The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1920, Page 4

— SATURDAY, OCTORER 36, 1920. ‘ / THE SEATTLE reat - U. of U. Frosh Get | A = cu Bi, compored of Acquainted Tonight |!» 12 1»! ora PS STEAL = See © CRUGER'S WANDERER GETS ne SLAYER GUILTY} 25-YEAR TERM poet Sst eases Ba a n Saturday night, at the annual ‘ SoS eS mixer of the incoming clas The rih-rah bableg will have pre sented t them some of the latest sehool marie )Alfredo Cocchi Sentenced to|Murderer of Wife Is 27 Years ° Sentenced teo given by ROLOGNA, Ott %.—Alfredo| CHICAGO, Oct. 30-—Carl Wan BAN FRANCISCO—A, J. Rast, ama 8d a Coccht was prepared today for ith |derer, sentenced to 26 years in prison HF voy uate < “sd sent prisonment of 27 year for the mur-|for the murder of hia wife and unl} pumenger train No. 124, at Opal.) you % ‘ # der of Ruth Cruger, 1*-yearcld girl,| born child, after @ jury bad deli -* ‘ : . BEGINNING Nippone: in New York. Cocohi’s attorney con-| ated 33 hours, today faced trial on a WEEK is ee Diplomat Detends feased hia client had committed the |.” oo gp pteslber SUNDAY, OCT. Sist ‘ Action; Calls Star Reporter murder, but plaaded extenuating ety |SPATE® Of murdering & “ragged Mats, Wel. and Set. 4 “ | stranger,” sald to have been hired f cumatances, Sentence was pro nounced yesterday to stage a fake holdup. i . : : ~ “i ee "| ” ad oe believes leon t - } i}... walsth' Ghudien, high oohect ht, HealMNl toate en dobn "Derrett, tore THE SELWYNS PRESENT “impertinent” BY JACK MASON | NIKOLAYEVSK ON.AMUR, — (ity | murdered when sho visited Coccht®| Canadian soldier. oj Biail)—-Two miles down the winding bievele abpp in New York, In Fe] the jury did’ not determine Denman | Olive Reeves Joseph Iganacio © seed to the “tepervertum” (as 917. The body was not discov: | wy, Sow the ‘ rive Ly ere, trea Cor six toontha, when, etter the| gueumerg’ enterer slew 1 x! Maley Smith . Herbert | Martinetti surmounted by strands | police had given the case up, @| is covered by another in woman lawyer, Mre. Grace Hum» “ criticised the 7 In Sensa al M cal ge 2am rice ory tr the tional Musi fon, led the search tn which the | gtrt's body wae exhumed from | grevous error,” he termed it, con oe | | Coceht's basement widering that the man had committed Coceh! fled to Italy, admittedly $6) what was called by the prosecutor! Understood disease, & discoloration, take advantage of the more leni@Pt! the “most « in crime in the his Piny by Goeorse Vv. Hobart Music by B.C. Miiiam who have this dread disase. Here are 24 men, 15 women and brownish in color, appears, usually jaws there. No capital punistglient|tory of Cook county.” jon the toe, or hands or feet. No oy provided by Italian criminal aw - pene Aiscomfort accompanies it. Next the OL, CHARLES PHILLIPE com.) Miscoloration swells, I saw men, and THE “WASHINGTON ALUMNUS, | mander of the University KR. 0. T. C, “Wwomen, too, with feces twice their monthly publication of university Sip the recipient of the honorary de- size, and this also held true graduates, made its first appearance, gree of doctor of laws from his thelr extremities, Still no discom- Friday, It contains an article by| alma mater, Colby college, Water| fort, for at this stage sets pF oe 4 | President Sumallo, “Altogether.” | ville, Ma, @ensibility of the tisruce affect ‘Then the repulsive stage appears Open sores in varying fumbers Dreak thru the surface, never to be ~ healed. = See eS New Life for SIMIR CLEARS | “Unclean” now, and so they will ‘Femain till death takes them. | eietidins I was abje to leave with each tn-| 3 enough cigarets to last a month oy and before leaving Nikolwy from my expense account se-| enough tobacco to keep them | thru the coming wint has done me more Any breaking out of the skin on gratitude was touching | = , thing elae,”” writes ©, O. breasee | tee, neck, arma or body ts over pitiful, They asked many ques | Ratonte ls the modern remedy for |come quickest by applying Meatho-|f About the “Americansky” who = eid stomach, bloating, food repeat- Sulphur. The pimples seem to dry come to see them, and I in turn = 4 Ing and indigeeton, A quickly takes | Tiabt up and go away, declares a questions Without number. Ten | (ap and carrice out the acidity And gas doled skin spectalint, Dlind. epabies the a to digest Nothing has ever been found to Tho there ts little to be done for food natorally. That means not|take the place of sulphur as a Peprosy, save fresh salve and a re only relief from pain and discomfort pimple remover, It ls harmless and ndages, the blind you the fall strength from the | inexpensive. Juet ask any drug Real pen gen gd "College Professof (SENTENCE TWO Tekye Daseces for +{ Box rom ge Big box Saly costs «| sitcter a. smell tat of Mente. A large-hearted Russian, nearing}! Ig Asked to Resign Three-Day Festival |ti% ¥ith your ¢roggiet’s guarantes, lSaipbur and use ike cold cream facto hang ist your, © CO"! WOOSTER, ©, Oct. 2° The| | TOKYO, Oct 29.-—-4Pelayed)— Just a month before I was there,| board of trustess of the College of | Apply Sulphur as Told When Your Skin Breaks Ous “1 have taken only Fatonic and feel like a o PRIC SEATS. SELLING NOW Bar iarteiur stunt (PAID ADVERTISUMENT) porn sapcvembipar, Sly oo te te pummel who reviled him ‘andy voted agripst bis , bolle joa, In only HERE NOW— - they ha Jneoln lived. A startling story with outdoor thrills by Robert W. Chambers — adapted from “The Shin- Baewys9 was In holiday dress in Japanese soldiers, now returned | Wooster has asked for the resigna [eration for, three re, - teatvtiw tion from the ftmeulty of Prot| NEW YORK, Oct 30-—Charlee E amen cmmeas ne an road William 3. Chancellor because of | Ruthenberg, of Cleveligd, ahd tsaaa! omperor. ‘The shrine cost 20,000,000 alleged “publication of letters as to yen. Senator Harding.” Ferguson, of Chicago, were under Some of the letters were anid to sentences of from five to ten yeare| BRANDON, Man.—Royal Mounted yar ll ar i <a Chan-|in state prison here today, having | Police lose 43 horses in $200,000 fire cellor maintained, however, that he | Gia net kore thay wore to bo mynd] Pan vervemns_o artenindl enereey 199. Sree re ene 5s ‘wy have the privilege of working with, and voting public, Ruthenberg once ran for mayor of = Woodrow Wilson. This le the one and only chance - o oo t of us < The college disclalmed all connec-| Cleveland on the sociatiat ticket. The} DLEPEN MP CEMA Sol eieccie true Spnotunter win” hee fow'ses “bahammed te Lok y will, in @ few years, be ashamed to tion with the letters, men were alleged to have printed « Tell No Tales tell of 1 WORKERS’ PRECINCT 129 nu at and good man. When that opportunity is lost, It ia a “what Will You Tell Your Grandson?” —William Howard Taft. ‘Cure Your Rupture Like 1CuredMine’’ “My friend, suppose you were a Benator, or suppose you had power to influence-a Sen&tor, and you influenced him against the League of sofa, Sllines sailed the sean for | . Nations. Suppose the league came in and worked these benefits that (Rg =) we believe it will work, and 25 years later, after that had been dem- onstrated, your grandson should come up and say, ‘Granddad, why did you vote against the League?’ Soe tt a “Suppose you were a man who Voted against it because you hate,” Mr. Wilson—men have told me that they hated Mr. Wilson, and so they were going to vote against the league. I said to one the other ‘ day: ‘My dear sir, don’t you see how utterly illogical and absurd you are? Why, you are allowing yourself to be influenced by a man whom you hate, to oppose something you would otherwise support. Just think, you magnify and allow your personal feelings toward him and his influence on you to be so great that you do not examine the mer- . its of a question which concerns your country and the world.’ fathom what they mean his riches, j “Now, when this grandson of yours, 25 years from now, should Wie to you (and you had voted against the league because you hated ilson) and when he should ask you, in the light of the beneficial op- eration of the league, ‘Granddad, why did you vote against the league?” what will-yoy tell him? You wil! do one of two things. You will either e seterlarding. | le ist oe oe say, ‘Run away, grandson, you do not understand these issues,’ or else tame ee oe er you will He about it. 1 ge & straggling bee Inside 0 OG a “But there are certain issues that rise above party, that transcend Should "bee ign ot all parties and all party triumphs that are merely temporary. This issue (the league) is as fundamental as the Declaration of Independ- ve . ve : ence, the Constiti of the United States, or the issues of the Civil o> to knows op coupon , 5 | war.” m an ress by former President William Howard Taft ctr ieeeee esernct, sos sient, daa | before Wisconsin Bar. Association, July 2, 1919.' A sign to erring men. efors; & eros; If I am right * " & croms means “Christiansen.” & sat me down to try, to try ‘To solve this somber folly. some single tacks eat 2 And shouted, “Ouch! McCauley!" Tee roveters perched upon e tree }* Above « hui “Twin rooster The fates bh 1 tie plain’te see | An old wite ch and churned and | ea Governor Cox says: “I favor going into the league.” Senator Harding says: “I reject the league. I have no program.” - . Herbert Hoover said: “If the league is to break down, we must prepare to fight.” The mystery of the iron box! a The terrible fight on horseback! = The battle of dog and man! : The girl who picks her husband with a rifle! The revenge of a woman scorned! If it’s action or excitement you crave you will find this picture brimful! te the signs of Halloween I bid you all remember, Wor you shall wist well what they mean ‘The second of November. (Copyright, 1920, N. % A.) REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS ae ee to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which t# the Hehtest bad Stronecet plate Known, covers very little of the Jeet of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guaran- teed 15 yrara. | EXAMINATION FREER “A Vote for Cox Is a Vote for Peace” DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE. $2 Amalgam Filling’; ore PAINLESS EXTRACTION | years. have impression taken im the Examination and advice free. pad Bee Sampien of Our Piste and Beidse Work. We Stand the en Open Sundays From 9 to 12 for Working Prople CUT-RATE DENTISTS a Oppeattc Vraser-Patersop Om “DYNAMITE” The Big Mermaid Comedy