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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-03-26
O. i. ROSCOE,
Attorney for Plaintiff

Post office and Office Address
416-Ats Commerce Building,
Everett, Washington.
First Pub Feb. ri. 1920.
Last rub. APR. .. 1920.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-03-26
TABLE SHOWING COST or
INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS
TnnInn1,npy TntnI nfGnhiIify

temporary Total Disability
Number of men injured 80, 9,69S
Number of work days
Lost ............. 223, 1868
Average duration of work
days lost per man.. %
Total amount awarded
for time loss. 1921, 351 90
per injury .......... 33.15
Permanent Partial Disability
Number of men injured. 2,114
lost ........e........ 1858
Average duration of work
days lost per man. 94k
Total amount awarded
for time loss. .$269,19S.SO
Average amount awarded
per injury .......... 541.37
Totals
Total number of injured men 11,S07
Total number of work days
lost ............. AZ 5 % b
AT an average rate of
$500 per day 50, 16S, $4,000
Total amount awarded
to injured workmen
for time loss ...... 590,549.S0
Average amount award
ed per man ...... 574.52
Amount lost in wages 2,16Sy1 5000
Amount awarded for
loss of time ...... 90,549.3O
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-03-26

In the Matter of the Estate Of Eva A.
Lord Deceased.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11

A public golf course as a municipal
asset has been discussed at length
in Washington. but the question Of
building one is raised again by a
visitor to the city. Frank Finney.
Finney is by way of being q come
dian as a business, but he is a golfer
because he loves it and needs the
exercise, And Finney. who Is try
ing to practice his trade at the Gay
ETY. this week with the Bostonian
Burlesqusrs, declares that Washing
ton is the only city he has been in
that does not provide him with IA
cilities for playing his favorite game.
Finney and Phil OFT are both con-
firmed golfers. They are not golf
crank5 and they haven't golfitis.
They simply love the game.
There's a big difference between
= golf crank and a man who merely
loves the game" declares Finney
Il like to play for the sake of the
Imc. don't need a fancy golf
"urse, with bilIiArd-tabIe putting
'-rens and q special corps OF ba--
'"rs to keep the fair green trimmed
Psyche knots and all other things
''e golfer claims must be, in order
II golf shall be.
MI ] want Is a reasonably smooth
&c around the hole. mo carriage
US or powders, that will give me
even chance to keep the ball
ing in the direction l start il for
reasonable distance can drive
rom the top Of my hat; and ]
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
oLMSTED PICKS AN ACTOR

when "why Change Your wifeT'
the latest of the Cecil B. De Miles
special productions reaches the
screen the public will be given an
opportunity to witness some re-
nnarkable color work which marks
another step forward in the artistic
and technical advance Of the motion
picture. The picture IL In no sense
natural-coior production, nor does
color Photography hgure In II. but
night ones, has been improved BY
the addition Of hints Of color. The
process involved 80 the SPECIAL prop
erty OF the Famous Piayers-Lasky
, Corporation. and 10 understood tc
be q combination Of chemical dyei
and especially planned photography
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
A Centipede's Life
Would Be Wonderful
On the Stage

"If were q centipede and could
break leg or two at every perform
ance, / would score the hit OF the
age" says May Bolsy. the irresistible
cornedienne OF John Cort's "Rcly Boiy
Eyes" II don't know why 1t ID. but
people seem to enjoy seeing actresses
vrithe in misery, on the stage. When
/ make up TO look even stouter than
I really am. II always draws Q laugh.
Now, very few women want 70 be fat,
yet they will sit right there In front
of me and laugh themselves half &c
death because ! am uncomfortablS
fat. And it's all because they're cat
rty'-they love to look at some poor
unfortunate sistsr-and laugh. Some
day I'm goin gto organize q fat ladies'
club. and ! am going to select MEM
bers like May Irwin. Trixie Friganza,
Mrs. shipworth. Fay Templeton anc
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11

sonal telegram from the comedian,
stating that his wife had died and
his home burned down to the ground
the same night.
Olive Thomas will have an ap-
propriate vehicle in her new pIc-
ture. "Footlights and Shadows" In
1t, she plays the role of Broad
way chorus girl, q part with which
she was pretty familiar before en-
terins the movie" game.
In all the musical world there is no
artist of the first water whose public
career and artistic accomplishment is
more remarkable than that OF Nine.
Olga Samarof. Her first appearance
on the concert stage was made with
the New York symphony Orchestra,
under DR.. Walter Damrosch, in 1906,
opening one of the most brilliant
careers ever held by a woman pianist.
She married in 1911 and retired, re-
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11

Warren Chandler, who shares with
Sylvia Dreamer and Robert Gordon,
the histrionic honors IN J. Stuart
Blackton's third production. MY
Husband's Other Wife" was the
happy victim OF the long arm OF CO.
Incidence in obtaining his role In
the Blackton play.
Chandler isn't an actor because he
has 10 be. He Is a well known
Brooklyn real estate man, but likes
professional work and has more
than made his mark in the short
time he has been before the camera.
Several weeks ago he was walk
ing along one of New York's husiest
streets when he felt hand upon
his shoulder. He turned around hur-
riedly. and was greeted with the
query: AREN'T you Warren Chand-
lerf" 49,. y- ~.
The big. good natured Chandler
laughed, and replied in the affirma-
tive.
well I'm Stanley olmstead. seen
ario writer for J. Stuart Biackton. /"
said the stranger. i've just finish
ed . story Tor Mr.. Biackton and you
are exactly the type OF man visu-
allied when ! wrote the play. You
are DIR. Ridgewell.' sure enough.
Meet me in the Blackton studio to-
morrow at 10 o'clock. and I believe
you'll go TO work on this next pro-
duction"
But how did you know ne?" the
| actor-real estate mRgnate asked.
Some time ago saw you on the
screen IN q vitagraph picture" Mr.
Olpstead replied. At that time
was so forcibly impressed by you;
chs ractsr and your sincerity. that
promised myself I would write q
play In which you could have a lead.
ing part
And oImstead kept his promise
The production will be seen al
MooreS Strand today:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
NEXT WEEKS SHOWS


GAYETY-Iilly Watson in '-rhe
Partisan whirl;" cast includes,
Billy spender. Edgar Bixiey
and sthsrs.
| NATIONAL John Ferguson"
by st. John q. Eryine; cast
includes Dudley Digges. Helen
FEesmen and Joseph Brennan.
GARRICk-'-rhe Great illusion"
comedy in three aetsr By
Avery Hspveod, adapted from
The French Saeha GuitrSs pro-
duced by A. H. Woods with a
east that includes Georges
FlateRu and Gall Kane,
D. r. kEfrH's - Marguerite
sylvia and Leon Enrol and
company: Marion VRdie and
Ota- Gygi; Lloyd and Christie;
Frank Hurst; Reynolds and
Donegan and other acts. =
C0sNos-'A Quiet Evening at
Home" presented by Lulu Nc
ConHsll. Grant Simpson and
company; Argonns Five; Cook.
Mortimer and Harvey; Du-
quesne and company; ''the
King Of lass" IN Frank
Browne; Evans and Wilson,
Carlos VOLTA and Girls; Inee's
BEHIND the Door," and other
acts.
BELAsCo-Maxine Elliott in a
new play, Trimmed in Scar.
let" by William Hurlbut.
LOEw's PALACE-Full week.
The Beloved Cheatsr," with
Lew Cody in the chief role.
PoLps-Sam Bernard and Irene
RoFdoni In the new musical
play, As You Were"
LoEW's CoLUhBIA-First foup
days. Bryant. washburn In
Too Much Johnson;" last half
OF week, Dolores Csssinsili in
The Web Of Deceit"
CRANDALL's - Carmen" with
Charlie Chaplin
CRAEpALL's METROPOLITAN
Norma TalmadEe In She
Loves and Lies" with Conway
Tsaris; supplementary feature.
Harold Lloyd in His Royal
siyness."
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
MIR. FINNEY WOULD GOLF

don't wear the clothes of q golfer.
either. I golf in everyday clothes.
Put you don't even have a rea-
sonably decent course in Washing
ton open to the public. OF course,
I know about the three-hole course
on Potomac Drive. But. heavena
and earth. how is anybody 70 get
any practice on a three-hole course?
You might as well play the game
on your lawn.
with all the parking space you
have here in Washington. at Rock
Creek and in Potomac Park, you
could have, three or four courses
good ones. too. II 1t did not in
terest your own people. 1t would be
valuable as an introduction to your
park system for out-of-tovn golfers
who come here on n visit"
"Bucking the Tiger" the SeIznick
legitimate show swhich played the
GaTrick last week, will be filmed
as soon as the company reaches
New York City. Owen Moore will
take the leading role. but otherwise
the cast will remain as it appears
on the stage. The story was adapt
ed by May Tully from the farnou,
novel by Achmed AbduIlah.
Lew Dockstader had to leave
Keith's last Tuesday night after the
performance, owing to the receipt
of a wire stating that Mrs. Dock
stader was dying. On Wednesday
night. Manager Robbins got a per-
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11

next vehicle a picture entitled =
Fool and HIS Money" The story Il
by George Barr McCutcheon. au'
thor Of -Graustark-"
The stage IL about 20 reclaim u
sic Ferguson. who viii return to ths
footIights in q Charles FrohmaI
play.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11

the rest of the very capable actresses
who have sense enough TO take on
weight and be contented. In the
meantime. suppose the dear pubIie
VIII continue 70 offer up me and my
ayoirdupois as a sacrifice on the al
tar OF comedy"
Eugene o'Brien will have as his
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11

GAYETY-Billy Watson in The
Partisan whirl;" cast includes,
Billy Spender, Edgar Bixley
and sthsrs.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11

turning in 1sl+.ls15 with the PhiIadel-
phia Orchestra, under her husband,
Leopold Stokowski. Since then she
has scared to the very foremost rank
OF famous woman pianists and ar
lists.
The second series OF the Philhar-
monic course OF five concerts will be
given at Polls Theater. under the
management OF Mrs. Wilson-Greene.
This series will open on January q.
with Nine. qalli-Curci, soprano. fol-
lowed on January 30 by Josef Hoff-
mann.
| Following several weeks run on the
road. Ray Comstock's new musical
! piece. Zip Goes a Million" was called
| into New York from Washington a
week ago and closed for an indefinite
period. During the time the, piece Is
of. the book will be entirely rewritten
and q number of new songs added
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
STRONG NAVAL FORCE
in PACIFIC URGED BY
SECRETARY DANIELS

WASHINGTON March 8--An extensive development
of naval facilities the Pacific coast must be started
Immediately Secretary Daniels told the naval affairs COM
mittee today "The inadequacy Of Pacific bases is srik
ngy apparent Daniels declared outlining in detail the
developments he would have this congress authorize
The Pacific fleet is much larger than the entire
fleet which sailed from San Francisco in it's famous trip
around the world he pointed out 1T is not the part OF
wisdom to delay providing adequate facilities that
coast Daniels said. THE Pacific fleet ii exists
has tonnage of 100000 and with the mighty ships
under construction, within few years facilities much
greater than | recommending will be required"
Daniels after declaring that strong Pacific fleet was
necessary TO safeguard the coast, the Philippines and
Alaska made the following specific recommendations:
Il recommend the immediate development of bases in the
Pacific ms follows: Pearl Harbor TO be developed as
supply base for the vessels of the fleet with facilities for
repair and routine upkeep Of these vessels Guam to be
developed to extent that will permit of its serving
fueing and repair station for vessels bound TO the
Philippine islands navy yard on San Francisco bay
should be developed which will permit of the docking
and repair of the capital ships building. strong
naval reserve, much larger and better trained than
listed before the must always be maintained by the
United States" Secretary Daniels told the house naval
affairs committee lie urged congress TO authorize
romen of q 900 in the naval with the provision
that they shall have year Of active service and after
wards be available for call in emergency The reserve
he called the salvation of the navy during the war"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

Smith Cove tsrfninai--str CITY Of Bpo-
kane. str Eduinrs.
Pier it-Rtr fsion.
Pier is-s,r ruitnn
Pier ii--Mafor sehF Kirkstind
Pier io--Notor urhr Joseph Pulitzer.
Great Northern pief-str su~s Aaru
Pier str Eastern Gale,
Pier 2--str jefferson. str RantA Ana
Pier str bergen.
Pacific Coast bunker.-u. n I. n Relief
No %. bk Oriental
Skinner EDDY yards-R,r prav, Occur.
RiS Eastern CraE. hk GsorFs Curtis.
hrs g. y. Peters schr wawona
Alaska Htehmhtp company fnoorings-str
Victoria. str STAR No. =
STACY st taruinai-U. n = Burnside.
Hanfofd ST. tsrminal-iitr Eastern plot.
ntr Eastern ocean.
LANDER ct tsrtntnat--U 4 r. Surveyor.
spokane II. tsrminal--BEe u ash n g
wav.
East waterway tsrminai---atr Eastern
Glade. str Eastern Crown. str Eastern
Victor.
puthle yards-a,r West CampEaw.
Lake Union~ Hulis Gnoauaimie. nroNton.
Ieota. Eufymion. Fort Jackson. Adj
disan, noughton. Bowcsmont. bourne
vile. AlianhurHt. AbiliA. AdffA. ca
prArla. Eteatra, Oelwin. AbYdoa Area
douia. Academia. Pexuia. Black Wolf.
Hieklnnd. nasttne. Bianford. ARron.
Anthem, Fort Harrison. Port atanWiK.
Imufha. Kiton. L9oti. pione. CarRcan.
Carian. cincyraH Cnrdia. EliHHa. schra
Azaiea. He-iry Wilson. Salvador. Alice.
bFea Corus. Fresno. whaling strs ko-
diak. ThnEinAk.
Ames ynrds-su Roosevelt. str West
IRppa
Heffsrnan drydooks-sir Northwestern.
nchr Maid Of Orleans, str John A..
ctr Charles H. Wilson.
Stream--l4tr Eastern Mariner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YonK. March s.--Tha stock
market opened weak today, Trading was
lEht at the start and was mostly Va the
steel rroup. all thsso issura declining
frnCtionally. GENERAL Motorn. however
continued to advance And Was up y at
500.
United States steel op~ned at ~. off
y crurlhis at 1861. Off = Republic at
- ~ OF = baldwin at IN -, Oft = !
Htudetator AZ sax. or = United Retail
stores 80 10. OF = United states Nuh-
her at iolA. OF y New Haven AZ alA
up =. and Mexican Petroleum. At i1t..
or
white most % the net was tnei,n~i 10
sell off IA the fret hour. motors we're
FIRM ana Generhi Motors. Old stock. made
high 81 siQ. up nearly ~ points net
The nov stock touched ~.
Meteor, tire and rubber stocks were sim
inelsled 20 advance and steel Issues were
also steady around noon. but oils were
decidedly resrttnnAry.
General Motors Eald ~ IT'S, ~ lev.
tau money ep-ued and renewed At
per cent against psr cent Tor Friday
hteriinH recovered cents at noon. ne-
uhnd Sas tsaaA and cables tsaf
francs Fained 10 eenttmsa. LIRE. 81
is Zoe. we're up esntiuea Marks we're
ofe.
The market closed higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
new PRODUCE
ARRIVALS HERE
California Asparagus Sells
at 80 Cents a Pound

California seasonal vegetables were
the leading offerings along Western
ave. at the opening OF trade Mon
day morning Arrivals to this mar
ket over the weekend Included a fair.
siged shipment of asparagus which
was placed on sale at so cents a
pound to retailers.
A car of lettuce and a car of cauli.
flower arrived In the early hours
Monday. The lettuce Il bringing 81
a case and the eauliflowcr sabo,
Radishes are selling at 40 cents a
dozen punches.
California rhuharb Is having a fair
movement. The rhuharb IL packed
In to-pound boxes and sells at 81 "A
box or rs cents a pound In bulk
spud quotations are holding steady
along Wholesale row.
Butter and esq markets opened
the week In easy condition. Fresh
ranch eggs are now bringing -
cents dozen Wholesale. pullcts are
selling az 30 cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
i S $$$H MIRACLE MAN q sE o szSa

do to make our lives and the lives
OF others better. To DO that---that IL
healing. While all our cries are go
Ing up 70 Him. there lie is standing
there asking. Whom can / saver
The church mus, give life. nour.
ishmcnt The people viii not be fed
with an empty spoon.
Think OF the woman who touched
the hem OF His garment Try 20
touch the hem Of His garment to-
day. This great coming OF Christ IN
the coming OF a great consciousness.
I'VE are passing today into n
spiritual age. We should not
give up other means Of healing.
God gives us the doctor ~ He
gives US light aud air. The doctor
IL the power Of God working be-
hind all things"
A. the healer concluded. he asked
tina, turnout th. audience there be
allowed 20 run n free circulation Of
tho love % Cod The more hope
leas" cases were called to tho front
first
A little girl In a wheel chair was
Tho first he touched He laid hts
hands upon her brown curis for but
n moment She looked up at him and
smiled and was wheeled out by n
asHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
Mrs. Thrift
Helps
Herself

and tina, Is just one reason why
we oan help HER 60 save a
substantial amount on her
monthly Grocery Bn. other
reasons for our low prices are
the combined buying power OF
80 stores. enabling us to buy In
great quantities direct from
Growers and Manufacturer. the
entire absence Of bad debts
owing TO cur Cash selling plan.
cutting out OF all delivery and
telephone expenses and con.
Quoting all office work from on.
central headquarters. You bon.
eft BY our plan on every pur-
chase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Narch s--cattis- Re
ceipis. i.ati head. market steady 20
stronger Good 60 choice steers SO soU
tllf fair 90 Hnod steers. ~ t09A 90
common 70 fair strsrs. - % - z %. good
to choirs rusa and haifefa. t9ai0, me-
dium 60 good cows aud hoifHfa 90 seH
g. 90. gamers. t5g $50. buiis. ssgf5o.
calves. 8ift5
Hogs Receipts. I.tot head tnsrh~t 10
steady 90 strong, Prime niiKsd. tlGTsW
tiaati rough hsaviss. tistoCisfsl plEs.
~ aitz -. tuik 81 sales. ti2Jis.
Fhesp- iteeeipts. t.st1 head market L.
steady, EAsf o. mountain lambs. ttgB
va best valley ismt<. tif.teoiTl year
ihna, NOISE. ~sthsfs. ,iteiatol
s~ea tloJt.
hutt~r~~City creamery. Geese per N.
Es9s-h~isctsd LEGAL extras. tto tse pc
aoE
hsas-sT ease Per 10. breiisrs. &C.
per ID.
Os-ae--fec pr II
cnssss rriplsts. ssef7e .. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures
rrtsat.

ARRIVAL.
March r~-fstr HuwA MAra from Manila.
vita ports AMI Victoria. n. G.. az site a
m. sif fnieu ffata Nanenusrs. ~. C.. eta
Conan. q, Tito .. tn L. a I. Relic.
from UmAiiiia Rect At 10 a. IN s'r "A.
ulirai fafragat from Ham Disro. VIA EAH
Francisca. 81 - q ~. stf fuitpn from
Vancouver. a. C.. At . m Btr rrinrs
hupsFt FROM friaes HupssI a. " via
gerta. at sfe .. ma
Departures
March t-Hsr Admiral rarrarut sor
Tacoma A. a m. s;r peTniante for Hsn
Franchise AZ IA.
March str Queen for san Diego. via
San Francisco. a. II q tn. ctr Adfniral
watson for huulhwsgtesn Via fouthssst
fof rutch Hartar. wa u@ifinshafa. At
q M sir Ark9i foe Eaa Frsneisra q,
sts a M. ctr prtnc- Nupsr, fer runrs
EuprFt. "a G.. Wa ports. at midnixht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08

healed OF muiutudinous bodily and
mental Ills.
II In his purpose. he rays. 20 visit
all tho large cities % The United
stAtru. then TO spend TIRES years In
the orient and the Holy Land before
returning TO work here.
There are 20 many thouaandn Of
'incurabies' today crying out God
hcip me. that God has come 90 Us. p
he said when the soul truly trusts
ln Him. tho cure viii be- what you
make IL with your prayerA
MUST BE CLEAN
IN sol l.. HE SAYS
There are other Ills than those
~ the body. The devil OF selfishnesn
Is throttllng the world today. We
must b. clean In our souls as wen as
our bodies.
There il something all OF u- can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
To Arbitrate Rail
Wage at Washington

WASHINGTON, March s.-Arbi-
trntion OF the railroad wage contro.
versy under the terms Of the Esch'
Cummins law. will start here We'd
nesday, II was announced today.
Representatives OF the railroads
and OF 100000 workers viii meet
here. The findings and recommen-
dations OF this Joint commission
must be ratified by the labor board
established by the railroad law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
Better Hurry Up
and Pay Taxes

County Treasurer VIM. A. Gaines
says that only one week moro re
mains for taxpayers to avail them.
selves OF the per cent discount on
taxes. the period ending Monday,
March 18th. Personal taxes must be
paid In fun before that date, and II
not paid interest at the rate OF 10
per cent accrues until same are paid.
During the last week of the tax.
paying periods the treasurer's office
ia filled with people. and tho treas
urcr urges those who desire to avail
themselves OF the per cent rebate
to call nj the office or send check by
mail as carly as possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March 81 stamp In
sterling exchange aisneH, as vto'sn' 80 80
sersat icuai Kiss last week Nas Indicated
today whom the British efrhanGr prrn"d
AZ 1855. a drop OF sac from Saturday .
close.
shortly after ths opening sterling fell
TO a. stA. OFF eAs from Saturdays close
There vas general recession N other
fervirys ssrhsanvs bills on Paris dropping
IS e.nfirnes TO iao9 francs per dollar and
lire Oft 10 centifrss to IS zs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
Hold-Up Bandits
Escape With Sis

Two negro bandits held up and
robbed J. r. Stronger. Tacoma ho-
tel. near the public market on Jack.
son st. at 230 Monday morning.
While one OF tho robbers stuck a gun
In his face. the other wcrt thru his
pockets. Strompicn reported to the
police. The bandits escaped with SIS
I'm cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
Steamship Sinks;
AZ Persona Saved

MILWAUKEE. Wis. March s.
The Pere Marquette line steamer No.
.. aoo-ton passenger and freigh,
packet steamer. sank half mile of
the entrance 10 the hnrbor al Lud.
ington. Mich. early today. The crew
numbering IS persons. and about q
dozen passengers were rescued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
Scares Neighbors
Cleaning Pistols

Residents living near ''Scotty" Nc.
Kennels place. at 1i0iia Washington
ST.. were startled Monday morning
by pistol shot. Patrolman +. Il.
Morris learned that Mckenzies gun
exploded while he was cleaning IL,
and the bullet passed thru two walls
and lodged In piece OF furniture in
the house next door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
Six Killed When
Train Hits Bus

SOUTH BEND. Ind, March S.
Six persons were killed and two in
iured when n late Baltimore & Ohio
westbound passenger. train crashed
into bus load OF men. women and
children at Bremen, 10 miles from
here last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
Frisco Market Status

hA& FHANc1aco. March t--nuti-r-
Estraa Gee reF -
EEsu Extras. seHc per dos. nra's. Sc
per dos. extra pallets. Sc psF deE VA
csreiErd pallets. 21e per doe
Hhsrar cailfafuts rafs. fancy. tzS q
per 10. flfats. aec per ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08

stalls ie-ti. ~ pure lard tte surnf
cured bacon. ise 70 stall 49,, fahiula
Gems. fars per zee fba bananas. tQr
doe. grave fruit. for isr stalls it-tt
ne good bulk raffee. 81 90. bars
t-ncs soap. $50. relis toilet paper. &c
sfau tet. lee can rinh salmon. Eor
Huius Wool soap. Sc bar. mA small
white beans. see stall t9r. pkrs
faisins fscl ginger snaps zoe n VII
sons milk. lee car HtaN rae. cAan
Federal milk. see. , cans tomatoes. Tee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
New City Chief of
Equipment Named

a. F'lannlgnn II the now superin-
tendent Of equipment OF the mum
cipal railway company. FIc succeed
ed a. H. Campbell who resigned sat
urday TO become one of the heads of
the Philadelphia Rapid Transit com
panD