The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1919, Page 15

p tion to the <i Section biaoe | The Seattle Star SEATTLE, Pages 15 to 28 WwW ASH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1919. ISON STRUCK BY AX, SURVIVES ATTACK » AGED MOTHER IN HOSPITAL Attempt Is Made to Cut Her! Throat; Believed Demented | Joseph L. Markwell, 35, whose Sl.yearold mother, Mrs, A. J Markwell, struck him over the head with « hand ax Wednesday night at Des Moines, is in a pre carious condition at the Kent hospital, but has more than an even chance for recovery. It was thought Thursday that the blow would be fatal Mrs. M who stashed } feom and wi said to bh sion that South Africa er she is a st, and wa walking in hen she co mitted t Neight well acted shows no signs of fand seems ur she attempted FARMERS URGE JAP QUSTING THE DALLES, Or. Dee. 5— That Japanese shall not be al lowed to hold agricultural lands was unanimously recommended by the Oregon and Southern Ida he section of the Farmers’ Edu cational and Cooperative Union of America at the concluding session of its annual convention here late yesterday. Stringent regulation of Mongolian immi gration was urged in the same resolution. ‘The organization refused to affi randma” Mar Wednesday. & jerstand wh ue “for political pur poses” was condemned. The farmers’ delegates recom mended a law which would heavily punish anyone selling an article falsely named or “at excess price olution was adopted recom 1) papers printed tn s either be entirely or have translations el columns. SYMPHONY WILL | _ PLAY TONIGHT Given Liberty and Ho, Kiddies! Good News! WOMAN INJURED ‘ua ACCUSED Look Who'll Spin Yarns BY STREET CAR OF COAL THEFT * | Knocked Down; Sustains aj Truck Driver One ot Fines Family| she had just a jChappell, 60, ¢ Mra, Chappetl Olive Roberts Barton to Write C hildren’ 8 Stories Exclusively for The Star. riage, she began writing, she wrote Then Re- ‘Arrested Francisco, was @ few minutes station Thursday night that he at the Sea again be arreste: Woolrtdge from Vancouv 0 Seattle e had volun nal extr mes 0 re Schooner Is Sunk; Crew Loses Lives aechooner were rep trol boats were will bi mil mai boats. WATERHOUSE TO SPEAK cafeteria ¢ ‘ u poses of the Associated Industrie The committee ap at the last meeting to investigate the ject of the existing suga will make ite report " tee consints of A. F i Stewart and Mrs iekson, rg | commit: | Flagg, Mrs. F j Oliver T. Ex Won’t Take Appeal of Mra. Par called THY TWINS ad r e te VENT 4 “Ty and eme at est tion ~. THREE ARE DEAD WOULD 00 AWAY IN AUTO FRE WITH WAR GALL MUSCATINE , BRUSSELS De (United on of Buroy settle. Industrial loyers to re of their workers to 1dministration of indu e the righ tions, as provided d admit any na © a member in S. P. Oil Case " (United idea |' rt in puthern f oil ‘Allies ae to Occupy Frankfort Dec, 6.—The all y Frankfort and B refuses to accep an Ix from } bly r A world-wide system of wireless | protoco ne pence treaty weather reports from and to ship aph — dispatet ut sea is in course of organization maid it wag relia by the British admiralty, Fractured Limb Order of Employer While attemt street behind a » FOUR CHARGED NEW OIL FIELDS WITH SLAYING ARE DISCOVERED McDonalds Are Accused in Brazil Government to Exploit Spokane Murder Case Big Find rUO JANEIRO, Dec. 6.—Reports f oll fields with a capacity of 5005 000,000 barrels a year have beew y brought here by engineers returning: from exploration and survey of the ant coast states of Alagoas, Pernam= Wire Briefs PORTL — AND, Or—When cops | tdward Kubin aight that his store door was ope Arrested by} | he told them: “It's too cold to « |out; let the business go hang j | | an at mid WASHOUGAL, Wash—The Rev.| gpoKANE, Dec. 6 R. B. Parcel, pastor of the Metho- | gegree murder, ar + ©) dint h here, has been elected | » arrested ‘Thursday | mayo: Washougal Stricter law enforcement and bet-| 1) ter pol planks | of his platfor of the Sunnyside | °* platform. he hired Me | ANGELES ns of coal trom | th Charged with stealing 60 tons of Charging first al, valued at $500, A. MeLar truck driver, wa ng tO crons the et car from which | co Mrs. Mary A mn y N Pare de cng |Stternoon and lodged in the county nervice were the te Thure jail W. R. Hocking Coal Company, alleges They said there comprising 25,000 buco and Bahta. were 35 fields, Harry Schneider Lendon to haul 220 te of re kilometers. 5 hat many—all love notes | py Donald h - The Brazilian government, it wap oe here, and he found them. | ¢ 6 in fat be 1 today, already is importing 1 F ng machinery, preparatory 1 ing the explorations. Americam aln are collec information te forward to Washington, Meanwhile, in gainful |{t is understood, French. 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