The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 6, 1921, Page 1

‘WOMEN DUEL TO DEATH OVER SPANKING OF CHILD | AR eee On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise The Seattle Star by Mall, $5 to 9 ‘aste this on a postcard and mail |) to your sweltering friends in the Bast, Tell them that Se- attle’s highest perature Au gust 5 was Tl. Lowest was 57, At noon August 6 it was 68, Tonight and Sunday, fair; moderate westerly winds eal TWO C ENT Entered as Second Class Matter May 3, 1899, at the Postoffice at Seattle, Wash, under the Act of Congress March 3, 181%, Per Year 'S IN SEATTLE VOLUME 2 -t NOM This i is not an ‘eitbieaen Its same li’l old Seattle, just as it MINERS, right, but back and| at firet my- steather foubt it when there are the pice |apolis from Mt. Tacoma to SEATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1921. looked this morning to Art the Artist after swallowing a raisin ol , m "I didn’t believe it rT ¥ . . or 2 7 Indian: | self, The passengers inthecabins | Q mM top be | muse have been terribly cramped. | | yao ways |T ed up Price & Carter and “The I. ©, Smith buliding had/Art. “And the steamer was all|had ‘em meet me with the cam the gewegaw wabbles, and right| hunched up ready to spring on him as. Figures and cameras don't ' last night. Photos by Price & Carter, same old Star staff pho- Looks queer, all’ Art | semaphore tures? |fore it hit the skyscraper slongside of it there was the traf-|any minute, No wonder he looked ®@ tographers, but jazzed by Art and the foozlum raisin. quavering re he saw it. And who ean! forth, ordering the fie cop standing on q raft with his | worried. ‘Naughty, naughty, little raisin 3 So long, folks! See you ' Vancouver tonight? eee * Bee where Carl Shuff shuffted off - R i ‘se private secretary to Governor) m : . “ | Hurt and then shuffled back on the | i oll ax supervisor of reclamation? F. 4 beady must be behind Shuff, . a Roles a ck amount of water @n every person's brain, sys a Seat. © tle osteopath. Yes, and some of these! | Probibitionists have nothing else on _ the brain. port H t Here. A coal famine for Seattle the state this winter loomed Saturday afternoon when coal ers in session here voted mously to accept no wage the present time. The went on record as opposed in ery detail to the report of 1 special commission headed James Allport and sppolated. byt Ed Clifford, director of the department of labor and try. This report rece that the mine workers acorpt wage cut of approximately 20 per cent and at the same time; the operators to reduce |. © eenlian peeneienpe. * Scientixts my the state of Wash- is rich in fossil deposits. They have been digging around or BOO ie Aug. ¢.—Bo gers, beware! em If Dr. BE. C. Edminson of Angeles ever opens a spine for federal prohibition officers, day of Boe mp pocket bar and | forever. about Seattle's free pub- system, did you ever no- absorbing “roman gig Chilberg Is Doctor No Freed From Road Thug: ie All Charges Is Belief! s222 work. VERY LATEST CHILD SPANKED; TWO. WOMEN STAGE FIGHT; 1 DEA CHICAGO, Aug. 6.—Spanking of a child led to the death of one woman and the serious injury of another, according to police today. Mrs. Anna Taug- ner, 52, was found dead in bed. Her body was badly beaten. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Margaret Taugner, was in a hospital from wounds. Police said a fight started between the two women when Mrs. Margaret Taugner beat her two-year-old child Eliza- beth for picking flowers in a neighbor's garden. The Frightened| to 5 by Woman Kidnaped! Husband Sleeps as. Wife/ Mysterious Phone Message Ousts Nervy Thief Starts Searchers Off on From Room New Trail JEWEL BOX | IS RIFLED LOCKED UP IN CAVE? = Prowler Is ‘Find Cine | Five Felony ‘Indictments Are| Roseburg Man Accused of | Knocked Out by Order of |. Murder Thought to Be Judge © Clifford in Robberies BANKER GETS NO TRIAL|STICKS UP HIKERS AMERICAN LEAG CHICAGO... AT BOSTON .. Wilkinson, Davenport and hotel, Vancouver, B. Fennock, Russell and Ruel, . invite all our friends to spend deed us and Johnny Walker died Uke chen ct Dewar Scotch. _ %& Hire an elephant and ride on hurling \insulté at all members of the dry his back down Second ave., squad, or— 4 it into the bank. @. S--It in a sad commentary on in marriage, but we have a that we shall take the last © named course.) notice 408H W A fool lawyer e’'n ask more | th’'n a wiiness c'n oe will and Wis. Livery stable owners that Henry Hay Straw live in West Allis, HAM AND— Ham actors get worried fore- heads watching aytique eggs Bert An unknown correspondent asks | “= DOWNTOWN SAFE us who coined the expression, tell the world.” We don't know ex actly, but we think Hanson. LAD NEARLY DROWNS WHILE LIFE GUARD AND “MERMAID” CHAT Howard Kienle, 14, was nearly drowned at Seward park beach unday, it became known Satur- day, when he lay in the water some 15 minutes while small boys endeavored to persuade a life guard to leave a “mermaid” with whom he was talking and give assistance, = / The life guard ts said to have told the boys who approached him, “AW ¢’wan; don't kid me.” ‘He finally took them seriously, however. and leaped into the water, bringing the Kienle boy © the suri The latter was rushed to the home of G. W. O'Neil, 6517 57th ave. 8, where a pulmotor revived bim. He lives at Holly st, and Rainier ave. The life guard is said to have explained afterwar® that joking about someone drowning is a daily practice of smal! boys ut the beach, Follow the wife's advice and take While her hobins slept, Mrs. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6— 1. Solomon, 339 26th ave. sin- siehanded routed # burglar | who invaded her bedroom at 1 | a, m, Saturday. ] Crawling thru a window, the man entered her home and proceeded to! rifle her husband's pockets. Mrs. | Solomon awoke to find the strange | |man_ bending over her, playing a) flashlight on her. She screamed. | ‘The burglar ran to the window and | leaped out as Mrs. Solomon reached | for a revolver. Motoreyele police | |failed to locate the intruder after al |nearch of the neighborhood. Mrw. Solomon said the man was | very tall and dressed in dark clothes. She was unable 20 see his features in [the darkened room. ! The man had pairs of her husband's trousers might be found “in a cave back of the MeDonough ranch in the Portola hills.” Such a cave is known to exist. It ts located in the hills some 30 miles from San Francisco. The man who telephoned the arch- bishop refused to give his name and efforts to trace the phone from which the call was made | thus far have failed. i | The message resuited in a new) lequad of detectives being sent out! by the police to search the Portola caves { The telephone message to thaarch-| searched several bishop was the only real develop. and |Ment in the morning's search. F a dresser by pulling out the drawers | Ports from a half dogen searching and seattering the contents about | parties all were the same—that no the floor. He also rifled Mra. Solo-|trace of the missing father had been mon's jewel case. She wag unable | found | to state the amount stolen Persons along one of the roads| fare out of San Francisco report: lea during the night thet an automo. | bile i thru Los Gatos, 60 led for the Big Basin, | and the police informant said the glimpse he got of them convinced him one was| the missing , priest Police Chief O'Brien believed to le iy that if the kidnapers and the vic |tim were in Big Basin escape for |them would be impossible, Other | poswes, however, were raiding shacks in the mountains and in the wild fea coast district of San Mateo county, running down every possible clue. | ‘The kidnaping of Father Heslin is | believed tl ult of a carefully laid | lot to foree the Catholic church to! “ y $6,500—the ransom demanded— | 4 about tbe store floor | without regard to which priest was Soup” was used by the yeges.| abducted, The motive for this} Blurred finger prints were found on | strange proceeding is unknown, the The cracksmen left behind! Archbishop Hanng saw ass checks amounting to|kempt man, who appeared at $141.75 |Mary's cathedral a week ago last They gained entrance to the store|Thursday evening, asking that a thet @ fear wiktow |priest go with him to Colma, Detectives say it was the work of |suburh, to k death bed confes professional cracksmen. The safe| sion. He was directed to Father Hes was packed In heavy blankets taken |Iin, parish priest of Colma from the ehelves to d Father Heslin started with sound Yeggs blew the safe of the | Red Front clothing store, 1501 | First ave, some time Friday | nicht and stole $654.72. The robbery was discovered at | $30 4 m, Saturday by Lou Cohn, | « clerk, who opened the store | Saturday morning. Cohn immediately te! police Detective J y dixpatched to the scene. ¢ door blown to bits ephoned: the Flint was He yund 1 scat- en the | him | \for the supposed death bed and van- | ished. | KE BROS each member attle Rotary club a #ilk necktie. Henee the Ro tarlan #ilk necktie picnic, saturday, | at Rolling Bayt tr has presented| HOQUIAM.—Crulverg leave to sur vey tract of university 1and, 18,000! in Queets district, that is to bel led for tract near Index, elder Mrs. Taugner took the child and refused to return it to the mother, authorities said, and this resulted in a bare-handed fight to the finish, * * * RUNS AMUCK WITH GUN After running amuck with a revolver Saturday afternoon, Will fam N. Belorn, 70, wag captured at his home at W, 62nd st and 28th ave. N. W, He fired twice at neighbors wh he thought were trying to kill him. Patroimen O. M, Young and W. H Campbell for an entrance to Belorn’s home and arrested bim after he ix said to have tried to kill them also. His revolver missed fire * * * STRONG BANKS. CONSOLIDATE Consolidation of the Dexter Horton National bank and the Dexter Horton Trust & Savings bank was authorized by stock holders this afternoon. ‘The new bank will be known as the Dexter Horton National bank and will total resources of $20,000,000. *% * * WANT STREET CARS BACK DES MOINES, la, Aug. 6.—Des Moines wants its street cara back. The city council | y rday changed from its “irre attitude toward the trolleys and virtually agreed to ncent the continua the old franchise and climination of the buses from car track streets *% BABE BEHIND RECORD NEW YORK, Aug. 6.—With two on, Babe Ruth hit his home run of the season in the sixth inning of the Y. Tiger game here today, Oldham was the Bambino's victim. August 6 last ye: Ruth bit two home runs off Dauss, troit, bringing his total to 42 for the % JAPS KEEN FOR CONFERENCE WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.—It is the “settled decision of the Japanese government to enter the conference whole-heartedly and with confidence,” according to a statement by the Japanese Washington disarmament and Pacific On De embassy here today on the conference * BANDITS GET $35, 000 SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Aug. 6.-—Bandits nfirmed reports here to have held up ico, and robbed the express car Banco Nacionale of Mexico are un » train Tampico, of $85,000 belonging to the reported in near * * 22ND JITNEY NABBED Making th id arrest of jitney drivers operating without ‘a leense uursday mornng, Walter Nelson, 35, was taken nto custody at Second and Westlake aves, Saturday by Patrol man E, A. Mtchell * WEAKENED BY STARVATION ened by gtarvation, Mrs. Jean Mayes, 48, was found t ave, 8. and Battery st. this afternoon by Patrolman W Stevens and taken to police siation for safe keeping TACOMA, Ane .—J. E. Chil- LA PINE, Ore., Aug. 6.—Two we, former Leg wie of —_ highwaymen, the same who held t ‘acoma and Seattle Scai : party Havian American banks, which | “P members of a biking are now defunct, will not have to near’ Crescent late yesterday, stand trial in superior court on one of whom is believed to be five felony indictments, Judge Dr. R. M. Brumfield, wanted in Clifford today sustained Chil- Roseburg, Ore., in connection berg’s demurter to the five in- with the murder of Dennis Rus- dictments, sell, rushed thru here early to- Chilberg was accused of allowing day, going north, & director of the 14 ouK The men were driving a borrow from the bank's funds with-| readster with a delivery body out first obtaining permission from! and were making fast time. the board of directors. As the highwaymen's car | Chitberg’s attorneys claimed the! reached the edge of town, Sheriff Roberts’ automobile, car- loans were not mew, but simply re- newals of notes Chilberg had given! rying the deputy shotgun squad, roared away in pursuit, the bank in 1917, j Boalt’s Third Story | NEW YORK, Marion A. Povie, daughter of a | ies’ Home Journal editor, married | Thomas H. Wells, Jr., she thought [he was a struggling real estate man. | Aug. 6. — When This is the third of a series of stories sent espectally to The by Pred L. Boalt, who is at Roni pare invest murder of disappear: Brumfield, have killed Rupsel publie would think he had been killed and that Russell was the murderer.—Editor, By Fred L. Boalt Special to The Stor | ROSEBURG, Auz, 6.—Walt ~ > — Bowman, the depot restaurant “WHEN A |) Rite iatre Be Sts WOMAN TELLS” gas, As he rounded a bend in the road, the rays from his head- lights fell full an Elgin Six with red dise wheels. He recog- nized it as Dr, Brumfield’s car, Is a tremendously pow- erful story of a man’s ways and wiles— something about human hearts and. human_im- An instant before, Dr. Brum. field, for reasons of his own, hod pulses that will interes every man and every wo- slain Dennis Russell, who was now # substitute corpse, woman. The author When the Hight from Bowman's rar hit him, Brumfield, a powerful man, tossed the body into the frent seat, simply because the door was AGNES ABELING, a woman who has made women her study, who can speak a woman’s open und there was no time to lose. Otherwise, he would have stowed the mind and a woman’s soul. body in the tonneau is RUTH * Bowman passed he hailed, START READING TODAY—PAGE |He deceived his bride. \He's a mil-| |lonaire. spoken of as the | honored the state capital with a visit | yesterday. Aranda was jailed for a few hours, but released when he} | promised to leave the city. Vagrancy was the ening, doctor,” and kept on go And this is what he saw: A body, dead or alive, or maybe unk, kneeling at the ‘front seat, | under the steering wh The feet (Purn to Page 5, Column 5) } | st. Lours, bandits today j Stone, jeweler, | $6,000 worth [watehes, Mo., held and of Aug. 6 up ‘Two Herman aped with diamonds and IT 11 About Mystery Case! First game— |ST, LOUIS . \AT PHILADELPHIA ... # Van Gilder and Severoid; | and Perkins. Second game: |sT, LOUIS .. | AT PHILADELPHIA : Davis, Burwell, Bayne and eroid; Naylor, Keefe and Perk DETROIT AT NEW YORK Oldham, Middigaon, | Bassler; Hoyt, Quinn, Shawkey | Sehang. 4 R. H, | CLEVELAND’ .... 3 18 |AT WASHINGTON .....1 9 | Uhle and O'Neill; Sachary Gharrity. NATIONAL LEAGUE PHILADELPHIA AT CINCINNATI .. Smith and Peters; Wingo. BROOKLYN |AT PITTSBURG | Miljus, Cadore and Krueger, ‘Tage lor; Glazner and Brottem. R. HL | NEW YORK 4 Oo AT CHICAGO . 7 8 Ryan, Douglas and Snyder; Cheater jana O'Farrell, OF ALL THE NERVE! LADIES CAN’T SMOKE IN DIVORCE COURTS | Just a moment, ladies! } You may smoke in the corridors |] of the county-city building, but: |] not—positiv not—in the court rooms during court, Not even in divorce courts. That was the edict today of Cus- todian William W. McGuire. “I hate to see "em do it anys where,” confessed McGuire, “a {] Va have to turn my back rather than wateh ‘em, But rules are rules, and what's fair for one is fair for another. “We allow men to smoke, so we can't keep the women trom it, But IT put my foot down against smoking in courtrooms by men or women, The judges wen't have it, either." As to the postoffice buildings . sir,” said Custodian G. We “Women can't smoke around here.”