The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1920, Page 2

clearance sale of bedroom fumishings at about one-third less than regular values— —mahogany, walnut and oak dressers, dressing tables, chiffonettes, chiffo- niers, full size and twin beds are in- cluded in this sale; —we quote here a few values that will interest you: mahogany dressing table, $43.75, imitation walnut bed, sale price $29— mahogany 4-size bed, sale price $49.50, imitation walnut dresser, $36.50, walnut dresser, sale price $35— mahogany dresser, sale price $49.50. mahogany chiffonier, sale price $43.50. mahogany chiffonier, sale price $33.50. walnut chiffonette, sale price $43.50. $55— mahogany twin beds, each $39.75. $62.50 mahogany bed, 4-4 size, $47.50. $75— mahogany bed, 3-4 size, $49. $43.50 imitation walnut chiffonette, $30—. $150— brown mahogany chifforobe, $95—. $70— oak chiffonier, sale price $44.75, $78.50 mahogany chiffonier, sale price $47.50. $45— mahogany chiffonier, sale price $29.50. $38.50 mahogany chiffonier, sale price $28.75. $49.75 mahogany dressing table, $34.50. $38.50 mahogany dressing table, $25—. $98.75 walnut dressing table, sale price $61—. ON DOLLAR SHIP _ SUBSIDY SOUGHT BY VESSEL INTERESTS _ WASHINGTON, March 10.—A sub ; at more than ao billion dollars under @f one billion dollars, thru cut) thelr reproduction cost, but to ac | cept down payments of only 25 per cent of the cutrate price in cash, extending terms on the remainder so shipping the privilege of being relieved of | for most vigorously by private in. merchant fleet |terests bent on raking in Uncle Sam, after having sold 1, | Sam's ships on terme that will in tons of veawelx, still owns or) sure big profits, is to grant @ ship. ~|ping subsidy 10 times greater than ever before was proposed and on terms that make Its final extent im posible of calculation. | Better Prepere to Welcome Rain Don't take down the top of the Mtvver today. Weatherwright Salis bury mys it will protably rain Wednesday night. A frolicsome breeze will gambol in frogn the southwest, he opines. ¥ “maa j PORT DEPOSIT, M4 ~- Aviator } drops 4,000 pounds of TNT on ice \soree in Susquehanna, but fails to gene barrier § Colas, Grtp & preventi ROMO GUINIKE W. GROVES si Tafiwen: take AAKA- Tabieta ignature i Fo And as Bi Bringing All the Bes Music to Your Home This Beautiful Columbia and Cabinet Only $65 You get all the wonderful music that tae Columbia makes possible and at a nominal price because of this special offer. Model has “a durable, silent motor and the cabinet holds 100 rec- ords—all presented with the privileges of our easy-to-pay plan, so you can have this handsome Columbia without REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS of order introduce our new aatchene) pigte, which ie the lightest strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guaran: teed 16 years EXAMINATION FREE $15.00 Bet of Torth. . $10.00 Het Whalebone Teeth. $8.00 Bridgework 00 $2.00 Amalgam Filling $1.00 Painless Extracting work faarenteed for 15 years. Have impreneto and teeth eame day xamination ana “advice Lh digo sow of Our Pinte and je Work. ad the Cd of our present patronag? if recomme: by our werk is stint RYiIDe Good patistnetion. Ask our who tented « are in the HERE place. Bring this ad with your, Cree BO sure Open Sandayes Vrom 9 to 12 for Working People aimee CUT-RATE DENTISTS HOOVER IS NOT OLD PARTY MAN Announces He Is “Indepen-| dent Progressive” NEW YORK, March 10 Herbert Hoover has definitely to alien himself with of the organ ner workd food controller the war be was a pro gressive republican but that dur in® the war was @ non-partiaan The group of Western friends whe elicited this much infor from the politically taciturn ver, acvepted the theory that ea republican, always @ republican,” and intimated they would immediately launch « campaign to “draft hin for republican presidential nomination, “I am not seeking public offies consulting my own personal a, I do not want loover wrote to thin « recently conferred with which conferred Ralph Ar mining en Lacy of the company; engineer M committer with Hoover included nok! of Adgolen, incers Capt. J. F, Lacy Manufacturing Mark Requa, mining Jackpon Heynolds John =r, pan Francisco merchant, Charles M. Rand, mining engineer H. H. Wickham of Minneapolis and F. W. Deying of New York . Low Four Delegates to CONCORD, N. MH, Maren 106- Gen. Leonard Wood's native state Will wend him faur pledged delegates atlarge to the republican convention, according to returns today from yee tertay's primaries. Deapite the announcement of the secretary of state of postponement owing to, impagmable roads, the prt martes ald as wohext The voting waa light, The democrats elected three dele : ie He fl + & i - 53 | i , g A § — reaolution. $1,000 REWAR FOR MURDERER Deputies Seek Tall, Well- Dressed Man Wednesday | with thin face, curly hair and’ deep voce are being sought by deputy sheriffs working on the Hagnall murder case The tall man, deputie with Walter A. Bagna! the Aero Alarm Co. ruary 29, and the » day, the day Bagnal) have been slain, The body was found Friday with a bullet hole in the head. A $200 gold watch and about $20 in cash wore missing, Bagnall and the #rangs man ap peared at the Auto Service and Sales Ca. Fourth ave, and Spring #t., Sun |day. They dickered to trade in the tail man's blue Chalmers bug and $200 furnished by Bagnall for a tour ing car. Mon@ay morning, March 1, Bag- nall loft bis desk and never returned. A blue car In said to have been neon that morning on the road near Kent, not far from where Bagnall was mur- dered, One clue, described as nearly per- fect by deputy sheriffs, exploded Tuesday, when the owner of a blue bug traced to Ballard wan found, A reward of $1,000 for the arrest and conviction of the slayer of Rag: Rall has been offered by the county commissioners, say, wae clerk for lay, Feb ling Mon elieved to Abducted Woman Is Brought Home Mrs, Daisy Feliner, found bound and gagged on the outskirts of Ever: ott, Is back in her Beattle home, 307 W. 87th st. Police are attempting to loeate the gray-haired man,” who - Swit Gen Wood's Aid, whe says abducted her, and stole heg| Atlantic st pocketbook containing $60, after she| riv the burglars, had been struck by # wrest car in|were gono as was @ ‘Monday, tebacce, THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1920. HERE'S MORE ABOUT | emited Did he help you?’ T asked rful,” ehe aaid | FPMINSE ARM TWO of many. There | was one of her oung man Whose pallid face told a story of diseawe, He had a card in « hand Are you going in? rll try anyth he thin, paintw aneer, He passed into the chur and stood before the “miracle man He shifted nervously during the | prayer, then beat a hasty retreat. I stopped him | ani wort I asked n the way out think of ft" "he maid, What did ye Nothing mue! expected, tho QUENTIN QUIDNUNC DAILY HE ASKS A QUES. TION OF FIVE PERSONS PICKED AT RANDOM TODAY'S QUESTION What do you think of the “Miracle Man"? ANSWERS MRS, PAUL DORK, 1711 Bb Co tumbla st What do I think of him? Well, really, I don't have much faith such things myself, ph. 2. K. GODFREY, Metropole Tide —Oh, he helps some—in their |minds, No, he makes no physical curee—he can't. | MISS B. H, JOSSELYN, 1430 20th ave—Weil, I don't know. The ehureh seams to be with him but the doctors are against him. M. H. MURRAY, 902 15th ave. N-— " think a lot of those kind of things are awful funny, Of course there is really something tn this faith cure When I was a boy back in Wiscon wih, there was @ place called Holy Hil, pear my home, Crippies would ‘come up there and be cured by—just “Aut i. His Mothér-in-Law CHICAGO, March 10-—James 0. Lawrenoe, former bank clerk, plead ed guilty to embersiement of $4,000 from the Fort Dearborn National bank « year ago. He told the court he toak the money to pay for ex pensive treatment to hia mother-in- law, who was suffering from cancer, He maid he took the money with the idea of repaying it when he received & legacy left to him by his aunt, which became due on his 26th year, Me reached that age since then and had squared accounts with the bank, He waa sentenced to one day In the custody af a marshal, Maj. Lanphier on Way to San Diego BAN FRANCISOO, March 10. Maj. Thomas Lanpbier, flying the Sopwith that caused the jinx flight from Seattle, took off for March field, San Diego, via Bakersfield and Lon Angeles today. Lanphier maid he would not stop at. Rakers- field, but had definitely decided fo alight at Low Angeles, The filer is returning from an inapection of charge the patrol. ot ait service forest Mebbe Charlie’s Mustache’ll Go It's going to be a large night tn | Portiand Saturday night. B. P.O. B, | No. 92, meaning Seattle Bike, will |invade the Rone city to help initiate | clase of 600. It ia rumored that the budding mustachio of Charlie Davis, exalted ruler, is threatened by Portland “stunt” conspirators, Boy Burglars Get Supply of Cigars Frank Pilynn, 2717 Atlantic st. told the police early Wednesd morning that burglars were robbing a drug store at Rainier ave. and When the police wre evidently boys, quantity of end MIRACLE MAN “The | a) the Northwest, where he wil have|j ase y wilite STARTS ON PAGE ONE BAW the a little ¢ 1 wan 1 wouKl nd look not turn you u saw him ina ¢ A cler@yman told me about him. | He te & layman of the Chureh of Mingland, He has absolute faith in |the existence and the goodness of [God. Me cures an Christ cured—by | prayer and the laying on of hands He cannot explain hie 4 or, why such ér haa not been vouct: safed to other plous men. He dis likes publicity, He accepts no m ey. The Mplscopal church vour for him WHT the “eur der Will th or [turn to his erut an who said “T fer again after @ . f respite nO wiry cor acle man faith? My me thinking, does not explain The young man is sick, Suffering has embittered him, Perhaps in hie cane materid medica hag failed, Per haps he has tried many “healers at resort. And so, when he ap | proached the “miracle man,” he had no faith, Do you wonder? My clergyman juaintance maid tf the man had fatth h id be cured Does God turn in cold anger from this sick rian, who, having fated again and again in hie search for health and ourgeass from pain, ap proaches the “miracle man” in a skeptical mood? God, one munt believe, feels sorry for this wick child. In the true ex planation, then, that there ta tn the “miracle man” just @ little of the old Adam? Is his piety corrupted the he does not know it—by just a Uttle moral intolefAnce? Does the “miracle man" de D NOT the “mir him of Mutle cure P ¢lergyman acquaintance gave “nN explanation which, to my ‘ and does the discovery anger him? Ie the failure to cure in thin one ‘empie anne! Uons tn lumber industry te Aecumeed No n man, new Legion of Lay ~ Masonic » de of J ore and Lumber- Jubroome-—Mem- - renpany Aa 16st infantry (014 Second ‘ashin. ) cele brate anniversary of founding of organization with banquet. THURSDAY Neen-—Aretic jb—Executive com- mittee of ber of Commerce meets to eas, Industrial program. Y attivon req ports on industrial survey of California cit ler hotel—-Pians for auto museta §@0—Masonic clubrooms, Ar bullding—Mra i school teacher, ad dresses Public Behool Protective rot a Mehts of niveraity cam~ debaters will ames vni Solumbia team Reaolved, at nin Shan eaty Should 0%, t ad- nati A fol- lowing Americanisation courne et BIRTHS Andrews, 1. IL. 135 46: Barbola, F, lt F Te Clemana, PB, 4 y Dunn, Po, jr. 21 Ww Danner, A. Le, 6017 Wh Fahrberg, 1, 1718 460 Poster, K. HM, 626 13th N. boy. Fiannigan, G. 8, 4737 Sixth N. Be, irl 19 Yeslor way, boy. ube: B. 620 Kimura, 8, 668 King #t 764 N. 103rd, boy . boy. oon AVE, on question, Rights Given to Ja Heiy, by the Pee be Given to Chi fto—Y M COA Mar dremaea ci\tine 20 Garfield. * Bea inh Philbrick, N. Rankin, J.P. Swenson, W. B47 Sexton, A, 211 Wiehth No girl Togasakt, N.. 1908 Jackson st Wade, #, 115 Ninth 8. girl Wil V,, Manhattan Apts, boy. Wolfe, 0. 140% BH. Fir, wir MARRIAGE LICENSES sink Ibert J. Jolet, Beattle John TR, Beattle . Selma, Seattle .. nam, Clyde K, Chambers, a _ age vedere ieegs genia, Holdrege, Whiting, Joo, Oma Campbell, Mildred DIVORCES GRANTED Bowman, Bidora B. from Leon RK Corbella, Mabel from Tony. Patterson, I inter, Alfred Walgrave, Kdinund L from Gladys, DEATHS Dodd, Margarie H.. T months, 4800 Bw, Paul B. 7 months, 149 . Fremont, 44, Calhoun’ hotel Hive Ay 5, 116 W. 40th , John F, 18, 668 King at, Nollie, 015 Westlake Murphy, Daniel, 6 16 AL Bodoraiicke i BL 6A, Bits Kin M ave | AMERICAN HELD BY MEX BANDITS Ransom Is Demanded for Release of J. M. Arthur | COLUMBUS, ©. March “10 Ae cording to telegramr received here by F. BE. Avery, dames M Arthur, Nogales, Arte, manager of the Mex | jean Consotidate€ Mining company, | in being held for ransom by Mexiean | bandit. Arthur te Avery's sontn | law Mra Arthur wired Ner father ghat her husband Wan being detained Jacroms the border and aged $2,000) nent her Immediate! | ‘Telegrams later said ehe had re leeived information her husband war gafe and well, but no reason war given fon his detention. ‘SEEK RELEASE OF WILLIAMS lu. S. Government Urges Mexico to Act at Once WASHINGTON, March Unitgd. States embanay City has been instructed te ge the Mexican government t “all | ponsible measures” to secure the re-| lease of Joseph A. Williame, an Ame engineer, recently cap tured @nd held for ransom by Fran-| cisco Villa, in an attack on & train near Chihudhua, the state depart ment announced today ‘The embansy was directed to make ‘similar representations in the case [ot Peter WA Bummer, an American | kidnaped by « rebel band at Saline Crus, and to urge immediate rein forcement of federal troops at Banta Luerecta. ‘The Mexican foreign office notified he United Btates embaney that it made “npecial recommendations” to} the authorition of the cane of the kill: | ing of Alexander J. Frases, an Amer: | tan, tn a border raid by Mexicans, eee Report Villistas Slay Arab Merchant Mi. PASO, Texas, March 10—A report recelved here today from Chihuahua City stated that the Arabian, Nasmr, rich#Torreon mer. chant captured by Villistas wher they -dynaimited a train pear Cor ralitos Thurnday, had been mow by his captors. Joseph Williams, American cap tured for ransom at the same Ume, was reported being taken into the Durango mountains, Williams, who fought In. an engineer unit with the United Staten armies in France, js & native of Henry, W. Va. Six Are Held for: Slaying Bank Men KANBAS CITY, Mo, March 10-— Four men and two women were held today for investigation in connection ‘Ath an attempt to hold up the Houth Bide bank here yesterday. J. Mor fan, one of the men arrested, was wounded in the hip and is believed by the polices to be the man shot by a bank employe following the killing of the cashier. , $1,000,000 Order “nm: for Planes Given NEW YORK, March 10-~Act- ing for cliente in the Southwest and ‘Weat, George W. Browne, of Chicago, han placed an order for 236 airplanes at a total cost of $1,000,000 with the Curtis Afrplane.agd Motor corpora Uon, it was announced at the second national peronautical exposition here. Another Weatern concern, is reported to have bought a 12-paasenger limou. | to [sine plane at the show for use on an Gertal transportation route. ‘Methodists Hold * : Healing Services Healing services for sick and af. Sileted are being held every Thursday afternoon at 2 in the basement of Swedish Methodist church, Pine and Boren, it was announced today. “We balieve the scriptural truth as prac- thoed by James Moore Higkson,” it was announced OUCH!. CORNS! LIFT CORNS OFF’ Doesn't hurt a bit to tift that sore, touchy corn off with Drops of magic! Apply a litue |rrreesone on that bothersome corn, Instantly that corn stops hurting, } Yo pain at all! |, Why wait? Your druggist sells « jtiny bottfe of Meerone for a few cents, sufficient to rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn, or corn Try iu. jin the senate this afternoon when |Charleston at 2 METROPOLITA STARTING SUNDAY NIGHT "4", He wee Matiness Wedaesday and Baturday bd The Annual Visit of the Play That Has Rocked e Annua isit o! e y a as . the World With Laughter Ben Hu of The Ben Hur of Comedy It Will Last for Years With JOSEPHINE SAXE AND THE, SAME GREAT NEW YORK CANT AND PRODUCTION MINUTE, GROWING INTO SCRHANS HVENINGS: S00 to 81.50 Se to © LAUGHS mvERY SEATS THURS. Mats Wednenday-Saturday: West Virginians in Suffrage Leaders . A Hot Suffrage Fight} See Victory CHARLESTON, W. Va., March 10. WASHINGTON, March Suffrage workers and antia were |froge lenders today were warming up today for a bitter battle|that the constit Wongire | finn)ly ratified by April A wuffragiet victory in Weep . only two lene make the 1, tiona yornen wil Senator Jone A tobacco manufacturer takes Ship seat after rushing the continent to vote for r of the Senator Hoct noiny crowd wted by reached | 4 constitutional ! | . mes ee «| Kills Pony Wjth I Hurry Up and Build : Is Fined We Can Marry!” R, Starch so e Lan arry: LONDON, March 16. LONDON, March 16.—A number | his pony and killing it with ap at young cougles at Nash have pe | UAr John Ry - ie ae titioned the reyal council to ex ” iedipnaaeitpacisiisala pedite the building of houses, a#| If you don't like the rules they are waiting to get married. | game—start a game of yous own You must hurry if you re going to take advantage of © our special offer in dentistry. 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