The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1920, Page 2

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Gear} havo} 1 seas - the aa) 35073 } } po Your / Credit TACOMAr SAORI D SD v tegedagies Jantern and with Mashlights playing | party hastilp.retreated without leur ‘on the walls, the party went hurried |ing what was beyond Ty from gambling room to gambling!) Ascending a stairway thru a trap Feom, thru tunnels under Sixth ave. door, the mayor led the way Into a and under King st. gambling room, operated as s club » out of “Vd need a guide to get out in the rear of a Chinese soft drink remarked Mayor Caldwell, 523 Sixth ave. 6. “1 don't 4 came necro whether I'm going or coming.” aur poly Mote gan 4 1 Gambting tables and a lottery cage |were In evidence. "The room had Some of the older tunnels were evidently been in use for some time, electrically lightea tut, groping his| but was deserted. sway thru a dark bore, leading be SECRET DEVICES pom the Midway hotel, 618% Sixth | op; DOORS lp gfe ea conagag ed Under an old rag the mayor found cist ~|* plug fitting inte the wall, A sharp | pull opened a door that disclosed an other door leading into the soft room “By time a police raiding | squad chopped thry this door,” said the mayor, “the gamblers could be home and in bed.” A iwokout's | daor had been made by removing th silver from the back of a mirror which set in the wall side the gambling room could clearty see & person outside, but the latter could not see the lookout. CHINESE EXCITED BY EXPLORERS When the party reached the street they found several seore of excited Chinese and other curious observers having a look.” Tounding a corner, they descended again into the tunnels and took up an exploration tn a 4if. ferent direction, passing under King! wt. and into several other gambling joints, all deserted In a suite of five adjoining reoma, evidence was found that recent |carpentry had been done. Two large baal cages had been bullt under. ground and gambling tables of | various shapes and sizes were stack- ed aghinast the walls. We'll epoll their game before they get started,” remarked the mayor. “Somebody show me the way out of here.” drink Make the Most of This Very Exceptional Offer || 4 trap-door led upstairs into the rear OUTFIT COLUMBIA AND CABINET $65 | They're the | told. | Tar ¥ DOORS | HEAVILY BARRED Here ts a wonderful offer it means #0 much more than merely a phonograph—it is 4 Columbia model that plays any size record and has a repertoire |, Back thru another and evil smell. | Ing passageway, the searchers found without limitations, rendering all the finest music of the world in another suite betng fitted up for | gambling. Triple doors of fourinch the most perfect manner. In the cabinet there is room for 100 rec- thickness, all heavily barred and ords, and you may choose the | bolted, and each equipped with a | peep-hole were the protection against wood you prefer in either mahog- any or oak finish. all these bedrooms out. insanitary. Or get out of building,” the for raids here. Poking a cane up thru a hole in the ceiling, one of the party discovered la secret systern of communication thru which @ person standing in the jroom above, commanding a view of ‘the street, could signal the gamblers |in the room below in time to permit! Come in and hear this Colum- bia render some of your favorite pieces and learn on what easy terms we make possession ponsi- ble—have this beautiful instru- ment in your home at once and pay for same @ little at a time by the week or month ingest plate known, covers AN work guarantee: | morning and ot early patients, whore work, 4 a patients who have tested our work. you are in the right piace. | who | Chairman | mittee, peephole near the| A person tm | Another tunnel was traversed and | Another trap door ore them en | proprietor was! ment patron “OAKLAND GIRL IS KIDNAPED Rescuers Are Beaten Off by’ Her Abductors OAKLAND, Cal, Mn . Po. Nee bere today were tnvestinating the kddnaping of an unidentified girl late yesterday dragee! sereaming and fighting, into an aut: mobile and whisked away from the heart of Gakiand, Members of a street car crew at tempted to the atrugeling girl, but the abductore—there were ty m off with blackjacks «irl re tak " ream, “Th ing me to San Jose—for Ced's make get the number.” The police my they have the num- ber of the car, but refuse to make It publie unt they have found the owner, The San Jose police today were on the lookout for the kidsap- "| PEACE VOTE Is DUE IN HOUSE Resolution wil | Be Called Up on Friday WASHINGTON, March 31-~The resolution to declare peace between the United States and Germany wi! be calla up in the house Friday Campbell of the rules committee and Chairman Porter of the foreign affairs committee #fid) today. A final draft of the resolution has been agreed ta by the republican leaders and tt will be introduced in the house today, they said. Considé eration and a favorable report by the foreign affairs committer ts ex: | pected tomorrow, and the rules com Campbell said, i» ready to make ft the special order af the house the folowing aay, OFFERS REWARD FOR BOY'S CLUE}: \Father of Dore Bartholf|;: | Will Pay $100 |_ Ww. & Rarthelt, ¢ father of Dore Bartholf, 3+yearold Alaska miner, | tniawing from Auburn since Tuemtay | notified Sheriff John Stringer that he would pay $100 reward for infor ‘his son. Young Bartholf mysterious: ly dimappeared, after buying a pack: age Of cigarets. He was seen riding down 11th st, ‘Tacoma, in « big touring car Satur day by Herbert Hrown, 1422 FE. 20th *. Tacoma, Frown reperted to Stringer Thursday. Brown sald he spoke to Horthelf, whom be knows well, Stringer sent a deputy to Ta coma to investigate the | bakoall F CAUGHT, HE’LL GET NEW STRIPE A thief with a particular taste fe green stripes examined several bol! | af wultings in J. Johnson's shop, 218 Haight bidg.. Tuesday night and se lected a eult pattern of worsted with & green pin stripe |Meanest Man Nabs $20 Bill From Girl | Little Bella Hannon, 10, who lives at 111 20th ave, is a tearful girl Wednesday, and her mother is still wearing her old #hors. | Bella was sent by her mother downtown Tuesday afternoon, with & $20 bill to get a palr of new shoes ordered last week. At Second ave. and Columbia m, the girl, in pulling jher handkerchief from her pocket, 1 j lost the bill |the Meanest Man club, who disap peared Into a nearby alley, with « crowd of indignant pursuers at his |heels. He eluded his pursuers, and | Bella wan forced to return home with her sad story and without her mother’s all to secape thru the traps and into the tunnels before a squad of police could possibly reach them. Ennding the tour, the party emerged from under a building in an alley way, back of the Dreamland Dance hall, Sixth ave. 8. and Maynard ave. “I expect this whole locality is honeycombed just like this as far up as 12th ave.” said Building Inspector Johnaon ‘Certainly derground are nabody is doing any un carpentry or digging md here for any legitimate pur. r said Caldwell, ‘Policemen on thelr beats must hereafter report any such activity, and we'll have this all eondemned and torn out. | We'll give the tenants a week to do it. Then, if it i#n't done, the city will attend to it.” DRINK HOT TEA. FOR A BAD COLD Get @ small package of Hamburg Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take |a tablespoonful of this hamburg tea, | put a cup of boiling water upon tt, |pour through a sieve and drink a teacupful at amy time. It is the me effective way to break a cold and cure grip, as Itigpens the pores, re- leving congestion, Also loosens the bowels, thus breaking Id at once It is inexpensive and entirely vege. table, therefore harmless REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS iy order to introduce our new (whalebone y iite of the roof of the mouth ou ‘an bit met {eeb Th ponte Om Cee EXAMINATION FREE $2.00 Amalgam Filling Painless Fxtraci ing 4 Ak our ving a to our office, hen comin, Bring this ad with you. Open Sundays Fram 0 te 12 for Working People OHIO CUT-RATE , DENTISTS IE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1920. GERMAN REBELS REFUSE DEMAND Huns In Ruhr District Are Still Defiant March “HL ‘The Freneh cleo office was advined from Ter » today that the German Rubr have refused the ultimatum Von Watter demanding that » thelr arma and divband “SPOOK TELEPHONE” WILL LET YOU TALK TO THE NEXT WORLD NEW YORK, March 31.-—-One f these days we're have the nertous it jerens of an up reh made r aud) ‘BRITISH DENY TURK TREATY dden an Sultan and Dardanelles PARIS s1—The it © depar received a de ain of the f sotentl » working on 1 know how mueh red lately—radi- |! 5 nd everything nd tt ts only a matter of « while before we shall > fected & sma! instrur f which ft mmunication from ¢ Brite ox been dincw of Gen us tence tre between that the " aty Turke a be allowed to re in « inople anu Britair be ol of the str was 1 Wha ted to be the text of ed vs ante 1 multan wheret they gt their a Meantime, the advices gald, inde pendent socialisi# tn Berlin had de clared an altimatur to the goverr ment demanding removal of V Watter, commanding the govern ment's troops which have taken (he field againat the rebeln. TONIGHT TM Wolfs cafeteria, #11 ave—Bryan Democracy ely of King county meets to | Ttob- | ert Montgomery, personal friend ef tiryan and editor of Puyallup Valley, Tribune, mp try ® Contributions per ne the t in oa alts, it n w her to un treaty was rece ee telephone Prriato! at Con! Infor 1 wae estive i Recond vary,” w ch rua, direct sus plymouth Con church—Seabeok Girla ¢ sents “An Evening in. Are: 500 laber Ley P ekiy ing of Central Labor council. THURSDAY $100 Cladhou se, manding ele lowed in rep | the pproved the new cabt the premiership ef Otto yenterd The ministry edged to call immediate elec orth Park Improv 14 sehoo!—Health © ner Read addresses Me inn Improvement club on Uonallzation hall—Aute Trades " ipeer. Southard, RS. 461 Hanson, Oscar, 510 Austin at. girl. | Routhera’ ave, Sen. Harding in Race to Finish CLEVELAND, ©., March 21.—Sen ator Warren G. Harding is in the re publican presidential race to the fin ish, and dos not intend to play the| ‘baby act” and transfer bin delegates to another candidate at the luvt mo ment, he «ald today, after launching his campaign tn thin territory S27 16th ave. yy. 4093 48th . 200 24th &. b. 712 Lath a Mittelstend. A. in, 2109 Second. girl MoGill, F i, Just ae we ty t friends b . 1b was learned to the same eftect | from Paria on Deoem February 1 Bristol |that the authenticity of the alleged | COPENTIAGEN, March 81-—La-| |treaty was already regarded as| borites were to present their plan to | Mubtrul call © general strike in protest eT yl i Against the king’s action tn dismin» jing (4 cabinet of Premier Zahle to 5 @ meeting of the Trade Union com grees today. ‘| The king, ft wne seid, charged the new mininatry of labor with rempon: | | sibility for preventing the strike, but| yoy 0, Hadley took office Wednes was told the ministry was powerlems.|qxy ax the temporary secretary of Railway workers and postal workers | tne Chamber of Commeren, following agreed to walk out if the strike wax the resignation of Gordon C. Cor | called, Social democrats, at a meet: |taley, who haa accepted the office of girt, adopted @ resolution | assistant to the president of the Puy king's coup and d> allup and Sumner Fruit Growers’ as after the pian fel-leesinen, aad bas ereatioe’ the with extension Of MetnrathCorbaley company, a food wilea concern Says He Cut Meat me-| one and endsaver to obtain interns But Not Prices Lot of Fienr Butchers are net living up to the 7” Rumors of a republic persisted to |Sllered agreement made with 0. day called fair price committee eoil monet cian thoulder of veal this week for 20 cent & pound, according to com |Boom for McAdoo init. inake'tn ‘rue star, On in Illinois) 4 vita: 1m woman phoned tat) her meat man had charged her 49 CHICAGO, March 31——Wiltiam G. | O° Me’ imi” ing it hed ooet hin "| McAdoo was placed in the race for | 57" ge said he told her he had made | the presidency with the launching of | 57 [Oe wait ne a wns not wd o7 K. Howell ot. be }& boom for him by [Mnets democrat» =pon: bt“ King county he sopital, here today. |ble for what the price committee maid ‘The movement to boorn the former |!" the papers. secretary of the treawury was began a few days ago by leading democrats of the etate and was mede known today by Michael Igos, former as wistant United States district attor. y and democratic leader of the state ansembly 021 60th B W. boy. T7311 14th % z be $ Lake ave. a. Aq 612 Alot ate eirl girl. bn Oh, Mamma! But Pappas Is Slick An alleged “ball money swindle,” . ett | mation leading to the discovery of |), It was picked up by a member of ee jbared Tuesday afternoon in Justice Ouse W. Brinker's court, was being investicnted Wednesday by Deputy | Prosecutor C. A. Mount. Sam Pappas, suing Tom Pappas, not a relative, disclosed that after Up Week” will begin April 12 this la recent criminal case had been dis-| year, accorting to official prociama- Ag | powed of Tom had drawn down $104) tion lawued by Mayor Caldwell. ree belonging to Sam and had k linens ¥ with the erplanation that i ied had kept the sum for “ ‘The sult was halted temporarily to give time for the prosecutor's probe. Clean-Up Week to Begin Here April 12 Minor ¥. Yi, “Clean Up, Paint Up and Spade MARRIAGE LICENSES | Nate and Residence Wright, Mepry M, Seattle Hanley, Iva, Seattle . Drennan, Albert. Tilliog® Mont Myers, Frances, Reattle 2. ....++ Peterson, Melntosh, Grace, Portage » Bwenson, Martin, Poulsbo Byres, Ranong, Poulabo ... orge ¥.. Beattie . Beattie opt | —_____—_ — ;Buy Your Sui CHERRY CHAT HERRY'S terms will make it convenient for you to secure a emart spring sult right now—and you can} have It the day want it~our the Lege ase 3 Infant, Falls From Window to Death tame! Lagat) SAN FRANCISCO, March 31. o7| William Gorug three years old, 33) fell from a see 4 story window o . $3 hia home this morning, suffering in-| \jurtee fram which he did shortly afterward 1 Axel, Cove ae). Raphael B. Seattle Larec!, Hanula, Beattie Golibakke William K.. Seattle hil, Frances G., Dellingham . in William, Seattle. . rpteas Kenney, Marguerite Ay fe: attle Lege DIVORCES GRANTED Bidson, Rhenbina from Howard Mitchell. Mary E. from Harold @ rderud, A. KB from Loulge A. seller, Fred from Ethel [ srrant, Ysebel E. from ©. William. rang, Helen A. from Edear C. fas, Ruth from Milton C. Thieves Play Jazz While They “Work” expert fitters will have your suit NEW YORK, March Burglars | smoked cigarettes: and played gaze | ny for you, perfect in every de music while they pitfered the show. | Mil, on the instant-—the equal in fab room and office of a phonograph |" 84 fit to the best tallored-to company on Duane st. In their Joot| Measure suite—and certainly a great was o baby grand plano. deal less expensive, sete occa dl tee We carry men’s fashionadle BRIDGEPORT, Conn—-Albert B.| clothes of famous advertized maken, Beers, 75, former commandern-chief | 4nd we back them up with our own i of the G. A. R, died Tuesday |@uarantes, Come in and « your enry, 6 si] | fssns efi sult now-—be prepared for Master. ANACONDA, Mont—Thermome | Cherry's Style Shop, 207 Rialto} ter drops 80 degrees in six hours | building, over Pig’n Whistle, Second during ming blizzard. Ka McDonald, Mary A. 1 Bheidon, Artemun A Cownihan, Jan Douglas, Jann. John anitarium. wrie, Walter A. 7 ason, Thomas A, “4 PY: te &4, $16 Cher- en Madison and Spring ia & Henderson, y View sanitarium. | Hayamt, Puget Sound hotel Federal Court Is Adjourned Today} Owing to the absence of Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer, the United States district court is adjourned until Thursday, Judge Neterer is in Portland in connection with his of. This Last Day TON OF FOOD TO GERMANY DAILY Packages by Mail ot toot up the part of our jerm * he ny mily bace We nature rmar F f 11 pe Moreover, tt conta jens to roel to Germany than it York. 1 ate in the wa either place, tx a pound. But on 11 po New York, at 1 cents @ pound, six cents war tax is added, making the cowt $1.28. While the same weight parcel can be sent to Germany for $1.32. Foreign mail * exempt from war tax 1 other f parcels of that signed to ¢ tip the lrmi next, ia ee to ne to \Dan Sawyer Seeks Ed Hendrickson 24 Hendrickson’s old friend, Dan awyer from Chippewa, Wis, is stopping at the Hotel Regina, 204 Second ave. 8, and wishes to get in) yuch with him. When Sawyer last saw Hendrickson the latter was street carring in Superior, Wis., 18 years ago FUNERAL SERVICES will be held at Bonney-Wateon's at 2 p.m. Thurs- | day for Mra, William Elbridge Park- er, resident of & tle for 30 years, ! who died at her home, 419 Boylston ave, Tuesday nig fter lingering | At the bedside were her children, Charles E. Parker, Maud Parker and Adella M. three BEEMAN QUITS ENGINEER i No Agreement Regarding| Seattleites Send 200 to 300 | Says Resignation Due Too Much Politics mas % Beeman, has tendered arcing County Hures with Cast resignation, ¢ r Bamuel J ing tw for ment to muppe 2 deputy under Iiumes, as the successor for office, res be waa on by & cominitiee, sald to have relected by Humes, and that he support Morford or sign. Beeman hag been mentioned more than likely candidate Humes’ office, Beeman's takes effect immediately, Had the Honor of Being Con PORTLAND, March 31-—"Yau, 1 bad that honor.” That reply was made by Chaplin, editor of Solidarity, cial organ of the I. W. Wa was asked tn court here late day if be had been William D. Haywood in C Beeman dec (summer for conspiracy to | the draft. defer in the tris Portiand radical, 1 with ertminal F. Vanderveer, aif of his client. Ship’s Captain Is Lost Overbo VANCOUVER, B. C., psy: Capt KR. Winter, in steamship Canadian Raider, overboard between We Save You to get the utmost dollar. Best Gold. Crowns Best Plates ficial duties. Some wives seem to think that husbands were made hed order | of March may be made the first day of a brighter Financial Fu- ture for You if you will take advantage of our invitation to Store established since 1892. Store Houre—& a m. to 12 midaight. Sundays—S a m. to 11 p m. 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