The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1919, Page 5

THE SEATTLE OODHOUSE-¢*RUNBAUM FURNITURE CO., Inc. OTTO 8S. GRUNBAULL 416-424 PIKE STREET PEACE TREATY |ARRAIGNED HERE Move to Be Made Against/Are Accused of Violating gine Gene adn cn cae Ratification | Espionage Act - MI d A a fig ] 1 W ‘ for whom com mn tu ' Peace | plaints were swe ‘ Wishing You a eaty, which may preefpitate & exist oenting by federal author! . j © MOM) atralgned before U : a. : md: Cathoiie Gapition intl WY. SeeGlelin ad gnd bathe Gréeider Happy Thanksgiving how hewgg | Sedans poy —and in turn, we wish to xpect be the it \ he nine men are aqquecd Of vidiet ° in woot three of tt plonage act give thanks for the most n bring the govern . ‘ A . a in mpt The are successful year in our his- ' alints, wh Rainey, John: Rethey, ‘Das 4: the treaty f m Go William Cun nehom, Sam Healy, Edward Park oming session of thé cham.|Arthur J. Smith and Ernest Emil | Albert Heitmilier ch 1, W. W., ordered released day, were later rearrested to gen of criminal anarchy in courts, These r ar that has brought many valued new The friends and the continued good will of old patrons. WE’LL TRUST YOU boon egtablished for tory—a y epities is awaited with con dderable mixgiving. There is no prec edent in Italian history for rejec € a royal de especially in| ter of a ty right ts a rogative of the ere alist pla f such a » Our Cred fence, ¢ vidual ide than wil sur a No his abdication ta the Neti at JUST YOUR wo . WAY Shop Karly for Cheistmas—Give Practteal Gifts | Gin | sn EET TOM BELIEVE BALKAN So: Chapped, Blotehy Skin | ion Clans were to ment Ws wate | hae ‘Tueeday moraing, were taken owing «to Thanksgiving. Per ; - “P| Thomas county clerk, was se hed bs t oem Aggression of D’Annunzio Is WANTS COOLIE The first steel stp launched was Ge Wea vane tate Tee tree Breeding Trouble LABOR IN lJ S po BY ED L. KEEN Ur ac United Press Staff Correspondent Heharge the with violation of the state tie Balkans te inevitable it Ga. \California Proposes Refer- briele d’Annunzio attempts to oc. endum Coast Vote | | complex ld cream, be cupy Spalato, according to un ne oficial in British gov Selective importation of Chinese & better remedy than the re abor in advanced by Frank C. Jor made kind, Kasily dowe, in Gan, secretary of state of California , 48 & solution of the high cost of ii ing problem. Jordan is now in Se ombined the ¢ very known edy, you p net get as much real curative pe as there is in this simple home-mad admit to this coun » have first passed ad. | ecember, ac: | ' 1 ataternents. | says Jordan, “we ed tendency in American farms cial circles to blame the United | With } 6 production OF COFF | Staten for much of the present Ital. {UU reduce the cost of living. Do te|mestic help could be obtained in*the & certain tent “any, druggist 2% ounce: | journme: of Pines, pour it into a pint bott! d fill the bottle with syrup, | There her plain granulated sugar syrup | oer; Wedneoday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday rif molasses qT f f really better cough syrup |'@-Daimatian m Pallure t mer ‘ ten |muMe way could buy ready-made oe Americar , mecept the , three times the money. Tastes pleas treaty, it ot that Amertes ever spoils aved s rated that tie Pinex and S right at the caw fives almost immediate relic joosens the phlegm throat tickle an tated membra the farma, There arm labor would be displacing no one. If people of the Pacific coast are receptive to the plan, Jordan says fove, ho mm Chinene | the sore, irri- DAn aio in plain crazy.” some ntly and easily | ritish officials bluntly stated. Th coe wy 7" a POY Lie teh tent a day's really aatonishing. come |*fe confident, however, the Italian | qs ws Pigg par Bact yA yy Pr | the ordinary cough and for brouehitia, | FOVernment eventually will weather | ing it before congress for an amend. | | | eroup, hoarseness and bronchial asth- | the storm which apparently is brew-| ment of the immigration laws. and ma, there is nothing better | ing. € oe a ww - Pinex is a most valuable concen- | Official reports from Italy, it was! eee, Sees Maes ae jemphatically opposed to | ‘tation trated compound of xenuine Norway |stated. indicate increased opposition | of coolie labor into the U ‘nited States e pine extract, and has been used {Or |to cr Annunalo's action theueot that | generations to bre: severe coughs To avoid disappointment, ask you leountry. The Italian government dreagiet for ounces of Pinex’ | according to these advices, haw Is ro] with full directions, and don't accep ued a manifesto ¢ : 4 anything else. Guaranteed to giv: | agitation a URrest at pr J St d to get ted absolute satisfaction or mone’ | “criminal,” and will be punished s¢ promptly, refunded. The Pinex Co | verely ge ; bat ‘there were the seven sewed British officials believed the Ital had to an army, with ponaible excep | ta support them—so let Katy SOUN the Corps Arditti, will remain Joyal |to the government thru many crines WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 26 yi do it! A minimum age of 18 years for em. to many thousands is practi-| ployment A of children, except in cally « matter of the reht MARTENS SAYS, pom sae Se cee use of reliable means of ‘ence yesterday by the commission on employment of children. The mini |maintaining vitality. HE PAID MALONE |e: set for Japan was 15 | Years and for India 14 years. Bobby Vernon with Gloria Swanson in “A Social Call” iS |. Sask $C 9 | NEW YORK, Nov. 26.—Ludwig ¢ | ‘The report made to the conference had ee. ane | A. K. Martens, “ambansa ,¢ | followed success of delegates from said Russian soviet republic to the Unit Japan and India in defeating efforts out, © mittee In untries. Such a mini- ated time-honored and reliable, | [))""" Molen’. gaa gers had combines palatability, inherent. was virtues and unrivaled efficacy. | * j At the first sign of weakness |‘? *"'? " , om Japan oe take Scott’s Emulsion, | Martens denied the money was|alno pr wt the 4#-hou yes It ie known every- !paid Malone for speaking fave c it could not be ap ke of | where by the “Merk of of the Russian soviets. He admit d in the Japanese silk industry the Efficacy” —The Fisherman. | however, Malone had spoken ir an 84-hour week now prevails. | Scott & Bowne, Bioomfleld.¢J. 19-17 favor of recognition of the soviets # industry in Japan employ 10— | een —_ from the same platform with Mar-| 900,000 workers: mas. j tens, The mon was one, | September 12, this year, Martens explained that the only coda he bought, when he found EXPOSE REDS y could not be shipped to Rus i Centralia American Legion 500 worth of rubber bx none of these had been Boggess Insists to Send Out Speakers H Is Not Guilty as, who was diss | CENTRALIA, Noy. 26—Ole Han sergeant when|sen, wanted for complicity in the *. Collier, dry squad| Armistice day murders, is still at him with having| large. The last report received by 0 In his auto| the American Legion headquarters tell st., November’) here was from Tacoma, where mem. not guilty"| bers are thought to be close on the fperior Ju the alleged assassin. n Collier ha Another step in the nation-wide » Chief Joel F to be inaugurated by the ‘ him of having n Legion, with t Hodge | the liquor he iw said to king the initiati the end |i Boggess' pocket and ning the country of anarchis shipped And Be sure o1 safeguard- ing Your Children’s Health PHONE ELLIOTT 223 For Regular Delivery, or Order of Your Grocer three marked $100 bills organizations, taken Tues alleged to have been given the mark-|day when it was v to ask H. F. |ed money by a “stool,” supposed to] Venness ar H. W. Thompson |have asked Boggess to buy the| to tour the United States and to pre | whisky. | went Centralia’s and the nation's de noe mand for adequate laws to oust the reds.” Ten Ranchers hie BE en Stan a Held for Ransom Chicago Police WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—Ten of | Have Crime Show ranchers of Vera Cruz,| its, are being held for $15,000) lice had a “crime show" today. They exico City men and women, alleged to have nich the farmers! confessed participating in 12 mur Only | der i0 robberies and a score of blackm i Scientific Dentistry The only large dental office west of Chi- cago comprised wholly of skilled specialists, each being a partner in the business—a combination that gives you scientifi¢ den- tistry of the highest quality at prices that are right. nterprise they had direct con. ,| fe m me ra of the gang inder arrest, sufficient to they | some of them, Some of the robber ies admitted had puzzled the police for months. wealthie 1 C. MeKenzle ager of the powe Chihuahua, was rec ecaptur bandit ‘as rescued befor | could escape with him to the Frank Campioni was named as the |2,036 ARMY OFFICERS || cramecmenbienl was nasped am the | HAVE RESIGNED DUTIES) as the rendezvous WASHINGTON, D, ©. N " Kien Since the signing of the aril Ole B ions of regular army city jail V nocepted, the war| gation, Be arrested Tuesday ced today, De-| night by Officers J. O. Neal and W Morrison upon his resign | officers have | department ertior ported for Open Evenings Phone Elliott 4 OTE NEN ATO DOSNT BATONS army to the num © been re rch 1 to|kit of automobile tools November 17, of t There] > —~— : were 744 deserters apprehended dur-| ,Let's go eat at Boldt’s—uptown lng this period, it was announced. 1114 3d Ave.; downtown, 913 2d Ave, ITALIANS FIGHT NINE |, W. W. ARE recently taken off a train| CHICAGO, Nov. 26.—Chicago po-| | mn apiece, it has been learned! exulted over the impounding: of 26} , 26, teamster, ts in the| diiexday, pending investi- | cessfully explain his possession of a} AR—WEDNESDAY, NOV, 26, 1919. PAGE 5 A Young Woman mar- ries a man who likes his wine better than he likes his wife— SHOULD SHE ABAN- DON WEALTH AND COMFORT to grope for happiness in an uncertain future? —Rachel Breckenridge was blessed with beauty and brains. Yet she was legally bound to a man who was wasting his life, and hers —Another world beckoned—a little world in which she might have the comradeship of a kinder, wiser husband. —This is the absorbing situation developed in . The Heart OF Rachael By KATHLEEN NORRIS A Fascinating Fiction Feature That Will Appear Soon in The SEATTLE STAR Fear SEE! 2 ere IY