The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1921, Page 12

i ecgiantttecadbisanterrdl nanckaremeenceeteonereaeaeee PAGE 12 ‘PAIR MAY FACE we Ticket Sa iwARKED CARDS , JAP MENA HERE’S MORE ABOUT 5- on a 1921 Record of Not Robert Service iW + H | SAN FRANCISCO March 1—| ares rison a by Automobiles |kon, is not a private in the Amer STARTS ON PAGE ONE kan army and he is rot the man] W) Vw onutacturer Freed of h M d. 1165. Wiliam Gtiroy'» auto wiem-| Chauffeurs Believed to Have |wno in si at the tetterman hows anufacturer Freed ora while | tal, Ba Francisco, according to 4 itiek teins weaccn| 5 O er, ur eress y brulsed w woman white| Stolen Bond tal, tan Francieco, according 10 J Fraud Charge t known today jonator < - . 1 - nited States Sen : - peaty 2 ental torttire “bs ur Fourth ave, M of Service HS + aud y ed United Stat et AUBURN, N. ¥,, March 1A b a i Th tn ti pmmaetel toes well aed pe rast ag Yh ste A robbery charge wil probably| seirshberg visited the soldier at uw YC RK, mM r o 3 meen « y lL. And Miles | is a prisoner behind the high stone| O'Dell lived on ¢ filed against Nelson Shuman|the Presidio today who claimed to| Ment & ar ago oC Lowy & . a! r ae r Att; | walls of Auburn penitentiary oe — by ot ta re yore Se 166 Billy Might nb ey sn Rene aie be wi dideeed ‘taene aaseee a nhattan waist eres be ‘. 1 doay a. ee < ni = . er charged ‘ a cheatin, ministrat } Every minute of this tiny girl's fe) Bany RORN UNDER EYES }hit by Detective Captain Charles ‘Tennant | P° po ee yre two: | marked cards in a stud poker game, Briti 5 i }—except four days—has been spent) ge pRISON GUAKD W. Ewing at, while said Tuesda ye w atte me GY | oe eA by Judge Melntyre ish Columbia Parliament | back of prison bara. | was born in fd Mk ae Mla Pte W. Monday pak “y tele iat Gil TY ce ‘« claim to an hallucination oe y proper oak =e i be of ‘ i = ” — " erm or ae the Hears Protests on Ori- JAPAN PLANS Only the mercy of a newly enacted night Pte adeitony riya Manage wvidence. ‘Permission was ve - A aved her from the life-long | brutally aemulting iitam 1D. Armed Posses Seek dint attorney to resubmit the ental Penetration a ' n she wan ure % ¢ ets and robbing him in a West aoe ‘ COMPROMISE? ix: etn than ms been ro in Pron. | ore than four id, obo and bee| Wilson Denies Ryan, | a6 be Sunday night Both Colorado Robbers kronnvere wos sccunea ot hm Paha » DRURY " ere carried to the woman a peeaubigniadiganmad eves i coming h cage y+ PA ag hewn di gps: eae Ee ne se nav | MIKRE FHOM KNOW pri Baruch Profiteers *""**' * wered with blocs.) FURBLD, Colt, Mave 7c ino |e6e: by chanting Witt seen VICTORIA, B.C. March ‘ BY HENRY Woop ‘The only other merciful elroum:| ‘pe baby was born outside a prison] WASHINGTON, March 1 A $600 Canadian war bond, stolen | Ds 6 Oe eases octenes 10 9189) Wil Sah Cotumbia | « Wash-| PARIS, Ma 1.—Japan is wilting stance in ¢ a O'Dell’s life is that}—but under prison guard. - from Streets, was found in the)! A may.|marked card Judge Melntyre | a Peceteag SaTg> ee er talehoaire § hields her| ‘The law required It, #0 besides the | President Wilson today nddresned patrol wagon by Driver George Pull-| | . valid, in dier the indictment. y ad hereingsre 3 2 BEI “ tter to Rep tive Garrett,/er Monday night It im alleged to - 5 co wee ton, becaus« wf cake Haron Iahil told | from the knowledge of the tragedy |@ctor and the nurse & Wine Ate oceat, of ‘Tennensse, denying |have been hidden by the two sus. | ANd cvcaped with $4, iséa them knowingly and with tm ee ee cv t- ; tue of Nations council to-| that clouds her life Haby Gloria was ushered into th ernard M. Taruch and | pects red until the bank tent to cheat, or by making fi in the eat agricultural districts of wyJehll said that wh | Baby Gloria ts in Auburn prison | world D, Ryan had profited by price reets has identified the two) at & o'clock this morn the province. , clined hoy t the te neers be om |because her m or ia imprisone 4| ‘The date of the baby's birth was|fixing in copper during the war,|men as the rot *, pollee #ay.| wax gained to the van th of Members of the ad y Tlahead of J there, She ts teyed ing,| three months to a day after the date| while ¢ were members of the war| Streets is recovering in city how-|an electric drill. The safe within J the Farmers’ tr nd that a wil smiling. Her hair is a soft down that} 1920—originally set for | industries board pital | was blown open. t trocution of the father. is ‘ parts of the provir “M gay the potator they cook therm so they are n Then they say, ‘If you let us buy ‘we will get good potatoes.” They and get them from Orientals this way the whole market | controlled by them. They in together.” MATTERS GETTING WORSE AND WORSE “These things are going on #0 @QUietly that they are not noticed,” aid C. EB. WhitneyGriffiths, chalr- man of the advisory board. “There are advantages in the Chinese. Jog off lands that white men won't touch. The whole thing ls growing ‘worse and worse and |t is not known Five Orientals now own 700 acres at Blk Lake near here and a short tance the other way one Oriental 500 acres by himself. “and they are having tremendous | By the natural increase of | you are going to have| Foa.v00 or {i them in British Columbia 10 years.” @ one 4 rests with the white) ligiee oe British Columbia, and they fare not prepared to face it,” said Dr. | KK. C. MacDonald, M. P. P., of North | ‘Okanagan, chaignan of the commit tee. ‘The Hon. EF. D. Barrow, minister) ef agriculture, explained that for the Yast year his department has been t working on the Oriental question, ‘and now has accurate data on the areas of farm lands owned by them Im the province. He said this work ts being con- tinued by his department Sometimes, he explained, it ts aif fleult to get information, because the ¢#——____— Jeases vary from year to year. The @epartment has to wait until the crops are in and can then usually get some accurate figures. Figures on ownership of land are obtained by inspection of tax lista. WON'T ASSIMILATE. WITH CAUCASIANS The resolution was again tndorwed, | @eclaring that because the “Oriental Face will not assimilate with the Cau race” steps must be taken to restrict the land holdings of Ori entails in order to protect white farm ‘The seriousness of the tase tn California and Washington was re-| ferred to by some of the farmers on the delegation, and the mem of the committee before whom they ap-| “peared. | ‘The action of the minister of agri- eulture in gathering information on the Oriental land-holding menace was indorsed. To emphasize British © ease against the Orier umbia’s facts Mext June. PRICE OF COAL MAY GO DOWN: Whether Washington are to pay from 5 @ ton for coal whether min costs and standard of ©: whether 90 cone mers} cents to $2.50 leas ned in this # wages and livi ditions revert to t 1919; or, pows r cent of the coal mins for an| of Wash > indefinite p March 15—these| are some questions that hinge| upon the taken by officers of District No. 10, Unite of America, who we meet at 2 p. m. Tuesday. The meetin ghas been called to consider an announcement of wage reduction issued by coal operators the state, control nine-tenths of the gutput The meeting tors is condition, an aver: in miners cents to $2.50 a ton on coal to the domestic con r ise that in comper Mine Workers scheduled to who haa been Operators prom ation to the min @rs they will cut prices in the mine stores and hotels. If the miners’ union rejects the Proposed conditions the mines will be shut down, it is declared. CHICAGO.—Metal chin rest infects neck of Alexa bald, violinist, cxusing seriou: WASHINGTON Cap. 7 Craven succeeded by Capt. Wm. Mot. fat ae director of naval aviation, a © | versity and only ene ‘IC. of C. Opposes | known as the free milk bill, is votced | 5 They |“ p |Two Demijohns in }Coal Bay district issued by interior EA UR a aT! FI esate Law THE SEA mine will surely be golden. Her age ts five He a part of the legal fore the » months. ~ es o aoe tesisiat | It's a double tragedy that tmpends | records of Auburn vrlmon ani f the provin r to the United | over Baby Gloria—the tragedy ben er » vi Sie lat tale aca aotinl peetios on t ext on the man.| yesterday and the tragedy of tomor at hago here ne ora handed to Am. | row. appes Rcongrus . try of he bab like beam of light » today. It was re! ‘The tragedy of yeuterday was the| ‘TY Of te | ee oritatively that the note der Oo! ard J. Kneip at] ito ® ¢ 4 lenposaltle to rescind |e tee evens wan cotumit. | NEW PROSLEM FOR eee. about ® the Yap mandate—that tabs een) | WARDEN AND MATRON ein 182 = & vested In the allied su James Pearl O'Dell She presented a new problem te on nolan t © frenaied because Kneip don Edgar 8, Jennings and Mr “CHIEF MENACE 1 States was mid to be had od the girlwife be-|M. K. Daley, the matron. FROM THE JAPS submit its views on the ee ee ss CO: Siaaed |” “ecikiolaak uase te witiie X0 MOur chief menace is from the | mandates of Classes A and B, orally even after the marr The | the child,” my oe onig 1. ET fruit man or by note. Yap is a Class C man-| qining was brutal; O'Dell was sen] she ought to ee melowna. + ge om tenced th, his wife to 20 years’ |The baby com: lose mggees i. | impria Peart is a good mother,” says a own OF “| Auto Speed ‘Device | GLORIA'S FATHER Mra. Daley. “Wha AWAITS EXECUTION |nam done, whe tx try Measure Postponed | “‘..\' ccthar’ feta thel be the love and Gare she lavishes On : - the . Bogs og March 1—Automobdiie | deat On Mon. | ber child ook be dhe - ‘ me (a n day expect ‘They make such an appealing plo atom hdlhagellpemengreagting A toh an to|ture in chapel. Peart is there every et egg reli Beg ey ge | wheth s he x her baby to her Jaws against them. They can’t re wh " . . Bh ggewan ln rng thed yp} ae are getting an awful bic serve at least 12 year®, even If ah | we can with the hope a pardon, $ ‘f H. G. Perry, i here yes Maréay. Vetven full credits for good behav but—* Mavy ready,” said . | me hope of a pardon for Peart MP. P., of Prince George. The tragedy of tomorrow ts a two | Del o : a one rag 9 x ah Seaman ¢ “ O'Dell, or at least a parole, so tha “Phe Orientals have control of the Really Hard Times 4 tragedy in gpd gy ee oe markets in Vancouver and other cit First, the law demands that when : t " beat . ¢ | th o ‘ron ir prison. » des." mid A. D. Paterson, M. P. P. in Those Years Gloria fs two years olf she| or from thelr prison, be taken fr op t m or YMPIA, March 1.—"Thene a Ba gence ror Bing public demand for punishment imes,” quoth Senator Wa. | 6 O'Delia has been softened b: hner yesterday, speaking on t rth of a baby—the baby who. yw, Was more than sity of Washington tuition f “Why, back tn the earty "Sos 1} aste thra an entire year at the uni spent J Cae Knelp maste r of the O'Detle action be taken to erate the stigma an far as ponnl | London Character at 100 P. C. Club Dr. Frank B. Whiting, the original of a character In two of Jack Lon the Free Milk Bill! Whatever her ertme, the laws of Now York atate never were Intefided | Opposition to Senate Rill No. 26,/ to place Pearl O'Dell's motherhood on the rack of public panishment in & resolution adopted by trustees | imprisonment, yer: but to be tortured | don’s books, was to be a guest of the jot the Chamber of Commorve yester:| hy having her child taken from her, | One Hundred Per Cent club Tuesday The bill makes {t obtigatory | not noon at the Arende annex upon school beards to furnish ea: = —— api, 4 iz to be so served, w one-half pint of pure milk during each lunch hour, at the expense of choo! funds Kill That Cold With willis CASCARA ’ QUININE Colds, Ce Coughs AOA” La Gri rippe Neglected Colds are Dangerous ‘Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the fret sneeze, Breaks up a cold in 24 hours — Relieves Grippe in 3 days— Excellent for Hiwadache Quinine in this form does not affect the head—Cascara is best Tonic Laxative—No Opiate in Hill's. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT | | Market Unnecessary| “Put you don’t need demijohna in| a meat market? Federal Jodge Jeremiah Neterer smiled skeptically, “Well, they have just been accn | ulating for the past year or so) and they were all empty,” replied the | def a Herman Ohsann, Monday But Herman, who ts a butcher, did the presence in bh ons of moonshine, seven “empties,” and was fined © by the court. WASHINGTON —Permits to 4e| velop 66 off claims tn unsurveyed department. The Most Remarkable Clothing Values Offered by “The Cheasty Store” in All Its 33 Years’ Career Just 4 Days More and Your Opportunity Is Gone ~ $25.00 For choice of a Special Close-Out Group of Suits; values to $75.00, $33.00 For choice of a Special Close-Out Group of Suits; regular $50.00 and $55.00 values. — $39.00 For choice of a Special Close-Out Group of Suits; values to $90.00. $54.00 for Any Suit or Overcoat in the Store, regardless of original price, formal Evening Clothes alone excepted. 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