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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
DEFINITE PLANS
Continued from Page onel

the recognition os their principles by
Presaden; Wilson IS PREDICTED oa a
apparently general belief among their
membership that the government has
not held together II any O. IRE
drives on The high coz q IrHs
spectre"
Much criticism was directed Z. eoo-
greSs and tie heads Of executive de-
parsments during tie recent wage
negotiations leaders said
Tie general feeling q railroad "a
Dor was expressed n this question
asked by a union Official who has
Carried is grievances through the e.
tire negotia tons:
Are we. as Americans. ID adm,
thai we cannot control the p-o4teer -
The program under consideration
will IN no way rur counter 10 TIE
plan Of the American Federation Of
Labor which has announced its IL
iention Of engaging aggressvely n
the coming political campaign.
With this railroad union leaders
said they we're in complete accord
They propose however, an ampl.sca-
ton Of. and an addition to the poll
cies outlined BY Samue. Gonpe-x
federation president. with the pu--
pose Of 'benefiting all OF the people
while helping labor"
There was no indication Of the ex-
act form which the program VII,
take II can be stated. however. tia.
II will contain recommendations 20
Congress which all labor VIII he
counted on to support Union heads
said they decided 70 have their ideas
worked out comprehensiyeiy for sab
mission TO the genera, convention
next week.
Intimation also Was made that 4
plea was 70 be made TO the more de-
ternined Of the railroad union mem
bsrs who have relentIess,y demanded
action and relief"
Some Of the conservative leaders
seemed 70 feel that the p.eside.s's
proposition to create a wage tn
bunal for dealing with union claims
might not entirely NEE. apprs-sl q
the membership. The program they
haye taken UP. therefore. would for
THY the union heads aszins. the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
Ms Julian q. Tsyser

Mrs May Kee.y IAy.or. wife C Jul
.Aa D. Iaysor. 6ssd Saturday Axse<.oo-
:: he. ho-e O College Avs-Se sf-e- q
soag acc ,Ai.eri Esaess Which she e.
e-Test with WczdNssi focdtcde nd pa
,seoce MI Tay1o- was Tie daughter
@. Pro-. George vAsai-1toa KeeiF
who Vas &c. many yearx professor @
Ea.Asza.scx /. wa.e.vs.,e co-leEe- See
was barn i. wa.erv1-,e Ne Svec he-~
Al her LIE Although n -scG, -e-
Nrx TzytoTs heztt. 6sd co- fe--s. As-
e-Eagtng = soc1a, activities. \ VIE
circle Of f,iec3s f-o- ex--xr Gays I'll
always cAey.sa Ter Es-1o-r- She Ezs
admired n. sevet ~ Al who r7ex BE-
eor tie rare qualities cf he- -t-e a.
heart Mt Iayior Is s-.~ivee b. s=-
hvxsAad, Prus- sut.sz D IAyio-. ~ Ae<
son. George K Bo.;s-e: 2ca - ae-
--za5tAzxen1. Ms ka.h.---e Al
-llaheth Bo-;slls- Il. tz-e-al se-.se
vii :. he'd T-es4ar a..s.-oo. 4. !.
. c.cc. nd ~iE .'e private
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
REDDEST OF REDS
lContlnue: from Pare Ora

s-so- = "A. tie anarchists phi 20
0. Tie .E-2 Nova SrcE2 is1 - -.1:h
--c;l7g a-6 sioo.shae- Leate-s - ;as:
ss-.se 3acIu5e1 Er--A Gost--.z- Czz,:-
ae..a- william MGcqGeea. Al ing "a
aazrcA.s.- s.1 Sallz-L After L1e s--.ks
With is gas-ocss<.-i ed The E--7
vas kes, alive - few --s-s-=-s- -
.. .h1Se ao~ .1elt..tt ~..1 l. ,he H.
ga, agents sad are C2m-ae,;z and ~
ZERO GEaees.o. All % is L.=4.E-e :
~ a.shed q Italian,
Czn.e.A u tescr1e5 =: re .e.s--l
s-tA7r.ties Is e2c1t v!t-.ollc ~-s.e. q
a.arcA.<: s-e:ec.. ard s,w4rs ..p!aas
q lis writings ere Pr.ao.p,ss ali :eAcl-
-es @. his master. Aa,a.es.a- A.te-
MAates.a's s4-shlsa. from ire Tint
e3 States. C2-aire.tA vas Is chief rep
:esss1i = tbs county AID vas n
censtaa. eozE-asczeicn VIII htm, :: s
charged
A -ecsa: s1csrp. from Tac-oe sad:
Tie p-olsar.z: sends 20 you. 70. re
evil WISHES. -: ;he promise Z re -ot
"a. future rs shall entertain .ou q
lie esrrscsees'
asea:s asserted. -s "n?: lie TIE Rus
sian workers o Communists They are
anarchists &c tie ~o-sc type. 10. TIE
ee%Alles constructive anarchists hu:
.hsss are -.e-ro-ists' 70 - compared
With he n:tii:sls % Russia They as
enemies o: a.! sc~e:nlert- ~he.he. I.
t< so-esi.ei capitals. or communist.
They seek thai. s2ds throosa tie
-ss Q: bombs AID e:hs. engines os DE-
s.-sc.aoz 10 create terror AID fear.
.AsE are disciples Q. Problem. k-cro:-
r.. and later. BAkun;. whose aro3a-
Sa.6a o: violence res-iie5 Z hezvy lcss
Of lie Il Narcotics. France. during
strike .Aers-'
TIE ps.scne-s viii Be .Akea 70 Ellis
Issaz3 Tomorrow 20 AVA. deportation
proceedings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
ana furnishing AT those seeking

~ and furnishing at those seeking
u p-oatee- either personally CT
trough aggregated combinations Q.
-ec or money: il sho-. the preeen
-a.ioa 10 the people fer their SUI
.aees Of man upon an old zine
Democratic platform under the p.'n-
c:p.cs Of which the republic 70. so
many years vas oonten.sd. prosper
oas and i-viacitle-
II . faith Of this kind appeals to
ire Democratic Of Indiana ! desire 70
70 IS q delegate a, large 10 the Coz
ye1.:on at San Francisco 10 Sdvo-
cafe this kind>of platform and 10 as
ceraia whether everything ts2s
maze the republic great vas night
or wrong"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
FOX GETS DEMPSEY.
CARPENTER BATTLE

New York Feb. ls-wiiiiam Fur
the moving picture and thsatrtcai
man said tonight that he had r..
ceived a cable message from u. Des-
camps. manager Of osorsss Carpen.
tier. the French heavyweight cham.
pson. accepting an offer for Cafpen-
tier to engage In a worlds cham
pionship contest with Dempsey in
America. on July or Labor Day.
Winfield r SheeAan sailed yester.
day 10 confer a representative az
Mr. Fox with ths Ffench manager
10 octaiE the necessary signature, :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
Raps Sirn Fem

Boston. Feb. .-Nenbers q the
lister delegation TO the United
States addressed several church con-
gregaaons and public meetings II
Boston and vicinity today.
William Coote, NJ. P. in a speech
this afternoon charged tie Sim
Fem with doing ali il could to he.,
Germany defeat the plans Of United
States and had been d;sioyal 70 both
nations Referring TO sentiment n
his section Of Ireland be said
We are satisfied with the prese..
conditions under British rule. We
don't want any change and viii No.
permit il"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
UNKNOWN POISON KILLS
ONE IN BAD SHAPE

Orange. y. J. Feb is--N-s- Mary
Mecca. 60 wears old. IS dead a-5
Ms Elizabeth Connolly 81. ,he lat
ter's son- Te,s-. were rsncve1to Aos-
p.iai today in g serious ctn6!t.oa
from The ELECTS CO At c-KDcT1 rc3s-
OF II tse aEarneo: where the v:c-
tins were found unconscious we-e 3
bottle OF cough mixture : ba,tle ot
alcohol and 2 car CO salmon party
consumed TIE deputy County ply
stefan declared Mrs MeCoc.'s Death
v2s due - chemical poisoning"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
Seize Still ia Conn.

Waterbury. corn. FEB 1s-A GstY
gallon Sill said ~ TIE police 10 t'e
n .-I operation with a huge stock Ct
ingredients claimed 20 be used in tie
making Of whiskeY was SEIZED a =
raid today By tie police n q hack
-ooD- three stgh.. Up. Joseph Fer
-e2cs- said so bs proprietor Of tie
Still and Calvin A Tr1ve-s and
Michael jacobson who were presea.
when tie police wea. ;c.o TIE place
were arrested. The still is said TO
be the largest seized n New Eng
lane s.ncs TIE prohibition enforce
men: went into effect
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
ICY RAILS RETARD
TRAFFIC IN WESTERN
PART OF MASSACHUSETTS

Springfield Mass. Feb. i-W@.-
81 Massachusetts steam and trolley
UaIc was again tied Up the R.ea,er
par Of today due 10 the rain SON
.IS morning which was so,-
.o"eo ~ sudden drop in teupea-
Ice quickly formed "a tie rails
and much difficulty was found IN
MAKING Roadway In tie suburb,
oieis tie street railways ahsa.
o"ned se-Tioe entirely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
ROOT GIVEN DINNER
ON HIS 18TH BIRTHDAY

Ner Yc-t Fse --EAs Rco: es.:-
a-S.s5 hzs -th t.-h5ay :. rs ho--e
.e-s :o.zy- ~. Eoo. Vas ;se E1et Ills
evE.-e =. a. internal dinner glrsl
= lis ho-o- ~ Ns-hc.As Mg-ay b.
-. --eSee-. Q. Cc.Ezs.z C.trs-Ey-
II. 4 HATS chsE-z. - tie Re,.1-
lacz- -a..e-ai Committee, tsseg-z1hs3
szv.-E (. ,a--
= co1E-z.zts-e .he cS1.t-E G. Eth,
Fn.e.. is z-S. c5.le- ~ho Azs 6o.s -
-zcs 70 -e.sc. g.ey - Re ..-ar All
Y-sesYre re ;sss,s -sk-g 70: ihe IA.
ve.ea-e @: re ceepse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
MARSHALL VIEWS
Continues from PAGE one)

and pe.petu;ty Of the American re-
public must rest finally upon a few
ancient and time hcnored Demo
cratic doctrines
NO one save God can remove tie
individual as uni. Of good govern
ment legislative efforts 20 produce
justice and good order in society b.
listening and aceedtng TO the de-
MAIDS Of persons and classes viii II
the hour Of peace produce failure.
The only sure foundation for a sta
bic republic must rest on the Jene--
sonian rsgh; TO life and to the pur-
suit OF happiness.
The Democratic party should
stand 70. this and pledge itself 20
rebuild the American political ssruc-
ture along this line by clearly divid
Ing its citizens into tie law abiding
and Law breaking: making its laws
res, equally on all men: permitting
the individual citizen who Is homes.
10 succeed by honest methods: giving
to NO citizen legislation; Furnishing
anyone who. untustiy obtains sue
cess by crooked and dishones.
meAns: BY recognizing there is still
Q federation Of states: demanding
tina; the ssstes discharge the duties
OF local SEX government: resisting
the vsurpat;cns OF the general gov
srnment; removing corrup, and
biAsed Justice: standing always 70.
obedience 70 the decresss Of cour.
and to constituted authority: insist
Ing that the legislative branch o.
the government shall be responsible
for the discharge Of its duty and
serving notice upon It tina. Il canno.
skuIk behind An alleged interference
on the pan OF the executive branch:
eiectinS IN executive pledged to dis
charge the countless olicsals and in
Vulnerable agents made necessary b.
the war and 70 administer public af-
fairs along economic ,ineA even TO
the point Of vetoins every bssi car
rying not only unnecessary and i'll
advised appropriations but appro-
priations for the benefit OF a few
citizens rather than for the common
xosd; regulating every public us,I-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
Wilson's Adriatic Note
Vexes Italian Diplomats

Pa-.s. Feb .&-(Eavas.-I-a-sa. c:.-
cies n Leado. are repo-.s5 % se E-ea.-
II diS.--h-s oye- . -o.e SCI. BY F-eS.-
dan: WISH % he Supreme allied oozn-
cil. Z. sssssel iAs-s. 6sarr-ov7-r Q.
ire proposed colV-olise ey which =.
was hoped .he -At-1s;Sc e1ss,soa -nssa:
Re see:is1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
ZBYSZKO returns TO
CHALLENGE STETCHER

Ssr To-k- Fer. .a-S-1.-k-22s ZS2 8
Ike. TIE Polish wrestler rho Gains III
xo-s5'x t..Ee .. tie G-zsco-R1-A. 80 y
a.. vas sec9ad ol'y % ;he sz;e Frazk
9th tie ca.ra-aS-cz.cl-a xrs;.a-.
ssx years ago. arrived aers ,o1zT -
.l.s Danish steamer Oscar L
zhyEzke. ~so Vas -se-s4 K E.ss4a
zc-s THAI fo-r yea-s. rss-rag here 10
challenge 20. lie title -ow had by Joe
S.ecae-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
BOSTON CENTRAL LABOR
UNION FAvORS SEATING
BERGER IN CONGRESS

Boston. Mass Feb ia resc.c-
.soa calling upon Coagress 10 seat
V:cso: Z. Berger. socialist elected
from tie 9Th eolg-sS<.onz. district
Of Wisconsin was adopted b. : vote
os s. % IS a. q meeting Of shs Bos-
toe Central Labor Union today. TIE
resolution caused considerable dis
c.SSscc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
WA1ERvILlE


Lr Ne-cy Herso.o ese3 ~ lie hozoe
q. Der so.. I'd ae-3c- e XeCr. Se--
zoa- Sl1zy -c-EE.E - LIZ 2E. q $
yez-s AID -ce,s SIZE Is Survived ~
= s.osher. ReSs<n weaswoEsk: os2gk-
se-. Ma Fsz,o0 Fa1hA1: I'D three
su.s, I'd &C Xoz-: Vefooa- C2Toe r q
Mercer a.4 Albert " Ct Wa.e<vasse-
yu.e-z, services vii BE he'd ~ Mount
vezcn Taesezy =. - o'csock = lie
Sc-socl-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
TO AUCTION OFF
FORMER GERMAN
LINERS TO-DAY

NAks1ng-ca- FeA E-Bss. e. =.
q1cAAs g The s-sy .1s- g.
a S'A<esags~ liners AXE. c-=
'@s seTs@e.s ezr.aS ID. VIZ
= Received ~ The sas,pens s.rz-3 :
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ne Os1c- - Ccszrssx
cN--1 ~ ,es s,s&-s q - s--
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= temporary lS-ocescn srss-s. -
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<-eS
tsAssa Payne & tn ho-: :.
aSseT adhered 10 Us "a, w..
asoeE sses eaeAsnAsse f~
S-Aaece - lie 1-a-or1. 4.
ne Soa-c aos lie sena,s c,-s-..a
cSf11I-z ssssa astrx cso-s---.-,-
SIess rs 4,2e2-4ocs =
Se'--s IS rSsszzreS - vAscA e-ass -. q
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q 3 Aosk. xSSsssa-- s:-.-.
Wa A-g-ex- scr - e,E-
s saszneSsoc p~oceee.-r. rs
az VIA E&noesoS aesr II
G1 hyae an>,-,,~s =.
would sreaer. The So. e..
E.rSa - he ssn..s -
coE<ass-ee F-sAay.
ASscc Was S~ = g.
- seeaess ssas Ps~xsse-, VI.
SazS meek rsssss make
soa cEeres NJ Sx.
g. .4d aeagkss hy TIE SGT
cAy. axkn< VA. a.
So an. Ae Ind -uss w.
,so. - esssas r~g2-ssze Sa<y,az
1oe S0Der GesDaa sA-x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16

Montreal Feb. l5-E F. Slack,
president and organizer Of the Cam
adam Press and general manager OF
the Montreal Gazette died a, his
Rome here tonight Of double pneurro.
pia-
M. Slack who vas 50 years old.
was born at Waterloo. Quebec He
Joined the stan OF the Aortreai Ca
Bette in 1sss ~ a reporter. He was
excessively telegraph editor. city
editor. editorial writer and managing
editor. finally becoming managing
director. He organized the Canadian
Press in 1890
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16

xssess, MA Ee-e w!.aee Ct No-lA
Taana:horc-
There VII ee 5oGhss c-oerzl a.
The home CT Wednesday .. -sf
o'escek In the 4t.s-occa- .As sesF ace
being private An cgI6cc- PRAYER
service VIII BE he'd AZ tss gave
whscn vi. be puhs5c B--1al VII -
n .ns Fy5e-IS cx-e-ey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16

military ard naval co-:-ol ever the
straits Q. The Da-3arsilss- TIE sx-
rerS tomorrow Will bs-n the Dis
cQSs.oc 81 the methods az cer--c.-
Marshal Foch Niu rts.sseZ. France
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16

aae !see-saA~aa, Sa,ssa.r ~,
aSaes Invaded by r-e.,s.s
LssaA nav'ss~soa. rs<sra>a $50
&c sss -~sesas x rsss,e -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
HAO FOLLOWED HIM
FOR Fifteen YEARS

IL. I couldn't get a good nights
sleep and l just felt so good and
without energy all the time These
spells got pretty regular and j tried
all kinds OF medicines 20 get relief.
but / just kept on having them.
worse each time. until | became dis.
eouragcd and down-hearted. for |
was afraid I wouldn't be able TO
hold up much longer.
several OF my friends told me
that Tanlac had helped them, and
heard SO much talk about II
around the yards that decided TO
get a bottle. and commenced 20
feel better before | finished II. My
food tasted better and I noticed
that the heavy feeling was leaving
my stomach. I kept right on TAX.
ing Tanlac and now my stomach
never troubles me and I Just feel
fine all the time. sleep like "a
log every night and have already
gained several pounds In weight.
I will always praise Tanlac and
I arm constantly telling about how
II has fixed me up"
Tanlnc is sold In Seattle by Rartell
Drug stores under the personal dl.
recuon OF a special Tanlac reprasen.
tatyo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Frctions Are Waging
Bitter Struggle for
Convention Control

litioal leadership ef the Hays group,
IL is some problem.
one by one the candidates are be.
INK subjected Go the acid test.
Wood smells strongly OF runpow.
der and doodle. They are afraid he
would be defeated Too much DOODLE
about Low den. johnson too radical
and too extreme on tho treaty.
The old guard have urged Knox
and Sproul.
Tho new guard are afraid Knox
would be weak tn the West. and they
don't know enough about sproul 60
be sure OF him. Also. he II too close
to penrose to suit them Coolidge
Is not enough % national figure.
Hes all right for vice president tho.
and may get that.
Hoovers name has been brought
forward az practically all OF the con
fereneea. The leaders Of both groupE
are unanimous In the opinion that
Hoover would be tho surcst OF cleo.
uon OF any man they could nominate.
and there is no personal objection 20
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
FEAR HOOVER ~
TOO INDEPENDENT

but Hoover - rejected on the
ground thar 20 nominate him would
30 slapping Johnson In the face, and
also that he would not submit TO die.
tation from the political masters Of
the party. lie Is pictured As q ina
OF tho Wilson type. who would In
sist upon running tho whole show -
senate. national COMMITTEES machine
-everything. But he could surely be
elected. They ali know that. and sv.
cry now and again they come back 70
the discussion OF Hoover.
Theirs Is n tremendously interest.
ing fact about these conferences.
Mark IL we'll IL may have no signifi.
canee in the finai stage OF this great
battle-and again. II may have great
significancs.
This Is a. Among all IN, names
that are being considered bv these
masters OF tho convention. that OF
WIN HAYS. chairman Of the nRtionaI
committee. Is tho one that up to now
has brought forth the least objection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
He WOULD KILL
WARLIKE HYMNS
Preacher Says the Church
GlorifleS Warfare
NY MILTON BRONNEg

-
boNboN' June 10. I'm" hymns "
,he CHRISTIAN ehu, ..il mus =. So 80.
80 ,,.,,~ - ,,.c.h drnwn
80. -. "a ,,,ts,, ..sr, % r,or,f,
-, -, ~ or,,l,.a
rA,r !. ~ ,,,.,v ~ the nav IN
1910. - =, uoiv rrtn,,y
.s,'e,, h. ~. ,av,n =, col,s
t1.@,.rs
- ua.,,t,.o, .r., hi,,..t,
D.. ,,,...a,,. ,a,-,,...s :. ,o,loyyg.
- ..,,,. 49, ,Aas -, - a.
-. :, ,,,,,.,,,.
@Is s,.e,sr, "a
- - -, .,,, .tet-.n.
- 80. $1,000 =, ,ad. An
s -, s,.,t.tsS,., $1,000.
we hhhh % hAS I'a"y u"an w
were 10 compare OUT 'hr~,i.'h nio 70
warfare ana 70 compare ,ho nov
meht OF 'he chureo 10 mat OF Wy,
uorlous army hS"ns '"'' We eou UI
sue uhsH'nAihsV ps,''e ""
nave become iyihB DIAL ph'"'y'
who would now sing; Like n
mighty army moves the Church OF
God With the cross OF
Jesus going on beforeF
I'VE see more clearly than we did
before that those who follow a cru.
Gifted God do not 20 forward sweep.
ing all before them, trampling down
their enemies and breaking down
the gates OF hell. II In another track
that they follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Engineer Martin Says He
Was About to Give UP
From Stomach Trouble
Before He Got Tanlac
Eats Anything Now

w. I. Martin, OF 45sh South
=...in st.. Los Angeles, Cal. loco
.aotive engineer In the yards Of the
Southern Pacific railroad. is an
other well known railroad man who
has cause 70 be glad he tried Tan
lac.
'-Tanlac has completely relieved
me OF a case OF stomach trouble
that has followed me for fifteen
years" declared Mr.. Martin. BE
fore I took this medicine | always
had a dull. heavy feeling Ike lead
In the cit Of my stomach, and /
often had awful spells when the
gas would bloat me up as tight
az a drum. almost cutting off my
breath. Sharp pains went all
through my chest and were 40 Sc
we're at times I could hardly stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Each Had a Dandy Abb,
But They Land in County
Stockade Just the Same

low and Hunken faces" nearly every
man declared himself not guilty aud
advanced an abb.
Albert Ay"narius wanfsd 20 get of
the dope lie had agreed with De
tetoiye Blancbi.
But ! don't want 10 20 over 20
the stockade right now. ia the beau.
tiful summer ume--lts nicer 10 be
OUT he pleaded.
Dan Young was jus, out OF the
stockade few days, and claimed
that he never knew there was any
narcotic In the suit he put ON after
getting his liberty
1T was a bad mistake" Judge Cor
don advised him. narcasticaliy.
The hypo syringe found on J. Cos.
ter was ITO put oil into his sore ear. -
Costsr claimed.
Most Of the accused pleaded that
they had aged parents. wanted a
chance, and promised 10 leave town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

Tho county storkade was aug
mented by 10 alleged drug ad.
diets Thursday. following stlff
sentenccs met"si or by bustice
John u. Gordon Wednesday,. Two
urn were arrested In the South
END by Betestiv~s y. simunsiron,
j. bianchi apd =. Majcwrki. All
were charged under The state
NagrnDcy statute. which allows y
s<antrnce of sin months.
BlndleH OF narcotics. hypo outfits
aud opium pipes were produced by
the detectives as evidence agnins,
the accused men.
Fourmonth sentences were given
II men--Albert 4. Avenarius. Georr,
Boozer. Arthur Swanson. Edward
Conroy. Tony boareH, Charles
oliearn, Dan Young. J. coster
George Endieott, ". J. Brown and
I,so Hoffman. Jane Bender, Fred
Wells, Stewart Young and Jane We'd
dies were given two month sen
taneea. while o. V. Allen got off with
30 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
THE DENTISTS
YOU SHOULD
GO TO
Everything Depends on How
Your Teeth Are Treated
Poor Dental Work Is Dear
at Any Price.
STERLING DENTISTRY, as
Practiced by Painless Proc
tor, the Best in Every
Respect

Unless you are already satisfied
with one dentist. and cannot be rpa.
soned with in behalf OF another.
you cannot do better than visit
tho offices OF Painless Proctor,
northeast corner First Ave. and
Pike ST, Seattle, and SEQ sam.
pies OF this BEAUTIFUL work
in crowns. bridgowork and artificial
sets of teeth. Each crown IL made
by tho two-piece system tfirst get.
ting the hand and then soldering on
the ousp} This 10 tho approved
method OF all really high class den.
lists throughout the world-mnch
superior TO the roady.made crowns
used by so many offices.
In artificial teeth We atm at res-
toration OF the natural contour of
the lips and checks. which gives
naturalness in expression.
Tho proprietor OF this Office has
been in tho practice Of dentistry in
Seattle for rs years. and numbers
satisfied patients by the hundreds
All work guaranteed. fainiess
extraction Of teeth assured
Your teeth are q part of your
anatomy and great care should he
used In your selection Of n dentist.
! solicit your patronage on basis
OF gentle and courteous treatment
and moderate fees.
PAINLESS PROCTOR
STERLING Dentistry1
N. r. Cor. First Ave. and Pike ST.
Opposite Public Market
Phone Main 1855.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE
IN ROYAL PKESst RE

Alexander may consider tho exam.
pie Of Adoiph Friedrich. grand duke
OF Mccklenburg Strclltx. Tho grand
duke was a second son. Nobody
cared when he married. for there
seemed iittlo chanc, he'd ever be
ruler. But his brother WAS killed by
an automobile and at oacs eouriiers
insisted Friedrich divorce his wife
and marry n princess. Friedrich re.
fused and was finally driven TO mad.
ness and suicide by royal pressure.
Tho Russian and Austrian royals
were expert morgnnatlo "marriers :"
Some 81 them were married az often
as seven and eight times. but they
generally were willing TO shake OF
tho yoke. Only when a prince really
falls in love with a oommoner and
wants 20 stick to her alone does roy.
atty start trouble.
King Alexander tried taking his
bride TO court. but the courtcrr were
- cold and treated her 40 snobblshly
that she came 90 Paris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Kitty Started Real
Rumpus in Eat Shop

VIENNA, Juno IA cat put -
rout the walters end patrons II =:
fashionable reAsauTant. The cat ~
the finger OF tho llld waiter. who
NAL. missing ~ and wounding anotl1-
err waiter The proprietrsss -.
charged the ivad walter and the ree1'
OF the walter. walked out In a syInr.
pathy strike. until the head waltz
was rehired.