The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1920, Page 11

WEDNESDAY, DECEMANR 1, 1920, WILL OUUA: HELP SOLVE H SHIPWRECK wattle ON PAGE ONE {Sought for Death of G. 0. P. They headed down the coast with af i i (53 . na Ww i blowing from the ath Oil King eaal The suddenly whipped Minwing thee | ARDMORE, Okla, Deo. .—Ar eral toward the toh, (Of Clara Smith Hamon in the na For a time ¢ x. 9 poe Boe tsetg ih - T Police Get Murder Informa-|rmaster of the Rita, endeavored. to | Silas, folowine Mw "a headway aga he wind, |, ‘ tion Said to Have Come of veaerellae eel jonah Jake L. H re hawe . ‘i Od benign ag ma copy From Spirit World wee Erveiely ‘heweer) be struck Mean ma BAe LAIR CIry, Tan. Dee. 1.|Gnchomish NN! “SP MY MR*| formation that at ‘mae sole the spirit of Fr horeu" LEAP TO SRA AS rooms aa whe muniered nurse, whos was SHIP BREAKS UP ten a i into Liberty Park lok mpt- | t <a n te aid the , viving the e 4 ‘ Bpystery of her deat? - my ralg t P She disappeared on October 6) oo bi ioe ye a 20, One week later a clairvoyant, sea when the \ piit open ih Fi has since left the city, declared & Monster melor is its lumbe “Fe thas the woman's spirit had appeared | oS" we him and that he knew she was | The Wo Furely were nearly At that time the potice be | Teed When re ‘ will be ed the woman had left Salt Lake, | FOURn! to Se as eth * psa OY THOUGHT BODY WAS pcan adhsagiaene OWEEN MASK B.S ‘ The bady was found on October 17 ‘STEAMER AFIRE r by & small boy, who believed it a : 0 mask floating on the IS RACING TO re Since that time ion SOUTHERN PORT ists, ouija de r NEW ORLEANS, I 1 d other beltevers The America t bound to Liver thur, Texas ten to the hey have receive «| SAYS SHE HAS * spirit realm ¢ th is afire in the ¢ Mex a wire SE iae murderea, One or |eus to the naval. station bere earty| FLED FROM U. S. ibed the murder in detail, but this | today sald MUNTiee Gee been Given cat for| ‘The wireless asked that tugs te| INTO MEXICO’ tea tion. | sent to meet t ship, which was DALLAS, Texas, Dee Clara The suppressed letter is sald to =| headed full xpeed for the mouth of | Smith, alleged slayer of Jake Hamo have declared the mystery would | the Misetaw er. ) mag as be solved in three months from | The “Oo was approximately 100 fled to Mex tr the time of the murder, and that | Miles out from the mouth of th Paso, accord: mad some one connected wit | when the wireless was sent a chauffeu terview to would make 3 full a et CLERKS BOOM tad oe withheld has declared is the most baf aid the Mystery ever handled by the de-} Dallas nt. There was appa ne gage an ai otive for suicide or murd and F Wh ig no indicatic im met her dea ICI DID NOT DROWN of how the | Store Patrons Asked to Buy| = so an mts «EXTRA! SON OF | i TH NOEL Tt was at first supposed that «he but leaped into the declared that 1 not} as there was no water on the ‘There were no marks of vio on the body. About the throat tied a white cloth with a double on the left side. This was not lake phys. | buy a br “Win you ustomern Hood w Wa u enough to produce strangula store, bu . x according to the ¢ " ? $8 - Thad once expresard her mrong| the merchants and at sh tation | dremed 5 Seal ot eulciae Gnd tien aper of Weary (W. A) Witkins, chairman |and Cherry at pom Tu — 7 of the al om t ta y © and’ in pertect healtt: f the finishing brick committ ‘ ly and fn was ry bis The workers are cage ntering| A pharmacy in the Yo M. € iand had ever, $0 far as knows |{Dt® their volunteer duty to ald one| building and two Y. M. CG 7 m wa, e's 100 per cen arity in-|students have been held up here @ love affair. Korous left the home of her a | stitutions. Thru the Retail Clerks’ /in the last two weeks. W SR taceey of mcrcer was arti oa | eae erent nxious to ¥ make the campaign to complete the > oF eaapemmane Dut more evidence! nome a genuine success. The mem than of suicide was pro-| ters of the police and fire depart }ments, too, are lendin, heips | Miss Korous was employed in the| hn "4 ao are service during the war and it is expected that by a week from Saturday night the funds he was well known in Washington | ° ‘ C.. and in other places in which a He @id not report until Wednesday noon ly, Walsh is the first known Irish [man to be held up here this win ter CONFESSES HE | BOMBED HOME? R. on Smith will be raised. All of the hundreds of precinct igeted as & special nurse. committeemen got behind the ca paign today when they rec ives | }from Mrs. J. 1 friendship cards for distribution to every home in al of the city precincts n Chances” to - Broadway Play State charges a Isieven Chances,” Belasco comedy |, Thee cards are to be filled out and | 42, carpenté®, alleges aaa Bad) Been selected by the! 55, Empire building. All who fect |< M. Toms and H. M 354 Empire building. ho fee Drama: soc 1 that he threw six aticks of tie _aemociation Of | they are able to become regular con n that 1 a ee ee dynamite into the home of Frank R. Shong, cl Milwaukee & 8t, F Belmont ave. N od in Kuperi high school for its annual play and will be presented in Broadway auditorium Friday and tributors to the home have been re quented to note the amount th contribute monthly or annu ward the support of the home. ul railroa Oe court today by Carmody ¥ Proseetor John D use th The Police Relief « will venge be railroad did “eae hold its annual meet and ele . 7 Are Commissioned | 110: 11 tne asembiy room at potice Bot ive him leged a aeDewsll, Haley 1.| heaéauarters at 3 p.m. Thursday.| 410 its employ six yeare ago. is Sergt. W. E. Justus, secretary, and Inspector Hans Damm, president of the association, will make a report) on the work of the association 5) Stewart Miller and Clar ‘Tuck, all of Seattle, have been that they have received com. the mot bombing, a wrecked the always be broken gently, ing a watch and chain, was sen irwine you are apt to make a|tenced by Judge Ronald to from one, It Was learned that Smith had of it. to 15 years bought the gun at Eau Claire, Wis — . a year >. Smith wrote many threatening letters to Shong. Tennant says The alleged bomber | detectives to be mentally Capt believed b: deranged CITY MANAGER Griddle Cakes and Waffles From the New Royat Cook Book HERE i@ an art in making flapjack pan- cakes, griddie cakes or wheats, call them what you will, But it is an ert very easily and quickly acquired if you foliow the right recipes. Dec. 1—Ot. today o RAMENTO, Gal. . mpiled early of adopt discard municipal nment and to charter was; Yes 7.962; no The secret, of course, - is Royal Baking Pow- only two der. feature of the new charter is patterned Griddle Cakes after the mod arter of the Na 1% cups flour tional Municip: gue teaspoon salt The voters yesterday also defeated teaspoons Royal by vote nine amendments to oa sore the present eharter, submitted as an 1% cape mith alternative proposition 1 tablespoon shortening Mix and sift dry Spend beaten , Cheek and Cheek POWDER derived from grapes. Bhe obtained a divorce from Les ter Cheek. Cop’s Auto Stolen and Partly Wrecked’ Sift flour, baking pe der and salt togeth. milk to yolks of eggs: an Shoreughly and dd to dry After be from hex! ee A64 meites FREE ‘entral Pol at Fifth and + Seaton whites” Pig Hew Ros) Cook, Beck vow, rrace #t. at 2:46 a, m. Wednesday ining these and scores ne five-passenger auto of Patrolman Bake fm _well-sreased hot ether dalighital recipes, Write the fives meer auto of F — afte ntit brown. for it te Dan J, Hart was found at Fifth ave Serve hot with mapie #y- rup. It should tak #. and Jackson st, later in the morn ake about The/thieves had abandoned the 1% minutes to bake each The/thieves had at loned th ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. 116 Fulton Street, New York Oty. ing. auto after crashing it into a truck The machine was returned to Hart its radiator and right fender crushed. ire A sh was Secretary Morey Wel» c he om th wheo ther, ¥. Korous, on the night|mocistion. Secretary Morey Wels |going home from the disap ance to go to tlre field has distributed thousands of | robbed. tickets, and patrona of the stores “Hello; how are yout” one of the WW. C. A. to spend the night. She | wi be offend to Walsh. When he fet fench her destination and wag | Wil not be offended youths called to Wals yen he! om iThe clerks themselves have al-| stopped they robbed him. in the reguiar army. All dur-| - gaw service during the world) the past yore vi A rs i en Garnet McGee, pleading guilty by moan n found on f Bad news and softhoiled eggs Teesday to entering a hotel and steal ng lawn a the explosion that | IN SACRAMENTO : : Not Very Loving ing, mix well, Bake im- Cheek against Cheek” suggested mediately on hot griddie . loving proximity that Wallies Absolutely Pure ut by the testimon: to his ” Mre Baking Powder Made from Cream of Tartar, one indent ae VAGE 11 BANQUET WILL BE HOME-MADE STAR THE SEATTLE IS ATTACKED {OBREGON NOW BY BURGLAR MEXICO CHIEF WIFE OF UTAH FARMER GIVES BIRTH TO FOUR BABIES; HAS, 4 OTHERS 06 DEN Vina 7 These Automobile Dealers Can Promise Immediate Delivery D lM ‘The purchaser of any ot the | Girl Threatened With Death) Washington Hears Talk of ‘wht « former 1 Part of Buy-Northwest- Want Ad « The Sta in Her Own Home New Revolt ‘oup mile Products Campaign today n et ate « WASHINGTON ¢ be ment eh th Tueeda Jent Alvaro ¢ n trong, will wa bieger ss rived by Mra, Bernice Garrish, 18 ote nat the how Mex henge “3 t i" H w her against the wall a ae gevernraems mer the omy January > 1 piled into the room, warning The state department, in investi be tha . \ , be quiet on threat of death,|#8tog the report * ciale cto ‘ » and ud many exc t cars offe tole $ gainat Obregon was said t dinner f ale r Ineeption the Mex! THE STAR DAILY NEWS Rbe rape » the St BE EXPANDED a mame PAPER—THE WANT AD R and for st the STORE pS Crynt nbe nd this “* Move Started to Acquire pat w: td by displays of More; Apparatus Donated nen met ‘, PRESIDENT MAY = INSPECTOR IS : * RUSH SOLUTION _|_ let steps tn the ; MEXICO PROBLEM taken Wedne “et hb | WASHINGTON " Her | Seattle park bow ” nond BLO from’ that Pres ident W has mF Mra. M. F. Steele and J. D oH he Waa giving & mined t * the Me problem | an, members of the board, were ap U. S. Agent With Prisoner ; | before leaving the White Houre wua| pointed to investigate the p Was “Missing . A third burglary of rooma in th treng - t of various sites suggeste 2 ee nto the Columbia « Monday night, was re this gover to re Tha an bond issue not to exceed 4 the Official te or th - b to police late Tuesday B. | ognize Mexte r of Becre- | $300,000 for the purchase of « * Pontoftice oe m a 1 a $32 kodak was Bs wef will | bidedo' the ‘peact ready to join “ : " Pespu ifidential | the #pring ction as on n obtaining in local ¥ 0 ve of the commission Educator to Talk “a J M ‘ an, ch man of the wer i We the Cham- 1 ; to Teachers Here i ber of Comme thwent t 1 r 17 " intern « d that in Mr r ally amon oil he lings. ary wart 4 payroll that mn his ‘ “ Ae aoe penn A publi¢ iid build a Sor wasn soeurtioned. pias anid. but tarty, haa bee | Skidmore’s Funeral | 32°: toa ‘een dopated to he PAPE | creates nent indurtra " ” " payroll ol home Pinkham we being ¢ connec “ T huréday at 8:30 products were willing sythey on . cn Rr agi Patrolman Francis Skidmore, who nd them, both as to price . cag apaeor | ied Sunday morning at the Provi: | OFFER TO QUIT JOBS is, who ix alleg dence hospital after an operation for | reg TO AID UNEMPLOYED : Candidates Speak IN CLOTHING TRADE dicitis, will be buried Thurs Funeral services will be held Suspend Northwest fn Toni t wW. 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