The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1923, Page 9

TH be A } CANADA GIVES L >|“ GERMANY GETS : SMALL INCOME Printing Press Money Is at Root of Present Unrest HERE’S MORE ABOUT [ HARDING STARTS PAGE 1 “GHOSTS” IN HER HOME Assassinate President Harding « found there was absolutely no truth in the report and no fou Vancouver Goes Wild When Harding Visits There dation the rumors \| f the bures n, told BY CARL D, GROAT the United Pr BERLIN, July 27.— Germany The department had been informed S,, ars in in was only 2 per cent/at the of a “plot” to kill Attor Os aBontS 7 the Tageblatt de-| ney General Daugherty, but this alse gr. HB clares cally advocating| proved quite without foundation cde nbepoio 3 and « of taxation in favor of/ Burns said. cine ’ the printing press For a timo, in view of the tt “heen y Ber sixty huge presses con:| that reached him; operatives invest! Ret . e ; 4 out billions of marks/ gated activities of Philip Kurinsky uring the president 1 © the purchasing power/and Sophie Bushwick, alleged hi preciation of the ames d paper currency approaches! chists, Burns said monatrative reception, . tor F ute zero. But we found there was not a AP lett oa! Ag erg 4 q 0 government is being] thing to the story,” Burns sald. of “Vanoouver & - . ? scapegoat political) What ts purported to be a depart that beerd Alm + " i . ° jeved immine ment of justice circular dated J ouver park 5 C ellor Cuno ts being attacked | 12 said a plan to have Kurinsky and heart-war bam yereators 4 fre Socialist leaders put| Miss Bushwick “trail Mr, Harding the Cana ab Regge : 4 an urgent demand for early recon-|on his Alaskan trip" and kill him can execut : . E yening of the richstag, and this was| With a revolver equipped with a ah: ranted. ‘The deputies will meet|Maxim silencer, had been reported Iming % y Pee t early in August, instead of in Sep-| to the bureau, igo be Naa ag Togs ae i tember, as scheduled. | ok felis } 4 spoech at the luncheon at the Sey at . ‘ancouver hotel. g { texation vr-| Harding Shown How withe transport Henderson docked at | @ wn weaznees [to Get a B, C. Drink ponerenne reseed i: » not keeping his} VANCOUVER, B.C. July 27.—If Sd the etrsats heered th 4 wealth generally sident Harding left Vancouver de al party it : ;. problems are ha parched, dry mouth, it was tock. At k the 3 as Program. | no fault of Canadian goverr of spoke t When the presi r . ‘addr a p was t h he giving me 260 bust ve Jat? r “ae of some 70 Istribution of eciahata:. anid it may be reli ft Hor that the preside 6 of the avall himself of the informati ontained in the book, it was r mored several members of his part reported missing a few rm after the booklets were re-| 4 Miss Lester W. Humphreys H. King n 1a t would be with democrats, were « partel par utes ming a coalition ce new vol socialist. program is to tax aed PORTLANI Tut Th na the figur ap n, of ealth, comba J a co " . r Y », Ore, July here|—and the figure, or appa , 0 i welt en wramnantcestnn | HTARDING ASKS) eaters tte na’ etia tts | sitive’ Sn Coyle to Twirl for eens recs: ae o§ Lester Humphreys {an't sure, tho, Again, w Mra. Hum! ys haa S le C. of C. Ni incidentally keeping the way open CAN AD A’S EI P| ascii sacha ces Portia] bea 40S a the house only a eattle C. of C. Nine é 0 ve Oi | scmsarnte h the scono recently |Short while, after a time when extra] §pORTLAND, Ore., Ju a The bourgeoisie also are dropping} VANCOUV E . July 27.— 4 za" On various occa- | locks had t Jon all possib vernor “W yle, « ageblatt and Vossiche attacking his financial Boursen Courler speaks Delivering given by a States in found beddin » the floor, a flower om the chandelier, pl first address ever] ent of the United President War h for the of Commerce after: family has been away members have returned only to find | things in an uproar sions whe had bee! basket hu The urday ; j ‘ ; + : wit ne “Cuno mark.” Vari.| ren Harding pointed to the century. tures turned in odd ways, allverware he” 4a peat ry and valuables with local chamber ous chai Sof commerce, including | old feeling of friendship extstir . - ss strewn about and chairs and carpets rding to word from that in Hamburg, have called the between the United States and Can:| "ere strewn everywhere, Hut save © dint m table pes Me ehh fate of unrestricted issuance of|ada as proof of the fact that public t mpthing bag heen taken. | mt t the the visit t al hundred | y “miserable and pernicious | sentiment I» the key to interna he was set afire F the people 0} aatite t Fi ade es oboe e ; . tlonal peace. | During the past three months, five |ing Mr, and Mra Humphreys—em-|— 1.) gy ere Spoke Y sie eviaiseeer anil ae | “But, let us travel along parallel attacks have been made on! phatically do not it is the eu s > 1 * declared the president, “Let popular impressl ne eee Coyle will ‘ * P ° , aero gh Sas OBE yie will oppose “Spec” Hark Hart Pleased With a he the ; mited Btates, as attair'is a complete my rid be tt pales neat ‘fobmer sPortians .¢ Seamas 2 tates helps Can a. ey cs > ne - twirh who will be on the mo “Americanus” Play | Harding aneerted Can i haunted house the nursing an. old ¢ ts Gere 4 was a sister to the United ago Mra. H reys| If such {# the case, It probably is, the honored guests ati sates in that she spoke the sam¢ as called to her dining room by the | counts for hia bh K stolen only . Thursday night were! istguage, thought. the same| maid Pa ay ery of the | dtama! @ lttle money and o F. Hart, Dr. E. J-/ thoughts, lived the same lfe and|T0om, a wrinkled old ( of Philadelphia, who wrote | cherished the samo ideals. abl | Waytare and D Henry| . 316 stated that matual hist are bending : >, sident of the niversity |tgy im fraternity and | ever t trap th mpook ‘ “No reatrietion Is placed on utfied forward, | which they belteve to be decidedly |Oklahoma College All of the distinguished party ation,” pre s wife screamed | material . rs! took advantage of the intermission your sturdy x 5 LE Pies President Ousted 4 and went back stage to congratulate to us and | OKLAHOMA CITY, July 2 : Montgomery Lynch, producer of the| Welcome them as an ingredient to! HERE’S MORE ABOUT a cle lone eer ees er pageant-drama. Gov, Hart compli.| strength and influence." = a1 and mechanical ec sion, Preside . H ny fro e mented Lynch and the management| | 18 uation, President Harding FARMERS rom th for the excellent manner in. which | 8 . “So as each country matn- STARTS ON PAGE 1 they had produced the spectacle. LOST IN STRIKE. tains it ndence and both rec-| seutia ond ca lead to crens nd bey Pio che 66 ad ; : . t . Abnicbane > during the Inet session, | Radical Union Growing on‘ p x ela oi iAl als the agricultural appropria- | . me "© |Higher Wages for om | Labor Battleground tion budget bill and steered it thru | congress. and as many more as you need | So UNIONTOWN, Pa.~ July 37.—A : a r f A i } ‘ ny 1 is coal and c ) * of luscious, juicy berries, sweet-| Workers in Steel CHARGE FAKE |&* net's tua |Child Strangled ened toltaste, an ed between} xew york. Juy 27- 7 ‘ va bet ‘ sisted ° of eh ] cor o well to a top and bottom, crust made | waxes may increase when th WHEAT SALES : it Peeling ewe hoy, Balloon have accepted “peace without vt DENVER io, Ju —After tender, flaky and “melty”. with |» goes into effec BY D. D. MEREDITH pares sally ee DR mt A ate ustry, corporations { OT PAUL, Minny. July .51-—Mai: | oer 3 SA Fecene BOS, | WI: ON Le peatotter ltoday, following a preliminary con-| lions of bushels of grain that were | United Mine Work The « : The chil Iference of nine steel heads, arrang: | never on the market have been sold | tion preferred victc It & orem Jing elimination of the 12-hour | illegally ax a forcing down |tho efforts of the miners to organ- | balloon from the st |achedule prices, hnson, United | ize this field eee Hadar . Piet, f States ser t, charged today As the price of its victory, how- | *" t Judge Gary, who summoned a . throat “ Finest Quality” y . 8 In a le Secretary of Agri-| over, it now h z fr a — | ime i five sh fies 1 " “ale. culture Wallace, the new senator!” 1—star Foe the “selsion: filled with . : 6 See!? és sidiary companies, refused to di hare: Walldaty the new. senator) of | Sereeds e LON. B. “Sct” the dainty ple before |e ere maving it wae |Ursed that regulations ubder the| unskilled miners Says Wife “Trifled ™S the king of your table—a la Capper-Tincher law. be altered and| 2—A so-called “red” labor organtz , ’ mode— topped with snowy NUCOA only preliminary meeting. that sellers of grain be required to| ation growing up here. So Wants $50,000 hard sauce—one-half cupof NUCOA) Eugene ce, president of the | furnish sworn certificates of owner} 3—A thr ng race question NEW ORLEANS Jas & creamed with U4 cups of confectioner’s porhichem corporat! also 4n-| shtp in order to stop fictitious sales.| And {t 1s paying the union scale of eat oa hina ti sugar, flavored made a delicate nounced his company Is making | see | wages, or almost 50 per cent more | er ho was mar } than it was paying p to the nine- | charged in two months war in which it won its vie-|aagition to a Farm Bureau Seeks Sie F ‘ ory. Because of the latter fact, or-|¢29.000 a. Administration Aid | pinisrs tor the United sine Work. $5200 4 Jers choose to consider that the strike pink with a little of the blackberry | ogress toward elimination of tho the ple ie iH pers while | to nour day. He declared wages un- | |doubtedly would Increase. ff you would enjoy your daily | ie iii naAges red “oth; TACOMA, July 27.—Two youthful r man," brea: CHICAGO, July 27—Ald for} Sere aeitte x aed Geen hae i , its| appearing bandits, one of whom was|"millions of farmers facing bank ec feat ae inte . . Let ever-freth NUCOA be {termed held up M. F. Bervilia, a rall-|ruptcy” will be demanded from|*tandpoint. They say there Js not a Taxi Driver Loses Spread. 4 : man in the mines who does not un President Harding by the American | road special officer, in the rear of the bdersland thatthe present wages are | Union station }ore this morning and|Farm Bureau Federation as soon ns $34 in Robbery THE BEST FOODS, INC, | after taking the officer's revolver | Mr Harding returns to the Nigh 2 poten agoet be Sea aie cre _KANS AS CITY, July After made their escape. | House, federation officials Ore | cele ; Labeler: . rid in his cab all day, a passen —— =~ | nounced here today. j bree during t ke and Ore | ger drew a revol sbbed him UARTERS FOR | °Administration of the intermeai.| being leah in order to operate | of ga4, C. L. Simms, er, told HEADQ' late credits act by the farm loan ) BUNS. ; i board and designation of farm The growth of a more “radical” la- | bor organization is revealed by the |granaries as government ware. houses, enabling growers to borrow| Half Million Loss publication of a new weekly news- devoted to its interests. “That's Trousers REDITH | ment in communities where ST. PAUL, J The govern: | tt |ment must step in to ald the farm. | fail. =a ae nd revo! % The race question grows out of tho | ers, but need fear no revolt, Magnus | |, ssonce of thousands of negroes who were imported from the South to “DIVORCE” WITH JANE NOVAK Pants Store Co. fforts of ‘ganize More Students to Go to Camp Lewis TACOMA, July 27.—Three hundred and fifty more student soldiers were conservative unions to | Johnson, senator-elect from Minne Johnson denied he had predicted ard of wealth during the strike. | all parts of W be seen riding about | arrived yeste | unh 1 revolution in this | Now they ma | the str tallatic | @nd otherwise displaying this wealth. | Expressions of irritation are mon, Older residents who thought the problem of absorbing or Commission Lowers “Americanizing” the large Slavic | the Vinegar Rate population previously {ntroduced into] WagHINGTON, Jul aa tho mines a sufficient Job for the jtary, reduction on vinegar shipped : community, say they are baffled by | “ ainst the communists, bol-| Community, say they from the Pacific coast to poi Bre es LW. W.." tho farmer.|the added problem of absorbing the | ¢} to points in 4 | the Middle West, proposed by t ; ewcomers from the So | the prop y trans. labor statesman told the Unitea|"ewcomers from the South |continental railroads, today were | Preas found justified after investigation ‘The farmers, however, he by the interstate commerce commis. In revolt, as evidenced by A Woman Is Drugged jsion and the roads authorized to | election and demonstrations 7 0 ec! The red ons ain eae pestis | and Held Prisoner |?" them in effect. ‘The reductions uington and Oregon Active work will lay in handsome automobiles | Hot start until Monday | there would be country as in Russia “Some of the Inspired ca | writers are misrepresenting me and | to make me out a bolshevik anarchist,” Johnson declared, referring to what purported to be a} statement from him circulated by a | press association ‘Thursday The camp closes on August 26. com- } Established 101 Years ‘Final July Clearance Men’s Suits sald, are | his own | accorded : : are from $1 to $0.75 per hundred i i { Q cy suits, blue suits and “But that does not m revolu-| LOS A Cal, July Jpounds for vinegar’ in barre! pei Nag tad' dark fancy y tion with bloodshed, as I have been| Mra, Raymond Long, who came here|tariond lots and. from atte 5 sport suits, now— hier) Johnson |represented as predicting, ented from Kock Island, Ill, a week a, | 99.95 for vinegar in tank cars pointed out. tt, today told pollee she had been 0 drugged, attacked and robbed by a} | y man and a woman who had lured | | Young Girl Held as |her to the of their car where a} | Hit-and-Run Driver chloroform gag was forced over her | face, Mrs, Long sald sho awakened TACOMA, July 27.—Misa Pearl McMurray, age 17, was held in the in a dingy room. | man held her prisoner three | Jcounty jail as a “hit-and-run” driver | days by forcing her to take drugs. | | AT THREE PRICES $97.50 $397.5 $374 Men's and Young Men’s Top Coats, Gabardine Coats, Odd Trousers, Outing Trousers and Sport What’s in the Air PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, JULY 27 (Revised Schedule) ‘Silent, (960 meters) KHQ | today Thursday her machine} Finally, he told her he would take KFIY meters) — 7:40 Coats at Clearance Prices. struck Emil Peterson, 22, and she| her home. She could not remember || 8:30 p.m "i lattempted to escape by speeding| the location of her prison KEFHR—(270 metera)—Silent Second Ave. at University, Arcade Square away from the spot, Antnyestiga-| Mrs, Long's husband t# on route KFIC—(268 meters)—4 to 6 and tion is being conducted while the | here by automobile and does not yet 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. know of his 21-year-old wife's plight. ‘ girl is in custody at the ety Jail, |SEE COUP OF ~) GREAT OVATION," y oO tored ea vill be} PAP | i i i “Koot and Komfortable” Rajosca Si) ree genente. Jel PR ng organ of the Foster crowd,” the In Saw Mill Fire In ALL patterns ge a jold line union men say scornfully.| RIDGEFIELD, Wash. July 27 FRIDAY— ae ner Peasteeute | | But you see wor! reading it on| Fire starting lato yesterday, which “Mary of the Movies’ wear, TO MATCH lJ h Fl the streets. Ewpecially, you see Sla-|burned well into ‘t night, de. your coat anp|| JONNSON ays I vie workers reading It, for half of it|stroyed half the plant of the Brat Usual Fine Vaudeville | jis printed in thelr language, This|lio Brothers Lumber Mill company | Talk of Revolt) creunization may attain strength, |here, with a loss of $100,000 | SATURDAY — E 3 | since this is a not unusual develop- | | | sota, declared today, deploring “in-|break the strike and about half of | expected to arrive at Camp Lewis flamed articles” which, ‘he sald, mig-| Whom remain here, still working in | today for the citizens’ military train. | : the mines and coke plants. Many of | ing camp, quoted him. |them piled up what seemed to thom} ‘The vanguard of some 370 from ! justrial baron, mouth. MO ARCHISTS ERP, J and ar of a sing 2 t in Ge Helf n noted pane Mn, Was amor © who visitor former monafch in July, ‘and 1 Wr h, who keeps in t tt junke i are foundatio to explain the 1 been seen at by a ther he embled the st ie KITSAP TOWN Insulin Often Poisin, Says Medical Expert LONDON, J ansulin is it~ 1 for some suffer Dr. } Banting, ronto, discoverer of the cure, told ¢ Hritish Medical society at Porta- He warned against too muc FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET OWINSHAUIS MAN HELD FOR DEATH OF WIFE: ported| Prominent Citizen Exposed ¥REDERICE in her home lite Keipner office Thieves entered th Covington, 908 Washingte told the ad jury of her 1 Prof, Deutschmann had on for Keipner. She nitted he er experiments with a ought her erie and given her um which Deutac n discov~ ered and ch he proved an aid in ¢ murdered wife, Mra uring of cancer. Legh Eagle After many years of study, these two doctors claim that they have worked out a serum which, if given yught it n him all my late yesterday nen the officers went to arrest ° fs he was sitting alone in his i Saring-vacantiy af tha walls Oregon Lumber Mill PAGE 9 GUARD CALLED TO STOP RIOT RINGFIELD, 1 July tt ce Black sent t c guardsmen nt mob Vid- arrested on by Waitress young girl. tangled which ing town, be quiet now. German Physicians Claim Cancer Cure BERLIN, July German medi- to have found @ otzenburg today announced Fucketts, nburg Medical association isn, Lulu Joses, hinders the- swelling wth of cancers and which, if » large doses over a longer ime, actui ures cancer, ) row oy, who conduct. ROtary to Convene Ventigation presented at Toronto in ’24 prane IUFY, WAS) CHICAGO, July 2/-—~The 1924 cons on I took this |¥ention of the Rotary cluh interna- tional wil} be held in Toronto, Can- ada, June 15, it was decided by the ‘board of directors of the club here ight I would weave bent friend,” he - to | Destroyed by Blaze RIDGEFIELD, Ore. July 27- st., early |The Brattlie Bros,’ lumber mill was! morning, ran ed half destroyed by fire last night, oke open two trunks and|causing damage of $100,000. The n $360 in cash. loss was covered by insurance. home of J 4 Ss Women’s Khaki Outing Apparel the most practical and eco. for long motor trips untaln hiking. airs Store offers e necessary ng Down: complete the va cation wardr KHAKI BREECHES, $2.95. KHAKI KNICKERS, $2.95. KHAKI MIDDY BLOUSES, $1.95. KHAKI SHIRT $1.25. KHAKI HATS, 95¢. “ n and r AIRS STORE AP. 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The Downs stairs Store has them--of mo dium weight muslin, out amply full, 81.00; of “Fruit ofthe Loom" and “Lonsdale” Muslin, $1.75; of good grade of twill, 82,00, Sizes 15 to 19, Men's Section DOWNSTAIRS STORE Cool Evenings Suggest the Choosing of a Smart Coat or Cape —and the Downstair. good selection of smart modes at The COATS—in good quality pile fabrics in — Brown, $45.00. The CAPES—in a variety of fabrics and styles, also crepe-lined. $45.00. Store responds by offering a $45.00. Navy and Black. Lined with crepe: In Gray, Navy and Black: —DOWNSTAIRS STORE . Smart House Frocks Of Fine Imported Ginghams $2.95 | K TOME admire these House. Frocks because they are smart enough for neighborhood shopping, and especially for wear at Sum- mer cottages and resorts. Seven styles to choose from— fashioned of a much better quality imported Gingham than ordinarily found in Dresses so low-priced. One of the styles is sketched. SIZES, 36 to 44—EXTRA SIZES, 46 to 5 Priced, attractively-low, at $2.95. —pownsrairs store 158 Pairs of Women’s Pumps Reduced to $3.85 the Pair OKEN size assortments of Women’s Black Patent Leather and Satin Pumps, with full Louis heels and turned soles, for street and dress wear. Styles 60 pairs Patent Colonial Pumps 40 pairs Black Satin Co- lonial Pumps 22 pairs Brown Satin Colonial Pumps 36 pairs — One-strap Brown Satin Pumps All reduced for clearance to $3.85 pair. ‘ —DOWNSTAIRS STORE iP Women’s Glove-Silk Vests Women’s Glove-silk Vests in flesh- color; bodice style with ribbon shoulder $1.25 straps. Sizes 38, 40 and 42. 7 —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s Silk Gloves, 75c Women’s gauntlet style Silk Gloves with double- tip fingers and one strap at wrist. White with black embroidery and black with white, Sizes 6 to 8; low-priced at 75¢ pair. DOWNSTAIRS STORE