The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1920, Page 4

Pla a feast AC wth uN i sia ie iti iT ky First Seattle Showing HE SWORE HE WOULD MARK HER— “THATS MY MARK. I'D LIKE TO SEE WHO IN H-—-L’S GOING TO DO THAT AFTER ME.” IT’S ALL SHOWN IN-- ‘The Walk-Offs” STARRING- MAY ALLISON Bey ay ALLISON TREN -OFFS ADAPTATION OF THE FAMOUS OLIVER MOROSCO STAGE SUCCESS BY THE GIFTED COLLABORATORS, FREDERIC AND FANNIE HATTON. Comedy “In Room 202” TEGAL ROW ON _ CAR EXTENSION | Corporation Counsel Criti- cizes Ordinance as Passed MUST sell yours, (gel what te worth rn _ SATIONAL BANK OF vow St. | Legal objections to the ordinance recently passed by the city coun ell authorizing an extension of the | Ravenna street car line were | voiced hy Corporation Counsel Wal nic } | ter F. Meier Friday, after Mayor 1h | | ©. B. Fitzgerald held up the meas ’ und requested the city’s legal 7 7 | to render an | Mayor Fitzgerald refused to sign the ordinance early this week be to the legality jeause the original ordinance, in | which @ system of street railway | extensions was specified and a bond white oint- issue of $790,000 « out the specific improvements indicated that the Ravenna must run along KE. $sth 29rd ave. N. FE. to 36th N. E, The ordinance passed last week authorized an extension on B. 55th st., between 29th and to their patients. soth aves. N. E. and thence along tell you what re- s0th ave. N to BE. 62nd st rom sore throat, bro: sapien * ~~ Home Rule Plan Is n- Up Before Britis LONDON, Z 28 Premier Lioyd George's plan gfor set o of the ordinance. new (itoften prevents pneumonia), and 60c jars; hospit o Ireland is before the Hritiah | public today. The official text of | the bill, introduced in the house of jcommons Wednesday, was made public jast night. It is practically identical in its larger phases to the outline given out last Decem- In order to introduce our new twhalebone) plate, which is the liehtest strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guaran- teed 15 yearn. EXAMINATION FREE Teeth Dridgework . Amalgam Filling Painless Yixtracting Have impfeeston taken tn the mination and advice free, Our Plate and ridge Work. We Stand the ‘Time. Most of our Zresat patronage is recommended our tient wiioee, work saci giving good patistaction. Ask our haw our work, om com! te ffiee, the right place. Bring this ad with you, navies re ay Open Sundays From 9 to 12 fer Working People OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS om UNIVEMsITY sx, Oppecite Vrase-Fatsron Cy All work guaranteed for 15 yents. ing and get teeth same day. Ib: ee god Seo. Samples of authoritative | ithorized to car: | tal size $2.50, ‘lement of the hore rule ‘question | es RIVAL QUERIES WORRIES 6. 0. P, Addresses Letter to Duncan} Wood, Lowden and Harding Pointing Out Radicalism | Camps Concerned BY WASHIN ARRY B. HONT ON, Feb. 28.—Die “ sn in bo. turbing reports from political ding see of Hugh M.{nosticlans sent out from Washing Poe wil) 10m, to take the pulse of the West eee ehannon'a | @04 Middle West with a @iew of de eood. at 7 | termining the mental and physteal a Atothadint | Condition of the G Pr, are caus . cea ins considerable concern in the W, and €2n4) wood, Lowden and Harding oam- paign camps herve. These feports state houses are for this trio, ers lean at and his pre “ROUGH ROD UNDER ROOS! “rT Senator Johnson riding under strated his A flying speakers will district Saturday half of the candidacy Caldwell for mayor speak Saturday night hal, 83rd and Gre: Pp m, and at ‘the F church, Fifth ave, N st, at p Caldwell in night road letter he has addressed to James A, Duncan, his opponent, setting forth various acts and speeches tending to prove Dunean an extreme radical and friend of soviet Russia, | Duncan had challenged Caldwell | to meet him in debate at the Hip. | " podrome Saturday noon, where | 2% Piggy Mhagdt cory Dh op in Duncan held a big mocting, Sat-| fours Pines MN urday night, Duncan will address | 3 on _ Briefly, this i# how one of ; several bet gets mow mee. | dingnosticlans sized it up today | “The headway that has been made SPENT $3,295, . ers “There is a Jopinion that Wood, Lowden and Harding are too cfowely allied in sympathies and tr Cam-|aeervativa, reactionary squadron of atreet| cover the downtown hin speeches last that party but that vot ngly to Hiram Johnson rensive tendencien learned rough Roosevelt and demon: the growing current of influences |Files Statement of paign Expenditures te teat feneee | | and all that those terms imply, | It cost Maj. Hugh M. Caldwell LACK OF MONEY $3,295.35 to win a mayoralty nomina- CAUSING TALK ition, or nearly one-half of the annua! - A salary of the mayor, according to b ee ee statement of campaign expenditurr bebing Afiied with the elt) comptroller } . Lewten and Harding day afternoon. there t# little or behind the Maj, Caldwe!! iternized his expend. |°vements for any of the so-called Iturea as follows hteen dollars progreasive republicans—Johnson, for fireworks, $73.45 for auto: Poindexter, Allen of Kan Trecieeml ORG Sax" publlelte sas. Why? That question is being }$300 for clerks and stenc asked more and more day 1,006.90 for newspaper And it is causing a lot of talk and }$144.60 for band mu & loto f thinking. service men for distriby It would not be surpriaing tf $642.7 of this condition would be the consolidation of the progres sive wantiment in the republican party behind some distinetly pro aressive candidate, protebly John and the raising, by voluntary ion, of a fur sufficient to the necessary organization interests ization of ty orgs the campaigns none Governor every ng dodger an $223 for hall rent print ing cards. James A. Duncan will make the race against Maj. Caldwel | Tucaday, spent $986.08 to win jination, according to the schedule of ‘expenses filed by him Iriday after |noon. Duncan's expenditures were jitemized thus 60 for printing cards, $144 for printing display cards. }$125 for automobile banners, $ 3 HO for photograp’ guts, 121 ir $142.50 for prinuing dodgers adver IN BOXER WAR ing meetings, $185 for hall rer $58.50 for distributing placards. Feeding Belgian Refugees Made Him Famous SAYS HITCHCOC |Mall.)—All Herbert Hoover's wealth [has been earned himaelf. He | from early not marry who next ne son ABDOTT Kellogg Charges Attempt Made to Defeat Treaty BY L. ©. MARTIN His engineering genion and his WASHINGTON, Feb, 28—~Sennator/| #ift fog organizing brought bim in Kellogg, Minnesota, today charged! terests in mines in England, Aus that Senator Hitcheooq, democratic! tralia, Africa, China, India, Alaska leader, had formed an alliange With |and South America, as well as in Senator Borah, leader of te repub-' the United States lean “bitterenders,” to defeat the TECHNICALLY OWNER |Peace treaty. OF ALL THE MINES In & speech to the senate, Kellog® py. ing Boxer vebéliten th said that Hitchoock t# trying to kill ., rd |the treaty with the aid of republican “M!N&. he was technically owner of votea if he can and with democratic |“! the mines in the country, The votes if he can't get republican ones. government feared the Boxers would After charging that Hitchcock bas |"! the mines, so had title to all allied himself with Borah, Kellogg °f them made out in the name of wala: ‘| Hoover. During the siege of Tien “I congratulate both senators on Ten. he withstood a long barricade their new alliance. I do not wish DY the rebels, and manned @ ma In the fighting, He could them success, but IT hope they get Chine gun out of it all the pleasure thty can.” Costly have left the besieged terri- without money. Hoover gave up his private enterprises and ur | When Belgian | ITCHY SCALP flock into Br Ask Your Hairdresser i Guardian Trust & | . | Savings Bank m a tory, but stayed. Mrs, Hoover stayed the relief of these Americans, pe | {charge of providing | “or Druggist COLMAN BUILD | wax an orphan and poo | childhood, | money and he did in lertook et refugees began t mand, Hoover took for them, too for him to tak sium, and this ntment as food ad the United States. ability to choose stants, give them work they fitted for 41 hold ponsible for results, is said with him. Hoover was in London when the suading banks and fellow-countrymen } For with money to advance loans t | His handling of the ed in the demand Beriault Miig. Co. | SEATTLE war broke out. The city immedi. ately became the headquarters of } them home. DANDRUFF FED BELGIAN charge of food io F Americans, frantic to get home, but REFUGEES IN ENGLAND or ministrator for ALL SIZES to re During his food Hoover never made to the pe He frank, honest’ stat led son the Intellig the Americans. administration a cheap appeal always ments, and nt patrioti«m Consequently re of when sald a nobod, the v Hoover certain thing was tioned it, He needed had the peop! ernment the que luntary thereby saving t necessity of making requisition on certain foods HILANTHROPIES GET [xc #UBLICITY No a publicity fs Hoover’s philanthropic known that he sums to charitie }a strong believer in jity, but it I» sald he never can turn away @ beggar. “He ts rying abotit poor,” friends t Hoover reodore J ever given to It ie targe He is organized ehar often gives however ty Ly® Wor the one of hie hae one Hoover, head of uree in at Stanford sity, and one sister, Mra, May Leavitt, who lives in Arizona, mining Character ia Syery transaction, and our cus tomers are accorded every cours tesy consistent with sound busi- ness judgment. 4% Paid om Savings Accounts Accounts Bubject to Check Are rilally Invited. Peoples Savings Bank GRCOND AVE, AND PIKM #F. Pershing’s Name for Michigan List LANSING, Mich., Feb, 28,—The name of John J. Pershing will ap. pear on the Michigan presid 1 primary Dallot, it announced ut the office of the secretary of tate today Petitions conta of signat Vort Huron cit) the required were filed number iy eats with those |; progress; But) situation result-| compe: | orother, | THE SEATTLE STAR—-SATURDAY, FEBRU. STARTING _ TURN TO HOOVER | Five Out of Seven for Him, | Is Claim INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. pe Pridgman in necretary of the Stock bridge Wlevator Co. of Jackson Mich, the town where the republican arty was born. He travels widely tates and he Deen pa about the United in the past few attention to po has weooks. ing litloal talh Five men out of weven that ex themanives on the subject, are eager to wee Herbert Hoover elected president,” suid Bridgeman, “And every one of the five will give a dif forent reason “NEI A BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION “L checked up the mep in a mnoker | the day and this ts what they uid Tm fo buninenn 2dministration I'm for Hoover because he's been ried out on a big Job and his record * perfect. We can't afford to take chances with unknown quantities right now You ver voon t and syet that prew other Itoover because he is a man, We need @ business for oe he me down be can put third, radical fanats enough to realize must be reached Social unrest can't be cured by’ jall agitators and singing the Star angled Banner “SUITS ME, ON WHATEVER PARTY" Hoover sulte tne,’ another re marked, ‘on whatever party he ru because he has enough vision to se that Amerion iwn't « that we can't cut loose Ho. wald t au langor dem, is wine the catnes It has no equ desert inland from Europe or not. Amer ca's biggest probleme right now are same that pations tue are wrestling ther we want to problems ona ocean Bridgman lays no claim to being a ul expert He ia a American business man of the conservative FOR COLDS For Grip, Influensa, Catarrh, Pains and Soreness in the Head and Chest, tration and Fever sie a0 xis | “France, Britain United Forever” To get the take| ‘ee . : Seventy-seven” at the first sign of | LONDON, Feb. 25.~ hag a me [Great Britain are unit orever, & Cold, the first sneese or shiver. [president Deschanele, of France, If you walt ti) your bones begin | asserted in @ mensage printed in the te nthe, it mag take longer [Morning Pont today | Germany, the French president Doctor's Book {n English, French, | pointed out, succeeded in cementing German— | a political, military and economic al Lance between the central Kuropean powers into a union dissolved only by the war. But now, he France and Great Britain have joined to aswure Independence of every Euro. Coughs, Sore Throat best results Spanish, Portuguese or at al! Drbe and Country Stores, Humphreys Medicine Go, 166 ign Moree, ow York mm 6 “For once the bullying wife-beater had found more § “OTHER . SHO a a From the Novel by Andrew Soutar maid, | TODAY BY URGENT REQUEST no basis of cémparison with other productions. Shows Start: 10:00 A. M. RETAIL STOKES will remain, closed 10 a m. Tuesday to} A permit. eaployes va. Yous at mel to Give Self Up nicipal elections, if the proclama-| NEW YORK, Feb, 28—Jules W. tion issued by Chamber of Com-|(Nickey) Arnstein, alleged “master merce retail bureau is followed. | mina” in the theft of 85,000,000 fe tcc Tt worth of Liberty bonds and securi- LONDON +Onega, 86 mites from | ties from Wall Street concerns, will Archangel, occupied by Bolsheviki, | surrender to local authorities tn time maya dispatch. to appear in court on Monday, ac }cording to William J. 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