The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 4, 1920, Page 2

lage genuine leather $47.15 4 ial ¥ $100—Y, W. C. A—Pupile of Mine io “|; WANT TO PLAY THE CORNET rocker; Speci =? May Have Been Missing) Woman Servant and Man)" Basa iman. nianaror: vench| Sedition Laws Denounced bur | HAVEN T THe wie mina ae ; y) R. 0. Walters Held in Pennsylvania SATURDAY by Him in Speech ee AS aoe pos ior the ee The body of . a a believed to be] oN RrisTow: : a“ Tune 4 Noon Good ae careterte com ABERDEEN, Wash, June ¢ maker just 22 Nd \ R. O. Waiters, 36, a logger, was| Catherine Dundon , who wan em Bacere os Mampt Resolutions spread today on the of thane reckeen . found murdered in the Snohomish 1 tee home af George | maint of the Aberdeen Amoriear at practically . - 2 For three days last Lex post denounce William half the whole river, east of Everett, Thursday aft 0 to grange master, for bin sale val ernoon, The dead man's hands t length by detec B grange mas . ri . | he state range conven deeply uphol were ted behind his back the kidnaping of nee by h at the # crane 7 : 13-month-old Coughlin baby, the Conmmittee of tion here yesterday, branding it ax stered in brown Walter's disappearance was re ¢ tise of th | . 3 enuine Spanish ektehd witinn 60’ tay | OO" ' Vorty-Blght un-American and not reflecting the Geant ices ported ee She was arrested last night on sum BIRTHS sentiments of the decent American pillow | cushi 5s : 15 by’ George Bassett, Oak hotél. | picion that she might have been the Nieh Harvard ave. N.,| farmers of the state comfortabt da = “—, \ Walter was living at the time in| “plant” for the kidnapers, | Mooney, J, Fi. 2 | Bouck flayed congress for passing ow believed to have | rren ave, boy lition law urged the release of wing 8 the Virginia hotel dnd had about | now believed to ha n Warren @ Fone : ger Pa, Sener James Malone, 27, was later taken soy, /Conaclentious objectors, attacked the regular price $200 in bis posecasion, After search: | 11, custody and will be questioned girl. | deportation of undesirable aliens and $6 spec “ ing A week, Hassett gathered to-| i connection with the kidnaping We {advocated repeal of the syndicalist | for the wee “| - gether his missing friend's clothing | panenas OFFER | ,, | law $47.7 ; and retuened them to the logeing | CAEN By | We BY] Lesion past members were called | FIFTH F camp from which they both had | 5" | together and informed of what had THE actual SEATTLE HANDS TIED TO TWO ARRESTS IN! BACK AND SLAIN KIDNAPING CASE 1 from her cel) today STAR TONIGHT I ———————<$———— LEGION SCORES | HERE'S HOW] WILLIAM BOUCK Authorities refused to reveal what been done. They rr imousty fa-| n scoring deectiption of the @ené wien nee they have regarding Mra ¢ Walter, the polies | Dundon, | tallies with th: counter-re .|vored | Masthr Bouek iding the fri ator reductions Gectared. ‘The body! wren fotnd: te One letter Waa received by the par. girt ayndicailet act | now for refriger cmployes of the Ferry-Bakee mill, [e8t® since the child was kidnaped -y Here We ben liter tee curb the 1.| 39 75 Deputy Coroner Charles H. Ficke)| It waa in reaponse to this that the | Nordiand, f bs 68th ave. We BIPh www, criminal in | this one special at... $39. took chart he body and te |fment in newspapers oftering soon | MARRIAGE LICENSES | its m tn ie prac | regular price $17.50 erga hg Beate eats foe aaweon, | reward for information regarding the} Name and Resldence, | Aue rs and trea in ite pur jot show a mi: «ma M | whereabouts of the beby | Miller, Floyd ¥ AOOTHR seeeee #3 | Po —-— - — ——— —this large size re months | Jerson, Ebba, Tacoma «+++ pee —— frigerator 1s con A pair of glasses, some ctraret| The k re had accurate knowl: | pnguist, Victor E, Beattle .o++ a H A ° Nurse Falls Dead |Must Spend 3 Days ' papers wome change and| edge of th f the nursery Kron, Edith H., Beattle ......02 ungarians Sign E ° 6 structed of solid oak; Several bys avers found in the dead] And of t nent of furglture| Richt, Aivah A. Tacomm ....ccces-43 T as Babe Is Born Each Year in with enameled pro: man's pockets. The clothing wan|in the room, the detectives believe, | Haker, Phyllis W.. Tacoma i reaty of Peace VANCOUVER, Wash, June 4—At| AKRON, ©, June ¢odoha @ vision chambers ready-made and bore union labels. | Which must have been furnished by | Homkins William, Haines, Legai|, PARIS, June 4—The Hungarian |the moment @ son wes born today | Smith, 21, confensed murder pot heavy solid brass Two handkerchiefs, bearing the tn me persor fami , vith the inte een lie Beattle Legal| delegation today, » 4 the treaty |to Mrs. George H. Wilde, wife of «| Pl begun life tm nickel plated locks tial “J" were also found in the rior, and which enable nem, with | Jani cattle Legal [Of peace with thé allies. Ambassador | Vancouver automobile dealer, Mra.| Three day each year, on the “ jout waking any member of the) ooicas ¥ seattle Legal| W © wmigned the bill for the|Minnie Robertson, her nurse, drop-| anniversary of his crime, he will by police are searching Friday | household, to stea} the beby from its 4, Sa attle ; 21 }t Staten | ped dead across the foot of the bed | Placed in solitary confinement, unde Bassett to bave him view the | crit x hy | de eattle ——— a jon which Mrs. Wilde lay the order of the court a ae ere satis Ward wy cattle | Bt DAPEST —Tweive army om.| Heart trouble caused the death. ———$$——eeeee . sgank eae - ‘ na tile | cers in hompital after being stabbed | —————____ Don’t waste valuable ° mmitted with the idea) Halpern, Jack atth on valu: | re cepa ysllgeg | phony og“ mith poisoned needien by alleged Bol-| Noble birth ts one thing and a nlee| ing why son fate ot tana ix believed, some word from the kid: | Bentley, Will B. Baum H id soft political berth ts another make good. Reed, Anna E, bnumeolaw 26)— aE ee 3 AS IT SEEMS rapers would by this time have been forthcoming Mutton. al a Bo far as could be learned from OG ie THIRD FLOOR T0 ME members of the stricken family to Lee! day, Coughlin, the father, had no en-| Bloom, William IH, Auburn... +025 — mies who might have stolen his| Lockett, Agnes Cecil, Tacoma 21 7 baby for revenge. He and Mr.) DIVORCES GRANTED DANA SLEETH Coughlin have not yet given up bope that the child is still alive, . NO CHARGE AGAINST WOMAN AS YET After her questioning, Mra. Dun don was again locked in her cel! {n- | communicado, Detectives would not | pip dincums what she had told them. No charge pas boon placed Hgwaet ber ayarhi. Paul. 4 1104 James et oe yet ' William Robert, 64, $11 Lake- She i past middle age, apparently view ave. about 50. She wae arrested in Con-| Lane, M 21 shohocken, Pa, where she sald she had been working recently, Whether. at the time she left the Cougbline’ employ, sha was discharged or quit te unknown, It was aald today merely that she was not 4 satisfactory cook. Eva M. from Charles P. Mabel Bether from Hans Starts on Page One) galloping ‘longnide the distressed, fumbie-fingered and witless female and jerking her careening nag into proper respect for the law, But I defy anybody to make @ thriller out of a mounted officer stopping & defiant flivver or calming « three-ton truck that has heaved up ite moorings and started to ram- he A. from George P. lis, Mabel from Fred. « Hellwig, Mary EB. from Julius DEATHS ley. Kieet G. 47, w 1618 Sixth Dennis, 7031 Reach drive. 1 Thure-| 5 We cling to old ways and idea. Why, even yet, the majority of pe- & Ham} IN AUTO CRASH: trians @re sure that the middle ay. hway is the place to stop —_——— gaze on yon smiling orb of And you may not know it. Here’s | how you can find out for SURE! > i gy itman ave VICES for Mrs Margaret Lyng, 54, $19 30th ave. who died In Lakeside hos of Drowned Man Continued dragging of the waters at Pier & tied to reveal the body lof A. Wilcox, seaman, who fell from) day, will be held at Johnson jIton's parlors at 1 p. m. Sur 3 3 | the wide of the steamer Weat Ivan If vy hav bse sed tas . i i hight. Even yet we persist in con HERE’S MORE ABOUT] |trurminy aoa war drowned, you have abscessed teeth it is entirely ; eecannnieain.* Train - Into Truckload sidering roads to belong to sleep | iar Ae Me Weneriand, of the possible that they are slowly but surely un- ‘ Men’s and Y. of Laborers | over the notion that the horse ana | eee i ae eee dermining your health. , Mens oung CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 4—| buggy are not the chief mode of . and Aik, HOMME. cat Oak ahene pa co a - ; ‘ Men’s Suit Four men wore killed aoa about ee |comverance, Perea tee Gale whan he Atl’ Oe an This is not an idle statément but one which STARTS ON PAGE ONE’ ttanding on @ staging swung over the vessel's sida Jack + Pearce, waterfront laborer, saw Wilcox take his fatal plunge and leaped inte the lieved, when an Erie passenger train that scooters, and roller akates, crashed into a truckload of laborers | and coaster wagons do not belong at Barberton, near here, today. The on the wrong side of the «treet, on arrest of Alvin Swaasic, gateman at is backed up by the best medical opinion of the day. HALF - PRICE lake,” sald Attorney Hyde, “who wil! na altered are we Altes peeteia. eatene? a steep hill, streaking along at top | HBG” wens Sawyer beat her and water after him. Wilcox eunk im- ti An abscessed tooth, you understand, has a _— threw her sround cabin *} mediately, Pearce declared, and in us 0 i path gmeng | the county prosecutor. Sect deus Gentine oa — Pal bs i y p sacs around its roots. These pus We Please You SHE OURS BEFORE BUYING $20,000 Given for Air Safety Research shooting, and who say they wonder sacs are continually producing poisons which that she did not kill bim sooner than are transmitted into the bl stream. This Captain Wenerlund declared Wt cox stopped at the Right hotel, but ‘Adm. Oman Named CUSTOM TAILORS | to Virgin Islands) pris” France’ June ¢—M. Bie Fie tn | hon preg Pra grecercetiay tony rela- means, of course, that ~, are transmitted i00t Pine? AVEO | WASHINGTON, June 4—Presi | riot, the airman and aeroplane con- i ber and had told her) 1... to all parts of the body. hey travel along do it many his pocket acted as if She knew jdent Wilson today nominated Rear |structor, has given $20,000 to the Admiral Jos. W. Oman, U. 8. N., to) French Aero club to encourage re be governor of the Virgin search into aerial security. till they find a particularly vulnerable spot. There they congregate—and wherever these deadly poisons congregate there is sure to be trouble. Inflammation, pain and swelling are likely to develop. P 5 The poisons may attack the stomach. In that case you may have a case of chronic stomach trouble and impaired digestion, which will positively refuse to —_ to any that he had not. On of these, hi « “ ay wy i ;: said, was that immediately after the | coftcapaining his action recently in] treatment the way you think it should. Lincoin hotel fire she had de aded erion yl cor we} a 5 Liscola hotel fire she hed deme | ae Aimerieke OO companies te se Or they may attack the eye, or the ear, or “Practically everything they owned | it was absolutely necessary. in the throat, or the spine. in the way of clothes had been|to pay troops, which have pro. burned up.” said Patterson, * ided pre ion to for D1) cot j joi ea eee tat | vided protection to foreign oll com Or, agnin, the ar hed muscles may be the point of attack. In this case your trouble would very likely be diagnosed as “rheuma- wanted to buy? A green pol) parrot Habe) tism. |Gen. Manuel Pelaey Says He Is Loyal METICO CITY, June 4—Gen. Manuel Pelaes, following a confer. ence last night with Gen. Alvaro | “E DOG PU Obreson and Adolfo de la Huerta, ‘hapeed POLICE PUPPY Provisional presidept of the republic, | Deputy Prosecutor Patterson said) | |ineued a statement supporting the be had heam many odd anecdotes) revolutionary government about Mra. Sawyer since he began/ ne would aid in the establishment of Preparing tho state’s case, some of | civ) order and authority in the Mex | which he bad investigated and others | joan ofl fields wostennineapedbiliniae ne Surprise wie bene TheCriterion Economy Sale of Especially Selected order DR. L. R. CLARK and a police dog puppy!" Whether this alleged incident win | SBte Alvey, Former be part of the state's case Patterson | Policeman, Dead Gi not ony | After a profhnged Wines, Sergt. 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