The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1923, Page 1

OHIO EMBRACES HER SON (JO. “mother of preside Ww lel Harding hundr dx of hi of his omber (rain, her favored son, held in for a few brief hours today—while bler citizens stood with bowed heads funeral train, Shortly before with it her arms rren Gi « of thous fo mark the pansin last car of the long burden pas over the state line into Pennsylvania on iis way to the national capital, where Mr. Harding's country will claim him first. Then the mortal remains will be brought back to the dead president's home state, to rest forever among his own people. The homage ' the president's p ing was so great that all schedules were cast to the winds. The brave widow, maintaining her poise and trength for the ordeals of public mourning ahead, insisted, despite her desire to reach Washington early, that the train, running past communities where live Warren G. Harding's fellow Ohic slow down to give them a chance to pay their last respects — | | ts/a WEATHER ed as f Class Matter May 8, 1899, at office at Heattle, Wash., under the Act of Congress March 3, 1819, Per Year, by Mail, $2.60 Temperature Last 4 Hours Maximum, 72 Minimum, 53. ay noon, 64. The Seattle Star 1923. SE SATTL TU ESDAY, AUGUST 7 7 , WASH., OMAN AILED! Swindled Business Men Here Out of | $40,000, Charges; Prosecutor swindled Se men ind meney lenders out of $40,000, Mrs. | Maude K. Griffin, formerly proprietor of an exclusive wom en’s apparel and specialty shop at Second ave, and Pine st.. is ~ held by the Baltimore police for Seattle officers, Deputy Prosecu tor John D, Carmody announce Alleged to have attle business ~ und larceny nd posted $ her bond ncted ince that date. realty man, woman in duped her victims business transac nde to borrow sums ran to several thous bogus Bills of lad Her opera “ , businesslike homefolks—that seems to describe the Coolidge ac views were made just prior to and following the simple in | ceremony at the home of Mr. Coolidge’s father in the vill th, Vt.. Upper left shows President Coolidge leaning fre of hia private car to shake hands with a farmer b Upper left center group, p N the steps “ BIG ACCESSORY THEFTS BARED y, ax he sped to W . Mra. Coolidg LATEST AS 5 | CAPITAL AWAITS TWO CENTS IN |Death Special Not | to Arrive Until Early Morning; Plans Unchanged | TEMPORARY WHITE HOUSE, Washington, Aug. 7.—There will be no change in the plans for meeting the body of President Harding and for the state funeral pro- cession tomorrow, no matter how late the fu- neral train arrives in Washington tonight. This announcement was made officially at the temporary White House in answer to dispatches from the funeral train which said the train may not arrive until the CANNY oc hours of the morning. ° BY LAWRENCE MARTIN PITTSBURG, Aug. Running fully eight hours be- hind schedule, the special train bearing President Har- ding’s body arrived at Glen- wood at 2:10 p, m. today for a change of engine and crew. In view of the inevitable de- \lay in going over the moun- tains to Cumberland, Md., ~land thru the thickly- populat- ed cities en route to the capi- at it was not expected that funeral train would reach w ENR gtOn before 11 o'clock her, John C. Coolidge,.taken the ident Harding die the farm. house and the barns, skirting the road where the grass tonight. After changing en- does service as a sidewalk. It was in this house that the president, r jgines and crews the special from sleep in « middle of the night, took th th of offic following Peet dona Ber cee! sce sig be : /otewsiny | orter Looted Wholesale SECRET MESS: MESSAGE ity Gi proceeded south toward Cals : receipt of the news that President Harding had died, Lower right, Presi ity Gives Itself Over to) poy 3:19 org Mrs. Coolidge on the rear platform of their car en route to the| House at Leisure [REPORTED RECEIVED Moiiehing: Man iL oved Ol cree capital Sse sb | NGTON, Aug. 7—A New York newspaper, it was learned 9 | The delay in the special’s prog- ‘ hed ro late today, is publishing a dispatch stating that Presidential See- a ress, dué to a multiplicity of causes, With. the reec of a truckload . ri y PAU! v ome rew $e retary George Christian had wired the White House to “prepare for a BY PAUL R. MALLON largely concerned with the Middle auto parts and es Mon-| yery sick lady," indicating that Mrs. Harding was ill. Emphatic de- | TEMPORARY WHITE HOUSE, |. 021. desire to pay the full meas uy evening, detective anced| nial that such a message had been received was made by Rudolph | Washington, D.C. Aug. 7.—The Pay that they had completed their in.| Forster, executive clerk at the White House, to whom the message | "tion's capital made final prepara. | Ure of its homage to the late presi: ee their dC eidald reiting bean sresse tiong today for receiving the body|dent, is a source of serious annoy . fon of the wholesale looting | jot the late President Harding, As|4nce and regret to Mrs. Harding. of the plant of the Chanslor & Lyon| the hours sipped by, business was}! She wanted the return to Wash- | was | has whole necessory house at 1400/ PLE MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE |shut down, offices closed and the|ington to be made in full daylight, H i j ry 12 The cargo of loot, valued] cit yea it self over to mourning, in the early afternoon, before the Empty Car in Which He Nation Surrenders Remains) 1%». Te cars ot ww. usa! AGAINST BUS OPERATOR rina fom the wowelyercpng evening thadows fll” ras. th Rode Will Be Honored to Widow Friday a “ sigan: ys on,| A charge of manslaughter was filed against Nick Deretick, 606 12th] (Att Which’ is Dearing the funeral |lawns of the White House, to whieh last six months by U. W. Camp! | vei andeodety fotiowtiig ae % nquest which found} P&rty toward Washington indicated | all that is mortal of President Hard- P cl raares Rae _ | 44, colored porter of the auto house, | °Y® 'uesday following a report on the coroner's inqu — that the body would not reach here|ing now 1s being taken for the last 7 Once nt Harding wilt EMPORARY WHITE HOUSE, | veriv that the Chanslor & L him responsible for the death of 'T. H. Lipsett. Deretick was driving} unti ‘late tonight, forcing some|time. But apparently there was 07 de atte In The body of Prosident Hardee ait not auspect ite lons| 0° of the big blue Renton stages last Saturday when Lipsett, allghted | slight revision in the original plans. |help for the loss of time. President Hartt : hoa hatha) othe te ult Gigioball was deveitaa. © from a Rainier Valley street car at'Kenyon st, and’ Rainier ave. The} aig cl y escort which came) BAD LUCK HAS we thousands of Se itizens | Hon to his widow after tho state cere.| ns a, wag arrested Jast| DUS hit Lipsett and killed-him. The coroner's jury found that Deretick pk oh eX phils EM EN AU eed ; t ampbell, who was arrested Inst ‘ocession fro 0 Cha: ; Foal ress yee but we |who participate in the memorial | Monies here tomorrow Sund: Detectives Walter Dench | was driving at an excessive rate of speed. The driver was arrested again) the station to the White House was | ae been easel muneD oe isl hate to tip off dor a sta i a. € 4 lent Cool! od fte Si " ol " " sy | not eC : S fdthods ithe Wat ee tarter's ‘ a ie Presid es today, after a/and Joo Smith, wax to be charged) Tuesday and is being, held pending an adjustment of his bond. Prior to ate they would not be needed/came off the driving wheel of am rc ar ‘3 him. onference with ator Lodge, with grand larceny fn an information | tne ging of the manslaughter charge he was at liberty under $5,000 ball tol! night jengine. Since then, bad luck ap 1 paid him tied a wtatomient décle that in|to be filed in superior court by| é President Coolidge informed Chiet| pears to have dogged the special, Joe's. a tevth ‘ ident Harding| (r with the wishes of Mrs.|Deputy Prosecutor Jack Carmody, BOR Oe Justice Taft, his cabinet members| which up to that time had been ‘ the pate 16 the min tines hort 2 day. Carmody has worked o | nd other officials eet | : tia silat ee an nr, the offal groupe who go | Tuer. Carne rcern’ tt oe |OREGON. CONVICTS HAYS WANTS ALL ____ [nt ter ote, who, wit "mest! Fanning well on sehedues Te HR ac t i r ott gh? |to Marion for the interment cere.|the case with th : © of/ never been on schedule sin vb 3 ee sig h as, & fortnight | monies will go only ag guests of the | Campbell will bo fixed at $1,500, it MAKE THREAT MOVIES TO CLOSE” arrival was indefinite. ‘They will] fact, it has been losing steadily. Bh , same automobile, carry | was announced. einen Atte ass ORviite keep in touch with the constantly | jess something intervenes, it will i. aph, taken at|ing only a dr and flowers, but| resident's statement follows:| Lieut. W. G. Witzke, of the auto], 5A mrs rales boataya as whIeh 2W YORK, Aug. 7.—Will Hays,| changing schedule, |still be daylight in Washington whea nd and Pike, shows | heavy with’ the ADS seversncs offical ceremonies at- | theft detail, grilled the suspect at] GOVPrtoT tee nt ote board’! president of the Motion Picture} EAST ROOM IS the special arrives, but it will be ad Ng 8 eoiBener end bby ark ERG er sata ¢ upon the burial of t length and obtained a confession) ny cony informing him that un-|Producers and Distributors, Inc., to- PREPARED FOR BODY |the very end of the day. onray a nbolical of the mi president will termin from him, it ix alleged. Campbell | WN" Se ane made, prisoners IN|day announced that all. theaters| East room of the White House| Hours were lost late yesterday, Ree halt pr its owly| when the remains of the Aisctoved the hiding place of a huge |WM* CHADKNS ttt will be taking | Wigs “| and the rotunda of the capitol were | When a brake broke outside the city, Ne ode thru the city’s streets, a short! dent reach the train cache of accessories, valued at thou.|the Ste Min St the end of that controlled by. that — organizatton) made ready to receive the body, {& hot box developed, and no) ar ai time ago Gd cemajon | ay, fternoon, ands of dollars aie eal n fetter froma conviet com-|Would be closed on Friday, August] In the east chamber of the execu-|rangements had been made to DRGs { , “ t Definite. plans for the, pro ‘ “The partic on by the pres: When informed that Campbell wa mittee, one of the most unusual/10, until 6 p,m, as a mark of re- tive mansion the body will lie thru| Vide ice and water for those of the 4 D r © | of mourning and the og slalas ro ident and the representative |under arrest for the theft, offic tals | erate t co dle tchadl” ait, POGOE: lubece roe: the ate. Prestaaat trendline |the night until the formal funeral} (Turn to Page 9, Column 4) ie - 2 i ere selected late Monday, At | groups of the legislative and ju: jof the Chanslor & Lyon Co, were |“ ee dba en She ae 8 “| procession begin tomorrow morning. | ——————— een forbidding | meeting of M ve memorl| dicial departments of the gov- | amazed stolen goods had never Was made public here tre of | aays suswested, the, same obser) All furniture—used in the briltiant! J committec dent’ Frank) ernment in jon will be en- [been mixsed from the stock rooms. |\etter demauily The fie harge of{vation of the day by all motion} social functions of the government HERE IS And that prohibited | Waterhouse, of the Chamber of} tirely on the quests of Auditors and detoctives were kept | e thee le ane ‘ y has been od Ww pe boo r “dcgpeny eg ai 6 pe A and sal iL e|picture thea in the country. Ns h removed with the excep. Le pomgatne Commerce, suggested that Harding's! {he town of Marlon and they will |usy for several hours ‘Tuesday |'M® penitentiary, and sill tite ine pale tion of. the’ big gol euerueeey niece tf AA eee HOME Wolce iva win mat So : tilllnys A as Mt was) not. partletpate tn any w offi [checking the immense quantity of ee eee eee vill being to. thia| inne, he walls are cream ‘white,|| Many homes every day appeir hi piedd en the president and Mrs. Har ceremoni |roods, which it Is alleged Campbell | eiition as his principal assis AMERICAN LEAGUE. Paneled. Surmounting the panels|] in the Want Ad columns, that Rana 73 ing returned from Alaska, be driven ined by Col. Sherrill,!was in the habit of selling to| fe f the: ConMer jare reliefs of tho old Greek god-|| offer bargains to buy. AS ‘ |in the parade, Maj. George R. Dre-| military aide to the president, that | garages a certa aed ea ners 0! i igh i a 16 2] desses, American business men wield tool yer, who drove the car with the| srs, Harding had made it plain that prison admministration who en-| York 1 Ot ste “the ctouk tooEtar | cap yatscenpes sme who drov 4, Harding had mad a ak soar Ri bie Uc eey S pmnts, Roots corners stand massive | ROOT BROS. SPECIAL a is Pow f What right had they| president in it, will drive It when| «he does not desire any military, fra-| G 3 couraged the stool pigeon system,’ Batt Bho Pade Se v {; Shaw. | candelabra of bronge, ‘They shed} $18 YOUR OPPORTUNITY » stop the bobbed hair fad? only Harding's spirit occupies. the | ternal, te officia’ participation | Joffery Gets 3 to | Thirty convicts have — run} ays and Hofman an electric glow across. the bare|]| CLASSY 5 ROOM LUNGATOW ES ; ANATOMICA rear seat in the Marion ceremonies, it being 10-Year’ Sentence |," a penitentiary. in the chicas Sept 111] golden parqueted too || F RNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Bice MICAL NOTE EVERYONE MAY her wish that her husband be in ‘ |past few month Lee ee a ect gitana ‘om the ornamented ceiling hang} price should soll tt to the gowns are now the 4 | PARADE torred aa the moat distinguished rep:| Joe Joffery was sentenced to servo * Sohalk. Harris, Ogden and Perking;|three giant crystal chandeliers, | firat real buyer, ‘ba. tts Is be mode, but even at that we aren't | MARCH IN PARADE Tea tive ae AKIO ditsesto 10. yeare, In, Walla “Watli! Detroit-l Kame postponed; | which will be dimmed except for a fap the bbsh buy: on Dak caer he funeral procession wilt in-{renentative of Marion : ; xe | : a p re dari Matt uiis cote ide all B ti yotka whe ve aha guird of honor, composed of |by Judge J Ronald ‘Tuesday jUNCLE JOE WOULD bt eerie shadowy rim of soft light. | fe ae Sitonuy MODs K len short skirts were ide all Seattle folks who desire to) araly, admiral, whieh will|Joffery, after three trials, was con: | Four mirrors are placed, two on) BRN TO THE trois fashion, march, and. the. marchers will bo) igh eneraln, admiral, wich wit | Sette atatutory oftense against (QO. TO FUNERAL euch #48 Gf, He. chamber | DRTAT, AND HH Bit gig the Arena, {escort the body h j | viet | ee ‘) NATIONAL LEAGUE ¢ the chamber ‘above red DEAT Oe GOR UTTON n preferred seats at th om f "| Marion us the guests of Marion and | 16-year-old Vera Warner. He is pro-| DANVILLE, TL, Aug. Uncle 4 marble mantle pieces, on which Very lateé bedroonin, latee ac 1 Ik the memorial services will bey’ | tatives of the army and|prietor of the Rainbow Tamate par-|Joe" Cannon today declared) he} York 4 + stand busts of Washington, Hamil closets and complete kiteh= fe 4p. mm. i pee for will nd the funeral of the Inte}At Cinclnnatl vos ccesers 2 hart i> Bintotn, { on-at atures, and furs im 1 a atatewide holiday having Attorney W. A. Gilmore filed |President Herding in Marion Pri-|gowdy; Luque, Haréis and Har-| ay yD seelaven fore thie ; Bebe 2. | been, proclaimed), Mayet: fon) WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE — [notice of appeal and has posted |diy providing his physicians per jarave, |, 7 1 9 {CENTER OF ROOM | high cluad home, ete ietad a, 1d th proclamation setting | Water will be shut off Wednes:|$5,000 bonds for the release of his mit, The aged former congres Vat poli 5 11 1 The casket will be in the center| See The aun was | Friday a9 «holiday on witet day, from #.a..m. to 6 p.m, ‘on |ciktnt, pending final arbitration of /man wax, one of the republican ye ene ice Hehan and | of the room, with the head pointed|| More details about this home Nie ceuitiCd eet ihe, hecoh I 1 tribute to President) ein drive, from Nowport way, |the case. A motion for a new trial {party lenders who Notified Mr. Har |Heniino; Meadows, Stone and Mad-/to} the south, It will be draped} | can be found in the Want Ad er wuil was Hitle wister Harding's memory Madrona, ‘drive, , dor {ding of his nomination three years | 4x with a flag and banked with flow-|] columns, Turn to them NOW They thought she had a dandy : y+ tnutiona and {Lakeside ave, the city water de-jwas dented by Judge Ronald prior 7 rooklyn-Chicago game called in SN a Nabhan iea ‘ y he hart fy tine Bunks, business instiutions and | La) ‘to pronouncing sentence: y fourth inning: rain (Turn to Page 9, Column 5) (Turn (o Pasa ® Column 3) | (Turn to Page 9, Column 4) |partnent announced Tuesday, t—