The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1920, Page 14

ILS. TROOPS | | SEIZE W.U. | CABLE CREW Attempt to Lay Line Off) Miami Is Stopped When Guard Arrests Men MIAMT, Fa. Nx Mi force of the Un 24—An arm. 1 States today frustrated an atrem y the Weat tm Union Telegraph company to lay Rs cable across Hisoayne bay be Reach # working patrol haser No, 154 inter workmen under was released to Union headquar tween Miami vened ptmed guard Teturn to Wes ters for instru Don’t Want Cops to Take Rewards TACOMA, Nov, 24 - Now it ta proposed by the wise city dads that @ cop shan't accept a reward At present one-half of any reward the copper gets goes to the police Pension fund. Under the new law he won't even be able to accept a Harding's Suits Are Toledo-Made Age and Youth Are |Two Sporting Old P TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. 24.—Preat-| @ent-Blect Warren G. Harding buys Ris clothes in Toledo, says Paul Get Gum, tailor. He was at the Harding cluded in winning ptowmen at the home a few weeks ago, and will/fair here were G. 8. Smithers, 16 olf maids on the cheery side of 40 years old, and F. Burch, 15. make another trip soon. | &—Seeretary of Commerce, Congressman John J. Each. THE SEATTLE STAR Pac COMMISSIONED Turkey Prices | To Become Major in Regu- %, 1 unprecedented demand pen ‘skh: lar Army o outulae oe textile Cas pest Denver Boulevards % i Col, William M. Ingtia, recently beatin gp or yetngtimde TER, Colo, Now. Uu—Dee candidate for the U. 8. senate ‘ommiasioned & tm ice judges are playing golt They haven't vers ,|in the afternoons. anything else to do. Since the city has inangurated tte squad of “cloud cops” for the deteo f the reckless boulevard «peed h canes have now reach where the customary *” bas almost ceased to Hat the be conts a p fantry in the reg ing to information This was the lar army jon, and be yunced today be will accept Ho will report to the commandant |; of coast defenses, Col, Hayden, at | Fort Worden ‘Would Turn Over | Joy riders out for the alr now keep ked on the road ahead, the other pointed up into the and ky on watch for Traffic Manager i's “speeder patrol.” | Palaces to Poor g taxily at a height of NEW YORK, Nov. 24—If pocial «e cloud cops watch the |ists of the board of aldermen have roads stretching Mke ribbon below them. A delicate speedometer tells them the exact speed of the cars be neath. Do Your Turkey Shopping | gnouit a machine be tound “burm | thelr way, w A homes of the wealthy here would be turned over Early! | ing the dust,” the pilot shuts off his Dy engine, glides down to within 200 | taker, which covld house 10,090 peo-| While wholemale qnotations | feet of the law-breaker, takes bis | wi 5 Wednesday ran from 65 to 60/ number and reports to the polies. In cents, the retail market was more!» day of two the driver who “let her jor lens firmly established at 65 appears in court, pays his cents a pound and departs to “sin no more.” A few of the packing house Such measures have elim Roger W. Babson, famous statistician, has issued the following forecast of the probable Harding cabinet. He makes no No One Cared; guess at the Labor portfolio. Here is the list, numbered to correspond with the photo-diagram above: 1— President, He Hangs S If | Warren G. Harding. 2—Secretary of State, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. 8—Secretary of War, Maj. Gen, Leonard 8 je that also do @ retail business of-| Denver's worst road menace, 3 Wood. 4—Postmaster General, Will H. Hays, G. O. P, National Chairman, 5—Secretary of the Interior, Herbert oti a ae hap Boo a yi be Arena oe oe 3 rnoon the plaries can be Y Ww . ty 1 an geta old no! enta, while certs 0 at “ ™ Hoover. 6—Secretary of Agriculture, Henry C. Wallace, lowa farmer-editor. 7—Secretary of Labor—(No Forecast).| tor nim,” Jeremiah Cantrall, 71, getting 67 cents for Gas bee bh thee opis elie ding from @ kies, into tf s. One wf secured 40 convic ne for speedh lwithin two weeks and was wil drawn e d 9—Secretary of the Navy, Senator John W. Weeks, 10-—Attor-|« colimate in the county jay re.|gobblers and hens, ney General, Ex-Senator George Sutherland. 11—Secretary of the Treasury—Frank Vanderlip, New York financier. | A few minutes later he hanged him, memes | HIE with a gleeve torn from hin un. |the London papers necking @ cheery | Widow ‘in England r life for themselves and thelr dor. “ Maids Want a Job ‘They nay they are refined, educated, | Dies at Age of 107 LONDON, Nov. 24 i - ith no false pride or ulterior mo- LONDON, Nov, M4.—Two ting | MPOrting | tives. They would undertake house keeping or live in a cottage, Matri widow of a Clonmel! farmer, has just | temperature | have Inserted a personal in one of| mony “napoo.” ied at the age of 107 Fahrenheit |Waitress Suicides Over 25-Cent Loss | NEWPORT, Png, Nov. 24-—Ques-| 0 Metal tungsten cannot be melted | tioned by the manageresn of a New-| except In an electric fornace at a@| port restaurant in respect to the loss | work . and other cities are of 6076 degrees | of 26 cents, Kisie Davies, a waitress, | wat he experiment with a view | drowned herself Ito similar action in the spring. dershirt. He was awaiting trial on a charge of cutting to kill, Winners at Plow} COBHAM, Eng. 4. — In-} are engaged in the Nov Mra, Collins —_— | | TAVERN CAFE Second and Union We serve Thanksgiving Dinner ALA BLANCS Means the Guarantee of the Hous Thanksgiving Dinner a la Blanc’s from 12 m. to $309 p.m Also « la carte service all day et BLANCS $20 Third Averme Oppostte Court House LE PETTIT BLANCS 315 Marion Sérees At doth places you will have a dither eurprise and no extrava- gant charge to mar the pleasure GUARLES J. EK BLANC. Special Turkey Dinner $1.35 From 11.00 a m to $99 p.m San Francisco Oyster House BS Third Avenss DINNER from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m. Let’s be thankful that we e//. enjoy a good Thanksgiviig. Dinner at the CHINA INN 1023 Third Ave., Near Spring OT at $2.00 Per Cover from 4:00 to 9:00 p. m. Dancjng and Entertainment from 8:00 to 1:00 Every Night i | | | { HALT SPEEDERS, to the Clouds watch xepi From Svies-on ° [____ HARDING CABINET AS ROGER W. BABSON FORECASTS 1 }GOL INGLIS IS Demand Shots “LOUD COPS” ™ (41) _| i (7) DINNER os | s 3 ~ HAs B 2 Es : Beng (+414 ia) rd Ave. Pd BY ; 23 x 29 > sys | ! , en, tae 5:00 to 8:30 TURKEY AND ALL {A Dinner Also Served in Masonic a s 5 $2.50 Per Cover = THE F IXINGS Gee Club Rooms—Arcade Annex = Z “s ee = a=} ry ya — ier Just the kind of old- x4 as s = rage lige oy 4 At this big popular Dining 3 s Ss 3 =| N made Boldt’s Restau- Room you will find the © be = ew Gants famous for this same dinner, served in the ~*~ 8 5 Qu I’ Washington pean or theo hig. rstarante ix rR = | Ho tel family. ; 9 bo oo a or par- 3 = Mi je] =i Second Avenue Z $1.50 a Plate ae “ Jy : | at Stewart Ay See yyy ' $1.50 a Plate | ——_— =a Piss ssinay 4, MY — HOTEL BUTLE: a LY) = <———— ; Second and pono ) = Cream of Quality Ice Cream for Dessert =— THANKSGIVING SPECIALS USE STAR WANT ADS ~ ——a Tutti Frutti in Bulk ‘ » SB} Special Brick for Thanksgiving Day—Vanilla and Cranberry Ice. for Quick Results . oft — a ‘ niga LR~* . 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