The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1920, Page 2

PALMER? Skids Are Being Greased for Cabinet Member’s Re- tirement, 'Tls Sald BY BASIL M. MANLY | { Sey else —genuine Gold Seal Congoleum art rugs, in great Variety of patterns and sizes, at greatly reduced prices. ” WASHINGTON, July 14-—Atto en ory new General A. Mitchel Palmer ts ‘ : lated to leave the cabinet as soon 9 x12 ft. size. $19.50 $16.65 ie the tide ead be treme 4 9 xl014 ft. size S17 | 14.- Ito thellitate hie departure, accord x9 - sin $15— 12.— Ing to one of the be RR a tino | 10:95 csforbas Bodh nd . “as me . 4 Palmer bh for a month's re: tood that wor gone down the line from the White Houre that he joan keep right on going until he |Feaches Alnaka, and then stay there DION’T SWING HI8 DELEGATES To M‘'ADOO Palmer committed the unpardon 4 it Is under also offer 100 e we fine high grade grass rugs in very —at the same tim | beautiful attractive patterns at greatly reduced prices. 8 x10 ft. sizes.........$18.50 $10.50 Able sin at Ban Franciaco of holding 9 x12 ft. sizes. + $15— 12.— bia block of delegates when it had been thoroly understood they were SECOND FLOOR |adminiatration delegates, and should | be awung to McAdoo when the right ee CAME. With the exception of Pennsylvania delegat the 25 the an easy way to get garden tools-- delegates which first ballo anciseo had been Corpratied with the ald of the len tools, ete., of all admintatrat round-ep .men lescriptions are to be found in our house fur- Nishing department; these we deliver to any Br of the city, sent C. . D. or added to your They were all branded with the Wil fon label, and It was understood that they would vote as instructed when ¢ time came to put jadministration candidate } There aré two counts in the ad. ministration indictment against second, when he did Pelease therm, he let thera run wild of swinging them over In the corral, Rlther count, in the opin of administration supporters, enough to warrant a sentence of banishment TELEPHONE MAIN 7144 ) Grass hooks 4 housefurnishing | Lawn sprinklers .. department | Thistle cutter ..... ..45¢ | Turf edger ........ -25¢ | Dandelion weeder.. 6U¢ Lawn rakes ohent* SE | erntne SHABR 120 1:25 KENYON HEARINGS GIVE ae s ass 18 OF DEMAND seeseeeessBe— | 8-piece floral set—h | It te expected that the fortheom h tng bearings before the Kenyon cam ssdeess @5¢\ rake and shovel. 50 | palan expenditures committee with reference to the activities of depart mént of justice agents In the prt |thary campaigns will provide a sub stantial basi for deman Imer’s resignation. Everybody in Wash- jtngton knows that partment of Justice has been more active during the last #8 months in efforts to re | cure Palmet’s nomination than tn re THIRD FLOOR sale: glass eet of otx ducting the cost of living of appre- oat ata hending federal criminals, If the Kenyon committee heartnics substantiate one-tenth of the charges of improper campaign activities on the part of department of justice agents that are now Being circu: Inted, the prenid will have ample grounds to demand Palmers dostr- fhation, without seeming to A ishing him for bis defection Ban Francisco. Sentences Three Men as Syndicalists CENTRALIA, July — After ldenying a motion for a new trin Judge George A. Able, of Grays Ha: |bor county, sentenced Thomas siter, Charles Brown and Fratk ton, convicted feeently of efiminal syhdicaliem, to servé, except in the Instance of Heston, from six months to 10 years in Walla Walla. Heaton was given @ suxpended sentence to Monroe. regular peice $1250 —Minch Kant Krack heavy fngr cicar | Digherede rubber hove; 60 crystal glass. fout lengths with cou pting. THIRD FLOOR frosted etch: ‘TACOMA: £. SOMOEMPELO & SERS SANITY PLEA Plucked Nowenay I FRESNO CASE ois iso “prowling” for plucking a nosegay trom a gartnge con in the reat ot|Two Italians Slain enney's jome 4 “lower, , i its | Pine st. Prank Cottrell, laborer, 414 |, in Trieste Fight troom Audience Awaits | Perr covin st, thru his aitorney, Sahel’ ROMM, July 1¢—At least twe Sensation | Kalina, appealed the conviction to| Iaiiane were killed and many wound FRESNO, Cal. superior court Wednesday, He waeled in a claeh with Jugo-Binys at convicted in Judge John B. Gordon's Trieste, according to a pews div police court Monday. patch received here today. peaiecentin we hanna een A number of buildings were burn ed later, including the residence of KID! CRASH! the Jugofiay charge d'affaires. 1t SMASH! was eatimated total property damage July 14.—Defense the trial of Marion Pittrnan today took up its attempt to estab un- that he was temporarily when he shot to BANG!) friend, Andrew o-do bachelor. WENATCHES, Suly 147. C. At | ¥8% 20,000,000 ire, Tn the event the defense fails com | kinson sped at 50 per over a wet! ween eae ely to prove Pittman was ven to murder by emotional in ty, induced by the thought that atreet, Bkid. Broken telephone pole, Crashed stote window. Tire calmly rolls up street and breaka another Wealthy contractor had ruined his window, One hurt. One hundred) it is believed as a last resort dollars and costa for tecklews driving timan’s counsel may rely on al | evidence that Nicholson was on Two More Killed in {Co pate terms with many Fre jy BET te foundation tor Ireland Outbreak)” Wwould lay the foundation f iat Pittman's act was justifiable DUBLIN, July 14-—Two con) P’pee Bu The stuffy courtroom was again| stables weré killed and another ne tlously wounded when an armed Packed today in anticipation of the band attacked an automobile in . lied society scandal ‘that has Kinted for weens whieh they were riding from Din-| union clinic, where the footaore may Pitttan was pale today and for the| gle barracks early today. The| tarry while thelf corns, bu time since the trial commenced | raiders captured a quantity of arma on arches of sore heels are i rented signs of nervousness and ammunition which was in the |js to be established by the city of Los Mins Janci Nicholson, sister of the) motor car | Angeles. Him, has vonstantly attended the| * ArAN | The Pedic ec dings. jing for several weeks, had not re-| wns authorized by P Mrs. Pittman, who has been mias.' appeared today ti Burglars Visit Store, Take $126 Cigarettes and $126 in cash were stolen from the Washington Drug 2800 B. Madivon #t., last nignt thieves who crawled over the : nion Clinic to Aid Foot Weary | 108 ANGELES, July 14-—A free Lon Angeles he elty counell to: day to opén the élinic immediately TIM If You Will Consider the Excellence of The KIMBALL PIANO you will realize that your home will be greatly enriched by its pos- session. For many years the Kimball has been the acknowledged leader of Popular Pianos, and is noted for its rich, beautiful tones, its splendid construction and known durability. We will be pleased to show you the many handwome designs now exhibited in our Musie Studios, including Kimball Grands Kimball Uprights Kimball Players You may have one sent to your home at once, and we will arrange the payment in MOST CONVENIENT TERMS Chickering, Kimball, Mehlin and Other Fine Pianos Seattle’s Musical Headquarters over the | « ¢ “ het account, all you need ” Palmer, First, he held onto the og + pW te or delegatés when the McAdoo bafd | °F do is Wagon was all ready to start; and » | ake, LIM MMM HERE’S MORE ABOUT CLOUDBURST | STARTS ON PAGE ONE my demonstration,” maker “Our comtract end Aunday we ai said the rains July 10. On ing » their btiedte Tt riuined steadily until night at 10 o'clock v Mphrata to find and the waterworks cere RESUME: RATIONS AUGUST 20 “We were treated fairly by farmers, dnd have promised them to feturn Aligust 20 and resumé opera Uons The ratnmaking plant will be Haynes Lake, in Dowrtan| \ © conditions are much favorable than at Mones lake. We guarantees rain in a territory | within a radius of 100 miles from the plant, ¢ “Our mistake at Ephrata was al towing af inch of rain without coat | That waa Mr too much. Future co |tracts Im that section will make al- liowance for a quartet of an inch, For an inch and a quarter, our con tract will call for $104 “It Naa frequently rain has fallen immediately after our demonstration was discontinued, 1 | warned the farmers near Ephrata to llook for a heavy fall OPERATE A MONTH FOR | CALIFORNIA MINERS We are now on our way to the Il} » bili, in Sout California, ere We Will operite for one month on contract with placer and sluice miners of that region. Then we are mitt back to Douglas county to give them their fal rains | Hatfield's patent consists of a] equare tower, 20 feet high, on which ure placed the chemicals which gen: | ate the mysterious “forces which rainmaker” insists attract rain clouds and product preeipttagion Thiring part of his stay at Mowes & tetnperature of 109 Was re corded. The Matrjelda killed four rattlesnakes at their camp, the larg 13 rattion, They received many Visitors, and thelr demonstra ton was the chief topte of conwerm | | tion in Kastérn Washington, U, 8. WEATHER BUREAU SCOUTS HATPIELIYS CLAIMS | While farmers « miners who have engaged Hatfield are convinced | of the efficacy of hig methods, Unit-| ed @taten weather bureau officials say that the artificial production of rain never has been accomplished. We have the records of 40 years of ncientific observation and of a cen tury of casual experiment.” said George Balisbury, chief of the Beattie | weather bureau, “and no one has | proved his ability to produce rain, “The rainfall at Moses Inke this summer baa Not been beyond the or-| dinary, and this week's cloudburst is & phenomenon to be looked for at jany Ume in « bot, arid country. “The Commercial Club at Rphrata has written me for data on the rain | fall in that jocality, and I am rending them such records aa we bave, but 1! Shall pot advise them, If they care to stake Hatfield, it's their own bus news. “For one thing, the rain that has fallen in the territory covered by Hatfield's agreement could not be) taken from Mones lake if that body | | of water were 260 fret deep, an ja matter of fact the Inke is very! |ehallow, The whole affair is hocu» pocus.” Wheat Growers Sign Hatfield Up Again | Mt July 14.—While pain | @rumm toot of a local movie t ring of wheat grow.| |Hatfield for rainmaking operations this fall and nett summer. The 400) backérs of Hatfield are convinced that hie activities are reaponsibie for! Sreaking the drouth ‘Sold House That Wasn’t for Sale) | Affected In Spokane for eelling « house not for sale In Seattle, Mar B. Perkins, 26, is facing a rec charee, John © eo, Low) Angeles sheriff, notified Captain of Detectives C Tennant Wedhes | day that Mrs. Perkinw is wanted there for passing two worth! checks gr $100 Mi sing, Cops |Seek Homely Woman u po Very from me,” 8 Fourth told lice today. So they are s#areXt the city for the colored woman the $100 DIVORCES GRANTED Hanketeon, Huble P. from Aca Herbert Betta, Louls 6 Buchman, Nel! \Gorbam, Clinton G Hotfman, T. from Pearl M ae fre from D THE SEATTLE STAR* the!» pened that |g island. | Mac Farland, % 8100-41. Mary's church, 20th ave, & and Lane at-—Annual lawn fete and mardi gras of the parish » 609 Third Ave y observe bastile u oe club | Reon Hliane's cate—Senator Geothe | Th. Lamping, candidate, addfesses Young Me ubliean elub. club, Fourth and! hiy ty reial peak tune y to Ger ik many and BIRTHS Hare, Rigurd Swedienh hospital, girl. | Yamaguohi, Kamejiro, Nippon hoe- pital, boy. jon, Arthur Ky Swed hoa- 1 Homer th, @wediah hospital, Manch N., Providence hos- bo: Geo an, « M. hh hoe- 1, boy y ihetley J, Bwedish bos r Ibert J, 9817 17th ave. boy. ain. 3818 Letitia ave, girl op, Arthur ML, 2062 64th ave. &. girl ne Clarence J. Jr, 4546 Lae eile, boy Efickson, Joel, 8108 Wallingford, airl Anderson, Shirley. nity hospital, girl Rell, Walter G Parent, Charlies Fy Martin's Mater- 1b 44th BW girl 2087 Alki ave., ay BMyiie, Biliott A, Swedish hospital, ciel | « Moen, Iver, Swedish hogpital, boy ratte’ Erick J, SWedish b pital gir | bay A. ge A. S624 Setond ave. N Seott. Clayton M. 131. B. garg, boy. - | Gimeny, Antonio, ibd i mat. | boy | Manning, Béno C120 Bimerove, boy Te Bele, Philip, 208 14th ave. B. boy He Joseph C, Beattie General h mk Maynard ave, boy ey Michael J, Providence boe- tal, 32 dana B&W.) Henty C., Beattie General h bo | 08 y Tol Masuanros Beattie General hos b Tinrota, Seattle boepitel, gih MARRIAGE LICENSES | Name and Residence Age Mulytr, Albert IL, Selleck lege! General Sandy, Muth P. Kitkiand lfeal Mcleod, Edgat A. Harlontos, Mont, * hs cescocore “0 Jude, Mart Heattle “a a wt F, Beattie ..... Legal epman, Gertrude A, Beattie. Legal Mart, Joseph P, fleattle wre McMahon, Ethel B, 84 MeMahon. Marl, Bratt! Hinks, i7the, Beatth Muckler, Frank V. Béattie Tiadys P. Beattie Diiling, Ceety Portiand Fleetwood, Mary A. Beaitie - Colagrosal, elit, Beattie .. ee Bessuta, Antonietta, Beattie»... pe M098 20tn We wy. 64. Cloves, Vashon Vera M. tt North Nand. Noplaba. aude’ ie Hak Hast Entities Marion. 81, 8418 10th a. ap Moree, Benjamin foe W [bard Make, Sylvia. 11, L722 26th av® Bpencer, Byroh, 8, Calhoun hotel Dare, Clarek, Baton, | | Minn Maud 1 iw edn iG N SOCIETY GIRL Skull Fractured in Fall From Auto Witting th pavement head first when abe w t Rainier b thi Clinton, la, y Bhe wea vini was in Bwedinh hospital Her wkull is fractured with Mra. Philip Ridgeway place. atito her fall to the pavement EW NAME YAKIMA, July 14 name thie t After an oie to re) ‘Honestyville.” | been abandoned 11 days on Main et, the cops took charge of it. Clothing valued at $260, in the car, Waa untouched, YOUR TEETH X-RAYED FREE Dr. LR Oark each morning between the hours of 9 and 10:30. 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