The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1921, Page 4

ndred: Are Injured, Three | ins Buried, Portions of | Two Towns Wrecked _ there today, according to press dis- M Opposite sides of the Rhing Lud. | being in Bavaria and) f in Baden. _ The towns are centers of the chem * industry in Germany. | hafen especially bas enor | chemical plants. The cities are by an tron bridge. terrific biast, according to ly reports, spread disaster on sides of the river. | ds of terrified men, women children swarmed into the ts after the explosion. A large of the chemical works was laid fuins. Rodies of many of the vie. were blown to atoms were found in the tangted of debris. r wives fought against police in the vicinity of the wrecked Seeking to break thru and as- rt whether their husbands had saved, ns and nurses were called Rear-by cities to aid in the for the wounded, dispatches bere said. eve hafen has @ population of 61,000, of whom many are em- tm the chemical works. with a population of 140,000, also has chemical and factories, and an exten Tesidential area. It is alno the Mahoney's disappearance. HERE’S MORE ABOUT THE TRIAL STARTS ON PAGE ONE said he would vote for hanging it the evidence was strong enough. Maurice Leander, 2847 W. 64th st. Jost his place tn the jury box and was replaced by A. A Williams, 3271 37th Place 8. Williams said that he had some prejudices against circumstantial evidence and would have to be theroly convinced of guilt before he would vote for the death penalty. was excused for @ prejudice against the death penalty Charles J. Nixon, 219 Second N, replaced him in jury seat 1 Substitute and ave. No. | | him temporarily. Siler said he would not impose the deadth penalty if the law gave hirn any alternative. He ‘was excused, and his seat taken by of the jury was upper. most in Judge Ronald's thoughts when court adjourned Tuesday after noon. He give instructions that the fury ON PAGE ONE || was to be allowed the freedom of the courtroom. as well as the juryroom, a after court hours. Probably be held in Seattle with-| “I want,” he sald. “to have every. the next few days. ‘| thing made as comfortable as possi- D Hart, when asked tn| ble for jury members. This will be a the committee would be | long, tedious trial, lasting ten days ad and He did not mention the bathrooms, they thought best. of which there are two, one off the “I am very: desirous,” said the| women's dormitory and another off r insuring the regular Sat- | this matter of the relatives of|urday night tubbing, or more fre tes confined in the institutions, | quent ablutions if desired. f any one who may know of any| Youth and age sat together in which they do not think|the jury box at one time. 1, and the names of the| Miss Marian Westin, 3826 Dens- fe ‘being given to the| more ave. a pink-cheeked, blonde ‘at this time im order that in| young bookkeeper, remained. Mrs. parties may communicate| Caroline Turnbull, 7822 28th ave. at their command|N. W., sray-haired and 172, was exensed when she said she was op- posed to capital punishment. She barber, | i# the mother of five grownup chil- at his home today from| dren. wealthy. He said he made a shampooing gold dust out of whiskers, Sun spots are believed to cause qan- Datura) growth in trees. Much Suffering Caused by _ Waste Products in the Blood _ What Science Knows About the Matter and How It Is Best Treated | The blood is more important skin eruption or disease will begin ‘than any of the organs. It ie thru|to show itself. It is not Infrequent for waste products to settle in the blood that the whole human muscles and joi: pu. iy te directly or inatrectly nour-fmatiam, Sn And SAuse rheu The blood geta its nourish. Listen to nature’s warning. Your from the intestines, The in-| lood is your fountain source of en- also contain waste products | °87— therefore keep your blood rich and pure. which sometimes get in the For over 50 years, thousands and thousands of men and women have - % get tn the| "tiled on B. 8. 8. to clear thelr blood % nature will strive to cast of waste products. 8, 8. 8. will im- prove the quality of your blood b; out, If your resistance i8| relieving you of the wasts products i enough, nature will prot! which cause impoverished blood and succeed, But if you are “be lity allied troubles—akin disorders, par,” weak, rundown, and) rheumatism and a lowered vitality. nature will begin to show) Get §. 8, 3, at your druggist. ns of distress. Beware of substitutes. Write Chief As @ result, you will have that! Medical Director, Swift Specific Co., a of fatigue. You will lack/p.720 S. §. 9. Laboratory, Atlanta, energy you need for the day's!Ga, for special medical advice (with- and pleasure. Minor aik will begin to affect you— out charge), He is helping people every day to regain their health and blackheads, and boils, strength. Ask him to send you his Hf the waste products are not/|ifiustrated booklet, “Facts About the tt out of the blood at this) Blood”—free, 8 8. & is sold by all ft is possible & more serious\drug stores, | Recovering sunken trunk in which body of Mrs, Mahoney (inset) was found. Above (in oval) James Mahoney, ac- cused of the murder, and Captain of Detectives Chas. E. Ten- nant, of Seattle, Nemesis who solved the mystery of Mrs. HERE’S MORE ABOUT THE JURY STARTS ON PAGE ONE 2 & ae Ee t na Dougias, as & new prospective man entered the box, “this is James E. Mahoney, defendant, accused of slaying his aged wife, placing her Charles E. Davis was excused and| body in a trunk, and sinking the W. L. Siler, 604 EB. 45th st, replaced | trunk In the lake.” MONOTONY OF CASE SEEMS TO BORE MAHONEY Mahoney yawned. The trend of ngs, exciting than being presented to the populace as the man accused of slay. ing his wife moment later, his former self—limp, Unemotional, like a piece of putty, in the hands of the deputy sheriffs. JURY PLAYS RUMMY AS CITY WAITS TRIAL The court room was cleared. The tentative jury—the mob—Mahoney— all were gone. Thru the doorway came the bailiff, who began to shove about the chairs and tables seemingty in preparedness. “Why,” 1 asked him, “do you do this? Aren't all proceedings finished for the day?” “Yes,” he replied, “but we must entertain the jury. You know, we keep them here till the cioxe of the trial—perhaps in this case 10 or 12 days, And we must do something to make them forget when they're not in the box. Tonight we're going to play rummy.” Rummy? When thousands of people who have never seen the court room, who have never sem James Ma honey, are thinking of the trial of this man accused of murdering his aged bride, first doubling the body of his aged wife in a trunk and then murdering her, and sinking the trunk deep in the lake, can the jury be made to forget—this jury which must, if they find him guilty, decide “Shall Mahoney hang by the neck until dead”? Can rummy make them forget the task before them? 1 wonder if it can, Reporter for Star A * Marries Oregon Girl B. P. Chalcraft, member of . The Star editorial staff, was marricd Wednesday at Siletz, Oregon. Be- fore he left Seattle last Saturday we asked him to write us out a few notes so that we might fix up « story about the big event. Here's what he turned in: “Attiant deposes and says: “That his true name is Edwin Pickering Chaleraft; that he is to be married to Miss Alma Cornelia Ross, daughter of the Rev, Walter Ross, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Siletz, Ore. at 10 a m, Wednesday, Sept. 21; that his father is Superintendent Edwin L, Chal craft, Indian agent for Western Ore-|' gon; that after a due sojourn on the Coast, including a tour in a certain well-known four-cylinder make of auto he will return to Seattle, re porting for duty on or about the ard day of October, A, D, 1921, _ “Burtber affiant sayeth not” How About Coffee? Prepared Here? You Can Help Seattle. Trade at Home. Hi ual if eat ti more employment Seattle's unemployed. eee TACOMA, Sept. %1.—Frank McRay, 1131% Tacoma ave, and P. K Tansy, are making plans for taking @ for cut ting 10,000 cords of weed on the American Lake reservation, they stated today. “If we can get sufficient money to purchase the initial OPENING TODAY in household economics. Experts are likewise laying stress mpon the eco nomical buying and serving of the various food preparations. With the opening of the show to day the management announced the first of the specially designated days to be devoted to local groups of clubs. Friday is to be Community club day, There will be special at- tractions for the community clubs. 'The public, however, outside of the community club organizations, will find attractions in plenty at the same time Monday er Tues@ay has been ten- ‘Teacher Will be devoted to the interests of the women's clubs affiliated with the Federation of Women's Seattle Clubs. The food show will open dafly at 1 p. m. and close at 11 p. m. at night The show will not until October 1, be open to visitors next Sunday. Ew pecially attractive musical programs have been arranged daily. Vetoes Ordinance to Transfer Car A council ordinance authorizing the transfer of a five-passenger auto mobile used by the harbor depart- ment to the public utilities depart ment was vetoed by Mayor Caldwell declared that the machine was being used by the law department three days out of the week, and that there are over 2,000 services still to be made by the Wednesxiay, The mayor legal department. Gave Congressman ; ; Bit of Persuasion ‘To convince Congressman John F. Miller that the government ehould bulld a road from Fort Lawton to Oscar J. Charten, commandant, gave Miller a ride in an army ambulance drawn by mules When the @ongressman caught his breath he spoke feelingly on the necessity for the beach, Col. on the existing highway. action, Bishop Opens Big Methodist Episcopal church her Wednesday morning. {manuel church, 65th a W. 70th st., wil last days, TAGGERT TO TALK Education Taggert will tained at dinner by Principals’ association in t! men's University club at ‘Thursday. hour Mater, Conference Here Bishop William ©. Shephard, of Portland, opened the Western Dan- ish and Norwegian conference of the The confer. ence, which will be held at the kim- N. W. and United States Commissidner of be enter the Seattle Wo m. He will give @ talk an C ALL WITNESSES nc TO FATTY TRIAL Preliminary Hearing Tues- day Afternoon BY M. D. TRACY SAN FRANCISOO, Sept 21 Seven major witnesses wore ordered wummoned today by District Attarney Mathew Brady to appear tomorrow afternoon at the preliminary bearing of Roscoe Arbuckle, charged with the murder of Virginia Rappe as a result of Arbuckle’s Labor day “party” here. who swore to the murder charge against Arbuckle; Dr, Shelby Strange, police autopay surgeon; Dr, William Ophula, who performed an unofficial autopsy on Miss Kappe's body: Grace Halston, nurse; Al Semnacher, Ira Fortiouls and Lowell Sherman, guests at Arbuckie’s party. All excepting Sherman were mid to have been found by process rervers. Sherman was reported leaving Chi cago today for New York. These witnesses, tt was believed, will furnish the foandation of the cane against Arbuckie. Federal authorities today ware co ing over the evidence offered to the federal grand jury by seven persons who testified at a grand jury session which lasted until early today. These witnesses were Mra. Delmont, Alice Blake, show girl; Zey Pyvron, show girl; John P, Pickett, bellboy; Jose phine Kasa, hotel maid; Mra, Taube and Edward Garbey, said to have been friends of Arbuckia. Their testimony was largety on the mabject of liquor-—-whether there was Mquor at Arbuckle’s party and where it came from. No indictments were asked of the grand jury. Dr. Arthur Beardsiee, who attended Mins Rappe for a time before ber death, failed to arrive in San Fran- cisco yesterday from bis bunting trip im the Sierras, and his important story of Mins Rappe’s illness will not be known unt] probably late today. NO WORD OF MRS. PARSONS District Attorney Brady sald he had no further word from Mra May Parsona, alleged to have been among Arbuckie’s Labor day gucsta, who also is wanted asa witnem, She was reported to be in Fort Worth, Texas. Arbuckle today added the name of Minta Durfee, who off the stage ts Mrs. Arbuckle, to the list of callers whom he will recetve in his jail ceil, ‘The list now Includes his attorneys, Low Anger, his manager, and his wife. Women will hem “Fatty” Arbuckle in on every aide when he appears before Judge Lazarus témorrow for preliminary bearing on @ murder District Attormy Bra@y today awaitel word frm New York tnat District Attorney Swann in that ety had imercepied Lowell Sher man, movie acter, wanted here us & witness in the case Brady telegriphed Swann as fol- lowa: ‘Lowell Sherexn tmport.ant wit- cem in the Arheckle case now ‘n Twentieth Century Limited, New York Central, bound for New York. Please intercept him and ascertain if he will return voluntarily to San Francisco to make gtatements as promined. In any event keep him under surveillance.” Sherman, who ts a mevie actor, was one of the guests at Arbuckle’s “wild party” at which Virginia Rappe was fataty injured oe . Lowell Sherman Evades Detectives NEW YORK, Sept. 21,—Lowell Sherman, movie villain, wanted as a witness in the Arbuckle case, evaded detectives here today when they at- tempted to serve a subpoena on him. Sherman left the Twentieth Century Limited, on which he came from Chi. cago, at Harmon, in Westchester county, when the steam engine is changed for an electric. Detectives waiting at the Grand Central station for him were told that he had driven away from the train with a woman. District Attorney Swann nofified Weatchester county police, as well as those of surrounding comnties, to look out for Sherman, whom Swann wanted to subpoena at the request of San Francisco authorities. Detectives said they learned that he was traveling with a man giving the name of E. Gribbon and a Miss Goodman. ‘The woman Sherman drove away with was unknown. bs eee Federal Agent Is on Way to Firsco CHICAGO, Sept. 21.—W. CG. Dan neberg, investigator for the depart. ment of justice, left here today for San Francisco to assume charge of the federal angie in the “Fatty” Arbuckle caso, He will head the agents now endeavoring to learn where the Uquor for the Labor day party came from. Dannenberg formerty was city morals inspector here. Son of J. J. Hill Is Sued for Divorce 1O8 ANGELES, Sept. 21.—Ask- ing a divorce on the grounds of de sertion, the case of Dorothy Bar rows Hill, wife of Walter J. Hill, son of the late J. J. Hill, empire builder and president of the Great Northern railway, 1s scheduled to come up before Judge Thomas O. Toland in superior court tomorrow. Mra, Hill is the daughter of Nor- ton Barrows, St. Paul attorney. The present action follows the dismissal of a similar suit in St. Paul, where Hills formerly lived, MOUNT VERNON.—J, A. 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