The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1923, Page 9

wor rds ~HARDING GETS sini ai ih nae jgiibeaiesxribeiaisitlies } i : ; C ob ho aa i RR a snp ian ean TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1923 A NEW SLOGAN “Our Best Crop,” Says Utah | Seattle Groom, Arrest About Her Children | Is Now $25 SIDENT HARDING AKE CITY, J Pre gan = STORM BREAKS | sscseerets INTENSE HEAT ‘acoma Police Give Joe theMoney HeWasFined) MAGNATE DIES 14 MINISTERS od on Wedding Night,|pavig Rodgers Passes Away| Evangelists Defy Order of to the Good | at His Des Moines Home Chief Severyns » hor i f ’ | , Ca , Preferring jail to abandoning a re iM wom. were ited M day night ey Re ~ jin Pioneer square when the fied 4 a os *| were miniete of t gambiing ‘ arct f lurael eget ‘ party were held t i the "ee [morning on charges Angele ar. quest Recent p ¢ orders against atreet . gue s home| Preaching were ignored by the min t tirect isters, it la allege Monday night and were ot Sergt F. Keefe and Patrolman Fairbanks p |C. BE. Tedford we Pioneer square snapshot ff and. and at tf and after Mastening to the services In a costume he asked the party of ministers to ce a me work in the shipyar Thiet of Bagdad,” 4) 114 In Seattle, at the height of |they said. 4 eve ta refuned is working , | hin career, the Skinner & Eddy plant and the spe: 5 arrested, Ar | und his direction, established re rests of other ministers followed in s for production that have been | PAPid » ession when they attempt HERE'S MORE ABOUT || snequate €o.t0 of oe Seveee we | He had lived in Beattie wince 1 THEY'LL BAILEY nnd is aurvived by hn wite and thee | KEEP ON PREACHING STARTS ON PAGE 1 ed to witness the procee traveling Kansas has | & patrol wagon 1 " tremendo nereased the pep of nlso associated the defense of | to take tho offe th ty ja | everybody on the presidential train.) Heavy Damage Done by} patiey. ridicutes the « ing Capt. J, Haag questioned the par Following an automobile tour of hee re ty and was told that the preachers Balt Lake City, the president. re-| Near-Tornado and Rain | Batley, as told by Boos intended to preach the gospel of eeived Lake City | BAILEY MAINTAINS Jesus Christ wherever and when Citizens at tion, then| CHICAGO, June 26.—An elghtday | HE 18 INNOCENT ii the tunity, and played a the Co: heat wave that took scores of lives | alley ls an | ent man,” sald police pe might hinder | | try club ¢ waa broken by rain and wind storms| Totten. “He has been criminally] She Says Tellegen Is Type | but couia thelr efforts ic le he will}over a wide area of the Middle] libeled. The # . t i Accord to the police, t deti taxation | Weat today > : put: “t} — She Always Wanted == [enth triect Church. of Iarel in an and at 11 pm to prese Hea famage from rain and ee malley "hes orgar n aimilar to the House of arrange ai train will) wind that approa m with the butt of the gun June 26.—Lou Tel-| David, and its mempers believe in leave for Cedar City, on the wa veloc was res too ridieu be given cre be divorced from | letting t ulr and beards grow, Zior National DP from Wiscons: 7 ot sensible person. The rar, and Peggy Hop-| untouched } azor or scissors. The 4 tomorrow hit Chicago, doing considerable dam: | prosecut! va 0ttsse le | t a tiguré of nev 0 that the members of age and driving temperatures down | ing to « caclie of aurea, |" may find in each will haye eternal life in 31 degrees, Similar drops were re-| 0. i: : a ace of an overt body nF 5 or it wou 1 at Boos’ improb HERE’S MORE ABOUT | ported elsewhere fe Se pe’ Improbe jing passion, once Lou is free. At| ‘The six ministers Inctuded In the Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota : least no Peggy says |lot ure Peter Perdue, 60; A. Hum-| signe pond neota.| Bailey, when interviewed at the he ‘Titian-hatred beauty, for| phrey, o. Bertele, 84; ; Pitz. | HARDING ee Dramawinnd sdineanssteesHtory, tdouinty ail Sate -Deenday, « eteadlly | oe dare feet mice wets “ate | cea eit ee tito ak cont STARTS ON PAGE 1 K also reported lower temper. | maintained eclaration Of 100-| renorted to have slain themselves, |Paul Yates, 28. The other members| atures, with cooler breezes tage ap ees s announced to the world that she|of the party were Mra. Jennie Dor tion. A republi Heavy rains fell over Northwest-| 9 sayy a SNe Tellegen are “hopelessly” in| land, 32; John Becel, 41; EB. Wast (2s ay ern Io’ a sige Peseta ave r lan to wed ingtor He Olwon, committeeman 2»: BP octe ti |me not to mak statements | gare hectan "leon, BAC! Chane dare, like their pres be a man ria s about the facts in the case, 1 am] eS ear : rae Uke thi even ff th re not KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 25.—! lwas Peegy’s vers! of the tines | N. Beck, 45, and Peter Osterberg, 29 eee ty are not | stagnation of air currents is largely |" 'anocent man, and am not wor-| “He's th fectly manly type rberg was released religions themselves. Stagnation of air currents iw largely | Fie aout the out tie ean [28 's tho perfectly m p « | ‘This committeeman saw in the |Tesponstble for the present tong-|! I've always wanted,” ahe sald. drawn-out heat wave over the country east of the Rocky Harding evangelism a cert of popularity and votes in 1924 But the American people oun. P. Connor, forecaster for Kan: | can take’ this for fact: Pres sas City, stated today. i Harding ts not talking alr currents | to them to make f circulation asa elie dead,” Connor said o some relief had been prom. for today t thermometer to boll the top aga » this morning, and every tnd jeation was th 196 would be broken here. | well as in his second 1 has one, he is going as best he can under hu. man limitations make the Golden Rule the keynote of his ic pollices. His experiment over to 'EXONERATED, | along this line will prove tre. mendously Interesting. The president's party de- KILLS SEL | trained at Ogden early today . | and boarded, motor cars for a three-hour, run to Salt Lake City over dusty roads. Tomorrow will be devoted to OAKLAND, June 26.—When Mias| } Helen McDonald+ charged Richard Landy with having stolen money from her he fought for exoneration. recreation, The president may The fight was successful and yes go to the Zion National park or the district att refused Play golf and make a short side im. trip into the mountains. name cleared, to the office of his ers, calmly tested the trigger revolver, counting Burned Hulk Hints of Tragedy at Sea SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.—The | b shadow of a s*a tragedy urned | st hulk of # nailing vessel—drifted| He left no note of explanation, but | across the path of the Matson liner / all believe worry over the charge} Lurline 800 miles off the Mendocino | against bim shattered his mind. | ‘one, two three.” | On the count of three he fired a t into his own head, dying in coast of California June 23, n tng to & report at the federal hydro | Condemn 750 Crates The object was partially sub. of Oregon Berries Merged and its identity could not| porTLAND, Ore, Jur a be established at the time, according to the report sent In by Captain B. H. Sandelin of thes Luriine check is being made of ves: en hundred and fifty crates of un derweight strawberries were con demned here today by state food in apectors. a t Monday's record of | ° © prosecuting attorney has boen taken in by Boos, It's a Joke, but, I'll admit, a darn serious joke, and Lou, on t hasn't aide of it yet, but upon bel that the referee had 4 DRYS MOBILIZE someone is going to pay for tt thru) ison of Geraldine’s sult for div the courts.” Ine was } wn to excialm: | The story ts regarded with akepti-| Lave ts everything.” FOR ELECTIONS a : _ HERE’S MORE ABOUT |/Plan to Stack Legislatures’ Boos and Bailey, connected in many question have been DEMPSEY Against Wets able de ; Ss 1 PAGE Depu r Ewing D. Col. STARTS ON PAGE 1 BY EARL J JOHNSON vin maid Monday case of murder | ORT T PE b WESTERVILLE, ©, Juno 26—-| against Boos which he had been pre-|*2Y_™more and some of the Bhelby| The nation's leaders today paring was weak {n several places. | office force think thelr salary should| made plang to throt the “Inevit- | There were many pointe which could | Pcetve first consideration jSble onslaught of the wet | not be cleared up, Colvin sald. The|, Working with the auditors today| Steps to “dry pack” every state wory th Boow . told.” teinittn jin the Shelby office was a repre: |iegisiatiure against following New | Paliey fitted in with the ph |nentative of Eddie Kane, the cha repeal | ‘<viGainde ‘Getter thank. 2b tn ger's manager, who in to look tn ead for hia end when the receipts A have been hard to con. |8¥® Passed $310,000 kets have not been smelling #0 From a reliable source od that tickets worth only $200 yesterday and not more |, sold from the|o f the mur of Sm it was 1 ayed holding the | y hearing to further my | gations. IT am confident | have the killer,” Colvin declared. | | BOOTLEGGERS now|, centiy reported lost in that Tho berries were sola by ated vio- | being Japanese dealers, who pro parlor at Renton. bs, another Renton soft | | : lently against the condemnation pro haben tehn a al ‘i PE? 3 yp Two Deny Guilt ceedings. Authorities were forced fide wart eae MORE ABOUT in Murder Case to threaten court action before the| his soft drinks. He had a bottle in PROSECUTOR ALBANY, Ore, June 2¢-cPieas|CTemta’s would consent to with-|his possession when arrested | od Ct tot igiilty ‘were: entered here ny. Pe Derties from sale All three posted $250 ball each | STARTS ON PAGE 1 t salty yh red her Some crates were from four to |tyeaday late yesterday by Geo. Parker and|¢e boxes short while others were |e ney Rulie Johnson, charged with the|,,, e ep Sania 2) 4 murder of Sheriff W. J. Dunlap, | 0°!” Packed, the Inspectors re “Ot course, I was under the of Linn county. The cases will soon be set for trial. ported Influence of this polyon Uquor, 10 REFUSE TO Days of ‘Turk’s Place, [notices that the property had been It was a bed night for be e leetzed by the state of Montana and gers, Sheriff Matt Starwich cla huge ‘ pagiocke , aided. ampbasis. to Ints to the tthe aign Officers confiscated a tahepeiotnte his crew of |cartoad of beer on & railroad sid: | eee - PY - = e ing. | Charles Kobock, 208 W. Roxbury| Most of the concession spaces on |*"% st, 8 Park, charged with /the “Main Drag’ aro being vacated| "9," ," pons onshine Uquor and op: jana the clerks ir nes still open{ 42 erating a still. spent most of their time in con-|° 7 Saat Dan Hogan, charged with poasess-|versation with cowpunchers gather-| 004 ola! other democr hine. Hogan ts proprietor |ing for two rival rodeos. pe eek elariartntr to | te wet te for CAR LINE ON CASH BASIS department nday, when $145,000 | from the rallway betterment fund | preside | | | t railway wont on a cash basis M borrowed the city council Six Aute Bandits Shoot Down Victim CHICAGO, June 26.—Peter Stout r store manager, probably |Rescue Passengers of Wrecked Vessel HALIFAX, N. 8., June 26.—Eighty passengers have been saved from the wrecked Royal Mall steamship | Caraquet, which is pounding on the was fatally shot by six automobile ban-| rocks of a reef 12 miles north of dits who held up and robbed two | Bermuda. Tugs effected the rescue South Side cigar stores and a bakery |of the passengers and crew. The| of about $8,000 today. veasse! is rapidly breaking up, reports | said | | Tried to Collect. { Bill With Guns | Armed with revolvers, John Val-| suano, 45, and his wife attempted to collect a bill from R, Andrews, on W. Florida st., Monday night, An: drews excused himself for a ment, left the room and called the| |pollce, The Valsuanos were both ar-| | rested and each ed of a busl |ness-lfke revolver, according to the | arresting offi Both are held in| |the city jail Tuesday, open ‘charges. Of Course It’s Camp Lewis Wireless for-— Folding Camp Furniture, Outing and Army mo: 76 University St., cor. Weatern Ay. 1, 2411, 458, Ell. 5992 Largest Line on Paeifie Co Visit our store, Seneca st., ern. on Howard Girls—Fried: Neld—Bernard Wagner and | | | _ _ | | Wow! What a Show! Mi 6 | Three Madcaps VAUDEVILLE 2st ACTS |. Rucker & Perrin “VIOLA DANA In “Crinoline and Romance” LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Jung 26.| The bootleggers evidently had | funds,” have all been cashed and the | Ten I. W. W., war-time prisoners| spread the word, for a number | $125,000 borrowed was repaid to the | whose sentences were conditionally| of persons saw mo and quickly | light department by council ordi commuted by President Harding, to | spread a false report about | nance Mon day chore to remain in the federnl| town. Councilman Oliver T. Erickson | penitentiary here rather than accept} “I arrived home very sick thheld his dollar-a-week pass ordi. | the terms under which thelr release; was advised by my physician from Monday's meeting, pend- | wan granted. \take a week's rest. 1 left for jing further consideration of the| Eight agreed to become Inw-abld-|aister’s home in Centralia that night.|measure, There are four council | | * E fovernment has decided that the na | It tn raid that he is heartily drea| Steamer Afire Is tion's alr power must be suffictently | Jot South America already and wants | * strong to protect them against at-| to get back to “God's country.” Mra Racing to Harbor | faci by tne strongest air force withe| | Poindexter ix keeping the “pot boll-| SAN PEDRO, Cal, Juno 26.—Tho| in striking distance of England, Pre. | jing” thru her letters featuring | HollandAmerican liner Dinteldyk,|mier Stanley Baldwin announced in | bootleggers vanished. and it was impossible for me to |for the street railw fund, War.} UIT PRISON! get from my office to my home j|rants issued 10 days ago and SUIN | without showing some effects. | stamped “Not paid for want of Ing citizens «nd remain loyal to the government and walked from the prison last night. Six others were Three days cf the week that I vy with my alster, I wa votes in favor of tho bill, and one under a other is needed to insure its passage. doctor’s care." | given into custody of immigration| The prosecutor said ho took four| officers tor deportation. | det tive: Sitnka “Go -ths liquor |Portland Barbers | Those who accepted the conditions “The two bootleggers ve ever) and wero released {ncluded Charles|taced the court before a far et 1| Return to Work Bennett, John P. Turner, Forrest! know,” he continued. "I do not} PORTLAND, Ore. June 26.—Port- Edwards, C. W. Davis, Ralph H.} their names, but they are| land barbers, who went on strike! Chaplin, John W. Ross, Michael Esp-| friends of another bootlogger who| during Rose festival weok, are back | per and C. W. Anderson |eoeaOn: teal.” at work today, their differences rest: | - tee ti Roscoe declared that he ts now|{mg in the hands of the state board 5° thoroly convinced that liquor gold} f conclilation, | Miles May Run for [as ponaea stuft tx mostly poison| ‘The board held a hearing tast| G I R Tinee night, and will soon report on the overnor, Is Rumor |i) namit that they put some-| barbers’ demand for more pay and| SPOKANE, June 26—Former Sen-jthing over on me," he declared. | Shorter hours. | ator Poindexter, o was appointed | Their purpose is apparent. But! 3 | ambassador to Peru when his term|t'm util In offic and will continue |England to Build ot ape ran ou epee 4 last, Ms |to wage a bitter law on the viola coming home for the summer and|tors of the law {nh Snohomis i semi-officlal announcement has been | county eon) Strong Air Fleet} made that he {ntends to run for gov- ernor of Washington. LONDON, June The British Washington society and life in Peru, which are now running in Eastern newspapers. which was due here on Juiy 6, is racing for safety today towards Colon with a fire in Its $1,000,000 cargo, according to radio advices here. ‘The boat, which ta one of tho finest motor ships afloat, expects to commons today Guardsmen Rushed to Mine Trouble Boys and Girls to os * reach the Panama port late tonight.| DICKINSON, N. D. June 26,- Visit Dairy Farm $$$ Capt 1. B. Baird Tath, Hare today PORTLAND, June 26,—Twenty| WALLA WALLA, June 26.—Mar-| with a detail of National Guaré boys and girls, prize-winners at the|vin E. Allen, young local man, J«|men to investigate trouble at tho lg. | Pacific International Live Stock ex position last fail, left here today for a trip to the Carnation Farms, near Seattle. The youngsters, from all parts of the state, made the best exhibits of dairy breed at the exposition, and the outing is part of thelr reward for taking the high prizes free here today, following the clear ing of his name in connection with the death of his wife Sunday Physicians who examined the gun shot wound which caused the young woman's death pronounced {t a sul clde tragedy, and Allen, who had been detained, was immediately re- leased. nite mines at Beulah A strike haa been on and reports hed here that armed I, W. W. | had surrounded the mines to keep workers out Sugar has been made at Liverpool university by means of the actlon of light on carbolic acld SEATTLE SHIP POLICE ARREST | HOTEL TEAMS MEET TUESDAY With watvers on but hotel stock now needed to al of the stock-|on $60,000 of the original hotel | injuries sustainea when the machine y to adopt the new | stock subscript riising the pres-|in which she was riding with her a $4,000,000 hotel, lent total to 000. husband was forced from the high- | tel campaign workers — |way by another automobile, were to meet Tuesday noon at room MOSCOW, June 26.—A woman| The woman sustained a broken 4466 Stuart cuss plans for the f! F the Chamber of Commerce, PAGE 9 FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE—PINE TREET—SIXTH AVENUE An Important Disposal of | GOOD BLANKETS a | AT SHARPLY-REDUCED PRICES tocked. and all are involves 76 pairs in all, representing short ends of lines that will not be re Among the items are some of our highest grade, fire wool blankets priced for the purpose of this disposal in a w that affords ve exceptional values 15 Pairs of Blankets Reduced to $7.50 Pair 1 Pair, Only, Fine White Wool Blanke | 2 Pairs, Only, North Star Gray Wool Blankets | 8 Pairs, Only, Plaid Wool Blankets | 4 Pairs, Only, Wool-and-cotton Mixed Plaid Blankets | —all are large, double-bed sizes; reduced to $7.50 pair. 24 Pairs of Blankets Reduced to $10.00 Pair | 4 Pairs, Only, Fine White Wool Blankets, double-bed size 16 Pairs Extra-fine Plaid Wool Blankets, double-bed size 4 Pairs, Only, Twin-size Plaid Wool Blankets | -reduced to $10.00 pair | 25 Pairs of Fine Wool Blankets Reduced to $15.00 Pair Most of these are from the North Star Mills from which come our finest grades of blankets. 14 Pairs Extra-fine White Wool Blankets, some with silk binding on | borders, reduced to $15.00 pair 3, Only, Extra-fine Single Plaid Wool Blankets, reduced to $15.00 ea 8 Pairs, Only, Very Fine White Wool Blankets for twin or single bed, reduced to $15.00 pair —Bedding Section, First Floor Broken Lines of Bedding Remaining From June Selling AT VERY LOW PRICES: BEDSPREADS, odd items, soiled from display PILLOWCASES in two sizes, 42x36 and 45x36; 16 pieces, assorted patterns, satinfinish, dou over 200 in the lot; closely-woven and free ble-bed size, reduced to $4.35 each. from dressing, reduced to 35¢ cach. x rs FAME ei Pa BED SHEETS of the better grades, single bed BE DSP READS Pap aan 9 size (63x99 before hemming), slightly soiled finish, with b oe bes so, on. ‘ from display, reduced to $1.45 each. st cornera, reduced to * each F BED SHEETS in three-quarter size and large double-bed size (72x99 and 81x99 before hem- ming), reduced to $1.65 each —Aisle Square, First Floor EADS, extra-large size, satin-finish hemmed, reduced to $7.85 each. | |. 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