The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1923, Page 6

HERMINE IS NOT AWAITING STORK zy jor of Interesting Event Is Denied Merw since her marriage to Wilhelm. ae 8 BY FERDINAND JATIN by United Press tion) (Copyright in Canada) F DOORN, March 21.—Princess Her the ex-kaiser's bride, is not ex! &@ visit from the stork i children as she does, Her would be happy if she were, Bhe heartily wishes another child mad to her already large family D Bhe would be joyfully proud if the | German emperor were the from a source whose know! of the princess’ condition is un bie, I have established be- peradventure that the princess gate condition. | Amsterdam music halls have a Dased upon the idea that a lation of the stork is expected, Was established Rewspaper r were circu Im this skit the singer says While most folks get their t & stork, if there are any new at Doorn they will be pht by the Prussian engle. = shed ince erron SK EVIDENCE BE RULED OUT Attorneys Object to Girl’s Testimony < MON, Til, March 21.—Defense ys in the second Herrin mas- gre trial, today petitioned Judge De| it T. Hartwell to rule out the most it evidence presented by the Judge ruled late yesterday that pny of three of the eight wit- #0 far presented by the state, Mot pertinent to the killing of ® Molkovich, for whose slay- the six defendants are now on for the defense today ob- to the testimony of Miss Lil- ii Mitchell, a stenographer, who de- d she employed in the office J. C. Hook, Marion lawyer, and she overheard Phillip Fontanet- , one of the defendants, boasting of part in the riots. Gefense based {ts objection to Mitchell's testimony on the guna it was confidential conversa | between the attorney and his ag Mires Are Held in Dope Investigation irrested in an apartment at 1506 ave. Tuesday night, Robert ) Curtis, Mrs. A. F. Sandborn and “her 15-year-old son were held by the _ Wednesday for examination F the use of narcotics, Capt. Collier, of the police special de- | @quad, sald. The raid was made "Patrolmen N. P. Anderson and B. Va Pmot at the present time in a dell- BY CYNTHIA GREY | Bonnets of desertption — | large ones, small ones, medium sfzed ‘lower-trimmed, beribboned, embrold ered, every shade of the rainbow, | and neat dark tallored ones! The} designs arrive by every mail | Have you sent yours {n yet? You have until midnight Monday, March | Simply draw your favorite Eas | every send It to the Easter Hat Contest Ed undreds of Them Arrive, I$ UNCHANGED, in Hat: THE SPEED LIMIT |Hart Vetoes Section Which Allows 35-Mile Limit OLYMPIA, March 21 on the state t Bpeed lin its ghways outside the} porate limits of cities and town will remain at 30 miles ap hour for at least two more of Gov, Hart's veto, Tuesday, proviston of senate bill No, 266, whieh] an hour | yearns as @ rem od the speed limit to 35 miles | Tuesday was the last day on which | ttor, The Star By the process of elimination, com petent judges will elect the prise festen and Olivia A. Thornton, Cummings & Thor milliners will make the bonnet free so that the lucky winner will have ft to wear on Faster Sunday Write name and address and brief Gescription of materials, colors, etc lter bonnet on the above figure and|on separate plece of paper and fasten | 4.4)» to your design. |Beg Pardon!) | Intentionally prints ax | | antreo statement er makes, em unjust charge. | Bat oar and jerything they | se very wiad te ite The Star, will be very ' feeresah it, and we will thank the friesds whe call it to our 10. In Monday's Star the name of} Ralph H. Higgins was confused with | that of John C. Higgins in telling of | & petition before the council on the Rainier Valley street car situation. | John C. Higgins ts attorney for the) Rainier Valley line and it was he who should have been referred to In the news story, No More Silk Hose for Harem Inmates | CONSTANTINOPLE, March 21—| Inmates of the royal harem will be/ |given no more silk hoalery, owing | |to the luxury tax of 15-times-the- ‘value now In effect on such artic! AND PAINTS Are Priced Lower Here Than Any |} Tapestries 15¢ Roll and up No». restrictions what- ever—just priced fairly. Bedroom Papers 5c Roll and up You do not have to buy border. Enough wall | for 12x12 room for 50¢. Ceiling Papers 7c Roll and up Moire .. ts7/d8 Cracked Ice.....10¢ Kitchen Papers 4c Roll and up You do not have to buy border. |SMITH’S | Wall Paper House Remember the Name 1621 Fourth Ave. nena” SERS A | | Seattle Made Paint $2.35 ¢: | z Kalsomine 8c Ib. | } | Cold Water Paste Ile Ib. | All ready to use. Wall Felt i], $1.80 450 sq. ft. Better than cloth, and cheaper. Paper trimmed free | upon request. | Near Stewart St. _ Hyome MOB RECEIVED AID OF JUDGE Details of Arkansas Terror Are Told HARRISON, March 71 Ark, County’ officials today told a legisla tive investigating committee of the organization of vigilantes who seized control of Northern Arkansas last January and climaxed their reign with the lynching of BE. C. Gregor. B. Masstngdale, county fudge and former sheriff, testified citizens, two days prior to the disorders, met at Heber Springs to “adjust matters pertaining to the strike of employes of the Missouri & North Arkansas rallway,” formed into squads and elected leaders. The squads of vigilantes were tn structed to make wholesale round ups of strikers, he said. * “All persons were asked wor renounce thelr strike bene fits and become one of us,” Mans Ingdale said. “If they refused they were advised to go to some other place.” Officials declared the vigtlanue were armed with warrants issued by the court and operated under the county sheriff. ARMOUR OWNS CONCERN NOV CHICAGO, March 21.—Final trans- fer of the physical assets of Morris & Co., packers, to Armour & Co., in ao- cordance with recent agreements, was started today, Armour officials prepared to take if they the country. According to reports, of the Morris employes. The transfer ended negotiations started Inst August for the purchase of the Morris packing plant by J. Ogden Armour. The deal was carried out despite objections of Secretary of Agriculture Wallace. Armour paid $30,000,000 for the propertien—$1 000,000 cash, $10,000,000 in preferred and $10,000,000 tn common stock. 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Reaches remote membranes, Prevents spread of nose and throat troubles Successful thirty years, Druggists every. where sell and guarantee complete outlits of ° i Afar Agu-wupparty’ the governor could either sign or veto a bill, and as @ result many of roa pasned by the last legta- | become laws without the | of the state's exeoutive, ». 44, which prohibited rty exemptio’ | Hien, Was vetoed ent aon au ely, Elev signed by the governor ling the $10,314,248 road appro. jation measure | Bills which will become laws with. | out the governor’s signature include B. N 233 King county poll fines of $300 ar B atreet en bills were Ss extending” power to © judges of fixing 4 passing sentences of car 90 days; 8. allowing cttles ines to B. No. owning buses in | “ing to $6,000 a ferring authortty of K B wala 129, trans rean to the state land H. B.No,2 Hdatir sue B, No, 198 2 of mun systema by 1 Aiatriots. EIGHT I. W. W. | :0 TO PRISON LO$ ANGELES, March 21.—Kight 1. W. W. te sentenced by | Judge Sher itentiary terme |for violation of the state criminal syndicaliam act | The men were recently found gull ty by 4 jury, They appealed for a| new trial, wh was 4 this morning, after the men themselves had conducted the argument and de nounced the court, American justloe in general, and the “capitalistle ays permitting the y-owned street car improvement Five of the men were sentenced on | one count. The sentences are inde | terminate, from one to 14 years. The | five are Roy Leonard, Claude Irwtn. James Fink, William Allen and Law rence Grone. Three of the men were sentenced on two counts, to run concurrently ; They were Martin Larsen, Dan Duf- | fy and Arturo Oria | Scanty Defense Is | Foster Trial Plan | ST. JOSEPH, Mich, March 21— Attorneys for William Z. Foster, on trial here charged with violation of the Michigan #yndicaltst act, plan to offer little or no evidence in his de fonne, With the direct testimony of Frank Morrow, the government's “over cover” man at the communist convention at Bridgeman, last Au- | ust, drawing to m close today, the jain pointes in the etate’s case will | be completed. Morrow, known aa Investigator “K-97" In the federal secret rervion, and to dolegates to the convention as “Day,” han identified Foster as a leader In activities of the commurrtat | meeting. Tho investigator reaumed | } the witness stand today, identifyjng | documenta selzed when offictais raid- 4 the convention. | SEATTLE | Religious Meeting Here This Summer | | Three Pacific Coast Institutes for | ~ religious education will be held tn Western cities this spring. The session at Seattle will be held at the University Unitarian church, 16th ave, N. E. and EB. 47th at, be ginning May 6 and continuing for one week. The committee In charge includes Rev. Jullus F. Krolfiter, Rev. J. C. Perkins, Prof. Edwin Start of the University of Washing: ton, Carl Wagner, Samuel Collyer jand Mrs. J. F. Krolfifer. The pro gram will Include addresses, church ‘. | over Morris properties tn all parts of | services and public meetings. The Store in Seattle iy | Armour will retain about 80 per cent| Angeles and Berkelsy. other sessions will be held in Los ‘SENTENCED ON DOPE CHARGE | After pleading gutlty to a charge | of importing narcotics Into the coun: try, in violation of the Harrison nar | cote act, Fred Garcia was sentenced | to serve 18 months In McNell {sland Prinon by Judge Jeremiah Neterer, in | federal court, Wednesday. Four oth er cases were disposed of in court, following the #entencing of Garcia Wednesday Jose Rivera was given a 60-day | sentence in the county jail and fined | dive sur at of the immigration | laws, He crossed the Canadian boundary recently without reporting to immigration officials. | John Lee drew a 90-day sentence federal prohibl- tlon act. Emil Jansen pleaded guilty to the |same charge and will be sentenced | Apri 16, Custody of Unborn | Child Is Requested | WASHINGTON, March 21—Cus- | tody of an unborn child was sought in divorce petition bam«l on din |"greoment over the child's future, | filed in court here today. Harry P. Freeman, 19, in asking the divorce thru his father, Phillips Freeman, cited as grounds an al | leged agreement made at the time of | the marriage pact that his children | should be educated in the religious | faith of the father, Since the agree | ment wie made the wife has repudl. jated {t three times, the divorce pett- tion sald, March 21 | Edna P, Murphy, pretty stenographer }for the Wiint Fdge Country lub, Jearned to her sorrow that she could | not secure a divorce on the grounds | that she had always supported her husband and family. “Under the law," Judge Summor field Informed her, "the earnings of a wife are community property and if a wife works and supports the family, she can not sue for a divorce | | LO# ANGIOLADS, Cal, STAR DAY, MARCH 21, 1923 Has a‘‘Follow Through”’ Hi ‘ 1h dM, HERE’S a marked difference in the way gasolines explode. / Giff And it’s important that you know. WA if ! , One kind explodes instantaneously—detonates. It depends ff iyi i) on a single crash for the power to drive the piston. Union Non-Detonating Gasoline explodes in a different way. It thrusts the piston by a long, sustained impulse. It has a “follow through”—exerts a steady pressure throughout the entire stroke. Detonation Less Efficient A crashing explosion is less efficient than one that’s pro- longed. It limits the compression because of the tendency to explode prematurely. It causes vibration which means wear and tear, The Sustained Explosion The prolonged explosion of Union Non-Detonating Gaso- line provides progressive, sustained impulse. It permits increased compression in your motor, for com- pression, as all authorities know, is limited by the tendency of fuels to detonate. Increased Efficiency Increased efficiency is dependent on compression, the com- plete burning of the fuel and smocth impulses. 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