The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1920, Page 9

THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1920 RY HN. RICKEY ] CHICAGO, Tih, June 10.—On the Surface, this convention appears to be unspeakably dul! and uninterest ing. Wednesday's session lasted lose than an hour, and but for the sy , coy Depew, would y without save y retains many of nent Snaunc . that have made him fa p a convention spellbinde something of an ov on &Qnd furnished 15 minutes of real en- tertainr The ac rnment until Thursday ® chance to report t “pext order of business. { was all there was on the sur face—qlite unexcitin But beneath the rface the filer @st battle that has been wage ina Bational convention in a ge Uen - fs raging The battle involves not only the ts Sue of Who the candidate is to be but. also of even more from the standpoint y a leaders, it Involves the ° Pr lature contro] of the pa " GROUPS ARE SEEKING CONTROL, Three groups, all have heen fighting for control ever since 1} the party leaders and delegates gath ered here Roughly, they are the old fsuard, of, more properiy, the senatorial group; the new guard, or croup of Middle Western m chine politicians, and the radical group, headed by Johnson and Borah. i About the o at of the three in was thi mination of the ¥ first the party she dl 4 not ¢ This m that Johnson and his democr f lows must be killed off, whatever else happened ‘They have been. Johnson can- net be nominated, even tho he has many powerful — friends among the two other groups, particularty the senatorial group. fee — It Johnac thinks that he may de in he is the only man | ago who knows what ts going on who is of that opinion the pes The b then, has narrowed down to el between the old quart and the w guarde—the senatorial F group, headed by Penrc Smoot ladge and Watson, and the Mi ddie Western machine p al groyp. whieh centers about hairman Will) members of the nation noes are being «held day and night among various members of these two groupe. The wiser heads among both Groups realize the importance of not carrying their fight so far as to lose control of the convention and thus give the radicals a chance to pick it up. NEW GUARD AND OLD GUARD CLASH guard have their original idea of trying to nominate a reaction ary candidate. The new guard convinced hare them that such a candidate might not be elected. ‘The new guard were all set to nom fnate Lowden 4, while not want ing him, the old guard probably would have accepted him but for the Missouri boodie expose They are now insisting that Low den be dropped, because he would have to make a defensive campaign, and the democrats might win. The new guard hate to give up Lowden, but it looks as tho they Would have The p m which confronts the two sps that together contro! enough votes to swing the nomina tion is this: To agreé upon a cand date who is not personally objection. | alle to the leaders of either group Who has a good enough public recbra to make his election reasonably cer tain, and who can be relied upon to share party leadership with the sen ate group and not ¢hallenge the po jemy exhibition. | provided w the heat from the stoves of the J Frctions Are Waging (HOTEL HAS A “FAG” LIGHTER Bitter Struggle for Convention Control cal leadership ef the Hays group It in nOMe problen One by one the candidates are be ing eubsecte 1 Coat w wen . runpow der and boodie, They are afraid he would be defeated, Too much bood about Lowden Joh ) too radio and too extreme on the treaty Th id guard have urged Kaos and Sproul new guard are afraid Knox Would be weak in tho West, and they don't know enough t Sproul to be sur bh Al he ta too close y He's all right for vice president, tho, and ma Hox get that ver's name has been brought re unanim Hoover Uon of an and there him FEAR HOOVER IS TOO INDEPENDEN But Hoover is rejected the ground that to nominate him would apping Johnsen in the face. » that he would n political masters of ured a% a » would in machine A be man they is no pers tation from the the party. Ie is plot of the Wilson typ sist upon running senate, national coms erything, But he ted. They all kr now and again Liscussion of Hox is a tremend: lirterent: in fact about these c erences. Mark it well, It may have no signif nee in the final stage of this great attle-—and again, it may have great sig noe. sit: Among all the names that are being considered by thene masters of the convention, that of] Wit Mays, chairman of the nationa: committee, is the one that up to now hi forth the least objection. Page Pussyfoot! Lloyd Corners Booze} LONDON, June 10.—Sir William | Orpen, artist, has hung what crities | call “a pusale pleture” in the Acad 1 of the bp aks one © conference “of the 17 distinguished gentle men present, in Lioyd George al and giass, » The bottic has what ia he ¢ ing label on it a white is it wine or a tonic? All tho gentlemen, with the exception of President Wilsen, look enviously at Lloyd George.” Says Cafe Stove Heat Ruins His Hair} LONDON, June 10—Wm. Clark son went to court here to say that taurant ruined hia hair, He wa an injunction restraining tha, Clarkson makes wigs next door te the retaaurant, and he holds t restaurant's heat tak from his wigs anc figures. Herdsman Fibs— Bull Must Die} LONDON, June 10.—Sentence of death has been d by the Short horn ety of G: Pritain on a Shorthi bull owned by Mrs. HT Stewart, of Perthshire, and valued ot $30,000, It t» alleged @ herdsman understated the bull's age at a stock show, and as a punishment for his deceit the society bag decreed the bull's death. Youth Wanted to Be Famous in Dresses HOUSTON, June 10.—A 1%year-old boy arrested here by Probation Off) cer J. W. Mills admitted he had stol en $75 to buy wome clothing that he might go on the stage, “Zwanted to be famous,” said he. HAD FOLLOWED HIM FOR Flt Engineer Martin Says He |; Was About to Give Up From Stomach Trouble Before He Got Tanlac | —Eats Anything Now W. 1. Martin, of 458% South Sain st, Los Angeles, Cal, & loco-) Znotive engineer in the yards of the} Southern Pacific railroad, is an other well known railroad man who has cause to.ve glad he tried Tan- relieved trouble fifteen completely of stomach me for “Tanlac has me of a case that has followed years,” declared Mr. Martin, “Be fore I took this medicine I always had a dull, heavy feeling like lead in the Pit of my stomach, and I often had awful spells when the| gas would bloat me up as tight! fe @ drum. almost cutting off my | breath, harp pains went through my chest and were #0 #e- vere at times I could hardly stand| TEEN YEARS I couldn't get a good night's sleep and I just felt so good and | without energy all the time. got pretty regular and I tr od all kinds of medicines to get relief, | but I just kept on having worse each time, until | became dis ged nd down-hearted, for afraid I wouldn't be able hold up much longer “Several - | my friends told me cour wa, 1 I heard so much talk about It] ing all before thew, trampling dewn| Respect. around the yards that I decided to/iicir enemies and breaking down wet a bottle, and T commenced toling gates of hell, It is another track me po psteod ee I finished it. MY) inat they follow Uniess you are already wativfied Fees — we i pet ° ; and I notic ed] “And peace has taught us as much | with one dentist, and cannet be rea- hat the Vy feeling was leaving | a, war, We are learning what vic-| goned with in behalf of another, my stomach, I kept right on tak | tory means and what it is worth.| you ecannet do better than visit ing Tar and now my stomach | w~ y week we learn more dis the offices of Painless Proctor, never troubles me and [ Just fee Hew rbing that that conception of! northeast corner First Ave. and fine all the time. I sleep like 4/yictory on which the peace treaty| Pike st, Seattle, and see sat 1 every night and have already | wan based is an antiquated blunder.| ples of this BEAUTIFUL work ned several pounds in weight. | plunder in crowns, bridgework and artificial I will always praise Taniac and) “In church, at any rate, we shail|/ sets of teeth. Kach erown {4 made I am constantly telling about how] hesitate befor insult God by ask-| by the two-piece system (first get- it hag fixed me up.” ing Him to uphold the king by ‘lv-| ting the band and then soldering on Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartell all) Drug Stores under the personal di Jin the old sense of the word rection of @ special Tanlac represen: tative, Doctor's Service Don't wait until you mnst call » doctor! Save his time and your money. Go to him at first warning. DR. WHITEAKER’S DISPENSARY 906 THIRD AVE. NEAR MARION ST. | PARIS, June 10.— Mixing blue) after Constantine fled and abdicated. | bleod of old-world royalty with the| Then Alexander became king and|{! red blood of the “common herd now he's trying to bave hia partia-| | makes a poor matrimonial highball. |ment make his wife the queen of| History shows that the morganatie | Greece | * romances of kingletsto-de often start| If parliament refuses—then what?! d melts the wax from his them, | to} }'# estimated, THE SEATTL STOP SMOKING OR OR STAR WED IN CHURCH WHERE MOURNED © A YEAR BEFO! ‘Each Had a Dandy Alibi, But They Land in County GIRLS WILL LOSE THEIR PERFUMERY NEW YORK, June 10--Unlons BUI ON TRENT, . t of people in of coun June 3 To be married in tries «wear off smoking ver S irch where @ memorial shortly, milady in going to ha toc e ust tf e ame had been held for him « opinion of the head of one of the of Lieut. Coaton, He hag i vigmest chains of drug stores of The county stockade was aug fficia ported as killed y | i rica and Burope, who Ws back | * mented by 16 alleged drug ad |!” nc and Fran Late was ree || from w trip to Burope, ‘The rea dicty ‘Thursday, following stitt |" Hegre that was a prino |] non im that (he peasants of the sentences mated ors by duction |; , || Balkan peninaula, where most of had ® the World's supply of _tuveroses | SOM B, Gordon Wednenday, Two | cotoly Kitty Started Real comes from, have lately a men were arrested in the Mouth But 1 don't want to go ever to R E Kind by Detectives #. Simundron, | (he right new, tn the bea i ered thi s more profit in F umpus in Eat | the Multivation ef tobaceo than of | 4 Blanch and 4. Majowwki, All. | tiful summer Ume—it's nicer to P the prised resea, and changed were charged under the state (oul, he pleaded i uno 10.—-A eat thelr stock crops according! Yagrancy statute, which allows » Dan Young was just out of the fhe: tore 908 Se | sentence of six months, stockade @ few days, and claimed ne The Kindlen of narcoucs, hypo outfits] that he never knew there wan any |‘%® finger of the ge rates | Composer Changes snd opium pipes were produced by| narcotic in the sult he put on @ ter |e ty =f re one , the tives 48 evidence agulnet | cettin, la Whert ! ” ss | , | Scope oem er walter, proprietress Name—Megrs. Sore ' "Ti bad mistake,” Judge Gor | charged the lend walter and thal VIENNA, June 10—Herr Prange ourmonth sentences were given) don advised him, sareast y of the waiters walked out in @ en—Albert fF. Avenarius Cieorge f , t t Lehar 0 wrote the “Merry Wik ound on J. Con hy strike: until the head ead Dn the “Merry W'd'| Hooxer, Arthur Swanson, Edward tot inte tele’ aeee ear,” | era penieede os ow,” “Gypsy Love” and the “Count | Conrc Tony Soares, Charles ~ — of Luxtmburg,” has changed his|O'Hearn, Den Young, J. Coster : [name to Ferenoe, and opera mann-| George Hindieatt, Ht Mirown and] ,,Movt of the accused pleaded that! Cary @ Woman Be Ke re are angry 2 \9 a) 140 Moffman, Jane Wender, vrea ‘! sagen ot ce py as, Rojee oll | Czech name, and they are Hungari-| Wells, Stewart Young and Jane Wad. | “M#"** 404 promised to leave town a Brother?—P. ake dies were given twomonth sen The Chicago theatre which provides a smoking room for}| its feminine patrons has nothing on one of San Francisco’s| leading hotels, where they not only supply the room, but also save the fair devotees to Lady Nicotine the trouble of light-| ing their own cigarets. The picture shows the pretty Chinese} maiden who is on duty afternoon and evenings at the Palace| |hotel, San Franiesco, for the benefit of those who haven't yet jlearned to handle ndle @ m match with the proper de xte rity. CAN KING ALEXANDER | PROVE BLUE BLOOD AND RED WILL MIX? well, but generally wind up badly. | There are rumors already that Alex | The uttle states of Europe have! Ander will be forced out and that his s business of merganatic mar unger borther, Prince Andrew, will | riage or left-handed weddings for cen. S¥oceed him it turies, It's @ royal convenience by! Prince ( ¢ Rumania clung to which princes may cast off “com-| his non-rc for « long time. mon” brides quite “honorably.” But hia family and others made} ROYALTY CLINGS TO things #0 hot for him around the pal-| ITS OLD PREJUDICE ace that in sheer desperation he ne Fook: what's left of |" renounced her. Now h S annie social prejudiens | "KinKIne” and she's back home w these days in spite of all talk about de DRIVEN TO SUICIDE What will young King Alexander | ®¥ BOYAL PRESSURE at anes te Alexander may consider the | He “ee ple of Adolph F h, gra duk — of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, The grand | foBraphen. zany to keep duke was a second non. Nobody the reyes mabien. bases we ee cared when he married, for there b her when ae 8 ane 7 | seemed little chance he'd ever be al ved ru E mn autom HE WOULD KILL i::: WARLIKE HYMNS and she 9 little girl. ‘They me: t his brother was killed by} nile, and at once courtiers rich divores his w A princess. Friedrich re-| was finally driven to m by royal pressure and Austrian roy rganatic “marriers Some of them were married as « d eight times, but the g to Bhake « Only when a prince fa love with @ cx wants to stick to her alone does alty start trouble. Alexander tr ’ The Russian were expert mc Preacher Says the Church Glorifies Warfare in mmoner BY MILTON BRONNER LONDON, June 10.—/The hymna of © Christian ebu " must be ad. 4 taking th d and treated her x0 justed to the new tir which we Mia come ta es live figures of speech drawn from war and which seem to war must be omitted view of the Rev. J. H TE DENTISTS vicar of Holy Trinity in the town of Colne England Dr. Hopkinson expresses hime in vigorous lang 1x follow “We have learned what w that it is not a matter of f tee ng banners and clashing swords and beating druma, but merely a sicken: d dirty butehery of lads in rlogged or fy-infested trenches “We shall be less ready than we were to compare our Christian life ‘o| Everything ieee on How | arfa nnd to compare th move-| ment of the church te that of 8 7 Your Teeth Are Treated—| a tert us arm Hymns that we could Poor Dental Work Is Dear ng unthinkingly before the war < lneve become a lying b emy. at Any Price. | “Who would now g: ‘Like a “J 2 |mighty army, moves the Chureh of | Gol * # * With the cress ef STERLING DENTISTRY, as | Jesus going on before! | Practiced by Painless Proc- “We see more clearly than we did ing him victory over all his enem "| the cusp) ‘This ts the approved Be-| method of all really high class den. |fore we can pray if, we must think} tists throughout the world—mnch Jout a new and true meaning, both for| superior to the ready-made crowns |'victory’ and ‘enemies.’ | used by so many offices. “Our religion, must be made more | a dthiled sity Sekdien oh cons unreservedly Christian, We need a| o2ts0r oe the natural aonteu of spring-cleating of our religioun| (ne ting and cheeks, which gives thoughts. All those old eabwebs of 2 er Oe Bo | naturalness in expression. God's wrath and God's jealous pride and God's vengeanee on His enemies | The proprictor of this office has must be swept out of the church, I been in the practice of dentistry in the windows opened to clearer | Seattle for 18 years, and numbers 0 | satisfied pationts by the hundreds. me to seek and ba ade Malle ocodh we All work guaranteed. Painless lextraction of teeth assured. B. C. Power Project |_ Your tertm are a part of your | anatomy and great care should be Under Construction) wed in your selection of a dentint I solicit your patronage on a basis VANCOUVE, H. C,, June 10.—Pre Uminary work on the Bridge river bee yt ae Sear, SiSmeUnGRS power ite, near Lillooet, is under | #4 Moderate fees. way. The development of this site PAINLESS PROCTOR calls for 4 tunnel a mile and @ half long, under®Misigon mountain, emp: (epting Dentistry) tying into Seaton lake and furnish.|N- % Cor. First Ave. and Pike St, ing 400,900 horse-power, and will cost Opposite Public Market, in the neighborhood of $30,000,000, it _ Phone Main 4965. if eee ROME, June 10--High tobageo |no testimony was necessary to eon:| the public hasn't got it “in the neck.” |he'# asking higher authorities | prices and & protest boycott res alia | view © him of the guilt of the men on| In fact, the public wouldn't have it|@ranting Mrs, Dunn credential] j here In @ decrease of 75 per cent in other @idg of the rail in nearly|on the neck From the looks of } tobacco consumption, Dealer are + beenuse of “ray LONDON, June 10—The |tences, while 0, V. Allen got oft with| Twenty-Cent Collar | ..fero%, une n° The i | 40 days. 1 oO wend Tobacco Boycott “ro SUSOtY NOW | Staging a Come-back |())") 0008 a Reduces Prices “700 SUNNY Now | TROY, N. ¥., June 10.—The %5.| hood” meeting, ‘The clerks Altho Judge Gordon declared that| cent collar has wilted, and for once | how a woman ean be a brott » of| things in their wal: | the & comeback 20cent collar ts staging) There is an available { four billion tons of fron ore in & Nough!" t mirrored ele. SECOND AVENUE.AND UNIVERSITY STREET Special Sales Friday Each Item Listed Here Is at an Emphatic Reduction From Regular Price A Special Price on Cotton Felted Mattresses At $12.50 Each —Of full size, made from aight grade cotton, felted in such a manner that it will not pack nor become lumpy. Covered with a good quality cretonne art ticking. Weight 40 pounds. ~Fourth Floor. Men’ s Silk Plated Hose For Friday Only at 5 55c¢ —Our regular price’is ¢ extremely low, at 75e a pair, Hose of the well-known Shawknit quality, pure thread silk, woven over silk lisle, giving the appearance of all-silk, with the superior wearing qualities of lisle. —In Black, White, Cordovan, Green, Champagne. Sizes 914 to 111g, . ~—Men's Section, First Floor, An Extreme Reduction on ‘720 Slip-on Veils 25e Qualities, for Friday Only» 10¢ —Notions Section, First Floor. Georgette Blouses Special at $4. 00 —All the smart styles, ateactive color combinations and pretty trimmings one would expect in a big group of Blouses at double the price. Children’s Pants Reduced 8 35c Each wwltoonipiste ansortmeni of both knee and ankle lengths. Knit Underwear, First Floor, — 250 Pairs Women’ 8 Boots | For Friday and Saturday A Big Special Lot Selling of 100 Silk Bags $5.00 in Regular Stock, $2.95 ~—High-grade all-silk Bags, plain and novelty trimmed. ~Hand Bags, First F Blouses, Third Floor. Silks and Satins Specially Priced to Close Friday Eleven pieces, 369 yards in all. 40-inch Brown Satin Duvetyn, to close at $4.95, re ry inch White Sport Pongee, to close at $3.65 40-inch Rose Pink Sport Tussah, to close at $3.65. 10-inch Copenhagen Lama de Soie, to close at $4.95. ; oe Heavy Gray Shantung, to close at $3.65 40-inch French Blue Sport Tussah, close at $3.65. 40-inch Prune Silk Poplin, to close at enn tg Specially Priced at $2.35 In small sizes, in kid and patent leather; also light gray kid leather, welt soles and Cuban and Louis heels. Sizes 214 to 414. Shoe at Second Floor, Sills Scarf fs 2 Sweater Coats, Regularly $12.50, for Friday $3.65. Regule Only at er -inch Plum Satin Duvetyn, to close at ae or $13.50 $6.95 ~A0-inch Taupe Silk and Wool Poplin, to ——— close at $3.65. For Friday Twelve only, in Blue, 40-inch Jasper Gray Sport Tussah, —200 Fiber Sweater Coats, Brown, Copen, Light Bl close at $8.65. batten front style, with TOWN, WOON, sugD ue, —40-inch Black and White Fancy Satin, mailor collar and sash. The Yellow, Maize, White and to close at $4.95. #ors are Rose, Coral, Tur- Purple. —Dress Goods, First Floor. @uoise, Copen, Green and First Floor. Gold. ~—Sweaters, Second Floor. Continuing Friday and Saturday The Sale of Jewelry Novelties Al Extraordinarily Special Prices The original quantities insured ample selections for the last two days of the sale. Good Luggage At Prices Extremely Low —Black Viber Suit Cases, regularly $10.00, special at $7.95. strong and serviceable, heavy leather corners, Lined with ert with strape all around, Size 24 inches Matting Suit Cases, regularly $3.95, special at $2 These light weight Suit Cases are fine for short trips. With straps all around, Specially priced at $2.95 each, —Luggage, Fifth Floor White Woolen Very etoane, —First Floor. | rapery Remnants Specially Priced for Friday en aaling,” "|The Special Price Basement| | Blankets senate freee oe {threo Zxtraordinary Values a Will Sell Friday —A8 Jersey Dresses, sizes 16 to \ 44, all the popular colors apa $1.25 yard. Short lengths of Curtain Mar @ yard. Special at 350 a $7.45 a Pair » Fine quality Wool and Cotton quisette, 1% to 6 yards in a piece Styles; formerly $15.00, $18,50 Mixed Blankets, size 66x80 inches, Regularly 600 to 85c @ yard. Spe- and $2 Bound in silk ribbon in soft colors cial at Bh of Blue and Pink. Special for Floor, —18 Taffeta Dresses, mostly Wriday only, at $7.45 a pair, navy and mostly in small and —Blankets, Second Pleor, sizes; formerly $19.75 “Mahogany Nut Bow! Sets Reduced From $4.00 and $5.00, for Friday Only at $2.95 and $3.85 ~The Parson Nut Bowls of mahogany, with metal center and All in One Clearance Lot Friday $12.75 Vacation Specials For Friday and Saturday Naomi Dresses, in navy , of excellant quality and formerly 15.00 and Cold Cream, regularly %, regularly 250, at 15 Faille Silk Capes, in three- quarter length styles; navy and black; formerly $18.60 and Chinwah Tale, 19¢. Naomi Tollet Wate: $1.50, at $1.00 regularly 250, at r, regularly only; formerly $2 Chinwah Tollet Water, regular —3 Serge Capes, with large hammer, In two sizes, ly $1.50, at $1.00 shawl collars of plaided silk; ~-An excellent opportunity to Naomi Vace Powder, regularly formerly $22.50, secure a worthwhile wedding Soc, at 5 Jersey Sui rege beet, Chinwah Wace Powder, regular eet, See ots Siar SmI, eet ular price, —Silverware Bag A Fifth Floo ba ty 600, at 35 Toilet Goods, First Floor.