The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 17, 1920, Page 23

* The Seattle Star “ af Wally At T80F Seventh Ave | Y Seattic. Washington. ubscription Rates BY MALL. IN ADVANCB IN THE STATE te TSe pe BY CARKI month ..... IN city - 90.50 me ie gp or $9.00 year) POR LENS | N |THE Largest Se mE in| the Northwest Reads The Star's Want Ads Phone Main 600 Rates Per Insertion gt charge oy jOur larme (Muatrated eatal: w of building mater all orn TETDOLS AGED sper cn small ranct Twin four children to § years, Permanent ho arty, State W artiqulars. A Butcher, Gettysburc, Wash. IND LADY FOR BABY Ag mother Hox G-19t, Poncrr—c SUSTOM™ to and repairs e tor John TakTt—al- $20 Union gISFI AD Re- r gour wateh, throw Union. a TANGO PLAYIN Pine st 5 ney work. 1012 MALE HELP V FOR HOL =~ AR. TAD i paris: of the eit 7a ncement. fe for ad Apply. to “Gusanese arte nt ‘A THOUSAND MEN TS ‘Duy their Xmas gifts at Remick’ Bong and Gift Shop, Pike ny ourth. SAM WEISFIELD CANT RE- ir your watch, throw it awa: pion Tepalr ‘for ony. ‘Statrord & Schwars reade, SITUATIONS WANTED—MALB TION WANTED adver- tisements of discharxed DA diers o¢ sattors are printed tree € of charge. sol — BY MIDDLE hen with Tulck: S-passenger Can deliver or collect. Kef- 1822% Second. or tele- ‘Main, 5298. “FIRE sie Ms fourth- @rade li- LP ROOF KEPATRING DONE Sxeervice man. Phone Ken- desired | N it away. | 4 inches an BRAUTIFUL © MAN WANTS WORK and wages no object.) REMODELING, CAR- me ba Q. A. 4240. OPPORTU “it¥ TOS ive Washington, remarkabl position. Big market. titlen. nred for merchandise. of which fe $1,000 myself. Will ye in také charge of business Ging. Star. AKING BLUE SILK UM- reat room Marches nesdad is Known. Avoid pros- tion by returning to Star office ‘ diate! Nib PACK SILK PURSE CONTAINING 20, rece! Una dco, key, be- m Pine and Pike. near "Pitts. Reward. ee 583. AME WOLFE HA her room in Hotel Dready to take any kind of w. cat bi day. Prone Main 70 v Wayne 06—5-ROOM wenth ave FURNISHED HOUSES i GALOW; BREAKFAST fine view; excellent furni- Phinney riage. STENBERG, rear. 00M HOUSE FOR Or a furnished. ae $-ROOM FURNISHED Rah ps i" pacpsion: block to car. rood | LY FU on beach, Phone West 2 HOUSES FOR RENT ~ WANT A HOME? cash, $15 per month, will make ju the owner instead of the ren f « good 2-roum house. ere Little City fa water and TERS, 16 Third Ave. HOU $ 4 PURNISHED, for o or two families 4 Taylor ave, corner of st 2302. OM HOUSE $18. er, SEVENTH Queen Anne ois Phone URNISHE D, 4 HOUSE, clean, 25 HE 200, Star. ROOM grictly OOM HOUSE Sway high and aute 22 orth 1627 APPLY AR BROAD- mobile district, JM in JUSK. 166 MEN UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS OM MODE " with bath per month Teuioet 409 ate FLAT, suitable ian Winth ave. WALKING DI8- for sub-letting on APARTME 1718-42th ave. 8, Bea: OR RENT—6-ROOM nable, 1808% Terry. HOUSEREEPING KOOMS COMPORTA eeping. also-sleeping, reasor od. Men pre 4 ND ? HOUSEKE walking distance. FOK KENT—RO FRONT ROOME Ran Um furnished, with use of 50 month ROOMS, Pine at NICT kitche Brondwa MLL PORESY oan Large profits. $2) 609 | ib6 POR Woob Fake ene oe iJ Fike ue | 38 CHA HOWARD EWING CO. 901-202 Crary Kid. Pitth and Union. ROOM, PRIVA 18H BD Hh LEE 210 12th ave oN. j KEROSENE Save 40% to 60% « st phaes ints at TO LET—OFPICES GNE ROOM, TORT GN | between Fifth and West feet facing Pine, with 3 & Ping at lake, 50 large w finest | jows, This te cations in Seattle. Witlott 4% “M owWwkL ‘as MOT fyra, Jewelry ange everything. HMiott 8421 cornbs FH Ghowril HOWELL thing bought and ao aan CRLLANEOUS SASH AND DOORS O. BO WILLIAMS CO. 1943 Wirest Ave, & SHORT FLOORING SHORT LING | SHIELDS-LIvE $30.00 per thousand not and S-foot longtha, and thousand for @-foot to * Fenethe RED CEDAR REVEL SIDING @ inches wile, pric at $20.00 per thousand ng eur u free on requent a t WILLIAMS Watablished 1899 co. MOCCASIN FON DIRKCT prices Mar ity toed Mi Main 4018 “St ARTER - SAWED new le heat+ ave W hall or money Leary Hidg oa butt Jacobean finiah, er, cheap, | 190 Queen Anne i As BURNERS, W Market, Mtall 160 penda- Se onyeneet offi v8. 334% — discow Demonstration every gitcroose, Smati 10th n lake mm specializing rugs. Heary 1322 Fourth Be GHISTMAS With recche Fit Giet Christmas K ldren Co.'s — ure Dept Terum at $19 Unt t » Jou x : BABY CAg TIKBA AND RE Acme Hépair Whop repsire any- {hing, Model ang mechine works, E erty st “Main 3 GEN a GERMAN Come mornings oF Sind ave. & S car. THR WONDERF phonograph, Ia Mond point reproducer, rs ash. 419'N YOU HRARD OF THE FAM- re, Just opened at 1117 You cannot afford to G08 BRO a iving, renting, rat ave. SIANOS FOR RENT. applied | on | purchase. Toner, 210 Un ¥ Pair your watch, throw it away. 304 Union. repairin Weatern Mottram VANTEL , wood cutter, with caso! A. B Der Sitverdale, Wash. “DOUBLE LOAD, Fie; single toad. 6.35. aa inde of ‘oat wae 4931 ws i? cord, 4695 half cord FING NOW PIANOS HIG gale; low prices. CLINTON'S, 1612 Eighth ave SoS DRY SHIPYARD WOOD, SINGLE douple load, $10. COAL load $5.59, Weat 1105- 5 bs xD LL ween Anne S143. w mntord «, Beck. . carpet eleanere HEEN $4.00 A DOUBLE Capitol 467 NE ee “WOOD. Ph. SF 56 1008 ist ~~ WANTED—# URNTTURE PUI J im 3517. We want household office furniture, pianos, Vie- ea of 7 iret Ave. Mei FOR SAL URNITURE VE A MAHOGANY PHIONG- graph taken in payment on a debt, and will sell it cheap, 1428 Queen BIZED EE One % bed, Harrison at. HOLES RiCES COM $5.00. me _ PET STOCK RERNARD PUP, FIN fas present, $10. 4511 Li enton car. J BALE—SP1TzZ PUP, 6 months old, inter $71 forenoons STOO! AVY HORE On fen team, with wagon and har- Must be barga Box hist- Cascadia | SNOW, n cow POR FALE, fresh is Januney, $88, $207 26th Wek “Kenwood 4448. PAIGE PAIGE PAIGH PAIGE eeeeeereseseoe eerereeeeerrr ey USED CARS SATISFY WHY? every used we nell is , GUARANTEED The same as a now one. That proves to you that we not only have faith in our used cars, but e knew. you will be, satiated | and will be he for our house, wees GREAT WESTERN MOTORS, Inc. wee deneeeereees Broadway and Union. Bast 744. eteceeeeeee _ Fon SALE AUTOMONILES ° YouRSs Now" AVE MONIY muy vat NOW-—Duy half you planned pay, Read used car va and our 90-day warrantee absolutely protects you from us at ck rondater ourinig lan ouring We will consider y ir car as first payment, Distributors and Retatlers LEXINGTON “MINUTE MAN SIX" 1084 BE Pike St 1509 11th Ave. Phone Bast 100. PoRD DELIVERY 1918, $208 thers, too, at ALFRED rr) YY INC. Broadway, three, blueke: Vine, Denny way. B iit MANWHEL, aT aint shop. Swell buy 100 down, toier d4b-J our tor ORD TOURING » A anap. bach, 618 bh $0, Ai CONDI- > CAR EMPOR TUM, 1ath, ne THE FASHION GAKAGH to hire without drive: apd repairing, | 2206 Eton a24n ib ALL Stor- RADY PIER EMPORIUM, QUICK UBED CAR 12th, Pine. iy MAX WiLL, ONLY v0 AK Paonia M, | bP e Sieaweecas CARD POT CARS Wi!l pay spot cash for good late model cars. Hamitl & Rngdahl, 1531 Broadway WGHBST CASH PRICH PAID | ro ood Hight cars Henry Mas Dito Ge RARE Pike we Bnet a86 ®—A AUTOMOBILES TO BACHANGE 7-PABSENGER TOURING exchange for good mi f equal Av AUT Queen A value, Que rT} MACHINERY ELEGTRIG poror kT amps, elius Pricg ent ar sale Maly 919 BRAGSA WS —VAUGHAN Diamond J. gna or ste Hicks Co. #12 lst ave. & AL & Give AWAY ah unfinished house with city water, electric light: 4 rooms; 35 minutes from town and 4 blocks from car. He owen $140, by month. He will take 9350 for $800 equity. ANOTHER MAN SAYS He has two lots 410x100; 3-room un- finished ba: fine large chicken house and 176 birds included. He owen $405. by t nth and bas | saul, ke Phone “Ddney un) TA OWNER Say Has lot 40x10 1169 or Main 2529. Tarke Bide. A REAL EH en Tat. ae SNAP LEAVING CITy $-ro ce; large me; bes ful {2 r Ry K Triehed thruout: ail wired for ELECTRIC COOKING AND POW BR ne EC nou pe), ae prov rear. OUT in “tne ity UT $3,600 t THIS TODAY CLIFFORD LAND Third Ave. Pal om anearer ficee om and bedr and te 1691 e new bullt-in features, full ce- basement, laundry trays garage, fine view, must is vey Bags it you wa on. terma PORAI THE. & iiizhiy, ads: Bitiott 49 rr yaa td Bide. HOME CHEAP 6-room hewee; large tot; jum bing. brice 1.250; $250 cash, ai tanee lota Price rg cash, balance monthry. ¥ JORDAN & CO. 214 Enctioon Bonk Bidg. ERooM HOUSE GN VtH AVE, close to Broadway high wtomobile district, § car $600 cash, oe ding interest QUEEN AN for the bent e hill fat ore edyvenn r. ueen Anne TT. poreelain COLV Come to aut AE 14 Boston St TDM iit Ris YOUR CHANCE TO THT ourselt—$100 down takes 6- t payment for bal 019 TROOM HOUSE” WITH G-ACKE, in garden, mile from Medina 41,600; terme 824 Sea- boa: ie hd, 16 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY ELL YOU ONE-THIRD ment down, and build. Weat HOOM BUNGALOW © $20 ‘all at) vTAL ESTATE TROUe ow ONTAIN. ngs of good better Many clients If your home ts. pri witl have no trodoh you. Phone u 8 geen narighe I LOVE, Mi tate lah 3 Rapa & 00. 1019 Third Ave. EXCHANGE—REAL paw Snobemiah; nf eiutbped tor | rum he bhoute ar efecttte Na omt $9,000. scat ‘ ania Of $6,000 for Seattl ; Leary Bldg DEPARTMENT . anywhere. 6 ne Pacific Agency, Inc., | 4100 Arcade Bide fott 4694 LEAR; VAL for Gilham, modern hts: city change home and assume. Bide ACKEAGE A SNAP loam soil; 5 acres to This 5 road: only rt Orehard iT) $400 ARSDALE & Third Ave iVERAL GO6D f Jand near Mt a $100 |W TAVEE tracts of | Vernon gnc road and gol; in pre and’ $4 land H.C. 5 ACTS Rich loam soil; WHAT YoU WANT in highly improved and son high school; Price $1,600; GOOD LA elo static road, Only Ryland, Poulsbo, KEYPORT m main 0 cash. Owner Wash, at | econd cot eee, Net which be will! | No “Operations. acres in| 8 sRe SEA fo Ac REAGK NORTH OF THE GITY And about 15 houne miles from the we have a 2-ncre land, jurt about from the Pa by « well grav than t sin the asking more in wholesale 1 vicinity th are $100 cash, « ‘ payments TE pe York NBALTY «oO, PRe x Bik, Hiliott 3928 314-17 Now OD MOTOR CO. | 6 ACRES FOR $750 lsc STATION BETWEEN SEAT nV) AT INTERURMAN & AND This tract ts ve first clams } I; good wa and rosda; car attle and Everett right door, You cannot match kain for lesa than §1 aod you will amr ‘ rt VALLEY PAM Piastered bouse Ww. Ve further ti Cullis, Mab KKIMA formation write W ton, Wael b ACRES, 350 CAP Only a few blocks fr | Hollywood chicken driving distance paved nearly all the ¥ a it famous any am soll Owner 4 will have to bh P. VAN ARSDALE 1019 Third ACT NEAL trees; | #13 ‘Thir XMA Film comp: =“ ¥ ARM 1 ANDS FARMS! FARM FARMS! 20. aeron, Kent; 37 clear Bulldings, stock and imp! exchange for city Renton fine 10 acres. buildings orchard ber ke; $6,500 14 cleared nt bas 1% cleared; 4-r new 2 heifers, 1 . pigs and tools; & acres, Edmonds good gol; berries AASEN & SEXTON jiae First Avenue Biilott 6347 PACTFIC VY. LAND f fertile prairt plow, at an ave acre; 20-7 wmtorest for f te land at wa ven for We issue For apply te Land Dept. Main 232 1 iterature and rates, nadian Pacific Ry 208 neer Bide on Skagit river. k, cows, hinery Mt Vernon. term: sub- n 2 HOURE, i mile to station Mt Vernon. You can here, in, rich country 760, $400 Arash, balance 6 ments STERS, T16 Third Ave TRADE $0 acres, nearly half cleared house; barn, creck; spri Piped to house. . Price © HARLES SOME Jaska Butliding rin KS AND BONDS HPOCKS OFFERED Pan Motor, Minn. King Airship ... Putrell Coupler Adams Motor Auto Wheel i bt thert Steel op Sen Ralvage T * be Hy 7% 1.00 ‘ 4 Metal fontana Oil ifte Oi % to 06% 205 5000 2000 Wyoming Forks O11 KS WANTED N. W. Life. Aero Alarm Chicapo-Boston. Caledonia Mining: Liberty Bonds at market J, STEEPLE, 118 Cherty Rt WILL BUY LInERTY WILL SELL HTC pats 5899. NDS § Pan Mc King Airship. Impex Auto Wheel. neon ierml "High Power. hert Process Steel. 0 Western Smelt & Power, Also oil and la AX Wankel, 244 t ton it Hiott 950 oT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES [CLEANING AND PRESHING SHOP for 221 Oceldental ave, rea- 8 | RESTAURANT THIS & great sacrifice. 605 28 MONTHLY, HUYS MY ood furniture; low rent O'Neil, Elliott 245. 96 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED SELL week at Pine st SOLD IN 10 DAYS AN tines of business sold, partners obtained, additional capital pro: cured. Hxpert saleamen stay with our buyers until you get money, We have hund: buyers waiting, BUSINESS GbOD WITH US. FOR ACTION, get In touch wit! office at once, We' can sell your business in 10 days IDEAL INVES’ 422 to 424 Burke Building Second Ave. and Marion St PERSONAL Natural Neb i Reaty | |98 Femedia therm, ave. electric vapor bathe. 6118. Det Sanipractor manna Bank WANTED. Ryan, who in 1917 Wyoming at. | Anna Marks, Hyd je massage | arm ELECTRIC | ducing. DOCTOR again 7 Mutual Life Bld, rOR ory Woops BENTON 8. ted at 816 Green Bide HOSPITAL. CAP. 39656. L BSTATE LOANS rh WASHINGTON FARM AND AORHAGH LOANS, "Prom L. NOTHE FAW Leary Bidg TGAG Ine. fine Ro tri, Wome PINT, Ladies of Cols Vote With Spirit ‘ CATRO, Egypt, Dec. 17.—The first popular election ever held in the Holy Land found women campaigning and voting as spiritedly as the men and) - ‘po st as successfully, all cleared: good) UICK | thia |? MENT COMPANY LILIAAN CHANDIL nih ALT GLO WR je R= | , 13) TTLE STAR WAL, NOTICES i? MAY CONCERN certify that Boylston Ga et inain " 17 ¢t 16 7 foot of . it Le Whom ain to vO Th Addition. protest such such protest at The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorneys atLaw WALL ne TADLISHED YO ultation; advice. department Harbering Bare ING THAT t ‘pion Bt TURNER. ight Ede lon tré 5 * by aps Hliott AND G ADIOST- Bog ttte ‘ jaerss ” = JUNNINGE, of Pal mer ec book GRAD: | hide Wid ELF Ti6F FHA, it ane Seven. Vth & PRE dunk A, JON, CO. ed ath tt Maney to Lean ONRY TO LOAN d jewelry, om most tor TMAIAL voake 225-4 Empire Pullding __ Becond, Near Madison, 2 SIONEY TO LOAN—WE LOAN ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS, watches | and jewelry; lowest rates. Beattle’s Oldest Loan Hrokers. AMERICAN JBWELRBY CO. S21 Recond Ave. Hatablished 1899, MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, anything of value. 922 Pine st Opilcian ‘and Optometrist W. Edmunds Fre Paterson Co, —RALSOMINING | CXLSOMINING, “PAINTING, “WE. pairing: hardwood floors polished tricity, Carpeta cleaned Private lens i180 Wiret ave, $ | with Hamilton’ Beach w. L. FIELDS, 12th & Olive.” you to} TEE BLDG. : clmlint for. men's ail- iy RO es “ik 8 ments “sp: paling, Hlbiott _crenings ~~ Razor Wiades Saye 3 angenberm, Cutlery, 1407 4th ave Ttug Weaving and Genabas Art hue care Vil Union Mist Digging ‘ beac ATER GUAR- $3.50. Li pravixg, ante Maat wt yoow SMatn 30) LOST GOODS TO BE AUCTIONED Kegs of Vinous spirits (empty), odd shoes, several hundred choice um: |brelias, a velvet hat, books, scores “lof satchels, more umbrellas, | flash iieh tw and more umbrellas— lthese are just rw of the articles that Old Man Porgetfyjness will auction off Saturday morning. ‘The public auction of uncalled-for articles found on the municipal street cars will be held at the Westlake ‘| market at noon. C. A. Chambers will | wield the auctioncer’s baton, U. MASONS T0 HONOR HEROES Commemorating the heroic deatha of two members of the University Masonic lodge who were killed in the lArgonne forest, a bronze memorial jtablet will be unveiled Saturday eve ning in the University Masonic tem- ple, ‘The heroes honored are: Arthur B. Carlson, licutenant, 347th Machine Gun battalion, and Roland M, Mor- ris, regimental supply sergeant of lthe 61st infantry. The public ts tn- vited. A race of 10,000 poser sald to be the smalicst human beings a# a race, was recently discovered in the New Hebrides eB Esa OPPORTUNITINS WANTED eGeeceecece coats, eceee Commercial Investment Co. T17-18-26 Bld. Mr. Your busines 28 Seaboard Business Owner, selling our bust= Des. The “ben at evidence that w can do rapidly and satisfactorily is our years of muccessful record ¢ in Beattie . Quick Action With No Publicity budiness SOLD, formed, first Nothing too 4 rs] Q a All lines of partnerships capital procured too larwe; nothing small. NO CHARGE for listing. NO CHARGE for advertising. Call, write, or phone Biliott 4704, and our representative will call and plain our QUICK SELLING METHODS We give you service that sermon. Make us prove it. Commercial Investment Co. jO tts Bid, a 9 q| o ° ° 8 8-26-27-28 Seaboard écccecececcccce rere “pak tae ls Denny | > over >| murder | statement, .| Edmonds st., ~ cusation, co sheriff's ‘Ever aWoman | President?| eT ood BY ZOK BECKLEY NEW HAVEN, Dec. 17,—Shall we jever have @ woman president? When I put this query to the only living exprosident of the United States, he threw back his h laughed—and William Howard Taft's h is unique and ec It begina with the f pair of humorous eyes, which |nearly disappear, leaving only brief horizontal ines to mark the ‘place jA« row of sturdy teeth appear, }aided and abetted by a tremendously jolly dimple in the right cheek. Then | tions of the grand tuth cracks comes rapidly stand when | homer: ‘his acentoag on « brave, strong pote, gradually caning off to profundo-diminuendo, et cetera, ad infinitum. ' IT’S GOOD TO HEAR TAFT'S LAUGH it is good to hear—Mr. laugh. Hefore he has even attempted to janswer your question, you feel some how cheered, and as if women are the hgpe of the world, perhaps. Or at least that there's no sense despair ing of their being president some day, and fixing up all the things that are now so vexing and puzzling to the human race. The taugh never quite ends. It only diminishes to @ degree which makes specch practicable. It sort of ripples around in the distance, like a breeze after the high wind has passed. “And why,” counters the owner of the laugh,"do you ask me such a big question?” ‘To whieh hore is but one obvious answer °& “Ah!” reolien | Mr. Taft, “but T am Rot so big any more—* Whether he moans that to refer to his famous dimensions or to his place In the government, you can only guess, “TRUK, WOMEN VOTED ABOUT AS MEN DID” So you say something about the elestion.¢ Atd how women did not vote in the “sentimental” way pros: nonticated by those who feit the cre Tast's slow crinkling | lieve. Jo-molto and is sustained | | question?” = Question’ s Put Up to 1 a * i} (i ¥ feminine ballot would be overwhelm: ingly for the league that should en sure peace as outlined by the man whese health hag been shattered in the labors of his cause, And Mr. Taft replies: ‘That is true. pretty much ag men have however.” he goes on, looking nearly seric his eyes per “that women have @ tendency to ch se candidates on a somewhat higher moral gtandard than men do. “Women are not strongly inclined toward machine politics rey select Women have voted I do be as mit, es up & rumbling roar, auch aa|on personal rather than on factiong iasues. Which is one reason their in- a| fluewce Is no good.” You thank Mr. Taft for his com pliment, and gqgtly but firmty lead him back to thébig question”--#hall we ever hgve & Madame Pronident? Realizing that he is in for it, and no escape is possible, the former president sets his back to the wall and answers. don’t know! “HOW CAN ANYONE ANSWER IT?” “How can anyone answer such a he defends, “Woman herkelf cannot answer it, “In this election just past there were a number of women candidates Did the feminine vote support them? 1am afraid we must admit it did not, for few © elected. Women did not solidly support women.” “Then you think there fe an un- dercurrent of hostility between the woman candidate and the woman voter?” ‘The Taft «mile broke,out again bentgnly. “Ab—you can answer that better than I," said the leader of the League to Enforce Peace. “There is a very nice Paychotogtcal question in- volved * “Fundamentally I orn se no great difference between the working of man's mind and ef woman's. The di vision of labor, however, natu leads to different interests. M interest tends more to things outside the home; women's to things inside it—the cost of living, housing, educa- Monal conditions, the rights of them- selyes and their cbfidren, moral ts ube.” “HELP!” COMES FIND NO TRACE FOREIGN CRY Indicating stagneh faith in theft American brothers, postal clerks in poverty-stricken Austria and Hun gace have appealed to their fellow workers in Seattle for relief from Two postal cards from towns in Hungary and a letter from Graz, Austria, were received Friday by Postmaster Edgar Battle, All three messages tell the same story. In the face of a bitter win- ter, handreds of families are actually starving to death. It is not ‘for themselves, so much as for the un fortunates around them, that the Austrian and Hungarian postal clerks ask aid. On one of the postal cards is writ ten the following letter, scrawled in an uncertain band: “Help! We starve and we have cold. If you can do, send us money or check registered. Your dollar value by us 500 crowns. The Post- office Clerks.” Y And added is the postscript, mily "Help!" While it is difficult to resist such appeals as these, the chances for du- plication are so great that postoffice | employes feel it is best to refer them to regularly organized pellet commit tees, and to furnish mney or other hid thru such sourees, SLAYER FACES MURDER CHARGE Killed Father of 10 in Fight Over Chickens Peter Colagino, slayer of Alex Me: Donald December 10 in a quarrel Was scharged with » first degree, in an in nation filed to the superior court |Friday morning by Deputy Prose- jcuting Attorney J. D, Carmody | Colagino, according to his alleged shot in self-defense when MeGibbon, in company with two ‘other men, called at his home, 1111 to discuss Colagino's ac- which he had carried to the and pre office that the McGibbon boys had been stealing his chickens. McGibbon pad 10 children. 3; Rare Old Racetrack | Betting Cards Found Halcyon days when the “sport of kings” still ruled at the Old Mead- ows race track were recalled Friday when a batch of several hundred betting cards, with odds and every- thing, was found on a Capitol Hin car. hunger and cold. "207 for ecutor's It is believed that wireless waves os have started many fires among the jolt wells of Texas, MISSING AIRME ROCKAWAY POINT, N. Y., Dec. 17.~-Clinging © the hope ‘that the three naval airmen swept northward in 4 snowstorm last Monday had landed from their balloon in safety, naval officials anxiously awaited word’ today from dignatches sent to upper New York state and Canada for information. ‘The airmen have ly a hundred hours led to arrive carly y, naval officials began to fear —that the balloon and its three of- ficers bad fallen\in Lake Ontario. RAILWAY PROB ON JANUARY 10 CHICAGO, Dec, 17.—Hearings on working condftions and rules affect: ing more than 2,000,000 railroad em- ployes wit be begun before the Unit- ed States railroad labor board Janu- ary 10, it Was announced today. Oa nme io Seat bine ® SUMMON WEALT sa 0 Bal FOR HEAL! TUBEACULO S, BEAT THE GREATEST PLAGUE OF ALL OUST A PALL F SADNESS. MERRY TREAT DESPAIR wit BNO Al AND LF INTO sceaes, BANDIT SLAIN w York Is Infested With Murderers NEW YORK, Dec “11—New Yorke, with a policeman at nearly évery corner, is so beset with murderers, robbers, gunmen and thugs that Ue jewelers today were plate nize a vigilance commit lice Lieutenant Floyd Horton, near rner of Broudway and 146th st, lant night saw a gang Of iuto bandits backing ont of a build ing re they had just committed a holdup. They wei Nourishing their guns, A woman was among them Horton drew his revolver and leaped to the Funning board of thelr machine as it started. He was shot in the chest, but is believed to have vounded two bandits before he fell to the street. He died early today. A map identified aa one of the bandits who killed Horton, war |found dead in a hallway nearby, Three other bandits in broad daye light Sntered a large office building #t Fifth ave. and 45th st. shot and d Eaward W. Andrews, jeweler, and eseaped into the throng of Christmas shoppers with jewelry worth at least $50,000, ‘ | These crimes followed within 2& | houra the attempted holdup of foug guests in the Hotel Astor, BALL FUND TO CATCH CROOKS Money Appropriated to. Prosecute Gamblers BY HENRY L. FARRELL NEW YORK, Dec. 17.—The board ~ of directors of the American league today agreed unanimously to appro priate @ fund for the prosecution of ” crooked baseball players and gate blers who specialize on baseball, HINDU HANGED AT SAN QUENTIN Convicted of Slaying Three Countrymen SAN QUENTIN, Dec. 171—Maher Singh, Hindu, convicted of murder ing three countrymen on Jersey ta land, Contra Costa county, two ago, was hanged at the state peniti tiary here today. 5 Singh went to the gallows qui murmuring a prayer of his The trap was sprung at 10:22 a and at 1035 he was pronounced About $0 persons witnessed the ecution, ai:|PLAN HEARING ON FARE hee Notice that the state public commission would bold a hearing @ the proposed fare ae on. Rainier Valley railwa; en Corporation Counsel Meier Friday. The hearing will held in Olympia on January 7. The private company has applied permission to increase their fares ee with those of the DISBARMENT CASE OPEN! Mrs. Eugenia B. Anderson,” Whose charges against Geo, Olson, a torney, disbarment proceedings been brought, occupied the witn stand Friday morning at the ope! of the case before Howard Findl of Seattle; Dix Rowand, of and Thomas E. Grady, of Yakit bar examiners of the state, Mrs. Anderson claims Olson too much money from her when probated her father's estate, is vigorously Genying @ the he charges, FINE BROTHERS; THEY HAD BOOZ Tom and T. O. Johnson, bi arrested in a raid on a cabin Richmond Beach Thursday by Deputy Sheriffs Starwich, Kear ney and Von Gerste, were each fine 108 by Justice eof the Peace Otis + Brinker Friday morning, on @ charge of having liquor unlaw! in their possession. The preties seized @ sack of Scotch whisky. $4 Draft <‘Survives” Fire; Arrives Here that got there— It was mailed by Donald Coombs, &@ University of Washington gradue ate, from Racangua, Chile, where now resides. It was intended for pays ment pf alumni dues, It was placed on a mail airplang, There was a fire and most of the mail was burned. Thursday J. ¢. Pletcher, exeew secretary of thé Washington Alu association, received the draft. was scorched at both end: enough of it is eligible so Fletcher thinks he'll have little diffe culty cashing it. NATION’S SUPPLY OF BOOZE TO LAST ONLY 3 YEARS MORE WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—The end of the liquor supply of this country is in sight, q Prohibition Commissioner Kramer told the house ways and means committee today that liquor stored under government supervision will last only two or | three years, if the rate at which it is being Mlegally withdrawn is | continued, Providing withdrawals could be limited to “proper use" there would be enough to last 15 or 20 years, Kramer said, He declared that law enforcement can be ae complished only by greater co-op. eration of state and local offictals,