The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1920, Page 4

COALTO( “UP IN PRICE AUGUST 15 » + Increase of 10 Per Cent In- dicated as Result of Wage Increase » Increased coal prices thruout the State were predicted today by N. D. Moore, president of the Pacific Coast Coal company, as a reault of 20 per cent increase tn wages al) * lowed miners | Moore said new price lists would ‘be effective about August 15. He § Secttnst to say how great an tn- | @rease will be charged the consum- Ser. Other dealers predicted the in- Crease would be 10 per cent. , SIX CONV CONVICTS BACK IN JAIL, “Brother of Dead Sheriff, Quiets Mob tiie PENDLETON, Ore., Aug. 2.—Neil + Hart, confessed slayer of Sheriff Ti Taylor during the jailbreak here a ‘week ago, has admitted complivtity other prisoners who , all of whom are brother's successor, ap angry mob of several Top—Miss Emily Scaupp, from the mob, which the East she dancer, of known as Lada, the wing Manor estate, ost o” Living Is Soaring in ‘French’ Nation ‘on her Northwest vacation, she goes whaling—sometimes. Miss Schupp is the daughter of Henry Schupp, head of the North Pa- cific Sea Products company, and she spent two months on the Pacific coast this summer. A But instead of spending the time at her father’s bungalow on Lake ‘Washington, she accompanied some of his Norwegian sailors on a whal Rot ing expedition. SHE LEARNS TO te | SHOOT HARPOON late| Receiving permission to go to whaling headquarters, at Akuatan, Alaska, #he smuggied herself onto one of the 50-foot whalera and per of] PUsded the captal not only to let ILLINOIS TOWN GIVEN RECORD when Amer |Makes Biggest Increase in Population ely homes} WASHINGTON, Aug. 2—Wood four bed-| River, Tl, has the distinction of ob- baths for 6,009) taining the largest percentage tn. over 13.000) ease in population during the 1910 20 period, the census bureau an- four years country to the people farm they learned that wages in © the city are higher. Mme, Robe-t-Cremieux related her experience, It She bunted stay where HH i In 1910 Wood River had only 84 Ten departments in- inhabitante, During the ten-year Umited transporta-|Period the population increased for six years!" 3,392, making @ total population of 3,476, or an increase of 4,038.1 per eeping and marketing | cent. ‘ wared market prices. The annexation of Ben Bow and its of beef are 14 francs|East Wood River is held responsi about 75 cents a pound, and|ble “by census bureau officials for of mutton costs about $4./the increase. afl if i i 60 Dancer Turns Harpoo * * * * * * * * Not Content to Spend Vacation in Bungalow Goes Whaling in the Pacific nist|"RILEY THE RAT") American @ * solo dancer. we with Queen Bess, her Great Dane, which accompanies her on began quietly dispers- all her x When Mise Emily Schupp is tn|her stay, but tS teach ber to shoot & harpoon. The day out she spotted a Staatsburg, N. Y., but when she is| big w! harpoon that killed it, The whale wan 85 feet long, the largest the sta- and hereelf discharged tion had seen, FATHER DIDN'T PLAN THAT WAY 4 Below—(left) Miss Schupp in Russian dancing costume. (Right) At home a THE SEATTLE STAR NEW RAIL RATES ON SEPTEMBER:1 Companies Prepare to Profit by Increase BROKE HIS WORD} .‘Butted’ I\o wtncy ’ Told Chief He Wouldn't} Sultan’sHem Work in Kansas City ~ KANSAS CITY, Aug, 2.—"Riley WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-—The bir Railroad companies to- ring thelr new sched old, as an expert pickpocket, with 2 years’ experience, September 1 day were prei Ten days ago “Riley the Rat” was ules, raising passenger fares 20 per arrested and taken Into the office of cont, Pullman fares 60 per cent and Robert Phelan, chief of detwot freight rates up to as high as 40 per ives, “Riley,” declared Chief Phelan to the arresting officer, vinited me recently and said he'd ‘go straight’ while here.” “And I kept my promine, chief,” spoke up Riley,, “The officer didn't catch me doing anything—did yout” “ the patrolman admitted. * continued Riley, “I stop ped off here to meet some old pals on my way to spend my usual sum: mer vacation in Atlantic City.” Chief Phelan released Riley on his repeated promise he “would pull off nothin’ here,” Joseph Kainick, crossing patrol man at 12th «#t. and Grand ave., heard shouts last night from a crowd on the sidewalk cent, as authorited by the commis. sion, These must be approved and five days inte effect. The railroad companies are prepar- ing to ask state railroad commis sions to approve the decision of the interstate commerce commission, #0 that the new rates can be put into opefation without technical holdup» Dy state authorities. The deparment of justice, tt was understood, will watch closely for all attempts of profiteers to skyrocket prices on the strength of*the freight rate increase. Altho the increase will tend to raine prices, the difference whould be very slight, government later the new ncale goes the Rat" broke his word! rate increase granted the railroads by | Police departments thruout the the interstate commerce corminsion, country clagsify John Riley, 46 years is expected to become effective about MONDAY, AUGUST 2, TH. CLOTHES FOUND. ON LAKE BEACH Woman’s Apparel Mystify Local Police ' Discovery of a bundle of woman's apparel on the Lake Washington J ¥. Cunningham, 204% Fourth | beaclt Sunday near Band Point, are at, Portland, Ore, desires informa |the police another mystery wh! j tion concerning a Dr. Cook, formerly | ney were attempting to holve today. a surgeon in the U. 8. navy, who wan) Suicide or acciddatal drowning in Seattle in 1918 oO m 10} ceaved. anxious to Ideate the doctor, as he| {Oe ance of the believes he may poses information | | oT! oon 1 ning bis sister, whe was a mil) have. been Sone ‘two or three Se The bundle containéd a scrap of paper on which was written the name, “Pauline Spidel, 906 Olympic way” Mrs. Spidel and her husband were | notified and appeared at the Dens- more precinct station. She maid the | handwriting on the scrap of paper was her, but could not identify the clothing nor remember to whorn sha, had given her name and address. Bureau of Missing Relatives Mra, Nett! Bollman, 405 Estep place, 8 W., Canton, Oblo, wrote to Mayor Caldwell Saturday, requesting |information concern her brother, James Cunningham, thought to |be in Seattle, eee) |Retail Merchants Meet in Spokane Retail merchants of the North: |I/ west will meet in Spokane on Aw | gust 6 for the first annual conven- tion of the Washington State Re experts believe. You Will Get a Giggle Out of This One! CHICAGO, Aug. 3.—-Increased rall- way freight rates eventually will bring about @ reduction In thy cost of living, in the opinion of Hale Holden, “This man's hand was in my pock- et,” exclaimed ©. H. Powera, 1209 the Paseo, “I felt my pocketbook move, I caught his wrist.” Five minutes later the prisoner was led to the booking diak at po | ioe headquarters “What's your name? questioned | the clerk. . “Riley—John Riley," the prisoner | said, SUSPECTS HELD IN BOOZE CASE Police Believe They Have Heads of Ring Dry squad officers declare the leaders of a well-defined booze ring loperating between British Columbia and Seattle are in jail Monday. Those in jail are Martin Gordon, D. When Amesican r the world they generally see Mra. Eugenia Kart, former Paper woman, who says ahe into” the harem of the moat Rajah of Gwoilior of India, trip around the world, just od . ity It was a mistake that she in, but she wasn't a bit frigh(, | she says, for a harem looks Ukiy other rich man's house president of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad. While there may be a slight tem. porary increase in the prices of Beck Willing to | Make the Ra Like Herbert Hoover, if a cient number of people want hi W. Beck, 3236 16th ave. W. is ing. . Beck fs chiefly Interested tn ducing taxes, he anys. “Taxation reform should with the county commissioners,” declares, “If wufficlent taxpa: asked me and pledged their supp 1 would run for county comminsi or, My phone Anne 4681." rate increase, this will be negligible, Holden said today. 24; Jim Crow, 22, and W. 8. “Rolling stock can Smith. Gorfon was arrested as be stepped from an automobile in which the police found two cases of whisky. The machine was stopped in front of the New York block. The police in terviewed Gordon and as a result of the interview visited a house at 2260 N. 68th ot, where 16 cases of Cana dian Uquor were confiscated. Crow was arrested here, A few minutes after Crow and Gordon were arrested, Smith, who is proprietor ‘of the 8. & 8. pool room, 1610% Third ave. appeared at the police station and asked to see Gor. don. When asked why he wanted to neo Gorden, Smith ts aaid to have declared that Gorfon was the man number is Qu Will Aid Girls in Getting Right Jo! Miss KE A. Southmayd, gene: secretary of the Y. W. C. A, been named to assist the jel a vinton of the United States emp! ment service, to help Seattle gir! find the jobs for which they are fitted. For this service the govern: will pay Miss Southmayd $1 year, lieve.” for Mazamas! the ping in that vicinity. “She likes that sort of thing and spent some time at our whaling ata-| Who robbed his garage last week of a tion on Grays Harbor,” aid her| vera! cases of whisky. The police father, “I didn’t intend for her to|'™mediately threw him in juil on an She has Just returned to her work in New York. Want Alfalfa Pointer? Sinn to Show How Some interesting work tm trying out new varieties of alfalfa and corn has been started In the Snoqualmie valley by the local farm bureau. Mr. John Sinn, the leader for the crops work in that district, has been very successful in growing alfalfa and corn. Just the method to be followed getting a stand and managing crop will be points brought out a demonstration to be held on Mr. Sinn's place three miles south of Du- vall, Monday, August 9, at 1:30 p. The Marquis of Queensberry Dies 2—The marquis of Queensbury is dead here. He worked for many years as a news: | life, JOHANNESBURG, Aug. paperman In the United States, * open charge pending trvestigation. Lieut. Haag Geciares that a recent shipment of more than 100 case came to Seattle by trucks and he fecle certain that the three men in fail are links in the chain. At least ten men are belleved to be involved tn the deal. “DANDERINE” Stops Hair Coming ,Out; in the ta mh. The State of A few cents buys “Danderine.” Aft fr an application of “Danderine” you can not find @ fallen hair or any dan druff; besides, every hair shows new vigor, brightness, more color and thickness, joe nee FR a vegetables are cheap. Wheat is Digh and still mixed with flour, ip war times. today paying more for than she did in the dangerous period of the war.” Fr f i every ’ most $5,000.00 per year to PRINT YOUR RECEIPTS. Show your busi- ness judgment by insisting on get- ting them when you pay your ’ TAXICAB FARE. | SEATTLE | TAXICAB COMPANY Main Six Five Hundred | s _ Carnation “Prom Contented Cows” lency of cream, 'to keep it fresh. in your home purpose. Buy grocer, theCarn Write for Free Carnation Milk 7s pure cows* milk from_America’s dairy farms, evaporated to the consist: Camation Milk Products Co., 1560 Stuart Bldg., Seattle (@ inate a the business of jhe public citizen may Public business must bédivoreed from political manipulation and I pledgi my time, effort and energy to the conduct ¢{ the business of the State of Washington. I favor the consolida' of various state boards and agencies to eliginate wasté and dup- lication of work and to tht end will personally make a business survey q the various depart- ments of state governmen{in the same manner that I would investigate tle affairs of a private business enterprise if sekcted to manage its affairs. I favor the adoption ofa budget for every department of state governneat. The people are entitled t) a dolfar’s worth of service for every dollar d public money ex- pended. , The right to acquire and own property offers to every individual the incentive necessary for the advancement of civilization and the preser- vation of a free government. If elected to the office of governor I shall consider it my highest duty to protect all citizens of this commonwealth in their property rights. . It is the inherent right of every individual to work and receive the benefits of his labor, and I pledge myself to protect every citizen of the State of Washington in that right. I am unalterably opposed to state socialism and will resist any effort to involve this state in the ownership or operation of any line of busi- ness or industry. . The right of free speech, free press and peaceful assemblage does not constitute a license to plot against the government, and I favor the HARTLEY CAMPAIGN COMMIT’ HARTLEY HEADQUARTER then sterilized Use Carnation for every ‘milk it from.your ation Milkman. Recipe Book { ey Milk The label is red and white =" some commodities, predicated on the | “The increased freight rates will allow the railroads to restore their old efficiency in transportation and this eventually will mean faster and wider distribution of foodstuffs, fuel and other necessaries,” Holden said. be improved and new cars and locomotives built. ‘Terminal facilities can be increased, | relieving freight congestion, ‘The rate Increases may be regarded very | optimistically by the public I be Climbi Agai ing Again Eager for their annual mountain | mb, 66 Masamas from Portland) thru this city Sunday headed Mt. Baker. They intend to spend Cotembta Colo’—Augustine & Kyer—Adv. (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) PAID FOR BY STRANG & HARTLEY FO GOVE Here Is His Platform: Vashington is a business institution organized to carry on the pulic affairs of all the people of this state. If elected to theoffice of governor I pledge myself to administer without class distinction so that every e equal protection in his lawful rights and equal representation it the determination of all public questions. tailers’ association. Methods af co operation and general advancement of the business will be discussed. r your land title is pro- tected by a Policy of Title Insurance. Certainty that if the title to your land is at- tacked, it will be protect- ed absolutely yjthout to you by the lawyers we can -ablest —~. ertainty that in event of title loss we re- imburse you in cash up to moe — of our title policy. is Demand Title Insur- ance and receive the full measure of Title protec- tion to which you are entitled. WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE CO. “Under State Supervision” } ASSETS MORE THAN 4 $400,000 + RNOR wl enactment of legislation to define sedition and to make seditious utterances a crime against the state, I favor the establishment of complete courses on Americanism and citizenship, based upon the great principle of the duty of the citizen to his government, in all public school grades and in the higher educational institutions of the state.. The soldiers’ bonus bill is for decision by ref- erendum. of the le of the state. “I* believe that every possible tance should be given to the ex-service mew and women who left their homes and employment to give their services to their country, aiding them to rehabilitate themselves in gfvil life. I favor a just recom. pense, based -on length of service, to place our commonwealth in line with other great states of our country and redeem the pledge we gave to those valiant sons and daughters who were will- ing to do and dare for our state and nation. . Our state must be protected against cheap foreign labor and its attendant economic condi- tions. American labor must not be required to meet the low standards of living under which the alien can prosper. America’s progress has been because of the continued advancement of our standards of living, labor and education. “Obedience to Law Is Liberty.” The laws and statutes of the State of Wash- ington must be enforced and respected, and I \ pledge myself to an administration of complete law enforcement in every respect and without reservations, I have made no pice other than those con- tained in this platform and I will stand or fall on the principles herein enunciated. ROLAND H. HARTLEY, TEE R. R, FOX, Campaign Manager RS, BUTLER HOTEL, SEATTLE ns