The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1920, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1998, Ess | The Seattle St a Subscription | Rates bY HA, PAGE 16 APPEALS T0 | Ship News 'Stocks Are Higher __ { NEW MARKET DOWNTOWN OPEN FOR BUSIN Tides in Seattle | Qt Day's Opening 9 EN CITY. PUBLIC) FARMERS TO Pe on N.Y. Exchange poy pee NOV. U8 First Low T One most, Three months Six months .- Firat thigh tie ee - Second New INK, Nov re higher at the opening of the N | eS i. 8 : : ay York stock exchange today. Of " spa , a : : : “ | Price fe T6c per month, or $9.00 year : | : : BY CARMIER IN C ITY geet drich 40%, off %) United Stat } Per month ..sececerreeeee . |The Pin hale in | the Northwest Fe Big Shipbui ding 181k; up Mit Northern Poeitie a” Rush of Half-Fed Cattle to Your Ahead, He Says!’ +s Southern Pacitie 1 Market by Panicky Own- | Tori amoricn han one ot tt great: | noddidd ach Cutiene wien tae Reads The Star’s ers “Murder” Prices est shipbuilding years ahead was the | Closing prices included 1 | eads SEE erode: carts Wang runnes 46 returned | Teading &7%, off 8; Southern Pa Fie Phone Main 600 the Chicage kyardas from all parts J at yards, € 2%) Corn uote TAM, off t eta tores ‘ ae Cemry: Wy pemesinnes h B R rt |can +, n Bins Bae den ational Paper 08%, off 2%; Ameri’) The Queen City public market is a new structure beng completed at Fourth ave. and Pine * "Rates Per Insertion farmers are causing demoralitation Weath er _ u Report Ashanti |street. There are two main floors devoted to general market purposes. Business will com- |" > ———— { ’ Albert Baker, head of the Rising icear: ‘wind south —| . jmence today, altho the formal grand opening will not take place until Saturday. Sr epeneeey ee OTH BAITING cee ORANGE FAMINE URGE PAYMENT MILK PRODUGERS jsements will be ‘ jock cach morn~ ture livestock pr are u + ‘afternoon edi= ing underwelieht stock on the market’ Arrivals and Departures) 125% | parry Which ha « wed wide breaks in Arrived . | | ones ie mder 1t- Ar nie trom stantia via Flood of Selling Orders Re- + -- — | tne our It was estimated there were close "West inship from. Ataniia. via sponsible 2 Street Stripped Practically|C. of C. Asks Government Stand by Price Approved 1 ae ii wa to 68,000 cattle in the stockyards at |» - b Soare martes ® tq H i r teal, | is : the opening today, This is the largest | ** h°°" “e~ siete om CITICAGO, ‘ 100% Bare Temporarily | to Help Railroads Milk Commission WANTE elie number in two years. N atr Maru from | tlona ¢ Hot | iy 69 oe - | | comptometer Settle . wtoch sok . Chicago I 2 Pa 4 18 218%] With the Valencia season at an| Telegrams were sent by the Cham With milk producers standing by| chine operators. Cattle prices broke and ck solkt ‘ wenera Leather ° : 2 end. the market was practically bare | ber of Commerce today to the state’s " ‘ learn to operate for $1 lower yesterday than t pening Me mt Wea p r p : Psa the decision of the Seattle milk com-| ecomptometer. Day and eve pus day's clése and fro: 2 eaem cupeaa aes henne of ngen Wednesday me firm, legation in cor “, UrKing BUD sili ich | recent! itr hool 4 ch my"s pc a a Sa M i ; H searching the length of the street, | port for the prompt payment of rail.|™#l#on which recently arbitrated| SBOE. Tone « nowaN il steed " eu .s poo tr ‘ kucceeded in garnering three boxes |road gunrantees by the government, | differences between dealers and $ Seaboard Bldg. = (RAge nega enthiteg Bd \on Ww tne (aural stokes ‘ of ular size for & particular cum |80 that these funds may be used to | dairymen, it Is expected the purchase eth tg 2 he prope ay yer wheat was up Ke at the “ ‘ ti0 ue mee that prices would be cheaper $i.88, and in later trading Great % ‘ 5 t nee This condition is not exp: aut mn obligutions which “0 rued | price of $2.90 will be satisfactory un ary. | For wil Cattle prices are cheaper than any % —_ rh ect oe lh “if ae alee os po po eee apteinyie Then ae Fiat eo ek sah meri “@ period of BOY’) 111 the end of the year. The ret Servid time since 1918. sennentiy et eens senthes ‘as toed datate Tet ad sin line with the recom. | Price will remain unchanged for the) 112 ble Bidgs “Farmers are cutting their own ember corn, after opening off | Lackawanna " wok: fo 4 : : present é a — z 7. lost le additiona > nieam Petrolaun rr a * begin to come tn pi thor he board rectors mail CUSTOM CORSET. Croats by sending underwe: ont was ott 4 yg * 7. to on |e Paci ry} oranges should ease off a the United States Chamber of nd repairs. 620 Uniom tle to slaughter,” Baker said today =* peoe . » ter.” Baker sald toda nd before the close dropped t “It stands to reason that well fed attle will bring better prices than the inferior grades now being sold. | Freed ts much cheaper and there is no! Feason why farmers should not hold their stock until they are more ma- ture.” oats opened off 4 and subsequently loat \ at the opening of O3%c oats later dropped Be ERE Board of Trade he high firures they have been ameres, The report submitted by $607. _ ~ ' PS > CANT manding this heaw tranmportation bureau on the pais Nout watch, throw it aways Among the re 8 Woednenday | matter myn | 2064 Union was a car of Oregon liflower that “The gomptrolier of the treasury INERAL HOUSE MAID TO Ase is selling at $2 and $2.26 for flatn. |has recently ruled that partial pay MAN STILL WARM fiat In care of chia. Home Bigiia r Queen Anne 173 © Wednesday was a car of wak nts on this account canno FOR LK I Wednend. a car of wab & son * « nt t be BOARD AND kOOM F LADY nuts from California. made, but t settlement between | an Now. Queen Anne 1410. Police and | There in a noticeable slackening tn | the United States and these railroads 7" 1 PTA NO PLAYING Demoralization of the cattle mar Vessels in Other Ports the movement rm cranber. must be made in a single payment in| the sheriff are trying to identify the | “taught. Pantager Bids. ket has had little effect on the hog lon to the local " final settlement after > cor ‘exion | body of a man found late yesterday | Yokohama—Arrived” 6 per 12) Bir rien t local r dors re ment after the commission | aeor “S WANTED Market, according to Raker. Baker imi Maru from Seat Victoria, port. Thix in due, they aay, to the | has certified the entire amount nec. UNder & pile of newspapers, with a| 16 SITUATIONS w. @xXpects declines in hogs, but predict R ‘ fact that there is a plentiful supply | oseery to make good the guaranty {bullet hole in the head in an aban- | Pm e EMALE 4 the downward movement would be | ,.?\) Misabath Arrived Nozember ii on hand at the olf prices while the ‘The total amount of operating de-|40ned ranch building. The body was | SMALL ShTs HOOKS KEPT B 3) gradual. Port Gamble aud Port Townsend, thence market on the Atlantic coast has|ficits to be covered by this guaranty | till warm. A boy eartier in the day nced bookkeeper, reasonable a sui 3. mn jumped to so high a figure that the 18 approximately —$634,000,000 of |"8W the man climb in an auto with | SRN OUN Olsens Urge Home Trade to lie & Locnioy tame aierite one Port Ane berries cannot be profitably shipped | Which about $234,000,000 haa been |Snother man, near Reitmeir station. | MALE HELP WANTED Build U B Jacies; etr Admiral Dewey from Seattle | bere at the present local selling pald in the form of advances and ree me eae " E MINES Pp usiness vie Hee Vranetece. | Balled November 14 Utah ¢ price. there In about $400,000,000 still due |") BANK “CLEARID ae mere, 7 yatorsrese’ ‘um! Home trade wax advocated as one | St Mostdyk (or Beattie via ports: str Vanadium The datry market ts reported as) Which the railroads urgently need to| | employment. Of the biggest factors in building up| “an “ranciscoctatied November 16: wore lonly moderately firm. | Pay the increased wages authorized | Seattle | the business of a community at a) ou President for Seattle via Victoria, Wiltys Loc: 1 M kk by the United Btates railway Labor) | Clearings .... .....$5,800,737.09 | meeting Tuesday of the Seattle Re-| r Breck a. larkets bonrd and for other purposes.” Balances ..... ..... 1,302,207.36 Tights, reading rooms. tall Grocers’ association with Seat asia rape tye ht Pa : Pie Oe ee ee ln, aa ae elie 8 Pr f men with families, le bankers. Victoria, B. C-Artived re my: ranted, bal in | Cheart 6.00 | 0 « rived November 17 Artichakes ier 20} 169 ree Men, earings $16.00 This is the first of three meetings | Str Tyndareus from Seat non > 190 33 | 1626, was the first playhouse in New! | pulances ... $868.00 | | eaTEWwAY™ SRADERS iNePE that are to be held Including a joint | Dungeness —Passed in 8 | York to be lighted by | j wanted—Earn from $110 to $20) 11% | tially loaded steam: conference of retail and wholesale | PA,\s" jended a Fa ey Ae beer Clearings 858,480.00 per ont! 4 sezBene “ a. wed tn November Balances . 134,230.00 grocers on November 20, Port Towns Jin! mer Nile for, Beate aie ieee meg Oe udy’ under ° athe te ene: AO hy . { ow eattio a You position. “No Flock to Hatcheries |" Spespsn eaten” Sakeaber’ ats "oe Chi Live Stock Peery er: Clearings 2,435,490.00 || for booklet A-11, for Full-G: Fi hi [Queen for Seattle, id enetan fe, jaa van Cocumbers Wats “Walia ‘bet: Balances . 958,507.00 || Rene ‘Training Neotitate: ‘or rown Fis . 20.008 end: rm ete tie a‘ : Ren Finest Cals por te... = That the Chehalis hatchery is ex Reported by Wireless pected to wet a world production rr roasted ord this year is the assertion of State | Seveubar IF utr Pretaeet Sie tallen Fish Commissioner Leslie H. Dar- — of Ban Francisco, Inbound, at ¢ ‘win, who is in Seattle Wednesday, |* ™ after a tour of the Grays Harbor jo November 16—8tr Admiral Wateon ninen Charlotte Sound, southbound, diatrict. | 9:30 p. ; Carton Per M™ 3 perience unnecessary. S. A. Hemple Chosen | (:7,'- Pr we : articulars of © te Head of Mining Co. S.A. Hemple was elected president and treasurer of the Alaska Home ‘xtake Mining company at a meeting of the stockholders held at 1016 Third| ave. Monday night | N. Y. Coffee and Sugar | Plans for renewal of work on the Raw, | Property, which han been idle for! Tereipe-tocal, per each. Darwin also announced that peo ‘ple are flocking to the state fieh| wo Batcheries to obtain the full-grown | kebamea for Beatt “@almon that are being given ewer | ‘at the hatcheries, un waists, shoes, tiothis BUY OPTIONS || £05 Broadway, New Yorke German Marks, French Tajima Maru, Yo- . 1.218 miles from He <a. Cn KEW YORK. Nov . ; c c Exchange $ taiiee trom Bes tate per te sranulaied, 94 @is%e per some time on account of exceanive | UE. Wash ae Francs, Italian Lire Who? The respon- |} Apply to Gureulation ion, D Ole . Bh mtn ee ay _ operating costs, were discussed. The | Yame—Lovisians } TORE, Nev, 17—Foreign, ox. | Cieth, 110 miles from Queum at 4 in| Cattee—No. 2 Rie apat. 740 per tb; Nl mine ix at Port Wella, Prince Wil sible real estate man. |}| i* SAM WeEIsrieLD OW your wateh, throw it igher. Ster!) igher. Sterlin ats: ¢. Up 10 cont! B.B4c, up 38 centimes; marks, 1 40e. B jan dollars, # eee 4 Banton, 19% @11 we par Ih Vessels in Port 0 ad a vat acestens, in Fort at Seattle) Denver Market Status A Kas! Eastern Sword, |, DENVER, Nov. | 17 —-Cattle-—Neceipts, YOR SILENT ote Bastern | 3s. wows and he > Hi ged fecdore, #708 BOR 4 s800 ‘ bs dhoned Vital Statistics] fem man) eee ees) ON PRAND JURY 222 ® fom rnorsr ox weaee | list you may find just ||| encau ot atmnarend ot BIRTHS e —Str Rndjoott. aro i - | OPTIONS RUN ¢-9 MONTHS the ho me you have | Bory oe en ee Plorida. ‘per case. poenie mecovemnent te been looking for, with Hama sound, Alaska. People come to him Jj—“—"\________/ with homes to sell, |]/i#S!TCATIONS WANTED—MAUR and somewhere on his SITUATION WANTED aéves- Hheep—Recetpte, 9.000 head: market te Van Pisteine, Chester ©. 1118 Ben-| stow ana suse Lamha sar | “The preseat erahd fory hes not|_Seenn sar " 1 5 err nett eee Homer and girl). 1420 | Pier 5 411,00; owen, S405 been adjourned; I do not wish to aay| freee Freak Viorlds. per ‘4 Fourth w.. | Pier San Fr ar |anything concerning the report re-| “strgineas ver te. 4 prices and terms For is, Phillip fGustatt, 4029 Fre-| Bett ~—U 8 8 Sorveyor, U & an rancisco roduce turned by them Tuesday.” Nucklebertios Mur sooll } et de to it ave. ir 6 BAN FRANCIECO, Nov. 11 wit 4 eal Lemons-Per box redone: ty Be ae, Hagsid i a) Grenge. ber i aos oe OFe 20s SOND firwia diam i hey oad alae tar se “ Wotoasy| Oranges Per case *. ma suit you. flerk. but hotel clerk, salesman f, Hazola We. 4 ith, gir | Bit B—Mte Quovs, ar Admiral Sebree per it per eg 4 hace piers . n od | Fears os ~ Ato Anytiing will do, Phone of ; | Pier ¢ edne: san Soue tee on nto his relations nh the county | Persimmens— rr . i G v erro, John L 2034 W. 62nd, girl. | Union Pacific terminal—Str Yosemite. ae dest wabeeieee: sr er * bun Pomegranates—er bor. 6 ANKE HEADQUARTERS Fron i 3 eviex. ar! H., iSth. NW. Girl lencttic Coast: eee beakere—tte Weel: oer Coors oe |erand jury which has been consid-| NUTS KRMAN MUNICIPAL BONDS Try him and see. ICB ape ker. + 611 Melrose ward Ho. sa Ee PE ate tine the mayor's $10,000 traction ie ae janitor; wants pont gir Alaska steamship moortes—Mtr Victoria, fi i Oireta, 260 | probe. # Wor. ioe wy Ohindtonr 1817 WN. | Mtacy at terminal—U #8 Rurnaide aK a ‘The inquisitorial body recessed un- q ees See tianaay Spertmnent & Wait, George, BY w/a s‘urmmal—nier mnr"ster| Poetiand Market Status |‘! naomi ence tay Se easton | Oa WASHINGTON TITLE || tt "her*sisitiere3s en bay. alter P. 1701 13th ave. | 2 MA viierway Docks & Warehouse ca! ND, Nov. 17--Cattie—Re-| t© Investigate the renult of Caldwell's i. E. WILLS Inc. Reger would ike steady em) i Stetanc’ Louie B., 1212 Bennett, gir! fir Devel | peng: market siow and un.| Probe of the $15,000,000 strect rail- ment Will, consider an iIton. Cameron G, 10115 €6th|Lake Union—Hutle Abita, Abnoba, Aby- | changed way purchase INVESTMENT Can drive any make of car. Bl eye. Ba ber ’ Gos, Addiaon, Al . Ahmik, An-| Hoge—Tecetpta, 208 head: market te SECURITIES __ 6288, Caulking, Lee. Clarence J, 9327 G4th ave S.| thon. Ba E Bingamon, r. Prime mixed G16; heavies.| HENDERSON m Vv. £16 SECOND AVE. “Under State Supervision” y. Biacayie, nford, Oel- | $10@12.60; plew,s1t DAIRY ‘propucts Mere Than $000,000.00 rman, Louis, 204 Holden W. boy.| win. 1 Pugaliup,| Bheep-—-Rteceipia, £75 head; market te/C@TAVes, postal clerk, arrested for Friese Paid te Shisperm Seattle, Wash. Aasets ——" Swan Y., 4527 Holden et. i Wilson, John B. 2116 — 52nd, boy Bi mas Clayton L, 1608 Boylston ave. theft of registered mail, said to have iy and Rattertat . jhe ad $18,000 hidden in «pare auto tire. Bes ee ‘ranch. Phone Elliott 2606 yacan, EX-SERN MAN MARRI wants wok of any kind. Has. Mik Per et ; - - 7 ———— | AMUSEMBNTS | |" "pain rnoncors *” Beane on idee OWit ' or | RotterLocal creamery, cubes TT B r LOEWS> . Eane—7s #40 Endymion, F json, Fort Jackson, Fort oh, Frank. 707 N. 76th. bor. art Union, tmaitmn, Sbetl ‘atson, Ip! 1 N. 60th st. Yregon, etr Co neha, str Washouga Best Hank H, 3210 23rd ave. wie ae erica thing, Queen Anne 474 ere Or, triplete ss... Wisconsin cream brick . aM“ a Mckiniey, P. W. 2232 Boylston N.,| Chippewa. str Aloah, str Kodiak, | Ppa LA Pp eo ee re ; preity) A BEE pancetokt &, 1208 nth ava | Repo eter ht hin or FTITION LACE HI ret a MEANY HALL ee | Daniels. "itarry Carroll, 2714 Ninth | Ted4 drydocke—@tr Edmore, str Sante 1 a, motor schr Kirketind. Hearing of the petition of H. P. VAUDEVILLE Limburger . a : | Saocs ‘era Sriage Ss Drseetng worne-~| wea MATTED APTERNOONS J ig. 7117 N. ® mes yards str el MecGlothern, represent . ATU 4 cRN alten, loyd D., 4319 Palatine ave, eer terson, hull Rainbow. t J ny. rom refusing to grant them licenses tin “The AH © of Leve™ Morehead. William HL, 312 ©. pre | to do business here, was resumed | 7 sl Ee. c 3 ¥. Wednesday before Judge Walter M - Wileox, Frank F.. 517 F. 77th, gin WAR ri h ’ YF " Deke ie Tot Henry, 1736 W. rench in Judge J. T. Ronald's court onrnecum | aomone a 9 GT ee ha Bsn. | chambers after a postponement of MOORE Otncurr | vm cf rt 7 ‘ive da 4 ' . 1 ut __ “MARRIAGE LICENSES ON DOPE HERE hits on Be Re cammnon sierans —— || pretest welche John Spargur, Conductor Name and Residence. Age ———_ AM GAXTON meaty wr and Hubert TH AND UL BA’ HEAR SEVENTY ARTISTS PLAY THE pet. “Budaie.” Tew 127 mornings. | 1 f 3 TE CR | bre standing ears; licen id . Nott *Ioas- R. Reward. LOST, ~~ SATURDAY — velope with pay Morrison, Please return Star 3 *, George Chim on Legal Stewart. Robert F., Seattle 22} federal .grand jury Wednesday, in Kidd, Dorothy 1, Seattice ‘ l |) which 14 of the 16 indictments re- Lawrence H., Seattle ....Legal| turned’ were for alleged trafficking wD, Marjorie D attle nena? in narcotics, District Attorney Saun. Coan. William T.. Wort Worden . 3 ders announced a «weeping cam- Mones, Hazel, Hadlock Tt salen omatnet 32 Matec ranic Av Beattie’... ; | Palen against Harrison act violators. | 29.999 an-wWoot Army Shirts, re == | The entire government machinery i | ineue, A grade, 6ac Fifth S: il cw lock, Walter, Fortson .. will be directed toward stamping out 5 Gres, tomy if ymphony ‘x Ei & { ‘ounger, Lizzie, Forsyth, M 7} the dope evil, and Auto Robes . iz hae Ted 4 a ond tUmon watch “throw bie Walker, Wi@ard, Seattio . 4 county and police officers will| Woot Underw “PARLOR, BEDROOM ie im 3 NED OL aa a ‘ . 10 ves state, county and police officers will| Wool Underwear, each garment ‘ Keyser, Mi@ed, Bookane - 6 tought —— + ~ ‘onzie, Jerry V., Seattle Legal|” “ya fee * - 82.25 | ATH” The Funntent | ® ae 7 so a1 pee juswenbur Viola, Seattle. 11 » evidence in the dope cases! Regimental Sock AND B. medy PHUEMOR oc s ss seme mmacnnes 140001465 EROOM FURNISHED aes ‘ne la, a : = pevetation’ § bs is, pair . “ ‘Bhe ¢ 250 Sh 7, Mediom 1D 50@ 1460 block from car; walking dist Foerster, Fred, Seattle ...... eat |* lation to members of the| Cashmere socks, 3 pairs Letee = neh ROAVY soe 00 from University; fine locate Joyce, Rone C., Seattle... Legal) Brand jury, according to Saunders, | . o Will lease. Kenwood 838. eae Rees FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. WINTER CAMPS Ot Test cows and h ‘ ° RENT--5-ROOM FURNIS fe. Phone North 49. Ouse, Alfred, Seattle .. .25| The men indicted and the dope | Double Gray Wool Blankets .§7.25 mee Josephine ©. Columbus, % they are charged with peddling fol-| 8x19 Wall Tents (new), * us ite +» . eee * | low: Lee Ging, opium; Louie Hong, | eee Gould, Alexander Ww « Beattie . 39 Misher, Josephine, Seattle .. «Mega | F008 ane opium; John Landblin, 10x13 3 Wall Tents pal 5 Goodwin, Roy M, Newark, N. | Morphine and opium; Bud Pierson, Jags Nadine xe: 8) oe annie Legal| Morphine and cocaine; Hud Pierson, INE SYMPHONY HOUSES FOR RENT | Tent Flies, all sizes ‘Prices Very Low | | 7aree Tarpeisa, 120% (new) . | ixcept Mon. Thurs, Ces eeeee teeees weseneee $11.00) . ; Nights, 7:16 and 9:15. SERTS ON SALE wreating. Seattle. H.C. ¥ nd 12 ounces co me Matthews Daisy M., Chicago. ‘Legal| ounces. morphine b Pang Hing, 20 taels opium; Ee DIVORCES GRANTED |“ Petham, Irene from Leith L. Leong Kwong, 60 tacis opium; Char-|__ Prices: $4.05 to $16.20 ke, Victoria M. from Percy Ht. |ley Chung, 2% taels opium; Sandy, U- 8 Army Spirals POR” RENT — 4-ROOM insome, Ethel from Frank Edwin. | and Tolbert Roberts, colored, broth-| Army Web Belts . cottage, $18 per month, to Brandon, Re Thomas, William M, from Sarah | 2 Bennett st Wilson, J. 0. from Janette, ers, Indicted jointly for possexsion of | Army Scarf, khaki ... bi Se ea DON’T STAND IN LINE - 46 grains morphine; Robert Grimes, | | % E ror ‘T WOOD, DEATHS bl Army Shoes $6.45 to $8.50 Waele iar tse: asd : morphine and cocaine iH Te i Whole eee ese sea’ Furniture Miller, Wisabeth, 62, Lakeside hos-| morphine and cocaine Hh pny hay 4 Army Mackinaws .. oeeracked . senna ee BR eda cent A box offlce:at Hour. Phone Alain Lit pital. taels of opium; Frank Mitchell, Neale , $10.00 to $12.50 Chop . : Sherman, Clay & Co., so you ROOMS; BATH, ¢ ND Duby, Gus, 45, city hospital. ? VTREE BEERS, IDOr Ground Bone " rage; partly furnished ae by. r ~ can be seated quickly ‘enzie, John, &9, city hospital. nine and cocaine, and Chang Yow, Sale Conducted by Near Rainier car. 3 % Cohen, Jaanc, Hwedinh hospital 5 tacks opium. |@ ROOMS AND BATE Ward, Jamen N. Minor hospital, All were held on $1,000 ball, except ALL SEATS RESERVED rr . Inquire ington. di ae Alfred B.; Providence hos-| wank Mitchell, whose bond ass ¢C Lewis Wireless t anak, Satara, 25, Nippon hospital. | fixed at $5,000, Atitchell In an old GLE | PARTLY “FURNI COPTAG) 3 Porter, Alfred, 37, Providence bo#-| offender. Ho was first ploked 6 month, Free ital. 4 od pleked up in| ARMY SURPLUS Goops wi 5 5 5 4 A rete ; Sdhaton, Vaward 8., 46, Seattle Gen-| 1915, and has been convicted in the « Hevesn 8100) Matn 50c vist $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 | hogs Wot (re, NES honpl federal court five times gince then, | 904 Third Ave., Next to Madison St, toe! ats Robert, 60, Providence hos-| Four months ago he wnt relerned Seattle, Wash, “cH CHIN’ cow” rt from MeNella, after serving a year Mail Orders Sent Prontpily on } Bes. #1 to $2.50, Ma RD An: Mn, hi SAL Met) 000", ar on dage canis 4 _ Approval iy 19 82.00, Mat. Sa Box Office Open 10 to 5 Main 414 STARWANTAD \OPPORTUNIT