The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1920, Page 4

PAGE 4 BCDOWNS (Naw) PROHIBITION | IN ELECTION ‘ Majority of Votes Is Cast in} Favor of Government Sale | *Sale of Whisky VANCOUVER, B SygPst 21.—| | British Cotumbia yesterd¥F abandon- @@ its prohibition polity after four Years of trial | By a majority of 90,000—far more | @han the fondest of the wets had@ver @reamed of—the electors decided in| favor of a plan to sell liquor openty from government stores to be lo fated in every city and town in the province. No more will doctors’ prescriptions be necessary for securing liquor. | ‘There will be no return of the bar, < f course, but the country has gone fwet in the sense that liquor, in lim ited quantities will hereagfer he al Ways obtainable. Vancouver city decked for a , ebange by a majority of more than 10,000. Out of 400 polls not more than a score voted dry. In the whole of Vancouver island ogly one Village refused to join the popular m. ‘One reason for the change of sents ment is the prevalence of scandals + and the poor administration of the @ry law. First, the prohibition com. Missioner, appointed by the govern. Ment, sold out to the bootleggers, and ‘was sent to Jail More recently physicians have been found issuing prescriptions at the rate of 4,000 a month. The p Became sick of the farcical mm: im which the law was admi British Columbia and Quebec mow be the wet oases of the dominion of Canada MRS, ROBINS HITS LEAGUE Strikes at American Home, Is Her Version of Pact .HE SEATTLE STAR NAVALMAN'S 2 aN ah Ny | a $22 TAKEN BY | HICHWAYMEN | Gunmen Stage f Early Morn-| ing Downtown Robbery (f* — | | John Peterson, Tacoma hotel, #22) Jackson st.. contributed $22 to two “l| hold-up men who trust a gun under ‘@dded impetus given the harvesting apple crop before the fruit! his nose shortly after midnight in/ front of the Capitol hotel, 108 Jack. | gon at | While Peters admired the gtram | ot the barrel of the gun, which one of the pair held, the other neatly “frisked™ hia pockets, 1 ——-& A. WERK — N. P. Booms Logged Lands of Northwest ,| nier club, by the state development | burean of the Chamber of Commerce. ——4. A. WEEK — | |Air Postman Flies | . on New Trip Today’ Oriental mail from Great | Northern train No. 57 for the liner Empress of Asia, Eddie Hubbard, alr | mail pilot, was to fly to Victoria ‘Thursday afternoon. Hubbard made | & special trip Wednesday with mail! for the stenmer Tahiti, which jeft the Canadian port last night —& 4. WEEK — "Hart and Babcock Too Much Whisky Bench warrant for the arrest of ‘David Viess was issued in the federal court Wednesday, Viess is charged ‘With illegal possession of 120 quarts | of whisky at the municipal golf links | Wriday. —& A WEEK-—— _ }Says Wife Used Him ; Fa Touring East Side Returning toward the coast from a) tour of Eastern Washington, Gover- nor Louis F. Hart and Clifford L. . | Babcock, republican candidate for state treasurer, visited Odessa, Har- rington and Sprague today. A meet- ing will be held tn Ritzville to- night | —-& A. WERK — } Seattle Hunter Has Blood Poison John H. Campbell, 36, of 7749 13th \ave. 8. W. was in city hospital | Thursday. He was brought there from Bremerton Wednesday night, | Blood poigon developed in a cut in his hand received from a hand ax on @ bunting trip in the Otymples, ‘ - nas | FUNDS SHORT Lieutenant at Bremerton Is| Arrested | | | | | —— | BREMERTON, Oct, %.—Teut | Walter ‘Wilson, Jr, wae arrested) aboard the recbiving ship here yew terday, He is accused of financial | irregularities in conneftion with his duties as @ member of the board} }of appraisal and sales at the navy | yard | Lieut, Wiison'’s baoks are sald to/ | show a deficit of from $4,000 to} 95,000, | Fear Admiral Harry A. Field, com-| | mandant of the 13th naval district, declared that Wilson would be held] { | here pending receipt of instructions | i | from Washington. | Lieut, ‘Wilson ha» been stationed |at Bremerton practically mines he! lentered the service as acting pay-| master in 1917. His present rank! corresponds with that of @ captain | the army. ——— B. A, WEEK —~ HALF OF TOWN IS DESTROYED | | Fire Sweeps Canadian Place’ } for $300,000 Loss | REGINA, Sask, Oct. 21.—Halt of the business section of the town of |B Wadena, in this province, Is a mass of smouldering ruins today as a re wult of fire that destroyed 12 buniness butidings. The lows is estimated at $300,000, ——& A WREK-—— World Series Hero Talks to Rotarians||| in the only town In the} U. & where the fans got my goat | ® “Thin waa the declaration of Walter Maia, world series hero, in an informal talk at the Rotary club tuncheon at WALLA WALLA—Trais from Arcade building Wednesday. “othe Yakima delayed four hours when en gine strikes rock slide near Benton ity. CLEVELAND.—-F eral prohibition agents setzo winery with halfton on pacity prese and 7,000 gafions of| fine and you'll always find me boost wine. ing for ther.” Don’t Buy Logged-Off Land 20 Miles From Seattle for Poultry Raising management of the Seattle team tn} Use Judgment and Make a Success GET A HOME A Poultry House and Cleared Land’ - $150 to Is ALL YOU NEED READ THIS—The Think ft Over— Remember, too, that thousands of people will eee this ad today, fa it will ap . to pms as well bg i cause there is big money in the poultry business if you ad the right tem, have good soil and plenty of water, and joosted en tote HERE IS MY PROPOSITION: lst.......... The land I have is located less than one mile north of Seattle city limits—car line and paved highway within two blocks of every tract. Only 80 minutes’ ride to-Seattle’s Business Center. All tracts are cleared and ready for gardening. CITY WATER piped to each tract, graded streets, electricity, phones, stores and schools. Tracts from 80x100 to 240x100, All tracts level and ideal for poultry raising. I will build you a three or four-room house like you want, with toilet and bath—and also one unit of a poul pore, Seats same as is used 2d......... 3d........-... 4th......... and recommended b: THITRADAY, OCTORER 21, 1926 FRASER-PATERSON Co. SECOND AVENUE AND UN ITY STREET Special Price Basement Clearance Lots for Quick Action in the Basement Friday A Special Lot of 35 Women’s Suits $19.75 —Velours, tricotines and serges in navy, gray, taupe and black, —Sizes 36 to 44, 40 Women’s Skirts $4.95 —Navy and black wool serge, plain, box pleated and knife pleated —Sizes 24 to 32-inch waista, 200 Women’s Petticoats $1.29 —Waterbloom percaline in navy, magenta, green, black. Made with deep pleated and ruf- fled flounces, : On Sale Frday 85 Tricotine and Satin Dresses $25.00 —Exceptional values—as all Special Price Basement offer- 4 ings are. —Smart new dresses in 100 Apron Dresses $1.89 straight-line and tunic models. —Percales in wide assortment of colors and ively Embroidered and beaded styles with dainty collars and many designs — good workmanship— immed. new effects. —Navy, black and brown. Sizes for women and missés. —Priced at $25.00. sign . National COFFEE ‘Club OOR making will spoil . the best COFFEE, A So on “on and so tm- portant do COFFEE experts consider the need for a better knowledge of COFFEE mak- ing, that a national COFFEE interested in helping you enjoy good COFFEE. ; Dealers who are members know CLUB has been organized to help housewives make good COFFEER ‘ This club of COFFEE lov- ers has chosen as its sign the COFFEE cup shown above. Wherever you see this sign displayed on windows, in the stores or in the advertise- of THE COFREE CLUB the value of keeping COFFEE. fresh. They will help you select the ht COFFBE to suit your taste and will advise ou how COFFEE should be lowed to get the best results. Look for THE .COFFEE CLuB symbol. It will help you find good COFFEE. COFFEE * as a Handy Target| -the universal drink. ANeging cruelty and abuse, Rob ‘ FS Cr Howe filed sult yesterday for | from Laura E. Howe. Howe contends that Mra Howe ins e state experiment col- Six Rules for Making Good Coffee Pe Fe che tant, Pruit-jare "are USeal tor pp naeechon D—-Meseure proportions carefully, both Coffes and water. o—When serving het CoBed, carve & Bet Wever receo! @—Use water onty et full beiling-poiat tn making aos oe te ALL Coffee @ cow settle -ie Se caretufty. @—Keep Coffee-makiag etensils cleen Caprristt 1010 ty Ge dete Onies Fredy Pebtiaity Comartitce of Gs Dutted Gtetey FE Wal Grek Mow Teh ’ ASK YOUR DEALER ABOUT THE FREE BOOKLET ON “COFFEE AND COFFEE MAKING” Fred J. Walters Presente SARAH ZANDE! (Colored) Entertainer do Laxe Miss Zanderv voice been pre- |] nounced experts as being supreme, wed, |] We eater to bananets, partion and private entertainment, Phone Kast || | Bruising him and rendering him un-|} $U,P or inconmation. + @onacious at times, —_— “You may be Sure”! : says the Good Judge That you are getting full value for your money when you use this class of tobacco. The good, rich, real toe ° bacco taste lasts so long, you don’t need a fresh chew nearly as often—nor do you need so big a chew as you did with the ordis nary kind. Any man who has used the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put up in two styles W-B CUT is 2 long fine-cut tobacco : RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco lege, at Puyallup, Wash, You pick out the piece of ground like and I pt x x the os - poul| P fiouse a it, and sell you the whole thing for $150 to $250 cash and $25 per month. ‘ga ’ T am quite well posted in ‘poultry raising and construction of poultry houses, and have noted several large poul en near Seattle during the past four years, and I know you can make a suc- cess under the plan Iam offering you. Don’t be npn Come out and see the homes now go- up. This is the best proposition ever offefed in Seattle, terms, } .tion and price Lantinlered. Plenty of tracts to choose Soom, bet the — ste hyd ner better location you will get—we can drive you out to look over the property in 20 minutes. If i side, write ahead for appointment. oo LT.L Campbell 228-230 Burke Bldg. Phone Elliott 2900 used in the United States ef merica. sis Dead Men T } i > = I I [ales In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plat nn | gud strongest plate known, covers very little of ‘the roof of the mou! can bite corn off the cob; tat REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS which te the J.T, 4 CAMPBELL, 228-230 Burke Bidg. Beattie, Wash. Pleaso send me further detafis regarding your Poultry proposition without cost'te ma Bree Ser sre San See 7 Metége Werk. We Stand Open Sundays From © te 12 for “RATE DENTISTS Fraser-Paterson Gppesite STAR WANT ADS BRING RES