vork Central at •». off •« . Am«rl (itfi I<umorotlv« at St%, off V 4 . United Htatea ItuM.er at 130. unchanged, Htu <lr baker at lOftV%. off % . United Retail Hi i»r« • at »!'*. off %, l*a«» American a» #», off %. Itepublic at 114, off 1%. Org clblo at SOI. off 4%; lialdwln at 114 *4. off 4 <+ I'rtcea rallied allghtly U«" M»«i»an Petroleum r»r«»«frd to 200%, United Htatea rood Product* to 71. Arrterl«*an Wool an to 111!*. Industrial Alcohol to 101H end C'rurlM# to Upon antiouix ement of an • par rant ranxwal rata for rait money prb-ea again he« arne reactionary, Hteel rornrnon decllg- Ina t » 10t.S. a new low for the day. Itenewed boar a aa' r aalon aucraeded In Impreaaln* moat of tha active Hiduatrlala In tlia flrat half hour Htrel romtnon waa puahad down to 10«%; Haldwin 1 %. to 114*. and United ntatea Ituhbar %. to ItOH American «'ar A Foundry waa »in rhanged at 111 and Amarlran l/com#- tlva aI an r-alatad tha general downward trend. fleam hammered ato* ka all aronnd the room, prl< ea breaking from I to 7 polnta before tha rloaa of tha flrat hour den eral Motora broke 7 polnta, to til 44; American Woolen I. to CruolWa i, to 104. Tranarontlnental 'MI 4%, to t«H Meilcan petroleum ft. to IMH; Ha puMlc tV to IISH. f'nltod Htatea gteel S. to 101 S. United Hint/* Rubber 1%. to Itl : Kayatone Tire 1%. to IIV In moot apa.Milatlea quarter# weakneaa waa aa- ft bed to proapec-t of »«» early Increaaa In the federal redlac«>unt rate *Sapper ato< ka gaee a good account of themaeivna. deaplta Irregularity In othar parta of tha Hat Chicago Grain Market CHICAGO, Jan It Preah speculative buying. a strong P.aatsm and ssport da mailt) aa»d smaller receipts rauaed a higher prlre for grain on the Chicago Hoard of Trade today Provlatone vara !«•« January torn opened down %e. at II US*. but galnad \% r latar. Mar com. down He at tha opanlng of |! If. ad * anred )%« before cloee; Juljr earn. • 1 19% at tha opanlng. down He. gained |Utl har»af tar May aata. lo%e at tha opmlng. dowai galnad Uq In later trading: July oat a opanad down H®, at 74 %c. but ad - !S%r before tha r lose c«,rr» Oprn High I«ew Close laa ll.M't 111* 9114*4 9MIH May 1 II 111% 1 ll* 1 «»'* I July 1 I0«i I IIV* I>♦ I 114 date— May If* US >•% tl , July . 74% .7t*4 .4* .7ftlg Chicago Live Stock rHICAOO. Jan 14 —II a g a—Racalpta. StOOl haad. mar If * t S4r to 4tc Up ftulk ' aalaa, ih t-utrbars. 914 to# til If: parking. Illlf#l4tf. light. Il« «o#l« M. piga 111 if #l4 If roughs 111 tf 4f 14 <'n|t|»> ftacalpts. If Off hrad rnarkat alow ta ataady I*aaf. |lfl#lfff. butchar staara. 14 If#l4 If: sannara and ruttara. |l!l#l. gtackrra and faadara. Itgil lf, cow., |4 &g#!4.M; aalvss. 11l ?l#lf Hhaap fiaralptg, 11 ©lf haad: marks* staody to wakar Ismha, 91171011.71; awaa. |l 11011 Pork— lllgh l+w Clooa Jan 111 If Urf— Jan (ft ft 914 ff 919 fI UN May 14 It 14 ff 14 7t 14.77 Itlba Jan Itff Msy *f 49 ft 17 ft It tt-47 «9 1 Portland Market Report la a rnRTUND, Jan. 14 —D attar—Olty rrearnary. l!0llo par lb. Kf|» Malrrtad local eitma, 9l#f7c par dog liana—ff#Ho par lb; broilers. It#lie par lb ' Oaeaa—ffte par lb rhaaaw-Oregon trlpleta. H#ttc par fb. Frisco Market Statu* HAS FRANCISCO. Jan 14 Butter— P. *'!*• il> 0W Ik kLgga Ritras. f1 Hr per dos: aitra pul lets. ft4Ho par dog, undarslsad pullets. ftt<- psr dos. Chaaas Califdrnla fists, fancy. II He par lb. (iKKM \N MARKS DROP NSW YORK. Jan 14 —Political trou blaa In Germany bad a depreaalng effect on tha foreign sirhangs quotations here to lay. German msrka and Vienna kronen made new low records st 0114 c and 0042e. reaper-tleely. Demand Sterling waa off H<*. at II 71H, and franc check© off 1 centime, at 11 Stc, Veueli in Port at Seattle Today Crrat Northern pl#r Utr Fuahtrnl Mini l*l»r 14 Mtr Tyndareua Pter 10 Htr Port An|>lM. Kelt pi terminal—Motor achr Ktrfcetlnd. •tr Fulton. Grand Trunk dork - Utr Admiral Nlehol _ ' a Pl*r 6 Mtr Mtqmn, atr Princeea Ini. Pl»»r f Mtr Alameda. etr Ketrhlken I'ltr 1- Utr Herfen. Pacific Coaat bunkere—lJghtahlp rmir t Ilia No 07. Pier H fttr Admiral Keena. Kklnner A Kddy yarde Wtr Robin Crae. utr. Robin t loodfellow, utr Rurnelde, achr Columbia. AUhWr Htramahlp Co. moorlnf* fttr Ylo tnrla Milwaukee Ocean dock—Utr Raitirn Knight. Init hie yarda—-®tr Wwt Ivan. Bant Waterway terminal— Utr Kaetern Moon. Commercial Holler work*- Utr Santa Ana Todd drydoi-k Htr Kaetern Oulde, atr Kaetern Oele, etr Olty of Topeka. Arnr* yard* Itr Went Jeaaup, etr Rooae velt t'nlon It«•!!«• Hnonualmle, flroaton, l<rota, Kudvmion. Fort Jarkimn, Ad dlaon, Houghton, Howeamont, Hourne vllle. Allenhorat, Abllla, Adrla, Ca prarla, Kleetra, Oelwln, Ahydoe, Arra drmia. Academla, Pfiuti, Mlark Wolf, Hlrkland. Ilaetlno. Hlanford. Afron. Ant lion. Fort Harrtaon. Fort Rtanwlx, lmufka, Kltott, Loot I. Dlone, Cafßran. Coitlan, Clneyraa. Card In, Kllaaa, e« lire Aralea. llenry Wllaon. Halvator, Alloa, Wnwona, Maid of nrleane. birea Corim, Fraano, whaling aire Tanulnak, Ko iilnk, I?. H h Hurveyor. fleffernen drydork Htr Merlden, motor arhr Poobyallf. Ho loom Canal I .umber Co. —Motor achr Henowa. Seattle Arrwala and Departure* Arrival® January II Ntr Kuahlml Mam from Manila via porta at 6 p m.: atr Fulton from nrltlnh Columbia porta at 7 p. m.; atr Krtchlknn from Tacoma at » p. m.; atr West lallp from Taroma at 10:30 a. ni. Peparturea January 14 Htr Waat lallp for Now York via Ran Pedro and Italhoa at 6:30 a. m. January 18- Htr Hratlte Spirit for N*w York via lialltoa at I p. m.; atr Kalnlar for Taroma at * p. m. ; ntr President f«>r Vanoouver. 11 c . and Tacoma at 14& p n» . l»k tn Aurora for Winalow In tow of tuk Illohard llolyoka at 1 p m.; atr Mnrmlon for Hrltlah Columbia porta at 7 p. m. VVlhmi i> mnn na.v» ho llkr* (o get It In Hi" neck oconalonßlly, ho mean* Uiu uuuk ot thu other {ulluw, Public Markets MICK VI.A* r. Utall 71 pur* fr«**h milk, 12r qt. Wiall If, tall ian ('ariittloa milk, U'/f Miail 1101. Van Camp'a pumpkin, IT*' ran. naw welnuta, tlr H,. hi all •«, amalta 2 fba. lie; fraah barring, to tb : halibut, Jlc Tb . lut«flak, | t»r lb Htall 1 U27. lamb ■i*w, ls Vb< i<»»f. 2in n< rottaga but ft, 40r n> Ht all lilt, fr« all "n<"» *m», llr <l"t 4 OltM'K tl Plk* at . pork kldneye, 12 He Tb ; amall lamb hatrti, llr Hi . baron berk. 410 and 47r Tb. Miall 102, fanry Jareajr but far, lie !1> . cooking *gga. 41' do* , rblll r:h**aa t 2 for IGu fflall ». amalta, 2 lb a !!«■; frrah hr-rrlng I fba 2ft' 1 . minnrd 901 a, iOr P- Hfat.ll 2. lard. >oc lb,| ground l»on«, 4 It.a lie; choir# boil ing b«af. I2H' Tt. ; abort rl»>« HHc Tb Htall HI, matrhaa, le baa, lor Inatant I'oatum, I 7» ; fall «an r lain a. 16r. Mtall 111, orangaa. tl< dog.; banana*, lOr dog., applaa, II 10 bog. WUNOMV (Malta f-l-t. 100 Übbr'a a*i>»ragua •"up, (e; l'tb. Karo ayrup, tic; large ran I>a| Mnnta pumpkin, lie, I TT-a navy baana 2te Miall 22. allvar arnalta, S tba 2te; fraab herring. 4 Tb» 21c, rock rod. 110 ft- Mian ai. frr.h craamary buttar. •le lb , atriciljr fraab rgga, COr doc . Tillamook full rrr«m cbaaaa, 40r Tt» Mialla IT-11, Attte Hub roller 1-Tb can 4»c. I lb. ran II 41 lie bottle Mnldar'a rataup, 2tr; I 2fcr Jllng waahlr.g tablrta. II 10 ftall 40. Mum hurla walnuta, 2*r lb . roocenut, 40c T7> ; ground chocolate, SOe TV Hi all 11. fraali aalmon. 2tc It' . roeoanut, 40r IT> . ground chocolate, 10c IV; 41c coffra, 1% Tt.a. lie. AAMTAfIV Stall 4T, 4tc Jar hotwjr, fruh fhurtiN! butter. Ilr ft> WaaMn*'. n milk, 1 ran* Sic. Htalla SI-IS. crab meat, 71c lb.; F.a*t« rn oyatera. 40c and 74c pi.', fresh herring, 4 nm 2tr Htaila 20-22, fresh er«am«rr butter. **«• It, fresh loeai eggs. He dot ; Nut margarine. I Tba flc. Htalla 10-SS. liberty st-ak. 2 Tba. lie. heme r«r»<lcrr<l lar«l. 2 H-* lie; 'impound. tic lb Htall l? 3. Klac 1 ! drr •trln« t*e*j»a. tie pkg; 4 pk*s corn flakes, ilr. frßliam ortcktri. i'le lb Htalla 24 11. I lbs Corona coffee. fl 31, < ream of Wheat. ttc pkg S pkaa 'reainattea. 21c Htall 41. 2 Vfc - lb. can Hills' ri>ff»e. |1 SI, Itlue Itlbbon tea, lie, 2 largo carta lomatoea. tic. wnrri.AKK Rtalla ft. pot roast. lie fb lamb chop*- 20c lb . iu|ar cured ba> on, tic Tb Bts/| ill. ttunkist oranges. Sic doa | rranberries. Sir lb.; Jonathan apples 91.21. Htalla 11-IT, fr*amett ea. pkt . tomato aoup. 12c ran large can i>«r h and baana. 21c At all 111, I lbs I'lake Whlta shortening. flc, 2 cans aardlnes In olive oil. tic. fttall Iff, Teko pancake flour, t pkga. tic. Jelio. 2 pkga tic; wal nuts, SCc It' Mtall ISO, Olympic pancake flour, tie pkc . 2 large < ana tomatoea. :ic t pk«a macaroni, tic. Mtail 14. Webb a Beat Kear coffee, lie. When fortune haflm to wnll« on aoma men. they think tt la up to them to «tt down and txuik In the ami led. Laying the Cornerstone of Your Home © The real cornerstone of your home is the safe and sure title to the land on which you build. Without a trood title you will have neither lot nor home. f| And the way to he sure that your title is pood is to have the evidence and the secur ity furnished by a Title Insurance Policy isstied by this company. You should insist that the seller furnish you with a Title Insurance Policy when you buy. Washington Title Insurance Company "Under State BuprrxHuifin" Aaaeta More Tban $OOO,OOO LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS If y»»u muat HFI.L your Ltturty or Victory Bond*, BRLL to ITS. If you ran BUY mora Liberty or Victory Bonds. BUT from U* On Tuaeday, January 11. 19!0. the cloning market price* were mm given helow Tbay are the *<«**rninic pricea for Liberty and Victory Bonds all ovar' tha world, and the hlgheat. Wa advertlaa thce<* pricea dally In order that you may alwaya know tha New Tork market and the exact value of your Liberty and Victory lionda. lat Id 1«t ?d td 4th Victory Victory IHa 4a 4a <M« 4*41 4%a 9%a «Ua Markat |99 00 Mitt «M 34 |): M *9l 00 192 14 191 TO 999.99 991.T0 Intereat 31 .IS 6C 14 .70 1 41 106 .11 .49 •Total . 11l ll |tS 91 f9190 )|} ?0 |9S SO 104 74 112.71 $9B 99 999.10 •When hu>lrs wa deduct 87e on a ISO bond and 91.40 on a 91,4*0 bond. Wa •all at the New York markat plua the accrued intereat. MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. The Premier Municipal Bond Ilouae--Capital One Mlllloa Dollara S Central Building, Keattl*. rELKPNONRH: Main 7927; Klllott t*4o. F.atahllahed Over a Qoavtw Oratory. I ■ mMM Tiifirnr 4 Jill IB <n( jju on certificates of de v\ ±)}) P° sit - Both small and \ A ,nrKe accounts invited. ■ of Deposit your savings with this BANK, where they are wMir GUARANTEED by the W 1 |jf WASHINGTON BANK W\f DEPOSITORS' GUAR , ANTY FUND of the State [TtwurrPH Ovrr H.000.00»| Qf Waghington . Guardian Trust and Savings Bank I First and Columbia Open Saturday* From 6 to 8 P. H. PAGE 18 IMNK CUEARINtiN Seattle <lraring» $7,373,031.05 lift lam e* J,309,059.05 Spokane Clearing 2.J4M82 00 lUUnc<m . 849,175,00 Taroma Ctaftrlnira 899,40* 40 IlaJancea 128,238.45 TUGS CHANGE HANDS The tuK» Talooah and Hamaon have been purrhaaed by the !*atw« aon Ijaunr-h Co. of Han Frindico. The Tatooah wu owned by th#» Western Fuel CV» arid the Humwn by the Pugt't Hound lighterage Co. FUSHIMA MARU IN PORT The liner Punhlma Maru, Nippon Yuiifn Kal*ha line, arrived hera lata Tueiiday aft«rnoon. Cine paeaengar, a Mra. Morlkawa, dl»*d at aea Mon day. PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES nTY.AMr.n* i.ravk moM covjhav doc k. rooT or majuon nssn 0 AfTtv* ao.ttio aoattlo •▼lctarta, B. C.—-Port Tin anal—Tart tmmtm iIH Www M bw7>3rr~irSisi mid- Townwnd. dally nltbt and VlrtorU. daily •Dt* not *n thraj U Vlfttrlt on trtfl »«ivlof a«attla Pafur-j l }4«v or Hundar night.} Tar— Mtml t atam iMminm Tvwma Midi 4;Mafll I Nun [WMtilaftMi for Ta-> 1« tHn II t®an» «imt dlrort. Ktaamrr lj .tepan I 1 two ho.jro. tic ? t»pn I Hpm nrrta trip, tic raand 4 • oapmltrtp. Il»»n T :Mpva j IMpan I Mpm **' It lean dally | dally Part TowaMMaMl Spmlal • radam (Mr. Kkm, for Part I rfdpai l-ddptn !Tovna»nd dlraa t. J* septa daily fOonaacta at Tnom»»«d dally Ivltt) rail llnoa far alt Jpotnta on Oljmpia jpantnotila IWYlaaliwn—Aaawrtaa EiniH 11 Tepm M. • Kilafcaa, fari 4iMM daily lAnaeorira and Baf- daily (tiifhaa Part Taarmarvd. Port Aagttaa aal Way Porta It** WaJaWlf. ?Srt t-tt pat rnlda'htlPnrt Toam»*nd. Port Ttivrt Monday 'W! J! lama. r>uaa»aa—l flat 10 • tapm 'aad Port Anr«l<a lfl:ft Taoa Ooaa throngh to arifaffcti Tbora tmaltam oa Tu-«day Maa. trip Ooaa tfrruaa* to Koah flay oa T*a ra- May trip. 4 N»ai I*s* iWilii. Ml«4laB dally 'Kinaatoa. OanlU daAy •a rapt n. ad I a ar. ••Wjrtoft. aaaaft aotTify tP I a g I ar, tsadiy f p-jnday 'Hanarllla aad Had t:Xpa) (loct it' 7** jHrT "S!rn«sS midalH 'poieta Hi tka Baa Tarn i*a. Jaaa Wuta Am. J>— lit Pofata nM " u, boat lullwi Pimmtn for !hm aolnta u< tor <Mh»r b«al UnAtnt potnta mM thalr m arranr«t*»nt, for lanMaa •»* «■»!■> «11 rtofc an. MahttttT hi maktn* n;k lanilfair IttaaaafS rat* |M> M larta4a baal ItnAhf plitrn*. Btciw> liability k DmNat la i IM In* 1«W»I. ant ta aara*4 IIM far wttala tlrkaL lit pnmula allow*. rraa Maaiaan aad arbadalaa aabjact ta rhaara without natloa. Fr«(flit Nlral .ally for ajl pnlata fezrapUßS > aajnad la abwra rkatiK Tirkata moat ha purrhaaa4 al tlehat afflca. Opaa tr*m 111 b m. Ifll.-N mllalgbt rratr mm Mnumw «a LOWEST RATES CALIFORNIA UM FRANCIijCQ LOS AnV£LeS rOINTBL BAN DUKXfc FREQUENT SAJ LINOS, a a NOMK OITT, JAMUARY «. lttt IhOORMtCH LHta IM Ckwn M. i