The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1922, Page 5

RIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1922. TMM MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU Saturday Last Day of Demonstration | Backed =\Alleged Swindler Gang Is | Routed DENVER, Aug. 26,—With the ar rest of 38 alleged confidence many fnternationally known, today, operatives of the department of Justice and the district attorney's S| office belleve they had wrecked the largest organization of “con men” in the country, ° Operations were not limited to ran Into mil An office was maintained in S| los Angeles and at Fiorida resort cities, authorities declared. Headquarters of tho organization here was maintained in an elaborate S| sulte of offices, A complete “stock Jexchange” was maintained and a [Corps of stenographers and clerks war employed, ‘The formal charge against the men men, here Visit Factory Sale and Demonstration of the WOODROW WASHING MACHINES The Machine With a Guarantee ew AN ELECTRIC IRON FREE WITH EACH MACHINE = Bedroom Suites WALNUT AND IVORY FINISH is “conspiracy to commit a confidence | game. ‘The charge will be made to: jday, When the gang was arrested | Thursday a man named Norfleet, | Who was posing as a victim for the } confidence men, had a stock order |} placed which, if bona fide, would have netted him more than $300,000 Norfleet waa previously fleeced of | $50,000 by the organizayon in Los Angeles, he said, and was following| the operations of the gang in an at tempt to bring about the arrest of the members, Lou Bionger, 73, and Adolph W. Duff, 62, both weaithy and apparent ly prosperous business men, are said to be the “brains” of the alleged “bunco trust.” : >. 4¥ Wealthy tourists, according to ane | Authorities, were the victims of the of moderate price and }kang, and persons with leas than exeelient style, in the Ivory finish. Four pieces as shown for $10,000 ready cash were not mo $125 00 leated SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 25-—How DoS sbneBeedecteweneseancencccccsccesce e Members of the ring have fumped| would you like be defended in Same pattern of Suite, tn either walnut or ivory finish, with | cash bonds as high as $50,000, 4 | court—or prosecuted!——by a little girl} dressing table instead of Vanity dresser 97 5 have offered bribes as high ax 900 | of AT with black curls hanging down | for only . e 0 in Los Angeles to secure the release | ber back? “Mexico” Sam, sald by officers to | be ® nationally known “ébn man,” Is | also said to be under arrest. Other | members’ names are being withheld The roundup was the rewult of a year's Investigation, which has cost | | $15,000, District Attorney Vancise| | said. The money was advanced by a| | kroup of prominent business men. | GRUNBAU Co. IN SIXTH AVE, BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE STA NL PHONE. ELLIOTT 4910 MiNi | DIAN PACES ATLANTA.--Deportation proceed. | | bull flehter of Spain, but who charged with being an undesirable} alien in the United States, KITTEN AND PUPPY (mre TAKE THE TRIANGLE TRIP Company, against the telechronometer, the #0 called speech measuring Everett's thr THE SEATTLE STAR YOUNGEST PORTIA IN U. S. Thelma Leonore Harrell ‘Thelma Leonore Harrell, 17, and Just be But ‘Everett Phone C ase the world——has Special Terms—$5.00 Down and $1.50 Week of others of their fang who had been| Those who have court business ted to practice in all Sas arrested, according to the district at-| here are going to have that expert \¢ gia courts June 28 and to prac LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED torney's office. | ence. tiee in federal courts July 11. she still wears her curtis! Blocked Third Time EVERETT, Ave Incidental to the Ings to be instituted against Diego 8, [after a bitter verbal battle In thelr) Wilk |Collar, who claims to be a leading | attempt to secure a fair valuation of] The fight so far has apparently Blockedjare Charles H lings of the Puget Sound Telephone | the telephone company. Turner and Rh B ns. i8| the townsite of Everett and the hold-| been successful to the Interests of ‘The city’s fight |long battle against the telechrono invention city commianioners, meter and for a “square deal” has been in vain, despite the overwhelm : COMMUNITY CIRCUS ie Poca ids eothda. raged proseha ves con for another the question | the eal procedure and red The Scenic Sound Route with the AT ALK! SATURDAY || terore the state board of pubic Ut |tape are blamed, According to elty and Service afforded by Princess Kittens and pups of the Alki ‘Bey and FAGhd Dawe Lemos Gama Codems Ded feet of Mevive Bewit district will go on exhibit Satur. 0:00 A DL Defly for Vietsris and Vanesuver day afternoon! For Saturday afternoon Is the time set for the “Community Circus,” to be held by youngsters and their grown up friends at the Alki playfield. Residents of the district are sponsoring the circus in the tn terest of encouraging humane treatment of animale. Besides the animal exhibits, dances by children will be fea. tured. The program will begin at 2 p. m, 4:30 P. 4 Daily fer Vencouver Direct, Vancouver, B. C., Exhibition August 19—26, SEATTLE to VANCOUVER and Return $8.25 Dates of Sale, August 16, 81. 28 end Bh Geeers Lams. Angest BA Lg, CITY TICKET OFFICE, 606 SECOND AVENUE ‘Telephone, MAls 5657 LF. L Seardes, General Agumt. injustice } | rate. city commissioners. (FREAD EVERY ITEM IN THIS FRIDAY | SATURDAY ONE CENT SALE [ties Bept. 6 | official is, not a word of the hearing ‘The city, which has waged « strong | has been published in Everett. ot the county equalization by T othe at, fully guaran. teed, spectal 1% Vacuum Bottle Adhesive Tape Cew-co Liquid = Guaranteed to keep | Zinc oxide base. Sine Rubber Pound Paper Petrolatum : Mquids at an even tem- ‘4X1. Per tin. 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Per cake . ..100 —-Half-pound tins .500 Per cake .. (100 bottles Two cakes Two tins 5b1i¢ Two cakes 11¢ Playing Cards Men, Men. No.6—University Way | A #plendia sis a; No. 1—2nd and Pike one Pe hale way eave ta ‘ ‘ 0, 1— West “a higher priced No. 2—4th and Union Jonetien cards. Per deck, at rect campaign against what It terme the} telechronometer, board, one Asa mish County which has not only boosted Everett's | Henning, W. Morgan, John L. Boyle phone rates sky high but curtailed | service, today faces the strange situa | thon of a mayor without a telephone | ‘This developed at the hearing here | Company a lower tax of the Mayor Clay haw bed his telephone | jaw removed because it has proved to be a luxury to be enjoyed only | who is willing to pay an exorbitant Mayor Clay Iw alno one of the | ciding factor, valuath result of the hearing, Snoho- Commissioners Peter and County Treasurer N. L. Craigue have committed themnelves in favor of giving the Puget Sound Telephone Asvesament jon than that required by state The three city commissioners Voted for a straight 60 per cent valu ation, as the law declares shail be placed, Craigue’s vote was the de cording to Turner, two| Turner quotes the following fig- | ures In 1 valuatt tho The | placed time. on the fellow feated and th | Mayo proper | for elin dustrial jumbia the was fixed by tteelf at $763,620. wan $342,000, holdings in the city and county are purposes, them for more firmly on the shoulders of the | small home owner.” VICTORIA, BF. 921 the company’s assessed jon Whe placed at $111,250, al company’s real valuation valuation fixed at the hearing altho the company's at $1,040,000 at the present Turner demanded that a 60 per cent valuation, or 0,000 be placed company’s holdings for tax He was upheld by his city commissioners, but de by the county commissioners es county treasurer. or Clay then vigorously de. nounced the action and the “gross sinequalities of the assessment.” declared that the county commission. lers had blocked for the third time a and condemned | He valuation, “placing the tax burden C.—Propaganda mination of Ortentala from in } employment in British Co. to be rent out thru newspaper advertising cotumns, according to de cision ence. made at municipalities confer- is a rare thing. 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