The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1920, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR—-THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1920. we Ae bes Sosse PFS PIS Which Bridge Should a woman:choose ? 4 "STATE SENATOR), | Defeats James Sutlon, Dem-| ; | | ocrat, in Tacoma | | TACOMA, March 18—Clorence J ‘Sather, republican, defeated James Button, democrat, by nearly a two to « vote in the special election tay in the fill the caused by the death of State Senator Wilburn Fairchild, ‘The vote was 1 Sather, an American Legion man, | announced himself in favor of ratifh cation of the we wuttrage amendment, relief tt | for former and ec 16 to an's bonu short session ‘SEEKING JURY TO TRY WOMAN | lis Accused of Murdering) Her Husband | | SAN LUIS OBISPO, Cal, March \18—Sheriff Taylor and his deputies Jon horseback were scouring San Luis Obispo county this morning in quest of 25 men to try the case of |Mre. Myrtle Dean. A venire of 75 jjurors was exhausted last evening The answor is simple— you would choose what all evidence . git wed to be the safe way—and you would risk nothing in ff /S0" S"Siclocx this afternoon, wh aga otk ue Gist saaeh ieee | Mrs. Dean, cheerful and smiling, en do some women risk one m |is on tris the murder of | slows ons thelr health — in trying medicines of Mf | hustand. Fred Dean, © former coun: when everybody knows that the most ty official, He was slain by a blow y for woman's ills is Lydia E. Pinkhan’s on the head as he slept in hiv home Here is more proof: lat Paso Robles arty last November.| [4 SAYS STRIKES | ~~ LASTWAY OUT |, Arbitration of Labor Trou-_| bles Advocated BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Mareh 18 Warren J. Olney, Jr, associate ) of the California supreme court, to jan address before the state building |trades council convention here, rgcommended that labor's prerogs \tive—the right to strike—should be | | resorted to only after all other means lof settling disputes nave failed Justice Olney appealed for volum| & jtary arbitration of labor differences. Frank I. Homan, @ delogate from The Weak or the Strong One If see before you a strong and safe bridge leading to te ee hid you ignore if aint choose eomo insecure and structure ?— If you were offered sure aid in time of trouble would you hesitate to accept it ?— unknown val successful rem: ‘Vegetable Com intice Don't Experiment — Insist Upon Lydia E. 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The Paliser Case is the latest and greatest story of Edgar Saltus, one of the most brilliant writers fn America’s literary firmament, and is so rifo with great dramatic situations, and so tenso with emotionalism, that Mr. Saltus wisely de- cided that only Goldwyn could produce it and none but Pauline Frederick could enact the tremendous role of the woman ‘round whom this thrilling drama revolves. Watch for ‘The Paliser Case” at your favorite theatre. Samuel Go! 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