The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 13

RIDAY, JU L Y 9, 1920. eee . HUSBAND 1S “Rainmaker” Saves EE ete AAR eee dh 000 MYSTERY SHIPS SEIZED == TO SLAY WIFE) 40 DAYS? LEAVE wi e's sown 1§ INVESTIGATED elated to President Wilwon, was ar. Aids East ‘Slope Ranchers sek rae Sane pier se uh [International Police at Attorney Gives Details of Must Report Weekly Wille |csellas tsdey,ctktged “Wits samen Surety Company Looking ABE a oe a SS Shanghai Take Action | Alleged Conspiracy He Is in San Diego |zling money and Jewels worth $5,000 Into Police Station Case KILLING MAN |from Mra, Margaret Le Prevost Town Is Divided For and GHAL, China, July » Inter-| WASHINGTON, July 9—The| John F. Biain, former Northwest| Horne arrived on the steamer police today ousted the “ Marama with his bride, niece of a story of an alleged conspiracy to ad-| manager of the United Stites hi of three Runa unteer bd “4, ef jmanager he United States shir | rominent Sydney automobile: deal 1 an effort to trace the $1,000 la, the Simte Pena | Minister a deadly pofdn to Mra.! ping board emergency Meet corpora: |PrOnent Vodied Inthe ity” Ja ‘oy thet chenppaeral na norgia, up of Addis H. Snow was told in court yew |tlon, waa granted 30 dayw leave of | central police station booking @ffle i Consul Groase, |terday by Henry EB. Davis, Mrs. absence t it San Diego, Cal, by 1. | Greek Troops Take given the Surety company was com investigation of its owm | f free. | Snow's attorney. {order of al Judge E. . : “en o dom or internment ina refugee camp| Davis declared he had obtained the | man, Thursday afternoon Chief W. H. Se « Against Him; Says He | the sailors paasively chose intern.|story from Mrs, Edna P. Acker, who! Jiain faces grand jury Indictments | Town From Turks it#made good t fo John R Shot “2-Leaged Dog | anent jwith C. A. Snow, wealthy patent at-/ charging fraud in connection with) ATHENS, July 9—Greek troop#) Haynes, who ¢ it when ape Gronse contends he has the right to | torney, and divorced husband of Mra./ hig official duties. His case ig set | bave taken the city of Burewa, in) rested for petty I lean, Cai rhe tedt demand police aid in seizing ships,|Snow, and H. M. Landon is under for trial early in September. | Asia Minor, defeating Turkish na ys ESNO, Cul, no other government having been|arrest charged with being parties to| He is required to report in writing | tonalists, who had been holding the) wrnaTCHE at Northern” -{ ous task of pick y to try} | recognized wines that of the Roman-|the alleged conspiracy | ones a whek to Ben L. Moore, special | city, It was oMfcially announced to: Raiway company pays Wenatehes™ S larion B. Pittman, Fresno hard Major Hilton Johnson, Britinh| Davin teatified that Landon, who/ assistant to the attorney general, | 44Y. | Produce company $175,000 damages” ek Gealet, charged with the mur ander of the police, acceded.| was in Mra. Acker’s employ, would who is prosecuting all the shipyard ile Zk SLL PC NNN APTS | for freezing of apples while in tram. sailors | thority of th: to a ano ‘dir au-jbe the chau rate,{which was t r of an automobile cases for the government | VIENNA after Mra, | Cerrone @er of Andrew Ison, ullding | wepapers here are) sit last December. Claims totaling) jadvertising for 2,000 women cooks, | $1,000,000 t been filed against the contractor, was re ed today whore headquarters are in Ce n-| Snow had been p 4 and then wreck the machine in order|to go to Chicago, explaining that | railroad by shippers in this distriel iin bain ‘camel Pee tinople, They adhere to the Viadi.' It was planned to take Mra. Snow'to make it appear that she had died! their adminsion will be authorized by | - — — TED aicias ‘ten ane. 0 Vostok provisional government out in an automobile, give her poison in an aceident, Davin tentified, Washington Columbia Colo is bette: Man. The argumen minds of many On the one han chired to be 4 courageor of his home; ¢ called a je Killed because of Those who de Nicholson w ecialists Our entire business is in men’s and youths’ suits and overcoats. that Nicholson nm was & feeling of friendship to Pittman. ‘a hot Nic Lao or - . » ” ite anne < eS em oS ye | Charles M. Hatfield, “Rainmaker,” who gets $3,000 for man home as Nicholson was talk. €very inch of rain he can invoke in time to save millions of ing to Mrs Pittman. He then gave dollars worth of grain in Washington, Below is Hatfield himself up to the police, saying he | and his brother Paul standing in front of the mysterious 9 Sigel i“ oj ypc nora 2PParatus which holds his chemical secrets. | Bundles of letters said to have been . —Cress-Dale photos. | We don’t scatter our energies among hats Written to Nicholson by Fresno wo. BY LEE J. SMITS Jvated 20 and constructed of d z d ; them m EPHRATA, Wash. July 9.—A fer.|rough ht ind roofing paper. | U ERHRATA, Wash. July 9--A for] Hh 30d rooting paver and ties and other odds and ends of a man’s tom t ; ontainers emanates dress. a gamble which is occasioning mor at Hatfield designates as the disedesion in eastern Washingto: ce” which attracts rain clouds y than any political tesyes or party|and causes them to empty their con- | | hopes; more tense interest, in homes |tenta | and storestand banks, than an oll| For eight years Hatfiel@ has oper | boom or a gold rush. ated in the San Joaquin valley of Hatfield, “The Rainmaker,” ts at, California, He modestly takes credit) |work to eave the erops tn an area| for bumper crops in that t district | jbounded by a circle of 100 miles, Sgr ERS Searing Says | Policemen’s | "saus. ts» Raver eprom | BROWN. BABIES Accounts Still Conflict | treciess_ ehord* of, Moseh * Lake jmilea from here. Be Aner the edges of this land ot} twas the fret ferson to find the body |oceupied ranches, in one of the best i of Howard I. Sawyer when he was wheat belts In America, whieh for) —_— killed by his wife, Annan Madge Saw. ‘>ree years has suffered heavily Nine Jan Families Routed yer, May 10, pe ing to the post.(from lack of rainfall, : tion of Sawyer’s gun, has proved fu-|GETS $3,000 AN by Flames at Night Te are INCH, OR NOTHING cl . Prnroitan art, doting & Pree pool the farmers of Grant, Doug-| Nine Japanese mothers, who lived pet See are eclared the at 10419114 11th ave, 8, were) Bight of the murdér that Sawyer's|@% 274 Lively’, cqunting Hatfield | their families today Ao Ket. Hart tewcifies |i. to receive $3 000 for every inch| checking up’ b aomengp sgl poms, of rain thdt* fatIh befor® the expiMe |nee If all were, rescuer stand that the £uP tion of his contract on July 2%. He| fire that dantayed. the apartment Ricting statem pays all his expenses, and is to re-| last night sot ypacleie ceive nothing If the rain ts not| While the firemen scaled Indders| lfirthcoming. For his backers, mil-' and played ribbons of water on the © toll of their! flames, frantic Nipponese mothers 4 healeged them to reac tiny future May! American citiena they tmagined on upper floors. liding failed to re children. We stick to one thing all the dine That’s why we are acknowledged masters in our line. If you prefer the type of service that is not satisfied until you are, you will naturally join the ever-increasing crowds that flow to our three great stores, benefiting daily from our Upstairs Plan. Suits and Overcoats as low as $20 no higher than $50 Alterations Free Fit Guaranteed Officers who were present at police |tions of dollars station when Hart made a verbal statement told conflicting statements,| Hatfield started operations and Chief Searing told Prosecutor | By the middle of June, a frac were trap Brown that he had been unable tc more than an inch of 1 Search of clear the matter up. registered, but he has veal any Japane ee Sr hm During the fire 1 M Jol on Gets dren of the Takahashi and Ni rs. Ss mities became mixed, w ' Divorce Decree cashi was trying to cou! 1 to see if all were prew OAKLAND, Cai, July 9—Mrs. Henrietta Jolson ed her t took her 16 minutes to rate the Takahashis from the Binal dyvorce decree ashis, and by that time the the cothedian. Under | the terms ot the decree she receives title to all her jewelry, the Jolson home here and 00. She had asked $2,000 2 month Yorce was granted on the best years are IMv Satisfaction or Your Money Back FAHEY-BROCKMAN BLDG., 3rd and Pike ARCADE BLDG. (Over Rhodes Co.), 2nd Ave. Raleigh Building, Sixth and Washington, Portland for that. HATFIELD GUARDS HIS SECRET M. Hatfield of Los An to the business years ago, and good on every one of out 1 found out that the nine} lies that lived in the tenement ulation of 50, three | ren wiring Is blamed forthe se totaled $2,700, The iilding is’ owned by BE. KE. Stewart’ and operated by M. Fujiwart, Fhe © Marshal Harry W. Yringhurst saya Statement of Condition 16 P ER CENT OF The State Bank of Seattle | fied ene | i , Seattle, Washingt "4 ?. eee 872 for First Six Months ‘ ust.d wh more’ money collected this ir The pereen ge of the total tax , collected is I nt for both years, altho « eceregate wars i“ : nearly four milli dollars greater = ve dint \ aa HLL . . ys 4 ; ‘iH te be | ‘tl W tt a . 7 y// wri states that tax collections for the MMIOCOTDIINATRe ATC MLA Rea ETE Wet | alimony. The di-jhe has ma srounds Defect! fire. Da as he has worked out eccret, but the en plant consist June 30, 1920 RESOURCE: first half year of 1920 were very satisfactory, the total real and per- sonal collected to July 1 being $15, 299, 872,46. Loans and Discounts : Banking House Furniture and Fixtures Fyal Estate Ow . cks and Securities Cdstomers’ I lity Under Letters of Credit $3,405,863.2 8 y will pay to the $. 200,000.00 and various towns in rtion of th ing to $800, 5 is pald to Capital Stock nd Undivided P: 10,000.00 1,955.41 3,099,955.41 ¥3,05.86 New Clakdaad in 1913 faa Started This Trouble WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT en "Kathryn D.C or r 1CK KS ibout 1914, na ee og {pene hetidh up-stairs and save 10 DH Lt TZ, Assistant Cashier und a stockholde Charles H, Lilly ~ H. O. GF IAHL, Assistant Cashier and, altho he drawa a salary of $400 a month, he has refused to live = with her and support her,