The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1921, Page 4

PAGE 4 WURL BOMB AT (CASHIER HELD BULGAR KING! AS EMBEZZLER Two Killed; “10 Hurt; Boris | Portland Man Charged With Escapes $7,000 Theft SOFIA, May Delayed )}—Two PORTLAND, Ore. May Cf men were killed and 10 injured to W. Turrelt, former cashier for day - an ot at General Cigar company, when @ bomb was thrown at) inder arrest here today” for om Bing Boris, The king was Univ ecsemont of $7,000 of the firm's jured. «8 funds Boris and a party of government With Turrell tn custody, further and church officiais were attending | check of his accounts is being} the ceremony at the Metropolitan | made by company officials | church commemorating the anniver J. 1, Loulsson, assistant seere wary or Saints Cyrilus and Metho. | tary of the concern, informed the @ius, Students staged a spontaneous distriag attorney today that he extt demonstration for the king, after| mated the total defaications to be which he addressed them. charged up against Turrell would be between $16,000 and $17,000 Aa he was speaking a bomb was hurled from the crowd, striking near | him. periericed difficulty The crowd in revenge set fire to der, The persons who & communist club and the police ex. bomb escaped in restoring or threw the Mrs, Jose CHICAGO, May - The | peculiar case which has come the peychopathic laborntory nietpal will) probably jeanient to diagnose | ‘This is the case of Mra. Joseph &. |Heul, wife of a rich banker, who has confeamd to stealing household tur |Rishings valued at $25,000 from fash: fonable homes, after dinguixing her self and obtaining employment as housemaid Bhe i about 4 «@ soon wil) give birth to another ohi | Dr. William J. Hickson, the dir |tor of the laboratory and a crimin lologtet of world-wide reputation, de jelines (© pass upon Mrs, ieil'® [particular case ynti} it is officially laid before him, but talking hypo |thetiontiy, he anys: Ba mont before of mu. court be the leamstances—middie fe and ap |proaching matern a frequent cause of mental derangement This jcondition is often only tamporary. |and @ complete cure may be effected [by proper treatment | “It's thru weakening of the will by |physical and menial conditions that = latent impules—porsibly pever Within a quarter of a mile trom the @pot where the body of Waher | Daiman, logger, was found Thureday |‘ morni washed from the Sound) lewo miles north of Extmonds, the body of an unidentified man w dis THE CLEMMER ORCHESTRA AND, STARTING SUNDAY, clutched and in the right temple way a bullet hole Jf. Franklin and F. Mothershead of Edmonds saw the bedy and reported to Snohomish cganty authorities, They sald the man appeared to be nearty 60. He ore a brown suit. All marks that might have sasisted in identification | |had been removed. sO | death Starwich and the Snohomiab Event : one sgihorities aro new leaning traordinary 22222= identification of the body as Dal PERSONAL APPEARANCE NKIE KIOLET who explained that Dalman had bee despondent, over small wages. I OF THE STAR-UNIVERSAL MOTION PICTURE CONTEST 1. |man’s body was tied around |waist with a fisherman's wire con. taining @ loop in the end prepared, apparently, for an anchor. His throat had been cut. Minneapolis where he is believed to have a wealthy brother. Ho roomed {here at the Yesler Hotel and worked |for the Cherry Valley Timber Co. |New Legion Arch to | Playfield Dedicated THE DEMURE LITTLE MAIDEN WHO WAS Under the auspices of the Amer. Pg tl FROM AMONG A THOUSAND SEAT- }icam Legion, dedication ceremonies GIRLS TO REPRES iT THIS TY IN | were held Friday night at South Tt THE WORLD— FILM CAPITAL OF Park playfield for the new memorial UNINERSAL CITY arch erected there as a tribut® to | residents of the district who served lin the world war, The roll of men whom the areh jand women for by Councilman stands was called | Philip Tindall. Naval Lieutenant Dies in Plane Fall SAN DIEGO, Cal, tenant George T. Rowe was almost |ingtantly killed when his monoplane crashed at North Island today, His | machinist, B. T. Dudley, was serious: ly injured but is expected to live. Lieutenant we's nearest rela }tive is Mra, Thomas Rowe, 19 Wharf street, Boston, YOUR SWEETHEART AND MINE WICHITA, Thirty high Juchool students scratched their own larma and faked bandages to escape \vaceination, Others told feminine |nurses they were vaceinated on the leg and thus escaped scrutiny Kanes FUNERAL § Ww. G. Gaunee, {ton resident for | Friday in, Victoria, died recently. years, B.C, where she LONG. BEACH, Cal. netting $5,000 wor daylight burglaries, glas Tobert son, 15, Raymond rte, 14, and Irené Duarte, 16, hield by potice OLYMPIA.—Albert, T.-year-old son lof Dr. Robt. G. Wright, critically injured. Falls on pointad stick, jetrating eye and skull A PICTURE «AS THRILLING AS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT Charged with of goods | DENVER, Col—Twenty-seven 1 W. W, jailed. Tried to comnien deer Union Pacific freight train, Why She Turned to Theft Banker’s Wife Tells Story st “The conjunction of the two ctr | A RIP-ROARING COMEDY |sovered Friday afternoon on the ! ATIONAL NEWS In the hand a revolver was) In the investigation of Dalman's| Heflinger, a friend, | the | Dalman Is said to have come from | May 2%.—Lieu-| thru| pen: | THE SEAT ph Heil even known to exist by th vietwn becomes the dom ne factor in one's acta Its the mame sort of thing that Jare subject to—the du reonality one which we live thé other dor Mant and probably inherited from) some forbear generations back Mre. Heil had no reason to steal She had a beautiful home, an indul gent husband, four loving children, servants, a car and chauffeur and a personal allowance of $200 a mont Her arrest startled Chicago, but none any more than her inunediate family, who had accepted her story that the goods she brought home were bought at anction mln. Fe caune they wished to indulge her’ they never questioned her “I never knew I had taken the things until I saw them in my home,” says Mra Hell “Then I was terrified.” Dr. Hickson mys kleptomania seldom due to a condition like Mrx Heil's is at present, but he emmys an unbalanced mental condition infrequemt. Pending trial, Mrs, 1+ ie being cared for in «& sanitartum. FISH TO BE GIVEN AWAY Fight thousand pounds of fist will be given away to neely and deserving families by the “Millon. aire Club.” 98 W. Matn st. | ‘The club has one week in which to dispose of the fish which will not keep longer than that. From 10 to 15 pounds will be given to each family that calls for it The club will give another gf tts weekly programs tonight. This will include a community singing, accordion selections by Mc Kinley G. Chaffee, a war veteran an addres, “The Practical Value of an Ideal,” by Prof. Ernest Weltmer, Pp & DD; more accordion selec by Chaffee, singing by the audience, refreshments. M. G. Johanson, manager of the club, announced Saturday that the club fs in a position to provide room and board for several ex-wervice men. In applying they must show their credentials “We can use clothing to advantage and food is alway® acceptable as long as it is wholesome,” Johanson | said, |Harding will Make Memorial Address WASHINGTON, May From the marbie amphitheatre of the Ar lington memorial, overlooking Wash ington, President Harding Monday | will deliver his first Memorial day | address to an amembly of war vet erans, high government officials and diplomata. | Near the memorial are buried he roes of America’s wars, including several thousand veterans of the world war whose bodies have been brought from Europe, ‘Tomorrow E 28 ceremony at Pohick, Va., unveiling a tablet to the dead of the world war. Memoria! day has called forth | from former President Wilson one of the few public lette since leaving the White House letter, written to the Starw Stripes, a ‘ans’ paper veterans of the world war The and praises “It is our privilege not only to in- and! duige @ high and solemn pride grief for the heroes of that gr struggle, but also to rededicate selves to the achievements of our the fought,” Wilson wrote. U. Drama Students Stage Three Plays Drama students of the Unty of Washington staged three or one-act plays at Meany hall | night | ays were “Piorrot's Mother,” in Hughes, diregtor of dram “Cloistered Calm,” by Alice Henson EF and “The Sire de} Maletroit’s Door,” a transcription of | l®tevenson's short story, by J. M.| | O'Connor |Motorbike ‘Rams Into} Truck; Driver Hurt, rec about the legs and head Inte Friday after: | noon when his motoreyele rammed a Linn was severely cut truck driven by &. G. Raiman at |Ninth ave. N. and Westlake, He | was taken to the city hospital, but released after hia wounds were dresved, Linn is a street car con ductor, tions | arding will speak at a} 8 he has written | great objects for which that war was | TLE STAR ‘TURDAY, MAY 28, 1921. ed UNIVERSITY A hen ee te ooo O ono gin NOW First Tine in Seattle [) HERE’S MORE ABOUT LOST BRIDE ARTS ON PAGE ONE | stgrned giving Mahoney power of at. | | torney over his wife's property, had |told him that on the occasion when | SD | these pape were signed Mr, Ma pi 5 honey had come to his office alone ATTEMPT TO St | MRS. JOHNSON FUTILE Attempts to see Mrs, Delores John son, sinter of Mahoney, at the New Baker, Saturday, were futile, She was sick, it was sald, suffering from & nervous breakdown. Her mother refused to tal) | Capt. Tennant and Deputy Prosec tor T. Hl. Patte viaited the scene of diving operations on the lake Bat urday, giving instructions as to where they believed the mystery trunk is most probably located. That the wealthy, aged bride of Mahoney had executed two wills, « first one, leaving him all her prop erty, and two days later a second one leaving her property to her netees, Mra, Kate Stewart, of Vancouver, 1. C., and Mra, Carrie Hewitt, of Beat | tle, became known late yerterday A®PTEK MARKIAGE 26, two weeks after they were married here, Mr. and |Mra. Mahoney went to the office of W. D. Lambuth, attorney tn the «, and made mutual SOON On February a —only one of the ex- citing moments in this thrilling picture of red-blooded action! EON RRL Mahoney left in thin her, $200,000 firet will, Mahoney to her to left bin wife. wan to leave his rt Whichever died firs extate to the other. day la turned to office out her second will What happened t first ts unknown, but Lambeth eaid he be even Mra. Mahoney put the second | lin her safe depo box | MARRIED FIRST WIFE IN 1914; SHITS MISSING A care eck of Mahoney’ first marriage shows that on Octo 16, 1914, he wedded Irene G in St. Paul. On January § she gave him power of atte ney over her property, and on N vember #, 1916, ahe sued him for divorce in this County, but if a de cree wan granted it is miestng from At re ney Two | torney Mrn ne Mane ne and made the NON aaa ON THREE SEVENS” |ber Ford 1915, lneaso's priveal ‘whereabouts i Gi with ANTONIO MORENO known Romie cing eraiarding Bagh A spectacular melodrama, starting with the unjust conviction of an inno- cattle from Vancouver, B. C., tof cent man—his daring coup and wholesale delivery of prisoners—a_ self- uid the police sea ayn she believes has been murdered ‘The letter signed “Mra. J. B. Ma. honey.” which was written to Mra Stewart “Somewhere m Montana,” Jated April 19. 1921, while the couple | were supposediy on their honeymoo to St. Paul, Mrs. Stewart wuye tn a alpable forgery, tho the letter mys Jimmie is writing for me.” ‘The signature, Mrs. Stewart says, | 4 not the handwriting of her wealthy : SENT TO PAR'S| SEATTLE TODAY Mra. Stewart wan stopping at the Fithelton hotel here, but vanished from there and is being kept im a Coarek Ghaan tly panko: teiieLe BERLIN, May %8—Germany has| Local developments in the marine completed her first payment of war) «trike were at a standstill today, reparations. En route to Paris te | pending the outcome of a new agree é ch f heavi ried a Por gfite ie mie te Sens tment that is reported to have been h for her aunt, the aged a | imposed task of capturing the most notorious of —the love of a woman! “bad men,” and finally U. Junior Is Winner — of Poster Contest Dwight Panchot, juntor at the versity of Washington, where he taking @ course in journaliam, been picked as winner of the Amerb can Legion Fourth of July contest. He wins s prize of $36. Second prize went to Harold 1962 Boyer ave, and third decided supplement the dragging | of Lake Union by divers. The firm | Prosecutor Dougias late yesterday were 20 treasury lot He Finch &@ Sor o | epectal mensengers, even cngh tr gro eudiguiank ‘teats | bonds of $10,900,000 each, represent | drafted in Washington between the poner As pe Phinney, ready last night for an early start |ine 860, on0.eee ou el shipping board and " = a | this morning. completes: o in y 8 ines Two potters ean entered KEPT GREAT QUANTITY 1,000,000,009 marks of the Marine Engineers’ Bepeficial |in the contest. association. The engineers are | Scheduled to vote upon the proposed measure Sunday. The cabinet has now turned its at tention to carrying out the.disarm ament provisions of the peace treaty The question of demobilising the Ba OF JEWELS IN TRUNK It wag learned today that Mre Ma honey was in the habit of keeping a i I ear Nede f eyed great quantity, pomsibly all, of ber ‘Three vessels are scheduled to sail | jewels In a compartment of her | Yran civic guard waa firet taken { (ater ace <9 ac dl from Seattle Saturday, They are the City of Spokane, for Southeastern Alaska points; the Wheadand Mon- tana, for the Orient, and the steamer Now Playing | Alameda, for Alaska. The steamship |fs Seattle’s Baseball Mascet | Colin BH. Livingstone is due to leave | ares | MARY | riage she was seen, it was learned, packing ber trunk as if for a long journey, In a tray were thousands of dollars’ worth of Jewels In the letter which Mra. Stewart reesived from “Somewhere in Mon tana” is a reference to a Mre. Atkin AMERICA ENTERS Mra Atkinson is/| vad - | PARIS, May 2%—The United |San Francisco, as she was about to described as & “good traveling com-| ote today participated in the first sail for North Coast points Friday, Following the attempted Seen rote ta redone te ult 6m |inter-allied step toward settlement of |the Pacific American Steamship as. | Cuba. The letter states, “We might |S Upper Silesian controversy. rociation announced that it will ap-| ‘The counct! of ambassadors, with | ply to federal courts for an | Ambassador Wallace present, drafted junction like that granted the ship A note to the allied plebiscite com-|ping board in San Francisco and fo to Cuba with her.” Careful watch ts t ng made of the Irving hotel, New York 3, 9 cap Restor Pigle E her A. eterney | mission asking unanimous approval | Seattle. Bolts were thrown into the |here, aye he eent a, telegram tor |%, the following proposals gears, electric connections were cut Creation of a neutral gone compris. /and the steering gear disabied. ing the disputed areas. Occupation of this some by allied Mrs. Mahoney, whom he expected to | stop at the Irving early in June. | Irving hotel employes, acco rd Ployes, according t0| minitary forces dispatches, may no telegram has been received for her, nor has she made | Occupation by Germans and Petes Tessevation there. ‘They. say they |rexpectively of the portions of Upper! @ACOMA, May 28.—Charging that never heard of her until newspaper. | >" ye Rage a voted overwhelmingly the jury in the state's case against |men began bombarding the hotel ronncle, fAVOr pending fixation ef | spiros Annosteos had drank half of ——— sortgy |two bottles of Uquor used as evi- The council rejected a joint anti-| gence, Deputy County Attorney Sor. alien proposal under which the Ger-|iey in open court yesterday told Su- | mans and Poles would permanently | perior Judge Chapman the state occupy the areas not under dispute. | would refuse to try any more liquor Preparations forthe observance of \Says Jury Drank Evidence Liquor! cae cases during the May term. In explaining why they drank up |the evidence, several of the jurors jafter their discharge said they would More British Troops Will Go to Ireland; Memorial day Monday were under| LONDON, May 28.—Rritish troops |refuse to convict any defendant on ay in Seattle Saturday |in Ireland are shortly to be re-/the testimony of “stool pigeons.” The big parade will form at Third |!nforeed by several thousand, it was| They could only be convinced by ave. and Lenora st, at 9:30 a. m. The |Semiofficially announced here to tasting {pe booze, they declared. American Legion, Sons of the Ameri. | day. Ps can Revolution, G. A. R. and other Reports were cireulated that the patriotic organizations wilt take part, | present force of 50,000 would be at Detective on Stand ‘ An appeal is issued by State Com. |least doubled. in Montesano Trial mander Thomas N. Swale for all Practically all of tho additional world war veterans to be on hand in| military forces, it was said, may be uniform, to pay tribute to those who| employed as mobile units, shifting | | fell overseas. |froim one area to another as condi- At 11 a. m. a Memorial day pro | required. gram will be carried out at Ever.| Offeial estimates place the civilian green Park cemetery. Free transpor-| casualties in this week's raids and tation from Kauffman station, on the | Tioting in Ireland at “scores,” while Green Lake car line, will be provided. | soldiers and policemen were | killed and at least 30 wounded. Wife, Daughter Reported Missing SAN FRANCISCO, May 28.—-Local ~» are searching today for) authorit Mrs. Augusta Olxson, wife of Capt. MONTESANO, May %8—L. KE. May of the Revelare Detective agen- ey, Seattle, was on the stand here Jal! day yesterday in the trial of| jAdam Sirhoff and Harry Karginoft for the murder of Policeman Nicho- |las Koleskt. May identified two shells |found near the acene of the killing as having been fired from a pistol owned by Karginoff. | tiong All stores will be closed, Daddy, bring home some Roldt’s | French pastry Advertisement, | | | News in e@ John Olsson, master of the schooner HEATRE Claremont, and his niece, Augusto TORY SMITH BLOG Swen 16, who are said to have) disappeared with $2,000, ow that when he from a voyage eight Capt, Olsson returned home MONDAY Capt. K. Itsuno, master Jap liner] days ago ho found his young son, | Eiger Tote OS Cae ane oA ‘ale wite ana ntate. Dad gone to | TUESDAY What happened when seawed fine of $450 join the Holy Rollers, a young aristocrat fell # es tt nr waa at | TE (ERS STRIKE: “flumoresque” in love with acircus girl, Sper enwuminaces BI'YS RUN SCHOOL COMEDY . “The Cliff Dwellers” inning Wednesday for eather new sched. | reports from CHPYPON, Eng, May %. —AND— t Schat / Children returned from a ]) posh mt into effect at coast || Vacs to find teachers s ‘acy an to find teachers | on naval radio stations |] strike, ‘They didn’t play hookey A Mack Sennett -uget Sound excursion onl | ney elected teachers frou thes iia’ 0g tt opens Sunday Steamer Indian:|| own number and sehool kept as || Comedy apolis makes Hood Canal trip. Mon-|1 yeuat | day goes to San Juan islands,