The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1920, Page 2

THE CARRANZA MEN | ARE HEMMED IN) 14,000 Rebels Are Fighting 6,000 Federal Soldiers ATTLE STAR THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1920 TONIGHT 56 YEARS’ SERVICE TO THE HOMEFURNISHER FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS —no C. O. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser; these specials will not be delivered—can be easily taken by purchaser. MR. LINDQUIST LEGION CHIEFS ‘LANDSLIDES TIE WAS MISQUOTED URGING BONUS UP RAILROADS |Bootlegger Didn’t Actually; Will Go to Washington to Traffic East of Mountains Mention the Police Continue Fight | Seriously Hampered « cd VERA CRUZ, May 1t.—(Mid err Lindquist > r | DENVER, May 13.—Washouts of : unusual price on| | set of 5 mixing baby swing Hight} Fighting between Car . piers urt this week and | ¢ radian, ace te heey this tabourette bowls: special sharply reduced ranaa forces and rebel troops was YAY Se ine ated. | L@nion has been calle ot eee d under way at Hacienda Tamaris, 6 same nature, wish. | ton next week in and South © Friday-Saturday-| | Friday-Saturday— | | Friday-Saturday-~ according to advices here Inte to- |s:10—Queen Anne high schoo! |« si cakiy iat hee Waa |toru 0 a : ‘ night ibe veep Anne high Pe | ported told Sheriff Stringer | , % > - he had ta a party of p in President Carransa, the advices : mmerce—Dean | “prowler” car 600 to a | a A q said, refused to eurrender, despite the piver t the of April | ° ethene Y d fact that the revolutioniats offered | Under |! depu JB Bo bach aen trees? are beng ae ‘ ¢ duct led him o7 he waterfront 7 soa beady seeorrmp- Mena enge ra “ - h a oe uc . 7 8204 | with ‘ Boge ay Ba Pi car the measure is passed or until the re mger truing z e att was be " 7 ae Os pose r | coms in ta while robabl y violent, with abc “~ Var be it from Star to injure | _ wo Ry aoe . ’ Aston dings le and washouts In Mon- engaged arranga has about 6,000, th nder feelings of the bootleg: "96 thie delegation wit] be | t between Billings and Reed the advices } ica ted = rivial a matter, What Jing nt to ¢ convention to obtatn ap and in the Bitter Root moun. The revolutioniats were confident| 4 id say, aceording to the three! vrovas of the bonus in the party plat in Idaho are interfering with af victory bution, Ana Lee, Frank Hiliott 884) toon it wag learned traffic over the Northwestern, the General Aguilar, who was Car B. Coffey, who arrested him, was | Northern Pacific and Burlington ranea’s foreign minteter, was report t lines, ed near Ortraba. ' “I've been hit up once before thin | lee Denver and Rio Grande rail Reporte from stations along the sas B allard 4 high » morning and it cost me 7,000-s0ome. two passenger train wrecks Mexican raitway betwren Eeperans odd dollars. on the western slope in Colorado and Apihee f ‘Then he wanted to do business | within the last week, du@ to soft day, said Carr Arcade building | the same. way with * wala Co tracks. waxed in @ ter | ' y of graduat-|“but we wouldn't for it ‘The Moffat railroad, following one 98e General Ba | ‘ng ers ae him under arr | week ® relief, after a snow blockade set of tive tat, ei at lasted a month, is again regular price $1.30 Rebels in Power | gat Kut seventh &. bor Democrats Support Conference ‘on Guarantee blocked by mowaritts near Corona In wet. * ‘ ae oe on the Continent vide. glass mizing bowie In sete Al Border Line| (an ay tatetth nets Vote on Suffrage Will Be Called ws sees et the meet nendes since ong Border Line} tics": Vi, inns hogpial gin, | | Vote on Suft ' IW: ‘ihe of Geek eants Saad rf n.d win IN ROUGE, La ay 1b—] essen sctev 4uee ols eos $1.28 AGUA PRINTA, Senore, May 18 gine National democratic leaders today| WASHINGTON, May 13—A con ilson Receives al for Friday-Saturday, se, regular price $1.75 With the Mexican. revolutions inte | Mi 6 General hos-| threw their influence into the fight! ference of government officials, con Two Ambassado: nras baby claiming control of Nuevo jon ratification of the federal woman | @Tesemen and ra id executives to) 1. ASHINGTO. . THIRD FLOOR Palen uieae sAdition 4622 M ren W., boy. | suffrage constitutional amendment in cums the powalble necessity of con Wilson extra strong, heavy « aid Chinen: tan baiatinn ana boy. \the Loulaia egislature, Homer 8.|Unuing the guaranteed wheat price ‘ te: keeps baby during your ed today to be practically over as far| I 4425 63rd & W. | Cummings, national democratic chair. | after June 1, when it expires, accord tn tasting tha Dae Be ular price $1 as the border fs concerned. i man, and William Jennings Bryan in| ing to present laws, has been called jor and the ministgr from Uris doll c n Friday-Saturday That Gen. Calles, rebel war min-|{ nS be gy >: OF ot, [telegrams to suffrage workers, urged | by Julius H. Barne rector of the ith 7 this doll coupo MUZZANINE FLOOR Inter, held this belief, was evideneed |” boy. . Benne "| passage of the ratification resolution. | United States grain corporation, to cr diplomats, some of whorn nicely etched and 29c by reports that he was:heading for |Mateh, D. 1, 1816 16th 8. box. re nN elegrans’ tn cncrewsmen,| have been waiting eight months to a : , am: on pls bo: In a tele » ng ream water tumblers cathe ase will] Burnett, W. it, 1694 Firat ave. boy. | Jury Says Wreck Barnen exprenses grave concern over | ** the president, are expected to be (cut it out) pots, as he had planned Revolutionary ,| MARRIAGE LICENSES and Residence obert M. Seattle tha Ms Beattie r Laughlin, Mike ©. 8 pt was made today | lose, Anna M., Seattle Chin che ambi! Navone, Prneceto. ene Clad, chet Pambling | Ueuicas Maria, 86a mm, would be permitted to re- als Behwarts, Moria, Seattle oaths sta Yer yeaa aoa Pogdanoft, Anna. eattle special Friday- carpet hassock Saturday— $2.50 for only Friday-Saturday- Was Unavoidable | ‘"* 10!» that may follow the dix-| Invited to the White House soon, ‘ leontinuanes of the ‘ges corpora The k of the North Bend Le ane “ ine Cas tenia ok Wet! oad on | & of $200 Fire in Hotel Routs 200 Guests OM lat about $2.26 a bush | April 20 when five men were killed | jamaged the Hotel Yester, way near Post st, about $200 was declared an unavoidable accident | Wednesday by « coroner's Jury, pre Senators Favor sided over by Dr. W bea a Corson . . 3 o'clock Thursday morning and 3 i Hunt Nomination |: rag Patrotnen Tone ’'Camden, N. J, Gains WASHINGTON, 3.—The | y tutk saw the tideses th ae n’s wtadsl inde Agua Prieta are all the necewmary officers of the «mall! garrison 5 Anne open Ma b | Davis. Ropert ©, Beattie .. H my enate foreign rel committee | hotel basement and turned in the \Gulf of Mexico in Salta beaut in Population | toasy vots, 11 to 44, for @ favor. | alarn. Control of Rebels| jomote, Seattle. WASHINGTON, May 13.—Camden le report on th {ination of | SF AR Nt es Rert, N. J., haa @ population of 116,309, ac- |G. W. P. Hu ona as United | “COUNTRY PRESS and Politics” | EL PASO, Texas, May 13.—Ment-| Euieryy, jean revolutioniate today control the| walker, Wa! unboats in the Gulf of Mexico and | King, Thelma tually all of the republic, advices | Megs, Charles, Av eived here declared. Meenach, Fadia, A cording to census returns made pub ee =minister Siam. Ne today. This representa an increase | was made on Hunt 2 lof 21,771, or 23 per cent in the past|for alleged friendliness ten years. I w THE WONDERFUL A fight! was the subject*of discussion by El- in committee mer E. Beard, president of State with the) Press association, before Young Men's Republican club Thureday. 6 for 49¢ regular price Tie —€0 doren in this lot; bring only 2 pon and we w and this con- give you one w nicely tar, roupd and m ot the bo: Griffiths, Eran, Oakridge, Or 6 etehed: thin biow of these cute dressed dolls regular values ears tiktenen ae ae an tna |Meenach, Vriignia. sides, ¥ ‘ Brice 5c: special unbreakable; 14 inches high ectal Priday-Set- Sree een Maes Se Ole connie, Walter 06, Meatiie ....00 Saturday, 6 for 48e. entire eastern coast of Mexton, Reon Agw hoa pa THIRD FLOOR MEZZANINE FLOOR PLooR oar a Loan, Edward, Seattle | Lartie, Grace G., Seattle lege | DIVORCES GRANTED | Stevenson, Albora G. from George R Devish, Laura from John. DEATHS im, 21, Lineets hb © Lafayette, . lege . oe De la Huerta Is on Way to Capital AGUA PRIETA, Sonora, May 13. ~Adetfo de la Mfuerta, supreme the Mexico revolution, ts to arrive in Agua Prieta . om route to Mexico City) over the administration | TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 101-11 Seuth 11th St, SECOND AVE. AT PINE st. hiet of | Sleleon, >y Inton on, Yrank 38, 1115 TEth ave ‘WILSON GREETS ‘SPOKANE DEMO BAPTIST MEET SIZZLING MAD President Sends Message to,Roasts Drumheller,Williams Church Conference and Saunders May {dent Wilson said today in a message | cratic part George F. Christen. NE te the peace treaty altho it was not|¢n, state democratic chairman, has ehere. sent simling telecrams Bast. 2 This was accepted as a reference} The we Secreta: } to the peace treaty ie was not| Houston an Specifically mentions mer In Wilson's message follows Roscoe Drumhelle “It is a matter of genuine a “thorols every deep regret on my part that Ij and his office” greet the mem-| {bly to take pos ern Baptist conven-| county democrat onvention hold the dia con vention | wires them nd | Collecto hy tion now gather {mond anniversary ¢ in this city # “It is of spect win revenue ing to contro! {timeliness that gr Pierce county convention last » Convention should be > He also charges thet H ington, because the nat C. Saunders, United States Pnothing iess the question | district attorney for Western Wash | whether it is to help Christian peo- | § “with some other federt qple in other parts of the world to! officials mpted “forcibly, and realize thei of justice and of!in a riotous manner, to seize the ordered peact I sure that | democrat vonvention” at Seattle the nation will listen w est deference to the ut he convention.” h the great terances of} la—Wm. J.. Me intendent Chicago 1 in fall JUST A FEW DAYS MORE We are becoming more and more established on the American Shop plan. Just a few days more and you can again ask your grocer ee ee WASHINGTON, May 13—“The| SPOKANE, 12.—Declaring Ration now ¢ thing less than/|that if policies he charges are pur * hether it b sued by United States officials on iP the question whether it is to help Fuse’ & nas eameiae "a PP eppressed people in other parts of won aes. ‘Ginneats. ttt # the world to realize their ideals of in the © of Washington this fT fustice and of ordered peace,” Presi-| fall to be nized an a demo-| eadquarters here today. retary of state for Sonora, has been named to succeed de la Huerta as governor of Sonora. Washington 3 Asks Dope: on Carranza WASHINGTON, May 13.—The gov rnment today was trying to get def. ite advices on the whereabouts of ident Arranz. Conflicting re cerning him have been re there is a chanes of him eacap- over the border, or getting to one hips off the department would send advices to army or navy 4 and what should be done with him. | who ), or would be if polit , one. futile achool | parents | Usually, | hing pro y starve. All of until we not wage to all teach: | have sense | nize ability among | and pay according to | _, RIE AS IT SEEMS DANA SLEETH | telligence of the worker: frequent WASHINGTON, May U3.—A policy | -—- Fe | (Starts on Page 1) ty it impatre h 1 sens, {Obregon | Seeking U. S. Friendship ot friendliness t to foreteners and par. rather than according it law of averages. Mérge numbers ve have re worth, on than a uving apable hired girl aching job while and many a Many « been driven out of the profession becau ’ board couldn't see that she was worth @ dozen raw, fh t ris, who had managed t who wanted a job ¢ ears to cq teacher use of MY unfitness a fine, | large sheepskin t ram | | qualified to teac at with. | out examination, for t stofmy | I wasn't qualified, and I | | didn't teach. But I missed teach | | NS because of the tack of pa not | | City Holds Back on Light Raise Seattle ty light rate v it w letermin Hl not be increased yet the meeting of the city utilities com mittee Thur Decision on the | proposed continued fe other wee jal light and power current is a 1 by Superin- | ten Ross, of th y Nghting de- | partment. |Free Rides for | Children, Plan| Children of five years of age or! wnder may ride on the Muny street | cars free, if the eclty council ae: | cepts the amendment proposed by the city utilities committee Thurs. day. The utilities committee alno voted |% the marriage ceremony—'wed” to make it @ Jail offense to falsity Into the deaf and dumb sign lan | the age of any youngster traveling guage, Miss Nellie Gillespie became | under this privileg the bride of Arthur Shawl, Miss AKRON.—(By Mal.)--When an in. { terpreter translated the last word! Flavo Borquen, until recentty ies ers an to how he should be re | Deaf and Dumb Wedding ! * Interpreter Makes Seas Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shawl {Gillesple, tho born of deaf and dumb ernard, 12 4, Margaret, 60, Providence ie Martha, @%, 111 Green- wood are. ae | don for all offenders against previ. | ots Mexican regimes has been put In operation by the Obregon govern ment, according to advices received jhere today. The United States consulate at Piedras Negras reported it had been told by rebel authorities that Amer. ans and other foreigners would be safeguarded. The Obregon govern. | ment desires friendly, relatians with thin country, the consul was in formed. Bail $15,000 for Husband Killer E. C. Hyde, attorney for Mrs. Madee Anna Sawyer, charged with second degree muréer for the kill ing of her hasband, Howard Saw yer, last Monday, attempted Thurs. day to raise $15,000 hail set by the state for hin client's telease. Mrs. [Sawyer ts in the county jail parents, can speak and hear, but her husband is a deaf mute. She is a worker in a deaf and dumb colony here and the forewoman at a large factory employing the deaf. Shawl is an employe, DR. L. R. CLARK X-RAY | The X-ray is one of the most wonderful of modern inventions. Its helpfulness to mod- ern surgery is little short of marvelous. Diseases which were formerly shrouded in mystery are now, by the aid of this wonder- ful invention, an open book to the physician * and surgeon. Dentistry has advanced wonderfully by the aid of the X-ray. For a long time now dentists and physicians have recognized the tremendous danger from abscessed teeth. 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