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Evening star., 1920-02-05
O. C. BARBER DEAD.
Leader in Match Industry Gives
Farm to University.

AKRON. Ohio, February 5.-Ohio c.
Barber. seventynine for many years
prominent in the match industry, died
at his home in Barberton yesterday of
pneumonia. The village of Barberton
was named after him.
A provision in his will bequeaths the
Anna Dean farm, one of the most
completely equipped experimental
farms in the country. to Western Re-
serve University. Cleveland.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
DEFICIENCY BILL PASSED
WITHOUT RECORD VOTE

The second deficiency appropriation
by the House today without the for
mality of record vote. after a mo-
ton by Representative Tinkham, re-
publican. Massachusetts. to recommit
the measure with amendment which
would provide S9.300.000 for general
maintenance of public navy yards and
docks was defeated
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Italian "Red" Deputy Freed.

ROME. February 3 (by the Asso-
ciated Press).-Enrico Malate; a. an
archist member of the chamber of
deputies, who was arrested aboard a
railroad train at Leghorn, after he
had delivered an infammatory speech
at Pisa. was released today after an
Interrogation.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
IRKUTSK RETAKEN
BY CZECH FORCES

LONDON. February 5.-The Czechs
have retaken Irkutsk. according to II
wireless message received at Vladi-
vostok and forwarded by the CORE
spondent of ;he Daily Mail. Their
troops are returning westward to re-
liove the Rumanians. Serbs and Poles.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
PLANS TO FLOAT LOAN IN U. S
Sweden Arranges for 6 Per Cent
S25.OOO.OOO Transaction.

STOCKHOLM, February 4.-Sweden
has decided to float a per cent loan
of S25. 100000 in the United States.
The government has arranged with
the National City Bank of New York
and three other banks to take up
$4,000 bonds of $1,000 each.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Cuba Ratifies Peace Treaty

HAVANA. February 4.-The house ot
representatives tonight voted ratifica-
ton of the peace treaty with Germany
without amendment. Only one negative
vote was cast The senate approved
the treaty unanimously December is.
Evening star., 1920-02-05

The new republic of Czechoslovakia
has an area of between $4,000 and
$4,000 square miles and population
of 12.50O,OOO.
Evening star., 1920-02-05

The worid's railways are estima t. d
~ 500 900 miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
C. OF C. AGAIN
FOR OPEN SHOP
Has Meant City's Salvation,
Says Resolution

raudinE the work Of The Arso-
ciated Industries and rsssffirrnIng it's
belief In tho open shop plan for in
duHtry. the Seattle Chamber Of Com
meroe adopted a resolution Wednss.
day declaring that the open shop
policy had resulted In the salvation
Of the business life OF the city.
with intelligence and courageous
fidelity. the Associated Industries has
put The principles Of the American
plan into pructicn. and ia rs months
tho Industries have been rescued
from condition OF Generalization
and uncertainty to one OF buoyAnt
confidence and steadily growing sue
eens under the rule Of law. fair deal
ing and justice tho resolution
states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
PLAN HEARING
ON WATERWAY
Proposed Widening to Be
Discussed Nov. 5

A public hearing on tho proposed
widening % the Duwamtsh water
way, to b, heard In tho assembly
room Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
Arctic building. Nov. 8. at .. m.
was announced today.
The hearing Is 90 obtain the views
OF interested parties regarding the
necessity for widening or deepening.
or both widening and deepening, the
channel TO accommodate present and
future commerce.
A preliminary examination Of the
waterway was ordered by tho river
and harbor act OF June 5. 1880. All
interested parties are invited 10 BE-
present
While for accuracy Of record all
important facts and arguments
should b. submitted IN writing, the
L. =. engineers office pos.
oral evidence viii BE- heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
URGES BANKERS
TO LEND AID
TO u. s. FARMERS

WASHINGTON. Oct II. - Tho
mfety and prosperity Of the bank.
1ng business depends on the safety
md prosperity OF farmers. Joseph
Hfrxch. chairman Of the agricultural
ormnissson Of the American Bank.
erS association. said In hts report
- the association convention here
todny.
Tho report urged the bankers 20
90 their influence toward properly
mAirfaininx the department Of agrt.
culture. to help the farmer In
marketing his products by enoour-
aging the organization OF co-opera-
tive warehousing and selling orgaai-
0fions.
Hirsch's IMPORT aroused special In
ter<st here =, ,ause OF the recent plea
o. farmers 10 the treasury and fed
erai reserve board for aid In crop
marketing.
1T IL high time for the bankers
q this country 10 recognize q more
economical method OF distributing
our food products In absolutely es-
s<ntlaf to the success OF American
agriculture. no the farmers can pro
duce and sell their crops with some
reasonable assurance Of fair profit.
there viii be an increasing tide OF
men drifting from the farms into
the cities" Hirsch said
n MI r. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove termlnnl--Atr Maquan str
Eastern Leader. str Edmors, str Ellis
ton. atr city OF Spokane.
Pier it-str Admiral Hodman, str Tai.
thybiua
Great Northern tsrrninal--su Fushlmi
Maru
Pier s--Motor schr ozno.
Pier Str Alabama Maru
Pier stir Delight
Pier Str Northu..t~rn
Grand Trunk docka--atr Admiral rvsns
u. y. r. Destroyer. str Kamohatka
Hanford at. terminai-Str Admiral Good
rich.
East waterway terminai-atr West Ivi,
Todd drydoeks-Btr Westward ITO a.,
Admiral Watson. str Eastern sword.
str Queen.
Pacific Coast Engineering works-gtr
Eastern Leader.
Ames ysrds-Htr Roosevelt
Lake Union--Ifuils Abiiia. Abnoba. Abv-
doa, Addison. Aiienhurnt. Ahmik. An.
thon, Baydnn. bertrand. Binramon.
Biacayie. Black Wolf. Bianford. osi'
win, Boughton. Pezuta, Puyati,n,
cabacan, Capraria, Cardla. Gamma
charus. Chesterfield. Chaicia. cin.as.
cinyras. corus. Cozian. Cola, Clone
Eiissa. Electra. Endymion. Fort liar.
rison. Fort Jackson, Fort stanwir.
Fort Union. imufka. Lsoti. KItan.
yinoennes. str Brookdaie.
Heffernsn drydocks--Str Juneau. str Re-
dondo.
West Seattle eievator--str Fricsland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
PLEADS FOR
BETTER Law
ON SAVINGS
Seattle Financier Addresses
American Bankers Asso-
citation

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Oct. ,i.-A
report was delivered today before the
4sth annual convention OF the Amer
lean Bankers association by Ray
mona II. Frazier. prpespldcnt OF the
Washington Mutual savings Rank OF
Seattle. and chairman OF the com.
mlttee on state legislation Of the
savings bank seotion OF the Amer
lean Bankers association.
n was based on the result Of
studies OF the laws OF the tS states
sent TO each state
'-rhe necessity for adequate sav.
ines fund legislation needs no arsu'
ment.- Frazier said. hut In view OF
the present nationwide campaign 10
stimulate the savings habit. your
committee deems II particularly ap-
proprsate at this time thar bankers
should see TO Il that every instiiu-
ton authorized 20 receive the savings
Of the common people should be sub
sect TO such legislation M will insure
for such savings the highest measure
81 safety.
~Our Investigation reveals that n
ccmparafively new state. namely.
California. enacted about 10 years
ago one OF the most scientific. thofo
and practical banking codes In the
entire country.
This fact Is undoubtedly an TIM
portnnt contributing factor IN the
4. AraFs. \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
"SLUSH FUND" I
PROBE STARTS
u. S. Watches Campaign
Expenses Here

Preliminary investigation Of uhs
campaign funds Of all parties is Oh
ready under way In Western Wash
ingtOn. and will be completed AZ
soon az practicable. ~ was announced
Thursday by United States District
Attorney saunders.
This action WIS undertaken under
orders from the attorney general.
saunaern said. and prosecution VIII
follow any violation Of the corrupt
practices act that may 10 found
Operatives from the bureau Of In
vesiigation have been detailed 70 this
work
The corrupt practices act IL de-
signed as check on indiscriminafs
distribution Of largo sums Of money
for Transportation Of voters" dis
termination Of information" for get
ting out 10 vote" and for paid
watchers at the polls"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Oils Stronger and
Rails Go Up During
Mem York Trading

NEW YORK oct srres generally higher at the stock
ket today United unhanged cuelble is
off Petroleum r. r. 100. off "
southern Pacific ss+ up ~ Retail stores 49, up Sinclair ~ up
Missouri Pacific sSA, v; t0h. -
o
men against tho strikers and that taken
favorable
oils rails advanced earlier trading
declined
ere had voted strike In sympathy with the mnerA Wall o. was taken
by and Immediately
Steel
baldwin off ~. its& o y
The a
In
closing baldwin nav
orr ~ 80 orr ~ Canadian Pacific ist% or iAi SOUTH
Pacific -
is or s Nickel Plate ca Off =; Reading ss. OF sudseshsr
sTG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
UNION PACIFIC
CHIEFS COMING
President to Talk TO C. OF
c. Friday Noon

Carl Gray. president OF the Union
Pacific. N. ". Adams, vice president
In charge ~ transportation; y. T..
Calvin. vice president In charge Of
traffic, and 20 traffio and operating
officials OF the road. win arrive in 60
attic on n special train Friday morn.
Ing from Tacoma.
They win spend the day here. ieav-
Ing al night for Portland.
The party viii De guests at the
members council OF tho Chamber Of
Commerce luncheon. nj the Masonic
club rooms. Friday noon, when Gray
VIII speak on prcscnt-day tranBpof.
ution problems.
This IA Tho largest party Of Union
Pacific officials 20 visit Seattle since
before the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
New O.S.K. Liner IL
Days Making Voyage

The Aiahama Maru. new transpa.
cific liner Of the Osaka Shosen Kali
sha company. entered port at neon
yesterday. thus completing her maid
en- voyage Of ~ days.
Tho new ship u a sister 20 the
Arizona Mnru and is commanded by
Capt Y. Tnmaruchi the veteran
skipper Of the o. \. X. line and one
OF tho most popular japanese skip
pers on the Pacific. Capt Yama-
guch WAS welcomed 10 port by
Charles f. Kcazy. United States Gus
toms Inspector. and reported a very
successful voyage.
The Alabama Maru carries a crew
Of i7s men and officers. She set
sail from Yokohama on September
IL. touching At Manila. Shanghai
and Kobe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Nakafsuna foauko. sii Dearborn
Tornonori -. coo Seventh ave. e..
girl
r.aariisen. Eivina. i7is Boren ave.
girl
Main. Costa. soT s,cwar, St girl
Schultz. Harry, sos gsth ave. -, boy.
strsnaek. = J.. ssss waieott ave.
boy.
Burma o.orE. H.. ssos ssth n. W.
boy.
brown, y. r.. ,oit 18Th s. W.. boy.
Blair. II. H.. 70f FindlAy st. girl
Curtis. &. A.. oil ~ eist st. boy.
Lands. G. T.. zis5 Fifth ave. W.
girl
Dion. r. l.. 1905 Holly st.. girl
Anderson. Arthur. tbii woodiawn.
girl
Juneway. -, isia u. Alder. girl.
Ramsey. J. H.. s2ss Eastiake ave-
girl.
Foster. s. A.. 1911 tsth NJ. girl
Hersng. Sol A.. 1Tsi Market st.. girl
Nelly. J o.. 1899 3Sth ave. rirl
Myera William r.. i220h westiake.
boy.
ogasawars. Noburn. 10 Eighth ave.
Kimura. Takeshi. isosM Jackson ct.
boy.
IwabuohL Heisaku. III nth ava &.
Hf.x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Cox Will Claim
Harding Reward

BALTIMORE. Nd. oct. 2i.--Gov.
ernor Cox. upon his arrival here
this afternoon. stated that he would
claim the reward which Senator
Harding offers 10 any one who can
show any Inconsistency or change
OF position In his campaign speech
es."
II can show that within the last
is months Senator Harding has as
stunned 10 positions on the league OF
nations issue" Cox said. THAT
ought to win the rewari."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Coast Guard Cutter
Ends $4,000 Mi. Trip

Moor-d at tho Ben ~ terminal
after an absence OF five months.
tho coast guard cutter Algonquin.
commanded by Lieut. Com. W. 7.
stromberx. In awaiting orders
Tue Algonquin arrived In port
Wednesday evening from the North.
where she has been on relief and
patrol duty. during the course Of
which duties she steamed $4,000
miles. completing one OF the ionges,
voyages in tho history Of tho coast
guard service.
on her return trip thr Algonquin
towed the revenue cutter Bear. dis.
abied with a broken boiler. 10 within
ieo miles Of Cape Fhttery. where the
tug snohosnish took over tho tow.
The Rear was reported off tho cape
"Wednesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Reported by Wireless


octobsr ;i-atr jefferson In chrtrsy
Fas=, northbound. at a. M. ctr Cath
erin. y. In unarnak Pass. southbound. at
isE9 a. m.
October so-gtr Spokane In Queen
Charlotte Sound. northbovod. ct 10 .. m
4. y. Naval Communications
October s0-Etr Spokane zes miles
north ~ Seattle. norfhbound. at q y. m
str HyadsH. Seattle for Honolulu, 10 miles
from Seattle at .. M. str Eastern
Mariner, Yokohama for seattle. via Van.
coaser. y. G.. $500 Mules from Cape
Flsttsry at .. m; motor Hehr Libby
Maine for Seattle 600 miles from Cape
Fiattsry at .. ms str Argyll. Seattle
for oisum. ts7 miles from oleufn at Z
.. m. str Cordova. Cordova for seat
tie. anchored off Hinchinbrook Island al
. .. m. str Admiral TarraEut. Seattle
for Ban Frsncisco. sss miles from seat
tie at D m. ctr President. Han Fran
cisco for Seattle. 1876 miles north Of Cape
Blsnro at .. m. atr favada. Tacoma
for Portland. OFF North Head at : q. mi
str Eastern beIls, Han francisco for H.
attic. $50 miles north Of BAn Francisco
at D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
-------- - ----s------------------
Public Markets


SANITARY
Stalls sf-ss. salmon for canning lie
n. large salt rnaekersi. 7sc n, scaliops
ssc pt-: salmon trout. zsc n. stan III. :
cans corn. zoe; new an pickles. 2 Tor
1nc; assorted teiiles, ? glasses ztc. Stall
70. best fresh butter. CSC NJ. ms ffeI.
fresh peanut butter lie NJ. Stall e.
lob sack yellow corn meal. s3c, fJs
fafina. 7.c. bars Crystal White soap. 3sc
CORNER
stall 100. cans Cooperative milk.
<se: best Jersey butter. coo IN; foil
cream cheese, gSc n. stali ~. silver
salmon. isc N. ms 2sc; fresh black
or ling cod. ms. &c; crabs for ssc
pit Stall 2. boiling beef. ioc NJ lamb
chops z6c NJ. pot roast, IzMo 10. 4;
bacon. s5c fb. round steak. zse ID.
ECoNOMy
sfafl -, fresh whole salmon ~ to 10
nst. sse each. nieed salmon, zoe 10 /:
entnsh f5c NJ: haiibut checks. zoe M
Stall 20. fbs. onions. g5c; green peppers.
Ice rb.; egg plant. Ice n. lbs. 2be;
Yakima Gem potatoes. i2.2s sack. Stalls
7-s-s, 1sc Morton shaker salt. 100; ibc
zDc: cans Old Dutch Cleanser. 2sc; 2
ms. Flake white. sc. ms. navy beans.
tie.
rTKE PLACE
gtail n. ms. fine- American cane
sugar. &c. ms $50. s,aH 10. pure
fresh milk lie at stall GO. tail carna-
ton milk. fzibc. Stall 90. large Norway
herring for tic. fresh soies. Ms use:
silver salmon lie ~ red snapper. 2 ms
zse. stall 1911. ksppered herring. tJc N. /.
Columbia river smoked salmon. 600 10.
wEsTLAKE
sugar stall. pure American cane sugar.
f9e NJ: bars Eo-Rub Naptha soap. 7se.
Stalls 1917. ms fresh soda crackers.
5sc. fig bars. zoe ID. gingersnaps. zoe NJ
stall fsz. Teco rnsrmaiede, CSC can; 2
pigs Hilrs pancake flour. 25c: 20c
Quaker Oats. fsc. stall 1876, Nucoa. lbs
Sios: Nuf-OIa, ms 81 90. good butter,
sfe ~ Stall ff6 GravenstsiD apples.
ez.so box; Gold Coin potatoes. ti.7s cwt;
6<v opions. tl-1s cvt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
~" Victory Songs
to Be Collected

Songs OF victory and riee in hon
or Of their alma mater are TO be
collected BY the students Of the uni.
vsrsity and edited In an official
Washington song book. according
to plans Of Robert Abel. president
OF the student body association
The following win publish the u
cong book: Robert McCroskey.
Wendell Brackett and Jean McMor-
ran. representing the student body:
Dean Irving NJ. Glen. OF the College
of Fine Arts: Carl =. Wood. asalst.
ant professor Of music. and Percy
Dearie. manager Of the University
book store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Hazen Grabs
Lady's Spud

Again Tho stnr bows humbiy
70 Iiazsn J. Titus nm the cham
peen publicity sharp OF these
parts.
Yesterday we challenged this
creator Of the Northern Paeifie's
Great Big Baked Potato" to beat
for size giant spud raised By
Mrs. H. Ayers. 3i37 Belvidere
ave.
As the bright young man who
wrote the story 30 cieveriy put II,
the potato measures II inches ''in
It's stocking feet and weighs "a
pounds. ringsldo."
Hazen didn't produce a bigger
potato. but no grabbed Mrs.
Ayers murphy overnight and put
II on exhibition In the window OF
the Second ave. Chauncey Wright
restaurant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
LIBERTY n0NDs
Foreign Exchange

srw YORK. oct si--FsfsiEn err
ehs.ss epsnsd higher. Sterling demand.
tftss. % &c. francs. ftse. 20 ess.
stsne.. lire asssand. arse. unchanged.
marks. tfc. oft 1 csntfms. Canadian
doiisrs. - SOC.
The market ctosff ur.sfff-d. with stsr-
unE regulating acme Of the ground iasf
tFrsfn efiafrir m announcement OF the
BRITISH rAif strike declaration. After DE-
siinin9 20 tasi4 atesiiaE rallied 10 ts.ss.
stlil off sac.
AtsrlInm closed a. tssf of EAe.
francs wsse see. OF csntifnss. lire.
srss. of esntimesl lire cables. if7rs
marks. istr. of esutimr.. Canadian
degisrs. seaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Arrivals and Departures

October 1f--Btr Rush from Eagle UAr-
Dor At 1880 n m.
October 20--str Admiral Goodrich from
southsaHtern Alaskan ports at .. m
str Prince Albert from Tacoma AZ ii
,. m; Z. =. g. O. Algonquin from Bering
sea cruise and unaiaska At 2:t0 .. m.
sailed
October zi--Btr Admiral Evans for
Bouthwestsrn via Southeastern Alaskan
ports at 10 a. m; str Hosita Tex f.ilhu
Thomson) for caliao via San Francisco at
. a m.
october 1o--s,r orani for United King
dom via Vancouver. u. O.. and San Fran
cisco nj a. m. str Hyadcs for Homo
lulu and ports at $3.50 D. M. str Alaska
for Tacoma at $3.50 .. m str Prince Al
bert for iadysmith. u. C., ana ports at
ii 30 D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
University Y.M.C.A.
to Have New Home

A new home for the University
Y. NJ. G. A. viii shortly be a reality.
options have already been secured
on two lots on the Noruer Of 42nd
st. and 18th ave. y. T., and a spe-
oml building committee appointed
to hurry the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Varsity Soldiers to
Get Garrison Cans

The soldier boys OF the university
II. o. T. c. are 10 get new garrisoru
caps instead OF the present cam
paign hats. The caps are said TO
cost the government iess and are
expected 20 aid the cadets In pre-
senung a ncater appearance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Vessels in Other Ports

Kobe--Saiied October rs: Str Arabia
Naru for Seattle via ports.
Yokohamh--Arrived october 10: Str
Hawaii Maru from Benttls.
Han Pedro--Arrivsd October 20, CTR
Jaiapa from Seattle. Sailed October 20.
Str Admiral Dewey for Seattle via ports
San Frhncisco- Baiied October 20. Str
Port Angeles towing bge Rufus ". Wood
for Seattle: str v. r. Loop for Puget
Sound ports Mt midnight.
DunReness---P Passed In October 81. Str
Eastern Belle for Seattle and Tacoma at
$50 a. m.
Port TownHcpd--Pasred In October a.:
Str Eastern Belle for Seattle and Tacoma
ct 1916 r. m; str Morning Star for Be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
COPS GET BIC
CACHE OF WINE

Motorcycle patrolmcn W. w.
Dcnch and George y Reynolds raid
ed q house az 7o7 Seventh ave- n.
se;zed 100 gallons Of wine. arres,ed
Louis Medica. then raided house
at III Seventh ave. ~ and selxed
a bottle OF grape ThurFday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2i--Blda are
to be opened October Is for the sale
Of 30 miscellaneous naval v~nseis. u
was announced today. Many OF the
boats arc yachts taken over by the
navy department during the war.
There are also five old style war
ships. which can be converted into
cargo boats. The navy expects to
get 81. 900. 900 from tho sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
U. w. Whatcom Club
Elects Its Officers

Alb Hcnnes was elected president
of the University Whatcom County
club Mt a meeting held Wednesday
night In the Kappa Sigma fraternity
house. Other officers elected were
Mary Davis. vice president: Mary
iarrabce. secretary: Nuben Seton.
treasurer. and Edward Kamm. re-
porter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
WHEN'S PLUMBER
NOT A PLUMBER
IT. STUMPS READ

When II = plumber not a
plumber,
when he can't plumb. says
Or. H. NJ Read. city healthier.
Let mo think" says Charles
Donworth. assistant chief iumi-
nary for the city legal department.
~ho was requested Thursday TO
render an official opinion on the
vcxatious problem.
DIR. Read wants legal advice as
TO HIS authority TO ban a plumber
who puts insaniSary pipes in city
residences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

Af-~sa.-fer ~, ............ II
usssii-=pet n. ....sss.....-.. ~
she.fuuts Cal. f~f n. $1,000. ~
rIff~fts n, .4...s........ -ft0 -
Wsissts- Hsnehssfsa ......... II
Cal .ssssssssssss.sssss Nv ~
re~rsts vfrriris Hsfs'ens. n. IL
Japaes.~. rsr n. ............ II
Fe~aasar~r ~ .. ......... 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

TAToosH ISLAND. oct lit A. NJ
Rising barometer. clear wind northwest.
- miles an hour. Paaa@d out Str Rich
mond with bye No. S5 AZ sac last night.
Ktf Hyades ~ 1870 a. m. 10 A. NJ
Sassed In. Str President At . 90 A. m.
October 10--ii:S0 A. RAINING! wind
south. ~ miles an hour y. NJ
Cloudy; wind east. 10 miles an hour
Passed in; SER ouabbin a, ssso .. IN.
Passed out; foer-masted bark entine
at ,. m. towing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Hoglunds Announce
Birth of Baby Boy

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hogiund. 1921
10th ave. ~. announce today tbs
birth Of n baby boy. born last night
at the Swedish hospital. The new
member OF the Hogiund family
weighs eight and a half pounds
Hogiund II n member Of The StaE<
pressroom force. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Announce Pledges to
Musical Fraternity

Pledges TO Kappa Kappa Psi.
musical fraternity on the university
campus, announced Wednesday. are:
Col. c. T.. Phillips. head OF the Y. II.
O. r. C.. and Bandmaster A. =.
Adams. as honorary members. and Ir.
win Mott. Walter Hawkins, Everett
Wood and Kenneth johnson to reg.
ular membership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Lantry Head of N. P.
Division in Seattle

T. N. faniry. veteran employe of
the Northern Pacific railroad and one
Of tho rail experts who served in
Russia and Siberia during the war.
has been promoted 20 IN. sup-rinten.
deney OF the Seattle division Of the
Northern Pacific. II MAS announced
"wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
CITY TO BUILD
new FIRE HOUSE
WestIake Station to Be
Hurried Up

After a year OF temporizlng. the
city council win take steps TO rush
the construction OF the new fire sta.
ton in the Westlake district.
Councilman Philip Tlndall was
appointed by the public safety com
miftee Wednesday to confer with
Mayor Caldwell on the speedy con
struction Of the proposed station.
The city Is using at the present
time the old fire station at Third
ave and Pine st. now owned by the
Bon Marchc. II Is faced with the
necessity OF paying over $4,000 a
month rental for the site.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
WIFE DECLARES
w HE HAS GIFTS"

Albert Hoffman has periodic mad
fits." according 10 Mrs Elsie Hoff.
man. who started divorce action TO-
day. During these ''fiis." she says,
he strikes her. calls her vile names
and tries 60 attract the attention OF
the neiRhborx. He had an attack"
March ?. and left her TO support
their three children. she alleges
He's book binder.