The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1923, Page 1

D DBE Man mies Aug editor ribune victed rt for paper, grand meer 10. jurther before ef the id in Investi- sed a foberts utter js said taking out elec. tat. ED he re- Wood the the Need CLOUDBURST HITS DENVER! NNN AAPA Entered as Second ¢ Matter Ma Block Home Brew Howdy, folks! Want to buy pencils or shoe-laces? Patron. ize Old Joc Bungstarter, He's trying to make back his old still, enotigh to buy The hu season will open soon and people wil! be kept busy picking buckshot out of quail and guides guide w a Washington, 1} er, but wan so f 6 sank like a rock, man in the United States who has eaten a piece of green corn without getting hot butter in his ! Gregory K. Hornswoggie, only nostrils. | see Judge ford, famous Bible! lecturer, pays annual visit to North- | that “millions now/| ought, but we hope Juége Rutherfo Ja th after 1925, most 6f us will tor. ever Li'l Gee Gee says Joesn't “ee | e bets her per-| ast that long. manent wa One good thing about living for. e stands @ reasonable h a game | see | | But one dis ge of eternal! life is that y s relatives wil drop in for years. of 3,000 TH’ OFFICE SEZ | Th’ old-fashioned girl who got ja thrill by holding hands, now | has a daughter who complains | | that she hasn't held a good hand | all evening. Old Eli Whitney patented The cotton gin; But who in hee invented This rott a? eee nv has returned to y ese t boys haven't a chance in Am at less t give up his a 4 cor BUT THEY GUARD THE STREETS OF HEAVEN The cruiser Seattle, flagship of the U. 8. fleet, ran aground yes terday at Marrowstone Point. But the dispatches failed to state that | “the marines have landed and have the situation well in hand.” in Seattle th 1k moved this Mont ment Q iilie, hide in the fe. | Here comes the r Pickford and Doug Fairbank omeo and wonder 1 1 fe serden star hast fr te ma | mentally sh not a day ¢ eee Ye DIARY at 2) to the office, bat hing, and so abroad by water to Kagle mann, intending to pl nets of lawn t 1p rd. And so to hed, take great joy rin ering on the cedar root. Hetle Ad 8 Convict Grandson |i; Road Grab— be Con HALF MILLION = MAY BE SAVED IN BUDGET CUT Steals Fiiwa; It Proves to Be Cop’ 8 emen's aut nd wa A <= tearful toa mene Says He auto to search for ng chariot, Hours passed hen Donlan " ed him a 1 Vill Fight All The boy sadly a. Not Essential policeman's car e I . never saw a in a Ford be | t All I wanted was to d ke ath round a while.” The two ter fata Appropria fo road - Failed to Do as bridge! tn ‘ fr She Recommended the ner ta ee Miss Elsa Mille ta i Se make . D n i mat f attle gunist, and author of the hur f 4 t things ¢ ed RoThom ut whe t obtained < Uniens t tle n ar she went t b vy will be Chicago, whe married | er ant ‘ Thompson. | are ® running According to reports from the | {nto many the f dollars tha Windy Cit usband ob- |I believe can be eliminated,” Gaines tained his separution on grounds |said, “It has been the practice to Ofcruelty. He charged his bride |mrab all the money that could be with hurling kitchenware at him | obtained for road and bridge work and using her fists in the |lrrespective of the merits of the clinches. Miss Miller’s ten com- |projects. I believe that we ma: ints were based on the |¢liminate the entire sum above our theory that the way to bo hap |1923 butlget, and keep tho tax pily married is to treat the hus milla, the figure fo: band with consideration and respect Some expe are nbsolute |Says Wife Lived a hr tps ons Eb ln mle ff in Thought World |stany ot the departments fe ernment have budg rging his wi a former actress, continued to live in a re, ae “thought world of the stage the's fter they were married, Law ude - ast year's bud: ce M. Levy, 1215 Sixth ave. st for : > i tro no n Tuesday filed » " Batons Ke ' from Edna M. LA in ne river he od of marr highways and farms of the Duwa vy before her marriage | Mish va rofessional entertain SCHOOLS NEED and says. She still has |MORE MONEY habits of the prof m The schools of t els him to do the an inc appre while she reads th zines and stays wee small hours He a their 4-yea awarded to th ever parent the co fitted to « patient at the the brains of an aget patient item of (Turn to Page 9, Column 5 86 to prov Renehes Death Bed . telapho: ng distance 2 wi ce med, the governor or the state exercised authority prison doors swung open and a man behind bars was released Tuesday, and all because a dying grandmother calied faintly for daughter's son. As a POLICE CAPT, result, attia, 1129 Hiawatha | se andeon Frankie hearse, ts | Mayor Censures Bannick for Pee arts iar toe aced wees Recent Liquor Charge a short tim: or Hart an has but nd Gove temporari c. G. Ban Suspension sed her grandson, conv nick, of the Densmore station from of auto theft, in order that he |the police force was forecasted might at her bedside. The | Wednesday in official quarters fol hoy anied by an officer |jowing the censy of ‘Bannick by during his libe |Mayor Brown and his declaration that the officer would be forced to turn over liquor he had seized to, His Stomach Now headquarter Diamond Studded" wer ted. FRANCISCO, Aug. 22— lium: the llquor 0 raat 4 jutner, has a diamond. tery, saying that he “wanted to * nie Iation."* i from Mexico, where he | atied the eatate OF i Pate "If Capt. Bannick has any evi ind inherited the diamonds in| {dence to show that liquor Js circu the process, became ast [lated illegally from headquart while at aga at the thought of |want to sw it,” Brown sald. the duty he would have to pay [do not believe, however, that such onthe gems, So he swallowed .|is the c His a it he has ‘em. uch evide e is to turn it over Today customs inspectors, to |to Chief Severyn whom he confessed, wére assay | “At stiinie tine Bannick’s g him by ‘ay action ia a reflection on the entire department and {s unwarranted, 1 ¢ +4 helie Capt wnnick and I have Will Arraign Two Fee tianan igh thivaater ieee as Holdup Killers, onal’ feelings must SDDING, Ca Ritatice | enennices. the. WAY nal action 7 ainst him e of Salt Lake, and William Sila i e hie very ‘eturns ter, of Oakland, arrested following When’ Chief potest i i thélr -robhery’ot poker game atjfrom his trip next week, I will lay Pit No. 3 Sunday night, and the kill. |the whole case before | Wa lot ing of Joseph Bogdan, one ot the|him decide what to do with tte players, were taken to Burn today If every policeman A. lowed for arraignment to kesp the evidence he. had cot ‘The arraignment. will be held be. |lected upon such a pretext as Ban fore Justice of the Peace Samuel |nigk’s, we would cease to have a Brewster, who issued warrants Mon.|fovernment,” said Brown. “With Jay for the arrest of the men every man making his own laws, Hrosecutors promised a speedy dia. |this would be # fine police the any abide by xame a8 position of the case Audrey is re. {ment Bannick must urded as the man who actually did police rogulations the the killing. ther officer” depart: | Police jafter the _ at 1,000, 1899, at the ffloe at Beattie, Warn, under the Act of Congress March 3, The Seattle St iste. Per Year, by Mall, $1.60 ar HOME |e IST 22, 18 WASH., WE DNE SDé AY, AU GETTING THE RANGE AT LAST | BUSINESS MAN 6-Cent Gas HELD AS THIEF 4s Reality | Manager of Credit Company | |Competitors Fight Price War in South ‘ the Kels Co., C. W. Netmeyer, 3 n Los An oe: 3 ompetition nesda finery "4 s oll field. came to Seattle, {of nate by a and very k over the home office | inexpensive ag; Geir’ sa ulative Credit Co, That enables him soline bpachargaayt4 ft charging from informed that the | ot ed satisfactorily, when [Poste co bars ‘pees refineries, has to put Spey omg eas him out of busin un ling when (HES: Seen’: parved | a0ut Yesterday the competi pais jt Wareant.{fOF Put out an eight-cent gs sig They declared attorneys for the|t0 com with Gebr's nine-cent ul Estate Co. were entirely | 64 as with the agreement that und turned his eached nd passing mo- immediately got jn touch eyes and found with Kelso authorit and de could buy for six cent that tne ch would be dismissed and Nel the rush on. lease would follow within When busine too rushing, Officials of the heriff's office at) turns n back nts % id over the long-distance | again Last. night c 08 telephon that meyer was want. at ix ce about fiv hours ed for embezzlement of funds from in all and says he Will. do the m excit the indignation c Booth, | who declared that Neimeyer had aR GRE G ANG | been living here for the past two montha v {th his family, ind during BARTLESVILLE, | Okla Small bands c officers bh that time had been manager of the 3 lout office of the Cumulative Cred.|the Osage county hills-today search: day night Sheriff ¢ A. Cook who directed DE ) the hu for the bandits, indica that the officer had aioe | here the robbers had made their} adquarters previous to the hold Planes Collide, Wednesday | rrr yee peeve ities thrown at Pensacola around a rocky section near the WASHINGTON, Aug Capt. | Reliet was exproxsed by the ofti George F. Hill, -Lemister, Mas An | ints that as the outle obtained Cornelius Fade Philadelphia, ‘ r . Vined [Only about $500 int robbery ADAT ESS: CONDO): SBOE ne: henna aien they would strike soon again. tod. in an airplane crash near Pen. acola, FL according to advices re ceived by the navy department here.| Tacoma Policeman ‘The cause of the accident was not | uacertained | TACOMA, Aug. 22.—Polico Oftt cer C, BB, Boughan was slightly Blaze Breaks Out wounded hero late last night by a} knife in the hands of Albert Porat ‘ as Still Explodes Camp Lewis soldier, whom he y Explosion of n moonshine still In| snoing under arrest on a disorderly a house at 711 Sixth’ ave, Tuesday afternoon set fire to thé place and eauaed the operator of the distiMery | to fle after turning in an alarm, | ailed to locate the fugitive fire had been extinguished.| ‘The policeman was etabbed in the the building js estimated!hand and his uniform below his .. heart was badly slashed. charge During the fish roldier gained possession of Bough: fan's gun, but was later overpowered and taken to fail Loy to Pantin wi Slashed by Soldier that followed the | N wits” ot” eee ere | cific coast to New SS CRASS acl aw VESSEL FLOATS FROM SANDSPIT Chickasaw City: Undamaged by Running Aground After being fast aground on a sandspit ne: Port Angeles for! nearly six hours, the steamer Chick. aw City, of the Isthmian line floated without assistance at |9 a. m, Wednesday, according to advices received here by harbor radio perators hip is undamaged, pyc orts and is on her w les. None of the ne was sprung and the vessel took no water | The vessel will remain at Port ship's sui 1 her and a cer has been issued] he will then pro-| 1 to San F co, The surv the vessel will be completed by | m, Wednesday, it is believed. | ate| ne | The coast guard cuttér Snohom: ish, which stoo@ by the Chickasaw City after she went aground, was r eded and the big freighter {reed herself with her own power. The Chickasaw, of 3,749 net tons, is loaded with a miscellaneous cargo and was outbound from Vancouver, B.C, for European ports, She completed loadin couver, T from here Au at Van. | » sailing | her cargo nd Seat: t 12. Kongosan Maru in Collision in ‘South | Maru, plying be nd Coast ports, was Kong Japan san damaged in collision with the lum. chooner Frank Smith, off Point | We ber I es, Calif., ports to the nesday, radio re: rehants' Exchange Jhere. ‘The vessel was but slightly | | damaged. | A radiogram, via San Francisco, | from the Japanese vessel's captain. confirmed the fact that but littl damage was done in the collision The Kongosan {s proceeding to San Francisco bay She i steel freighter of 6.000 ton «| Freighter Pibotad Towed ‘Toward Port Os A Aug. 22. ‘The | freighter Dalit which ran| aground 500 miles south of here| lon the Lower California coast, is being towed to San Francisco for) re irs today by the steamer Ne. vadan, which, with the assistance of the tanker Charles Pratt, sue. ceeded In floating th yesterday afternoon Flagship Seattle Safe at Bremerton | After remaining for nine hours on the beach at Marrowstone light, near trickon Fort Worden, where she went aground in the dense fog at 2:90 fi. om. Tuesday, the crulser Seattle, | flagship of the navy, under com: mand of Admiral R, B. Coontz, was finally floated with the assistance of navy tugs and steamed Into Bremer: ton harbor al 4p. m, Tuesday. | The Seatite was not damaged in _ urn to Page 9 Column 3) | rie forged FAR CENTS IN SEATTLE. i —POSTAL TRAINS § AIRMEN FLOOD GAINING SWEPT Trans - Continent Rivers Rising and Mail Aviators) NewDangersAre Are Speeding) Feared; Streets Towards Goals Badly Damaged nock S, Wyo. Aug. 22 SPR Aug. 22.—A cloud- \ iidé a.m. and the relay plane| than two hours last sight flood- depar 11:18, after a fast trans. ed hundreds of basements in low- fer of mail sack er Denver, covered street rail- dao ee oeeraane| Way tracks with inches of sand which held. up progress a short dis-| nd mud, overflowed numerous tance out of Cheyenne this morning,| lakes in the city parks and ram and ‘was making up time. the in roaring rivers down A streets. RAWLINS, W Alig. 32-20 Damage to property was eon- continental air mall! siderable, it is believed, but no {ng mall from New York) estimate has been made, ft, left: Rawlin: Rail traffic for the third time in 5 t 10:12 ams lwo wee Jefinitely detoured om The plane has 20 | the Colorado & Southern railwayy of completing the | with feet of track washed ont ntal trip in less than 30), ea; Colton, between Denver and hours, as weather conditions are said | poutaer to be improved, mall officials} “Two trains on the Coldrado é sal | Southern and one on the Denver Peaster Interu. line, between Denver and OMAHA, Aug. 22.—An eastbound | Boulder, have been marooned since “4 last brought into Denver in automobiles, airplane carrying mail from the Pa ork arrived her from Cheyenne at 12:50 p. m. today| AN traffic between Denver and | and left for Chicago at 1:05 p. m.| Boulder is n#® being routed on | This fs the plane which was lost in| Denver & Interurban Loulsyil the fog at Laramie, Wyo, last night. | route tracks, including regular trains 7 | early night. Passengers were | eee |of the Colorado & Southern. It may. CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 22.—{¥€ more than a day before either of ‘The east-bound mail plane. fiying| the other two tracks is in good Te: from coast to coast, with mall from | Pal? an Francisco to New York, arrived ebarts’ from “Pueblo indicates here at 12:9 today. It was piloted GAnser slight Abeta, 7 i : Reuben Wagner. | Fountain river, which caused one of 99 ©. Kunene Johneon® whe waa the) DStory of the state in 1921, waa the red J . > highest it has been this year, and pilot eastward ik ae | steadily rising. % * Murky skies this morning caused 7 ELKO, Nev., Aug some apprehension of further storms 4 ond eastbound air mail plane which | but only drizzling rains have fallen | left thus far. | eee |Fierce Storm Hits POSTAL CHARGE Francisco this (Turn to rane 9, Column 3) Eagle’ Creek camp, in the Columbis river gorge, east of this city, Wass swept by a cloudburst late yester |day and last night, according to re | ports received here today, ®» Landlady Leads Seaman tO)" ‘The storm, which developed inte ja gentle rain here, burst upon the 3 Jcamp with fury, tearing tops fron six automobiles and crushing twe drnest V. Dej}cars beneath falling trees. The | York,|camp ground was swept by two was a/feet of water while scores of camp: Mrs. L.|ers living in tents and in the open: A. Clark, porprietress of the Sterling |had their supplies and bedding 7 hotel here, persuaded De Laurie to} washed away. Be accompany her to the office of the} At other points on the highway postal inspector in the federal build Arresting Officer Suspecting 0, a se tnat man. of New resident at her hotel, eral postal law violator; and trees were blown across the pave: ing Tuesday night, with the result/ ment while at, Mitchell point tunng that the suspected man was recog-/, heavy slide blocked the road: nized and arrested as a forger of{ Hatt accompanied the heavy Tally registered mail receip' E According to P. I postal inspector in c in some Che Bnei) séctions. arge, Aes alegre ‘of seat) Becker to a registered letter eae for obtaining registered mail oe | = SEATTLE WOMAN fraud and deception. signed, the | De Laurie asked Mrs. youch for him when he receipt. Knowing hi to be a 001 tr at iier hotel, but hot remembering | Knocked Unconscious While tha renult ane Beace carlton oak Working in Garden delivered to him, according to Mrs. Clark became suspicious 18 and informed De Laurie that a slight irregularity in the delivery of While w oiling? in her garden in a] driving downpour of rain during the his | electrical storm which swept Seattle mail had occurred and that she | the Northwest Tuesday nights would advise him to see the insy a Ralph Manzo, 2100 fth ays tor in that the trouble could |s,, was knocked unconscious by # © bo straightened out. She offered to! holt of lightning, a accompany 1 to which he a Once m to the postal offices, | i in the presence of burned about the Mrs. Manzo was te B, Schrock, who am = Altho severely jhead ond neck, | vived by Dr. B. Laurie was arrested as: @ fori nounced Wednesday that she prob | is boing held pending his hearing late | ayly would recover, Wednesday afternoon before U. 8.| dirs, Manzo was walking towar” Pomnmniaieieh Fs ay aates the house, dripping wet, when the fash struck her. She was takes ‘6 J into the house and given, medica 7] A GOOD attention. F Three bolts of lightning strue the high-tension wires of the Pugs? {Sound Power & Light Co., near tt Bluffs ‘Tuesday night, tying up tf street car system for a few minute each time. '30-Cent Libei Will | Be Filed This Weel: | MOINES, Towa, Aug. OFFER TODAY Here district » home in the And close University to the schools. RIG UNIVERSITY SPECIAL IDBAL RENT SAVER $4,350 (worth RRAND N CASH, RA RE $350 Is A BEAUTY |'T,. Meredith, former secretar 1h COW eh oa naan Jagriculture, wilt) file his 20-cer Poo erERtt wleheenaibe? |\ibel suit agninst Senator’ Smith W floors, attractive f Brookhart upon his return from: beautiful lghtir fixture Minnesota vacation at. the en pure white cabinet kitchen, this week, Meredith's nounced today. Meredith declared that Br |hart’s charges that he “sat in ii | Wall Street game and started th greatest agricultural pania" ar — worth only 30 cents, 4 attorney at more details to this home found by Ad section, Many can be Want turning to the