The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1920, Page 15

FI-BOVERNOR IS $141,000 to Company L. Gam magnate 1 capitalist, and suit was of the « in Watla qhat large sw agrantly expe than the legitin tte mh ‘ Ai feterer, Thurs’ laoreet an order of few York a and Tjosevig were ind a by the New York dite Alaska mine fates the extrait ig he grounds ¢ was worth the m if the funds raised fer development, | manipulation, the mining prog ‘would now be productive MARINES SPIKE Don't Scare Them gecording to letters re fe the ferocious sign post oe United States Marines!” Me reeent fracas in which dispersed isires, who, under tater Charlemagne, ¢ sav Star] Fear sens alte PROTECTORATE we a B Pretty seaport town has 90 ve toad building, coast wise tow fa sntironte dnd a new ‘ are elements in the Me "boom" in Haiti Under enterprise, the quiet little waking up. A big Ameri oncern is inaugurat- of farm loans which Batly deveiop agriculture, as Rew railroad into the sugar- SH Nations might well copy 8 to 10 per cent heviki Attack . Jan. 29.—Botal Mpeatedty attacked the The Japane: ded, used pure and were able eartly thi even when you feel “ur Went that you guard Your doctor, If 5 the be ch to know Main you benefit When he presc at moderate cont E NAMED IN SUIT piectors Asked to Restore the stock xf REVOLT IN HAITI i X Signs. of Rebels ay FRANCISCO, dan, 29. — make our tomtoms of the aed rocks thruout Hait!, prior a ef marines and native con a large force of ge col Sam's boys have been dix he natives, many of whom fretted to voodnoism Lack gue made the securing of ni | for tomtoms a difficult the bloodthirsty threat @ums out of “leather 4,000 and 5,000 marines, | for the term of the war, ly withdrawn from the! The bandits saw their| Patrotman, charged with And attacked, but the train by the native gen- funder marine non-coms whe [iikered them, enabled the 3 to repel the attack. ad, H Russell was in com: was given a virtual Mover Haiti by the treaty Yearly the harbor HE erer $20,000,000 of coffee, MM, catton and hardwoods, includ vitae, the hardest wood wat has one curious law which May import foodstuffs un Serees, in writing, to limit Japanese Forces wid tki Jap- in the Useuri region according to an Exchange dispatch from Tokio dated of Wednesda din nsivelit in expected, they will e sound, it’g worth ma eked before reaching the iott 3106 — Little Billy’s Back in Mother’s Arms Mrs. Helms Couldn’t Give Bab y Away CHICAGO, Jan. —(By Mai) her teens when she married ana unconsctousn N t even & grownup when she whispered to her hue A moments later the er 1 a more strenuous band the news of the ¢ ted Bol mere arrived at th hospi two days of it than Bily Helms arrival of Billy, he up and de tal and took the baby away ir 4 the first 45 hours in this perted b a dDlanket Whe the mother woyld. Kathe was left helpless. opened her eye « born at wae his first She feared the for Billy Bhe ure. Then he was adopt coming into a hard, bitter given Billy awa before his eyen were oper fatheriees and helple n hard that it really # returned prodigal to his cided she wanted t provide a tho her grief might cause her, ther’s arms before the two home for the baby-~« eath . # were up. home than she could give This is the brief eummary of S80 che advertised bef Atany rate the doctor in early life to yawn, If to be a blawe yc teed erine Helms, Billy's m only 18 years She 13 children who live Warren ave, She wax and y proving UNS per baby was born for a hap ple to adopt the baty ' adop @ baby die. sisted that Billy must be brought back or Katherine oR FINDS So they scurried around and FOSTER PARENTS found who had taken the baby HUSBAND DESERTED She found foster parents for After no end of trouble and ar BILLY'S MOTHER the baby—the Bollinger family gument they got the baby away It happened this way hs wt 1961 Warren ave from the Bollingers and brought other, ix Then last Monday baby Billy him back to his mother, And is one of was born, The mother held the — there you see him in her arma. at 2748 baby in her arms just a mo She ls happy—so happy—but as barely | ment, kissed him and sank into for Billy, he just yawns. Smith’s Court |John A. Frater in Super Everett Smith's court Thursday. |trol of the Association of Dancing | Questioning of talesmen was| Masters. They are stepping ‘ack brief. Impanelment of a jury in the trial of Urich M. Carson, former mounted| Something must be done. | fiaying bis| The situation ts wert 10-year-old som, Phillip, with @ hearth first hand from Gotham. Tidings rake, was followed by calling of first were brought to Seattle thie week by | jstate witness by Deputy Prosecutor |Max Ford. In a “Do you believe in moderate cor-| weil, gather close. The Associa |Poral punishment for children?” was tion of Dancing Masters, in session the main query of Defense Attor-jat New York, are org BY AILEEN CLAIRE } We serioug thinkers had better; pucker our brows, wrap a few steam ing towels about our heads, and try | to concentrate. 1 have it!] by women | Tonenthal shell ior Judge| The reactionaries are gaining con | - rons |ward. Do you know what they pro-| pore to do? ° | ney Albert D. Martin. He also rejforces té bring back the waltz, and} quired talesmen to state whether or! down the advocates of Frisco Jaxx tic,” was the only reason the father for the whipp! defense ix that the beating greatly exaggerated. | Arrested Three | Times, Loses A loud voice caused the quarts of whisky and a bi car, which will be sold at a the government. Patrolman K. L.| Webb overheard Deigrave the whisky and arrested him. Judge Gordon fined him $100. F Cc. V. Harvey rearrested speeding as Delgrave stepp court.’ Then federal officer him for selling whisky, and ed the auto. FEDERAL GRAND JURYMEN |) a recess at 8 sensl esday mornir were granted reconvene T | shipyard frauds True Enough— There May Be Nothing Wrong ler the weather,” BUT, tt is ir health by going to see y times 4 are sick, the trouble may danger point—and “It’s better to see your doctor than to have the doctor come to see you.” ibes, have the prescription filled by ED. R. BRALE af PRESCRIPTI DRU ST rest of C. Delgrave and cost him They will} ty were sent there to/ not they would be prejudiced against) iret thing we know, there won't } \é6 ° ese ifastoms laws and enable | Carson because he had been a police-| be a Wicked foot in the country :to Raise Pay or Republic to pay its debts.| man. fe Miers bad profited largely} Humane society officials com. | Jack Ford has a trunk full of ere e ct bl , and certain elements | plained to police « l ave eM ty Joined forces with the|is alleged to have administered tolevil pump. In fact Dry st » to maxaphone sobs. a beating Carson | dentialg to show that he shakes an | “The kid was slow at his arithme-| waits bas gained a big following—~ nd the movement in sweeping the Justice for Pedagogs given by! ing. His\ country. I have no doubt that there has been | are agents of the waltz wenrels right es in Seattle. What's to become of the steppers? That's what the | Jazzists of thig nation must determine right now.” school and There you are, lady. Whata Auto ing to ao about ie triple ar-| At® you going to sit back and) go} Warm the wall paper? Or are you going to fight for your rights? And your lefts, On the issue of syncopation there n be no sleep Ko i touring | uction bi peddling ’atrolman him for! i idl ped our ot | | a arrested ==" TO SAVE CHILD ie tet|“Feed Mother, Tho We ‘e. when,| Starve,” Their Demand ain be | f alleged | a} N FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.—The! wise men are wrong. The first Jaw | — ia not se@if-pr rvation. At least not) sea, There it ia: “Women and Children First.” | And that this is true when strong, | sukh men are faced by starvation, well as in cases of shipwreck, has | en pr m again to the glory ot; mariners by the crew of the British | bark Manurewa, recently in from the | South Sea: | After le for San ¥ the ‘Tongan isiands o, the bark encoun the sea. Th ship's stores dwindled | , to a bare life-sustaining level, and It} 40, y was then that Captain R. G. Holmes} arogq announced that all aboard, including his wife and %year-old daughter, would be placed on meager rations, n Taft Miss Taft have b crew, announced that they would|/* \etarve before they’d see the woman |, teacher and the babe go on rations, insisted that their own portions be cut even smaller, #0 that “the wo- men” might not suffer. ‘And they did almost starve befor reaching port, but little Cathell | Holmes and her mother suffered never a pang except #olleltude for higher paid the herole men kine | ae ena | n | MEXICAN SERVICE by Admiral) attie, south hurt far le strike of |b constantly who left for south Wednesday | fare league. | | A woman probably never appreci.| ROAD SI | | hin salary has been increa Women Permitted to Smoke in One Chicago Theatre CHICAGO, will be permitted in one Chicago nounced today Manager J. J said he will equip « smoking room for women pa- “I was driven to it,” Rosenthal eaid, “Women smoke more cigar. ettes than men do. “Cigarette ashes were ncattered thru the boudoir, the wash rooms nizing their! | and even in the lobby.” wane nve,. TRY POLICEMAN ‘Horrors! Reactionaries | _ ASBOYBEATER == Gain Control? Wake Up! Officer Faces Jury in Judge Jan. 29.—moking theatre, it was an- NEW YORK, Jan. 29.—"A few years will see the country without |Geese—live - college teachers unless salaries are increased.” This was the assertion of Mise The teaching profession we y for higher pay than increasing practice | professors striking Individually by |leaving their professton to take up tered gale after gale, was blown far | sas off hex course, threatened to founder ? HELEN and was otherwise tested by perils of % 6 TAFT acting president of Mawr college, at a recent ad n behalf of the col lege's endowment fund campaign ited as ind tion of fo this trend the fact that hundreds| ao Imm ely a friendly “mutiny’ | of schools Yew ¥. c ne} ao Feet. The men, officers anal f schools in New York and Maine) = en forted to close for lack | . ld be by Mins Taft bel Mee professors in t work of some other Park, Rainier V. \}ine will be investigated by General and Ballard will be aided by Passenger Agent HE. G. MeMicken,| pranch offices opened by lates her husband more than when| King county court house he comes home and announces that| thruout county, we d. commissioners Thursday, 1S, stating proposed VEGETABLES IN” MARKET LOWER * California Greens AFriVe; — ciearing | Apples Decline | Plentitully supplied with greens of all Kinds, wholes mission om brisk Thursday, The with new ce Quotations \to deel Th flowe er, at $2 n rted reet in rohanta re lery, cabbage and le are showing a ter t in w little ahy on prices were wiight to $4. More ve shipments from California wer today Quotation: have fallen » une: Dealers are other butte: hat this pr the coast Stockyard receipta were unobtain:| p T.; boiling beef. 144 % able, o » the late arrival at-| back bones, 3 the Beall | i ble, owing to the late arr foe. the, Masters dretere, Sir pt; shinnea ||. Chicago |tle trains: Ploles, 7 the the Atal 23, pot roast, tho |B ‘e- eee | th leaf jard, ard, he CMICAGO, Jan. | | Mall 4. m; « 47,000 ma. | Markets cottes, 1h Mm corn, tbo ™.| fuatk’ é | Price Pald Whelesale Dealers Peanut butter » “se ' for Vegetabice and Prott ~ ~ - Heet, $9 5 Surrpmarens amgaey SANITARY 13.6 Local, per Btalie 20 strictly f ounn stockera Boe and 0c Jon; best er, 6 ows, 86.7601 bie oranges, 6 for > alt 10-A, apples, | Jan . delivered; Florida grape fruit lara dep oranges, $1.15 box. alls Jan e 24-96. § fs. Corona coffee, $1.30, Cream | May 2 the; She Citrus Pow ? Stal 46, Jan . Pumpkine Local, per th Radishre to | Rhubarb — Lo Rutabegns—-Yakime, sack .. Apinmels Pilherte— Per Walnute— ota Peamete— Vt Japances Peeans— Per Ducke—Live Hene—Live, by Ment . Liv Mroters Almerta. per Almeads—Per I. son lower grade apples until Ure demand h ally active, Lemon 4 $1 per case by looal jc Butter and eggs ren ain STAR—THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1920. lourings lances Clearings fornia! | Balances om: | ¥¢ tr filled BANK CB a i iit Ih ARINGS Seatt poli Vortiand % sul high eta’ le phe. Sta ard, S00 th ady.| rommt, dhe Ih ybbere wetting the #tage for 4 © advance, with reports) ‘oduct in scarce all along |, "4s eal. dow. bunches. . eal. hat be on a un r ‘omb, erate » peheriam once Kersten, 1 p. oy DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid to Shippers a Multer—Locat country eream- ery, cubes untry creamery plete cokes . he maker a lot| in cream brick so. 0.6 Phillip at the Carson home, 7600 45th|/of money dancing around the Or} ” Laberger . see ave. &. W. November 28, Carson|pheum vaudeville circuit. That's} No Teachers canal deter admitted whipping the boy, but de-| what he’s doing at the Moore this} nied injuring him, Police Chief J. F., week ‘ | bmn | Warren said. He dismissed Carvon.| And Jack says: “The old-tashioned/ Helen Taft Rises to Ask|; "“” rete Deigian Hares—Live, per t 2e 0% seoes ph beM SB endl 66, att oer ee Ort! 3.38 baron, 1 Stalls 8-9, 1 nic hams, the Malle Lis mild 30 | Jetty. T98 oo 140 18 “ brs NEW YORK. somewhat at exe however! oe 63 41 | Mtudedaker at 102%. off 1%; Marine pre- | ferred at 97%. off G. Republic Steel at 42/115, unchanged; Mexican Petroleum at/ te #2) Baldwin oft st] arket worked toward lower lev- rs] ime the early trading, Baldwin, bl point or ———— PORTLAND, eore, ¥ me. @h.50: 19.50010.50 hetfers, $7.50 white navy beans, par; lyarge bottle oa off is; American ¢ Rethichem Steel "1" § head; market st bulla, $6G8; caty Lenox soa min 1 pure home rev beef heart, Zhe ™ POONOMY bare Clean Rasy Vearie of Whew coffer, $2.45. Bta 690; 2 leree cans tomatoes, 26¢ IKE PLACE can 160%. y Dienies, fe the ™.; oun abe tb » Joni ' ned Lemone— Per box ccc cceres Cate | tmall ained Hurd 5 Oranges Per box — ms . cane ers ieat ot laree phe HOPA, POP OOB0 »20+0002+0 1: 4.000 hing powder, ro toilet > eee stall 193, string beans NUTS : ©; 2 eans Del Monto, pork and b | Prices Paid at Whelcente 2 ovale a tbe ewer Te ation milk, 40 ean We aH SNE Ni: * Status of the New York | Stock Exchange Jan. 29.—Pricon eased off the opening of the ee today. United States continued stro 106%. up M; American Locomotive af off %: Southern Pacific at 99%, nm at 65, unchanged; 98%, unch more. Jan. 2 % Good to fair to 12. stock nel, and opened at| need, . Bethlehem and some oils sold | | Portland Market I Report | 00d atoors. common to fair stecrs, $7 ood to choles cows and heifer to good cows and anners, $2.5096; ee 14| Howe—Receipts, 415 head: market te yy | steady. Prime mixed. $15 4; rough POULTRY heavies, S15@15.50; pigs, $12@15; bulk Pricee Peid Whoteesters Ducks—Proze: Hoge—Cholce Medium Veal Fancy Medium * do No, Green hid do No, Salted bulis do No. Salted or Dry bid 9 No, 2 Dry salt Dry eaitekin | a0 No. 2 do dry, eae Sheep pelt | do medium horn—Whole Cows—Country, dronsed itght, per t ‘Quotations at Stockyards —— 14.00 15.00 oe to 7.00 WwooL ane , © Ws and under, No, i Morachides, green or salted... 8.6 h jong wool. wool, AND FEED ‘rlee Ver To 117,00 ‘ ameneannemeemlil | Question to Holland | jotimaien. #125 stead rT} yearlings, $15 ¥, per i Hens per Ib. Select: Bighty-cleht Mitte 16 wis ou 1200 @11 00 z 9.50] report @ @ 60 al nu 1 yest 27@ 280 per Mb: brotler @ 14.50 Bheep-—Receipts, 191 head; market ts) y. t of mountains Iam! $17; best valley lambs, $14.60@ use 16.60, @19.60; wethers, $12@13; owen, $9610.50. Hutter—City creamery, 61@ 620 per Ib. ed local exter {5G S60 Geene—200 per It Cheese—Triplets, 26@280 per Ih. San Francisco Has 88 New Flu Cases| 1 ” &| SAN FRANCISCO, Jan new cases of influ mber of cases to with 30 de erday 29. yenza were reported to the board of health y, with no deaths, This bi rings Jan. tha, There new cases and three deaths eames Allies to Sinll New LONDON, here say the SAN FRA covery of an cock case, ¥ pected to re 6 Woodee Kelly, wer “COME TO 80.00 A) fo [in May. 00 400] Ireland will cities at whi a.00} shown in a 41.00 | tablished by 54.00 will ask the government of tt erlands if it is prepared to guaran-| tee retention of the former kaiser in Holland, and ensure prevention of his escape into German Find New Witness in Woodcock Case | vitation being extende Cly Price delegates to Trade convention in San Fein movement. Jan, 29.--Newsps y understand the NCISCO, Jan, 29. ew witness in the V 8 allies oth. —Dis- Wood whose testimony is ex: veal that certain tampered with, wa: nounced today by Captain of I tives Matheson i} ATTI to Ba: the National F 00 piesentinpmeiini nasansii other witnesses at the trial of Edgar k for the murder of Edward s an vetec: * is the in-| stern | relen neisco | ‘4oo| PROTESTANT .PASTORS from speak in Plymouth ich De Valera calle church Tuesday night on the Sinn ‘They are visiting “a. ANTLRADICAL MOVIES will be social center to be es the Churehmen's club @ i400 }0n Washington st, it was announced $9.00] Thursday, \McCann Ad Agened = eh ae ad | Tides in Seattle . | sumoay , runay || Opens New Offices oan. 98 | N. #0 || The H. K. McCann Advertising virst tow Tide |, 7untMigh Tide | agency, San Francisco, announces 119 am, 66 | Pint Low Tide |) the opening of their new Western Pw heat iy: 4 Wigh Tide ||headquarters ‘at Montgomery and fab Sart ey m,, 11.6 ft acramento ‘streets, San. Francisca. | Seseet Law See how de ||The McCann ney opened their x f Chicago Grain Market \» n on the id mand sterling opened higher today at $3 up from yesterday's clone. The British poi reached it lowest point in history yer pis, 14.000 b ifie fice in 1913 with one and one ; one Yoon * shor. When they moved ! new quarters, the staff % wixty people $4 , 1 Shoop fens Dig for Valuable Fungus PARIS, Jan, ‘Truffle mer- chants in the, Perigord region of France are now employing sheep 1 dogs instead o: pigw far the edible ‘s\ underground fungus. With the rise n the price of meat farmers are <2" | finding it h more profitable to 6 fatten kill hogs than to use them have been ured for , centuries, in rooting for truffles % Trained sheep dogs have been found just aw efficient at the work, tha = x they only located the delicacy by ‘. ae and do not bi it to the sur- ti k mt and do not bring Live Stocl | fave of the soil ax does the pig. Trut- 4, fies are now five times dearer than Mom »—ReceiPts.| they were before the wave of high r slow and stem 5@ 15.50 teh food prices: @14.25; rough CALIFORNIA, instead of Alaska, ad; market will be destination of the steamship eet {EGG | Aamiral Nicholson hereafter when she sails from here. Switch was made Wednesda calves, $15019. 13,000. head “noise, gen { PUGET SOUND ie STEAMERS wa jon 28 | ALL LOCAL ROUTES STRAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN the terday when it fell to $5.49. The par || might value is 4.56% Chilliwack Pier 1i-~Motor #« Pier 10—Motor sc | Pacific Coast. bunkers tilta No. 67. Pier 1—#tr Berge Pacific Coast ¥ Kastern Moon. Alaska Bteamship Vietoria nm drydoc western Unton—Hull dison, Boughtor demia, Acaden: Bickland, Ba Imufka, Kiton, Azalea, Henry Wawona, Maid In atream-—Str Rosamond. Boobyalia. PONTIAC, M and the stork vi ward Berry of children dying HABITUAL will be ph following conv county jail, Au termina ay, ate Elkton, wtr Tess Pier 2—Htr Jefferson, str Alaska, str Redondo, str #kagway Commercial Botler works—Str Bun- Patterson & McDonald yards—Motor schr Fifth Child Is Born | as Three Others Die came into the world, 1 against Arthur Woods, was his third felony conviction. Str Endicott hr Kirketind. hr Apes Lightal gineering works—Str Pler A—Gtr President Pier B—Mtr Admiral Evans Skinner & Eddy yarde—#tr Robin Good- fellow, str Eastern Knight, str Anrur company moorings—str | &. & Rurnstde, Str Crown of Ga N—Htr Went Je k—Str Santa Ana, str * Bnoqualmie, Broxton, | ndymion, t Jncksem, Ad-, n, Bowermont, Rourne- Ville, Allenhurst, Abilia, Adria, Praria, Elestra, Oelwin, Abydos, Are: ia, Peruta, Black Wolf, Blanford, Agron, Anthon, Fort Harrison, Fost Stanwix, Loot!, Dione, Cagacan, | Cozian, Cineyras, Cardia, Elissa, schrs| Wilson, Salvator, Alic of Orleans Freano, whaling stra diak, U. 8. 8 Surveyor, m Mariner, Schr ich., Jan. -Death sited the home of Ed. Pontiac, three of his as a ny brother CRIMINAL charges fetion in superior court Wednesday, for breaking; ust 18, 1917. This) | SEATTL LEADI Regs to advire 60, downstairs Westla Marke) buy their app es, potatoes, and ‘nuts there: at 106 Columbia Americaniam” 1 Thank ¥ ity. A. LUN | | 4201 ‘Third Ave. Seattian | LIB If you If you ¢ on W bolow. ‘The the world may alway kno and Victory Bor Pr Market 498. Interest *Total ...$99. *When buyti well at the New TELEPRONES: heir dental work ead his artic ord next TRUSS TORTURE | Can be eliminated by, weartng the | Lundberg Rupture Support. We! | give free trial to prove its superior. | day, January 28, 1920, the closing market pri nd the highest, We advertise thi MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. ‘The Premier Municipal Hond Mont Conventent and Dr. Edwin J. | later teiad Brown ome) | SAFE DEPOSIT 106 Columbia St. BOXES AD sizes, 84 to §30 ex Year. all his friends to #0 to =" No. : Title Trust Co. ond at Columbia fruits No stairs to climb hav t 81 ' If you MUST sell yours, wet what they're worth at the NATIONAL BANK OF OMMERCE Second Av. Madison St. DNERG Co, ERTY AND VICTORY BONDS hust SELL your Liberty or Victory Bonds, SELL to US. an BUY more Liberty or Victory Bonds, Buy from US. were as given y and: Victory Bonds all over © prices daily in order that you ow the Now York market and the exact value of your Liberty the governing prices for Libe dat 24. et add Ath Victory Victory en an 4s 4n 4s 4 44s 3Ks 4X8 $0 $91.30 $90.68 $91.88 $90.40 $914 $9828 $95.18 43 49 82 8 Les 48 rs 28 $91.79 $91.40 as $91.2 we deduct 87 on a $50 bond ork market plus theaccruedin' 94.98 § $98.64 $98.17 nd $2.60 on a $1,000 bond. We rest jouse. Capital One Million Dolare Central Butlding, Seattle. Main 7227; Biliott 2840, Established Over a Quarter Century.