The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1919, Page 1

Tides in Seattle 400 SERVICE MEN GET JOBS On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise CENTS \ Per Year, by Mai! VOLUME NO, 260. SATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1919 ———€ || AS IT SEEMS | TO ME DANA SLEETH The Great American Home [ / iM) Come. ALONG NOW PPNA DEAR - You DON’T WANT TO AYBE you were fortunate enough tn wsnr youth to reside in an old-fash- joned small town family where ma did her own ba 1 ot raised his own gar den truck, and there was a family pl pen, and chicken coop, and a cow. If you were cor-~~0n4 m0. + sort of a home, you wil! remember how carelessdike mother, on ing days, shelled out goldon-skin ned pumpkin ples, aromatic mince pies, cinnamohdusted apple pies, yellow squash pies, tart but deli cious ple plant ples, and eocoanut custard ples with crisp under crust, and plenty of eggs and cream in ‘em. Why, a ple in those romantic days was nothing of consequence and the village youngster who couldn't have two sorts of ple for per most any day probably was unlucky heir of the town Wea bak the drunkard, The other day I overheard a fe man inquiring as to the pri of ples from a bakery salesman “What's the best you can do wholesale?” the restaurant man asked “Apple pies are 45 cents, the cus tard and mince ples are 55 cents,” Bald the bakery agent. “That the best you ean do?” ‘ : that's wholesale, and no | = MRS. SMITH TAKES LITTLE EONA TO SCHOOL EVERY DAY, Now THAT SHE GoT A New FUR COAT FoR CHRISTMAS— Shades of our pie-fed ancestors! Fifty-five cents for a ery ple, Wholesale; no wonder the country fs going to the dogs. When the youth of any nation are pleless; when the sawdust by the public service commission | Jennie Livingstone Accused French pastry, the leathery bakery | __ on last year, the present earnings of | cake, the cooky abominations of ; ss the lighting company aggregate of Killing J. Carlson —_| Physicians Called on Case } eracker factories; when this sort of | | $335,746.46 a year on @ plant val j ctr, onetnmme THREE RODE IN Whistle Reveals Lost an os Cee , | Raymond Anderson, Mother . supervise wholesome, If the requested inc ot Ptetnantiy pcengese a aeenl': aeieiad Oued and Mrs. AL W | toothsome ples; ples two inches ' _B h S J q| per cent is granted by the comm ss tea tesla Anderson, 2212 W. 60th st., suc. Shick; pies with exes, and esr | MURDER AUTO rot sug in ame ai " will mean that the ear ; 7 arsed? wn, we cambed 4 rly Seturday morning Jand lard, and cream, and beef, an¢ ae « of one of |of th ne ee Se th murder in first de at Seattle General hospital to Mitron, and spices, afd raisins, and 3 “ae Being rea}: | $402,897.35 annually—an increase of by Deputy Prosecutor John A.| What physicians declare to be auch in ‘em; well, when such a ‘ . Phar . atediiel eee ey oe tanks ca ‘ihe ; : time comes, it means that we are |New Evidence in Killing of (7° " was or att 5.8 iis whistled agaim| Under the new achedule proposed | train, In superior court, Saturday toe IR brin; up a lot of half-ted dys nary “ te Raley gpa 2 Extone In held in the coun- ne, who has bee Scan’ whens outlook on life will Wealthy Michigan Man a: aunurn wy a iy a different pitch. And |! pares Sle ce ase y RA, a eee ee saga ge peer be splenetic @hd whose internal ‘s “a H ng, it is sald, as a ¢ * me be aug br about a week ago, and Dr. C. W machinery will be all gummed up MT. CLEMENS, Mich, Dee, mute 1 had a long list of n r ‘ , $1.60 at Alex trom, only , mmoned as a specialist reagent ¢ oft, and teattation |. -S1—Eleyd Prevost, held ince lon a clink tis ele Os Yes 1. Fred. How are pap r th after the noting told Jared this morning they were butter, and ecgless custards, and yesterday as a material witness =m to buy a p r have been wonde feet, $1.40 gross * he had seen Mrs Livingstone the lad died of the strange eliitess creams, aid other trash in the slaying of J. Stantey After each name was w ° wh si t mers Seen And 45 a man digests #0 he thinks Brown, whose bullet-riddied bedy mount that part a “A I od ss xt bic feet, $1.15 eroms,) City Detective Chet Ballard is also) The youngstef started to grow I don’t see much hope for the was found in his car on a lonely t ' att | a wrest, wae slor $1 named in the state's list of witnesses vee ppeNhacee coming generation in this picless road Wednesday, was released t © coll from wt - rppbe~ xt feet Mr nestone is od to have| had great difficulty in awakening civic era. from the Macomb jail he 4 that Stare y "meee | next 6 feet, 9 confessed the murder to Ballard and, him. As the days passed. the «latins this afternoon na “ 1 fr 1 Detective Lieut. William Kent lrowsiness increased and durirtg the IVING in town always Lack of evidence” was give 1 the t s he em ed, St ‘ M net The shooting occurred about t three or four days the lad b was a tough job, but liv- | the reason by tigated. He ked The t br " sturda ¢ e win a ek Christie eve. Engstrom|been unconsciou ing in the modern city is © officials refused to talk ‘+ b 0 a ‘ t and i. an for leas than 1,000 cut and Car w to the Weller st Case Mystifying ginesh ienpecnibia, thess |x rderutood Mra, Brown would be f i ‘ feet 4 10 cents per 1.0 1} hous nd while Carlson talked to n of the sleeping reckless days of ban released soon F ‘ " ' t A ’ r ” od w » by f 1 » foe r f} th rr she t him, Engstrom ! ent in th boy" Gitry Mrs. Brown attended the funer os . ‘ { nh i HW nf. 1 fy re r t ay Tr t s with her alleged | case idenstine. ; Murder, suicide her dead husband in the custody of | ; ! t 40 Days to Pr conf Carlson was shot thru brain in isder the car whe officers, and was later retu t 416, Central b Oe ei he eek sta sot se sleep,” ex death by too much e jal Meets Old Friends wan a thru transom | © Pp to ae . , “ ne, “and it also too little heat, death t i eo pr r t to th ar “ aught by Dr.) ™ eed ai ert The case death by neglect; these stare at me MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich., ’ oo : ; rt } ' \ , f nd. 2 cauest be 2 morning when I at tt Dee Press.)—Three pasa 7 : 1 f i a : that my was ¢ f.* ‘ % page, and gory xh passer in the automo : Ps ri t y : The tad, ying in a semi asain efither Gown bile in which the bulletridden | Hie then t t and ¢ edt Kloany' the. ae | state af the family home, eg etal i body of J. Stanley Brown, f Dsante 0 eve . . i with t sg My FED E F was rust Seattle General i wn up was found early We we ‘ Anderson ctive, in a city F house roms when it was last seen shortly be ! t ‘ " t almost : ; ambulanc hoped something { ey wi fore midnight Tu NTRALIA REDS FINE NEW CLUE r t Krow mands Three-Year Term in Council coiia no ave the boy's life , 4 ned nty t or 1 ager F. K =i Outside physicians were called in i follow CE saria. erase es ef the pub: Sought by Incumbent i pene reper prembnbnait ter sn timately bet ifferer to prevent death ¢ ser 4 J wa | i“ t “ya il, filed t ed be pe m= bo The bay, accor: to members of 3 . and t © succee’| the family, had had a tooth pulled 7 i he : - His Eye Got UM | nimscit as a member of the council | i, eee The dentist. Inve 1 ruonine Arraignments Up at Monte- Child Answering Description The timeplotes. the list of elty |ROveeaine before the extraction, City shooting # and how nid, and : i Thi plete Mibeceetbipeaclaoas: yhysiclans attributed th cotion sano This Afternoon of Billy Dansey Found the Way of Fist Retin Mes pgetegd hou ltaedape aban: dailies of the hope death Re ee) iatiis dees themselve Py ee on from the injection é place 7 MONTESANO, Wash Dec t ; A and Sir i ere vo aibesay Be med Sharples, however, declared no 5 nort of me 27, 11 alleged 1. W. W a sage Pie remna f larations of candidacy | traces of poisoning could be found chiner it charged with murder, in eon |) ) ' cr 1 ht int Mes greet aia tthron Oe in, tee. OOatw: avatar 1f io machinery on eart r nection with the armistice day “ ‘ ; , , B. Heaketh, and Quiver oS. 1" Gant: andersow Nes baba a tug ¢ cheap as the run-dowr outrage at Cerftralia, will enter ite. fat e thet awed of Judge ¢ Frida Ei B i : ‘eu, HOAt captain on the Sound for > nameless failure lung he their pleas in the Grays Har Pe ‘ hoe . t t t n ning's m € apron we We ol bg Raced number of years. T boy attended in some chill back as ®) bor county court here this . Slane <6 to ¢ rithe r Ce "ste ee " hha school at Ballard. i = " t ther t . m e 5 hg f “a } a bi e Ge je ) orrey anc am 4 ROME, De b A committee has Si ¥ 36 0 “edad T r r ; ‘ ree Toml J }been formed to welcome Gabriele ‘nel i ¢ SA it a c ear : ; ‘ere inquired | @’Annur the Giornale 4’Ttalia's murdered a ed re rs pes > - the de-| City Attorney Pat Tammany Once upon a time a lawyer met a} Trieste ondent telegraphed mebod ed A hge ies we 4 r ‘ b Emil did ped Orear fool and his money; the next day | today nunzio has promise t 1 hurch fur Break Window to ¢ 11 Pierce, attorne ‘ Hid Ned Emil the fool met the lawyer with his deliver Fiume to Major Randoccio, re pon 7 sh , é “ia OKLAHOMA CITY Okla. t didn't mousy the correspondent said. poe 4 ra of the depart Steal Fancy Shoes Dee, M7—A_ child has been You did ee manned 1; and the t t ron rod to t TACOMA found in Collinville, Okla, wh In the due course of time it devel ~~ ~~~ topped their 1 ' t ¢ t i \ said his name was “Dansey,” |oped that Oscar, toting a Yuletide Sed white the © 1 : aad whe Gescttbed pets men |b ; into the Pe ' Lincoln, Nebraska, Wanas Clamp 7 H pub ' ‘ ir I 1 t lant ture, 1 tioned in dispatehes regarding pl afe ir « ircease for , , font ridge Agere ine | the Duly Damuey Haoaping dee: ite barnidg Guin Boycott When Egg Prices Mount a os t h “ \ Motor ‘ Dench in: | 4 t tery, Chief of Auton of He invited a patron, who's name . ‘ ; ; é estigated and arned t " f ie: Collinville stated today thet ot obtain, to purchase | % —_—-~ ee 1 by two tior b rod “ 1 A 1 it t » drink, The stranger demurred. LINCOLN, Neb. Dec. 27.—Off and the ban was lifted. : ll ; Asn j ‘ Ww the battle started. A eatin in ait Today eggs are selling at the orig. ¢ t € r iso |) ‘ " 2 lon eye got in the wa Oth Determined to bring down eggs to | inal figure. the rowing ¥ nd | far I ner t win or " ry t ter: | w he had nothing to do with the/, “fair price, Lincoln women have All right, say the women, Begin may h t r du ' . - 4 ret ' te {fa gain made the boycott effective ning today they will refuse to buy marching, or the Odd ¥ ‘ 1 Me, : A ha Kh ho 4 Hindu, also} “Phree weeks ago eggs Were quoted | until the quotation is w | the Mason i n neg! t, . : the ‘ t pped an itinerant fist and thusly /at 86 cents a dozen. ‘Two thousand | sider fair—65 cents for strictly Sresh | vere ston / ent throne tanding bar a gree thout its pr ” ‘ routien thvor . le| horned in on the party members of the Lincoln Women’s | ones. " headed t lit ’ Us togeth i thei { The nil were turned /club pledged not to buy until the} “Lincoln women will ratty behind | ‘ | ev secredlngypitd in A oh td anit inakse sia workdels Hehe ond / . but chat eince Whit a oar plastered with price dropped ight in a solid body,” declared per. while the two old diggers slow to keer « pt to get . 8 : ‘ tovina thon: 0 fine. He will k the fine} Lasi Monday they were offered as N, EB, Ifldreth, chairman of the ly shoveled in the of yer |a ermin fente Asan over aoe med rsd 1 it necestary to make ar-|out at the prevailing trusty wage of |iow as 65 cents. committer, “and will hold the line if tag crowdad n how in mic will wo to 1 inpmediately or ' re de ¢ td ‘ hate ‘anni ‘ ” | es all summer, We had respect. for death back reno ward. rests immediately. [#2 pet day, pir SnOnG, said. the Reyogtiare: ltt tai - + - ” PAR: i CITY FIGHTS INCREASE IN GAS RATES Company Schedule Boosting. Cost to Consumers 20 Per Cent Filed COUNCIL ACTS MONDAY City officials began outlining plans Saturday for « vigorous fight against increased = gas rates in Seattle, following — of the Seattle Lighting Co. y. when « schedule of ie creased tariffs was filed with the state public service commission, mi parry is permitted to adopt the new "schedule, gas con sumers here will have to pay from 20 to 2 per cent more a month for gas por Walter Meter preparing t runsel aturday was ace data on the increase before the city cour Ay's Meeting will then instruct him not to appear before the © commission and t the rate Increase The company declares in its pet tion that t t of gan production has thereased 43 per cent atnoe Av gust, 1912, while the rates to the con jeumer have advanced but 10.98 per | cant Increase of $67,150.89 According to First Assistant Cor lporation Counsel Thomas J. L. Ken nedy, based on the Increase allowed | Prospects for Vets Brighter, Says Inglis Four hundred ex-service men who had been pound- ing the streets in vain quest of jobs until The Star opened its campaign in their behalf have been placed in good paying permanent positions, Col. William Inglis, of the Veterans’ Welfare Commission, said Saturday. Twenty were put to work the da mas, he reported. 10 men Friday for many mor ay before Christ- The street department called for morning and promised employment as soon as other new work opens up. “Prospects are better all along the line,” said Col. Inglis, following a conference Friday morning with department heads. “We are beginning to see daylight. Employers are responding more readily since The Star took the matter up, and we are getting downright optimistic. If employers keep up the good work, we'll be sailing along nicely in short order.” Aside from many permanent positions filled, Inglis reported many short jobs had been offered and ac cepted. This will tide some of the soldiers over the holid but after New Years the situation will again become tense, he said, if efforts are relaxed. Considerable new work will be opening up after the first of the new year, he said, promising oppor- tunities for a great many men. If plans materialize along this line, there should be few unemployed service men walking the streets by February 1, it is said. CHARGE WOMAN ‘BOY IS DEAD OF WITH HOMICIDE SLEEP SICKNESS Strange Malady Baffles the | otner cities occurrea in the | today | selling | commissioner, | measures possible Wood Alcohol in Claims Heavy Toll of. Eastern Victims ARRESTS FOLLOW At least 126 persons eye 148 blind or seriously toll of wood alcohol since prohibition went into according to statistics from various cities today. The total was swelled deaths in the last two days, poisoned whisky in four England cities. ‘The casualties by cities are: © New York—Fifty-two deaths; | blind Chicopee, Mass.—Thirty-five six seriously ill. Hartford, Conn. —Thirteen eight seriously iI Holyoke, Masa—Six dead, y i. co, four dead; six ML wark, N. J—Five dead. ingfield, Mass —Three five seriously il, Richmond, Va.—One dead. U. 8S, Probe Starts The deaths in New York, and Richmond cover the ent Those in riod of prohibition, Federal officials were co with state and city to arrest responsible for manufacture tribution of the poisoned Hq rhree men in Chicope Falls J on charge of pansiaught y sent into New Eng ed to have been manufi w York. The authorities @ were warning the public against p chasing liquor from “bootlegs In Washington, officials of the ternal revenue bureau said that gress may be asked for additional strictive legislation to meet the inl nt situation resulting from wood alcohol. he wh belie in 2 SPRINGFIELD, Fifty de Mass., ths Dee. seven from 4 Holyoke, who had drunk | poisoned Nquor Christmas, : The lst of victims so far Chicopee, 35 dead, seven tL Holyoke, six dead, seven fl Hartford, 13 dead, @ight it, three dead, five n additional deaths of CI courred last night Twenty-one persons and Holyoke are in hom at home dangerously ne ¢ and prol 7 ate began to move s to bring to justice the ms alleged to have been msible, Alexander Perry, of the American house, Falls, where much of the ze was said to have been surrendered to the authorities Chicopee. Hartford pringfie pee me Chico} pitals wi The today the prietor Accused Is Arraigned was at once arraigned court en the charge of wughter, connected with the of Joseph Kina, one of the Charles Perry, his brother, William Baker, h bartend the American house, were at for manslaughter, connected the killing of Michael D Additional charges of iMegal I were preferred against rs. Perry barten¢ : The defendants were held in bail on the manslaughi and $100 on the illegal and following their not guilty the cases were ed jto January 3. CHICAGO, Dee. Your and six others are 13 condition here tod: of alcohol were dead y, ae result wood Chri celebrations, Situation Alarming Dill Robertson, onsidered the tion alarming enough to issue a cial statement on the symptoms wood alcohol poisoning and ew as follows: mptoms: Great excitability; ach pains; kidneys affe blingy usual.” What to do: Use stomach pu emetic at once to remove from stomach, # ‘There is no antidote, Dr. John he ie