The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1920, Page 2

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. t Rt Case Are Also Sick join the UARANTEED HY JL. O'RULLIVAN STANDARD | FOR TEN cach A eee SEWING your old machine taken as ‘i sewing machine, buys an })» SiR). Eames EMPRESS 3 om machine- » difficulty in complet o fact that in the the commit campaign to United Sta od to have spent than allowed by law « Judge =, presiding in cane, alec 1 attorneys great leeway In} questioning the Jurors YOU SAVE $10—TO $25—ON EVERY EMPRESS SEWING MACHINE! —THE EMPRESS is strictly a HIGH-GRADE machine—for easy running, simplicity, noise- Newt lessness, practical devices and construction, The government, when court opened today, had exercised two of has no equal. six, and th onne four of ten per —you positively save from ten to twenty-five J} empiory challenges allowed by the doliars on the purchase of an EMPRESS ff °° main SOLONS WORRY “SESTS MiS coccoima| VER EUROPE Credit BY 1. C. MARTIN (United Preas Staff Correspondent) WASHINOTO! Jan. 20. — The! ng reriousnees of the world sit? », both economic and politl | h attention | sides have been | which was raided by d » on dispatches sia and Africa, The Tollewing a raid on what was for in the fight | m m appar ently hope tur ele own ad: | liquor, George Roberts, present pro vantage the plight in which much of| prictor, was under arrest Priday the world find The place long since ceased to be turbances In the newly made states Armed with a federal warrant te Of Middle Europe, and economic tur-jeearch the place for liquor and far moll all over the world, resulting | -——— ma een from the constant dropping of the} 0) ¥ he feat c the nituntion, which senate leaders || H. C. OF L. GETS on both sides of the treaty debate WALLOPED TONIGHT bellewe they can turn to account. | Nevada teal. | ux serra emu eres ame of wwat? Session on Suffrage wel. ic you are, dir, Pas, CARSON CITY, Nev., Jan. 30—-A/] just step up to the Armory to special session of the Nevada legista night, where a fast lineup of ture for the sole purpose of ratifying || bouts will be on tap the suffrage amendment to the con ‘The show is being staged by stitution probably will be convened || the Third Washington Infantry MARCELLA CR FT February 7 National Guard of Washington, A i chy aR RS and the boxers will mix prance: Wise Judge Advises | supremacy of the orga eo smoker fi io all fans. LA SCALA OPERA CO. Husband to Depart | wi dir man Hot Lon WITH THE CAPETOWN, Jan. 306A plainutt|| the job this announcement SEATTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA told the judge she'd kill her husband || should be a welcome one to fans “stone dead” the next time she met|| who can’t afford to iay down JOHN SPARGUR, CONDUCTOR him. Said husband was advined te!] coin for such entertainment leave town And besides the bexing bouts 70—ARTISTS—70 — the fans will be entertained with TAKE UNIVERSITY AND COWEN PARK CA EXTRADITION proceedings|| wrestling, relay races, equi. a ~ Oe RS against George Francia Rowe and ¢ ran 0 PRICES 50¢, 75¢, $1.00, i ment races, drill down and other os , , +00, $1.50, $2.00 [Chris Tjosevig, were taken under|| eunrdamen stunts. The Univer advisement by Judge Neterer Thure-\leuty of Washington quartet will |day. The men were indicted in New|] aino liven up the proceedings _RES SUL TS | tor eoterepre tations in sale! | with sone Guvrte| OVERSTOCKED |. ou This Is the Reason l===s=| Diamonds After thirty years of honest dealing with the Seattle public, we are | at any time are STAR WANT ADS To Save You ys holding our FIRST ANNUAL CLEARING SALE and for 15 de 0 commencing Saturday, January 31st, we offer our entire high-class stock of Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry at unheard-of prices. OUR 0 od DIAMONDS are a safe investment if bought at these prices. Men's Elgin Watches, wold filled canes. Sale "$13.95 Men's high-grade V Chains, Every exer $2.25] t —— solid gold. jeweled Wrist Watches ‘ , than other dealers, We lar 8 wr #0 €9.0,95 | an ce ars tional 10 while the sale lasts. on Watches and Jewelry for 15 Days Gola filled Bracelets, Elgin goid-filled Wrist Watch, Only a few left ve $16. 95 finest quality; regular up to $8.50. $1 45 Sale price.. e Gola filled Cuff Links, Latest patterns: values SS ww... See Scart Tea Sets, finost quality. Regular $20.00. Sale we... $12.45 ‘ect cut DI most one worth $4 ne $335. 00 up 38 821.95 ‘95 ‘Ep $1.48 Scarf Pin Sets, Links, Sale Solid Hundreds of patterns fale price, @ I 95 ality gold Hamilton 2t-Sewelod " Pin and Tie Clip to Watches, finest qualit match Regular $3.00. If You Have a adies’ solid gold F Future Giftto | ; Make, It Will |" =: $4.95 Pay You to Buy soUd gold Lavaltieres, Ii lar to $6.00, Sale $3. 955 any amond Brooches; finest qu $40. 00 filled Wrist "$14.95 wo 8286 45 wm eee p 6Every Article Is Guaranteed American Jewelry Co} inten aac ere |* 821 Second Avenue | utiful Tiffany f t three-quarters pecial Ladies’ genuine cameo wort 4 prices ‘more Now ESTABLISHED 1889 Making this sale an | Near Marion ae deaned ve a annual event. Your : rv support is earnestly funded, ‘Seattle's Oldest Diamond Brokers Open Saturday Evenings Til 9 o' Clock. } solicited r THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY MICHIGAN JUROR nee we Church” Raided SNYDER DENIES TONIGHT REDS SENDING | Former “Little Brown Church,” 319 ‘Seneca st, now a hotel,| he Little Brown church, 219)N. L. Loveall, F. A. Brown and Ear! ca st, and alleged discovery of | Ramage, with four federal agents. heviet conflagra-,a church and is now known as the|appointed in their wegrch for “dope.” pos Proprietor Is neu * Defendants in Newberry Deputies Report "Booze Cache | | | | eputy sheriffs yesterday. {ootics, Deputy Sheriffs J. C_ Connor, | visited the hotel Thursday afternoon. One bottle of whiaky in maid to have been found. The deputies were dis Investigators had worked quietly | » On the case meveral Gays before the raid. Here’s a New Pest! Honks Love Signal \Too Comfortable to Hop Out and Ring Door Bell Comes now Anna Vera Finley, | manager of the Washington Preas | Service, wha on Oath, depores and/ | anys | That the whistlingrufus who har. | ties the tender sensibilities of ten.) ants of Adrian Court, an oparwaaes | house at Minor ave. and M. nateae | #t., by aplitting, piercing and other. | Wine Incerating the orone overy |morning at 645 o'clock with ex- cerpts from whistling arias, has noth. | | bn the bird wha honks the horn n nobile every evening to monumental distress of thone “| who live, move and have their ap- pleju in that certain hostelry at 1118 Madison st, known as the Summit partnenta, Ordinarily, honking the horn of we automobile is a caution de. voutly wished for by pedestrians. t there is a time and a place 1 things, Anna alleges immit apartments is not one places under the circum Anna further makes af. fidavit It appears that the bird who has whirls up to the But, ine of getting out ar and ringing the * apartment like a regula er maintains himself be- tiller and shatters the air ninutes at a crack with tn sistent blasta from his locomotive siren, signaling to tootsie wootsie that popsy wapsy has came, Anna further deposes: That is flerce enow but the tenants of t ments stage the b eve along about 11 o'clock p. m. or even later when, after a Joust with the movies ra slash into the fest uey 4 aplenty, minit apart the human anteater r quartering ich gentle pastime anish Inquisition or entertainment of Americans in Mex Market Observes 10th Anniversary Colored singers will entertain patrons of the tary Put mar. | Saturday, children will be given ouvenirs and some foodstuffs will I part of the 10th jon of the tnati mnniversary celebr tution Managers of the Sanitary Market laim they were first to install a re frigerator plant and high ventilation, — Lay eh day in season >» harmonize And uppe 6 of the market » devoted Jar to preparation of foodstuffs wold below, |cause they regarded booze the caune LW.W. SABOTAGE GOLO TOs So Says Bolshevik « Tacoma Hearing Shertra; Miss Marcella Craft, a». |S200°” L/G, A. AK Mate sisting soloivt Meany hail, Univer n—Seventh Sy TACOMA, Wash, Jan By RAYMOND ¢ Bp Armory —Free WAMHINC = C, Snyder rene er for all “100 per cent “yy ! TON, Jan. 142 F of 1 under ausploes 7 ‘ ‘ a wove ‘ a Washington Infante neat Vad ¢) he had found no evide ‘ 8 p. m—Mayor €. BL Fit. |* 4 tates told the miei aabotage committed by the I, \ gerald will address residents of Lions commitieg W. during the lumt trike of 19 Went Seattle at Alki € unity sg) ela, Maj. Mateoim Douglas will and 1918, snyder, who was United] Syed, | eneral polite ton sunne teat period, made the fol 420 p. m—Cornish theatre— pa vetlel lowing points Puppeteer presentation of “Mid ‘ told him thee! reer Night's Dream.” and ‘ ‘ «| SATURDAY | © Noon — Meves cafeteria—Can H w mayor didates for threevear term in ‘alle of th auth council appear before King | comrmunic in Aberdeen, the County Democratic club. 5 10 4, m. to 6 p. m—Counell Pershing nde of violence Phat thruout the lumber strike the) chambers—Munieipal Leagu 1 ag peat A, ; willing to meet vestiguting committee — helds Los An er with the employers to talk over a| hearing for candidates. PHOENIX, Atlag settlement, but that the employer 8:15 — Metropolitan — dascha (United Prem jong 4 refused, except In one instance, even Heifetz plays return concert speoking here today, taal to meet with the mtrik 2:30 p.m, and 8:20 p. m—Cor- | commended the att Snyder said he investigated the) nish theatre — Puppeteer pre “| bor in Low Angelen, I. 'W, W. activities, talking with sentation of “Midsummer Night's | Wa!" favor of the a eral hundred membera of that or Dream.” Pershing arrived ganization, attended their meetings + ss . Dousias te ‘aspect aa Hstened to thelr speakers, and that aie the Arnone dtl he often, dressed tn workingman's He Gave Thug $3, tablighments, a ‘a saan and Held Out $30 4 vay ovr eveyag city firemen and an $140,000 to pay the ania A. FE. Jesmer, Avon hotel, gave an armed holdup $3 at Second aye. and Vine st. shortly before midnight witneas for the ¢ am Thursday Jeamer told the police |i. council | “BALDNESS, ITS CAUSE AND (no ptickup everlooked & second cf PREVENTION,” by George 8. Mac: | purse containing $20 Piles Cured in 6 Leod, 1604 EB A at, Bentt is —_—_—_—— Truggiate refund just off the press. Macleod asserts) UNCLE SAM will relinquish the that the cause and prevention of railroads to former owners by March baldness is a mechar I not a) C. Gilman, district director medical one forecast Frid: DON’T PASS THIS A Special Offer On Dentistry — he National Dentis Best Gold This is a special introductory offer by the new agement and will last for a short time only. It’sa opportunity for you to save money on high-clased tistry. ACT NOW. bia NA ATIONA! DENTIST‘ THE THIRD & Pi NATIONAL DENTISTS Northeast Corner Third and Pike

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