The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1920, Page 2

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es MARCH 29, 1920. ““T/ANOTHER DUBLIN BRANCHES TO GOBBLE Thomas Dwyer Shot Down ‘UP U. S. OIL LANDS WASTIIN: IN March 2% Tlowrr e valuable by Armed Party the Southern Pacific railroad beat ment ¢ " idenoes of Melrone Park, cut past ; “ 7 an insane avylum at Dunning, 1!) nited Mates navy out of one-t 7 be DUBLIN, March 29.-Thomas and leaped in full ferocity to Wil of ita of] reserve in Californt “ Att Gen. ft ywyel called from his home 4 4 00,000,000 1 1 he Getl ruary 28 to appea ? the Dwyer was ca from his home at © of the rich suburbs of |$200.000,000, hus all the ppeal to supreme Thurles early today by an armed [Quick Wallingtord schemes skinned | court, but let the hern Pacifie party and was shot to death : a thousand ways. take the of] by defan ail the lands INSANE PATIENTS | Back in 1866 congreas panned | a & worth $500 0 SCURRY IN TERROR tS Gaaeesans cae a At Dunning the inmane patients in the W an was to give) =——= seurried about the ec jors in ter a railroad e alternate section of ror. They were finally controlled govert t land on 10 miles on each with difficulty, The asylum was not side of its tracks, but expremsly said, touched by the wind and It offered “that all mine emt 4100—Pilgrim Congregational church ® fetuge for the” first hundred! ume are heret Anntiad Crest agin wounded and for hundreds more of guerations of thin wc f 4 From the “Ladies’ Most of the dead were crushed by | aro mineral lands. al” taiting watltings [cio to ited the southern Parte |} Home Journ ago Margaret and Vincent main line along the coast from io una 4. wale tnea yp vest eal 0 ware of that person who that the title has just been looked up and that he can save you the money for the searches. There may ‘ . of land fely mid to be some was damaged , The Southern Pacific eviden i wrong about deal Falling " *, and another from Ban Jone to the government about 450 nuns were covered that it had made o y toe pageant | The infant datghter of Peter! necause the Midway-8u , “ ALWAYS procure Title Inamte Rossocesk! was found tn the street,| was more than 26 miles from # ance, The cost is t hey mse 4 pared with the splen three blocks from home, when the! point on this railroad, and t wed with She aplentt aa Wind ceased, Hor mother had been| provided that it could not take any at ‘Se @ Mcmeounie a ling her a few minutes pre|iand more than 20 miles from pone ee Soi viously ltracks. In fact, this ol! field b a" In Melrose Park, Mr, and Mra.jbeen discovered when it b Bteinhebel regained consciousness to main line. i find themselves in thetr own base-| So then the Southern Pacific built ment with the adjoining house|a curved line in a northwesterly dl April 1 above them resting somewhat askew | rection ‘fro takersfield to McKit —showing section ef large second-foor luggage department. Prapter bell, American Inctt n ‘from ‘s on the founda trick, an airline a ce of 26 miles, tute of Banking, Alaska bull ick, ano tance of ‘ Ing—Addrene by ec, Death Toll Heavy to. the novthers: sett at the govere Perry ment’s rich o Then starting at this is Seattle’s —your traveling needs can be best served here from this very p 0 a , ' Around Toledo, O, |« point snout cient miles west of Pa Washington foregoing wan not pub- fished asan advertisement, but ts quéted from an article em titled, ery Woman Should Know,” on page 87 of the March, 1920, issue of Ladies" Home Journal. large and varied showing of luggage thoroughly representa- x : Peattle| TOLEDO, ©. March 29,—Three| io onset Western in jase te Title Insurance « are dead at Raab ners center for tive and fairly priced; this large department occupies large BIR THS | Rt Genoa, ‘according to re-| West, 10 Maripool. ‘The termint of Co space on the second floor, where your shopping can be made "eon, Nela, 1622 W. 50th, boy J rly today, fol i ng Inst . r Dawson et, girl tornado, which ewept thru | *Part. Jt was this that « 4 the ; ; travelers equipment! most comfortable and under pleasant conditions. Carleton ave. bey rthwestern Ohio | Southern Pacific to obtain patents Under State Supervision Fags agi hew on ry rnate section of the) Assets More Than Half » lith N. W., girl oe five were reported. inj ered navy’s © ve land. jat Raab’s Corners, where m Pat % makcdhechcliee W. Gint, b " ves . 1 5433 24th & W.. gtr |dulldings, including the Catholic! Former Atty. Gen. Gregory filed dress trunk wardrobe P erdrobe suit cases chell, + 104 Del Roy ABU. church, were demolished. Forty per. | Sit aeainet the Southern Pacific to $17.50 trunk trunk $6.50 to $12— s 210 Aiton pin teh [M004 were injured gt Genoa. Ten th bo: were burt at Ri eh fie! —<dress trunk of 3-ply veneer | s60— $s5— Aen 2) base covered wit heavy- mer ward rede foll-ois sortrene | fiers steel: dark brown: re- | tt foresd with 10 wood ribs: -¥ nod x prect ; ° |e oe rotten ‘ : cers tian, or. |St Lewis Region Hesalerecd Gnds ana’ cornere! angers. | : , ' feraon. CA. & bor. in Gale’s Pathway) a ! partment | nanny . iw : sar? . | Kits Providence al girl} 87. 14 20.—One man x . dress trunk MARRIAGE LICENSES | wa bile nd several persons were during a 60-mile spring | een . ’ nich Su 41 midnight F retcane Uned: | | - - | Le j s hia city, the state of Missouri suit cases price S40— } Ls sen J| hay yom , y ‘ in and parte of Arkan $2.50 to $5.50 2 NT OP rf . 4. cor ; me Fens og : Missourl towns were suit cases: t heme . . 3 fre Damage here ran in- tat EXTRA SPECIALS! = |/ i! “8 #6") ae | Buildings Laid | 1 - sa natch utr ps = ui ings ai patent leather suit cases: genuine leather bags: ‘ Rv te Seg Flat in Indiana These Prices special $6.95 _apecial $8.75 \} ott “EVA, Ind, March 29—Six Hetty wiateater, pete B10 AY . persons were dead here today and —biack pate eather st genuine ¢ ‘ 33 | ot f e Hit leather sult cases: all RE BB r ; : the tad of ® coruas er A gone We offer you the highest de ffimmed: with and without %, on : ¥ RS : [OES Geneva and the surrounding terri-| e y g gra 20-, 32-, 34-inch 5 id aan Oe : story last night. Among those killed ea: Prices, $12— to #23— o—; =| gaan Gabe teak ite ites pr Ande rth ‘ EE ee tee little. boven the wore til] Gental work—the best of materials— F special 877.50 J \ - - Mallett mohomish.,.2¢ Harry Fields. Scores were wounded | | | fo mph nnd Mauvews Paiotm Ly Houghton :.17 and buildings in the busisess section||il] and a positive guarantee with your —eplendid &-ply fiber ic Harju, Matti B. Seattle . Lees! were laid Mat on the grount as tf a trunk; fitted w Siven, a ma, Milton .-.. Lees) gigantic steam roller had passed over work at these prices: drawers, 12 hangers, . Prank Lao, Shedd, Or. suit cases to heavy hinges and laundry beg tr « ; y oe Or. —full grain leather sult cases ke: straps; remular | lift ; —dreas trunk of best apt Barve Black. | brown Sate. toe ‘ veneer covered wit =. Yakima ais Pood 0 - Soran, : being lodestructible Baker, Giadya, Seattio « 4) Property Damage i fiber with combina. Templeton, Joseph HL. Seattle. Lewal * - end iocks, 34 to 36 lion trays: @sod. dock [sere Maethet “Gkreieva, “Walle Tt Big; Score Killed on oe, - } { ge Bt Rd pies INDIANAPOLIS, March 29.—More| DEATHS & score were kilied in a tornado ‘ Wileox, Arrinda, 74, 4908 42n4 a. which swept Northern and Central/ r ldoyd, & 114 Valley @ Indiana last night, according to re-| —tal leather et _ Ruth Ellen, 3 monthe |ports reaching bere over badly crip | ti fanc athe 1, & ° over- ; : | nal - J he 4 fad 1] 2 ) . 911 Bore ve ‘ Z | Os weg suit 4 gavaie. night of shopping | | Diack leath ny bg i neh rr . pred ey goha ve, Anna 5 ; 1} tben ave. |* iped out More than 100 persona ir ' bags, 7 3 Ua, 32- | bh s123—, im genuine | | 4. J Vetter, V. F.. 82 y bowpltal weer injured. It was impossitte to/ leather; brown « 18-, 2 | - k and lever bo: estimate property damage. and black: prices inch price ’ whide ea; rein we pu “- s12— to ea 2 ; ; Hawaiian Pageant | tn tn Wiha wien concn tae Went Is Due in April! tery, ina. tx at Union City, one HONOLULU, March 29—George|&t Monroeville, several at Geneva a who played the role 4d three at Zulu seme Union City is on the Indiana-Onjo in the Oahu college | ersary page at Puna-| line, and mort of those killed there hou in 1916, has consented to €asume |!!ved in Ohio. ie the same role in the Hawalian Mis sions Centennial pageant in Apri. |Wast Storm Toll ' chlatiy tane8 af the ancient segiene, Taken in Georgia is] ‘ |whose ancestors were with the] ATLANTA, Ga, March 29.—Be jarmies of Kamehameha the Great, is|tween 50 and 70 persons were killed, of commanding physique and por-|hundreds injured, thousands made| trays the role in a most acceptable|homeless and millions of dollars’ We believe that you can’t get bet- manner. worth of property destroyed by a se. | SECOND AVENUE | A ENE: = rie# of tornadors which swept over ill! ter Workmanship or materials at an: Rb alla FOUNDED 1864 Bic mig daa Says Poolrooms Gortiocs et Geergia en AMnama ee! Dp y here early today. TOLEDO, March 20. Poolrooms| « At La Lets > ys more than 40) ; | pasate yen sworee than’the lane hart ‘eported 12 aad] scientious service anywhere than we AN ANOTHER (THE VeNTRILOQUIST WN PLL. TRIES T0 (cxwuk ests" o HUDSON TUNNEL RULE COLORADO © ps a Heavy Storm Loss| ‘ : DETROIT, March 99,--One known We are determined to make this Greatest Under-River High- Plans to Dominate Old Po- . PHY and thousands of dotiars property |! one of Seattle’s leading dental offices B svent thru Southern Michigan late||{|| aNd we want to do it as quickly as ‘NEW YORK, March 29.--Four! = cin. Sil xe 5 yesterday, according to reports the r growing of th test under-river highway | on-partisan league expected to in the eee a sassy river tunnel hare bors St ra Big fencny nt fo awe s New Park | i Ss ‘ by the New York State | Farm ond invor teaders in tne) ONLY $100 CASH Natural Wonder We positively guarantee our work ‘ -Briare and Tunnel commission are| league plan no third party, but ather the domination of democratic] You need only $100 cash to are by cone of the enabling bill, y ‘i b is don icate ’ and republican organisations. | | cot possession and $15 Thich fives power to the Territory right straight behind our guarantee, If Wehicles using the tunnel will bring | ac cane: cially Auworganized tn Colo-| monthly to become the owner. erment lands for leased lands it is] anything goes wrong with your work ‘Hough revenue, it is estimated, to! I build Waras Than on pene night, according to reports received place, at any price. And we are very eas |r worse than the ealgons, sayn the| persons were killed, reports starea.. {iil} Certain that. you can’t get more con- rea diere yn dg re Michigan Suffers are prepared to give you here. dead, eight’ others reported killed = . way in World aor litical Parties 5 BBM violent wind and rain storm which| “years hence will see the completion | i: oe wiaihal Pow.| a reac hing ‘here early today, possible, of course. to cost $28,669,000—if plans just) race in Colorado. i ce tee Ko onal 1 | HONOLULU, March 29—The pass to give you satisfaction, and we stand Cars and 26 cents for horse-drawn soon tbe of Hawall to exchange certain gov Edward Anderson, secretary of the the first unit “of 2 national park, makes America’s new we will be right here to make it right., | $0,000 votes for candidates indorsea| City Farms. You move in| ‘rhe new nas, within its con- tunnel will te more than 15,000,000 | [Aly [Pyehicles a year, according to Clif. ye by’ the non-partiean league. and finish the place as fast fines three great volcanoes; one the This offer will be open to you but Republicans believe the state will most incessantly active and most ' ford M. Holland, designer. . ; MN iT a, J 4 0 their way by 20,000 to 40,000 votes | #8 you can. It's the one way arpeudsuer cate! on Gate ane te a very short time, so take advantage re 2 Twin tubes 8,500 feet long will be} ‘built from Canal, Spring and West and that the state will send a Wood | t y i r onc ood} to save and be independent ™oU* Kilauea; another the largest ‘sts., Manhattan, to 12th st. in Jer- Jelegation to the Chicago conven d Li voleano in the world—Mauna Loa, of it now. “wey City. tion, with Hiram Johnson as secona| Of the landlord, say nothing 14,000 feet in height and periodically 5 holce about the pleasure and satig- tive, and the third, the largest ex- Boy 126 Years ——_—— fase 40° lie cal tinct orater on the surface of the g ° acuiol -] er your »be, a hole some 26 miles around Old Is Wanted Says Miracle Man ; : f H B h Cc own roof, See me for a.%? 4 mile deep. penne DALLAS, Tex., March 29—~Thru as Brou : | said : cichiemeniienies ght Cure home. Honolulu Coeds | & typographical error, a printer here | More than 126 years old. Fred G. jared Monday that he had been Seek Employment Tongue wrote that he had a relative yf\completely cured of long-standing HONOLULU, March 2%—In_ the 136 years old and could recommend . Y}.\eye and internal trouble by the “t H. C. Peters effort to raise the remaining $2,000 him for the place, on of hands.” He was treate of the territory's quota of $5,000 to- advertised for a boy who “must be F. B. Pittgood, Colonial hotel, de re | James Moore Hickson, E “mir. 716 Third Ave. ward the Smith college endowment mole man," in Reattle, : cue meaebike fund for the increase of faculty Cats Are Popular ne pathins and: eometrustion 6 mew With Britishers ; buildings, four Smith graduates, liv- LONDON, March 29 —Recognizing “ 7 IBER | Y ing in Honolulu, are offering to “hire ITE ds-cu5 daunedkic cat ta 2 4 vi, oa 8 Rocneet jout" as maids, companions or baby- vermin extinguisher, the mininry of PARIS, ‘March 29.—The \councl tenders, at the rate of $1.an hour, the Il! Northeast Corner Third Avenue ani gprs is considering proposals é of ambassadors today refused A ET ‘e J - a ger pe agp A sal haere eae Sener Pike Strent ~Z t 0% « * 1 Ls ori * SC ruscuctase to keep @ cat. F sp sla gunboats and au between Miss Hester Pratt and Miss Edith * f Bi CN” thateked casicn tains Pike and Liberty Theatre | /Dohrman, Look for Our Big Electric Sign , who disappeared es somenpel |dinte delivery of these vessels to the allies, An office holder who has a pull doesn't generate much push.

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