The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1919, Page 11

IPOLICE ARREST SECRETARY OF |. W. W. REPORT “RED" GERMANY ‘CAPUT,’ IS WOMANGANT GERMANY NOTE 'THUGTRIESTO U.S. CONVICTS SAYS PRISONER NAMES FOUND THE NATIONAL WAIL MAKE UP MIND? SENTBY ALLIES © FREE HIS PAL TAVERN KEEPER |S BOLD BANDIT; Officials Contiscate Mass of They're Speed Demons, She| Demands Immediate Sign-|But Jury Returns Verdict of Proprietor of White Horse Davis, or Howell, Said to Bé Confidential Records Country Is “All In,” Huns Say; Pessi-| Says, Alongside Senate ing of Peace Protocol Guilty Roadhouse Sold Liquor Notorious Criminal f Increased activities ot the po | Mism Reigris Supreme and Presi- pAtrm elite allied vete,| Géotee 3 Prank. Boigwe| Bob Farley, masger of the White| « BAL % bee. 105. B lice anti-red squad, under the di lent ° tt demanding that Germany accept the|were on trial Judge King | Horse tavern, a roadhourse on Da who robbed the ree ae rection of Sergtt.F Keefe, bax | Wilson Is Damned Utter! ; ssi EE ee rere c niniway, was found guilty |ty bank, of Weaverville, Cala , srotocol immediately, has been di nan Tt geod With rob F k i disclosed additional evidence y . 0 :. ‘ ad bing and beat L. Olson at! of retailing liquor at the resort by a | Who is ina ¥ “om moog that the 1. W. W. organization is “ patched to lin for instructions. | nehth and We aves. July jury in the United States district | been identified as Jefferson How deeply rooted in Seattle's indus = seep bis as | awed | and an answer in expected with 48! Arter Deputy Promecutor JA. Frater |court ‘Tuesday. ‘The jury was out|"the most notorious bandit in Anime trial life. mcapean Seuingee ey 3 very month he is more openly | hours, members of the German dele-| had presented the state's ca eorge |one hour. ; ca," according to announcement €@e Sergt. Keefe’s squad raided thf| BERLIN, Dec, 10.—“Germany ts r wit friends in Ger gation sald today Kine nd asked tho attention! Government agents told of thelr lay by Police Chief White, shack of Thomas M. McKir 7, at | caput you believe the Prus.| 1 aiyrigres : sleedea | OF th Tr ts dhe taxed at ieee ae @ Howell, according to White, fe © Eastlake and Newt about | #ans A 1 many times Mi ven Watacs, American, ashe r, Twant to change my | ony of August 27. No party Wanted for crimes, including murdagy q " " “ ¢ means elensly down. | tt Germany io. retiictiaes wit atte 6 supreme ‘ morning ¢ ugust o pa q midnight. |X K te ng pel wr : sage! V ‘ ' : bly w a ur Ses he said, “but pew aot tn whiten % mitted in Uta Ae ones a © eecretary of t cour 1 Pr epresenta pal here h and Idaho. White said a letter from fe dust sal ip A om 2 ry a oneal m t ; - of the Ur Btates, following the ; Hi ‘ty testified, A «mall quantity of liquor | Howell's wife to a friend, which wa 3 yy ng heal hart r ¢ returr ome « ra k, but w : b " ed ne « © oO #ma ntercepted her enabled him i ° in the various yards of 2,50 wmlarty. the wing n 1 hatred urn hor 1 kt atthe t was nelzed i a dosen or so small | intercepien re ide ntity., a - ‘een! anaes, sly preaching | Which might be dangere the Ger not vote, it was } od today en the cop.| ¥isky glasses rea 4 rrr 5 es ee, The police confiscated confidential 1 not realize their helplens dhru chee. wil be 000 Phe offense of whieh Fader. was ee eeacat toe captrre com oa reports and records showing that the bitter Berlin—ts keenly. No German factory tinued as an allied body until after| George Olnon. attorney for the two| found guilty is punishable by im val prisonment from 30 days to two| Davis—or Howell—recently undags years and @ fine of not less than| Went amputation of a leg. He was $100 nor more than $6,000, shot when he tried to escape from 1 most pessimistic | Can make-so much as a cap pistol nent. Everybody | Without London and Paris being men, introduced evidence to bolster statement of Kines. UR) aim of the 1. W. W. was to break the American Federation of Lab the signing of the Hungarian treaty it was understood. spot on the o livin oozes” hopelessne ne | Notified Instantly by officers o: | be hr hee ; | spew faa c t the French proposal that all t wormed gud gi tate ’ “ He escaped with $18,000 from the Pall Seadip Ut Carte ‘ office—the same Friendliness Absent soa: donee be eidion: send irs’ deliberation, Sentence was/for a new trial, Farley waa held in| 1° ncaped with SiS) McKinley told the police at the v new German 1° SEUAY pag Febuberesmonte trom Ger- | ceterred $1,250 ball. The motion will be heard ' Bn station that his organization allowed a t ' teeny on anne. * . by Judge Jeremiah erer Monday § | only the married men to join the A ay — oward American’ was one franc per day per soldier "A good Arabian horse can canter, in all probability an appeal to the) In the first year of the postplane the desert for 24 hours in summer! United Sattes ‘cult court will be! service, $40 letters were carried and 48 in winter without drinking. filed, according to Farley's attorneys. between New York and Washingtom leas friendly respect eral Prussls t due Americans F. of L. This was done, he said, in lance Bb order to permit the married men to support their dependents by getting employment the easiest way. Several hundred membership cards to the Boilermakers’ union were found in his possession. McKinley said he had been secre tary of the organization for the last n of pessimt: st principle of th n feeling her more important debts paid off, it was under alists are not ournful, but they rmans I met, from » millionaire, consider prog goonen Imposed upon : si the I aah thet te che FLORENCE, KING learned toda t how the that Portugal will be ine! er nations to receive shipping craft thi ix months A that during that «rooted a Goubeaensuene ities time he had had many orga: “ae fidabiie CHICAGO, D Never work. Of every dollar bos the enrthodiet aed Gin funky mam dues, he said that n Object of Hate on the newspapers depend for apace JENKINS CASE damns “that trickster m bitterly by » Germany. One Berlin paper to the Chicago headquarters. Previous to McKinley's arrest the anti-red squad arrested W. J. Morris, | ™4" 57, and Roy Draper, 46, in connection | Tn a headline, “Wi With the plot to distr ¢ Zenda thruotit the Nort Taken From State to Mexi- OF OUR am © ata lies patie of iestioe sae eh ment tha tere, a“tthing ee | i King's to mar beget Nations to case of perjury agains ‘Was met by Draper, who told him to tak - 4 new government: A oc ‘With’ the wakes thaaly Jenkins, American consular agent at at Scrap ceregpeaan sweats : ae doctor in the Prussian diet said, When Mr. Wilson was in Burope,” | Puebla, has been transferred from ixth ave. per rode with «an we have a beautiful democratic says Mins King, “we heard nothing | the Mexican state circuit court to the the expressman, and when they ar | constitution—but no deme but how long it took to get a treaty federal supreme court, ac onda og geo vores Draper) That is not literally true, of Is Ch d With Fal Now we hear nothing but how long to advices to the state de — “i aig eave add Cnn s Charge i alsifyi t : < e a, : a IfYING | it witt take to get the United Stat Tne ve at it Is true that the bulk y alsitying “a 0 were following, then arre: i ws me EA E) Both men. Police locks were placed | Germans are unimpressed Jon the doors of 518% Sixth av es 6©6 Great Introductory . fenate to do sormethir n the mean The new Mexiean constitution Report on Fire Loss ee ate ane TO: SG SUC | es chat iantpatna papers! abun can have jurisdiction over foreign oan wants action and that ac +} . imot Jud s Pr “180 ree. thon means work for everybody diplomatic and conmular office Which is a soft drink establishment the. unanimous judg) SAN FRANCISCO, De f y bod ' and conmula’ re : Americans and F ah- | (irnited Press.)—After " te I hope we have heard the Inst) Jenmkina has arrived at Mexico City Both men were held without bail race Ia A ‘ . . = the tha,|t confer with the American charge ' rm © been here Io andi«pent in the community cel} at at women being late for the the t — x Tbe paekages contained coplee of the | i 4, certainty the only impremsion | city son, Mrs. Viole Potter | at 1 being t to make up|“ ffalres on his recent imprisonment New Solidarity, an 1. W. W. propa q . " t Puebla, the te department al | ganda magazine. | to be gathered in a briefer visit Kruttechn is free on ball today | their m Why do you = | * uebia, the state department also wes eh. aa g “The kaiser was kicked out to|and has returned to her fashionable | the thousands of women in the Na-| "As advised Please Wilson,” mused one factory apartments in the Palace hotel tional Woman's Association of Com cret Lansing late today had owner regretfully, “because he said) Attempts to provide cash ball of Merce hold their responsible pogi-| Pectived no new Indication of when | | that would get us a better peace. | $5,000, or bond bail of $10,000, had|tions of doctors, lawyers, welfare | Metico’s reply to the last American dd community workers with large |". calling for Jenkins’ release rporaiions from prison, would be forthcoming The people have no respect for this falled. At the requets of Mrx. Krutt @ judge re government. It will take @ genera: | schnitt’s father, the po j | on before Germany will have any | duced the requirement to $1,000 bail real enthusiasm for this form of gov-| ‘This was given, and she departed ment, just as it will take it one answer, for ast et east an Cere® FREEZING TO DEATH, at least as well as The National Dentists are now under new management so we are making this gener: | with her attorney, The cane will be | @re ‘ . ation for Germany to get above| heard next the r pe better. ‘This | S. F. Federal Officer Bares 0" ‘7 Gorman = ae erpret| Seas ther ema, Dae] ___ STICKS TO HIS POST ’ a hank Which i “I'll never see the New Germany | wife of The echnitt of | minds and ar decisions CHICAGO, Dec. 10 be telegraph al ffer f sh im ni exeeNeve COCGE ETONNT |! Sim tener ee pointes “to Rio |enten terete te eee ae nes |\namaree theses a Gay “| operator at Billings, Mont, wiggled special o y: | nemeenr son: “The boy may—he's § be of directors of the Sc his “bug” with a mittened hand, and fi. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10-—(By| hats a common expression | Pact warp Phgyr Abeta. br 3 | addrensed the fuel administration at Enited Press}—Federal operatives! among middle-aged Germans: “We'll oe h “faluifying a proot af tele” te 1. W. W. Hearings Washington, Chicago and interme we three men under arrest today pewer see New Germany.” diate points as follows fire that destroyed her summer cot whom they charge with implication, Americans and Englishmen who! tage at M on at Bellingham | *v:rstor treoring to death. Abso Best i in a counterfeiting ring that has op- | pave here mo after month Mre. Kruttechr found RELLINGHAM, Dec, 10.—(Spe-| lutely no coal; no heat tn telegraph rated from Vancouver, B. C., to Los gay most would | the a n prison: | clal.)—Four women are on the jury | off nperature in office Angeles and from Phoenix and Salt | .aoret welcome the return of alers ‘to be which began’ hearls stimony here| OUld leave post, but it's 35 below Take City to Ch out If ne send blanket and Montreal. | pohenzc ips under a more The girl who sat next to me com. | toda © allege rimi tern ‘The men were taken in a raid on stitution 1 me and tried to care for me 44 case aga Lafayet Ady Director G Hines referred @ house in Tehama st. They gave » of them expects it. The said, “She confided jn me that| former secretary Bellingham | "8 Copy of the message to T. W.| the foliowing names tenes aaa” Gaaaid. Way |ohe a cieureta: ae faun ahaa \lecdl 5. WF. WE ahd deinee Wenede re a ee enn A Martin Cleary, J. M. Ward and|ynow it would be trimental to to buy some and send them to her Larson, alleged members, | *h!Pment of coal started for Billings shortly after noon. ‘The Billings sit uation, it was said, was regarded as desperate Harry Casey. Ward casey are! their relations with the allies and aid to be from Portlan pete - Several thousand counterfeited in- aoe aie’ casndy eonin:| ee Parole Will fernal revenue stamps and the plate| jing. they keep busy just as the '- . from which they were, made were) ‘ang, they, Keep bony just mmr) soon Be at an End EMPRESS GIVEN 10° faken, according to Harry Moffett | Cinized and active, down the years = of the federal secret service, who for “some pen? | 7 bas defir conducted the raid. that neder happened ‘The raid was made on a tip from “Der Tas? Romaine Salt Lake City, where three men giv Pie Ms oye th juror was chosen to ¢ trial and replace any who may be ineapact part Crowns for CS Es If you need dental work you can’t afford to over- look. this great offer. These prices will remind you of the good old pre-war price. We give you the best of ssahesinle ek best of service. been set as the date wntenes of Abraham Sherman Chairman MINUTES TO PACK nd te 36 Yack dn com MUNICH, Dec: 10.—Former Em a tan Paetlene atk Reclamation Board | prem Augusta Victoria of Germany ing the namés of J. J. E Scotty| There are “Frienls of the Kaiser’! prosecution, will expire, it was an-| OLYMPIA 10.(Special.)— | ¥8% allowed 10 minutes in which to Cunningham and W. C. were 2nd “fatherland” societies of nounced here toda Treasurer Wat or W. Sherman | ®8ther her “belongings” when ¢ today | Pelled from her palace in Berlin No fol vember 9, 1918, according to the royalist newspaper, Phospher, re nd make| Rtuef has been on parole for some! is the new recent | time, Mrrested. Correspondence found tn | Kinds. They hold megtings Bird's effects is said to have impli-| frenzied speeches lere’s Sukie iia nen dcrented here, one by Dr. Mumm, ong of the most ected « nd the termination of hia sen-| of the state rec tence actually means that the terms airman board, amat lowing acceptance of the resignation A still, 600 gallons of liquor ana| Vv! old-guarders of his parole will end and he will be of Marvin Chase. Chase quit the Cently founded here. 243 bottles were found in the Salt cultivate hatred, revenge | able to go about as the average per-| hoard because of unfriendly. rela * newspaper says a company of Jake raid. The charge is the men|%"d enmity. We shall fix our hopes | son tiona between himeelf and B Mf headed by non-commissioned Would sell the stamps to regular |0n Der Tag! which is yet to dawr Because of his exemplary conduct. | Chandler, chief engin narched to the palace, shot liquor dealers, who would use the| The day of resurrection will sure Ruef “has been credited th ¢ down Ir solic who were acting 4 stamps to make illicit liquor appear |come when this proud empire will) months of prison service ries and entered the empress like oy good he tie would rise once more.” SETTLE WITH GABRIELE? 7 wi he 99-9 Also use the stamps on liquor made| The kaiser, according to a Bremen BURLESON REPORT LONDON, Dec, 10-—Rome dis-| The ed her to be prepared to him re is| WASHINGTC D. C, Dec. 10.) patches today said an important leave in 10 minutes, infor her by themselves, it is charged. man still « Oat of 500,000 boys In the Cana he will ian schools at the age of 14, not | worrying about ore than 25,000 go on to high| grown a bear 2 #chool whitening cel post facilities | meeting of the ministerial council | that a carriage waited outvids and is not) wa recommen ta i Post . been held here t whieh it Without a word the er thing.” He has|master General Burleson, in bis ar nent with |ered up y this, with his! r most effective Gabrie ad Annunzilo had been and hatles cost of living. | reached to Potsdam. has no fear that| Extension understood settle oxraphs of her children, report, as of lowerin kes him look! means Don’t sg hv ad is fora ATIONAL DENTISTS Dt) HIRD & PIKE ALLAN A.TEMPLETON , FRANH BLA? ~9 TRUMAN +t. WEWBERRY CHARLES A. FLOYD PAUL H. KING DEN l KS | S DETROIT, Mich. Dec, 10.—In-{under Roosevelt, and formerly a! Allan Templeton is wealthy.| Michigan, was an ardent Newberry! Charles A, Floyd, of Grand @ictments for conspiracy in con- | lieutenant-commander In the nav Like tor Newberry he lives in| Supporter, Before his appointment! Rapids and Detroit, was secre- Mmection with the election of 8.|A director in several banks and|Groxse Pointe. He is president of|to his present office, following the| tary of the Newberry campaign. He a Renator Truman H. Newberry. of | president of a number of Jarge|the Detroit Board of Commerce, | Newberry election, King re-| Is @ young business man with resi- Northeast Corner Third Avenue ‘chigan, extended into Detrolt's| manufacturing concerns, Newberry|and head of the Detroit Seamless |celver for the Pere Marquette rall-| dence in Grosse Pointe and Pike Street clusive Grosse Pointe millionaire | is perhaps the best known Detroit | Steel Tube company, He was New-| way and partner of Mark McKee rank Blair, president of the samy. d man with the exception of Henry|berry’s campaign manager |another Detroit lawyer, named in| Union Trust company, is reputed Senator Néwberry, multi-million-| Ford, his opponent in the sena Paul H. King, referee in bank-|the indictments, As a boy he was|to be a millionaire and is one of was secretary of the navy! torial race, ruptcy for the eastern district of|a senate page, | Michigan's most prominent bankers.