The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1920, Page 2

HERE'S MORE ABOUT COMPERS STARTS ON PAGE ONE New Pe tion in fixing the cost of living As & means of aiding antiprofi Ne measures, the federal govern \ t should promptly investigate cite }profity and prices, All Incomp and Victrola other tax returns should be available e nomiin A nH ntial that additional sulating — imimtigration on two funda propor: mental namely, that the flow of tmmigration must not at any time exceed the nation’s ability to assimilate any Ameri teed foreigners coming to our shores, and that at no time marriie tion be permitted when there ext An appreciable degree of unemplay ment “We enforcement Victor ¥ ‘Records demand the ofservance and of all the feder mem eight hour ewe and three tension to comprehend all civ de partments of gowernment } EX-POLICEMEN FINED $500 tdineh ‘Nine Meadowdale Defend; $2.50 5) ants Plead Guilty | new Victor records for June now on sale-- Red Seal Records ENRICO CARUSO—Tenor } t Love Me or Not Seceht { f GERALDINE FARRAR—Soprano ) 1 ineh [87908 + Star of Love Le Baron-Kreisier | ga © Meadowdale jeaded jutlty f FLONZALEY* QUARTET % epinad My 64874 { Drink to Me Only with Thine Kyes b on a. Arr. by Alfred Pechon } MABLE GARRI REINALD WERRE Baritone Bineh In italian 81.50 | Don Giowanni—La ei darem Le niano Monart ALMA GLUCK—Soprane e | $250 wére Charles ousse { \ Cradle Song Monuart A. Kearn, Alfred Wil Simpson, Howard Camp JASCHA HfIFET2 n te ues | Nocturne in B Flat—Op. 9 No Chopin © $1.50 Fume, Jonn Auth and/ tter LOUISE HOMER—Coatralto ) (With Male Chorus) > gee and federal of Ob, Boys, Carry Me "Long... Stephen C. Foster a eet cess FRITZ KREISLER—Viotinist | 10tnch Seattle | Forsaken . Koachat Winternits [ $1.00 tale. The _ ) inch ded from a| qusso {0° EVAN WILLIAMS Tenor } 91.50 aped after a gun| ( Goodbdye ......----»- 4 officials and mem the crew. Hoth Otmutead Dance Records and Clark wore dlemissed ‘from the Rose ashington Square—Mediey Fox Tret } | police department. = — -All Star Trio | i0ineh I, _ . Dquer te bene ae in storage r n federal warehouses, The automo - { x. You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet—Mediey Fox Tre | SS¢ Sains WE te eauiamumed tor Une oes oe oe Jernment a» carriers of contraband {La Voeda Castillian Fox Trot....... } }uiquor, Green Brothers Novelty Band | joinch [§| Fret and Verner Lindquist, ar tect + | Desert Dreains—Fox Trot [ s5¢ | rested in @ Broadway apartment : Green Brothers Noveity Band [house « e mornive preceding the raid, and whe were believed to be a (wae Plowers—Wwaitz + seunen PPAF of the ring, were found guilty isso |. Frank Perera and Anthony Franchine ase by a federal court jury of violation (Alabama Moon—Waltz Hawaiian Trio} << the Nquor law. Fred Lindquist wan ‘ined $750 for posseasion and { Ching a Ling’s Jazz Basnar—Mediey Fox Trot jsale, w the brother was fined , ] Joseph Smith's Orchestra | 12tnch $500 for pomsesnion. Irene—Mediey Fox Trot..... Sases $1.35 a iz (3 jae Shalt Josepin Scatin'e Orchesiza POLICE INQUIRE Popular Songs INTO ORIGIN OF cme By Jingo. .. sess. -Margaret Young) isincn || HOUSE FIRE Seattle poles and fire officials | \Profiteering peasy .Bity Murray [ 85¢ dewan an investigation Wednesday f Oh! How I Laugh Whe I Think How I Cried 9) igiion lof the origin of @ fire which dam-| " n6z0 { About You ... Victor Rober} ‘one aged @ frame structure at 1418 Jack: | t My Sahara Rose . Vietor Roberts | ¢ son st. early this morning, and which the police believe was started | 4 { Mother's Hands .... - «Henry Burr) wrees { When the Harvest Moon Is Shining Charles Hart and Lewis James { Jesus, My Savior. .......Oltve Ktine Elsie Baker } 48177 1 Let the Lower Lights Be Burning . Olive Kline-Elaie Baker | (Ss Seng id Highland Rowing Song) by fire-buge. . | The house, which wae wut of clothing and furniture, was unfin- [habited, the police dectare. The} Ratnier Heat & Power Uo, has the | |rental of the building. | Lteut, Gus Haselblad, Serst |George Comstock and Patrolman « Investigated, and ‘tn @) The Hilts of Tyrol (Thummel (from “New Some Hook and Music Reader’). f the bane |mé@nt Ipd them to belfeve the origin was of an incendiary natare. TONIGHT Elizabeth Wheeler ) ea ne "g Pes Prayer (Rehute, (2) Swing Song (For a ‘18665 man): G) The Winds (Goodrich); (4) Cherry Sweet (Forman); (from “New Song Rook and Music Reader} Bltzabeth Wheeler 4@0-—Masonte clubrooma Arcade butiding ng sf o nance) to be addressed by ri Ing! THURSDAY Open in the first degree. speak . Miller in charged with the kitting, | *M@Mt- $409 -.F bins oy. ave Ww Guilty of Murder, vecember. of his employer eraxataes Adam Shank, and P GREELEY, Colo.. June 9—It took | deen, . wife and four chit Pury but five minotes to return Verdict of guilty against Alex Mit However, the office never haa oc-|! » & deaf-mute, accused of murder casion to seek the man on | Takahaat Fisher. ¥ Hyer Wheeler, boy r, z Hold 715 Tlet N., boy Have You Enjoyed the Two Lam @ Kighth W. boy 5 #imn G, 4734 30th &. ghl/ Hours of Keen Pleasure Da 509 Rainier ave. boy. MARRIAGE LICENSES | Name and Residence, Age Spoud, Merrill F, Bangor, Me a4 Fotherin Patricia, Seattle... 23 F., Seattle Seattle Legal| Uewal | sheppard Granlund, m Alma CRYSTAL POOL Clark, William is, Beatle Lesa! Clark, Frances, Seattia Kowal Thursdays From 12 to 2 P. M. Quitlin, Virgil J. Lowell 1 for Ladies Only Man Wart, Dene Schaefer, Mab: Hodge, Sidn wi At this time our beantiful pool is given over to women only, with Prof. Vichers in charge to assist you .in learning the correct and graceful way to swim. It is always summer time at the big pool Swimming Privileges 50 Cents ark i Alta M., Beattle cin W., Bynarep Hellingham Green Seattle ¥., Duwamish 4 “gOakcinnd, Cal. Lewal s. SEATTLE NATATORIUM CO. Second and Lenora Tilden, J Sohner, Phillip Wianiski, Ad Gentile, Gacovace Grass widows are seldom as ver- dant ag their tite would jndicate, METROPOLITAN 1 N THE SENSATIONALSCOMEDY TR THE SEATTLE STAR |Neysa Sketches Wood’s Woman Chief Miss Vittum er ‘Good Governmen t | } i } | lat couneffea. savas? Verrion There Must Be Many L Like | o the ‘Old Hound’ Here, Who 5120.22. 0.2¢ Should Be Glad to Help | magazine cove rtiet, preparing to sketch General. Wood's chief over the women’s division at the Chicago Editor, The Star: Herewith these who die in public service, | @pvention may check for the paar litte wife | eapecially under such circum oe et een ee of the man whe cave his fife in stances as had to do with the pei re y that aot wet defense of our public sagety death of Deputy Robert Scott. . | Boron Beggmn 3 eanant Just ah yoy say, the state In the performance of his duty | Know Row to relax, too. ov 3 coun should make some provisiem for as 2 public servant he lost his | COVer Srow om covering & protection of the dependerta of | life, and with Mt went the sole seit ‘ | support of his wife and babies; surely thie great commonwealth our candidate here in town. “What do 1 think women need to cannot be so lacking in gratitude, as to feel that so far an it is con- learn in polition?” She straixhteard up. “They need to learn to be good |sports, ‘They must learn to march ; [their men up the hill and mareh —. Ss pour Fn dn | them down aumin with good crnce if be thrown to the wolves of de epair and poverty. You are all right, old Seattle the top of the hill tugns.out to be @ dinadvantageots position. Star, and I hope that the radi- ance of your philanthropy may “They must cultivate @ sense of hamer, too, to make the return never be dimmed. (Signed: AN OLD HOUND, down easier oh all concerned,’ the eee men not excluded. A sense of hu mor is a good foundation for getting on in public life.” Mins Vittum first bolted inte poll: ties with the Bull Moosers in 1912, | An old hound, he sign himself! oy more quletty fear years| a many tie later to direct ‘the Western women | ; r the Hughes’ campaign and ts wat ably. tho briefly.| now on her third political Iap. Hav-| . ing firet been a nurse before becom. the -_ western 1 versity settlement, her) killed in the war It ina far ery from the $5,000 pen sions voted by the jeg polifieal appreciatio her expertence in © are colored by 1 service | “If the municipality, the state and | the Ration really did thetr Joba, there | | wouldn't be any need for social serv in the country.” said Minx Vit-| ature to tho} and w in thin city like Discount 4o or there are many } toe On all new, discontinued and shop-worn graphs. 5.1 Phono- Will put one in your SCOTT FUND home, A Friend s YOUR TEETH X-RAYED FREE t will do follows An Old Hound 10.01 New address: TC. Muelle 1609 Third Ave. Previously acknowledged s___SA} Total SiS Beginning Sunday Night and All‘-Week SEATS ON: SALE TOMORROW Most Brilliant of All American Plays WOODS PRESENTS” D. LR. Clark each morning between the hours of 9 and 10:30. No cost or ‘obligation whatever. 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Y., dune | 9.—Thirteen persona were killed and many injured early today, when « ‘ow Vork Central ox press tr anhed inte the rear of a passenger train near here The express train was making B® miles hour when it struck the paw train, stalled at the ated In North Da wcrome Minnesota, y homes and paralyz crossing. The two rear sleepers feation werr telescoped f last night's storm On of the dead was identified | ove cotern Minnesota may be Martin Doyle, of Al or more, it was ip ba an engineer The other dead dicated in re today included & man, two women, a child, Mra, CW. Willde,of Grey Eagle, ir in arte waa fata injured and died when urd the Pullman care were ber ge at Birch Lake collapsed mother of jthre Will Wilkie, newly elected president The engineer of the expre n of the National Editorial association falled to new the sana ist! A boy was fatally injured at Grey of those injured in the ked train near Fergus Falls, were expected to die. otfichule today 30 Are Injured in Minnesota Cras! MANKATO, Mina, June % A h Tacoma Veteran Is Awarded Medal of 30 injured Ww recorded toda WASHING , Jume 9. Award lowing a wreck of a Chicago. St. of the-D. & for extraor Paul, Minneapolis & Oma r heroism in France to Sergeant wer train near here last wh «¢ Claude D. Myers, South Tacoma, train jumped the track and rolled in| Wash. of the A. EB. F was an- 4 ditch "| nounced, today by the war depart oe 99 | ment. 14 Persons Hurt | SECOND WARD repubticans om in Elevated Wreck | &#2171 Tuesday st the headquarters of the Young Men's Re an club CHICAGO, June %--An elevated | with cP train crashed into the rear of an)” 14 persona. W. Reclamation | Por Planned Plans are being formulat by the Seatineaiora cities for the North west Reclamation Congress, to be held in Beatle September 16 and 17 ‘The committee in charge i# to meet Thursday and plete a progn ‘The congress hopes thru its work to reclaim 2,060,000 acres of arid land. | Gosh! The Thing’s Gone to Smash) The threecornered meet planned by the Municipal league for Friday night when Mayor Caldwell, Council men R. H. Thomason and Oliver T. Erickson were scheduled to air their divergent views on the «treet car in crease In fares, has been cancella! because the council has decided to raise the fares to 7 cents. | | Todd ax premic sent Can You “Make the Hills” With Your GAS Allowance? If not—install.a VACUUM TANK Price $14.00 It Will SAVE GAS and permit you to go over the steepest hills with the minimum of gas in your tank. Sold and installed by your dealer. i Stewart Products Service Station Love Letters Burn; Jack Goes to School LONG BEACH, Cal June 9. After standing for a half hour in the jail yard watching a pile ot, fervid love letters burn to gray and blow away in the wind, Jack Dew, so-called “Love Pirate” was released from the Long Beach jail today. Dew raid he would leave ifnmediately for Albany, N. Y., to enter college. i tum. “It's because none of them really do their jobs that I'm inter. bia Colo,” the new American beer, in| Seattle. Ask for “Columbia Colo.” If your grocer, druggist or soft! 910 East Pike St. nk parlor cannot get ft to you! Phone East 629 ast enough, phone Elliott 2407.) Only 166 tle. How do These Money-saving Prices Appeal to You? Best Gold Crowns $5.00 Regular $15 Set of Teeth Special at $10.00 These prices are for the very highest grade dentistry that expert dentists ean turn. out. Compare them with prices asked elsewhere for work of the same character and you will see how much you save. 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