The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 23, 1920, Page 13

wt ME XANTIPPE” = see Oy ry wee \ WILKES See WILSON STANDS as they build your crown. Sc 15¢ 15¢ 15¢ <1 $104,300 TAKEN = CRACKSMEN LINCOLN, Neb, March 29 bers yesterday blew t vault of the Greenwood, Neb, First National Bank, and escaped with $104,800 tn registered bonds and cash, according to word received her Two attempts were made to open the safe, which proved unsuccessful. the robbers themselves with the contents of the boxes and ‘ vault, Rank offictats estimate the HOYT S loss at $194,000 in bonds and $800 tn cash, 822 Pike at 4th The We Never Close Rob contenting yeaes worked quietly demts of Greenwood being unaware fof the robbery until this morning All telephone wires entering the town were out A section house was robbed of tools and a handcar, It ts believed the robbers escaped on the handear FACTS IN PROBE MAY BE PRINTED, WASHINGTON, tary of State Colby, it was 6 reported today, has prepared a letter ator Lodge, chairman of the foreign relations committee, demanding that he make public the evidence heard while the committee was considering confirmation of his nomination as Isecretary of state There were many rumors circu ELIEVE —IS A CORKING GooD SHOW ASK ANY 0) WHO HAS 8 }lated during thie probe of Colby, and! AT THE [the secretary wants them all cleared away by publi of the evidence according to this report to the fact that he doesn’t } tand women he can't help sue that he has been a fool, BY THE TREATY WASHINGTON, March 22.—Presi | gent Wilson will veto the Knox reso lution declaring a state of j with Germany, or any other measure congress may pass in an effort to bring about peace without ratifica tion of the Versailles treaty, it was learned today The president is “standing pat" for }the Versailles treaty or nothing. Hix Jy concession will be, as previously Health announced, modus vivendi proceed. | ings with the allies and Germany te preserve American rights under the Versailles pact until the voters ex press their wishes in the presidential peace Here’s to Your When you partake freely of Kristofer son's pure, creamy Milk you are stor- ing up surplus en- ergy to fortify you Against sickness You may have this means of defense by phoning Etlictt 223 at once. Knights of Ring Will Swing Mean Ankles at Hop Boxers are supposed to clever with their hands, bot Ps attie’s knights of the padded mitt wil show that they nimble ankle when their first anm Knights of Columbus Wednesday night. The big hop ts being ar ranged by the Seattle Boxing as sociation in the first drive for funds for the constructibn of «a club house for the association. Fred Fulton, the Minnesota who boxes Young lead the grand march with Flos sie Sturgis, Levy belle, ‘The terpsichorean festival gets What Our Hand-Built Crown Means to You We wish you could actually see the expert hands at work You would observe how every flaw ts painstakingty elimi mated. You would notice how beautifully it is contoured and fitted; bow extra reinforcement is made to protect it against wear. ‘The skill and care is hidden in the finished crown, but it has the stamp of a skilled dental surgeon, which you can not hope to get by any other method Open Evenings Elliott 4357 Boras a ARE ag PETRUS EATS ON SALE THURSDAY: OPOLITAN THEATRE—Next Sunday, March 28 up at 8:15 sharp, Cait your motors for 11 p m. ALL SEATTLE SINGING LAST SPRING. ‘Fresh as Wood Violets and Fragrant as Its Name’’ Messrs. Lee and J. J. Shubert Present Rida Johnson Young’s and Sigmund Romberg’s Brilliant and Beautiful Romance With Music Ran 2 Full Years in N.Y. City | ;, nonths OST SUCCESSFUL AND POPULAR MUSICAL Y IN ANNALS OF NEW YORK STAGE With the Great New York No.1 Cast, Including am Norris — Carolyn Thomson— Melvin Stokes Wood, Nina Valiert, Art Albro, Pats Be Forest, Teddy Original Broadway Production in Its Entirety THE DEAR DANCING GIRLS IN FROCKS OF FOUR GENERATIONS PRICES—Eves., Mie to $2.00; Kat. Mat., Se to 61.505 Wea. Mat, (ent Seats), Plus War Tax. Pedestrians Hit by Autos 260 This Year Fred Moorman, 1997 1 AVe,, KUAtAiNed a bret arm and houlder Monday wh wok by An automot ir by Wo Kilmer, 1809 1. ¢ an he stepped from the ave, and Union at Third Pedestrians Hit by Autos This Year Louis Seagte Rosalia Brom ison at employed — by Third ave, and Mad reported having struck An unidentified man on Pike at near Fifth ave, Monday after noon HARRY S, NEW IS IN HOSPITAL BAN QUENTIN, Cal, March 23 Harry S$. New, sent to San Quentin Prison for life for the murder of Frieda Lesser, his sweetheart, has been in the prison hospital for two ke under was earned today No one would predict when New j would be sent back to the Jute mill— it ever New ts in the best of health, it was learned Pears that he may be dying, as expressed by hia mother Los Angeles, were held to be groundiens MAY PROBE GAS observation, it PRICE INCREASE WASHINGTON, March 23.—An in vestigation of the high price of gaso. line arfd of} was demanded in a reso lution introduced in the house today jby Representative Dyer of Missourt Four increases in the price of gas Joline have been made during the last made by the off charged. interests, Dyer ave, at Bonney be ship ped to Brooklyn for i Tides in Seattle TURSDAY ) WEDNESDAY MARCH 23 nine Tow Thee Second Low Tide Second High Tide 2) pom Second Nigh Tide 16 lect pom tt Balances . voces 149,897.95 Tacoma | Clearings Balances + 1,101,589.74 143,653.68 | Spokane 2,101,146,00 656,625.00 Clearings Balances Clearings Palances z2-—— |x-——- _ Chicago Live Stock 5,860,507.50 | + 1,506,615.96 A scientist asserts that a gud mi | rage ome crobes can roost comfortab! om the point of a pin. That's more than one man can do. $1.85 SAVE YOUR EYES Failing Eyesight Restored by Our System vous OMIT SIDES GLASS IN OUR GLASS! Don’t Pay Exorbitant Prices OUR OFFER: A pair of our herical lenses for either or reading, spectacle or lane frame, complete for one dollar and eighty-five cents, in cluding examination $7,111,545.96 | | Grape Fruss- THE SEATTLE STAR—-TUESDAY, MARCH 23, CITY WANTS GAS UP TO STANDARD O’Brien Presents Report to City Council Another gun in the campaign in augurated by BE. D. O'lirten, acting superintendent of public utilities, Against inferior gasoline, was opened Monday, when the results of texts of kasoline from Seattle service stations were submitted to the city council cate that it contal per cent of ineffective residue O'Brien declared Monday, “Thin due has little value for power ger and furthermore is a real detriment to motors.” O'Tirien said that the texts made by city chemists indicated an aver age residue of 164 per cant In a letter addressed to the meet Ing of the city council Monday O'Brien urged action in obtaining state leginiation to insure a prope standard of gasoline. tion purposes, “Let ‘em know we're from Se le" will be motto of local dele | gates to seventh annual foreien | trade convention In San Francisco | May 12 to 15, Plans to boost Se. the convention were dis & meeting in| Chamber of Commerce amembly room Mon | day Steamers Governor and President will sail from Seattle for California every Saturday noon, instead of Fri day at lia. m. Calls at Vancow ver and oma, formerly made, will be discontinued. Sailings of the smaller vessels of the Admiral line fleet have also been changed. 1 days and huge profits are being |® —“Frices Fala Wisiesale Dealers =~ for Vegetabios and Fruit a s1@ ‘ 2 ret fot howse, per Gon 4 Fas Pia or Tb Garlie—Per 1 . rT Grewe Peppers rer Lettuce Onions Nell Peppers rer Potatoes Mer : Re Wash. 3 Local Kadiahes Dox bunches Per > 4 Geme Chicago Grain Market eiled tn reaing, te Resesse Detee—Per box Saves, Mlood, halt case 1 to 2 conte demand came from C | vechines of trom y all of the wots at Ler May and Me atthe July rman e Rett . . . 73—Money Ba DAIRY PRODUCTS t| © Fenn | Whoteeaie Dealers - —— | Self-made men are scarce, but self 4s | ade fools are plentiful country creamery, sy una Park Swimming Pool opens storage, bricks arch 27th Advertisement : SALE BYTHE NAVY %| | Yachts, Motor Boats, Tug, Young America : Block Swiss . MISS SEATTLE MISS MANHATTAN HE’S a distinctly smart young lady—youth- ful and spirited with an air of good taste about her whole costume. Sometimes she calls on you in a trim suit, modishly displaying the season's see her that’s so swagger. s newest silhouette, and then again you in a smart, useful-looking top coat, Miss Manhattan Suits and Coats Are Now Here May Be Purchased With ““Credit Gladly”’ The wanted materials are here in all the popular colors—materials famous for their wearing qualities—true economies in every woman’s wardrobe. Select your model now and pay for same the Eastern way, a little at a time while you enjoy its company. "Status of the New York "|* Fri x Stock Exchange a ie NEW YO wey ‘ ot 106% 1% f at 106%. off & al Motors opened at 29%, up @% Pan-American at 104%. up Mi St\nale and 1fise retalt Secretary wold off t tacks, Short Denver! Market ‘Status | lie 1,600 beads’ market steaay u and belfers. ers, $8.20011 Lamba, $17.7 ie Foreign Exchange EW YORK, change wai | a| SAN FRANCISCO, March MITT | The ween | Bxtras, 620 per Ib; y. United | ber 1b, prime firsts, €2¢ | Extras, 42%¢ per doz; firsts, 420 | xtra pullete, 280 per doz; um Bo per dor r today reached the highest price corded here-—ife a pound whole- tonnolly of the Retail Gro- | tion explained refiners must nd the differ- he said LIBERT Y AND VICTORY BONDS If you must 8 your Liberty of Victory Bonds, SELL to US. if you can BUY more Liberty or Victory Bonds, BUY from US On Monday the closing market prices were as rtise these prices daily in order that market and the exact value of your 4th Victory fan 44 fe ius Market $90.79 $89.60 $9254 SRD.E4 Interest . 5 1160 (151 oo 18T 1LOF *Totat $90.22 $91.86 s9n.11 63 $91.51 *When buying. we deduct 3T¢ on a $60 bond and $2.50 on a $1,000 vond. sell at the New York market plus the accrued interest, MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. ‘The Premier Municipal Bond Capital ‘One Milllea Defare entral Buildin TELEPHONES: Mate 7227; Elliott 24 tet 24 ard Siven be- ors tor Liberty and Victory Bonds eli éver 4 $95.44 998.72 é you 3%5 4%8 $07.42 $97.44 We | Qe Barley — Rolled POULTRY Prices Paid by Wholesaler Dealers | 1 te Bhippere Stockyards 9 16.00@16.50 14.75@16.78 1 35 round 00 | Clipped i109 | 00 00 13 90 | at $20 p.m; ate Frank Ho Bu low Point) from Monterey at # tr President from Ban Py 3 Kan iranciaco and Victoria, 1 pm.; str Hokkal Maru from Kobe at 4:30 p. mn, Departures March 23--Str Admiral today. W sterling, whieh Patrol Boat, Barge and Trawler lower. Franc checks | ff 40 centimer; lire low at 20.22¢, off demand, were Matinee Wednesday That Merry Evenings: 500 to ry Wednesday, 2! $1.00, lus War Tax Matinee Don’t Buy the Price —-Buy GOOD Dentistry Don’t make the mistake of letting price alone determine where you have your dentistry done. Poor dentistry, no matter how low the cost, is mighty expensive to your comfort, health and ap- pearance. BETTER DENTISTRY FOR LESS MONEY At the Union Dentists you combine the lowest prices in Seattle with the best grade of work— guaranteed work by graduate, licensed dentists. ple from the Bureau of Su ante or Commange NEW LOCATION + and PIKE STREET The Northwest Corner — Upstairs Two Entrances 3144, PIKE STREET Entrance Next to Rippe’s Cafe —also—* 1505 FOURTH AVENUE UNION DENTISTS |j Hours—9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays—10 A. M. to 1 P. M. w orbont HAIN Naval riet, 7 Hide. Sen Pranclece, Fxact location may be ascertained | from the Commandant of the dis trict concerned, and should be ob tained before inaking trip spection. Sales will be for 3 the highest bidder. Ten per Hosit required for bid. Right to re- ject all bide reserved. Catalogs of aale and full Information concerning Is, and the terms of sale, Charactertues Pa tany Mls gy pm GUT DOMINOES OTHER NIG “HIP" ACTS Feature Photopiay: MARGARITA FISHER DANGEROUS TALE! Fo nd A! vein Choy Ling Hee Troupe; The ing Lamont Trio; Sam Berk et Ba fexee Y¥—2130-8:15