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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
10
An ad extols Tiz as foot relief for tired feet, claiming it eases aches, corns, blisters, bunions and swelling. It promises instant comfort, reduces acid buildup, and lets feet feel happy and refreshed after long wear and walking. Sold in department and variety stores at low cost.
Dayton July 29 President Wilson will issue a statement after Gov Cox receives the nomination to be the new party leader. Republicans fear White House influence over the nominee's policies while Democratic leaders in Columbus show some dissatisfaction with the conference. Cox answers telegram requests including Debs release but will respond after his notification speech.
After approving total appropriations of 1 916 460 the city council budget committee adjourned for the week. Budgets fixed include Health department 1 130 490 civil service department 44 610 city treasurer s department 100 580 and board of public works 40 780. Numerous cuts were made in departmental estimates.
George White arrived in Washington to assume control of the Democratic National Committee and confer with party leaders on presidential and congressional campaigns. He may visit the White House, though no appointment with President Wilson has been set.
A. C. Townley, president of the nonpartisan league, and Joseph Gilbert, former chief organizer, will appeal to the supreme court for a new trial. Judge Dean denied the defendants' motion in the lower court. They are sentenced to 90 days in jail for encouraging disloyalty during the war.
PAYTON Ohio July 20 Able non partisan celebration to honor Governor James M Cox to be held here Friday Republicans and democrats join to make the day one of the biggest in Dayton history A parade of 10000 will open the demonstration after noon Factories will declare a half holiday and labor leaders promise Dayton workers will march Former service men will take a prominent part in the parade The governor will review the parade from a court of honor and will reply with a brief address 1000 aerial bombs will follow with fireworks at night The meteor band of Piqua and the Rainbow division band will take part Mayor Switzer proclaims unity among neighbors and friends through the tribute
Nathan L. Miller, former judge, won the GOP state ticket nominating contest but faces a tough primary battle. Francis M. Hugo and Senator George F. Thompson said they will oppose Miller, entering the primary against him in Saratoga Springs N Y.
A report to the 21 member state taxpayers committee by Secretary Homer M Hill warned the Carlyon road referendum would commit 20 million dollars of work funded by a 46 cent dollar and repaid over 20 years at 100 cents. The Cat week county city consolidation plan could save Seattle about 1 million annually by cutting duplicate departments. The Taxpayers league wrapped up its season with a Thursday luncheon urging county level political organization in taxpayers interests.
Robert F. Mall addresses Rotary Club on Carlyon bonding plan to fund 1450 miles of highways. Referendum No. 1 would tie the bill to voters with auto license funds paying the debt. He cites savings from better roads and urges faster, larger contracts to reduce costs amid a stressed road system. Hair nets made of spider silk sell in Paris for $300 each.
Mrs. M. B. Hinlop of 42 Saratoga St Portland Oregon says Tanlac cured her crippling rheumatism and stomach distress. She details relief from pain in shoulders arms and hands and sleep improvement with regained weight. Tanlac sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under a Tanlac representative.
Sacramento reports deer herds larger than any prior season with district officials and forest service patrols noting numerous sightings. The deer season opens Sunday morning in Districts 2 and 3.
Proposals invited by the Bureau of Supplies and Navy Department in Washington for lumber insulating material head cords spring ribbon plate mica and more. Bids due 10 a m August 10 1920 for delivering pumps to Puget Sound Washington. Apply to Supply Officer Puget Sound or Bureau of Supplies and Sam McGowan General of the Navy. 7-19-20.
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