The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1919, Page 25

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EMPLOY AMERICANS ONLY Our hatr goods are the best quality manufactured In Seattle. Mand made by careful expert workers, in a @aylight, sanitary work room. SPECIAL NOTICE Open evenings for women who work. FACTORY HAIR STORE, Inc. 1529 Third Ave. between Pike and Pine MISS LOLA M. HANS®O: D HUNTING PALS REST SIDE BY SIDE IC CITY, N. J., Nov. 21.— oe with the wishes of Mothers, John Scott Ledbetter . d Izard, the high schoo! who fere found dead from fm a storm-tossed duck Bre buried side by skle. Led ity gave his Ife for his companion, as he had his outer garments and them about lzard. a he Manager. jhis bachelordom, he looks MILLIONS OF RATS KILLED IN ENGLAND LIVERPOOL, Nov, 21 ~The first “rat week” has resulted in the de- struction of millions of vermin. Ferrets, dogs, traps, poisons and gas have been used. Ahother “rat week” will be held in February and another tin the spring. There is a) masure before parliament to lend governmental support te the move- ment. Rats are estimated to cost England $200,000,000 annually. a eR mR a errno eee Re eFC THE SEATTLE STAR—-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1919. Bachelor Senators Are Due for WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov, 31-— “We are seven! Girt Take heed of the fast speeding hunting and fishing sea sons, Next year will be leap year, and competition may then be too sure, If “Remember the Maine” once cartied Americans to victory, why cannot the tiunt of “We are seven” work the same result? Here are the seven—United States senators whe have either side stepped the matrimonial net, or been lost in the shuffle. Every one a bachelor and every one—oh, very eligible! Handsome, Faultless ‘Take Senater Donald Kenneth McKellar, of Tennessee, for exam ple. No use faking the ancient am- bition of marrying a man to re form him—Senator McKellar does not use tobacco, and the first of July meant nothing to him. Despite Wee Roddie Burns, eloquent singer of feminine charroa. Senator David Ignatius Walsh, of Massachusetts——well, they call him “Handsome Dave.” And every time & Boston society reporter needs “copy” she announces the engage ment of Senator Walsh to some begutiful New England or Washing- ton girl, ‘Then there is the Beau Brumme! of the senate, James Laval Phelan, of California. He dodged the age question In the congressional direc- tory. Globe trotter, patron of arts and delightful companion, he fs In addition quite wealthy—altogether members of the senate. |the senator is @ wary bachelor. of them are wil i women haters. to endure their bachelortom. Are Seven!’ ‘ SEATTLE JAIL These are the seven bachelor harseif as a “striking brunette and| DISTRIBUTES BILLS, & perfect 34," wrote him a note on the advantages of matrimony. But As a matter of fact, tho, none | Doubtless they are merely hardened Now altogether!. Break the “We Pursuit by Fair Maids Jitney Service Is Injurious to Two onto the street while the machine waa traveling up Union et, late! Thursday night. | When city hospital authorities’) checked over Halterman's anatomy, | it was discovered he was minus some teeth and had suffered a lacerated Up, | Sidney Nesbeth, 6038 17th ave. re-| ceived a bruised back, hips and sev: | eral riba when a@ jitney, driven by | V. Craven, 6012 12th ave. N. K., pulled’ up against a curb and jammed | him between a telephone pole and the automobile braces, Ils injuries are not serious. NABBED BY POLICE Police charges agninst Margaret | Schwartz, charging her with dis-| tributing bills without a lHeense, was postponed Friday morning until De comber 2, upon motion of her at torney. Miss Schwartz was arrested Thurs. day night at Second ave. 5S. and Washington st. by Officers J. Brady and F. Carter. The officers say she was distributing I, W. W. handbills PAGE 2 Snappy Young Suits 32 5 Really “Yougg” Suits, with all the pep that young fellows like. 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Wide selection of styles. $5 Children’s Overcoats $10 Serviceable Boys’ Suits $12.50 Durable fabrics built for hard wear ina good range of colors, Ages 6 to 18. Shafer Bros. Seattle’s Largest Clothiers Second and University | Whole First and University Block \ Long & desirable “cateh.” Choice of Hero or Cynle War hay no terrors. But matrt- AND GOES BACK TO PEN ee ee a ee DETROIT, Nov. 21.— William senator Davis Elkins, of West Vir- j Hayes, after serving 20 years for| piu ie a war hero, and was the killing of Frederick Kelly, who|Secteq to the senate while serving had taken his job, has been se0|ing in France. Yet he is « bachelor, tenced to 9 days in the house of/ noe to mention being bank pres correction. * Hé was arrested in the inne of great wealth. banking district and several rubber! y+ tent the fault of his tafler or stamps, used to certify checka, were |, dash VE TEMPLE CLOSED, WOOERS CHASED OUT "YORK, Nov. 21.—The large | Mise Schwartz told the officers at | BL rae - . ial I the’ time of her arrest that another - FINISHES MURDER TERM OVERCROWDED. girl gave them to her and asked her | oi pital jto get rid of them. She was unabie| PETERSBOROUGH, Eng, v. NEW HUNGARY PREMIER _—— j*to furnish the police with the name, 8 ‘The county meet ro LONDON, Nov, 21.—Dispatches r stion of the “other |ed to appoint @ whole-time offi-| » [8 | aaarese or description other |cial rat catcher at $1,000 @ year Mate Beet Sopers eet, eae and $500 for incidental ex- ge Bi syns oe ret HOLD FUNERAL SATURDAY Funeral services for Aaron + Staples, who died at his home, 2990 : 25th ave, 8., Thursday, 78 years old, Kbit SL coalition cabinet. will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday At the first hide auction held in at the Georgetown Undertaking Berlin cowhides brought over 10| Prince Leopold of Belgium ts only |©°O™Pany’s chapel. Interment will martes, about $2.50 per pound. & private tn the Belgian infantry.|be in Lake View cemetery. Nov. council has decid- Congestion, However, Aare Slightly Relieved Today |" stise schwarts was released on $25 bail, ‘The United States navy has 2,500 carrier pigeons, many of which are used for forest patrol, Congestion at the city jail, due largely to the large number of ab jeged reds caught in the recent drag net, was somewhat relieved Friday were ordered out of the place police, whe are looking for Albertus, president of the New . and known se Cupid's! found on his person. ED MAN SUES GIRL DAMAGE TO 4YEART YORK, Nov, 21—For the $58.00 $53.00 Bikeabout . $48. Easy payments of $2.00 a week. Bicycles delivered for Xmas. | Place Your Order Now JELLIS CYCLE CO. METHODISTS IN CRUSADE TO SAVE MILLION SOULS DETROIT, Nov. 1—A_ millien souls are to be saved by June 1,| 1920, according to the eo ge of the Centenary Movement Ameri- can Methodists. The Detroit area, comprising Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Wisconsin, is expected to yield 500,000 converts. eo A BUSINESS CONSIDERATION 2 jthing fn Kansas City, who described | overcrowdednoss, but that can't be By carry have them pertect loose tobacco from your pockaess. satisfactory, sanitary vorite. ‘ er Telescope Case, Leather Cases, with metal rim, open at side The to 82.00 White Metal Cases, open with spring, fasten with 25e to Silver plated “Have One” $1.50 to $5.00 your cigarettes in a case, you condition, and keep the It is the way to carry your fa- Fiat, genuine pis skin, very neat an attrac- tive, for the small cisar- OLLO vosereeer seers 8350 Wancy silver, engraved. 6014 washed, " ntyle, very attractive. 62.50 to $7.50 Extra fancy silver, en- graved plain, ‘with out, He ts addicted to an nile green orange ties and carnation pink shirts. ‘ Senator Frederick Hale, of Maine, may have acquired girl shyness tn college at Lawrenceville, lair of the “Tennessee Shad.” “The Uncooked Reefateak.” and “The Triumphant Eee-Head.” youthful cynics, Put he ts only forty-five now. Pluck up courage, girts! Kansas City Falls Ort the tral] of Senator Boise Pen- rose, of Pennsylvania, for years, not « girl has yet arrived within gunshot distance. Even the United States mails fall to be of annirt- ance. Recently a sweet young and Seattle eredit, and preve an ac tors HOYT’S DOUGHNUTS wt ous oon | 25c a Dozen We Never Olese, FIRST AVE. AT YESLER PIKE ST. AT FOURTH .| morning when a number of prison- |r were taken to the county stock. jceived. Replies | executives is unfavorable to it. [PIRATE SHIP ENDS HER | which is aground%n Newport beach. | government for piracy. I ade to complete their sentences. The transfer of city prisoners to the county was made possible by a) new city ordinance which went Into | effect today, The ordinance provides for the remuneration of the county | | for the feeding and care of city pris) oners. Chief of Police Joel F. Warren, In comenting on the report made to the King county grand jury today) by the police, declared that his big-| gest complaint was against the) crowded condition of the city jafl. “The sanitation, in fact thing,” declared Chief Warren, “evidently met with the approval of the mombern of the grand jury who investigated the jail Thursday after noon. They may complain of the helped. We simply haven't the room |to handle the prisoners.” * : Cider Joint Party Cost Him Bank Roll Roy Bitner, address unknown, | complained long and loudly to the police Friday morning of his van- ished bank roll. | Roy, in his misery, neglected to| inform the police of his place of ‘rekdence. Roy did say, tho, that he had recently arrived in. the city and fell in with a bunch of congen- | lals at a local cider joint. Roy was unable to say where the cider joint was located. But, he did remeinber that he did game with his cidery friends, and when he took Inventory this morning he was out $200. | The police were sympathetio—but | helpless, . : Seizure of Mines Is Not Supported) DES MOINES, Ia, Nov, 21—| (United Proas)-—The proposal W, L, Harding, Iowa, that gov: | ora of soft-coal producing states | seize and operate the mines in an ef- fort to secure resumption of mining operations has been unfavorably re- | received at Gov.| Harding's office today indicated the | temper of the majority of the state) | | | | The proposition was suggested to! nine governors,. Of the seven an-| swers received by Gov, Harding to-| day, only one reported approval of | the plan. 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