The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1920, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR } | F . submitted him a week ago in the JHAMON WOMAN DROP CHARGES seem tring, soso" against Mary Pie - today in the briefs and authorities L BESS eedingns for atleast -" weeks. sottnat0cF uate” |“ Sona'tae “OLD COUPLE BAKED IN ARDMORE, Okla, Dec, 4 mr At the conclusion of a five-days HUMAN BAKE OVEN Smith Hamon, fleeing | fre trial that ended at 11 o'clock Inst] Jacob ITatnon night, Judge John 8. Jurey ‘com-| charge of murd wai t politician and moter, ix “riding | ’ Election Hi A 1 \lone.”” in the belief of authorition |pletely vindicated Henry J, Gorin a} Chuay nig ny oe on his wife, Kone, have ¢ 5 o’Clock Till 8 o’Cloc send Seyrndl dupe nore after | eee, OF alleged ft of th?) most everyone in Kirkland knows ansistan. in leavin, radmore @ J ; \ minutes of meeting » Interna: | this old couple, They wore both get Saturday Night oo ~ us, investigation by? yi | tonal Safety Signal company, of Be | ng very foable, then they were well own, county attorney, and t y | teafeg satel Polls will be ormn f a, to Othera attempting to trace the | attle baked in Dr. Loughney's Human Ms will be opmn from 1 p.m. te pega $GAie the eoeapany ate Bake Oven, Their following state 8 p m, Saturday for the port elec poes ene aarene Oe Albert J. Miller uf ment Js of interest, especially to old Belling places will be fewer In border, ha t yt by the court to be ferred into| in the city: than in the elec she has pr ded p el ueebiig ot Gearge Oiee and] Dr, Loughn Human Bake Oven. November 2 veral precincts trie mds since leaving bere, liam R. Bell, hia attorneys, the | together with his instructions on cur AQ a 1 in one for the tar vol “— ee thwest adventar jotner half to re th s of ative eating, in working miracles lection ] ife among t ‘ou 7 the compan tc r Do you know in what preetnet you ers of the Jake Hamon type, and whe | Te & eee TR mn ce 2a : with his many patients ® ? Then look up your polling place knows well the country thru whieh aa | Charley was first to take his treat and learn where you are to vote he A That she will be well able mh }ment, and Dr. Loughney had him wing are polling places. to take care of herself was the belief | TRANSFER MEN | 3 | werd rah RECTORS OF COMPANY out doing his chores and milking two red. , Judge Ju ordered that cows within three days after begin ved coos il William Ayres, of the Ayres Tran: @ the treatments—and he was so . Th ave Nm oh ESCAPE sia hy, be immediately instated bad off I thought hé would die, He Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Daniele Pharmacy, S61T 24th in an atmosphere where oo Pier Fe cages ro wad trested 1 Save and haw bud ti any kin, presi-|best of health and is especially spry les of the fights of such de» carried by Dr. Loughney trom thelr 4 oN. seen to serve with William Ls oes as Al Jenningw are repeat - over’ ae turally I felt. an-| D008 to the Bake Oven perfectly help- *, dent, of Tacoma, and A. V. Cole, of ever since—so naturally elt an-| | 4580 Brooklyn ave PC : ji ei 3 with almost reverence, Clara |r en etary. ‘These fare | ured it would be good for me. Woe) '¢#s, and suffering frightfully, and in Real ottice, (hee 14th qv ‘tes P Hammon knows the way of the fleeing | s "a day or so have actually seen the a to select a fifth director. re both feeling wonderful, W LJ i “ criminal, and officials believe sbe in|", » the fifth ans abt be er to Seattle and to shows and | **™m@ people walking around, free Ad—Hotel 4000 14th ave No | —————— cunning enough to know that the ool adboung Mhencay le eacg , F 4 f from pain, and could not say enough ae oe & | } E rd ugh n ; the |aereed upon, Judge Jurey mid the it old friends we “had not vinited | run Wilt. & Loughney and his Sittie sok ove, Be | Business before family? Not for the‘father of these handsome daughters! “Daddy peo genie ahe b 4 on urt would himself appoint the odd for years”——because I had been wo) 0 08) Ok AMM AnGy Bi ty ® bene “ ; “ greater her chance of esca: woe Ws ean © hernia ne c o maker ner bi me rary, igon, wealthy Norwegian manufacturer in Japan, mindful of the fact that his girls were)” ane onty t oe tak n since |'Funtee. he w po ; » bay ra ee Bid wae that everyone is comfortable in . a ‘. ‘ “ : ‘oles malary of mon » ar wick to take ie onderf. take Go--hesidence at THs Green take | @PProaching marriageable age, and convinced that “Japan is no place for raising a white} ane tett Ardmore came thru a tuxi| Ol" Minty ON Bek) & MMi ty Oven ‘Treatment, and oh, T was ao/29¢ about their homedike Sasite Sofa, 0006 Fataney ave seep man’s family,” transported his daughters and his business to America. Left to right, the |chautfeur, who claimed she placed | the court, who ordered all other debts | Very miserable and weak, 1 had not | 714m signers nose DA Saigon sisters are: Olga, Karoline, Ingeborg and Sigrid, with Lilly, the-youngest in the | er cepfidence in bin told her | aid flrwt, including a §5,000 1 been out of my house for many me canter. | story. Publication of the chauffeur’s fwithin @ reas <> tome. monthe—was not able ta even: walk WE-Take - torny: ot Se ce at Sule 30th ave. N. W, * st athe i story bas again warned the woman) soit was brought by Olson and rd—was weak and sick, park to Kirkland, Wash. and walle that she must not take anyone intol yp.) on behalf of Miller, asking an nd my head felt Kke three blocks to the right, oF phone Del Mate, Orocery, Ma 9 Red 622 and auto will meet you. \ | | : W. and W. 65 her confidence, but must make ber | a counting on the ground that Lar-|it would burst all of the time, I was “ ac n i > ” r Dr. Loughney's h t his Kirke A gapmalanalnaglinantye ~ NEED MORE T0 Wood-Burners MOTHER ASKS Hight alone, authorities claim, lkin and Cole had refused to allow tefribly, bloated and 1 had dropsical| iand Sanitarium are 1 p.m. to fy Ab—Residemce at 170s Market. | If the woman is found and evidence | tem access to the books Larkin | swelling of my limbs away above my | m. daily, Sundays included. 44—Roai estate offica, 1602 W. been) | F | Produced which will tend to show |...4 Cole countered with the gn knees, My blood pressure was very| Chronic thritis, neurt le, and hall, Ballard } | A d jher guilty of the shooting, a strong | tion uy dam Gee tock: teak beter | Gamaerodity iat’ tes 2 kindred invalid cases especially #0= oo Sree Teen XW, } |tion that when the books had been dangerously high (235). It is now re-| kindr wees _ I enate-ott Wes, i HEAVE BRICKS re ew an FOR HER BOY |2::.: will be quate to justify the act, | in Gortn's office the minutes of méet:| duced down to 155—a big reduction. | !ite4. Lady nurses in attendenes gg | it was indicated today Beattie Office Hours—Dr. Low 5 os Saati a ngs had been mysteriously altered.|/1 go out every day now, even walk|ney can be seen. personally “anny 85 Residence a: | een F | are ot WIDOW ASSAILS SES \down town and back, and I feel just | from 9 to 12:20 p. m. at the ee ne sees One Fremes’/ Weary Wilkins’ Brigade Is, Far Between Hearing on Mrs. Semple’s|AccuseD woman \APPOINT mam aorta ia oa one ‘ . arth egy rently rh ce} Hotel Congress, corner Fourth ave. INT RECEIVER wonderful—no more dizziness. I feel! Motel, Congress, corner Toure , 69—Police department Ne 6, ‘ | Aseailing Clara Smith Hamion, a» ige Jurey waa emphatic in de |#0 Well since taking this soothing, “f aled Deneaore However, Growing - hae . Plea Is Postponed one who “came along with ‘her! caring his findin gthat Gorin had|Pleasant treatment. Everyone you| taking diaenone of your commen ak end Linden. | —_ | MNES a { beauty and paraded with Mr. Ham: |in no manner tampered with the com- Meet at Doctor's Sanitarium are just| PLEASE NOTE—There are. neo | Se Se aeee Gon, 808 Weeden) Appeals for volunteer workers in| Hearing on the motion of Mrn. Bva OP." the widow of Jake L. Hamon. | pnany'e records, and allowed Olson|®# grateful as Charlie and L pi y ‘America, with Dake Opeai we ot 6m Be | the campaign to raise funds for the Mildred Semple to modify the divorcee late republican committeeman, late | ang Tell everything they asked ex aay w old men and women being like Dr, Loughney’s. | Ryther home, published in Friday's! tar, brought results bright and/ ly Saturday << When W. A. (Weary) Wilkins ved fartived at his office, he found volun: Ree ee DERE Cm OD Bere) tocrn waiting for him, and others| #3 Residence ot 317 Olympia pt =| came in. They helped to swell the 43, 54-—Reai estate office, 2121 Feert® ranks of the workers for the great narvee seen, 817 Fina ave NH. “DArity of the Ryther home. §4-—Contectionery store, 1663 Ques = Monday morning still more work | tt Fire station Na 24, Fifth ava |“T" Will be needed, At least 109 vol ana W. Gale. unteers, who can give a half or a oT. 16¢—Quees Anne Dye Works, 519 whole day, are requested to call on/| = | Wilkins at hie brick committee head quarters, room 500, in the Collins block. Mra J. Ls Hall's triendahip branch of the campaign in gaining headway. Every day Seattle's precinct com- mitteemen are carrying the friend ship cards to the homes in their pre- cineta, covering every section of the efty. So far only one precinct commit- |decree obtained by her husband,|'oday made her first public state | cent the appointment of a receiver Btaniey E. Semple, to give her cus-|™*nt since his mysterious death. The International Safety Signal tody of their child, Stanley F. Sem.| Ter statement was made whil¢| company in owner of a mafety signal ple, Jr. § years old, was postponed | OAcking ber baggage to go to Oklw | device in use at dangerous curves on by Judge Clay Allen Friday unti ir] 0M City to purchase mourning /automobile ronde—a device patented ia called on the regular court calen- | “thing: by Larkin and Miller, the inventors. | dar about two months henes. 1 have five with Mr, Hamon ——————— between ‘the four walle’ and no one ‘The child was left with Its grand:| coud be kinder than he," said Mre.| mother as a ward of the court. Sem seen teatified he cowiant pay ait |{HAmon, defending her husband froma | “ope ages a uid’ pay alll attacks. “If he was cross and ugly | mony on his former miary of $160 a ve dered te give, Mrs |t? Clara Smith Hamon it is because | ces & veers 0 five Mrs she must have provoked his wrath | Semple $30 forthwith when he ex-|) 0° “ing something which she plained that be 4 wd “ | Premier Seattle Showing he was now working | agg wna \tor the Associated Industries at $225 |*0Uld Rot have done ja month. js mont skull Cracked When (Board of Officers Will Probe | b. |Juneau Will Have | Auto and Car Crash Mare Island e e arner Cold Storage Plant) .% Thaten. 3610 Wallingford} yaLirso, Cal, Dec, 4—Charges y ave. tn in Lakenide honpital, his skull | o¢ immorality, abusive treatment and JUNEAU, Alaska, Dee. 4—-Within pomibly fractured. His auto ram. veiuat tende tir Te men se in ‘ |18- minutes, at public meeting, Ju-| eed a atieet oar at K, 20th et. and | muconauct made by 18.gRsoners re) QY, 9 ”D | neau citizens rained $16,000, which | watingford ave. Friday night & sal u6 preeomgamanea obese = 3a a pésman has refused te render this | was later Increased to $20,000, toward pi hitomi ¢ ites, Me Ol tehere 313, 123, 124, 126—deeee, 106 Ponttes ewe | mati service. This man returned | the $50,000 that must be submeribed | . componss of ‘Sad: "3 bes Hig Hepes seek ae| ino tsennip carue and tno acm [under an agreement win « waits |NO Interruption to |¥. 5.36 ¢ Liuanant Commander % “Harnocs. ; panying letter of appeal to Mra beam whieh semua: m 0000,t00, ockd Australian Cable | was announced toaay. : ~" Tailor shop, G10 19th awa K | Hall's headquarters, room 354, Em- storage plant here, Residents of the | Weet, . ea 7m K Madison. city will donate a $15,000 aite. Altho the submarine cable to Aus-| Capt. Ralph West, U. 8 M. C., a‘ 006 19ch pire buliding. is7, 2) ie x Seapine ‘The friendship cards are to be fin- pr 10t-- Granite Av. 1414 K Deney} ed out and returned, together with salts aici limectep ‘vers bits family’s donation to Mrs, Hall. te tas, 36, Tate wire sstatien Ne. 38,| Thowe who can Rene to he a oe Harvard and B Union requested to state how much they| When railway engines were new wood Virginia Tym Sonnets oe ee hp. Se. Wee ey powened spe nil 2 be quests of the Stimson Mill ERA the aid of cordweod. 'TEsy were Co, at a dinner tonight, to be given vine = aed yet rege ng bs sarge Ban in honor of the Mallard team winning peed records go 7 the city championship for the first ofly large thing about them was the time in the history of the ‘hool smokestack, which needed to be large |"? so asgptoes ne a) t : ollo Sat} ses —oreier enon to carry off the large votume of] “°Mtse party will follow. | 167, 148, 172—LAbrary, Pearth and Maé- f) smoke made by burning wood. African tribes, while having no | 276, i7T, 179, 313-Wew court Roun Tho litth engife shown above is! gods, believe in a queer person Third and Jamon. the ono that should have carried! known an Noakwn, 114, 17h—Residence at 1133 Marien Impressive Memorial Ser-| President Riect Harding to Point Isa. —— tralia and the South Seas is broken will act as judge advocate at the somewhere between Banfield and | hearing. TO TERTAIN _| Vancouver, service has not been tn- The charges were filed with Chap- errupted, According to information lain W. H. Wilson and were against GR CHAMPS received by the Postal office here. non-commissioned officers of the Rallard high mchoot's football team |The break will be repaired shortly. navy prison guard. vi 140, 143, summit aa ‘ Metropolita: bel, but happened to be laid up for! The inaugural ball was begun in 1 199—Peratture store, 1067 vices at ropolitan repairs at the time. 1809 by President Madison gs nliinnala Few of these wood-burning loco _ ~ — - sad KR. Columbia. Me 34 180) coattle lodge of Bika, éstablished| motives now ars in running. No! | ROL, 193—Waiting station, Dewey war! back in 1438, with lese than a dozen | Northern raiiroad uses them, except: | | 06 adress. members, and now with a member-| ing in some lumber localities where | 2. 19t Five ation Me 1%, 88rd and) oni a little below 6,800, will hold|they are ured on branch lines and} 196, 196, memorial services at the Metropoll-|for switching purposes, A few amall gee f hin | The: in districts wh ah eet take View Pharmacy, te1 sétn| fF 45 members who have died within | They are in ects where wood is| on the last 12 months, and those who| cheap and coal high priced. 206, 226—Residence at 136 f2pd ere | have, wince the institution of the ——______. MC ONTINUOUS 170 LL 05, 200—City Merary, 38¢ ead Yester| lodge, answered the final roll call. LONTINUOUS 316, 218—City station, 964 Seventh ave The memorial exercises will be con- | ' f \\ 920, 221--Fire station Ne 19, Maynard ducted by Exalted Rnler George | ; : > By sae see scctne slayneld, 16cn ove. 6. | 2°0PKS Bouckaert, Leading Knight | | Tonight—Last Times aes 7 oe | Carl Hoffman, Loyal Knight W. R | Olga’s I ds i ie 923, 224, 231, 228—Piembieg shop, 2809 Alexander, Lecturing Knight A. V | s par a ; 8 gg ‘ot 1986 Sine | Caldwell, Chaplain Sidney Morgan | , : K. McBreen, Inner Guard Joe Lath-| Japanese war office today insued a d é; 333, 231 iam iiler Chartes fine juice communique denying categorically A In a : 235-—Lanch room, 2919 Mt. Bakes Charles Gant and Trustee#’ J. R.\ charges made by missionaries of . . 3 4 Brewmer, T. W. Miles and T. J.! z e' - "hir—suore at sri Bacon ara | Hutt and the members pnw signee ars World-wide we ee Parone ere, « mien. Memorial March......0.cese++ fousa| The communique declared that E e mblem ight 191—Chureh, 1201 B Cherry. $01, 203, 211—City car bares 1307 | tan tifeatre on Sunday, at 1 p. m.| Southern roads use them exclusively Gos, s1—-Fire station Ne. 13, 14th 8 ang| Secretary W. A. Bane, Treasurer A.| TOKYO, Dec. 3.—{Delayed)}~The =, Afiman o> } men | “The Golgen # miasion buildings reported to have substation, Rainier 8¥9 | proiogue: “The spit! been destroyed were burned because | Louis F. Nash, P , St. Paul lodge they were headquarters for Korean insurgents. The statement characterized the charges as pure propaganda, ‘Maszach use 231, 122, 126—Deaconems settiement, 151 Ra 254—Pire station Ne, 27, 12th & y and fialiey | 161, '262—Rainier Bench’ Fuet Co, 9234 Minsionaries recently brought re Rainier and corner Gist & A ports to Tokyo that Japanese troops o4—-Fire station No, $3, 67th 8. ond -call of absent mem | had engaged in the systematic de Ryan 956, 256—South Park playfield, Seventh and Sullivan. | solo | struction of the houses of Christians, 4. Mee | MeDermid | ag well ax schools and churches, at Baperior age *|8# Well an schools and churches, at Joan Garnnine The _Anti Tuberculosis League of #2, | that Christian men had been killed Delightful Melodies King County conducts an all-the-year- Magnus N. Petorm N Arville Helstad, Aeattle lodge accomnp a | w pout in igation, né ha e :. s sete e—ttern corer #908 and amet | UetNetL arny: Waiter ¥. Meer, Seat-| lowed atrocitien were ‘committed | around program of saving children. . We tle lodge N ; ae with great brutality. | tytn wt tint iE n h a, t iti l : ; ce h y b en 2ue—calitornta Ranicy co, aaa! Atdante” Bowie... Wallen) 7 leah in Three nutrit ion clinics have be jon Ne. 36, 3976 ove, BW! nar Ee burns PE, ie Bostien established in Seattle, attended week- ; jodge No: 99 } 2 . aageN : st | a | Finest ly by an average of 50 children; c-|'School Code Board | Quality 10,000 children are enrolled in the Hic Mtnene task crte wath" Meets Here Today Portraits Modern Health Crusade. and W. Henderson st. } The public school administration Bae ttn aidan code commission, appointed by Gov. | P +199 He Offers to Give = {tint Wis ncheauied to mest ate p Have you paid your child’s health insurance? BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS TO- DAY AND HELP IN THE PRE- VENTIVE CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE DISEASE, + m. Saturday at Broadway high Erring Boy a Job school. Dr, Elwood P, Cubberly, of After a severe arraignment of men) sanford university, and Senator W. who sit in church pews on Sunday, y gutton, of Spokane, were among and on weeks days refuse to helP the speakers scheduled. Representa boys who fall within the tolls of the tive HH. Guile, of Seattle, will pre law, Judge Ronald Friday afternoon | sae, | paid a glowing tribute to W. Wil- aietapciomnens | kins, manager of the Western Tool | Mangfacturing Co., who asked the Owes $1,300,000; | privilege of employing Clifford | Sunde, charged with burglary in the| Has Only $60,000: _ yecond degree. | Sunde was released under suspend. BOSTON, Dec. 4.-Benjamin H. | Cheney, clubman and husband of tf Photographers Adapted nS "BRINGING UP, — Geo. Mc Newspaper Series FATHER WINELAND’S SUPERB ORCHESTRA Special Half-Hour Concerts Every Sunda; A Sitting Today Solves the Gift Problem of Tomorrow eigen a ME age ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE PROGRAMME Bunde, was also released under sus-| 900 and he has only $69,000. Allen F ak bhai ka OF KING COUNTY 1, Gems from Faust.,.Gounod { Sweet Voice",..Saint Saens pended sentence at the request of his| Forbes, his trustee in bankruptcy, . ‘ ; 2, Valse Gragieuse rae 5. Minuet se. Paderewski smother, | filed suit on behalf of creditors to ob: Becond Ave. at Pike St * dicate ttas i 7 y voua vi ny én —— ————-- | tain Cheney's interest in a trust fund Phone Main 1614 MAIN 1564 315 UNIVERSITY STREET 3. Selection, “Firefly"...Friml | 6, Overture, “Jolly Robbers’ Plans are being made to put a set| created for him by his father, The 4, Trio, “My Heart at Thy sapereeees seeeeereees SUppO the Wurlitzer of boxing gloves in every Chicago| annual income from the fund is said school for the use of pupils. to be $22,000,