The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1923, Page 6

RUSS DEAF 10 WORLD APPEAL Clemency Is Refused Condemned Prelate to NZ r BY JOHN GRAUDE scow, M FY offict of the Roman t his crime rim a traitor th wes, Fu viear with Poles, unter =e natio’ 0 Poland. Vicar General found guilty of with Archbishop rev Budk partmer bim for an int I have no tly passed on hur The All-Russian execut tee remains firm in tts ¢ the prelate must die The executive cc ed a decree ng a con: cession comm! in ion, em: powered to negotiate all questions concessions concerning Ergland and France. time © growled edly entio mmittee pass METEORIC RISE IN YAKIMA GEMS But Farmers Who Really Need Money Fail to Profit By Staff Correspondent YAKIMA, March 31.—This week's meteoric rise in the price of potatoes is causing almost as much excite ment among the farmers of the val ley as if olf bad been struck in the vieinity. And, as a matter of fact, nearly as profitable for some of them as it would have been if they struck out A week ago, potatoes ¥ from $10 to $12 a ton—F. ima And then, overnight, they to $20, and even $24. This may not mean much to the city dweller, who ks of spuds in the terms of the two-bit bags that he buys. But to the farmer it means all the difference between poverty and affluence, Tendollar spuds spell a wasted year—and an actual money loss—tor the farmer. Twenty dollars spell a flivver, comfortable clothes, col for the children. The irony of the situation, ever, is that only the more w do farmers are profiting. The - string” men were obliged to sell out months ago at rock bottom prices because they needed the cash. it was Y soared how- I-to- noe. serve to hang on for better prices got anything. As usual, the poor are getting poorer and poorer, And the rich get richer and richer. BOOTLEGGERS HAVE BAD DAY [dquor law violators had a bad day in Judge C. C. Dalton’s court Friday. Fred Mace, alias Jack Han- son, whose true name is said to be Jack Morrow was sentenced to serve 90 days in fail and pay a $500 fine by Judge Dalton. Mace was arrested at Luna Park early this month by Sheriff Matt Starwich and 100 cases of bonded liquor, valued at $8,000, was seized. Frank McGinnis was fined $250 and sentenced to serve 60 days in jail when convicted of a similar charge. He was arrested at George- town by Sheriff Sterwich. Twelve cases of Uquor were found in his car. Both men filed notices of appeal. RADIO SET PLANTED TO STEAL RUFFO’ CONCERT FOR FANS AN CISCO, March 31.— Here's the latest in “wire tapping.” Radio installations were discovered in the auditorium where Titta Ruffo is to sing to. morrow, designed to “steal the concert for radio fans. Railway Official Dies in Chicago CHICAGO, March 91.—Edmond D. Sewall, vice-president of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway, died at his home here yesterday o} Pheumonia. He was 68 years of age and had been with the railroad since 1882, entering the service an a sta tion agent at Stilly Minn. one ewall is survived in Seattle by a daughter, Mra, John C, Eden, Airmen Forced to End Record Test DAYTON, Ohio, March 31,—En- gine trouble forced Lieuts. John A. MacReady and Oakley G Kelly to end their attempt to break the world'a endurance flight record at 12:06 this morning, When they land ed on Me ok field at that hour they had been in the alr 7 hours and 63 minutes and had flown 627 miles, What’s in the Air PROGRAM FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 41 KDZE—10°30 to 11 a. m.; 3:50 to 440 p.m, KIR—6:40 to 6:15 p, m.; 8:30 to 10 p.m KHQ—1:50 to 8.40, SUNDAY KTW—11 a, m, to 12:30 p. m.; 1 to 4:16 p, m.; 716 to 9 p.m, And} only those with sufficient cash re H "i HERE’S MORE ABOUT ANIMALS STARTS ON PA BUNMIBS READY POR PASTER he new born bunnies weren't sky. There were seve A week ago in t all ready for with bre rab Himalaya East ane are white wh futty that ttle powder puff an the looked quite lk for cam ntly by Lizale, A KK et up laid re ems a m th | KOLB YOUNG LION CUB have a many exactly his might joys having been ay near cage yesterday be Erabel!, and looked h cont the dding world sunshine, on sace, white lamb, late last season, will, like Kolb, be ween by y for the first |time this » erday he trol feked in ure with jth = of hin family the wolly also bor ma: Ye older momt not to be out monkey looked seeing the onkey quar Tho a was the firat of her fu out this SIGNS OF SPRING ARE EVERYWHERE All at he monkeys were done. Mary gent out from her inner ge and, sun, stroiied Into the m sum their backs and } the t ard the ar bears, hav among v fow dents of the | 200 which realiy enjoyed the cold of | Winter, stay long In tho bird houses nests are being | made. From high up on the roofs of | the houses come faint cooings. Wee pigeons are suspected. | ‘Three hundred and thirty-one ant- mals in all rejoice in the days that are here. Four hundred and thirty | birds sing thelr praise. }__And Dr. Gust Knudsen, director of Woodland park 200, strolls about the |park, hands in the pockets of his |trousers and with no coat—just a vest; beaming/as he goes, on the new, | wonderful: things that «pring has }brought, Indeed, xpring is here! are rol thru “The pe ing ure te aky gs been te HERE’S MORE ABOUT | WOMAN ROUTS || STARTS ON PAGE 1 jand her gun barking at Intervals. The bandits made thelr escape when they reached an which had been hidden some distance from the postoffice. Entrance to the postoffice had been gained with a jimmy thru the front door after a spectal burglar alarm had been disconnected. bination off the safe door with a heavy sledge and had fired one charge of explosive,.which failed to }open the door. This report awakened Mra. Carpenter. They were prepar- ing a second charge when Mrs. Car- penter fired on them. An-unusually large sum of money was locked in the safe, Postmaster Carpenter said. It had been sent to meet monthly payrolls of industries in the vicinity. INCOME TAX Severin Halvorsen Grondahl and wife and Simpson and wife, were made de- }fendants in a suit for $1,260.72 |brought by the government Friday, leging irregular income tax re- |turns for 1917. | All of the persons the suit are easterners, according |to District Attorney Charles P, | Moriarity, who is handling the case for the government. Other sults of a similar nature are in process of preparation and will be filed, according to Moriarity. The three men are charged with having underpaid the government on the corporation income tax of the Diamond Machine & Manufacturing Co., of which they are stockholders. The firm was “dissolved by court order in 1922. department demands, in addition to the $1,250.72, a five per cent penalty for the alleged irregular return in addition to one per cent interest, and wife, E. Andrew mentioned in Oregon Governor Is Dropped From Club MEDFORD, Ore., March 31.~The name of Governor Walter M. Pierce or Oregon has been dropped from the rolls as honorary member of the Jackson County Game Protective as. woclation, according to an announes. ment by the officers of that associa. tion today, The governor was accused of “rep rehensible, unpardonable, unaporta- manlike and untrustworthy” conduct because he failed to appoint A, L, Hill, Jackwon county man, to a posl tion on the state game commission to succeed Louln 1, Bean, of Bugene, The governor appointed BF. Roy Davis, chairman of the Jackson county democratic central commit: tee, In its statement the game an sociation implied the governor had violated # promise to appoint Hill, or now in their pool. | automobile | The bandits had knocked the com-| SUIT BEGUN| The internal revenue | THE SEATTLE SPOKANE TRAIN 13 GERMANS IN Seattle Ready to Usher GOES IN DITCH Engineer Killed, Fireman and Messenger Injured cu Y 41.--One ember of | land & Seattle N Wast w of Spokane nited pa ntly onger was inst two ured and peveral passenger injur when t 1 waa de pear this morning The dead George W. Koonts of the limited. The injured W. J, Whitten, fi njuries unks LA own baggage ries undete ined fireman an express r were en sunt by pa < a minor character 6 of the eight « n the the engine being fol two bag the and eping « ant nigh Hillyard and t appe ng pas CONVICT 55 OF WET CONSPIRACY Gary, Ind., Mayor and Offi- cials Found Guilty INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March | SLAM but seven of 62 Gary, Ind., residents on trial for al leged conspiracy to violate the prohibition were found guilty in United States district court here today Roswell Johnson, Gary, and other high of the city were among found guilty The jury re after 10 a reached aft the night. ‘The mayor of officials those ed The deliberatir a verdic nm on wns thruout ly verdict ory for brought to of the prok ondment he dictments were ned b federal grand jury after an ox [hauative Invert! m of ¢ ditions in the Calumet steel districts of Northern Indiana, containing large foreign population Sensational evidence duced at the trial ‘THREE DIE IN | GALE OF SNOW! ST. JOHNS, N. F, March 31.—at| least three persons lost their lives In| a blizzard that has been sweeping | this island for the last three days, jand {t ts feared the death toll may {be increased when outlying districts are heard from The thirée men were caught by the storm while ng wood from their homes and could thelr way to shelter. Their were found at Three Harbors, miles east of here. No trains are running and no mall vessels have reached the island for| several days The steamer Sablo was duo here| from Louisburg, Cape Breton, with| 0 sacks of mail, but ad been | |caught in the foe anG probably will) not be able to extricate itself for an-) other 24 hours al was intro-| | | | chop! away make bodies 60 | Saturday Is Last Day for Battle; At midnight Saturday, om eC. Battle, postmaster, the reina of office to his assistant, Cc. M. Perkins, Perkins has not actuaily recelyed his commission from Washington, but has been wired that the official pers had been drawn up and would probably reach him Tuesday or Wednesday of next week. ‘There will be no flurry when the change in officials takes place, ac. jcording to Postmaster Battle. War Fraud Records Destroyed in Fire WASHINGTON, March 31.~War contract records of vital importance in connection with federal investiga tions of alleged war frauds now in progress were destroyed by a fire which burned two buildings at Boll. ing field air station here today. Evidence contained In these reo ords will be impossible to duplicate, air service officers sald, |Buritiam Is Given | Hearing Saturday rey Burnham, alleged bootleg: arrested recently by federal pro: | hibition nts, way given a hearing hefore United States Commissioner R. W. McClelland saturday morning. He was unable to raise his ball, which was set at $750, and in being held in the city jail pending his trial, Bi USE STOMACH PUMP WHEN DOPE PEDDLER SWALLOWS EVIDENCE QWALLowina the evidence, which happened to be two hindles of morphine, fatled to save Bud Welser, negro, from arrest by federal narcotic agents at Soy. enth ave, 8. and Jackson st,, late Friday night Bud Weiner ix sald to have made a sale to an addict when h@ was neon by an agent, He immo. diately grabbed the two bindlow and swallowed them, A stomach pump was used at the city houpt tal and the morphine was recov. ered, Ho is charged with ponsonnion and sale of narcotics, OWN Yay vf I VAMBA OVE CHE MED ah Pe | thes with hy | bands April 7 BARES DETAILS RUHR KILLED 9% Gladsome Easter Day (QN BOMB PLOT French Guns Kill Seven, Six |New Die in Wreck RERLIN man whe guns Siren dropping t buildings, nay! mit the The na ir rt sounded and wousu ng the NEW ¢ French to ¢ ther position, a 4 fire Deny U. S. Warships Quit Turk Waters HINGTON riment or AN MUSIC TY PAMISIE HERE’S MORE ABOUT WEATHER STARTS ON PAGE temperature melted. Had fallen during latter the month it might have the fevered brow of Old Man March sufficiently to have kept him alive for a few days in April theory is scouted by Dr. t Easter Cold Wave Sweeps East Coast WASHING Easter entire east day, the weat Unusually low n of the year were re pany Cities of the cow weather experts predic yntinue cold thruout diately sic w tte ot and morning Klethaver if | temperatures the would Su Snow was reported in nome local ¥ frosts in the southern Virginia a North and states of South Care Easter Bundy of the country than today t—Mre in the eastern part will be even colder Falrer weather will pre- vail in most localities, however. Hobineon, VESPER SERVICE AT PILGHiM Pilgrim ¢ (Starts on Tage 1) anger of being crowned with rotten tomatoes, The disabled vets will wear steel helmets. | cand, Hymn We hope they sing that old favor: | or." Ito of the boys who took cut war] risk insurance: | Sermon Ten Thousand Dollars Goes Home | to the Folks!" | | Preiude iiymn The Burife Mr, Marah Jod In They Poatiude—Fantare Veaper Bery Andante Among the songs the show are “The Rose of No-Man's Land” and “The Rose of Picard which are peculiarly appropriate, 1 Rose Week opens here April 7 eee HAPPY THOUGHT March came in like a lamb and is going out like corned beef and cabbage. to be sung at ‘Open the Ga Mra Come Ye The A } tyme Hermon Hymn Worth" stlude . “Army QUARTET AT ¥ Decorations Board Headline. josh, now we'll never get corporal’s stripes they promised us} in 1917! Di Firet Unitarian el those | Piano Prelude Quartet ardaon, Domino Hymn ord Laetitia Latin Hymn, M Rush Tho only award we ever gained in the army was 30 days in the guard house I aoe Aria In the gloaming, Oh my darliny, 1 go down the cellar stair; But long months ago *twas emptied And there's no use in going the ee | ative With Joy the from W. Le [WILL PRESENT THE Y Univ Prenby 1100 Prelude tn Anthen The police radio will start’ broad. casting soon, according to Chief Sey eryna No doubt they will broadcast bed time stories for coppers on the night shift. Kastor 8 | the | Master Quartet dirs. Te habel Joti White, Dr, Organ Postlude ie 7190 dispatch says that {ere Concert by more and more wo are tak. non at the pla ing up howling. Well, they've been rolling thelr own for some time, Ko see SET 'EM UP IN THE OTHER ALLEY, EDD! Organ Prelude i" Offertory (Piano Pastoral Byiph wlan’ (Part 1) Part 11 and F An Oratorio Henediction, Organ Postiude in eee TAttle Jack Horner sat on the corner, What can the matter be? Indeed it's quite plain, He (s wating for Jane, Vor a bottle of moonshine haa ane. eigen AY Wits’ Birnt aorvice, Orgun HYPE Preaby teria iw Prelude Rodolph Valentino gets $10,000 a week for dincing, but then that hardly enough to keep him in § comb, Quartet Chorus Tho Hells THE, BADDEST WORDS OF N TONGUE ON regret that the ript In not available fo this pnblication at thie time, ‘Thanking you for your interest, we are, Yours Sincerely, The Kadltor 10 Holo" ho We Laut Triumphal up NOON SERVICE sonnets Service to Mark Celebration ar the , who ts no He iim. ngregation: Lilies and a Special Church) 9. angeles Convict Tells ¥ Christian | K. Cleve hole will give s That Meep- | Tomb 1 director ing, “Op Knapp) Head Sur mpanied >—""Kar Longer sopranc 8 Granier ali Hohl The Day of r to Ken Faithfu Motive Mar v UNITARIAN CHURCH 1th arranged by Grant Us to Do With Zeal". ./ 1 “At Laat the Bo} Impati torian A.M, BD ing Ye ndrlok M mM, the tor; M tin drow at the orga Credo tr fi " MI A MIAN n ehur Renurrection Chorin! of mn Virat Ma Worda FALE seseens the Garden Kdward Lincoln Smith Lemmena | Lemare Tours mpie’ Knapp the Dawn". Vincent Buzzi -Peocia aler m Edward Lincoln’ 8 1 1 Speak the Matohiens man, ich unod Beethoven Century, Deoma Taylor and Haydn Richardagn Fran to th "An It Hogan to Dawn Vin Mine An: rt Loalle Corothers, Lemmen ont Choir—-R, If rh. Myr) Wil # Frances Ane om Mane No. Haydn Organ)—""The The M Handel rt Hf of “The Meaatan” y GF. Handed hor... .Hatiate 7 eh, Morning Mo Am th Morn’... Chattin ater Morn’ Hoott Wantor Andrewa i of Chrint oe Dy Dubois EPIPHANY GIVis CHOKAL BUCH AIST CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH WILE HAVE THEE MOWNING SEAVICES pte SPECIAL IN EVEN Pir MUSIC IN As it Began to Dawn vi Ataine Horn Sullivan Thrapp and Mr. rd is bertina A A senee fixton” Btainer ey Game to a ane” o—"When fe Mother and Chorus Jesus Kecitative ink to and Mi Jerux Know Were us —"Aftor at All ed Up Marks ng Ac In Sw Thing Death [OTHER CHURCHES HOLD SERVICES St, John’s Danish Latheran Mission, Spruce at, Kev. Alfred Sorenson m., Bunday school; 11 3p. m., readi i Bethithem Lutherai fau, pastor. 10 a. . Moly con 1 a. m worship by lsaksen, | Colambi R Sunday union and Evangelical Charch, J. Hille, pastor. Bunday school, proceasio: | program and solo: “I Redeomer Liveth.” Madison St. ave. and F Jot ehtia pom, work by | euperinter Bets 728 W. 11 a.m, apectal c Know That Sermon and r My Holy Methodist Madison, Li a And reception address on Mra. Culla Vayhinger dent of the W. CT. U Baptist Church, Rey. Antrim H. Nickell, pastor. sermon on Some Implications of the I ection | Mm, sermon on “The Wide Chareh, of 2ard Bepitam n members. national 1am A Viret Dut pastor ran Church, Rey. 9:60 a, m, Sun: ne in Nor. 8." and in English Walk {0 Meet the 1 Easter musle by the 0 p. m., children's pro Mark's Episcopal Church services * deat will be held Sunday—a Jon service at $a, m, and a at 4 p.m. lowing are Easter sermon topics at the Chriatian churches | First Christian, Russell F, | minister. Odd Fellows’ temple, Jand B. Pine st. Morning and the Living Christ.” |tata, “rhe Crucifixion” | University Christi hauor, minlater | Morn "Lite | Evening: short |the Hible school | Sing’'=—Paul ila | | Thrapp, 10th ave. The Dead Bvening Atainer, Cleveland Klel- 60th and 16th N, and Ini program Cantata, puplia of “Chrint the Queen Anne Christian, bp. | minister. Morning J6 A Byening: Musical m by chorus of 85 voices Hard Christian, Kendall tf. ter. Morning: “Christ Triumphant Ith special Bator Rvontng New Man," with special Raster musle Cent hristian, Norman FP, Johnson, miniite ing ater Mesnage Kvening? | Xpectal program by youre people West Seattle Christian, ©, 1 ministe Greenwood Christian, 1 kett, miniater, Morning ring One's Life, Which?” Tho Lost. Opportunity," hiey, the pro Burke, A musical Stanton, A religious open f None of Mankind,’ Ww Madison st, at ti aw mon Phe One. 1 bo held at 106 m,, Sunday, AHA Junior aaKambly will be herd. At 9:45 Bunday, Adult meetings o Fridays at 8 p.m. rene SPECIAL MU AS IST BAPTIST CHURCK There will bo apectat Hayter nuale the Firat Baptiat church on unieg PFOKTAMA aro AYMoUNoed as follower Carol | When the Dawn Was Viol Mra, 1, M MANE banal Mina Irie Canfield! at The Breaking Ineldental wok Mra, Wile Mea, J Hoardman Harrie Carol “The Three Lit (OM Breton), , feos Gaul Modo String Quartoednterudin ia Church, | Americantaation | nortality,” | | of New York Crime ‘BE Brands Confession as Just Pure Bunk MIAMI, Flo rch 31.~"Pure head'or t nm bureau of the federal An made the Los the bomb September 1 Thin is Wilson's personal opinion supposed Burns stated, “t th him will whether he had < Ww bomb plot.” MAY BUILD ON ARENA CORNER ns sup m: confession,” ut five minute to rm with to tear ant ore build day by anager of th company ns y tenta sc an they have yet to be approved the board of regents of the Uni versity of Washington, but work is expected to start in approximately one year. The ntir with 5 Maj, Metro. are ¢ far new building will take up an block of Fifth ave, and will run back to the alley on both Uni | versity and Seneca sts. The Fifth ave. side will be occupied by 15 stores, a garage taking up the rest of the building | The building is to be of brick and construction and will cost upward of $100,000, according to Ma. | Jor Douglas. concrete Antico gene Shern Bent ‘As It Began to Dawn tal wolo—Mr. A ory Thy Redeemer Liveth” | Mr. FJ. Wiederrecht, v Lang. Afternoon Service at Very J. Farly in the Morning ‘ Stevenson Magnus Peterson. ning Song Ser Oftertory- Caro c Glaa (Nor Dickinson Faster Day” Ofterte | | | Mre, J. 1B, Ha | of 3 B. Boardman, Mr. rus of MANY ENTER | EGG CONTEST Plans for the annuat Easter egg-| | rolling contest which is staged by the | Loyal Order of Moose, and which will be held in Volunteer park this year jon Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, have been completed. The largest |crowd that has ever taken part in one of the contests is expected to enter | this year. The following committees will have charge of the festivities for the day: Master of ceremontes: neral committee: 1 | M Frank Gates, ty W. Lon, Butterworth, D. BE, Fer F. Harton, Mra, Eunice ‘apt, Pearl Morley on eK rolling contest chairman; Judge Thon F Sam Trowbridge, Dr. TB. . William McCammon, Max Lipman, Young, Fred DeShane, Capt. W. Woolery, 1. Crowder, George French, Mra. ‘W. F. Barton. Prize committee: J. C. Berens, Walton G. Leckey, ¥. G. Guest, Cyler Hayles | Music Committee: ‘Charles ©, Sharp jehairman; H. K, Spickler, Prof. & V | Dudley, Royd D. Phelps, Jack C. Inge. Mra. Maud Barton, H, J. Leamy, Joe C. Chanda J rotten of contest: All chitare |Loth moxox, hetwpen the ages of years, will bo elfeibie bring thelr own tablesno sand colored eggs, 1,000 || Prizes: ‘Ten first prines, |hookm; 10 second prise Faster candy Jim of rer nuat children’s baskets of Simplified method that teaches the solenUflc prinotplos of ignition, car buretion, ete, We guarantee to teach you how to “shoot’ trouble Speclal equipment used. No grease no overalls! One night a week | 7:10 to O—for ton weeks, Enter any time. Present class on Wednenday. Tultion, five dollars. DRIVING LESSONS —Loarn how lo drive under tutelage of an expert, for only five dollar, CENTRAL AGENCY, ING, Broadway and Pike (au bea HERE ARE Tug ST TERMS): EVER OFFERED oy A NEw IMMEDIATE DELIVERY gy FOLLAWING MODELS, ‘TOUMING—g492.73 24 Months $135 Down,$25.50 Month SEDAN—s70z50 1S Down, 5% Interest,24 Months $149 Down.$28 a Month