The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1923, Page 1

jcant¢ air ht Temperatur Maximum, 74, Today Well, well, well! Joe Bungstarter back at the old stand! Who said they can nev. er come back? . If it isn't part of sailors who cannot who will head a mo 1 gobs with water. swim, equ 3 A can fall out of a canoe « an t F e Wales can} fo x hor Writer to The Star says the Seattle tnunicipal railway should be sold We bid 30 cent * ‘THE BOYS ALL DRIVE PACKARDS “The police department isn’t 100 per cent perfect, but it is in better condition right new than it has been for the past 20 years.” —Mayor Brown In better financial condition? The police at i six cases of wh steadfastly refused to Nice headquarters. the Densmore station Kk and have Well, why don't the boys compro. mise and split it fitty-titty? When you go on your vacation,| you will want to catch up with your reading. w books that you DIARY OF aw A PRETZE ER, the min . ights of his profes climbs to t i ng a new way to twist WHAT A YOUNG OUGHT TO KNOW, tion to this famous ac “THE RED HOT LOV MAN OF 75 the latest addi by Horace Ty ota young girl and a Gre This hook ix so warm th to read it ne an ¢ Spe mg of books, “The Philoso- Phy of Li by Ett n is just off the presses Now don’t rush off to the boo sellers before you've finished reading th otumn! eee GRAPHIC SECTION < vely the first pho- published of Lil Office Vamp. It a characteristic This is pos tograph ever Gee Gee, the shows her in pose. e y’s candidate for the Polson ho puts lard he will acquire a Tod n¢ I¥y club is thé gin on his face s0 th deeper tan to show the girls at the office. one Eastern jt pt the testimon went citizen bidden hooctr And he was quite right. What the cop thought was a smeil of grapo ight be only king gas main. police officer wno the breaths of 1 of imbibing for. owe BUSINESS NOTE With the hunting, football, hockey and mushroom seasons only a few weeks away, under- takers are beginning to look more cheerful. . see scan ship a fresh s maji, Li'l Gee Gee ts sending one to her postcard Ww foned editor whe names of the pa tion with ey has become of th always p Mbearers { funeral write-up? connec: § e pastor last Sundax took as his topic, “How to Get to Heaven." Well, on y is to use a candle to locate a in the gas pipe. We sadly miss old Bascom Tutt, Never shall his mem’ry tarnish; He thought the jug held whisky, but The doggone stuff was varnish, one A Detroit woman is grandmother then Detroit is used to high-speed production Men who believe their: boot legger tells them will soon be saying, “oh, I don’t believe that's a toad stool; I think I'll take a chance. woes 8 The I, W. W. in this state aro demanding that lumber camps in stall bathtubs. More and more the 1. W, We are getting from influence eee YE DIARY (August 22) At the offies all the morning, and in the evening to the Arena, where Milord Drnxman did put on a boxing bout best ever I saw and much blood: And did see « prizefighter, who in six feet in height and weighs but pounds, and will wait anxiously for Russian mame, such as “The Human Spaghetti whe loping Crochet Kay Dumett and ¥ did tell me of jon counsel’« offi vity sus the go% did ask him ecelyed his bonui Ad 8 WEATHER westerly « pd it down to] a Wntehed +s Gecond Class Matter May 2, 1 at the Postofficr at Beattie, ) and Friday, Mod © Last Min! noon, View of the numerous fatalities | WOMAN KILLED Beware, Seattle Spirits, | | YouWill Be Dehydrated | BY ELECTRIC \Girl ois as san Is Coming to Dry “MK WINE == Beattle ts wil dehydrated | giving up my office in I the tin Dr au n, | cau I have accomplished 1 1 mayor ¢ Fi 0°. t out to do—that I've aned | jthru with them up the town. Centralia Fair; Se WuglAoe ioe pine mate he medicine} eaforce the prohibition laws HA for mayor's job is not too much & woman, At a mass meet s in Fairport the citizens no with purse and de | Faulty Wiring Is'« At Blamed as Cause | CENTRALIA, ed by tt ning the medical presented 2% prohibition goon, you angels out of people tn i] Aug. 23.—Shocked ‘a successes in : & BuC : Piast Ye t ted dairy | bo tlergers in F trport I pts jMrs. Dewey 2 he t ral letters which 1 haye recelved w wat - late Sa n Seattle, re s of The r I i ti = ) 1 medical 2 ell i - vere electric storm of th ht “When I r them ot ious, which charged the alr |they drove away in fllv ntributing effect at rt. Due H Th ‘ id 1 made Fair were a great zinc-dlined coffi w many and the com.| on the side. pany at once put a force of tine-|Los Angeles. Youths Let Off} > Aas tar }men at work to determing w f Jean’t make fone” generitior Any. of tho. wires were-crmseede--efoeoveelft Attorney's. Plea Nellie M Howland, . who. xas| Humaf’ nature is contrary. Wh employed in another concession, By John W. Nelson is it that when Kentucky's best ac a eceived a shock Jater in. the ‘ tac (fOr 15 cents a drink nobedy worr day and wan rushed to a hospital] With’ automobile club and protec-|aioue jt 1t now when white in this city. Her condition was said |t!v® association heads clamoring for} mute is a doliar-a-drop they. all to be » treatment to gullty automo-/|fight for it | Mr. an Ewers were operat: | contr y raged] “My specialty ts clean’ up ing a concession stand on t the! Judgment handed | 1 would certainty J grounds and among the apparatus | ie 1, {clean up Seattle jim use was the milic-shaker, which |4°¥? ndge Otis, W. Brinker In| TELEGRAM HAD jwas operated by electric pov the case of L.A. ( s Brown |T0 WALK THERE [When Mrs. Ewers received the 804, Paul Wessel, who confessed to! Mins Kaukonen evidently be shock which resulted in her death | thefts of two cars, one in Seattle eves that her performance 1a Fair she was’ knocked to the ground rs aaa a Pe OS RP Lait rds bth ce thophdas gta and carried the’machine with her, | i 00k. Cte wee ed eontences ents mavor, fits her for # alm Mrs. Bwers and her hushana wero | SSIS youths suspended sentences |lar crusade in Seattle, But despite both raised in. thie vicinity, ana {o% Tecommendation of attor-|the publicity Fairport received, thru ney, John J. Sullivan, who painted a/its election of a git! mayor, it. too! both. were “graduated "a few “years! athetic picture of a wife in L teleg: taste jago from the Centralia high school. ; TY beac en age ediierrtcayy Angeles. about to: become n mother.) Fairport {# listed In neither: the | awaiting one of the youths and postal guide nor the telegraph rate the responsible family heart broken | hooks. here are telephones a | | Both of the two youths have minor | Mice Kaukonen was sént to Clev j¢riminal records behind them in Call-|1anq and relayed to the mayor of | |fornia, Deputy Prosecutor Bert Ros4/tairport by mail, telephone and | |sald Thursday, and both confessed to | courier. | |two automobile thefts in this state] she stepped in to Cleveland to |since arriving here a few weeks ngo. |roply to It. It was quicker | These facts were Inld before | { Brinker, Ross said. R. M. Dyer, president of tho “a | Judge MEN ESCAPE SINKING SHIP Mercer Island Men Accused of Killing Neighbor mobile Club of Western Washington, branded the action of Judge Brinker In suspending sentenc charge st degree dei A charge of first degree murder} ay jeadica al | was file in superior court Thurs. gement to aute thi ry VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. 23. day inst A. M. Bailey and Adolph |") “¢;° German, investigator for an| Pulling away in small boats a min-| Boos, Mercer island ranchers, A¢-| automobile protective agency, who|ute before the freighter Selkirk ank | used of having killed Joseph C.} sssistod in the arrest of the two, de-|by the’ stern im eeven fathoms of Smith at the Boos ranch, on the| piored the action of Judge Brinker, | Water, after striking a sunken roc south end of the island, May 12. | raving st nullified the efforts of|near Hearst island, last night, the The joint murder charge !s the] peace officials to arrest and securc|¢crew of elght men of the ship jFesult of several weeks’ investiga | \unisnment for law violato®, reached safety at Hardy bay, V jtion by Deputy Sheriffs Willlam| Judge Brinker, Thursday, | sald|couver island, % and Ed Hughes, and by Act-lthat he acted reluctantly In the case,| irk, booked to Frank Wa-| Prosecuting Attor Ewing D.| put he believed tha terhouse & Co, was proceeding vin, who filed the complaint cerned, including t | north with a cargo of cans for Ala was shot with a shoteun, | torney’s office, wished the two to}kan canneries. After striking the | stabbed and choked to death, and! get a suspended sentence: Jrock, she filled rapidly and sank Boos, who was badly beaten up in took the case under advise-| The vessel is a total loss, according the fray, confessed the killing im: (Turn to Page 9, Wanda Will Travel Column 5) to Capt. W. H. Gillen. mediately afterward dered to Matt Starwich The created a short time later, when Boos sudden. and )surren case sensation’ a ly. chi 1 his entire story and charged | Balley with having exer cised a hypnotié influence over him, ER passports * secured, her which plete Al “i the slay- | passage arranged for and os charged he was en-| : Hecke Inet tes teat Dohler tah her face wreathed in“smiles actually killed Smith | even broader than usual, Bailey was immediately arrested] Miss Wanda von Kettler, for |and haw been held in the county fall two years a ieature writer | since fe denied the story told by i Shoe ih intinatea that he vould for The tar, and a bundle tell the whole truth when the caso} of sun hine whom large ame up. for trial | numbers of Seattle folk have Colviny’ laime thah with. the ald) learned to admire, is prepar- te ceakuenttel Ana tye ewe ing today for one of the which shows that together they greatest events of her life— | plartnea the murder of Smith, and| a trip abroad. | that, toxether Sie ue Bite Tu _Wanda will sail. from | sureay-and. (horbeleeatenied tore want New York ‘October 10 \framgd to explain the crime,’ he on the United States liner wa President Garfield. She will | Bie eS ea visit London and Paris and | Death of Spokane other British and French cities, and possilgy trot along Girl Investigated} ceived in the accident. of officers \s posted at the door of Hobday's hospital room, Wanda will be accompanied by her mother, Mrs, F, M. von Kettler, and they will visit relative) in England, j ‘ ae HE cane rune Wes UNL sD Wan SATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, AUGUST h. under the Act of Cong March 9, ATER FAMINE IMPERILS CITY $9,000,000 15 OMARA’S LOSS ~ IN ACCIDENT! 15,000 Men Out of Work; Epidemic Is Feared; Mains) | Mud Filled | OMAHA, With 15,000 men out t te lared to ve mounted to more than $5,000, I A. M. F eit op from. ( a mains, | y im still 49tier cent mud. Re tod f ral roupei not ex; pusands artesian carrying water ‘abo: JOHNSTON GASE | GOES TO BOISE | Seattle Attorney to Face | Trial in Idaho Capital | | Lee Johnaton. Seattle attorney jcharged with accepting money a attorney's fees which he knew to ave been stolen from ‘the L |mails, was ordered held for fer to Boise, Idaho, for trial $3,000 removal bond by U. S. Com. missioner A. C. Bowman Th mornin, | Johnston specifically tn formal complaints with $2,000. on dward J serving December Hicks, sentence prison for r Kellogg, The gover ton knew the mail rob) in MeNeil island | a passenger train Tdaho, on March | ment \ -— mone: stolen. Att show ucninst egal ificall rneys for that the much a tate denomin f the bills and that the t {fered by prosecution insufficient moval to the for trial | Commissioner Bowman } he testimony of pre uffict Tohnston the ttempted complaints filed defendant not the De the ion: were did not m witne his ny wa to warrant Idaho district re. court eld that on wit: | Ww that | | secut nesses Wa yellef that the und ordered him The trial will t Removal bond w ind posting of the over to September 1 with the con- nt of government attorneys Johnston ts now at Hberty on $3,000 bond, following his indictment the Idaho district. court. grand on the acceptance charge. EASY TO BUY THIS ONE | to she eau lefendi rem » plac to warrant nt is guilty ed to Idaho. at Boise, | s sot at | 3,000 by ju Why continue to pay rent when terms are like the: Own your own home. | ) ; a a |] PHINNEY fur SPI TA over to Italy and break an afi 23.900 eee: OF | LOS ANGELES, Aug. ; Police alpenstock or two, We don’t|] just’ think of a dandy. t-room | and detect of this clty were i . re yi bungalow, on & level corner Jot probing, today, the sudden death in know and she doe: know only. 2 blocks to car, at such | motor crash of Fern Reeder, pret exactly just where she will price and on terms ike then, || a jotor cras! vi 4 eT ee | i, The living room ha a beau lty Spokane girl, who was killed| go when she gets there, ful titepince kid att the roomie | | when the car in which she was rid-| 5 Anyway, she'll be gone six are flooded ‘with light x i f 1 cto: anda os f 2.) 1] kitchen bag an extra supply ing with R, Hf Hobday, an act A Wanda months, during which time cabinets. ‘The yard ta Improved Tuesd night, was Ww ked + ' ‘ . P tt with flowers, frult Webi y nee ithe known as Rov | she will spend her time just having fun, Once ina w hile petty | ert Carville, is In the General how-| she will write home and tell us all, thra The Star, what she's) SURES aE AC A | 1 here, recovering fr By Noes doing and how she likes Fleet st. and gay Paree. more about this home and | you where it is loc |The allfornia, Oregon, Washington, Ne.| 2% the petition’ as to the location! ‘ich they. werd riding overttitiedl nda, Alakin-vand: Eawall | (of ther tredsure. i and ¢ rashed under the wheels of a The cut’ in Southern Callfornia | gps ruck, a 4 arite "Priest Is Captured SS SNGEpenee | Otier alt companies arc expected: | ‘ . HAT SHOP RAIDED ed to follow suit, The standard | by Chinese Bandits KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 28—= KI Per Year, by Mall, $1.5 ‘, 7s’ 9 > Cw oe |Madrona Aviators May Be Abated? Nigh birés that nd sputter ofl 'BANNICK POURS: itiekes, 1408 New Wicit Liquor Destroyed AIR MAIL SETS A NEW RECORD, Letters Mailed Wednesday ie sereec thru] and smoke | . sday. The board in N. Y. Arrive on Time | hemes Mayor to See About It MIN pI eir commercial flights,| x a {INEX Y care must be taken| De*troyin oes , 0 Bo 8 mail a ir ey would be ruled off the} liqu Capt Bannick Wed- arrived here ea ! ne rnoon removed the bone @ aviators are becoming 80] of contentio h has aroused a i thick their plane: |lively verbal skirmish between him- "op ya wedge when | sh destroy sleep, self, Inspector Harry G. O'Brien the af 1¢, guided by Pilot Colling| “'80 hover over the water, Spd Mayor, Budi Drown on the last lap of the Bastward| 6 swimmers at the beach The liquor | sven cgereed ae flight Janded.at Habéthuret field at| °Mdangering life and property,' aay, ago. when an officer “sway PS egy OES om a Hickey said, saying the Densmore precinct arrested William “Tho tall left San Francltco wt} #tmen should be abated as al shadrick, alleged bootleggen and : It was trans. | 2ulsance 8 held by Capt. C. G. Bannick 4 ish new te ee for destruction, without turning {It . 5 . aver to headquarte a a 2 route. | Girl Languishes | tomar a final hop from Cleveland to atineola. |for Pet Spaniel fresinepbayssicim TIME GIVEN AS = * é liquor as evidence, E nick re. i iN AS ba , 0, Colo, Aug. 3—/ fused. Hoe intimated that he Beek RS a me Peis small black spaniel, is} “wished to be sure that it was re ginsel unofficial “Shad | 1 his lifelong m moved from circulation with his : o : > op o be Downing, of Colo: own eyes.” This statement aroused na peeing oa r uguishes near physical) general . indignation at -headquar- The rong P To Const | collar ourning .the possible/ ter ulmed to'make for the fate of her pet | Bannick carried out his program ma ‘an: td Ly Gane > lan Physician, fear the girl may] of destruction Wednesda. after. atid ana | nt - infu to her} noon when the liquor was smashed ae f a suffering. She re-jin the present of two officers a < c ng the fleet mail plane | 28¢8 t© be consoled and mourns} from headquarters detail. “e" on y see te endine one | only a heart-broken gi@ can} That Bannic action will be ree haliedatian its eve ported to Chief W. B. Severyns A Seuebas te: Heb aes In the meanti Pueblo is] when Severyns returns from Calle ¥ aie 9 a ie = isan psi ng “little spaniels” ajfornia, was e declaration of slenende s Hetort! met. eae 1] clese scrutiny for identification] Mayor E. J. Brown, who resented coe gg tie rahe truck, | ™arks and a careful search is|Bannick’s moye.as a_ reflection Leposaeyrogitpear ten Pine ven waka Barra the Colorado| upon the police department unfave Before the pilot could allght the men} goth ug where the| orable to it had finished the task and were h- al disappe | ing the mail to the po: e ‘ | > It was the end of an epoch uurney ms Drin ny 20 Cues Denver Depositors AS ANE | : Storm State Bank AYED, BUT ARRIVE \of Coffee Daily | “DENVER, ‘Colo, Aus: as epee ventorday afterdoon, it did|- SAN. DIWGO, Cal, Aug. 23.—|itors this morning. stormed® ‘the Font Ban Fraclecs ilk Hat Harry” Mitchell, cham-|banking institution of the Inter: bet fe ranciseo ship was| Pion coffee drinker of America, is|state Trust company, state bank, avealiaiW by a dense fog,| back ‘at his counter in a localjin protest against closing orders Mall which left New York Tuesday,| cafe. te Jissued before the opening hour at ived in San Francisco last even.| After “drinking his way’ across|tho request of the president of the ak. in 24 hours and’3¢ ml | tHe United States Harry consumes] bank. plane also was delayed by foe 18 to cups of coffee a day| A petition is reported being cire- " Postoffice officials here are enthu.| @nd in 10 years has punished | ulated among depositors, asking re- (burn to Page! d): Oolamsi’4) over 18,200 q of coffee. He|moval of state bank examiners for elas a . —} will work only in cafes wherejalleged incompetency. This is the strong coffee is served and has/second state bank to close in Den- GASOLINE GUT them marked from coast — to| ver within the past few weeks, both coast having issued satisfactory quarterly Harry takes no sugar and’ only reports on June 30. |::-Nov cape: for’ the closing was jgiven and the district attorney re- fused to state whether any crim- jinal charges against officials or employes would be filed. Deputy Bank Commissioner Olsen little cream. TO 18 CENTS! Husband Objected Big Companies ‘Slash Price |fo Wife’s Shampoo Frank Ryan was granted a di- 1 > Here and Elsewhere | vorce, by Judge Everett. Smith |°Pdered entrance to all safety de: Wednesday when he testified that | PoSits closed, as well as the bank: Gasoline prices dropped another his wife permitted William Hunt. |! Institution itself, pending ine cent Wednesday night. Motorists} ington to shampoo her hair, after |V¢stigation, Ryan had complained that Hunt-| ington was a “star boarder.’ wren \nurtied four seats azo ana| Gallows Go Up as | Mrs. Ryan operates a boarding Governor Ponders | house at 112 17th ave. Ryan said} gap iay on A Huntington first gave his wife a] S\uEM, Ore, Aug. 23.—Plans ruby®und then a diamond and fi.| Wee completed here today for the nally gaye her a vacuum cleaner, | @9sing, tomorrow, of Dan Casey, “Whe she made him. her pric|oRVicted of the murder of “Buck'* vate hair dresser, it was too much;| Phillips, Portland railroad ofticer, Lrgab out? anid earn Some time during the day Goy, = Pierce will annqunce his decision on whether or not C sentence will |be commuted toylife imprisonment. The governor has received scores of can now enjoy the privilege of buy-| motor fuel for 18 cents a gallon} 1 foiur of the distributin rvice stations. » Associated Oi) Co, announced a cut of 1 cent a gallon Wednesday ight, the new price to effectiv hursday. The Standard Of! Co. of ranciseo announced a cut of 1| , effective thriout northern Cal: | Oregon, é : 1 and § | rss es ling “her |Sues fo Recover hell and Union Oil companies | Treasure Chart | com- ifornia, 6 new P asl orth:| NEW ORLEANS, Aug, 23.—-[Vlewed the convict. He has su orn California will bo 16 cents a g t i | 88s 18 con : jon Houthbeas Gallicinlar eee, prices} Suit was filed in elvil rit] that ho will act on the matter tor were cut 2 cents, making the price} COUrt here by Douglas Harrell, day. AE ae eas Maes Tt contain Panga who 10 treasure chart and hang map, aul Cc, T. Seller, Ir. Wi SAN FRANCISCO, Aug ,, | alleged finder of the guides in Man and ife Are : cific. coast. motorista. filled tier | Hidden wealth, claiming the fin: Victims of Crash tanks at from f to 2 cents less p der ota as Se Peaster PORTLAND, Aug. 23.—Mrs, Geo. allon today than they did yos BS TOAANG TY SOHN 358 5 . Stewart, 0, 1s a ere today Mon today than they did yostor-! iss pox cont. stockholder in the] Aten papbine ia a and her husband seriously injured as the result of an accident last night, in which the motoreycle on ay. Wednesday the Standard and Ansociated companion cut of 1 cent per, enterprise. No indication or hint was given Announced a ulion in Northern also announced a discontinuance of| I a, Augy Chinese bans a Burglars broke into the pattern dits have captured a French priest hat shop here during the night and scrip hooks, save as a conyentonos, Tho price on serip will be the same {at Yunnan, according to a message}escaped with amterial valued a as cash. here today, $3,870. ay ae