The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1920, Page 2

Sapa Reartaige tt eh tt ot a THE STAR Sale of upholstered furniture at reductions of one-fourth or more! SEATTLE RACE RIOTING STIRS CHICA Two Whites Slain; Seek Out Negroes clusive and distinctive lines of upholstered furniture. ral road sta value-giving! —included in sale are also some very beautiful cane seat cushions; for this ” de gy A FURNITURE > taken a mawedoff rifle pieces sold separately if ¢ oath bin wkirts and k sired; davenport, $131.25; on n 7 oqpar chair, $61.88; rocker, opalntaiin; we $61.88. fe lowed a $273.25 regular price $365— —this three-piece suite -you will find just a little out of the ordinary both in style ice; loose pillow seat blue velour uphol- MAN WITH MA Enter Home cial price for this UPHOL. STERED FURNITUR : $273.25; pieces sold separ- ately if desired; davenport, 9$138.75; chair, $67.50; June HOQUIAM, ut the door of George B ~ wife he in atic threatened to kill, “bac ‘ied the parade 60 Mobs dune Tl —Race /—decidedly drastic reductions on the entire —represented in this sale are the productions r out here early to showing of hundreds of pieces of upholstered from the most representative high-grade mak- negro ministers return “ " . ers in America, assuring selections from ex- ing Kankakee, HL, were furniture will make this-a week of remarkable | attacked by a mob of 150 white Aby saint suites of irresistible attractiveness in price and style. He was held in » with the kil eer ing of t lay fol “ : ” we have helped establish thousands of cory, attractive bomes—let us help » lowing » parade of negr : Your Credit Is Good absolutely satisfactory service—dignified, Hberal credit is here for you! WELCOME! | a Anetner mob attacked | Herbert ay aE road at Mit | wan removed THESE TWO SAMPLE VALUES— Pa William = MeNaughton the time p ; ft of Police Gharrity took pre regular price t 4 repetition $340— 7 ’ wrred here in this three-piece suite we POLict present a price quite out of ff PATHOL De ea the ordinary, considering the q ceattiebnctine + juality; upholstered in rich bs tay, following Ue outbr mulberry velour ; loose pillow te ore searching for an char rt L. inelud re serious kt Abyss sal | SK ‘SHOT. THRU.NEGK: {Killed When He Tries t 0 While bat ellers, Cecarellt MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1928, 15 BURGLARIES |Mrs.AngleTold ‘MANY ARE SLAIN Thieves Busy During Week- End Here Fifteen weekend burmlartes and}, thefta were finder infestigation by |» » Monday | reotle thieves combed — the | » Drug ¢ 7 Jackson wt., oi content | mm the on eginter, AN]y » made to enter the! ” roadway and and miscellaneous lect yowlers from the Herbert, Wal g01 A vom y phone froe ern ave. and| g hed oe the Abram Apts Cedar st. ‘Thieves home nab nt, bs the p | The ave, and 66th wt amount The A minus @ of hin garage of H. Larner A. McDaniel of 1701 23rd 1410 W.! nal of Mrs nider 4dnt wt Fletcher, 208 16th ave burglarized CITY IS FACING | LIGHT FAMINE \@ Charter f 4 Oil Ip nt of light Ing, D. Burchard, local represety tative of the U. 8. shipping board, wrote Monday for a tanker to trans port fuel to Seattle for the eity’s pune t More than 63.000 consumers of jeity: Hht will be Bwithouts electric | f pad oy, within 40 dayx unless addi taal fuel of} for the Lake Union steam power plant can be obtained, aooording te Hoos Hoon requested the use of a ship {ping board tanker, stating that the! |General Petroleum company will! Room, muperintend 4 to have furnish a cargo of oil ive, ‘-, al be obtained to tranep The supply jet of one laut more Uaen 40 days, Ross de-| Focker, $67.50. wan sbot thru the neck and in : antly killed by Sellers eafly this |clarea morni Beliers an bie wife were awak-/ ened by one pounding —S0-ft. length %-inch Elm 5- fleers were munpic S. Parker Gilbert silverware at lessened cost — $9.95 | WASIUINGTON, June 21- ker Gilbert, Jr ag Aeeintant secretary |Catts of New Jers BRIGHT ONE, BUT LONG COM y silverware set; twenty-six consisting of six knives, six teaspoons, six tabi each butter knife and « | camp “iG ana @ new design of state | CAMBRIDGE, M. |Harvard astronomers declar beauty; above price « ooking gery: elude box; regular price for the isa Poke that silverware without box, $15.50; the Habt in just reaching the special for this week, $9.95. Light traveln 5 000 n 12 mont in number apecial for the week, 82.05, 10 “HAPPY DAY” electric washing $67.50. machines, each .. practically their cost to us! $090—Masonic club——Clyde # eaks on ecampaixn. for * before Seattle Credit « with ut question the beat s Digh-grade, well known it hes fortune to ttle Pacific Third ave Rte T Ce jee club meet ashing machine the price a hine will be of n to any washer and Mt 6 $95 —at also three only Happy 1 Huth HL, Washington THIRD FLOOR THIRD FLOOT STANDARD FURNITURE CO. SEATTLE L. SCHOENFELD & SONS TACOMA FOUNDED 1864 Seattle Walter, Seattle SECOND AVE. AT L. SCHOENFELD & SON Joanie tu My “ DD & SONS anie, Seattle PINE ST. 101-11 South 11th st, get, Tobi, Beats wella La, Bemt Delbert emerten key, Alice, nm the Seliers got his gun and ed out the wittdow to see who it was He recognized Cecarelll, refrigerator — and fired onee. Cecarelli dropped dead. $37.50 A revolver was found close to regular price 842.73 Cecarelli's hand. A mask and false —a very desirabt mustache were in bis pocket erator that w Ceenrelli was under investiga et PAE BE tion by federal officials, who be coapartment: ¢ lieved be should have beet do regularty $11.50 3 Th ranch He wan also thought to have been ply reinforced rubber howe: licated in a booze plot, follow high-grade durable stock: ver) ling the finding of his auto, almost complete with « lings. de mower in every totally destroyed by fire, near THIRD FLOOR ” THIND FLOOR Olympia recently Prohibition of ious of him. for Treasury Post Pri dent Wilson today appointed 8. Par. to succerd FR. C. let of the esident alwo made the fob prvurte $15.50 lowing recess appointment: To be price en extraordin. and minister heavily plated William Rogers plenipotentiary to Greece: Edward ING June 21 earth miler multi MAIN FLOOR | a by 20 gives the rough dis. NOCKER FOR an © the Name ia distant from the FOL ured; finia LY M ; es. com he | ‘Twice as much life insurance ix pad -egaoith Marit reed. cat being bought now as in 1918, the total » the United States being Hadley indus Men's MARRIAGE LICENSES Legal Legal Tay electric washe save 6 55 vacuum type; regu Hasegawa, e lar price $110—~; spe Johnson, Ernest Le ly ped Amdul, Ryivia M.. —this 8-piece pure and heavy LIFE- $15 05 Rey lon Meath arate TIME WARE cooking outfit... . . . three only ‘Happy Ne eat tle Day hand power, Ne G., Beattte If you are looking for an aluminum set better than the average vacuum type wash wy jamin, Vancouver, at an attractive priee—then this elght-plece fine quality alutn ing mach 1 W y Lente Uineauesn tt Jnum xet will be found Just what you are looking for; guaran lar price $24.50; » Oy, Bao Fs Meath § teed not to rust; heat proof handles; regular price, $22.50; spe clal for the week, Ve Anna M. Seattle cla) for the week, $15. $19.95. John C.. Beattte PLEA FOR NEW TRIAL FILED \Court Record in Sawyer Case Attacked Arcumonts 6f a motion filed in the came of Madge Anna Sawyer, who | was convicted by a uperier court Jury of murder in the ateond degree. will protably not be heard wntit the | latter part of the week, Prosecuting |) ; Attorney Brewn announced Mongjay. Affidavits will be filed by both sides KC. Hyde, tended In bis motion error ia severa) lastapces in the court record. Jodge Boyd J. Tallman will bear the argu ments. Bentence will not be passed until after the arguments. Mrs. Sawyer shot and killed her hbustand, May 10, near their power launch, Hyda, on Lake Union. San Diego Now Has 74,683 Population! WASHINGTON, June 21-—The) census bureau today annownced the! 0 pepulation of Ban Diego, Cal. 74.683 Thin represents an inerease of 35, 105, or 88.7 t per cent, ft t as YOUR TEETH X-RAYED FREE Dr, L. R. Clark each morning between the hours of 9 and 10:30, No cost or obligation whatever. 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Ross, superintendent of city coun ity rafting the measure.” (The bi provides for a new sched ‘t Appeal for Tanker-to Bring, ule of rates, with advances ranging rom effecuve uly 1 It iw expected that the bill will be votes 16 to 20 per cent, 4 by the council two weeks embers declare the * necessary because of ing cost of production at Union steam plant, follow ent increases in the price of in uel ofl DAVIS PICTURE IN POLICE BOOK' Breall not | | Captain Tennant *Digs Up Evidence Detective Capt. Charles E. Ten beat * of the He explained that ng for identifica is police When Tennant saw the.picture of Charles Davis, acused of first degree murder for the slaying of Peter An- gic. in a quarrel over a dog, Friday night, he told Sergt. WUliam Justice that he believed Davis had a previ-y ous local record, After digging thru onf. gallery he finally discovered .a pic- ure of Edward Clark, acused of petit | larceny. The picture was taken in 896. 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Looting apd Iurning of houses continued. Police and snilitary were unable to control t ituation. The tro began as ‘workmen were on their Qway to the factories, At least. one woRkman was | day and many pearnons weregeriously 4 camumaities in the factional » | flettin yesterday hymbered even kille thany,100 sere attempts lacked by forced Yo lermartment | fighting Sinn treet appas Fei Aa aro Nationalist ‘and’ Unionist potions of the town MANY PERSONS t « AKE SHOT DOWN « ware {held ure in the unday morn in s passersby were, deliber- down in the street a serious trouble «ccurred when the two factionsifought for pom seasion of the public gardens. The Unionists eventually**won. £his posi- tion Aditional troops “have. been dis- 4 to Landondirry. There werd sporafic outbreaks of rioting last night. Itifle firing, ~win- dow smashing and lyoting: continued in outskirts of the’ town. ‘Troops were withdrawn from the streets at 1 o'clock this morning, when Rhe sit- uation had quieted. Some firing oc- curred shortly after dawn, ‘but no one wax burt Two firemen whe were fighting v7 blaze were attacked by a mob ead y today and badly beaten. Sewernl * po. icermen endeavoring to dkperyes « to a crowd were attacked. They rem oved hospital after a cixow?, “ha Leaten them Another mob wrecked allff? re fight: ing apparatus at.an incend ary fire, The city is now: without adequate fire protection. ‘There are ten “times ne many Jews 1c the United States af there are in fc t Britain CRYSTAL POOL TONIGHT 8215 o'clock Nortley ‘est Swimming & Divi; Championships Two hours of keen com- peti tion and excitement, TONIGHT] § $15 SET lowe —_ By rovees