The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1923, Page 1

Enter Matter May 2, 1899, at the Postoffice at - Seattle Star SE ATTLE, WASH., WEDN ISDAY, IN NIGHT BAITLE WITH OFFICER Police Discover | Stolen Goods at Dead Man’s Home Howdy, folks! the smoker last night? we. Were you at So were oe They call ‘em “smokers” because nobody ts allowed to smoke at them. . is permitted to Druzinman an- mn will please smoking.” Then every at is, nobody smoke unt HO’ down di nounces fi re- < | a har battle three shots we fired, D, J rity in The most important rule in box ing is never to block a punch with| your jaw, TODAY'S HERO The manager who sends his badly-pummelled man out for the final round with the words, “Go on and soak him; he can’t burt us.” eae The most blood-thirsty guy smoker is the gink who says to his wife at home. . . at al “yes | : Per Frown Some people place boxing in same class as bull fighting. haps this explains why Dec always attends the smokers . Speaking of physical marvels, Seattle fighter has a tin ear, a glass! jaw and an ivory dom: see GRAPHIC SECTION |the shadow the str asking his | he was do! PERRY GRABS |FOR WEAPON | Forar . Perry |lived “just north of Broadway | offered accompany Pizor |rooms, the latter sald. | were x along ‘umbled in his overce: }int to to his walki lowly pparently weapon, Pizor im. «1 him from the rear ms about him 45 call pistol NATE LONNIE DRUXINMAN AUSTIN Two of the most promoters in Seattle 2 pulled out a popular boring | Co! are featured in| fired sports ding from left Druzinman, Lonnie arm dat Pk the poli uggied to nm, fired again, being deflected by @ narrow zor th napped his revolver fou times, the shells failing to explode. hacologist has discovered re-|The fift rtridge, went of a prehistoric race in Ore-| off, and Perry dropped to the Wonder if they had web-feet?|ment dead, after yelling once, | God's sake, don't shot!” xamination of Perry ack ancient race fs declared to | snowed that he had slit his have erected htige mounds, which | overe ‘oat pockets to make ie possible ft onpniga bemeseamgrn |to draw the heavy pistol from his The chances are that the scientist |. /srhand without being observed. simply happened to discover an old | WOMEN IDENTIFY golf course, | MAN AS PROWLER ral women, att shooting, saw Perry (rum & ‘Page ll, STRIE HEARING = “IN WASHINGTON siieons Vaal ti atom you) ENZIK 18 at Coal Strike nietindipcencar iter | Conference at Capitol see aec- to | wear Aus- right, Nate tin, margin. “For| cted by the ing dead on Colxmn 6) FAMOUS SAYINGS divots! | “Hey, replace those D'yuh want to get arrested for impersonating a mound builder?” owe than on Mor 000 Rotarians are in| Tacoma this week.| se F. Babbitt is in present? ‘The fi the see if you Young League {s going} Martin Fi produce in Finnish. It|state Miners nt to be a whale of a production. | conference o- ALTITUDE The government's Geological Suryey reports that the highest polfit in Florida is 325 feet ahove the sea. That is not a tenth as high as a Florida board bill. . Workers’ ik, president of the union, was to go in Wednesday morning ° with in Washington, D, tlon of the coal strike that has been called in the Roslyn and Cle Bium fields for April 1, according toa miners’ headquarters. $ | J. H. Wallace, representative * \the Northern Pacific railway mines is again reconctled|anq other operators, will also be Off again, on again, | present at the conference, it is said, ltogether wi two representatives of the International Miners’ The result of Flyzik’s conference In Washington will have a direct \hearing on the local strike, it ts de If avsther agreement can be reached, the strike will be called off. However, if matters remain the same as they are at the present time, 2,000 miners will walk out the first of the month C., on the ques of a, Walska to her husband, gannagain! eee union, is {a from a great local paper: “As soon as police found him was (Continued on Page 7.)" Rawther elastic old chap, SANDWICH ISLAND “Are you Hungary? Mrs. Rosenberg. Yes, Siam,” answered Al, Then come into the dining room and I'll Fiji,” said Mrs, AL —Screenland he € clared, TL asked HERE IS A DANDY Another furnished home dy to step into ts offered ay in STAR WANT AD UMNS. / Bandits got away: with jewels valued at $50,000 in New York terday. Police think robbery the motive. all to COL wat “A sott answer wrath,” murmured Little Brew Jr., as he fired a rotten mato at the neighbor's éhild. turneth away Homer to {LY $600 CASI AY MOVE HIGHT 1N 4D NBW, MODERS BUNGALOW oman has diamonds tn COMPLETLY FURS n jewels BRAND NOW FORD é LOCATED ON PAY LIVING ROOM HAR DRGAKFAST N jture aonstate of beautiful “ t rugs, genuine leather Intered rockers mahogany dining room table, oathor chairs, tovel rile oto, eto, ete California ¥ IantieD her teeth, Cro’ ¥ EDUCATIONAL NOTE Prince of Wales will not any college degrees. S versity of Washington will follow his example, iene take Uni seniors blue blue alao blue vi Judge ¢ States ot Corporation. Steel the United and Hugo Stinnes king, German conforring in Rome Probably proposing world between them, money are You find ing this | Ww can more detatla re tu divide che hd effec | the National Coal commission | telegram received here at the |# ‘lean Up, Seattle: Visi While the two] Seattle's totem pole broad smile. Inset—the historic pol gets a scrubbing. Thomas Mj appeared W. ers as it itors Coming dnesday morning when washers) MARCH 28, 19: THO FLEEIN CONVICTS ARE « RECAPTURED Mail Bandit and Pal Are Seized in Battle With Pursuing Posse ATLANTA, ald i March million-dollar New York, for Ga, 28.— Ge Chapm: of Frank bold penitentiary his who the bandit, and pal, Grey, er, made fom federal have been captured by at Colbert, Dyche a escape here, ' J a Warden announced today. Ga., | co | Placards posted |gathered quickly | mented by When Chapman |they had » ed fire ¢ Dyche w e the advised. The pos |plied and 100 shots were exch before Chapman fell with in his arm and thigh, the sdid. Grey surrendered. SAYS HUSBAND is seen with a brush and a} Lost in Settlement began polishing up its funny faces to make them more attractive to tour Ph to by Pr Totem Pole Bird | and Frogs Hay Faces Washed LA : _|Gather Evidence in Springing Trap N Pioneer squ TACOMA, out Mar more ‘They company betty 1 r told ral One week sued that the May 5 and Dr lists, he said, wi |be flocking to the « It in its best cond! Seatth not a proclar laid bare | raffic s the in peddlers in and round-up of of the re as Up pres istory 8 totem pole, need to ait for “Clean Up week.” Wednesday a. m. emplo of the Acme Win dow Cleaning began to arrive ut} the adjust ladderwlot coc {reformed ked. | With the “| FRENCH FOIL GERMAN PLOT the sign they BERDI March 28,—German the totem |monarchists by arrested by By 9 a, m. four men and four | French tis in the Ruhr valley, buckets a ladders | advice elved here today stated. that leaned against the 50-foct, | hree new towns immerich, bright-hued Alaska Indian attrac-| Wesel and Mettmann—have been de. tion, Accordl to Jamee Martin, |clared in of 6 by the manager of the bucket brigade, two |I will bo required for a shing of the more than a 8 and figures of the TO OF ‘The youn the both pret voluntarily offered dope peddlers, after unded return and morphine ts help ot the two girh y to they to th Th ‘had use 28 to Co. quare and aine , st the | “What “Scrub the faces and frog replied. “Thought we'd head start on clean ot permission from the city | pole. | | pole to do?” they were young wom ta they ret little |plans. ¢ |to“wash the “Clean Up; these up Millions Comin hung at the peak o decora wo 8 rec ve a sta c ent demonstrations | Gel ys ¢ unemplo: been reported Dortmund said to have thoro h |xenkirchen, tity in Dresden, and been region dozen etructure: \CONDITION OF | LENIN SAME| | MOSCOW, March 28.—A bulletin on Premier Lenin's condition sald his 58 centigrade; pulse, piration, 28 he is unchanged, no Ghange in Lenin's March to March | 26," an enriler bulletin “On the latter day the premier’s tempera |ture was 37.6, This morning (Tuer day) it was 38, Pulse, 108; respira | tion, 30." | fac are incited communists | in lacs atens Wilhelm Placed Under Guard LONDON, Moreh Agitation of the monarchists in Germany has led the Dutch government to order the jatrictest guard at the refuge of the |former Kai Wilhelm at Doorn, according dispatches and hist This Indicate Poe w Jeondition from tavgh sae to received here Princess Herming and |ohildren haye departed for Silesia, for w visit of a few | * |Says Reanch Will [Expect Clear Day Remain in Essen | PARIS, March 2&—"We will re on Easter Sunday | niin in ionen until reparations aro WASHI TON, March Tholentirely paid," Premier Poineare Kaater Sunday fashion parade proh-|told the finance committes of the will have clear day for| chamber of de The eeonomic tting, the ther bureau stated |r vita of the occupation should not today Ilowever, Ht refused to make}! considered, as long aa it ta ne lu definite forecast, ry, ho added, navi three Sador, in weeks, re 28. ab) An cool iow ’Two Girls Help Officers © Raid Tacoma Dope Haunts are} were defraude ands of doll | settlement reach: divorce proceed testimon: Cower out property prior to] according to the nd youthful wife ne mag in Judge J artment of superlor court. Mra. Cowen for divorce, J abuse | bounds. : : Cleanup and Aid j SyI6 3 is suing her husband etting 19 Suspects an ip alng “ber, Damen RTT ai and a temper that knows no A cross complaint, charging ks, | his wife with poss of a high isfied | temperament, wer | means and place of living and with round: | desertion has been entered by Cowen. Mon-} Cowen married beautiful Clara Gosling {n Vancouver, B. C.,, Febru: lary 20, 1912, according to the com: |plaint. He adopted a policy of federal agents veral wet and and when the officers were s: that the narcotic fickers all in the net, a spectacular up of the criminals was held night The trap was 1514 South E. st w establishe jday set In a house at where the girls by the police as coys for the peddlers As some of the most dangerous criminals of the underworld came © house to sell the “white to the two girls, supposedly tho hop,” federal operatives watched from darkened rooms, gath ered ‘evidence and prepared to spring the trap OFFICERS PRAISE CUNNING OF GIRLS The iris daringly disclose their plans, the location of their dives and the names of the leadera of the dope ring. “The courage that the girls dis- played,” sald Detectives Fred Lomax jand John Paulson, handling the case, “was more than might be ex pected of even hardened narcotie in. voutigators, "If any of the dope peddlers had suspected that the girls were at- tempting to dupe them, their killing would have a matter of a few | treatment until health was broken, she! claims. | February, 1922, while at thelr home at Deer Harbor, Orcas island, they |agreed upon a property settlement Jana a divorce. She came to Seattle and resided with her relatives here. A list of property in the Untver- sity distric 000, is 1 tlement and insulting “on on. Cowen ‘all, | last Jed them to Mrs. Cowen dentes this, claim ing he misrepresented facts and de- arrangement. ‘FIRE RAGING | La., March 28. lightning, ear had destroyed approximately million lons of oil at Jair Oil company plant, and was still raging at noon, | mpany officials said. Five tanks had been destroyed the flames, which were spread- jing to the sheds and main build ings at noon. Chemical fire engines were rushed scone of the blaze, but made Wet sand and tanks NEW Fire, today ne sir ORLBAD caused by | | | | | | been |hour: pm The girls were established in the (Turn to Page 11, Column 4) cl |by Two Senators Are " Honolulu Visitors HONOLULU, T. H., March 28, Two members of the United States pnate visited Honolulu today, ator Lanroot of Wisconsin ar. rived yesterday to enjoy a vacation her and to atudy economic condi in the Islands, Senator Thomas Walsh of Mon. |tana stopped over in Honolulu while en route to Manila “Foreign polley will be note of the next national paign,” ho predicted. nearby buildings. company officials — estl loss already sustained approximately $1,000, fire and Sinclatr mated tho would reach 000. Shell Co. Brings In Large Gusher LONG BEACH, Cal, March 28 One df the largest ofl gushers in the country was brought in on Signal Hill this morning by the Shell com ny. It is spouting at tho rate of 20,000 barrels a day, shooting oll Tnokuch{,| hgh into the alr and spraying. the noted Japanese selontist and mom:| field for blocks around ber of the faculty of the imperial) Allavailable men have been rushed University, wes’ killed yesterday while! ti the scene to make an effort to cap experimenting with poison gas, the woll before it takes fire, a tions | | key cam: 0 Japanese Scientist Is Killed by Gas|! TOKYO, Mareh 28,—Dr report | DEFRAUDED HER =: |Mrs. Cowen Testifies She| = with nagging at thelr/ |abuse, using blasphemous langunge | her} In| valued at approximately | which | divided his hold: | frauded her out of large sums in the | IN OIL FIELD the | aldehyde were poured on the | TWO CENTS I ORCANIE 10 AID FIGHT ON - BROWN RACE Residents Rally Behind Legion; Mass Meeting to Be Held Bob Bermann ‘0, March 28.—The organ on of th population of the nto a great army of ators, each of make tt his personal busle ner evidece against Japa whites who are the ruling which from the Yakima thig is the pri- © » of the mass meeting to Id here tonight, under the aus: rs of the American Legion post in “|Heiress Will Marry Artist Cartoonist Wins) Wealthiest Girl of e entire tions will be introduced at effect, and ad- are that they will helmingly adopted, lutions were being prez today by A. Norton, cont der of the Wapato post of the’ can Legion, The resolutiona 1 first t declare that the people of art and soul with the American Legion in its stand upom| Ja question. Next they call on every man in the valley) to become a committee of one to in= vestigate and turn over evidence to | | central committee of every evasion | by the Japs of the secretary of the interior’s ruling. MEETING 18 | IMPORTANT hen the public | A committee will be formed at to- first learned of the romance, | night’s meeting to take care of all’ word went out that Miss An- | evidence so collected and ses that gell's father had refused to authorities take proper action 3 on tion the marriage. A few it, 0, however, he indicated | ‘The importance of tonights meet ing was explained today by Alex E. | McCredy, president of the First Nae tional bank of Wapato, and chairman | |of the citizens’ committee appoll to investigate Japanese condi “I can find no better words, | McCredy, “than those used by Ail Freeman in a letter which I d | from him today. He said: ‘The trut of the matter is that the success or failure of the entire Japanese prob- | lem depends upon the outcome of the” Yakima reservation case, because it sets a precedent by the action of our people and of the federal govern- ment, and establishes a polley which - should be an example and a forerun- ner of a determined and unaltering: position by this country.” McCredy stressed the point that no cases have been found where the see: retary of the {nterior’s ruling against leasing to Japs had been vio- lat OME AMERICANS AID JAPS. g “The way the Japs work ft," he ex: plained, “is to pay unscrupulous: whites to obtain leases on reserva: | tion land and then turn the pi over to them, “I know of one and will be able to furnish affidat to prove my charge, where a Jap es fered an American $1,000 cash, sim- ply to get a lease on the reservation. Fortunately, this white man was too good an American to accept the of fer, but, T am sorry to say, others | ve not been so scrupulous. More than 1,000 persons Ane ex: pected at tonight's meeting. Ameri= jcan Legion representatives from | (Turn to Page 11, Column 2) eee JAPAN WANTS _ LAW REVISION HONOLULU, March 28.—Ji has accepted an invitation from ‘ ada to discuss a revision of eee gration laws affecting the two coum tries, according to a Tokyo dispateh | to the Jijl, a Japanese newspaper printed here. | s were carefully but license entirely not Months ago, g would the family home adena was re- word on the at As far as the public knew to- day, the to be a simp unmarked by s0- ciety pomp or ghar - TEACHERS WIN | SALARY FIGHT Board Grants Partial Res- toration of Scale ng was Seattle teachers Tuesday night | partially won their 10 months’ fight | for an increase in wages when | xecutive session of the school board, jit was voted to raise salaries $60 a year, beginning next semester, ac- cording to W. J. Santmyer, member jof the school board, By a vote of three to two the school board decided to partially re- store the decrease made in salaries jJast August, when they were slashed | $150 a year on all under $3,000 and $300 a on all Jaries over } $3,000 o ar year. Together with the automatic In- lorease of $60 a year a ‘ded for length of service, the Increase in salaries next semester will amount to $120 a year. Directors B. Shorrock and FB. F. Taylor voted against the pay in Directors Carl E. Croson, . Santmyer and Dr, Caspar W. harples voted !n favor of the ad vance. The salary raise to teachers will be made without any additional tax burden, according to Santmyer.| ROSES EUROPE system to be effected in other depart: | ments will provide the funds for the England and Poland Send Protests to Russia lary jump, here will be no differentation ty the salary increase granted | toacl hers, high school « but all will get tho $60 a year boost. Teachers who have been conducting Ja campaign during the past year to |get back thelr pay losses were not 4 Jentirely satisfied with the raise, but March’ 28. — Possibility | those who refuse to accept teaching execution of a conde: | contracts under the new terms of/ Catholic prelate by the Russian |the board will havo ample time to} viet government today aroused) get new positions as a result of the|ngland and caused debate on inet | board's decision, subject in the ho of commons | — and scores of telegrams of protest, This nation may take some action) if Archbishop Zepliak is sent to his] death on charges of opposing the 8O= 4 | viet system, for which he was con WASHINGTON, March 28,—Inves: | demned to dle by a soviet court. ition of the relation of the recent! Poland already has sent a protest Increases to the tariff, a¥] against the proposed execution, it is ordered by President Hardiag. in-| said, and the situation ts causing th sufficient to stop speculation and} utmost concern thruout Europe, a foree prices back down to a normal A temporaty stay of execution level, Basil M, Manly, director of the | by the all Ruslan central executive People's Legislative Service, sald to-| committee hag not allayed the fom day in another telegram to the chlet)of those who condemn religious op executive at St. Augustine, Fla secution, Suggetion was made ti Prosecution of the profiteers who} pariiamont here that Wngland hate nN are alleged to have forced the prices | her own communist member of up by market manipulations is neces:' liamont, Newbold, as a hostage, wary, Manly declared, the statement met with cheer LONDON, of the ‘ d Urges Prosecution of Dealers in Sugar