The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1919, Page 11

DEFEAT Defeat. of Alliance and Alliane George dstman oandics hool John A. MeCorkle aspirant for the port “We believe, however, that parti sanship should be excluded from the school board and the port commis: sion, as it has been in the past, The candidates just mentioned have been nominated in a primary of their own and are Sndeavoring to project a partisan and a # issue in school and port matters, We deprecate such action and believe that the in terests of both school and port re —Nothing is more essential than— patter | HOLSUM | BREAD —Those wonder- fully smooth and. nutritious loaves of } the Seattle Baking | “Scie son Co. quire that it be de’ Referring to th idacy of John R. Edwards, king election to the school board, the special committee reported that “it believes his motives in seeking a position on the board of education are entirely commendable, but is unable to discover qualifica tions, either in education or expert enea, such as to promise on his part rH clared war on mudhens. helidivers, foreéd to cancel all plans for a naval kingfishers, crows and loons may be engagement on Lake Washington if} They had proposed to cruise the |] lake in motor boats and shoot down |] te birds they term predatory—or, in common household terms—the birds accused of beating the high cost of living by eating the fish the sports men would like to catch. Seattle's Audubon society has an | nounced an alliance with the birds, “We want the public to object to this slaughter,” announced Dr. J. D. for the Audubons —Order* of ' grocery store. your commission, was urged in a report of @ special committee to the Munte- ipal league at ite meeting Tuosday | The report was adopted. same token the league in the candidacy of ree er and Walter J, Santmyer for school directors, and the candidacy or W Lindein for port commis sioner Mi According to the special commit: tee’s report, Listman and MeCor falied to reply to a questionnaire sent out by the league “In the absence of any Informa. tion, therefore, your committee is ‘unable to make any report con ing these candidates,” the spec e committee report ner Motive nmendable* Seattle sportsmen who have de) MUNY LEAGUE URGES | OF ‘TRIPLETS’ an efficient handiiig of the many tn tricate and important problema with which the board of edu pas to deal | Find “Little Evidence” Of the candidacy of Prof, Clifton JW. Kantner, teacher of muste, the J apecial commit prted: “We can find little evidence of special fitness for the administration of school af. fairs Important as music is in our schools, we » not believe that spe: cial qualification ts sufficignt guar anty of usefulness.” Of Mra, Lorene Wiswell Wilson, » Alliance candidate, the com “While Mrs. Wilson's without doubt, worthy, ppear to have had ning or experience 4 to qualify her to meet the present problema confronting the | board of education.” | Santmyer Experienced In its indorsement of George H. Walker, the committee reported that, in our judgment, the candidate's qualifications for the duties involved in the position of school director are unexcelled, and his attitude toward pending issues merits our hearty support.” Concerning Walter J, Santmyer's andidacy, the committee sid: “In light of the fact that Mr, Santmyer | is at present a member of the board | of education and, as a consequence, familiar with the problems involved, and because of his recognized pro- ficlency as a heating and ventilating engineer, your committee believes he would prove a valuable member of the board, particularly in light of the extensive bullding program under cont plation.” Re | Seattle Audubons Want Proposed Naval Engagement Here Canceled We feel that the sportsmen, by staging a general slaughter will scare away all the birds from the sacred game preserve—Lake Washington. We have been working hard to take care of the birds, Junior Audubon societion have been organized and children taught to take care of the birds, And our propaganda is not all mere sentiment. The birds have a positive economic value which we strive to protect. 8. F. Rathbun, per- | haps the foremost naturalist in this jatate, informa me that the number jof fish eaten by the so-called preda- tory birds is Lgibte. Let's keep Lak Washington sacred as a frame preserve Favor Gen. Wood PIERRE, §, D., Nov, 26.—Reports from the county proposal conven tions today indicated Maj. Gen. |Lenoard Wood will be indorsed as }the republican candidate for presi dent at the state convention of coun- ty proposal mea here next week. is illiterate. Not one wo- in @ thousand can read of) Palmer were reported running about 50-59 in the democratic rank: William G. McAdoo and A, Mitchell | jed late into last night strike leaders 'STEEL STRIKERS SEEING VICTORY Say Walkout Will Go On Until They Win PITTSBURG, Nov. * 26.—Reporta mubmitted to the national commit | tee of steel strikers by district or- ganizers indicated the strikers are | “well on their way to victory and | the strike will be continued until are met.” it was | their demands | stated authoritatively at William Z Forster's office today. Following a meeting which extend. asserted reports to them indicated | the ranks of the strikers are holding |firmiy and «mills which have re |opened since the strike call are merely “camouflaging.” Steel operators in nearly every quarter of the Pittsburg district said they now were unaffected by the strike. | Wire Briefs NEW YORK.—The police want James Baker and a dozen families want homes. Baker, apartment house janitor, is alleged to have rent | 1 the flats in the building already occupied, and collected $700. ‘EW YORK.— Police captain, NESDAY, NOV. 26, 191 THE SEATTLE STAR—-WED: oi ai ” | Wed in November | x Sesrinn ” GRAND DUCHESS CHARLOTTE « PRINCE. FELIY ~» Grand Duchess Charlotte of Lux- emburg and Prince Felix of Bur- ton-Parma were married November 6 The fact that Prince Felix served in the Austrian army, in op- position to his brothers, Sixtus and Xavier, who fought with the Bel- gians, brought considerable oppost- on to the marriage. Grand Duchess Charlotte distin- guished herself at the close of the by giving a real welcome to the Americans when they marched into Germany as part of the armies of eccupation. Five Men Facing Gambling Charge O. A. Allen, Edward Martin, CM. Schrader and T. A. Roy are at lib- erty Wednesday on $100 ball apiece, | pending thetr trial in police court on {gambling charges. The men were arrested Tuesday night in a pool room operated by O. |E. Doherty, 816 First ave. Sergt Seott White and a detail of police officers watched the game thru a window for several minutes, and then swooped down on the players. PLUM SKIN CAUSES DEATH OF SWIMMER LONDON, Nov. 26.—-When Charles Feear, aged 15, dived into the water at Limegrove Batha he did not re appear, It was thought he had been @rowned, but an autopry on his bedy revealed that he had been suffocated from the skin of a plum he had eaten before entering the water, It tedged in his windptpe. CEDAR GROVE, Ne J., Nov. 26-— For some time Si Perkins, chairman of the local Board of-Poultry Trade, noticed that bis silo was attracting more attention than an ordinary silo should. Then he also observed that some of the visitors were weaving more or leas when departing from ita vicinity. He had tome of the juice tested and this is. what he found out “The juice is the strongest Intox! cant ever tested by this chemist. It is 366 times stronger than moon- shine whiskey, being the pure juice of corn, and a million times stronger than 2.75 per cent beer. HOLD ANNUAL DINNER An annual dinner and fancy work sale of the women's auxiliary of the All Saints’ church of Dunlap, Rain- jer Valley, will be jeld Friday after noon and evening in the Lakeside | clubhouse. A musical and speaking Program will follow the dinner. yee Stiff Neck? Deaver Called to section. Largest Institution the Pacific Northwest Big Id Have you The Big Idea? It is a gripping habit that, planted in your home, will bring greater happiness and satisfaction. It will place your feet on the Road to Succe: you more efficient, more in earnest. You will worry less. Your self respect and pride will increase. become restless and dissatisfied. You STICK—because without persistence The Big Idea is like a ship without an anchor. What is The Big Idea? It is the Saving Habit. You can start it today. 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Holt,| Fi Alki grocer, whom Deaver blamed | trom all but one kiln. for wrecking his home, will appear in*court Friday to show cause why he had not paid his wife, Minnie) Elaine Deaver, $50 a month tempo-| rary alimony since September 3. | There is a divorce sult pending | Co th Unable to Get Coal, Kilns Closed Here Unable to get coal, the kilns of the Denny-Renton Clay & Coal company Renton were cold Wednesday Monday night ‘This will close e end of the week, it is said. rea were drawn BUILD FAMILY SCHOOL BERBIN, Nov. 10—~(3y obleng dispatches report an Amer. Mail)! METROPOLITAN | sergeant and a fireman in hospital.| Nothing like |John Feeley and son-in-law in jail. | | They resented interference in a per between the Deavers, and the tempo- rary allmony grows out of it. divorcee jean school: with American teachers In his| has been erected for the benefit of complaint Deaver named| army officers who have established To clean the shoes and apply§umou§, The SHINOLA Davber To bring out the shine or to remove dust-the For a lasting Polish which preserves the leather— * SHINOIA, |fectly private fight ‘NEW YORK.—German opera is so far “in Dutch,” a pointed for the G pany here LOS ANGELES.—Thero’s a wom. an in this city who wants a husband, a whole dollar's worth. She sent a doliar to Mayor Snyder, asking him to get her a spouse with it 1.W.W. Murder Trial BAUME ANALGESIQUE | BENGUE Applied in a mo- ment—results as quick! Get a tube Thos, Leeming & Os.. N. ¥. Is Due in December CHEHALIS, 26.—Uniess a change of venue anted, the 10 members of t y. W. char » four exser stice day parade wil? head the December criminal calendar of the 4.00 $4 1.00 in the nd the by our k our e sure club rooms were cleared and a dance Party Adjourns CHICAGO, Nov The National Labor party convertion was adjourn without selection of a ticket ly in the convention, failed to re turn » men at Centralia during the} was held. | Torpid liver pleading for asnist-| - ance? How careless to neglect these i things when Dr. King’s New Life National Labor Pills so promptly, mildly, yet effect for the 1920 election, The executive ttimulating, — f in-action Dr committee was authorized to call a ew Life Pills bring you the convention to choose candidates, if ha of regular, nor bowel t decide on that course and liver functioning Keep feeling | n-partisan delegates, who bolted fit, doing the work of a man or wo HOW TO GET RID OF YOUR COLD |The quick way is to use Dr. | King’s New Discovery | : Lewis county superior court in | |. The hearing for the change of ON’T put off until tonight what} wooland felt — nue will be argued by Attorney Dacitans ae y. has tae) ph 8. Pierce Friday in this city ; your druggist’s and buy a bot county. jStart taking it at once. By the ltime you reach home you'll be on| Rhodes Employes aah pcenditcani i H | This standard family friend has Are Given Dinner bee breaking colds, coughs, grippe Five hindred employes of the attacks and croup for more than} Rhodes Bros. store were guesia at 4 cry years, It's used wherever | anksgiving banque surefire relief 1s appreciated. Chil-| given by A. J, Rhodes, president of Gro, and grownups alike can use it| the company, Tuesday night in the °T))), 20° Broo a eeable. after-| M asonio club rogme in the Arcade sires. Your érugéist hes ib 600} butlding Rhodes spoke on the necessities of 274 ¥ by co-operation between the employer = snd the employed, after which the Bowels Begging for Help ively come to their relief! | Leaving the system uncleaned,| clogged bowels unmoved, results in health-destructive after-effects, Let man who finds relish in it, All & Holt co-respondent | their families in the town, oe [aruggigts—260, i ducks and geese, chickens and rabbits “Bringing Home the Bacon” If it can't be a turkey wk Thanksgiving Day dinner, why there are and other thingy Evenings, FRED Matinee Nights Commencing Y & and DORE “Tid-Bits of Varie ATTENTION, BOY SCOUTS ! The Feature Photoplay “THE LITTLEST SCOUT” Shows the Famous Roosevelt Boy Scouts. Daily. Ie to $2.00, Comedi & SEYMOUR Y NOW Children, 10¢, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30 SCIAL PRICE MATINEE WEDNESDAY SEATS NOW SELLING j wit) JAMES Gleason AND A NEW YORK CAST AND PRODUCTION —brom Darragh Aldrich's story, Plus War Tax. 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