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Evening star., 1920-05-27
Friday Clearance Of
Wo,,en's Lou Shoes
$6.z5 Pair: Were Up to $l4

This is an unusual opportunity to secure
some of the finest spring and GUNNER styles
in Pumps and Oxfords that our stock has
contained this season.
Materials embrace Gun Metal Caifslin with
French Louis heels and turn soies. Tan Rus
sian Caifskin and Gun Metal Caifskin Wei
Kidsktn and Patent Coltskin. and we have also
included a White Canvas oxford Tie with welt
sole. and covered French Louis heels
Not all siaes in any one style. some styles
having only Ave or six pairs. In the COM
bined assortment of sI paira we have all sizes
..s snums.atea @ t here, ~ and IshAAsA; st ind d
*: az, s. sH, i, ~. ). 5h. 9. 6h and sB:
g. Al, 3. sh 4. an and sc; "a. 5. AZ.
and Sb.
All at the greatly reduced price of ss.75
pair,
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Evening star., 1920-05-27
Housewares

so Half-pint Cans Good Quality
Paint; several colors. Special.
15c can.
50 Pint Cans Good Quality
Paint. various colors. Special.
SOC can.
is Pint Cans Pioneer Red
House Paint. Special. 40c can.
8 Quart Cans Pioneer Red
House Paint. Special. 76c can.
- Small Size Wood Rolling
Pins, slightly imperfect, lie
each; were 30c.
8 Aluminium Combination Cook
ing Kettles; can be used eight
different ways. Special, &1.00
each.
12 Small Size Square White
Enameled Bread Boxes. Special,
45c each.
13 Medium Size Square White
Enameled Bread Boxes. Special,
Infants White Enameled
Bath Tub. slightly imperfect,
$3.50, was IS.
Housewares Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Misses Apparel

Black Lace Dinner
Frocks. made over black
taffeta and trimmed with
-ibbon. Elbow-length sleeves.
wide girdles of ribbon and
draped overskirts. Size 10.
$3.50 zach; were s45.
s Velour Checked Suits. in
black and white and tan and
brown. Ripple models. fam
cy silk lined. Sizes l6 and
Is. Is and Il. &28.5O each;
were S45 and $3.50.
Misses Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27

I Alcohol Burning Coffee Per-
colator, shopworn, $S.D5; was
$3.50.
2 Plain SIT. Kitchen Tables
with drawer. slightly damaged.
9A76 each;. were $7.75.
2 3-gallon Galvanized Oil Cans,
slightly dented. csc each; were
$1.b0.
Large White Enameled Tea
pot, slightly imperfect, 1885, was
$2.26.
3 Bissell Standard Carpet
Sweepers. Special, S2.s5 each.
White Enameled Medicine
Cabinet, slightly damaged. $3.50,
was $i2.50. I at oS.75s was $3.50.
I at $685. was $14.00.
2 Medium Size Garbage PaiIs.
slightly dented, S5c each: were
$1.18.
9 Galvanized Wash Tubs,
slightly dented, o6c each; were
$1.60.
~ Round Tin Dish Pans.
Special, Asc each.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
House Dresses

- House Dresses Of striped.
checked or plaid Bingham, with
long or three-quarter sleeves:
loose and belted styles finished
with white Swiss or piaue col:
lars and cuffs. aises S6, ~. -
and 4e. o2oO eAoh;, were $50.
Q Nurses Heavy White UNI
forms, With high necks. long
sleeves and pockets. Fitted
style buttonod down the front:
6iaes 81, 20, - and ~. e2e0
each; wefe $3.50:
House Dress Section, Third hoor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Infants WearabIes

40 Little Girls Wash Dresses,
in white or colors; made one
piece and waist style. trimmed
with shocking and hand embroi-
derry: collars and cuffs in con-
trasting colors. $2.45 each. were
$3.50 to $5.
Chiid's Cabinet consisting of
five drawers and wardrobe for
hanging dresses. Made with
glass doors, ivory finish. $27; was
s55.
IL Infants Nainsook Gowns.
gathered at the neck and finished
with ruff1es at neck and sleeves.
soc each: were 1oc.
IA Children's Crepe Gowns.
with low neck and short sleeves.
finished with blue binding. 33c
each: were $1.50.
Hamper for bahy's soiled
clothes. $G.15: was 50.
Infants Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Corsefs

A Small Lot of Fine Corsets Of
coutil or broche. in pink or white.
All low bust models with medium
or long hips. Sizes 20, 81, %. IS.
90. 80, 80, "a and 36. S3 to SO
pair; were $4.25 to $3.50.
Odds and Ends of Brassieres
remaining in our May Reductions.
in bandeau and trimmed styles.
OF jersey or silk brocade. lace
or satin or fine net. Also all
over and lace. Sizes 36 TO IS.
.5c to 81 each: were $1.25 to SS.
8 Vestee and Brassiere Comhi-
nations for wear with coat suits.
81 each: were IS.
Madame Lyra Maternity Cor
sets. lightly boned. Sizes 30. 33
and "a. $3.50 each; were $3.50.
Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Stout Won1en's
Suits and Skirts

10 Suits of gabardine, poplin
and mems wear in navy. black.
brown and gray. This unusual
reduction Is made because some
of the skirts are narrow, but this
feature would not be objectiona-
BILE to many women. 922.5O
each; were $50.
16 White Wash Skirts of ga
bardine and wide vale fabrics
with gathered backs and button
trimming. Sizes "a to 40. $3.50
each; were $3.50.
Special Size Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Philippine
UnderUeur

9 Philippine Nainsook Gowns
with low round necks and short
sleeves. hand embroidered and
scalloped. Sizes So to AZ. 1895
each; were IS.
10 Philippine Hand-embreider-
ed Envelope Chemise in corset
cover style. Sizes So to "A. $2.SS
each; were $3.50.
Nainsook Gowns with low
square necks and short sleeves.
Tailored style finished with hem
stitching and hand, embroidery.
Sizes 36, SO and 40. $2.45 each:
were So.
13 Flesh and White Wash Sat-
in Camisoles, trimmed with geor-
gette crepe, Val and f1let lace.
Sizes 36 to 40. Csc each; were
S1.15.
Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Women's S Dresses

Black Tricolette Dresses with
collars and cuffs of pleated
georgette. Sizes "a and 3S. 335
each; were $50.
A group of Silk Dresses. in
black. navy, taupe. brown and
copen. Sizes "a, 36 and 3s. $3.50
each; were $3.50 and s45.
2 Embroidered White Net Dres-
ses. slightly soiled. Sizes 81 and
SO. SI9.JO each; were s44.50.
> Flesh Net Dresses, slightly
soiled. Sizes "a and Sc. &Ia.50
each; were s44.50.
2 White Georgette Dresses,
slightly soiled Sizes 81 and 36.
&I5 each: were $3.50
l French Blue Tricolette Dress.
imperfect. Size "a. $3.50; was
$35.
Dress Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Won,en's Waists

Dozen Manufacturers Sam
Piles and Surplus Waists of georg-
cite crepe in navy, bisque. gray.
flesh and white. Embroidered,
beaded. tailored and lace trim
med styles. All sizes. $3.95 each;
were $5.75 to 1915.
32 Colored Stripe Crepe de
Chine Waists in round neck.
short sleeve kimono styles. All
sizes. 1896 each; were $5.75.
% Colored Stripe Crepe de
Chine Waists with short sleeves
and round neck finished with
white pleated frf1ls. @S.75 each;
were $6.T5.
Is White Wolfe Round Neck
Waists. button at the back; neck
finished with pleated frill stitched
in red or copen. Sizes "a to "A.
S1.65 each: were $2.25.
Waist Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Won1en's Goats

3 Velour Draped Capes. lined
throughout with pussywillow
silk; in radium blue. navy and
tan. Sizes Sc, SO and 40. &55 each;
were S1l0.
. two-toned Cheviot Sport
Coats, in light colors. Sizes So
and 3S. 81 each: were si5.
l Copper Basket-weave Short
Coat. with collar and cuffs of
copper and blue angora wool. Size
So. Greatly reduced to. $3.50.
l Leatherette Motor Coat. Size
So. $3.50: was $25.
Aviation Jacket of leather
and chamois. Size 40. SIS; was
$50.
Coat Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Friday Sale Of
Gordon Jify Cushion Slips
for Automobiles

These are in two colors that cannot
be duplicated, hence the special price.
There are sizes to fit practically all
cars.
A splendid opportunity for those who
are expecting to take goth OF May
outing trip, as these slip covers afford
the utmost protection from dust and
dirt.
THE SPECIAL. PRICES ARE
AS FOLLOWS:
Ford Touring Cars, 800 seat.
Other Touring Cars, $500 seat.
individual Front Seats, SzzS seat.
upholstery 6setion, Fifth 6ess.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Wash Dress Goods

II. to ; yard lengths 40-inch
Printed Wolfe, $I.50 yard: was
S1.15.
liz to yard lengths 4o-inch
Printed Wolfe, $1.25 yard: was
S1.50.
11a to yard lengths 40-inch
Printed Wolfe, 81 yard; was sl.23.
112 to 5 yard lengths 40-inch
Wolfe, Soc yard: was 81.
liz to yard, lengths 40-inch
Xoile, 65c yard: was 75c.
liz to yard lengths 3S-inch
Percale. SIC yard: was S5c.
1& to 5 yard lengths 30-inch
Crepe, 55c yard: was Csc.
IL to 2k yard lengths Plain
Organdy. 81 yard; was s1.25.
Dress Goods Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Wo,,,en's Sweaters

Is Wool Plain stitch Hiip-ons
In navy. rose and peacock; round
neck finished with collars in
back. e3.o0 each; were $3.50.
/ American Beauty Weol
Sweater with puried waist line
and fancy stitch COLLAR, siss 30.
o3.0U, was e6,76.
Purple Wool Ripple 6iip-ons
with fancy stitch ripnle ana
sleeves. e6.76 eachI were SLOWS,
Sweater sscties, 91ifd 1ses.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Women's S Hosiery

20 dozen pairs Pure Silk
Hose, in assorted colorS and
few black and white: uneven
weaves of $3.50 and 81 grades.
Special price. $3.50 pair
90 dozen pairs Full-fa shioned
Silk Lisle Hose in black. white
and cordovan; irregular weaves
of Sl.50 grades. Special, 75c
pair.
Also a table OF remnants in
Silk, Lisle and Cotton Hose, at
reduced prices.
Hosiery Section. First foor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Axn,inster Rugs
Greatly Reduced

Highest grade Administer Rugs.
in beautiful oriental patterns,
! ox14.ft. aiSe, ~. 7.BOy was $50.
exia-ft. sise, ol5.b0 each:
were $3.50.
ex19-ft. also Imported Grass
Rugs with woven border. eil.75
each; wero 92i.So.
sxia-ft best quality Fiber
5 7.sxi0.s-ft. Fiber Rugs. elA7B
each; were l17.B0.
aoxeo.!neh Japaaese Mating
Rugs. ESQ each, Wers
6x8-ft. Japanese Mating
Rugs, e1 each; were e1.6o,
Rug seotien. Sixth door.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Pictures

8 Fred Thompson Pictures
Soldiers FAREWELL" and 'Wait-
ing for the Boys" framed in gold
frames $3.50 each: were s..
s Fred Thompson Pictures.
$50 each; were SO.
Fred Thompson Pictures
$1.25 each; were $3.50.
/ THE Presence" framed. e1.B0
was 50.
"The Thinker" framed. 4l.O0,
was 81.
Z Phot tograp of statues.
framed. soc each: were S1.25.
l The Birds Nest" by More.
land. S2.5Op was IS.
2 Western Cowboy Scenes by
Schreyvogel: In black and silver
frames. - each; were So.
Large poem 24x32 Our Flag"
81 was $3.50.
Picture Bsctios. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Summer Ki,1onos

White Dotted Swiss Kimonos,
with three-quarter sleeves, roll
collars and cuffs, embroidered in
red and white. Belts are ad-
Unstable. $2.95 each; were 81.
IL Kimonos of voile or lawn.
in plaid effect or pink and blue
rosebud pattern. Made very full.
with collars and cuffs trimmed
with lace or contrasting ma
terial. S1.95 each: were $2.95.
4 Fine White Wolfe Slip-Over
Kimonos. with blue and pink silk
stripes; finished with wash satin
ribbon: eyelets at waist drawn
with ribbon. @2.05 each; were
$3.50.
SepIipe Section. Third floor
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Women's Summer Millinery

IS Trimmed Hats in black
and colors: mostly small
shapes, 03.5O each: were $3.50
and $3.50.
12 Trimmed Hats in black
and colors. S1.05 each: were
$3.50.
20 Automobile Hats in
black and coloTs: caps and
small shapes. 91.bO each;
were $3.50 and $3.50.
Millinery Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Women's Linen Handkerchiefs
SPECIAL PRICE. 9 for 3

SPECIAL PRICE, Tor 81.
IS Dozen Womens All Linen Initial Handker-
chiefs consisting OF the following letters. A. c. D.
F. G, p r. 8, w. If you have kept informed
linen prices you will Immediately know how excep
tional this value is.
women's and Children's Hemstitched White Lawn
Handkerchiefs Specially priced at 6Oc dozen.
Handkerchief Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Wonen's Silk
Gloues, Special,
75c Pair

Just a Small Lot OF
Women's Two-clasp Silk
Gloves is being placed
on sale at this special
price for morrow's
shoppers. You do not
need to be told that the
value is unusual.
Glove Section, First door.
Evening star., 1920-05-27

II Model Hats reduced TO
go each; were s35 and $40.
13 Trimmed Hats In black
and colers, including hgnt
ones Of georgette crepe ana
organdy; trim m e d with
wings. flowers and rancy
feathers, $3.50 each; were
$3.50 to $3.50.
I2 Trimmed Hats in Vari-
Gus shapes and colors,
each; were $3.50 and WOW.
Evening star., 1920-05-27

3 Wool Jersey Dresses. in
taupe. beaver and navy en-
broidered models. Sizes 16
and Is. @12.75 each: were
s1S.75.
3 White Georgette Dresses.
trimmed with ruffies. tucks
or ribbon: silk lined. Slight
ly soiled. H19.75 each; were
S35 and $3.50.
/ White Beaded Georgette
Dress. made over silk. with
wide satin girdle. Slightly
soiled. e35, was $3.50.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Chidren's Hose,
Special, 4Oc Pair
6 Pairs, $2.25

IS dozen pairs Fine Ribbed
Isle Thread Hose. i'll spring
weight, and in colors OF black,
cordovan and white. Sizes o TO
oH. Very specially priced,
Hosiery Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
No.2 C. Folding
Kodaks, $9.75;
We're $11.5O

lust six of these No I
Folding Kodaks that take
pictures size 2zsx41s,
have been specially re-
duced for tomorrow.
Kodak Section. Fourth noor-
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Chilean Spy Tries to Kill Self.

LIMA, Peru. May a4.-Otto Kohl, or
Cohen. an alleged Chilean spy of
German origin, who was arrested sew
eral days ago by the military authori-
ties, attempted to commit suicide in
his cell last evening. The prisoner
severed the arteries in his wrists but
his injuries Were discovered in time
to prevent his death.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Toys

3 Toy Pipe Organs with mahog-
any finish; slightly imperfect. 45
each: were $50.
50 Spiral Marble Games. 3Sc
each; were e1.b0.
II Aviator Khaki Play Suits,
sizes 4 to 10 years. ~ each: were
81 and So.
IS pairs Boys Stills. 1Sc each:
were 6oc.
Toy ssctiea. Fourth .noor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Women's Skirts

White and Flesh Tricolette
Skirts in size 80. $3.50 each;
were $50.
Rose Tricolette Skirts in
sizes 26 and 2S. $3.50 each;
were s25.
5 Navy Serge Skirts in sizes
IS, 81 and "a. 1913 each: were
SIS.
Skirt Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Children's Trot Moe
Lou Shoes
Greatly Reduced to $2.25 Pair

OTeouy Neduced to $Z.Z5 F0lT
Most parents are familiar with the ex-
ceptional wearing quality and splendid COM
fort of Trot Moe Play and School Shoes.
They are soft, pliable, unlined and have nail
less soft soles.
66 pairs of Trot Moe Oxfords; sizes to
II.
Sc pairs Trot Moe Oxfords; sizes 11H to
D.
You can readily appreciate the
saving in these shoes at the low
price of $225 pair.
Juvenile Shoe Section, Fourth noor
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Carts and
Han1mocks

English Mail Carts with
white or blue enamel finish.
$37 so each; were SIS.
2 Cretonne Couch Hammocks.
S11.75 each: were $40.
Baby Carriage Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Girls Voile Ginghan,
Dresses
Friday Special. $2.95 Each

Girls Good Quality Gingham Dresses,
mostly plaids, also some in plain colors of
Copenhagen blue, tan and pink; belted and
sashed models mostly, with collar and cuffs
of white pique.
Also lot of Figured Wolfe Dresses with
collars, cuffs and sashes of plain materials.
and pretty models in plain voile with large
white collars and sashes.' The colors are
blue pink and green.
Sizes to II years 122 Dresses in the en-
tire lot.
Girls Section,
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Mems Fine Leather Oxfords
Reduced to $40 Pair
We're Sl4.4O and $3.50

This is lower price than oxfords of the same
quality selling for last year. They all brand
new and the finest in modelling and workmanship.
Included are six of our smartest spring models:
Genuine Shell Cordovan Mahogany-color Oxfords.
Mahogany and Tan Russia c.!f.kin Wng-tp oxfords
Genuine Russia Calfskin English-last Oxfords.
Genuine Russia Calfskin Conservative-last Oxfords.
Styles to suit every and all sizes in each
style.
Men'ssh
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Misses' AppareL

White oraandy Dress trim
med with plsatsd rufiiingsi
siish.ISE sslv!edt va.t. ss! .s!.ss was 2 o1sss
models, slightly soiiedj slues
II and 10, s5 eachl were e1o.75.
Nissss' ssstisa. FsatA Flew,
Evening star., 1920-05-27
, Net Vestees
Special 81 each

Just 6 dozen of these attractive
new Net Vestees, trimmed with
lace and ruffles. All have tux
edo collars. Best selections are
to be had early in the day.
Neckwear Section First floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27

THE MOST IMPORTANT MEMS OFFERING
MADE BY US THIS SEASON is
IA Mems Suits From Regular Stock,
Reduced to $29.75 Each
Including suits that haue been selling up to $50
Sizes "a to AZ regulars also liberal Of longs
outs long Mems and Young Mems Single breasted
and Double breasted Suits
Quarter half and full-ined garments.
Plain Blue Serqes and Unfinished Worsteds and Flonnels
Plain Light and Dark Grays, BroDns and Greens:
Mixtures in many combinations and neat meanings.
Checks pin stripes and uaried stripings.
emphatic evidence of policy offer at all times the best
values the lowest possible price.
that will be quick grasp and profit by.
Store First
Evening star., 1920-05-27
Friday Special In
Hard Candy
$1.1O Jar: Was $3.50

Assorted Hard Candy in glass
jars with screw tops. A fine
sugar confection in a variety of
fiavors. Specially reduced.
Candy Section, Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
A Remarkable
Soap Sale
10000 Cakes of
Suift's Borax Soap
55c Dozen Cakes,
S4.58 Case of 100 Cakes

One of the best laun-
dry and household soaps,
and one that we have
had made expressly for
these Friday sales, as it
has been withdrawn from
distribution by the maker.
Also 1000 rolls Good
Quality Toilet Tissue.
Special price, Sl.00 dozen
rolls.
Housewares Section. Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1920-05-27
riday Remnant Day--Good. Economy i'm Every Item

we'll to remember that there such thing
usefulness included That the one big
fundamental idea back Of Remnant Day offering here
Thousands of how real Day Economy
is here.
merchandise nable exchangeable; not
O. APPROVAL mail and phone orders not accepted
Evening star., 1920-05-27
28 Boys First Long
Trousers Suits
Reduced to $23.z5 Each.
Were $40 and SIS

Newest models and selected fabrics.
As First Long Trousers Suits are a new
feature of our Boys Section the fact that
they are the latest styles is self-evident.
Medium and dark mixtures suitable for
present and fall wear. They are broken
lots and incomplete size ranges from our
own fine spring assortments.
y Sizes. Is IL 18 10 70
Quantities. 10
10 Dozen Boys Paul Jones White Galatea
MILDLY Suits, with serge collar and cuffs and
emblem on sleeves; regulation braid trim
med. The price is extremely low for this
suit. 1t is one of Paul Jones' better grades.
Broken sizes 3 to 10 years.
Special Price, $3.75 Each
20 Dozen Boys Blouses assorted stripes
and all white; woven fabrics, with attached
collars; broken sizes 7 to l3 years.
Special Price, 75c Each
Boys Section. Fourth floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
REGISTRATION
IS TOO SLOW
Must Speed Up to Qualify
Normal City Vote

Register, Register'l Regis
terii!"
city Comptroller Harry w. Car
roll was heard muttering these
words as he surveyed the total
registration figures Wednesday
morning.
The feverish words were aimed
at Seattle in general. or at least
that portion OF 1t which II more
than u years old. male and female.
"Not more than half the daily
average IL being registered right
now" Comptroller Carroll said.
and unless Seattle speeds up regis
tralion, thousands OF men and
women Will not be eligible TO vote
Mondays registration totalcd 2.ssS
and on Tuesday $3.50 names were
added 10 the lists"
The morning rush Of registrants
keeps well 20 the average demand
ed If Seattle's 100000 eligible yot-
ers want TO have a hand in the
next municipal election. but dur
ing the late afternoon period the
rush has died away TO nearly moth
ing, according to Comptroller Car
roll.
The registration books will be
open every evening from 6 10 0
O'Clock until January p. except
for three days. January IS. rs and
| II. when the books win be sent TO
the precincts for registration Of
voters,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
U. S. Judge Opens
DOOR TO JAPANESE

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. Fear that the ruling Of
Federal Judge Rudn in refusing order the deportation
of Hoshi Watanbe Japanese sailor has opened oophole
to Japanese labor to gain admtance into this country
today expressed by Assistant United States Attorney
Benjamin F. Gels.
Gels announced he will appeal from Judge Rudkins de-
cson which allows Watanbe to remain in this country
long he is able to support himself. Watanbe came to
this country Japanese vessel from which he deserted
Watanbe has resided the United States since March,
1916 accumuatng considerable property He arrested
months ago and ordered deported the ground he
had entered the country unlawfully.
Judge Rudkin ordered Watanbe released Immediately.
Gels contended Watanbe did not intend to remain sailor
and merely used that subterfuge to obtain entry this
country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
Three YANKEES IN
MEXICO MURDERED

WASHINGTON Jan. 7.-Gabriele Porter, American
citizen in the employ of the Penn Mex Co., shot and
killed by Mexican army officer at Tuxpam December 21
the state department advised today by the American
consul at Tampico.
The consul has been directed by telegraph the state
denarent announced ito report further information and
If warranted by circumstances the legal author
ties in the Tampco district to arrest and punish the guilty
persons.
The state department far has not received complete
report on the details of the murder of two American en-
poyes the international Petroleum Co., at Port Lobos
The killings reported yesterday, and that Of Porter
ported today may bring strain Mexican relations
if it is shown that Caranza soldiers responsible it was
believed here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
WOMEN WILL
BATTLE H. C. |.
State Representatives Meet
Here Thursday

TO devise means to combat the In.
creasing cost Of living and to organ.
ize the women of the state In cam
paign looking TO the betterment Of
food and clothing conditions. more
than 40 representatives. Of the most
prominent clubs in the state win
meet at the Woman's University
club. 1905 Fifth ave. Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The morning session. which viii he
given over TO talks by food and cloth.
ing specialists. will bo held from 10
until IL n. IN. In the afternoon the
work OF organization will be under.
taken by the women representatives.
District Attorney II. c. Saunders
will preside AT the morning session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
COOK KNOCKED
UNCONSCIOUS
Is Hit Over Head During a
Kitchen Battle

Antoine Mottct. 30. a Swiss cook mt
the Washington Annex. is in the city
hospital Wednesday. with a deep
cash In the forehead. while George
carvalas. Is. hts assistant. IL In the
city Jail. charged with fighting.
The fight started over an alterca'
ton about cooking. according to Mot.
tet. Carvnlan IL said 20 have pre-
pared a dish incorrectly. Words fol.
lowed. and Mottet IL said by Carvalas
to have grabbed butcher knife.
Carvalas told tho police he seized "A
cooking bowl and hurled II at his as.
aaiiant. striking him In the head.
Motiet. In turn. denied he had n
knife. and declares tho attack was
started by his assistant.
Motorcycle r. Il. Baerman de-
clarcd Mottet was Knocked uncon-
scious by the blow. He said he could
not find n knife about the place. A
cieavcr was found lying on a meat
block. Mottet's injuries were dressed
at the city hospital. after which he
was charged with fighting.