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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Arrivals and Departures

August is--u. y, l.. II. r. Heather from
cruise at 5.so a. m.
August i7--str Anyor towing bgs Bal
myra from Gypsum. Alaska. at noon: str
Red Rock from Tacoma at %. m str
TsJima Maru from Tacoma at 7s5o D. m. ;
U. 4. L. II. r. Rose from sea duty at
noon; yacht Aaulio from Tacoma at $50
.. IN.
August is-str Gedney for Southeast
ern Alaska via Nanafmo. H. C., at A.
m; U. H. y. New Mexico for Honolulu
at a. m. U. \. /. II. T. Heather for
cruise.
August 17-Sr Northwestern for ia.
coma at $3.50 .. m. str Fulton for Van
couvsr' ". C., at .. m str spokane
for southeastern Alaska at 10 a. m str
Admiral Schiey for San Diego via San
Francisco at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Now Seek Higher
State X. r. Rates

OLYMPIA. Aug ls.-Important
shipping interests were represented
here Mt tire hearing before the public
service commission on the request
OF the railroads for higher freight
rates In the state. The railroads
want an increase in the state tariffs
TO correspond with tho increases re.
Gently granted by the interstate
commerce commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

name ana Ncsidcnce. Age.
warwick. ZacheuH J.. Vaughn.
Lee. Mrs. Ida. Vaughn. wash. Legal
Gumardson, Carl william. New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Col, 900 Trout to
Be Planted Here

State Fish Commissioner l.. II.
Darwin said today n complete census
OF the county's fish hatchcries
showed sol 900 trout They will be
released in county streams and
lakes as soon as they attain SUI.
ficicnt sixc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

TOXIC. Japan. Aug. is.-Thc out.
look In the shipbuilding industry Is
dlscouraEing. The largest yards are
engaged In warship construction.
and are showing evidence OF the
SOLDERING effects OF financial deprcs.
sion. A member OF the house OF
peers proposed that Japan should
economixe by purchasing warships
abroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Business Show to
Open September 20

The first Seattle Business show
will be held In the Arena during the
week OF September 20. Every kind
and phase of business In the city
VIII hold exhibits and demonstrations
during the show. according to plans
that are rapidly taking shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Ex-Captain Asks
$40, 900 Damages

Suit for $4,000 was Instituted
wednesday morning by Charles r,
Grooms. former captain OF the u. s.
shipping board vessel Eastern
Craig" for injuries sustained in fall.
ing down an areaway In the plant Of
the Seattle Flour Mills last March.
Grooms alleged that owing to the
un'ighted condition Of the area.
way he fell several feet. fracturing
his leg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

Snith Cove terminal--Btr Cross Eeyr. str
Horaisan maru. str Endioott. str An
yox. bye Palmyra.
Pier 1f-Btr Tyndsreus.
Bell 1T. terminai--U r. T.. II. It. Heather.
Great Northern terminaI-Str Taiims
Maru. str Katori Maru
Pier g--Str Arizona Marr
pier Str West Jester.
Pier Str ketchikan,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Jay Thomas Will
Talk on Dakota

At a special meeting OF associated
Industries to be held In the Masonic
club rooms wednesday evening. Jay
Thomas. antinonpartizan league.
will report on conditions In North
Dakota A general review Of tho
activities OF the association during
the past year will also be laid before
the members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Public Markets
rrKy PLACE

rfkE PLACE
rs.r ~. pare esns sussr. ns tse.
ne stc. stall -. fresh milk. fsc At
stall ss. tail can carna,ion rnIls. i:Se.
stall 80, salmon trout. tte 10. rsriaE
sea herring, for stc. FED snapper J Ns
nc. stall 1885. pkEs y. c corn Makes
sses pkxs EeiioxEs corn fakes. fte; I
cans oil sardtnss sSc. stall n. ne
ssei large bansnss zee dos stan 1874.
bulk elder vinegar. tie gal. isnox soap.
SC bar.
ECONOMY
rtaii ~. Sspoiron olive oil. tig at
pure groans chocolate zee ~ iec soda.
iso n psrs Yakima honey. n saIs. So
p,.. Tee ct. Tiilsnoos cheese. use N
stalls i.s-r. pot roast. i've NJ pure
lard. NJ. 80. boiins beef. Ice N. stsil
ss frssh batter. $50 N. J ms ti.it,
fuli cream cheese. isc n Cooperative
~ Kinr salmon. isc N Dolly warden
trout sec n stan 81. pure fresh milk
isu at. Stalls fTft. CSC Royal baking
vo~dsr. ate. s hsrs Clean Easy spap
81. Kiln tpo~dsrsd mlikl. the idea
picnie drink
,t-,s rihs at. bacon backs. zoe n
pot roast. &C N round steak. sc n
shoulder % lamb DC N. Stall iet.
rfeauiery butter4 etc fh fuft cream
cheese. ssc N peanut batter. ~ N.
sSe. stall ~. sauerkraut tsc at. qts
abe. pure cider vinegar. sec gal white
picking vinegar. sec Hal. stall ~
salmon ike NJ. hsiibut. zoe NJ. red
snapper. rbs. use. black cod. rts ste
stall iio. ~htts jar ruhhersAs dos lie.
: cans tomatoes. use. Parowss. sso 70
stalls is-gs. zoe can pumpkin. lie. large
can .srdinsa in oil. &c. itc can red beans
&c. for zee. stall J. pot roast. ioo n
mutton roast. lie ~. steer steak lie n
SANITARY
STAINS se--, strictly fresh ergs Ste
dos. full cream cheese. ,tc NJ Good
Luck margarine. ste 10. +, for ste Stalls
fi1si. salmon for canning. tse n. silver
smeits. Toe ~. black cod. ibc N. stalls
1919. grape juice. pt ssc. at csc; Post
Toartie~. . for atcs best peanut butter,
acc N, Stall Ill. fancy sliced pineapple
1se can. socksys salmon 2 cans tso;
tuna fish. iso oan. stall Is. Hiiis. MAJ.
inum or Reliance coffee. SOC 10. crisco
or Flake white. 2be NJ Mason jar caps
ise dor. stalls ate Mazda oil. s5o DIT
soc at. t.is b-sai. t2so gal. 2M N.
red can uilis' coffee. ti.2s
wEsrI-AKE
Stall ss best coffee. soc ~; English
breakfast tea. CSC 10. stalls Is-i7. hulk
chocolate sae NJ. pkrs Teco pancake
flour. use: pkEs Grape Nuts. acc. stall
los. cabbage. Sc NJ. potatoes. 9 ms asc.
fresstone peaches. zoe dos Stall iss
strictly fresh puiist egxs. sao dor new
strained honey. CSC pit. ssc 1T: fresh
churned butter, ssc m. Sugar stall, Gold
Bond or wsstlaks Special flour. aso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Asx is-Fof-ixn ss-
change aaotstians continued rssy at the
opening today. Demand s.srtinx "a. off
NC at tf.ss y francs. off esntinss a.,
T.;fc. lire. Off c~utlraes al use.
marks. demand off esntimes At sose.
lire. demand tsse. Canadian doiiArs
sssee
Closing prices v~rsi Demand sssvs,rs
t1s.s. cables biGk: francs. demand
T.;fe. cables T.ste. lire. demand ss.c.
cables tsse: MARKS demand :sse. cables
.gfc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

HonoIulu-failed August II; schr Mary
r.. Foster for Puget Sound ports.
San Francisco--Arrived August II. Mo-
tor schr Santa Flavia from Tacoma via
Anacorte# Mt "A. m.
Astoria--Arrived August II. Motor sehr
challambra from Seattle Via ports Tor
west coast OF South America at A. m.
Tacoma-sailed August Is; Str Admiral
Dewey for Seattle at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

BAN rRAScfsCo. Aus. is.--nu,tsr--
Estras. 81 Ne per ~
EsEs-frsras. SAc per dos. dirsiss No.
I. SIC per dos extra psiists. s.r per dos .
underlined paiists. fT@r per dot
ch~ese-caltfernia fats. fancy. sie per
10. nrGs. 81 nc pee 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Dependent, Slabs
Himself to Death

Believed to have been Respondent
over III health. Antoine Jikkoia. 3s.
stabbed himself TO death In the bath.
room OF his sisters home at 1925
Fourth ave. n. w. Tuesday after
noon. His brother-in. law, John
Laine. found him dying. He died be-
fore medical aid reached him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Veteran of Navy
Dies at Ballard

ert Restad. 50. OF 35is West lard st.
Ballard. died August IL. Mrs. Restad
died in February. Their two chill
drcn. Margaret. s years old. and Mar.
tina. years old. are left orphans
Restad served for many years as
auartermaster. and saw active ser.
vice In the Spanish.American and
German wars Many admirais and
captains In the navy were fast
friends OF Restad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

DENVER. Aug. tt--Catti~--Rses
600 head. market -sc 10 soc higher
Steers. udff. COWS and hsifsrs. fsgsTs.
s,oes.rs and f~sdsrs. tsto0sse. calves
ts6ii
Hows-- Receipts. 800 head. m.rs-, Il.
steady. Top. sis. bulk of sales. sisg
1850.
Hhssp-Rse.ipts. I. 700 head. rnark~, Il.
steady. Lambs. ti09iise. ewes. 1850
ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Reported by Wireless

August I7--str W. -. Porter. Everett
bound south, $50 miles from Everett AZ
p. m; str Admiral Schley. Beattie for
San Frsnciseo. 30 miles from Seattle al 4
.. m; str Everett, Tacoma for Ever,,t
rs miles from Tacoma at p. m. +: str
spokane, Seattle for Ketchiksn, 122 miles
from Seattle at Q D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Slips on Planks;
Asks City for $500

Because she slipped on wet plank
road at goth ave. n. w. sustaining
a Coles fracture of the right arm.
Mrs. Alice 7. Murdach. 54l4 Barnes
ave, presented % claim to the city
council Wednesday for s2,soo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
She Loses $50 at
Policemen's Dance

Tho police band dance Tuesday
night at Leschi park was costly for
Helen Solomon. 1909 Boren ave. A
purse containing 500 was either lost
or stolen from her pocket at the
dance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Duthie Ship Will
Be [ Launched 7 D. m,

The new s.5ooton steel froiEhter
Griffco. built for the Coastwis
Steamship A Barge Co. viii b sent
down the ways at the Duthic yards
at o'clock "Wednesday nigh. Mrs.
Albert v. Griffiths will sponsor the
ship.
A sister craft, tho Gr!ffdu. viii be
launched within the next few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

CORK. Ireland. Aug. 1s.--Lord
Mayor McSwiney Of Cork. found
guilty by n military oourtmartiai on
three charges OF sedltion. refused to.
day to recognize the right OF the tri.
bunal to try him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Hans Peterson Is
Fined $40 for Fire

Hans Peterson. contractor. who
started n debris fire that threatened
two downtown hotels Monday night.
was fined $40 in Judge John b. Cor.
don'H police court Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Wholesale Prices
Drop q Per Cent

WASHINGTON. Aug. is.--The gen.
eral level OF wholesale prices dropped
IN per cent during the 80 days end.
ing July rs. the labor department an.
nounced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Woman Admitted
to Berlin Boursc

BERLIN. Germany. Aug. is.--Thc
first woman to be admitted TO the
Berlin Bourse liz Frau Marguerite
Bruehl. She Is the owner Of n grain
| firm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
SEES UNCLE
SANS ship
ELEPHANT
Writer Visits Lonely Spot
Where 1873 Wooden Ships
viii Await Buyers
ny HARRY n HUNT

CI.AREMoNT. Va, AUG. is.-rvc
Just seen the biggest white elephant
In Uncle Sans whole zoo. That Is.
I've seen the head and trunk; the
body. hind quarters and tail haven't
arrived yet. But even the forefront
stretches across more than mile
OF the northern horizon OF this
town.
We first sighted the monster as
we rounded a bend in the James
river. at ciaremont. so miles above
Norfolk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Haines Takes Trip
on Alaska Liner

A. r. Haines. vice president and
general manager OF the Pacific
Steamship Co. left on tho Admiral
liner Spokane Tuesday for two
weeks trip 10 Alaskan waters. lie
was accompanied by his family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

Richard. Humphrey. so. 1885 Baker
ave.
Alexander, Brian Bevan. 10. san 10th
ave. ~ h..
Mathlson. infant. > days swedish
hospital.
Robinson. Alexander NJ. 90. 47s7
zznd ~. v.
kineaid. Robert. ~. tses Brooklyn.
Johnston. Oilff. So. Providence hos
pital
Cleveland. Ruby. -. nos Market at
Palmer. John l.. ~. Ta2s 18th n. W.
Hoffman. George H.. 81. s0T W. sand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

building Of two-story store and Of
flee building at Eighth ave. and Pine
St. IL was announced by the owner.
c. b. Dodge. wednesday. The build
ing will cost $4,000.
-----------------------
Improved fishing conditions have
made the port OF Grimsby one OF the
richest towns OF It's size in England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
ARMY PLANES
REACH DAWSON
Fifty-Hour Schedule Plan
ned Halifax to Vancouver

DAWSON. Y. T.. Aug. H.
Omitted Pr-Hal--Pianes NoA and
OF the New York TO Nome army
flying fleet arrived Of Dawson ai
9 o'clock last night. covering the
distance from White Horse In two
hours and IS minutes.
Planes Nos. and were delayed
at White Horse. plane having
blown a tire while taking off late
yesterday.
Repairs are being made today and
they are expected 10 arrive at Daw.
son tomorrow.
The flight from white Horse to.
day took the aviators along the
route which the miners followed In
the days OF the Yukon and Alaska
gold rushcS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Provisions closed lower.

CHICAGO. Aug is-cash wheat
No. red. t-ssU eco. No. red.
tssT No . red. t2ss: No, : hard.
t.5TUs5s. No . hard. tsbTu.bgA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
WEDNESDAY
nsHA a.

AtU. ~
First Tow Tide
las a. m. 80 a.
FIRST High Tide
flta a M. ss g.
second low tide
ttaf p M 40 n.
>-ecad stigh tide
ties q. IN. rs a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

OTTAWA. Ont. Aug. Fifty
hours from Halifax to Vancouver
from coast 10 coaxt--will be the run.
ming time Of the transcontinental
air express TO he established by the
Canadian air board II was an.
nounccd today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
ShipNeWs
Gail

THURSDAY
Ara. ~
pir-t law Tide
efss a M. is a.
First High Tide
4 % a m. 90 r.
second Low Tide
sss =. M "a ~,
second tsish Tide
sffs y. m, ITO Il
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY PROPERTY
READ THIS AND CALL NJ. as5s-w.

READ THIS AND CALL NJ 4s59-w.
All brick and slate roof hardwood
floors throughout, hot water heat, base
ment under entire house. ceiled attic,
four bedrooms and sleeping porch. large
concrete front and side porch, concrete
drive, garage and two servants rooms;
large lot; on Carr Ave, walking dis
lance Of Central High and Bruce school;
bargain; price $4,000 terms.
NJ. 495s-w.
Why pay rent when you can buy an
eight-room house and make the other
fellow pay for 1t and you occupy half
the house? Eight rooms, newly painted
and decorated; water. gas. lights; on
paved street. one block OF Poplar car
line; this is real bargain; $4,000;
terms.
NJ. 4s5s-w.
Modern eight-room house. beautiful
hardwood floors throughout, elegant
electric fixtures beautifully decorated,
good furnace, large living room, dining
room, breakfast room and kitchen, lat
ticed back porch, large concrete front
and side porches. four bedrooms, tile
bath, large closets. floored attic, con-
crete driveway and garage; on wide
parked street, in one block of car line.
Price about so per cent of what 1t
would cost to produce this property to-
day $4,000; terms. Immediate posses
| sion.
NJ. 4s59-w.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
Cbe 1aR@s srfurttar
classified Section
EMPLOYMENT.
FEMALE HELP WAN
WANTED

The Cumberland Telephone & Tele-
graph company offers steady positions
to young women from Is to 25 years
Of age.
Wen paid while learning. No lay
offs during dull periods and vacations
on full pay.
If you are interested, apply in per-
son to the school principal on the third
floor Of the Cumberland Telephone
building, 1877 Court avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BUNGALOWS
1914 GOodbar Ave.

Stucco, three bedrooms; hot water
heat, hardwood floors; very nice. Price
IS, O00
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
statesmen AND AGENTS,

WANTED-District and county man
ayers for Alabama, Mississippi, Arkan-
sas, Tennessee and Kentucky. Men of
business and financial ability, to handle
sales force and distribute our $3.50
check protector. Perforates and inks
like high-priced machines; exceptional
opportunity for the right man. Phone
Mr.. Miller, NJ. 2345. for appointment.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
Every Want AID Renders a Distinct Service
For SALE.
RulLnlNH MATERIALs.
LIVE STOCK

IRON, Wire and steel-Pidgeon-
Thomas Iron Co., 91-9S n. Second and
Main and Iowa Ave. Main 1900.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
FIRE IN SARATOGA CAFE SPREADS AND
 CAUSES S7,OOO LOSS

Fire starting at the range in the saratoga cafe. 1T West Washington sercct, shortly after o'clock last night, "1tnco tho rear of the Tfaraldson building containing the cafe. the Wash inEton pool hall and the Tourist hotel. Nnich occupied the second floor of the pudding The loss was estimated to sc about 5000 and was caused mostly ry smoke and water. It is said to be tuiiy covered by insurance.
 From the standpoint of the crowd. ne fire was quite spectacular. great volumes Of black smoke rolling from the building. The blaze showed faintly Rt times through the smoke. The fire men fought the fire from tho roof of Ahc Porter building. which stands on the corner of Central avenue and Wash 4nEton street. Leon Reese, a fireman Suffered cut lip when a wrench slipped. striking him in the face.
 The blaze started when the cook in fhc cafc turned pail of grease on a Dot griddlc on the range. The grease kprcad over the range and caught fire, Throwing the flames about the place. Ihc cook attempted to put out the tiaze with salt. but it got beyond his rontroi and spread up the wall between the two buildings and into the other part cf the building. The cashier of the cafe called the department.
 The delay in calling the department, Recording to tho fircmen. permitted the hlanc Co spread through the ceiling into the Tourist hotel above. The fire burned up the walls on each side to thc roof. The most damage was done hy smoke and water. The fire spread through the walls of the cafe kitchen Into the Washington pool room next door, but did little damage to the place The Denver hotel which is on tho sec ond noor of the Porter building was slightly damaged by the blaze and the water. The loss in this hotel was esti- mated to be about 5000.
 The Saratoga cafe is owned by James nubuiis. Peter George and Fred Jack son. They stated last night that their loSs was fully covered by insurance The building is owned by P. H. Thar aidson and it is not known whether ii was sufficiently covered by insurance The Washington pool hall IS conducted hy smith & Strosle. and their loss is eaid to be covered by insurance. The Denver hotel.i is owned by R. Jasper noobs
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
VIENNA PEOPLE ASK !. ID COME ID ARIZONA

relitioning Governor Thomas E. Campbell to permit "blameless victims of the var to immigrate to Arizona Anna Lorbeerbaum. who has devoted her energies Co relief work. has writ icn from Austria in their behalf.
 Asking the governor to allow cer- tain number of thrifty, sober. re- spectable people. described as artisans and merchants to come to Arizona. the Austrian woman claims that they will te no burden on the state.
 Your example win be followed by other states" she prophecies in her pe- fition to g.ve her people a chance to set- tie down. Since 1914 numerous fam iiies a~e living in Vienna. having been driven from their native country. she says. ~Thc prevailing scarcity of lodg- ings and the difficulty of provisioning. ae well as the circumstances that soon prisoners of war from foreign parts win return home. makes the stay of the fugitives impossible. she says.
 Enclosed in the petition were a num- Der of letters from authorities in sym pathy with the movement. The Brit ish Delegation of Interallied Food Mis- sions also vouches for the writer.
 Governor Campbell fin reply informed Madam Lorbeerbaum that immigration to this country was controlled by the government of the United States and that the individual states have no au- thority or discretion in the matter. Stating that it would be impossible foi him to give official consideration tG the matter. he advised her to take i up with the authorities at Washington
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
QUESTIONS AND
 ANSWERS

O. Can you give me any information concerning the kind of wood that is used in the nanufaeturs of airpIanes7 E. C. 6.
 A. The forest service says several varieties of spruce are used in the manufacture of airplanes. It is suited to the purpose because of its great strength in comparison with its weight it's uniform texture and it's freedom from defects.
 O. Can you tell me how, when and where the idea of daylight saving orig inatsd7 Was it ever used in European countries before it was tried in the United States7 1. L. Q.
 A. Daylight saving was suggested as early as 1907 by an Englishman named William Wyliett fin a book en- titled Waste of Daylight" The fol- lowing year a bill for daylight saving was introduced into the house of com mons but faied to pass The subject was brought up in Germany in 1916, when the German federal council passed a measure to set the clock one hour ahead. Within three months 12 European countries had followed suit namely, Holland. Austria, Turkey, England. France. Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Italy, Switzerland. Spain and EVIlukAls ANONa oIOtA1 AAAO0A~C@ daylight saving into America. The measure was brought forward in the United States in 1918. On March 16 of that year congress passed, and on March 1s the president approved, a bill providing daylight saving for this country.
 O. Can you tell ne anything about the persons who have risked or lost their lives in Niagara Falls, and the rapids below then7 x. E. N.
 A. Capt. Matthew Webb lost his life in an attempt to swim the rapids or July 24. 1883. and a similar fate over took John Lincoln Soules. w. J. Ken dall. Boston policeman. wen through the rapids protected only bl cork life preserver on Aug. 22, 1886 In 1886, 1887 and 1889 Carlisle D. Ora. ham successfully went over the falls il a barrel. This was also accomplishe' | by George Hazlett and by William Potts of Buffalo. Among the tightrop walkers who crossed the falls wer Maria Speltania in 1876 and Samue John Dixon in 1890.
 O. What is a nautical mile? F
 O. s.
 A. The hydrographic office say that a nautical mile is defined to b one -sixtieth part of the length of a de gree of a great circle of a sphere who's
 surface is equal in area to the area c the surface of the earth. This distanc
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09

diate investigation. One man was thrown more than a hundred feet in the air, crashing to death through the iron roof of a nearby machine shop
 The majority of the wounded were burned and lacerated, but all are ex- pected to live
 Damage to the ship amounted to thousands of dollars.
 All the oil compartments were empty the ship having discharged a Mexican crude oil cargo last week at Warner's s Point.
 Five thousand employees of the ship yard were ordered to suspend work immediately after the explosion, off cials fearing a recurrence.
 None of the crew was aboard the
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
PROCLAMATION OF FIRE PREvENTIoNDAY.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 STATE OF ARIZONA.

 the most
 
  which Statistics negligence expended   be through  eisng vigilance eamit be reduced  NOW THEREFORE. THOMAS E. CAMPBELL of the urgently October 1920 be ob 
 FIRE PREVENTION DAY  
 
 
 
 WITNESS WHEREOF, have here unto my Seal of he ate to be at Phoenix, Capital, this 7th ef October, 1920
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL, Arizona. Attest. sIMMs, Secretary of state R.. E. MeGlen, Asst. seey.