The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 HI JOHNSON OR CAR MEN PRESS Marion Funeral Plans HOOVER IN 1924 WAGE DEMANS Each Free-for-All Fight for G. 0. P. Control BY FRANK J. TAYLOR WASHINGTON Gent Harding's une leaving adm for c Whil head of the 18 mon are not wil the leader c With hard! House defor Yention next faces an almos making hy might mak us the poll emergency, whi ® popular idol strike in Boston made ident. TWO STRONG out of challen form. ye that it could go inte with enough mand @ hearing, but enough to nominate a candidat Still more formidable, in the eyes | A of many, was the boom Johnson, tor from Ca progressive, whose main ch the administration was ba: Position to the world court JOHNSON IS FORMIDABLE Today, Johnson looms Most formidable contestan © Gent Coolidge for leadership republican party Te event the coterie of regular re-| = publican leaders at the party helm |t hecome alarmed lest Johnson capture | Prisonery held ‘the party, lock, stock and barre Hoover may be their chaice at Chi cago. It is well known Hoover was being groomed for 1928 | peared in after Mr. Harding had served his | morning. Becond term. Two Sisters Drown in Spokane River ' DAVENPORT, Aug. Slipping } by from the clutches of G. Monger, & farmer, who sought to save them Lena Reindold, 15, and Bertha R old, 13, were drowned in the Spo- kane river north of Davenport Mon day night ‘The girls were wading in the river backwash when one of them ped | y and grasped he other for support. | p The bodies were recovered and | wo, brought here. Ship Hears News of Death by Radio > Services in memory of tho late) President were held aboard the liner) dm Rogers. at Petersburg. | Alaska, as Ask Day Off With Full Pay Hiram |meu's union ure. J, Murray, presider Fu with the result that in the immigration | station were forced to remain in jail for want of a hearing, U here that | Commissioner Robert M federal court endeay Tuesday take no and that his appointme commissioner would xt Maybe She Slipped on No Barana Peel ody seit Kian and anthilan ps While @azieing at the Economy | pers, side by sido, Over one business | 1) Week SERVICE | CEMETERY at 1 Harding will THE § TTLE STAR RUBBER MAY BE for Friday Completed RAISED INU, S. Body of Harding Will Lie in State at Home Ww Thursday Evening allace Starts Experiments in Southern States WASHI AT frait, vegetable thern farm product ht be profit tates wer Agricult periments be uth plant industry to Want about return evening we Indianapolis Trembles headed the train d States | vided against itself, nd ap: | Tuesday | trust McClelland stated that his time as | & commissioner was his own and that he worked only did not on a fee baais. | 5 r to explain why | p at hin office Mon-} r had been issued the matt ff the soon as the ship had been | dance hall, First ave. and Pike st. | Tadlo: that the nation’s; Monday. night, “Maririerite Informed by chief had died. Ceremonies conduct-! rence, §600 Rainier ave., fainted and | She struck the ‘Were aboard the veese! was led by | cutting a gash in her Father Charles F. Carroll, state chap- | girl was taken to her home for med. | 1 attention | Grav. M’Lean & Pen ¢@¢ by 7% Knights of Columbus who | fol. Tain. 313 . 3% Avenue SOUTH SEATTLE ‘WASHINGTON loor heavily, ncalp. C1} INDIANAPOLI EWS} tnaian troy by ness Serious Outbreak Loo BY JOH) By entity with ‘ 1 nm to it ght In every mind relates to| FIREMEN 8’ x Klan and t hat organtaatio: brought with it vari tHe “You read police were This is a community certainly dl where charges ter-charges have bred dis nd wuspicion until beneath the | “W | surface smoiders the fire of trouble. and co , it's a in that ¢ One week in Indiana, touching this | ht pight elty and that, convinced me that the | n haa tremendous n far re than anyone who knew the old } Indiana will admit. In this city situation is more tense than where bie down. has pre th rit of vente th third | f ts being boy d for fu-| bor arrayed | oo | against neigh! On the at corners, men and Law. | = WATER SUPPLY Ma Mayor Says Work on Line Required Seattle's ro water supply The the 4| ing & good de is | inte of $5 each wi and tt authors of t giv s rot > mayor said that he recom: | , present | 5 | sayo will t Strand theat erintendent the posit trial. marr | mationtiy Bernard *| want more fdent of the Mied, f can an: |the vacancy in the that D as Klan War Approaches wirornia, Bjagent, and Perry Hackler, seer} Writer Finds City Split by Hatreds and @ COMMISSIONER AIRS HI ishment KLAN SYMPATHIZ they extinguln! urning it vio a friend ° are cures it PIPE MENACES Feneporeay Immediate | Write Your Opinion on This Matter Five carloads of working girls are F cat came Twine at Five pending Lions’ elut property of Clyde H | Mite ming summer burned a red “f lake. token or another, | the organization or op-| Mrs. wan dlacove thy TONEL prosece her husband, one alleged Tues: funds to against . in superior Donia Dem he is ¥ diy wi the nuit wh Mra, Kathryn A address the W said, |taxation at a T dian. jing at 3909 Ba a flery cross Miracle. w ted an old ef of mine n's Civic ¢ wday noon meet good thing for I ey ave he clash did not come | Hie I know almost every} The vestry and council of on with in-| John's pariah, 3050 California ave., fighting to keep |will hold a meeting in the church Only thelr influence |tonight at 8 1 an outbreak, W. Sherman Roge is here. itor of T advise some | th f The wak because war o ¢ next «| SAYS HARDING _ PERSECUTED other of the nation’s chief: he vic will and ma: The politicians had been it now without having the courage to ma of persecution Rey, Ambrose ¥, pastor of First Baptist church Seattle, Monday noon addressed a eting of the Lions’ club, held in | memory of the late president in the it:| Masonic club rooms. | | Dr. Bailey blamed the death of Lin- | coin to a nation-wide hatred, built co | by the, president's critics which re: | wulted in hin ansaanination. He said | that Harding was the victim of * bites and 4 rriage? =: before ny heartlean crition, in,” and ody nd sincere reg by the American pe Second Victim of Kelso Bridge Found KELSO, Another of the © bridge disaster victims was found when an unidentified body found the sand of Leichhardt’s und to be that of Luther © feasibitity ot | K* wed by The all era in ket were the Ho tn eur. | 1 two children and his mother and nd. his po ptificatic at W d father at Port > Idaho Judge Will Relieve. Neterer | Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer, who begins his vacation August 15 will be relieved here by Judge Frank Dietrich of Idaho, it was day by F. M. Harsh. Judge E. ¥.! ed to reopen bird bes 0 words or leas, that came in today Boise, marriage mea: Why not? w is right. 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He was unable to participate in the scout exercises Knights Templar Scout Gets Letter it's thoroughly aged-not green or unfinished Anheuser-Busch, or the skin rashes of childhood use Resinol Don't neglect the little one’s chafed skin ‘or the patches of rash or eczema, for child- ren are bound to scratch and minor troubles ‘may result in stubborn sores. Resinol Oint- ment is widely recommended by doctors and nurses because it so quickly steps itching, and will not harm the tender skin. It soothes as it heals. Resinol Soap cannot be excelled for the toilet and bath tending as it does to keep the skin healthy through its unusual cleansing powers, At all druggists. “Thousands of mothers preter them to others” St.Louis, 9 | latter position | Condition of Gov. | Davis Some Better| } TOPEKA, Kans. Aug }¢ondition of Governor We Ar prophet and here. Mad mhe|might forget | Davis, i with hig r R Might improvemen announced. The doctors thi illness a that altho t continued. sine | failed to localize phold fever ‘Tho governor's temperature ha jheen around 104 for four day first diagnoned | 1 i, today stated | phon mperature has| Ad aturday, it has | quick and might be ty h in Funeral Rites for Mount Vernon Man MT. VERNON, Aug. 7 Last rite | for Alfred Lilliman, prominent towns man, were to bo held Tuesday at p.m. from the Swedish Baptist chureh. Lilliman died at his home | here Saturday OLYMPIC Madinon, het. int and 2d NOW PLAYING “THE BLOCKHEAD” Another Big Laugh Success | FOUR SHOWS IN ONE| Vaudevi ‘ call for an Chips off the Old Block MJUN One-third the regular done. of same ingredients, coated, Fy a, | Wise love cannot do this,” iil be What will © happy as id hummingbirds. ‘The the sage must lead us| | ip youth, unguided, | ci the children. ‘True and sha 008 HARTNELL, ave ome t 1 ele. | | 600 and phe MM be sure rented. $$. BILIOUSNESS—BICK HEADACHE, Het, AR Tab! nt yeure of devine. Glasses FREER EXAMINA GLOBE OPTICAL Co. AGIA Weatinke Aye. Neur Fourth and Pike 1ORG— Little Mo ‘or childron and }of which the late president wa | ment made Monday by EB. A. Wright to Hold Services| held by| commandery, Knight mplar, Wednesday, ticipated in by her TACOMA, on, 18-year-old |proud possessor Mra, Warren Memorial services, will be par ajan appr land a letter | Harding, is courage in member, according to an announce commander of Seattle chapter. ‘The visitors were to have presented 4 traveling beauseant to Hollywood nd were to have been His commandery, welcomed by President Harding | sudden death resultea in thé aban a doning the program, and the Marion Templars are returning to their homes by the northern route. ! From Mrs. Harding Aug. G. nine members of) just two hours before the death of | Marion commandery, of Marion, ©.,/the president, August 2. mn for a sheat of roses Rector sent to Mrs, expressed Rector is at St, here during the Hardings’ visit. 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