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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
WORLD SERIES
DATE OCTOBER :
1920 Struggle Schedule Is
Announced

CHICAGO. sept. 77.-The hrsf
game Of the world series VIII b
played on October s, In the city win
ming the American league pcnnant--
Chicago or C1cveland--ths nationas
baseball commission, meeting here
today. decided.
Three games will b. played In the
American league city.
The series will then be transferred
90 the National league city. whcre
eight games Will be played, unless
one club wins the series.
II an eighth game is necessary. tho
clubs will then go TO the American
league city. and IL a ninth 10 re-
quired IL viii h. played In the Ma
uonsi league city.
Tho decision as 20 where the
first games OF the series would b
played was made by tossing = coin.
Ban johnson. president OF the
American league. called heads"
and won. He selected the Ameri-
can league city for the first three
games.
II was decided that n tho White
Sox and Cleveland finished . tie
for the American league pennnnt.
a post-season series Of three games
would be played by the two ciubs1
the firrt In Cleveland. the second
In Chicago. and. II a third is neces-
Hary. on neutral soil.
The following tentative schedule
Of games was decided upon:
October s. 6 and at the Amer
lean League city.
October s. both teams travel to
the National league city.
October 8. 10. II and II. ~ the
National league city.
October 10. both teams travel 70
the American league city.
October ~. at the American
league city.
October IS. both teams travel TO
the National league city.
October is. at the National league
city.
In even OF tie In the American
league race. the post season series
between Cleveland and Chicago
would interfere with the arrange
ments for the world series. This
would necessi,ate the calling Off Of
the. present schedule and n further
meeting OF the national commissiod
10 make new arrangements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
New Freight Cars
Are Insufficient

Seattle railroad officials declare
that only 1900 railroad cars have
been built during the first seven
months OF the year. which number
II insufficient 10 handle the need
Of the country.
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mans favor. District Attorney
Saunders thercupon drew up an In.
formation against Thurman for the
same offcnse. Attorney Dore con-
tends that since a federal grand
jury acquitted Thurman. the grand
jury alone. may bring further
charges against him for the same
transaction
The outcome Of the arguments
Wednesday is expected TO establish
a precedent that win have an i'm.
portant bearing on liquor convic-
tons In the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove termhai-Sf Edmore, str
Eikton. str city Of Spokane. str
Wheatiand Mont.
Great Northern dook--S.r Kashima Maru
Pier Str Africa Maru.
Pier Str y. n. Loop.
Pier Str Northwestern.
Bell Ut. terminai-Str Fulton.
Pacific Coast coal bunkers-str Eastern
Sword.
Pacific Coast Engineering works-s3tr
Eastern Leader
Stacy st. terminai--U. a. g. Burnsids
Hanford at terminal--Str IT. Paul. biz
Guy g. Gors.
Spokane at. terminsi--schr Salvador. ctr
Derbiay.
Duthie ysrds-str Griffdu. str Maauan.
Todd drydocks--Str Westward ITO. str
Ellhu Thomson. nj ssnta fnez.
Fishers mili--str West Tson.
Pacific Coast Bridge d Dredging plant
Str Patterson.
Ames ysrds-Btr Roosevelt.
Lake Unicn-Hulls Abiiia, Abpoba An
ydos, Addison, AiIennurst, Ahmik, An.
thon. Bayden. bertrand. Blngamon.
Biscayne. Black Wolf. Bianford. oeI-
win. Boughton. Pezuta, PuysIlup.
Csbscsn, Caprsria, Cardia, Cspina.
charus, Chesterfield. chaicis. Cineas.
Cinyras. corus. cozian. Cola, Clone,
ELISA. Electra, Endymion, Fort Har.
rison, Fort Jackson. Fort StAnwir.
Fort Union. imufka. Lsoti, Kitan,
Vincennes.
Heffsrnan drydock--schr BIaatind. mo-
tor schr Cethana. str BrVokdaIs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
CALIFORNIA
LAND plan
SPREADING
Washington Discusse d
Spending Halt Million a
Year on Similar Scheme
ny MAX STERN

CHICO, Cal. Sept sI.--Thc feder-
nj government having "fallen down"
on the Mondeli bill. providing for
land colonization after the manner
Of tho "Mead plan" here. individual
states are turning toward California
TO show them the way.
Washington has talked OF spending
$500. 900 year for 10 years on land
colonial ton modelled after the Calf
fornia plan. The state engineer OF
Colorado Is In consultation with DR..
Elwocd Mead. father OF the Cali
fornia plan" with similar intent. and
the governor OF Kansas will try to
amend the constitution SO that his
state can issue bonds for the same
purpose.
California Is elated at her first
experiment at Durham. south Of
here. Recently the Durham settlers
held their first fair and exhibited
the harvests from their fccund
farms. SO successful has this ven.
turc proven that the state Is rapidly
completing its second colony at Delhi
In MERGED county. and this month
will throw open for settlement some
90 new farm sites there.
Furthermore. the Land Settlement
board win 80 before the next state
legislature and ask for another 81.
~. 600 10 start third colony.
The California projects operate
similar to the New Zealand method.
known as the Mead plan" Briefly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
NO PRICE DROP
INLUMBER SOON
Seattle Men Deny Rumors Of
Sensational Decline

That further decreases IN the price
Of fir lumber are unlikely by Seattle
lumbermen was the belief expressed
Monday by officials OF the West
Coase Lumbermen's association.
Current rumors that the sale price
~ FIR was 70 make . sudden drop
were thought 70 be without founda-
ton
There has been q gradual reduc-
ton In the price Of lumber for the
last three months. Common grades
have dropped - q thousand feet.
while the "uppers- have decreased
from IS to IS.
This does not mean. tho. II was
pointed out, that the bottom has fall.
en- out of the market. or there has
been a slump Of any kind. Lumber.
men declared the reduction was nor.
NAL. and that prices are merely get.
ting back to the place where they
should be-.
The market has been considered
brisk and the rolling stock scarce. II
Is said. and this has, in great de.
gree. been responsible for the high
price Of lumber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
COSCROvE QUITS
SHIPPING BOARD
Declares Sales Are Being
Mismanaged

with the bold announcement tina,
sales of emergency feet material
and equipment are being m'sman'
aged. Howard cosgrove. OF THIS CITY,
rendered his resignation as district
counsel for the shipping board
cossrove says he was moved 10
resign because he was Dissatisfied
with changes being made In the per.
sonnet Of the shipping boards starr
In the Northwest.
lie had warned officials nj wash
inston, he said. that men were
being discharged who were honest.
faithful and capable.
Unless the fleet corporation
mends Its ways" he said. the gov
eminent will find itself loser on ae'
count Of the present gross misman'
agement OF sales"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Arrivals and Departures

ABNvH0
September 37--str perbiay from San
Francisco via Tacoma at 7io o. M. bss
J. n Peters from DundAs IN tov OF
tug A. H. Carpenter.
september .s--str Africa Maru from
Manila via ports and Victoria. n G.. ct
10 D. M. str wsss tson from Hong
kong via ports at II o. m. str Admiral
schisy frsm San Diego vita san rrsnctsco
at noon: motor sehr Loop from San
Francisco at $50 q m. schr Saltwater
from Prince Rupert. n. c.. vie porss 81
y. no.
SAILED
September sT--su Admiral Evsns for
sout hsastern Alaskan ports At 1915 ~
m; u. a.. l. ". r. Heather for sss duty
at q m. u. A. n Boutwell, for San
Frsnets~o at 3sfs n. m
September ss--str Admiral t~Sree for
Ran Pedro at g. p. m str Deiwood for
Houolulu and san Francisco At y. M ;
str J. A. Mosfstt for san Pedro VIA San
Francisco at is.4o - m. str Arryn for
Port San Luis at s;tS .. m. str IL
Touehs for Anchorage via ports Al az
a IN. str Archer for New York via Nv
sr.,t At .. m. str Cstnsy for kstehi-
kan at 1910 a. m. str Admiral Schiey
for Tacoma at ii;io .. m; ctr Prince
Rupert for Prince Rupert. ID. C. via ports
at IL p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Vessels in Other Ports

Honoiufu--Arrived September IS: Str
Hollywood from Seattle.
san Pedro--Arrived september -; Str
Nome city from Seattle via Tacoma
San Francisco--SsIied September 1si
Ctr Everett for Seattle at y. m Ar
rived September "a. str n. ~. Lovejoy
from Seattle via Port Angeles Arrived
September IS; Str Queen from Seattle nj
II p. m: str siskiyou from Beiiinsham
Assoria--Arrfvcd September IS: str
Steel Worker from Seattle via vsneou-
yer, n. c.
Tscoma--Arrived September ~; Str
Admiral sehisy from Seattle At a. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Engineer, Fireman
Killed in Runaway

SYDNEY. n. 8. w. Sept. 27.--An
accident OF an unprecedented charac.
ter occurred Saturday on a country
railway In New South Wales.
The drawbar connecting the loco.
motive and tender broke. The engine
driver and fireman were thrown
backward. and. falling on the rails.
were killed.
Tho cars gradually came TO q
standstiIl. while tho locomotive bolt.
ed for many miles. entirely uncon.
trolicd. and stopped only when the
steam ran down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
SEES BIC TIMES
AHEAD FOR CITY
Prosperity Era Due, Railroad
Man Declares

Seattle In on the eve Of an enor-
nous prosperity era, according to
r. NJ. CaIkins. vice-president OF the
Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul rail-
road.
The nation Is five years behind In
IT. construction program and when
construction resumes the lumber
trade OF the Northwest viii see great.
er activity than ever before. calkins
declares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
GRAIN MARKET
IS GOING UP
Provisions Are Irregular and
Downward

CHICAGO. Sept 2T.--Grain prices
turned upward again today on the
Chicago BOARD OF trade, following .
week Of heavy drops. Traders took
the view that the present slump has
about reached the bottom and buy
ing was on . larger seaie. Pro-
visions. however. failed Go reflect
the higher grain prices and ~er. ir-
regular. tending to somewhat, lower.
lip = c at the opening. t1ioh. De-
eember wheat showed . gain of 40
additional at the close. March wheat
WAS up nc at the opening. t3tsn
and advanced another Ne
September corn. up NC at the
opening. ei.3,. gained exc add
tionai at the close. December corn.
opening at Hse. up NC. closed up
Nc mora
Up nc at the opening. see. Sep.
TENDER oats showed an additional
gain Of &C At tho close: Drcsmbcr
oats. up NC At the opening. ssc. sd-
vaneod an additional ac-
CHICAGO. Sept :T.--So. red.
~ 10 2tJ&: No. , red. s,ss9sto:
No. . hard. 1s.,oUtssk: No. . hard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Have You q Little
Coldfish or Two?

Have you q little goIdfish In your
homer
Have you two or three hundredf
Charles IL ORourke. $40 Collse-
UNI St, New Orleans. requested
Mayor Caldwell Monday to put him
In touch with the most reliable gold
fish dealer in Seattle"
O'Rourke says he is IN the market
for several hundred fancy-tailcd gold
fish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27

GRAPES HERE
Otherwise Local Market
Shows No New Features

Aside from the arrival OF n chr Of
Lady Finger grapes. that sold nj
t3,bo crate. the local fruit market
was unfoaturcd Monday. Prices were
uniformly on n par with those Of
Saturday,
Prunes were reported somewhat
scarce and Eiberta peaches win be
difficult n not impossible 10 secure
after this week. Jobbern predicted.
Otherwise offerings were plentiful
enough 20 satisfy tho brisk demand
Tomatoes are reported scarcer.
with the quality none too good. and
brokers are taking whatever they can
got for them. Potatoes remain NJ ~
cents "A pound.
The butter and egg market regis.
tered no change over the week end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Ohio Coal Miners
Starting Strike

BRIDGEPORT. Ohio. Sept I'll
Indications today pointed TO the ma
FERTILIZATION OF the strike threat OF
$4,000 coal miners In the eastern
Ohio field.
Mine officials reported that an in.
significant proportion Of their work.
ers reported for duty when the
mines opened today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Public Markets

SANITARY
Stall ~. csrnstion and Borden's milk.
lac can: NJ Maximum or Reliance
zoe: 2 cans Madrona tomatoes, zge
stalls RI TO 7. fresh peanut butter. 2
ms. 3sc: apple butter. 1sc NJ, ms.
35c. Stalls ze-z2. Delicia nut margarine.
ssc NJ. ms 800; Good Luck msrrar-
Inc. tsc NJ. 2 ms. ssc: Tree tea, 4sc N
full cream cheese. acc ~; Rogers peanut
butter. 1sc N.
PIKE PLACE
stall IT. ns. fine cane sugar a7e
Stall SO. tall can carnation milk, lie.
stall 10. pure fresh milk. izc at stall
~. MS rolled oats. 25c: rbs. navy
beans. zbc; lbs. Bayou beans beans
CSC. Stalls 27-2s. ms lard. 4sc; ham.
burger and sausage. isc 10. lamb roast.
13c NJ. Stall 10. mems cotton sweaters
all sizes, t2.75; chiidren's heavy fleece
lined shirts and drawers s9c garment.
CORNER
Stall ioz. ms pure American sugar
sSe; %sc can syro, ate; Premier baked
beans. isc can. full cream cheese, 2se
NJ: tall cans Cooperative milk. soc;
Flake white. z3c NJ. ms sbc. stall 81
lamb stew. . ms use: round steak. z5e
NJ: liver. MS lie; Eastern sugar cured
hams, half or whole, 37hc ~: good
bacon. 7sc NJ. veal roaxts. Isc H.; Dot
rcasts. Toe NJ.
ECONOMY
Stalls 57-3s, tsc can Royal baking pow
DER. acc; 35c pkg. Olympic pancake flour
1bc. s-rb. can N. J. u. coffee. tzzs; Z
3se cans Chinook salmon. t3c. cans
Dutch Cleanser, csc; 5oc can Imported
ssrdines In pure olive oil, zgc: soc can
cherries. zsc.
wEsTLAKE
Stalls 1911. Toe cans pepper, f5c,
rolls toilet paper. Csc. bars Palm.
olive soap, 2sc; searchlisht matches. bs
pkg Stall ios. FLAKE white shortening
z5c ~. cans Cooperative milk. 25c,
extra good coffee. 30c NJ. stall 1879. bulb
crackers. zoe fb.; bulk cocoa. 25c M
large bottle catsup, zoe; salt herring. iot
each. Sugar stall, 6 MS cane sugar. soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27

CHICAGO. Sept 1T.--Hors
1000 head: market siowsto Toe and iso
higher. Bulk Of sales. tis0fT.7t. butch
srr. lit9i7so. packing. ttb.st91s1S.
light. sft9i7.so. pigs. Sis.:sai7. roughs.
tis.goafS.so.
cattie--Rsecip,s. 1000 head: market
slow, Beef. S3.sogi7fs. butcher steers.
Ss.ss6it7S. Gamers and cutters. $50
$50: stooksrs and feeders. t7.Tsaitto.
cows. SB.7b4i7. calves. tkt. Soais.
sheep--Receipts. 5000 head. market
7se higher. Lambs, uaie.so. ewes. t7.7s
0ist0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27

PORTLAND, Sept. a7.--C e--Rs-
ccipts. 1903 head. market steady. Best
steers 5000: fair to good steers ts.2sa
1915. common to fair steers, ts7sus75.
choice cows and heifers, ts.7bd7B0: me
dium to good cows and hcifcrs. t.759
1875. Gamers. t2.75dl7b. bulls. Sas:
calves. t7mI5
Hogs-Receipts. 800 head. market II
steady and unchanged.
Bheep-Receipts. AHA head; market
slow and steady and unchanged.
Butter--s3c per H.
Eggs-s7m7ac per dor.
Hens-2o "a 3oc per ID: broiiers. 80 a ssc
per IN.
cheesc--Tripie,s. 5fo per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
From Weather Bureau

rAToosH ISLAND. sept :T.--wtres
down.
September ia A. M--Cioudy: Wind
south. 20 miles an hour. Passed hi A
steamer at sac last night Passed out
SIR President at . last nlGhts Q two
mast.d steam schooner. lumber laden. a.
o. m. q t~o-mastsd shippinE board
steamer at 5 q IN. Y. N.--Haininx
wind south. 10 miles an hour. Passed
OUT Motor sehr cooicha ~ sac o. m
. motersnip. probably the cethsns. ct 10
o m. ctr J. A. Moffeis ~ ie;so o. m .
. three massed schooner 81 noon. . four
rnasted schooner. towing. At tsts y m.
Passed In: rrx psnisl Kern With . seov
at t.ts y IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Four LIS Oppose
Present Rail Rates

At their district meeting Saturday
tho Loyal Legion of Loggers and
Lumbermen went on record as op.
posed TO the present rail rates in the
Northwest. which, they declare. dis.
eliminate against the mills OF this
territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Business Show Il to
Be Permanent Affair

Seatue's first business show.
which closed at the Arena Satur~
day. proved such a marked success
that the affair will be made permar
nent. II was said today. II win b.
held annually. Attendance during
the week Of the first chow vas
more than Il 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Two New Ships Off
With Maiden Cargoes

Two new vessels lief, during the
weekend with their maiden eargoes
from Seattle. The first vessel. the
steamship Waterbury. OF the VII
iiams, Diamond European service.
will stop Mt Columbia river ports
for additional cargo. while the Luck
eubach liner. Archer. will stop at
Everett for lumber before sailing
for the Atlantic coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27

Juneeu--aaiied September Is. Str Ala-
media. northbound. at siso o. m.
yaIdex-saiisd September IS: Str Aias-
ka. southbound. at a. IN.
Petersburg Sailed September -; Str
Jefferson. northbound. At ~: 40 q M
Northumberland September ISL Str
city OF Seattle. southbovnd. at .. m Z.
str Admiral Goodrich. southbound. at
o. m. str Alameda. norihbound. At s;so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Pacific S. S. Co. Man
Off on inspection

A. y. Haines. vice president and
general manager OF the Pacific
Steamship Co. leaves Monday for
an inspection tour Of the company's
holdings In Portland. san Francisco
and Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27

NEW YORK. Sept s7.--Demand ster-
ling opened at tsUk. m Nc. francs.
s.7oc. Up oentines! lire. tibe. un-
changed. marks. 4 .sse, up s eentimcs.
Demand sterling toward the close sold
at sssk. up i*c; francs. s.ssc, off /
ccntimc: lire. demand tsoc. up 4 CEN
times. cables A7io; marks, 1.soe. up 7
centirnea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Reported by Wireless

Eeptsmber zs-str Santa Ana abeam
Cape Laxo. northbound, at II a m; str
Spokane off Green Island Light. north
bound, at noon: str Redondo thru sey-
mour Sarrows. northbound. at 8 .. m.
u. =. Naval Cemmuatcatiess
September 7s-str West Ivan. Seattis
for Yokohama. 3s5 miles west OF Cape
Ffattery at 3 .. m: str ArFyn. Seattle
for Ofeum, $50 miles from Oieum at
.. m. str Victoria. Seattle for Nome. ESQ
mile. wept Of Cape Fiattery At . .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Status of Frisco Market

BAN FRANCIsCO. scpt. 17.--Butter--
per III.
Eggs-Ertras. ice per don: dirties No.
!. s2c per dor; extra pull~ts. ave per
doz. undsrsixed puiiets, 81 ho per dor.
Cheese--Caiifornia flats. fancy. 37hc
per ID. firsts. 2se per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
THERE'll BE BIG
EXODUS FROM THIS
COLLEGE, YOU BET
By Parks

OXFORD. o.. Sept. 27.-Presi.
dent Hughes OF Miami Univer-
siiy rays his school hasn't room
for any student out OF sympathy
with Miami's ideals. At the end
OF the fret semester he'll drop
students cIassed as follows:
Lazy.
stupid.
Enthusiastically.
Frivolous.
Students cannot have autos.
Students who Gu, physical edu-
cation classes win also be sum
mariiy dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
N. Y, Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. Sept. ,7.--coff.s-spo,
No. J. &c per Id. No. = Santos. mems c
per ID.
suxar--Rs~. io.7saio,7se per 10. gran
uiated. ith afthc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
GRAPE JUICE
CASE INCLUDED

Another test case II that Of ia
Thurman. charged with the sale
OF grape juice containing an per
cent kick The last grand jury
nniurned no true bill in Thur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27

Tho Judge-Do I understand you
to say you once held public employ.
ment under the state as a geologist3
Prisoner-Yes: made study of
rocks for 90 dnys.--Detroit News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Money on Call

NEW YORK. Sept. 77.--Money on call.
per cent. six months. 8 per cont: NOR
camille paper. per cent.
Bar siivor-London. sohc. New York.
s9hc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Stocks Are Lowered
BY Heavy Pressure
During ~. Y. Trading

attack.
about tho bank
Ing situation BOSTON flew about tho floor.
Retail stores row OFF Y. Central
Sinclair sss unchanged hald
Canadian Pacific 1904 sudebaker sH up ~
southern Pacific esh
~ Louis
Southern Railway 81 NJ Mexican fotro-
Ieum ~. =; Rock Island AN. Unchanged
WOODEN SANK
to of below studbake
low at
OF
during the second hour and some
sharp breaks prices occurred
Petroleum at isi Off from
the crube reacted points, United steel at
ssx off and other stock. tn proportion
Baldwin iof@. Oft ssi Mos-
Petroleum isTM off
sS of ~ keiy-sprngfisd a. OFF
Island 80 OFF VI bethlehem III 7os of
studebaker Republic steel TO- off tS American WOODEN
"a. Off az cruebe i2ss of AZ
lows for tho day in the
7sH United
points and showed absolutely
subsequently lost half
recovery
sales above IL 81
Louis Southwestern made a high for the at 40
The market closed Irregular .
this
said
k selling by proceeded at
relatively immediate
lis, tho staying OF
advisable following
~thsed tho the tina,
held reeedss
the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
STATE LIQUOR
Law ATTACKED
Defendants Ask Dismissal
OF Federal Charges

After several months OF compsra-
tive quiet. the attack Of the vets
against the state liquor law bodied
up In federal court Monday when
Attorney John y. Dore entered pleas
In bar for nine defendants charged
with violation Of the national prohi-
bition law.
In each case. Dore contends. the
offenss for which the federal authori.
ties seek conviction is one for which
the penalty was paid before under
sta as.fe Inv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
DISMISSAL or FEDERAL
CHARGES ASKED

Dismissal OF the federal charges.
on the grounds OF previous convic.
ton for the same offense, was
asked In tho following cases.
Edward r.. Robinson. fined 500
In Judge John u. Gordon's court
for operation Of q still and posses
Mon OF liquor.
Herman r.. Adm. fined 500 In
tho municipal court. June rs, for
posrc~ion OF mash and stills.
Peter Bradley and Robert sten.
ming. 800 fine each In Otis w.
Briakcrs court for operating a
s,ili and Possession OF moonshine.
A conviction In the state superior
court Ia that OF Vito Lama. Dick
Harto. Promo Maxzoncini and
Eugeni Maxxoneini. who were fined
$3.50 each by Superior Judge VIM
H. Pcmberton at BeilinEham-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27

No man ever solves the problem
OF how to become rich. He wants
a few dollars more than he ever
gets.
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DANCE FOR THE BENEFIT

OF the Jewish war sufferers will be
given Tuesday night at the Ma.
sonic Temple by the Jewish Pco.
ole's Relief committee.
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Women talk about their clothes

being uncomfortable. but there are
lots OF men who envy them every
time they see thin georgctte
blouse.
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PLEAS TO BE ARGUED
WEDNESDAY

Action In the case OF each defend.
ant wns postponed until 10 a. m.
"Wednesday. when the pleas viii be
argued before District Judge Jere.
mlah Neterer.
This question Of double conviction
was first brought UP In the federal
court hero before District Judge
k<ank II. Rudkin last summer
Judge Rudkln held In favor OF the
defendant. thus establishing a precs
dent for the western district Of
Washington.
Attorney Dore announced AZ that
time that he had been retained by
liquor Interests TO wage q fight
against the state liquor Law.
Tho defendants In the pleas In bar
entered In the federal court Monday
have been selected NO that they cover
every kind Of the liquor convictions
with special purpose for use an ties,
Cases
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Some wise old saws have lost
their teeth