The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1919, Page 19

THE SEATTLE STAR-—MONDA Y, DECEMBER 22, 1919, KANSAS MINER ‘Runs Away From Stockade HEAD REBUKED _and Recaptures Lost Wife PAGE 19 | AMUSE MENTS _ nd now Dalton t one ch to Beattle by Sheriff ; ohn Stringer PANISH VAMP Court Threatens to Send) “bait r ye ing « syle n th i oe the re oe of : . rede Rhts (Sunday) 400 Ml fon aie re . : Mate, 2:80, ) Alexander Howatt to Jail away on nx jail nen-| well spent, in Daiton's opinion, for * | 99 \* - | tence b fo, Ellen nile at ties permtt, he ANNAP OLIS OF WES j Status of the New York || ixpianavonis, pec 22 —sudge| MA wwe peg sigan iol PANTAGES | Stock Exchange |} Albert Anderson, in federal court) pituatly in jal Mrs. Dalton is being held in Law Mata. 3 Nights, 7 ( YP ENS HE RE J AN. 12th* » A) hore today, told Alexander Howatt,| She went to Los Angeles after| Angeles, but she says aa soon an 10 —Nightn, | NEW YORK, Dee. 22—The atook mare] promi of the Kansas Miners’| his esea; Paiton heard thi He!she gains freedom she w come | When the “Annapolis of the el ix moored in Lake Union at the Retail Opened at wih igpnar Pogo gene or Sep 1 : , , r ton's . | West,” as the new Washington |" niversity of Washington wharf ao * oka en 4 1 soing tve him th e lant In the 8 er mouths the cadets v ould put him in the Marion roke yp their renewed romance, going © vier « a Vrank 8h Probabilities Are Quotations | Nautical School at the Univers | poe catalan to Maen 4's county jail and keep him there.” 1 arrested Dalton on warrant is-|chance to make kood, He General Will Be Lowered | sity of Washington is termed, i Alaska and probably the Orient, #0 44%.| Howatt wan the only official of the | #ued here | opened January 12, the ensign ey ma practical expertence ps | United Mine Workers charged with fresh ra eee market!) ef the State of Washington will 1 the opera and na on of a plcontempt of court, in connection | o * . : Mtonity te aml besabenbe ten msiemant erdere | ottp at oc |with the recent strike of miners.( Sensible Corset |Seeking Respite easy everal houses | of the day will be read, a few Be ween the ages of 17 and was not indefinitely pont fi D dM. * * A or oome an quoting best eggs at 6S cents per| short speeches made and then ars wi ad thelr firwt the strike was settted ill Remain in | arene = oko nm, a drop of 2 cents. That the| the cadets will get down to real | y his eligible to ie waa given until next Monday | S eoende eamne ¢ misma aod f the ot woul shortly! study. For two years these am- | « the sch will be re by Judge Anderson to end the strike Vogue, She Says oe ny was petits pned wo sin in quoting ¢ »wer pric bitious boys will be trained to | | quired to pass examinations in arith of Kansas miners who failed to re CHICAGO, Dec ‘The pre raven pei Retest - "eons y aon our or fiction those creas bees leck officers and marine ” | metic, grammar, wpelling, geoerar turn to work when the genaral set-|f ent day “nenaible and mmartly #uy pen Be F,. aeroud, priv ry have a nati ngineers aboard American mer | United States history and elementir tlement was made Th ote” govmin ati vomain true te in the Leavenworth peniten- | W quotations « Vessels. algebra will coat the cadets ant Cee Goren, bites Vewtnn 2 Poe , for xilling ® guard. iene” ghiihine G C. Gater retary of the} $186 for the two-year course, All pone of a anredt Somme? pols catirad ‘ alenes, the ) POLIT “ . stom lared today m appl board, lodg uniforms and text , before 2 o'clock call mone: “ ealed toda t im the RBRECEEOOS SOME Oi ne ere for the Ser the opening morning. Checee | ov? or hecting to take the pretimin:|charge., When tt hath axaiaanae: — warel which shows po csicn oc |{renearing. ‘The government will CUAUNCEY OLOOPE atl oe hterest con. | 2°Y examinations on January 5 must | ated they will be fitted to. take po: | Np * changing styles, Minn Lowey anid. | hte & objection to delay of the “MACUSHLA” jailer has office at 216 Grand] of not lens a 180 a anth, , | Di . we er retu Nights, 60¢ to $2.00, Mi om Sour ensteade of turke have | £ vier has an off at 6 Grand} tt t n $ oa month with | @ _ » bulging hip will never return, [| oy are) AE Jat. Ba! evived in @eattle for th riat. | TRUNK dock, where he is giving in-/ all board, le ne and laundry fur CHICAGO, Dee, 2%.—-Mild weather over |] according to Miss Losey, altho | Beat Seats “ mm about the school and re-| nished fr the grain belt and « Hght market emused | there tha been murmurings mas trad The birds come f pair } ¥ ‘ . SS * Bose ete. |The birds come from|Cciving applications for’ entrance,| "Commander K. ¥. Bckhardl, super | WASHINGTON, Dec. 22—Cinited | from the “outee gnd lens acereae || /YPEWRITER WILL PALACE H Texas, Oklahoma and North Da.| Whee the institution Ix opened his | intendent of the school, declared thix Prem )—-Coal operators will co-oper:|[ ed corset design@rx’”’ of a return |} TURN OUT MUSIC! hota furnishing the bulk. Whe Joffice wl be moved aboard the|is one of the beat educational oppor ate f with President Wilson's |i to the form of she past | THEATR a coteen rg he t imarkets wen | former gunboat Vicksburg, where the | tunities ever offered to the youth of [three-man comminsion, named to in-| WICHITA, Kan, De A type Continuous Daily, | te 18 Fup t as mts bm ~ nd an iechool will be established. The ves anis state ate the mining situation, it wan | writer that successfully wriee mele | 5 SURG O85 oo ee the butchers in turn have raised re- |” ares! totay at newaguarters of he) Asks Damage for Han sop orianiaseusaiecbdae or ; f tall prices to 65 and 10 cents per} Squash — w ” ~ . he ituminou Ot « a pound | Hubbard, per ance es BANK CLEARINGS » | Operators’ agsociation | Effect of Sign! eae te ee ee yearn a fg | a Neneed, per 7 Seattle The meeting scheduled for tomor-| “All inmates and patrons of the| Wichita composer. The typewriter Spu arket continues on the Ciearings row in Cleveland, in which the prop-|dive are warned to keep off this |! characters which can be Uperade, according + Weatern| rrerrs lau High lew Close |osition of ajanding aloof from Wil-| property.” | written on the staff, above the staff five. dealers. The effect of the | AR Pertiond Wee “Tae “Laeu]eon’s plan was to be discussed, was|’ This ls the sign W. H r below. The machine differs from Tecent cold snap cast of the mr pee ee 136 . % lcalled off, it aed = an ordinary typewriter in that the ities wee fet alceg Clearings 6,662,612.6 . + it wan understood | posted on his lot near her r Radice mea ee street Monday morning when mos Ralances 1,662.269.91 a4 tl 24 | The men named on the commission jon the Auburn road, mys Nellie 1p, |PTINUNE Surface is fh CHARLES SALB Spokane ‘ ' 2%) 4re: Henry M. Robinson, Pasade « man, colored whose for | NA houses began quoting Yakima stock eS . ‘ *. Pasadena, Nv a, wh r HENSE AIRD at $80 per ton. A few firms, more ee $74,040.00 representing the public John P| $7,500 damages from the effects of |woft drink and dancigg resort, just PRAVERS Pes DOUGLAS plentifully supplied, are stil! selling - ee ‘ 1.284,046.00 White, representing the mine work-|the «ign was heard by Superior|off the road. The sign seriously | Rey and, Arthur Dotty Kay; At $75 per ton x ss Jets, and Rembrandt Pee renent- | Judge y Allen Mandday damaged her trade and reputation Th aoe. ‘ > td Loca . 2247 2219 2840 [ing the operators, ‘ € perated the Pleasant Hour, |eays Mra, C Coleman. TWICE ESSE yee ° lchanabed Locking ine Seana ta ee || Sete 30 acon. hws for New President |"* 2 | Grapes Per box Nominees for the presidenc ot lg — «x Rmperors per ue then ¢ Cor . “Chi Almeria, per ker he Chamber ommerce are be Chicago Live re Stock | Mv Florida, per b ing considered by the nominat - HE committee appointed by President | CAGO, Deo. 12 sere Reeetpts, ¥ Reginald H. Parson | 68.000 head: ma 18 @ 260 lower leberrien Per i . The election takes pifice January | of sales, $12.1 buteners, $12.2 “, . > “ . > S60 | tcesene—Per bes eee@tse| 17. Two vice presidents and nix| sit: pecking se: tant. § q Quality’ ‘Service’ i Per box trustees will also be named e t 4 0@n oo eaeteet - } te ¥ preibgiac! leawbs, Si Lab@IT He; ¥ Bw Ths em, “= ‘aad tet new ¥ . New local ove ne - — nl ¥ 4 Pumpkine Local, per | @leese—aer shell, pes’ now] DAIRY PRODUCTS * | Portland Market Report | hy) ‘6 33 Radishes—Local. doa. bunches. $0 | Pemwate—Vireinia Keystone, T it | Prices Vaid Wholesale Deaters — —— " < ts mas Matabeqar— Yakima sack +s. 8001 Japanses. per %. ... ee — NT PORTLAND, Dec. 22—Cattio—ne — Local country coipte. AT head: market weak \ 5 * cubes holes steers, S1OS0@ 11) fair te good) LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS mi senanes oe eC ta. Samo If you mpst SELL your Liherty or Victory onds, SPLL to UR. If you cam BUY more Liberty o Victory Bonds, BUY from US yo Saturday, December 29, 195%, the closing m ming prices for Liberty » We advertize these you New York marke: and th of your Liberty aed Victory Bond tat 7 te 4 “ tory Vietory the “ te 44a tye 4 tue he 6h Market $9906 89210 91.50 H9n.60 ta9T ar 99 Hist ghee 19hee Interent ar ” a “ , OH ” Total ... S913 99218 O9L91 89288 990.06 94 TS BOTT HORNE BOE *When baying. we deduct 27e on a $50 bond and 12.54 on & $1,000 bond, We well at the New York market plus the accrued interest MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. ‘The Premier Municipe! Rend Honee—Capital One Millien Dollars 2 Cent ral Muliding, Seattio, TELEPHONES: Maia 1227; Hilictt 2640, Eatablished Over » Quarter Centary. MUSICLAND 220 Pine Street New Wells Building FEATURING ‘FUJT Under the Personal Direction of the Internationally-Known Composer OLIVER G. WALLACE “INDIANA MOON” “At Twilight's Falling” “Reaching for the Moon” “Just for You” Girl” “Dance It Again” “Land of Allah” “Hindustan” “Rainbow of My Dreams” “Cypsy IF A SONG IS GOOD === WE HAVE IT. Complete Line of Records and Rolls WALLACE & FREED Whetcesle Dealers Wppers i —#} Sees 28) Mone. soyase ver brotters, Otic r +1 per iv 21] Geene—4he per Uh $2| Cheese—26@ 880 per Ib ae — sonia 4 Dry picked Ane Frisco Market Status” us POULTRY akan | Prices Paid Wholesalers Dec, 22.~ + a 160 per dox{ extra pul- jon; wndernized pullete, ; 2 | Brothers Chere California fata, fancy per Setyien Maree tive, per ® | vad : Uae |Banquet Given to Bank Employes An 200 employes were en- by the Bank of California, Association of San Fran- VESSEL MOVEMENTS More th al © Cape |elsco, Tacoma, Portland and Seat- ber Dureaud | tle, at ite fifth annual banquet A. M.| Thursday evening. The Seattle em- me; rind uth-| ployes were entertained in Tacoma meee 36 Splat _om hese. Seed Tacoma branch, and a spe- M.—Rising barometer; cloudy terurban car was chartered " an hour e the trip. On account of this was the en since 1916 firet banquet nd special ex-service the war to be x | Seattle Steamshi E capes Typhoon Alaska Veunels 7 JUNEA failed Decem 2 tr] A accompanied by a rthwentern « he a 190 r wind, nearly Arrived Jdrove the steamahip Seattle Spirit 1—atr Ly w "ion the rocks ff the Japanese 1 i“ iral| coast, according to officers of the ® “ hip, which lay docked at Smith . ’ ely | Co terminal, M tenacity anchor on the December 20-—8tr J. A. Moffett from ss nee far ete h . Seattie- manned and built | Salled from Seattle , 3 J J Moff for — aati = events | Says Europe Will Sal Te tee em thee is‘ Be ,Not Repudiate Debt sdnight | pudiate thelr debt to the I § }but will pay th by imposing Hktn | revenues and deferring payment of | debt to thelr own peoples, accord- Ing to George FE. Roberts, vice president of the ational City bank, He does pot th there will be] j further inflation of stock market |} of the deral reserve “hoe. lend first to industri Galicta, bound trom 1 for Beattle, via ports, han arrived at Panama with fire In forward hold Hickman Price of Mr. and | Mra, John F, Price, 1815 Tenth | visiting here after a} tour of South America 4 He Is vico president of Caldwell Burnett corporation, 101 Parke jave., New York, GUILTY? NOPE, JUST GREEK, SAYS CAPTAIN DENVER, Colo, Dee The teenth episode of the thrilling , entitled “The Lightning Raider “When Greek Meets Greek in t zon is Keports 1 Communication ave. N., te Btr Admiral Watson off tra David said that all n are liars, 7 [beertbsghe He might have added that some men | Police Court,” was staged before I 4 work it overtime Hhice Magistrate Rice with Police Ser-| | weant F y in the title rol | Nine Greeks, arrested by Barry in Mr. Ford Owner— « Hghtning raid which lasted only| Why crank your head off these {| {ever Minutes from the time ad test cold mornings, when I will guar. || the police station until he sg ours antee to make your car start || With his prisoners, appeared before/ iy enny? Magistrate Rice. Bring your car to 2015 Third Are’you guilty?” Magistrate Rice ave. 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