The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1919, Page 16

___THE SEATTLE STAR Slow Train to Friend, Oregon; | RUSSI Citizens Fail to Get Xmas Mail yi BALEM, Ore, Dec, 90.—Pointing, Onty four trains have arrived at @ut the fact no trains have at | priend since December 6, the petition EE erey Ore, Sint Deceen: | eatigation declares, whereas ber 20 and that their Christmas mail im still undelivered, people of the| the « le ¢ for daily service pega . | ° Friend community have appealed to a « ® « je more -< | I ae wt . iS : the public service commission to in: | ble than the v teow Arel Ransome Me = Vestigate the Great Southern ratiroad | G , d under present Oe h* Dy rsny 4 Py R euveD 1010, 00 ey Hrviee and compel the road.to main: | conditions, the appeal states. The tain adequate service or quit busi-| railroad extends from The Dalles to) (Editor's Note—This is the third| i Friend, in Waseo unty jof Arthur Ransome's articles on) ae ae | woe & Ser, eee | Smart Suits That a Few Days Ago Were WHISKY CACHE ASKS CAR BARN ‘pcr cic 2s) | | Marked Double This Price this article.) ‘PUZZLES U, S. AT YOUNGSTOWN "<= xs 00 2 siruened thru the crowd out of the] ere SA. antend iS : If you have been longing for a truly good Booze Pirates’ Yarn Rouses|Murphine Wouid Give Madi- ioc win the sieage drivers who! } ea . } looking suit at half price—here is your Federal Officials son Park for Playground ao hundred roubies th tale mi eon || , chance. t Met le. :y ’ 2 thi oth whisky cache} At 2 o'clock next Friday afternod r here a year ago with ( . 7 4 14. ” ‘ie eo a Te Ee the Canadian border @ myth, or |the harbors and public «round Robins, when we made ten rc | : ~9- — For every one of these suits is truly good ing to shield the “master smuggler? | the Youngstown pla oo piabtnaghinticd aging Fee Cen \\ Ui marked at just double this price. Or have the two men stumbled by | transferred to the de e_hing 1 got carried! - . ys | “Blind chance on the million-dollar | le utilities in exchang © but a typewriter! ‘te By L ; Renda aaegganenyh agi 2 <a Ce ap ioe tg ha 1 a cs E} i plaids and mixtures are shown at this price. xmas F. Murphine © public e ts of last year ‘ - 7 . r were ar| utilities department, ‘ans Phe tr + running. ‘There| ~— : ; i ‘ Each suit shows careful tailoring and per- Seeeeene tower’ the Puret sound/ tnru such a deal. ‘The car barh at | ue c horses were in Y : Re Ba fect finishing, even to the details of the silk ports a high-powered ¢ | extown ts © store carn |» etter condition than las | Sai leaptured by a posse of deputy sher | of the Alki, Fauntleroy, Lake Bu ® they were scarcely ) linings. - Mffe near Everson.e Four 10 in| West Seattle an try lines, accord. | at » drag themselves along. 1 f ‘kegs of rum and two huge sacks of | ing to Murphine asked the reason of the improve} .olon - 2 Bottled liquor were taken from me Protestants aguinat the proposed| ment, and the driver told me the| ~~ ——— , Some have fur collars. "machine exchange of Madison park for the|horeces were now rationed like| ‘The firs¢ Bolshevik monument is Big Cache Admitted | Youngstown playground will be! human beings, and all got a emall/now in Moscow. A red wedge is} } rae) cis 5 WWhen cornered the men admitted | given an opportunity to appear be-|allowance of oats, There were/driven into the top of = block besr-| / : In semi-tailored and dressy styles—fitted That the liquor was a smal! amount jfore the council committees lerowds of people, but the number | ing the tnseription, “A band of White ‘ ] -! rim Dtaken from a big cache which was| of closed shops was very depressing. | Guards,” symbollzing the overthrow ||| rT 7 and belted styles. maintained near the international | I did not then know that this was|of the White Guards. { ¥ tine by a Seattle boose-runner due to the nationalization of trade 2 Peer ae s A. . & operations were conducted on and & sort cf genes! stock-taking, |“ ting ¢ } SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | bed - — 7 a gigantic scale. | the object of which was to prevent} . Industrious search by customs of.) profiteering in manufactured goods,|™* that part his home b aH saitiiimeeal ——- << — ee and Whatcom county authori Mie ae GMa Share. dee -uert® ates a workers inh has failed to reveal either the enough to go around. Before I teft,|°%4 be nt e : e fete, ce ihe toca ofrice, carry.|ttalian Senate Passes Vote| ation! concerns. ‘Thus, one would) 7.4 Tiny ard on house owners tte ags an ul ases mee over @ shop the itnacription eee federal warrants for the arrest of] o¢ nfi The Sth Mot Htore of the Moscow |2?¢ in ome cases the new tenants Confidence, 117:to 13 | re tm eer era Cistning,‘Brore| have. made & horribn meee ‘ot the ° rived in Bellingham BY CAMILLO CIANFARRA , | Of te Mowoow “Soviet” It has ne- ir ess rn ts | been found that specufators bought, ‘The men will be brought to Seat-| United Press Staff Correspondent lier Guaeenen SAIt b. Geman overes: 3 then anal Velestedky Gott charges 01 smuge iC he senate ite | 4 me re iT 0 of the Orient C M4 7 y . Biibate faco toe Us. to under |peortny Setegacthagrste Mte|and ‘sold them to. ihe highest bo | social revolutionary) of the Oriental AT THE BON MARCHE’S JANUARY CLEARANCE SALES in “the | ders, thus giving the rich an ad-| department, bursting with criticiem { sweetened tea , ——— — le I went to the ESerities plan to pobe the mystery of! lengthy explanation of the recent| nian needs a new suit he has to gojhis party. He secured @ ticket for || Women’s 16-inch fitted Cow- —Men’s fitted Bags, reduced va: d hi ne really | Plate of soup and ery «mall p< | i rr) > ne: C lear- 4, GEN. BARRY, DIES |speech on the international situation | 974, “ataty them that he a tes ot oounthing wed There pee | hide Bags, reduced for clear ; 22-inch fitted Cowhide Suit y. former com-| When Premier Lioyd George, of} queen to italy, the foreign minister sald he] Civution of the. " 4 nerit me a reduced for clearance to $28.00 inch fitted Cowhide Suit Die and valvular heart disease, it was| “I refuse to accept It.” Sarakhan of the Commissarg{@ore 1 left Stockholm, and it was Women’s 16-inch fitted Bags, He had been i) for months. | *2¢e. Scialota added. |help*me in getting “a room. He West, Point, where Barry was for-| Minister added, but he maid he con-| Fieet.” partially reserved for satlor up. Six months ago there were com At the same time federal au-|cabinet. 117 to 13. The vote followed| vantage over the poor. Now if alof the Bolshevik attitude towards tional cach | Lond , | , the international cache | }end - wanes oy vittorto fy bis rage to him house committee|™me to get dinner. It consisted of » for clearance to $31.65 jot ‘a ster, am a : i } needs a new sult for himself 98 oF Dec. 30.—Majo?| bY Premier Nit, ia then given the right to buy a] national kitchens in different parte ance to $23.35. : Great B . sult. In Unie way an attempt ts/ot the town, supplying similar | Cases, reduced for clearance to t of the! Great Britain, informed him of the Giesees 40 weak’ tad Gore . 18.3 itte ars . « ied early today « Walter |contents of tie allies” memorandums | Made tO Prevent spec rat rg -g “ ‘ bs -Women’s 16-inch fitted Bags, . $3e he rs < e My sister hed ‘ a _| replied [tribution of the inadequat suger " ") Death was caused by kidney trou | iitvinoy had given me a amall bottle of eaccharine Just be ases, reduced for this sale to The British jor the Be) at the hospital. Barry had Prem m agreed he | » wee the childish delight | fy 7 At the hospital for several! YOUld not press Sctalola for accept- | ‘ rien Ativan, aetting “bine Se which some of my friends reduced to $30.00. tions are being made for a| Th@ memorandum may or may not | finally got me a room in the ol]” funeral. Interment will be/ ‘Urn out to be of Ymportance, the|!o«tutnaya hotel, now the “ed) ee 4, ny room fixed De ee ‘sidered the verbal assurances which| (legates and members of — the : igpess Bag F a 2 sai r ra TTT ~ tm command. Sects Wet setae en fasten penetrate an sonar bare, Ste LATEST NEWS FROM THE JANUARY WHITE SALE WASHINGTON, Dee 30.—The| portance. The Giornale d'Italia siid| Rooms are distributed on much and its filth ie indescribable. There — — aeaera n of President Wilson, is | today that, following publication of|tte same plan as clothes. Housing was-no heating and very little Heht a formal call for the first|the French “yellow book.” publtea-|is considered a state monopoly, and] 4 qamovar left after the departure . . Gf the League of Nations at| tion of a new “green took” by Italy| general taneus of housing accom|oc The hunt. wistor was mandingo The January White Sale Strikes the “ie in the air,” Secretary of | was likely. modation had been taken. In every|the table, together with some dirty |{/ e Lansing said today | CR aie distriet there are housing commit-|ecurtpapers and other rubbish. I got r¢ 5 , S ‘This was generally taken to mean; Now does the wily candidate, | tees to whom people wanting room*|the waiter to clean up more or, leew. urtain ection that the matter ig under considera: | In & manner quite astute. apply, They work on the rough andland ordered = new’ samovar. He both at the White House and) Hand out campaign promises ready theory that until every man|could net supply a spoon, knife or s ® 4 . - z joulty wan persuaded to lend me | glaswon, | That night my room was so cold Recurtaining the home for spring will be an easy matter with the January White ji went to bed in a sheepskin coat Sale to help you. For here are white scrim curtains for only $2.00,a pair. Finished co eltgte gto sani ol with 2-inch hemstitched hems, neatly edged with Barman lace. Jeclothes with a mattress on the top | Hven #0, I slept very badly 9 | _The next day 1 spent in vain Madras Curtains $3.50 Marquisette Curtains $4 You Can’t ‘ wrestiing# to get a better room. In the evening ' went to se Reinatein White Madras Curtains—in attractive all- | Good-looking Curtains these, of white jold grandfather, a member of the over floral effects. There are so many dif- | marquisette—finished with insertion in dif- ! ee tee porte, Se ferent patterns it won't be hard to find the | ferent patterns, all hemstitched and edged 0 our ee BS jeans last year, and in a prodigy of kind you want. Very serviceable, 244 yards | with lace to match insertion. Special $4.00 | know! about the revolution. He long, at $3.50 a pair. a pair. naperr be nearly 70, never misses a FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE —you shouldn’t if you could. Jin the morning, and goes from one - 1920 C alendars jond of Moscow to the other to lec They’re the best friends cae beta alee Dear White Dresses for Dear Calendars for the com- lor less controls the English soldier you have. Upon them de- fats beaten cece eee Little Girls ne ee ee ee enjoys an official position as head an appropria vew pend your health. akon hoy hn pamayels 2 Year's gifts. |weight of propaganda in. Enatish d There is an unusually |none of whieh any chance ever Through the use of narcoti : reaches these shores, Hoe was ter ‘ : good assortment of 1920 g! cs you may stop the tooth [bly dinappointed that 1 had brows calendars ready for your ache, but through it you can’t cure the cause. There’s ained of the lack of tranaport ; . selection. only one solution to the problem, and that is— band ti. abe three tite nee ; give : f _ in plain styles or pret- he | ne tily decorated, in paper or ‘thé poultion cowie exe ne a : AeHH| || \. in frames of leather. ; SEE YOUR DENTIST |. = yet ‘erie be When, they hed corn, ‘as ye $7.00 each. to the towns for lack of locomotives ; ft mot STATIONERY SECTION— AT 0 N C E na a tn ¢ “i ' SECOND FLOOR —don’t allow the cause to continue. It may be a minor FRENCH PASS ' a ‘ ( - a ' Fae reife ol thing at the start, but disease never stands still and | LOAN MEASURE INFANTS’ LONG AND SHORT DRESSES Hf you want to economize seldom cures itself. It requires the services of a special- | GARI Teds $s hick Inserts of embroidery, hand-embroidered yokes, lace-edged on your New Year dinner— ist—in the case of a tooth, a dentist. deputies Inte last night paseed” the cuffs, collars and ruffles, and wee ribbon rosettes trim these here are specials that will ena thane a eee pt pio lacy little dresses awns and fine batiste. a Mixed Nitecebacial The Crown Dental Offices offer you the utmost in |)),'",°,": Priced from $1.25 to $5.95. while we have any, at 30¢ The vote was considered ¢ dentistry. Their skilled dentists are at your service to Wat ee ee SISTER DRESSES IN FRILLY STYLES tole fen. 30¢. examine your teeth; to give you the highest pansibde Tho Klots measure provides for a oe little Frocks of organdie or dotted Swiss; oth- ince Meat for Wednes- . P : [tune trom taxation, beer im. ers of voile. day selling, lb, 28¢. class of dentistry at the lowest possible prices. | cao yget arta ig My Priced from $1.95 to $7.50. ~-Mayonnaise, made | fresh 0 E 3 : | plan Mined a lottery fea PAR ['Y DRESSES FOR SISTER’S GOOD TIME —Home-made Oates Mar- pen Evenings and Sunday Mornings Segittic the tie ee Sew Organdie and net, or just one of those dainty materials, is malade, extra special, per wn will be relmbursed on a used to make quaint girlish frocks for the little sister aged pound, 28¢. 50 francs for each 60 francs from 2 to 6 years, —Kippered Salmon, choice s o A nf ‘ 7 ieces, lb. 28¢. Crown Dental Office No mit wa placed on aueceip Priced from $12.50 to $17.50. oo ] 5 | BABY SHOP, SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE DR. REID, President [rind Women Deed ressin, Above the Palace Hip—Empress Bldg. mulove of th etd onsen employe of the Stimson Mill eom Corner 13th and Broadway—Tacoma—Labor Temple Sys - te on ms of the tity coroner, pronosinest daoth age E, natural causes,