The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1919, Page 15

Section Two Pages 15 to 28 > TheSeattleStar | IBERKMAN LOSES COMMUNITY FILE CHARGES — FINAL CHANCE — TREE,IS PLAN OF DISBARMENT. |Emma Goldman Gets Tem-| University ‘District Plans) State Examiners Take Ag- tion Against Arctander MPIA, Dec. 12,—Recommendas t John W. Arctander, Be attorney, be disbarred from the t © of law within the state be he is alleged to have aided © allen slackers to escape military ser ~ vies, were filed by the state board f law examiners yesterday, Arctander, whose offices are in the Lyons building, Seattle, ts said to be Norway cording to the board of exam Arctander is sald to have ag SEATTL E, WASH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, If He Hadn’t Thought of That AW- i HELPED You with ¥ | | et DISHES LAS’ NIGHT, | one ind LET POP HELP VA ONC ms IER DON'T MAKE Assessment Smashes Way Thru Cellar aes OOTTA DO at HIM ORY TH’ DISHES Stamps Found in Deposit | Door With Axe {WORK "ROUND HERE Me TY TUNE I | porary Stay of Deportation | Celebration on Christmas : | o About $50,000 worth of I. W. | — Walting until every member of 0 | wasHmnaton | tic W. assessment stamps and bank the household had left fofr the 7 . preme court yesterday granted books, showing deposits by red evening, a burgiar entered the a : stay of deportation to Emma Goid-| That's the pl f th leaders for the promulgation of home of Henry A. Kyer, prea a the LW. W. in the Northwest, dent of Augustine & Kyer, at were found Thursday afternoon tt8t 13th ave N. Thursday in a safety deposit box at the evening and stole jewelry val Day and Night Safe Deposit and =| ued at $2,200 and $50 in cash. Storage Co, 507 Third ave, by | Kyer the last of the family to} the police, ing his ap > oan, Os } ing his ag on a writ of error, re The key to the deposit box was | Heave ne Seas, CEE At i f d 4 fusing to grant a stay of deporta confiscated in| He was followed a few minuter later | tion and denying ba ake|by the maid. Kyer returned home | > again in less than two hours, and in} the meantime the house had been “| ransacked. | Kyer told the police’ he believed - | the burglar had watched the ve || GOSH! |DONT GET A GEE WHIZ |) DION T Seents Crees Meeet of Ct house || CHANCE THE NO KNOW I'r_ WAS SO pand knew when it was sate to enter.|| won ArALL! MUM ? NEAR , SURE MOM Entrance was gained thru a base . ° 25 money paid the mother organization | ment window. A cellar door at the| | WHAT OID You SAV =\ LL DRY TW’ DISHES DK, MOTTA SWISS CHIEF Find Jobs for 1.900 in ‘Chicago top of the basement. steps, which | | ABOUT CHRISTMAS?) . : Mr wlor t offic : SRNE, Dec. 12.—Dn Nineteen hundred men, he said,! The police were also surprised tO | was jocked, was forced open with an ier propr ‘donner preaiaant ana have been placed in good positions | find records showing where Walker | a. S house. The agree s since the employment committee | C. Smith, of the Equity Printing Co., me torney M opened headquarters in t | for whom a fede His footprints fn the snow \ ¢ Pa hall, 1616% Third ave. The employ-/ violation of th were traced to the front sidewalk h ment service is supported by four where they were loat ‘veterans’ organizations: Veterans of The loot Included a platinum wrist Foreign Wars, United Spanish War watch, valued at $1,000; a ring wet Veterans and Seattle and Hainter | with eight sapphires, worth $1,200. Fosts of the American Legion. | an overcoat, a gun and $50 In ‘cash ‘1919. 1400 AMERICANS POLICE LOCATE BURGLAR GETS NEED JOBS HERE |,W.W. “CHEST” $2,200 JEWELS Soldiers Entitled to Employ- $50,000 in ment Held by Japs Jape filling ‘Pecrattve positions, while 1,400 American world war veterans are walking the streets sort of Joon that appeals ~V AINTAGIAL AN” : B'SIDES PAUL KOE SENS Dec. 12 A great, big community Christmas | The su Untyersity |man, anarchint | plete record of her mitted to the cour done before All lega ton of Al moved This munt vext Thurs aay batacles to the exander Berkman were re | py 7 raternity and sc y} = however, the court dismi - A ¢ deporta Friday. “T have already succeeded in con- Yincing some employers that the should be fired and Americans put tn their places,” said Capt. Stet- fon. “The work is slow. Hut th Jap has got to make room for th American ex-soldier, whether the Jap | and his employer like it or not.” Capt. Stetson said he ts making an/| ag” Office-to-office canvass, demanding} Th* box was that Japs, alion slackers and Amer-|'*’”* fean slackers be removed and re- placed by ex-service men. join the A. Booster Emblems, to be put on aute |LOS ANGELES RENTERS ; win Poguide at FIGHTING LANDLORDS electric wen at the Ui en out in McKin check books show | |the pay ¢ organizers, the amounts paid for literature and the ore Washington authori- d for the release of more en from military service, The burglar looted three rooma, making his escape thru the kitehen ral warrant charging | qoor © explonage act, has been Iss and who is now a fugi tive, had bought I. W. W. stamps Smith, until Thursday, wan wanted merely as a printer. It was unknown he was affiliated in any way with yers’ anwoc a number ¢ be fled These four organirations now have Qn aggregate membership of 4,000 men, Capt. Stetson said, increasing the L W. W Government agents are busy £OINE| Koen moved thru the records Friday. It is be All of the pictures downstairs had the burglar evidently |looked for a wall mafe. All the car fat the rate of about 500 a month, but g@bout 70 per cent of ex-service men for whom employment ts found by the committee are members of neither ition. er | SAYS CAPTAIN Maynard Corrects engineers, electrical en-| Booze Stat ts! om he BRUTAL BULLY sor Sinvern expert accountants ant ses eEW YORK, Deo, 12—Correcting Sinn Feiners pe |Deny French and | " oof ie nt. T ‘ ; aken in Dublin! Italians Clash NEW YORK Dee. Carl W. Detzer, forme mmmittee Saloon league, Lieut. Betvin W. May. with the service, en route to) LONDON . 12—Dispatehes| PARIS, Dec. 12—The Italian dele | man n rubl rt that the homes | «ation here has issued a statement | it the s0bth mntiobary polte per dhe | o , pent Sinn Fein lead | denying a rumor from Swiss sources | eS eeeier aeeamnie ia y our f *lern “were raided yesterday, Tom) that French troops had clashed with | mana, . nor our *| Kelly, M. P. was arrested. The | the forces of Gabriele @’Annunzio, at| one hand and a “bi ready to strike a Saany ore found “ neurred his displeasure, accord raiders also searched the home of here has been no French | ? ot | Count but the count was! depot at Fiume since September, the ems Sek chine: peittionn, and. sanz tesmnhnd na mnt , n Jansent | tae” Seed! as calemebl at testimony in his general court . 2a Italian statement pointed out, | martial at Governor's island, IR es 4 Shanies and repair men. Henn R. Burrell, Bedford, Ia, sent > Lamans hen he we . W Yeggs Will Have teaitish Detiie eealenss, bien} to Reprint Cards hour. Later Detzer had him aten, he said, when he confessed Coanty jail society received a dit-| the theft of some army stores tinct surprise Thursday when formal |}. eaid he never had seen Snnouncement was made by Host T B 2. Doyle that visiting days would | hereafter be Mondays and Thurs | days, instead of Tuesdays ond Fri- F @ays, as heretofore |Meved other arrests will follow short-| pers nad been raised, and every imag ly, as several thousand names of Men | inapie piace where valuables could be |Delonging to the organization are in | hidden Inspected the hands of the authorities Detectives are investieating Ready LY as never before with thousands ‘of USEFUL In every case « © employer to ascertain if making good. Work 1s also being md for ‘wounded men and those who have finished courses in vocational train Captal eve to confer with * made Pw Suits and Overceats Here you can surely af- ford to buy one at our UPSTAIRS PRICES Upstairs We Save You Money on Boys’ Clothes Apostle of Pep to _ Address Baptists This greatly disconcerted members #. evangelist of Pasa @f the yees and porch « r . ‘ t “Apostie of Pep Who of necessity must have r ‘ome the annual rally of the | Visiting cards reprinted. reop) Union of Se % —_— nm the Central Baptist church 0 p.m. Friday, Officers will be SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. ‘ E. Vigus, 69. veteran newspape | im Utah, was dead here tod: Was the first editor of the Salt I ‘Telegram. MAKE THIS A | PLAYER PIANO CHRISTMAS Japanese women raise silk worms) und feed them, just as farn America raise and feed chickens. 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