The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1920, Page 15

* MONDAY, JOLY 5, 1920. ONVENTION SKETCHES —By PARKS THERES A RE “ROUND GIVING DEMOCRATS _ ROUPH, SAN FRANasLO! IOAN AT DEM CONVENTION WHO GOES TH GLAD HAND = MAYOR | Ju tt J BRUCE KREMER VICE CHAIRMAN DEM. NATIONAL COMMITTEE PANORAMIC VIEW OF SAN FRANCISCO AS SEEN BROM ACROST THE BAW f % * — —_ FORMER SENATOR WILLARD. SAULISBURN= NATIONAL \ COMMIT EEMAN Of DELE WARE : ‘ BROADWAY LY. HAS NOTHING AT ALL ON POWELL ST SAN FRANCISCO JOHN A GOWYVER OF OHO, WHO WHEN IT COMES YO SCENERY ! Bae sey eesroure «= 13 AN ARDENT COX BOOSTER MEXICO’S NEW GOVERNMENT [ ‘Tides in Seattle st Low Tide . t n High Tide Second Low Tide Tide See HARDING READY TO CELEBRATE: Home Town Folks to Wel- come Candidate Migh Tide BY RAYMOND CLAPPER ZANESVILLE, with | | the greatest welcome lawaiting, Senator W' ding, republican presiden ; ante, started off for b |return to Marion, Ohio, his home | town, today There his campaign would te touched off by the first demonstra tion for the nominee since at nomination at Chicago. His friends, neighbors and probably 25,000 tors from Ohio and the Middle|| West ¢ Ha } jin Mar | hood fri lmeen the r | infancy will enn the homecorm: | ing. His first address an a candidate will be made fre fi b ' ampaign for Mrs. Har the nom imme 7 Here is the first picture of the new cabinet in Mezico.|‘*, * Center—Provisional President Adolfo de la Huerta. - Left, ~~ top to bottom—Colonel Benito G. Ramirez, chief-of presi- dent's staff; Francisco Perez, director of railways; Manuel Mestre Ghigliazza, director of national library, and General s Jacinto B. Trevino, secretary of industry and commerce. ‘Right, top to bottom—Miguel Alessio Robles, private secre- tary to the president; General Jesus M. Garza, Obregon’s chief of staff; General Antonio I. Villareal, secretary of agri- ¢ culéure, and General Plutarco Elias Calles, secretary of war and marine. Center, top—General Pascual Ortiz Rubio, sec- y retary of treasury. Center, bottom—Jose Morales Heese, oem — motiea 8 secretary of commerce. ort in é ts | I Local Virginia Kevat Jnpancas, per TD. Pecane—Ver ® Aifaifa Meat Batterfat o seratch ood Kace—Strietly fresh . Wheat Milk——Per owt 2 Strew re Fee Ba, | | Slice So esi cubes | Kgae—Freah rapch Fresh ranch . Shell Mewl—Cal Oyster ‘ 2 Soya Bean Meal Or triplets " Wisconsin cream brick .myY by Wholesale Dealers Ipoeee Decks ........ Mens Under ¥ toe Under 4 the. TAKE THE BOAT TO TACOMA E. Wash. Netted Gere New Cal : White Per Loeal cer onse Imperial Valley, erate house paaeh QO SINGLE 00 eRe EOO' OUND NAVIGATION G ers. Grose Live Belgian Hares— Live, POULTRY Prices Paid Wholeanlers 5 Broilers Dressed Hens—Dreseed - ROUND$ TRIP RES Davy DAYLIGHT 7 EXCURSIONS TO SAN JUAN Rough heavy Sound, Olga, iday. Sunday Common to good Best cows and heifers YANKS’ CLUB IS- ORGANIZED HERE “Sound Government” Aim of the Yanks’ office war ro i Public Markets | |R gram, lp —————— Es | PUGET SOUND |STRAMERS LEAVE rom oe | 1 tam tr |) TOF pe ) Monday} |) rigay} Canal every Sunday during the summer monthe announcements. | Hoge—Chotce Met, per T. ] * , not to exceed $100 for MOATUM 1004+ 04+ +004 te Pteamere and echedal ‘a Wockyards * change without notice. 4 ar & cetved dally for all pointe ( Tacoma) named in above oe Primes 15.150 16.25 Tickets must be purchased at ticket Medium to chole offic. Open from €:3) a m. to 12:00 midniebt rua SOUND NAVIGATION Co. |) Ticket man Deck, n993. THE SEATTLE |e 2, of New Society nent is the alm . & nonparth san political association of veter- ans which was formed here last week, according (0 an an. ment of the principles of new organization. “The ex et and fair and © preamble to th club recites. r what their may look te lute justice ard.” club ts on rec rring the exservice ver any M@her er Sound gow uo eg 52 es &3 want what ts thing more,” stitution of andidates, no ervice mer atus during the rea. and fairn rf as not pre for publi p of f club is con rabip tn the ston, 144 ot nCONOMY $1, dhe can B ainier Fiesta to Begin on July 22! hf Fifth annual Rainier valley fiesta ) be held at HY n, Jtily 2 24. Band music, parades and an didreae by Gov. Hart aro on the pro STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES|| COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MAKION STREET Leave Beattie Arrive Beattie Tacoma Direet ) [Meamers Tarome and w ee for all! seakuana | on Ipen'neote, Bietlingham—— Anacortes Everett opm any leben. fort dt pm and” Bet-| datty Port Townsend. Part Angeles and Way Ports 1708 tremor Doe, tod Tipe midn’ht Port “gg Port Gamble—indiow—Fiagier Ct8pm \Sieamer Poet, “ g3 Sam Jnap Ystands tor “afl 10 88pm Ban Sion: Seattlan Noah May Ronte Sisamer Utopia, Ea esieaisaies ease) sa cape oaeaesies aos | Pttpa Sunday. ' Neod Canal Rente “Pitoam! Steamer Kingston if 21fpm Wea | SUNDAY EXCURSIONS intention of the Company te Priced exenrsion to Hood Watch the dally papers for Itmited to wear. STAR a ag PAGE 15 calealona calcalcalealcalenalcalea)62)63,02102/ 02) 07/6 r [S Ga) Sal or ce} SARS RS Ron SA COt82 Casa teates cofusteoleateafuates Batesies att ft oS t& By Author of Famous Fu-Manchu Stories 2823, 00,00 nao DOPE By SAX ROHMER Most . Thrilling Mystery Novel of the Year WILL BE THE NEXT SERIAL IN THE: STAR Ae START MONDAY, JULY 12 TO READ This exciting story of the most nefarious of all trades — opium selling — and how the police finally discovered and broke the “dope trust” mn Joalca calen coterstens