The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1923, Page 1

d un. lodging cond ruesed iS Biv of 16, clerk Dan ven loped made head ieee. amen nO oeeeeeeee eee earner fe : Entered as Second Clase Matter May 3, 1899, at _ The seattle Star jm the Postoffion at Beattie, Wash. under the Act of Congress Masch § Yer Tear by Mall, #150 4 Dead in Destroyer Explosio » SATURDAY, JU ‘E 30, A8ZS. ON LEVIATHAN ANTI-BRITISH London Newspaper Story Declares Howdy, foryou? ofdeer folks! Isithotenough- How'dyoulikeatallglass- “ee “ P5493? are re creek aaNet Unfit” Remark NEWPORT, R,.I., June 30.—Four men were killed and ge Made on B Oar’ d four injured in an explosion in the forward engine room of the United States destroyer Williamson, it was learned ieenow.” | the Daily Mail, published t Lincoln, Newburn, N. C.; D. A. Milligan, Fairfield, A ¢ #8 Lasker (then chairman of the) J, A, Gioquinto, Far Rockaway, N. Y. The injured: L. I THESE DAYS shipping board) achard, Harry W, Amundson, H. B. Fields and Anthony is it “Well, for yout” *T'll say sot “It isn't the heat, it's the humid: | ity. ‘ou said it!” | “It's a scorcher: “Sure ist” ve, sortal” “Ll tell the world!" “Looks like it might get hotter!” “Sure does!” “Well, slong!” *S'long!” George, hot enough | host, Hstened with jof approval to a ti everything Britta nayal architect, who ditioned the Leviathan, the SAYS ¢ OF CROOKE! | The Daily Mail quotes ing he had learned all icks of British steamsbi; and that Ar to sweep the patch YORK Anglo Rock. Maryland, Pride of the American Fleet, Arrives «| Big Battleship Drops Anchor in Harbor Sat- urday; Plan Sailor Entertainment ght Maryland, |(o welcome Pres Another hot-look has o craft afloat, drop-| he ; s from Alaska a. both nations Bde: Seber’ SEATTLE WILL BE ABLE taal Sh eile called to the ~ Pi aie the jing, | 2 VISIT THE SHIPS propaganda c doll on ty the ships of tho line. | 2 ay h ie Doctors at the annual ¢ Maton whining beard: tees chored here untii| Visiting hours aboard the ships will American Medica of the society complain of a shortage of delirium motives © Amer be observed betwe g returns from 2 1 and & p. m. and is considered the world's fin fighting ship. oO, Seeitle. abroad unless n halt in mpecdily call ed 0 onti-British speeches, with Hwhietrettio’ «atthe ebippue beard t | mt [mitral Hilary P. This is her first visit Jones, ship, whe unk « flirty gtim. a tons Dlonde and she yous classy harbor. ther tolk was pert and sassy; | ar Coad a si 7 7 aré flugding the country, 1 A teat’ ot vessels ower In tbe galing hc Fuii of pep and fatz and vim. A lot of fellows would like George Kemp's job; but no one 9 Hs yet come along who\ SAYS ANTUBRITISH vapor ygin iat afk: partieehipa | gent Harding and for « great Fourth She was supple, soft and slimmy could fill it, He is doorman at the New Washington, and has met x0 many celebrities he BIAS DISLAYED Maryland, New Mexico, Idaio and| of July celebration will be discussed | been perfected and the men will be | shown a glorious time, according to |the Chamber of Commerce commit Oh, the mushy words of quecr-mint They exchanged in balmy “dearment | ‘Til she chanced to pop her spear- Swindled Seattle Widow * “tt ner oritien wore ‘HARDING STOPS on Mr. Kemp Ee there. ( ing petter-jeoking z Bratt he 8 today when the vessel returned from a cruise. The dead Fig rte ie pen vag re ag egal eg “in terma/and injured were taken to the navy hospital here soon ee eed unfit after the Williamson anchored. The accident, details of gatherings aboar which are lacking, occurred while the Williamson was} mag Sar ioe steaming off the Rhode Island coast. : from the New York corre The dead: Clifford Latchford, Lebanon, Ohio; Har: government in first ing and leach day, jt was announced Friday tremens subjects to study. strictly anforciiig the mandate ¢ ahd. motor driven ship, l Dower hodte tren the: battleships sill | body gets delirium tremens supreme court againat the right of word in fighting perfec : y vi t ‘om the vessels. drinking present-day booze ¥ get foreign ships to carry Nquor are|tion, according to navy men. She |°aFry visitors to and from rigor mortis. } bound to be seriously misconstrued | carries an arniuinent of 16-inch guns| The fleet is under command of Ad sae whose flag: | | the Seattle, is anchorea in the} TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. FARMER BOYS STRUCK DOWN ~ BY LIVE WIRE Idaho Workers Are Killed by Volts of Power Line While in Field TWIN FALLS, Idaho, June 30.—Three farmer boys, broth- ers, were killed near Tuttle yes. terday when the steel arm of a hay’ derrick they were operating came In contact with a wire of the high power line of the Idaho Power Co. which. ran across the farm. Lioyd Aken uged 12, was dr b4 derrick when th steel arm swung of voits ainst the wire, Thousands 4 thru the Jad’s body. | His brothers, Glen, 21, and Thomas, 18, attempted to pull his body from the derrick, They were instantly electrocuted. es attached to the der- killed, and a cow rub- flank against. a strand of wire a short distance away, was trocuted The mother of the three boys and the wife of Glen, who stood earby, immediately rushed to the aid of the victims. Others working in the fields intercept- 1 them, saving their lives. he three boys were buried thir afternoon in t cemetery plot at Gooding by the side of their father, the victim of an automobile accident last fa STRIKE BLOW AT PLUMBERS Suit Charges | Organization | Bleeds Public Faced with ejection from.the or ganization, charges were made by |two local plumbing concerns In a |sult filed in superior court Friday that the Seattle Master Plumbers’ and Heating Engineers’ association is operating as a price-fixing body, he shook a flirty shimmy, Hh Li newspapers have |t!® flagwhip Sendtic: ‘These craft y att be : eae eee dt murue “Clone | forgets half of them. He is'seen here at the pleasantest job he has performed in months—|,."™ a dheoreat Tromarding | Were t0 be Jolned after July 4 by the [Mt @ dinner given Saturday night by nm she'd murmur “Gimme; observed dlscrest wilence regard joing tthe Atherigun CA 9 Rear Afimire aa | helping Miss Sue Kilkenny from her taxi at the hotel entrance. lthe scenes which chara tant | Dartieatiipe ‘Texosrand Oklahoma. © | 7.’ eet ams and: Vice Admiral She could hi hi id f he a ‘ a The ships will remain in Seattie| “ st | Hhe could have the world from him. | a ee week's trial trip of tho Leviathan. | 000, Mee ih of July and will then |C. Wiley, battleship division com. r * Yet tho fact remains that spec eptlongaecshe = ut ea ott ander Such a set of ducky-doodtes! If You Are Wise L with which the trip was celebrated [De #eRt to various Sound ports, with MELSS o. entertaining’ the thou ene sey metay FONE : air a Senerated into what is described ax sands of sailors and officers who wiil How she spent his dough tm oodles! You'll S mi ] e A dingusting exhibit of antLBrit come ashore from the Maryland have How he never turned @ hair! | 3 Seith Fe jin restraint of trade. The sults were ! pita besetting peo aig ae filed by the University Plumbing inentt pa BY LESTER M. HUNT Kenneth Hartley ‘to Be Seized i in Mexico for} eis ships in New | HOLD FL |company and Courtney & Robinson, How he shook her then and there! Dishes og nent ial Ci El thereby, in the words | HERE ON linc. elieving Ame petitive disabilities |tainment of every man and officer on every vessel in the harbor has been prepared for July 24. All men quiet is when their fac » “could With wrinkle-remoy @amsen’¢ laugh lest the male vampire, 5 bold; Kenneth Hartle President Is at Yellowstone Park for Rest helleved to be on defrauded Mrs. ( had | American of two men vin of 19 out creating the convi ly tal ¢ a ne 6 he} tained at a cinema sho - | bia theater and other playhouses in OUR OWN TRAVELOGUES was a mental incompe ave. W., of $10,000 on May 90-1 avn he dlaappeared hea were delivere BY LAWRENCE MARTIN | the city, it was announced Saturday $KB91. COLLEC ES Bib ctaeb nde Ac caatienal has been located in Juarez. Mexico. | CUSWORTH WROTE Jel rms whi WITH PRESIDENT HARDING | This day will be known os Fleet day, “GHK o¥ 2 men WY Ne ONOTRSION 5 note may be seized by Texas deputies | LETTER TO MRS. 1 © prin’ a rON: SATION nd the entire city will join with the POUGHKEEPS ¥ 29 3 Al wit accept his application and put|s"y terught aver the tine saturn 21 aca areal “Lasker, who wan the IN XELLOWSTONE NATIONAL! cations in: taking it’ celebration| HOME BREW him to work @ day when Kemp|iay night to answer charges Of| sire Lesin corius” vhs (Turn to Last Page, Column 1) PARK President Harding | never to be forgotten in naval his- SEATTLE STAR aa anes tal anaait tee en Poel Salles Ma ded se and hit Alaska-bound carn today | tory. A BUNCH OF W SHINGTON sim circumstances, according tO} never marry he L “ entered one of America's pl I Hoge ee s Mower in ALUMNI JUST HAD DINNER AT! ler, hing: \aavices received by The Star Batur- |the expennes af avcity detective te aR eT ON ransport Henderson, will be in the SMITH BROTHERS RESTAUEBANT (if they baad , ae pina jag ; ‘teas ba - arene : phot from harbor July 27 and a review of the RS R go.to Los Angeles to bring Cusworth eaten pal cheering crowds, | olk HERE STOP YEP COMMA THE During the 10 year Kemp hi Hurtley man. whom. loon! pack to Seattle, but the tatier mon beaten path of cheering crowds, | ships will be held at that time. Tt EMITH BOYS OF COUGHDROP .| greeted the visitor to Se b= has | police belleve aided “Charles “Cus | aged to escap Pea ee Ca ie ty el ele ene | ie. understood, that/.the “Henderson FAME STOP THIS iS THAI ined A déep insight Ipto humes| worth.in obtaining $10,000 from Mra.! 41 pase po who have been ingeg cre rede pt are is rrrabg' OA ie peeaidemt. thane HOME TOWN STOP THE COUGH. han been abked: ques-|Levie, to whom Cusworth wun eX: | gettniae torreon oe ae, peer ee ee ae aa fe i an: Sin here | INE STOP BOT! RS in Japan to the age o' Nedl to Cali@ewnta hein implicatec ove | surroundings fe, the impos OW CLEA HAV STOP rape me aa a Gaewetn dtke yaad Hheceuy Hes rgh es aig lee nehhe page So Declares Great Falls) ty'cr navine n real vacation while} emrtabial a - = « 1 “4 ace ane ble that artley may be implicated i jhe is president was borne in po OTHERWISE LOOK LIKE THE | fe to give attention to|charges here, preferred by Mre.|in the Seattle {raud case and co.| Banker Contributor Mr. Harding. The retinue that at- AIR SQUADRON FHOTOGRAPHS IN YOUI rrival at the hotel and|Levia shortly after he disappeared |turned here for trial if tho Ei Paso} | tended him into the park this morn.| share that he gets servic and pérhaps| with her money: Hartley tas newr | authorities cannot prosecute him BY HENRY L. FARRELL ing at Gardiner, Mont, wax as} TO COME HERE, 2 fs 5 about the city. Kemp must/been charged with a crime here, al-} there, gemanad inchs tine umerous as \he entourage of many| There's a « diplomat and an information|tho Mra. Levis charges that she! Htartiey is niso knowr Kitig| .. CROAT FAL pages tight an ent king and there will be| A squadron of 12 De Haviland sea! @verything. e living in the vi- 1 $1,600 which he had in No change will made in the : < : bureau combined. There are no|loaned him $1,600 which had in| folt, police may - aD fg | Many witnesses at all times—even| planes carrying 10 officers and 15] @nity of Mount Etna won't have to able he lett date and Jack Dempsey and Tommy Fourth of July, |Testrictions on the questions he | possession whenine' 5 | Gibbons. will’go into. the in| When he goes fishing, men will proceed from San Diego up A ¥* |asked and answers. Edison should| MET THE TWO MEN procera SH kbpayeltlonng ‘on,| The president, however, will make| the Cocst to Sand Point on or before No ks who| hear of th AT SUMMER RESORT Arrest Banker for \Great Fally banker, who hay as.| the best of his two-day vacation in| July According to advices from SUS ches abel aan keep | NOTICES PECULIARITIES 1"! alg Ravi Bik two saen- att Juggling His Funds) seat charge of the flaht, said here| tbe park. Practically every minute| Lieutenant Wyatt of tho Aircraft them clear of perspiration by install-|OF THE TRAVELER xcelnior Springs, Mo., last fall, | | today oc n'tme had been divided up by | squadron of the battle fleet to F. H them. dravelora: fron thie: Afaleat: seai| worth won. hér protilas. of tarhage | Stephenie Mestabn.speeritent of|{o pay the third installment of: thel. heb gi rah pnd fe lt cage aa cont aL tgs the country and can aize|He followed her to Heattle when shel tne Firat National bank of sheridan,| Dempsey purse, but he declared hel Tast night he delivered an nd-| ‘The squadron, whlch is to atay at But there good thing about) up @ manor woman-as they alight/returned to her ‘homo Here, and), 1+ inécty ‘on $10,000 bail today,| Would not turn the money over tol Grenson’ social juatic ‘omen and | Sand Point for a period of six weeks, Wet Weather—the butter will spread, |from their taxis. And in sizing up| Mrs, Levis says ‘evabemwen: woman een ing bia indictment on. 33{ 28K Kearns until Monday labor in Helena, He called on tho | was brought North thru action taken “a Lig dik ¢ t intry a whole he has the|#everal times in Seattle me Aik ‘hi | Stanton said he had received! public to protect and preserve home| by Spanish war veterans in connec- EST, Gite OEE, Til OFFICE st condemnation for the New ; Onithe pestexe ee pea cari | a fy ff ve aamsal teem 1 pledges for the final $100,000 for/ and family life and to strengthen the| tion with the Seattle Chamber of VAMP, SE the worst t Pg ep ik bebe ie married her, | national banking fund Dempsey from 20 wealthy Mon-| religious aide of national life. | Commerce. sed tera at ulna eo art, have |Cusworth asked $10,000 eaah to BUY! scriggin’s chief offense consisted tanans He sald both capital and labor had) The giant seaplanee will fly in- faith hee eyes beteneni ith,” K een ort. |utvas tat, ahe tee hind the $10,000, [oC Jus8ling fiRtites so as-to lower] “We will live up to the terms of (Turn to Last Page, Column 5) | Jand a portion of the way and stops , dont think she's suffering | | |, * vahing. [and in addition loaned ‘Hartley $1,500, | 247%! Whcome tax payments, it ik) tho contract and that Is all anyon : jill be made at Medford, Ore, and o een '~ A * a cua tae Ie Se ea hearth © sets yout $3,000 is involved. Prac-| could expect of us," Stanton sald at Portlanc faly, aa teree Ai it | | ton : ‘ k orket jtleally alt the stock in the bank is] When asked about official state Harding to Have At Sand Point, which has b Sak u ed and province are HARGE PAIR {by Serogain, but the Institu:| ments that he and Dempsey. would Load of Souvenirs |*nned to handie the armada, pro- Pca jisionutea: frorh tHe: Saater OF 5 T in good financial condition, It] prosecuted for fraud if they) PORTLAND, June 0.--President|iMOWs will bo made that the public a elo tate ts Sinha ig idl OTED YACHT!" pce failed to go thru with the fight,| yarding ¥ leave Portland next|™&¥ have opportunity to observe sho us how to|# Magee pd i eo ke hoe LO Kearns said he thought st unfair to} Wednesday loaded down with sou.| ‘elt maneuvers with impunity | ¢ x the p al *| condemn them prematurely | venirs. It is planned to have the eyes of et r and seta in the Hudson, He oe tea a 8 sh 4 been! palatal | DEP STRIKE | “We have not failed in any way| A statue by an Oregon »: ulptor, a| "He battle fleet circle over the bay nes on Hoboken he.| Yacht Nooya as she lay anchor | an Ore culptor, nape ah Noh ; He braced right wp and asked the At ehines On Reponen | the le Yacht club, June 23, | 4 7 to live up to our contract and until) jarge myrtle wood bow! and a sliver |{y wmqeanne the bate ident Harding a ceo Hn rant tn ant pa a Seti asec Suen) ESTGHT. ATREDD| e's toto son he"un|inrs ur weed! ant eae | serene the esis Beenno millionaires for her hand, |tan but cannot conceive of its shin-| (4 “0g arrested at Fliste'# Rome] mg first viol bs a | AROUME be threatened,” Kearns said.| are some of th things 10° 6 nmcen| You wee, 1d owned a beach resort, |ink anywhere else 22 Third ave. N., Friday afternoon,| 6 prim cers ce ha ge, ttlke| The 20 men, supposed to be! the executive as token of his local And 40, of course, he had the sand,| “The Californian js not quite ax | 2222 Third ave. ae Rdg hud sibip one 3 (oe bollermkera on the Swan Lake] shelby operators from. the fields| yigit ew York Wins the ay bad aa the New Yorker but he In| Aid were being held on water ipa, line construction Job | near Shelby, have heen promised re-| Ty gaaition the coinci of churches! Spokane Shoot Cup| The iast word in Sheikiat sin nerup for the unpopularity! according to Detectives Tom Hay- fourred Friday, according to com-| jrabursement of the $5,000 will present Mr, Harding with a reso-| WASHINGTON, June 30,—-'The Spplying Stacomb to your Turkish | honor He concelted and the} aon and Charles Waochter, the loot.| 2@'t fled Saturday charging C, 'T. | which they advanced, from the ti lution supporting his world court! spokane cup, donated by the city of Yowels. |‘native son’ idea is written all over] prom the yacht, valued at $700, was Selena Mi ‘i T, Gordon, suid to} et sulex and in addition they get! entry plan. Fapoleanie. to, thas Atnerianid eh Ree § oe him. 4 strike breakers employed on the | one-third of the movie rights, which “ Cee |found in the Fiishe home, and resto, Nahe sieuilta making the highest merits with tur Africa (x rapidly getting eivilized,| NEW ENGLANDER 18 moved to pollce headquarters, Lieut,| "a" NIN assaulting Oto Hoecker | were turned over by the promaters. | py Club Will ret gUNS at Khort range target prac. tay a “ : ‘ and 8. Sites, union workers who| stanton said he interested himseit| £ Fess u 1 ge target prac Ya 4 writer. But she won't be) TIGHTWAD, HE SAYS |W. B, Kent Jater announced that ome dicate the dob h he "t tice, has been awarded this year to qelly civilized until they pay some) “The New Englander {x a tight she had admitted the theft | : bd aed ie PA MAS AS hd Bc Entertain Harding the battleship New York, the nayy 10-pou 4 cannibal $200,000 for beat-| wad and the Southerner seems to} Mra,. Flishe, accompanied vy her| ig ort to the gomplaint, sites | Monta Sache President, Harding as editor of 1g | department announced today af canniba 0 nes |have the faculty o akin ‘0 ‘ee C a pe « ic wecke were walking dow ad nnjbal into uncon: the faculty of making you feel | pretty daughte appeared AR Gat soe AGEMUR RETR ee A les. Trai Marion Star and the newspaper men z fag }that he is ni Hitle better bred Han headquarters Sasuraas {5 abet hond [# a GS Tita combed nee ¥ on Los ngeles |rain in his party will be guests af the Se. | ¢ ion Mt tart eating canned | tween you could not as yet be admitted to bail,)/behind and beat them up, he to Fight Canceled Tily 7) whon’ they: return: te attle 4h Inalonier ‘On the whole, the Middle West-|. Fiishe was a salesman for silver |tWwo were arrested and releaved un 108 ANGELES, J ‘ Ml : ‘ sh | f Os HELMS, June 20-— | trom Alaska, A special re ont H a S . Is , eae ' erner i the best tyne of Ameriean| pols, according to the pole, bt der $25 bal, Hhollbihiis & coNteNinder MeLRURHELT gina darmmerciun will ikaene vheet Is Story Is on §s adjourned in honor of pay-|to moet, Ho ts cordial, interested in| failed to make a nuccoms at the bist! Hoecker resides nt 9222 Ruinier| ‘eddy Mayes and. Passenger |for Spokane to make final arrange: | i os wt You hava. to alow im and] new. ‘The yacht Nooya Is owned by ave. and Sites Iver atthe Dush|- Agent Monohan, af the Southern !wene ter the emertaunent cee || . Page 16 Today A. J.B. (Turn to Last Page, Column ) ( ‘ampbell Chereh, of Kugene, Oregon, hotel, Jackson st. / (Torn to Last Page, Column 2) presidential party, x | will be admitted free to the Colum. | restraining order to prevent the asso- ciation ousting them from mem- bership, claiming such actlon will |result in irreparable loss to them. | They allege their ejection is threat ened because they object to price- | fixing activities of the masters’ or- |ganization, The restraining order was temporarily issued by Judge Brinker late Friday. It is returnable for argument July INDUCE ) T0 LEAVE The two concerns charge that the association has caused union oper: jatives to withdraw from their em- jploy and threaten to continue the | practice, unless the two concerns te with the practices of the as- (Turn to Last dads Column 7) YEGGS GUARDED BY ARMED MAN Woman Awakened by Blows on Ice Cream Co. Safe | While a woman looked on jher bedroom window, four armed yeggs broke into the H. C. Stokes, Inc,, Ice Cream & Candy Co, 414 Yale ave, N., at 3:20 a. m, Saturday, |smashed the safe and escaped with an undetermined amount of cash. While one of the thugs stood out: side the factory beside a waiting auto, guarding his companions with a rifle, the other three men broke in the rear door and with a sledge hammer knocked the combination from the safe from The operation took cnsiderable }time and created a noise which awoke Miss Mary M, Staitzman, 414 Yale ave, N., directly opposite. She went to her window, opened it and looked out, She saw the men leave the building and hold a conference on the sidewalk, She then retired to bed, thinking they were employes of the place, she Nad been awakened several tim in the past week by similar ex- periences. A Tew minutes later she w ened by a cr the window a. into the aut and disappear notified, and showed the anil looted were store. Det S awale hn, and upon going 1 n, saw the men jump 4 Ford touring ‘The police were then A Search of the place had been. wrecked Several boxes of candy found near the entrance of the ives believe the men who committed the robbery are the same men who stole the safe from Swift | drug store at 1, 50tH st. and Univer I sity way a week ago. { - ; 5} 4 t | ; ' fs | | + | i | i | voor tent et Ae ETS EA ERT A A A et