The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 6, 1921, Page 13

DAY, AUGUST 6, 1 Seattle Star hed Daily we 07 Weventh Ave Li nin meee] bscription R: aki STATB TU ates B0c per month, or $9.00 year oseen eee InN curt a" Audience in Northwest ids The Star’s Want Ads Main 0600 HELP WANTED _ NB, MOSTIONS FOR Surrouraines, and frequent salary and sickness benefita aus FOURTH AVE. LLIGENT PERSON NAY toes Seapeoe corresponding: all or spare Timet me Rist Elona sre press . | BRASONED Wood, $4.00 pe 921. wu FURNISHED E> MOUSEREED! iG 7 CONPRATREY FY king a Pho | Ano! Lio 12th, Vatween” oaler and Washington 2 FOR RENT—ROOMS RgONE POR RENT GARFIELD 1 WERK ___ SUMMER COTTAGES TF BOT, LD BY FH cottage, Lesehl bark Taped "ground. Beacon 1854. _FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS BASIC AND DOORS © TW WILLIAMS CO. 1843 First Ave. Leok up your vance, screens test longer and look be de, substantial : thot & inches hea, with gal 0 . ft Lath GLASS For wr in. by 10 in. pri 40 in, by 12 Ip. euoeee, ow ing material, free on req OB WILLIAMS CO, hed 189) ce ANT WWAREHOU Lower prices. Liborel terms, New mos worth dou Red ‘Grose) ron With rugs at 1832 Fourth rit it'deat red Rainier t THE PRICK Tit TERMS liberal treatment extended te tomers throws . large and furniture trade dron Co. long at 1328 Menry Hildg. ALD! oO r cord, fo b. Maple W ite ‘ownere, Olsen eos. as ete, Pp at Waldron Co woceielinine } rugs, DRESSED POULTRY FO! ready for cooking, ue ath ye Poultry ii} onomy Market, ees o RiutON R Rvae WN “ALL il al orit GF Company, |, at the |¢ % roa SALE—REAL ESTATE ¥ “4 OND-HALF ACK YG tate YOU EVER THO T “on OWNING A LITTLE PIRCH OF GROUND on whic ‘ou could raise all the vegetables and berries you could use; ke enovgh chicke for emma? NOW Her i 1 your opportunit dandy i TATE 0 ‘OU NT OF BMALL PAYMENTS Win CAN THIS FOR YOU only $1,800. Inquire _nand ai, or phone Rainier 0023 DUPE RX VoUsw 10 WtOOME, front used as doctor's office; $20 monthly: é-room dwelling in rear; on Rainier blvd, corner of Find te 1S E.maisutes Trai ron sowntowa, iY nantht : Wa 85 b-reom how den, nicel MeDona! i 6018 "Nainler inier O978-M. plastered; { lot 60100; Cs) INVESTRENT. Reon furnahed houseboat #660 canh, $760 terms. Renta for $30. district. Free wood. Sunday. 1015 Northlake. North 2946 : HOURE; ny £-noom BU ta iN~ WisA- tures ; Tage; down, Burien car _derson st Mra. Mart. 3 ROOME, ON & xv ° ad ie ACRE Seattle; warden and water; light: good str little ‘place for you. nt mt per month is all, 726 Third Ave. VER BEN ANNE Come to us for the best buys ip Queen a ag ait tty rty. St ba on Anne TT. NEW GROOM MODERN CoTTAat; one block to school; Yesler way. $2,200 425 “ps month, ‘Cail at 9006 ith a HOUSES AND sa “OF ALL Bo seription easy term dorson FIRST CLARS, MODERN “4-ROOM alow ras. lot Fden, no cit enwood 06 $month taxes, Tel Viste; 18 "is" Ameitcan NOT GET BUSY | THE BEAT IRISH PEACE Blaze Trail for Direct Ne- gotiations LONDON, Aug. 6—Lieutenanta of Eamon De Valera and Sir James Craig were reported in conference today, blazing the trail for direct ne | Ulster leaders, These intermediaries were supposed to be working to bring about the long postponed meeting betwean De “|Valera and Sir James, Outlining the present status of University Peace negotiations, the Daily News Owner there | today stated De Valéra now was con jfronted with the problem of obtain ‘ing an agreement with Ulster for > peace, Serious developments were feared for Monday, when the government control over Irish railways ends. The railway workers are faced with wage reductions, altho they demand con- tinuance of the present scale, De Valera has appealed to labor thruout the isle, but it in said he is strongly opposed to a continuation of the Prewent arrangement. This, it was feared, might provoke a brenk be- tween De Valera and the wage work- | ers, |Anyway, He Thought! the Dime Was His’n ‘The first claimant of the dime found last week at Third ave. and Pike wt. by a woman who gave it to \Patrolman BE. ¥. Brafford came to Police headquarters Saturday. In @ letter to the chief of potice ¥red T. Mvana, of Vigtoria, B. C, doc Fred “The dime ts mine, T lot it in | OFFICIALS OF TWO CONFAB SOUGHT gotlations between the Sinn Fein and ILE STAR STATES DO FAMILY WASHING IN BASIN YELLOWSTONE PARK, Aug 6.—J. Grant Hinkle, secretary of wtate for Washington, did his fam: ily washing today in the famed handkerchief pool of the upper geyser basin here, Hinkle tossed his clothes In the pool and let nature do the rest. Bam A, Kayer, secretary of state for Oregon, hung out his wash on a neighboring boulder Both officials declared that the Pagifie Northwest was securing its share of tourist travel this summer, BALL GAMBLER ROUSES CHIEF Sweeping Investigation Searing’s Intent Sweeping investigation of the ease of Louls Kusch, confessed baseball gambler, will be instituted tmmedi- ately by Police Chief W. H. Searing, he announced Saturday. Kusch pleaded guilty before Jus tiee John B. Gordon Friday to a charge of gambling on baseball games and was fined $200 and costa, He waa originally charged with bookmaking. “Kusch did not receive the pun: ishment that was coming to him," Searing declared, adding that he would make an effort to have Kusch sentenced more heavily. Searing has personally led the at- tack on Seattle baseball gamblers. According to Prosecuting Attorney Matcolm Douglas, the original GOVERNOR WILL . Lite Insurance company of Chicago. FACE SHERIFF Sheriff Will Serve Warrants for Arrest Tuesday | BY CARL VICTOR LITTLE United Press Staff ( it CHICAGO, Aug, 6--The indicted governor of Tilinois is going back to Springfield to face Sheriff Mein- ter, who has warrants for his ar rest. Governor Small, |Suggling millions in state funds while serving as state treasurer, said today hq would return to Springfield Tuesaday. The governor has not been in the fatate capital for neveral weeks, He started out on @ tour of the roads of the state when the court ruled) that he was not above the juris diction of the law, During his absence he has trans acted state business from his “capt to! on wheels” tn various parts of the state The executive was here today as the guest of honor and speaker at the Pageant of Progress held on Chicago's municipal pier. Arrested for the third time in two weeks, Ahmed Ismael, allas Abrabam Than, Egyptian Mo hammedan sailor, ts held in fed eral custody Saturday while de partment of justice operatives are investigating which may result not only charges of assault on tho seas against Ismael, but in prosecution of Capt, Charles H. Chase, of the schooner Betsy Koss, for alleged inhumane and brutal treatment of his crew. The facts in the case are expected to be brought out at a hearing Mon- day before United States Commis sioner Robert W. McClelland, when Ismael will be arraigned on assault charges. Iamael arrtved at Port Townsend in irons on the Betey Ross, sailing schooner from India, about a week ago. and seriously wounded were taken Divorced Wife of nid seriouniy” wounded we othe Nowpt: ars Los Angeles Lawyer {,'30,0ia_ One of them may u CAGO, Aug. ¢—Mrs. Madeline PUNISHMENT BRUTAL, Obenchain, who was with John D./1s CHARGE Kennedy, wealthy insurance man,! 1¢ js» said that Ismael ran amuck. when he was murdered in Los An- | Afterward he was placed in trons gelen, is the divorced wife of Ralph'and, according to his statement, D, Obenchain, attorney for the Aetna ‘chained with his arms above his head tor weeks. Mrs, Obenchain's maiden name! sre was a big man and a good was Connor, At the time she at sailor,” one of the members of the tended Northwertern University #h¢ crew is quoted ag saying. “But he was known aw the mont beautiful was isolated because he talked a dif- girl on the campus, ferent language from the rent. Obenchain wan the president of the! = “Everybody picked on senior class and they met at a fre-| and he went wild one day. ternity dance. They were married) they put him in trons.” charged with hi ‘Two men whom he had stabbed | Brutality Aboard Schooner Under Probe; May Hold Captain SAILOR AMUCK SHIP, IS CHARGE men, Iemael ts eaid to have tried to slice off the head of the mate, The mate wes walking down the deck with a prisoner who had a heavy chain attached to his leg when Is mael is said to have picked the mate up like a doli and to have car- ried him into the galley in search of a knife, Finding none, he went to the car- penter’s room and got a saw. Just as the big Exypttan was about to attack the mate, members of the orew arrived to the rescue, The “wild man” was then perma nently ironed below, tt is said. FED ON “OCEAN,” SAYS JAPANESE Both Ismael and members of the crew aver that the big sailor was fed for 10 days or more on sea water alone, “They feed him ocean,” @ | Japanese sailor put it. Upon arrival in Port Townsend lemael was brought to Seattle by immigration authorities for examina on as to his sanity. The immigra- tion doctor declared him to be sane, and as his papers were regular he war released to reeuip. Thursday night he applied to the | police station for lodging, and was arrested for the second time, but later released. Friday night depart- ment of justice agents picked him up, and today federal operatives are taking statements from the captain and crew of the Betsy Ross, which was to dock at Seattle, preparatory to Ismael's hearing. If the investigation develops that Captain Chase wag guilty of brutal and inhumane treatment of leamael 1906 and I can prove it by Lieut. Gov, W. J, ("Wee") Coyle, We had! Just left a poolroom at Third and charge of bookmaking against Kusch in Los Angeles January 1, 1919. S00n| In addition to cutting up the two prosecution __i8 addition to cutting up the twolprosecution may follow, wns changed to gambling because |afterwards she sued for divorce, | there were doubts whether Kuseh {charging her husband with miscon-/ Goo os} — ANS mn WASH. HEDG tor . yall of spare timer r 3; RO can ‘D-60, CAC in pouit lon, 3 Lb CAN JODERN; 4 Elliott car and FURNISHED 1. ‘D §-ROO! OTT A! ras edalte: Rainier walter COTTAGE; Billott Ei AOUSES KOK RENE [ROOM COTTAGE. N Jota, close in, $20 on lores, tate, clas mth GE; MO oulevard. is “Me lose to school. Rt. Co. Sh Rainier ave. k they pents to Sow : eg ready EPING ROOM -room = furnis! t: hed | “ oy APARTMENTS, | hed. reasonable. 225 “Garfield 3549. ROOMS, CLOB business. s aay 4 P1823 Aixth housekeepi zitott “i. ARTME! PR “path, newly Tormished, ts | OOM APART- 1718 12th 8 Bea ING ROOMS — CLEAN, FURNISHED itchene! walking dis- jummnit 114 Belmont DOMS, BATH, ¥i2 MONTH. “2 erMENT,| Miah 50. 708 AND | Hiott ave, opposite Bell 8 _.. |DODG: rs [REO SPE 4 early wort h in 04 at a aaa Pm ee ~ ee un rR aeee be) seetins ‘Lake Union in 6 LOAD, 910 “gs RN A delivery. ARDEA 5c PRINTING. RUD. stamps. Novelty Print, tli a ei fg Kay feather med ete fiaient bi Ee ee pied Sn hase i bed furnitare, et Blocks 70 est. Large stoc mae et used household goods. buy, sell and exchange all kinds. o furniture. mee your wants, Wil! call £ rent reasonable. 233 ‘There are oma aay oS SIDE OF PINE 8T, BE- TWEEN $8TH AND ‘TH. EASY TERMS NO BROKERAGE wis STAVER CO. MITCHELL 3 ee ot & Ave. 28 Years in the Northwest. SIGNAL. 'y creditors. Owner, or 1614 W. 62nd st. |LATE 1919 touring, im the very $126; terme. Hamill 1531 Broadway. E TOURING, IN condition, 6 good tir Broadway or ee 4 For i ig TeEVER best condition, & Engdehi, 160. ste ‘E SNGDAK ee TO eos HANGE ON TRU trade gtock, car or i tourin owath Tolt, Browsins. FIRST 30 Walker, mortgage 6009 12th A. @ FOR SALE-—AUTO TRUCKS — DWAGON (TRUC tires; in perfect foal condition, $600, Ca nla 1623. ‘%. dium duty 12h. p. Could he used uiner, $500 € sh. 5515 Rainier ave. Rainier 0378-M. 3 MACHINERY ELECTHIC MOTOR, D Montelius th oF sala, Main ‘OK SALE—REAL ESTATE tN BH cement | coment basement; ga electricity; blocks, to car Mand paved pre blocks’ to xchool. This house ow, and brings 15% d $500 to mak rf cash) RILLS Price C Ed vw pity) Srohm house; e for hicken: g-jAu tree nituated in Kitsap count MeDonaid, | 2/78 i FOR EXCHANGE REAL FARMB FOR © ITY PROPERTY. EX- el on neu where A. G. Elli oon 16 Thin WILE, “TRADE “VE EQUITY “IN modern bungalow for Ford sedan East 0701. 2 AOA, DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY? LET WS SHOW YoU HOW One of the riche: m of our coun- try made this statement: “I should advise any mah of small means to purchase « home, where- by he ia obligated to make « monthly payment, and he wil eventually own ft Then, as bis) opportunity arises for a larger in- veatmenty he can rajixe the money thru the sale of bis home.” There are 100,000 people living In Feated houses, to ‘Seattle tod: payins any old price for any oid hing. The rent receipts they now hoid are marketable for 3 cents rf pound, representing months | of foi and worry. to have the courag: to buy something for th when in reality opportunities are am to purchase ® ty payments that the rent they are HERE 13 A CHANCE FOR TOU @¢ LITTLE FARMS TO PICK FROM ACRE CTs y $iss Mio DOWN. fs MONTH. 4 As ONLY 3376 = . oe Wott tg BATE, 32 - agn DoW! is Say NO PAYMENT WHEN SICK PAY WHAT AND WHEN YOU CAN GRACE ON EVERY MONTHLY PAYMENT CAN YOU BEAT THE PRICES? CAN YOU BEAT THE TERMS? ey rg at Burien City, eae * rien, Four x sae. mestead: today fing bee ‘hive commun t at cement tricity and bus o over 250 homes. Right at car bee levard; telephone. he TAXES NO SOY Restitctions HE TODAY, TOMORROW. OR CQONDAY: BUT OF ARTED Our sili are al at any hour of the Sunday. your service jay, including 0° wipe rath) 2n4 and Columbia, Po: en. 4887. rathvvoune CHicn 20 acres; 6-room hous bug vo’ house for 3,00 olen er . Will trade for fome in Y alty oF north of town. 10 acres; hi 3; modern "chickens. chicken acres ie wht near ty NORTHWESTERN LAND & INV. CO. pod Traders’ Bidg., Cor. 3rd Marion. Elliott 4180. |x BRANC {for BAL cleared, balance good §-room ‘house, barn, § chicken house, root house, shed; good well and spring; bear- ing orchard; al! kinds of berries; one cow and chickens; one milé from largest sawmill in the coun- hool truck goes b; ; halt cash, fall’ cash, reasonabje dis D-59, Sta FACKES LEMOLO AGHICULTUR land, %-mile from pedo station; near community ho Ha ; $50 cash, Owner, A beauty. in city oF ray vapor trade for home town, jenty of fruit. Hand Mand: NS, - BLDG. FARMS WANTED WANTED TO HEAR FROM OWNER of @ farm or wood land for, sale, ose! this winter, L. Jones, Brow 273. NURSE—Mra. A. {| 1267. Pike. “I had the dime in my pocket and T lomt it when I stumbled and fell Tt was olf and thin and dated 1800. Please return my dime because I need it.” Sad to say, Evans’ doseription does not tally with the dime at police _. |headquarters. Next! Mechanic Nabbed for Theft of Auto George A. King, 30, mechanic, is held in city jail, charged with th theft of a Chevrolet tourtng car in iVancouver, B. C., owned by the [Northwestern Fire association. King was arrested at Marion st., between Third and Fourth aves, Sat- urday morning by Patrolman M. |Serefford, who said he caught King jim the act of stealing gas from an- other car, King Is alleged to have stolen tho Sone car in Vancouver August 4 and driv: en it to Benttle. 04 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SELL RLRCTRIG SERVICE Northwest Electric Service * an association of electric contractors, manufactur- oe Capen companten le or sisctrig sales, of i ey a ie ge Savior. with | mabdete e! Spllancen € b arin {2 LA Apply 635 Cen- x varenia for & mechanic. fall in garsge, gas and of gation, Sis ide city, but handy, Good locality, ands peing con: orn. Bee us for price mt NORr#EnS BAY 8800. 1010 Third Ave. WILE SACKIFTE lerma, 12 rooms, well jowntown. Just ~ wife. Owner, and Union. “CANDY BORE Nige little place. 1 am, going away. five you beat buy you can ra 00 Madison st. For | BALE OR TRADE FOR FORD) ressing business wood location. 703 13 BOOMs OF Gob Db FURNT gy Orre - A emusand Call own- Elliot FOR PAR | The L y Melectricel ae Main 2424. FOR $600, furnished, eee for man Yale Bidg. aoe WoHtA bit in rooming house, t rea Fake oR ud ¥ Tike SHOP, ase fies. Rainier 0057. SPECIAL NOTICES __ RESIDENTS OF FUR- Timents to know they thelr poultry — ready for sooking at the Heath- vuliry Ball 68 Economy Market, 8 PERSONAL MES PEARL PENNELL, ALIAS | M McCoy, mother's name Please call or wend cour | Very reed begyd letters | for ¥ It Lome ody gives me hor address, will give good re~ ward. She te 22 yeare old, light biond hair, blue eyes, small feet, two gold teeth in front, 5 feet inches. 1. Walt 1602 1ith ave. ZONE THERAPY TEACHER AND eneral agent of nerve pressure. Bemonstration hours 2 to 5, at Wayn e and Virginia # e Tutth lass, $10. TREATING 5 Natural) erieigh r methods. in Seattio ler Tildg MIL F. SIMMINGER, YOUR FOLKS in Ft. Wayne, Ind., are anxious to communicate 50 years | WAVE YOU SEEN THE DRESKMD oultry display at the Heather- Poin Poultry Stall, 68 Economy Market? — isiksen, Sunset | 98-A PSYCHOLOGIST KNOW THYSELF A profitablasinvestmont ntifig analysis. 1, 716 Hatght Bldg. ‘Office, Main 4 REAL TATE LOANS Money for farm and acreage loanm ROTHE FARM MTG. CO., 1022 3rd, Olney, Ls 62 “OR SALE—WATERFRONT PROPERTY LAK WASHINGTON WATER FRONT Large water front trgct for summer homes at Juanita Point; fine sand beach; shaded by big trees; « tract ext m the hi front to ‘ard, Pri: reasonable; terma easy. 16 mi by paved Iighway from the bus ness center of Seattle, 2 imilet from the Kirkland ferry. Attractive water front at Medin, i 4 to b-acre tracts, close to in oat iwi ae SELAND Ped gd Pate! wRONE jAcross from park, La Washingto: ea Setlist ear bout service. Large tract erms to suit. D BASTMAN 1024 Third Av STOCKS AND BONDS RBTREADING AND VULC. ANIAING plant at @ bargain. D-58, Sta 106 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICH OF CHANGH OF VESSEL'S NA) B Notice is hereby siven that under the act of Congr ss approved Feb- ruary 19, 1920, afd in pursuance of authority grant by the Commins: | sioner of ae jon, on the appli-| cation of Mr. T, Jerome, Secretary Merril & Wing Lumber Ce y, owners, f.e name of the “Hiddet) Inlet,” 30 grows official j.umber 299705, has be changed to “Pysht," ROSCOL 2 DRUMHELLER, Collector of Customs ¢, Wash. July 15, 1921. ‘0 WHOM IT MAY CONGERA This Im to certify that Bell Lumber Co. has made an application to ereot a ahditer shed at 655 ¥, 39th, lota 6, 7, & block 29, Lake Union Shore Pantin Anyone desi ng t o protest ancy wart file such Bn the office.of the Building Depart- ment, Roojn 605 County-City Bldg. prior to August 18, 1021, Beat ime | | could be convicted under the first charge, iain Who Rescued Girl Is Recovering The dition of Mra, A. l. Picker: ing, who suffered a relapse of illness when she rescued her one-year-old niece from flames after the child bad been forgotten in a fire which wept her home, 9641 64th ave, &., Friday morning, was reported slight- ly improved Saturday morning. Mra. Pickering hed from a hospital when she performed Priority of Claims on Bank Are Denied TACOMA, Aug. 6—The supreme court has denied the right of priority to claims agninst the defunct Scan- dinavian-American bank of Tacoma preferred by two clients who pur chased foreign drafts to Greece two days before the bank closed its doors. CHARGE THEY HAD STILL M. B. Packer and Ed Baker are charged with possession of a still in federal complaint filed today, The men Were arrested at pond had sg ke ave. federa} agents police, «o FOR SA SALE—MISCELLANEOUS LUMP COAL—Delivered In ge PO. BO ton EEN ANNE 4291 BRICKLAYERS CARPENTERS, ETC. | DIRECTORY Hation iS Burke Bidg. | Mite Workers of America, was ex: | ary vu. thea ‘Lyon Bid. Bilis patent and trade “Aer Hinckley iid. M xp PirnRE BARNES, Main § ¥ 14 Hoge Rid. Patents. Trodemarks Cerufied Public Accountants K_& HANSEN & CO. Leary Ride tm ex HEA a ad jomar! 2729 TEN [i almer school Main 7277 lateral Loans ; 907 Third ave. ro, PPLIANCES, WTRIN' ’ vilan Biectrie Co, 641 Fi Bott 602 Me (ONEY TO LOAN terms, N SE. "i 365-356 Empire Building Second. Near Madison. MONTY TO LOAN—WE LOAN ANY AMOU NT. ON TIAMORDS. watches and jewelry; lowest Seattle's a ap Tircicers | 2 AMERICAN JEWEL E Le LES Yon keep your car. R. i. Sargent,) 509 Sentral Bldg, Wliott 6133 Menuments PUGET BOUN ite A: Ma Cow, a bt oa Vitale jatab- ty ne __ Physiclaas, Surgeons RAWUMATISM, SCIATICA, LUMBA- go, Our treatment gives immediate relief. One week’: f trial treatment. Open evenings. Refarences. | Drs. Freer and Braden, 905% ard ave. szor Blades Sharpened g. Cutlery, 1407 4th ave. uatng STROM, plano repairing, refinishing. Correbt tuning, $3, Main 7345, Kl- lott 0529 | Violin ing | Bows Fehaired” Finlay, 1616 Grd av. tl go | Wife of Dentist . Fall Fashion Show ear Tats —— ralag od ee a Dee hk ELIABLAL EDIAL LOANS duct with an unnamed woman. Auburn Ranchman Which of You Folks oie a ye c Washed There Last? Auburn, reported to the sberitt's Chief of Police William H. Sear. |Office Saturday morning that while ing stepped into the wash room at|be was in the Auburn postoffice headquarters Saturday morning to | Friday night, between 9:50 and wash his hands. In the bottom of |93. his car was stolen from the the bow! was a wet and bedraggied| ‘road. According to McDaniel, the $50 bill. car was a Buick, 1920 model Bearing scrutinized the bill closely ol stepped into the dry squad Launch Had Cargo of Whisky, Claim “What are you trying to do—job me?" he asked. A gas launch bearing the number ronnie nny, went fo the wash | s79.K, neld at Port Angeles Saturday “Job you?” he asked, grabbt for violation of the navigation laws, ad “nell! Olas chal shoney was found to have @ cargo of liquor The money is now held for iden-| *cording to @ report reoelved at the fication by the owner. local customs office. One man is pac Bes ' said to have been arrested and a fed- eral prohibition agent from Scattle Chinese Husband has been dispatched to investigate, Ousts White Wife Chamber Gets New Man for Capital Mrs. Harriet Cowles Black On Tal, J. J. Underwood, years & new in the county jail on a charge of bigamy, will be sued for divorce pitas by Ian On Tal, Chinese, to whom recen' marri resident of Seattle and Alaska, and ec conaeee Seta gaat \familiar with Australia and the rl- ent, has been appointed as Wash ington, D. C., representative by Bang the Commerce, the ut to a complaint on file Saturday. Sam Seattle Chamber of Black, the Irish husband to whom Mrs. Harriet Cowles Black On Tai dent R. 8, Boyns of the chamber announced Friday noon. was married in 1917, states, how- FEDERAL COMPLAINT charging ever, that On Tal has no reason to/ Frank Borzell, of Kirkland, with, pos- sue for divorce, because the Chinese ia not the woman's husband. On Tai aske for divarce on the grounds that his wife belonged to another man whén he married her. wad fled Gate: ‘ A Investigate Forts Seattle post, American military en- gineers, has planned tte annual mid summer meet and outing for Satur day, August 13, by a visit to Fort Worden and the forts guarding. the entrance to Puget sound. These works, when completed, in 1911, were about the last word in de fense, The general subjects of in- terest also will include power sta- tons and water supply. Family lunch will be eaten at Fort Woden, Mine Workers Near End of Convention; Final adjournment of the special | convention of District No, 10, United | pected Saturday afternoon, accord: | ing to Ben Farrimond, president. | The convention wag called to deter- | mine the action of the miners in re-| gard to the coal mine strike that has | been on in Washington for the last} four months, parts of the city. _ copy. Asks for Divorce! Alleging John L. Burnside, a den- tist, with offices in the Green build: | ing, is cold and indifferent and spends his nights in the company of other persons, Mary G. Burnside filed suit for divorce Friday, asking the custody of thelr 6-year-old son and $100 a month alimony, 1 | ; Attracts Tailors At a meeting in Blanc's cafe, Fri- day night, T. T. Leman was chosen by the Seattle Tailors’ exchange as chairman of a committee to co-oper- ate with the Chamber of Commerce in the chamber'sg coming fall fashion show, stores. . | Heavy Sigh ‘Heard in Prohi’s Office, “Whe-e-ew That's Gordon B, O'Harra, oaks? prohibition agent, beathing a sigh of relief, Lost his monthly pay check Satur. day. Much wild rushing around. Charwoman going off duty finds | check. ‘Thank heaven. \Good Samaritan Is Target of Tin Cans When Mrs, T. MeIrving, 215 Terry ave., decided to punish her chydren last evening a neighbor, Mrs, J. Wir- tenam, 222 Terry ave,, crossed the street to remonstrate with her. After |an argument, Mrs. Wirtenam retired in great disorder under a barrage of ‘tin cans, catsup bottles, garden hose and coal cinders, she told Motorcycle Patrolman R, R, Moulton, The children stopped crying to watch the rout of the Good Samari- tan. The case was referred to the prosecuting attorney. 1 0m shopping. by carrier. month. MAIN 600 " State Sues City; Says Fees Unpaid The state of Washington filed a complaint Saturday against the city of Seattle, alleging that the medi- cal aid fee allowed by the city for ‘workmen employed in electric power steam plants in Seattle since Janu- ary 30, 1920, has not been paid into the state. The fee is 2 cents a day for each person employed The state is suing for $234.33. Ask That Bank Be Hospital Trustee Officials of the Swedish hospital filed an action Friday asking to have he Dexter Horton National bank ap-/ pointed trustee of the hospital in place of the defunct Scandinavian American bank. Policeman’s Aid in Theft Is Sentenced Clarence O'Keefe, 24, charged with theft, received a sentence of from _ six months to six months and one day, Saturday morning in Judge King Dykeman's court. session of four gallons of moonshine |for assisting in theft of candy the Imperial Everywhere The Seattle Star has many thousands more subscribers and readers than any other Seattle newspaper. For that reason it has been n for us to establish sales depots i The downtown newsboys have all editions of The Star for sale at 2 cents.a The branch sellers are located in all parts of the town—at every place where it is possible to sell papers, This is for the convenience of people who do not come thru the main part of town on their way from work. hhundreds of suburban stores have found that there was such a mand for The Star that the ed a sales counter for The great de- ave, add- tar to their These news-stand sales are of great value and convenience to readers. It enables them to purchase copies of the paper while they are doing eir after- It is also of value to the store owner, because it brings peo- ple into his store regularly. A whole army of carriers delivers The Star to all parts of the city every night. There is not a block in Seattle that is not covered each evening by one of our carriers. If you want your name on our lists, you should order the The price is only 50c 9 The Seattle Star Seventh and Union