The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1919, Page 21

i jsywewony conceaT | DRAFT BILL TO (PARADE WILL WOMAN LEAPS GOITRE |e") HIT LOBBY ADS’ GREET VALERA) FROM WINDOW and al glandular entargementa]| the first Symphony concert of the | | 1919-1920 season, November 7, tn/ — | Meany bal at’ the niveraity ot( “Must Tell the Truth,” Says|Irish President Will Speak|Mrs. Rose Boozer of Seattle! The Blood Washington | New Ordinance Here November 11 | Dies of Injuries | The office of the Seattle Symphony | society at 448 Henry building, has - | in cll cases where alterative season tickets for the 10 aymphony| Theater lobby “ads must adhere| Eamonn de Valera, president Mra. Rone Boozer, formerly of Se treatment is desired concerts now obtainable, ‘There will| strictly to the truth, if an ordinance| of the Irish republic, will ar | | be nine Saturday evening “popular” | prepared by Chief Assistant Corpora | rive here Monday evening, No m y from fatal injuries sustained) s concerts also, for which there are BO) tion Counsel Thomas J. L. Kennedy,| vember 11, and stay until Wed she hurled herself from the bis Rol ¥ i» given life by the city counell | nesday. A parade from the |secondstory window of a lodging | | ‘The ordinance, drafted at the re-| depot -" the ee veer house there. tel will fot is arrival, } ’ hotel asim Gergely | I. A. Meisner and Gaston Bchoon, ‘a will #peak at the Arena w eaday night under the Je her two companions, had been arrest-| hibit or display in front of any the| auspices of the Central Labor Coun-|ed and, it is belleved, the woman ater or moving picture theater, any| ol! and Irish-American bodies of the | feared a similar fate. on ors advertising matter, whether in form | ©!ty | Mrs. Boozer was arrested for shop. a | 1 bed a J publ ial f the of notice, handbill, poster, bill, wan Pi sicgnacterta lifting here several years ago, but . —s n , Irish weekly, and slaw Ot the aiviible re cular, ‘pamphlet, picture, letter . etary of the|e#eaped from jail by donning the ag | placard, which contains any aaser-| Council, arranged the|#rmenta of another prisoner and tion which is untrue, or which con-| meeting. De Valera may also «| Walking out with a Bible under her or 4 tains any feature of an obscene, in-| before the Knights of Columbus, arm with a party of religious work- decent or immoral nature, or which | - al “ ors, jattle, was reported dead in Portland quest of the board of theater cen-| sors, declares it unlawful to “ex portrays @ scene of violence tn grue-| —— one. some or revolting manner or detail Japan Ratifies y /, or which {# offensive to the moral| i . 5 sense of tends to corrupt public Treaty of Peace » ¥ : > morals.” TOKIO, Oct. 30, — (Delayed) y, Pug AG The ordinance also provides that! (United. Press.) —The Japanese gov 4 ih the board of theater censors shall ernment tomay ratified the German | ~ \ ie. jhave the right to reject any and all peace treaty. The emperor signed) a } MY thenter advertising if it Is convinced | the treaty committee} While plans to obtain his release | \ ji i | \ that such adverti#ing is straining of th rt 0! nad unanimou by habes orp. . 7; ere | I % A, the truth. T Saeaver al sacl be ee oe A Live Leather 1} . ’ naps ae y approved it, an yet incomplete here Friday, a Belt with Y 3 NA | <a train speeding eastward was carry-| every Suit . Wo AB) a4 ° : Japan is the fourth allied power © a : w . | ery of 7 } Cardinal Mercier {io rauty the treaty. She has given) 2E,Hulet M. Wella and eight ot) HEMALTERAL ts a General Wires President arsurance that immediately after} yang bag og wetlad | J aN ‘nite wand prison to Fort Leavenworth, | Alterative, Absorbent, Resolvent WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.—Car- yaaa nae Rte Baer Sod ga Kan and Bllminant. It is not a pat-) dinal Mercier yesterday sent greet bao po Aietermniens — " The transfer was ordered by At ented preparation. Formula ‘will ings to President Wilson from od eas tofney General Mitchell A. Palmer. | 4 New York, where he will sall for ‘ " “I know Wells’ counsel was pre- | be furnished to any reputable Selatum, Raid Offices of paring haneas corpus measures to |f] physician upon request. “On the point of leaving: the A e {set him out of the penitentiary,” | ‘ United States and remeypbering Upton Sinclair | sia nonert C. saunders, Unive ' HEMALTERAL disperses tn- your kind telegraphic welcome when| LOS AN( 8, Oct. 3L—U States district attorney, “and that inflammatory and irritating prod- I landed, I wish most particularly |Sinciair, wid i probably had something to do with |f} ‘ucts and abnormal growths, ex: to express my sympathy to you In or, became so vociferous Palmer's order. I don't know who war iltness and to say how sorry | federal officers raided the o »t|the other eight prisoners in the} Ze oe milage: copter 1 am that it nas prevented my of- | Dugout,” a monthly publica-|party are.’* tions from the system and grad- fering you personally my respect. | of alleged radical tone, last} The party {9 ald to Include Mor. Wally changes morbid conditions ful regards,"’ the cardinal wired. | ni that y ee him from|ris Pass, Joe Pass and Bam Sadler into those of health. "IT again wish you a prompt and | the room. * and letters were| who were convicted with Wells of | complete recovery and send you|seized. Sidney K. Flowers, editor,|agitation against the draft law be- ‘ | HEMALTERAL has properties my warmest greetings.’ ‘was not arrested. fore its passage. | 9 cesutenerboecr easel saioskiean ° foisess 2. Maa | ° FAR IN EXCESS of any of the n | é . Todides and is a most acceptable e Wilson Receives substitute. HEMALTERAL ts ote. rms ; | SUPERIOR, produces MORE “ : @ Albert and Queen) “ ca * By SPEEDY RESULTS, can be ad- at Winder teks westaoda cane dent Wilson lat terda cel fesiniatered continuously for a Doesn't hurt! Lift touchy corns and |iking “Ainert and- Queen. Ellaabeth | prolonged period and DOES NOT ‘ @ of Belgium Produce gastric disturbances nor calluses right off with fingers The president remained in bed by-effects attributed to the Io dides. e@|The king and queen were ushered upstairs after a orm: ma at ’ it Apply afew drops of “'Freezone”’ upon that old, which Mrw ; Wileon pou “3 oun Doesn t it stand to reason | ‘The royal guests chatted with the president about 10 minutes, bothersome corn. Instantly that corn stops . hurting. Then shortly you lift it right off, - ~ That Wearpledge Suits for boys must be pretty Gries $1.08. At all Graggiets. OF cia 2, araiee cemeaatines 16 Japanese Are carefully made from mighty substantial materials will be ‘sent postpaid Hard coms, sott corns, corns Killed on Shi J re i ffer lothes for old if ' er can offer new clothes 10: celpt of peal to saliieie tues UNION between the toes, and,the TOKYO, Oct. 24.—(Deluyed. P when their mak adn TAILORS hard skin calluses on Sixteen men were killed tn sa, ox the new go old too fast? : HEMALTERAL 1s never dis pensed in bulk. Always request the original S-ounce sealed bottle bottom of feet itt plosion ¥y monty the destroyer ia Suga. Among the dead af . et ee coat Ol socgperor Sasawa of the destroyer and an. That’s exactly what the Wearpledge Insurance delivery on all orders. : ee Policy amounts to—and it’s the only one of its kind , ; . The explosion occurred while thy a Always with the Union emperor waa reviewing a po in America. : : nere fleet in Tokyo bay ‘ 5 e H One officer and 04 men were ey Se Wearpledge Boys Clothes are the first boys* . Laboratories 45 Quarts Booze clothes to stand the test—that’s why they pay— Sapiatsnenk’ et } Seized by Police no matter how rough the play. “i Forty-five quarts of Scotth whisky, “ » ‘ a formerly well known beverage, re Tiny bottles of *' Freenane’” cast posed in a vault at police headquar- date fee cunts ot drug stein ters Friday following @ raid on Gus Upstairs We Save You Money el in Johnaon's room, 1529% Ninth ave Johnson was held POSED AS SLEUTH : Charged with tmpersonating a se cret service officer, C. BE. Wheeler was arrested Thursday in San Fran , cisco by government operatives qct @ Ing on telegraphic instructions from | Capt. Thomas B. Foster, head of the 1 , j secret service in. Beattie, , Sizes 8 to 18 i Wheeler is said to have posed as a member of the secret service depart re *, ment and to have run up an aut . ing ri ive lines of all-wool Cassimere Suits mobite bill ot $110 86 in Beat gem Featuring right now five lin to have pansed a worthless check in —newest models with full belts Tacoma before leaving hurriedly for California. He will be returned to . 1 0 00 ‘ ® ‘THEA i You should see them Saturday PALACE HIP Great values in Bays’ Mackinaws at ... .$7.00 to$16.50 “Little Jim," a grizgly bear that skates, dances and wrestles, in the * . : headliner on the new bill that| Boys’ Cloth Hats and Caps; also Furnishing Goods, lopened at the Palace Hip Thurs- jdayr He even does the shimmie. | The Stroud Trio, with 16-year- lold Violet Stroud as the featured | AMEL Cigarettes meet your taste in many new ba senaar “ceaitiy Cum ink “see e : and unusual ways. You quickly become fond of Srcade Folk Gagin'l auch teed ee them—they are so refreshing and cool and-fragrant. Pe Be Bele sages ng hs Sedge ore @a \ 0. sll our great men to our immediate You ! Camels are an expert blend of choice Turkish a are sold | Pletnity with laughable results, A night scene, with flickering | . + and choice Domestic tobaccos which guarantees the or ten packages (200 cigarettes) |tireflien appearing and disappearing | 401-403 Pike Street @lassine-paper-covered carton. n the background, embellishes one | most delightful cigarette qualities that have ever been We strongly recommend thie carton let the numbers offered by the| for the home or office supply or when Musical Shirleys, who play a vari put into a cigarette. Your test will prove that you you travel. ety of brass instruments. The furious darkey argument ts a prefer the expert Camel blend to either kind of R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. jfeature of the offering of Alien and Winston-Salem, N. C. Jones, who forget thelr differences ease tM tobacco smoked straight. in the end with a collection of ot) | — - a ‘ songs and eccentric dances 5 " * Aerial Eddyx work on the flying | Drink Wine in S. F. Camels blend not only frees the cigarettes from any j | trapeze, Jane Grey in featured : ARREST WOMAN: BAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 8—The the photoplay, a sereen version unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or any unpleasant . savant. My. Ahi Cones ods": ty |? aaslacd at mbs(in week. the ayelint Cate Cvaern, aasocmation: lokey 80° ‘ A Gouveneur Morris. dulently to obtain a leg of |Vertised extensively in the local pa- cigaretty odor but it assures that remarkable mellow- r = ; TR Ree ae 18500, ee. John C. Dyer, 3540 Ad-|pers that patrons of cafes and rf ” z. Only a man with @ good, substan-|ypjral way, was arrested Thursday |potels, under the law, are allowed mild-body! And, you'll be interested to know that FONG tial tnoome can afford to ‘write po-latternoon on & complaint sworn €0)tg bring wines and. lqvers from Rag Wee a Ree —w Pe 1 1 ctor J, 8. Swenson. : a no matter how liberally you smoke Camels they will fe Fat Reducti by, Postal Inspector vcd to huve| thelr’ own homes and have them ot tire your taste! aie Fa eduction Mrs, John Dyer, 506|served in the restaurants to them- n been left to Reduce, reduce, reduce, ta the slo-|N. 46th st, by an uncle, Roger|selves and friends, gan of all fat people. Get thin, be! praneny, of Humphrey, Neb. who ate isiduhe crevter arte} died in 1918. The executors of the . evelation! Prove that ourself! bs - clety. And the overfat wring their ——————— Camels are a cigarette r ! y' : f 1 estate wrote a letter to Mrs. eal Thousht She Would ring infvenza epidemied i i , ‘ Mtoe Dyer and addressed it to Seattle bat P ‘We suggest right here that you compare Camels with 1 o} ; sera aatarisngaange wnmout otner adres.” The ter! Die From Eczema |? % gad throats H i i i : til they hit upon the ‘harmless |was received by Mra. John C. Dyer,| any cigarettes in the world at any price for quality : SR Rey prt Bi unde eats [Tet erie, ae took tape which | °L went to. Zaha Hopkine , [8 para wate, ine socal A : . = - ugh it that they may safely re-| | Hospital went veral doc- you haven atomizer, ga and for satisfaction! ; Hwa, three oF four pounds a|finally led to her obtaining the mon-) {0P!"Tsrieq ‘other remedies 1 |the throat and sauff the mui } week without one change in their ley from the Nebraska estate, thought I would die. D. D. D. the nose. This ects mode of life, but harmlessly, eeoret:| Mrs. John C. Dyer was arraigned) cured me, after 1 had given up | antiseptic wall of % figura with a smoother akin, bet= [before U, &. Commissioner R. | W. al north — ars. Emma, Wise, | Flu” germs, ter appetite and health than’ they | McClelland Thursday afternoon, and) g45 Franklin Baltimore Chest colds and sore throat have ever known. And now come /in jieu of bail was committed to the| We ourselves have seen D, D. D. : . to grip. Stop them at 6 Marmola Prescription Tablets from |. heal so many cases of severe skin | ty. Marmol famousty harmiess formula | King county jail for @ hearing No-|heal, so Many cage wr twill help Wissrd Oil before they caa as the Marmola Fresaript on 4 it be-|vember 6, you, too, In fost ee suarant ye the aed my? hooves you to learn the satisfactory, ——___— frst bottle. 85e, 60c and 1.00, it from druggists beneficial effects of thin Rreat, 76 | Highty-five members of the Furni- ont pA Bo return ek ro Panne PY eiorous wized cane, (ture Salesmen's association gave a get your nfbney back. ‘ or sending a ke amount to the, farewell dinner to George EB, Hislop, Ever constipated or have Marmola Co, AG4. Woodward, ave. | vice president, at Fraternal. hall ache? Just try iver } Detroit, ich. Ww a reques' a . Tee ath to vou a full ease of Mar-| Thursday night, He has accepted a| pleasant little “fla woola Prescription Tablets, position in Pordant ‘ aiats : ‘ a j A * er: