The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1923, Page 16

sent SREP RUSTE a Behington Gate BRITISH NOTE IS DISPATCHED DIVORCE DECREE HERE'S (HERE'S MORE ABOUT VILLA STARTS ON PAGE 1 JAP WIFE ASKS France and Belgium Study- Husband Is Former Count of |\,'vss ; nyiegt ing Important Documents , Austrian Nobility BY LLOYD ALLEN ‘ LONDON the Britis t Gern ere “ » carefully France their and Belg tin 1 \ reo m are ree BPPTC assassin fan from the mounted horses and fled in the direction of the San Bar bara hills. fore the n Vnoffict document is firm in tone and su e mpa . gests that Germany ce Tesistance a paying up are unauthe gen T versity..|° : ALLIES RECEIVE Later the e@ to At a, Wh ° 9g DRAFTS OF NOTE Drafts of the r ing letter Belgian anded to Fr American were h and representa: | ly rey ambassador James, Paris, to care \ the British + night re noon. A not to + France to Oppose Note Propositions BY WEBB MILL PARIS, July 21.— Premie are and his ministers in secret th many, already } iis propositions unac ing to information formed sources This leaked out that no indication of the note’s con tents or France's reaction was to be given the public. ota It i said that the French govern-| iia she admits ¢ Ment wit! accept the note as a basis ; ee for discussion. From auth United Press proposed an sion, to be « tions expect mine Germany's ment. This ‘of the note, were able. HERE'S MORE ABOUT } iio i PAGEANT Importat STARTS ON PAGE 1 WAS ROUTED N. OBREGON ahua larity: at th hing t in days of se dramati in pol thea’ low was Dolly In from owever 3 Waterloo Obre in Villa's for 000 men wus pageant ton coach was s 0 tried xtuction in wh of 10 some 20 wh memortz nd there! learned a few t ngs he Note From London WASHINGTON Jul 3 British note he Rub ritions has ed at te departn ow helng coded, it 1 tod HERE’S MORE ABOUT JOHNSON STARTS ON PAGE 1 Officials refuse NAVAL FLYER IN AIR CRASH) Rightly strapped to his seat in a seaplane of the dreadnought Mars be the farmer-labor so long been land, Lieut. J. D. Price, aviator of mises ot. profesisor file battleship, narrowly death when his plane was Into the water of Elilott bay F The plane was broken sq ih two by teed in he catapult me raft from the stern landing stage ) jaring t entered of the vessel fol c Attempts to put the Maryland about and rescue the drowning man falied,“us the huge craft was steam The cold water from becoming unconscious, Was finally rescued by er Mervin ing at 10 knots an hour in the|| HERE’S MORE ABOUT |)" Battle line of ships entering the har i ae ber. GRAIN kept Liet STARTS ON PAGE 1 the destroy Foreign War Vets Postpone Session ed to pay pand yeat months control time organization of ti «aed + ranablie ot Mas nearching Saturday for a car bear Foreign Wars, was post the sh Columbia Heense 12485, ficers until August 17. The initia dropping below Atter r hts his de ‘ Geclared by; 3.20, ABE. tion was to be held in Roosevelt Chicago boar ‘ ' ess, | of two le to Mercer st. to have: crowded hall, 16161 of about § re icky as Ee hago hunted | the st i id ogee ym the road a mile south of sca edie v e: hes Me tee ie pur + sta tox thle reas tt wrecking his car and| Dressed as to financ dering here and there—always hid. | eo? severely injuring him icigean | rece ta tia ‘forces @windhed to « voere {MIGHT BE Kahn, who {# a special highway ieeede:4o ‘a. Sunday Sige 3 bent on mur. |BENEFIT TQ PORT patrolman, was chasing the other car oe hack Cackird' 3G: Ditwed.- chathines 66 as Ae the driver for seeding ie phair, | ag pastiephacllibey yhen he drew up alongside of him - Man Charges Dry tO ae with | Chambers of Commons mid that|the other driver swerved quickly. | | _ Agents Beat Him Metis “canal, Sat ,t| forcing Kahn tnto the ditch to avoid | wW e l Ol sis raid Migrate site Lokewoper “a gating him os eeaeanir : hin.| Kalih’s car plunged head first over ollen © claimed, at | Hil tala anil bl baie baad ‘ ib fo-|an embank and smashed {nto 1 proh toe cae andres: et | tret ners ei the ditch other machine topped wl a driver looked back hter n army captain aw by the and Diaz gov leclared an out ermmen When it fter 267 or Capitol 4626 Arrangement the Americanu About fou before tomorro' have comm. n made ttee with Cigarettes That’s what sky-writing symbolizes of the sta invalids may view tirring fre without the ear people om for all who : plenty of a | Arkansas Train Is Derailed; 4 Hurt FOREST CITY, A If your home is for ||| when tock Island train No. 43 wa sale, you can quickly tiled by a broken rail, All of the find a buyer by placing bag! th aaa 4 AE aged your WANT AD in The |]! Xt mia Star’s Real Estate col umns. One of the largest fortuney lett PHONE MALN 0600 in artist was that of Poter Gro ham, who died in 1921, worth $650 “of the ¢ , | Chorus Says Marriag THE SEATTLE STAR GirlW ho Married Earl Pleads for Chance e Has Been Tinged With Acid Attitude of Public Thru BY HF CAYLOR i I AGO, I . er supe gay night 4 , J ! lad n inte if t ting ba \ w Joment and f f put " h hap ‘ t 1 vee Earl Is Mistaken ry Son! We were ti for a Pickpoocket foreigne t taken for a plekpocket w t one earl and countess das 1 out t tt work (and ; GOVERNOR JUDGES Martial Law in New Mexico May Follow LAS VEGAS, N. M of authority bety t ¢ New Mexico mart Aw, may occu tion in the cases of ( AJ R tt pe The coun’ 1 M Ha may be dh h m HERE’S MORE CANA 4 I om " Lu busines mu kne the fol New York T want Small Aq for postage, Name Street and No City STARTS ON PAGE 1 16 VESSELS AT ANCHOR IN BAY AND CLASH Row Due Wednesday July 21—A| Seattle was safe from any sea In ween the vasion Saturday with four great bat rood tleships of the line and one cruiser thet anchor in Elliott bay. In HC. Mages |addition to the larger craft, 11 de rs dropped anchor in the har bor and In, Lake Wash The battleships C and Te Mary. Idaho and nensee and the ruiser Seattle were anchored in line ay mor nd will await the ty, , ot ef sepage tb ri T ano from 7 aE oe shee 2s ccm fight first line ship of the 1 5 ommiasion, will t in E for the first presidential ow of ire fleet ever held in Seattle. . ; wn by presidents have been held, but of a part of the Thousands of warmed ash ABOUT Ab © be atag I t Dy men of the Five troyers drew away from n Elliott » and Fresh men to cause hat attaches “ims POLICE SEARCH wa 120" | FOR B,C, AUTO The polico of Northwest cities arc and then sped forward without offer id to the injured man, accord Six Yachts Will evidetiod neal: A tenitantinr ae ‘ Rac to H comes to rie eee ie oe en met 125 SU L-INS S| scars onres et iffle that ensued. He Oo t P tually |¢ he ma noturing cen-| yacht Y n readiness for the A 1 r of ‘iiquo : Dr. I ket 1 rms to Atlant to rey tarte nnon, which, at noon to. sky’s the S| Stars ened unnaal shutin party to #0 centars ae Eom Sours to" Motolele, the limit in Ae 0 matfled: (hate {ni ras BBAND CHA $ vporamen. we a Avtenintal| St k X GS that all who w ho tend the Petty | ihe wat an ow ie can't run a) whi h val be ivan tins lowances Bd RAE TRE ie an goldfish won't thrive with. insufficient in improper surroundings. If you are not ow ho " take an aquarium to properly care of lowing coupon Ave., Washington, D. ©, ry of the bulletin, “Goldfish, Their Care in and inelose herewith five cents in stamps: {20 More Fighting Craft Are «: —_ HERE'S MORE ABOUT ALASKA STARTS ON PAGE 1 wl r f ft m ad. A movement ' n r th r 1 i, 10 1 6 of { ment road t n t grounds oo” efficiently and ly manage the line, Mr nd cabinet memberr with him will oppose the idea, believing that the Alaskan railroad will ia time be the center of a great trans portation system, inelvcing branch |; re 1 1 wat velopment of the countr rk, in Mr. Mardis must be. patien Couge not be stampeded into 1 ums to try to foree Ab th on advice of opt'mt zens, Wut neither 1 the ment’s interest in the territory lost thru parsimon Prealdent Harding hos promised ke part in a atfie rd ment on the on tomorr JAP SURVEY TO BE MADE Japanese, situat process of form lowing a comr Hotel Gowman Fri mn Saturda committee of. H. B. Wilson » Unt | VYersity of Washington, Rev, H. 1 rton, C. G. Moran and E. J State May Revoke a Line Permit |’ he negotiations, but with headquarters rs today to appear be Mp service ec sion August 1, show the company's permit to all not The summons in the ¢ Woman Arrested as Drunk Driver Arrested for driving an auto while intoxicated, Mrs. Minnie Haigh, jwas lodged in the city Jail Friday y Patrolman ©, E. Holben, verted 1 she was under fluence of liquor when he ob at Second ave. and Yes ler way. Mra. Haigh {s the second woman to te charge this week. ted on such a / | This picture of Joie Rich- ards, 18 months, was taken several hours after he had} taken the fall indicated by} the dotted line. He leaned against the sereen in his home on the Grand Con- course, New York City. Tt gave way. He volplaned to the . sidewalk, four floors \down, and suffered only a slight concussion. | TOKYO, (GENERAL FUND TO AID POUND GOB STABS COP © | ~ AFTER SCUFFLE at F “Pn? Officer Who Helps Quell Fight Is Victim } 1 { “ f e fight : . His ne f , ‘ } Va . n “ fat eration of pound t L. I Cou Hur t f gil fees be paid ove th no must b the ‘ tund r on of t api h gal right to en A utes man. Clark rushed to his ASKS ALIMONY _|tenzis sushes to nies ; AND C HIL DREN [iim seve n the navy and heat ked the officer Aitho , o the Polk, eng c gon busines } i. of the P m officer ma cleaned the man 4 Carita Polk allege uit for di-|yeverett, whom 4d and held by her a Jobn | until the patron 4 n arrived anda | Another sailor, I x in ber comp t, ae ed on a disorderly conduct husband has refused to!_» g Semple was tiken to the 4 thelr three gitl#, | city hospital where his wound was is chief tain tne’ #'na| SAILOR ROBS Two navy men, er a fireman, turned bandits ¢ turday morning and robbed two of r fleet companions, according to police “9 V. Rowan, fireman from the U. 8. 8. Tennessee, reported that 7 which with another sailor he was passing one a cook, t Japan and Russia Unable to Agree July t panese and| ttempting standing Russian reach « mut | will lead to recognition of the sovie haga ee ‘et | an alleyway on the waterfront a half | ° government, have i reached it was learned) Hoot aster, musight when tro : 4 rmed with automatic pistols | today Ltamtaes ned them, took them into an F hae ded to rob them of ter which they told Rowan und his companion to star walking as fast as they could and not look around. ‘The two victims complied with the order, Sales Okehs Trade urees were reluc-| t failure eed that a fave | the negotiations § -|Congressman Sued , for Alleged Libel COMANCHE, ‘Texas it- > Trial of Thomas 1. Blanton, repre of Baby for Horse ¢ in congress from the 17th eK Bg Pee ays kel, wat| SHREVEPORT, La. July cooky T. F. Bell today approved the indict of tne 14-month-old child c y for a hor Joles. The court found several of Maxy’s children are e and buggy es Blanton | being cared for in ins’ ished and circulated a wilful eT wicked, false and_ malicious t ment concerning Calloway‘s attitude x ¢ world war.” given information of Seattle by Coun cilman Robert Hesketh during their in Chicago next month issues a souvenir program ound. An Indian spider's web only six | inches in width was found to con-! tain over 41,500 meshes. THE BON MARCHE BarGain BASEMENT Life is either a wilderness of despair or a landscape of endless possibilities. Learn the difference by shopping in the Bargain Base- ment! 40 Krimmer rt Cloth In Gray and Tan. Blouse back, tie, lingette lined. Sizes to 40. They go Monday at 9 a.m, side A New York Jobber Cleans House!! 300 BLOOMERS AND STEP-INS Figured and Plain 59 C Crepe, and Muslin! 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