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

| SEATTLEITE SHOT DOWN | Jail Fugitives May Have Murdered Motorman Entered as Second Class M Me 1899, at the ¥ t , r the Act of Congrens March 3, 1679, Per Your, by Mati, $3.60 ATHER aaa | * NO. 167. TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE, TTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, SEP 2MBER 7, 192% Japanese! ee Webbly eiaht STOLEN : Editorials ORDER BEING /Dehorn Committee’ of. W. W. Balked CAR iS Relief measures on an unprece. The Star has arranged with its Washington bureau | There was a time pbtarartrg ih Lab st it looked as if Was Taken From re the " committee of the I. W. reh for ‘¢)eCholera Menaces og el HNISTRR Anatole rs must dented scale are under way im |/ Another State Bank Scandal. Japan, The resourcefulness and organ and the U. S, state department to obtain, as speedily as > * horn” . ruled the south end ling ability of the Japanese na possible, news concerning relatives and friends of Pacific | PY ompt Action to of Seattle. Beit Mt. Vernon: No hastening the return of Northwest people who may be in the devastated district iy j | There was a time when the members walked into “smilo ’ the stricken areas around ‘Tokyo Ta Prevent Looting! atums in rough, uncouth and) T; f Tri Yd: Yolielaniahte n'centhtanee ce around Tokyo, jrooms and laid down ultimatums in rough, and | race o rio Is | Dear Homer Brew order If you will write or telephone the names and addresses Mo 1p aT s/emphatic language, : i < a You asked me to take good With casuaities for Tokyo and | of these persons, The Star will telegraph them to Wash- Taken by Troops| And there was a time when it looked as if the “dehorn Discover: Sore ‘st doo: Bangutarier while’ | Yokohama winced by the Webe ington and relay back to you what information the state s i Cities {committee would itself be “dehorned.” ed zen were cu your’ vacation. I’ |" hana tellel bureou around. Be department is able to gather In Japan Cities thought you might be worrying 000 dead and an P ti e ge . Mayor Brown, wearing a long ulster and crush hat, and nknown baie aes ; about Joe, so I'm sending you ber injured’ two-thirds of er bi Hugo Kelley, his secretary, mingled with a crowd of I. W. ay this beautiful portrait of the two. | and practically nll of Yokohe Send Japan a bushel of wheat! Mua cholera has |W.’s estimated at 2,000, watched the maneuvers of the men jpleong Lab ghar Sooo rbntiad id eos ree ends | This is proposed by a Star reader as a keynote for the broken out in Yokoham: and a police demonstration that followed. The raid had of 1110 EB. Pine, operator of a one. pany and behaving himself. Out- | and civilian locten working in relief solicitation, 1 } ) Three hundred spite ps been ordered by the mayor when he heard the I. W. W.’s| man Ra ave sae , early Fri- side of stealing the blinders off | the devas 0 redoub: It is a good one. It would visualize to the giver the w taken aboard the 1107 dete ed to stop gambling and the selling of semi- “% morning, may have’ been com: Vastated area to redouble la termine top g a work-horse, filling a friend's efforts. usefulness of his effort. A dollar bill is inedible, un- first three t nite States destroy intoxicating dtrinks by direct action : mi re of the thee ee, be tires with _nitro-glycerin and Cholera is reported in dis Wearable. It will not give warmth nor protection from Meee ak beter Clbge.aiis. +: YOlidicalt. want: wu — fail at Mount Vernon | PRI putting arsenic in the city’s — Patches from Kobe to have brok- the cold. vals in the devastated district att me into the street bluecoats appeared he | da city detectives are bending per. he een ow pokcinyy 4 Gl ae in A sige pee But a bushel of wheat is tangible and satisfying. It me. effort to run down the escaped € i yes; due to survivers drinking muddy + 1 , he T, " < were ‘ew qua lear ¢ 3 ded | p: ers, in the ho; at w! mention that he cut the cables | water. Moal ef the clive meee will be a mighty welcome gift in the Tokyo district for OSAKA, Sept, 7—A 30-day witoes th iehed- one rowan Lieie Oleate : «of. | capture the mene i bane the L. C. Smith pare ele mains were broken by Satur many a day to come. ' Re tye er gd bh. pte En eenecinin the ee alors epee atiprarinnatcs bar eh ystery crime may vators, and that he also got day's quake. It would be a gift typical of Washington and one that been estabilshed in Tokyo. use r gs agra Moe baa % para , g ypical o} a g a a \c south of a flash utside tis crowd) The theors s vane . drunk and was mistaken for « Japan's Auantial segnalsalions we have unlimited aerating to draw upon, By sending were de Bk uth Ib ts a fea, Od i ee ory (was advanced! follow: policeman, are expected to survive the dis- = = i oe . : . {AT orn committer started x ove on here! Doi plock " {tae well om your sieaton | SMF, A temporary mpraterium | it we would be doing our own farmers as well as our Asslatane Foreign Ror Otaka_|qg'a (ne dehorn,commaltes started |" ite! "Goon, now! (atayat eeageieners escaped aig self as beget ne vacation. may be declared, but banks are stricken neighbors a Pe i | Mainichi comprised two men. But at their! ‘The commands of the officers. were | E, elat and Ravenna. boulevard, ‘and DUMBBELL DUD. already making payments. ‘ : | {Written for the United Press) | backs was'a cfowd of probably 2,000, | price” She reed tn the commit-}a man was asleep in it at the times! Glico! ee es Accomplishments of the = But the main point today is—to give. Japan's need is Copyrtant. 1933, by United Prove) | s wplendid nuclens.for & mob tee at its head, started up Washing-| , W. Bundy 42nd st, dosetyill bave piiets ty CW. 4 | bee — far in ineeting the er urgent, immediate. The promptness of our charity will his g A eee Se eet not ag Cale. L. Hedses ex: |ton st the car on his way to work about Boy. page Elva Patterson! She! ™ Parana iad are reopening | count as much as its magnitude. Seattle's $100,000 vsiehahiaeoaieaae a tateiou Deeangd {t-when it was all aver, “the ND | 6 o'clock Friday morning, He wal FAA (oo Dumbbell: Dat setaripane- |. smtgibdelitied eulin ana. tbe should be sent on its way. with all speed. Tokye, is to be drastiealy ended. | P0UC® alawyn NF up the man, who “s contributi . me } It didn’t take them tong to. windast | Someone shouted: *'On to Jackson | jumped trom the car an Totes Thursday's contribution The! stench of corpses which sanitary , Bven while the city SEAR le (0 | wight, While the committee was tell Teaee The great crowd of men was| auto Wd oP ieee ohne! a ae | corps of the army are working Why-does this state maintain, at considerable ¢ost, a a6 from the ashen uf Misdster | } . IDE the White. proprietor of Dick's | yeoked within the narrow space of} Bundy notified ti H a Sees taiely Rect one aed banking department? read by quoke and fire, there HAV6! Pince to “clizd tp and stay olosed [2 ‘3 Con tified the eties dna sae lear away. half a block estign Supposedly to safeguard the depositors of state banks. | been some who have taken advan during this strike,” and a hundred or | i. ts te ing €lse happened “ See nay 4 Te eee Fears of « possible.panic thru. , Dupposed!s be : $ p {Ake Of the catastrophe to steal, lot lao of their followers were packing An. “autamobile loaded with| 4 hi dispersed Yet a Pacific county institution, run by a state senator » sd | 4 made their escape. out Japan have been dispe: e y : ’ Ny Avera five Gi t and cncourage rioting jinto the place, suddenly a squad of | potice sergeants ‘and Heutenants are-| La Moure was shot and fatally —x| by this prompt action. : | and his son, is robbed systematically over a aye Ok ae gan ahead inp, mica # REGEN Sr "WENN Goma ames eG Core ad GET REPS I liniformed| wounded about 1 o'clock | Friday | Postal service in Tokyo has year period. Now it is flat, and the cranberry industry |, permit the army to deal severely [men spread out. One of the comtt-| morning after he had ratesed to teed ha going to do with the dol ae Las wd Ha Is meet. | and the fish industry of the community are in dire dis- | 2,070" h offenses were put into} jteemen wis turkey-trotted away: to: | over ‘Kis money. to a highwayman, a, buy a farm? e Japanese cabi é nae. : effect tod | Irene Dolice headquarters. Another! according to Lieut, Wille E. Jus Pe feader ing twice daily and is rapidly tress, ; rae i jfollowed. The police shoved and| Be risa Ee Well, here goes for today. systematizing relief work, for It is interesting to recall that the senator in question ; Omer i Pee zpmiely peeiss . by} cede Uetsam ee Naika a lead] Crogan an examination into the _ Dumbbell Dud is so dumb he whieh it is utilizing the army, stood high with the state administration. And that, irichedliy Gaeta Wake in com than three minutes the street was) Irnets as uncovered support the thinks: sean beh Acta all. the, national re- as a legislator, the ae senator was always against |* nd, thithite Areatiotaatlons Whare |clearea , oe fees of Justus La Moure wa Bonar Law wes pasecd by parlia- ¥ v5 ro rive the depositors more security. jever ghoul# or loote: ere dixeov Fame Sroups standing round ‘“‘doing y n 2 ment—-Cecil Davis. Citizens gre forbidden to carry laws that would give the deposit ae Yr ghoul# or looters were di Threat: |nothing' were tora ‘to "move and | £044 by Re HL. Boyer, operator of tn aviary is an ape's cage—Mrs.| weapons anywhere in the devas- * %* & * & & * # ‘ Health Department Threa’ keep moving."" ‘They did. ‘They dia,| 2R0ther 19th ave. car, who arrived An apid a ape eo ad t 1 | ker ; id. y ; ; " *rofitéers in foodstuffs are lable Hy on the scene soon afterward, La tines sd viopl:| teen far votigiad are being Cat . io heaedstibas bud tapemorneat ens Parochials [realises hat eer the, mbectators | atoure Aca Zonmn Ge EG knees, his Cie oats aay) Macnee toon eeeet Today May Finish Big |“ eee. — nan every act res | ha so the. uti a me a oil td's thiba beak Ser ke pena ‘ies of Sena was being restored with great rapid-| A Jegal battle over methods of eathon “EOS He! of 18 | and hls head Jediing 6ut the window. ai tinger & 2 co ° { 2 honey on his left. He was bleeding prov P. Tomlinson. | te whieh thousands have fled. ) ; School ventilation used in six new HED¢ AND MEN . eo me Cane ee nk cemmpanies. Gre, (ar apanese ercy TUVE | riverine sit re Grastically | parochial schools of Seattle impend: | MOVIE SWIFTLY | ate He meu and ea boat compariy.—Esther Garri, nishing free passage to America ox ended," he declared [ed Friday when M. 7 Stevens, sani-| Captain Hedges, who directed the | S¢sclous. ; Ee. aera ed Friday when } § 8, . La Mi They have time tabics in the res-| and to Shanghal, to facilit: z a Ps x 5 ; Ae There Wee heat an Sirwileg |e caathaer fe ThA elton Gepart. break-up. ofthe I. W. ‘Ww. demon. | potat of entry belie wt be (riney are going to build @ bridge| TeMaal of foreigners if the lat. |40) 257 Raised and Workers Strain tO Finish| report of sn outtreak-of choles ment, tnrpaened) tovarreat’ the| stallon Aghin gaan ind Gen 3 8 They are going to build a bridge) ter desire this, r but officials still sellin kod h care, | "TM. The bullet, a .32-caliber, punc- a: Pp ¢ NA acy rT in Yokohama, |school authorities unless the. build 8, picked his men with care. | (dear Mout lake—B.. W. Breck ‘The municipalities of Osaka Quota; Portland Goes Over Top | ee eitg cin aseie [ips acd ties and chateitt case May went eee tha | jared hi 1ung and came ou on the Sie gine ‘ | peng | inited on the devas. | inks 5 4 kind of work. And they were ef. epee TOW Fan LIne UAve Peete smcoees- i; Sees Ye Jaccording to hin direction, Ang re ef: | 6, ? % W aoe ar offi rg in organizing relief, that The call of terror-stricken Japan is; and amall checks and gifts from chil-| tated areas where many yee pone ete os bake “ec mts POMEL Nem“ Weedeae “busted | PVET 8 ne peg ‘ a aan who thinks Douglas Fir is an|| they apparently have solved the rd in Seattle and the rellef /dren, women and men Rage lobeie ye Bete ce hk [ens, consist of installing forced ven: | head” tn the ie Gal A the cleawuc, [seed ‘thead. "The controller ceriaie animal's skin.”—Art Chamberlin. || problem of feeding the tremen- | rand of $100,000 being talsed ality. | Collection boxes have been placed | Fresh troops arrived at Tokyo to.|tilation and will cost ixtween $30,. | of Violenc iwiiens Parroinieas “Perry | Wa8. blown: out, indicating that La ¥--—— a dous influx of refugees. city is rapidly’ nearing a in all banks. Seattle churches will pape peta ay yokatlegs pushed their|000 and .000 for the six struc. | It nel ee ; | Moure had thrown on too such eur rary j= Aj iat Chamber. of Commerce reports Fri day and ; tk Pushed a group of three idlers stand. | ‘ Bre Ae arenitiony, ges that $40,257] take special collections at their Bun. | vey into Nekohsme ana Tokyo bay |tures. Notices have been posted on | Pushed a corner, causing the three | Tent at ‘once. Now what do you know about clothing and other- needed arth day noon estimated a md | 5 " | with food and supplies. (Turn to Page 10, Column 3) | this: Here's Elva Patterson cles are being amassed, to be has been raised day services, for the Japan Reliet| wi 8:19), Cort . to trip and fall of the curb onto the | Bee LA MOURE gineer forces ked feverishly Day vo da vas de 3 Es 9 again with— transported to Tokyo and Yoko- tland has raised her quota.| fund. Speak are spreading the ngineer forces worked fey pavement. No damage was done, but) TRIED TO ESCAPE “Another Dumbbell thin 1 i lines to restore shattered the act was unprovoked and unnec.! According to Justus, in view 2 hama as soon as practicable. Other cities are completing, thelr | sospet of meres. Civi, fraternal and | OM llr ifsc te Poem ities ce essary: The Growd wila ly cesstianca | eee La: Moure “bud! reek A breeches boy is a tailor’s errand The military are reported ev- | drives and Seattle ahall not fail. Tho commun! sary an 's Ss, d rea kid. } tach 000 must be raised by|™Mtary organizations are backing/food and clothing piling up St) TO FIX POLICY obedient mood | the end of the line at Galer st. and Barwigs are a new false hair dress,| t¥Where to have the situation | remaining 4 ‘: ri city will be | the campat Osaka und Kobe, might be moved| |, Six men were arrested and booked | turned his car around, healing it to The Stone Bros. are hard wuys. bebe ar Hebd Gash es ss Aratt that ake has not’ the |” Trustees of the police pension fund {ae scon’aa\ pomiblelte ihe Apna) $4 Wudhall tor the sconieaiate rellet | for “investigation.” ‘They are F. C,| ward town. “Hé had a few! moments A buttress is a nanny goat A report from Ko! Qe oe ae: she i# sald to have.|*ubscribed $500 to the fund Thurs.| Road. gangs are already at work, of homeless miltions in the Japanese | Morgan, Charles McNeil, M. Ander |to spare before phoning W cea en Hod sade banks are paying on demand | great heart that sh “| aay jevellng, off the ground, which wis oe rte areas were. halve aries fon. JF. Sullivan, I. J, Green and {sitting in the empty: car {With the amounts under 100 yen ($59) and Svnled chidran: she Aum EON ewakinia, Orhale ad thics CULMATToA? oa AME Tor tee Ge apn Waaavetay alveetald, of = te (0) Be Ostorme door open. The highwayman is sup- larger amounts only, after pre- | war veterins and WOutee Ley {oltles ‘have ‘potitled the drive tor Yertical quakes “of Materday, ‘until ro sik Pir Heblottation & export. |” AME Ke waka ower the smilo/ posed to have jumped on ‘the steps _ vious binge gta ae: yraty given to the best of t ; ge ay A | colttes that they will make ip|Tokyo was cut off from the out Jina Ce * under con-| (Turn to Page 10, Column 5) of the car, covering the motorman Seis and books of the Bank of Japan | (000 1? ple Nel bed Friday | outributiona jointly with tet [side world. | ry ; | - —- — and ordering him to turn’ over his “Dumbbell Dud thinks a bell-hop in| Were saved from Liar by. ‘the: euildren: of she Oy tnipeaie inverdit” atid: Olympia are expected} Supplies, which have been requi Ty the DHiGA.: Bonomlttaa © slitting GAt money. Instead of complying, La fe dance and Brandywine is a fine| ad the bank te can t HAS | hospital, who love the tiny cere to follow this action today [sitioned elsewhere thruout Japan, Tacoma, calls for the free gift of Moure threw the car into full speed drink,” writes Helen Purcell 3820 009,"00 yan: tn specie. children who are in their midst. | Many. checks from outside com:{are now getting into the capita leo et of lumber to the Jap-| in an effort to throw the bandit Lees deck aitag: sbieedry re, “tie These children must nev/r S8¥| munities are coming in showing | where food queues, some of them |, he a | } war on speculators and the |from the steps. The action blew the i ing * of Ameri ¢ g th jona 1 Are to be seen in man: f lumber profiteers, Policy | controller switch, making; it impos. Dumbbell Dud thinks Angora | sidering — F that Seattle, neare citizens are making their donations | miles long, ar E ‘king of lumber pi y j Grotto is a road-house—Mrs, F, | Osaka Chamber of Commerce to the devastated regions of her sls-|to the fund without, waiting to re parts of the city. as to the handling of all matters por- | sible to start the car, | CV. | for a moratorium, Meanwhile, ter nation, Japan, has failed in this! turn to their homes here | While the army and civillan | taining to the unusual demand to be | Hikes, | The bandit is supposed to have $06 discussions are under way bee paogbeaaes |. Officiais of the drive have ady | volunteers struggled against dis. | made upon them, was to be outlined | tired as La Moure threw the con: Br DOS thinks te, the ro (pn aga Mana | ‘Two days ago when the Chamber| spent more money than they hare | ne looting and the) at the meeting en, Asks No Part of Estate Be ote ante smarty the hot, A dumbbell is a signal for the| such moratorium of Commerce set out to raise Seat-|on hand and rellef shipments have | tasks piled up by the If the program is adopted by the | a without com. dumb waiter sere Mig rt pe cal eer oe eee core oe «nalauake gone forward on three Pacific steum-| quakes that shook the capital cotors, it will prove to be a tre-| Spent for Monuments pleting the robbery { Currency grows on current bushes,| calamity, and fire victima of ‘Japan, Friday|ers. Additional upplies ‘will be pur-| there were evi that jmendous force in the upbutlding of Blase _ Mrs. C. H. Goldberg, 1342 19th ave, Bim Bo. The money market is quiet; fie a an net as th end of the| chased and shipped as receipts war disaster ) ed |the lumber industry of the North- MARION, Ohio, Sept. 7.—The will | N.. who lives<200 fact front the scene there iss ‘strained undertone, Serio’ whtit the $100,000 ahould be rant it and if the campaign ts closed the entire economle map of | west, it was predicted Friday of the late President Warren G,{Of the crime, reported that ‘Thursday HOME BREW hut absctatehy, pe jiodieation of a | Dertha!'s | Friday night with the full quota on| Japan, | ‘The meeting held in the com-| Hardiing was filed for probate here {afternoon « youre ae appeared at Pars MY re re panic. PONT RISD TONS CAM hand the committee believes that ft) Already Osaka has become the} pany's offices In the Stuart Bldg | today her home and seemed vety anxious Will Not Appear While The Bank, of depen, announced...) CON: ADY STREAM n drive better bargains in purchas.|center of business and communica-|was strictly private, no newspaper. Attorney General Daugherty, Mrs, | to get into the house. He represent. Homer Brew it was ready to devote its re. /IN STEADY 5 so age ing the food and ter so sorely |tions. ‘The 44 consid-} men being allowed to enter the con-| Handing, Hoke Donithan, Marion at. {ed himself as a sewing ma¢hine sales: Is On His Vacati ee ee ate ee cand Thurs. needed by the sufferers Se eruen t6 me once chambers. jtorney, and Charles D. Schaftner,| (arn to Page 10, Column 4) 8 On His Vacation tabiticwt day came in a steady strear : i | former cashler of the Marion county = pee d bank, appeared in court. I7 BY CAP HIGGINS } hattnel, w Mfelong friend of the! A NICE late president, was made executor | ONE TODAY By Lester M. Hunt ling on the theory that the murder of Judson W. La Moure,, 60, usand men out t And Mr. Dud says he thought that a fruit Jar was an earthquake in an orthard. ha Introduction Mr. Harding was a director in the uve) | Marion county bank. . few rope ae ‘The late president requested spe. | eae ee a isga fe srannce ie cifically that no part of his estate be | right! int ai spent on monuments to his memory. i “L request that no part of m: ENT aii pAne HC For estate shall be expended for monu- GEN ments, other thane sifipte marker at I's Roc oO eee RIS eae my grave,” the will said. COMPLETELY, Funk No estimate of the total value of MUST HAVE $1,000 CASH | the estate can be made until the pro-/ looking for ‘somechi | bate hearing. thaeonias you nei tek a ie Mrs, Harding inherits the lot on % modem home teh jwhich the Marion Star building arta benutitnal lot, Mb stands, and the famous “front porch” shrubbery. The “furaiture 4 | home on Mount Vernon ave, In ad. tually cost over $1,200, and | dition the widow ix to receive the in| Sonsiate in’ part af genuing terest on $100,000 in government||) {Wilton Te a ou have $1,000 cash, and are | |bonds and all of the late president's buffet. — mahogang. Niby |stock in the Harding Publishing com: Phonograph with over 30 F pany, The will provides. that Dr, OF, €to.-@te, f [George ‘T, Harding, Sr. the late LSS i. ——— >~ " president's father, shall for the Many more foatures | about e ir AND THE NEAREST — [AND THERE ARE OTHER ie i‘ " THE ne FLAT BUT: TARO MOI any ENouGh or WAITER, SQUEEKS [GARAGE FOR THE OLD |REASONS OF wuicH You | | Mmalnder of his life receive the inter-| home can bo found lh t A SMALL FLAT BU est on $50,000 worth of government|| Want Ad: columns. ARE GOING TO MOVE. WATER! BUS JES BL OSkS AWAY [WILLS HEAR LATER, bonds, and certain jewelry. ere whet a