The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1920, Page 2

TRE IS DEVELOPING) OF GIRL'S DEATH [Negotiations Will ag ONE LAYERPH king ma al underpricings. Expect Arrests in Modesto, Cal., Case After Demo Caucus in this sale the $95 machine ts Priced at $ the $110-— machine at $90 and in the same proportion | BY L. ©, MARTIN the price of every PLAYERPHON! (United Preas Staff Correspondent) MODESTO, ¢ Jan, 13.~-Arrent fm thie sale te reduced, including WASHINGTON, Jan, 14 f persons implicated In the my the $500 machine, whieh style next step in senate negotiations for | terious death of 19-year-old Mayme Priced in this sale at $985 a treaty compromise is expected soon | Helm, who was found dead yester the PLAYERPHONS fg a mact after the democratic caucus Thurs | day in a@ room in @ hotel at Water Approved merit in tone quality and | when a floor leader Is to be #o-| ford, near Modesto, are expected by eabinet work the police today A joint meeting of democrats and ia the bellef of the coroner republicans, at which general dis | and Sheriff Dallas that the girl wa cussion Will take place, probably will operated upon and that she died be Such a meeting has al-|from an overdose of chloroform ready been tentatively arranged. om Pasiaqua, the Modesto From 40 to 60 senators are expected | business man involved in the ca attend was given @ rigid @xamination Those behind the plan belleve ne| the district attorney last night, but gotiations now have reached a stage | he insisted he knows nothing about the death of the girl where a free interchange of views in It in expected that the stomach of — = . bipartisan conference of senators aes honestly seeking ratification would/the girl, which was gent to Stock th do much to unify the treaty's real|ton for analysis, will show the bareer friends caunh of death rocker; 7 » reason the conference may be Jdelayed wot atter the democrats DIES SAVING CRIPPLED choose their leader, Thursday ie HUSBAND FROM FIRE that some senators think that if Un- derwood, Alabama, Is elected, he will; gt. TVES, Cornwall, Jan, 1.—A woman's dying thought for her hus prove more energetic in behalf of a extra special compromise than Senator Hitchcock, band, a blinded and paralyzed ex the acting leader and Underwood's gaiior, resulted in both lowing their rival for the honor, lives here. The vietima, named Po! Hitchcock hax been keeping aloof | jard, lived in m@ cottage near the from negotiations, on the ground 4) When the wife returned from that an President Wilson's spokes man, he must take the xame position jas the president, and not appear to be consenting to any qualification of the treaty \O1 & visit to the beach found a lampo verturned and the kitchen tn flames. She rushed upstairs thru dense amoke and dragged her hue band to « third story window, He fore a ladder could be browght both were oyercome, The bodine were found with the wife ciasping her hus. band as though to shield him from ne ee i BO UO id H. C. L. Makes Attack on Indians REDDING, Cal, Jan, 13.—"Grub) harm. j heap high,” t# the burden of the com _ _ — |plaint of 700 Indians in northern) [California counties, who today were| ASPIRIN FOR HEADAOHE driven by H. C. of L. to send tke | _—- Jackson to Washington to seck ald | Name “Bayer’’ is on Genuine Aspirin—say Bayer in behalf of the Pitt River tribe The redmen wish some of the fund realized from the sale of lands In re | joent years, which is held in truat| for Indians | Horace Dodge Is “Much Improved” NEW YORK, Jan. 13.—The condi. | tion of Horace Dodge, wealthy De | troit manufacturer, Wan described as | “much improved” by hin physician, Dr. Ira Hill, here today. John Dodge ix #till “critically ill” with pneumo- nia, the physician sald. a Sautiful pattern, green gray with pink flow er; feguiar price $49.50, extn t special $49.50 —Third Floor Insist on “Rayer Tablets of As- pirtn” in a “Bayer package,” con- , {taining proper directions for Head- «, Colds, Pain, Neuralgta, Lum | ] | LOS ANGELES. Authorttiey wouldn't let Fatty Arbuckle «move | “ his choice cellar from the house he|bago, and Rheumatism. Name tty fooled ‘em. Hoe bought |"Bayer” means genuine Aspiri prescribed by physictans for nine lteen years, Handy tin boxes of |tablets cost few cents, Aspirin is | | leaned. the house, (Tablets) Headache and works off the Cold. W. GROVES signature on box, 36¢ acta. Baxter & Baxter's Great Shoe Sale Continues : we can’t go on selling such shoes as Henne’s and Baker’s and Banister’s at these prices forever. Some “bright, beautiful morning you will come down town to buy that pair of high-grade shoes you need and want. The store that stands for quality and fit will still be right here at 1326 Second Avenue, the same beautiful lines of shoes will be on the shelves and in the windows, the service will be just as courteous and painstaking as ever'—but the prices will have swung back to normal and you will pay three to four dollars more per pair. This is inevitable, because this is a bona fide stock-reducing, space-creating sale on lines of shoes that we shall continue to handle, and as soon as space is made for shipments now arriving—the sale will stop short. YOU WILL BE THE LOSER IF YOU DO NOT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY LADIES’ BOOTS Beautiful Patent Leather Boots with black buck top, one of the season’s newest shoes, sold regularly at $14, thrown into the $8.85 sale at.. Ladies’ all-gray kid Boots with Louis Beautiful sizes only. for growing Pumps in_ small Wonderful shoes we”... $3.85 Colored kid and _ patent Pumps, good grade; beauti- ful fitting Pumps $5.85, $6.85 en... $088 Patent leather, LADIES’ BOOTS, tan and brown Boots, small and large sizes; some regular sizes, colored kid, cloth top calf, with buck top, that were $12 black kid with « kid mouse top, that were $14; all Louis en prvi $8.85 welt sole, leather Louis heel, were $12.50 Black Kid, welt sole, leather Louis heel, were $14 only Brown Kid, welt sole, leather Louis heel, were ——_ $8.85 The Excelsior, the Howard, the Banister Shoes that ranged from $12 to $18 in price, from...-:..- 9889 © $14.85 Baxter & Baxter 1326 SECOND AVE. The Washington Dry- Sox Shoe that sold for $14 is going fast at.... For Men! Broken lines of good Shoes that were $10 $6.85 to $14, all... EATY TRUCE [PROBE MYSTERY | by] YOUNG MORTON | SOBS AT TRIAL |Appears in “Court Wearing Knee Trousers eae ae Continued From Page One " * to the" hotel, where we read the paper in | “White taughed and said: ‘We're pretty slick’ And 1 aid: ‘We may got caught yet’ Then we went to | bed, We were asleep when the of flcera came, The e three of |them, ‘They found my gun and took un to the pe atation I make this statement without | compulsion or threat Clothing Identified | Capt. 8 W. Clough, of the Belling ham police department, a witness for the state, identified the clothing, the gun, a red bandana handkerchief and A «rip, all declared to have been in the pomsension the two youths | whe hey were ted | Shérift Jan Sullough tents jfied ho was prevent when young Morton made his confession, Morton at tense moment leaned over toward his father and whispered, ‘The father shook his head, Then the lad leaned over to hin stepmother, #itting On the other ride, and repeated his whispering. he mother opened a black handbag nd withdrew a large white handker+ |ehief which she passed to him. He wiped hin eyes Witnesses for the state tentified that young Morton wore long trous ers when arrested In Bellingham. An old man wat in the jail office aa the Morton boy was escorted out to go to the trial Tuceday morning “Bo that is little Joe,” he said, leaning on his umbrella and regard ing the lad closely, “Well, well! And it seems only a year or so ago that he was no higher than that the held out his hand about two feet above the floor) and was in my Sunday schoo! class up at Stanwood. “Yes, 1 wae his Sunday school teacher, He used to come to chureh every Sunday with his grandma. Ab, there was a fine old soul—his grand: mother m he =had lived Joe wouldn't have got into this mens “It seems a pity that two boys should have to be punished for a thing like that, But who ean tell? Maybe it will have & good effect on the rest of these murderers.” The old man gave Sheriff MeCo! loch a “sure cure for rheumatiam™ and walked out, leaning on his um bretla. COAL DECISIO WILL BE OKEHD Operators Decide to Accept Wilson Board Plan WASHINGTON, Jan. 13-—(United | Prean)—Coal operators today agreed to unqualified acceptance of any award made by President Wilson's coal commission, appointed to bring about a permanent settioment of the controversy between miners and op- emtors ‘The operators also agreed to accept price fixing of coal, with the excep- tion that such prices should not ist after expiration of the Lever law The commission accepted this res- ervation. When the commission opened tts iiquiry yesterday, the operators pre sented a set of reservations In the form of questions, which they de- manded ,be anawered before they would agree to accept the commis sion’s award, They modified their position today. The miners already have agreed to accept the award. THE STAGE cE | one | Henrietta de Serris and her 15 lv ing models are the featured attrac tion at the Pantages this week, This lia one of the most beautifully staged acts seen here for some time, and lthe posing numbers were warmly | responded to by Monday night's au | dience The balance of the bill is given over to comedy. Eldridge, Barlow and El present "A Rural Delivery,” a com dy skit, in which the trio furnishes a g00d bit of fun Austin Goetz and Fae Duffy sup: ply @ generous amount of comedy in « happy little singing and talking skit; Ward and King, in thelr tmper sonation an American trying to lexplain baseball to an Hnglishman lfairly brought down the house, Bert St tringed instruments of long were particularly ular. Ed markable cyc His melodies ago pop Melinos and company are re Lists The Mori Brothers, Japanese acro: | bats, have a routine of clever stupts. ‘Retail Clothiers to Hit Profiteer | CHICAGO, Jan 13.—The | tional Retail Clothiers’ association today mobilized their forces for war Jon the profiteer. A threeday conference at 1,000 members of the assoc lfrom all over the country were ted opened here tod purpose to ar vtien with the ie of prices tals as possible whi ath government of cloth |Emil Hermann Must | Serve Prison Term | WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. Boon | after the United States ente the war Emil Hermann, Byerett, Wash |distributed circulars urging young | men not to enlist, cmiming that be ing a soldier was the lowest depth to which @ man could fall | The supreme court yesterday, by |declining to review the case, af |firmed lower court decisions send ing Hermann to MeNeil island peni tentiary ten years. | ARMY MEN GIVEN BONUS | WASHINGTON 13, The |house military committee yesterday approved a@ bill granting a bonus of 20 per cent to all mem in the army from January 1 until July 1, 1921, because of the in creased cost of living, Jan affairs dard plays a number of | THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1920. Senators Start Disturbances in Mexico SAN ANTONIO, ‘Texan, Jan, 13. arings of the Fall senate commit investigating the Mexiean situ following the tee ation, wil open here arrival from Kl Paso of Benator A HB, Wall late toda Senator Marcus A. Smith, Arizona, @ member uml thee Satu hag been on the ta 0 and 76 ‘ 1 Hetween were notif heaves f ably will ten Ban Antonio w 1 other en who prot tty before the commit tee ane approximately 150, but their testimony is not expected to be beard until after the GOVERNORS AID | GENERAL We0D Four Middle West Execu- | tivés Back Army Man | | ] CHICAGO, Jan. 13.—A rise in| Wood stock was registered on the po iu 1 ticker with the announcement jhere today that four Mid-Western | governors had « od places on the | Wood jonal campaign committee. | Goy Henry Allen of Kansas, 11. A. A. Burnquint of Minnesota, Ge Peter Norbeck of South Dakota, and | Gov. Oliver N. Shoup Colorado have signified that they were behind the general's candidacy, it Was an nounced at the Wood headquarters | here today, Other governors have | indicated their favorable attitude to- | ward Wood, it was announced, and will be added to the lst within a few | days Lloyd George Day to Be Celebrated Here on Saturday Celedrating the birthday anniver wary of David Lioyd George, premier of Great Britain, the British Amer jean association will meet in the Fine Faces Moonshine in Federal Court Alleged to have operated one of the most complete stills yet discov ered, Fred Cann was arrested Mon day afternoon upon « federal charge of violating the liquor laws of the U. & Cann has already faced two state charges. Students Renew Risk Insurance a 4 dyspeptic jinx among them. Of memory is a complete blank, a case of dyspepsia or daily eo ee ae 4 muaet looked after | r more point to Man and Woman Are °)°"52\.5.)-iline' water Youn, Slee | Plan Ma Meeting to Aid Socialists NEW YORK, Jan. 13-—A masa meeting protesting ogainst suxpen- sion of the five socialixt assembly Probe of finished with the witnesses from)men will be held soon in Madison here. | Square rden, This decision was The Ban Antonio hearings will be reached last night at a conference public, and will be the first of the of representatives of 89 organiza / border hearings. Other hearings of | tions, nambering 600,000 persona, i the committee will follow at Kl Paeo,| most of whom are not socialists. J Nogales, Arizona, and Los Ang More than $30,000 to carry on the tor mith he refused to 4i-| fight for reinstatement of the f offered the meeting. It ia believed the entire ground of | - a — the Mexica ality. on will be cov ° nex, which will be reported to the e# and Mexico. Charles Takahashi | Dead in New York! de, uate nates T, Taka-| to Din 5 Th { Charles T. Taka Mince Pie hashi, who died in New York Bun-| day, will be cremated there and the| After mother has struggled two or three hours over @ hot fire to do ashes brought to Seattle for funeral |the cooking for a hungry family. it kervices by his son. Takahashi i president of the Oriental Trading : Co, one of the largest Japanen« trading firms in the country, was 45 years old, He was recognized an Seattle's leading Japanese citi fen Mra, Takahashi was on her way to New York when her hus band died Falls Over Cliff; Memory Is Blank LONG BEACH, Cal, Jan. 15 With cash, liberty bonds and certifi ates of deposit totaling more than $11,000, an unidentified man about 80 years was picked up by the police yesterday after he had fallen over a 40-foot bluff at the beach. His in real enjoyment when there isn't by such tu- art's Dyspepsia Tablets. | Coddling the stomach with soft food and @ valuable means @ Held for U. S. Jury) Charged with operating a #till, : . a Mra. Frank Rosa an4 C. C. Caswell “\Sested stuff merely invites ali: were afforded @ hearing before U. 8.|. bat your litt) ages for Co a iemior ¥ oe < o ve a mmissioner R. W. McCelland Mon . an day afternoon, They were bound end the over for the action of the grand jury | day with a real dinner, instead of a é bow! of bread and milk. Follow on 85600 bail leach meal with @ Stuart's Dyspepsia Arts hall next Saturday night, « — | Tablet and get right back to rout # cording to an announcement Tues |natural self. day by the Rev. F. R. Bateman, seo POLICE EARCHING | big ry tee tem Bare pte food and as- po A fey he tea. | fist the stomach to prepare the con- Former U. 8. Senator Samuel H FOR CANDY THIEVES | i225, for aseimiigsion in Piles, Austin Griffith and the Rev.| Candy burglars escaped with $500 tical relict and he Dr. Crowther, pastor of the First| worth of sugar and, candy early | (Ces & better ap Methodist church, will speak. A|Tuesday, when they raided the Hood | {soda You will find Btwarts Dyes special musical program has been manufacturing plant, 2230|pepsia Tablete on sale at any drug prepared. ave. ‘The thieves bored | Stere IS tbe Uned eee oes eee holes thru the floor, and then cut|{ie'standvoys by ihe deameiee” of thelr way inte the storerooms with | — = + saws, CONTRACTOR 18 DEAD Thedodore Kolm, contractor and builder, died at 1414 Charles st, the family residence, Sunday, He is sur vived by a son, Fred, and three daughters, Miss Freda, Mrs. Bertha} Lewell, and Mra, Minnie Lanter, of |Hagie Harbor. Kolm, who was 63 years olf, had been a resident of Se- attic for 36 years. If your gums are sore, slough- ing and bleeding, you have Pyorrhea, so-called Riggs’ Dis- Lapeed war risk insurance In the sum of $100,000 was reinstated for University of Washingt@n exservice men last week by the Campus Ser vice cltb, according to Theodore Faulk, in charge of the bureau. ‘|Armenian Veteran to Speak Friday Gen, Mesrop Azgapetian, Armeni- an veteran of the world war, and Dr, Edward T. Devine, associate editor of Survey, will address the Friday noon luncheon of the merm- bers’ council of the Chamber of Commerce in the Masonic club. Gen, Aagapetian commanded an Armenian division under Gen. Allenby. He will tell of his war experiences. Dr. Devine ts an ex- pert on social reconstruction prob- lems. WILSON SIGNS CALL FOR NATIONS LEAGUE WASHINGTON, Jan. 13—Presi dent Wilson has signed the call for |the first meeting of the league of nations and the call has been dis. patched to the governments cerned, it was learned today at the state department It will not be made public here, however, until it has reached its destination, it was said ‘The Hardest Battle He Ever Fought and during that period ha some hard batt For two ¥ was deputy constable at Los Calif, one year guard at the federal jail at Wrangell, Alaska \tour years deputy U. 8. rehal at Fort Willtam H. Seward, A and at présent am a special offi ployed by Skinner & Eddy, ship j builders, at Seattle, Wash, but the hardest battle of all is the one I have been fighting with my stomach for the thr al geles, kc or om years past, and after spend s|ing dollar after dollar, and consult ing doctor afte or, I received no “To me Jo-To is the greatest stom ach regulator God Almighty ever put on the face of the earth. 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