The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1922, Page 15

DAY, SEPTEMBE ES 1922, as HEGAL BATTLE ON INJUNCTION fxpect Daugherty Plan to| Mark Politics } | nena paces | “TESTING LOVE,” SAYS GIRL WHO POSTPONED NUPTIALS ti gi = m the } Auto, | Regt. BY LAWRE Nee MARTIN. | WASHINGTON, Sept. §&— The} — | paugherty Injunctlon agatnst the think ing railroad shopmen has set tn | se of fon developments which, in the! Daton, Be of observers here, will have| arked effect on legal and political | — history within (he next few months, | These developments include. | 3, A great legal battle, more n-} qenme than any similar court fight | that as preceded it, to determine | pew far the Ko vernment. can go tn getroiting by injunction the conduct @f labor unions or any other group @ citizens 4 A political Bt some republican fight almed directly candidates for openty ap: | who have eithe ‘andy th iminist or have ely failed to dis we it effort to States supreme court by ob ebbing appointment to impe Herancies of men remarted as * [> gressives”” ‘ berals. The government's ached ja for next Mond: federal court tw Chicago, to have the Daugh ety injunction made permament, tei begin the major encounter un. | der the first heading. The direct ts gous involved will be raised in two ether cases % uled for early court | parrings. These are the suit of the} ag workers, begun here yes to enjoin government of: | Ped Pree sr the injunction, | . . the t at Memphis on Septem-| & BY ROY GIBBONS CHICAGO, Sept. &—"When 18 of J Cohen, editor of al 4 paper, under an injunction ts |!ove say but then wait by a Tennessee judge jat least a year before marrying—to these two cases the issues raised | see if your heart and head still meet Fee the right of free speech and/on common ground meeree® peaceable” Assembly This ts the advice of Miss Harriet “Yiberalize’ the BR An effort, ay in Harriet L. May Jmake up my mind whether it was in | Venetian skies and soft words or my heart that really spoke when I gave my promise. “We were to have been married thin autumn, but I have changed my mind, IT cannot say when the cere will take place *Yes’ to him, m young become his study and will *pot tates | thru her mother Comm: verdict | artia POLICE READY FOR BIG EVENT! Headed by a galaxy of stars kno | Bert nationally and internationally, the picketing and in effect thet. May, 20, wealthy soctty girl he “Commander Vanni ia a fine and j marriage to Commander Mario Vanni | I eeving notice on leaders of the! ti alive, PM marry. have its fair and imp den” in federal court here, As Bert M. Jewett, Witiam r.| LOGGER DIES ° & Ohio train from the} |by @ heavy log as !t plunged down | TIA of workers " a tang jWho has just caused a stir in social |noble man. There not one fault to i jcireles by indefinitely postponing her | be found with him. It ia only that SERVE WRITS of the Royal Italian navy “Until T can weigh everything tn “I've putumy love In an incubator, the balance, 1 CHICAGO, Sept. &.—United Mrs, John KE. May, | watch my heart daily. It is to be the Pi deputy marshals today succeeded tn “and if at the end of a year it is|jury and er Vanni wilt fking railroad shopment of the is-| “I'm Just @ girl and want fully tolarter due deliberation of the “Daugherty injune-|———— on and Martin Ryan, officials | ie san eda accediibes « IN ACCIDENT Deputy John Orca served notice| NEWBERG, Ore., Sept. §.—Struck | the writ ‘The strike leaders, after a week ia chute at the works of the C. K. iat biding, returned to Chicago toi goauiding Logging company, “garry on peace wesipintions started | Warner. 35, long an employe of the | lists of entrants in the police athtetic Eastern ra read executives. |company, was instantly killed yester:|carnival to be held at Denny freld of the union heads would dis-| 4.) iricyd Rhoades, a fellow work. |Untversity of Washington Saturday the prospects of, a settlement. narrowly escaped a similar were completed Friday pe as \f | George Varnell, nationally promin os | wa Of: ial } Warner and Rhoades were sent to|ent sports writer and enthusiast, is y fic }loosen logs which had jammed tnjdue in Seattle Friday. He will take together with Crum river bank.|charge of the meet }Neil Ellis, Al Goldamith, the chute down the While they were thus engaged sev- Urges Strike Law) BELLINGHAM, Sept. §.— i pageant | raitwey Oe ana dae | eral loge were released at the upper |Dailey, Lieut. Gov. W. J. Coyle, combining to cripple the roads and |¢®4 Without warning. Fellow work |Tobias Pope, “Cap” Kellison and men signaled the men and they | others. f eras the raliway mber board | Sumped. but Warner's leap was too| The meet will start promptly at | power to enforce its rulings, were ad. | vocated by L. C. Gilman, vice presi-| it of the Great Northern railway, marathon late. The body was carried Into the | 1:30 p. m. The 10-mile (river and was recovered by a boat) will start from Ooch an address delivered before the Lage pena ee deaths a members’ council of the Chamber of / weak 06 aves Save hewn lecheduled, in which police officers Boys Attack Band from Canada and Northwest oe to Stop the Music |i! compete, numbering among them CHICAGO, Sept. &—Boys who at-| tionally known stars and cham Jone. tacked a German band caused @ riot) Cunt of Detectives Charles Ten in which several persons were 10) rane, Capt. W. H. Searing and Lieut Jared. __ fof Detetcives W. E. Justus will te on hand to Judge the races. YEGGS ESCAPE WITH $2,300) Detectives, after a 24-hour search, have been unable to find trace of a Commerce. TRANSPORTATION and taxation » | problems will be discussed by all ] senatorial candidates of the 32d dis- triet at the University library, Sat- Urday, at 8 p. m. Effective Treat- ment Seen in New Gland Discovery a 1 the safe tn day morning dynami the Skipper Bar at 95 W. University st, enc with $2,200 which Frank proprietor, had ob: experts and i the first crime |sort to occur since spring BOLD BANDITS clare that the vital glands of young animals have remarkable powers for renewing vital- ity, toning up the entire system and building up nerve force. By a new discovery these glands are now scientifically prepared ip tablet form for in- ternal use. This preparation is known as Glandogen. Two masked bandits had escaped | police up to @ late hour Friday after a bold attempt to rob T. C. Fox at his home, 1015 49th ave. N., just after midnight Inside the house when the two ban People who have taken Glandogen only a [faite juinped at him. in the dark hallway They showed revolvers few days have written letters telling of re- sults that seem astonishing. Glandogen can be procured at all land demanded that Fox hold up his jhands. Instead of complying Fox | dropped to the floor and scrambled {military fore in confiscating all arms and ammu. nition at pawnshops, hardware and gun shops in Nogales, Sonor The action followed an alleged plotted uprising against the Obregon government, and Sher A New Fall Number at a"2 A chain-store value that’s hard to imitate. Black Kid One-Strap—Military heel—Sizes 2 Per pair .......+. f , Same in Patent, with ‘two straps. . the state Persistent reports were current here that 13 Yaqui Indians: impll-| cated in the plot were executed at} Yaqui Belta last night. Carried Concealed | Weapons, Is Charge Charged with carrying concealed weapons, O. R. Sneeder, 24, carpen ter, was under arrest Friday. An automatic pistol is said to have been taken from him Thursday night by police officers. 3 to 8. $2.95 - $3.95 SCHOOL SHOES at Family Shoe Market Prices Boy Scouts at... .$1.50 Boys’ Black Calf Bluchers ’ $2.45 Girls’ Brown Calf Lace Shoes at Men's Work Shoes, all leather, at .....$2.45 Family Shoe Market 1600 Vike I'l, Foot of Mine 2m OR a al ave. and| |safe-cracking band who early Thurs} tained for the purpose of cashin Scientists of international prominence de- | checks. The sate was cracked by | MAKE ESCAPE) | Fox opened the door and stepped! discovery of} iff Arms had ordered in all part of! THE SEATT MARINES LAND __ INTURK ZONE They Will Protect American Citizens CONSTANTINO —Amertean mn | ed at Smyrna and are taking | steps to protect United States citizens as the Turkish national | | ist army, driving defeated Greeks fore it, nears this city, UI ing to reports reaching here to diay Greek authorities are sald to ha informed the allies that they are unable to guarantee the igners in Smyrna | od Greek army ty of fo when the reaches the port city, | allied American and detach | rvents dis consula Kemal, had Turks, under Mus Pushed forward 20 miles of Smyrna. rts, and had broken weak defenses 4 Nn Aegean sea The € retreating Ur accompanied by tapha to with army, routed, | Smyrna theumnde| of refugees, Dangerous « WOULDENIOIN |Nonpartisan League LE STAR : PAGE 15 ——$—$$—$ TTT pe e BELIEVE MEN GANNA WALSKA Starting New Drive, |NTRAP DEAD ANK J. T yor Thomas 4 0 je i i Mime. Melius Doesn't Want) en ee one Cr Ve it Tinted. ‘Hope of Rescuing Miners Is Singer in U. S. Itarmer-labor movement ia off with} Part of each union's dues goen| Abandoned ilies adnate, ota th nto the political fund, to aid | NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—Restran:| ease again on the offensive in| New Tenner end | AT THE ARGONAUT MINE) ling order to prevent Ganna Walska, |" : apie s Yow Townley and Van Lear are won, Cal., Sept. &—Hope of i t Jackson, ’ Seite OF tAnCkd tor nasccntok, tren |beth Minnesota, and Dakota,|{n disagreement on political strat oo a singing in the United st wa It 19 @ curious politica) combina #6: Not that they have broken,|reaching the 47 entom m : asked in federal court here today tion: the farmers and labor organ.|°Ut Tewnley was o hinges by. Van from the deptha of the Argonal The injunction was asked by Lear, mo he went back to organ: | oo i4 diggings virtually died today, izations have formed up here, to| izing his farmers in North Dakota George Wolfe, attorney for Mme, Lu | | ' ‘ a ie . 7 7 th Tony. § Blasts heard by the workers, at lelius, celebrated ‘ope op ake contro! ¢ ‘© great states. ‘ownley saya ne we o n ella Melius, celebrated Kuropean op rth already in their] political power is to bore frot first thought to be signals trom the era ai r Hag ‘ont cap-|in one party or the other. His i*\ victims, were caused by powder left Mme. Melius, according to Wolfe, ; te ithe ‘% He contends that her manager, George ‘W004 | Lor Denar aya, fre ir moda aa ght theory, aia{in the mine being exploded by tire Jules Daiber, has violated his agree: |. jo Munn: leant Phy “ , of be is th afin Ay a 2 oom "| which is sweeping thru it, according is ee tc Hh . aby none piney bar Dakota, with a staff of 60 organ-| Van Lear said no, He tnaists|to Peter A, Kera, shift boss. janna Waleka to sin, the United oni ‘ " sing in nited | sere in Fords, in which they will ® «tralght farmerlabor or; Dense masses of poisonous gases MeCormick, ft 8 charged, wag par. | SOV") ee walla a agerste ctl bre et gmk ticket, independent | a+ pouring from the Argonaut shaft ty to the agreement ge we. Dereace uel’ Meee aes. Tne farmertabor | mouth. Rescue squads are digging According Mme. Melius, a tour] a nontented. Bad during the|Mmovernent somehow goes marching |4oRgedly ahead, trying to break into made by McCormick's wife, who is r how honeymooning in Wurope with | Pst two years are followed by fall-| on. the Argonaut from the adjoining the rich harvester king, would be | '™# Prices this year when they have Kennedy mine, But it ts feared that tantamount to “trading” Mme, Mel: | Pune, an ote 4 KILLED IN lwhen they finally open the subter- seld up b allroad trans jus’ fame as an opera singer | postdiion ' » chamber where the men were. | Farmers paying thele dues AIR C RASHES ved th will tind only corpses. Nonpartisan league, which promises} RUTLAND, Vt - Jerground chamber is penetrated, ¢ miners have been buried sings jm 1ce. of mish t o¢ rred. during he |August 27, feared in Smyrna. a | Seattle fans of a quarter of a cen wnley, lant year, made his head-\staging of a flying circus at the ER ee ¢ mobilizing in the in-| quarters in thin city, working for! Rutland fair grounds rday . ogre it rong: bh ee tere me xl Corbett, who used to|the farmerlabor moveme He| Lieut. Belvin W, Maynard, famous | Rail Settlement force a Minor caused play with the old Seattle Northwest | represented the farn of the! is the “flying parson”; Lieut. L. R ino Ghovatalh <0 Wan Oreck dalinel ileadue beseunll teats in tonete en hs Labor. shila, wuder| Moen, of Titelerden, Wour Gap Plan Is Discussed here yesterday enemies uathg the Turkish victories as & lever to oust him. eee ‘American Warship | Arrives at Smyrna | WASHINGTON, Sept, &.—Arrival lof the destroyer Parrott at Smyrna to protect American interests there was reported to the navy depart jment today, The ent atated was no foundation for reports that American Smyrna, All weln nent there are have no marines t depart there from Const inople marines had landed American war ¥ destroyers and aboard —JTURKS DEMAND LOST COUNTRY United Press Staff Correspondent 22, by United Press VIENNA, Sept, $—The Turkish |pedce terms were outlined today by Mahmud Djemal Bey, former minister of commerce th the na jt jst government, in an inter |view here. They comprise # return |to Turkey of practically everything | Burope, laying plans for his govern ment's foreign trade. “Our victory won't Induce us to unreasonable demands," the Turk minister nid. “Our minimum de- were made known long be- |fore the war with Greece turned tn our favor, We won't go beyond | ther. Our basic conditions for peace are asx follows 1. Restoration of, Turkish sover. eignty in Smyrna, western Asia Minor and eastern Thrace “2. Constantinople and the shore of the Marmora sea must be Turk ish again. (We will agree to open the Dardanelies and the Bosphorus ‘to International shipping.) “3. An international commission comprising representatives of all In- |terested nations, shall discuss guar- gir? ee “4. The Turkish army shall re- me as large as at present Capitulations resulting from the recent world war shall be com. | pletely abolished Mahmud Djemal smiled | “Hand in hand with far-reaching | mands administrative reform,” he con tinued, “we are anxious to estab commercial relations with | int | America.” || HERE’S MORE ABOUT DUMB-BELLS STARTS ON PAGE ONE The Olymple range is a new cook | wtove. 1 Starwich Is a new planet | ‘The school board is used |woodshed on bad boys The board of trade is name for @ counter in the another out upon the porch and into the| . roadway yelling for help. When ie Beattie haen't or the Dumb were gone. a » thinks Ask for free interesting booklet ——~ -—— | sncaccinss Wa. 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