The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1920, Page 4

PICK | EAPTS FLOGE WALE BATHERS WATCH MOTHER BY BLOOD TEST Jury Will Have to Decide in Case of Atlanta Baby, Claimed by Two ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. 25.—Where * Bolomon succeeded, science Bailod. ’ The ronuchand-ready “sword test” of King Solomon decided instanter the controversy ovee the parentage of the infant. The elaborate and delicate blood test ef Judge George L. Bell, in superior court here, failed to mame the mother of Madelaine Lauise. Now Jndee Bel will summon a/ ry to finally determing, if it can, =k of two women—Mra Daniel ttman and Mra John ©. Garner the mother of 17-monthold Made- laine. \ STUDENTS OF HEREDITY _ EXPRESS OPINIONS Finger print experts and experts) An factal expression testified to the} nee and lack of resemblance tees, Madelaine and the rival mothers” and their children. Car Poonists, photographers and artists Thad their say, and students of hered By expressed their opinions, Finally Dlood test proved nothing. Tt was six of one and haif a dozen the other, and did no more to con ce Judge Bell than it did to In pretty and chubby Mace ting her fingers and making} fo her toes im the big court She crowed and she coord has aine, she called them both “masima.” Madelaine was born tn May, 1:7? Grady hospital, here. That same! Mra Pittman and Mra, Garner} daughters. In the morning the brought babies to them. Mra received Madelaine, and she always declared Madelaine her hier. Mrs. Garner received) Elizabeth, and declared it was her baby. Mary Elisabeth died three weeks, and tho the Garners} her, they refused to claim her their own. UDGE REFERS TO (IOUS SYSTEM” “I have never heard bal hid a ous system in my life as that of hospital for the identification of " declared Judge Bell, when ‘women had testified to alleged es in babies. “One woman,” said the jadge, had a bey and was a girl. 1 ee nore é yoo this sort mRY UNKNOWN HAN AS SLAYE g to Be Murderer of Othello Citizen PROSSER, Oct. 25.—Thought to be murderer of Harry Greex of the body of an unidentified was buried Saturday in the cemetery. The corpse was fm the Columbia river near Bluffs, an evident suicide. ‘was not thought worth while to the body until Mra. Gregg, who attacked by the murderer, could ify it, as the bandit had worn handkerchief across his face time of the murder of Greas. An award of 93,000 had been of- for the capture of Gregz’s b DOINGS FL FOR | $ A. THIS WEEK (Spectacular Stu Stunts as Drive Seattle's big drive to raixe $126,000! the Salvation Army lassie started its closing week Monday } . Under the direction of the Elk Jodge, the campaign was inaugurated last week by commitices of Seattle iness men. The cleanup drive is conducted in an effort to col-| 25,000 to build a girls’ working ene and a central service building spectacular stunts will be @iaged by committees during the ‘Closing week of the Sins, it is an- ‘Bounced. | - That Seattle ts fast retting behind the men who are behind “the man ‘Who is down but never out” in indi- “ented by the magnificent responne of | Tast week, Chairman W. H. Klepper @eclared Monday, Cracked by Filipino “Doing rairly well” was the report | Providence hospital today con-| the condition of Mon Yee, a Chinaman, whore skull was ‘With Joe Doro, a Filipino. The fight fe said to have been started by an Hey, Kids! Meet New Friend ‘Hootch’| Hey, kids! See who's here! It's “Hootch,” the big buck deer from Wrangell, Alaska, and ite’s just | taken up its new quarters at Wood Jand park. Retter go out to the park this week and make the big fellow fool at home! FUNERAL SERVICES for Ralph fmailes, railroad contractor and builder, who died Saturday at Provi- \ hospital, will be held at 2 p. m.| io the Masonic temple Pretty bathing girls paused a half hour in their frolics at Cottage Baths in Alameda, Cali- fornia, while Nel Thompson, evangelist, brought 30 of his flock down the beach and emera-| ed them in a baptismal ceremony, after preaching a sermon from the pool. The ceremony |tnat burned three hop houses near here pictured ended | w ith the singing ws -ELKS TO BURY HENRY STARR: Find Hunter’s Body Mountains | in) Elke will have charge of funeral | services Tuesday afternoon for Wi liam Henry Starr, Seattle by whose body was found « of a 50-foot ciff tn the © tains near Index b Seattle Saturday held at Honney.Wa | Starr leaves & widow and child at 3213 Yesler way. He waa formerty a member of the police dry equad tater in the employ of the street railway department. He lost bis life| hunting mountain goata. SEATTLE AND SPOKANE TIED National Guard | Shoot Ends on 50-50 Basis Spokane and Seattle Guardsmen tied for honors in the an-| bo rif_le matches of the Washing- jational Guard, which closed atl Fort Lawton Sunday. i} ‘The East Side markamen carried og ow aoe honors, while the Seat ‘perts captured the individ. | Hod pot os Company 1, Spqkane, led tn the team contests, with 1,517 points out of a possible 1,500. Lieut RW. Al fon, of Spokane, ranked first in the individual shoots, scoring 267 polnu: out of a poanible 200, Lieut. W. G. Rogers, of Seattle National | won the pistol contest, making 103 hits out of 120 shots, Drug Store Victim | of Drug Burglars Burglars stole one ounce of optum and several hundred dollary worth | of merchandise from the First Hill) pharmacy, Ninth ave. and Madison at, Sunday night. ° } Boy on Bike Hit by Automobile; Bruised Kenneth Gleason, §, of 1025 Seneca | ‘*., was bruised when struck by the! auto of W. L. Jennings, 1208 Walker | at. while riding his bicycle at Sev enth ave. + Pike st. Sunday. lEdmonds I Man Held Up, Robbed of $30) Two highwaymen robbed EB. B Rodgers, of Edmonds, of $20 at the point of 4 gun at Third ave, and Jacksdm st, at midnight. | Thousands of people take ant tu remedies. Herb Medicine Mf«. Co. P.O. Box $61, Seattle —Adv WOMEN— What has happened to the Silk Market ? We'll tell you Wednesday. Market Blouse Shop GET OUR PRICES Planting Guide Free (dust North of Times Square) \Doctors Recommend Bon-Opto for the Eyes Physicians and eye specialists pre: | scribe Bon-Opto as a safe home| jremedy in the treatment of eye ‘troubles ang to strengthen eye- |sight. Sold under money refund |suaranteo by all druggist, | “iE ee err ee) ae: stot ssid pes ‘At the River” and d prayers. A. GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO. 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