The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1920, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—-TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1920. eyaeemag | LAMES DESTROY SEATTLE FACTORY 4 MYSTERY BLAZE BERLINFEARS — Selecting Jury in Trial of GALLOWS NEAR WOMAN SHOOTS LOSS $125,000 MONARCHISTS Woman in Crime Case’ |F VICTIM DIES. IN ‘NIGHTMARE’ hear Jascha Heiletz tonight, Tuesday, Jan. 27 at the Metropolitan ta MARYSVIT Le, ¢ fan oid td bob verien ae ten @ lawyers : ted artint In several Probe Started to Determine Guard Against Revolt After | «i. noon | tof Mes.| Jury. Some admitted jt might Bandit’s Fate Hangs by aj Bullets Fly at Lover as His Seachee Puente and: ¢ Cause of Fire Here Attempted — S soy. a gage cod me pr Flimsy Thread Sweetheart “Dreams itie of The New Y : he Ko to st When f sun u Investigation wax under wa ace nd t of treet reatest ivi viol day of a mysterious fire wt i * out t a man His wonderful playing out shortly ater a , orded on severa jestroyed the p oft RDS west Lead ony pa h « burned a ear of fer VICTOR RECO fen ‘ : rid ang your convenience named Otte von Hirschfeld. He was! mone Mach Main the Waze | sicians said an operation would be the pi ii t Damage ') joaged in ulder | aac a | pre fit | Von Hirschfeld fired three shots ae Savas Wilest i shin) naentenee: Hee 1 two-]from a # liber revolver, but| housed effect. The first shot struck & heavy wateh chain and © eee aes © aa and pipe glanced off; the second also glanced ar —Caprice (Paganini) No. 64832. . =—Chorus of Dervishes (Beethoven) No. 64759 ars —Guitarre (MoszkowskiSarasate) No. 64825, 81—. ate building wh —Moto Perpetuo (Paganini) No, 14581, $1.50. —Seherzo Tarantelie (Wientaweki) No. 7 SSpanish Dance (Sarasate) No. 74569, $1.50, only one t and was shot in the valued at ¢ ho the in slightly im $10,900 ' HE SA QUES : hesmital Tyee, tel Se The comp did oO TION OF FIVE PERSONS : Sty | o has not re A tew and dean. wardemaes <1 tien: PICKED AT KANDOM This Is Object of Community |' . 6 eee | ea There ut the ne " n questioned by Detec the Williams bome. wan at ssagen of sympathy to Ere Jot the fire He left the aid to have admitted 4, ¥ » explain the origin = QUESTION © Captain C. B. Te s be given a ealary| Mobilizing Seattle's resources for | Deputy Prowec or Jobn 1. Carmody He claim. | at once has and anid he | the expl the others did | im @ dr campaign plan} * umors of an papers ting mo ralfe thar! ee ae soon after the shooting stave | MES, FRANK D Noske, minister of defe: imme: |, ve—I think we | diately put guards over all govern. | ~ the fire depart-| ment buildings. The public was for uilding was a) bidden to enter certain zones parks were fly The attack upon Ereberger came tient. The We F./an a climax to the stormy trial in|” warehouse adjoin-| which the finance minister is suing ning building, and the | Dr. Kari HeMferich, former vice ‘| Freight company’s | chancellor and once minister to Rus © side were threat. | Helfferich had charged lay night's meet ! y service in the isorderly Dor rium of the Ar | ting at & o'clock come tun , k window camp community service | wit 1 the city for the he reation of service men © saw Cole My two boy cots right no Thurman Steele, 24, was city jail Tuesday while th vich dies and tempted to prove he Cole, the capital punis th $500 worth of worthless pay had better be repealed. checks in the city. do the fathers ng to Tam! ational staff | “i A. K. FISK? N, 16 6th ave «, one of ti suy—don't. know any-|¢¢ unit rvice, who is as ened. Firemen concentrated their | the fing minteter with ne hie nt r of community serv “ 1 . sthents oh anviag. toate eeiaieeen Leeareies wer tate TUF cae fe et unen eting the citiiens Interested in; the The Hands That Make It Painless $41.35 A carload of coment standing on | gain MIS. M. J. KANE, 6211 Second} pian to 5 execution | regular price $53.73 the railroad tracks in front of the| ‘The trial, which haa been atten N. Wilt “ The success of the war camp} comfort rocker. burningy building was destroyed. A| ed largely by German freight engine barely saved a sec: | fulted in crystallizing ond car ing between the Pan All telephone and electric the present gover poles # ying the Georgetown | was particularly bit distr © burned down. The| upon Eraberger in the entire south end telephone and| After the court had light systems were temporarily cut, | day, Eraberger, accompanied | r meg the police and fire sys |lawyer, walked from the courts!” | building to his motor car, which waa | waiting. Unnotieed in the crowd. Von HMirechfeld hurried up to nts formed will] Eraberger's side and began firing, | ; ove bined . er li. TONIGHT Alf Totes Iron Bar; |Report Irish Get A dixtribu- | | Police Inquisitive | American Rifles '" 0 ‘ens: ‘stormation, Plays regular price #2450 | jen fin lahed. 2 inches <. $18.65, jetered in genuine Spanis! her emt steet spring uphols! lar price 2 celal fo MRS. CHARLES FLOWERS, community service work is at-| oe : Ww by Deering to the’ co-| reanizations and | ry “very ttle linhed. It recreation rtunity that the | T war problem was met. The same ach today for | by follow uceess can be commun plar nerviee hopes to be bureau One of natruction LONDON, Jan. 27.—Two thousand ° . , wil be put at the sen of the Reeery Pe Believing that a heavy bar,| 1 ‘ ob Hegpteyer so a ¢ of pices Lleyd'T, Cochrane perk Ne, | swathed In a newspaper, would mand | American rifles were landed on {© community. under the direction of ‘ 0 | es € © y, | ttieh coast a fc . ago, or Mra. F ncer of 40, American Legion; installation | him in good stead in case of robbery, | ! at ames : a peg a a steriee by | Alfred Ahiden, 40, said he arried | dispatch to the Dally News sald (0°) tage geenme Seattle, Seaport of Succeas | $12.45 William Shiekis; songs by John (Out bis idea and ron foul af the | Ur 1 siseatch added, have } _ a: :, ‘ hall, | police Pi . omens Musical, athletic and dancing de- PID a eek ee as mae ee ee Hie was in the city jal Tuesday |P*n Unable to find the weapon partments are also being developed. | ize 24x52 inches. ~ while the police are investigating his . — 1 haxed suchen. mortal link fabric spring bot: a age vege Ne PO Powhatan Nearing | ‘oak. as atre—Jascha Helfetz, noted vio- < tae Man Under Arrest | liniat, in concert. | Halifax Harbor sind | pm ing—Ci SEATTLE DETECTIVI me wore e MD foe icrapooev my ad axked by po HALIFAX, N. 8, Jan Slanders Legion Cttes now services feature. «ed — a " FRESNO, Cal, Jan 4 p. m—I616% Third ave— |'Y ° ~- Jester, who was arrested here under "TACOMA Rainier post, Ameriean Legion, | *mbloved at Dresen vuhntnn {the syndicaliam act, had $60, which, | ular Weekly meeting Nayes’ father died r aaa in Os ve the s tly, it wa naking five miles an hour and he said, was to be used fr the de Sp m—d Ballard City Hall ated } . received by | expected to reach the harbor *by 7 fense of the alleged I. W. W., now Y m, the message mid on trial At Montes: a s = - -} “The Amer Legion is the s —Lloyd T. Cochrane post, Amer Jonter. ‘The United regular price $15.75. special for the week, 612.45, $22.60. the week, $17.95, 21. ~Lewis jean Legion, meets for the pur- pose of Installing officers, A good program has been arranged. « s 0 gove: nen ot the All ex-service men are invited. beople. ine th the United | ’ a now desire to go to Russia aa on as they can get boats to take them WEDNESDAY Oh, Girls! Girls! ; H { i } ; } a Noon — Moves cafeteria — | Li Church clab—Rev, 6. Bf. Sutton , RS will talk. Tople, “Heware the | } ; listen fo Red Fox 1 { , ; ; OOS O ee ee eee ee Oe eet ee ee eee Tee EE eee eR Rew HUNK. mu * is nv peopl M BELIEVE you have not been counted in the 1920 Census, or know of ep who has been missed, fill out this coupon and J mber of Commerce, 900 Arctic bidg. Sar es - x ‘. } f the White Wast mage ene Chanaber o mae 615 p. m—Ben Marche— Prepare for a Clear, Bright Day Tomorrow by }|inctony Indians speaking hese de Committee. Menthiy dianer of the Church: “ . : A 3 | ctared he'd ore war paint on Chamber of Commerce, 999 Arctic Dutlding oe ope ge €, EB. Clay Taking “Cascarets” for Liver and Bowels } | white wor Boalt minis e es BD have set been listed for the governme _ 8 p. m—Eagles’ hall, Seventh wis aie a : and Pi Reception to Frank Sie ase Must Tube Besa tities anes epee ‘ FE. Herring, twhee worthy grand “Castarete” tonight sure! I right. Don't stay bdillous or : r president of the Fraternal Order | vstorn in filled t “Squirrel Juice” Wm. Murphy, who lives at 307 13th Ave., Address . seesreee of Eagles, and Conrad H. Mann, ANCISCO, Jan. 27.—San national organizer, nd perched at the top ff City, came to our office the other day to have was sentenced to/ some teeth extracted. After the work was com- “5 Sealy pleted he made the following statement: ed A woman never thinks of her hus % 1 as & gambler as long as he n't lowe af people at address ids, You can’ —Cascarets work while eras cree or “Gentlemen: I have lived in Seattle 20 PERSHING ENJOYS CHICKEN DINNER . ah neyg sh hagginn Pe go years and have had teeth extracted at var- AKE: I fond j beavuar cae. ious times, but have never had teeth extract- ee © PROVIDED BY BOLDT M S BIG HIT ause fresh to wh ed as I had at the Boston. I can truth- fully say it was done absolutely painlessly. are Seneyes a. Sh (Signed) “WM. MURPHY, “307 13th Ave.” ales «= Tuesday = and Surely It Is No Longer Necessary to Neglect Your Teeth iii When you are assured of having your work DANA SLEETH done without hurting you a bit, and when our ———— rn prices are as reasonable as it is possible to make a them and still give you the highest grade work- ' ‘1 manship and materials, And besides that we give youa rael think b faces, who can swallow a theo! al theor wh and who n whole moral law to th | dally conduct. just on your say so. | | ° * | 8 f you fine, old, scented Examin: Po a Rig Free ation | burned out so long you ually i re ai think’ you were faints in your Our expert dentists will be glad to give your | Some of the rest of you imagine teeth a thoroug’ examination and tell you just that times have changed, and that the Orneriness of the world does what it will cost you to have them put in per- Nope Neal dy dcp a fect condition. This won’t cost you a cent nor your youth; so you pull out the j vox humanica stop on your little old organ and drivel to your b | when what he a | sympathet | conversation When you will it put you under any obligation to have work done unless you want it. men, I we cree“ | Boston Dental Co fi. famhe hon at the beste | 1420 Second Ave. (Opp. Bon Marche) artillery, @ supply of cannon balla .over which floated Old Se ry, wae indeed a, fitting | ol pager finale to the patriotie dinner “Rav alaborate ‘mend card “wae provided each guest. This tough old fight of it, and he needs | ‘ @ wise dad, and a human talking ng of General Pershing | lad; an ever-youthful dad, who re | lien! ust heve know? i Fa tase hcudlines om the aelisPator men werved tn) heen Brow members his old waywardness, and |i “The Hands That Make It Painless” Me My ‘ past fe Singer wae ” hey pies orn art i 4. Inchiding the reception of Preadent Wilson, th Pershing diiner, the luncheon to | Ves With his son again those fato- ae aight, nly, onesyllable Joby J. Pershing set Gown to dinner with 1,000 y a tiat on all of his long he i had never felt more that eran lite” de ib pastry, The A- tent oh the old United states iasatry, mount d ‘ Gharles iM, Schwab and other famous Visitors bo our cily, ful years between 12 and 20,