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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

LONDON. Feb. 2o.--The council
Of prumisrr. after taking up discus.
sion Of allied relations with Russia
at its session yesterday. decided 10
discontinue debate on tho question
until Premier Miilcrand OF France
returns Monday. Il WINS learned off.
ciaily.
Austen Chamberlain. chancellor OF
the exchequer. In an open letter. re-
vcaied that Great Britain's loans TO
Russia total $4,000. 900.
Other loans. he said. were a. fol.
lows:
France. ftTi.too.ooo
Italy. ftTc.o 10000.
Belgium. $4,000. 900.
Other nations. fTi.ooo.ooo.
These loans. the chancellor said.
wcr. exclusive OF 100000 to be
granted tho allies and other powers
for reconstruction work.
Despite protests in the press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
BISBEE JUROR
SHOT IN row
Wounded in Quarrel Over
Violation OF Range Law
by NJ. ID. TRACY

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., FEB. zo.--Ths
unwritten law of tho cattle country
has taken a talesfnan from the boz at
the Blsbee deportation trials.
because j. j. Seals, cattieman.
claimed n. X. Lewis. one OF the nrst
mon passed for jury duty. violated
the unvritten law against leaving
gates open on cattle ranges. Lewis
liz In n hospital at Douglas suner.
ing from three bullet wounds. Seals
IL under arrest here. charged with as
sault with "A deadly weapon.
The incident has all the color OF n
novel. Seals. wearing a broad som
brcro and high.heeled cowboy boots,
was waiting for Deputy Sheriff Raj
ferty yesterday when he drove 30
miles into the McNeal cattle district
to make the arrest.
There's an easier road back than
the one you Travelled" Seals told
Rafferty,
IAN right" said the deputy. You
lead the way back. and III follow"
Seals and two friends got into an
automobile. which seems TO have
crowded out the cow pony In many
Instances. but not the boots and the
hat. and led the way back 10 Tomb
stone.
Seals said Lewis made a motion
toward his pocket when he was taken
20 task.
Il drew my gun" said Seals.
He claims Lewis then violated an
other unwritten law OF the West BY
running instead Of standing and
nghting. Seals admits he pumped
three bullets into Lewis. Lewis
#. friends say he was unarmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
Bon Employees
Are in Favor
Daylight Thrift

Employees Of tho Don Marche
want seattics city council 20
adopt the daylight saving law
which was repealed by congress
last year. a unanimous petition
has been flied with the council.
requesting that the city dads en-
act such "A law for the coming
summer season at least. The re
tail Trade Bureau Of the Cham.
her 81 Commerce has promised to
cooperate with the Bon Marche
employees In their him II the
movement meets with the appro.
baton Of other commercial organ.
nations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
LITTLE GIRL ~
IN COURTROOM

when did he leave town."
Monday following the murder"
where II he now1"
''In Sacramento. have heard"
Were you In the Unnworth homo
at noon. october 2s7"
"Yes"
"were Mrs. unHworth and Claire
present."
Yea Both"
ibid Mrs. unsworth hold up a
glove and say IL was all she had 10
remember Mrs. Bryan by"
Yea"
In the presence OF Unsworth1"
''rest lilo was right there. 10 close
he could hear"
what did he say"
That. she didn't know what che
waa talking about"
Claire tnsworth. tiny. pink.
checked little giri Of 6. whose mother.
since tho murder. hsH been sent TO an
Institution for the mentally ~. was
called TO the witness chair. shc
could not qualify as n witness. the
age limit allowed by law being 10
years
She was followed by character wit
nesaes. who pronounced Eaiy'H repu
tation good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
REPORT REDS
IN ARCHANCEL
Bolsheviki Claim Capture OF
North Russ Port

LONDON. Feb 2o.---A wireless
dispatch from Moscow today claimed
that the iiolsheviki have captured
Archnngel and that the garrison has
Joined the reds,
The military situation turnout
RuAnia has been very favorable for
the Iioishcyiil for several weeks.
The fall OF Arohangel was not UNI
expected.
Tho fall Of Archangcl. seat Of tho
North Russian anti.Isolahevik gov.
eminent. II confirmed, will prnc.
ucally verify the .oviet's claim
that active military opposition IN
asia has been crushed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
SATURDAY

Noon--M~v~s cafet~ris--IDr. r..
r. Alien Of Near East Itrlirf
Committee foe Armenia win tell
of suffering there before King
County Democratic club.
q p. ms-Nesny hall. univer-
atty campus--s~astlc symphony
plays pop" concert. Spargur
string quartet plays.
sp. m.-Caspensers' hall. 1878
Fourth svc.-''Npider web"
social 10 raise fund.- for . home
for aged dess. unbcs ssspsces
Puget Sound Association Of
Deaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
Even Dangerous
to Garry Gun Now

Charles Brown. 81. and John VIII
son. 81. are being investigated by
the police Friday. They were arrest
ed Thursday night at First ave. and
Yesicr way by Patrolmen Y. Carey
and A. Donahue. with their pockets
fun OF chewing gum and candy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
FEARED \ SArpI>G
FROM DETECTIVES

The next morning l had 20 walk
the plank between rows of detect
ives. ono man from my tank ton
me they would put me on the ear
pct aud ask me n lot OF questions
Iie'said the only thing TO do wns
TO talk. or would get what he got.
Then no showed me some scars ON
his head. lie told me he got tho
scars from being Slapped. He faid
the detectives stood around and II
the prisoner didn't talk they Slapped
him. SO l sot a thoro understand
Ing what I might expect.
II certainly talked when went
down. l lied 60 Tenant about hay.
ing seen Mrs. Bryan. having been
TO the vault with her and having
associated with her. knew had
been with her ana reeelNh the
money and | got an idea she was
In some sort Of trouble. 80 ! denied
these things to protect her as well
as myself.
There was nothing between un
but the best OF friendship.
II was kept In solitary from
Tuesday ,Ill Saturday. thought ]
heard mothers footsteps outside In
the hallway.
Mrs. Bryan and had planned
TO go to California after she settled
with her husband. she was 20 be n
silent partner AMI use part OF the
money to put me in business. She
was to receive half the profits.
[ While the body Of Mrs. Elizabeth
nryan lay In the morguc still un'
identified Monday evening. October
20. q group Of painters stood dis
eussinT the mystery In their union
hall In the Postal building. II was
about o'clock.
Y A. J. Fat" Dreivcr. another paint.
er. Joined them. lie was carrying a
black grip and said he had bought
ticket for Honolulu. Then. refer
ring TO the matter tho others were
discussing. he said:
Il guess they'll hook Fay. He's
been running around with that
woman"
I This was the testimony Thursday
afternoon OF George l.. Hunter. who
has charge OF the painters club
room, whore tho conversation took
place. Hunter was n witness for
the defense.
An hour after the conversation
George ". BRYAN came TO Seattle.
saw the bod, and said u was his
~ifesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
SAYS MRS. BRYAN
WENT OUT WITH Fat"

He expected 20 go out with her
sunday lie wns on the point OF
breaking or their relationship on the
advice OF his mother and the strong
opposition OF his stepfather. She
came down stairs In the Plaza hotel
and told him she was sorry she
couldn't spend the whole day with
him. She said she had promised TO
call on Mrs. Unsworth. her friend.
that evening
That evening, We will show by
tho testimony OF little Claire TINS.
worth. II she Ia allowed 70 testify,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
SEEN ON BACK
VESTIBuIE Or CAR

why didn't you report this mat.
ter7" asked Patterson.
We'll. I didn't think II was any
OF my business"
And when did you frat tell any.
body OF it7'
when one Of the lawyers came
TO ask me about H. Ealy had told
them and they came 10 mo to find
out II II was 20. told them I re.
membered II. / thought when
read about the murder II was funny
they'd arrest him for IT,"
Earl A. Wood, GOES Fourth ave. NJ
H., said he saw Ealy on the back
vcstibule Of the same car, ands had
reported the matter 10 Mrs. Nemitz
when she was confined In the coun
~ Jail.
Harry Fritschie. who lives In the
lower part OF the Nemits home. as26
Meridian ave. testified that his auto
was locked In the garage Sunday
night October 10, and could not
have been taken cut without his
knowledge. II was his tires which
detectives earlier In the trial testi.
fled correspondcd TO the tracks near
where Mrs. Bryan's body was found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
No Safe Breakers
in State Prison

wALLA wALLA. Wash. Feb. 20.
When the postofYce safe door
damned the postmaster sent hurry
call to Warden Drum at the penn
Tertiary for one first class SAFE
blower or combination twirler.
"Nono In stock" said the warden.
They opened the safe with an
aceiylene torch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
Caillaux Trial 10
Again in Session

PARIS. Feb. 2o.--The senate. sit.
ting as a high court Of justice. today
resumed the trial Of former Pre-nIer
Caillaux. charged with Implication
in plots TO defeat France during the
war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
TONIGHT

Up. m-BriEhtou Beach Con
gregationAl Social haii--IBrightou
Reach Community club win hras
Miss Do~no tell tho numerous
sIde of mlssionary work N the
Hue Ridge mountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
Looks for Rooms;
Suspected as Thief

An apartment seeker II suspected
of stealing ssi and quantity Of
icwelry from Mrs. G. Frank. 1915
ninth ave. while All. was showing
the man thru tho building Thurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

other officers came and began shoot
ing questions. turning over tho bod
and fumhllng about my clothes.
They saw some paint spots on
my clothes and thought l, was
blood 40 they arrested me and took
me 60 the city jail. I was placed
IN a tank. didn't Know what ia
hean arrested for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
Stepladder Thief
Shows Up Again

9eattle's step-iadder burglar
turned up Thursday night and.
ofter propping his ladder against
=. Fishers home at asa 22nd ave,
ransacked the place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
"Flu" on Decline
in King County

Flu was on tho wans IN King
county Friday. Only IL new cases
were reported to County Health
Commissioner George II. T. spsriins.
All county schools closed by local
boards will reopen Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
Military Training
Plan Is Approved

WAsHfNGToN. Feb. 2o.--Univer-
al training to be Instituted on July
1, 1872, was approved today by the
louise military committee by vote
3 IL to 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
DEFENSE WATCHES
HIM IN CAI.1fORNiA

Hunter went on 90 testify that
Fat then left the hail. and was
supposed 20 have departed from tho
city on his journey to Hawaii.
As a matter Of fact. the dcfens. In
xaid to have had Pat" under sur
VIGILANCE In Sacramento for some
time. following the refusal Of the
state TO bring him back for trial.
Hunters testimony was the second
thrust os the defense at the states
case. The first was motion on the
part OF Attorney Waiter Fulton for q
directed verdict OF mot guilty" The
state did not contes, this 10 far ns
Mrs. Anna Nemitx. mother OF Ealy.
was concerned. and Judge J. T. Ron
aid dismissed tho charge against her.
There IL no evidence here" said
the court. "that Mrs Nernitr knew
anything OF her sons actions sho is
his mother, and may have said things
10 protcc, him when she knew he
was In danger. The jury viii regard
her no longer AZ a defendant WI.
liam Eaiy IL stiii on trial"
Mrs Nemitx broke down. Eaiy
put his arms about his mother and
kissed her IA the tears courscd down
her checks. The strain OF four days
trial told upon her now. Kind friends
surrounded hcr. She was literally
carried into tho corridor. Twenty
minutes later she WINS able TO re-
appear In the court room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
PATROLMAN A. @. LuNTs

FORD picked UP a lady's purse
containing si.2s at Beacon ave. ana
AFFORD st.. Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

QUIDNUNC
DAILY NIX ASKS A CUES.
TION OF FIVE PERSONS
PICKED At RANDOM
TODAY'S QUESTION


should a woman choose . husband
or a carecr1
ANSWERS
MRS. W. H. POWELL. SOS Fifth
ave. ". E.--You'll have to ask
some one who II better informed than
I. haven't even an opinion.
MRS. ALBERT G. THORNTON.
100 T.. esd st---Evcry woman must
ask herself this question and settis
u with herself. believe every
woman has her calling and must her.
self decide.
MRS. CHARLES II. THOMAS.
1901 ". iath--ohl / don't know. I'm
sure I don't.
DIR. MINNIE L. ALLISON. a274
s7,h ave. s.--why can't she choose
bothY
MISS HELEN IGOE. iba7 Second
avc--I'm rather prejudiced in favor
OF n career. OF course. I don't know
anything about the other.
~~~e~>~~~~~S~~S~-~ -~~~~~-~~~~~~S~~~.~
nesses because my lawyer told me
not to-
Charles l.. VIM. n deputy sheriff.
who appeared ms a character witness
and testified that Ealy's reputation
was good. was asked by Patterson:
did you over hear that Ealy
broke up a family In Baltimore and
brought n young girl hero 20 whom
he was not married."
Fulton objected that the question
was not competent. Tho objection
was sustained and the witness cx-
cugcd.
Fred J. Randall. n street car con.
ductor. 4b2a First ave. n. w, testi.
fled he had seen and talked with
Eaiy. whom he had known for Hev-
eral years. on the Meridian ave. car
about IL p. m. Sunday. October
10. the night Mrs Bryan was muir.
dered. lie snid Eaiy rot off the
car at the usual place and headed
for home. He did not appear, per.
turbed or unnatural. the witness
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
Dentists Witness
Teeth of Tiger

SPOKANE. Feb. 2e.--Dentists in
convention here attended . showing
Of ssThe Teeth OF the Tiger" At the
invitation OF Drs. Clemmer ana
L.anbach. former dentists. now movis
moguis.
FER CstIa, Grip o. Iaflueaee
And as preventive, take LAxA-
TIVE BR0MO QrfNfSE Tablets.
Look for r.. W. GROVES signature
on the boz. 3ec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
STATE WITNESS ~
CALLED ny DEFENSE

The defense then launched It's
sensational battle 20 rave young
Ealy. y. w. unsworth. n states
witness. was recalled 10 tho stand.
II understand" said Fulton. that
you aaid brewer hadn't been TO
your house since tho murder. Did
you state that yesterday
Yea"
"weii. had he been 20 your
house7''
II did not sec him.
ibid you not state 10 Mr. Nerni,x
and Mr.. Brooks that he had been
there7''
Maybe I did. But I didn't see
him myself don't remember
stating that"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
RIP SNORTIN
DAYS OF OLD

'rhe a place hall I've
a card I've EN- shoot
They wasn't automobiles
bronchos tied all
bartenders worn all night long In the
place"
Il ! suggested
be had Will
me In a malt somsthng7'
'oe again pretty good No. ihankee
best be getting along"
the walk leaving the drowry Tomb
dream the sun OF The days when was wolf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

No Dorothy; II docs not tske four
quarter decks to make ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
I'VE SAW PROSECUTOR
AND TOLD STORY

This testimony was followed hy
that OF Hunter. who told Of Drei.
vcrs remark 70 other painters In
tho union haii. cross-examined by
Deputy Prosecutor Patterson. Hun.
ter said.
1T was about 7 o'clock the even.
Ing after the body WINS found. We
started 20 discuss the case and
Dr~fvsr but,ed In. lie aaii he
guessed they'd hook Fay. as he'd
been running around with that
woman"
did you know then wha, woman
had been murdercdT' Patterson
snapped out.
mo"
And you never aid snyshine7"
No"
Fulton broke tn; 'Oh, We told
you Dreiver had gone 10 sacrn.
mento and asked you 20 oxtrndlic
him"
Patterson resumed: You came 20
see mo abou, this. didn', you. and
told me substantially The Same az
you have stated herer'
Hunter replied: Yes"
Who brought your
''Nemitz,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

Save your hair and double its beauty You have lots of
long, thick strong us!rous hair Don't let II stay lfclcss
thin scraggy fading Drng back its color vigor and vitality
Get 3scen bottle Of delightful 'Dandene" at any drug
toilet counter to fresben your scalp; chcck dandf and falling
hair Your hair needs stimulating identifying "Danderine"
TO restore is life color, brightness abundance Hurry, Crs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
SAYS U>sSvoRTH
IIt SHED HIS CHILD

Ward n. Brooks. 5i0s woodiawn
ave. a truck driver for the Ice De-
livery Company. was sworn. and
asked.
Were you at N. uns~orth home
Friday. October -. about : .. mr.
Yea"
'Dsd you hear Mr.. Semitr ash
unsworth about Fat DrsiverT-
yes"
"Did unswnr,h state that Dreivcr
had been at his home the Monday
previous 10 set his tools. and said
he ~aH going 10 HonoiuiuT"
"NcN@
-Ud Claire Unsworth say some
thing. and uurworth grab her and
say. You don't know anything about
this. and 20 with her into another
ROOM
lie did
Had you ard you son and EAiy
planned a hunting tripT''
yea. We planned 10 leave Hatur-
day night. October is. for Hoods
canal. couldn't get away. and the
trip was called off. We expected 10
be gone q week or 10 days"
ON cross-examination Brooka was
auixred further about Unrworth's
conversation with Nemisx
'unswor,h said brooks stated.
-that Drcivcr had told him he had a
ticket in HIS pocket for Honolulu.
tina, no seemed very nervous and
Hick-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
TOMBSTONE TAME
PLACE NOW

him leaning against the wall Of the combination drug store
rather
sadly the almost deserted
Tombstone OF
Red Dog
"a
like have Of this Inn
porancc7" 1 asked
"mportancer Say. the only
when they hanged Hcnthf
hung
a In the famous
killed
about They didn't walt for jury
They picked and the
handiest and that's all they H.
old place? That's
killed
here's used TO be full Of life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

should a woman choose . HUSBAND
or n carecr7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
Arizona Trial to Tame
for Old "Red Dog" Hero
BY GENE COIN

ToMBRToNE Arz. Feb. 2o,-rombstone "wovte" again
old Jim Wolf made by the Alfred Henry
ranch Lewis
OF Bisbee deporatonA trials
OF "Red Dog came
In his 1T
I'd of onttl n
lie was from because OF his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-17
RertnAid De Koven-

tr,arican npcratIC composer and
Conductor. died her" early today "'
apOplcNy. ~ -, r>-
Nr Dc KovHn. who has been here Tor
several weeks experimenting tho pro.
,!urtIon Of ms opera 'ttip van w
80. r,,crdira. Z dinner at tho home or
Wrs. Joseph Fish. when nc suddenly
became III. lie died within few min
u'Ss. - =
NJ. Dc Eovrn WAS the composer OF
,.,,,b,r ~ onrras and also had written
,2r,"us music for orchestra and piano,
4 large number Of SONGS inr'udlnS :;
"Oh .Tromlsc Ne" and "A RcC"sS!ona|
yv,rn among his works.
DO Kurou was horn At MlGdIc'o"n'
Conn.,. April 8. 1851.
T;rs!lr4 writing music. he served AZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-17
SIMS DECLARES U, S,
NAVAL MORALE HAS
NOW GONE TO SMASH

WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.-While dis
claiming any thought VI making 4 per
SOnal attack on Secretary Daniels, Rear
Admiral ta.zNIS sold he S~IAta committee
invest eating naval war decorations to
de- that morale Of tn" service had been
methods followed III making the awards
The underlying cause of tho whole
unfortunate affair" Admiral Sims Nv
serted was faIlur" Of Mr.. Daniels to
Formulate 4 definite policy 10 govern
awards in HIS instructions - the
Knight medal board. Grave injustice
has been done many officers beCIUS" Of
This. ne added.
Taking up the sccrctarys announced
policy Of awarding distinguished S,.r'v-
ice medals to officers WHO had lost
their ships in action. where their serv-
ice had been mcr,ror!ouS. Admiral sims
declared such officers deserved medals
If honor or nothing.
Summing up h.S objections 30 IN"
declared that the awarding Of medals
To mon who lost their ships IN action
without engaging the enemy was with
out precedent IN the HISTORY Of the AM
Crican navy or any other navy, and had
resulted in absolutely shatterinE tho
changes made both 10y Secretary ban
icls and the knight board. hluntly stat
ing that ne did not have confidence in
ne boards ability to judge OF the rela-
i've merits Of officers.
Admiral Sims IS expected TO conclude
his testimony tomorrow. and Chairman
IInle did not indicate what officer
would be called Monday.
National Thrift wcek-Start a bank
account to-day.
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uses, and alcohol will continue TO ne
made for scientific and industrial pur
poses, but many safeguards arc pro
vided that the law shall not be violateo
The home manufacture and consump'
ton OF mountaineering cider ana iraI'
Juices is permitted by law. In the man
ufacturo Of cereal drinks. common?
referred to as <near-beer' IT was pro,
vided that other names shall be used
than beer. ale or porter
Places where intoxicating liquors are
sold can be declared a nuisance ana
abated as such, and the persons guilt
of maintaining them are punishahIt
under the criminal sections Of the or
forcement law. Punishments for viola
lions of the law may vary, according &c
the nature of the violation and whether
il is n first or subsequent offense. the
penalties running as high as $4,000 ilnf
an dtwo years imprisonment AdVSr-
Using Of liquors by any means or meth
cd is prohibited.
Search for contraband liquor is per.
mittcd under warrants, except tS:t
private dwellings may not be searched
unless used for illegal sale or in part
for business purposes. Seized whiskey
and property used in illegal sal or trans
portation are to be destroyed. the own
er having no property rights in it.