The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1920, Page 2

06 another week demonstrating the “COMBINATION RANGE less fuel! —the modern range YOU want; it saves its price by burning =sburns coal, wood or gas, at the same time or individually! this demonstration is most interesting to housewives, giving them valuable suggestions of economy and kitchen efficiency. EMPRESS UNIVERSAL COMBINA- _ TION RANGE is demonstrated this week in ~ window and in the housefurnishing depart- ment—third floor. | | hibition Question | Be. Campaign Issue 4 ¢ ments of the ys in the political situation. into the fight. issue in November. Squad Captives sed on Bail yy. appeared before bait, eee t Beer Legal Drink ON, March 3.—Probi- t may overshadow b treaty as the big insue of the tial eampaign, according to last few Mt becomes increasingly evident ‘the senate ix not likely to take ‘faction on the treaty, and that ‘treaty ixsuc will be thrown into campaign, there is an apparent t to dwarf it by injecting ‘This tt is believed to have the of some politicians who do ‘want the treaty as the para- McGrath, dry squad victim of United Commissioner Robert W. Mc- ind and was released on $560 an the resnit of having been with transporting liquor for purposes. Elihu Heath and charged ee Cecil ‘were taken up on stmi- charges and reieased on $1,000 ¥. He Would Make Six Per N. ¥., March 2-—As- Civillier seeks to have cent established as the boun- between intoxicating and non- beverages jn New York. NG = ‘ MAJ. AV. DALRYMPLE Maj. A. V. Dalrymple was the voluntary advertiser of the “Rum Rebellion” in the vicinity of Iron River, Mich., which turned out to be a “Tempest Ina Teapot.” He's been called of f by superiors in Washington. | HERE’S MORE ABOUT years service to| the homefurnisher! | and some of us banged” on the day | L4indeen, jot the parade | threatened raid. jdack of the hall when the doors | ing, ? [, W. W. CASE STARTS ON PAGE ONE 3190-—Vredarick & Nelson Auditor tom—Group ¢ Lacy K admitted that he, Loren noberts| gen! and Ole Hanson had fired inte the K ‘gang of woldiors who were attack: 8 ing the hall," 400 ty away, on we Wilson afternoon | Vander | ot rihern After or |jury out of the court room Judge| j eereee ma Wilson warned Vanderveer “for the| ote last time” that his attempts to ar would be “followed by steps to up| al “se pe 5 court.” \a *hamber of Commeree—Open pom ee aay oe Se ore t @ ik on Northwest fisheries 1 ow warn you for the last pr time,” the Judge said, the next/ NOON hivergreen Mall, Arcade [time ghe court will take the step» pateing fey aEenne? gy ener a) ir Pr ° provided by the laws to uphold the and Telepathy ¥ dignity of the court and for the _ dla purpose of orderly procedure in this BIRTHS trial, I don't care what you \nder ol y h. . to me in chambers, but anything Ace Mh Le bee ete ee ole that is said in the future in this| Crosby court room must be within bounds I have laid down.” The court's action came after the defense attorney again tried to tn A. 108 Meridian ave. boy. the N, 2617 B, Cherry ats 2625 1th ave, #, A, L113 Yealer way, boy 4 reate M, 1416% 11th ave. boy troduce evidence relating to threa . WD, ait ath ave. B to raid the ball before he had con-| nected Warren Grimm with an al Union st.. boy t 437 Donovan at, boy leged attack or a, pirgneven Stn Baz BLAND SAYS HE WAS Main #t.. boy Drier Mill, girl IN ARNOLD HO@EL 0, C. Bland, ants, testifying yesterday afternoon, | §* admitted he was stationed in the cross from the LW. 29% 13th ave, boy, loylaton ave. ard ot B, 409 Mastiake Age! Bland, while denying he did any) A +o 30] shooting, admitted that he and John THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1920, © {TONIGHT ALES’ FLEET —[tcap veer ' French and British Warships PAI March 2—A <dimpateh || uring January and February this from Toulan today said that follow. |] ¥e#r Over the corersponding pe- ing the arrival of a Brith fleet in|] Tied of 1919 ranged from a com the Dardanelles a French torpedo || paratively few to nearty 100 per wquadron had been ordered to Con | ntantinople | to Turkish water jtween French tr | rebels in the region ish have been maasacred by the Turks | recently in this district government today ordered the Mex: | fean representative in Washington to protest to the government of the | United States against the murder | lot m Mexican named Cornejo, said | |to have been killed recently tn Col | others injured when the Leyland orado, in two and) w.|Two Men Sought in | fr a ' Brings Marriage Increase All Over Country NEW YORK, March 2.—Thin leap year in starting out to wet « record in marriages, according to WARNS TURKS statistics gathered from parte Sent into Dardanelles || or tne country today Increases in marriage “Noenses Jen reporting, Dallas, 1 the greatest in was the only city cane nal warships » clashen be ‘The sending of ad f and Turkish Marash, Turk Many Armenians | Asia Minor. SEVEN DROWNED ‘Ask Inquiry Into | IN SHIPWRECK exican| The | Death’ of M MEXICO CITY, March @ Several Injured as Liner Bo- hemian Breaks in Two HALIFAX, N. 6. March 2.—Seven persons were drowned and several Uner Hohemtan broke sank today ‘The Hot fan went ashore off fambeo pe yesterd: morning Probe by Coroner **" cy dh 0 capentiig Fred Moff, 1515 Boren ave, and|tThe dead include Quartermaster Mans Opplinger, 113 31th ave, were | smith. | being sought by Coroner N. B. Shal- | lacombe, of Everett, Tuesday, Their| of £555 tons, owned by F. Leyland | \ | names were found among the effecta|@ Co, and registered in Liverpool of Frank Hinser, who died in an| she was bullt by A. Stephen & Sons everett hotel Monday, ne purpose of pro MARRIAGE LICENSES jnot be found at these addrenses. } and Nesidence Le we | American Dies of The Bohemian was a steel vessel They could | at Glangow in 1900 Idaho I. W. W. Case Is Nearing an End Lamb had gone to the Arnold, where | {item w horethy, Leland esi Mex. Bandit Wound SANDPOINT, Idaho. they had a place of vantage and! thal ohn. Seattic.... La NOGALES, Ariz., March 2--John| ‘The state made rapid pr could have shot the soldiers in the) Wil J., Seattle Lee A Fraser died yesterday from trial of the 1. W. W. charg with street. ic B, Seattle Legal| wounds inflicted by the Mexican criminal syndicaliem yesterday, and ra DL, Charlotte, N. Altho he broke out the glass wheo he thrust the gun thru the window seeee : to shoot when he eaw several sol esac. Colt diers rush the hall, no shote Were! yo) neon, “healer a fired, he said. Hawkins, Lydia Mary, Seattie James McInerney, 35, native of| johnson, Phillip, Beattie . Ireland, said the I. W. W. expected| Moore, Rugna, Seattlc to be “clubbed, tarred and feathered | Jones, Roy An Seattle ellie A. Fa orthed | Jacobson, Iver J. Reattl MeInerney dex Kaun, Lydia M, Beattle the various propaganda meetings ot} the organization and the discussion to defend the L W. W. hall from Ling, Laman W., Heat Passage, Edith, Seatie McArthur, John A., Beattie .... Legal and wintows were Guamees i i Casselen Martha Mirding, Se- be followed by the shooting.” He.) "eitie Cae with three others, then hid in theiscculiough, Wesley, HM. Yak- “tee box” In the rear of the build le from which they were taken Ley |by soldiers and police officers. | DEFENDANT ADMITS McInerney eald he was in the | Murakami. George E, Seattle. | Kyono, Ishi, Bellewue .... r1 | Vanderbilt. Jon W., Seatth “a CARRIED GUN | Hickey, Catherine (, Seattle ....32 The defendant admitted having| Waldrip, William J. Seatt 23 Weat te ‘Kinia Mildred, & Williams, David R, Butte, Motteer, Marie, Everett .. DEATHS |been armed, but claimed that he did pot use bis gun that day, Describing bis treatment at the hands of the mob, McInerney said he was roughly handled and that Clayton Lilliam, 27, address un- nown. he was “taken from the jail with & rope around my neck,” On the motion of the prosecution Crown st y. 35, 4603 |testimony of this character waa|Gray. 5, 8069 11th ay. N. W. letricken from the record as being — nh M., 9, 1115 KB. Mow- immaterial Se ar ul 5, o ross examination MeInerney a , Dace >. 08, atitiress admitted he had been given a gun| Hurd. Kaco Le 12th ave NB Jones, Fred, 60, ° Kempers, Meta, 20 MeGutre, John Patterson, Ev Reynolds, Fu Shields, Eva by L Hoberts at noon Armistice ted the gun for the pur ting himself and the Unde rilling of Prosecutor Abe! ©y shouted , defiant answe “No, I didn't see anybody shoot.” he eaid angrily 1 turned around when the doors and windows were smashed in.” Firlands Hospital Given $5,000 Award Firlands sanatorium benefited to the extent of $5,000 by a decision of Judge A, W. Frater Tuesday. George Hixon died at Rothell, May 17, | bequeathing $5,000 each to the! Washington Children’s Home soci-| ety, Orthopedic hospital, and to “the | tuberculosis sanatorium.” ‘There | Was some doubt as to whether Wil} For love of woman: at son referred to the hosiptal at River-| poyle may -~ to “yaee tor hee ton or to the city howpital at Fir-| Boyle was charged Tuesday with be. Jands by “the tuberculosia sanatori-|ing a habitual criminal tn an infor um." Judge Frater decided in favor|mation filed in superior court by of Firlands | Prosecutor Fred C. Brown. If con: iad | vieted Boyle will ° Some men enjoy chronic Tazinens |). i a geinon eit as much as others enjoy & well-| «1 furged the checks to buy jean sets ee Aiamonds and finery for her,” Boyle |!# reported to have said when ar rented. ®, Marion BE. from William It. RW. from hve 4, Hattie A. from Corwin A LOVE MAY SEND MAN TO PRISON Forged for “Her”; Life Sen- tence Looms “She” has never been = | touna All of Boyle's fix convictions have ELECTION ‘ben for forgery. The convictian RETURNS {Monday was the result of passing a | forged cheek on M. Barnette, jew: | eler, in exchange for a diamond ring. | || Bogus Money Used AT to Buy Bogus Dope CRYSTAL POOL | Charles Owens, a professional dishwasher, was arrested at the Maryland cafe, 603 Third ave, by ret service agents Monday Wisconsin’s Breweries Planning to Start Work Introduced a bill permitting gale of beers and wines containing ; on henge of eicobel oF lees. | MILWAUKEE, March 2—Reln- i adopted by the assembly, 60|rnation of Wisconsin's breweries 82, last night, directing the ju-| waited today on ratification of the to investigate the | peace treaty by the United States os the Anti-Baloon league | senate, following Federal Judge Geig- ‘ork. | er’s decision that the Mulberger state |law legalizing 2.5 per cont beer in| constitutional, | The law pro ‘s that manufac. ture and sale of 2.5 per cent beer is allowable after the treaty of peace has been ratified or the war ended. | . ai Ready for Investigation, Says Anti-Saloon Man 33 Massachusetts Towns or Selling of Booze ON, Masa, March 2—Com returns today from the 64 that 83 registered a heavy | annual élections yesterday,| d that 33 registrede a heavy) in favor of selling liquor. Prac-| | | TONIGHT WHEN Bill Reed Of California BOXES Oscar Koch Melntyre’s Contender Four Other Bouts AUSPICES Austin & Salt all of these towns were pre “dry” strongholds. ington voted “wet” for the first in 40 years, While Dedham tothe dainp column, after be- &@ strong “no license” town for NEW YORK, March 2.-—~The Anti- Saloon League of New York, and William H. Anderson, its superin- tendent, “have heen ready for in- veatigation for 20 years,” Anderson fnserted In a #tatement today. Anderson's statement was in reply | to the assembly's approval of a reno-| lution calling for an investigation of the league, its finances and the eam- | Palen Muir Ries of its superintendent. -. |Governor Edwards Signs il towns voted in favor of for the first time. Families Can Wine Permts Election Retums At LEVY’S RPHEUM { |New Jersey Beer Bill TRENTON, N. J., March 2.~ ' Edwards, shortly after noon ‘Ys signed the bill pasved by the leginla- ture to allow the manufacture and male of beverage containing 3.5 per cent of alcohol. The law, however, does not become operative until term. , tation of the state of wap - “A Night in Chinatown” And Get the Returns TONIGHT § night. Ho is eharged with hav ing raised a $1 to a $10 note by the crude device of pasting card- |] board numerals over the original numbers: Owens, who in aid to be a dope addict, learned this method of raising bills from habitual buyers of drugs from Chinese peddlers, who try to deceive the Chinese “hop” merchants by such crude || alterations, according to federal officers. The peddlers of the { leit narcotice circumvent this b selling baking powder as dope, it is @aid. Maximum penalty for Owen's alleged offense is 15 yearn. | {Portland Merchant * oe Commits Suicide PORTLAND, March 2.—Placing a rope about his neck, M. Shapiro, fur. jniture dealer, climbed upon a table, | ted the rope to a beam in his store | and then kicked the table away to- day, Shapiro died a few minutes after being cut down by his business part- ner. M-health was the cause of the sutelde. Street Car Target of Egg Fusillade Hoodiums who were reported throwing eggs at a Seattle atreet car early Tuesday morning, at First ave. and Harrison st., almost precipitated @ riot In the police department. All efforts to locate them failed | . ¢ bandits who killed his brother, Alex » leew Lega! | ander Fraser, during the boidup of }|the Rubyy Aria, postoffice last Pri An a result, probably will rest today Indications are that the case will go | to the Jury on Friday or Saturday of this week How and Why an May Seriously Endanger Your Health js An abscessed tooth is one of the most dangerous things that you can very well have, It works in the pag nrg Magee giving no warning whatever of the deadly work it is doing. pear on the outside to be perfectly healthy and sound. But around the roots those deadly little pus sacs may be steadily sending their streams of poison into your system day by day—hour iy ute by minute. And there is no telling where it will stri son will select the most susceptible place to gather, and wherever it gathers there is bound to be trouble. It may gather at a joint—in which case swellin are sure to ensue, nently would be to into the system. are know it. - What are you go are goin; employe the trouble he will DR. L. R. CLARK steps to have the trouble stopped right at the fountain head. . Why You Should Consult the Regal Dental Offices First. Every operator in this office is a HIGH- GRADE GRADUATE, REGISTERED DENTIST of high standing in his profession. Every one of our operators has successfully passed the ex- amination of the State Dental Board and has his certificate from the State Dental Board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair in plain sight of all. This certificate means a great deal to you— it is proof positive that he knows his business thoroughly and knows how to do your dental work the way it ought to be done—it means that he has spent many months of hard study under competent instructors learning dentistry—both theory and practice. It protects you, in short, in every way and assures you of getting capable and intelligent dental service. Second. WE’ HAVE ONE OF THE BEST *QUIPPED DENTAL OFFICES TO BE FOUND ANYWHERE. Every modern appliance for the better performance of painless dentistry will be found in our equipment. Third. SANITATION IS A HOBBY WITH US. You will find all operators and attendants dressed in spotless white at all times. Further- more we have the most up-to-date apparatus for the perfect sterilization of all instruments. Regal Dental DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager 1405 Third Avenue Diagonally Across the Street From the Pos' LADY ATTENDANTS ON DUTY. AT ALL TIMES likely be diagnosed as “rheumatism.” The patient mi of ordinary treatments for rheumatism and unlimited medicines, and, needless to say, no permanent relief could possibly be effected. Because the whole trouble would be~coming from the ab- scessed tooth and the only way the trouble could be cured perma- Or the eyes, or the ears or throat, or even the spine itself may be attacked, and we don’t need to tell you that the results can easily be very serious indeed. If you are suffering from any trouble which does not seem to respond to treatment as it should, and you find that you — tting only temporary relief when you feel that you should ba cured permanently—maybe the trouble is in your teeth and you don’t = to consult a first-class dentist—one of the type which are at this office—right away—and if your teeth are causing (SEATTLE CREW | (Ever Boy. 15 SEES A REVOLT} at Waite Walla WALLA WALLA, Wash, March cB 7 a A special pri jail has been Report 700 Killed in Viadi- | erectea in the house yard Pet here for Joseph D. Morton, 15% vostok Uprising years old, convicted murderer, sentenced to life imprisonment | Beven hundred people were killed | from Bverett during + one-man fevolution in 3 on, under court orders, will Viadivorte © witnessed by the be confined in this Jail apart from crew of the Beattle steamer Delight vther prisoners until Joly 10, when bd on the night of January 2, according | he will reach the age of 16 ght back here by i wring marks of ma evidence of the or in Beatie har VETERANS’ AID battle, was a bor Tuesday after a voyage of four | months and 14 days. | Blekum nays the uprising, led by lan unknown radical, Ivan Giada we, wan sprung at an unexpected mo ie 2 ment. Shipping in the harbor was Congressmen Debating Help |bombarded by & Ttussian torpedo for Ex-Soldiers WASHINGTON, March 2,—Op- posed by house leaders of both parties, but backed by many indi- vidual members, soldier ald legisla The Delight carried rifles | tion came before the house ways and Viadivoatok, after Beattie longshore means committer today. men had refused to load them here.) siearing was begun to determine on the ground that they were to be what form is most desired by the ‘used againet brother working:en in vice men and what is most prac- Ftussian, The vessel returned with a se government to give un- cargo of silks valued at $750,000 sent conditions, More than a « have been introduced on the boat after Ginda had been to take refuge on one of the ver neln The fighting continued practically all night. In the morning the revo lutionists, or what remained of them, were lined up on the docks and shot / j : ] Hungary Admiral Elected Regent PARIS, March 2. — Admiral Horthy, commanderin-chief. of the Hungarian armies, has been elected regent of Hungary by the national assembly, a Budapest dispatch to day said House leaders are opposing the legislation at this time on the grounds that the treasury is not in a ponrition to stand the financial strain any of the programs call for. Representatives of the American Legion and thé Veterans of Foreign Wars were the first to be heard. As the hearing opened, Chairman Ford- Gg ney, Michigan, announced that he believed some form of legislation Geddes Will Come *iisyet.rome form of isisaton to U. S. as Envoy LONDON, March 2.—The appoint. | Fer Co “ga |ment of Sir Auckland Geddes to Med fo “0 ian hte 7 ‘ambassador to the United States) GROVES signatera ‘was gazetted late yesterday. Abscessed Tooth #] W. 30e Look for ¥. lon the box. e infected tooth may ap’ hour—min- . This poi- and inflammation {| pain: This would ight take all kinds tities of together with a great deal o fix the tooth itself and stop the flow of poison ing to do about that? The answer is simple. You quickly tell you so, and you can take immediate Fourth, WE USE THE BEST OF MATE- ~— RIALS. The best is the cheapest in the long ~ run. ’ Fifth. WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK. Our guarantee is binding and means just what it says—that if for any reason your work does not give entire satisfaction we want you to come back to us and let us make it right. Sixth. YOU WILL FIND OUR PRICES THE ~ MOST REASONABLE, considering the best of workmanship and materials. This is made pos- ~* sible by the fact that we do a very large volume of business. It is a fundamental of business that we can, under those circumstances, afford to take a smaller profit on the individual patient than an office which does only one-half or one- © third of the volume that we do could possibly afford to take. ' Seventh. We have a real and sincere desire to please and satisfy you. Your good will is our @& most valuable asset. You may be sure that we are not going to take any chance on losing it. Free Examination We invite you to call and let one of our expert dentists give your teeth a thorough examination. He will quickly tell you whether or not you need dental work done, and if you do, just what the cost will be. This examination and estimate won’t eost you a cent nor put you under any or to have other work done unless you want it. aS a & ffices « 4 N. W. Corner Third and Union =, toffice. Be sure to Get to the Right Place | tab