The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1923, Page 1

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729 MANIACS FLEEING! FLE 4 ees Men on Guard in Terrorized Town: » fight an nnn podrome ater ’ Clase Matter May 499, at the Postoffics at Beattlo, Was Aer th Songrene March’ 3, 1819, Per Year, by Mail, $1.50 trolman os Entered as Second Clase M May 9, 1599, Postoft y dry : Pile =| The seattle plat pxicated, alla : ae paitaake | beats Goy, Preus in Minne od by Vol NO. ey , MONDAY, JULY 238, 1923, TWO CENTS ‘IN SEATTLE, 2 by pointing out that his op pent doesn't knew t differ a Rocks Bares gy Break Jail ~ Cities! Loss! Arg ‘es. In Illinois! South California David Rodgers ¢ arf 3 227 Insane Prisoners Batter Down All © “mee Region Suffers Had But $12,000 Obstacles; Attack Guards and 31 Damage; More. at Peak of Career} | Gain Liberty; Business Suspends in Shocks Feared _ as Shipbuilder cr ae ‘ fame | Town as Men Protect Homes LOS ANGELES, Cal, July By John W. Nelson j CHESTER, Ill, July 28.—Twenty-five desperate mad- —Southern California cities ‘ate tata r ; men, several of them “killers,” were at large in Southern Din an towns took inventories on fallen, : aeielegptccimastis . ; Illinois today, following a riot and jail delivery atthe Mis | hem of : aeceen este A tiggorte Asp fronted dugiel & - nois state hospital for the criminal insane here, last night. | pb told pr val ate ansie ‘ ee ill ataree ta * , i ) Officials of the asylum early today announced that 11 of ert ; a last night, which was felt in . y Apt ili “Sohn oe } the men had been recaptured, but these figures were found Pt practic every district cant pugoagel we ; 4 > to be incorrect. th the 4 ee tld mca babe aa: Hanthnen “e t tot anty i SAS ‘ Dr. O. C. Stubblefield, superintendent, told the United | “ the result ; tn ——_ t Press that were still large. } : ‘ < er du , : ‘ William Jackson, Chicago, murderer, was killed and four He ' P s no, an estate x ERE z : . 3 guards and Dr. O. C. Stubble- id ‘ B. Stedr ‘ field, superintendent, were 5 Bi orut R vis on every e from jt , ting the a Montgomery Lynch (left) is shown performing one of his thousands of tasks necessary | wounded in the fighting that 1 to the production of “Americanu great pageant-drama to be staged in the Univer-| accompanied the outbreak the ee y- | ee ppt cs vo ts| sity of Washington stadium for one week, beginning Monday evening at 8 o'cleckvLynch last night. GETS 3 YEA § Ds ga unt al at n He i ho: well, menage, rent! ie director and producer of the pageant and does more acting than any of the 10,000 in| Many of the fugitives © C0 found “rad moahtogtcr te nd cispose of vinter, |his cast, He is a combined general, judge, artist, mediator, psychologist and patience |¥icted of murder and ¢ i > m are fn 2 tt , it | OF the institution on pond, the will provides. expert. by Price & Carte THIRD PARTY TICKET atoll “poet r, Btar St eraphers|geveral are be ve aimed) Seattle Physician Must: Go there gitar party tor « | the patter ed tnt | DRAWN UP and hiding in’ the k underbrush 5: 4 und hilly of southern Illinois and| to McNeil Island z : Rane Americanus’ Opens yy | and lst south il ; lee sere er, November 26,| : } 7 A: ‘iM There was considerable confusion| A sentence of three yea among officiais of the hospital to-| yroneit “Wild » j : = 2 day over the identity of the men|_, eee baba aati ae FICE VAMP. BED. ; rac drawn up x Stadium . jatill at large. A checkup. is being | DF Rupert I, McKibben, prominent Th’ remarkable ‘thing is not a a 7 f PROGRAM presents spear paigregiy es Bb anal ah PA Tea rid 5 File = bg that th’ bootleggers Reep it up, | ° - i : ; ; ‘ ‘ Pear £8 to “now. convicts (Ne ee te but that th’ patrons keep it | | “Strong.arn ee ; Salat ne Gut BY STEVE ARNETE University Stadium, 8 P. M. whoo ats mt and break pro-} federal court Monday, brought toa ell : , ry white icin tee amet s “e cured’ knives with which four guards |Close ohes-of- the most’ sensational a | number of the 1 jotes > pages, ae eae fh ata sg ome CAST OF CHAMACTERS ag drug cases tried here for’some time: wi ; fe time master. shipbulld. ‘ 1 as Dr. Mc Kibben, who js’ himself a 1 nd fea : ~ ar P ia liet, according to federal ait, ts, tried on two “occasions to Oe taka who's his trial dismissed. His oun a “bull pen” had al™ 1 was denied an appeal after con- hand in n hole in the | Viction. heavy steel wire: fe thru which| lcKibben was convicted of selling Galt r ; Angel asiys recaptured | ¢Tugs to. two police operatives. Mill RUMORED RODGERS WAS tat § ofcre , ‘ t age Pr ‘ marie | +: Gara teFaee $, Colma (Pura te Page'® PAID FABULOUS SALARY Bie St eye pactory ‘ aaras ‘ rane Business in Chester, a town ‘ % : : f Rot h , ward of 4,000, is suspended today, | SMART SET DOINGS ae at pent 7 the , ‘ : CLERK SHOT BY ie received a mary of i000 [tenants Hundreds of cron rn H Carmen Pc jee ta Charineat | are kept locked intoors BOTTLE TO GATHER , héwestion to midis kick : wires ty lB pull pan -be tha inet fuiom eka LIQUOR EVIDENCE ‘i, ven 060 far avery, com: | ee ig glo ; ty Badgley, Florence Johnson |\ they were being given an airing|| Gordon O'Hara, Jr. Lyeapold Nc? : pecaretes Sy : humar nay hs ohnaon |} preparatory to being sent to bed.|| son of Prohibition Agent Gordon Without warning, half a dozen in-|| O'Hara, with the assi ce of his . : . 2. Eastland i from their|] father and his milk bottle, secured , ‘ er ‘ R A he. eine South race: AW Sean : Enaiteand sufficient evidence late Sunday. Four Robbers Escape With |» the ways evpry six da perp : od Wen : Fok olpitated a riot among 75 others, whe|| night against ‘ehner Shaderieh, v List ee alate tops theatnan i c ELLIOTT HIGGIN aided those who escaped ‘in breaking} local auto dealer, on which to Loot From Safe Hlth Roc rack call dias by the aber h Cart F Croson (] nara’ and: aqoashing the high|| gsround.a complaint charging pos: . action ih ab 1H wire fence surrounding the inclos.|| session and sale of liquor. f ure O'Hara, armed with his Dr, Stubblefield was knocked rusty. bottle of milk, was being | > down, trampled and sustained a trundled along by his father when s bh Rupe ctured arm in lea¢ the lat nw Shaderich enter the page: zai ap henicin SOLOISTS guar gainst the crazed men. n Siclen apartments and later ie : i i ‘i I at M nd cen . F § 8 n Alay a 's totaling hundreds of asy emerge with three bottles” of; . Carrie Patte de Fuey Grasse | yogeph 1 calart * not y jolt a ht : ) a 2 i ba ot Ne: lum guards, deputy sheriffs and nor. He imme nounces the pleasure of a divorce | jattiy und ccnnied with 110000 wean; 9ays McAdoo Will sit Wile apasleoking’ Uo: battio: off cist DIA Won in tory B clltzana’ patibed Cueseotinilce a ae, thie youngag, OAR from Hannibal Patte de Fuey Grasse, | .¢ 1 j from the hotel Lead Democrats Valley Fo! OPHIE BRASLAL Randolph, Perry, Jackson and ing with glee at the excitement. the well-known bond salesm of , EQUIPMENT IS°VALUED WAL MUSIC Monroe, IIL, and territory ac lerich smashed his bottles Mrs. Patte de Fuey Grasse p ‘ ‘ hot twic the INDIANAPOL T NEARLY $250,000 n Irvin M. Glen, Dt the river Missouri, in seareh on the pavement and O'Hara, Si sume her maiden name, Carrie Me i had ani m G. MeAdoo is th nd ¢ i Raitor: the: dean intial taulpment over which Lynch | r ler bof Ughte r | of the escaped men. || commandeered his baby's bottle iti leer he Gasbant belie Z : ' 23, 1 will pa cae eae : na fay Chor ) tenet b Many adjacent homes were barri-|| in which to secure evidence. {He three her husband ty . men are part ¢ ination, and o ec porta oximately ca. Triumphant ne s caded against invasion of the con:|| youngete 21 ip Peae Shae gilt a edad " : member see toa ), accord manag . hoe d viets, many of them murderers.|] ang mad oy dene imony is $12 monthly, when wefan NOPSIS pegs anit The countryside was thrown into a} | was saved and the complaint filad route -to” . r many week and 1 state of terror akin to panic when!| Monday against Shaderich. wicat tiene ichiga 5 ha suited, with the aid f (Turn to Page 9, Column 6) Se aims sac vag Amer ete oa le gauge SMoahngn i Railway Hearing Draws me, SOS YE ow | “ato Pacey Gaon | lh SS et ee"! Hundreds to Wenatchee * . THE HU CHARGES RATES feta coun #iprear ys" ol thvonsoncemeae SF"Howtee Be: |) Ranchers Makipg Last Stand to Obtain EPISODE UL pels, 5 aor ‘tH - alent Moy oa ed ToT dh ransportation for Crops lieutenants, in the productiop 1 t r them are two ¥ d to nry uld be ¢ f nom ¢ a 1 what is claimed to he | inated b; of the old parties » greatest pectacle ever staged in America , th hem these | / a W ATCHEE, = July Hun-| merce, is appearing in the interests where 1 did hes WLUSTRATED BY jdreds of ranchers and business men] of the Seattle chamber, with author dead, and did feet th ee orvee't kocws A Shans; Onea sepvict ne.923 getstel then Aloe Ask Wew Hearing in Grain}) , Sens) Guts Sere Sree oe tances 2 slivers fare. Ui trom all parts of Eastern Washing:| ity to assist the Wenatchee attorneyee . * with the ¢ \¢ y ene % a ton are pouring into Wenatchee to:| in any way possible. a This unusual series of stories deals with the exploits of Differential Case lig var. Mrs. Bixb ay from Lincoln consoling || day for the final phase of the cam:| G, N, yaign the city and North Central] op 3 “Chine Pennington, a detective sent by his government That differential freight rate ana | 3 We ishington have been waging for| vine opening gun was fired by the — to British North Borneo to run to earth The Yellow Seven, oulaie dort wave aint otrthes ip re mh Tider for: Cuban. Same fl he Peewee ve ere te vin for them | Great Northern with the announce: 7 algatea het ord,” "a gang of Chinese bandits. |uttie market to the wheat groworal] fone 1 ‘renidont. Rhowevolt addreasing citizens of Little | Relves the right to build a roalroad) “(rum to Page 9, Column 1) * * * * id | of the vast district south of the ae tock 2 aoeeaatiny Peate Rothe “Chinese” Pennington lay tapping the toes of his shoes | river, and have resulted in an unbal.} ‘ ‘ ’ b cniced distribution, to the detriment of Pee a eee ey? wie, Shansiaeaeaseane Sitting it judgment on the'future|} # Bargains and ® ; : or, together, gazing thru the wreath of smoke that hing above the grain growers, Is maintained in al] ,Seene f—Presitent, ; to's gomb ane |,of the district ‘are the mombers of here'ta Find fa who has be v eo he him at a lizard that clung to the ceiling of the veranda of | petition for a rate hearing filed with}| jounces: “Lafayette, we Scone President Wilson an- || the inters! nmeree commission, of this colun he past Capt. John Hewitt—commissioner of ‘police. A hand reached interstate commer mmission | BRAND: FNAL dete Them Faippaae. iy) tomorrow's peper| canny oc, scratapen av a wection of white calf that showed public works and progress of life In thin country: to the prewont time Tho hearing ow the petition of the|] ‘The Want Ad Columns eve ramp 3 between the lowest extremity of a carefully creased trouser A copy of the petition has been re-| STAT 2 Wenatchee Southern Railway Co. for|] day have many bargains ‘to offer ae leg and the top of a crumpled sock. The strange diagonal) ceived by Corporation Counsel T. J , 1. 8 Meany, co-aut somery Lynch, co-author and fi 9 ificate of env onlt ae fei in many things. ‘Today j rhi i 7 > Kennedy, who has joined in the y Pe Ki octon of Spanish dancing sec cessity to permit construction of the || Cars. slits, behind which his eyes had a knack of disappearing, 1. Ken uesy spe cae lovee, Avia, diroeton of Spanish daneln sored bape theca te NCL Wo Ye Baie | widened presently, and he looked across at Monica, ¥ te by the’ LG, Som Bals dancer tdioa Chrie ane S mornitie? incsthe GOOmnereint oluk FORD COL rate controversy by een wD 1 ” oie ott | BXcetlent” mechanical condith According to the petition, which 4 GRANT rooms, With Attorteys 7. Baa ot eee ee aete Of wath ink, I'm wad lies the island; you know him. to he Satan te asicantall “wen tas i ape io ‘ ning th a Washington, D, C, and A, N. Corbin how i dante, $an0e p because I've }cunning, unscrupalous, capable of |gsned by Ti. he kuyiundal. then Warning b 50 o'clock lof Wenatchee, appearing for the URING want to.ask you anythd 1 can't seo why Jack | Fector of pi Univeralty played botween 7 an o'clock | Wenatchee Southern, Attorno, Ju ea new cat Thoroly ‘ i? t unt Spinning, supervisor of transporta.} Por roms Linke Was m canal at 29rd ave a Balmer of Se ; (Prerhauled: new vhige; good things, Mra. Viney athena niaisclt to scout te coun TO eer cigiands, alreatonm) on Mn ed Thomas Balmer of § 8. Fiery | he heaps of things 1 don ide for Chal-Hung's puppete--when | utilities, farmers and residents of Re PET ‘ apace | Dorety of Paul, 1 x z sate we told him, “Why|the oly Oriental who actually pulls | ¢ Ait Maran eatin de> hie velelléd Moto Dane ) Stadium Kates, Great Northern, which is flshting|] ‘The Want Ad cohimns will tell t Mr. Chal-Hung? fo wire { large.” he Snake rf ait dapat eae 10,000 participant 0,000 worth of scehory and Nehting effocts, | the petition 'T you who is selling these cars, we ought to The man with the Chinese eyes| numerous complaints 4 rot at wit 4 A aeedahhs cake J Attorney S.J. Wetrick, represent: Why, of course, You’ know him (Turn to Page 11, Column 1) (Turn: to Page 9, Coma 4) 9 Hot, isn’t it © be the leader of Chinese opinion

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