The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1923, Page 1

puld tile tle his A rand prom, = \ ted Bealed apt tho PPAR PRL RPSL PR ADP APAPRPPSPPRSPPSPPSPSPPSPPPPPRP PPP PPPPPPPSPPPPPPAP PPPN Fo ed as Second Clase Matter May 3, 1) at the Postoft at Meactio, Wash, under the Act of Cong se Maich 8, 1879, Jer Year, by Mall, 1.59 The Seattle Star | WEATHER: Milk FORECAST | VOL. 25. NO. 110. Ww ASH, TU EX SDAY ; wu LY 3, 1924, TWO CEN] SE S IN SEATTL Harding Is in Oregon Sheby Makes President Will Arrive on Puget Sound Thursday Waits Daring ME SLL PIONEERS OF (Mike Will Pilot President s Special \TACOMA NOW Fig ht! Eseape ae Getting Last of Top of Running OF EXECUTIVE: Bie Money Freight Train By Henry L. Farrell LITTLE FALLS, nn., duly City Aquiver With GREAT FALLS, Mont July i—The trail of Edmund Rust, —Taking a gambler’s chamee, | ‘*perado and fugitive, was picked up here today when he Expectancy Over, 2s Kear in the wee bowers | fought a. gun duel with Hubert Zs ait of this morning agreed to sexsd | Hrissinger, railrond special | First Man of the ck Dempsey into the rixeg | agent, on top of a Great North United State Howdy, fotiss! Tomorrow—now One way to ass Si == ARE PRASED erackers ins! Passed on is F His young career is blighte Leoked down a Rome To see if it was lig ar Frontier Romance| Seattle tomorrow Small boy an .) - ty Predicts Vast, amuse themee! United States canpipaTe For tHe rowox| Pacific Empire IVY CLUB inst Tommy Gibbons in Stret ern freight train. by on duly 4, Kearns is takieng Rust has been unsuccessfully sought by dozens of posses in the Dakotas, Minnesota and a chance that he would be atete Fearn oe ete ereccer| MEACHAM pet the $300,000 pume | Wisconsin slice Monéal iii ight his Wreerackers.| i cinim vester M guaranteed him in his contract sconsin since Monday 5 old boy to light his own firecrac : ye By Lester M. Hunt maraziteed him In\ his cot when he shot Sheriff R. C. Many people will TACOMA ' r Cit f wanes Fulker, Aberdeen, D., to cauikar, Roman candies’ s Pap Dentin na pect ‘cout, “eath and leaped from a passen- oes to the country, wh . for Pr t : ker (rain near Moorhi Mier — exchanging shots with Frissing eS well, they can start a dand several est fire. ar a rea Rust ee m fe cnd| leaped from the to} the ‘Annual ski tournar s to throng t “ re saake| freight tra stole an automo- ‘day in Rainier park. If be provid ” i Al $100,000 bile from a private near don't ski, ® r de ning As “matters bow st nd, the pre by and again escaped. fect by stepping on ab wre wded wit moters would arto be facires Neither Rust nor Frissinger Harbe h 4 certain loss of thousands of Was weended: fn the gun fight. Next to now ug | Fe m ed t the) dollars in putting on the fig shi is the ’skiter f ntat The sale of tickets has be JU S A hick town is they | son moe| times that no one appears to 4 never heard of Joseph Conrad until pmorrow I i, with y have a very definite idea of howe _ SECOND TIME A 4% thronging holiday and « ivid cele nd fireworks” dl ature’, with events | many have been sold. ove Congequéntly, in view Ofjhe ex 4 plete fina his wife started writing reetpes for |'« the Good Housekeeping maga ‘ OUR own TRAVELOGU New York, June 2 Dear Homer: at Leng Beach when Bert Savoy was killed by lightning. Saw Brook. tym train fall off elevated, killing NARDINO, Cal., July 3. jouth Dakota and Minne: sota authorities were combing the orthwest today for Edmund Rust, California prisoner, who shot and ed Sheriff Fulker, of Aberdeen, celal chaos p: jastnight a willingness on the part of ity turns out en masse | the promoters to let the match 0 by défa by ent to stop here since Roosevelt Kearns has been the object of PRESIDENT WILL BE cism for insisting upon payme has beet deciared.an cont will close, | velo; enc inems he while the 16 welcome the first the past here recalled simi ty made by Rust © quiet seven people and injuring a score > crowds of Eas MET BY HONOR GUARD the final $100,000 before permi more. Am having a swell time, | Ores who have for . ie ae ashe i to go inthe ring : Wish you were here—Bill Mc garb of the Old West, M net by an ©. final:hours were r Curdy. ip es ding spoke the Ise of the O 1 infantr peara sto have ? © | breaks, ed from a mov’! who claimed and he 7th Inf in soeklng <a: sw ye Of! and: slid down an embankme handcuffs and le © United Stat bition departn Gaxelaw, the pro : a fie ave m the Union dep uls Obispo, C: wh fH concentrating all of its avail the Tacoma hotel re 1,600 Wash.4 KEARNS SAYS HE County Clerk James M. Killian, men on New York gton will meet the President (IS "GOOD FELLOW” f San Bernardino county, was tak If it will he toan it all of the confe Kea > muke the fi =35 |ing him to the penitentiary to ser it good. FF) 4 sentence for stealing an automo DRY AGENT IS SHOT D4: x postponeme of m | bie Why doesn't Maj : be mothe taht ‘ ; : bin line vale : " * WHEN HE IS TAKEN ; Pacapyetendics for $ He was rearrested the olla 15) 2 Raemagpbep — expresses day while milking a cow near the pagal be coupe & + FORA BOOTLEGGER ne oth the 200.00: ne of his escape. Rust was pas 3 n = ( ‘One! 9 already ‘been’ peldi.to. him from Folsom last April. “7 BACHAM a] pri pe : = siaaied” te oat nee, while being brought to San What is funnte: 1 who watches wit a ph rhage anae Pern f his $300,000 purse from th Temardino by a Santa Rosa, Caly wilted collar laush t ot hia 'pertion ox yee SL Re (Turn to Page 7, Column otter, Rust escaped in Sacramento, i ; cheaper He w i , Nev. eee In optimistic the preside pati ap he ogee si Attempting to escape a he was Figurin’ Phil: D the _past| predicted that some day the West ape 8 elie g ae Shelby Celebrates press with » bulletin the leg from year 2,000,000 books were borrowed Northwest. alone, will claim sit today, was shot : Aue shertera’ el from the public library. Of Sion acca io tours on the Burdett Ross ape News of Sure Fight **™y shesitt’s shotgun. 995 were by heriff. this number, Grey. at present. SHELBY, Mont. July 3.—She? Z ed the magic words, “"F t ¢ with a Western cete bration that grew wilder cyery minut } Gloom and disappointment thext A Y had hovered over the place for daxs} turned into at sunrise amd tho greeting given Jack Kearm cement assumed all the clemer of a young riot by #, development Harding said. it must be without the en: Turn to P: win 4) Mea Giities ‘report no crop age this year at the Green Inke ing beach. “Big Mike” Duffy, 61, veteran engineer of the Great Northern railway, will pilot > TO , ; uN NL age bad iatoe eam TRANSPORT I President Harding's special train from Portland. to Tacoma on July 5. Mike has haunted 3 ONLY | many railroad presidents’in his day, but this will be the first l Jent. that ose || RE ADY TO SAIL i be the first real president that he has ever played chauffeur for. Phot , Action Comes as Result of Comptet ‘onditioned, inside req & Carte ff Photographer First word ived over Sailor’s Death haves just. an as you\and out, the t ansport Hende et ral En in , Fe aa ee es press wires, whe p of fight rae Bees found ways to make both ends|n ‘ Pre Veteran E eer) 7; ° ndaMre, Baye A reception. y {fans kept watch all night. As thes BY S.B. GROFF test, womebody comes ‘along. and|Harding and his patty to A : 8 ousands ates EY RESELL ETNRS | tockea into the eet «stranger | Ava arect ret of the death a PaNes the cnds left the navy yard at Brom I Picked for Nae eee dhe ateglaiy ieatinerahorts (tuermmecenpeted then M. B. Domast, 25, navy sailor, who es Tuetday morning for Tacoma to be wate 4 , Gentlewomen from the East, wee | was instantly killéd in an. elevator ter noon on the transport Hen- | to recive the dienes! © Bir, Honor for Huge Celebration ¥.:i' es: Guy E, Kelly, republican national came with their husbands to see the cowboys, mountains and the fight; ented love * created on Old Mother Nature And as an antidote, cident at the Japan New Avon hotel, 601 ave, Spare me your psalms and your Fe a Peat e 10 A.M. to 5 P, M. Viiting hours on battleships and ions. merton was thrilled as the ‘ CO eae cevetied ne the man {cowboys from the roundup and wile | Monty night, officers of the Pacitie sos transport weighed anchor, Honor BESET vk osts Fro f Saat) 3 , aye for ce tie Nour it Tacoma, For he in| West shows and leather-Jacketed £2 | flect now in port declared that the You can ng Admiral Nulton, in command of oe OAH CASALE i Hosts From All Sections of State Here for jor nthe: But a ane ch hs sent |Men with girls in bungalows apromss | hotel would be “outlawed” from the pattie, the frankfurter ¢ the third division of the fleet paey diee atey fOr 8 ne Record Observance ~ hore after the city had exerted every |O" their arms joined in a demow— | patronago of its men, and thet naval give all their patrons their mone alute of 13 guns was fired. dont of th States In , dae ee belt included In the | stration, the like of which Shelt | police would be posted outside to pre worth. other admirals salute Gomme entrusted: tote, DARS I vionel® tend nquadron of hard-rld-y many wars, are in Seattle awalting| itinerary and had seemingly failed. not known sinee the armistice | cent entry by” sailors A dia In respect to Admiral Hoog Pre Sif ing troopéts trom Camp Lewis, the|the algnal that will’ send them’ over | yistt fAS SOME res helby’s greatest desire now 4° | Theaction of the fleet officials was Women aren't the only people that|werff, of the navy yari Pr HUPROAY | sarong’ of Séatllea Fourth of Sih (He tod ld Ae. MBaeteelMGUHAl Gf MnO: AIO NTIICANCE to go ahead and get the fight over | algo influenced in lanes measure by wedr transparent clothes—look at| The Henderson a slick and ie MIKO" | visitors, from: all: parts. of Puget | July parade at 10 o'clock Wednesday Raed ae Se Despite the — optimism allegel drunkenness and immoral ee -of these ginks in. white. flan-|ciean ab if St eka! Dtiteeron eteran engineer of the) oo ay t reached the propor: | morntn, While political leaders here vigor-| the dispatches from G conditions in the hotel, which they pels! Kc, enclosed in glasy, which PRES Who will tions of an Invading army ‘Tuesday Wednesday the city will throb with | CUSIY assert that no political consid- lexcitement was not ay 1 | say has proved a menace to sallorg CAH Gs) has been built espect for the president's special train} se atone from the Puget Sound | the tramp of marching men, thebeat | erations Influenced the president In| might have been because heretofore | on liberty in Seattle Some men love ment #0|preyident, is one of the many new | DOrth fr Portland. district, but from all parts of thelof drums, the clatter of. cavalry | king his Western, trip, they admit jevery time the fight was declared Responding to a call from the hotel much that the ately eat|features put on. ‘The cabin and|, Dutt pa: Hae PUN BEA pese state visitors are mobilizing In Seattle | Mounts, the rattle of harness and the | (Mat It will have an important bear (Turn to Page 9, Column 3) i (luen to Page 9, Column 8) things that don’t vith them. tateroom, designated forthe colonef | ‘tins for the Groat Northern ralle) oo tai thecers t Fourth | flapping of bate tl gd For. tow (2 on his candidacy for re-election, | __ 90 CRS E E : shee Nii of marines, will be occupied by the | Way for the past 40 years, was highs) oo ya vnration in itw history, {hours Seattle will live again in the| 29 the first plac, they bellove It) sessseseaseasteasanzssassttataannasstestattess ses aantttntttttsatesaateaaeetttee tee ttttte A pessimist is a man who wears) progiac id. Mrs, -Etardin int pleas Tuesday at his new a AouRddae: Of soldier; ‘walloke Kal tévar Of War eniilisiman and tt {| WIL Kill the Ford boom in the West 3 yenders and « belt dit Bey tp tas gies lita ignmer Casey Jones” to Presi | i i ey ae 2° 8 phew meeting and ming with the 4 both suspend re and 1 i have an Ajoinin _room Harding. He will be at the| marin Augmented by veterans from (Turn to go 9, Column 2) people of the West, they say that 3 eee Anyway, it's ln teaplmanded a Masttoyer dlvision during [tnrottle. of, enatn PGi eir is i Harding will gain snopes in i$ ? = as for fleas Hanes : ‘Nn | wil haul the president's special to . popularity as his pleasing person 3 ces 8 thee _fominand of the | sracoma. He was to leave ‘Tuesday FOURTH OF JULY EVENT ieyatas mala bite flange wneroyente # enderwon on the trip. Lieut, Com t op nis train. for J e v) a ntanies | 33 Lessons in Salesmanship; If she mang . he trip. le exeeus | maernoon to prepare; his) train “1 ere te he hag atonnes ; 3 rears @ No. § and requires 0D last, ee ane eae eu | tho trip 1 A. M.—Monster parade, starting from Second aye. SRA pe LA wrk aN py ps 3 3 Ashe ive officer, and 19 officers and) sy yealize the responsibility that ; Wout OO: at fs dent should visit it and a long step : ov aeagada Fang 4 440 mere comprise the ore A r cena me and 1 am highly and Lenora st. Line of march west on Lenora to toward greater confidence in the ad $3 fae WE HAVE NO BANANAS | |TEN¢ Suard of two officers and 72 I that_1 should be chosen axj| First, south to Yesler way, east to Second, north to Pine, }| ministration has boon taken, accord i Me ine no ballads of mellow an. (men will Recor pany she arty and to handle the special|| east to Westlake, northeast to Fifth, and north past re- || ing to political observers who feel § in addition the United States Navy Duffy, at his homel| gia + stand at Fifth and Olive that Harding has weathered the 33 Uquity, band, one of. the finest bands in Maa ANN \ squatis of abuse and dissatisfaction 3 which have risen from time to time in the last year or two. e shill the country, will make the trip leave for the depot A Nala ae A pr eras Duffy entered the service of the}| other navel vessels in harbor. ; iniquity— iH Joi h Great Northern (1884, and_ since 1 P.M. t0.9 P. M.—Second day of street car men’s pice || Unless ie mules some serious mis Bing me song of a ack of |PHOOVer Joins the Sang bitte en trae the nat{| Hic at Leschi park, teky muses is il ah age ef : bananas: Presidential Party RO ahre. fe.haa had the: rundpom 2 P, M.—Program at Woodland park, including speech |) wit make him the republican nom rent CHE RAKE TtOOLaRAL IN daa Containing Complete Running PORTLAND, July 3,—Seere wry | Seattle to Mle heartea” tland, and prior 0) by Secretary of Agriculture Henry 8, Wallace or Con- k Kearns mag of Commerce Herbert Hoover ar 6, Column 1) gressman John F’. Miller, concert by Western: Staff Ter. |) Party leaders assert ax ; nayimously consented jast night to\° : ; gressman j ; stern Sta e! let Dempscy enter the ring, Maghe reletor afer sett dale A . * ritorial band, Salvation Army, and oath of allegiance by Story of the Fight, Round i. (oa ie A Rae tEdAlng’s baviy | Bara.\: Sacre Six Injured When || newly naturalized citizens, Kennedy Offers to b R ] ie. oe $100,000. pee \tary Hoover will make tho Alaska Boat Train Crashes _ 6:30 P.M. Celebration under American Legion auspices Aid in Rate Case y ound Sse trip with the president PARIS, July 4—Six persons were!| in university stadium. Program includes band concert, Corporation Counsel Tot L. Ken Everything is all set for the battle Injured and scores, including many ute to colors by Roosevelt Post, Veterans of Foreign | nedy has offered the assistance of 0" bite Kearns decides # at hi President Harding's || Americans, badly mnalen up wiley Wars; tank vace by men of Third Tank Co, of Camp |) his office {6 the state in petitioning gpnts the promcters to pay him the ‘ a ery, the bout train from the Cunard) sty sant by fire department, | y , the interstate commerce commission ed wii debt speech on. irr igation and lHaor Ananiny Montreal to, cher Lewis, pageant by fire dep ent, bagpipe competition, to reopen tho Portland rate hoiinga H wes the Columbia basin will be || pourg, which docked. yeatorday,|| competitive drill by Elks, Hagles and Grotto, and an enor- jhe offer was made to Attorney Gen on t uy ammy xtras Wey, caddy, wateh that vallt found on Page 16, Nerashed into a local train hour) | mous display of fireworks, oral John HL Dunbar and Director of m Ae de Be Cuca, Publlo Works W. V. Kuykendall, birarittiitniristienniieiniiniiiitiesss ssiuiititiisiciiiisentct test.