The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1919, Page 7

BELIEVE FRIEND HELPED BANDIT Probably Met by Auto Near Covington Clerk Harry L. Moro on North @mm Pacific train No, 4, carly Fri day and escaped with $25,000 in around Covington, ‘the point Where the robber is believed to have left the train and disap- peared State and federal authorities joined fm the search. It is now believed that the robber was met at Coving ton by a friend and drove away in a Righ-powered automobile. Mero was closelys questioned by Postal inspectors on his arrival in Friday night. He said he ‘Was convinced the bandit concealed himself in the mail car before it left this city, Friday morning. When he rescued, after the robbery at Masket, Mero said, he opened his OWN valise and found $500 in cur ) Teney, which he believed the robber >, had placed there in the hope of in }etiminating hin. Apparently there was nothing else [Missing from the car, except the §, $35,000 in currency consig od from 4 Pthe National Bank of Commerce here to the Roslyn branch of “the Cle * Blum state bank, for the miners’ pay roll. That the bandit was well informed ‘as to the duties of the mai} clerk is evidenced by the fact brought out by the fagman at Auburn, J. W. Mor ®an. that the mall was thrown oft @t that station in the usual manner and another sack taken aboard. At this time, according to Mero, he was lying tn a locker, tightly bound and unable to make an outcry, the robber performing his customary work The stolen currency was insured by the National Bank of Commerce, and the bank ts fully protected. WILSON PLANS TWO SPEECHES President in Los Angeles for Week-End BY HU GH “BAILLIE and take a week- — rest. Only one speech was scheduled a¢ the Shrine audi- ftorium in the evening, but it was considered likely that he also would speak ag a dinner Mhe president's train pulled out of San Diego at 11 o'clock last night A small crowd was on hand, al! that gould get thru the police lines to gee him off. They cheered as the ‘tam departed. ‘A few miles from San Diego the Presidential special was placed on a/ Siding for the night. This was done 0 that Wilson could get a good night's sleep. He- planned to arrive in Los) Angeles at 9 o'clock In the morning | and spend the day as quietly as pow | gible. Sunday was set apart for a) day of rest. Sunday night the presi-/| dent will leave for Reno, on his eastward swing. The presidential party was very much pleased with the reception at San Diego. Wilson addressed a crowd of more than 40,000 in the San Diego stadium. | ‘The president was much interested | the device which carried his voice B most of the great throng. It was the biggest crowd Wilson had met om the trip so far. Mountain Lions Surround Dying Hunter in Woods WENATCHEE, Sept. 20.— ‘Wounded in the abdomen by an accidental shot from his brother's rifle while hunting near the head of Icicle creek, Charles Lemon, @1, jay in the forest until mid night, surrounded by mountain lions, which were about to pounce upon him when the brother re turned from Leavenworth with aid Charles is dead toda every effort made to « covery. He and Mark, t er, left on their hunt Tue Mark accidentally dropped his rifle, which was discharged, the bullet wounding Charles. Unable to carry the injured man out of the woods, the brother left him propped against a tree while he went to Leavenworth “Face Chaos,” Says Bishop From Cuba Bishop H. R. G of Cuba, was the princ ipal at a meeting held Friday night, Mark's church, marking the first step in the nation-wide campaign for greater service on the part of the| eburch. “We are face to face with politi al chaos, industrial anarchy and moral breakdown,” he said, “and that gives Christianity the greatest | opportunity it has had for several generations, for when our institu tions are being broken down and our creeds being questioned, then it is the most easy for the truth to be per | ceived.” Miners to Rush Convention Work, CLEVELAND, 0., Sept. 20-—-Rou- tine business held the attention of the United Mine Workers of Amer fea convention here today. With the| conference of miners and mine oper- ators only a few days off, delegates expected Monday to usher in the most strenuous and important ses sions of the convention | Insurgents defeated the adminis. | tration forces on two resolutions af- | eting the policy of the organiza tion, in the selection of traveling au- | ditors, field workers and district | statisticians. Selection by popular tion, instead of by appointment demanded by the insurgents, and they defeated measures which sought to preserve the former mys tem. The fight was marked by bit ter arguments, ‘The wage scale committee is in constant session, in preparation of | its report, next wee® é THE SEATTLY STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT. 20, 1919. STAR BUSINESS GUIDE Can You Find the Missing Letters? Nineteen letters have been purposely omitted from nine- teen advertisements on this page, The nineteen letters, when correctly arranged, will spell STAR ADVERTISING PAYS. 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