The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1920, Page 2

The EMPRESS UNIVERSAL COMBINATION RANGE wide attention. this week - nee this interesting demonsiration—val- and kitchen efficiency can be dy noting ang many exclusive splendid features of thin Sint range! —extraordinary value giv- about 3000 rock- at special pricings. t a few of the splendid money- ying opportunities from this inter: large comfortable rocker: —quartered oak golden finish: —genatne leather gute spring cushion seat; center panel Dae famey round opening on top—fet shown m reer pees, peice O10.15; 190, aree comfortable wing rocker as pletured | upholstered in genuine Spante leather, —hizhest grade upholstery work: manahin, otempvabie eat cuthlon: deep seat made resilient by ofl tempered steel springs: 2.75. 15 RTE ea $e rocker, as antique mahogany opletared, © very ae. ign: —senuine leather teat, box con comfértabi® anf nttrar- tive, an ideal rocker for sitting Seattle Seventh in Army Campaign At the close Of the first halt of |ed to police. SPECIAL SESSION State Legislature Will Meet March 22 to Take Up Educational Deficits Lack of funds for the opers. then of Washington, Washington State college and other state educa tonal institutions yesterday moved Governor Louis F, Hart to cali a special session of the legislature on March 2% The legislature also will take » federal suffrage amendment at the special seasion other public | matters which may be called to} the attention of the law-making body Faced with big deficit at the end of the present fiseal year, the Uni \versity of Washington, Washington State college and the three state normal schools will be obliged to unless the legistature orders and clone | relief. | The state university 1$200,000 defiett, college, $460,000, schools are The hue is facing a Washington State and the normat hopelessly in arrears deficita which confront | the state institutions are the result }of Increased cost of administration jand increased salaries recently al |lowed instructors, accorfing to Gov: jernor Hart, While he would not say what | Measures would be taken by the |legislature to afford relief for t state institutions, Governor Ha: who was in Seattle Tuesday, said [that he believed the lawanaking |bedy would find a way to provide ithe necessary funds without in loreasing the totay tax levy for state ‘Urposes or creating an extra in- | debtectniann 38 NEWBERRY. | MEN RELEASED 85 Are Still on Trial for| Fraud GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., March 3 —Fiftteen additional minor defend. | Ants in the Michigan election fraud trial wesw dismissed tatay by Judge | | Clarence W, Sessions. The court held the government had failed to eub stantiate charges against the 15 men Charges agninst 23 others were dis iesed yestertay on motion of the fovernment attorneys. Eighty-five defendanta sti remain to stand trial. | ‘Those dinmimed today by Judge) Seantona were: | Christian = Broeck, ce) at bert F. Crawford, Evart; ie | Derrick, ‘Baginaw; John W. ‘br, Arénac; Renjamin Gero, Menemines; Alexander C. Green, Malpena; John | nee, Ontonagon: D. C. a eer akeon; William ©. Lewts, City; amue! ODEN, shelby; (Pe y ce. Rittenhouse, Cheboygan; James Bwain, Jackson; Lewis J. Thompson, Allegan; Arthur A. Wents, Oscoda; | Paul Woodworth, Rad Axe. |Tax Statements Fast Pouring in Inc&me tax statements are being | filed at the rate of 600 to 700 a/ Gay, actording to Deputy Collector of ‘Internal Revenue William T. | I Becks. The 75-day period in which | wuch statements will be received ends | | March 15 and as ample opportunity |and publicity have been given it & not probable that thin time will be extended, he says Becks will address the King lode Democratic club at Meven’ jcafeteria Saturday noon an the im come tax Arrest Two for Going Too Fast HH. H. Whited, 32, 6016 19th ave. N. B., and C. M, Bailey, 33, mechanic, were going 30 miles an hour socord. ing to Motorcycle Officer William Halfman's speedometer, He arrested | Whited on Bastiake ave. and Bailey lat Twelfth ave. and Madison st. R |A. Wider, 42, 317 First ave. 8., | wan afrested at First ave. and Cedar jut. by Officer George Reynolds, ac cused of speeding 32 miles an hour, He's Decided to Let Brush Grow Whiskers were eprouting uncheck- ed on the face of BE. G. Burkhardt, Yakima hotel, Wednesday. A burg lar enteted his room Tuesday night and stole @ tuszor and revolver. The man came in thru the door, but for fome mysterious reason went out thru the transom, Burkhardt report- of soldicr-aid legislation tatore the nation-wide recruiting campaicn héuse Ways and means commit.| now being waged by the war depart Stolen Chickens came near breaking up in &) ment, Seattle stood seventh among the Hate, tive representative of the Vet. | country, it Was announced today by up six teday. Criticisms of the Ame : wy = the, 59 recruiting districts of o Woreian ‘Wate, caused A - army recruiting office here. of debate in the committer. b/Olier, national com- | cruits, had been obtained. At that time 101 men, of 45.25 per|fleeing prowler near Seventh Te novagant that the etatements | cent of Seattle's quota of 660 r In the en- ‘ Dropped by Thief Patrolman A. L. Johnson picked chickens Tuesday night They were in a basket dropped by a nd King at. The proclamation, ealling for a special seanion @f the legislature, wan drafted ‘Tuesday before Gover nor Hart Came to Beattie, and wae ordered releaked by t conferred with rege university and officials of the state college at Pullrnan and of the three normal schools. The following tn statement Under the pnt statuatory mill Age tax levy, U teatitutighe of high er education are facme & deficit at the end of thin fisea! year of ap proximately $600,000; and, with the same fixed levy and the necessary increase of teachers’ wages the deficit on March 31, 1921, would be from 91,250,000 to $1,500,000 in these spe cial funda, “The status of the genera! fund jie much that it cannot retfeve the con dition in the educational funds “After consulting with the head» of the several institutions and with several senators and representatives 1 have texued @ proclamation conven ing the legintature tn mpecial pemsion jock noon Monday, Maroh , for the purpose of providing funds for continuing the work In the university, the Washington state cot lege and the several normal schools and to ratify the suffrage amend the governor's ment to the federal constitution, and for such other mattire as the legis lature may deem necessary “Write have tasued calling special ¢lections for Wednesday, March 17th, to elect successors to Senators Fair child and Kuykendall, and Represen. tatives Maurice mith, C. W. Gor ham and C. B. Coon.” Ol. ‘Temple—Central Labor ib hOlde weekly session. THURSDAY Seon--Fvorgreen bh tg Bare CY Tile, tele, of an ry Rly by $00—T1l Firet aye, W.— Rainier Pod Pe 2. American Legion. sree Mnaale, enple — All-Alaska on ‘onder auspices Yukon Ora + of Piongers. BIRTHS a Sat Plt, We \Fakegs ‘ae le ' a See A bs e MARRIAGE Li LICENSES aterm me Pare Seattie Ret beeen mewera White, SOE ahs teas, oh beeen u A! m, BK, r. aay ss mh 3 YP. Reng stpyiad irk ‘irl wink Martin, Ea feral Ww. Tacoma ‘ere HL. en Han: Jobnaton, Ral; Heck. Pearl, He Mosfora, Harold, Beltingham Rait. Bima, Sea = ies Rae ema : Wiliam: 14 Io, Portland m Nielsen. Veda Mine, Portiand .....31 DIVORCES GRANTED Brown, Robert A. from Lillian. Jonkuiton, Kether M. from Miller, Marion 1. from Her! Snyder, Vina ky | daalio ia Sullivan, Mir! rom Edwa: Verdon, Howard B. from Lien 2. Woollas, J. BR. from Mabel. Waldron, Laiu M. from Walter J. DEATHS Carry, 2, 6358 46tn 8 Chinn, Norma Lorene, 2 days, 1924% - ming, Albert, 61, $16 S2nd 8. i, Jonoph, 64, 115 Minor N. B, 13, 6517 Ken- Morrioon, Annie M., 78, 1054 N. 38th. Montagne Charles, 13, King county horp! = Emily, 32, 4226 Seventh Bchinid, Rosa Ko: Nohafer, John, 63, Smith. pita Trutakawa, Misa, 25, 1815 Federal av. Wagner, Koy V.. 7. 3837 Morgan at wil 1, ‘city honpital donn Hi, 4h ’Twas Driver's Fault, Say Two Witnesses L. G. Zander, 812 E. Olive m., Ginputes the police report that his wife was jaywalking when hit by an auto Monday night at Bighth and Pine, and given the namea of wit. hoaxes to prove she was standing, waiting for other machines to pass, when struck from behind by a ma- ching that was cutting a corner. Hin witnesses are J. F. Anderson, Bea board bullding, and 8, A. Goldberg, 301 First ave. 8. uel. t ¥. eee, 35, 1822 Bist, Pigin hotel. Marry, 40, King county hoe- Denmark's Growing Bi igger wiL Vote Adds to Population Denmark will get an addition to her population of 225,000 people as 4 result of the pleblacite held In Zone 1 of Nerthern Schleswig under the terms of the peace treaty. The peo ple of this sone voted 15,000 for Danish sovereignty to 25,000 for German. The plebiectte wan held under the terms of the peace treaty A plebincite in Zone 2 will be held March 14, The territory waa taken by Germany in 1864; the people were ‘promised a plebiscite, but Germany has always retuned ft An area of 1.050 square miles, the sino of the state of Rhode Intand. becomes Danish by the addition of Zone 1 to Denmark, Of this, 57 per cont 1 4 ted, 22 per cent is ih mead. TESTIMONY AT BISBEE NEAR Evidence Will Probably Start Friday BY M. D, TRACY TOMBSTONE, Ariz, March 3— While deputy sheriffs today rounded | up the seventh ventre of 200 men from amang whom one will be select- ed to serve on the Bisbee deporta- Uon jury, attorneys and others in the case buckled up their belts preparatory to the real battle that jows and 7 per cent in forests. On the east and west Coasts are rich aericuitural lands, with alluvial marsh lands on the wert. Three important ports—Haderslev, Apenrade and Bonderburg on the Ba! tic coast—go to Denmark, On the went coast the land is marshy and| protected by dikes In the same way) that Holland Js protected. Here the fishing industry and the oyster beds junble. The “first zone” produced grain, cattic, horses, fish and oysters, There are no mines or canals in any part of Bchlerwix, but the new territory is @ veritable network of railroads, badllt by Germany for war purposes and woet coasts 20 miles a ee. Two main lines run along the east) TAKES NAB MAN SAID RIDE IN AUTO TO BE FUGITIVE First Since He “Collapsed in Police Say He Escaped October | From Patrol Mareh 3 early jaunt Octo WASTIINGTON, Yor; Said by the pollee to have been the the first tim ie Mahe a nti ihn oi rotored |mobile and ene ber, President Wilson today 1 chats test 2 thru the #treets of Washington Yates, 2 is f Kiding closed car ‘Frat wi aynon, the pre boulevard the then went down Pennnay! the capitol om a police mute 4 in a funiliade of y night, Marquise wince fede venth a ation on MLCOED: | 4 y and ident alone in wis regula ‘ ith Elbu 3] Heath und Pat MoGrath, 29, by Patrolman mer and members of the dry after the police had arranged to purchase several cases of Nquor The four men were loaded into a po automobile wtarted toward the ptation. Two of breah| machin y arrests Potorma: vanla ave building a few who did were two cheering as th Hmousines people» who, h glane windows dent , iy (Of police station. After an hour's drive pid ah n tthe beau eeae to the |2¥@. and Spruce st. ° | ‘The two Heaths and McGrath ap. peared before United States Commis sioner McClelland Monday and were released on bail AAA and elreled | rick persona saw him doffed their hats and three outbursts of big White House past groups of »king thru the plate recognized the aquad “ and the men leaped from the when it was within a block os was arrest uesday at Zist r moyed ents party House During the ride, Grayson aid, Wil- son manifested eager interest in ev-| erything that was to be reen SENATOR BORAH ous surprise, according to Grayson. WAVES His HAND Grayson waid that hereafter auto “I feel as if I had been away for | mobile spins may be expected several ® long time,” he told Grayson. |times a week, according to weather ainaing around thec apitol, the! conditions. If the air is baimy an ronsed the path of |open car may be used instead of the treaty “irreconcill-| [Imousine employed today political enemy of the| The president walked from the executive, Borah was leaving | White House to the automobile and » capitol when he saw the automo-|back to the house again after the bile passing and recognized the oc-|ride, unassisted except for Gray- cupants, He waved his hand and|pon’s arm on bis elbow to guard the prenident also waved. The against a slip, according to obsery- president responded to greetings by ers. raising bis cap and smiling. He was) ‘The president's car passed an auto enpecially Interested in the Lincoln|mobile carrying Senators Phelan, memorial building and commented |Jones, New Mexico, and Pittman, ,Upon ite architecture | Nevada, and Representative Kahn, Observing & market sign on Penn-\'The president doffed bis cap to the nylvania ave. which proclaimed pork | congressmen, who were too surprised at ae a pound, red expressed hum turn the greeting. only a Short Time Remains in which to take advantage of our spe- very returned (CANCER CURED; | LIFE IS SAVED Bisbee Prosecutor ‘Explains How He Was Rescued TOMPSTONE, Artz, March 3.-—To |All appearances cured from « cancer which two weeks ago threatened his |iite, “Bob” French, prosecutor of the | Biabeo deportation cases, was back at his office today. A mive made of sine, bloodroot extract and beeswax worked the cure, French told the United Press. ne bad known of a supposed cure Wil ¢ome with the introduction of 1] evidinicn, cancer for 10 years,” he said, Back of the court's action in ex- Mig tots, seahibestndee it, to a cuning C.F. Burnett from jury serv-| friend. When 1 wanted it myself, foe after the jury had been completed | however, I couldn't get the formula. Nes the story of a man of the open|] searched everywhere and many air unused to confinement and the me. Finally I unearthed it mental excitement of a legal battle. | in one of my old books. Altho perfectly able to take care | “When I put the stuff on it burned of himself In the great open spaces, /}ike a live coal. Then in a couple Burnett tolt Judge Pattee he was on|of days that thing began coming the verge of nervous collapse a4 & | loose and finally it just dropped out. result of the strain of his examina “There is no secret about the cure. tion and the unaccustomed tensity | People have known it around here of the court room scene. for years, but maybe it never got to ppointment of A. A. Worsely |the world at don’t know.” as 1 prosecutor finally has) \fuch mystery surrounds the origin been achieved. of the formula, but it is generally ‘The jurors today are winding WP | aconpted that it originated with the their business affairs, One had to | Indians and was improved by others obtain an extension of the option on] While Tombstone first credited A. 1. a band of cattle. Another was busy | Turner, cattleman, with unearthing far up in the mountains getting his! the cure, now it is said Ralph Hart, litue mine in shape to be left alone \a cowboy in Turner's employ, is re- for an extended period. sponsible and a dozen others are said ‘The jury box, it ts believed. will/to have possessed the formula for de filled again in time for evidence | years. to start, probably Frida: The man who marries a disagree. Fools occasionally find opportun- | able woman for her money ewallows ities, but wire men make them. a bitter ailvercoated pill. THIN, NERVOUS PEOPLE NEED BIFRO-PHOSPHATE On Firm, Healthy | vulte fol * following. ite use are often simply astonishing. Weak, tired people regain strength and vigor; thinness and angularity give way to plumpness and curves: aieep returns to the sleepless; con- fidence and cheerfulness replace de- | bility and gloom; dull eves become | bright, and pate, ‘sunken choeks ra- gain the pink glow of health. Bitro= | Phosphate, the use of which is in pensive, also wonderfully promotes the assimilation of food, so much #9 that many people report marked gains of wetght in a few weeks. CAUTION: Although Bitro-Phos- phato i# unsurpagsed for relieving nervousness, sleeplexeness and gen- eral weakness, it should not, owing fining drug, Bitro-Phospbate can/to its remarkable flesh growing be safely taken by the weakest and| properties, be used by anyone who most delicate sufferer, and the re-{does not desire to put on flesh, thin people-—men or women rly always Nervous wrecks; sively proving that thins | nens, debility and nouras- thenia are almost invariably due to nerve starvation. Feed your nerve and all these symptoms due to nervy starvation will disappear, Eminent specialists state that the best nerve food is an organi phos phate known mong druggi#ts aa Ritro-Phosphat a five-rain tablet of Which whould be taken with eaen meal. 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The note was completed late Monday by the president and went to the ftate department. Pickpockets Beat ; City Tax Collector When Mra. P. D. Brand, 6010 Fifth ave. N. E. opened her puree to pay her taxes at the county treas- urer's office Tuesday, the purse waa empty. Pickpockets had taken $188, BREMERTO: Red Circle club- house has been turned over to Charleston by War Camp Activities association. » Kor And as a VE phe Kk for 1. box. ime ip or reventive, QUININE ¥ GROVE'S Increasing Death Rate Each Year From Preventable Kidney Diseases Tn our pursuit of the mighty doflar, we too often are absorbed In the topics of the day, pleasure, éte,, to stop and consider our health, Btop now—think—kidney diseases caused 100,000 deaths Mt year, Are you going to be included in this year's toll?) 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