The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1921, Page 12

DEATH LADY JEALOUS OF KISS BLONDE So Says “Handsome Jack,” Who Offers Zeigler Testimony CHICAGO, May 28.—"Handsome Jack” Barry told authorities today that Mrs. Cora Orthwein was jealous @f the friendship between the “kiw ing blonde” and Herbert P. Zeigler. Prosecutors claimed the testimony dy Barry, a man-about-town, would! pror, EDWARD G. COX Prove conclusively the jealous MO| Recause this university savant tive for slaying Zeigler by Mra. Orth-| knows more about Binstein than Wein, when the woman stands trial| pinstein’s own wife He told the ¢ Bere next week. [Queen City Yacht Clud recently alt Barry, who was sought by author-|about Ninstein's theory of relativity fties for several weeks In connection With charges of operating a “wociety gambling” house here, appeared voluntarily at the office of Assistant District Attorney Charles Heath. Barry, Zeigler, Reatrico Rrenner, &n actress, and Charlotte Lewinsky, the “kissing blonde,” made up the} party at a palm garden here the evening of the killing of the high walaried manager of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. j Zeigior had told Mrs. Orthweic,, | With whom he had been friendly, | that he had a “business engage ment.” Mra Orthwein went to the garden and saw the party. | “I introduced Zeigler to the ‘kiss fing blonde’ and her sister several weeks before the shooting,” Barry @aid, “Zeigler was very attentive to Lewinsky. He danced with her ntly, “Mrs, Orthwein on these occasions Plainly showed ber jealousy. She was Morose and talked with friends about Herb’s inattention to her.” | Mra Lewinsky today denied she) Klased Zeigier on the eve of the trag @dy. She sald they were dancing | “cheek to cheek,” however. | ony: * A Millionaire Dies on Eve of Divorce Suit} BOSTON, May 28.—Paul Crocker, | Millionaire clubman, giobe-trotter And graduate of Harvard, class of | "95, who set the north shore in a furore of excitement in 1919 by| Marrying Miss May M. Curran of| ‘Weymouth, a nurse who had brought | Bim from the gates of death back to Tugred health, died at the Salem hos _ pital, thus nipping almost in the bud tivorce proceedings instituted | fagainst his bride. Sensatinnal disclosures were prom feed for the divorcee suit which be ame known tn June, 1920, when in the mountains. Bad quality couldn't get up enough steam. gathered sticks and logs the engine. They arrived @ince the war. So say 50 insurance whose experts have been Kills Self to Dodge He killed himself. Now the govern.) ment is trying to collect inheritance tax from his heirs. Auto Wheel Wild; Strikes Show Case An automobile wheel ran amuck | ast night from an auto owned by) A C. Parker, Assembly hotel, and| Yan into a show case at 1511 Pike place. The owner of the show case has erected a wire net as insurance against future roving auto wheels. Star Carriers See Palace Hip Show As guests of Manager Mueller of the Palace Hip, 250 Star carriers ‘were invited to the show Friday evening. The boys attended in a body and voiced their appreciation of the various acts by loud whistles, hand-clapping and cooperative foot ‘work. Gas Station Thief Is Declared Insane George O’Ban, who robbed a gas | station several days ago, was pro- nounced insane by alienists Saturday and was ordered sent to the asylum at Sedro-Woolley by Presiding Judge King Dykeman of superior court. 50 Would Be New U. S. Citizens Here Fifty applicants for American aitieanship wid Examiner Speed “smith what they knew about the constitution Saturday in Federal Judge Neterer's court. ‘Vurkish Fez Doomed; Gives Way to Kalpak ANGORA, Asia Minor, May 28.— The fez, 600 years the Turkish na- tional headgear, is doomed, Turkish national assembly here has decreed that Turkish subjects shall wear “kalpaks” or shall black caps, 4TH SET OF TWINS MAKES 13 IN ALL]| POPLAR BLUFF, Mo, May || 28—Mr, and Mrs. Tom Christian ot Canlou are happy again. Their fourth set of twins arrived to greet five singles. WE TAKE Mrs, Einstein has admitted that it was too deep for her. yr may contain the body of Mrs. Below—Diver Mapes, who worked Saturday forenoon on| The diver stays down two and a half hours The water is 20 to 40 feet deep at the point where At each dive the diver covers a Slowly he circles the scow, those aboard | birds leaving the nesta during the the lake floor. at a time. the search is being made, 100-foot circle. shortening his lines three feet each time, so that he covers different territory each time he goes around the scow. impossible to see anything, because the | He searches for the trunk with his feet. completed, the diver comes up and the scow is moved 100 Above—Henry Finch & Son's diving apparatus on Union, where divers were inspecting the bottom of the lake Saturday in an attempt to find a trunk which it is believed} THE SEATTLE STAR “7a J ATUEN MARULIS aure he is doing Ma Bit to pro. art in Seattle, This chef at Bluedird Cafe on Columbia at ‘ f-made artist, and a good one. He now has on exhibition at the cafe paintings which he created with tt and knife Lake James E. Mahoney. It is water is so muddy. When the circle ta feet.—Photos by Price & Carter, Star staff photographe Summerlin Agent for U. S. in Mexico WASHINGTON, May 28.—George T. Summerlin has assumed charge of the American embassy at Mexico City and is now in communication with President Obregon on the ques-| tion of recognition by the United States, it was announced today at| the state department. Whether Summerlin has actualty presented Obregon with the American | note outlining the attitude of this government toward recognition Mexico is not yet known, A composite Dhoto-sketch Cleft) from descriptions of the iver in the Wall street bomb explosion, led | to the arrest of Giuseppe de Filipo (right) of Bayonne, N. J. “death wagon” dri? ot | BOMB SKETCH BRINGS ARREST Two Deaf Boys Are Cured by Thunder LONDON, May 28.—John Roberta, 10, and Alfred Smith, 14, were deaf. There was a severe thunderstorm | the other night. Now both boys ean hear, was AFLAME INWARDLY DENVER.—Fred Moore and Lit Man Martin were fined $10 and costs when Moore tried to turn in a fire alarm after Lillian sald she was afire insid mitted. Both were drunk, Moore ad Por nee ers [ene MRS. ANNA DBORSTELL ause she's the first Seattle woman motmmer to pass Red Crons fe saving teats, She gives all her spare time aa Y. W. C. A, meimming inetructor in an effort to make moimming safe for Seattle people, by giving life saving instruction, MISS EDNA C. PETERSON. Mecause she helps to keep the courthouse machinery well olled and |running wmoothly, Judges go to her | with their thoughta, telling her what they want to instruct juries. Khe |does the reat, Im her time she has woritten many notable opinions. , OFF OUR HAT TO-- |i | REV. W. I, BLIRS Because, as president of the White Cross, he has become a terror to \dope agents here. The White Cross has just piled up the greatest num ber of dope cases which a grand jury has ever been called upon to inves tigate ERROR FOUND IN NEW COINS Man Claims Eagle’s Legs in Wrong Position BOSTON, May 2%.—Eagles are cagien and ducks are ducks, “which nobody can deny,” but how does each bird carry his legs as he flies? This | may become a question of widerpread dincussion and national importance, | and all because @ Boston man discov. Jered the other day an apparently |curtous error in the new 25-cent | coins, tude of the “Bird of Freedom” as he is represented on the new silver quarters? Those outapread wings all right, but take a look at hin legs. While examining one of the 26-cent Pieces, Clarence J. McKenzie, of the McKenzie Engraving Co, 178 Con green st. who has studiéd birds and their ways as an engraver, became imprenaed that something was wrong with the eagle's legen. Missing Have you notiond the ftytng atti! with which he soars thru the air are| Relatives | oiiii i Suns 2 oe Tol PLAN REWARDS | FOR TEACHERS Increased Salary to Follow Study of Courses BOSTON, May 28.—Every public |wchoo! teacher in Maseachusetts who works steadily enough out of school hours at improving herself profes. | mionally to finish an approved course jof study, at an approved college or thru the correspondence courses of | fered by the state department of uni | versity extension, will soon receive jan increase in salary of $50 for the next year in addition to her regular pay, according the plan an- nounced at conference of the Mans. chusetts superintendents of schools, in the State Normal school, Fram- ingham, ‘The teacher must present creden- tials of each completed course, and after nhe has had four euch courses completed she will receive the tn crease in her yearly mlary. That jactually is the way the scheme is Iready being worked out in the wn of Webwter, as reported by to | | | IRESENTING in person » fifteenminate dramatic act in conjunction with his ist ext photoplay— A DANGEROUS PASTIME An Adventuroos Love Story With a Strong Appeal PATHE NEWS TOPICS of the DAY SPECIAL COMEDY and all the other cities and towns State Adventists tothe Tak, or weatty ox of to Meet at Kent |¥2%2 country. — Seventh Day Adventists of Seattle relatives te he The Mar invites iis readers te ese this | ducks and mont other water birds do 4 ae an aid in finding or friends. in reuniting when they fly, they being prepared | protensional to «wim when they strike the water.| matter has been uni “Fagies and other tand birds fy with | The department te these whe have been relatives oF Superintendent William F. Sima, Called “A Standardized System of Improvement,” this der special con- Conference are beginning to make arrangements to attend the annual convention which will be held in tenteity in Kent, June 14 to 26 incladed in the Western Washington | |. “and are in proper poaition to e¢ | alight upon a tree or the ground.” ar, | their legs drawn up under them,” he! sideration of a committee of superin. tendents and several officials of the state education department. Super. intendents Harvey Gruver of Wor will be represented and it is expect ed that 2.000 people will attend this Every chureh in the conference oreter, John Scully of Brockton, convertion, when officers will be te reprodece each tems as will interes) their communition eee Harry Hatnilton, 18, who left his home at 2317 Second ave. Tuesday night, shortly after he had drawn $60 from the bank, is still missing. His aged mother, Mra, Jennie Ham fiton, is greatly worried. Harry is described ax & feet 4 or & Inches In height, weighs 145 pounds, haa black hair, dark eyes, a pug nose and a thick undertip. He wns wearing a diamond ring and a plain gold band ring. Clare Thompson, or Clare Burke, who formerly lived in Seattle, ix be ing sought by her cousin, Stella Cot. | tingham, 701 Boren ave. Elliott 2012 | Plea to Save Birds From House Cats! BOSTON, May 24.~-Attention tn | called to the danger to birds from house cats by the fisheries and kame division of the state depart- ment of conservation In a notice just insted. } The breeding season for wild bints in at hand and from now until August 15 Is a time of great destruc. tion of bird life, the mother birds being confined to the nests and the Nedglings unable to care for them. selven, The owner of every cat is appealed to to keep It under such contro! that | it will be tmpoenible for tt to catch | ground nesting birds, or the young coming critica 1 period. $7,000 Fire Hits Junk Co. Building Fire starting from an unknown cmus destroyed mort of the $3,500 stock and inflicted §3,500 damage to & $5,000 building occupied by the Washington Junk Co, 2420 First ave. 8, Friday night. A $20,000 stock of paper was dar aged, Total insurance carried was $10,000 on contents and $3,000 on the building, which is owned by F. Fish- orman., BIRD BRINGS WORMS TO DOCTOR WHO SET BROKEN LEG FOR IT WATERTOWN, May %—A dove alighted, recently, on the windowsill of Dr. G, D. Gregor's office, The dove was cooing plaintively, obviousty fn distress, and Dr. Gregor opened the wins dow and took it In. ‘The dove's leg was broken. Dr. Gregor tenderly placed the bird on the operating table and, with- out applying anesthetic, set the break and put it in splints, Fivery morning for two weeks it returned for examination and Dr. Gregor changed the splints twice weekly. The strangest part, tho, waa after the leg was well, Every morning the dove brought & worm and laid it on Dr. Greg: or's windowsill and cooed until the doctor accepted it. The dove paid the doctor {n worma, James Sickle of Springfield and Frank Wright and William Hobte of the state department drew up the Proposed system, which the superin- tendents hope will shortly be applied tn every community in the state, Thus for the first time some return ‘will be made to the teachers for the time, energy and money spent in bet- tering themselves for the benefit of thelr pupils, Star News Salesman Burned by Paraffin Byron Horton, 6400 Meridian ave, who sells The Star at 55th and Meridian, was painfully burned Fri- day afternoon when a bucket of par- affin overturned and spilled its con- tents on him. Byron was helping some telephone |nemen who are installing the new | Sutomatic service in that district. |The paraffin was to be used on a cable at the top of a pola Byron was assigned the job of pulling up \the paraffin by a pulley arrange ment. When the bucket was part way up It upset. Murder Case Against Chester Completed KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 28— |The state's case against Dense! | Chester, on trial charged with the murder of Miss Florence Barton, Was completed today with the testi- mony of Miss Hattie Lee Barton, sis. ter of the slain girl. And all of this is within reac Avenue. Park office of Jones & Phinne By street car, Fort Lawton Filipo denies he knows even the location of Wall street, and says he'll establish an alibi Study the Above Picture of Carleton Beach The narrow ribbon of white is the Sound. Betwee: foot run of clean sand beach. Think of it: per the Incoming tide for your bathing and beach sports, on picture) is a beautiful wooded park over 600 feet in length and with a frontage on the beach of 75 feet. This will give you @ faint idea of what we are offering at Carleton Beach. of your city work in 16 to 20 minutes over paved streets, m the trees on the shoreline and the ship is a 1,500. nearly one-third mile of beach to catch the sun's heat and tem- Between the shoreline and the road (not shown If you haven't your home. Country home, water. @ car you can reach this beautiful property in about half an hour by strect car, By all means 8H CARLETON BEACH before selecting the site for front home and eity home all in one, EE THIS PROPERTY SUNDAY OR ANY DAY By auto, go to Kinnear Park and follow car line to Weat Howe Street, turn one block left to Gilman To your left you will see West Wheeler Street bridge. Cross same and follow paving to Carleton r on First Avenue or Ballard Beach car on Western Avenue; transfer to Municipal bus at West Wheeler Street (10c carfare from any part of city gives transfer). OSCAR E. JENSEN & CO., Inc. Downtown Office: 817 Second Avenue; Main 1103 yd Sundays and Holidays; Garfield 5314 elected, reports read by the prest dent, F. M. Burg, plans and recom- mendations made for the ensuing year, and licenses and credentials granted, Wiliam R. Reinhardt, sales mana- ger Marshall-Wells Hardware Ca, SPOKANE.—Drops éead at @esk: Your Summer oF — By coy and domestic most comple’ e have a large variety of the tweeds and homespuns. You are cordially invited inspect them. It will mean dollars saved to you. It is our aim to please and satisfy. Therefore we guar | antee good workmanship and fitting. bi Stewart Tailoring for Ladies and Gen : 220 McDermott Building Pies nt earth ; Plan NOW to be among those to first-of-the-season’s Sound. These should be among the best view trips of year, with a freedom from smoke and haze allow you to enjoy to the utmost the scenes of surpassed beauty along the waterways of Sound and the mountains that fringe them, Sunday, May 29th Hood Canal and Union City Steamer Indianapolis will leave the Colman Dock at § A. My returning, will arrive at Seattle at 9:30 P. M. . Lunches may be obtained on board or bring along your lunch baskets, Round Trip Fare $2.00—Children $1.00 Memorial Day, May 30th Through the San Juan Islands to East Sow Steamer Indianapolis will leave Colman Dock at 8:30 A, M. returning, will arrive at Seattle at 10:00 P, M, » Lunch service on board, or bring your lunch baskets, Round Trip Fare $2.00—Children $1.00 Puget Sound Navigation Co, Colman Dock Main 3993 joy, popular excursions on