The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1921, Page 1

By 10,000 Plurality The Si ar” Ts Daily Elected Seattle’s Favorite Paper J ARBUCKLE WITNESS MISSING WOMAN AT INQUEST TELLS OF HOTEL “PARTY ARAN AAR LALLA AAR ALAA LAPP PLE PPP PPP PPP PPP PP PPPP PPP PED On the IsswezoF Americanism There Can Be No Compromise Paste this on a postcard and mail it to your friends in the East, Tell them that Seattle's highest temperature September 12 was 65. Lowest was 46. At noon Septem Tonight and Wednesday, fair; moderate north- sete easterly winds. Entered as Second Class Matter May 3, 1899, at the office at Seattle, Wash. under the Act of Congress March 3, 1879. Per Year, by Mall, $5 to $9 _two CENTS IN SEATTLE —— RISON, NEW_THEORY FAVORED Og aig lima IN BRUSH TO |” “lees” ag BY JURY __ to The | DE IS BEE ENCLOSES LETTER TO HIS WIFE | geass tora i secur | EVERAL days ago The Star invited Bandit Roy Gardner to write to More Shots Fired; Bloody VOLUME 23 ; SATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY EPTEMI 13, 1921. whine nesrinthinpsinepenmsnmna GARDNER DEAD NEAR (_2/£0 4FTeR wit party INo Indictment Returned; Ne Evidence Ag ain this newspaper, telling’ of his experiences while eluding pursuers. Cloth Found In today’s mail came a letter signed by the bandit, who also inclosed ‘ dikes a letter to Dolly Gardner, his wife. Pan anaipsie one Foe baro Of course, the letter MAY be a fake. But The Star showed it to Postoffice and watching on MeNell istand Inspector J. S. Swenson, who declared that it closely resembled Gardner's hand. for Key Ganiner, escaped train He wired today to Warden Maloney at McNeil Island for more samples of the ban- BY M. 7 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18. Roscoe (“Fatty”) Arbuckle out victor in the second day of inquest over the body of Mise | gina Rappe, whom he is accused | murdering During the morning senstoul dit’s handwriting. The letters were written in ink, in a labored scrawl. Gardner's letter follows: Seattlin Wr Sept — with a message to my family.’ (This is the letter he inclosed for his wife:) Seattle, Wash. Dearest Dolly: A copy of The Star wna placed Be left the island Monday night, afl thanks due to a providential sequence of events, which we will talk about later. IT am led to believe that pabilc sympathy ts with ¢ They know who the real crim dento, prison physician, and the nde ush within 500 yaris of ren. from whieh Gardner e d for the ban- convinced that ivy wounded by § tandit crawled into Mrs. Bambina Maude Delmont, plays the role of avenger in Rappe-Arbuckle tragedy, Arbuckle’s defense wag in two particulars, Mra, Delmont testified that buckle followed Miss Rappe bathroom of his St. Francis suite, and later closed the door, f stead of “dragging” her in, as It seems to be the only safe in my hands by a friend, in {nals ate as well aa J do, but are FEE GWR! dict. Witnemen nay 7 , , X tix. te wordt Bac way to communicate with them. which appear'd your pathetic Ghiiner's sensation dash they f sis ‘ ; She described Miss Rappe an _ Altho dreumstances have. formation, ™ ' We. fall once ti " 9 ve ing off her own clothes, ut branded mé an outlaw, danger. that yeu denbt =the door of civilization, pleading ner'n bey yen A mae a * 7 ; my ability to look after myself, for admission. oun te be 66 tee ret 1 Mave ns am sorry that you indulge I would—and could—reetify thoritles do not place mubh “lth Mra, Delmont, dressed io | no malice toward anyone, and — yourself in needless worry. my slight transgression if the | he torts that he has beon seer af “¥ , sn Be p>” hee || | taking trequent awallows of hope to begin my life as @ Poor little Jean, that she vicious element now In control bard po oe demas ane omg , et Ste af, J aes ter, was an exceedingly nervous V useful citizen in some quiet should be denied the loving pees — were relieved from their post vitae Of two shetiiiny (na: divee! heey es d , ; ness, place, a Saco, of tee daddy. Sie ts too. thas $f trust by men where” Hleion sot Maredinn a : . . piAtbucte kept his gaze ce your vital ques her to hear any vulgar talk of Althe circumstances may sep - a ; whisper a word to his attorney, tions that concern their “life, ile gaasips. Some people are so arate us for a while, yet wo are | kare eum yiitpat iden fatine| , Two views of Virginia Rappe, motion picture beauty, who died under mysterious circum-| Charges that one of the ase Uberty and ee How ct Py Syston a err ae —— nd that ie Dictoe. stances after participating in a convivial party staged in a prominent San Francisco hotel | Witnesses had changed her t sore edintwlee Mich Gals Gn reat 3 Sota lmieetas UAE MaRS in: boGd Fwd ant a nase euite bi Roscoe (“Fatty”) Arbuckle and other film luminarics. Inset is a recent picture of eee ae eee batetg am safe and sound with the soll — always, miles RIE se priatin xriunds. This Arbuckle, who, quests said, played host in pajamas and bath slippers. The state charges! Mathew Brady today when tary exerption of a» hadly Your loving mate, be 2 cerecmemtr ot near that Miss Rappe had been violently handled by Arbuckle. | Franetsco grand jury refused sprained wrist. ROY GARDNER. ! Lstaleh Parole atticer: Jett] Bane a & & mice i Hgts 3 oo Bk ee one ; rar NP. | “Iam nere to tell just the t Mrs. Delmont told the coroneg '250DEADIN | See |War Is Declared on “Noisy \@a =" lenaresd with the murder of 3 : . _ Howdy Folks: When they . \ aebeeee for kids ae ‘that thecplaseamaommnandéd AN excel | sald the cireus was 2p lent vi rol teat on duty . 1 ag rene Sie Gree, 8 tae sure musta raised the age DALLAS, Texas, Sept. 12—The Mb! thse . shot, face red and lidheod, judging : tn ere, Hl + face hand toying for chi | toll of Texas’ greatest inland storm: Near ® today Gaara wi. ‘ [a green cap, leaned fe rd in LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 13. fortunately, these speedy indi general, social and philanthrople | chair and riveted his gaze upon @ 1 “whee sate fleure aifhouctted In the distanse on ——WAF waa declared today on a viduals keep themselves in the activities, ; Woman who ts chiefly responateasl Fito pestecmaneee Monday. | Reports from the outlying ¢istriete you an animal to the beach near Gertrude, The Micure, “#™MAll but nolsy minority" of eye constantly and the “This awful “affair at San | the charges against him, : v8 |Around Taylor, Texas, brought the the wall It seratches, Men are avidently naw the gird at the aune| Ue tnotlon pleture colony which bic thoughtlessly draws con- Francisco has shocked everyone. The coroner led Mrs, Delmont PANGEOTS Cun toll of known dead in and out ef — animats, |moment, Luter « for It dinp.| “drives Nigh speed motor ears to clusions that are completely at Overwhelming comment in the | a detailed account of her auto where hea cnn. That hye into thé t | high speed drinking places” and | variance with real truth. studios today is one of horror ern from Low Angeles to San ‘Thus read the sign. ate ere ate 10 around hat explains the dastardly as | oy jes mate: ay ip and y ve 1 e country. He understood later {| san Antonio reported 49 od ‘county building ring’s” em. ibaene ota then hear’ Wileon’s | army ot well behaved, ho “The overwhelming majority “Thera is no doubt that from She testified that she wns the only ace the road skirted 2 bath: | recovered and 14 missing. | ployes upon W. F. Chambers, point, at Pitt passage, Tho figure, Moet Bencrous, kindly peo" of ploture workers live quiet, do this day forward, the nolry, high | member of the party who was S's « peiavlor and immediate vicinity | who has been writing for The |i om the east aide of the sandgplt| P'S) 2 sampton, former | “ahve, warty. wil ancien HARE Gian . [oe Myon spor Meee HANK SAYS IT OCCURRED ported dead. of these were| Star the tnets about the secret | ‘Mere. It quick!y vanished, however. J a ‘A small but noisy minority Saturday. ‘They spent ¥ jering afield, Heseane. | and apparently deceptives meth. magazine pablisher, now produc: tives Ligh speed motor cars to more carefully than it ever has |n Selma. acest Ra <r ct A Thorndale reported 45 Mextcnns| oda pursued by the hallds of le d BI d. St éd ing motion picture plays, was | high epeed drinking places and | before, e next day, Sunday, Mra. Dek on the Sabbath day, encountered 4M gens, all of whom have been re | in oo ain the spokesman for the reform | supplies material for gossip and “The great majority of intelll- wnt said they motored on to Sam amiable denizen of the bay 8hOF€ ooraeg, Prison Garb Strip} “mets the movie industry. | gcandal reflecting on the grent gent, thoughtful, cireful men | Franctsco, on Harbor island. | Alligator, adven éead—fve Mext- | Hampton, confined to his bed, Aithy.ot.. well, behaved... honeet and women in the studios are | pyy “Helo,” said the hiker, “Nle#) cang and two wh on ag petit A Intetiigent wheat A eT penned a statement on the Gincatd; punorone, kindly peapte. now’so deeply aroused they will \ENBCGRT eS itis Gay, isn't tt?" ke ne! of 2 a weds » Chambers, no one M'NELL, ISLAND, § » Arbuckle cnse. w © last t exert their Influence to the ut- “Yaaaaas,” replied the other, “it's! be ct bailes of 23 Mexicans) would resort to flaticufts, Trison officials today were trying PRESS AGENTS PUA gy ic rohan pacts tal most to sce that the black sheep hone Pasi bees gg yoost like Sunday Dastardly, cowardly — physienl vainly to dovetail the two latest JON’ TALK ~ been slowly and steadily work are cut out of the flock. \n a i rine el shortly old force is the weapon of t ments in the bigs 5 ing In the movie colony. PL “The minority must change {NCCP Monday, she continued, when n Koy Gardner, y Asidé from Hampton, St was ers, directors and other filr its habite or seek new fields of | %,PA8? handed Mise Rappe a note tn falling to do it. almost impossible to secure any , Od GENET SUA ped é #7 | viting them to the Arbuckle suite y A strip of blood-stained cloth, comment from the movie colony | DIC bys buying homes, raising uae dng ERE Jat the St. Franeld hotel. me apparently torn from a prisoner's on the difficulties in which the | ie charita 3 4 i ans th 0c AN HOUSE When breakfast: was tonchided the | Was repor once jovial Arbuckle has found te’ dias} ademas: ‘phe nteture ecieny will take | DSrtY Went to see Arbuockie, eastern beach of the island himself. a om pic aE aay bt PA ap In an effort to maintain her com: na st ay f 7, : advantage of this terrible trag- | posure Mrs. Delmont took sip after | 3 y 1 don't care to discuss the ae house and it will | cine hot eaaee oe YOU CAN SEARCH US | eiaaeealtios If Gurdner ix wound cas was the refrain sung clean house thorely in order to iy pe pitangeeid ‘ oa! hand trembled — What could he know of the skies! LONDON, Sept. 13.—Charlle Cha, the Island he could 4 everywhere, The business com protect its own families from the | y, he cup to her lips: iam art p- | In wae chuckling today over the o Jhand in the other developr y Joined fn, Ev | dressed entirely In black, and stars, k y over the one her p munity foined fn, Even preas ; brought on all by the acts | Or heaven's all-hidden life, he r’ ona hienable Lon. | discovery that a #kiff had be agents for the first time since | ; phe titers | Arbuckle's defense scored an ime lene ‘618 not ‘see in; his own house | 4on in Covent Garden opera | lerom Mill’ Peterson's t the memory of man runneth, re- | “rnere iano question ag to |bortant polnt when Mra. “Delmaae The knave who kissed his wife? b. last night, at the Beckett-Me | on Mosquito island at the extreme} fused to talk for publication, One ith. waa ldned ‘and anothert statement. being. represefita: lane ans ms ty: nt of Arbuckle — —The Gulistan, | Cormick fight. other end of McNeil | “It in Inevitable that the ple {iin injured shortly befo } thought of per | | VcestiRenea aint ae into an adjoint . Ye ge The enterprising management of-| Officials, therefore, are Inclined to| ture profession and Industry Fatah nN erther, Posen | cent of the’reaponalble produc |inne forme dae ne wt i ss ADP leath, fered 100 pounds to the first person take the v that he ta eith shoyld suffer t rarily fro sday when a Northern Pacific| -ROTEST pe i y from | | ers, pla directors and tech: PRO to identify the comedian, but Charlie | on-or stil off the Island. T F general, indiscriminate critictam |train from Bellingham struck a} nical people toda lta A ton ont Laveagiony Re | Fappe had gone into the and Arbucklo followed her in, fron how numerous the bald and flood grew today as swollen headed boy was at the Sell rivers rushed to the gulf. (ditorian Marn Pa county affairs in running the | ferry system, | | | | | y | San Gabriel, 10 bodies recovered. | It was conservatively estimated | em " H mated NEWS TO THEM jtoday that the final toll of dead | Perbaps the Arbuckle “hoor |from the flood will reach 25) " probe in San Francisco, ir standing than even | will do mere to will give Californians their Gent Bag | nbers’ fearless expose, | | ts Chambers will, of course, not e that th hibition Fy . news panca, hmvivon | Charlie Fools Big amendment retreat one step. 7 f: Aue ; | Crowd in London} 1. punetured Dy fi tion of ns has taken place Latest reports from MeNell at “ 7 F e ere o Hkelihor H s alr, lea tee that Wd animals |" anes ihe Saat sendeteotad. i. BON CITY i Me, Bag. 3% eat * a Jittte,tekalltion 1 fx Mt he| srouptd by, this horsinte attalr,” | porseGrawn waxon about a mile} Hampton appealed tor talr- as Ro ‘om Kans ‘0 ba ve the bloody cloth; Hampton de . eas toward “sobers are holding indignant caucus | ae ree | Were shot, one wounded seriously, on the enat beach. | “Many people in thetr hat re j8Md a half north of Woodinville Feapenntnler iaxttclte oe praia {the two coming: out ad: saath penal aaerde wine, coy ey a9 | and two prison guards were beaten | Following. the reported finding of) rentmont of conditions that | station, according to reports reach-/ tion picture industry, ‘and con |Sether in the doorway, Hoag M3 png hag el tack Mrs. Durand Files | seat rent sonvints at the Miasourt | the ‘clethy Prison Doctor Charles P.| mado tre possible may be jing Seattle. ‘The dead man and! cluded: ; | acter she mat, : ten waa 3 | rs m ate penitenttary made a wild at- (Turn ‘to, Pag 5 prone to caretensly oriticlae the | ene Injured one we or tw| “During the present year the | Past Miss Rappe and closed the door, | gly a ae Suit for Divorce mst tw rene tos Pee se . enti Ind ye Injured ove were occupants] “During. the present pear the feuving them alone, together if it was the vnavi . is | Shots were exchanged between the AW PLENTY ON Buch an attliude would be une {0C the wagon. room. : the convention that Rey Gard- | . ~Sult for| convicts and guards after the formor atin q| fair ond unjust in the extreme, | PEI WHE 5a in moth fet ) Previous statements attributed to cos att om, tae inlets daeear tre, alntenance, in which she | had beaten up two guards, used an-|~> STREET, PERHAPS "The Los Angeles motion pl > HAD A WAY Lee Nee eee eoubttel plo. | atrs, Delmont had been that Arbueklo cee bre: Ba rr y et the three minor | other for a shield, and sought to dash ER, Sept. 13.—Mo | ture colony has suffered ef ae Sahin me acreen of producers, | 2rasped Miss Rappe into the room, HEL Cate rage Home, and Income of jout of the prison gates, which had’ ve ; Ftice from viewing a! years because of a small minor OF KNOWING IT) fiiyera “and. directors thet (DANCED IN That little word {8 a verb, transt-| yr! see whe filed Monday by | béen opened to let in a train of coal. | dimpled knee, Mrs. Lola Cartee ity of black sep. Men and | ST. LOUIS, Sept, 12.—Ossle Dick-| selves, | WED PAJAMAS “tive, it means to ald, assist, provide, ii. " any urand in the “| All four convicts were recaptured, wanted to show the court where she) women who know the personnel || son, alleged negro chicken thief, in! “The industry has cleaned Mra, Delmont testified that she contribute, ete. Once in a whi ; irt against Dr. W. 8.| Dick Kennedy, sentenced for rob- had been struck on the leg by a| of the colony know (fast sets) | turning state's evidence, sald: “God| house on doubtful pictures: | borrowed pajamas herself from Low: is used by the ed, of this collem ee Big an been acquitted on | bery, wag wounded most seriously of | nelgh Mrs. Carteen| form only a small percentage of | didn’t intend for me to steal obi "Tt will clefts houestee aid ed. would appreciate your 2 CAE? of Insanity made by her, | the convicts, PY oking. | whole profession, but, un- | ens, for I got shot every time.” doubtful personalities,” acknowledgment of the verb, tran- ROS RA MARS MIEN ESL SE © LAL AMMO MIRE V8 Sak NGO aba tative, thal means to ald, easist, Potties MGbe ti bsii soso cs oicieL its aii cisash Lanse asase Bassani tisseseerserseeereeattrerenetteeteere teeter tee meer rete provide, contribute, ete, It ti f1 a is a gripping narrative of love an Start in The most PH ag ad enturs irst It $ e Fi u res or 8 adventure, Read the firs e chapter and you will read to the end. Star Tomorrow | Pettitte itt e iis ite tat tistortsssccsssterisstttsteststsst sy TTrtteiirstetetesseteiietites: Seabed mat dvnomeeet “Paper Roses” *: id, and how can mere man ever | ™ have a chance with her. | seeseeeessts eseeaseasteseasessenses