The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1920, Page 23

ays HE'LL JAIL : DONSHINERS Neterer Issues Ulti- matum in Court ———, g to Cop? - telephonie ¥ electes ¢ to Seattie t Knowing bounds @ Ross Wag, ial Police laughed at at Watson, akened one w ts ‘ mu (Uke any, Lon ih be gi be w ‘va 1 lenwere "i The thie fi ga sentences 0” 61! bootlegs mitted he By retaling was alling ike Meye ; nf “wet the eadquarters. 7 a had broker et betes, (C Is alleged pr’ aty Marshal PE e TP Lereste Fugitive Paperial hotel in Portland, ax te Deputy ¢ Marsha et Oregon, Vurling K. Ske n has been seattle youth charged with 4 ing an officer of the U gmy, OS tak in ig Deputy Marsha! W. F peodore « cted to stop drugs y Jeoeal ely 250,000 barrels of ea n di pncment flour have been dis mm in force fa ee resale was OD ) the recety. fpde ke week in Dec uantities of ee — MME. OLIVE Ing drugs ws see f FREMSTAD 1 sold ata * dicts, The Dramatic Soprano he importa. at country, fe even Year Glory of the 1th of crude Opera Ht ther “habit. ~IN— federal of RECITAL pounds of —AT— ceentvne Masonic Auditorium s dope finds Meahy Evening, Feb. 16th ¥ of Japan, Tirkets—82.50, $2.00, $1.50 n the China Pius War Tax ALL SEATS RESERVED DS CRAIG, 152 Lumber Rach. | AMUSEMENTS " PANTAGES fete, 2:90—Nights. 7 and ® Ls com cmos Samanoff Trio: Eadie and ; Den y and Dunnigan Bul onrunUM VAUDEVILLE UTTLE COTTAGE” Gayton; Ferd and Urmay Brothers; Sam Hearn; i Brothers. ) @tTu cuirrorD D 290-8015. AA tum THEATRE | " “ABIE” AND “OLE TRUTHFUL LIAR” Lonw’s 1 Thearpe ALACE HIP (= Sts Acts of | Mrornome Va EY . ae We Photapingy eee dy i tetepiays ade avitare fal Mary Miles Minter i Om, 4868 pit Main 5059. | 4 strict accounting j | dividual, A conference with your Vebe rent ian mt its exce Yendant advantages of all of your e AN tate in trust on mm IAL LOAN LDING noth, al SEATTLE 3 a WAKEMA? LF MACKLEM Pétts at regular intervals. and equipped for s \ Mothers will no longer have to coax their children to go a-barbePing, now that there has been inaugurated such an attractive service as pictured above. largest department stores ABSENT MINDED? Weill, You'd -Better See About That Tooth DOC GIVES ADVICE NEW YORK, Ja Mave bad tooth? Then prepare for the ackoo house or the straight-jacket for they're going to get you sooner! me », Cemetery the Only Department Paying rxelf growing end of your cigar in your mouth. trying to open your neighbor's door with your own key, or any other form of foolishness, go to the den tist or else call the ambulance and |'t* say Psycopathic ward" to the This ia the Cotton, med et of Dr. Henry A I director of the New | Jersey State Hospital for the Insane Ry Cost Them Real Money to Brag The medical director says Matly that | mechanical dentistry—that is, the! art of saving damaged teeth—is un-| availing as far as insanity is con cerned, so the only thing left for you to do if you have a decayed | mustn't b tooth is to go to the dentist and let him yank it out And he has proof of the fact, for| story m during 1919 he has been able to dis. charge of 410, believed to be insane, by the simple process of extracting their teeth or taking out their t ” So if your aged relative who pos seanes a bankful of money shows signs of becoming violently in love with the young and pretty nurse who takes care of him, don’t ask the court to have him put in a padded} cell. Just tie his hands, send for | the dentist, have his teeth pulled | puy any out, and the next day’ he'll probably make out his will in your favor and fire the y. and p. nurse AN ESTATE IN TRUST ~fequires even greater care than an estate in the ) trol of its original owner. ’ H The Trustee must never “take chances” and must of his trust, making re- | 4S Trustee under will or by appointment an old- j “tablished bank with trust powers is better quali- such duties than an in- attorney will explain to ptional trust facilities, and the at- setting aside a portion of for your heir Trust Department = | THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA National Association, BRANCH GEO. T. WHITE, Manager J.C. GLASS Kk. B. SNOWDON f | NO NEED TO COAX HIM! annem EE Sea en ee | BOT STRAN: One of New York’s| oy introduced carousel-| after the man he leap tonsorial parlors, catering to the kiddies only. |Say Bank Shortage o Ja ‘cowering with fea Over Half Million)“ “SP “ons Held on feder Ben Of using the bank of the Firat Na lence concern institution's shortage federal grand municipality That paya” an audite of influenza ability Of the counc! | British System Slow but Sure em may not be swift The widow of Joxeph Lu « No Wine for Meals. : Latin Sailors Kick! Jan, 20.—The} ard addressed to him ywn a mile and a was posted in 4 in the war from Chicago. cop told the judge 274 patients out of a total) the judge spoke tersely, saying | dollara each for each of the | A, ea |Medicine Mistake Cause of 2 Deaths}: :: EDINBURGH. [dren are dew jtake on the part of a » exsoldier now employed | ahip sho’ as the result of a mis-| | mind sometimes wanders him blameless. jeoroner’s jury bv “Don’t Buy Candy,” ies’ Motto! andy; your stomach doesnt ‘This was offered Is Kidd PITTSBURG, | slogan contest by one of the city’s school children a" A Miss Healey, who recently re field (Mass,) hotel to get married, had | served at the hotel for in all that time et ing only two meals. had missed serv METROPOLITAN rting Mon., Feb. DAVID WARFIELD “The Auctioneer” ox, and Sat, Mat. 50 Reservations $15,000 worth postage stamp ¢ NOW UNTIL SAT. NIGHT “A FULL HOUSE” nob ington Philatelic society ther in Boldt's Second ave. restau | annual banquét, How told t WILKES will return to the, “SLAVE You" THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, ) OPEN FIRE ON MYSTERY MAN Found Prowling Thru Rooms of Country Estate Five shots were fired by Sheriff Matt Starwieh iday me burglar fleeing f the elega summer of Crawford Hutoson, Seat tieal goods manufacturer, at Richmond Highlands, near the Country etub The bur more tha every room from) basement to # ret, but took none of nany valu Ablow discovered in drawer nd lockers, His visit’ remain " tery, Ac ing to a Jap careta who notifi » sheriff's office an dodged about from. re » room spying on the burglar, he seemed to be looking for some particuler article, which he was unel to find ARRIVES IN ALTO | BEFORE BURGLAR LEAVES When Starwich and I A. Brown arri on th An automobile, the intruder was attil Kk. Starwich app! hed the or with his revolver drawn and a flashlight in the other hand. He-found the door unlocked and gave ita shove with hin foot, shout Ing, as it opened, “Who's the The door was suddenly and f slammed in his face, He heard the heavy bolt mhoot into the lack in rwieh left ¥ front entrance own guarding the nd hurried around to the rear, As he was trying the| back door he saw the figure of the burgiar dart from door and scurry out across the ap grounds headed for a high fence DEPUTY OPENS FIRE, ESCAPE With a warning to halt, the deputy ned fire. As the fifth shot sped “i the fence and disappeared in the b krowth Inside the home the deputies found the Jap cowering with fear and a His Marriage Fatal After Sixty Years_ , SOME Gus ARE LUCKY PLYMOUTH, Jan, 2%.—T. G. a lawyer, had his health for years. He married on Monday NEW YC crews of the L 4 Sabaudo lner A and the Spanish line ince de Satrustegul w ment of the prohibition law aboard the ships by the customs officers, who placed all liquor under weal after the liners arrived in quarantine. It |} was said on both ships that their stipulated that a certain! articl qugntity of wine should be served to officers United State fere with the feeding of the crews, wine being regarded as much a part Albert Perl-| of the menis an coffee and tea are|eges Mrictiy treah to American -repasts The men of the Prince rustegul, which is in transl ain to Havana, with a large ¢ Sat from r Spanish wir should be regarded aa pra hy sea in the circumstances, and that | thetr right to drink at meals aboard | same here an if}! a. They said that | Pe rive be thi tiey were on the # eo firat ‘time in thelr lives th have been forced to eat without wine Erzberger Is Now Slightly Better BERLIN, Jan, 29.—The condition of Mathias Erzberger Was described | Heme jas improved this afternoon. Physi cians said his pulse had become more rly normal. The finance minister | was very weak, his physicians said, but they did not regard his wound as critical Erzberger was shot by a student named Otwig Von Hirschfeld, early yok, He in under arrest Well, Well! Didn’t Know It Was Open! If you're a calorimetric ballist gineer and can pass a civil servic mination to be held in Room Postoffice building, March 2, you get a job with Uncle Sam at a salary | of $2,400 or $2,000 a year Other #pecialists are needed, it was announced Friday, including de y manufacturer, assistant in cotton classing, teacher for the Indian serv dministrator, mech: atory assist joxraphy and typewriting in atructor Stamp Bugs Will Hobnob Saturday |« Prideful owners of more than aturday ni. Waal ete to: t when the nt for ther ard Ewing, p! values his o¢ sident of the society ection at more than Indian Was Silent; ; William Indignant | MILWAUKEE, William Fletcher court that he expects to be | apoken to when he speaks. Ho tried lure a cigar store Indian into| conversation, and pushed it thru the tore window ~ Ps c In Lapland the babies are wrapped in fur and buried in the snow out side the chureh while their parents attend the serv. JANUARY - x | Status of the New York | | Tides in S Stock Exchange or 1 EXPECT LOWER EGG QUOTATION Dealers Think Market Will Recede in Few Days Chicago Grain Market supplies coming demand is showing of a number of de ket holds steady 160 head of cattle offering | July eefully | considerable Chicago Live Stock Apple market con' oversupply on the street —__—_—« for Vegetables ond Fruit cious | gp ) smpemnes | eete—atral, per wack | $peeenecmeemnestnten — —n "Portland Mar! Report ll i to fair steers, Almerta, per ke Fruit City ereamery, Wednesday | Lemene [Smith ¢ Robin Gray, str Hiktoa, wtr P Mi \® —————- | Pier 2--Htr Jefferson, atr Redondo vTs | Che Wholesale rmtcate _ | 2 EA RT OSES Denver Market S Cattle —Receipte " Vilkerte—Per ™ are docked here, protested to} 1.| their ekippers because of the enforce Pullets | Mitk—Por owt . — —— Beaters Frisco Market Status country ream and that the} FRANCISCO, Jan. 20. extras, S146 per don; extra pul | Lake Uni and Wash. triplets onain eream brick ner | *, said the «hip| | Foreign Excl 2. Demand sterling | POULTRY Fricee Paid hy Wholessle Dealers Shippers Prices Paid Wholesa! California spinach Neigian Hares jeune af” MEAT Prices Paid Shippers senger boy, i# bein nt, and} tempted burglary, McWa captured by Patrolman T. M. Bart- | lett in the act of cutting aw sereen inclosing a stall at public market late Thursday hides, cows an re and precious| petions will hob-| Epocha said "| yesterday Tuesday and 2 day, the newspaper said MAY, GRAIN AND PEED cattle VRIDAY SATURDAY ow JAN, aL High Tide | Wiest High Tide ft . tt Low Tide Virwt Low Tide f “ m ft 1 High Tide | Second High Tide Kecond Low Tide | Kecond Low Tide 4 f Pra f Shipping Rule to shipping rd ve ling charges whenever they are to be for ted rail within 10 da rm to an ang er nt to Foreign Trade bureau of the Chamber of Commerce Friday, The new ruling is In answer to complaints that diserin jon has b hown San Francisco in the matter of un loading chargen, It in expected that other lines ¥ the shipping board Wetld Service of Shipping Planned World girdling service in to fol low the coalition of Struthers Dixon, Green Star line and Cor announce mopolitan Shipping Co R. Walker, local man. H. R. Struthers, now in the East, made the coalition, The combined concerns own 30 vessels and oper ate 70 more for the shipping board Seattle Arrivals and Departures pon ver, Th. C, via porte at Went Ivan for trial cruise at ary 2—Htr Migho for T atr Tees ‘pm vinbla ports at “Vessels in Port at Seattle Today 1 terminal—Str Endicott, Pier 1—Str Bergen Paciti tern Moon, Mtr Admiral Evans Vier D—Str Admiral Dewey. Skinner @ F yards—Str Robin Good f astern Knight, wchr Rox it Cayote, ta ard OU pler—Str Dilworth 1. &. &. Burnside, rminal—Schr Meteor. West Ivan, str =| Ames yards—Str West Jester, atr Roone . ent Todd drydock—Str Bastern Guide, str castern Ga. Heffernan arydi Northwestern, atr Skagway Imufka, Kiton, Looti, Dion Cineyraa, Cardia, Elissa, ona, Maid @f ( 8. 8. Surveyor, Str Eastern Mariner |New ‘York Goffee and | | Sugar Quotations The NEW YORK, Jan, 90. Rio, 16¢ per No. 4 Sant rib Sugar—Raw, 19@12.04c per Ib; gran- ulated, 18@16¢ per tb, |Quits Council Race in Favor of Husband| CHICAGO, Jan 30.—-Suffrage workers here reflected today on th ebservatibn of Mrs, Bertha F rs n:| 1 for the “A man can do more g city on the council than a woman, if he is the right kind of a man.” Mrs terson, pop in social work, withdrew as a candidate for} the council in favor of her husband, John 8. Peterson. FOLLOW FLI FLU |Boy Arrested as Suspect by Police le, 17-year-old mes: | held by the po: of at-| was Garwood MeWs Friday, facing a charg Influenza Spreads, Says Rome Report ROMB, Jan, 20.—Influenza ap peared in If you can BUY more Liberty sell at the New York market plus th The Premier Municipal Bo) ‘entra CLEARINGS AND BALANCES Chearings $5,437, 104.15 Help Seattle Port » tie Orient will a» Port's Commerce Seattle's foreign waterborne com- of Port Warden A. A. Paysse. ‘The ed the months with $71,507,796. adopt the ruling of PUGET SOUND ALL LOCAL ROUTES STEAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MAKION STREET | Beattie Beattie “mae at SEATTLE Spokane Tacoma $2,057,753 Daily i $2, a 1919, according to the report ver was $750,079,009. Deceénber STEAMERS Arrive 7k noon, quinna from British Co ports Jessup for Hong porte at 7:20 a. m.; «tr Amur 10pm dally ¢ Coast Engineering works—str mipal—Str Crown of Ga- teamahtp Company moorings—Btr Boiler works-—str Bun- Hulls Snoqualmie, Broxton. Leota, Endymion, Fort Jackson, Ad- I ton, Boweamont, Bourne- Abillas Adria, Ca- praria, Elestra, Oelwin, Abydos, Area- demia, Academia, Peruta, Black Wolf, Bickland, Bastine, Bianford, Agron, Anthon, Fort Harrison, Fort Stanwtx, Tickets must be purchased at ticket Henry Wilson, Salvator, Alice, | jeans, bees Corun, whaling strs Tanginak, Ko- ~ LOWEST RATES MecDonavd yards—Motor sehr | SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES PO! | Why not set aside a certain definite sum each week for the purchase of Thrift and War Savings Stamps? i We shall be glad, to serve you. the and is spreading, the LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS If you must SELL your Liberty or Victory Bonds, SELL to US. Vietory Ponds the world, and the highest, We advertfve es daily in order that you may always know the New York market and the exact value of your Liberty and Victory Bonds int 4 ry trad 4th. Vietory Victory s 4s 4 44s 440 448 (Me 3Me AMR Market $98.76 $91.90 $9044 B9ITO B9O-b4 BUNON $9 $9808 $98.08 Interest “ ° s nas it ene 12 60 eTotal ...809.20 $9180 $91.07 $0. $04.07 $92.14 $08.52 $98.06 *When buying, we deduct 370 on $2.50 on w $1,000 bond, We MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. . Capital One Million Dotare ding, Seattle, Established Over » Quarter Ceatary. a € iN PHONES: Main 7227; Kiliott 2840, for Ta-| 10:20am jooma direct. Stemmer mievery two hours, b6c| ) Open from 6:30 a m. te 12:00 | CALIFORNIA SAN FREQUENT SAILINGS 8. 8, WILLAMETTE, SAILING FEB. McCORMICK LINE Stamps Buy from US.