The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1923, Page 9

TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1928 GIRL IS KILLED IN AUTO CRASH HERE'S MORE ABOUT HARDING ILL STARTS ON PAGE 1 we 2 That bulletin, in turn, had succeeded an optimistic one Coroner Starts Probe of issued before noon. ‘The tone of the 5:30 p, m, bulletin Wreck Tuesday caused apprehension, because it contained the first admi sion that Mr. Harding TURN FOR WOR COMES RAPIDLY About 7:30 p. m Was In & serious condition. Dr, Sawyer, his chief physician, in a frank statement, said that almost any. sort of complication was possible. He said pnuemonia inflammation wa among the possibilities, tho at that hour he would not class it as liable. He said the X-ray examination had been made to determine just what the possible developments of the next few hours would be and to check up on the clinical observa tions made during the day relative to the condition of lungs and heart Dr. Sawyer said then that the case was clearly erious, but not grave, and that if the physicians used the word grave it would be advisedly and would indicate a distinct turn for the worse, It was less than two hours until Sawyer signed his name to the bulletin announcing that the president’s condition was grave. The effect of this announcement was to plunge the presi- dent's party into deep gloom and fear. This was heightened by the carefully-worded reference to the fact that he was “temperamentally well adapted” to fight off the infection. with death for his doctors knew his physical resistance. That was apparent to them when 30 examination showed a drop in temperature accom- panied by a sharp increase in pulse and respiration, Ordinarily, increased pulse and respiration would have been marked by rising rather than falling temperature. The fact that the temperature went down indicated extreme- ly low resistance and it was obvious then to the physicians that the danger of pneumonia inflammation was increasing Then the X-ray confirmed their apprehensions in that regard. The “definite central patches” spoken of in the bulletin were small and not in themselves indicative of great danger, it was explained. If the president had a store - y to tho, Vitality he might easily have thrown off such an infection, direct it was stated. But what his doctors feared to find this morning was that those patches had spread and grown into one patch. That would mean, it was explained, that the president had pneumonia in dire earnest—and his condition then would have to be referred to as critical FALLS ASLEEP DURING NIGHT = GOT TTUT LTT ° feet and nesses to, But during the night he fell asleep. That was’ taken as girl a hopeful sign, as indication that nature might be rallying x the last reserves to rout the toxins. Before he went to to the Sleep, the president had a little milk toast. He seemed to from enjoy it, He was cheerful. He was fightin His cond! A few months ago he stood by the bedside of Mrs Harding 1 to be favo! while she fought out, single handed, her own grim battle He could do nothing then. The doctors told him begged him to go to bed. so and He shook his head and paced — 2 t ave ay t ve hourly up and down the rug in his room at the White ' pets oacllh f hed Mates e a House, t ng to add his strength to hers and help her tl ru 7 parents, the cris The doctors said afterwards that Mrs, Harding n > get splendid will beat off death. is of the program. = | MRS. HARDING j rank ie . SHOWS FORTITUDE ? 4 x usinésd P Today the same splendid will was being exerted, much as 4 s Mr. Harding’s was in the long nights of that other critical 4 mE time. Mrs. Harding, whom Dr. Sawyer described simply $ j os peter as “one of those creatures who shows up best under fire,” was standing by, keeping her head tip and her eyes dry and facing all the cold medical facts as.they we brought to her by P wyer. She knew the fight her man was facing; v that he, who is seldom alone, was alone! at last and that all she could do was to pray and smile They who came from the sick room said she was doing both. Tanks of oxygen were carried into the presidential suite during the night so that they would be available if needed. Up to ¢ rly hour this morning, they ‘had not been used At 1 . the president was reported by George B. Chris tian, Jr., his secretary, to be sleeping. probable be taken, HERE’S MORE ABOUT BULLETIN STARTS ON PAC _—_— Nothing was said as to his physical equipment for the battle | he had virtually exhausted |, THE SEATTLE STAR PAG Five Famous Physician Attending the President Harding Stays Close to Bedside and Waits On Husband BY M.D, TRACY Cireassian — wale § FRANCIBCO, J L—In «| glass 1 candle f m White Hc ka ad r i The re " Vrar finish nn Hard 5 lent t djecight canaries and \ t ‘ought in to cheer the presid r \ " bed .of solid | and hia wife alow’ H led | al f tap NAVY PHYSICIAN try and pan in 4 suite of rooms | CLOSE AT HAND iby t hree other person Dr. Joel ‘T. Boone } be " t it ” years ned the third of t ke ms. The room of L u by five physl| joins the presidential tar t ove Around the suite all is quiet. But faithful w 1 the far end of adjoining corr Outside th te ne 50 ne the life of the big hotel gor 1 r ts, a nun f ual, A phonograph 1 1 lat 2 and miscellaneou night on th ame f y attend, walked quiets nd f the mbers of the pre in an ath hea ith the official party had retired. nok f umber of cigar lobby below the ne di * floor littered with the stubs! ing the evening was almost bri f count ot liant DEAD LINE Women in dazzling gowns came OV GLADILI and went, In t wis mixed men A a dioll 1} known the world over-—not Ad ante 1 down t miral Rodman, Herbert Hoove th aiting out retaries Work and Christian—and i t i t I pe on tle appr font 1 kr f w and then Dr, Saw F t ou « th tt ni us, would i 1 mult he hot h Lieut, Conan th 1 n ndsome 1 P <7 1 Roc f @ brilliant uniform of , t week Gen wing surrounded t roup 1P . h nat | of ing dignita nged nf 1 bed 1 Te mn wdje roour fin paneled, | pletu carved from t FOREST FIRES FEW THIS YEAR Extreme Caution Will Tide State Over Danger HERE’S MORE ABOUT PHYSICIAN STARTS oN PAGE 1 man store of Dr from virgin the tt ate A hikers exe rn t r tas bar ding to W. ¢ OPERATED ON THE | forent TACOMA HIGHWAY | While the ¢ t Acconing to Harry Vo Willa sae ie pf eet. She Ted « us, and bu ore, 1 ' 1 for man is D 8 Ho has bee ; t ‘ I ! ed sooner Weig id. Small h intent On |burning near Swan lake ting him beatable case. | Green and on the c bu in timber } at Galla amed and these have -,, RED MEN IN ’ TIS ya a i ; H . cat CIRCUS APACE the president's physicians, was seen to enter the president sitar epichear tt ut the sale SESSION HERE 1 a) cq suite and soon after emerged but without giving any word ‘later ‘found the $2,000 worth of OBOSO 4 v OF PROGRESS as to the president. At 6 a. m. there had been no further /drugs or person ' The aa at Council & Mi <n) eat That magic we progre as | bre in the quiet around the presidential suite. A few ARREST IS SECOND cnet Mandshal dug At paar | IN LAST FOUR DAYS the Degree of Poca are hold ers , , ear ers were beginning to stir in the lobby and various 7 the Lusks marks |ing thelr annual Great Sun sessions je fe floors of the hotel. Wanna 5g f wathin Economy market hall and the ** * . edish club, respectively, for two tt two Two r 8 were taken flying SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.—Dawn of another day at ist ak cai bite ge aaa ee aa 4:30 a. m. found President Harding continuing his fight . ne’ i sea Ba tedahen HEH nomy market 4 against penuemonia with ptomaine poisoning. While no od fearcts sexsion, while 75 women are attend. 4 Bre word had come from the president's room for three hours, |’"; ; cha. etbhe “« wedish club, at , “no news was considered good news.” For further unfavor= | ye, th r of three. years | 5¢° aa eeees fe i jee oi : intend to, double the embership , | able developments undoubtedly would have been followed by |in MeNeft island ny have been | suche tha. coming year, sitios théy wren | an unusual stir about the suite. faettia np bp ie a jagea [Nit Be under the direct supervision | 2 S : a shag y Aare TUN of the Grand Counejl of the United | ng Brothers, § BULLETIN re pa | ste ic SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.—(9:45 a. m.)—President 1} Aypehiaye Reewbri: ihe’ entien's 3 had tame - besa | . A ar x's physicians were in consultation at 9:45 a. m. iting deiegation will r he 4 in | Harding’s physicians were till consu y 4 te -’ Mount Vernon Men & dciegation will march to t q ew today, according to the best information obtainable—three- F tatue ¢ hiet Seaith, at Fourth 1 or tw It| quarters of an hour after the time they had been expected Are Guests in B. C.| UE sin sh | opti bea ‘S - im ° ACY " 2 7 chile nm bath fic Ss were to be : ¥ York to issue their formal morning bulletin. Cause of the delay} ANAC‘ Blend ples Sanat a PPPOE IO as aaae | 3 os : toria (B. C.) Chamber of Commerce | lected at 10 a da | : © biggest |Was not known. nd the Vancouver Island Develop. 5 ": | : soe 1 1 nl the Mount Ve H HOH ‘ «veral special Tacoma Civil War |(CQOP GIVEN members of the Mount Vernon Com REDS SEEK TO | 3 ) mile mercial club yesterday ne Moun ~ Th | ; Veteran Succumbs ’ MTT | Vernon party, accompanied by. thel 1AIN GROUND) racoma tay epee won| WHISKY BATH ere rev, comme by tee| | GAIN GROUND} Joseph D. Delangevit n Surprised by a raiding party of|the opening of added ferry service) Mfforts to take over the etnire| e civil war and an in policemen, Mond: Martha | between the citic Chukotsk peninsula, Russian terri ie soldiers’ He ut Orting, yester-| pon x - tory across Bering sea from Alaska, 4 la He was well known thru this| (7) ot | ae Te f'\are now being made by the soviet | | empted ol WATER SHUTOFF | 5 | BS T 1 ection of the state as a musician ante famed BHA: gta , lForkamttasunatis 4 a moonshi: is alleged. Vater will be shut off. o1 orces, is the b expressed Mon KIDNAPED GIRL lithe re af trans any Serf || wat wf | ch he are hn TA 7 \| sister, Mr le Moffet, survives) i, dump it, according to the officer LE ANT OS BE PRN, : _ | . SOU GH HERE him in Seattle that she threw it directly on Lieut,| | $° kovernment canal, and on N. | | of an exporting and importing firm, | Kidnaped thwart mie i etegous L. J. Forbes, giving him an im ty : i; % serving the Chukotsk territory, At men at Ce Fremont ave., also on N. Goth lis, Ore., late Monday night, ‘ : Baseball Bat May prompt boore bath. © Bis eain Saenayalae Reet ae 1 The region i ae stotoat fu pro.| . Heitig’’ eotight in! @aat ie AF j ured to tho police sta] | ro sto ave, Wadveaday tre ducing district in the world, and is| by ¢ ay, following fr Take Child’s Life » woman, locked her up a a in i iia day, fr ™ | /also rich in mineral wealth, ‘The! t here by the Co Her skull fractured a baseball his whisky-drenched I ” realizing its value, ens! gs Pro ns waes Tato. Anda By the trip down town | % *ldeavoring to seize it from the Rus. | a Gor! gs during a game near Wood-|the officer attracted crowds by the| a sian “white forces, according to 6 ‘i he ey lto’ W cen | inviting odors that wafted from him Swenson. The seizure of America The other et exeaped, noon, Her condition is serious, The|for his uniform to dry. But. the TO SICK BED «cnt: s belleved to be a forerunner m ar The member of an auto sourist| scent still remains. J to more activity by the “reds” in| @ repe b nilng | patty Zeok. Tule Ola, was, watch SANTA ANA, Cal. July 31.—Mrs,| gaining complete control of the dis. seit + the! sare When alia wha vatrusk » |B Remaberg, of this city, sister | trict | a pied Fear Foul Play in ct president thardine, accomprnten Disappearance that met with officials of the Pacific iscuit Co. Tuesday asked the to search for Frank L,. Pino. ty and Charm ™a's Distinguish Quali appr police wm, & trusted employe, who disap: peared during the recent visit here of the Pacific flvet. Pinoza lived at 602 Second ave, and was very faith ful in notifying the company when he wished to be excused from work Pinoza cannot be located at his odgings re A. “The most Delicious Tea youcan buy.” ike teel safe May tore tolen from at 1126 found in the woods at of Beacon Hill, Mon A319 the Brown Brow, cigar Sold only in sealed metal packets F R. & H.0, COOK, WEST 4073, ELL.0350, DISTRIBUTORS i... by her husband and two daughters, schedulel to leave §: this afternoon for were h Pedro “fc. PREDICT BOOST. =! 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