The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1920, Page 1

FAIL TO FIND KIDNAPED BABY AR PLP PPP PP PPADS RAR ARR AA AAA AA _ Weather On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise fandit Kills Deputy 4 8 ATTLE, WASH, ire AND CHILDREN pEsTiTUTE 7 é 9 INFANT'S Mother Lose Tots?. HI IS l CHI CAPTORS wae MAYOR WILL || Monday! JOHN ON IS ‘Aileen Asks a a rence DODGING ; June 7th How Are They Going to Piek the Prettie 2 GET $10,000 CHEERED What Is Beauty, STE, OFFICERS at the Postoftice at Meatti, Wash, under the Act of Congress March 3, 147%, Per Year, by Mail, #6 to 69 TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE PROBE FUND :---~ | THOUSANDS Strenuous Westerner Whirls Into Chicago With Chal- lenge to Candidates Baby Boy Stolen From Crib | in Home; Mother Near Collapse From Grief Amount in Moore Ordinance Now Doubled for Car Deal Investigation NORRISTOWN, Pa., June 3.— Baby Blakeley Coughlin, kid- naped from his crib on the seo ond floor of his father’s home here two nights ago, was still | in the land of the missing today After more than 36 hours constant search for the chubby faced 1+ month-old, blue-eyed boy, police de dmitted the mystery com flies them. REWARD OF $1,500 IS POSTED TODAY The posting of a $1,500 reward for the arrest of anyone implicated in the kidnapingy and the finding of several fingerprints on the lad der used by the baby's captors, were other of the day's develop- ments. Mrs. George H. Coughlin, the baby’s mother, js on the verge of collapse from worry and exhaustion. {She has been unable to close her eyes since 2 o'clock Tuesday morn- ing when she was awakened by ber little son's nurse and informed that the crib was empty Her husbahd, also fagged and sleepless, paced back and forth on the porch of the stricken Home, |fretting at his own helplessness and lat the futile efforts of the more than A score of detectives engaged on the BY H. N. RICKEY CHICAGO, June The stage has been set here for what promises to be the most sensational feature, or rather iseries of features, of precon- ing, when it reported favorably | vention week. Hiram John- the “traction deal” ordina tr son, the most disturbing fac- Juced Monday by Judge Wiliam , tor in the campaign for the Hickman Moore. ' pai ¥ | Miore's sainance oranany net Charge Jap republican presidential nomi for an priation of only $5,000 dramatic This amour was doubled at the sug Stole White on" this Thursday after- seem to me that From the moment of arrival a sufficient sum to enable W ife’ L until be or some ane clae te nomi, the mayor to make a conclusive in ues OVE | iron! it in the purpose of the Call vestigation of the street railway pur Alleged to have alienated the jfornia senator and his lleutenants chase,” Tindall deciared fections of a white wife, J. 8 a to act such # fast pace that al! It in expected that the traction in| enida Jap, was made defendant tolother candidates will fall by the vestigation ordinance will be consid 4 35900 damage sult in superior | Wayside from sheer -xhmustion i ered by the finance committer Fri | court Thursday by Albert Btephon,| A monxter demonstration was} day, before it i sent to the City! stephan charges that Yoshida bax| given Johnson on his arrival. As council for final action City Treasurer Edward L. Terry‘ Tesolution, under which the city council would pledge itself to make Up the deficit in the city railway funds by levying general taxes, was postponed one week by the utilities Ten thousand dollars will be given to Mayor Caldwell to en able him to ferret out ail the facts pd clrouny Nees Sr rounding the purchase of the mu nicipal lines This wits reco: stilities pletely nended hy the elty Thursday m mmitte conmiatently pursued a course that|the Californian stepped from his resulted in final captiwation of the} train as it enme to @ halt in the La lowe of Mra. Jeuste ter n ‘The | anlie station, voloes of men, wom Japanese han been particularly ac) °% and chikiren were tet loose in tive with bis attentions during the | #tld welcome oat last month, Stephon mys A woman epied him and shouted i ok be |FATHER AND MOTHER AL Gret. unaware of the alleged kit matter with seheestr % "iba ¥ c PRAY TOR RETURN i - relations between Yoohida and Mire 1 Big crowd. which had walt ba ho " ’ oe, at his \ajontion 104 hephon, Stephon fontyy, 4 4 | for houre for the-train:, wi was = co Fyne belie omg (Sams | on w warrant basi# On| yt Youhida had ruined his home, |4@ minutes tate, went wild and ave combing 0.1100 aeleomorneet [he says, He “immediately started |Johnsen @ trénemdous ovation Inieaing baby, mother “and futher jbave prayed together almost unceas [the «ult, saying that be has lost| After arriving at his headquarters Re, eS cr wines Tires Stolen; Two lar iave ¢ f {Johnson addrensed the crowd in the | i ; | alt love for his wife |that their little one is still alive, and Stephon in a laborer, Yoshida ix | feet from a balcony, voicing a chal . Held as Suspects |, rea) entate agent, with offices at|'Mxe to other candidates of the re scarcely an hour hap panzes age ine Charged with stealing three publican party on the league of na distracted nurse girl has not knel © | 523 Colman building, and lives at 616) Jbeside the vacant crib, pleading for mobile tres, Harry Genereau. tionn | Charles st age ” rine oe and Lester Weaver, 25, are being| “Jape are having a difficult time|,...2 fm here.” the senator declared |divine aid in the search n the on | a “na ave ohne ¥ held in. the city. jail ‘Thursday On| setting wives aince thé ban has been | 7%, |, Nave linen clerwhers, to see KIDNAPERS ENTER HOME x 7 mn G open charges, The two were arrest that there in no pnesefooting and no ‘ ' 4 ‘ THRU WINDOW ¥ put on pleture brides, and I ter ed Wednesday, at Fifth ave. and) sand elopements of this kin are pooinn orb re beh ae Sue | emeaR welrene ae see | diad and Patroiman G. F. Reynolds “ | teague. Tam here to see nis part of nnsylvania, The A. Reynolds, attorney for Stephon is embodied in our platform a strong jin this part of Pennsy kidnapers placed a ladder against r the wall of the home, and entered eee oe ee ; i the nursery thru a window, The Pantone whe believe Ma Te Miatet |, Miss Ida Anderson, 1305 31st ave. S., a salesgirl in the| chid wax iitted from its bed with. urope that we will no’ } ; blouse department of the Carman Shop, who is one of the|out awakening the girl who slept to. but will continue to build our 7 |within a few feet of the baby's crib, ives our own way, We will be just early entrants in The Star-Ziegfeld contest to pick America’s| Jeera gp mil on Se wage ge: Americans again.” | most beautiful saleslady and give her a twelve weeks’ stage! tne jadder into the yard resolution of condemnation of the) S ARE : Ma "CARL NOT IN "bid Halt Traffic on SACRAMENTO, June 4-—Trous Pine St., 2 Blocks ers believed to have belonged to Carl Traffie on ‘Pine ot, between Otto, who made a sensational escape | gecond ave. and Fourth ave, will from Folsom prisori a week ago, were be diverted to other streets pend found today in Ben All, # village five truction work. Lieut. of |) lh Johnmon headquarters at tM and movie engagement at $100 a week. (Today's entrance| Bloodhounds were put on the trail miles out on the Auburn boulevard G. Carr will station pa npaciousness and efficient ar.\COMpOn is On page 4.) ‘ within a few hours after the crime Deputy Sheriff Cook left this | trotmen at the street to instruct bc asst 7 * * % % *% * * % | was discovered, and led the detec- morning for Ben Ali. If the trous-|| sutojeta rangemen | | tives thru the front gate and onto ers are identified ax belonging to hey occupy the entire second BY AILEEN CLATRE And the New Reporter—he kes! the curb, where the trait was lost. Otto, Folsom prison authorities wi floor of the hotel. ‘There are sleep! wWwoatts beauty, anyhow? em fat! It is believed the kidnapers made Sit Sethe tai uaieied vthels thoamy pomaliag. yl ne! oy on a WY | How cah you tell what Seattle gir Neysa MeMein, who is to be one | their getaway from that point in an that Otto was drowned in the Ameri n ian ie roms, large and. small conference | 00r OP ec ance of copping that (of the national judges, says her ideal | automobile. mx, special arrangements for « e ‘ is beauty must be x ds ike ‘toe river while making his esc aii eade-euaiciinin~taenotah~sn~ hen Auty must be. slight and slim, like | | KF n Tri I; men, etc. . Nothing comparat.;e | P17. meee vee ton et yeh an artist's model for a woodland | ‘ this Johnson layout has ever peels CEG nd the Mayflow-) ymph. ' Happened to Visit act g irta Leen inowa at's watlonal: conven. | Fred. Boalt, editor of the Portland | » is trying to find a gi tion Some remarks I heard last night at Wrong Moment Killed Baew Neromt the Michignn boulevard |S the Met rouse me to. these "re fie lee o> Saeen: Coeary sem. & front of the building in a sign with | m4rks Wika lan tetet stax |dentally dropped into a Chinese os-| YAKIMA, Wash., June 3.—Sitting| “Hiram Johnson” in letters 10 feet| I went with two gentlemen friends bovine, which prov tel at the time when a number of |jjxe a bronae statue, in his fA | persons were buying lottery tickets | regalia, George Jim, an Police Judge Jobn B. Gor bal high The man who gave the speci.) not my usual custom he says, that Ziegfeld doesn't know He ations for this sign had real) One of them wan completely batty where he is at, | House Votes $35,000,000 magination. It is the biggest thing | over @ little show girl called Anasty | ITALIAN DONNA n fined in his glossy hair, 4 him Thursday for this bit of mis: | for killing Shouite, medicine man of! in signe Chicago has ever seen sia Reilly. “Piquant,” he called her. AT FARMERS’ MARKET Appropriations fortune. A ilian, D. Anderson and jhe Yakimas, March 10 There ie no shrinking violet .«tuff| She has black bobbed hair and devil Our telegraph editor has ideas. Ferry Lyons suffered similar fates.| jim killed Shoutie after the me the Johnson campaign may-care eyes, and SOME back tov i, te ine man Is alleged to have cast an) In personal charge of the fina! | QTHER ONE LIKES THOSE I saw the prettiest girl in Seattle} WASHINGTON, June evil spell on Jim's only son. The boy | stage of the fight, Johnsoy is pre-| UP-TH LIP-CORNERS yeuter@hy afterno: he told me to-| house today unanimously pé eo | tied pared to go the limit to keep the! ae other one raved over the large| tt | postal service bill granting increased 00 CWS: ree medicine men, bent on re-| spotlight himeelf, | gg ne other one raved over the larg”) “it was at the Farmers’ market. | salaries to employes of the postoffice venging the insult to their craft, sit) There will be parades, receptions| wrose lip-corners are always up She was an Italian girl, and she | department, stolidly In the court room. Other ty delegates and visitors, band ¢00-| thted and whe ag eohdeetel phe spinach | The bill calls for appropriations of was awry, Her hands | approximately $35,000,000 for the ned by toil | first year. put on any way S . : | Indians hold thet Li a One Of) certs eer *, e 4 je rs, Peart Scott and her two children, Robert, 6, and|| Meat Prices Decline. |e see edicine, men boasted to the| ort. speeches, everything. The | curis and @ voice like a childhood J climax will come on Monday night, fy eal sion! my, 4, left destitute thru the death of Deputy: Sheriff\| Tomatoes Cheaper. whites that he could walk on red hot! when Johnson and Borah addreas | MUM box-—I mean a really musical we "Scott, husband and father, who was shot to death : irons without being harmed. a Mase meeting at the Auditorium herecttbeabegetg and she wore men’s shoes too large iohting with bandits RAM MON SIECS || Onions Drop. | 1 would rather,” said Jim, “bel ‘This mane meeting ia being widely igi pha oderndia gs dig alll ME aS Caldwell Out of , by the white chief's law ent than Miss Reilly and Miss Dun-| ng ; | ss | Also Asparagus. bane te white chi nw tan |agvet, nad th Yon ewe 4h Mn Rey an inn ur he ac on an upturned tox. ure! "Town; Haas on Job 9° ee SBA Se ° ° that my ® ¢ hAPPY/ tenants who have arranged it pre-| <a ing a bab ’ ea t her husband by | Vaughn. one of the deputies who|] ‘That meat prices are on, the |/hunting grounds unavenged Jdict that it will be the biggest |°" "aved. raved, raved | “The baby reached up and patted | “cwattle has a new mayor Thurs- Baht ofa murderons bandit , h he jownward trend, is shown in a re A jury probably will be obtained) gemonatration for a candidate ia Now take this Ziegfeld contest—| her olive, sunburnt cheek | day A. F. Has president of * penniless and destitute |W" With Scott the night when De) fore covering the last 15 days of || late tear. the history of national conventions eteld ® Dol is the most} “The girl laughed—and she made| city council, is running the city ‘at en of support, Mee | a" killed, and who himself got @|] May, just compiled by Mise T. M |. Every delegate and wlternate will tiful creature alive me think of the Madonna, who was, | during the absence of Moyor Cald- ©. Scott, grief-stricken bullet thru the hat in the gunfight Kleemeyer, secretary of the King be invited, tickets for reserved rents Huh! Statuesque na cold——a chis- | and still is, the most beautiful wom-| well, who is on a four-day inspec- ape, Ow of & King county I'm a tough old bird, but 1 can’t || county fair price committee. Re G. W. to Have going with the invitations jeled beauty like @ Greek’s demi-/an in the world r tion trip of the city’s power PRR heritt Killed in the per 4 : vivine tike thix,|j auctions range from Z cents for | At thie meeting on the eve | seddess a Went, what 18 beauty, anyhow? "projects on the Skagit river. ble daty here twe and by and see anything pork loins to 7 cents a pound for | of the convention's opening, % r ie aay tates tae I've known the Scott family |} dressed lamb. Porterhouse steak || Nothin at | Johnson wilt make the supreme ‘ of heart-breaking roblem of long time,” he added, “and I know |} and broilers are the only meat |! effort of his life to win the Sorrowful mk \the struggle it hus been for Mre.|| items that have advanced tm } nomination by oratory, just | Part fotyce | Scott to bring up those two children || price, while a number have re Bryan did. Be OA | children on the meager salary of a deputy || mained stationary on ° ©} What tack he intends taking in| OKEH UFFRA E | er e's a a tle a toe 5 cents , . 4 ne ° * $ es | (sheriff, She's a fine, brave lt Tomatoes cents cheaper Boy, page George Washington's; not known, He may hurl defiance | penn wor », bi * o tear her! > vine, hav ‘ —— man, but it's going to her}} Onions, likewixe, have gone down fo cory tree! Jat politionl boss s, or he may try} art, out. to 4876 2 ceaar Si conte © penne, ree, ‘The dexterous finger and the nim-|to convince the ¢ aime| | Vaughn came to ‘The Siar. Mel} Local wholemle ereen Bed mar. Hise wrist are about to depart trom mont that he tn the. Towical, wna Wote to Devoe Favorable Dr — After Plunge From: Report to. Mayor Asserts ih ng 7 hiplife AR Re! Boe og * | college examinations; the furtive! most av esolution | teamer West Ivan Net Gain, $473,955 k ; lable candida couldn't be done about it day, owing to incrensed supplies . maidate BATON ROUGE, La, June 3) An unidentified man was drowned | WAS due here a . “orth” i the eneyclopedic cuff, The Johnso' ollowe: are bi Be peace cenit, ew We deputies,” he sald, “are.willing!] on hand, This is a drop.ot 4 cents oy ee gr r rege A ote en's Bea Bo | slain on duty. she 4 " pam scribbled with academic facts and fig-| great hopes on this spesch.« They | ttle's city lighting departmerit the bupponed pension wan 4 | &® the limit, + pte pa 0 | Sed cut wna Pa my ea ures, are due for the slide to oblivion; |may that after Johnson has made | After hearings lasting two hours last) in the bay near Pier 5 at the foot} made a nét gain of $478,955.68 for % elp. This man died Tighting to p wai hat a e ne the Phi Bets he conventior 5 | nt, a hich both spectators and | o; ‘ s a tect the people of thie county from Asparagus weket 16. cheaper, (ee ey ee it nt ee neae ent, |i the convention. simply will have | night, at which nici of University st. this morning the year 1919, according to the an- » than th bol aks from 15 pa's paper at the next desk during | to nominate him. , | opponents of the federal suffrage He was seen as his body was hurt * r r highwaymén, and it is no more {hen |) with wholesalers sae * | examination ix to be decidedly de} ‘ © hurt | nual financial report of the depart fair that, we should protect his|| to 20 cents a pound for the, best amendm widow varietion. \ ‘ . I think It would be a fine thing if } are expected to adopt a special honor gh money could be is at al u a wat byigd 4 system to eliminate eh | spat her on! her teeta a ews: special assembly to be held in Meany | we appreciate the servic e hall at 11 o'clock Thursday morning, | yere heard, a joint + de rd fro! © > «| < mn ere ee Joint meet jing downward from the rail of the|ment rendered to Mayor Caldwell senate and house commit: | steamer West Ivan, docked at the | i " elations voted to re. |." s Thursday hia sdie Poke gee J egioert ay gies e resolution’ ne harbor police were notified < Sus a. A 2,087,463.45, rerating pens Clemmer Theatre |\\o rity. the Susan B. Anthony | TMS harbor police were notitied |g2.067,463.45, Operating expenses amendment cover the body. It is believed to|®Mounted to $1,403,940,27 | trop. | University of Washington students | | Operating revenues for 1919 were loners to grant Aven 5 more borrowed rn Pturned to pr, : n like hers. Scott was the apie ——— | " 78-05 4, with on real stuff, from his heéls to hi t _—_ GREELEY, Kan’ June 3.—Pire! On Classified Page today SERVICE under the Unitea states frat been carried out with the ebb | The $473,965 : — gino o het * at | sia ne-dled x like « hero, ¥, ’ : ised es iain ae | tide an asset was absor ry $1,000.00: 5. hon i. let her children ind he died fighting like a h | Spuds Coat More which destroyed the Standard Oli! you'll find full instruc- shipping board In the late war does! Ko description of the man was ob ‘poe i 5 ese Pern! tt herneit a bs cott came here at the special re ||” Gig potato prices have gone up Jcompany # $1,000,000 pumping sta || 3 ic not entitle a man to preferential |tyinable, police said fab cakes pr tartcenth daa motherhood : she er, who knew tion here last night, was still bure ‘ A ' nogitions in the city elvil| : taken by the department, jeaving a My b eft Quest of Sheriff Stringer, wh || in Seattle once more, Wholesalers n | ; . + Weis i [rights to pogitions in t ’ v : s Slop, any other sac * him by reputation to be a shrew4.!] yi waay boosted quotations from [jing early today. Wffort ix being tions how to win a prize. |i dervice, nccofding to un opinion ren:| WASHINGTON, June a.--Con plant cost deficit at the present time 2 a able, fearless hunter of danger|| gics to $185 a ton made to suve two 60,000 barrel stor dered by 1 Walter | gress will adjourn finally next Satur-| of about $580,000, according to D. W, mn shame,” said Andy! (Purn to Page 13, Column 3) age tunks, F, Meier day at dp. m, ‘Lamb, accountant of the deparument,