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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
1O-CENT Fare
IN EFFECT NOW.
100000 Tokens Are In
Circulation

Five-cent street car fares In seat
tie went % join the two-bif haircut.
the nickel cignr and the so-cent
steak at midnight Friday.
Patrons Of the municipal railway
began Saturday 70 pay 10 cents IN
cash or 20 purchase metal tokens at
the rate OF four for quarter.
Unwary citizens dropping the old
fare into the box were forced 10 dis
gorge another nickel. Before noon.
however. the majority Of the riders
were taking advantage OF the reduc-
81 rate Offered by the tokens.
Approximately half a million Of
the little bronze fares are now in
circulation. according 10 ID. w. Hen
derNon. superintendent Of railways.
THE tokens can be purchased from
the conductors on the cars and from
men stationed at important transfer
points
Street railway officials expect that
the increased fare schedule will pro-
duce an additional revenue for tho
municipal railway OF 3iz5. 900 .
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
PLUMMER OUT
FOR STARW|CH
win Direct Campaign for
Sheriff

Matt sarwich. deputy sheriff OF
King county for ~ years. today filed
for the republican nomination for
sheriff and has opened his headquar.
tiers at s0t !. Third ave.
The starwieh campaign committee
state that the campaign In 40 far as
they are concerned will be in ac-
quainiing the voter with the record
Of siArwich and the service he has
been 70 the community for the past
is ycarn.
Ills committee has adopted the slo-
gan. Fleet Eiarwich sheriff and the
crook will send out s. o. g.. meaning
Stay Gu, 81 Seattle"
Capt. r.. ". Plummer. who was ms.
socin,ed with Mayor Caldwell during
the mayoraity campaign. VIII have
charge 81 the headquarters and direct
the Rtarwich campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
OWEN MOORE IS
SUED FOR FEE
Pickford Divorce Details to
Be Aired

LOS ANGELES. July si.--Detaiis
OF the owen Moore Mary pickford al.
voroc proceedings. at Minden. Nov,
now under fire In the Nevada courts.
win be brought To light by the filing
OF suit against Moore To collect
sib. 900 legal fees. according 10 the
statement OF Attorney Fairfax Goa.
by. representing Ayres A Gardiner.
Reno attorneys. employed by Moore
in the divorce which antonishcd tho
country last March.
we will file the suit Just as soon
"a We can locate Moore" Cosby said
today.
Moore has not paid the Reno ut.
torneys for their legal services. the
attorney declared.
Motion picture devotees were today
specializing as 10 whether Ming OF
the suit against Moore would In any
way throw light on the allegations OF
collision between Miss Piclford and
her former husband. which Ia
charged IN the notification suit now
pending In the Nevada courts.
Ayrcs a Gardiner were hired 10
represent Moore thru Arthur Butler
Graham. New York attorney. Cosby
made public today. Cosby declined
10 nay whether they had been retain.
cd before OF after the divorce papors
were served ON Moore. on the occa.
sion Of his timely appearance AZ Min
den.
Roth Douglas Fairbanks and Miss
Plckford probably viii be called an
witnesses when the cssnc IL filed here,
according 60 Cosby. The movie stars
are expected 10 return here from Eu'
rope August 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
WEATHER IS
TOOSTORMY
FOR YACHTS
Shamrock and Resolute at
Starting Point When Fifth
Is Postponed
ABOARD U. $. DESTROYER

ABOARD 4. y. DESTROYER
COLDsBoRouGH, July 81
(vla Wlrsless.)-The firth and
deciding contest Of the intcrns-
ticnal yachting series. scheduled
for today. Was postponed be-
cause Of heavy weather.
Beth yachts were st the
starting point when the official
regatta committee hoisted the
signal postponing the contest
The next race viii bn sailed
Monday.
Due TO the ss-knot wind the tive
yachts came TO the starting point
under small canvas.
Rcsolute dld not hoist an upper
eail and had no foresail set. sham
rock had two working topsails.
Immediately after the postpone
mont signal was hoisted a large
fleet OF excursion vessels and pri
waite yachts OF every. description
which went TO the starting line in
she hope OF seeing the deciding rses
ef the series. started back toward
the harhor.
The regatta committee decided the
high wind would be too much for
the fraii racing craft. which had
not stood the is-knot breeze OF yes
lerdNy any too we'll
Great disappointment was rx
pressed by the spectators as the
wind was Just what the old ,alts
had been hoping for TO make a real
test for the two racers.
Resoiute. BY winning yesterday
yAcc. put the series on an even basis
Zach zach, having won two races.
A fs.miie wind from the southwest
was blowing early today. the after
mAth Of a sort Of baby jib cyclone
which. accompanied by rain. thunder
and lightning. struck this district be
fore dawn
Marine observers said u was the
most severe electrical storm IN years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
They Raced in
Roaring Gale
30 Years Ago

Axei OIcson. halsbut fisherman. re-
calls the famous race off Gloucester
IN which famous fishing schooners
took part during a centennial cele-
brxtion Of the founding Of the town.
bid hearty 30 years ago.
"A man can't help smiling when
they call off an International yacht
snce the FIRST day there's . real
oreeze.- said oleson- Il saw the
Nanny C. Bolin win against the flee,
ln = living gale. sailing most OF the
time on her bearn-ends with dragging
looms and everybody dashed on
deck"
olcson insists that the best sailors
- the world are the Yankees who
handle schooners on the Grand
Banks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
CUPID is BANlSHED
OUT OF LONG BEACH,
CALIFORNIA SCHOOLS

LONG BEACH. Cal. July 20
Cupid has been ordered out 81
The Long Reach schools. The
board Of education has adopted
a rule providing that any teacher
who gets married automatically
gives up her place Ga the teach.
Ing force.
when a teacher becomes en-.
gagged" said superintendent, Of
Schools w. l. stephens. ''hsf
attention 10 fired on the corning
event and she doe. not teach
with her former polse and fierce
When sbs gets married. her
thoughts are oentsrcd On tho
new life. and her heart 1. In
her homo. not In the school
room"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Friends of All
Howling Dogs
to the Rescue!

Dog tnneiers Of Seattle arc rushing
10 the defense u canine rights. now
threatened by the "howiinE dog or.
dinaneo which win DO submitted 10
tho council shortly.
III a man cannot have a dog to
protect hiA home. I should like to
know what there " left OF American
liber,yT" queries Wayne =. Marble.
1894 Eighth ave. w. in eommunl
cation TO the council. Saturday.
This ordinance. II adopted. Will
put every dog In town In Jeopardy
and bis master In jail.- continues
tho irnte correspondent when .
motor car comes ehuEgtng around
the corner. any dog on earth viii
bark. unless he Il 80 old tina, life
holds no more excitement for him.
He viii do II A. naturally AZ .
mans hat goes into tho air and his
shout goes up when he sees his rr~si-
Dental cantidats In q street parade I"
Crooks might look better dressed
In strait. Jackets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
RAILWAY UNIONS
AGAINST STRIKE
Rank and File Will Vote on
Wage Award

CHICAGO. July 24--Recommenda-
tions that the award OF the United
States labor board handed down
Tuesday be accepted by all railroad
unions were in the mails today.
Union leaders. in conference here.
prepared final instructions TO the
rank and file. recommending favor.
able action. and ordered an irprnedi-
ate ballot on the award. The orders
tone was against strike action.
Leaders Of the outlaw organize ton
Of switchment which called a nation.
wide strike last April voted last night
70 reject the award.
They objected because no provision
was made for seniority rights of men
who struck at that time John Cru
nau. president. was instructed 10
decker for settlement without yield.
ing this point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Wire Briefs

DULUTH. Mlnn.--Twelve men In.
dicted for alleged Wholesale SNUG
Cling Of liquor from Canada. includ.
ing John Murphy. former chief Of
police In Duluth. and Frank l..
Bradley. one time deputy Y. S. mar
shall.
KANSAS CITY Motion picture
films valued at $1,000. 900 destroyed
In fire in yaults Of Famous Players
Corporation hero yesterday.
LOS ANGELES. Thought to be
II. L. odcll and his wife. Of Long
Beach, body OF man and woman
found beneath overturned auto In
Bouquet canyon.
HOQUIAM-Piayins IN tho mud.
flats. two boys. Alex Smell and Albert
Bunch. find keg Of moonshine valued
at $500.
BONNERs FERRY. Idaho.--John
Roesch. OF Copeland. held when his
wife and seven children died in home
fire. released for lack Of evidence.
vICToRIA.--A- g. stoddard, Jew.
eier. seriously wounded by attack Of
thug.
SPRINGFIELD. Ky.--state troops
guard Robert Logan. on trial for
murder OF Joe Colyin here last Feb.
ruary.
CASTLE ROCK-Philip Oshen. OF
Portland. killed by peavey set In
motion by failing tree.
ABERDEEN. - Search In being
continued for Capt. Thomas Haynes,
Aberdeen pioneer. who disappeared
In Olympia July 8.
ST. JOHN. NJ. F.--concert riven
on steamer Victorian. 1850 miles at
sea. distinctly heard over wireless
telephone at Signal Hill.
SNOHOMISH. - Thomas Smith.
i0s. dead. He is thought TO be
cousin to Piichuck julia. Indian
princess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Seattle Men to
Join Pilgrimage

John AcAteer of MeAieer Ship
building Co. and his son. James Y.
MoAtecr, will leave here Tuesday
To join knights OF Columbus ru.
ropean pilgrimage In New York
The knishts will aid In the unvell.
Ing Of a statue Of Marquis de La
fayetts In Metz August 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
DOPE TRAFFIC
AWAKENS U. S.
viii Increase Force oil
SIeuths

Stating that his visit was merely
= preliminary one. preparatory TO in
creasing his force and Tightening up
on the enforcement OF narcotic law
violators. Harry d.. Smith. chief OF
the narcotic squad on the Pacific
coast, was In Seattle Friday and Sat
urday.
While here, Smith gave oral ex-
aminations 10 a number OF appli.
cants for agents on the narcotic
squads, and IT In expected that three
or possibly four men will be added
TO the Seattle force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
MISSING FAMILY
NOW LOCATED
Had Been Visiting in West
Seattle

Walter belong and his family, re
ported mysteriously missing from
their horne near BITTER bake. were
found by Deputy sheriff Matt star
wich early today. visiting at the
home OF Mrs. belongs mother. In
West Seattle.
belong It was explained, had been
going back 10 Bitter lake daily TO
feed his stock and poultry. Neigh
bors. finding the place deserted. and
fearing the family had met with foul
play. had also been tending the farm
animals since July II.
DeLong told starwieh the reason
he had left the house open was -
that II anybody wanted TO put any.
thing into Il they could do 90 without
trouble.
There wasn't anything worth
taking out he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
KEPT CUB BEAR
AAIN HOME-FINE IS

Frank Ermence can't keep his cub
bear In hts kitchen. and he In sore.
Franks peeye Is augmented by the
fact that he was fined s. In Judge
Gordon's court Saturday. In fact,
Franks peeve Is so stubborn that he
has appealed to the state supreme
court In an attempt TO defeat the
state game laws prohibiting the
keeping u > uild animal W captivity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
PEOPLE
co TO FIESTA
Expect 10 Break Record
Tonight

The rccord.bresking crowd Of TO-.
600 persons. who attended the TAI.
nior Valley fiesta Friday In en-.
pocted 20 be broken Saturday.
Governor Louis Y. Hart spoke
Friday night 10 the ru.stz OF the
Young Mems business club OF RAT.
nier valley AT the speakers stand
at Rainier valley and orcaa At. His
subject was community spirit. Fol.
lowing his address an automobile
parade. 4 concert dancing and
community singing were hold.
Games and athletic contests will
be inNrrosress Saturday stth prizes
awarded the winners at the close
OF the day. The most handsome
married couple will be gwen A
chicken dinner.
Tie evening will include dane.
ms. awards OF prizes and music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Della Pattra's
Love Ship Hits
Rough Weather

BAN FRANCISCO. July zt,--The
way OF true love for Princess Della
Pattra stlll had some rocks In II 10.
day. The princess has announced
that she has sfryed an ultimatum
on Erich Buehie. her husband Of
seven days. demanding that he
either divorce Germany as his mth'
srland or her as his wife.
And on the heels Of that an.
nouncsment came a process server
TO the royal apartments. serving
papers In suit for fi7o brought By
q rnodiste 20 secure payment for the
harem gown the princess wore when
She startled Superior Judge Wards
court here recently.
The princess now Gays she 10 20
return 10 New York as soon as she
can and resume her artistic career
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
JITNEY BATTLE
IN HIGH COURT
Seek Recount OF Initiative
Measure

Seattle g,ney drivers. thru their
attorneys. and the city 81 Seattle
ar. carrying their battle for the
recount OF names on petitions for
a utney initiative measure TO the
supreme court
fa~ week judge Boyd ,. TAI
man denied an application on he
mart OF tho ytneynen for n writ
o, mandaruus compelling tho city
comptroller 70 certify ii.sis petition
r'xnsrs not included In the COMP
trullsrs count because IN. nannss
dIa not appear on tho registration
Looks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Children Dead
By Lightning
Buried in Yard

NEW YORK. Juy .t.-Nlne-ysar'
old Jennie Stahursky and her 2year.
old brother were killed By bolt Of
lightning at Bay Side. The county
medical examiner found both bodies
buried 10 their necks In the back
yard OF her homs.
Relatives and friends quoted = Be-
lief that n person struck by light
ming could be restored by earth cur
rents. which would draw out the
electricity. They protested visor.
ousiy when the examiner ordered the
bodies removed from their graves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Bachelor Afraid
He'll Be Taxed Here

II w. Freeman. OF Dc9aesn.
Arkansas. 10 n worried man. He is
thinking of coming 70 Seattle bo,
he Ia afraid OF the Wild and woolly
laws Of the Golden West
Saturday. In n communication q
Mayor Caldwell. he asks the amount
OF the bachelor tar here and the
age a, which they begin 10 TAX the
human mavericks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
HARTLEY WILL
OPEN CAMP A|CN
Makes Issue OF Industrial
Relations

Col Roland n. Hartley. OF Ever.
eft. will open his wubernatoriai cam.
paixn Monday. aecordlng 20 word re-.
ceived BY hts representatives here
Hartley. who N now with the
Third Washington infantry az Amer.
lean Lake. win arrive her. Sunday
70 confer with his campaign man.
ayers. Hartlcy's platform. II H. an.
nounccd. will be barcd on indus
trial freedom and an equitable hd
iustment % the problems Of ishor
and capital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
BILL MAY KILL 2
Time OFF PLAN

Seattle policemen may lose theiv
privilege OF time on for overtime
work II their request for one day OF
duty every week Is granted By the
city council.
This was indigted Friday after.
noon when an ordinance was drafted
at the city hall repeating the legisla>
ton nnder which the coppcrs are
granted an hour OF duty for every
hour OF overtime service that they
perform. The measure will be pre-
scented to the budget committee rext
week.
Councilmen have intimated that
I'm the event the poiioemen's petition
for one day OF sn seven is granted
they should be deprived OF the over.
time allowance authorized in an ordt
nance passed many years ago.
The repeating ordinance drafted
Friday would go into effect December
30. 1920. or on the same day that
the proposed day-on.in-seven ordb
nance would become effective
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Thrown From Bike,
Dies From Injuries

Francis s. Collins. 20. Of Everett.
died at the North Bend hospital Wed
ne~day as a result OF injuries re-
ceived when thrown from a motor
cycle on the Sunset highway, 10 miles
east OF North Bend.
Collins was a stepson Of r. r.. Tall
man. of Ellensburg. and WIS on his
way to visit his stepfather. The
body was taken 10 Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Funeral Sunday
for ]. A. Mescalfe

James A. Metcalfe. GO. OF 1925 18th
ave. N T., died at his home Friday.
lie was a member OF the firm of
Metcalfe & Metcalfe. University dis.
trict grocers. and had been In Seat.
tie for IL years.
Funeral services win be held AZ the
University Undertaking parlors at
500 O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Robbers Keep Busy
at Salmon Creek

King county deputies we're mott.
fled Saturday Of two additional rob.
berries In the nesEhborhood 81 Joe
PHfnus store at Salmon creek
Thursday night Mrs. John si4yner's
store suffered n ioss Of several Dol,
lars worth OF merchandise. Several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
1880 Men Due
at Camp August 6

Some time around August the
FIRST contingent OF the fourth division
viii pull into Camp Lewis. according
70 dispatches received In Seattle sat
urday. About 1880 soldiers will be
stationed In the enrichment when
the troop movement In completeds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Senator O'Harra
Out for Governor

OLYMPIA. July 24.--State Sena-
tor !. @. O'Harra, Seattle, ls In
the gubernatorial race. lie filed
as democratic candidate Friday.
Edward r. Mathes. Bellingham, IL
the only, other Bourbon who has
filed for governor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
How Will They Get
Their Weekly Bath?

Water will be shut off on Harbor
ave s. w. from w. Florida II. TO
Luna Park, Alkl ave. from Luna
park to Alki Point. and In all the
district from Alki Point TO Lincoln
Beach supplied by the low service
system. on Saturday evening. from
8 D. m. TO midnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
SHOPS ARE LOOTED
FURNITURE BURNED


Sim Felnera were found dressed
rs women trying 10 leave the city,
Mobs looted saloons and shops and
piled furniture In the street 20 which
they set fire. dancing about the blaze
drunkenly. During the night scores
OF buildings were ahlaEe, unIonists
did not attack those shops over
which a Union Jack flew.
Many were beaten into tnHennibli
ity In rough and tumble fighting.
Troops interviewed only when
shooting started. generally allowing
the handto.hand fighting to pro
coed.
A mob captured n Catholic church
and fired shots from the steepie
They held tho church until driven
out by troops II wac estimated tho
damage would run close 10 n million
dollars. Cavalry were uatrollinE all
streets. and further military rein.
forccmcnta were arriving hourly,
An attempt 20 burn a nunnery was
frustrated by military authorities. In
many places troops returned the fro
OF the Sim FrlnnrH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
FUNERAL SERVICES Z,

w. Huf. 50. veteran patrpiman.
who died Thursday night In swed.
ish hospital after an Appendicitis
operation. win be held under aus.
picen Of Police Relief association.
from Bonney watson's at zso .. m.
Sunday. Burial will be In Ever.
rreen Park cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Elect Delegates to
Legion Convention

pcleEatra TO represent Rainier
post 30. u at tho state convention
OF the American Legion. 60 be held
In Spokane September :. . and &.
VIII b. elected by the member OF
that post. Tuesday evening. July 81.
\ special train will carry Seattle
deieEaten. Housing Arrangements
are being satisfactorily made. II A
reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

Occasionally man gets rid Of q bad
habit BY swapping 3, for a worse
ono.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

Fewer men would protest against
drinking soda water II 1t weren't for
the name OF the stuff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Close Draw Span
of Railway Bridge

Great Northern railway viii close
the draw span Of it's bridge across
salmon bay for two or three days.
beginning Monday. while repairs
are being made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
CLERGYMAN
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ut restored NE TO health after
twelve years dccloring. SO | am glad
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to recommend II 10 olhers.
Rev. C. F. Tiemann, 2O6. South Ord
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ilsasi. twelve years was troubled wit.
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The Alexandria agency for CitaSco-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
Engineer Killed When His Own
Train Runs Fin Dowlis

Richmond, Va, Oct. 2s.-T,. a.
Toaa, veteran engineer on Chess
pc.ke and Ohio Railway, haa beth
legs cut eft yesterday in The local
ming h;m down befoye nc could get
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
THREE
Prince Henry g;sits Es-Kaiser.

Prince Henry B;sits Es-Kaiser.
s W;erinseM, Holland5 ,oct. 2s.-
Prince Henry, ot Prussia, brother of
ffarnsr Emperor. William, is visiting
Holland- Hefs dividing his time be-
tween This city and Doom, being at
s s:liss f:.tsor place az present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
What You Have carried

YOU know about. and how much you
have saved. VIA: you VIII earn Il yon
lie is Of VIA Interest to you and
years. Our job IS to insure the i [ n
rather remove the If by substituting
substart. al insurance. National Life
Insurance Company % Vermont. Np-
tla!D.
rs!aniisrcd Ia5h
JOHN = WNRTHINGTnN
District Agent
"a lin, Gt,set hleynnfcia. w
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