The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1922, Page 10

peg emerge sat Dts ie SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1 THE SEATTLE STAR TTURK CAVALRY 'ASSERTSLABOR (stricken )CITY ROBBED, — JAPAN-SOVIET NOW AT SMYRNA 'SFORTINDALL ~~, SAYSMAYOR, MEET BREAKIN 100,000 Homeless Chris- |W. M. Short, Head of State | es Contractors Get “Inside Conference Is Drifting PAGE 10 -PEACEPARLEY DOLL TAX VOTE —__INRAIL TIEUP Sormal enderence of Wt Here Is the Rolleall ‘of Senate and House ; N ‘ ” | ther Apart i on Obnoxious Measure ians in r | | Dope,” He Declares Leaders Continues | tians in Asia Mino Body, Makes Statement 4 j cen robbed of NO DUBOSE, | ATHENS, Se | " That the elty has b BY CLARKE Bt NCH p: ea ee a | ATHENS, Sept, 9.—Turkinh caval:| Declaring that 1 ‘Tindall and Pun raey on fered by TOKYO Japan BY CHARLES BR, LYNCH N answer to many requests The Star here prints |) +y penetrated the suburbs of Bmyrne|not J, W, Brya nv indorsed many thousands of wove-1 Sues gaveramanel GHICAGO, Sept. 9--Informa! con ; today by farmer and lat eations balanced bids” on local impro “ * umen: ‘ wea the legislative roll call by which the poll tax law . deen en Se heents, wan declared Saturday bY} seemed to be getting further @ Prem detween striking rmire Ajlied consuls tiave assumed a | for congress in the first district, W.) - n announcing ap it at the Chang Chur ference Bhopmen chiefs and executives of was passed in the last session: thority in thet city, as the Greek | M. Sh ' tent of the Washing: | a a ae stgned'to pave the way for i ation into contracts for pa cada to discuss a sepa military and etvic authorities are|ton st Federation of Labor, i-| oa } eaprove- | ment Asiatic questions anéal everal railroad siieas ae sENAT } Kennedy, Kenoyer, Kirkman, preparing to flee. quest @ tMatement Bid | rewern and other twin “se haeete Seeceniten et te rs Fate peace was under way Aye — Senators Kresky, Long, Lunn, MeKin Marines and bluejackets of the! Short's letter addr to “Al ment work pa ae day, Barnes Bishop, ney, Melean, Mess, Millor United States, Italy and Great Brit: | Affiliated Unions,” said | “Apparently.” saa Brown mt On the heels of the dinsgre The union leaders were sounding Cieary, Cornwell, Cox, Craw: | Gohn A), Mires, Moore, Mor ain have been landed to preserve or The primary election ia alm persons cunnected with the ely wove) oo ye ago on the qual @ut the sentiment of the managers ford, Hall, Hutehingon, John. | ris, Moulton arson, Reed, der and safeguard the consulates of; upon us. It is of the most vital lernment have en m on one ot tegen ¥e soln My Pending the meeting of the polley son, Karshner, Lambert, Loom Remann, Reynolds, Richard those nations, according to dispatches | importance that we be red to} deals, We have discovered » ing venvebenting vote hed agp . ia, MoCauley, McCoy, McMi | son, Ryan (C, W), Satterlee, || received here |take full advantage of the opportun facts.” cow ebverninalt ond ke Chal meumanrtee of the shopmen, to Metcalf, Palmer, Rockwell, | Sawyer, Shattuck, Slayden, American destroyers, an well ax |ties afforded by that election to “Unbalanced bids,” Brown @® | ns of the far east mot Mh Seow jen, Metcalf, ; } ' > Tre coat | ernmen re emeroneey, When Rust, Sinclair, Sutton, Swot | Teter, Thomas, Turnkey Fritixh and Italian war craft, are tn | further interests of labor and plained, are those where the cost | tomer, ©. oe that the Reel Seeene ef the workers Oraalls Taylor, Westfall, Wilmer, | Whitcomb, Whitfield, Wolf, the harbor the people generally | 6 of some items te either UN | 44 demanded that wend, i o of | ak Hon, will recommend acceptance ¢ +8. | Mr, Speaker—6T The streets are swarming with des Philip Tindall, present member) duly high or unusually low the conference include ques Offer of individual agreements to Nay——-Senators Davia, Faw. ag co epresentatives .Ar titute refugees, It is estimated there | of the Seattie city council, and an Certain contracts, the 0 r 9014, | cutnide of matters centering in end the strike on a few roads Nay-—* ogy ye . » * are 100,000 homeless, starving Chris: | ardent friend of la has been in | ag tly have had advance iptor-| oient These roads were reported to have cett, Groff, Hastings, lL » | land, Beeler, Colwell, Danskin, ns x ‘ J ? " “ tian fugitives concentrated in ports | dorsed for congressman in the firs mation as to parts of plans ands isis ‘inliliaiaatiiaadiivads Rotified Jewell that they will make Morthiand, Myers, O'Harra, Ericksen, Fulton (Fred BD), ia Ante Steer. To are not euttl oar had riot | r os ns ananeed |. eee re . : | ‘he: « "e J ; 0" > r On, age: — om - pps ena " apecificat that ‘eo been ene ing to nouncement re, info Bere. Sereomente. Ther tude Post, Ryan—t¢ Glasgow, Gleason, — Harrin cient shige to convey them t co} “A communication addressed to |e cceniaated: They’ tweed Gere |e Srsutnae toad Fi ; the Baltimore & Ohio, the Chicago, Absent of not voting—Sen- | Houser, Jones (J. T), Kelly and food sup are exhausted. | labor and farmer organizations, sent th te to t joned . meccagy whogeve fetes woul Milwaukee & St. Paul and such other ahere Comes. Realeh, Theme |. Sass. Lawta Mann isaue lesen, holla veers tras [oat a tow 2 Oran thal hand Lee ee ce theed par eee ie i Ireek troops, bi yoen drive ew days ago fre veh and high on those parts ¢ beatae AP ll Manes which were not prepared to Welle—4. field, McGitnn, Meacham. back by the tury of the Turkish at: | quarters of the Nationel Confere work to be carried thre, Thus their dke with new worker i Searph y k ‘o on Beet the strike with ne gdogping LOWER HOUSE er (Leo LJ, Murptine, tacks, are being embarked from for Progressive Political Action at fotal bid may be the lowest, but! Py Gehen it was called = = ag Aye— Representatives Adam O'Brien, Olsen, Raftts @myrna hurriedly, a dispatch re-| Washington, D. C., stated that J thay make & handsome profit 68 0] tived. danisting on’ eens Witla succeay' ta offerte Alien, Anderson, Aspinwall, non, Rogers, Rude, Ryan (J, ceived here today said. The Greek|W. Bryan had t indorsed for lnigh bid work when the low bid|for the conference break og ag hist bs Atkinson, Baldwin, Banker, | MH), Sanger, Spencer, Strat forces also are leaving Moundania. | congress in the first district, This rts of the fob are cut out e memes Jewell reqommends)te his} Harber Hassett, Behren ton, Tripple, True, Winfree was a mistake if eon aii ° * adv: fet t it , . | W. . Ti Fe a eee esin original {| Brown. Bruthl, Cory, David, | % ‘The candidate is Phil ‘Tindall Mre. Warren G. Harding, rites Verse; Tries ‘a backdown from his origina ‘ ! vie Nar, Pulte: " Absent or not voting — Rep fall we workers and progrensiv i Bia: case toes we miso] Davin, Detar aston Dr ML | Abend or tat rote a {at gustaria tn urwrm| wife of the president, who '8| ooo a) to End Her Lif Wide and only a nationwide settie. |} G) Gillette, ime. * ; In the first congressiona} (ivini eritically ill at the White|| 1922 Record o (CISCO, ep. Hopp, Hubbell, Hubbard, Hut Mernerve, Steigtitz, Trimble (Roy), | Zylstra—6 am the title of ¥ June Key, aged she took potson in | unsuccessful attempt to end COURT RULING | eres armen a STARTS ‘Control of Party Machine ts “etc —— (as HARDINE by eget - : AIDS STRIKERS | 323 SEARCH FOR FIEND 0 Reported at Stake | ( HERE’s mone about || MRS, ATA ATS no int ait), ORORGE MPARLANE, can ABOU’ and Madison st, Thursday, Miss 2 lg nce bed PAGE 1) ‘That a quiet but bitter interne! id STARTS ON PAGE ONE JJ Siina smith, Washington hotel, and | S0Ut district, insued = statement | war is on in the republican party * Interfere} & severe fracture of the skull) ng the Morrow home. She plunged | which will come to a climax at the Mise 3. Belton, of $101 sixth Miss F Belton, of 1 Sixth and H Marshals Can may not live, With Emma "| beneath a bed and refured to 07 10th ave. N. W., driver — more difficulty was experienced y ‘ , P53 Ch With Meetings on PA i pegs s jernary, seston nent Tomtey, wor!| STARTS ON PAGE ONE ; ve pomons, Becker, 7807 10th ave: N. W. driver | AMUSEMENTSMMs xs — be acceptable to the Jones ford, Hughes, denying reporte that he drawn. wit jout, clinging desperately to the | admitted today by some of Sen the doctors in combating eM } | who is M4, and her ¢ daugh: [eprings and moaning. . Later she/ Poindexter’s supporters is made George Christian, the president's see them to the elty honpital. Br LAURENCE Ms. meNmDICr | We Akwos 3%, she be nt the | ruled out and permitted the neigh: |" ‘The contest en ber ween friends of ee rn ont aes : | ——PANTAGES INGTON, Sept. 9 Olympia hospital, The children | bor women to help her |the Hart state adminintratic a the aoe . fa at 33 ; Moats. 300 wag EAT NOTON, Bent. 8A tee) weil all repever. | While the search wae Belag or |one hand end a coalition of Poindex-| 4, 1 or penton, knows «| Tae "the sravest anxiety.” because of) REGISTRATION for the better oer arin eee ee toni Picking up the thread of the} ganierd and the bloodhbounds (ter and Hartley men on t other. | numb-Bel} Dud who th de the dally recurrence of complica. | babies’ contest at the Western Wa einen, 1 one th ties from “going | oy where Teresa and Dobson| Were trying to get the trail of the | yach will try to elect majority of | Coy Hart iy part of @ human | tions ington fair at Puyallup next month ee ee 2 ee ae e scope” of the Daug' part Nan ofr | fend, the Thurston county com the precinct committeemen Tuesday. |) 10 ies ake -thale appensenen | S07 ORe and will close Septem ‘Tyler & Crotius an eeeen wae issued | by inet by hia wite| missioners met hurriedly at the | ‘The party machinery in the state)" 0 ares ee mn , p ber 20. For bianks, address Mra. r | Judge Bailey in equity court here} Morrow, arou ¥ ry ( N | ; Wee Coyle is & spring In & t0Y iwicg each day—once before 800n|G —, Oaborne, 611 W. Main ave., today fer Yersen, had rushed to the| cal ef Commissioner M. J. Ney. /is now said to be controlled pretty : r F on motion ‘ef the Internation. |after Tv: rd sidly by the Hart group. If the al-| **tch and again in tho « morning | Puyallup. Brotherhood of Electrical Work-| house screaming that “a crazy man | ‘ vy th vr hg yh Mayor Brown ts an artifielal ce : i } leged Poindexter plan works, the Engineer Beeman is a chewing | hours ” hastily | a is killing the whole family,” Hestil¥) Giterd, deputy sheriff, Joined | Hart men will all be promptly re Barly Friday morning the White magnate "The counter injunction will pre-| called another neighbor, C. O. Mote, . Yent United States marshals from| who immediately jumped inte bis ccs hegre ond —S Vengpser he Bech gage onetlare Pt deans 4 | "Lou Smith fe a lady blacksmith, | House, apparent cst mlomty Biertecing with mectings of strik- | machine and dashed to Olymple for! hounds. Gifford later organized [land Hartiey, of Bverett. when he |p aggregator Shey ow ponglton cae Fibre one |g pose to guard one of the roads. | runs for governor two years hence V. A. Lervold, $01 23d ave. h forced her to take to her bed — on» Bad nele tO} at Schneider's Prairie are down. That the fiend may have been the! ¢ interstate commerce. Morrow rushed to the O'Hara home.;man who frightened the two P ¢ of the primary ot dents of — W., comes to bat for the second | ywing a short cruise with the Federal , } indexter forces, it in sald, would i ith the observation that « yrenident on the Mayflower. At that rnnenins hls sodl Penton | where he wan met by Whitney.! Lanier girls, Josephine, 18, and be the unseating of Guy Kelly, of foe - ~ sae satan tees | \taee tae, Seay pi ” atin = the Chiengo injonetion tn (We. td deen summoned by Jim) Delta, 14. on the Mud Bay road, «| Tacoma, national committeeman, and) | Piattery Is a new cloak ane enneiid a aa, Whea tee dita cad 2.0 complete vin [Dee |__| few days ago, is believed b ne Of | Churles Hebberd, of Spokane, chair: |x de] on «. vecurdehie of the hytromenhre Man the guveramenh Sheriff Ray Hoage, Chief of Po-! the neighbors. The two girls report: | man of the state central committee. | 7. peda hyn sap tran ™ Mee Burton Troxeli and Dr. Kem ed a dark man chased them up the If these moves are successful, the re Be that as it may, MR. knows @ 1 y919 - Bosc ecgenodlng p vital aya POTN L. Partlow rushed from| road for some distance and then turn to power of & Perkins, of | guy in his block who thinks "At that time she underwent « sur thelr petition to quash the Olympia to the scene. Dr. Partlow | appeared in the brush. ‘Tacoma, former national committee: | ‘The Gulf of Mexico & & game. gical operation Another attack in ¥ fajunction any time|helped untie two of the girl. He! Max Hammond, assistant chief of man, Is forecast | Boston, Mase, ix a religious cere! i9i¢ seemed likely for a time to % found the upper floor of the house! police of Oiympla, believes that the - » Zen lee |prove fatal. For four days Mre. | ‘exact wording of the order|® shambles. All of the fiend’s vic-| fiend is a man who has been #€0|the door in his face and locked It and, Ore., ts a metal | Harding's life was denpaired of. BY THE ; tims were bleeding badly. Even) hanging around Olympia for several phe suspect she reported having| The Britian inter ure in @ church Boeesn: tomas. mf “An injunction will issue against| the wall was spattered with blood/ days. Te said that he had made | seen answers in part the description ‘United States marshal restrain-|over the bed where Emma, the | several investigations of reports of |of the fiend of Schneider's Prairie, | fim from acts cited in the bill| youngest girl, lay while the brute} the roughly clad man frightening |tho he was not roughly dressed. | by the electrical workers)) beat her with bis gun. children first In one end of the city) substantia But he hasn't got anything on WENATCHEE.—Hall tn North) the friend of Tom Humes, 3146 | Central Washington district expect Sith ave. &, who thinks # trom | ed to do damage that will cut down, ng the theory that the} Union Pacific System Boilermakers, Machinists, Blacksmiths, Car Repairers and Car Inspectors ; are in excess of the terms of} On the floor were eral pleces, @0d then in the other. An aged | brute knew his ground, it te stated | bone is 4 part of his anatomy, apple production about 887 cars. . eee i a. cede Ewionso lajunction. [ct hardwood which broke. off the Olympia man sald he discovered the | that after he had started binding Ruow. ony abel: Gots | mattere,are herewith de-|putt of the fiend’s revolver while | *U*Ppected man in hiv barn one aft-jtne girls, the mother warned him without prejudice for parties; ne was clubbing hia victims. His|/@™moon and beat him with a club fees leave, os her husband might re | yourself? Send in thelr thoughts DIRECT FROM THE hew after Monday.” finger prints in blood were left on| Hammond sald he watched the man |iurn at any minute. The man is) fo 1 the Dumbell Editor of The | Brownsville Woolen Mills to YOU | for some time and tried to find | as i the amoking lamp chimney. The anid to have replied that he knew! mother was semiconscious, moan-| Where he lived, The man finally dis-| per husband had died a year ago, | “w lamers of the thfve, $1, prise | AFINE TAILORED Consul Leaves ; |appeared, He anid the man did not| ‘The O'Hara home i about 150 jing and crying. Emma was uncon) i+ suspiciously enough at first to i ‘Cerannt etton| meuneed Monday | y feet from the main Olympia Shelton ‘Three more prizes of $1 each 3 Made copecialty to | your measure from | sg | scious and Frances was in a stupor : to Attend Meeting | tnt carn ney," | Sarin seating maa thet tured enwag™ att ie fot | iit Bet = eg PURE VIRGIN WOOL CLoTu | Saito, Japanese consul in Se- soon aa reports began to, come inithe rear of the home and parallel left Saturday with K. Saito, | ‘Om motos and all of the Injured | thar some man was frightening chil-| with the road Is a big barn. M About consul in Vancouver, for|*<°°Pt Teresa were taken to the! dren. he dropped out of sight en-| 20 feet from the paving is a small! Francisco, to attend the confer. | Howrital at an geengeeigree cad Cy grocery store and gas station that of Japanese consults on the | rod ee ol hee nal Bleartpen Officer Will Forbes, of the Olym.| Mra. O'Hara and her family have fis const. The westing willl Tn. fiend had pot disturbed Dob. | Pi Police department, sald that he| operated for some time. It in well DENTISTRY about a week, beginning ~'met a man who answered the) known to motorists traveling the son's machine which he left parked] ¢riend's descriptio ~ Sivkeas with the arrival of & te freat of the O'Hara greats riend’s jescription exactly on the) highwa: edhe et! tee: ccckiak street a day or two ago. The man| To reach the house from the road| DR EDWIN J. Miesigration of the foreign of vi & few hundred feet from the| said he was going to see Gov. Hart.|/t ia necessary to walk past the) BROWN, D.D.S For Employment at Points From Portland to Pocatello Free transportation and expenses paid to place of | Forbes believed the man mentally |store and directly away from the! " oar ee en nated to tne dere: | raha wert the O”Tare house, |unbalanced. mel paras tor h Geman ie tel eee employment, also steady employment guaranteed and ‘ Pa-| Dr, Partlow Is reported to have seen! Late Friday evening {t was| Where the lane turns and leads! per mere them 90 years seniority rights protected for qualified men regard ——e to the International) an aytomobdile . standing without | learned that a tall, dark man drove | past the barn to the back door of couterence. Wahts at the top of Salbeck hill,/a machine in front of the residence the house The house is a email, | of any strike settlement. about half a mile toward Olympla.|of a wealthy Olympia family and white two-story frame butlding. In On hig way back to the hospital a | went to the front door, He earried|front of the house and extending Mill to Man money } jan ving Many Paroles From short time later, the machine was not |some kind of « package in his hand | back from the road to the base of /tn making high class, modern plate | prices, Fit and pan nay quaraniond ot “or APPLY TO Prison Are Granted there. Tho some of the officers frar|us if he intended to offer something & thickly wooded hill is the field! work, artificial teeth, bridgework, | woney Tees” that the fiend may have left the car for sale. When the woman met/ across which the fiend is belleved itr MEALLA WALLA, Sept. $.—Sixty| there and inter made hia escape in it,{him at the door he started a| to have run. The hounds followed a |#0l4 and porcelain crowns, gold and | ag W. H. OLIN oR of 77 inmates of the state peni-| this theory fs not generally believed. | harangue on religion, declaring that trail across the field to the fence cement or alloy fillings, also an ex Portiand, a Oregon Washington Station WwW. L. MILLER ry who were considered| The fiend ran in the other direction | his wife and family were out in his | corner near the paving pert in extracting teeth without patm. | Oregon | Seattle, Wash. 336 Central Building j tieiole for parole have been grant }on tea mg the house: car and that they were starving Siyeese ane | Chtoroform and gas are unnecessary | WILLIAM. CARRUTHERS Or J. W. FOSTER paroles. by the state parole| Teresa did not recover suffi-|The woman declares no one was in| SAN FPRANCISCO.—Hottest day | gor painless extraction of teeth at 106 South 10th St, Tacoma 609 Tacoma Bidg., Tacoma Vboard. The board closed is quar.| ciently from the shock to teli her|the machine, Becoming alarmed at | of year hera.was Friday, with tem-| ; ry “ terly session Friday. story for several hours after reach. | the man’s apparent frenay, she shut] perature of #1 degrees |Dr. Brown's Dental Clinic VOTING MACHINE: SAMPLE BALLOT PRIMARY ELECTION, SEPT. 12. 1922 | | aeooeonnnnenoonnnnoednnniinonnonononnnnoe ’ * 7 7 ™ ™ ™ meomenenrarovt CONSTABLES Ayacn | conmert | sunt | aorue | mecunee Ist. Move RED HANDLE at top of MACHINE to the RIGHT as far as it will go and LEAVE IT THERE. DIRECTIONS \ ssc to vore ror canoioare, pt down the POINTERS over the ounes ofthe CANDIDATES you with to vote for rom ths For Voting on position =. to this position {} and LEAVE THEM DOWN, 3rd. LEAVING the pointers as you have placed them (DOWN in the voting position) move the RED HANDLE at the top of the Voting Machine MACHINE to the LEFT as far as it will go and you have voted, a MACHINES FOR THE PUBLIC ON DI SCOND AND PIKE—RHODES BRO: PLAY AT BON MARCHE, +» ARCADE BLDG, AND COUNTY-CITY BLDG,