The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1920, Page 1

nd moderate Maximum, 47 ti _Vou. NO. AS IT SEEMS TO ME DANA SL EETH ERE is a little story of to @ay in Seattle, It has no moral r it hes a omen-—as you prefer to your particular mental out One of the homes of wealth re among oth curtai of the had, of nifty the wore selected, had m to them in eve wet urtains rn and is home was looted, and, other chattels, the luxurt hangings were taken. for mod thieves go about with trucks, if they fancy front de weeks later the family @rtving thru a residence sub- and the elder of the two wom- ‘Stop! Mary, there's in that womans seemed to and the po The ny the susptct were ad the house and fo it with fine furnishings, lin embroideries, silver and art ka of several dozen fine police And for days fine ladies calied at humble house and reclaimed pet luncheon sets, and their cular pickle forks, and their med sugar tongs. "The man of the house worked in @ shipyard, but, having Saturday 7 F m and all day Sunday off, he “burs! to pase the time, a y he would be “burgling” yet, had his wife hot had the poor P tiste to hang « $ set of PF Gins in & $5 wi Whe idea of a wholesale burglar Hiving at home, working at a trade w the week and being aided and ted by his good wife is some contrary to of the criminal ig one te fm that truth is usually strang fi fiction, which same text Ailate wpon in the near future 1 prevalent but if relied on, ur thing to be i HAVE been = pay! taxes Every by able management, our family manages to ape Christmas gets thru I have some country property. year, ly stumps and © and ne town property ant and street ani i And I notice this 5 at they We been right impartial in boost be the ante for th zenr ak 40 per cont. and aces mt on the eturnps jumped a 1 nothing t for the mor eed, I get noth for my tax oney. anyhow ‘time, but we ve formed the t Is, and they fe But unless om bottom to top in thia coun this wild looting of the citi ; ry stops, we ¥ all be renters RB few aw . ear it is harder to ; m street asvens “ jon, inter ) mortgages, depre every year the ‘ nt jumps up wit he taxpa rates are bor na are incr erage Ww e na—-nomet that P Maxed, and ot ha Maluation arbitrarily increased at Be dictate of ab anee The entire off om of 4 country has gone zy with the Public's dollars, and we are rapid Betting to the point of sat B the saturat of the. pu unl with our cash see ND all the time we devise there from the public Just now the rt of the anne 4 MBres is to tax the automovile- buy pifig suckers t up the license until it 4 much to the Khways in a filv an it d to own @ house and (Turn to Page 2, Column 4) ax @ Weather south we inds, ature Last 24 Hours Today moon, {BE terl Minimum, ts 36. ORMS 105, Mm. STARTED Here for Bout SEIZE BOY GERMANY : New Cabinet Favoring Work- ers Is Organized t About PARIS, March 25.—A tary intervention in the Peace dustrial district of Germany will On the Issue of e Seattle Star throng the bic by @ group Fulton, Plaste: unior feet, 6 Inehem tall foot ne, ¢ into The Star of adm A prominent « and ‘o Bring Mied mili Raber in | follow Mf troops of the German down Seut , covernment are unable to res! first remark, “He's got a | order there, it was learned today Quential friends a m | eee f jail, but the worry « | THE HAGUE, March 25.—The | il! probably tell om him Duteh government has concen: The big Min aid trated & considerable number of | Somewhat Ured troops along the border, because . Y J ot heavy fighting between Spar. n A e7m, a | tacans and government troops | “* houle t tlen } southeast of Wersi, near the [a6sin He sald he prom | Duteh frontier, Pe of hayiie Bias q | eee in hie fourroupd ma | LONDON, March 25.—A Ber. | mikht, with Young Heetor cluded a D-heur truce lin dispatch received today says the German government has con- with the ane Matter May Fred F ulton | W. K. Plasterer Americanism at the Postoffice at Seattle, Wash, SEATTLE, WAS SH » THURE There Can Be DAY, MAR i oH as Mareh 5, 1920. 1 EBERT AND REDS SIGN PACT _River No Compromise CAPTURE 12 BOOZE SMUGGLERS Flier, 1 Thought Dead, Weds KIDNAPERS CHINA RIOT | | IS STOPPED : FORMONEY BY MARINES eas Demand $25,000 on Threat ‘vy. S. Men Kill Two Coolies| |They Gave Hima_ | Touch of City Life of Death From Lexing- ton, Ky., Father } LEXINGTON, Ky, March 25. | —Thowsands of police officials in | all parts of Kentucky and Ohio were engaged in a hunt today TOK American | Kiukiang March 17,—(Ds marines who at the request of th killed two Chinese cootien er withdrew at the a) authorities. comwul asked the ma-/ to yene policemen and coolies, for Paul Little, ttyeatold son of | 1? 0" KK, Little, wealthy livestock =| 000% nd turfman, kidnaped late A re The Britiat a to Kill the boy unless Lit-|fines to land aves $ at a mnated | ter if a cer ume were oon. | *ccording to ed © Jelivered at the here home several hours after the Kur After Landing to Quell Disturbance | BY HENRY W. KEN The feeling against Americans and ant ae request quell a fight be dispatcher received rewult of the Inet hoy dinappeared. +. ie » ‘ The note said the writer was an| dsp dr Sis ga enemy © boy's father, and “I| |. a own of Ch nrend to pull your heart out of your}, Kiukiang js a town of China in breast, or your money out of your|!n® Province of Kiangsi on the a ‘ | Yangtaekiang, about 130 miles ncke' Jroutheast of Hanke . Phree ecticel mpanions of the u ast of Hankow. It te treaty [pert and tthe were walking Hid eaid they | | Westphalian communists, The lite popula | truce, according to the dispateh, | Unhospitable atick-upw held up and|2OMe wit him seers. Afternom |about 5 | renewable at the end of each | rotted C. L. Sanders, Sedro-Woolley, |“ aporopached by & man who my, but could be terminated on [of $45 beneath the overhead “aie | otrice at 490 te On tc Gs o x one day’s notice. leading to the Colman dock Stor bien” | e 86 | Wednesday evening ie “4a ids | MAYENCE, Germany, March At 4 p. m., they said, the stranger 25.—Represen' { the gov : fagatn inte 4 their play to ask | £5.—Repreventative chert una ays She Married Paul wo deliver the package and Paul | the West German insurgents at Point of Gun office. That waa the last seen of |be addren | have reached « final agreement, | according to advices here today w me of payment Prinvill Kan Anti Japar tod a oust | property t J he iy without enemies | knows, and or clue officials have is told by the boy's three the only | perfec ompanions Little < 00 demanded whenever Inapers specified the place and There'll Green Ink nounced « kame com Ousts Jap Buyers Jap: has 00. here be t the reviews PRINVIL! Ore, March 26, | Daas Merchants 4 farmers of this [in Green lake viet are termined to reaigt | May any attempt by Japanese to gain " old here. ‘The terms « he agreement were Th governn agrees to forma tion of a workingmen’s army cha | Sh Wrack Carman puiantrial aletsaek li 2 Hubby ndicalists shall be allowed to par Clubbed His Wif the reorgantantion, of ; Frank Hoffmen 6 was « « " h at with abbr his wife Marie ott man, 6 at 113 Alaska et In ' shall be disarmed ciate Ny raps os ” 4 . Se ee Se forms demanded by the work ook ery rede o Achat all in coal and potash ducing district Wants Insurance cor r organt +4 ' puke be ddbad es on Fire by Arson’. . furnieh| W. A. Wilcox was convicted of meee dong ten r du arson for the burning of hin mill adequate food supplies in the indus Tace ous 40ne teens on ae tis Fis . mill. Charles Pratt, receiver of the Wilcox interests, was trying to ” | Teuton Ministry ieee the instranee In superior court German govermment dam Telegraaf ed th The dispateh nai Guatay Ra Koch \Genere? VRikgeasaclt mete 60x120 feet. Neighbors want an of-/rifies of her rangers, and there is|eing paid miners and to make up/ gates, while the democratic irants, Detense—Dr. Geasler | a mer, requesting acon | ainance restricting such overcrowd:| danger of an armed clash between | further Increases to be granted them. | continued watching and wane for Finance—Otto Cuno | At 3 "Playtields|p h Cabi I jin factions of the-two.states . —— President Wileon to eay. what Rit Transportation—Dr. Bell } One more kite day for the | renc abinet Is le — ee ; |Police Seek Clue going to say about who the candidate ury—Dr. Bola a oak ‘ OKLAHOMA CITY, March 25.— P for hi ty shi Lahor-_Herr Schielke ee eer ey Pek ore Facing New Test|\an ’t Agree on a {Additional ‘Texas rangers today rein| im Jewel Robbery| 2 onomica—Robert Schmidt only mor ngage ters Seagha pg dane t March Premier Mil Legal Wood Load |} |foreed their comrades who have held) geattle detectives working ‘Thurs Senator. Fall’s P onstruction—Dr. Silberschmidt, | Colas: | Sonn pinces. Prise wil ler government faced the #e-| dealers and city weights and |Possession of the disputed Red River | qay on the LaPayette Jewelry rob-| | Without portfollo—-Dr Kdouard | DIMYTlelie are the Pinte best kiten, | verest test today when the chamber | megguren inspectors can't. agree on | territory tary. Whad “tour “yastitul, banal Life Threatened |b: be ooking ro _— Roma by how much wood it takes to make a brea ee wregpiee arrived beeps |robbed the store Tuesday of $10,000! LOS ANGELES, March 26.—Sena« _ | Bell and Bole are centrists. | * ellations on ¢t cabinets COrelEN | jogal toad, The public safety com. | tneously with the two new receivers | worth of jewelry after binding and |tor Albert B. Fall, head of the senate i" dapacorate = Council to See New 1 ity cor apy oe mittee will present an ordinance to | appointed by the | Travis county. gagging the proprietor and a girl/committee investigating Mexican afe the dispatch in n with questions ¢ ne | nettle the ar ent, xas, distriet cour ie under | clerk, reported no new developments. | faim; ‘w 4 tal ented. Street Car Fender) i i.ii) four) toward Germany and |" eee atood that the recelvers will take pos!" Careful watch is being kept over jing the last three days ef the came ‘Test of & new automatic street car | Russia. Premicr Millerand prob . session of the entire Red River strip. | a wher . . ou weedeat: — Oe: Ber ccasigak Wit | atiy wil oct repty before toodie /Drumheller Again | jal where it is thought the | mittee'’s recent visit to Los Angeles, CG Reds Claim |<"! i : y i ri " | Jewelry ts likely to be placed on the |following the receipt of a letter orm ee raged) red apobe nals : Named for Customs|Men’s Hats Shrink; _| marke ning his life, It became knows Capture of Wesel |» "fore cy Peace Resolution WASHINGTON, March 25.—The Prices Heavier! Pi 1 Shots Stop quanta ee ak eae president today sent to the senate cciie is | VESTPHALIA. March, 26-1" France, Germany Now Being Framed |(y"niminition of Roseve M. Drum.| CLEVELAND, 0, March 26 istql Shots Stop | Only On One day announced the capture of Wesel Planning Barter], \AsHIN6TON, sturen 25--work | henner, Seattle, to be collector of|Men's hate this year witl shrink i>] Suspected Burglar | Calif ; and ge ls Dh a2 bg Rg ‘ n REP lot traming a revolution of peace was] customs for district No. 30, with|##e In proportion to the demand of| several shots were fired by a po-| ON. California List ened by the red army for several! PARIS, March 26-—Appointment started today by the republican mem-| headquarters at Seattle, a reap-| Women for mummer furs, denlots here| 146 squad led by Sergt. P. Jennings| SACRAMENTO, March 25.—Hiram vceatiabiaae dx sueveiiaale @ direct exchange of merchan-|/ mittee, in accordance wtih formal | a Sal sine gut beeen eats | pect who was finally cornered in an/ fied presidential aspirant on the Cale frer of an armiatice “money, was | uatructions given by a conference ot Delaware Suffrage agar y near Fourth ave. and Main st, | fornia ballot today. Johnson's dele Fighting continued all day yester boy " , republican leaders ne house last | * jat 3 a. m. Thursday gates have been the only delegates bagi dhe oe shat guolh nnounced tetiag [ign Vote Due Tomorrow |General Wood Wins [*"rn0 sspect, who the potice say is| filed with the secretary of state's of mies captured Mriedrichstel : DOVER, Del, March 25.—The bi Henry Isaacson, an ex-convict, was | fice, Oth rces have reached the Believe Germans IR t Status of ombiuetion 6? D South Dakota Vote booked at headquarters for investi: | wear ec rf eques is oO partisan combination of Delaware's] groux LI * Lit t 20 miles north of F Past War Crisis| G Hlogislature today agreed to force a] gsOUX RAMUS. §. Du March 25. cation to determine where he got a| Predict Big Swindle Yanks in Germany |\ie on wuttrace ratification tomor. |Ge™ Teonard Wood is the victor tn! nundie of shirts and mufflers: which I . a the com-| PARIS, March 25—Adviees to the! wasHINGTON, March 26 row, | Suffrage leaders expressed thn|in south Dakota, today'n returns In-|'* Cropped during hie Oleht Expose Is Coming inique €o eee eee e eimcat. Inthe altua,|Howse today called on President Wil r that If the vote is taken at that] aionted : + ry SAN FRANCISCO, March 25,—Po- oo ds’ ferrsely pogeecy) Mash , " |son for a definite statement of the | time, the measure will be defeated, Wood todey 168 Gov, Lowden. by | Stitches in Heart, Nice today intimated that the arrest gem 7 . exact status of the 17,000 Amegican | ext ‘ of Louis H. Acton, head of the Inte n Re & The foreign office the | °* ; A 4,000 votes, Senator Hiram Johnson . b- mage een Sova Mgr gg eed Ei Soldier Slain by $22". | Man Has Pneumonia sisirsnie co wit alt rmy vagen showed the dispute lar ty | s, s. James W. Gerard, former Unitea| SA RANG! ), March 25, | Uisclos pig tle ewiny PARI, March 26.—More than 175|centercd in the workinamen's de-| Must Still Be a Dublin Assassins | (0c. impannaor to Germany, We! ae condition of Calyin Gilmer waa) Derpertaled G. Bisenert BAA Are persons were ‘killed in fighting be- nds for reforms, including the so-| Li 1 B L f DUBLIN, March 25.—-A soldier in| the choice of the democrats. considered very serious today, He “isco mere’ ants, ktween communistic workmen's | ci alia aediuatrs ittle Booze Left |civiian ‘ciotnes was shot dead here contracted pneumonia following a| es avierss for and ernment Federal liquor sleuths haven't yesterday afternoon, The three as-| LOOK OUT for frozen grapefruit.iremarkable operation in which a Rain on Menu for troops in the district, near EE FORGERY was| rounded up all the kickful quid sassins escaped, A Queenstown dis-| This 18 the tip from health depart-| wound in his heart was sewed up the N. 24H | Gotha, a dis today suid. vgninst A. F. Gignell in gu-|cording to police officer. Twelve patch said the chairman of the dix-| ment inspectors who confiscated an | with three stitches of catgut. e Next ours 1 army was uncondition One r Le surrendered Is Again Formed LONDON, March 25.—The new wae pleted last midnight, according to a Bertin dispatch to the Amster Schiffer. Hermann Mueller ald communist chiefs escaped, com e new cabi wer. to have Thursday | pertar The court ed to have Mareh 12, lly. forged a $26.10 check Three Are Charged With Check Forgery Griffith is al aii Kannair-to Tell of Jap Invas: Hillman merchants, mbat threatened intrusion of Japa. nene interests in thetr 4 Friday night by Prank at time for newe runced today he would Green Lake to Get Batch of Big Bass) thin seawon. Swan lake ie to be seined large and small. foreign nettiement organized to district, will ary of the im will be a campaign already leas bass fishing in it was an office of the county » Thursday and the | transplanted This will be done in The season opens in April and closes in November totiows the expu|Motorship Alki _ This titude sion of three Japanese who yes gai Rg Brought to Port} They were e tract} of land. ¥ ns ob |to be drydocked for repair, the mo- sented “as were |torship Alki, which grounded on forced to leave | Jones island W aqcetay was aney. |to Seattle Wednesday night by |tug Hero, the Merchants’ Exchange Phelan Asks Probe (}ifottei rhumans of Jap Fishermen Landlord’s Plan Sena a eoaat Of Calton Brings a Protest rer eral atatutes probit, |, 70° Many houses on one lot “ that’s the complaint filed with the any but Americanow ves sols from operating. The California | COUCH against a man who ts build made last 24 hours, stor has written to Attorney arrests for “being drunk” on Seattle have been streets during the 6 bipennate at Snax waters ing eight four-room houses on a lot, triet council of the Sinn Fein had re- ceived a letter threatening his life if any police in Queenstown are killed. recovered, | Before He Was Sixteen He Had Two Notches on His Gun It starts next Monday) INTS IN SEAT’ TLE TH LATE EDITION u“ Your, by Mat TWO C * Bride Is Beauty ‘of Montana FALL INTO TRAP SET NEAR PORT TOWNSEND Expose of Gigantic Whisky Ring Operations Expected From Federal Agents i] Twelve more international” whisky smugglers have been | trapped by federal prohibition | enforcement officers, according to word sent to U. 8. Attorney Robert Saunders from Port Townsend Thursday morning. ‘The message came in an ap peal for reinforcements to work on what may develop into a gt gantic expose of whisky ring op erations between British Colum- bia and Puget sound ports. | Government operatives were dis patched to Port Townsend to aid in the round-up, which is not yet com- | plete, according to U, 8, Attorney Saunders | Details of the Port Townsend an |rests are being kept secret pending search for more members of the gang. on Wim recently given at| Damaged so badly she will have Oklahoma and Texas Wag- ‘ Tacoma, have been supplied by th jclals and legal experts from XS | weicee Ol O00! will ‘chat the Asmetionn! pp by the Jand Oklahoma were swarming into ne « the American | socalled “whisky ring. Wa neton today, ready for the su | public more t $100,000,000 annu 4 eR ——— preme. court fight to decide which |ally when government contro! of tuel| Republicans Now state has a right to possession of! prices ceases April 1, coal operators A | tharaalebg: ce facewerer yvargabie Ol nude termina tasty in Battle Royal lands in th 1 River vall rhe WASHINGTON, March 26.— | "Meanwhile, according to arrivais| The Jump in prices April 1, accord-| ants tor the republlong Fest. U, 8. Commissioner C. F. Lindsay, — |who asked aid from Saunders, re |tused Thursday to make public the |names of men held in jail at Port | Townsend. WHISKY SOLD IN CASE LOTS HERE For weeks, Seattle whisky rung have been boldly supplied with Ga — |nadian bonded whisky in case lotm —- Office buildings, in some cases, sf been solicited systematically by salewx men, offering whisky at $13 a quart, Or $150 a case, Most of the whisky, it is poitted out, was undoubtedly smuggled inte Seattle aboard launches. Weeks ago it was announced that the goverm ment would assign sub-chasers, i \in the war, to Puget sound ‘<a jeffort to halt the increasing traffic, “Sls Mont., March 26.—‘The most irs. Arthur Welrick beautiful girl in Montan Por months Aviator Arthur Weirick was mourned as dead jn France} , by ali save the future Mra. Weirick | MEADOWDALE ARRESTS She simply wouldn't believe it BARED SYSTEM USED And whe ped in on ptana back to Butte, very d then led Weirick came mourning friends 4 altar far from corpselike, he | the most beautiful gtrl ‘STATES NEAR (PUBLIC TO PAY ARMED CLASH HUGE COAL BILL Hundred Million Extra to Be | Tacked on Price —<f th. Capture of nine men, seizure of seven autos and 96 cases of whisky at Meadowdale early Monday morm ral prohibition enfores- » Partially exposed the methods used to bring large booze shipments here. Two police officers, Lieut, Roy Olmstead and Sergt. Tom Clark, are under arrest and charged with conspiring with the whisky smugglers. It is believed that enormous capital was invested in the whisky traffic, and that operations were shielded by widespread ramifications, the extent of which have not yet been revealed, Not only Seattle, but Portland and dro; tn) ing Oil Field War WASHINGTON March CHICAGO, March 25,—Inereased Reed, of Chicago, will increased wages now West, Texas is holding the|!ng to G. W territory by virtue of the) be caused by from the disputed |for president today continued their |Pre-convention battle royal for dele- entire shipment, Someone stole 20 Gilmer shot himself thru the heart Here's the weather menu for next contraband crates, and only*16 were|after he had failed to reconcile his/24 hours: Rain tonight and Mriday, wife, who had divorced him. with moderate southwesterly winds,