The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1920, Page 2

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Our Goods Are Open for Your Inspection at All Times and We Wish You to BEAR IN MIND THAT WE DO NOT MISREPRESENT U. 8. Army Rifles, Cal. 30-40 Krag, good as new. $18 U.S. Army a? Cal. 45, single shot.,....... 5 ‘We Have a Large Assortment of Campers’ Outfits and ‘Workingmen’s Clothes. | Kirk’s Military Shop Original GOVERNMENT | GARRANZISTAS | Troops of Deposed Presi-| | pealed to thelr government to wend |a.warship to Vers Crus ® way ro | | ported, and one of the veasals at Her |muda has been orfered to proceed |piano. If you're pot interested ARE HARD HIT’ dent Expected to Give Up CRUZ, May (Night)—Carranan forces have suffered several hundred casual- thes In heavy fighting In the re gion of Hacienda Tamriz, state of Puebla, in the jast 48 horus, ac troops were gradually clos ing in on the deposed president, They expected his surrender or capture within the next twe days. | The rebels claimed to have more | than 14,000 men subject to thelr or- | ders, The president's force was em) timated at about 6,000 troopa, | | BRITISH SUBJECTS | ASK FOR WARSHIP British circles wore worrted over) the fate of John 1. Rody, Liritien | Gonsul at Vera Crux, Body was re | the train in which the presiden: | from him. Britian gubdjects in Mexico have ap- immediately to Mexican waters, Another report said Felipe Sanches Carranm, a nephew of the preaifent, shot and killed himeeit/ Grant © jebers, Th W. bey. | wits, c i Pyfe, A, & yesterday, after be had been sur-| rounded by rebela, The youth was one of the best-known aviators tn the report aaid. Rather than surrender, | Meth he turned his revolver on himself. | ¥ | 8100—Chamber 0 Mugo Wink Wo American Lagion, meets SATURDA |10100— Moore theatre-—Special per- formance of Orpheum vaudeville, M. Creany, headliner at ported to have left Mexico City on | Neom—Meve's cafeteria — Teamen Democrat | Med, No word had been recetved | Noon Good ard toe 314 We ¢ | Runner D. 1481 Minor ave. girl TONIGHT THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1920. ‘SPOKANE THUGS | STEAL $10,000) Great) Dean miver-Attack Agent in Northern Station under | SPOKANE, May 14 Kickjng | Agent Ha A. Peterson tte uncon, sciousens, two thugs looted the lo- cal Great Northern exprem office of ~ | $10,007.91 in currency shortly before midoight Detectiven are Investigating todny Peterson was found early today by his half-brother, Frank Leer, He wn 2 80th wt and ler district nis t play: “The it by rousiont de building banquet halh atte nurses in 1 lying on the floor, wurrounded by | about $6,000, mostly in sitver, which t h@, Arcade building | the thieves had left in thelr hurry et in honor of @Taduat= | to escape, One of bin amallants were an « Ubrary, State Armor: n'# Auxiliary, Pr et 1k} army uniform, Peterson sayr. | A detective mfe lock allowed the robbers to pounce upon Feterson, wh noticed by him, He was unable to tse a revolver lying within a few inches of his hand on the desk. Peterson's Injuries were treated at the emergency hospital. \idren of city will be id wu BANDITS VISIT addresses King FF, Sh of 48" on Ao This » sale rh arborn, Line Men Against Wali;| * Get $300 , 14 M.” 4614 California ave. ene | +H Mth NE.) wo youthful bandite walked into |the bunk house of the Admiralty logging camp No, 2, near Eamonda, at 1030 p. m. last night just as the) od the were roing to bed and robbed ring th Utility. the crew of more than $300. Wilson, 2, be: American marines were once more | lawson, J. eirk ‘The logers were lined up against on shore in Vera Crus today Ma. | Fil he We} oe thetr Dunks and one of the robbers rines and bloejackets on the Ameri-| Puck, A. made a systematic earch of their travel. Two American destroyers and one harUcehtp Oklahoma wae expected to arrive sbortly. | Adviees from Mexico ald ree otutionary leaders there had called «| meeting to nominate a provisional president and to arrange for the pres | idential election. } eee New Wireless Plant Links Mexico Ci NOGALES, Artz, May 14-—-A new | © wireless station, completed today at Meyer, FW. 6 |Hermoaitio, t@ in direct communtcs | Spence it w to be| pam! tion with Mexico City. used at thia time only for official | bastness. Hermosillo ts the capital of the state of Sonora. | coe wan today preparing « diplomatic drive to win recognition from this country. Wiaborate preparations will be tnade for a formal request for recog: | nition by the United States govern. ment, it wan learned today at head Quarters of Dr. Torre Ding, “confi- dential agent of the provisional gov- ernment of Moxico.” eee | Rebels Extending Area of Control AGUA PRIETA, Sonora, May 14. | —Control of the Mexican border! from the Gulf of California to the| Gulf of Mexico by the Mexican revo- | hationists will be complete by to-| night, lberalist lenders confidently Predicted today. Matamoran, on the Texas fine, ts the only port of entry not formally im rebel hands, and it was reported can vessels here wert given liberty. | Graykowsk |. W Weber, supply ship were in the harbor. The | L! Weik Ma: Jer ayne, ave. | | Butterworth, W. ¢107 Aurora ave. | girl Cartronie, MéLeum, J.T. 4419 49th boy. and Famers, Mendenhall, HW. T, 1629 24th awe, AS PROWLER All Suits of Tweed and ye a 2 28th 8. teh Velour Checks. ' ‘ S303 mith boys or All Suits of Wool Jers A + =th &. boy. e 4 0 ‘ool ey Pa 7 CH M37, Third ber 4 Nabbed in Portland, Re and Knitted Name and Residence. Age | Born. Grover ©, Butta Mont.. | Tracy, Beulah L, Butte, Mont. Marston, Bowe a MacCarthey, Alice, Seattle Ramahiia. Vincennes, Seattle .. Pappuciiia Marie P. Seattle Vanes Har Magen Lawson, Lawrents IL. Man Lioy4, Beatries, Colfax An, Jackson, Young. |Shrewebury, Bthel seattle DIVORCES GRANTED Pape, Dorothy Roberta from Joseph - Boyd, James trom Lena rary, Frank G. from Anna J. PPancroft Hagrinon #' clothing while the other covered them with a revolver. Both dimppeared tn the woods in the direction of the in- “| terurban tracks. | Everett was notified and Deputy Sherif Frank Gregory rushed to the camp, but was unable to obtain a/ trace of either of thé holdupa i dress wear, Satin. BOY ARRESTED Serges. -» 1803 Warsaw, twin turned Here Beart Ih, Seattle Beattie .. tM. tt Mare Bate ees «Leal -:Lawal | clothing, fure and aftverware valued | | tn the neighborhood of §2,000. Russel BK. Seattle .. Girton. Carrie, 4. e°4 >. ‘agasakl, Konatun, Nini Queek, BH] Madison Court Meyors, Mable, 19, 2442 58th X. mith Mary T6, bats ahead We Smith, Mary, 76, Comber, & Seattle General hospital Dutng the war, Germany con mamed one and one-third million pounds of gunpowder a day. ch | Dont. Chin DEATHS Edmund MH. 67, 1434 F.| ing, Friday night. TWO DAYS MORE Friday and Saturday Mark the Close of Our Semi-Annual Stock Adjustment ALL COATS ALL SUITS ALL GOWNS Price. Concessions involves, without exception, with- out reserve, all of this season's .remaining stocks of smart Carman pay rs i apparel. is sale We have discontinued vale Ar approvals and C. O. D.s. All Coats for Street and All Coats for motor All Capes and Wraps for All Swits of Silk and AN Suits of Tricotine, Potret Twill and, AU Suits of Tricolette Al Gowns end Dresses for formal and in- formal wear, Tricotine, Serge, Jersey, Tricolette, Taffeta, Satin, Georgette, Chif- fon, Net and Lace. SWEDISH HOSPITAL'S graduat- tne clams of 33 nurees received di- plomas at Swedish tabernacic Thurs- iy 0, ne SO Florence Nightingale cen’ - quet at Masonic club, Arcade build.| perfect baby, you will have to hurry Have to Hurry If If you are the prowd parent of if official recognition of the fact here that the Carranza commander there is ready to surrender to the | rebel leaders, | Hint Revolutidn | in Cantu’s Realm| EL CENTRO, Cal., May 14.—Asite from the killing of © Mexican cun-| toma clerk at Algodones, fear the | Colorado river, no trouble has de | veloped on either «ide of the inter. | national border in this sectian. | Peace officers here have been asked by the federal authorities to | be on guard against concentration of | men to cross the line into Lower | California and overthrow the Cantu government Let Your Children Learn to Play a Piano This Summer Now is the time. Don’t put it off. Your children need a in a new expensive piano, come and see what you can buy for just a little money in our used piano department. We Have No Sale but we are going to offer you a number of dependable, hon- est, used pianos at prices that are absolutely right. You are losing money if you fail to call at our store while we have these pianos on the floor. Terms if desired. Johnson & Doner Piano Co. 1621, Third Ave, R. T. Reid in 1919 LRAYE ro SEATTLE | MEDINA LEVOT Canchi | Park) | 6:00 4 M AM $420 A M| Too kM ms P1204 M| hoo A Me aM 2816 AM AM 45 AM AM A.M. ° o 10:20 AM! AM AM 1145 AM. PM) PM ims PM | PM PM ING PM P.M. | P.M. 24:65 P.M pM $40 PM PM | P.M 645 PM PM! 725 PM ’ » M. PM P.M 10:46 P.M |Ads vt | 0 PM i PM pails “Firat trip omitted Sundaya *To Bellevue direct. « {To Medina only. Was Mr. R. T. Reid (president Western Washington Horticultural Association) — RIGHT —when he located his fruit ranch in BELLEVUE? We'll say he was, and here is the PROOF: 11 first prizes out of 13 exhibits at Puyallup Fair last year for grapes, pears, apples and quinces and he has been in Seattle.every day to business as Manager of Instantaneous Alarm Co. Any man can come to Bellevue, get some acreage, start’a berry ranch and still work in town as long as he wishes. The General Character of Soil Well-drained Hillside Convenience to Seattle Market —is what induced Mr. Reid to locate in BELLEVUE. CLOSE-IN BERRY LAND $300 Per Acre |. Produced b: 1 acre winter pears, 700 1 acre sour cherries brought $600. 1 acre loganberries $700, This year the canners are contracting for Loganberries at 14 cents a pound. Strawberries now being contracted at 20 cents per pound. Come to our Bellevue office and look at this land or call and talk to D. C. MCKEE 210 L. C. Smith Building Bellevue Office at Dock. Mr. Wm. Read in Charge. rm Bellevue Warm Exposures Splendid Transportation Lower Prices on Land 1 acre Island Belle grapes, 4 tons at $200 per ton. xes at $2 per box. ton of Mrs. F. B. Phillipa, He Fires Two Shots Patrolman J. R. Moore reports fi morning. The man escaped. YOUR TEETH X-RAYED FREE Db. LR Cark each morning between the hours of 9 and 10:80. new X-Ray Machine which we are placing at your dis- posal without charge be- |] tween the hours mentioned above. ‘ Please come as early in the morning as possible. | REGAL DENTAL OFFICES Dr. L. B. Gark, Masager Your Baby’s Perfect desired. The child welfare clinic at) the Bon Marche ends today. Two! perfect babies were found Thursday ~-Albert Boury, 6 montha, son of Mrs. FE. Boury, 2835 Arthur pl, and Peyton Phillips, 2 years, 6 months, at Fleeing Prowler ing two shots at a prowler he saw in the vicinity of Boren ave. and Madison st. at 3:30 a m sitet, | | in ir | | | Teeth ) ou. Examined about your dental needs without cost or tod Re ’ WORK 4 LOWEST PRICES are. the induce- ments we offer you to come here. This is Seattle’s fastest growing dental office. We expect to make it | soon one of the leading offices of | this community. | We will so treat | you as to deserve | your continued } patronage ‘andj your recommend: | ation ‘to your friends. y National Dentists “filird'and Pike” Right Across Pike Street the New man Store Look tor Our Big