The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1920, Page 10

« VAGE 10 "SPEAKER WARNS MARINES FIGHT | "DF CLOSED CARS —HAYTI BANDITS Fresh Air and Cleanliness Welfare Topic HERE’S MORE ABOUT LEAGUE (STARTS ON PAGE ONE) Two Americans Wounded; 300 Attackers Defeated caging themselves together for t ™) “phere is 7 w WASHINGTON, J 16.—Two | pret time re Meee the <beid Dstreet cars cv perly \ ” wounded, | 15 substitute right for might Slated, even « 9 . ‘ Bsc itt A Wilt cat ce in 1 who tried 8 PLACE (Peeential as in th at y : Bi ret! *ehould b> ' ' vt, Bat Referring to fait t = Dr. J. K. cr 1 1 today | United “te opt ‘Teommiss! wit R © of the) Hours 1 the Seattle chapt: Cros t The task * this statome Kir acked Port OU | ie and in 4 re the Washing fer. | 1 ¢ t coltfmns and were! oe interna Whe for social w “ rm immed y untered by the [oe ean Tine: in the club roo W.iA marines and local gen: | te oe a et sini wne's | friends, een hope aman scalis Ahan |wentative of United States wi . : . py @ place amongst us Allies Demanding “The ‘cousell's ‘work then will har and that Wilhelm sume that definit Seiz wrt particular fo hich should be a : ~Pkind ght PARIS, SUR, Sie edited with otie work 3 | tered Jey te Chastain addrete the. ren the Washingt Will talk tive Har said solemnly Witt eyes fixed on the distant tu " 1 of politic and social rele _ we will a world In wh h Indiana Senators ; yr vai eh . Pre Lioyd George and V Ratify Suffrage) Promler bord George v INDIANA 3, Ja 16—The | room same time after the ceren ma ay amendment *| President B 4 immediate . b » . aniseed t eting Vi u @ resolution nfer-| van » ; mero a it @ Public protection for children by | Survey, Thursd ght. in a ain | ate ; fAblishing minimum standards of befor nference Dr, Howard ment and safe riding their) T w 1 ot W expressed - wis , is suggested r with | wha 5 “ehe wees aed foe non, totlowin adequate provision care of|a re of higher emphasis mt Idren. inded children. is of A secretary of public health in was favored by Dr Devine, associate editor DEPENDABILITY Bellingham « fight for the a stror appe SAYS LEAGUE DOESN'T | CREATE SUPER STATE Curzon dente sufficient to s misconcep tion,” he added, “T gue will p interfere with natic a.” he said, suse it is upon nationhood that t rents i In cloning, Curzon said he wished express my full urrence with dent Bourgeois’ remarks rela he United States | Mother 2 Pairs of Pants with every Boy’s Suit makes the suit wear twice as long. Upstairs we show you wonder- ful materials in 2-pants suits $15to$20 1-pant suits $8.75 and up Sizes 7 to 18 Crompton Corduroy | Suits at $10.00 ALL WEHATHER Boys’ Overcoats with Full Belts, $10 to $25 It’s a Great Idea Here you get an insurance policy with every boy’ suit and overcoat. Sat isfaction guaranteed, or replaced garment Says: with a new o A live leather belt with every inion must be her own aid, “But if the United does elect to take her place States in the new council of nations that) place will be vacant for her and I am sure @ warm welcome will await her.” | Terming the United States “great friend of mankind, Ferraris, minister of labor, expreased hope for early adhesion to the league of this “absent nation.” “Italy did not hesitate to take her oo among the allies at the mont ment of the Fer | rarts dect The present i# a time for the world to turn to magnanim | ity he sald Many problems are facing the league war | as Russia he said such | first resolution be council, It was to j |commission. He wed with «| second resolution the next fo! fixing " | place of the league's council at London at a date to be determined} later. Ci Dr. Gastoa de Cunha, Brazilian apeaker } As the only American among he said, “as well as the onty; e new world, I fe opening eciate th r new era is | stabbed in Back; | Who Thrust Knife? | Matt Barbo, of $11 Maynard a |was quite certain he hi been tabbed in the back nh he was not sure who did it It w either Frank Moberg, the defendant or! EASY TERMS [rSeeeere Stan fer an view| left the uncertainty, J Otis W | Hrinker dismissed ‘Thursday the} charge of assault against Moberg and turned him loowe. The bing occurred at the win: New Year's eve drinking bou' resort at Sixth ave. and King st Bandit in Jenkins Case Is Captured MEXICO CITY, Jan. 16—-Caciano | Mendez, one of the leaders of the Cordoba bandite who abducted Will-| jam ©. Jenkins, American consular | agent at Puebla, has been captured according to a dispatch from that city tonight Mexican authorities reporting the arrest declared Mendez poss@@sed im portant evide supporting the) charges against Jenkins of collusion with the bandits. @ The quality of an article reflects | Hotel Guest Dies the character of the house that | ,°f,Unknown Cause sells it, as also that of the pure ii. ties tsiciny him unknown chaser. in Q LL PHONOGRE @ Let the House of Brunswick be your guide and protection when purchasing a phonograph. causes at the New Arctic hotel, Third | and Jefferson ast. Ir taken suddenly ill, He | clerk, who summoned a doctor fore the doctor arrived Irving dead. Chief Deputy Coroner W Corson will perform the autopsy |More Rain With called the Be wan | Westerly Winds | The weather man guessed wrong Thursday when Ald that # 1216-18 Third Ave. Tel. Main 3139 Between University and Seneca |tle would have rain ‘Thu evening and Friday, But that stop him from making « diction, and it is this Mriday evening and Saturda t Boys’ Mackinaw Not the ordinary kind, but garments that are nicely tailored SINN FEINERS WIN ELECTION Defendants and Calls for Fresh Air |) ..°:32°,.2°8.."0Ge"\oe |, NASM NOTON, san as of the Mth of the United) for the continuanan | States. The tai 00 tANe c e = oe DUBLIN Ja i (United POK ANE Tay 16.—The first American, | Mtting Seattle's population was prac ail service Were struck from the at Press.) an Fein candidat Btl ates ¢ ot an te, ardent en.| Ucally finished in the period speci-| "U8! postoffice appropriation bill yes- the west and south terd gt € the defend = ent fied, according to Rey Erford, super. | terday on a point of order raised by municipal elections, returns early lant, nocordin atte: Ot or for this district. Of the 276| Republican Leader Mondell. today indicated. | rior Judy indi to ms in the city, only 12 or 13| The action, unless changed by the In event complete retur ated t . . © trial of | t will necessitate an extension of time | senate, or subse quently reconsidered a grand majority in the in- | 44 alles 1. Ww would - i count remaining noses, according | by the house, means the ending of cila, Sinn Fein leaders 1 a8 | ceed much more )KANE, Jan. 16.—Persons ac-| to Erford. the airplane mail service on June 30 their first act a dec no dants wore ¢ ¢ contemp surt for. viola: | ~ . ————— | next, when present appropriations principles of the “Irieh republi tively given an a mn of soap | t the I. W injunetion, do Don’t Des: . Ov will expire. It was considered a f © con-jand water and ki-yi a trial by jury, E. n| pair er prea clusion that Alderman Tom Kelle nt marched into and Carl Haug w t . M. P., now under arrest and tr m, the judge! perior Judge Wet | Poo Co pl | prisoned in Lone has re 1 red all win- | pe ore hin r m exion | elected by an overwhelming ma ase is given eon comer | jority » thru the ap jury,” If Pimpled, Blotched or Covered in court of William of the most prom cal criminal attorneys, as de leged syndicalists, — | Will Mr. Diogenes Step to Seattle? ‘ But there are honest people in town Miss Ruth Hecht, Broadway hig school girl, living at t ave reports losing her pure tain $5, on the Kast Madison street And when I went to the « all to report it,” she 6, “It was there PALACE HIP Music in a variety of forms is fea the new bill which opened Hip yesterda Th ahead of me." Clemenceau Says He’s Not in Race harmony and a 0 ind Hannan appear, the lady ‘ Act pomsenal © of rich " ind remarkable range | of th Another musical offering that 1s| 1 not | unique ix that of the Mudge-Morton if he J#! rio, two men and a comely woamn who. play hones and various other instruments | ING BANQUDT | The Marlin Wilwon Trio are clever ive hun-| acrobat of the} Fennel and Tyson keep thelr audi d with | ences guessing to the #ex of one 1 by Chriss}of the duo thruout their song and |chatter number, The Thornton Si ters offer a number of ballads and Mistakes of the 1 be | old-time medieys, The Skating Macks over into guldeboards of the perform dances and athletic feats with exceptional rapidity, board w A f prewar b tian Meegenspan brewer ... $7.00 «$12.50 Boys’ Sweaters, C aps, Underwear Tailored Ready Co. Judge Turns Up His Nose at I. W. W. Another Seattle woman—Miss M | cial company S Boys’ Knickerbockers Corduroys, Blue Serges and Cassimeres, agony $2.50 ». $4.65 ONT CROOKBE 0 ics 0050 dks 401-403 Pike St. Noses Neasiy All Counted Here Now Aliglans Mail Is Doomed by Solons Spots With Rash dust Use Stuart's Calcium Wafers 1 entering his plea « again,” replied Judge Weo Lay aside for a time creams, lotions, ete, and use your face Stu- Caught ‘Under Auto, Young Woman Dies SEATTLE SYMPHONY Roy st Pedestrians found her unconscious beneath the ear INA Brilliant Program overturned motor that struck a street construction barricade at Fourth ave and Stew art st. at 2a.m. Arthur C. Butler Under the Masterful druggist, 401 Harvard ave., was the Direction of driver, He was arrested and la JOHN ‘SPARGUR released “I was going 20 miles an hour,” ———a he said. “I difn’'t see the red lan Erna” dlige inie saatained ac 70 — ARTISTS — 70 tured skull j aS SU farts Calcium Wafers N Take Cowe ark or University Car MEANY HALL Business Man in | Council Contest Joseph Kildall, president and man- | ager of the Panama-Pacific Commer is a candidate for the | ¢ counellmanie term, Kil all fled his declaration of candidacy Thursday af n, bringing the total number of councilmanie aspi rants up to 18, Kildall is married and lives at 610 W. Blaine st. three-year use Stuarts Caleium short tim ad how nicely you will clear up n Stuarts Calclum Wafers are sold} by all druggists everywhere, Bite? Clay's Piano House, TI and Pine 60 cents a box