The Seattle star., February 21, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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HEROINE TO
BE FITTED
WITH ARMS
Money Aid Is Coming to
Armless Child Who Gave
Skin to Save Another
FAIRMONT. W. V*, Feb SL—
"Artificial" l« a n»w trorrt In the to
aabularv of lto*u< Sacola. the arm
lln orphan of 10, who la the irwl
heroine In the Ullt(4 Stale*
"It's * W) bi* wmil -what doe«
'artificial' mean*" Ro«ie aaked nr.
C M. Rama**. the superintendent of
the hoapltiU. wbon nh« fir* heard
him vie iv,
The doctor eiplalned to her that
the artificial arm# he was talking
•tout would be altnoat aa food aa
the arms ah* had lot -only. he ad
«t«d. aba would hase to hare another
operation before she oould use a pair
of (ham.
BOTH Or ItKR ARMS
WW AMFITATKO
Foe one of Roele s «nn> had to
hs amputated vary ekJoe to tha shoul
der. and the othar agartly at tha
shsaldi r a# the rsaull of being
banted by a lira wire.
la order that Hosts may ba able
te (Me tha artificial arm*, say thr
daotors. it will ba nee i—ary to graft
boa* oa what la laft of aoa of har
mi arm*. They My this bono oar
ba taken from har ahin.
"l\m raady for anything you aay."
Baili told the doctor. Tor 1 know
R*a ail for my own good."
- . Rod* won har Utla of tha greats**
haiiilin hi tha country by volunteer*
hur and underline a akin (rafting
Ops ration. In which aha cava ber
own akin to i«re tha Ufa of another
little girl who had bean bumad.
Her one praynr la to ba given a
chance to be useful.
Banana* It la bellered she baa
aarnad thla chance, tha Rosle Ha
eata Hero Fund la being raised. ll*
parpoee la to give bar special oar*
aid apodal (duration, so aa to fit
har for a valuable life work.
ODU) HKRO FI ND
HAT BB RAIHKD
The custodiana of thla fund are
Mayor W W. Conaway. of Fair
■ Mat; Una Margaret McKlnney.
ageat of the elate board of children's
gaardlans. and Mlka Viola Hall,
treasurer of the Fairmont Women*
Business Profeanlonal club.
If eaongh 1* raiaed, It la planned
to establish a permanent truat fund.
Mt only to help Route, but to help
Other child heroes.
It la requested gtft* be sent hi
tore's—from two rents upward—be
ganae they are to replace Roste's
two am
Otfta should be addressed te "Tha
Mayor. Fairmont, W. Va.." and
•hacks should be. ma.le • out to the
"Roala daoola Hero Kund. w
SUBURBAN STORE
HELD UP; ROBBED
WMle MM reMim oursied ntorp
B Candy, proprietor of the I*kc
CKjr Grocery, thrM miles north of
the city limttm. Sunday night. an-
Mh«r imapH |ZM from the (uh
im>mr. Both jumped into p road
•tor tn which they had left the en
gine running and speeded toward
Seattle
Deputy sheriff* and motorcycle po
tteaaien who made aj> effort at una
to Mock all road*, wore still working
on the case Monday.
Cnndy was about to count hla eaah
before closing the store. One of the
bandits came In and leveled a gun at
Mat without speaking. The other
followed and took the money. Cuildy
waa alone.
One of the bandits. ha said, wore
aa army officer's overcoat aad waa
about 40 years old.
Two boys on bicycles held op and
robbed C. L Burns. 54J E »»th St..
at Green bake station. Saturday
night, according to his report to po
lk*. Burns lout ft.
When the first boy appro*ch*d him
menacingly. he knocked him down.
'Born* claims. The second lad drew
a revolver and stopped his resistance,
•ad Inen they robbed him. Hums told
•datsctlv»f
The gue«t of Mis S Beklns. lis
ITth av» . Ceorge Simpson. 24. dr
parted with an overcoat revolver
and sf> that did not belong to him.
she claims H<- was held In city
Jail Monda> following his arrest
Bundav night
Two masked robbers held up the
Harbor Island grocery, 715 W. Hsn
ford St.. Saturday night, stole $75.
held Hart* Olson proprietor, and two
customers at buy and fired once at
Olson when he pursiied them,
FIRES BLAMED
ON SINN FEIN
MANCHKKTKK. Kngland. Feb. 21.
—Sinn Feiners for a necotid tlrne at
tacke<l Manchester Mill* In an In
MtMliary campaign. inflicting dam
age of almost SJVO.OOO In 10 fire*
over the week end.
Servers 1 factories were completely
deatroyed.
AH 10 fire* broke forth simul
taneously, Indicating the campaign
had planned with great care.
All had been started with hay
dranched In kerosene. Firemen were
MBable to respond to all call*.
• • •
13 Sinn Feiners
Killed in Battle
CORK. Keb. 21.—Burial of 13 com
rade* ehot in battle brought to filnn
Feiners today the knowledge that
British force* have taken the offen
•lvr,
The 11 were killed near Mlddleton,
County Cork. ye*terday afternoon,
when the Second battalion of Hump
•hire* surprised the .Sinn Feiners In
a bouse. Right Sinn Feiners were
captured. th<- military escaping with
one man slightly wounded.
The battle was taken as warning
here that government forces have
definitely abandoned the plan of
awaiting attack.
IJKI T.-COI/. 4A.HKM T. WASON,
assistant recruiting officer h»r». has
been transferred to the Inspertor
g- nernl's department at Washing
• ton. D. C., ai cording lo word re.
caved hero.
MORE CABINET
NAMES COMING
Daugherty Asked to Be At
torney General
rr Atmnmsr r»b. :i
President alert Hardin* ha» ashed
Harry M. Daucharty, of Ohio, to be
attorney (aoarui, It wma antioiuiMd
today.
Oeorr* Pom former iuihimbmii
from HHnolii, wg** «>a urxter oon
aide ration by 1T«%1 dent-elect Hardin*
for the pom of woetary of the nary.
A. T. Hart, of Kentucky, and John
Hajra Hammond. who |>«*>h»bty
would be accredited to California,
were atllt In the runnln*. howe*er
Jamaa J. natla, Pittsburg and T.
V*. O'Connor. Huffalo. were In the
lead for the portfolio of aarretary of
labor.
Ilnrtnf Hoovar'a appointment aa
■NrMarr of rommer<-a appewred to
be accepted aa a certainty by Hard
tn*'a adviser*.
Krlenda ot Ovarlea O. iMwee r»
newed their activity to *«* him the
traaaory poet, but it appeared un
likely that Hardinc would reopen
negotiation* with him. Hardin*
win ftnlah hla lnau*uraj address thla
week Ha went over thoae arc lions
rein tin* to forei*n affair* at tha con
ferenea with Charlaa E. Huchaa. ■»
rvtary of atata in tha Hardin* cab
inet. Hardin* will leave here next
Sunday or Monday for an ovaml*ht
atay at Marlon before *oln* to
Washington to ba lnau*uraied.
Hughes Appointment
Pleases England
IjONDON, reb. 11—Charles Evans
Hughes made a big financial
rtfice to enter the cabinet of Prejd
d«nt elect Harding, according to
friends.
Hushes ranks with Kllhu Root as
the foremost lawyer practicing be
fore the supreme court during the
last two years.
Hla Income for the last year eras
estimated today at between tIM.OM
and 0209.000 After March 4, this
will drop to |12. 500 the salary of a
cabinet officer
FAMILIES FLEE
FLOOD WATERS
EIRKKA. CmU F*b. 11 -Heavy
property dnma** ha* *»een don* and
a of famtlle* have
driven from thHr homw by a freshet
on the Klk and Kel rlvera tcgtnntng
Hunday.
Im** yeafrday a dam at the mtll
of the Klk Rlv*r Mill and Lumber
company on Klk rlv*r hum!, rrl#an
Ine a half million f**t of r»dwood
log*, which e«1 down *he «*re«m.
twiinj out bridge* and uproof in??
tref along the K'»nk*
The road and railroad along tb«'
rl v*r wer* under alx fe*t of water
during th« night Tranajoortalloii to
day wa* by rn«Mna of row lM>at* only
H ".""nil famUle* were forc ed to de
a**-t their bom"* and nafety on
th* highland* No live* wer* loaf.
The* l*>l river waa riatng rapidly
early today and wa* threatening to
overflow Ita banka.
Curtis Studio in
Suit Over Money
J. O. Walker anil others who claim
to have sold goods to the Curtis
studio after the place had been
awarded to Mr*. Clara J. Curtis In
a divorce action but while It wan
being run by Edward H. Curtis under
an appeal bond. are suing the studio
to collect the bill. A controversy
over whether Mr or Mra. Curtis I*
liable wan allowed by Judge Calvin
R. Hall Saturday to go over for trliil
next Thursday.
Says Edison Can't
Talk With the Dead
"Thomas A. Edison Is a wlxard In
invention, but a weakling in theol
ogy," the Rev. *lt. A. Van der IMK,
Bethany. I'reshyterlan church, said
In a sermon Htinday night. He said
there Isn't a chance for Edison to
communicate with the deal.
Osteopaths to Meet
at Dinner Tonight
Heat tie osteopath* will meet with
th* prealdem of their nations I * H*O
elation. T>r. W K Waldo, at dlnrior
at the Klk* club at «:.'SO tonight. f)r.
Waldo will report on hin clinic circuit
of W>»fi»rn KtHto*, Wrt/if rer*nllv •
Uie behest of th< nation*! board.
THE COMING STORM
What Con
Is Doing
aiCKATS
Itapebtleea members af eMH f
aaaee eaasmtttaa meat aa aalSiae
boaiui km.
Set-Tatar r af the Treeeorr Haw""
raeumaa •Itaroamna af fnralsa lean*
before j«4l< t«rr eemmlllea ,
huu la darlS* ahalbee It »HI
tail* up W'Min. bill tar Mfilal ear
meat la rmllroata aa Iba IjrwiiHiira
appreprtauaa Mil.
MOtKB '
Jadtelary aammmae bedaa n>»»eM
valloa at ln>*a«< l»*«nl rhareaa nta«l*
acalrxl lel«> La ad la. af <"kk*«e.
t*uMle t>vll4tf>ta cesamtllea '®«a4-
•ra l» a l>talt»« la be*" 14a aSdltlanai
h>»pi'ai faclllllaa far •utaiera
AUSTRIA RULED
BY MARTIAL LAW
BtTDAf'RXT. Kab 11 —Auatrla w*a
rl*r.Hl under martial la* today to
iyttwi ihrwti of a *eneral au-tka.
further fprnuln nrnuura were
planned In «m« the discontented re
newed their demand* for MtMMIMI of
political liberty and doubled ***"•
150 STARVING
IN STORM ZONE
Reporting thai far more than
1.000 noo.ooo l«ard feet of lumber, aa
originally stated, ware daatroyed by
the recent storm In the Olympic
peninsula J A. Kin near and liar
old I Vase, timber cruiser snd civil
engineer for the Ounptwll Lumler
Co., the first men to explore the
wasted area in the Olympic National
Ktorest, have returned to Seattle.
They state that more than lit
persons are starving to death In the
Hoh River country.
1921 Record of
by Automobiles
liQ ICA-Mra. Berries and
Mrs Albright were
taken to IVnvtdence hospital Hun
day night after being struck at
Second ave. and Stewart st. by the
auto of P A Williamson. J*«n
Ninth ave W. Mrs. liernes received
a dislocated shoulder and Mm. AI
blight bruises on her left arm and
over htr left eye
An unidentified man failed
Iwl lo hr;i. the horn on Join.
II Radey's auto at Fifth ave S
and Jackson st. Sunday night, was
knocked down, but only slightly
injured. Hsdcy llv»" at 201 241h
live H.
ICO ■*'»• ir<l*nn, "f 1 ?I'»2
i I'Yonlinac ave had th ree
iit> h»-.t taken in his lip after being
hit at tflxth ave. and Olive st. Hun
day night by the auto of N. S.
NI seen. 11*4 Terry av*.
ICO Miss tVithertne Bouchard.
Iwi) of lif> 21st are. was In
gruir<- condition at Virginia Mason
hospital Mondav She was hit by
the auto of t'hrisM Johnson. 7761*
12th ave N. W , at l.eary and
I'hlnnfy fives., Sunday night.
Seattle Ship Is in
Collision in Orient
HAS FKANCIHOO, Feb. 21.—Th*
rteamshlps West Ison and Ken
tticky Imve hern tn collision In Ori
ental waters, according: to a cable
Krnm from Shanghai, via Ix>ndon,
received by the marine department
of the Chamber of Commerce here
today. e
The cablegram Indicated that con
sld<rahle damage was done, hut gave
no details.
The Went laon arrived at Shang
lhal February IS, from Beuttle, carry
ing cargo for Oriental port*
• • •
Liner Alaskan Is
Again Under Way
' O ——w
HAN I>l K< JO, CM 1.. Keb. 21—Th«-
lln»*c Abakan. on the roc Km 460
inlh • outh of Han Diego, on th**
l,owe» California court laat night.
«ot off un<Jrr her own potfir and
I* proceeding undamaged to H«n
Pedro.
Thl* whh iho unoffilial Informa
tion Riven to the (nited I'rea* ty
th< novnl radio today
THIIAKK AliK NTKAI.INft prec
IOUN chunks of coal from his bin. J
8 i'orter. fill Minor uve. N„ report
cil to polite .Morula.'
THE SEATTLE BTAK
RHODES' BODY
HERE TUESDAY
All Stores May Close During
Funeral
The l«ody of tb* late A J Rhodes
president of th* Rhode# Co depot '
merit More, who died hut Thursday
In New York city, will arrive In
tUattl* Turaday HUM
It hi accompanied by Rhode*'
widow, Mr* Harriet A. Rhodaa, and
Gordon C, Corbaley.
While no announcement aa to the
data of the funeral haa been made
yet. It probably will ba betd Thurw
dhy
Pre-: Vet Born* of the Chamber
of t'omm»rre, Monday appointed the
following <*>mmitt** to urrang* tor
the chamber's part In the funeral:
Pavld Whltcomb J. W. Maxwell,
J. P. Daugtaa. Worrall Wilson. J.
W. Mpangler and K. 11. Iledfn.
-The death of Mr. Rhode* la •
calamity to lit* atata." aaid Dr.
Pram-is A. la Vtoletle. president of
the Waablnc'on Mate Chamber of
Commarr*. Rhodes organised and
waa tha first president of thla body
It la expected that busman* houses
thruoot the city Wtu ctoea during
the Rhode* funeral.
City Zoning Expert
Is Guest of Seattle
Harland Harthn|r»tnew of ftt I Aula.
»ip*rt in (It? annlnff. will vlalt Heat
tl* thla *"K aa th* itueat of th« city
mntng cnmmlMlon. Ha will apeak
Wodn amiay *y*nln* at Broadway
hl(l> achool Thursday noon h* will
h* th* *u*at of tha H*al Ka
tat* Aaao« latlon at a luncheon. Ron
March*.
Alleged Robber Who
Escaped Recaptured
Matthew Riley. alleged robber,
who aaeaped from deputy sheriffs
May 5. 19?0, *hlle t»*lng taken In an
automobile from the eountyrtty
building to the county Jail, him been
caught In Hpokane. Sheriff Matt
Hta: wW h haa *ent a deputy to bring
htm her#
Auto Turns Turtle;
Miner Is Injured
Bdvtrd Ilice, 47. a Cumberland
©raJ miner, received a eprained back
early Monday when an auto In
which he WAS riding collided with
a stage near Emimclaw aud ov«t
turned He WIN brought to Pmvl
dence hoapHal. Walter Beck w««
driving the auto in which Hire wn*
riding
Oregon Legislature
Works Without Pay
HA!.KM. Or K*l. 21. —With 2**
hill*. m»n> of them i-orisJ«l*r*d Im
portant. *llll pending l>*for* th* Ore
iron legiatatur*. hoih houne* tlecideil
to < ontlnu* work Monday, all ho th*
10<l .v limit expired Kalurilay nlrht
All |»«y for the m"mb*r* aloppad
Saturday nlirtil und*r th* law
South America Class
to Open Wednesday
The first m«wtln| of th* unlver
iilty extension clas* In life and liter
ature In Houth America will !»e held
In 1044 Henry bldg., W«dHMday At
7:46 p m It will be conducted by
Prof Of for O W. who hAi
Ju*t returned from a tour of Houth
America.
Credit Men to Hear
Carl Croton Tonight
Seattle A««ociatlori of Credit Men
will hear Carl Croaon speak on busi
ness correspondence at ttn meeting In
the Masonic club rooms. Monday
night.
HOQUIAM. Miss Nelll*. Frost.
Miss Anna iilllimrslc) and Harry
111 node Injured when run down by
auto on Olympic highway.
WE II AV R RECENTLY
AI>DI;D 1.5 M NKW HOXKS
TO OL It MOIIKKN NAFKTY
DKPOSIT VALLTFT.
Come and examine our
equipment for Mir safekeeping
ol bonds and other valuable
papers.
Kn trance. corner Second
ave,, *1 I'ike hl.
PKOrhKH HAVING* RANK
MPS UNO SONS
FEAST TUESDAY
To Get Acquainted at Crys
tal Pool Banquet
TtiMitay. *t • M m.. ■» f >r» \
Ul Poet aulHnrlum. dad. and their
hoy* will iirnl about the Iwnquet
ImM* and o*l*i»r*l* Ui* Father M'l
Hon d*y. whlnh haa. within tlm p**i
few y«u» annually nlwrvfd In
liwttla and In ail th* principal dtle*
of Iho Munlry nn wwtie nunwnlant
del* in K*bru*ry.
Th* ootnmHl**, named by th*
Rotary club. which la l«a< kjnf
Kath*r and M»n* day In naattla. and
of which William H. RokWI la chair
man. cho«* W fuihlngton'* birthday
In th* bolM thai no morn appraprl
at* tlm* for *uc.h a e*l*bration could
IM *rlrctr<| than th* annlvoraary of
th* birth at th* father of hi* coun
try
Ttckota *1 Tt c»nfa aach ara on
aalo at Uio T. M a A., at th* high
»,hool* at Hwift'a drug gtora. N*>
ond a**. »M Pth* it. AIM! at th*
Hprtng diar MOTH AM no father
will b* admttt*<l without a—n r nr
win a boy b* gt**n a »*at uni*a*
an onipanlm] by hi* own father, or
norne one who. for thl* aoonaion.
takaa tba pi*.« of dad. on* Uck*t I*
ti**ln*i, ticket Ukara will require
th*tn in pair*.
Th* program follow*
laeeeauea—nut a N*rl*r
Muoir !*«• k**4 *< »r**4w«y Ut*
o»np«'.i(iM Hi r*H§. bf Mfb
•»>•«! r»»l U*4«r«. HrM4VAV, Harry
Wh*ion Umwln. Karl |l«v«il<-ti,
gnt»n Ariw k'»*»r imnww*ftfci
» r»t*blfn. Jmrk McVif.
rtM r*ik'«»4 by llßflef Tli
Ht*r Hmif, 4ir*ct*J lry IV
If
IMrmlU'ltcn tf TMi»meK«r t««ter4
ll tahi.*.) by W > *. c U*l r tt.Ab
ftf IK* rflfnmiiiw
' (Mul «n4 l. M «»r himli (Wan.
ff«thm«n «t ÜbMIN high Kkw4
A4<lr*a» ' Rtl»mM r»tb«f iai
iwri. by 41*«e r M*U*y
(>Mt« luii»f Mt»rt*a b? r»rl ft*tfay.
A4<lr*w "Our Trtl«tti| ll'a Orvtt to
It*. hl^tl>l« w by l*«ul Hhorrork. pmtor
• ' 4M> ilfft •• h'lti
Ad<t r •*« <hif Hori »( Today." fcy
Hi»9tn«— Amrrlee." I*4 by It If. Vlrtta
MACHINE TIPS;
GIRL INJURED
Miaa CKff W. It. a bookkeeper liv
ing at 303 Belmont Court, narrowly
•wraped death early Monday when a
machine In which alie wu riding on
the highway near Kent, iklddxl and
overturned. The rtrTa hip wu brok
en and ah* r*c*tved a rniWar of
tmdy brulaea
Dr. Carroll IT Gray the other oc
cupant of the otr. e«r«pei injury.
GEORGE TILDEN,
BOND MAN, DIES
George If. TlMra. on* of llie I Mat
known hood dealer* in tha North
west. died at Heat Us General HMpI
tat early Monday TUd*n waa op
rratad upon February II mad Buf
fered a relapse two day* ago. Ha waa
II yaar* *f ax* and I* »orrlT*d fey a
widow.
Bill Bar* Search
Without a Warrant
Pol|r*m*n and othor pea/** ofllcera
who enter and aearrh prtvtt* dwell
in« houaaa or placaa of raotdanor
without a aearrh warrant will be
rut'ty of a *ro«a fniademeanor In aarh
Inatanra try th* proviaiona of a bill
pending In the WiaUtura. and now
In th* hand* of th* rommltlaa on }u<
dietary. Corporation Coonael Waitar
K Meier haa informed th* city c*un
en.
Harding Message in
Chunks by Wireless
Amateur radm opera to re were com
f»*tm« Hum lay right for prixsi for
receiving and delivering a 10 won]
nv»**age tent out l*y I'reeldent-elect
Harding Two wtationa In the Kaat
aent the flrmt, third 'and fifth, etc.,
word* ending with the 37th, Two in
the Went, one t*elng at I ace), Wash,
aent the Mrond fourth and aixth.
etc wor*l» A elation at Ro< k I*l
end. 111., eent the ftth and 20th
word* The mewmits r-oukl U if
re||ittd for hy any city. county or
atate official.
GUARANTY
BANK
AND TRUST CO.
4%
ON SAVINGS
HKNRT KLEIKBRRfI.
Chairman of th«- Hoard
HftCKHT eICKAIUi.
I'realtf em.
HOMKtt W. l;i NKKII
Vice President.
ART HI "ft C KAHLKR.
Ca*hl»r.
KHAN K lIHOWN.
Assistant Cashier
<2 ISO I*. WILTON,
\salstant Casliln
OKU. V. WACHTIN,
Mgr. Foreign L>ept
First Awe. and ( slnsikla M.
HHALKD l'ltnics\!,s indorsed
"Proposals for Magaxine. Puget
Sound. Washington. Speclfh atTon
So. 4!! 12." will be received at th«
Mureau of Yard* and Dock*. Navy
1 m par t ment. U • w|,»ngton. D. C..
UNTIL 2 o rUH'K IV M . M A IK''!l
Ifi. 1911, AN!) t'NTIL 11 O'CLOTK
A M OF TIIK HAMK DAY. al th**
Public Works Office. Thirteenth
Naval District, Navy Yard, Puget
Sound. Wmh and then and iliere
public ly opened, foi a tnagssinc,
being about SO by 71 feat In plan,
and having con<yet* foundations and
•x i srloT plat for m. < on< ret«
bane supporting wood floor, hollow
tile walla atuccoed on exterior, ateM
iniawe* and naming aabeato*
shingles on wood roof deck, copper
sheet metal work, ateel doors, and
lightning protection system, also a
railroad aiding, st the Naval Am
munition Depot. Puget Hound. Wash
ington Drawing and Hpeclfleatton
No. 4rt:<2 may be obtained on appli
cation to the Hureau, or to the Com
mandant. Thirteenth Naval Dlatriet,
• v . Yard, Puret Hound, Wash Dt
posit of a ' he< k or poatal money or
| ler for flO. payable to the Chief ef
the Bureau of Ya rdr< and Docks, in
required a« security foi the safe re-1
turn of the drawing and specifics- |
tion. ('. W. PAIiKS, Clue/ of Hureau.
irbruary I. iy:i.
CONGRESSMAN
FLAYS HINDIS
Sayt Baseball Post Scheme
to Block Justice
HV 11l ItHKHT W. WAIKKIt
WAHHINOTON, Mb ll—Dlr*<l
rharge that b*»<-h*ll m>«n«tN *p
pointed Judge Ixihllk of Chlaago a* a
national arbitrator "t their org nilr-i
tlon to d««f«*t aolla ngalnat th«-m wa*
rnnd* by llcprnw-ntnUv* Wclty, Ohio,
today.
W i lt> »ia before th* hmiae Jvjdlci
ary nxiil&lU** which opened IrivneU
ration of Ilia lni|>eac.hinent rhurgea
agalnat by the <<.ngr<-« man
"lllx appointment *u a plain at
tempt V> block JuaUrti," "ai'l Welly.
"Orgtuil**d h*«*-tmll named him In
the hope that the action woul<l atop
the |»ro**<utlon of lha <*hl<ago While
Ho* play*r» Indicted for gambling,
and the $»«« 000 anll-truat ault
brought by th* old Federal l«agt»*
against th* National and American
league*."
Wrlty told lit* rommllle* that
I,amii* ahould be remoirad from of'
Or* trtKwua* b* holiln Ih* office of
fademl judg* and arbllrutor of nr
(anlaed haaelialL Ha charged that
bribery wan U»« woOy* of newUill
majrnal** In employlnj th* Judge
aiul that ht* holding both rfflc**
tendu to nullify prosecution of '"hi
<*go pla»«r* for Ihtowlng world
serte* game* and th* 1140.600 )udg
rnrnt obtained by lb* d*funct K*d
•ral l«aru* agalnat th* Am»rloan
and National league* In anti truat
prwwllnga.
Tb* only wttnejw to be beard
today wax Watty. After h* con
dude* Ilia testimony the commit
to* will determine whether It abould
rail othar witn«***a or autk* It*
report
Holds Up Women and
Flees u Cops Shoot
t Null rue Into the bruah aa aliota
pelted around him. a young highway,
man wopnl Raturday night. Patrol
man <l. W. Christy and K. Vill'l
algtited him after b* had attempted
to hold up Mlm C Chllbrook. «03
13rd ave N . and Miaa OUT* Kellogr
*32 33rd av*. N.. at SJrd a*e and ■
Madleon aC They fired at him but
ha evaded rapture.
Legion Ceremonies
for Naturalization
flperial nrrmonlM by the Rainier
Noble poet. American Legion, will be
held In federal court Saturday In eon
nertlon with naturalisation proceed
Inga.
Lady Trout Are Now
Outnumbering Gents
A sudden shortage of male trout U
reported from the KaaL Htate Pish
Commissioner Darwin ordered t.OOO
OW Eastern brook trout from a Penti
syleanla hatchery, but w*« advlard
that owing t« as Inexplicable lark of
ma I* trout, only 3.740.600 t|(i could
t« fuml«hed at thi* time.
Broken Children's
Glad Home Enlarged
Another floor, recently completed.
Will bo opened Saturday at Ihi Ortho
Htf hoapllal. »h»r» th ey m*k«
•laaJthy. itralihl limbed youn*»ter*
nut at U>* bdikm. i»m«l little chll
dren that ar* brought to tliem Thl*
will IIHTMM th* Rapacity of th* inatt
tutlen to ltt bade.
First Governor'#
Nephew Dies at 69
Victor K. Tull. nephew of Elisha
P. Ferry. ftrat iroT«rTor of Ih* slatr
of Waahtnslon. died atlddenly In
Oakland. Cal. Saturday night. »f
--cording to word reaching 111* alaler.
Mr*. David Kellogg <!)ogK. IJS7 Iloren ave .
Hanttl*. M* wan O.
Hears Phone Gossip
When Far Out at Sea
While 1.000 mile* off the California
roest. Oapt Hmnmm W IIo!m«»«.
maeter of the aaJhng acboonei John
W Wella. now loading lumber at
Tort tllakeley for An at rat la. heard
telephone convenuiUona In the city
of Ixm» Argele*. he iKlare* Capl.
Holme* llwt• -tied In on the • hip's wire
ieaa. he explained
Hospital* in tbr Idaho mining di*
trl«te are ea|iiip|>ed for electrical
treatment for lead |*oiaoning.
Wanted-Talent
To Train for Our Coming
MOTION PICTURE
PRODUCTIONS
W» mr.in buwln*B* put
rt*attl* on th* movie map.
Children doairnble.
Seattle School of
Dramatic Art
lltt Nlnlh Aye, for. Sprint
Hour* II a. m. to 12; tl« 1
p. m.; 8 to 10 p. m.
Daily Kir«vl Bun<U>«
and I'Yiihjri
This Pure Cream
Stops Head Colds
Apply In Nostrils —lt Opens
Air Passagss Instantly.
Colds and ralarth yield like magic
to soothing. healing. antiseptic cream
thut penetrated through every air
pasaage and relieves swollen, In
flaiiifd mcmti! mii'N of now and
throat. Your dogged nostrils open
right yp nnd you can breath* freely.
Hawking and snuffling stop. Don't
slay stuffed up and miserable.
Got a small bottle of Kly's Oeam
Kalm from your druggtat. Apply a
little In the nostrils and get Instant
relief Millions Indorse this remedy
known for more than fifty yeai *.
will be received by
the |)ur«au of SuppHea Mod Ac
• ounts. Navy Department. Washing
ton. I). t\. until Ift i' i loi I, a in,
March I. 1921, for d<li\ering pipe
filling", bolts nn4 ntjts to the Navy
Yard. I'uget Sound. Wash Applj for
propnaal* to the Supply Officer,
Navy Yard. Pug«n Hound. Wash., or
to tne Pureau of Supplier and Ac
counts. C. .1 riOOPMJK \ctlng Pav
uiaaUi Ucncial uf the Na\>. .-I-il.
CITY TO OBSERVE
GREAT BIRTHDAY
Business Halts Tuesday to
Honor Immortal George
runtrgn Washington will be lit
r«ri old Tue»dayl
Hu.lneiw will He partially au»-
pemlod liar* Tue«d»y while lodgea,
■or let tea, churchea, and other or
KnnlMUan* >ad the |Miblk? In Ofle
lira ling Hie anniversary of hi*
birth
A downtown parade by troopi of
'h« 1441 h Field Artillery antl the
Third Infantry al t4J a. m. will
o|.ni the program
The chief feature of the relebm
lion will be memorial aervlcoa at
Ilia unlvemlty lampul at II
o'rlork, hold under the auaplcee
of italriter < hoptor. iMugtateni of
the American Reyolutlon. Krneat
H. Huaaejr, pmaident of the •!»!<
woolety of Hona of Ihe American
{(evolution, will deliver the prtncl
put cVlrmi. t.'nlver»lty band will
furnUh patriot!'' mualr
Following thin a reception for
forelgrt representative* will be h«ld
la Home Knonotnle hall, with
Mayor Caldwell aa tnaatm;i»ter.
Other affair* Include a banquet
Ttioeday evening at the Rainier
club, given by Jamee Hhielda aa
Hemtily. K. of and an addraa*
by Col. Roland T. Hartley before
Oriental Chapter No. It, Itoyal
Arch Miiaona, at Maoonle ton pie.
Thursday evening Kcottuiti Rite
M v*n« will hold their annual
*er»ance of Washington'* birthday
Jealous, Slays Wife
and Ends Own Life
11-WAfT), WMt, F>b. ll—Telling
his daughter to f> outdoor* and
play. Victor Holm shot and instantly
killed hi* wife. and then fatally
wound**] hlnwlf Runday afternoon,
living only a f- w minutes after vwl
late seven bullets into hi* own body
Holm, who had Junt returned to
hla home h»r» from California, I*
■aid lo bar* been flre«l with jealousy
Ha la reported to have told a n'l|h
bor be Intrwlnd to kill hi* wife be
csuse. he alleged. ah* had been un
faithful to hira.
Mother, 2 Children
Die in Explosion
CArri-K ROCK. Feb. 21 Pouring
kenau-ne on the kitchen fire to hurry
up the supper she wax preparing re
sulted in the death, Haturday, of Mr*
Loren W. Young and her two umall
children. The store exploded and set
their clothing afire.
Young. who I* foreman at the In
mon Poulson I.umber To. ramp, waa
on hla way home at the close of the
day'* work.
Steps on Burglar
Alarm; Boy Is Shot
To compensate for alleged In
Jnrla* to ber 1J year-old aon who.
»be claim*. Inadvertently walked
Into a burglar trap at the home
of Mr. and Mr*. Paul P. Otto.
JT4I Westlaka are., January I.
Mr*. Bernica Mac Dona Id. X 744
Weatlake ave., haa brought suit
for
The t>or. she My*, received 14
buckohot In his right band when
he stepp«d on # a platform at the
Otto residence where be waa play
Inc.
Prominent Man In
Aberdeen Is Dead
AKEROKEN. Feb. 21.—Two hour*
after John W. Young bad aaked hbi
wife for the time at t a. m. Sunday.
Mr* Young found her huahand doad
whan ahe went to summon him to
nhwwer a telephone cajl
Younr waa ii ye«n> old. chairman
of the CSraya Harlior county rommla
fioocra. mrrrtary of Ui* KUta* lode
and pnat mind kniffht of the
Knight* of Columl>ua. Ix-ath waa
due to heart trouble.
Twfilf W trM-Fanrai Mar«
larMlng
4 FIT* II 41.H K I.KXII r
Omml 4r(Ut«
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MC'IA 1)1 L4M.HKR\I(K)R
TurwO y
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\\ ed»ie«da> Mntlaee—
TU.F> Or IIOKK*4>-
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Friday—
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I 1*41.11 %< < I
Matlnrf—
TH \l*
*>NlHrd«« Er»Bl«f
THO\ ATOIUC
fWICES Orchestra, f? »« and It.
flalrotir 15 ami Ii SO; Gallery |] and
7 be PotHilar WMandir Matinee. En
tire Or.»»r»tra $•, tUU-onr. |1 •<» and
II; OaU*ry. *•«'. Add !•% War Ta*
Philadelphia Was
the Bothplace if
Title Insurance
TITLE INSURANCE
yas originated in
Philadelphia in 1874 by
Real Estate Title Insur
ance & Trust Co.. today
one of Philadelphia's
outstanding Trust Com
panies. The idea took
strong hold at once, and
for a great many yews
Philadelphia has known
110 other way of evidenc
ing land titles than by
Title Insurance.
In Seattle Title Insur
ance is furnished by
WASHINGTON ME
INSURANCE COMPANY
"Uader Stat* Kupervlalaa'*
Aaaata Mora Tkaa MM.OM.N
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21. H»2l
MAY REDRAFT {
GERMANY BILL)
Allied Statesmen in London
Meeting
HV r.n I. KKKN
LONDON, Keb St, Aa onie* ;
atntaamen gathered hara today, thero
waa a proepect--
That Germany*! bfll will be rO*
draftxd.
That the French cabinet may b% <
overturned If that bill I* lightened
That the future relation* n»i*»n
France and Oreat Britain will ho
finally determined.
That Turkey and C;r«ere miy ad.
Juat their territorial claim* and pro.
claim peace.
Ktateamen brand aa Impoaalblo
chance* of a apllt b«*tween Fran<o i
and 'Jreat HrltaJn. but they admittc4
they aaw no chance of reconciling
vlcwa of >*remiem firland and 1.10
Ooorge In rrgard to Germany.
... V
PAR 18. Feb. 81.—Germany 1
admitted today to membership In tho
lenirun of natlona technical organize 1
tlona.
The league eounell at the opeijln*
Of Ita attllng here Invited Germany
to piirtlclpate In the International
tran.lt conference at Barcelona ne*t
month, thereby Inaugurating tho
policy of admitting her to all technl. j
cal commlHKlona. pending her actual
atlmiarlon to the league.
Two Men Are Shot;
Third One Arretted
BACRAMKNTO. Cal.. I>b 21— W.
J. Miller wa« arrented 'oday fol
lowing s BUD fight In the Na'oraas
dlKtrlct, In which Howard Vols nnd
Antonio I Mas were shot A d irput*
over wa*»« led to the shooting.
Both mfn win live
Students in Drive
for Montlake Bridge.
Inauguration of a campaign hM
university Mudents to urge pa«sasal
by the voters Marrh t of the Mont
la k* bride* proportion waa at
nounced Sunday. Th« Htadlum.
they claim. I* dependent on such a
bridge for financial *ucce«*.
Do you
know
T# seel In the
tfollolous Burley
tobaooo flavor.
LUCKY
STRIKE
CIGARETTE
t " ■!
DO TOT WATT TOCK
TAXES REDUCED
Tin rM lulani Bra al the
MBIIW
ELECTION OF
COUNCILMEN
It r«ili Ihr city and county
• bout (1,000 00 p -r day to own.
maintain and operate automobile*,
for lh«-lr employe*. By elimin
ating the umiMMMry car* from
thla fleet. and aubMituting our
aervice for buaineiu. purpoaea. It
would mean a aavintr of about
lioo 000 oo a year to the laipay -
era.
A *0 or >O-day trial Ii all that 1
la needed to prove this.
Seattle Taiicab Company
HAIX 111 FIVF Hr^DRKD
AMUSEMENTS
MOORE tf.W.V
VALtHKA MHATT
FI,O I.RWIfI
JOHSMY HIHKK
and Old Rom: Harry Kahne;
Rice and Newton: B«*rt and Flor
ence Mayo.
wuaism
_Ft fib and ft.e El tie 11 MM
Slaw—Mala. Taea. »«* aad Sal.
Thenaa Wllkea Preaeata
«KIIIIIM.
A Riualaa- Tlaacllac remedy
K»e». i»c ta 91. Mat*. »Te ta .Vkr
f&WS theatrc
Uvy'» ('•wfdy C«, lm
"KIM-A-Mlir
Amateur \l*ht Ttararfay
i bam* tilrVa* I «»nieat Tlunday
Night* (£unriav*) 45c; Mat. I»aily,
S?t\ Mats. Daily Ex. Mon., Thura.
Mats. a:3O Xighta 7:15 and 9:11.
BUNGALOW *k "i M B*v T >
Third. >rar I'lae. Kit. Kin.
NivhMv K - «KOKOB WOOII S
niguujr "Typical I'oplcal Hei ae"
S to 1 H m.
Darn-in* I In I i. in. Table d'Hote
A la Carte After Theatre ilpeclalttea
Clint Wlllard K. t\ Rippe
t'onlcal I'i.ni.lll
PANTAQES
Matinee*. !:iO. Nights. T and »
No* t'laylua
"SKITKJIBHH MOOK-
Quinn and Oaverh : Jeaale Millar:
fieo. K Grave* Company; Marva
lli'lin; L<ove and Wilbur; 'Bride 13'
General Adinlaalon: •
Mntlnee*. *bc; Nlghta. <oc
ggra&aaig
Kjlra Klae
VAV OK V 11. I. H
Feature Phatoplayt
••r It HI. K « till
altk l»A» lit MITI.KK