Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1930, Page 16

-SEVERAL THEORIES 'HELD N ZUTA CASE Gang Chief’s Slaying Believed 1 Reprisal or to Cover Lingle Murder. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, July 8.—The search for | the slayers of Jack Zuta, North Side | yice chieftain, was a patchwork of theories today. Ted Newberry, ertswhile whisky dealer for the Mcran-Aiello-Zuta trivmvirate, was identified by witnesses as one of the men who shot down Zuta last day night in a lake resort dance b Rear Delaficld, Wis. Newberry, said police, left the North | Side mob several months ago after an | Sttempt, was made to assassinate him, | and deserted to the banner of “Scarface Al” Capone. If Newberry was one of the slayers, the police believed, the Zuta &ffair was a gangland reprisal. Another theory had to do with Henry | Veteran Doorman Of Metropolitan Dies at Age of 78 Knew All Opera Stars and Kept Record of Them in Diary. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 8-—Thomas Jacob Bull, who probably knew more opera stars and partons than any one THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. ce he said, adding that he wanted DIt i there until he died. Between seasons, he spen$ his time fishing and attending ball games. He was born in Loulsville, Ky., in 1852, He came to New York in his early thirties. | i {KILLS SELF UNDER TRAIN| LAKE CITY, Minn., August 8 (#).— | Despondent because of ill health and | the recent death "of his only sonm,| George Watson, 62, sat in a chair on | the railtoad tracks mear here and was killed by a train. His widow and two daughters survive. ! else, died yesterday. He had been head |’ doorman at the House since its opening 47 years ago. Frem the night of October 22, 1883, when the Metropolitan’ threw open its docrs for its premiere with Italo Cama- and Christine Nilsson singing * until the end of the season osed, Mr. Bull was at the door taking tickets. In that time he missed only 14 performances. That was during the season of 1922 when he was ill for | 7 iwo weeks He knew Caruso, Tetrazzini, Sem- brich, Melba, Nordica, Farrar, and & host of lesser stars of the operatic world. The brilliant throngs of opera goers were known to him by name and Finkelstein, tentatively identified as one | face. Boxholders never needed show of several who stood outside the hotel | their credentials more than once. He dance hall while five others ertered and | remembered them. Killed Zuta. Finkelstein, one-time man- | ager of the old Fish Fans Club, had leng been associated with Zuta in the operation of night clubs. Finkelstein was_introdu fnvestigation at 2b District Attorn Waukesha County George (Bugs) IMoran, North Side gang. had occupied a resort | ced into the ame hour Salen of 4 + passed. Hi Caruso, he once said, had not im- pressed him at first as a great singer, but “grew” on him as the seasons kept a diary which is almost a mpiete history of the Metropolitan h the names of the s, the stars to the hour and minute on which the curtain rc nd fell between acts. Although his son, Amassa Cobb Bull, eoitage near Delafield for two weeks in | a wealthy Chicago broker, urged him to July. | These items were affiixed by the in- | yestigators to the slaying of Alfred (Jake) Lingle, Tribune reporter. Zuta, | the police have maintained, was the “prains” of the reporter's assassination, snd since the outset of the Zuta slay. ing investigation, the police have be- Heved the vice overlord was put out of the way to seal his lips. s Another body of & man was hauled from the Sanitary District Canal near Cicero last night. The man. Whose fea- tures resembled those of a Chinese, had been slashed and beaten, but not shot, the police said. _RULING LIMITS ARTICLES : BROUGHT FROM CANADA &ce Only in 30 Days Americans | May Escape Paying Duty on Value Up to $100. By the Associated Press. Once every 30 days a tourist return- from Canada.may bring in arti- valued at less than $100 for his| rsonal or household use, duty free—) t only once. post. retire, he insisted on remaining at his The Metropolitan door was his “It pays to advertise” only when the goods talked about are worth talking about and worth buying. Metropolitan Opera | 7 There Is a Peoples Drug Store In every section of the city... One near your home l Mail Orders I Prompt service for out-of-town cus- tomers. \ Add 10% of amcunt of order to cover cost of pack- ing d mailing. Address . . . Peoples Drug Store, No. 6, Mail Order Depart- ment, 15th and G Streets N.W., Wash- ington, D. C. pendable saline laxative spocnful in drink your own health. 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BODY IN LAKE BELIEVED VICTIM OF GANGSTERS Autopsy Indicates Rockford, I, Man Was Slain by Charge of “Mustard” Shot, Is Report. | By the Associated Press. | LAKE CITY, Minn, August 8.—The | body of a man found at Lake Pepin yes- terday was identified as that of Hugh Rausch, allas Harry Hauser, 30, of Rockford, IIl. Police believe he was slain by gangsters. The body was found at a bathing ‘These baby pants are made of rub- berized rayon fabric. They are made full baby’ “SILVER JUBILEE YEAR” Our Twenty-Fifth Year of Public Service Special Sale of Bathing Needs! 's comfort. May be obtained in five shades in .| Independent Named for Governor. PORTLAND, Oreg., August 8 (#)— Julius L. Meler, Portland mmhln@lllt night was nominated as independent candidate for Governor of Oregon at a meeting of Independents and Liberals, Kleinerts Baby Pants form and. are ventilated for 29¢ for ul In the new size. covers that are hard Tse putti; penns. R R, Olty Ticket ¢ & I+ OF Asent’s Ofice. th Balte. & Va. 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