The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1920, Page 2

i j | ee ’ ' PAGE 2 21 new model Playerphone talking machines to be sold at about present cost— all ready for delivery with complete outfit 75 $89.75 full this lot of size cabinet Playerphone special talking machines We are going to dispose of this week at a special reduced price, and to make this inducement especially attractive, we furnish with each Playerphone a complete outfit. Cabinets are finished in either mahogany, fumed oak or golden oak. this instrument is in a size equivalent to those which are featured here about at half again as much—and if we are able to prophesy buying trend, we predict that they will be sold, the entire lot, very shortly. —this is what the outfit consists of: 1 full size cabinet Playerphone 10 ten-inch records (20 selections) 1,000 first quality needles, assorted. 1 velvet record cleaner 3 ten-inch record albums 3 twelve-inch record albums regular price ........... Kendibe'nss.s special price for the week $89.75 “Your Credit Is Good” MACHINE TALKING DEPARTMENT—MAIN ri Sor Asks on Jap 8 Broke G. Cakiamin, Jap hotel proprietor} Corperation Counsel Walter Opini Consolidation Idea (JAP HOTEL MAN deep gash in the head In the same room was 8 Uchida, Jap proprietor of the Pine City hotel at 314 Fifth ave. S. Meyagawa ex plained that da had mistaken him for another man and had struck him over the head with a club. Further invewtigation, the detect ives said, proved that the trouble | had been occasioned by Joalousy over a chambermaid, IRISH ATTACKS _ AMAZE BRITISH | excitement “Over Raids Is | Increasing | LONDON, June 2—The audacity | with which Sinn Fein carried out their raid yesterday afternoon on King’s inn in Dublin amazed the Lon | don press | The noldier guard quartered in the inn was taken by surprise and power lena against the hundred men who | completed their raid in less than 10 minutes and vanished before pein fofoements could arrive. |, The affair ts expected to arouse « | lively debate in parliament thie aft ernoon. it is understood that Sir Hammer Greenwood, chief secretary for Ireland, regards the situation in} Ireland as mont grave, He dows not | intend, 1t wan said. ie determined, necessary, to in lereane steadily measures to suppress | the terrorism | The tatest destructions include the military barracks Antrim, at Leenane County Gatway and at Kilbehenny County Cork. Raiders also attacked the courthouse at Druminin and the tax office five const guard stations and the | Queenstown naval station “No Pussyfooting,” Says Sen. Johnson | CLEV whee Ohio, June 2 j Senator Hiram Johnson's principal | reason for going to the republican | national convention in Chicage ts to see that the “convention dors not pussyfoot or skulk on the league of | nations,” he said on bis arrival here | today for two addresses, | “I sball tnaist that the convention take @ manly, courageous stand in opposition to any league,” be said. am entirely satisfied with my | chances at Chicago, but I won't prog. Fr. | nonticate. Earty io my career, I County at 579 King st., was fined $15 im th¢| yeoter was requested to rule on the | learned that the man who boasts police court Wednesday for violation Of the fire ordinancé. Fifteen other Japs went the same way solidation of city and county | Mayor Caldwell Wednesday GET IN ‘ON THE HIRING LINE’ AT THE WILKES THEATRE THIS WEEK A “Barrage” of Laughs, Sereame and Giggles NEXT. “WEEK'S OFFERING “What Every Woman l ernment economies. | Tried on Charge and = effect son, alleged smuggling of 13 quarts whisky on the steam last St. Patricl States district morning. court dry civil appropriation bill | passed by the senate today, pieting legisiative action on measure. Wilson. Booze Smuggling The trial of Elieworth P. Robert. / indicted by the grand jury for) tug Monitor 's day, was opened before Judge Neterer in the United Wednesday WASHINGTON, June 3.—The sun. was com. the It now goes to President constitutionality of the propased con. | ¥>at be will do tomorrow genoraily |»), | bas to apologize on the day after.” by —_—_— JUNEAU —Ruaeell Hanson, 21, of The consolidation of city and coun. | Juneau, and Albert Winslow, of Ana | ty has been urged by many munici | cortes, Wash. pal organizations, who declare that! nery tender Alameda. jit will) prevent duplication of go ge RN eae petioles | SIOUX CITY.—Airplane sent to drowned from can investigate conditions at lomer, |‘ Neb. @ small town wiped out by cloudburst, of REPAIRED byExprers THE Pwowe £ttsorr/$2 LIGHTHOUSE 418-420 UNION ST. INC. Correct Apparel for Women. A Very Important Sale of Suits Offering Extraordinary Values at $492 Some of the most remarkable values of the season, consisting of 189 modish late season suits of quality. Most of these suits have never been shown before, having been secured through special purchase; others were taken from much higher priced lines. attractive. vided, plays. Becond Avenue at pring Street ‘The illustration is an exact sketch of two of the modela, Other and heavy in weight. including the popular wool’ velour checks and navy. See special window dis- ityles are equally Materials are light, medium All colors are pro- Take Elevator to Third Floor _ FOUND SLUGGED to neglect any|™ reasonable means of conciliation, but at Cullybackey in} Curtis, 1 in |< at Castletown, as well aa]) THE SEATTLE STAR TONIGHT ICyclone Gets Frisky; Blows Out a Tooth Peasy ad {860 py. m 1616% Third ave—oOm- ;Woman Summons Police to) sins Nanteintions Sanus Stop Fight Will follow the election A woman's false tooth was blown 2 BIRTHS out but she: was otherwise unin Summoned by the ertes of a wom. |” J.P, 967 N. 48rd at. 4, |Jured by a cyclone near Buford, 8 et an, coming from the New Chicago | / am a TOY, Bat ave NW Minn, recently, according to a let hotel, 206% Jackson at, Police De ‘ Te “lter recetved today by Mra. Duella tots, tea. Soncebey ah oftiech tis 8, Moon, 2603 Washington st, from) morning and found T. Meyagawa. 4 friend in the cyclone area. ¥ Jap proprictor, lying on the floor in $061 Ast oth at ¥ Among the many strange “freaker J “ deb) Ashworth at. girl etter one of the rooms bleeding from a W. A, 2443 Fourth ave |found after the storm, the } anya, was a couch discovered in a 718 G8th ave. W.. girl ee-top he nad been blown 4938 4tnd ave, H. girl, | reetor, where it goal “oan 4 8.6, 8681 Sumnyside ave, boy, |from a distance of more thal MARRIAGE LICENSES |": Name and Residence, ERR Hawkingon, Cari oO, Age Waris 4. Merna, Seattle Hoadman H., Heat hi, Mary 1, Bryn Mawr Supreme Court to lew WASHINGTON, June 2. ‘The case of Henry Albers, milling man, of 2} | Portiand, Ore., will be reviewed by Samal | the supreme court, it was announced Legal | today Albers was ¢onvicted under the en Legal| plonage act, Mebruary 1919, for Lena! | alleged disloyal utterances during the war, and was sentenced to pay & fine lof $10,000 and serve three years at MeNei} Inland. | Corvallis s Student Commits Suicide CONVALLIS, Ore. June 2 24/Tying one end of his belt around 5 . Beattle Dickineon, riend Bt air, Be. atte White, Mildred K., 8 Torkelsen, James Blethen, Kirma, Seattle MoKvoy, Peter C., Seattle Carver, Nophie Mary, Beat Lane, John, Seattle Parent, Mary, Seattle Albert, Snoquatmie Sgansasnge . Lewal Haton, Mae Snoqualmie Falla Legal Ooeden, Edward C. St. Maries, 3 Seattle +e+-20/ hin neck and attaching the other ° Send to the limb of « tree, Ludwig . 41H, Kile, « student at thte ron snatthe eral! agricultural college, committed sul me “es Ley u enter Remington, Noble C. Bremer | cide on the college campus yer ton day P., Beutthe aitle Cummings, Re Plumb, By roi Beek, Gloria IL, Seattle Warren, Prank HL, Beattle Erdman, Vinnie B, Heatiie . Ranks Joho. Franklin Mullen, Kliaab: Gullor, Francis A. E ‘Bellingham Post Goes to Watrous WASHINGTON, June dent Wileon has sent to und... .63 | the following reappointnénts of pont Ue... ee Prem the senate Cloebles, Christina, He marters -ortiand Legal| George H. Watrous, Bellingham, Spokane. Legal| wash Baunton, Harold A. Seattle nm Randstch. ieiave ny mentee 4) Pilate be Goosw win, Butte, Mont Veldwyk Harry J, Reattle .. ary fo Ae re '* Alaska Fish Traps by Mild | Raided by Pirates JUNEAU, Alaska, June Find pirates are again active in thin vi cinity, King salmon valued at $1,006 were stolen from the McNeil, Libby & MeNeil trap near Shelter inland last night, making the third robbery by Drumheller | Roseoe M. Drumbeller, collector of Pe ukban. Harve re Chase, Florence % Motto, John C. Re Bingg, Mabel L. Leet, Macshall W Remtile Sundstedd, Iether V, Meattle .....19,customa, took oath of office before! Bider, Ivan W., Portland 11.27 | Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer at Sunestedt, Alice M. Seattic ........24) the beginning of his third term of of Holt, James B. Seattic Sol, Mra. Stella B, Beatle Meddings, Pred. Seattle . Delany, Addie, Beattle Holmes, Alix BE. Onalas! 41 | fice, 1 August Wrickson, of Northport, died Belect, Mre. Lacy Fo Tat Riverton sanitartum Monday. The Day, Mart La. Richmond Beach. ...25| ody te at the Home tndertaking Bryan, Leona J, Richmond Beach.20| parlors pending funeral arrange Geter. Maree! KR. Chica, Legal | ments. AD, the J. 1 Legal |Lats, Mary N. Seattle ... Leral|Gray, Robert Edgar, Snoq Legel!” mie Falls. .22 Torell, Ruth, Seatt) 18 | Redick, Willfam, Sea Levin, Barah, Seatth Rirkholn, H. M. Seattle eee orth, Mra. Inaline, Seattle fbovtied Antonio, Everett Growno, Antoinette, Seattle .... Johnvon, Reuben L. Bonilla, Rmily, Seat) Arnold, Stanley T. Pateros Erickson, Age Arthur, Fred, Pitt, Anna. Seattle r 5, Stephen A., Ineaquab 2 “roker, Mildred. lssequah . «+029 | Russell, Richard P. Geestie perst Pebastian, Port Angeles 26 Stull, Roberta L., Seattle Lange. Isabelle, Port Angeles an) Chambrean, Joseph J, Kenne- Wick Portiand Norman, Amanda from On O'Connell, Frances Ann nelius F DEATHS |Street, Martha Anna, 43 from Cor- 4217 Eighth 4 | Pohreon, Erie, 11, King county hos- | pital Johnson, Garfield, 18, 4214 Fifth ave Nw Dumar Foundatone le Jone, Sat Noe, Frances W., Seattle Warmer, Alexander, & ttle Justice, Mra, Thilonson, Seattle |. 62 ». Mabelie 710 10th ave. Mon, Ralph B.. Bremerton secu Newman. Merie L.. Seattio ........23 tlanson, Cece ave Anna Kate, k 1433 Bag itth Craig, William w Aver, Agnes, Frageria Harrison, Walter M, Seattle ita free clinic ends Mrs. Miller’s scalp ills Among those who have been treated for scalp afflictions of all kinds at Beriault’s Free Scalp Clinic recently was Mrs. Belle Miller, of 3664 Ashworth ave-, Seattle. Mrs. Miller had been a sufferer from a‘ particularly severe dandruff. Her hair was falling out rapidly. She used practically every article of which she could learn, but without receiving more than temporary relief. After two treatments at the Free Clinic her hair stopped falling out and her scalp felt much better. At this point she took a bottle home and supplemen the Clinic treatments herself. In all, she had four Clinic Treatments. Today she has no sign of dandruff. Her scalp is smooth and clear and healthy and her hair is luxuriant and well nourished. Mrs. Miller volunteered permission for us to refer to her. Scores of cases have been treated since the Clinic was established. We know of no fail- ures. If you have non-blood-seated scalp trouble, come to this Clinic. There is no charge, no obligation and no publicity except with your permission. Beriault’s Free Scalp Clinic 1104-14 Broadway, Seattle, U. S. A. Hours, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Review Albers Case} reported bere within the last four| MRE MARY ERICKSON, wife of “OAR DEAL” DATE 18 POSTPONED Municipal League to Hear, Officials June 11 | Coming Saturday— prominent aity officldia will be given an opportunity to exprean their views on the traction situation, has been F~., powtponed to Friday evening, June Ml, according to James T. Lawler, | |premident of the municipal league ‘The meeting wan planned originally f for next Thursday night | Mayor Caldwell, Councilmen R. Ft. Thomson and O, T. Erickson and! other city officials, as well aa! Thomas ¥. Murphine, former super intendent of public utilities, will wtate their views on the fare in crease, it In expected ‘Whitham Tells of | Philippine Trade Paul P. W trade comminal Philippines 600,000. Staten idjence at the Muniel luncheon ‘Tuenday Uxty per cent of this | trade is with the t 4 Staton, but | pommibilities of the ) part of the islands, he said, Worcester Census Figures Incre: se WASHINGTON, June popu of Worcester, Mane., ts jnow 179,741, representing an in creane of 32,756, or 23.1 per cent, ac | cording to census figures announced today Rayonne, N. J., now has a popula: | ton of 76,754, an increane of 21,209, or 38.2 per cont. . |Joint Quarters for R. R. Boards Terminal and traffic committees of local railway men have estab- lished joint headquarters at room 212, OW, station, More freight cars will be auked of the interstate com merce commission for thin district. Classic of American boyhood, “HUCKLEBERRY FINI? NOW It's His Lat and M PACKING His Gri ‘EM IN Wm. HART “THE TOLL GATE Y. M. C. A. to Buy Congress Hotel The Y. MC. A. has taken an op: tion to buy the west half of the Con gress hotel «ite, at Fourth ave, and | Madison st, to extend ita present building ALASKA CNIC will be held at} We 1 park #Bunday June 6 Everyone attending is requestes tw! bring lunch and coffee ' Friday and Saturday Whistle It! ’ What? “SARI” Back of all of it was a wrecked ambition and a pawnbroker’s heart. Guess q : ae Comedy What's By the 4 OVER THs TRANSOM” Tl. Coming! STRAND ORCHESTRA |} BRAY’S PICTURE d GRAPHIC - Naval Appropriation |(27°%,.1(. "a" tea mes Bill Sent Wilson) ‘<> 2 naval base ot San Fae WASHINGTON, June 2.—The sen- | *°% j ate today agreed to the naval appro . “The Sagebrusher” will begs priation bill as amended in confer- ence and sent it to the president. It} The Star Monday, Jane 7. Best Gold Crowns $5 $15 Set of Teeth Special at - $1 ) Real money-saving prices these— our help to the general movement to bring down the high cost of living. The Best of Materials Careful Personal Service = Workmanship Guaranteed Satisfactory If you are in need of dental service you should take advantage of this offer at once. FREE EXAMINATION And Advice Regarding Your Teeth. THE National Dentists Southwest Corner Third and Pike . Right Across Pike St. From New Fahey-Brockmaa Store nie Look for Our Big Electric Sign : YOUR TEETH X-RAYED FREE Dh. LR Cark each morning between the hours of 9 and. 10:30, No cost or obligation whatever. We have a fine, brand 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. BR. Clark, Manager 1405 THIRD AVENUE Northwest Corner Third Avenue and Union Street Bisgonally Across the Street from the Postoffice Lady Attendants on Duty at AD ‘Times _