The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 13, 1920, Page 4

Inight Fire North of Bal- lard Proves Hard One to Fight Fire destroyed three freight cars Threatened 127 others at mid ton the trestle pelow Golden ( ina, north of Ballard, The Confined to the three cars lleved by firemen to have been The cause of the fire is um cnown © The fire started in the middle String of cars, The trest Iheach, covered at high tide. } tus could not be plac the biase, A xwitoh engine d to the train, As it pulled , the train broke in the middie the fire waa ragin the chain was pulle Another engine was run line, which is situated Bbove the trestle which ‘he i cars. A hose was 4 ‘the water tank on the was turned on the Wag extinguished and t train saved from destruction AND HALT OF PRICE FALL gress Is ‘Now Besieged With Requests ot Sonate love The course of true Davidson for two years after L. W, Eberhard, their home in Almos, hired a detective, lowa, Then came her * “Ble 88 YoU, BY HERBERT W. WALKER 13 WASHINGTON, Dec besieged for two y to “do somethin living costs, congress today itself confronted with various @emanding legisiauion which check declines in prices. After with oO re and lerisiation which would pre American tmporters from tak BE advantace of the exchange situa bm to buy cheaply in European ts, are among the demands have been made ongress & week, and indications are an equal number of similar sug Failure ef b reason given acid: ed in akgs to work was the t bere last night which result the death of six and the in juring of more than « score Running wild, @ one-man Country club “safety” street car turned over will pour in this week jon @ curve at the head of the Mat jess of the merit of some of | St: Ut. caromed on the street against 8, the opinion apparently two other street cars and crashed B gtowing in congress that since |'"\9 ® sieel pole 4 not drop as the result of |.) “rapped many pamensers ecaae stp leaon cam not bel ‘rhe “eafety”, car rolled 200 feet ».Mister! Are You Sure You're Born? 2 nos paren ‘you born yet? Thousands of | passengers to keep their scate while upon the dead and dying. Though he saw the car war Fergu- birth registration records. | sop the runa@sy. . state health; Anderson , is starting a campaign | om oS TD SPEAK ON | _OmTY-COUNTY Corporation Counsel Walter $20,000, was Meier will speak before the pedi to the board of control, which | ete tay a nen peut yA cae wd distribute it among state Im | rents Meter ty ecg J ager aye drafted the merger bill, which wil! be of the home guard during the! submitted to the state early next year ' | Caruso Injured; Brighton Pastor | tor of the Brighton Presbyterian | Phurch, was formally installed ot ex i held in the church Sunday aft ous tenor rupty Saturday nigh’ ‘Elieir D'A labandon hi | Ship’s Waiter Held wing in 1 was forced to onet Broke, | | Monday for preliminary fore | Ranee was arrested o 1 b a United Stat tage to Live 4 by Customs Inape | Twenty-t i tins of smoking | 82,000, were found concealed beneath | Rance « coat =. valued Confesses Looting Said to have cont of a suck the Coupevill William thett from Monday for a hea District Attorney’s Son Has Operation John M. saunders tex District on of United Attorney Jtobert ( in*a London pita) from an operation for appen dicitis unders, is recovering \Soldier Burned in Hospital Flames! WASHINGTON, Dec, 1%.—Sergt | Alvin Me nger, shell shocked soldier }from the Seventh Coast artiller jwho arrived at the Walter Reed |government hospital here Saturday was burned to death Sund in a fire © which destroyed two psychopathic i id wards of the institution Matches, smuge one of the patien have started the fl dd into a room by are supposed to nes, About 200 OADY L/4L/AN WIL LSHIT NEW YORK, Dec. 13.—Lady Lillian danger Maxwell Willshire nas turned to the Mage to earn 4 living beenuse, ax «Puget Mill Co. Man she says, and her hus! Britian baronet, are ‘ Appearing in “Afgar.” » A bwin, of the tl cafet "Methods of Solving money—profiteers | Logged-off Land Problem, Melson will also speak. opay turvy,” ny English families | noe logt their have much of it,” the Dr, Johna|the Chamber of Commerce, ing W announcement, | loans as the result of oor farmers could hold their proa. Score Injured for higher prices, embargves on | } ; and meat products, “tariff | City Accident so high that all foreign prod. Would be kept out of the coun- | KANSAS CITY, Mo. Dee. 12) | received |Only One Woman in E wounded former service men were in| ran true Her mother disapproved and took her from to Oakland, traced the girl and recently married her here before Mra. C. L. Davidson, the mother, could interpose. 3 cae my children.” le 6 ARE KILLED TRIBUNALFOR ff IN CAR CRASH WORLD LEAGUE in Kansas |New Proposition today for a street cur ™ and was torn to pieces by the three Pert different impacts, its wreckage pilea °'*” beyond stor og itaet an unofficial observer for Presi. en are A. W. O. L. from the he made frantic but futile efforts to S#embly’s Kueata when noon {heard by a special constitutional judges te and Vivian Carkeek | munic legislature | ¢ Will Sing Again‘. geols, It express. | Formally Installed) ew york. Dee 15—mnrico ca court nations ; a ruso will be able t @ at the| which are not of the Ray. Mclaip W. Davis, who suc-| xotropolitan opera house tonight.| league Rev. Huge'T. Mitchalmore a) nis physicians announce. The fanr ° Vaaeee te ARGENTINA WILL | | for Smuggling Opium ..:: Charged with attempt to smuggle | of the amendments proposed by For Wife Goes Onto |smoking opium into the United eign Minister Pueyrredon as long as | States, W. Rance, waiter on the/she has anything to do with the} steanthhip Prince George, is held| league of nations,” Dr. Pablo Tor Mail at Coupeville ne is] | League Talker the ult | oa W = 48 Lbehard to form for Miss Jessie met and lost her heart to she Cal., but Everhard Is Now) Being Discussed BY HENRY Woop VA, Dec. 14.—The assem Hali of Rete mation wi 4 with an unusual crowd of vie baleonies of dele looking | who occupied the down on the rows st their scholastic itors looking gates benches Ack ledgment was made of the} in drafting the tribunal thu Root, Medill McCormick, republican sen- from the United States and| widely credited here with being at| dent-Blect Harding, waa one of the | Bourgeots | began reading hia report | Bourgeois outlined the commis sion’s plans for establishment of a tribunal with headquarters at The Hague, He sald the court will com-| prise 11 judges with four deputies to | meet in annual seasion there. The sessions will begin June 16 of each year and terminate when the docket | ls cleared Labor cases, he explained, will be hamber of five be appointed by the court ar provisions were made for the hearing of transportation and com disputes Jed under the Versailles Hourgeois the official guages of the tribunal will be oh the tribunal by the provided for in the ation AS Pp neh and & INSIST LEAGUE ACT ON DEMANDS, BY JAMES L. MILIER BUENOS AIRES, Dec, 13.—“Ar ina will insist on consideration minister of public works and @n minister of Argentina, ement to the! Dr as the first official pronounce ment given to the preas since Argen tina's withdrawal from the assembly of the league of nations at Qeneva He ridiculed the given utter ance by #« ersons in Europe that Argentina tror Hio’s state wi n the as mbly because of her alleged friend. for Germany or because she had been influenced in any way by many or Ge mans uture course of Argentina re ling the league would not be d uw until ¥ cn Minister | Pueyrredot's official report had been | | Next Legislature | Mr Anna K. Colwell of Snohomish county republic will be 8f the an, the state ut Olym. lares that against high mly woman member si when it cc J ary 10 chief fight will be pi dec he r City Treasurer Goes in Quest of Health! In quest of better health, City | Treasurer Ed L Terry left tér} Southern California Monday .on a everal weeks’ leave of absence. | Herbert L. Collier, istant city | treasurer, will assume rry's duties | during his chief's absence \To Tell ‘Em Saw to | Take Care of Bees Inate routed In the ium January 26 under the joint direction | county farm bureau and accord 7 and of the Kir hibition office TT THE Dozens of Blind Pigs Wallow in Prime Ei Ooze SACRAMENTO, — Dee a awe Cupleh ranch near weveral di eure i in connection wt wine in the % a O.'« bad bashed in |rele with thelr trusty axes and ab pike were Dlin p Nhe officers with atuttered ko wreckorn Sure it's wine,” cker, “What did y Can't Prosecute _ Bisbee Deporters WASHINGTON, Dee can not pronec ge “ “deported Artix t de tention of t A ack#abbit sing dry pen where they re! anorted his fellow ed today purt that fed thousand bunt SEATTLE STAR DUELERS DRINK TO DRAW THEN GIRL TURNS 'EM BOTH DOWN COLD PATUS.—Two art students of the Latin quarter, F and Rene Benet, od the same girl, She was Marie Meux, artist's model Raoul t real peevieh when he discovered Marie and Rene bunching together "You gotta fight me @ duel,” said Raoul in hie native tongue, “Agreed,” replied Rene, “but in order that the loser may 1 be gloated over by the winner, let's fight It with beer.” Hence it was agreed that the one resisting the influence of beer for the longest Ume would be deciared the winner of the duel and the girt Bo they drank, and drank and fined And the Blane And Marte of them 13.—Pre. down on the ted nd plew 1000-galion n runk the bar 4 drank dina Then they were arrested draw after the seventeenth dumunted with the modern knights, is tenoring both lowed the high voltage fluid to drain Among the 4 TM. Bisiker, former convict, has into the barnyard where the porkers Auten are tha telewing! A. ¥. Hine t . Pages ye began sipping and wallowing in it and T. HL Bolton, councilmen neek- | confessed ne a Bind ge | crunts of chanalian delight Hie tial r that he w © raise mone: “o y a the per oo yo CALL | ing reole "3 n, % — F . tee help his prison pal who is doing 60 to climp a crabapple trea, A.litte |third ‘member of the counc! whose | AP Br Pine penitentiary. Stalker rasor back runt challenged a big le Ker that he will not seek re-| demanded $3,000 ransom for the ltusker to mortal combat, And the electio ‘ormer Mayor C. B. Fitz | boy's release Niport reached high pitch when two 5 pro aoe vo Fee nay” Rowell escaped from his of the herto best behaved ham | . Wardall, who leaves bie present job|kid@naper, who had taken him to jern calmly began chewing the! t St F Wife A E « . Pinehurst, near Gen. Grant park, ea ott wae a wae 1 ‘Consider Factory, Stores|Former Wife Accuses Ex-|on January 10, and James A. John. | Pinehurst. near Gen, parent ne es ee ‘ non, former superintendent of build | aod telephoned to Py stupetied im the prime-evil eos and Laundry Pay Hubby of Perjury wok wi ~ A c a Then the PP Ons rushed In and | ’ as 5 two white kanga |routed the whole lot and passe! sana] ai a, Filings win crore on sanuary 22.| Ome of the only Calling of an carly conference of} y, mail order dustrial welfare commingion Pacific Car Works minin wager in fac laundry th h mean and|) lon a charge of obtaining a tory | ene of the! one predis D. M. John-| Liflian Mae Alley H son a member of the commission,| He invnccuned of perjury in mwear:| nday ave been ou think it) Mpné waiting until the ovedings that he supreme court ruled in our favor on | Alley’s addrens the $18 minimum for hotels and) A letter from M®&. Alley, who is/T) | restaurants before proceeding with |in Rogers, three | | = “her conferences,” Mra, Jobnaon|dren, convinced Divo: Proctor €.] declared |C, Dalton that the matter should be SEQOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET 11.—'The fed. | investigated. An information charging was filed by the prosecutin ney lute Saturday lowed ‘We, Not I,” Slogan of New Club Here “We, Not 1" is tne slogan of a new organization of young business and) professional men which was to be WW. perfected Monday noon at Man's ch alcafe. A name was to be chosen at cled the that Ume and « constitution adopted j n July int.| | judgement of L. C. KANSAS CITY, Mo--Noel B./ dent of the drive. portation club Monday noon auto accident Buy the Home a To help make this Christmas a real “home” Christmas Gift Christmas, Gottstein’s offers past and present customers the opportunity to select furnishings for their homes now and have their purchases adjusted with their accounts without the usual initial payment. 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