The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1920, Page 19

THURSDAY, JON: 10, 1990 THE SEATTLE STAR | ee oe 1s af j - | ' . A BANK CLEARINGS Tides in Seattle Seat Ue , The Star’s Baby: FR. PUURADAY Senna Clearings . $6,014,883.24 _ wi ry. Viet tow 6 y,, Melnents 1 rivet Miai Tide 6 . . , ° ; —— —— Too Bad All Applicants Can’t Have Him. , f ‘Aegon low ‘Tae 7 Poi Ph in Thei iFirst Local Cauliflower of | setter tie oignant rases in Their Letters. : t Geaené Migh Tide | Recand Low Tide |) Sem seslll 5 Baby Editor H Diffi b Season Reaches Marke' Ne wien ibiep m, so t.| Sener aby Editor Has a Difficult Job. ign 39, ae peace q He Calls on His Royal Highness. Toca! wholem |e ntrawherry mar-| 1 7 2 Maly Ty |ket In down, with quotations rang b~ ; ol = The by Editor wishes that > ! The Raby Balto 0 tion the baby jine from $4 to @ ante a | : it had at his disposal about twenty |today. Hie Royal Highness was | Kastern Washington offerings, Deal-| | Kail 1611, blowte ie; Dlack-haired baby boys, two weeks | gsi se tate eee wate Jers say the state berry shipping sea a A, , ‘ Bet ee ieee ee |nom will end this week and that pres Arrived ma 4 , ; t rash down to The Star| mother amiled when she wae told of an Benen OF8 DENNY OF TMP POY] Tees tate Helier Boe Corinto. ie) te antese, 2 a. Bie 4040 oouh hand him any such bundle me : paseo |tom level b from Kobe and ‘ nak poseibitities awaiting First loca) cauliflower is reported Foomsend le tow of tow SANITARY sorting of the letters and papetng ney nd in only fair dondition by local whole Giell Weisebe wich Malis 20-22, fresh ranch egen, Abe 4 baby wh ae ae — nalers, and prices are down to $1.60| «me trouble at 6 «. m. pure honey, 400 p pel ‘ te t her fe by ee June 6-Mir Apokane from fouthes teh, 2 We 8105. f Bs thi scliwered tats Bad he 3 aie ed the list 7 . q Sand Potato market still bolde firm we 7 * sem, bat the pro aay st tee Snig Wen |with Yakima to $19 r ata vagu Fig So erlang ences | a ton. Onion pr wier. Cali-| e. 2 opal Rar nd a very real regret ; ar oe ! — oe jfornia Whites are bringing nie i. faa . have him all ready bis Rew a pound, while the Crystal Wax, in WHY CAN'T THEY ALL father and mother, Dr 4, health : per and moth crates of 46 to 48 pound: © welling com br MADE HArrY officer, will look him over and he witi | ae ok Pada agama Vranciacy « estasee toout a ae “ey , | Mot house tomatoes are in more Gucaiieas . on ; oe baby-cre havo what they \tifte recommendation plentifully. A shipment of #0080: yun. i9 gir Alameds for Anchorage 5 ‘ * pork on ere Please don't write any moré let-| berries is bringing 10 cents a pound.|yis por ei baw ee beans . # Por exa on young Seite ©\ tera, The baby’s new home must be | Watermelon market is sluggieh ow June b—Mtr Bidridge for M. vie ae iall Roh ep ae | . rites a careful Jetter, giving in de cen eit nue to undiwenanl tne ta | Perinat 1100 pm; ote Br orge fen. Bs i bones, 3 ee. THANSCONTINENTA tall the qualifications of herself and ils rr Pho sr “4 6 a ME ag | ince Rupert, BO, vie porte ati on 4 ? ‘ yer SERVICE husband, and then, at the close of LICANTS Butter and egg markets are} - the letter forgets to be formal and stenhy. Ghampe prices ase eatter,\O "EF, > nar Trea POONOMY | Mseribes the appealing sentence | hurt because YOU With Washingtow iripieta at 20 to 32, Wessels in Port at 2 ©. Mall 44. Car ‘Oh, how I want that baby A Confidentially, cents & pound. Poultry market was)! Seattle Today y F ‘ ’ And the mother-soul who says. “Tit was almost a lottery among the seeker in some lines it scitoaaiaaaians i. k Ya ¥ Ears been ‘an orphan wince T wa |teading applicants several eee —(y| Smith cove termine) tr Pore ae eee Sine, em Sele 3, and I know wh t of rae ha mpm gree dh ir Masiiei nr Mandasen Bes . Diue Minbon ten th ; i eee et——Dias Ericknc ‘BP Pier kt— Mir Bergen. THhOLOM VewTLBt LD Or the wife who rays, the Child Well Division, frequent Motor sie Kirketind. -— PAMECT CONNECTION Fe " furnished our new bome ir ' , ‘ Motor echr Dalentta CANADIAN , I bought a bassir " y bap a wonderful baby to find & Prices Paid Whelesale Dealers | | Great Northern pier hur Buwe Maru WrsTLaKkr VASTF et baby things b e home fer, Th Pdltor je turn | for Vegrtables and Freit Vier ber Berle Be ne Pon ee a CStre . ing over to her the applications that -— = de, wir Ketebikan n en fan Cry TICKET oe can’t be happy without a « Drei few Maru. r Or the writer who say's be filled, in spite of the fact | Artichokes wer aoe. rol Roe Mare. | carne honey. 4 608 Kecond Ave. Vhone Main ' y Soe wees “ that they are fror mes that are 4 Wash f . os. F a = KW. 1. STURDER, Gonaral You r trom her Marriage or art? The same question that has troubled| ‘ait ; ve , . and y to write to her}, Thaiddonhil wend es Sl : . canes per de - : E o many Occidental maids confronts little Hana Shimozumi am neuerkra P bs : zumi, U. 8 8 Burnade, ate a 7 , a I the only Japanese light opera singer in the world. She's en-|' ae ; be ks. Heal From the R: te ; gaged to a Japanese student studying medicine at the Uni-|\ Gree Pese—Ver ® ermtnat hte Woot tute, | cottee: ot pF some ‘ YORE. See the ve . All 0 versity of California, Soon he will be thru with his intern-|iseey Pemeere-ver © : impor @ pie. Yearrtitigne with the Resolute here today oye . as ortage as ver ship at a San Francisco hospital, and the charming singer of Pr J a 1 ed yacht Kan Wan 4 : : cc margin of one minute and 34 } $ Aryeial Wax, crete 275 |p Bridge av « c > a sweetssongs will have to make up her mind. Miss Shimo- —- nln i . 01 time 3 4 All Right---All Over State; umi was raiséd in the home of an American family in San| Petetece ead » 098.009 100.00 | “52, Salee— Batis Saeswnlnie. Brocton, Ben Huy Tribe to THOMAS K. CLARKE, : Y|Francisco, and cannot speak a word of Japanese, tho her| 7 140.60 Give Scholarships known amongst the older 5 . It now develo e headlinejon the h . hd Teor. (Parents a are Nipponese. She loves the stage and especially ‘ o Scholarships in many eduentional | Seattle. died, June 9, after @ weiter who wrote, “Gas Shortage Ail |ehasis tt “= much of the strlen favorite role as “Yum Yum" in “The Mikado.” Those O18 institutions will be established ‘by |@nged illness." Mr. Clarke sas : a a . “ Se Be ae It the owner can afford the tune|ho know her don't blame the prince for falling desperately rf rs Tribe ‘of Hes Mur smipnee gens es A vy v ng been been Sa - a day, there were but mighty few |to leave bis plumbing job. or bis ear lin love with her. ae he han > oe eee oly occupied wit spots it e pentry, or bricklaying, or longwhor-| _ 26604 ce Action to this effect was taken by | state operations nl oxas de- | ing, long enough to hike out with al Dedegtrians ; 14 jegates to the suprer ‘ : RR shortage, | couple dozen friends each carrying | 4 > er ines, be aes angie nlig ee eae mi IEF cotered the back @@ SE capeciatty quart or so of gas on pip. i he] Hie by Autos | hence "i 00g 8.00) Mine of a ames tithe tee mpron's house at 625 . a we nd bywaye are|can find a place where the shortage 5 : a . a 4o—tr Roosevelt di » ns : ¢ ec. N. Wednesday al : Sey Menor ant Sewer ee |haawt axtanaas all ever yet. Koll FAO Year 1° kB Lake Piyous Hur memorial scholarships Will ang left by the front door. Me . ; aughable part | Would likely be able right now to put| trees Does Pruit—ioride 1.500049 | Mireae—Sehr Bloating. bt be awerded om the bass of merit] ya, uv. He took several gull ~ aughable part | w likely " pu to | Grand T do ty Admire! Watson. to members of the society after a | greune, - . : | Seaguenll some, that it’s | three or four of the ars} gre sat ©. sult be pupbasns toca . : AAAARAAAARAA AALS | ogee grit tociely ater © dresses, skirts, a watch and 4m a a long. long w for the owner, car-| together and make one pr com se hd | iamee “te box 4 to ebor seeee ABT 475) be placed technical, art, aousic.| 2 cies s one two of speoline plete machine | Ae ba a ruin ech | Playground Weed Empha- | peace cect AEST ES $ip{ Professional and trade schools as! AVILA, Spain—Six persona See tare his abandoned car » Ae . : Marshall Well 48 colleges and universities when lightning strikes ahurch, : IT'S GREAT, HOWEVER, fi r No need areas a Yn sized by Big Turnout — | wateematane rer m is poe is aenien FOR REDUCING ° t Second ave aa the = 7 Aut it's a great fat red nas 1] yeaa Wed Besides rul Georgetown © a playground Paid ot Wholesale ot fine appetizer, strolling of a 2 M id Ni 3 | the inigep woula nd wants n. Bight | . a. +3 Teanaway with enough of the fluid Thursda F afternoon om. | Manchurian : SAIN , to drive the flivver in another couple d\ eneity servies on the Geersciawn | Paes Tien Meekacs Busco | | The 'He Found the Purse ‘rea ov: : : ie va . : were there danger but the unate that the thief has no ting the car away, un- r « front door this! tien yw a te aii & ’ . € Bs anley's Kult for divorce, be as signed by all present, urx by bit Some of the cars standing Judge Wverett. Smit! t r He dived for it exuilant-|— play directar. Kothusiaarn A good a e . . : 1 —— aay py pe EP urkened his face | given the move by the offer of A good one wins two round-trip tickets to Tacoma. a be when the pure wa found to be | come ty wervice agency ta q se busbend in a receptac which she p . h » ‘To Tacoma, the head of the bay, wi Fair Price Board |kept im her trunk,” Stanley claims. — Peal ’ leader “4 Let's go the most interesting way. * 4 to Dissolve Soon? ‘#14 sue vert to take out this Jar ; PED odie Mave ectstert ta? hoor ~| Rumors that the activities of the /vsry night and cry oxer them. WV! . play fa Quite cheap, I confess t King county fair price committes | She even cried until 3 oclock in t $ fter shift Mayle geheel wen the peneant| or ae The largest diamond ever found in Take the Colman Dock boat any day. F = Bre soon to be officially ended were| PAIN niey 6 nthe other hand,|tents of the purse to his trom Georgetown schoo! with the| Wie reas rick the United States was found at Man- | ANNABEL KENNEDY, 7. pleased with Stanley, her third h ms ire ostume, & community ed by! tect’ Geiss pc rH ot tion of Miss T. M. Kleemeyer, secre e suspicic Francis Kussell, finishe the r Waeh iiplets . oo ee : , ir] ee af the eqummitice, fuer amane- and, (he et that Be fated wap — Lost Purse and wen 2 ae wed the é nd 4 TAKE THE BOAT TO Address yours to Limerick Editor, Seattle Tacoma Beats, Cllman at tion takes effect at the end f th) sonai indigniticd upon her, $135 on First Ave. |carnea their ‘summer vacations by! | prea pasa OB Leas oom 4 fa mont |her marital existance unbearable. Were } ave. dines-|handling the t conces te Shi . My resignation has nothing whats thrmpre, Mra. Stanley is aak-| day | sions ese ee Round Trip Fare $1.00 r the ashes of a previous Mariey 7 Crying « v dead busband irritated William ( But it Was Empty ae bagel: Brag romper pues Putd to tear pi A W. Haag, 206) bea t pe, and a peti |® “is THE BEST ‘AND CHEAPEST Stanley, former shipyard worker, a¢ cording to his answer to Mra Anna! ever to do with the official actions! " . u t fro or ‘ Wir a hotel lost -—- -- Ducks . ot the fair price enmenittes,” anig| nS, (ee Comt tor 8 sie cod a we a a BOATS LEAVE COLMAN DOCK Single Fare 60c |hushand’s estate and $100 per month a black i ler win r $ Miss Kieemeyer, however. “There ef nee On th i os Fe alimer and a fishing license « a in ine 4 Ws, and wp . = I ix simply no work for me to do, and ad Ch h qn ; pat. Te aad a IT am going elsewhere * THE EYE of a man peeped at a in r tr p ‘ x District “Attorney Robert C. saun- Toy Airplanes to wider ot the bean Of hae WIt| common’ bent tee een eens le acoma ts Leave ders refuned to comment on mat “Sam oo 2 ch aoe at, Wramuaine 2 " ein | Ge ve A 26 m r4 ‘i ier arent 10 somenent on the sont Drop at Picnic Meme. $26 871h ave. NM, Watoesten five inche x es been found in | Relate Maree—Live per ® a ROUNDS 100 EMEGO res word had come to him regarding ap-| Toy airplanes and envelopes cor Moulton could find no traces of| had not been worked for 60 yen Ac ‘olman 18) Sits Propriations for the work to be car-| taining p gifts for boys at the peeper The shaft in only nine feet m th NA\ oO Cc ried on after the end of the fiseal| Elks’ picnic Wood k next stra ri agg ) NAVIGATION G ie year. | Saturday will be on the| A MARRIAGE LICENSE belong | (UUChAn! & pe preiits the '@OOam GOOG 1© © PM ay Ee ™ picnic grounds from a real air-|ing to Mra. Paul Glatz AW hood me Bee = cs mai pene at 2:30 that afternoon jwas in brown suitcase she at on ‘ The Wyss and prizes are io he|Secood ave. within two blocks of the re The Seattle Star] eo: envision! oe rata atom. it Was (© In the seventeenth and ightenth wmar— A Dougall-Southw ps ee police Thursda arte greatest thinkers of J. Prices Paid Shippers 14 jresentative of the store will mide — a « t v 1 ve themselves up to - 28 DIRECTORY lin the plane @ drop the prizes. amare ee fr the. ry beng mnie and physical research Sep > lee Hight, per t ur wens Antads |. Speckler, 1217 Third ave. He got! n+ et : ee ce away | JUAREZ—An American, alleged | * to Give Pageant White Wines are made from forces, released after being arrested | ——— — apt ng Bidg._ 908 Boceos a offers ridey evening ‘a’ pagen en ig. } Sets BBex. | titled “The Road to Tomorrow,” 4 s ST GRSULTATION FHEE. Al cance | ie Oy Mie, Hazel Teal and ou | The Boys in the Next Car ’ dj ‘Attorneys Patent | pervised by Mrs. Sandall and pro Serene een = NORTHERN PACIFIC : got Attore American an tefreshments will be se ~ : ‘OAS > 2 fteen oelihen oureaetaetOe |e Camp Tire ir ata, beets HEY: BUH! NORTH COAST LIMITED th | oped 924 Gromoted. 005-8-7 Come | (Mr. Russell, formerly song leader SUS’ Warch Me HERES A BID No. 2 Eastbound No. 1 Westbound ng { Weashiautom, DT. | of Camp Lewis, will lead the com-| : ror THE Lv ATTLE 9:15 a.m. Ly. HICAGO 045 a.m. ast d aa munity in a few snappy son The . BEPORE I ADD : AND IP YOU \ ANIMATED Ar SPOKANE 10:10 p,m. Ar ST. PAUL 10100 p.m, Sis y nny | Program will be given on the Bax ANOTHER FIGUIZE 1' DON*T-— .' Ar BUTTE a.m Ar BUT’ 720 am or |ter lawn on the southwest corner of | sii Ar ST. PAUL Ar SPOKANI 6:00 | oo ae | GOING RIGHT In AND WELL E pm, . | 36th ave. N. E. and I , be | ' CHICAGO 11:15 a.m Ar SRATTLE 00 a. — EW RROEN | antag at 640 chars Say “Loowre Here || THA'S AWRIGHT “4 zs Je to Chicage. “a OLD TimEre- IT GOTTA Too EQUIPM Library Observation Car ndard Sleeping Cars, with Drawing Room and area 2 Com. Ip NPR, Chiropractor 216-19 American Golfer | HAVE MORE SACK — Ho-HO partments, Tourist Sleeping Care and Coaches, Dining Cars = 30 to 5. Bee. Still in Contest) IF YOO WANNA Gives _ ae e A No. 4 Eastbound—Atlantic Ey press No. 3 Westbound—Pacific Express to om 126 People’s Sav Pink Hid | MUIR FIELD, Scotland, June 10.| two Me AWRIGHT, ee e You ; AN Ly SEATTLE 6:00 p.m Ly. . PAUL 11:05 a.m.” - ae CanbbslO-N-Pastanea 10 FCGVT |—Robert Gardner of Chicago today AND IF YOU: =. ND Meta [RE WONT Loo Ar SPOKANE 7:25 @. m, ar SPOKAN 8:00 a.m, ria, Collateral Loans won the sitxth round of t ama-| Awd p. ~, a UP AND You'LL Ar ST. PAUL 8:15 a.m. Ar TTLE 10:20 p.m, hat S{ONFT LOANED ON ALDTARTT |teur wolf tournament of Great AY ARE YOU GO FILL HIS EQUIPMENT-Standard Drawing Room Sleeping Cars, Seattle to Minneapolis, St, Paul; Seattle to lay gles pf value. The Reliable, 907 | Britain by defeating Lock worth itt Spokane and ttle Walla Walla, Tourist Sleepers, Seattle to St. Paul, Dining Car and Coach for Third a ne Fait hart of Prestwick up. Gardner | ~AND WOT'LL Service. Walla Walla Sleeper arrives that city 645 a, m ineing Taugi is the only American su ‘or 5 " ~ . 7 . - ara Fe A COMIC Bal ZA | No. 42 Bes ae ee Valley No. 41 Westbound—Puget Sound to Furniture, Sao Upholatering, Limite Limited to. Packing Unfilled Tonnage Ly. SEATTLE 5 Ly. ST. LOUIS 991 p.m. ad Soravaaen Fron Warn Shop WORT | Report Made At SPOKANE Ly OMAHA a insurance | NEW YORK, June 10.—Unfillea re rettioy i eave ra CREHAN ECO. 109 Lamber Vixch. | to of the Uni tates Stee : co . fs vihah os 1:35 Dems bs 9 Lairoker Waa | ¢ wonee ot the Unlled States Steet Ar. KANSAS CITY Ly SPOKANI 645 p.m, leuk corporatio aaled 10,9 B on ST. LO ; 3 ‘i th ALASKA JONK CO., 1120 First ava | May 21, an Increase of 580,719 over “ aes - gia 0:00 a fn. Bivinte foot fas cavideoaasanet EQUIPMENT—Standard Drawing Room Sleeping Car, Seattle to Kansas City, St. Louis and Denyer, Ow PREMIG KALAOMINING Tourist Sleeper, Chair Car and Coaches, also Dining car service, Seattle to Kansas City. und PAINTING & TEPATIR CO, ee 1608 18th Ay Kast 1086 Greenwood Plans | YELLOWSTONE PARK opens June 20th, and Standard Sleeper will be operated from Seattle on hare Mattress and F er Renovating Train 42, effective June 18th. Mattresses made from feather beda ay. Folding Mattress Co.. Main 4662 Money to Loam * \ “MONEY TO LOA ad On diamonds and jo ER on wont socintyY’ “Port HeMaiBtAL 14, PK ANS 835-6 METI BUILDING Second Near Madison. 7 MONEY TO LOAN We tonn any. amount on watches and jewelry. | Benttin’s ident i b AMUIACAN Ji 621 Kecond Ave Optician wn Optometrist xe TW. Eedwinds, 1 r-Paterson Co. Sa mo- ROANOKE KR LE RATE Aged ond invalida. pitol 2476. Roanoke st ‘ Community “Sing” Community sin ler Fran | Leader Knutson and the Gr school orchestra will be the featur of the community meeting which | scheduled for Thursday night t 30 im the eonwood schoo | Train No. 283, Local, will leave Spokane 6:4 Train No. 334, Local, will leave Seatt r for Yakima, open 9:30 p. m. in No, 338, Local, will leave Seattle 740 a, mj; arrwe Yakima 2:15 p, mg arrive Grandview 400 p.m Train No. 337, Local, will leave Grandview 5:20 p.m; leave ¥ a.m Carries local sleeping car, Yakima to Seattle. Train No. 407, to Portland, will leave Seattle 8:10 a, m 4 Train No. 423, to Olympia and Grays Harbor, will leave Seattle 4:05 p.m. Vor particulars, fares and information, apply at CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE Tit Second Ave. Wliott 5 200 1. a.m. arrive Seattle 9:20 p. m. 12:10 midnight; arrive Spokane 4:30 p, m., carrying local ima 11:80 p, mj; arrive Seattle 610 {Palmer Prepares | Wilson Ruling | WASHINGTON, June 10 Attor ney General Palmer is preparin an official ruling that President | Wilson has the right until June 16 to sign measures passed at the recent seasion of congress, | KING STREET PASSENGER STATION Seattle, Wash, « Main 6601, ’. SMITH BLDG, - tiott 5580, ~—AND GILBERT I> GOING IN AND VAMP THE BOSS For _& RAISE. Orville Neer, City Passenger Agent. . I, Carey, General Agent, Tamaaie Dept. A. D. Chariton, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore,