The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1919, Page 4

ASakase jeze eae Committed Bold Operations Rivaling Jesse James Gang KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct, L— Bank bandits rivaling the dames uri and Ok a. Godley gang in exploits have been round. ald the loot of the t 1 wit) t ed up in Kansas, Missouri and | last year y timated at $1 00. | Tennessee. He belloved it will be wn mem: | They were captured because of the gang are responsible for three of them didn’t have any athe | money to buy railway tickets, the ni altho they had $80,000 in Liberty bonds. | M To get money they robbed a Kan. | 4re twins; and sax City gambling resort, and shot a man who tried to hide behind a radi band were t jors and The previous day they had robbed @ Baileyv Kas.) bank | The r rs are known as the “Ma-| st <=) ON FULL SWING Nine men are under arres: " — ,|“Seattle Day” Thursday; Crowds Are Big t in the gamblir harge. They Three took p house raid, police Ray and Walter Majors and Edward Adams. As they left taken from gan te wateh for investigate the car and Adams had driven. | Dea Shots answered the questions ask: | ¢y |. PUYALLUP, Oct hibits in and the hall, with $2,000 tice detailed | capacit ame UP to} gair Majors boys} jy } Policemen, Ford and Burns, were wounded | Walter Majors escaped In the room occupled by the ban @its was found a card which led to), the arrest of Minor Poffenberger Grilled a day and @ night by the Police, United States secret service | \ Men and private detectives, Potten: | eT My Ringer berger confessed. He gave the pollee | pong of blooded the names of other members of the| potries under Bang and told of the plans along! peo are the t ‘Which the band operated. jot his herd of §,0 Police Ruses Trap Bandits Jeast of Lake Washington. tion promise eye A series of tricks which baffled the| Thursday is Seattle day at the fair, |!" Dandits and led to their capture fol-| — _ — z lowed. | * . First it was announced atinor pot.|Rain Stops Fires; =| fenberger had established an alibi and had been released. Instead he was held in close confinement } A day or two later Major (“Fat”) y suspending Poffenberger wap arrested at Law.|%ea#08 for hunting in fence, Kas, When he learned of the |J°Terson counties was . statement of his brother to the po-|@Y, following the receipt of ady Hee the second Poffenderger con. |ffM the counties affacted that copl fussed. It was reported he could not |°U% Taina had eliminated the danger be identified as a robber. |from fires in the brush A telegram sent in “Fat's” name to) zi the address given to the police was Ezra Meeker Now followed in a few days by the arre f4 at Memphis, Tenn. of Dr. H. W.| Airplane Booster Eara Meeker was in Seattle Wed Queen of Wichita, Kas., his son, Em-| @rson Queen and Charles P. (Noisy)! nesday urging inauguration | plane route ‘for tourists from this city Dr. Queen is said by the police to/to Mt. Rainier and the glaciers have been the brains of the gang. In| “ginoe my ride to the mountain from arty territorial days he was promi-| Tacoma,” he said, “I am convinced Dent in republican party councils in| it ig entirely feasible to take trav Oklahoma. The part played in the | siers to the glaciers by air.” Operations of the gang by the physi-| pent qian’s son and Blevins has not been CHINESE NEED SHIPS made known by the police. Eleven policemen surrounded the} Chinese are badly in need of ship room of Walter Majors in St. Louis! ping, hecording to Robert Vyvyan and rushed tn, capturing him. | Dent, representing the silk importing ‘Two shotguns were found in his firm of A. Arnaud Coste and R. V. Toom, police say. | Dent, who wns guest of local foreign Police Chief Godley declares the | trade clubs at the Army and Navy men have participated in crimes in club luncheon Tuesday OLYMPI sued M A, Oct. b—The o ALWAYS 10c SAME QUALITY SAME SIZE SAME PRICE You can shine your shoes 50 times with a box of SumA. 50 shines would cost you $5.00 or more. Well shined shoes add to your personal appear- ance, makes shoes wear longer as the wax and oils protect the surface, keep the leather soft and pliable. It pays to give your shoes good care when they & cost so much, SunovA Home ser Makes Home Shoe Shining easy and convenient. BLACK TAN WHITE OX-BLOOD BROWN ator. The man, Frank Gardner of PUYALLUP FAIR Omaha, died next day in a hospital me from hia place |‘ Hunters May Hunt ° TREATY DEBATE” |Ilinols, Tennossee, Louisiana, Arkan-|Senators Wonder What Is Going to Happen to Peace nY United Press Staff Correspondent | WASHING today were answer to What w Many democrats the treaty ff would not make easter L, ©. MARTIN ot n's va oy © that if ails the men who cause must bear the full re) and take action to meet! In such an event e pre nt would de neg n of an with any and go out the task of » of negot w ck existe in the way out is for the pres eld on strong re her is for him to |today. One jon by # | withdraw | enate vote. reaches bh nations vet the venant argue, 4 too much ure many {ndications will either adopt reject the demand SAYS DRY LAW nators t the ay t ating nenate enerva flatly fuse them, which might cause re Or he « treaty from further} yuld or pigeonhole im with mnsiders nt's support reser: | objec | 1a way to ns without treaty covenant has friends t ever had r the stren, it is appa fons these league today ‘That h of treaty will be will carry with He it is for r _ HELP IN STRIKE sce |Retention of Wartime Ban | Urged by Congressman | president of the st today. He was large: steel distric' What do you have happened In the big steel dis }triets had “Th nent atr Volstead, Minnesota, chairman of the house judiciary committee, said Oct. 1, wartime t be lifted by the ttlement the , Repressor (Unit prohibl tative Aaserted that the ban y responsible fo small amount of violence in the suppose liquor been sold thousands of men idie?™ Ve psident, tead predicted that on the proh nent legislation will be report- y senate and house conferees r the would with nistend I am sure 0 consider. before the end ofthe week until the p: |the end of demobilization, President Wilson has indicated that there can | be no state jout ye |still about strength ‘oclam: of peace woe 50,000 no lquol above Mayor Asked by Clear Waterway * of House Boats Of every houseboat and g the Duwamash water way a8 a sanitary measure will be Remov: | shack required, if | test filed by offic s heed as been rati demobilized he steel situation demand Kg toward the has the dis complete prohibition act pro: r sold ion of peace ard until the treaty ’almer has said peace a pro: Duwamish water way commission Tuesday with Mayor John B. Shorett, the waterway are f ringed | with 60 odd houseboats and shacks he acted or |to order the jand how Mayor partment laims, are % men n behalf of the cc sion. The commission is powerles removal of the boats and prald that the pol suggest as the authority t Release Firemen Held With Booze Five Spa steamship rested last niards, Admiral eek in conne sau nee to Shorett told the mayor that ommis shacks ed to ice de- oO act firemen on the wut, ar 1 with iad of 56 pints of liquor in their sleeping compartment are at liberty Wednes \Eckstein to Retire With two elected nex it is willing school directors t month undidate W the world Nathan president of the city inounced he will not be to succeed himself. W ho was el t year, it is u next month ed ows half lives From School Board to be Bek school to fill derstood more than THE SEATTLE STAR ts WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1919. ALITTLE MORE SPEED AND LESS CHATTER. 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In debate, which for bitterness ana| Truck Driver Arrested After Fatal Accident heat has not been excelled in the for a long time, Senators Hiteheock and Swar nm angrily de jclared that the republican demand | nding of Ame mar Jin Dalmatia has been m | casion for “eondemnatior |of their own government | Sen had called up his!» | esting the president |r | on the senators | | ate concerning the me ve a 7 1 use again of | Arr orders of foreign ore. } ek declared he is willing to be “beaten” if only prompt action |! jean be had. “There is a going on here t of the treaty a the 1 ematic filibuster ’ gonsiaeration SAN FRANCISCO HAS NO TAXIS; DRIVERS QUIT j k declared. “I Jam not gainst this reso-} 2. FRANCISCO, Oct. 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