The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 15, 1921, Page 10

THE. SEATTLE STAE ki TUESDAY, FEBRonxtY 15, 192T_ "| Stanford Grads to He Has ‘Witches’ but | Clip This if You Meet at Banquet} She Loves Him Yet Smoke Cigarets Old Stanford grads will #tick their| WINSTED, Conn, Feb. 15.—-Altho| CHICAGO, Feb. 15.—The much. feet under the banquet board at the | she says he is pomenned by witches, | slandered cigaret is enjoying « new Washington Annex Friday night,|Mra Marie Brazee fought her hus. | prestize as a result of prohibition. & the date of the opening basketball | band’s mult for divores. She tewtified | p un, testifying in wult against game between Stanford and Wash-|that he was infested with witches | « r firm, quoted authorities to ington. Members of the team will/and that when he left shoes tied to | the effect that cigaret smokers seem attend, if they can make conneo-|a post outside the house for their | in from the more violent et- tions. children abe left them there for a | fe wood alcohol, and that there week till the witches got out of them. rd of @ case in which « Wr reduced the French popa- seen _ or was poisoned by lation “oy "4,000,000, ‘The National Chamber of Com On the other hand ———— merce enxtimates the shortage of A seat in the New y York Stork Eix-|houwes in the United States at 1, __|ehange recently #0ld for $90,000, 150,000. y 2. Druts Moy Dich ft 4\Shri ‘to Give Seattle Labor Aids Woman s Pa rty May Disband Minstrel Show Soon Irish Relief Drive A ministret show, up to Shrine} More than 100 labor organizations E10 | andarda, will be presented by Nile|in Seattle have contributed to the Convention Is On at the Capital srrre's"te” rn sion ina rat tt ora to ¥. : TH CASE - & Nile Temple held @ record break: Teltet board hera The quota for fe Monday and Tuesday, March 7 and| Ladd, labor representative on the tng meeting Monday night. There|attle and King county ts $60,000. was @ apicy program of entertain eee ment. SNOHOMISH- “snohomish river The 4 flood ta receding. wood al cigar wn from denat quently lone thelr sight. NEW YORK.—Death of Andrew L. Drummon, 76, former secret serv. Montane haa more “than » 2,000,000 fee chief, announced here. a of land under terigation, es Called in Trial of tis Accused of Mur- dering Policeman Stevens ‘Pwo hours of argument by Attar John F. Dore for a directed ver fet Of acquittal featured the trial y morning of C. A. Brown, | Madsen and Ward Daniels, harged with murder in the first de Pat n Volney L. denied the motion. eee With expectations that the case be delivered to the jury late , , the first day of the trial of : A. Brown, Louis Madsen and * Daniels, charged with murder . ‘the first degree in connection with “Be killing of Patrolman Voiney L. Jan, 14, closed at 5 p. m. with a jury impanelled and panels of jurymen were ex- before the 12 men and wo are to decide the fate of he three youths were selected short. 3:30 p.m. The defense used its 12 peremptory challenges the prosecution four of its six. numbers of jurymen were ex- ‘Decause they objected to the in- of capital punishment. CHARGE IS MURDER I FIRST DEGREE lately upon the selection of _ Deputy Prosecuting Attor- John D. Carmody reviewed the tances which ied to Stevens’ egg out that the defend. with murder in ie hares because they are al- to have been aiding and abet- og the larceny of an automobile Creighton Dodge, thelr com. shot Stevens. Dodge is now having been wounded by Stev- r the pistol duel. .. Willis H. Corson, King county » was the first witness. He/ pacribed = three bullet wounds in body. «3. C. sullivan. owner of the stolen told of the disappear. ‘and the return of the machine Sergeant Ray Newton, who! ag’ car to Sullivan, testified | enection with the killing of Stevens, at Wa bluff, January 14 Judge WASHINGTON, Feb 15—One woman in Washington pays no heed }to the district eight-hour law for women. Yet her efforts are directed matnty toward lif.®¢ the preswure of bur- densome conditions from women who | work! She te Miss Alice Paul, head of the national woman's party, whose office hours start about daybreak and end T. 2 Pickett, 3104 W. Qaler st.) after midnight. to witnessing the shooting. maid he saw Dodge shoot at But with « national) convention | starting today, a political program to when the Intter was near the | Suttine, and the entertainment of auto standing on Magnolla| some 690 delegates to be looked ded saw Stevens return the arte, Alice Paul dictates tnstruc- he said that the tions, holds conferences and occa- sionally eats a sandwich all at the critician for militancy, their faith gt Faengipc wavered. comes the time for takin ae The convention will recetve | have for its object the promotion of better Iegisiation in matters which affect women. | solely thru the ballot. As a feature of the convention a | memorial statue, representing three | suffrage pioneers, Susan B, Anthony, | Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia | Mott, will be presented to the Capitol by the woman's party and 30 other national women’s organizations. Miss | Jane Addams, of Hull House fame, Chicago, will preside. The statues have just been com pleted by Mra Adelaide Johnson, “This ceremony in honor ef Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Stan ton and Susan B. Anthony, will be more than a tribute to women who have died.” sald Mins Hazel Mao Kaye, who is directing the pageant “It will be a tribute to women who are living in a new era which has been opened by the gaining of potit- teal equality for all women, made possible by these pioneers.” Tho women whe will partictpate tn the ceremony will represent every walk of life An echo of picketing Gays tn Washington will be the presentation of “picketing pins” to those who at any time carried a banner at the White House gates or at the Capitol. ‘Tho pins are tiny asflver replicas of the picket banners. ‘The convention will be welcomed back bruises, the chest (it 35c and 66, SPECIAL TERMS A WEEK No need longer to deny yourself the pleasure and entertainment of good have music when you can THIS HANDSOME CABINET PHONOGRAPH IN YOUR HOME TODAY for the small first only $2, ayment of and the balance on terms of $2 a week. Just a lim- ited number of Fine Phono- graphs on these very special terms. 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