The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1920, Page 17

FRIDAY, SEPTEMRER 10, 1924, DY LEADS FF SHOOTING Childish Battle Ends in mur der; Leader Held, Gang Deserts Him SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10—Jim Byne, 15, stayed with his “gang” bad | the bitter end when he thought they | Meeded his fighting le: But the “gang” has deserted Jim At the time when he needs It most } For Jim Byne has been branded ‘A murderer as the outcome of a Vicious boy battle which began with & fusilade of rocks and ended with rifle fire and the death of Louis Coppe of the rival faction in a dis pute over kite flying DESERTION OF “GANG” HURTS HIM MOST Aloofness of his fellows, the “tittle oys” he led to disastrous victory hurt young Byne as much a® the confused realization of the tragedy ‘that brought him to trial. “But I know the gang can't help Me none now,” he said, with a blend tng of cfarttableness and resignation | as he told his story of the killing in court, “I was with the little fellows,” he explained. “I didn't want to see them Yose—so I went up the hill"—where the battle over the kite flying} Heyy ground was raging and where, while| an eyelid, Shooting in the air, as he thought “with @nother boy's rifle, he killed his man. jerabtp BY DJUNA BARNES ! NBW YORK, Sept. 10.—<By Mall) GANG FIGHTS “NO ~Haye you ever felt you lacked a GOOD, ANYWAY" certain grace? Have you ever won For that determination, and the re | dered if you had somehow missed Sponsibilities of gang leadership As/| knowing all the secret of that mys he conceived them in his 15-yearold | tic thing—charm? mind, Jim Byne may spend the rest} Go get you a @f his boyhood behind bars. be a humble st t at its feet “I hope this will end all these gang! Perhaps you already own a eat, fiehts,” he said. “They're no good.|but if you don’t, you should. No} anyhow.” great woman in history thought to! HE WANTED TO get along without one | }REFORM HIS GANG HUSBAND WRITES BOOK | > “Bvery year,” he explained, “the | ALL ABOUT CATS would have a fight—rocks and fists. But before thie last fight I tied to get the boys to make up a/ Vechten. Her husband club, I told them I would make/ written a book all about the cat, so some kind of scouts if they would |she ought to know. { join. They said ‘sure,” but they} “Cats are particularly indispens Never came to the meeting place. |able te women whe simply must ex ‘They would n6t listen to me. ert their charm.” says Fania, “This last fight, the @irst I was| you are in a business where charm in, Was over kites. The big fellows | is not needed (and I know of no sych ‘wouldn't let the little fellows fly | business) why you can afford to them. neglect the feline element, but not) “I did not want my side to lose— jin any other case. 80 I went up the hill.” “The women in the past, the great Maybe Jim Is going to ste his wish sirens, the great lovers, the great) Tdéalized—that “this will énd these riddles and the gredt intellectuals, fights"—for the rival gangs, sitting have, all of them, learned the trick in the courtroom tog#ther and watch. | from the house cat. ing Jim's lawyers fight for his lib| “Hypatia may have picked up a erty, seem to have reached an un-|book on economics, but it's a sure @erstanding and to have snuffed out|bet that Cleopatra and Madame du ptheir boyish feud. i Barry picked up a tabby it, fair lady, ‘and iF you have ever experienced misfor- tune—and who has not?—you can appreciate the message of cheer con- veyed by those words. 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WOMAN” “When & man wants to describe a | Woman who haa exerted some indi» feribable Influence on hin life, he will tear his hair, make a few inane ges tures, and suddenly Nght up ‘Nike @ tiger, you know,” “Why?” she was asked. “Watch its long gran wr more. ments, the mysterious Is eyem-eomposed of some intolerably beautiful fire, ahinhf;, immaculate fur, “Was it not | Salem? “And are not black cats a alen of) M-luek, and white of pmpending 00d | fortune?” Fanta’s hushand had to read 3,000 | COFFEE woman—she his face will ‘feline’ he will ejaculate, ee "cold ite soft So saysFania Marinoff, the act paws, hiding the terrible and swift ress wife of the author, Carl Van claws, the apparently gentle purring | has just/that ever so slightly disturbs the because of thene things that they made the Cat god) in Reypt ages ago, and was it not} “If |because of these same qualities that they drove cats out of Puritan Eng land, as witches were driven out of ™Orning and get teeth Use the Groceteria Basket at the Gro- ceteria Store nearest your home and you will learn the secret of real economy. 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Because of this, per hook, but Fanta could b » it haw made civilization pons if he had listened to her, because, as | ble—-a civiligition that could be at whe naye | once haughty and bending. “The cat has taught us what we “I have lain on the floor very | quietly, making no movement, ahow.| know of poime, of beauty of line; of ing no nign of life, just to wateh a|s¥mmetry, "and of repose, that re ent rise ups yawn, and begin pacing. | Powe which is never weariness; that It was a ext who made me realize |!’ at is never re what can be done with an eyelid, Al “An beautiful woman should have no|how beautiful and swift movements —sexcept nd | may be, a eat will here Fania Marinoft half clos er| anything you eanno’ FREEZONE FOR CORNS ift Any Corn Right Off | It Doesn’t Hurt a Bit! she finishes no matter ive you teach you Seems Magic! 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