The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1919, Page 2

—this store has home waiting for you! —abso! your digmitiod, sit VICTROLA OUTFIT NO. 6 VICTROLA VI, VICTROLA OUTFIT NO. 4 VICTROLA IV, all sizes of disc —consiste of Mu ords (of your mplete outfit renditions of VICTOR rec own selection) S38.45 solid maple. strongly woven split reed seat. will jong | mediate consumption berries will poll uniews an army ot! ‘TACOMA: £, SOVOENPELD & SMD niture Co age Borings will be made in various |parts of the city to determine the lconditions under Seattle streeta in | connection with of sewers. | The council Monday | the board of public wor investigation. . ATTLE- : RE Your Credit:: Is \ Sood to luck. COMING _ SUNDAY NIGHT FOR ALL NEXT WEEK JULIAN ELTINGE And His ENTIRELY NEW 1919 REVUE YOURSELF TONIGHT to some of Foldt’s French Pastries. You can get them freshly made today at any of these addresses, and the whole family will be de- lighted. They're as good an Bolat’s Bread and Rolla, and we can't aay more 913 Second Avenue 1414 Third Avenue Madison Market, Second and Madison Pacific Market, 310 Pike Keonomy Market, First and Pike SATS ON SALE THURSDAY Nights: 50c to $2.00 Matinees Wednesday and Saturday: 50c to $1.50 Plas War Tax WILE THE SUN BE COALED IN Wm. Passage of Kenyon Bill WASHINGTON FT] wi hy June , NaTOMR ared the measure of ino and reasonable re wtrikes straight at serio prob er agrees with a any Kenyon that foree ir bankruptey who vio lated ite pr measure r whe have shall be receiver under put in t te agricu day promised t it begin work Kenyon and Kendr irick’s bill is much er mmittee he committe on m once bills ike Ken | explosions Kenyon’s,' corrupt forces that put me in jail Injured Man Died of Fall THE SEATTLE STAR-TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1919. MEAT CONTROL MOONEY SENDS INDIAN DENIES PLAN FAVORED OUT WARNING) B. Colver Advocates | Says July 4 Bomb Plot Re- ports Are Propaganda weal, iS PRANC Pre », June ports that tion w ots are planned for July 4 are sromenes by big busi interents te sad the impres sion that terroriata are back p€ the fight to win him a new trial, mas J, Mooney declared in a statement sent from bis San Quentin today White ful SAN (United > bomb labor organizations plan & pe nd legal protest in my be ha ain officials ate spreading broadcast a warning that bord out be To my mind this is an mpt to put a criminal aspect on protest against the per jury and fraud used to convict me, “very sane working man knows ‘ 1d insiwt now that they will rake expected,” saya the n orderly Jul we dam 1 if auch exple na occur the | not be the work of my friends, Buch would only benefit the in Hospital; Driver Freed ar or watel the state, repre 1 by Deputy Prosecuting Attor ney John A. Frater, build up a strong manslaughter case against him, W. 8 Wetnel, 64, a roofer, 8018 Sint ave. N W., was maved Monday by a turn of fate, that transformed his trial in Su pertor Judge J. T. Ronald's court into thy Ukeness of a Shak ay! Tuesday, he i ored by that myste: | known as “luck.” An inexperienced autolst, Wetzel's machine got. out of control at 32nd ave, N. W, and B. 61st «t. March 29 dashing into a group of people at a street car's gates and severely Injur. ing & man and @ youth. Clarence West, one of the injured, Med at the day, and a esperian trage free man, fay ous circumstance manslaughter charge wan filed But Monday, after the trial had been on for three days, came C.D Woodruff, of 3223 Highth ave., hospital the same Hundreds of Berry Pickers Are Needed to Save Raspberry Crop & Inet | mented Wetzel, Tons of red-ripe raspberries will be | ready for the harvest in Puyallup valley In a week or fo, bat unless hundreds of pickers Mock from the {tien to the farms, part of the crop will be lost for human consumption ‘Thin was the wort recetved from valley today, where prepardtions are under way for handling the greatest crop of raspberries ever grown in the Northwest. The bushes are lit erally overifaded with the luscious frutt. Hundreds of thousands of crates will be canned by the co-operative canneries to be sent to Hurope Thounands of crates will be sent to all parts of the Middle West for im And tons of pickers answers the call “Altho the crop thie year lx bigger ‘than ever, the supply of pickers is not nearly adequate,” says Gun Anderson, one of the valley growers “The price paid to pickers this year in bigger than ever before Growers will pay a minimum cents a crate for picking shipping | berries, and 60 cents a crate for can. } | I. Tunbert Tuesday morning fed] waste and extravagance beyond com | rewtaurant of 50 |rewtaure ning berries, The growers furnish | And You Wake Up With Beautifully Curly Hair! 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CARBONADO COAL SALES AGENCY Phone Fiflett 337 Bunkers 167 Commecticnt St, Also University District Phone FMiott 337 |. jas unencumbered, according to the |mayor of Seattle mi stify that Clar ence Went died of a fractured skull sustained in the city hospital, when, | emerging from an anesthetic, he threw himself from bh the floor, his head strikin, with “a sickening crack streaming from his mouth and now trifle,” A woman's ortes in the rear of the court the stopping of blood | necenmitated the tr the Judge Mra. West cken by the descrip ion of her son's last minutes. Woodruff» teatimony was corro- horated, and Wetsell was freed. The defendant had nervously paced the Te at Teoemmes, On the witness he said he would “rather have han the accident happen. At torney Clarence L. Reames repre. corr aho trees and water Hundreds of women take thetr lew to the berry flelds each year, the country for a few xnd at the same time make some spare money picking une to sleep In, stove, wood, mat out In The growers prefer women plek- ore Py writing to Gus Anderson, Route 1, Rox 28, Payatiup, applicants for pickers’ work may apply. He would Ike to engage at least 20 Seattle pickers. If more than 20 write to hime will turn the letters over to other growers. ASKS MONEY BACK HE PAID FOR RESTAURANT in uperior $2,000 alleged R at court to recover to have been paid Saki and wife for a restaurant 170 Washington st, June 19 The represented the as doing a dally bunt ness of between $100 and $150, and, defendants ' restaurant rea ot complaint intiff alleges that the y does a Gaily busi between $40 and $50, ts slumping eteadify and has many debts. He wants hie $2,000 hack and all costs vinta by Saki and wife nens TO PUT HUN CANNON ON CAPITAL GROUNDS The captured German cannon won by the state of Washington| for having the largest oversubserip. tion for the 12th district in the Victory Loan, t# now on ite way] from San Francisco, and will be placed on the capital grounds at Olympta about Joly 1 Seattle wub scribed exactly $19,331,260 to the Vietory Loan, The state subscribed $47,975,350. SN’T KNOW NAME OF MAYOR; ASKS JOB Found! A man In the United Staten who doesn't know the of the DOE name Ole Hanson gets lots of but seldom if ever does he personal letter just ‘The Mayor Jamea L. Gaiveston, mayor to utive of in Washing give Ps man a job tilling the loam, IT’S ANCIENT TRICK BUT IT WORKED HERE Two men walked into the jewelry of M. H. Richardson, 1408 cond & Saturday night and asked to at diamonds, While they th a pretty girl have her w ardwon wait en substituted a ring for a lady karat diamond did not mail, ket a addressed to Kepner Texas find it Seattle 909 42n4 st. has written the the chief exec- knows a farmer 1 be willing to energetic ex-service in whe a k were looking 1 the When R girl, the phoney gold Tiffany ring. Richardso his loss at te st h fixed 1 on the discover until TO LIGHT UP CITY FOR EASTERN STAR The city will be honor of the bly of the Order of the Star, July 0 to council voted on Monday that light department spend $1,200 for special illumination during the visit of the members of the order to the city, all lighted up tn 16th triennial assem. SUE! Suit for $1,940 truck, alleged to h ished by a street October 16, w arted in superior court Tuesday against the Puget Sound Traction Company by the Ore ental Express Company, 4 ‘OR $1,940 damages for a » been demol- ron Alki ave, from the Pine DIETZ’S CLAIMS Sally Eagle ‘Horse Says Lone Star Not Her Brother ery (Lone The St SPOKANE, of William I famous football ntar, whieh hefore jury Rudkin's court fication in his questionnaire full blooded June In the trial Diets, Star) and yenterdny Judge of faint card and Horse, «| coach began here a in Federal on © charge registration y Bagle a Sioux Indian woman idge Indian agency in South Dakota, denied that Diets was her brother, as he had sworn in his @raft questionr In whict he claimed to be @ noncitizen In dian Wittiam White Bear, ernment witness, and a dent of Carlisie Indian time Lone Star the in alleged the original he would be Diets in but 35 Dietx's stepmother, aire another gov was in attendance Lone Mar Indian whore to have taken. 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Auto rides, luncheons, shower baths and thea tre parties are some of the stunts held in waiting for the boys each bloure and of treatments, Fleidbrink ¢ ministered for Oxyren, Painiers Teeth against cleaned—a previ tooth decay and gu SCIENTIFIC RES Charges Waste of American Money WASHINGTON, June 24-—(United | Preas)—"Startiing, disclonures of | prehension” in the foreign expendi tures of the war department are promined by Chairman Royal John. son, of the mpecial house eubcommit tee to inventiente how the Uaties | States’ money war spent in France, Italy and Russia. Johnson, who served in the A. FE F. as a private and then a lientenant, | says be has information obtained first hand. He is planning to probe the reported burning of a huge amount of new war supplies near Souilly, France Phone Elliott 3026 Seattle hetens, | Marking the closing of the theatri cal season for the summer, the ac tors of local show houses will in Augurate @ new feature when they hold their first annual bali in the Masonic Temple Thursday evening. Dancing will start at 9:30 o'clock and will continue until 2 o'clock | Friday, morning i Specialties will be rendered by Ladel! and Follette and the Emptre | Comedy Four from the Pantages BEST RETAIL TRADE (Trade Mark Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off, and Forcign Countries) This Is The B.V.D. Label I is SUSPECTS ARRESTED With « revolver, two colored handkerchiefs and one white one in thelr ponweaston, Fred Kusach and George Kucher were arrested at Ninth ave. anid Dearborn st. early Tuesday morning by Sergt. J. J Haag and Patrolman BE. W. Pillow They are being held on an open) charee T is Red Woven and ts sewed on every B.V.D. Undergarment. 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HARVEY (Fx-President Michigan State Board Dental Examiners) 504-512 EITEL BLDG. * Swift's Drng Store Corner SEATTLE : Open Evenings and Sandays to ‘Chase | | The committee in charge Ast) Newell Miller, manager of th Wilkes; Joe Carter, manager of the Oak; Howard Russell, player with the Wilkes company, and Vic Gaunt- lett, press agent for the Metropol | ttan, Wilkes and Levy's Orpheum. , from the Oak; Wh - ¢ “ wil jor manager. Music will be Phinney from Lavy's Orpheum, and | furnish Ruth Renick from the Wilkes, oe ne ‘The | artists, Palace Hip also will ¢ a few acts rand ‘The entire chorus from dhe/ suf barracks at Compaigne, Orpheum and the Oak will be pres-|rade dead, and badly wounded an. ent. | other. PARIS. —Attempting to shoot h COMING SATURDAY FOR A LIMITED ENGAGEMENT JESS WILLARD —IN— “THE CHALLENGE OF CHANCE” eh eb” ARLINE PRETTY ALBERT HART And a Notable Supporting Cast