The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1919, Page 2

20 Nippon 50; —56-piece Haviland dinner set; regular price $44.50; special for ae. $29.75 Semi-Porcelain set $9.95 decorated semi-poreelain dinner ce a cette th | tlon act repealed as #oon an in legal C2 PLAN TO QUASH 'WET’ HOLIDAY Prohibitionists Demand No “Gap” Between Dry Laws WASHINGTON, Jone 90.—(United Press.) Continuous nation-wide pro hibition, beginning tomorrow, was to be announced an the aim of the “ul- tra” prohibitionists in congress to- day Resenting President Wilson's ef. forts to have the war-time prohibt ly pousible, the drys were push thru congress lege will prevent a wet per months between the th dent declares wartime pr Jan end and the great 4 atitutional prohibition first step in this campaign, Representative Randall, California Prohibition party Man, was to introduce in the houre emergency peace Measure t rlanning to $18.60; $9.95 96e wil Ty To JUNE-BRIDE SILVERWARE CLUB! sierra et md > cable at spect pe otlr-$17.60 st fr $11.96 SA —thie will be of particular interest to June brides! Uering you a fine 26-plese eg — ~~ [a a ne f.. Prissy, met le looked at the shy little hard with his black eyes fan behind their mother, not please him. Mama Peter could not think of ¥ 80 mama rang the little . When he didn’t come Uncle Peter to waik in the her. not ittii 3 i FE ; Hi ii in sight, but the slammed and them } - “Please Meet Peter”. the First of Many Interesting Stories for Children ch Miss Helen EPILEPSY Do not wait t terrible be: system The Kosine treatment has, ‘ly, 20 years, successfully re- ‘oF sufferers from Epilepsy, or - Adler-i-ka Helps Her! “After using Adler-i-ka my wife is to do her own housework and all housecleaning. The soreness and pain in her side disappeared.” (Ssigned) W. H. Brubaker, Salina, Pa. Adverike expels ALL gas and INSTANTLY. Empties BOTH upper : _Jower bowel, flushing ENTIRE u canal, Removes ALL / fami matter which poisons system. CU constipation. Prevents tis. We have sold Adler. cs Many years. It is 4 xixture of Nn, cascara, glycerine and wimpie drugs. swift Drug ing druggists, Moore Will Write, ONE Fill rig z Tock around ite neck, Ui cle Peter, and I had to wade to get it. And now I can keep it, can't I mama?” “We will nee what daddy says.” And she sent him away to be cleaned up. Uncle Peter looked at Mama Palmer and laughed. “Some boy,” he said. “When will hie dad get back?” “Tomorrow,” said mama happily. Uncle Peter patted her on the arm ? “I guess I'll stay till he comes, 1 want to see him.” HELEN CARPENTER MOORE. r Educators Meeting * A * in Wisconsin City MILWAUKEE, June 20.—(Uniteéd Press.)—Thousands of delegates, in- cluding many prominent speakers and leaders, are here today to tend the opening sessions of the tional Educationa: association's an- nual convention. The convention will continue the entire week. i Auto Strikes Boy; No Report Made Ronning in front of an automobile near Renton Junction, Sunday after- noon, George Shopilon, four yearn old, of 819 Alder st., wan knocked down, His left leg was broken. The Griver of the machine made no report to the sheriff's office. The little boy was taken to Providence hospital, Three Deaths in Portland Smashup PORTLAND, Ore, June 30.— ‘Three are dead and two tojured here as the result of @ fatal crash between on 8. P. @ #8, train and an automobile near Boappoore. ‘The dead are: Mrs. Pearl Gillett, 28; Lucite De Margo, 10; Henry A. Mayer, 55. Four days after hatching, ostriches epend upon their own exertions for food, and the parent birds give them mo care ‘ae tee | - Cam a wi) Sa TACOMA HOTEL GUESTS FLEE AT ALARM Five Fires Are Reported Here Sunday Five alarms for fires, the lows on the largest biaze entimated at $1,000, were received by the fire department Sunday. A loss of $1,000 is estimated on the fire that destroyed the twostory frame house at N. $2nd st. and Au rora ave. Sunday noon. The fire in believed to have been caused by chil dren playing with matches. at., at 3:30 &. m., Sunday, fire caused many guests to scramble to the atreets in negligee and with their be longings in their hands. Practically No loss wan suffered C. A. Christensen, 3527 Woodlawn ave., sustained « lows of $150 when hie home caught fire from flying sparks from another chimney. Believed to have been caused by a cigaret thrown from an upper win. dow, two awnings in the Leary bldg. Second ave, and Madison st., burned Sunday with considerable damage to surrounding woodwork. The loss in placed at $75. About $25 dacnage was muiffered at the Oregon hotel, Second ave. 8. ant Washington st., when a small blaze started from flying sparks, The fire #vas confined to the roof. DRIVERLESS MACHINE PLUNGES INTO STORE A driveriesn =machine plunged down the University st. hill, between Second and Third aves., Saturday afternoon, and plowed into the dis. play window of &, Friedlander & Sona, 1300 Second ave, C. B, Collins was backing his machine out from the north side of University st., when it bumped the unoceupied ma chine, sending it down the hill. The wrecked machine was owned by Her. bert Witherspoon, 1222 Summit ave Sailor Son Here Mrs. Maud Hubbard, 111 W. Sec ond st, Bonham, Tex. has written to the after onre department of the Red Crom, in the Central building, seeking to locate her fon, Charlic Bennett Hubbard, who was on the U, 8. 8, Hounton, He disappeared ip while on liberty in se: attle, May 21. She does not believe that he can be @ deserter, but fears he has been t of foul play. DOMING Beventy-five members of the Mas- aachusetts Forestry association will visit Seattle about July 18, on a tour of the country, according to A. G Jackson, chief of the educationn! work for the government forent serv. ice in this district, removal from bond or transpe Or Interstate commerce of the 70,000,- 000 gallons of distilied «piri stored, between the date of the pres iGent’s proclamation and the date of constitutional prohibition. The prohibitioniats believe this plan will prevent a respite for the wets, ably will be time, and few breweries will open up THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1919. Years service to the homefurnisher! JUNE BRIDES: a Haviland dinner set will be adistinctive DOCTOR WILKINS HANGS HIMSELF Found Guilty of Murder, He Ends His Life MINEOLA, N. Y¥., June 20-Dr Walter Keene Wilkins, aged physt cian, who was found guilty of mur dering Julia Wilkins, ghii ite, at hin trian) Friday nung if in the bathroom of the county Jal! died a few here Sunday night and for a few months. Unless some action of this kind ta taken, Randall states, “the country wilh be thrown into a whisky-drink- ing orgy.” “When the president lifts the ban, it will pour out a flood of 70,000,000 gallons of whisky now held in bond by the wartime prohibition act,” said Randall. “That act does not re late to beer and wine alone, and he cannot discriminate. “With a million men yet to demobd. iltee, under no circumstances could his proclamation be insued before October 10." ASK CONGRESS TO AID SEATTLE Want Government to Widen Waterway Launched by (he Industrial asso- ciation of the South End, the peti- tion to congress for the widening of | the Duwamish waterway was pre sented to the city council Monday for indorsement. The request al ready has been recommended by the streets committee of the counctl, ‘The Chamber of Commerce and other civic organizations have also been asked to indorse the petition, | which will be forwarded to Want: inaton as soon as pomibie. ‘The petition pointe out that the city, with no aanistance from the fed- eral government, already has spent $3,000,000 in atraightening, widening nd otherwise improving the Duwa- Mish channel, The amount needed to further improve the waterway will be much lems than that already wets forth, STILL ASK Bic SUM FOR HOME $50,000 Will Be Raised This Week “ With $60,000 to be collected in the | campaign for the Mother Ryther/ Home, the committee in charge be. | gan an intensive drive for funds! Monday morning by matling to 5.000 Beatticites blank checks, This dors not mean that 5,000 men and women | of Beattle are to receive money. They are expected to give money by sign ing and returning said blank checks Members of the Elk lodge overran Seattle Saturday selling bricks for the Mother Ryther Home and added several thousands of dollars to the fund. With the end of the drive in| sight this week, the fund committer has planned several street stunts with which they expect to magnetize dollars. Marine Corporal Commits Suicide BREMERTON, June 30.~—~Leaving a Hote saying that he was weary of life, Corporal G. I, Ginsburg, of the marine corps, fired a bullet into his brain in the guardhouse here Sun day morning. Ginsburg was on @uard at the time. No one was found who heard the shot. The sui cide had served three years in the Philippines with tne marines, and had been here about three months A verdict of suicide waa rendered by a naval board of inquest, which met here Sunday, 1,200 Service Men Get Red Cross Aid More than 1,200 ex-service mon with government insurance amount ing to $9,000,000, were assisted by the after care department of the Red Cross during the last weeks four Giant War Tank Is on Way to Seattle A big war tank has been shipped to Seattle and should arrive here soon, to be used in recruiting work NOME MINES CLOSED Most of the mines near Nome are closed bechuse of labor trouble, and fishing haa become one of the prin cipal industries of the Far North motropolis, according to Miss Grace Grantham, Nome school teacher. now at the Butler, GATHERS BOOK DATA Te gather material for a book en- titled "Seeing the Far West,” Rev. Dr. John T. Faris, of the Presbyteri an board of publication, in Philadel phia, is visiting scenic spots in Washington and Oregon, R. 8 Faris, a cousin, lives at 1916 25th ave, N. COUNTY FARMERS MEET Farmers of King county will as. semble at Puyallup for agricultural advice from the Western Washing ton experiment station, on July 15. Dr. Waiter Wilkins and his wife. Moments after he was cut down. When found Dr, Wilkins was breathing but hin neck war broken and he lived only a few minutes Dr. Wilkins was searched thoroly and every portion of his cell gone over carefully Saturday, according to jail officials, but the ro which he committed suict: few and had never been fore. Jail offices are at @ lowe to explain how the old man obtained the rope. THOUSANDS LIKE PARK CONCERTS Alki Attracts 20,000 and Woodiand Thronged Twenty thousand people were on hand to hear the second band con- cert of the season at Alki beach, and Suaday a gny day at the shore, at 2,000 frolicked io the chilly waves. The Woodland park concert, while not so well attended, was successful, and the season Is well under way with every indication that It will be a big one ‘The programs for Sunéay’s music were for the most part popular se- lections, with many olf favorites played and the appreciation was evidenced by the loud applause the musicians when some lar piece struck the fancy of thet Big audiences. Even programs in several other of the city's parks may be |otarted hig week. HONOR MEMORY OF S1ST HERO Slavs Pay Tribute to George Bufaich The Serbian, Montenegrin and Russian colonites azsembied Greek Orthodot church, 753 Lake: view blvd. Sunday, to honor the memory of #ergt. George Bulaich, Montenegrin immigrant, who fought and died with the 91st division in the Argonne. He was killed in action on Novem ber 2. His brother, Mato, lives in Se. , and another of hia brothers wan captured and killed by the G mans when th devastated Ser | urday night's saturnalia among | while two ot are still in the § devotees of’ the card and dice were bian army |rudely interrupted by the activities Welcome Spaniards With Much Whisky Arrested with 86 pints of whisky In their suitcases just as they were about to depart from the steamer Ad. miral Dewey, which docked here from Ban Francisco Sunday evening, John Frudor, 87, and Francisco Ga vin, 44, Spaniards, were taken into custody by custome in The two men were arrested on wire ad viees from the Golden Gate city, From the same ship two trunks were seized by “dry” squad officers. The trunks contained two cases of whisky each, Kirkland Invites Seattle July 4th Kirkland is going to cut loose with a real celebration of the Fourth, and all Seattle has been invited to at tend Something novel in an old. fashioned celebration, typical of a town of 3,600, will be given, Two Seers Nabbed by Cynical Coppers Mary George, 24, and Annie George, 35, alleged fortune tellers, were arrested Saturday night by city detectives, The two women were taken into custody as they were tell ing the past, present and future at the street carnival, Ninth ave, and Jackson st. KE ALAMEDA, Cal, June 30,—(United Pross,—Ray Jorgensen, of Alameda, won the 50-yard senior championship swim at Neptune bench yesterday His time was 25 4-6 seconds, We practice modern dentistry in every sense of the word. Every operator in this office is a graduate registered dentist, certificate from the state dental board hangs right on the wall in front of % his dental chair in plain sight of all. This certificate is proof to you that the man who holds it is a thoroughly competent dentists, and that he has proven his competency by passing a thorough and searching examination before the board of dental examiners. OUR PRICES ARE THE VERY LOWEST consistent with the best class of dentistry. This is made pos- sible by the fact that we do a very large volume of business. It stands to reason that we can afford to take a smaller profit on the individual pa- tient than an office which does only one-half or one-third of the volume that we do can possibly afford to take. Our Methods Are Painless Painless dentistry has been brought to its highest point of per- fection at this office. We are able to perform practically any and all kinds of dental work without hurt- ing the patient a bit, All Work Guaranteed Our guarantee is an absolute protection for you. If for any reason your work does not give you entire satisfaction we want you to come back to us and give Highest Class Dentistry With a Binding Guarantee whose DR. L. BR. CLARK ¥ the opportunity to make it ight. Free Examination We invite you to call and let one of our expert dentists give your teeth a thorough examina- tion. He will tell you just what is needed to put them into ‘ect condition, and just what the cost will be. This examination and estimate won’t cost you a cent. Don’t you think it is about time that you gave yourself the advan- tage of a good set of teeth? at the| Regal 1405 Third Avenue Absins tes bua ieee aoe LADY ATTENDANTS ON BAN FRANCISCO, June 30.—"Any ol4 time you mix with a woman, it's finished! declared Lee C. Carter, alias Charles Conners, whose appear ance at a police station to secure the arrest of a girl, remulted in his own | arrest on charges of robbing the Rank of Haines, Ore., of over $3,000. Police say he confessed when con: fronted with pictures sent from Ore gon Carter told the police the girl ac- Two-Cent Stamp Order in Effect Tuesday, the decision of the postal department to go back to the pre-war D-cent postage rates for outof-town mail becomes effective. Those hav | ing stocks of the Scent stamps may | exchange them at the postoffice, ac cording to George E. Williams, super. }postoftice. There will be no cash re-| | fund. | | 111 Arrested When Police Raid Game of the police. A gambling game at 2320 First ave, was raided by Sergt L. J. Forbes and Patrolman H. G. Proston. Bleven men were arrested. All furnished bail Patrolman ©, 0, Rawley, O. Set friz and W. J. Jones interrupted a gambling game which was in prog- reas in Georgetown and arrested five players, Youth Gives Life to Save Brother TACOMA, June 30.—Altho John Konkle, 14, saved his brother, Thom- | as, from the waters of the Puyallup river Sunday, he gave bis life in the rescue, He was so weakened by the struggling in the river with his brother that after putting the latter |safe on shore, he did not have the {strength left to pull himself to safety. safety. | [Escaped Bandit Is Eluding the Police Up to Monday morning, deputy sheriffs had not captured Frank | Lanig, held for the robbery of F. C. Lawrence's jewelry store, 533 First ave. S., who escaped from a cell in {the county-city building by twisting |the bans of his cell Friday, He had |served three years in Walla Walla. HOLD THREE SUSPKCTS Accused of distributing seditious literature and soliciting members for the I. W. W,, T, A, Montgomery, Frank Wall, 24, and Tom Gallagher, 36, were arrested Sunday, All three Woman “Finished Him,” Says Man Held in Frisco as Bank Robber | ally disclosed the fact that he was/ |were checked, and the resemblance | intendent of finance at the Seattle) fj Dental Offices oe at Weed AT ALL 7 *)Six Are Killed in Auto-Train Crash OXFORD, Neb, June 30.—Mre. Fred Flor, her four children and an.” when automobile in which they were riding was struck by a train near this place. One person in the car was injured. companied him to Los Angeles and then decamped with $1,400..When he saw her in a down-town cafe he sought a warrant for her arrest. While at tne station he accident- carrying an army revolver and was) Arrested while his measurements to the Northern fugitive was Aiseov- | e When the bank was robbed the three employes were made to swear jon @ Bible not to give the alarm for 30 minutes. “It is no use to be always looking up these hard spots” ABRAHAM LINCOLN. IEOPLE who declare flatly, “I can- not save” are the kind who always are looking up the hard spots. Almost any one can save if he wants to and plans to do so, The income should be checked against the expenses and such expenditures as are not neces- sary should be pruned out. Saving, like all habits, must te start- ed. It’s one of the habits that grows. Now is the best time to start and this strong bank is a good place to open your savings account, Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank Second Ave. and Combined resources Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank and Dexter Horton National Bank men are held on open charges for fed- teral investigation, $25,077,436.82