The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1920, Page 16

LIQUOR PROBLEM WORRIES DEMOS ‘Effort Will Be Made to Choke Down Issue I PLEXPECTS | “The Great A ADOO CHOICE 3 HAROLD Db. JACOBS | C » June 14 Republican today began to plan their Atial campaign on the a A thar William G. McAdoo hominated by the democrats national con y opening Francisco Ju nent democr: Pacific coast de in their party sufficiently to perm: . fa an to the probable nominee. Bititude of the republicans tr the nominee for the demo jWas iustrated in the specet th 8. Wh Francoise: Y. who nomi Sena am Johnson last He bit attacked the ic admin and asked if ¢ republican Ry, by refusing to nominate a Winner,” wished to continue P"Wilson dynasty” by placing the Prince” in the White House. ©, who has refused to per FAA open campaign in his behalf gannily removed himselt from Me participation in the counetls party, is expecting spend d of the democratic conve New York City ns haye even gone so to assume that James M. Cox would be the democratic | | BY DAN L, BEEBE SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.— | Leaders of the democratic party | who are carly arrivals for the nae | ionat are canting | about for a means to choke down, sentiment for a repeal of drastic prohibition laws, They see in the rule requiring & two-thirds majority to nomi nate probably thelr mont effective weapon to prevent an organized effort te the democratic party the pss-se-t! Man, on MAY! } WHAT are You SAYING To MR peANETY P convention Row, DoT ASK #) me ie) HAve ANY UMBRELLAS ID MEND. IRememper You! You RUINED A SILK ONE Foe ME NOT Log AGo! wet" ¢ nomination date for the presidential in expected to be the first andidate on the scene, About him the “wets will build up a strong rganzation, hoping to capture the party | | known, are rely J “wet” sympa exist in the breasts ody of uninstructed delegates, altho officially | wishing to avoid the liquor issue. | person ally will wish a return at least of light wines and beers, the “wets | and many of them, accord. | |ing to Edwards men, will vote for Ed wards believe e Edwards will have the furth 4 ation, He has vantage of a “wet™ city ax the loca Instructed delegates and is Ition for the n, San Fran. mn to have the backing of pow party leaders. Jcinoo is extremely “wet” in sympa entl e ~—s > ‘The newspapers here have strong dn connection with the demo., MRS BLAKE, WHO ISA LITTLE ReARSICHTED ~ sate teeter acm ein boo th tk APPONCTMEMT TO PLAY GOLF WITH HIM FoR |e PER party does 4, nt Homer § furthering M y of War! wards. BATTLE ON PIER, Candidates’ Row Sad Sight | |iinrt S Sonte KEEP ON IN BAY, Following the “Big Noise” «3222. D. Baker. —_ atrong the California pe BY HUGH BAILLIE /One Friend in Hospital ANd over, including the shouting MOODIE IS ILLED BY AUTO ganization hurrah” in the Edwa ) the window: “Vote fo a and the w wm for Harding and |.) f | Wine Growers’ assoc CHICAGO, June 14 Well, its headquarters, a huge bust Roosevelt and a drove Cand. Jera expect to oa’ Row, which swarmed the party I | i the tem * Other in Jail | tacit cndanaenee cle the ‘tempol control the resolutions committer | aan | Harding and Coolidge won, «warmed % Mel and keep it “dry.” at least avoiding While his victim was in the city Tals sat in with janitors and scrub women to- jany plank that would violently of to Recover From Ao= rowprtat dangerously wounded, Bar day. Pena isin ait wit nd the “drys.” Also, they believe ses, cy McCaffrey, 43, logger, was held a | . - ME lithe rule requiring third eo} Cidental Collision in ‘ait Monday, “3 A tour of the famous “Row” today | canvas sign, “Poindexter for Presi: | {ie rule reat a i sieeeigaliy’ 0 — McCaffrey iy alleged to have been | Tevealed jdent” with a hole kicked int. | cusra them from attempts to nomi-| Biull fractured in an auto ac-| seized with « peeullar dementia white| | Harding's neaaquarters, a pile of] | Coolidge headquarters, | locked |e tds | * e. footer | Walking with a friend, 19. W. Cooper, | gilded chairs. loor with a placard tacked on | Maj. Albert Moodie, former | reine oe oy sunday Johnwon's headquarters, a well-| telling the Mansachusetts men what U. S. attorney, died in the| “44, i4 accused of striking Cooper| worn path In the red carpet over SRospital Sunday night. Major | over the head for no known reason. | which the pilgrims moved in single ‘Was brought to the hospital! They tumbled into the water, and| file to shake Hiram’s hand, and a) after his auto collided| McCaffrey is reported to have con: | placard n | 5 | ty a lom | € C rumpied | | (one driven by William Lantz.| tinued the assault on Cooper until “You can win with Johnson! in a pictures of Hoover | i i © pl, at Yale ave. and) knocked unconscious by a barrel) Waste basket. | Butler's headquarters, great gobs} ‘#t., Saturday night. Altho an stave thrown by a man on the dock. Lowden's headquarters. A sign in| of gloom. was performed, he did not| gonsciousness. Was 35 years old and lived ‘on Names T1 Nippon May Change Policy a GAS SUPPLY, SUSPECT HERE): 22 s h ave. N. E. _ dent Wilson today made the follow. | ‘land Woman Sho’! rien Misses | eT t ~~ aa ie An js confronted with an opposttion that Is growing and that may make Feeding Chicks. ,,. 7 H. sig New York, “af Mrs. Samvet J. Clark, of Kirkiand,| “aire. Genevieve ‘Rea, California. Inclement Fusillade of Shots Fails to) <n is nary plan unnopuliy oust | ; served Gasoline Stop Man ern | Z cally wounded at Providence to be receiver of public moneys Monday. While feeding the | San Francisco. > She Tapes tax wale: Week Sunday she knocked a rifte| Se ed in order to pay the big navy] ground. It éxploded and a| Southern Scientists | Beattie’s gasoline wupply was con-| Accuned of being the highwayman |! hit her in the abdomen. r | served greatly Sunday becaus he| Who escaped the police at First ave es. Coming to Seattle iicment weqtner, loca! « and Railroad ave. after a gun BERKELEY. Cal., June 14.—Head.| explained Monday mort The | fusiliade Saturday night, Roy Hurley |ed by Barton W. Evermann, a dele-| Standard Oi) company will r ¢| 20, shingleman, was held in the city jgation representing the California) gallons of gasoline to pleasure cars| Jail Monday. He wae arrested by Weather Con- eee &.—(Delayed.)}—The kyo of three of the r statenmeh and repeated meet TOKYO, J presence in dealers | 8 WANA, Cuba, June 14.—Several | Academy of Sciences left last night | and 10 gallons to trucks today, while | Detec Mc omery, McLennan Were injured in the National | for Seattle to attend the convention | the Shell company a all or-| and y night in a ermine upon here during a performance | of the As tion for the Advance. | ders will be filled un sudden in.| shack near Alaska st. and 24th ave . 1] opera “Aida” when a bombex.| ment of Sci sage eerie me eee | there June 17 8. W. The man who fied a suitcase joe that is to be held | crease in the volume of business re 0 19. | multe. the police left Siberia. containing loot take of E. H. Kohthase Alaska st. Volney H. Burt ONE KILLED IN ‘Others Are Pursued Into “TRAIN SMASHUP) Stee 2 TOKYO, June & —s peated f Passengers Escape Danger | of Flames | from the | 5911 W home are also b THE BON MARCHE ARGAIN B {(Delayed.}—Re nn attacks upon Japan. # in Northern Korea today when two Japanese | jand 24 s were killed in such ; “ a fight. The Japanese pursued the} June 14.~One man, R.| Koreans into Chinese territory | AGAIN URGED njured wh eave of Firgt Drive Netted Sum of the. wreckage | $174,200 ire, leading firemen to re | port to their headquarters that many |bodies lay in the debris, Many |sengers were slightly hurt when What Is Your Spending Power? Do you enjoy paying other people's debts, and can you easily pay for expen- sive fixtures, extra service, deliveries and other semi-luxuries? If your answer is “NO!” you will find the Bargain Basement an ideal place to trade because we sell only for cash, we have inexpensive fixtures, you serve yourself to a large extent, we do not deliver—and you save as a result of this economical system. 1 Just Received 1 Three Styles That Are New in Oo S HH Detroit Sunday |" culmtr | head on Batenan. wa y it wreek nd leg of the University of stadium drive will be when an executive men will meet nJuncti News men and con for continuan <i 6 | | DETROIT, June 14.—Four mur-|_ The firet drive netted the fund Ss; |B ders was Sunday's record here, Two |$174.200, Chairman W. L. Rhodes has | || men were shot to death by bandits, |@nnounced. It is planned to haverthe | —— jf} one died from a bullet fired by a first section, including 24,000 seats, | / || killed by a former husband te ¢ ber 2%. It will be y the fund to 2 | Children Adrift im [72 © 0 10" 6 frst sect 1 0 9 5 HH Boat Are Saved Caruso Searching e IH sabieriere ot eat aot aoe | for Stolen Gems for more than 25 hours, four EAST HAMPTON, N, ¥., June 14 |dren were rescued by the wt In an effort to locate the hiding City of Toledo, yesterday, place of half a milli jars’ worth | The children are: Robert, 3; Rich-|of jewels stolen from the home of ard, 6, and Merwin, 9, sons of Mer-| Enrico Caruso several days ago, pri win Daso, of Toledo, and Violet | vate detectives a Sperry, their cousin, 11 years of ag The material is Silvertone and the colors are Tan, China Blue and Forest Green. One of the models features a ||| novel yoke back with a combin- ation of box and inverted box ng over the © estate with picks and shovels, A threat against the family has }led to redoubling the the place, suards about Argentine Sugar Is Coming to U. S. FUNERAL SERVICES for Lola plaits | Bell Melean, who died Sunday at her| BUBNOS AIRES, June 14.-—Con. le home at 414 Alohaa st., will take|tracted for by Fr erick J, Stimson, All the coats are belted and [jterwormnc6? ¢ tom ea eee eNone of musa win ares have two pockets. Sizes 16 to 42. MIAMI, Fla.—Two fi#h dynamit-| Pieshih a paune ers killed and injured whe jelght pounds of high explosive d | tonates aboard their boat. one favor to the United nt Irigoyen waived Ar- exportation restrictions, THE SEATTLE STAR - TheBon ESTABLISHED 1490 ache For Your Summer Home— Linoleum $1 a Sq. Yd. Just 470 square yards of it—and when that’s gone the sale will be over! oleum of good quality, in two desirable pat- terns, for bathroom, kitchen or bedroom. <A remarkable value at this reduced price! You Will Save Time if You Bring Your Room Sizes Heavy Brown Duck Reduced to 65c Yard Fix up your sleeping porch for the some of this proof Brown Duck—reduced Tuesday summer with to 65¢ a yard, We've 1,000 Curtain Rods with ball ends which we will sell at 12c each. They Printed Cork Lin- weather- Mill Ends of Curtain Swiss 35c Yard Curtain Swiss, a large assortment— white only, with Jacquard designs—re- duced to 35¢ a yard on Tuesday. Curtain Rods—Special 12c Each extend from 27 to 50 inches—not more than 12 to a customer at this price. Curtain Scrim 19c Yard You will be sure to want Curtain Scrims at this price—19¢ a yard. Fine for summer cottage or town home bedrooms —with drawnwork borders, in white, cream and ecru. Bungalow Net 32c Yard It's remarkable to be able to get Curtain Net at so low a price—S2c a yard. Durable quality in desirable designs—white, cream and ecru. Scrim Curtains $1.59 hang summer home or town bedrooms—all hemstitched and neatly finished with durable lace edges—white, cream and Curtains, ready to ecru. For Summer Home or Camp— Inexpensive Bedding and Damasks PILLOW CASES 45c Bleached—42zx86 inches PILLOW CASES 50c Serviceable—42x36 inches PILLOW CASES 65c 45238VQ inches ,BLEACHED SHEETS $2.25 Seamlece e000 inches BLEACHED SHEETS $2.75 Heavy—812790 inches BLEACHED SHEETS $2.90 - Seamless—72799 inches DAMASK CLOTHS $2.35 Mercerized—63x64 inches DAMASK CLOTHS $2.65 Mercerized—642x72 inches Bleached Sheeting $1.00 Heavy Bleached Sheeting—good value indeed for yards wide—not over 10 yards to $1.00 a yard—2'4 a customer at thi price. FABRIC FLOOR (THTRD) 40-inch Georgette and Crepe de Chine Special at $1.75 a Yard The surplus from our blouse manufacturers’ lot—and a very good quality in both silks. Georgette in navy, white, tan, flesh, brown and turquoise. Crepe de Chine in brown and navy. BOOTH--UPPER MAIN FLOOR ‘ Awning Stripes 39c a Yard 1,000 yards of Red and White Striped Awn- ing Drill—and for 39¢ a yard; 27 inches wide, in ‘good weight — very serviceable—appropriate for awnings for porch or windows. FABRIC FLOOR (THIRD) —$3.95 a in your Portieres Half Price,$3.95 Do you need any Portieres? are a few pairs at a very low price Made of heavy blue rep, finished with two-inch hem at the bottom, front and heading. Couch Covers $1.59 Each Good-wearing Couch Covers Roman stripes, with red, green or brown stripes; fringed all around— reduced for summer home fi ing time to $1.59. Cretonnes Reduced to32c So many pretty ways one can fix up the summer home with Cretonnes— and here it is at 82c a yard. Suit=> able for comforter coverings, over+ pair drapes, pillows—27 inches wide. FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE SESE FEATHER PILLOWS $1.65 Size 20x26 inches FEATHER PILLOWS $2.25 Size 20x27 inches WOOLNAP BLANKETS $3.95 White—size 60x76 inches * WOOL-MIXED BLANKETS $6.95 White and gray, 66780 ins. GRAY BLANKETS $8.95 PAIR Soft wool and cotton— 70x80 inches DAMASK CLOTHS $2.75 Heavy—6 4x64 inches HUCK TOWELS 20¢ Bleached—17.x32 inches Just for Tuesday Boxed Stationery Reduced to 19c Pink or White Fon- tenelle Fabrice Station- ery or Correspondence Cards of 24 sheets of pa- per or cards, and envel- opes to a box. UPPER MAIN FLOOR Lawn Handkerchiefs 15¢c, 2 for 25 Lawn Handkerchiefs with colored machine embroidery in the corner or in plain white with hemstitched edges—l5c, or 2 for 25ce UPPER MAIN FLOOR Palmolive Soap 4 Bars for 25c Four cakes of Paim- olive Soap, 25c—a real bargain. Only 4 cakes to a customer. No phone orders. ~ UPP! MAIN FLOOR Men’s Silk Scarfs Reduced to 55¢ Silk Poplin Scarfs in bright or dark patterns or plain colors, LOWER MAIN FLOOR N-O.T-I-O-N-S At Such Little Prices That Sewing Baskets Can be Refilled at a Saving Merrick’s Thread on Bobbins 5c Box + Merrick’s thread on bobbins—150 or 200 yards of fine 6-cord sewing cotton in each box—black or white—bobbins for New Home, Singer and Domes- tic sewing machines—5e box. —Sewing Silks — 100 yards to the spool—odd colors, at 4¢. —lImported Twine Shop- ping Bags, ecru or brown —drawstring tops, strong handles; 59¢. —Dressing Combs, black, white or colors—several sizes; 15¢. —Hump Hair Pins, sizes 1 to 4, priced at 4¢. —Invisible Wire Hair Pins, sizes’ 11%, 2 and 214 inches, 2 tubes 5¢. —Snap Fasteners, black or white, all si 3 doz. for 10¢. —Pearl Buttons, medium and cards for 10¢. —Common Pins, 300 to the paper, for 4¢. —Sheil Hairpins, crimped style, three sizes, shell color and amber, box for 10¢. —Odds and ends of Hooks and Eyes, 2 dozen on a card, white or black —2 cards for 5¢. —Real Hair Nets, cap or fringe shape—light, me- dium and dark brown, black and auburn, 3 for 25¢. small, large, 3 Slipon Face Veils 15c Extra good quality Slipon Face Veils, plain and figured, assorted colors, 15c, UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Here in urnish- jf i