The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1922, Page 10

; PAGE 10 wURY ? ‘Mayor and Douglas Douglas today by Mayor Brown, © against Sullivan before the grand a. S gery” Mot be determined immedia Make Agreement. Following Clash Thursday That the grand jury be per mitted to pass upon the charges | against Potice Captain A. ©, Sul - Hivan was the suggestion made to | Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm | “Let us clear up this maddie,” Brown said, “and lay the charges | Whether or not the Sullivan case iM be given to the grand jury will y, how » as beth Brown and Douglas that all the evidence in the} shouki be secured before are finally made before the orial body. ‘The mayor and prosecuting attor. clashed again Thursday morning | jintendent of the Nurses * * * Service Measure Explained BY JULIA ©, STIMSON Major, Supt, Army Nurse Corps; Dean, Army School of Nursing The service pay bill (an act to re adjust the pay and allowances of the commissioned of the army marine corps, coast guard, ¢ and geodetic sur vey and public health service), which was signed by the president on June 10, will make a great differen in the pay of the army nurse corps, and will at last pat it on a basis that will | very favorably with that existing In civil life nlisted personnel navy compare 4 ‘This bill increases the pay of mem bers of the nurse corps thruout each period of service except the first one, and stands as follows First period of three years, $70 a month. at period of three years, $90 a mon Third period of three years, $115 a) month, rth period, $130 a month.’ The scale of pay was worked out by the officers in charge of the matter in conference with the super: | corps and her as sistants and advisdrs, and is felt to be as fair an adjustment ax could possibly be made to meet the re the have }quirements of the entire bill as laid}with the exception of four, w: ** Pay Is ‘Increased Maj. Julia C. Stimson are In the Philippines and Hawalt, All of the nurses who were with in from American forces been teturned Germany Coblens ho are down tee. by the congressional o mit " | With ful maintenance, Initial unt the mayor's office when Dougins form equipment, 20 days’ leave a remaining with the small number of | troops that have recently been or dered to remain Of the 505 nurses who graduated rue THREE NAMED | AS ASSASSINS Rathenau Slayers Betrayed | by Conspirator BY CARL D, GROAT BERLIN, June 2%—Brnat chow, a monarchist agitator arrested at Frankfort today on sus| picion he of three agents who Assassinated Walter Rathenau| last Saturday Tem was in one BERLIN, June 29. Three men, prominent in former monarchist up risings, bave been named by the po Hoe ax the aswaasina of Walter Rathe nau, foreign minister Ernst Techow, Hermann Fischer and Frits Kauer, all former mem bers of the Erhardt brigade, were be ayed to authorities by a man who i he was one of the conspira i that the three were deputed put the assassination, They Mg sought thr The men upon whom the polic centering thelr search were identif with the embryonic Kapp “putsch” and are known under several alis as ruthless criminals HERE’S MORE ABOUT MEXICO STARTS ON PAGE ONE SEATTLE STAR HERE’S MORE ABOUT CONFESSIONS STARTS ON PAGE ONE But now I am terrified if an one ever gives him an optate in came something happens to 1 am constantly hearcely ever able to we and tho I nick « used to earn good money trained nurse What I néed ts anoth tion, But I can't bee ts no hospital I ¢ find that will take of my addiction I wish I had died when I was Or that my son had died in thone first awful days Addicts like me, accidentally » grip of rible hunted Wke criminals ent laws. The publ t. know that most of us not criminals at all Becomes Slave of One Doctor Recent interpretations of laws Placing narcotic administration in the hands of laymen who ha no medical knowledge of tion have m things worse for thousands of accidental addicts like myself, who now must have opiates to live. But things are easier for the crooks and degenerates who buy their drugs from ore I am sorry I ever registered as an addict under the law, I think I’ would be better off if I took os buying morphine from peddlers THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1922. | SPECIAL TERMS AND SALE CONDITIONS That Will Bring to This Store 1,000 New Accounts In addition to the Spec During our rial Price Reductions being rm vade during our Removal Sale, we wish also to emphasize the Special Terms and Unusual Sale Conditions Sale Prices Handsome Bedroom Suit Ivory. Bed, Chiffonier Dressing Table oO) that are also being offered Aske’ Poice,” ~—-{ OUR EASY PAYMENT TERMS Delivered in and at... $49.75 A fine Dressing Table, jn Birdseye Maple finish, now w Pa ‘Then Weekly Payments as Follows $ 1.00 ith a yment of 1.00 ited that the city had hopelessly | year, extended time when sick, with |/from the army «choo! of nursing in| led the case against the police /the possibility of one month sick|June, 1921, 96 volunteered for ap- | iptain. jleave, insurance benefits, opportunity |pointment in the army nurse corps,| the Cortez incident, ) Brown insisted that sufficient evi- | for advanced study, the possibility of |and have served or are serving in| stood of misappropriation of funds travel, and the promised assurance jarmy hospitals, Swas in the hands of the prosecuting jor ultimate retirement on three y's office to lay before a jury jfourths pay, the advantages of serv ‘As & means of settling the contro: |ice in the army nurse corps are stead Brown then suggested that the | ity increasing. matter be laid before the went! The opportunities for advanced | visiting nursing, social service, nchoo! | study referred to include the post-| nursing, or industrial nursing, Fifty | graduate courses which 2 per cent of {four are holding positions in hosp! to Steal lthe officers of the medical depart [tals or other institutiona, %5 are en-| | ‘ lund 1 in private duty, 29 have bee : . ment (@ group which now Includes |eamed tn pi ” Ride, Man Killed |nirses) may take in civilian hospl-|married, and the others are in differ: PENDLETON, Ore., June 29.—At. |tals on fwll pay and allowances, and ent lines of nursing work wapting to climb on a freight train |the constant extension of definitely the orders of the crew, Leo | worked out courses in certain special CRT Be Would Bar . 4, 30, was shot and killed |ties that are belne given in army | yesterday by Glenn Bushec, O.| hospitals, such as laboratory tech. Illinois From U. S +o! WASHINGTON, June 29.—Tne! R. & N. company special agent. | nique, administration of anethesia, to submit to arrest and | work. ate of Titinols in not entitled to a killing followed the refusal of psychiatric social service and Xray against the officer's lif There are at the present time $45 | place in the urion until the state! nurses in the army nurse corpa.| punishes perpetrators of the Herrin| Meanwhile, congressional leaders PARIS.—Sir Alfred Rutt, theatri-)These nurses are scattered thruout | miné massacre, Senator Myers, Mon.| ill ask for complete information on Ml magnate, loses 1,000,000 franca/the United States at the large gen-| tana, charged in a fiery denuncia.|the Mexican situation, unless the 26 minutes at daccarrat at Trav-'eral hospitals and at certain of the! tion of the miners in the senate yes Present controversy i promptly club. amalier stations, and groups of them terday. cleared up. — aon = | A second note has been dixpatched jto American Charge Summertin at | Mexico City by the state department. “Hmmm directing him fo call this latest [bandit raid to the attention of tw | government. | Two dispatches were received at! « |the department from Consul Shaw My baby had been born an }aince Inst night, the first «tating that | dich | Gororava had left the Aguada camp (of the Cortez Co. on Monday morn ing at 10 o'clock. Before leaving the camp, Gorozava threatened to return and take the camp of the La Corona Olt Co. and | the Mexican Gulf Ol! Co. Ha sald he | would demand the same ransom and | terme made to the Cortes OF Co. and [requiring an answer from them by That wasn't so bad. But now July 2, the Shaw message stated it conte me $1.90 « day! Foreign Minister Pant informed ~ ’ |him. the department was advised,| No Blame Laid on the Druggist the I know the druggist doesn't want me to come to him, any more than I want to. 1 know cant help charging me so much more than the drug used te cost He'd rather not have addiction prescriptions anyway Everything is playing into the hands Of the peddiers, Out the hysteria they getting rich The Instead I am chained to one Job, to one doctor. 1 dare not leave the city 48 hours, because no other doctor will prescribe for . offered $29. 75 Simmons’ Brass Beds, in mas- sive construction; splendid values at the $29.50 sale price... . A very fine style in modern Chifforette, made in combi- nation walnut, and marked at... $99.90 , | Dining Room Set in William and Mary design; consists of good-sized Buffet, Extension Table and four Chairs cov- ered in genuine Blue leather, $127.50 A very pretty combination Fibre Fernery, marked for sale Re $9.75 Living Room Suite, three pieces in Cane and Mahogany finish, with a fine assortment velours... $137.50 velours. . Grass Rugs, good quality, in _ the .popular 9x12 size, and splendid value 6 75 it Was under The Mexican government ts taking Various forms of public health! vigorous steps to put a stop to the work are engaging the attention of| bandit raids, Hughes was informea |the majority of these graduates. One} by Shaw and Summertin jbundred and fifteen are occupied in| ‘The La Corona is a subsidiary of the Royal Duteh Shell Co. a Dutch corporation, The La Corona #etzure je shortly after the Cortez On Ce, camp near Tampico was abandoned. 50 00 50 00 50 00 Some light on reports that the kid napers were part of the olf war in the Tampico district may be given by A. Broce Bielaski, who is now be Heved to be in Mexico City following hin release by bandits. An official report regarding the circumstances surrounding Bielaski’s kidnaping will be asked, it was learned CONDITIONS OF THIS SALE A purchase is not considered final unless the customer is fully satisfied. You have the privilege of exchanging any purchase made if the goods are not found de- sirable, Money refunded in all cases without ques- tion if there is any question of dissatisfaction. The Easy Terms Payments noted above can be arranged on all purchases made at the salé prices. ' i j } i | We' reserve only the tight to make deliveries at our convenience during this special selling | j me. T have had to refuse several fine ponitions because of that, I have to buy my drug every few days. I cannot get a supply ahead. The expense ws increas- ing all the time, Until. two years ago I could buy a week's spply for 5 centa. Then it wan 90 cents a week. at the sale price event. ' PROTTAS & LEVITT BROS. 1521 Second Avenue ———_—__—_ After July 15th in the Graham i, a had to trict from Vera Cruz, and he further maid that he had taken up the outrages with the civil and mili tary authorities and recommended that urgent measures should taken, been sent be ‘As your motor begins to “warm up,” what happens to | the oil? It thins, of course. But just how does it thin and how does it act when subjected to the high operat- ing temperatures? are -———. HERE’S MORE ABOUT OBREGON STARTS ON PAGE ONE a | OBREC ot Republic tPoute is the knows yy about the under world addi They class the reat of us, honest and lawabid. ing, with criminals Honest doctors are. afraid to anything for us, beyond what the jaw allows But we addicts long for tree dom! We know that our only hope for ercape from the cruel chains of the drug habjt is thru scientific study and cesearch and adequate provision for the intelligent and sympathetic care public Upon the answer to that question depends the proper, lubrication of your car. Zerolene, being made from selected crudes and scien- tifically refined by our patented vacuum process, resists engine heat; it retains its lubricating “body” at all operating temperatures. It does not decompose or “break down.” It clings to the bearing surfaces and maintains a perfect film of lubricant. cA Minimum of Soft, Flaky Carbon If the motor is getting proper lubrication, some oil slips past the pistons and is consumed by the flame of combustion. In burning, all oils deposit carbon on the cylinder walls and cylinder heads. Inferior oils deposit a hard, gritty carbon in considerable quantity. }A , President the COL. FORBES © |No, He Wasn’t ‘SEEK MAN WITH PUT ON GRILL) Drunk; HeWas | MISSING GIRL —— Not Present! erat -” ! ots iy wa hope congrem [Under Fire When He Takes | ole *|Photographer Suspected of Floor at Meeting |W.C.7.U. Rises to Make| Aiding Runaway fully at y pairer a th Explanation About. | ceorge krs, a photographer, whe Roy C. Lyle Gen, Sanch “June concerning the ofl ce ‘ollows: othing ppany has been apture of Amer-| Yesterday afternoon I was in rters of Gen. Juan Casiane, endent of the Cortez Oil Co | certain | presented about the « icann ussed with him the situation camps la} Piuma and I “He said th around these ¢ situation La Aguada, nc we can | a SAN FRANCISCO, 29.—Col June ad of went under floor of the! veterans of} ward té ures when vetlel’ hans: naanatoer formerly lived with his wife and chil. portroad eat Miocagmee nat 1635 14th ave. 8, was being semvention “ot ght Thursday in connection with 7 pair disappearance of Mae Meta | Waugh, 18 years old, who ran away NURSES’ MEET xirl’s father, Webster Waugh, ed he had learned that Mae had been friendiy with the | photographer and that the latter had Nurses’ cohventions are not entire jy m Up of speeches and mass | meeting Som dele had teen seen mps and that orders the a cure, and bark Fort ‘ the SOREL d been given te onal Veterans’ bureau fire addiction at | Portas to pro districts with In take yesterday on the of disabled he world war in sesmon nere. Roy C. Lyle, federal probibi- tion director, wasn’t among (hose who got drunk at the recent re- publican state convent at Chehalis. Neither were any of the attaches of his office. Nobody said they were matter of fact, Lyle wa in the state at the th na to action against » enemies deplore, Mr. President individuals place that | Pi sea., Jed with questions He from the floc ere are at a was bomba ft abundant at the conclusion of! which he detended| veterans’ bureau/ mm the who have such an of these matters, {concerning which 1 know nothing For the good of the country, they ought that news address an in the policies of the and outlined plans for extension of! the vete nployment service and for other work in behalf] the W, C. T. U. has decided that fof former fighters, | it ought to make the matter Judge Robert 8. Marx, commander! jear, They don't know wheth- the veterans’ organization, led! ¢r Eyte and his hired help ever : attack on the bureau were drunk—but. they're quite |!" to Waugh. While all other nations sure that they weren't at Che. || Waugh says his daughter must been finding ways out forstheir dis-| patis, | have been assisted financially, as she all abied men,” he declared,”"we NOW) go the following statement was! bad only a few cents at the time she Pro-iiearn the United States és, ‘planning| brought to The Star by the en ». | Glaappeared. aed at to resemble @)to undertake’ this employment serv-| ment commit or the King Coun. | : tice reer Be ty W. C T. and the Seattle pooks and all than federation of the organization, com: icksoom equipment prising Mary L, Stilwell, county ‘ President of the county . organiza | grented on a tiny tabie tion; Mrs, Emma Morrison, —prest- dent of the city federation, and Mrs. | Jackson Silbaugh, legislative and} law chairman ‘In order to correct an ‘error |the minds of some people, we ta } | this to make an. official] | public statement exonerating com-| ha pletely our federal prohibition offi-| NewPoRT, R. I, cers of being-under the influence of| pail River liner P liquor at the republican convention | or¢ at Chehalis. s “On investigation it has been| route on the steamer from New York found that not a single official’ tg Full River were aroused from from our federal prohibition office|sieep as the ship crashed upoa the Was Present or even near that ©on- rocks at Dumplings on the Jame OM achstoon ay | venti Mr, Lyle has surrounded |town shore, crushing in her bow. June Presl-| himself with a faithful’ and efft : re and etter) All the passengers were safely re- dent Harding has met with initial) cient body of worke a al ‘oni Nf ient body of workers in whom the! moved and land pRreowesdi : efforts to bring the) Woman's Christian Temperance | y eo assistance 6! * in hope of pav-| federal prohibition effice means the ‘they were put on a special t ms settlement of the] 18th antendment to us. We stand! ang carr don to their uation en. Junited and loyally by our officers) “ye damage to the stea who are earnestly endeavoring | sight that emergency a8 to enforce the prohibition law." jing made and it is believed the ship | will be floated off the reef at high tide about noon. It is this hard carbon deposit which causes pre-ignition, breaking and sticking of gylinder rings, overheating, loss of power, warping and splitting of exhaust valves, and wear of valve stems. | j been in sympathy with her desiré to |go on the silver screen, Ere and his |family left their home here Friday, saying they were going to Belling- |ham, but inquiry at that city showed | that they had not been there, accord- to communicate with me so| ns’ € can be taken, SANCHEZ jeneral of Division.” national prop (Signed) * hing has been discovered on vent floor of the Plymouth erian of the A further me: of the republic ge to the pres ebureh, yesterday where, this nvention of nur nizations is being hel received Hooths displaying exhibits of fo Martinez, ‘| things pertaining to the nursing nied only by two | few fon e Zerolene deposits a minimum of carbon of a soft, flaky nature which can do no damage and is usually blown out with the exhaust. states: the annual oc ing org | “I have the honor to communicate have to you that I haw that Gen, Panu motor ¢ accom | officers three soldiers, having passed la Agu la Pluma has reported that there ts nothing new (Signed) “J. 0. M “General of Division.” news in EASTERN LINER RUNS AGROUND in Passengers ‘Are Saved After Crash Lubricate exclusively with Zerolene, adopting the recommendations embodied in the Zerolene chart of recommendations, and you will develop the maximum power, speed and gasoline mileage of your car. and by illo, great bazaar bies’ foods. “That we may be assured of best results, I would ask Col, Forbes if it is not possible to agree to a com including a member of this organization, a government — repre: sentative, a labor union man, and & representative of the nation’s in-| to work out u satisfactory | and proper clothing | | ner of are on G. SANCHEZ | display | that | features: Among the spe Thursday were He ecutive secretary of the ©: cial Hy speak on D miniature health camp. is one of the mittee The there large influences at work | diaturh public in the | United States and create con troversies between both peoples for n than the satisfaction of personal egoism above shows orice more ¥ ‘ g STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Callfornta) &speed ~ and wear ~ thru Correct Lubrication hto opinion to dustries program.” Forbes Was unable nite answer “T will ask that this plan be given nd am sure you wil! be! jene society, who Mental Hygiene, | Clara Noyes, president of the | Ameri Nurses’ association, and | director of American Red Cross work The convention will day Thr atténdance, was to and Miss to give a defi occasion no other reas: June 29.—The rovidence hit a reet Yewport today, eral hundred passengers en a chan¢ satisfied,” he told the coyvention, atu | ° thousand nurses are "GET TOGETHER IN COAL STRIKE jill sLiiaiakiatitininamasiiaissna HERE’S MORE ABOUT WEDDING STARTS ON PAGE ONE them after the ceremony Bungalow ton at Silver ceive « silver casserole f be given a Hoosler kitchen cabinet by the Sta niture Co.—that was their selection—and all the other les getting married will re. ceive a silve reasserole from the Standard. And there's a $10 bill that'll to th ple—identity kept se eret—who finished last in the es. say contest. This was contributed by George North, Chinatown Burns in British Columbia VICTORIA, B.C. ourned sune to ¢ 29. success in ath and $50,000 property damage was enused the iB c burned. consumed includ ; the Ort coal operators the country together ing the v for coal strike. Acceptances were r White e this morning when Chinatown Armstrong, The butldings Chinese bank, ad their our beter at the of here | and | Mine} ived House today from many the of atore invited to the rency stored, and they probably loat conference with the jin this manner another $25,000 in Saturday morning jcash. Fire brigades from Vernon district chiefs of the | and other towns came to the assist: Workers will attend, dent Harding yesterday sent to the| Harding, at the confeernce, will the nomination for make a strong personal appeal that | of the land office of Robert Bruce ; Warring factions get together and| Milley, of Washington, at Yakima, settle differences. Wash where president All natioi Unitec LAND REG WASHINGTON, June ~Presi | Mother—"Bobby, what did you do trar} with your nutshells in the tramear?? Small Boy-—"I put 'em fh the over. t pocket of the man I was sittin’ ide," —Answers, London, ¢ of the Armstrong people, but a ng wind kept them from. stop. ng the blaze untW every building in the district had been wiped out, senate