The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1923, Page 9

sia aE in RS Stasi BS THE SEAT Poison in Pipe Ends Smoker’s Life WEALTHY MAN PINHOT HOLDS Anthracite Coal F ields STRIKE PARLEY Marked by Many Strike: FOUND DEAD! [Discusses Situation With| Vag ee . : oa Miners and Operators History 0 Cyanide Tragedy Is Being Probed by Officials and Employment Difficulties Feature f Miners for Quarter of Century PAUL BR. MALLON Bi a mu olic church w has b HERE'S MORE ABOUT: SPIRITS STARTS ON PAGE 1 YAMAMOTO IS NEW PREMIER Announcement of Selection |} += Comes as Surprise ’ miners kc re asleep in. at's ws how to ha - scribed by police pe Spohn and a Mis of But. ney Sutphen's mothe is sald to have He had been fe and tw MAN HELD FOR $213,000 THEFT Joseph Marcino Is Awaiting ; Return to East “DOPE” CHIEF [IS PROMOTED HERE’S MORE ABOUT NEW RULE STARTS ON PAGE 1 fe is tired of the officials. Funeral Rites for Kato Are Impressive was far ® appearance of the s financier, » did be- fore he fled. He had grown a long beard; his clothes were shabby and had the haunted look of a fugt HERE’S MORE ABOUT GANGSTER - | DETROIT MAN SEES FUTURE FAIL TO SLAY rt from the | soma in, Magitra 1 walla! = WM, Z. FOSTER CHICAGO, Aug attempt wilh I Indications have any lar alleged to Marcino did ne were seen in was unable $100,000 bond set was taken in astody as he tempted to cross the international boundary line into Mexico. t Attorney Holden, who st, believed he h to. furnis ter, that ‘om: r war gun men and Carmen's hull > to obtain addit traordir , n ; f L pattal| Oe ea eee pollce peared out of a f “was » Bandits Steal Big nnection Store of Liquors | ed todas : eth Wi re t re CHICAGO, Aug POLICE RESERVE k : ste : dite y Kala Gp ‘ men Wakem n warehouse, 5 nd escaped with $ ot Canadian Held for \ from mianieht unt are _ Deportation Freed } hauling away said, The w med Canadian off the gold coast took his place Wille from a ba | years Chicago barber ‘ork for an insur He organized the Public go he q eral Dropper and 14 with ban three watch and McLaugh rnment bonded 10,000 nh of orked orting po Just In {zed the quick su Roma I wealth Insura men dawn, the Nquor arehouse i: A HOT ONE Aug. 28.—A distin Jeman has been walking as a Scotland Yard bills of high t of counter taking for ex can't ation HERE LONDON arraignment ir the charge of assault, Detect }hand on his r er, on one side 4 r king to see on the cab first ®] Willenes the when the cordon of polic the machine, drew \fired three shots, One the detective, the second into Dropper’s head, and the passed thru Willenese hat in que ipting for them "headquarter detectives about to into Cohen 1 thru 4 » back of aH ET ritton and truck rashed third cab amination, Real firid his headquarter bond rtathe POOR RUDY LONDON, Aug 28 Ro. dolph Valentino and wife have been be pestered by newspaper reporters photographers in England, to visit Italy r al ater produc $500 n relea the dep: required at was to have May Use Firemen to Run Bakeries OMAHA, ‘Aug. 28.—With — the commissioners engaged un apt to force the price to five cents a loaf, sibility of pressing city {nto service to operate YCOUVER, B, C., Aug bakeries today Stepping from her husband's City Commissioner Hopkins, Dean | pi}o Noyes and Mayor Dahiman vestigating the propos: The gov ernment {4 making bread for cents loaf. The commissioners | port made believe it ean be sold profitably for | by; five t A trial on He 1 be Since , hould n ed in undesirable resider country u un Says Hidden Cash Bergdoll’s Money WASHINGTON Aug. Money found by Lee Houser disap-|jand mountaineer, sear Hagers- Lecording to a re. Grover Cleveland Bers by her hus ed t in tho bellet alien prop announced to: Washington Woman Lost in Vancouver of bread the pos firemen honeymoon municipal 28 arose here BOLT OF LIGHTNING CURES SMOKER OF THE TOBACCO HABIT IAML stroke automo: at the corner of Granville and | Dunsmuir sts. Saturday, Mrs. H. R | Kahne, of Passaquah ush., | peared complete! Mary four town, Ariz., of Aug. 28.—A lightning cured a miner, of the to: buceo habit, The bolt seared is right side and tore off his right Tho a confirmed smoker for 46 years, he told friends upon his release from the hos pittal today that he now has no taste tobacco. bu asure, Thomas C. Miller ranger to the city, custodian, he George Kno: ing vory little Hnglish, Mrs, Kahne | day, i a pretiminar 10 friends here to whom she j might ha At the time of her disappearance din her posse jon about $80, her husband {nformed It took per- | the authorities suasion and an ambulance to get| A search by police has #o far failed them to an institution, jto locate the missing woman, QUIET, AT LEAST DAT TOR ing., Aug 8 nm able to get other lodging, an ex service man, ife and five chiidren camped in a cemetery | 6 gone fore him. hoe Miller a the nounced nquiry money if tt actually that buried by the draft dodger | elaure of the roves to be for TLE STAR FREDERICK & NELSON _ FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE ITH new hangings and cushions a part homes, opportunities for welcome indeed. Special purchases 1,500 YARDS OF CRETONNE, SPECIAL YARD: A wide array of floral and conventional patterns to choose suitable for draperies, bedspreads, couch and cushions—decidedly underpriced at 40c 1,500 YARDS OF DOTTED MARQU ceptionally low price for this quali from. tively in ruffled and plain curtains. patterns, in white and cream, 36 Wicker Sewing Baskets 50c to $1.15 Sidley Girdles $1 and $1. @ TABLE HERE’S MORE ABOUT Paul’s Charg' STARTS ON PAGE 1 ns uurred between Paul and Bee h caused tifters from the Reem BREAD STARTS ON PAGE 1 during whic an |? sald SAYS PAUL'S SIGHT MUST BE VERY POOR Bee nn SAYS PRICES ARE id OUT OF PROPORTION © empl E Jude them int read ar vit from Willlam F. Hite Fourth ave stated that Departme pense Hite, or anyone | of of my men was|m cars, I ud.) “tn t sverhead nese fed in upki Mr. ne of the county's im," y Sea get SAYS HE ARREST DRIVET PAUL WILL This A per being id will al of new firm cent of the met by Sea’ » do the away of ight, and un hela hare with the discretion would use, he raw product “Their design, {dition to voting the charges | rictency Comm and of the cost can use that an honest man stores will be the completeness Joesn't want it In untrue, Dobsc tion requiring will be last word in will corresp other chain at bout the country 0 lettered hind. the enterprise financis "{ will arrest anyone ‘driving ®/ ante to put the idea into execut xinty car that is not lette nd to continue against any of 1 retallated. “The state law re-|sition that they may meet quires {t, and I di care whether | paiq tried. © i nbwotved sam ‘CONF ER ON BREAD WA hn and County amuel W. skinner, from any county officials his charge attle Baking Co., whose ing sold for 7 cents a loaf Grandview, sald wesday that BELGIUM NOTE CONCILIATORY) Granaiew, iid eas LONDON, Aug. 28 the British reparations un effort to bridge the | held breach and restore | Monday harmony to the entente, } oy An official summary of the note | with shows that the Belgtan government the time has arrived for 1 change In the procedure on opera tions. | The prot |where friendly, jtion between n voted t that now unty cars to be Shan are hei ma cast publication upon by of president of um, in view baker who cau story reply to the Grandview war note, makes Franco-British conference afternoon ed to take Grandview on the the matter the firm that selling our bread at Skinner said, to take any definit matter We are sellin has reached a point|at the discreet conversa. | other firm, and it the «allied ministers | business what |night take the place of notes, with. | charge.” there being an actual confer-| Skinner sald that the note rays, It regrots that | also is being sold im’s previous conciliatory sug. | the same price as tong failed to provide Jus fica. | Bi eRing Co, Be icy «= KIRKWOOD IS considers action in to this ff! is none of out n Grandview at of the Sea many. The note also states wilcige| will not consent to any further re luction in her shares In payments from Germany i} ‘The note declares tho existing sit uation in the Ruh the result of | Germany's organized resistance, It vclares the measures put into exe: | Joution tn the region were none oth. | unconscious ioday, er than those unanimou plated by the allied go previous identical circumstance ind reiterates that troops will withdrawn from the Ruhr only proportion ay Germany pa “phe Ruhr won't be evacuated in return for mere promises,” it Is stated, LOS ANGELES, | 1kirkwood, film star, Aug, 28. from his horse Saturday, y contem.| basal skull fracture rnments {in | \a ance sald the ac j oritie al, but gave in| ter than even chance Tila Lee, darkesed whom Kirkwood married less tha: month ago, ts in constant attenda [at his bedside, saving on the preferred material, Cretonne, are 10¢ lorful prints, verdure, covers yard. HERE’S MORE ABOUT uge with of the latest | They | nd in many respects to| standpoint exist | definitely established bread is | tomers, the Grand. to be published, | — matter | a reduced cos ‘but did not promis same price we sell to ev: price our customers Portland br UNCONSCIOUS who was thrown | | was still] suffering from a) spell-binderto Noted brain specialists In attend: | condition was| him a slightly bet. | for recover: movie beauty, . 4,900 Yards of © New Cretonnes In a Remarkably-Attractive Offering for Wednesday SPECIAL 40c 4 55€ YARD of the Autumn program in many important savings as follows: 3,400 YARDS OF CRETONNE, SPECIAL 55¢ YARD: Cretonnes printed on heavy, serviceable " cloths in damask stripes, lattice work, verdure, English chintz designs and patterns simulating silk brocades—special 55c yard. ISETTE, SPECIAL 45¢ YARD: An ex- ty o arquisette that makes up so effec- Small pin dot, medium and open dot inches wide, special 45c yard. resent —Third Floor Women’s and Misses’ SUITS AT CLEARANCE PRICES Garments From Spring Displays, Sharply Reduced for Clearance. 16 KNITTED SUITS in wool and {iber-and-wool mixtures, some in three-piece style, reduced to $19.75. $25.00. 15 SUIT jersey and novelty Suits, reduced to $15.00. 24 SUITS in tweeds, checks and crepes, en and misses, velour for wom- reduced to econd Floor COUNCIL VOTES GREEK GENERAL FOR REST DAY, ASSASSINATED Carmen Virtually Assured of ‘Two Others Are Killed in’ One Day Off His Motor Car a Street railway employes were vir-|_ ATHENS, Aug. 28.—Gen. Tiltnly tually assured of one day off in etent, | President of the commission for aes woatadgramded one day off In elght, | iiniation of the Greek-Albanian fronte & & public hearing on the/jer, was assassinated today by @ on by the cfty council late| party of unknown gunmen who am: Monday. On motion of Councilman |>ushed his motor car on the Santa R. B. Hesketh ¢ Ait eacit ou | Ran highway. His chauffeur, ‘aj. Scorti, and his aide de camp,” ra us favoring the rest day, and|Senatti, were also killed. Officials 1 to meet Wednesday to work |are doing their utmost to apprehend atils of the program the gullty partie irman E. L. Blaine ex- «|r eet oft-and auc. oa ene woth) K LAN MEMBERS smiee on ve wage aver GRANTED STAY eX: | the cep ‘omise on the wage ques- in | tio ative fig stablished a dase age at around cents an hour. TULSA, Okla. Aug. 28—A J Action by the council came after | 4®¥ stay of execution for four mem= | J. Murray, ident of the street | ers of the Ku Klux Klan, (wha car men's union, stressed the abso- jConfessed participation in flogging | lute need of a rest period for em-|Parties and were sentenced to two ,|Ployes to protect the public. Murray jyears: imprisonment each, was said that the operation of cars is|sranted today by Governor J. G. a ming more and more a nervous| Walton. The executive stay wad ttle | t@8K as vehicle traffic increases. The | given in order that the men might public, Murray says, depends upon |testify against others accused of the| street. car « loyes and if their|having participated in the whip: 2) nerves are jagged from lack of rest, | pings. jaccidents are more liable to happen. The four are Grover and Ben William Short, president of the| Sykes, Earl Sack and William As ef-| State Federation of Labor told the| Finlay. Finlay, a deputy sheriff, ” that from the economic|was sentenced yesterday, after have a rest period has been|ing admitted he helped flog Mrs. bes Avas epi SUNS hakebe the | Myrtle Spain and her lover, Leslie be) COURSEL Bob 50 tasue street car) Goodsby. The couple are now mat ally employes the comfort that the Bible{vea, or jon | Urged ‘ll to take, namely a rest day|""Srieven other persons are under I! Atos _j|arrest accused of riot. Warrants |_At the private conference’ of rall- |) 16 been Issued for five whoulaeae | way union heads and the council} "ve beech * | Tuesday, details of the day-off sys- |"°t yet been appre hended. | tem will be worked out. ques ttle council »po ROME, Aug. 28—Italy has a low _ income tax, but finds other ways to | levy duties, A recently proposed Ri& tax on signs except in Italian raised. pull fight me to an end with-!a storm of protest, the| out the bull having been killed. Cus- —_——_--—-—- fooling defrauded, became in| threatening, A bull was led in and he|stuck with a sword three times cold-bloodedly, Everybody was satis- of | fled. ote. b LONDON, Aug. 28.—As soon asi the tax on cider had been removed) | the beverage gained in astounding | popularity, don't you know. Everys! one is drinking cider. 4 <4 up «| “Husbands Can be Held ; By a Salad Dressing” —and far more subtly than by pie such as Mother used to make. So declares the New York Tribune’s Food Expert. And so declare thousands who use ‘GOLD MEDAL Mayonnaise The Dressing with the tangy, teasy taste On Cold bei ert ee Salads it's a hold” husbands from their clubs and from “everlasting” meat. Ask for your copy of “The Salad Bowl” containing Recipe for “A Man's Salad.” THE BEST FOODS, Inc, New York Chi Kansas City San Francisco the irm | ery our ead | for | ttle James | na nee