The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1921, Page 2

featuring for ner ot MALLE¢ thitt to every range so good that it the strongest guarantee ever with range, actually gua not to wear out for fifteen years. the week a 42-piece din FREE one of these ABLE appeals set given } to each purchaser model EMPRE the housewife backed with new AN 5 range a is issued any anteed one-pic body construction, non-rust- ing top, white porcelain trimmed, four, ply asbestos lining, concealed flue, and many other new, useful features. aa remarkable credit terms are RELATIVES OF _ DENTON TESTIFY Evidence Against Mrs.Peete |‘ Is Given EO8 ANGELES, Cal. Jan Lofie Louise Peete gay s staternents to relati eob C. Denton regarding th Whereabouts while De: | was lying secreted in a sép in the cellar of his home to was regarded as the most dam ig evidence yet introduced in the of Mrs. Peete, charged |) Denton’s murder. Mrs. Ida Aument, niece of the slain | Tan, testified that Mrs. Peete asked her not to bring her uncie’s disap apa to the attention of the po- and that Mrs. eete urged her Mot to go to Denton’s bank to inquire with | * no other range built is so strongly built or em more up-to-the ideas, bodies minute —your old range taken in exchange $5— deposit $5. a will any EM MALLE RAN ft delivery cash ABLE you may tutu al in ents of this WITH OUR FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT "TACOMA: 6. SWOEM ELD & SOAS |Mildman Cigar Co. | Has New Home Now K. Fulton, manager of Mike Co. announces the change and reorganization of been known as Mildman Public Markets” aren = = TLAKE Stall 53, w location is at Broadway lumbia, where a modern cigur tactory is kept tn daily operation. This concern Is strictly a local com pany, employing 75 men and women put for the | past year was 30,000 Mildman cigars American cane a OF s. Puts Seal on rir Salmon Shipment Four s totaling 18 $45,000 wholes government davit of | ments of canned salmon. t placed under | on aft tor in’ standard of the pure food laws, RCONOMY - * 4 te about his checks. ) Mrs. Peete said she had permission to » ton’s home. The prosecution wi ‘itempt to prove by other witness it Mrs. Peete did not have permis to sell the house, that the m she did not want inquiries | Made at the bank was because she} had cashed two forged checks Denton’s account. Judge Willis, who is presiding trial, is considering barring the street outside the hall of just huge crowds which «: ther @ailly to see Mrs. Peete she is faken from the jail to the court room. | About 3,000 were on hand terday. | Morris Creditors. to Get Part Refund PORTLAND, Jan. 25.—From 40 to} 82 cents on the dollar will probably an¢ according to the wit-| on | . -'90 Days for Passing of Worthless Check Charged with passing a wort! ’ James B. Bro’ enced to 90 days int Tuesda Justice C was by Dalton. ADY NICOTINE LAID TO RES v Jan Peace C iL COWLEY wn has corner t ¢@ Be realized by the creditors of Morris ;* Brothers, tnc., according to an esti Mate announced by the receiver, aft @r a thoro probe. ‘The bond house went to the wall! Bast Christmas, resulting in the sub-| sequent arrest of John L. mthe @x-president, on a charge of embez. | ent. Homeseekers’ Rates to Pacific Coast: PORTLAND, a. Homestek ers’ rates, which wére hed by | ‘all railroads in the ot | geonomy during the war, have been | Restored by the Great Northern| Failroad to Pacific coast points cording to an official announce nye | which was made here. An influx o: homeseckers from the Middle West | fg anticipated as a result Fred J. Wettrick, president of the Standard Salmon k 4 the salmon industry stor in the prosperity of coast communities, at the day” luncheon of the Trans club Monday. He d amounted to 200,000 to @nd the annual turnover was $5 000,000. In his addr he outlined Methods for meeting the difficulties confronting the industry. abol interest rs Co., dis us a vital Pacific “gal ortat shipment annually GREATER THAN “THE 13TH CHAIR” —Is— “THE HOLE IN THE WALL’ NOW AT THE WILKES \ MeCullc funeral oration Struck by Auto, She Asks $5050 Damages vu bile whiet she was August Pederson filed Gifford QUEEN <1Ty oo) rhe lighting says, did not ste from Mr $ of W. Debaters Are Congratulated Congratulating the ersity de bat? trio ¢ nt victory ainst Prine telegram ed by the da from the A op while a street uinst 5, | Vital Statistics v. |MARRIAGE LICENSES | idence. Ax umberland . imberland joattle M Name and Re Matt Foldi, J, I Mar Ant lom: n it A Frank F. of L 1 Studer ukan, a4 fate Tu Morrison, etary verite k Ik I Ee Pp I i Lima University Man Aglae Ralph anic American Cultur t of am, Centr Margaret M “Hist und mpbell reew Id Helen, Lega Lima, Peru Legal fa) PROTECT Protection adustry b iprocal d upon sat Want POULTRY INDUSTRY for poultry and egg maximum and mir imum tariff provision the state ington, Frede Cleveland, Db. Wheate Minn. Claren: Toppenish sella, Tacoma .... Gay enta D tele dit The mmendation 204, Ye boy pe alpah lor way, ner" ep w of the commit 36th ay chamber's national To Cure a Cold ip Day e'6 LAXATIVE 1 » Qui Hine eure the wl W0Gy— Advertise . 'W. Grove, ST } of Talks to Students! SEATTLE STAR BRITAINHAS |Tractions Feature NEW YORE WAY TOPAY .. UNCLE SAM rhe re Wants 25 Years in Which| Peder | to Meet Wartime \7 Obligations | Ani th ting p omr at mainder ¢ oper neludin tf up ant unchanged; Bout poay 4 WASHINGTON, Jan un my demand notes ich you le would embarra 1 ry On can Pet the last ng Mex ding ab | made At me a new h it demand m7 take in ea bearing 5 pe te * DECLINE HITS GRAIN PRICES : ;/ Sales Are Slow in Chicago Pit AGO, Jan nas payment thone ha mime rf cent in ounds are not coun eclined up the mat a 80 Otord rea | Chicago Board of Trade Purvished by L. 1. Manning & Co., 619 Necond Avenue High 1 th who ent ame chairman of the Inlan 1 helped prep: ury bu He be © Close nt ts nent me governor nddi awur ter that nal trea ist money problems growing Ship News : | Tides in Seattle TURSDAY WEDNESDAY JAN. JAN. © First High Tide | Virst Low Tide eee ha tt +3 First Low Tide a ft 7 t = Second Low Tide 7 Serond High Tide HALT On Mi Co. sur 19.000 bead OG1); owen, $2 p— Recelpte La mark IN BELGIUM . o@s the } petits “ Co. Pr Monday | wit ing the T |Co."and the United Board Emerger from ordering ern Mariner not to 000 cargo of wheat Belgium = The, defenda. required to cancel by prev nent pading. Eastern Mar is about to a in Belgium. The dis pute ix over the freight rate on the cargo, ” Foreign Exchange nadian dollars 8 Me, Kronen 70 San Francisco Produce BAN FRANCINCO, Jan. 34 —Dutter Rxtray 450 por Ib, prime firsts, ét tb Deese—California flata, ft w er, Be * again iner Rese—Extras, bO%e firsts, (940 per dos ber dos: undersized p N. Y. Coffee and Sugar RK, Jab auger Raw granule ke per dow extra pullete, lela, tbo per 46% Si ‘OND SILK he TALKS ON FEDERAL TAX Proposed federal tax legislation was the subject of an address deliv ered Tuesday before the One k dred Per Cent club by Robert T. cob, of Washington, D. scheduled |week on the liner Kator! Maru vision for the ent mbers of the mission while ate in cha of the Ch ry committee of the Chamber of Commerce. Pro- | m ¥ n Ja cee MAY ESTABLISH NEW LINE With the steamship Cape Ro ie in Seattle the last of th in local shipping ercoastal fleet of the lar & Pac line @ a regular addition to tation facilities from this p< TA ter has National 8b just returned from Shoe Manufacturers which was held in Mil 10 to 14. The prin women's footwear where the strap aain month the Style w At anspor w cipal sukee, January changes in own lippers, ct pre th w in acle tr bs dominates. STEAMER RAINIER UN Port the first time tt steamship FR She is discha 4 in Isnuary Ocean Falls SK SHIP COMING Delight, Frank Water is due at Williams Head, aday. She leliver of hemp at Vietoria as Reported by Wirele: Canadian Government x wi Naval MIAN LINER SHIFTS ian liner 1 Invente 1 to shif day fre le to Vancouver, B. ¢ ory NT TO RESL ME RUN edul m Se . | Vessels in Port at Seattle | s . Horaisan Maru the r again take up her Seattie-s next Bat nounced, k Pacific terminal—Str City ¢ City, str Rainier Weather Bureau Report | LATO aun r M lea an ho at 2:40 p.m; |Arrivals and Departures Arrived it Charlie W 4 Point W mn torminal—Atr January Julia Lucken frow cka—Sehr Co! Weat umbia, str Por West ling works r Patterno © Rooney it, r works dock Us ¢ ital ule Abiliay Abnoba, At Houghton, Pevuta. Cardia, Chalets, Cola aytaion, Bort Bre Fort Harrison, Fort. Jackson, Fort Union, Imurka, Leot!, Kitan. Wont Honttle’ elovator—Btr | Woat Heffernan dock str Wawor veyor orflola Inventor for Alaskan Vessels etehikar Str Ala Nor- alled January 24 puthbound, at 10:40 p. m Vessels i in Other Ports Arrived Janunty iner from Be U8 C&G & Lydonin, , ate Ketehikan, U8 Bur SIMPLE Teacher— Now you five rabbit Willle | Teacher | out? Willio—Well, 1 have one gt home alboady.—Sau Wranciscy Chronigia, ADDITION Willip, if T gave und then four more, would you have? Ten How do you mako that rv froin Buatlle vie Victory, iy t:, OL ob ty iy extra Baxter of the frm of Baxter n wan i 1 at wg: 1 ra a! Almonds So's Pet- ‘ 1 Ita Ee | Japan 4 Japan tet Japan BANK CLEARINGS 1} Seatule Clearings Balances Clegrings Balances .. $3,92 se hess BOI Spohane Clearings Balances .. ».761.00 Clearing Balance * Constable-elect’s New York Exchange * Bond Is Withdrawn M, Lambert, ‘con e-elect, once pleaded guilty to re tying a bribe while in office $1,000 bond of office will be with drawn by his bondsmen, according te A ne ation to the county commis ners Monday tobert B. Dwyer n charge of the eeley & Co, Lambert will then have | to file a new be Ho has not yet taken office ted to succeed 10 cause James althe James Woollery January mt RRER TO AN INDICT arging violation of the na prohibition law was filed ir deral court Tuesday : Cot mt =S, Trea OF Foot ManonS AVE MONEY— = by ‘S700 en OMA, PEED - COMFORT 1100 ASM. cael: DAILY, 9:00. 1:00, 3/00, 6:00, 7:00 P. Mis" 700 "$1.20 Trip Inc MEG War Tax SAN JUAN ISLAND POINT; 12:00 Midvight, Sunday, Thursday BELLINGHAM - ANACORTES PORT TOWNSEND. RAIL CONNECTION HOOD CANAL —— NEAn Bay & Way PORTS But Noes PATION G © ARION Lara b VO CHANGF, WITHOL PUGETSOUND NAVIG. Corman Octo Foor bond department of ) TUESDAY, J EGGS WEAKER; TOMATOES IN Poultry Product Drops; Ap- ples in Demand ANUARY 25, Kansas Club to Hold® Annual Celebratio Wh Siflta Alfalfa Meal Kerutch Feed oanut Meal d Meal Keg Produ Ment and Prices Paid Whoierate Deniers tor | Veartabies and Frait Artichokes—Per goa Coullilower per erate $08 Celery —Local, per aor 16@108 f 4.00 Wate ©uc i 4.00 Garile i per bon Ver ber & ppers | radish Pe a. per bunch . Parsley Popcorn Potatoes Per B : Per ton— 35.00@ 40.00 26.00@ 20.00 > 16 per balnper .. FRUITS Your own druggist sells Dr. Williams Pink Pills. Write to the Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady, N. Y., for free 3 arr, if booklet,“Building Up the Blood” Crpnberriee—Lccal C eo : Figs Dried, per 2 finy the Grave Vrult- 3 Honey Com Prices F id at Whelesate DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid te Bhippers Mattert . hex owt DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Batter ai creamery HL. KNOX Salesmanship and Business Training Specialist, on “REASONS FOR SUCCESS. OR FAILURE” Knox's experience covers ars as @ successful sales r, ih which time he em= yed and Di nore than m Wash tripl abet reia Wholveale Prices 5 waters Coders he and up |xptises | Geese Boletee 2 jive iaree—Livo POULTRY Vaid Whvlesalers 1,06 if Prices |Pecke®-Drensed ..- sa. specialization, ag training not only u lass dis ersonal service in men solve their ms Leediag firms have engaged him fa ures on Saleamanship and, y befOre their organie | Turkeys— Dressed business prob live message of rest to all men on the Beat steers = -- i of business. Medi tiring line Y.M.C. A. . 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