The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1919, Page 9

4D MAY NOT GRANT Pa Wants to Be President; BERGER’S PLEA Ma Wants Vi Socialist to Be Challenged; Action Due Soon WASHINGTON Press.)--Challenge of the right of « Pegtlarly cpngressman to take the oath of office was pending in the case of Victor Berger, Milwau kee socialist, as congress convened taday ‘The only precedent for such action toward Rerger in the case of Brig ham H. Roberts, Utah, who was pre Vented from taking the oath and ex @reising any of the prerogatives be Cause he admitted being a polye mist. Berger prison sen tence for v tion of the Ret. Here on bond, p he t against him ur ghest court has finally de termined his fate. Representative Dallinger, Massa Chusetts, chairman of the house elec tions « had been selected to challenge Here peared before p take oath A resolution was ready May 19.—United electe is under espior ne his ap that the when the socialist 6 bar of the house for intro. mmittee is expected to re port early this week KOLCHAK RECOGNIZED BY JAPANESE, REPORT PARIS, May 19.—(United Press.) Japan was reported today to have Fecognized the Omsk fovernment headed by Admiral Kol fon, wearing a brown suit and a Diack coat, is reported by her F mother to have disappeared from her home at 4041 s. Ww Sunday. Her m she may heve gone to San Francisco. AMUSEMENTS MOORE>-» AN AMERICAN ACE Diero; Herschel Henlere; Jos. Bernard: Nora Kelly; Aerial Straws; Ki is. 1025-50-75¢$1 Mata, 10-25-50¢ MARTHA RUSSELL & CO. Vaimont and Reynen, Belgian sing Irish fashion Rucker and Wionifred, riotous entertainers, and Hall and novelty dane: General Admission Ihe. AA RPHEUM THEATRE Gutiga, ‘This Week—Lew White in | *CAUGHT IN A HAREM i With a Large Chorus ibe, Mata, 2:00; Nights, _ GEORGE Latest New York Triumph THE WOMAN ON THE INDEX” ights, 1 Mats, 20e-3ie ee Pius War Tax PALACE HIP Continuous Daily, 1 to 11 Feature Photopiay; Metro Star EMMY WEHLEN fm “The Amateur Adventuress” end VAUDEVILLE BY STAFF CORRESPONDENT WASHINGTON, D.C, May 16 The Medill! MeCormicks may be tn 1920 pres jal race Senator McCormick may republican candidate for be the president Or. | Mrs, McCormick may be the re- Adler-i-ka! Gives Wife “My able wife was pror phyate ated howel gan giving her Adler improving, and I until she is eur H. Underwood, Ma Adler-i-ka expels ALL sourness, stopping stomach dis- tress INSTANTLY. Empties BOTH upper and lower bowel, ENTIRE alimentary canal. Re moves ALL, foul matter which pc [sons system. Often CURES cgnst!- j pation. Prevents appendicitis. © sold Adler-j-ka many years It is a mixture of buckthorn, eas jeara, glycerine and nine other sim- ple drugs.—Swift Drug Co. leading druggists. by ans (compl ka and she mean to con PROSPERITY When Farepe signs the peace com- ‘The world will start anew, Renewing great prosperity, ‘And werk fer all to de. || Phe next ten years will bring about pregress In our nation At, RENCE UPSTAIRS COMMERCIAL BANK Of Seattle Furuya Building, 222 Second Avenue South Efficiently serving the business interests of the South End District, whose prosperity is reflected in the steady growth of its deposits. Statement at Close of Business, May 12, 1919 LIABILITIES 50,000.00 Surplus 50,000.00 Undivided Profits... 57,404.14 Deposits + 2,726,463.146 Capital Total woes eeeeee+$2,883,867.28 Deposits May 12, 1919 . Deposits March 4, 1919 Gain in 69 days OFFI M. L, Gazzam, Vice President M. Matsumoto, Cashier w. Organized (Tr HOME In a carton like this. The makes the mort delicious, nourishing Furuya, RESOURCES Loans and Dis counts Bonds 3,600.00 641,699.41 eeeseceees -$2,883,867.28 26,463.14 2,588,080,31 CERS President Ww. A 8. Kawal, Assistant Cashier 1907 Keene, Secretary jounced ineur- | fluahing We} and ce Presidency | PURE MEDI, MECORMICK. | lic dent an candidate f vi If the republican congress passes the Susan B. Anthony equal suff- rage amendment, and are that parties 1 a wor dent. Mre man nal exe (wet that » for the MAY) pick Med of the © prest publ why mick Is ¢ republican women's na n ard itive committee when ful speaker art of wes Mark a master Her fath ¢ the olition r Hanna reason I am from ¥ in the beginning campaign neat when Mr was organ- there are int | And Cormick ts as her father w ft is largely to her p knowledge and ability that husband has advanced to the tical heights he has reached, ] But with a constitutional okey jOn suffrage, there are students of political activities here who believe jthat Mra, McCormick witl be the | Mark Hanna for Mra, McCormick {and not for her husband, That's where the vice presidential bee be | sine buzsing. |. In the McCormick home father [bas his mind set upon the preai- | dency, wine ones Inatat. jileve that MeCormick the Roosevelt jway between many that able a po! ‘They in Wa Mow ictan that itical her represents Progressives, half the extreme radicals who faver Hiram Johnson extreme reactionary kes Leonard Wood. McCormick, it ts polgted out, would the logical * ground” candidate upon which both the extreme elements could com- | bine. They think he would be ac- ceptable to both the Penrome-Wat son and to the Knox boosterr Borah are outside this undoubtedly wou mick’s selection. Medill McCormick wa ber of the Illinois ngressman-at-large from that ate, and last November defeated the administration whip, James Hamilton Lewis, for the senatorial) toga Lewis had worn six years Mra. cCormick was her husband's campaign advisor and politicad or the element which leaders and mbination, oppose MeCor- a mem- legisiature, al the chances | bie | Mec! niddte | | | THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 19, 1919. Now Milled As Before The War EGONOMY and EFFICIENCY are points in favor of FISHER’S BLEND FLOUR By usi at Big obtained. FISHER’S BLEND, in preference to o1 e, Wash., effected a very substantial saving. “AND WE HAD NO WASTE” writes the I MADE WAS EATEN BY THE MEN.” MORE LOAVES AND NO WASTE——REAL ECONOMY If reasonable care is exercised in the baking, housewives will find FISHER’S BLEND the most economical flour prophet in those successes, It jwas said that she had hitched her! wagon to the White House star |when she married Medill in 1903,| and set about to make her husband | president, as her father had made | McKinley chief executive. | Then along comes national suf- |frage, and there are many who say lthe Me mick political cards are | being uffied again, When the new de is looke over, like as not Mra, Medill McCormick will be entertaining «a vice presidential bee in her political bonnet, and the senator will stick to his knit- ting in the senate. But won't it be a sight for the gods if Mrs. Medill ts nominated for vice president and elected, and | presides over the senate of which |her husband ‘» a member? | Then Mother McCormick, as | president of the senate, could tell Father McCormick, Just a member jot the senate, “You're out of jorder, Medill, wit down!” | The unsalaried office always has to seek the man. 3 DAYS, STARTING THURSDAY, | FOURTH AND LENORA AL BARNES BIG4-RING WILD ANIMA THE FAIRYLAND FANTASY ‘Alice in Jungleland” 600 PEOPLE 600 SS5OHORSES550 1200 "inns" 1200) ANIMALS AN ACT GORGEOUS 49 DANCING HORSES 40 DANCING GIRLS Street Parade 10:30 A. M. Performances Zand OPM. POORS OPEN AT 1 AND | Emir that it is possible to buy. Manafactared in“ AMERICA'S FINEST FLOURING MILLS” by FISHER FLOURING MILLS COMPANY flour, the Day Lumber More and larger loaves of better Lumber Company’s Baker, “ALL pre ge ere THE BREAD Here’s How Peace Delegates i Are Spending Leisure Time PARIS, May 19.—How do the| peacemakers relax? How do they employ their brief moments of leis- ure? i Here is a glimpse at the play time activities of a few of the dele- | gates LLOYD GEORGE drinks tea with newspaper men at the Hotel Majestic and plays golf on the links in the Bois de Boulogne. Sometimes he looks in at a dance or an Improvised concert at Brit- ish headquarters. Usually he dines in the quiet old house he occupies, with a few friends PRESIDENT WILSON visits the theatre occasionally and dines gen- erally with his doctor, Admiral Grayson and Col. House, He 3s lly in bed by 10 BONAR LAW plays chess when- ever he has idle time. BALFOUR gives dinner parties, but late. HUGHES of Australia to long walks alone about Paris. LANSING spends much time reading the French philosopher. Bergson. GENERAL BLISS reads ex- tensively on the Balkan question, | Turkey and Africa. COLONEL HOUSE devotes him- | self to the reading of political re- views. CHINDA, Japanese ambassador, dines with his entourage, then re- | tires to solitary study of the peace problems. | AU scarcely stops works all the time. the Czecho-Slovak | a, m, until little usually private works is given | conferenc . but KRAMARCZ, premier, works from 5 midnight. Venizelos, Dmowski of Poland, Veusel of the Hedjaz are among the delegates who are fond of strolling with the crowds in the) Boise de Boulogne mornings. | Few of the delegates find | larms and muscles time |g And poker seems to be wholly to th leas taches of the a bigger game confined burdened at American mission, for legates are playing POR EXCESSIVE URIC ACIC USE THE WILLIAMS TREATENT | on what conscience is left in the cul Thirty-Two Doses FREE because and Just worried you tired, start eure ano burning and bearing ¢ the back begins sta logs hing head, wn pains in worn out before the day do not think you have to in that condition trong, well and vigorous, with no more pains from stiff Joints, so: adder wea! scalding pains, or ta a night, you will appre- comfort and strength t Rives Williams Tre: and ter have never tri atraent, we will if you will cut out this and send it, with your name help pay I A. no mat ify llama doses free notice ge. 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