The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1921, Page 12

aie _ CALDWELL _ TALKS -ON Each | Script Is “One in a Thousand” CAR LINE Tells Visiting Chicago City Councilmen Muny Opera- tion More Efficient Outlining his policy in the ear problem as one of table $15,000,000 Caldwell declared Saturday that he forcing « courts from th May relief in the purchase price hoped to be &bie to Sut the price paid for the lines down to The mayo pal railway hour to the vi Chicago city « investigating tion problems PAID TWICE WHAT - COSTS HIM $10 Mack Sherer’s Troubles Not | | Added but Multiplied | Clam Chowder . $0.15 | Veal Pie a5 | Coffee 10 ‘Total PP $10.00 Mack # was the vietim of this astounding specimen of addition |in police cout Friday 1 missed out in the bread line, An be told it Mack all came about because I was sick and went down in the bread line, but just before it my turn they ran out of br a everything else, I walked around for a while, It was cold and wet ana I wae hungry “80, to wet in out of the wet, I Went into this restaurant And when I got in there my hunger got work, Ao 1 decided to eat something I orde the meal and ate it Patrolman J, 8, Veitch told the rent They didn't mind the price of the SYSTEM IS WORTH meal so much ag the language he sane city paid twice what the eye} used aft de, He told them all Btone- Webster company will receive. one st brotaiiet ‘sina én Biers ender Ita contract, practi Judge John B, Corao® concluded E cent on $15,000,000, When the trialog with the terse remark the traction system, it was making “Pay ¢ only five-cighths of 1 per cent. And E. it ts doubtfule, at the i the bonds temued in pa) Reward for Recovery Hines are worth gent of their fa: of Cashier’s Body ‘That ent receipts were be KELSO, Wash March : ing taken nder the increased ward ot C500: we eeiecdds sotag'w % Tare to pay « warrant » of Fred L. Stewart for ed, ra of the Columbia or Cowlits were beir eharges: “The mleeing man, who was cash MW the lines would agu jer of th ino State bank, disap 4 Placed on a warrant basis peared ¢ ferryboat Queen in a Cakiwell and memt» | mid 4 « aM »|Not Ready for Indepen- With Jap Boy “Buddy’’ ‘ew novr afer, , dence, President Believes Found as Stowaway ". department, aoe 4 tur that Stewart faked mulcide y that politic BY HON. RICKEY Handeuffed e ace oO aM the operation of the « WASHINGTON, Ma 18 iileet te ‘ PRESENT FARE HIGHEST ent Harding and form Pr ne r Ms 9 PRACTICABLE, SAYS v held = decid co ‘ be a Caldwell ¢: 4 oF views about «ra i ss en that the § 1-5 the high to the F Hel H. Wil ~ ning en est practical ould elene 3 il-|® w ne charged on the con M Barbara | J8pane™ , » No Council Caucus Seattle's mu Ur ate Mase | entOe 8 , . way xystem—on , fre. Lillian ‘ s were dincovered Is Probable Today America—was atow 1 aw the coal bunkers of That the city council w Chicago cour ¢ the | (2° Suwa w was a day out | hold 4 caucus Saturday, preliminary Chicago wi vote on a pro-| ; : Yokoha T ’ eld |to the reors of the « posed plan for public ownership and} ba t sop tur 4 mar boty c wan Indicated Operation of its surface car lines: od when | gratio en today. | Baturday when of the city is believed. tt w the Px f their « wore ne. | The Suwa docked Friday night nolons were engaged in entertaining Extensive plans for the entertain:| cific are ; the best £ ; i rt nese came along peace ¢ ago aldermen ment of the visitors were ca re we « t fomrneD - en = anid, he robably be held They were taken on a | ds bigs see ‘ nan squared off, stised | Monday 1 at which time com. tion over the muny HARDING WAS CHAIRMAN Boagaes heaped Ph pest MA Maat aa {ned the port OF PI MMITTER a : t t ese ge: ments, Mayor Cald aa > ne ae Y ! 7" A (ag aeandh adage ange ogg nar Premier Lenine Is ation at a luncheon at the Hell st.| bine affairs ar : - dock. ge age reed coe oppereaass SEES BURGLAR: Changing His Mind ‘The Chicagoans were scheduled to | nh ‘ =) 5 PARIS. March 19 Premier “leave Saturday night for Victoria! wp, President fe nina caning the communist cor and Vancouver, B. C. returnin t mesmage to cx ‘vio gre in Moséow, virtually sban-| East on the Can Canadian Pacifi Pacific . ra pega Sane: asceeain, on as A person Sticking his head thru an open| Peasant proprietorship was more bitter in ¢ “The | window in the home of J. M. Long,| Secording to a tch to the Her Wilson for in, I just t believe {1808 28th ave, Friday night, «| ai from Reval “y question in his la: , that} The bolshevik leader also urged] for anything said o granting of liberal concessions to or prior to t foreign capitaliata The congress jing was indorsed his stand with wh DETROIT, Mich.. March 19—Mrs.| ™ Cela Weaver, 22, believed ta be the first woman rum runner kill: tJ D opened the back | Flickering Flame Startles Copper renhen, 1219 the Canadian border, is dead of/ he had to meet When @ policeman mw a flicker wounds received when, Wednesday, | president fb Riogped a ee vepevon the a ° she and her husband, Datidamen| He . turned in a fire alarm. Firemen James Weaver, battled with et | praeie aenie: ” AVIATORS OF found that it was only the open door ioe eran une) Was oientty f a furpace that startled the cop eended, has adn ren |Douglas to Tell | per, : : that he and his wife we ing to smuggle whisk U.S. STU “dl of His U. 8 Tour! to Detroit, when on shore| WILSON'S MESSAG! At fired on their rowt Ont INDEPEN ,_| Tused M ¢ bobbled. Aypati Hop and Floyd i ; Allow ttent ¥ and t an Fy-wide swing has Bio ng opium, Floyd President Offered |to the t { an Be rage . . 1 shi ee bee arrested in . ppine eded ih duneg -acedeers adda oad ‘There ar te nets of lawn) at Maynard ave. and Dearborn st Home i in Colorado _— aah thaean doen Haj Be eaten, comution | Hak. sieht 5 Pate March 19 in nee « = and . or avia-)> men N. P. Ande FY. Baer by the Col ere The Japanese population of Call a f - re & piqn | m special investigator | that he n 1 fornia 06, ar rrane of 69 . Elisende tn -Colorado ¢ Hard: | cor cas aint rae ine ae te ions of New York,| Alaska gets its name from “Al ing today was offered a e for al er; cr New Le An |ay-emka,” an Kekimo or Innuit word. pérmanent presidential summer|the r ea cour Atlantic) meaning ‘great country.” home in the heart of the Denver/that thi av WEDS DUKE? ut Marsachunetts mountain park ling bee r Vermont and Maryland together L. E. Humphreys, a member of the | jiberty Sara are aoauh Of ten Chinen Sir editorial staff of 4 local r F t at wired the ation to r throw from your Harding ' D rail over’ animals or » in little doubt that a great houses any republica n congre agree | n't My until the state highway it w » rather than with H. | omm he nt sano. K here Wood may be relied upon to e ake the military point of view violation emph izing the ater rather 4 than the civil axpecta of the ia-| al nminsion b tion and to back up the Harding obsciae ighe vide position ems fon, the <r uniform aviation laws | U.S.Shanghai Lawyer |36,000 Women in | MPED ore 2 Cops Hop; ue from us been ap: | prevail ur metment of Caticura Is Just Right \| For Baby's Tender Skin Bathe him with Cuticura Soap and warm Here; on Ward Case? water. Dry gently and if any sign of red. Basie Gadoek ote | London Unemployed || me imitans, iia o* funk in pres tomer at aout oe sapere _ LONDON, March 1%.--How? neri.|| soften, soothe and heal. Finally dust on a y s ; Paris reports say that Miss\... ; : few grains of the fragrant, delicately med. dake Mabivtay Wik U.K Dial Ak tis 18 is unemp) nt among women || icated Catieura Taleum. rag Gladys Deacon, formerly of|\may be gauged by the fact that Adress: “Cetienrs It was upon a warrant cabled by| Boston, is to wed the duke of about 29,000 women are registered |] selena Dept 60 tabagn ta) Bass ” Bettevery- Holcomb that Robert L. Ward, prom | Marlborough, who was di-|%* Ynemployed in London. Many | pe ne rn ul of the Shanghai Motors | yorced recently by the former|°%! %° a « was placed under arrest in Seat: | ¢, lo Vader register amounting to over al t eiaekl ehcia the ‘a Ward. we msuclo Vanderbilt, ind) womer 2 harged with embez: ment nd|\4 ferred t wshington city, where it Ri h e LJ a “scat eva «ow! Richmond Nurseries | With Eatonic omy Miller Id $8. Haskell, an attor WHOLESALE aT. le: | iS. 4d Amy « I ba } ne n Shanghai, Holcomb arrived RETAIL Says New Jersey Woman Can a husband who ha Ab attle Friday night on the Suwa A complete line of dependable nursery stock, fruit, “Twas nearly dead until I found | never lived with a wife be\"™" a hade ri ornamental trees, roses and shrubbe Fatonic and I oan truly ey it saved charged with desertion, That’: IN Y fs perennials, Loganberries, Perfection Currants, Ore. my life. It ia the best stomach the question raised in the case ew York Animals Champion Gooseberries, Bing, Lambert, Montmorency easiion ever made,” writes Mrs, of winsome Mrs. Anna Miller,| uit Hunger Stri Eng. Morello and R. Ann Cherries, Italian Prunes. nee who is seeking in the Los An- | = YORK, M. im # ke Small fruits of all kinds. Acid stomach canees awtal misery | + Ty Teoma | arch 33.—Animal | pileh, Hetonio auickly gota rid. of urts to secure a di- mo have caller Open Sunds 'e taking up and carrying ont the| vorce. Frank Miller, her hus-| trike they started his RYT) 10, 2+ als Eehimm ond 86. | acidity anid gaaea which prevent good | band, declares they have|' sietg > inthe Fertilizer. Ground Lime Rock. digeulon, idk wells. Koopa tie sient measu h Mi . . ai never lived together and hence|touna 1 tiene” Gates” tees No catalogue. Send list of your wants for prices. ach h bealthy ‘and helps Soreateck os | he cannot have deserted her,| mest at a many ills 60 liable to arise from ex-| s che charges. She, however)| w= —— J. W. ADAMS, Prop. cess noid. Don’t safer from miomnach | SS tets th xt ‘ Poland expects to be able to ex i miseries when you can get a big box a rthe o deft her the OY bsciet SOMMN steatste tows of attain Cen Richmond Beach, Washington. |ot Fatonio for a trifle with yous! fore their child was born, its coming crop, | druggist’s guarantee. \ ~Adverusement, 1 THE SEATTLE STAR Scenario Contest Winners Are Glad 60-CENT MEAL |Rotary Cars Carry 'HOTELS INSIST gp THEY'RE PUR Prosecutor Says He’s Glad to Hear It Seattle Orphans to Will Cressy’s Show ¥ wonderful. Scores © me filing out the aisles ” : § fot motor cars, bulging with or-|one got @ great big package of © Whatever may have been the hans from every part of the city,|and candy, and went out into the| previous status of the Burke iam, lrew up to the door x the Moore |#treet and climbed into automobiles | jt tn not now subject to ahutemmne heatre shortly bet o'clock thin | again and went home happy to walt | proceeaings, W. C. Weber, wholes morning and ed out smiling, | until Cressy and the Rotary club] 1 ss explained to By lancing t nd girl and the Orpheum show come back |* wa pia » Promeeat- t couts were waiting in @|again next year or Malcolm Douglas Frida i ong line, that extended well inside — Similar answers have come te] he ft Men in Rotary hats, po prosecutor from ownern of plicemen and the eetor of police ings who were tified abatement Hans Darnm, himeelf, ble proceedings would be brought if the k and handsome, hel the laces were not cleaned up, ae the that am gratified,” Douglas sald, "ee immediate response, and I teust owners will andthe seat f thelr car into TRIES SUICIDE all property t t annual Will Creasy | stock aw aaa | |operate in cleaning up the efty# | Mrs. Marie FE. Cowan, HOY SCOUT DRUMS Couldn’t Get Work; Found) name was pubtisned a» cwner 4 - one of the _ objectionable places, Bab The ite’ drum and bugle on New Jersey Road plained she had eld her pra y corpa filed the mtage f | althe the deed had not yet) ' the big the with rata-tat-tat ¥ CITY, 'N. J, March 19,| recorded : pe riled tak iain tie am D. Hobbs, ex service | — A cheer leader led the audience in| “UT I20” no mys bis home is in| He Must Be'a Very} "Mis " b » Little | 8 was inva critical condition | saalian Alice Lloyd, the happy little TS etvitie Center sanitarium! Remarkable How America, ‘nilen” and “Yankee |*t Rockville today | Ten thousand dollars reward ieep! Doodle The audience yalled; Gane, Hobbs told police he had taken! oo. by art Rolde, 6030 Mekimael waved aaa ieeied, aquirmed |x bichloride of mercury tablets | r and ag et ee in an effort to end hin life place, for the return of his — j And walked “Will Creasy He was picked up on @ road by |dog, according to Motorcycle B pine "aud betel . motorist, who rushed him to the|man Fred Mills, Roldy is : ; ’ se ay horpital. He may, recover lat the Palace Fish Co, Mills an é aol He naid he had been unable tolthe dog is very valuable, ang ( find work and had been sleeping in| poigs will pay the reward to amin ‘That's a pretty weak, ‘hele the woods for seven weeks. Dur lwo returne him. he mad Hello, gir : ing the last three days, he said, | se 4 nd the « h the audience be had been without food. q —. ails tn, the ands ati ‘Ducks Thru Window; 4 le Mee Creer ain: “ttetio, » to 30 Years for Then He Surrenders ¥ ae penile i . ° E. Carlson, who vanished half @ad pie tO meas” Highway Robbery) thr: tne winaow of a house at take fd ee seth cradien Jean Voverette and George Roberts, Burien March 10, when shenitts 2 Sow, hello, both « 1 ; eget deputies aroused him from slumber, P Hel theatre fairly | convicted of holding up F. H. Bay {ame to the sheriff's office Priday t 4 shook February 19, and taking $12, weret.. what it was all about. He »DY LAUGHS went to the penitentiary for a mint-| tined $100 and costs by Justice of] ft 10W COMES ON mur of five years by Judge J. T.| Peace C. C. Dalton for having i ald Saturday morning. The |in his ——— ximum for Roberts was placed at rnd for Everette 30 years | THOMAS FULLAM AND stoutly denied he had a jail| GIL ADAMS, recently convicted nd refused to acknowledge | petit Jarceny, were allowed their | what purported to be hin photograph | erty on deferred sentences by Judge taken in California penitentiary, A. W. Frater Saturday. and sang ed with was all ¢ they TOMORROW! { Like a tiger defending its mate— ready to fight anything! To even kill for the one he loves! That's the vigor of the snow-clad hills, starring FIGHTING FRANK MAYO (A Universal Special Attraction) On the Same Program: INTERNATIONAL NEWS “THE WOLF HUNT” A NEW COMEDY CREATION— “A BUNCH OF KISSES” CLEMMER ORCHESTRA: STARTING at TOMORROW the CLEMMER LAST TIMES TODAY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS “THE NUT” The Most Riotous Comedy Ever Conceived by the Lord High Jester—Held Over for an Extra Day to Accommodate the Crowds gta