The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1923, Page 1

Kaddy site its bonds "3S _ WEATHER : panel ARMY REVOLTS! aac ance enaeenaaeeaanaean anna nase anna aaaaaanE Mm aamaananamannamaaaanaoanaae nnn nnnparntibebtnen Ann ADR aN rere eae AUSE . . 5 », Wé TE : TWO. CE NTS IN SEATTLE. it. 12.—A Gears ers und > trom of experience Go GUTOR HERE LETTER ROM TG AMORE ee SEN hae ee eS ETON | AUMANBLRY, | eee F UN) ‘“ amit later Military Reverses Suffered i in Morea ry HS late eget AST IN M Soe areal corer Ae Fo and Barcelonian Separatist Move P.L.Sinclai irandW. iow ot voal San pectest Su stnuy fens tere ov int, || Tatnuck, With 15|| sitet’ Cause Sudden Coup by Garrisons W. Conner Drive sim had to d and he's a banking. man; and Men, Loses Course tae (United Press “Summary) t q t | t G t = Alpe a Bh ; If you are Interest in Closely censored advices from Madrid today indicated a oO seattie to Ge peskard came ie orene ¢2 oy instr ton : poeta: 924 boxing news you Wel Seay, large section of the Spanish army has rebelled, demanding ch your step! = . . Ho doesn't flatter me at a iguie Hitt. To be ink 0g; Snohomish pa ie: adie eon resignation of the government. The rebellion apparently Dumbbell Dud has gone into $10,000 Security ell kniown ¥ wouldn't call a Very fide bouquet. “or there are men Goes to Aid was caused by two conditions training. He's swinging the whose names have shone in many varied games—he might have ‘ & $$’ 1.—The dictatory ‘policy of the government toward dumbbells every day before he meant I'm widely known the same an Jesse James Tits cacaih a Maybe bite an ; Senator, Percy. 1 Bin aff. prsel. Whe’ the kaattlehel at aie Eatatal pi sad’ to’ fie Running aground in the dense the Catalonian separatists, who, at a re in sae ing to challenge Firpo or Demp- | ee ee Se eciteaees artvee teat therei’k iiltie “hing thaCalewe a:banker's narrow mind. Yo fog that covered Elliott bay lona yesterday, adopted motions insulting e king sey or Mayor Brown. We dunno. 50 ihe apg when they think of fame, and names that live an Thursday morning, the navy | and queen and demanding immediate separation of ent Meeueee ee une company r Ww. W always pick ® famous name from their own business Iir tug Tatnuck, commanded - by | Catalonia into an independent republic. lanédt: Saterday,” We, Wectared Senator Sinclair was arraigned at Civridge Oe men, was fast at West Blakeley, in Morocco, fighting against the Moorish rebels led by own out, Jack Dempsey! South Bend Wedn or Sat on a charge one mile from Port Blakeley, on : aa Abd El Krim. The army blames the government for t falsity , ment and Vashon island. ‘The Tatnuck is (Oakland Institution Victim) the reverses because of its failure to provide sufficient ak vai Ba ne 2 = eA ee te ee in Broad Daylight troops, munitions and equipment, despite the repeated mishaps ax the result of fogs friends, es and faulty navigation on the pleas of the military commande nttene Se ie = CHARGE MOTHER Hold Packo. Pacific coast within the past OAKLAND, ¢ br es The movement started shortly after midnight in Baree- ae five days, pnp may ape “jIona, the of the Catalonian moyement, when the sae , sewspaperman Thursday mor ville . the American b: ; as @ Tatnuek unolog Nght) |, Pat rovincial captain-general, Prime De Riveira, declared a : phone Senator. Sin S Bi let in st, and San Pablo ave., held |Provincial captain-generg PRIZ NE ir t snany of the rumors ABANDONED GIRL in ecrec saheib a He herrea CT ashier and escaped in state of war, demanded resignation of the cabinet and ¢c. M. Pa nv ¢ ‘spreadin: out me ard he \ ag. | euto’ wit 90 cash. The bandits seized communication lines. bank while a fourth ae : ot ny es roa ave Intely « to say |Issue Warrant for Fireman’s Board Investigates ng to harbor radio mi a POS see Noor, Breaking | . Late advices indicated the movement had spread thruout . pelt fs si e thi it my* case.” he sald. “You can ; ; Destroyer Wrecks en elt fs 4 the glans i the space|the country, a majority of the principal military garrisons Beene Yo apne aya cnecltana that a man in my. po Wife Who Disappeared ser reck cna BE pia > < of the counter, the three cov-|going over to the revolutionists, who were reported to jon should not talk. ‘The p , SAN DIEGO, Cal, |AT HIGH TIDE — ee ee hier and clerk have captured Foreign Minister Alba. a | has been prejudiced about me al-| A warmant for the arrest Big ns se with reve ordered them to lie rhe ys ro 3 4 réady by newspaper stories.” Allee Cook, wife of Sept. 13.—S y, thick- The coast guard cutter Snohomish | one and then hastily scooping to: All dispatches indicated the position of the king was not Several prize winners have not} Asked if the purpose of hin visit |® Beattie fireman, reing her wan proceeding to her ald Thursday | gether bills and cash from the coun: | endangered. or e f | mot it im belleved that she} called for theie ‘money. Just drop |to Seattle ts to-ralse his bail money, | with abandoning her z-year-oid) © than the fog that | morning and it ie eee een aig [tee and vault, fled from the billd- | The council of ministers, in a long session ending early t ny The ship said he had nothing to| daughter, Marie Alice. was lseued| surrounded Po oh jing 5 pin the Syne’ pk. tor Mt; Dek. has pg e 4 lesdons ee ee are./IerS on a’ Gonpiaint fled .in} pe ig int Ronde carries no wirelens equipment ROEM | rng ince were Sninaniad Dat Keo! | \today, refused to resign and retaliated against the army by —". . \ea later, however, that an effort |Judge ©. C. Dalton’s court by Satirday night, today choca conser ng her aught war cneir Hunde over the ToweF part of \declaring martial law in Barcelona. Dumbbell le xo dumb he thinks; | Would ‘be made here to raise the | Deputy Prosecutor Robert Macfar veiled the naval board of | jor On |their faces until the bank employes The king was expected to arrive in Madrid today. 7 ¥ ane. Ne y. had stretched out with their faces Joe Bungstarter should wear corks “ Mra. Cook ¢ ed_from’ he inquiry called to probe The ship is lying In an upright!ty the floor. The robbers were de | BARCELONA, ane 13-Matiial on hia shoes so the moonshine won't | hom. 2 Y @uodas eri ernie position and-it is belleved that her | scribed an vous, - ! 2 ome, 83 e e 8 > ar | ned as young and nervous, but}, er leak out—Chriatine Funk Sash op: ‘ J 22, un th crushing destroyer ‘hull is not damaged. Additio UES a y koew just what to do.| 2” Was, officially. declared here. T «ore t r nied porte TT cuniath He ikem 7 disaster that resulted in trom the vicinity are standing by to| -p e the time were|Gen. Lossada is now governor of | y Bates Post isa branch of the | ‘® Pelarkag His services-in j mothe ho lived w c 23 sailors dead and jend any axsistance that may be nec- v manager, M, W.|Catalona. | ‘American Legion.—Marjorie Asact- ab spercanes ox Bp. w6t be: [DOD eve that ah: unde ” th jest ensary i Oakes, tine. eve the question ever came up dur the m fous influence of an un missing, he destruc MANY OTHER 1 in the| PARIS, Sept. 13—Official ad: | ing my term there,” he sald hes: slope 9 =e shad tion of more than $8,- BTA Meee nch bank over night, the man-) vices at 3 p.m. today confirmed | 2 iis The geason his apartment is so Salar asd bata aaid that: he| who started an Investigation ez © navy destroye crashed explained, thus confining the| - old is because the excopcs OP | aa not knw. how lel be would |Wnieh to solve the my 000,000 in government as ear Polnt Arguello on the /amount of the haul to a nominal| "ports of a military coup in | Jugo-Slavs Close Bound- 6 , perarmiere enh to fre nt spate aan eee ena orn nets peace | material and. injuries "to. eu of moce haa h sonce cc liven ana viol powee aries; Outbreak Feared % be a guest for the present of Sen- |” aret vf men and officers. a Aven # nes DOK , A nightingale is a ning 1wind. t Mrk Conndedn'thélr apart: |°2 © Se8rc h for the woman which re I destruct of of dollars |dit car was c a fe ig. an evening « lator and MA ir apa pi esa a hn . » _ hg 3 . = " ; kk " ‘i A. Birkland. Aeonta in Adfan ‘Geurt, $11 Sum. |Yelled. that ahe left Seattle in com Altho the meeting had F The ships | the and n Madrid, Saragossa ATHENS, Sept. 13.—The Jugo- - 7 ‘ pany with ar anand hasbeen at first been announced : at a spoed estir a and Seville have joined an anti- ¥ government has ordered mit ave, e traveling abo nadian cities in’ his as “open,” this, i n ‘ - A ; F d I government coup of the garrison Pineapples. grow on pine treesx—| Myron Sinclair, son of Senator y. She was located in Ca as “open,” this, it ' df eet gt ip merican Food Is hake viel ee Ee « of the Serbo-Bulgarian Mrs. ¥. ¥. Hamilton Sinclair and cashier of the defunct y aod ae found, did not mean that R ived in J in Barcelona, according to ad- frontier following extensive in- eceived in Japan| vices to L'Intransigeant. vasions of Jugo-Slav territory by TOKYO, Sept. 13—Distribution of | , The newspaper says the mili |’ Jarge bands of armed Bulgarians, eee Tiwaco — is api ‘ e, a fiatsion her with desettion of the the inquisitive mourners, ” You use me. rock the bj to 5 years in alla ae child aS swor by husbar a a A . p' yi yn ‘ednesday the eship Te y e You use stonca to rock baby to i, w worn to her hu 1) or newspaper men, would On Wednesday th tleship Tex- | 4 merican food among the thousand: bay units ~ oe under Capt. | telegram from Belgrade said ot refugees of the earthquake and Timo de Rivelra. today. agicep—E. F. Tickner. itentiary ged emia sul if 2 i het allowed! boo attend mmed and parflally wrecked: the | eee a charge of misappropriation of | '"- hia Be alloy a hp siccl eMefeten heeutl anaapane oe m oe The United stat t w a ste pepe So Even the exact location Mt tbe fetaod penn sale be '-| fire was under way today. i conte! be ay oo effective in eee he ‘nited Statcs mint is a ne . 2 As cimity ‘of ol e! a de | . taree! a since a. 1 SENET. S, . BOOSTED 7 sain The first shipment. of Americar . GENEVA, Sept. 13.—The Stalian bey glamor ot APTER ARIEAT P complaint is believed to be the| of the court room was fox. Both ships were able to pro-| sunpiien arrived yesterday. from| , 2 $8 Tumored that "Foreign Mints | goonece ane notified, Switzer cian Sars oR ARRS p Be tino ea tink ool whate a ept secre ceed to port under thelr o Dow pariys 7 |ter Alba bs rt " a 3 Senator Conner was with Senator |r in King Wh kept ecret. ASO: DOrt UTKGaIS EE OWN POWSE | Are on United es naval| ter Alba has been captured by the|iand it cannot accept arbitration of You'can drink “water from the woman has been charged with a et oeiaent: to the TAUCK | oats and wae at once. bronght | *voutionaries: +__ |the Fiume dispute between Itaty and fountain of youth.—W. T. Cosby. | criminal offense for deserting her Thu morning brought the grand : The military leaders plan to prose: | b be: Sinclair at Sou end Wednesday when he appea cour eae total “Of rw abeidente wth oan (@8hore and distributed to points % 7 | Jugo-Slavia by the Swiss president, elle Ares ren Superior |/fatnily, according to Macfarlane. 1 Great Northern to navy accidents within less} (io. the stricken. zone cute the present cabinet for failure | “owing to difficulties which might A bootleg joint is the ankle— Bs. sai uth |!" drawn under that section of the than a week on the Pacific coast to ™ ; ),|to act against the Catalonian sepa-| ‘udge ewe nt Sout Americ Ambassador Mis, . j arise later bet Judge H. W. B. H Le COMER Meabeatiehartitces “iat Spend $11, 527, 457 i American Ambassador, Woods, al-| vtets and to. carry on an cnergetie| crete eeeween Tealy, and Switaene Alma Boyle. | . end Senator Sinclair entered 4 : OFFie eae: ways a leader in the diplomatic land.” ip Gl'g Bend, Sen demeanor for @ parent to abandon aj WA . jcampaign against the Moroccan reb: eee va : plea of not guilty to the charges | “em Teh a a phen “Aas | GreatiNoritie sihay" aks corps, is taking a prominent part in Solar plexus is a planet : inst him. Sinclair was released oe one r ne aoe ee 16-7 a ; Se +e) t Norther ate <i} toduy asked the work of alding the sufferers. He |" BY LLOYD ALLEN Tooth powder is used for blasting | ¢.om the county jail_last Saturday | Poirot, upon her for eal oe | to “ale berie labia c 38.62 has established headquartera in « bate Sia (United Press Staff Correspondent) tavi catior |to atfthorize {asuance o 2 eps under $5,000 bail. Following his ar- Tar 168 rans | equionienit “rake? Cartifieates: the jhowse loaned the embassy by Dr. MA TAL L a e aby Pantages originated the Volstead | P\enment his bail’ was increased to|, Mrs. Cook had lived in perfect |eauipment tr tificat Th |Takuma Dan, chief of the Mitsui LONDON, Sept. 13.—Possibili- act—J. Austin. 10,000 armony with her husband and fam-jcompany degires to buy equipment 1 ispacekt , ty of an Italo-Jugo-Slav war 6 $10,000. up to the time of her disappear-| costing $11,527,457, including 48 oil IS DECLARED within 72 hours was agitating the Firecrackers are good to cat. _rom| ance. There had been no family | burning locomotives, 10 coal burning | | chancellories of Europe today, Echiclds. Premier of ‘New iUarrels, altho on a previous occasion | locomotives, 1,000 box, cara, 600 nu | MADRID, Sept. 12—The counet| while they awaited anxiously for wt a r earlier, she had disappeared |tomoblle cars, 1,500 ore cars and| TWO, Dam | ot tere 340 a. “m:.todayl Shee f Bel; 5 t SE ee Zealand: Arrives|* "x,ct7is’,ahe bad, disappeared |tomeiie cars ni al aged, Escape Fate A NICE Jot ministers at 340 a. m. todax;| the terms of Belgrade's reply. to E s declared a “state of ” jn Bar-| the ultimatum of Premier Musso- Sumtle tee—VJohn Dodge. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 13 - of 7 on Coast Rocks NEW BUNGALOW |celona as a result of the Catalonian| lini of Italy, demanding accept- see Premier W. Massey, of } Zon ‘ Af S a a Bat Rates a | separatist movement. ance of Italian thesis for settle. Mistletoe {# a foot disease—M.| land, will arrive In San Francisco 'Bride Lost in City CORRECTION | SAN DIEGO, Sept. 13.—Nine ae. |]! Deine offered today that will ]|" iiitary garrisons in Madrid] ment of the Fiume controversy F.G. today, on the steamer Tani, He! Tg Reported Found troyers, instead of seven, ax tirst|| Me someone « comfy home to- || ordered to be ready for immediate] by Saturd comes to the United States to study | 4 roy | i | reported, rn on the rocks at Point : nig duty and all troops and men on| It was understood the Jugo-Slav Black river 1a where they get ink.| business and economic conditions |miiday that his bride of but 2 ie bees it seems, made an | Arguello Saturday night, it was| a ——_—_—__——_— leave recalled. reply already has reached Rome and Merton Walker. | aftecting his country. Weenie ped westocca tee tree, unlntentlonsily, inte |tesenea today : | You Will Like This One An immediate mobilization of|is being studied by the Italian for docs hind“ “A” crowed” Thiseday | por wd : te Tl er aaier of | ‘The Sommers and the Farragut} - jEANDON'S HAVE BY a police and the civil guard was or-/eign office. The decision of war or |from him ‘fn & crowd Tuesday, at) Saturday might at Point Arguel- |iimped into port here during the|| Brand new bungalow, tn the wal- || dered. peace will depend on the Italian view ve. § » and had) Jo, Our previous news stories night, badly crippled, pumps work-|| — sb00, with araiee: Beat The decision of the cabinet ceme|of the communication. Removing Stains From Clothing || rsrmei'e ni’ som!at sis] a sid hat pen deacver net keep wate eae tte has | Fderme, “Besyc'|| he decison of the. cabinet carne) of the SSennieleeoa aaa oT lg i . St 20 miles off their course and nd with tales of thelr thrilling es. venient. Jo i oak | floor |beginning at 2 p. m. yesterday,|not- directly concerned in the dis- Did you’ etek, ballt Dia. Binos Gown pour white. yest front? Have uul, called the police Thursday| travel bor 5 land sail cape from the fate that overtook|} 4ttractive fireplace: book during which the ministers were| pute, and there is little likelihood you ever up: a cup of coffee on the spic and span tablecloth? reporting to the police noon and declared that he had found) an hour thru the fog, had run |their sister ships of the destroyer Hghted bed chambe M notified of a threat of armed move-|she will be personally involved, al- Ever get grass stains on your new lawn dress? Or medicine on pp acwllp oe | into the rocky coastline and | flotilla |] large tile bath; fine en |/ment by the army unless immedi-|tho statesmen realized the dangers bir chine de chia bightio?’ Dione Maty over hel bonis with ie couple Wad, hereeon & honey been wrecked, Well, it seems The. two destroyers that escaped, | with nook, ete. etc., et © steps were taken to down the/of a new general European con- ice cream, that should have gone into her tummy, down the fro moon, according to Barsuth's first} there were nine. Two others, damaged, from the peril of the onian separatists and take en-/ flagration. of her new dress? Ever turn over an ink bottle on an expensive pe sae police, aveno de| the Sommers and the Ferra | rocks, were following in single file|] you will find many more feo. || ereetic measures to push the Mo-| France is in the most delicate poy Pie ees TAG ate ce ridake couah eaith@ fine’ dress Aunt atl ata to where hia wife had been| gut, hit the rocks but ste: | the seven that piled up. tures about this home in the |{feccan campaign thru to a suc-jsition of the outside powers since Sally sent him for Christm Do you: knows theidenpelt.of trying [|e e, Dest tow Gays wher he!) “ceeded, keeping afloat, tho Plowing thru the seas at the at Want Ad columns cessful conclusion. she has close ties with both. the nformed 6 author es of his | E y | 2 v 7 2 Veta , to get out a walnut stain? Do they always seem to tar the roads [informed th uthorities of his| badly damaged, and have now |of 20 knots an hour on the fatal Rumors of a coup d’etat by the| Little Entente and Italy and is sure you want to drive over and ruin your clothes? Ever do a little (Turn to Page 9, Column 3) (Turn to Page 9, Column 3) Job of painting the screen door and have the paint insist on getting a ai oe oh oo ter a ete oom vo | ADAM, AND EVA It's a Lot, But Not Enough BY CAP HIGGINS If anything like this ever happened to you, you'll find that a F Mat, 5 ive. CoM yoy = 25 “ 4 ‘4 3 ELL, YOU SEE WE WANT FT SURE, AND WE LADY, YOUVE COME. TO THE. AND WHERE THE TIRED BUSINESS MAN, SAY. HOLD ON copy of the 25-page printed “book on “Removal of Stains From | A LITTLE PLACE, CAUSE ‘ AND THIS CLASSIEST LITTLE BURG ON WEARIED WITH HIS DAY OF TOIL IN THE. HOW BIG ARE Clothing and Textiles," prepared by government experts, is exactly QUR LIVING ROOM RUG : LOOKS Like || EARTH , HERE ONTHE SUNKISSED] |=] CROWDED CITY MAY COME TO REFRESH THOSE LOTS? what you need handy on the library shelf. Our Washington bureau || | (§ ONLY FIFTEEN BY 5 é - SLOPES OF HUMPY HILLS, HIMSELF ON HIS OWN BROAD ACRES has a copy of this book for you. Fill out the coupon felow and TWENTY THE NEIGHTORS| |S WHERE ALL NATURE HAS BENEATH HIS OWN VINE AND FIG TREE Ae TWENTY BY mai} as directed AS WE Aree POURED OUT HER. RICHEST IN THE GREAT OPEN SPACES — Flety FEET) i THE ECATS BLESSINGS. . MISTER. a cab Ubsd cl doh0 Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. ©. I want a copy of the booklet, “Removal of Stains,” and. inclose herewith five cents in postage stamps for same, bride’s return, | limped into port. (Turn to Page 9, Column 2) ~ Name Street and No. City. ..+ State....+