The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1921, Page 12

AY SOUNE LAMBS CLUB MYSTERIES Booze Sale, Three Knock- outs and Lackaye’s Brok- en Ankle in Court BY EF. M. THIERRY NEW YORK, Jan, 29.—Tho pit leas publicity of @ couple of court Tooms iy about to shed light on the now famous McGraw Slavin case. Boose and belligerency started it Unele Sam and John C. Slavin have undertaken to finish it. First comes the trial of John J./ McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, on charges of violating the Voistead act. After that against MeGraw ages. MAYBE SOME COMEDY WILL BE DEVELOPED Slavin is a comedian. So the trials @re expected to develop same com | edy, as well as solve: | The mystery of “The Fist at the Lambs club.” The mystery ‘The mystery of the Blood.” It's expected the trial will develop the fist at the Lambs club belonged to William H. Boyd, another actor. He and McGraw got into a quarrel in the club, which is the haunt of actors, playwrights and celebrities In genera). “First thing I knew,” said Mugesy McGraw. “Boyd hit me in the eye I bit back. Then he hit me again ‘That's all I knew ull I awoke In my home.” Enter Slavin. He and a former Raval officer took McGraw home in @ taxi. Im front of his house they argued about paying the fare. Sud @enly the taxi driver looked around and saw Slavin unconscious on the sidewalk. McGraw was walking into his house. The ex-naval officer was) sitting in the cab. BUT WHOSE HAND FELLED SLAVIN? Hence the mystery of the unseen hand—the hand that felled Slavin. Comedian Slavin thinks i was MeGraw's hand—curled up into a That's the way to think of Boldt’s —it’s what ev- erybody says who is a regular pat- ron. Do you know how good we are? comes Slavin's for $25,000 suit dam “Let's BOLDT’S Two Convenient Locatons 913 Second Ave. 1414 Third Ave. go to Boldt’s” of the “Unseen “Bucket of 2500 Used Tires In Stock at All Times ALL MAKES $ 4.00 and up 5.00 and up 5.50 and up 6.00 and up 6.50 and up 7.00 and up 8.00 and up 9.00 and up 10.00 and up 12.00 and up 35x5 12.50 and up 37% 15.00 and up We want your mail order 30x3 380x314 82x314 3x4 82x4 33x4 34x4 84x41 B5x414 B6x414 fist—and he has the idea $25,000 would just about salve his hurts Federal authorities got inquisitive Five Lambs were questioned by the United States Wistrict attorney It's sald they acknowledged the male of liquor at the club. Officials of the busines PIKE STREET TF SAGE, Lambs denied liquor was sold. But an automobile loaded with booze was seized at the club's back door. | \ Enter Wilton Lackaye, the actor. | He called on McGraw after the Lambs club trouble to assure him he ‘Was still his friend, Another fight developed. Lackaye emerged with a broken ankle In spite of that he explained: “Byerybody else had licked Mc | Graw—so I made it unanimous.” ! ‘These questions will be asked at the trials: | ‘Was there a room in the Lambs club cellar known as the “Bucket of Was liquor sold at the Lambs stub? How was Lackaye's ankle broken? Seattle, Wash. PARIS SCHOOL OF VAUDEVILLE TRAINING Teaching Drama, Comedy and Dancing Clog and Soft-s Dancing. GHOST CREATES A BIG MYSTERY Remains Unsolved After 40 Years’ Investigation PHONE SHANGHAI, China, Look lightly on the ghosts, if you like— But, first consider this ghost story | after 40 years’ investigation remains unsolved: Sir Edmund Hornby, as fudge of the supreme court at Shanghai, al-| Ways called reporters in the day be | fore the session of court, to give out | the docket. On one such night, early, and left a copy with his butler, reporter. After the judge had gone to sleep, & reporter knocked and walked into | his room. The judge, about half| awake, explained angrily about the butler having the docket and turned over to snooze. | But the reporter returned and in. wisted that the judge dictate the docket. Fearing argument would wake his wife in a joining room, the judge complied. As he had finished and the re| porter left, Lady Hornby awoke and | the judge told her of the incident. Both noted it was 130 a m. Next day, on the bench, the judge | Roticed that the particular reporter | Was absent. He inquired and was | told that the reporter had died of heart disease at 1:30 a m. in a re mote part of the city. Even a reporter cannot be at two Places at the same time. Those who found the reporter dead stuck tb the hour, So the Shanghai police have writ ten it down as an unsolvable tery. Italian Airship to Fly Across Ocean| ROME, Jan. 29.—Italy’s great air-| ship, the Roma, ts for America. She was planned and built in Rome. 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C _|his 64th consecutive year as probate Edward Barrett, president judge of Henderson county, North National Realty Company, was | C4rolina complimented whjle attending No judge in America’s history has dinner at a hotel on his Imitation | “pproached his record of Charlie Chaplin's famous wa So long as he.wants to be probate | appears He spurned the compliments and |judge, #0 long will he be probate | ticket explained that he had lost his din- | judge. ner hoes and was wearing a pair j Woaned by « friend. and smokes moderately. “I never have tak Judge Pace, “1 am over 75 much older T didn’t say) and} I don't want a vacation. I've been busy all my life since I hoed corn on the mountain farm where | my father plowed with a bull.” The judge recalls that the It appears that he will hold office | munity in which he lived as a boy | no ) liquor, but mu It has become # fixed habit to|many years more, for he has excel-/had no buggies, sewing machines or tut how many men today belleve| July 9 PAS on he nany men today believe lent health, chews tobacco ardently | cook stoves—and but one drunkard, 'in that Boo tho when school closed in those days) days when all things were di the teachers treated the pupils to} And reverently Judge Pa whisky OE ee “My grandfather, a distiller, was | Says “Kick” He Got put out of chureh ause he allow ed my father to ke dle in the | nou he judge relates, “My father] GLOUCE | lived to see violins in church and to! Alexander com: | phibition, Nowad pecmanney greater than riches—com which fol: | tentm lowed two years’ service in the Con. federate arn At the last eleetio only 12 votes were Altho he’s @ vacation,” . ‘ao 8 countless lips in 54 years | says (how |now vot ol a @ Bible that has been touched by The judge's Bible has been the in-| |Big Thefts During 1920 Plague Ps Paris PARIS, Jan, 29,—Thieves and windlers obtamed 34,000,000 francs 50 years later, st against him. 4 republican, his name also on the democratic trument of me | pute : Pagal ‘ | Taggart, farmer, | : . pages | wealthy has accumulated | jbousht a drink “with a kick in It" litte of this world’s goods, jin loot in 1920. The ministry of He ts suing for $100,000, | “But I have a home and six chil-|finance Jost more than 3,000,000 k as they did in those’ saying the “kick” was wood alcohol! dren,” philosophizes the judge, “and! francs to forgers and swindle “a