The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1923, Page 11

ide kwo6éd 26 —James d star of York stage, picture ac yesterday, leave for (Georgia, to a to help “Woman anciseo as Robinson Nev., July 1 to Los Miss Lea, i> EM tel had Prax, She quartet of from Mus SLAYS DOCTOR FOR REVENGE Deserter Kills Physician Who | Ordered Him Drafted | drafted » war was 4 as the motive for Dr. W. H. Shipp, 47 siclan here, by Mor ervico man, in the BATTLE CREEK, Mich, July doctor's office Dr, Shipp was st the two guns After the thru a window s examining phy board di of Wer © man Was the army. | ald oid | | ere re-| College Gee ch |SCdr0-Woolley Is Scored Gives Recital Here | > lovers wi © but | men's the First With Prof. C. C. Pinney aa direc. tor, the 13 m be heard in sac’ e pu le 4 to attend the concert at Reserve Officers to Start Training | +: A total of 940 si Lewis and 140 ai Worden will the greater talent. The Bellingham up. Broadway hij | COLGATE’S Ribbon Dental Cream Contains no grit or harmful drugs. 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They outlined policies to be fol- Parrot’s Cussing Satisfies Judge by Inmate Who Escapes .'.'isiicii ree Tales of Cruelty and P iro: Woolley ane a v Wednes day by John Waldron, a former in > made his escape from con. es that he will en a fair trial before a ate himself of charges |, him by police on No- Hoe declares that he saded to the insane asylum ow them how crazy I am,”| ignorant hrust in a padde t had eal tho next day at me of his ar: s final windup | says that he | WAS STRA IN STRAIT-JACKET I 4 ‘ relates that ket was hands and children. was insane, Aut and a gold watch o time. time, Waldron asked that shown h my first two states Wal-| a towel | around my neck and choked me} ‘as unconscious.” | r, who told Waldron that | hing the matter with was removed to Steilacoom. } wifo of t 1 John Wa n the asylum, according to tement | PED MAN SAYS | RS TORTUR | describes the tortures} ners with a shud-| arried around | 3 of soap wrapped in a stock-} v y felt like it,| er over the; , who were com pelled to submit to their treatment Waldron bears the scars of cuts ad. ministered by the t rs, who | guffawed after th patient sliced a Hear This One y next time you berty Music hear e Vi ree ord. outstanding fox trot of the moment yhen You Walked Out o W side oO: ri Both numbers. are HW inte rpreted by » Johns and his or masters of dance ually bert unishment Related by): ho wes he 4 feather in his Arnold Mann contended he wns his voice he mag that aid to Mra, Wolss: “I don't « yaelf as I do myself as I 6 woman. screeched the walked triumph urt with the bt Trackless Trolley for Rapid Transit SCHENECTADY, N. 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Enjoined |She’s After NAME OFFICERS TO ASK SPECIAL Se oris/ oe 8 After ory spor BOD WHEAT SESSION sizes 3522-22 Man tra MOON. oie vag illary, the Kamelia, today stood en-| r . . succeed 4“ A, Duncan as sea ; .. |joined by court order from exercis |\JUANita Is Planning |tary August 1. ‘The council va Wants Congress to Set Price ing any of the tunctions or benefit! Colostial Romance |Werensy misht t consolidate inj of a membership corporation tn this| Celestia OMANCE | ewe at $1.75 Minimum | ipe was 20-0 injunction was issued late) FRANCISCO, July 26 council; John Jep PORTLAND, Ore, July 26-—Re-| yest B Justice Hinman, of the | Ju o vice president; J. 1 session of con-| Appellate division of the supreme | Joaqu' eading clerk: W. By court, at his summer home, on tho | still y at-arms; Joseph Hi request of Deputy Attorn E 4] She ts and Walter Paal Griffin, who produced an affidavit | fourth tim $ er bushel will be laid | from Supreme Court Justice € |mony, as sh \ | President Harding Saturday |i, Pierce that the incorpo on pa-| Juanita’s first marringe, with a|charged that William Z, Foster enator Charles L. McNary, of! pers of the organizations had been|human she thought ce 1, ended|a traitor to organized labor im n altered after Pigrce had approved |abruptly, as did her second. Juan,| heated debate following an app vator McNary will board the | them, her lily love, d of I th | for funds tédefend Foster, made lential special train at A bitter legal argument ts expect: | J ll of a dead 8. T. Hammorsmark, representing ¢ as It goes south |eq to be made Sa! y u | untain, and left for parts|the Labor Defense council of Cam fer with |preme Court Jus ley | Foster ts charged with « |whom the papers are returnable, | é 4 Juanita, but only | 5 y, He was arrested at am ‘s ranking member of|and at which time the Klan is or-|for a time, She recovered, and an.|/eged communistio convention ultural committees of the| dered to show cause why the in-|nounced that she would wed the | Michigan. nd has been studying the] junction should not be made per-| sun. It was announced that Foster crop situation for some | manent. From the top of a high set in a| speak in Seattle in October and thal Hollywood, Cal., movie lot, she|Eugene V. 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