The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1923, Page 1

wh Matior May 2, 1899, at the Posoff * WEATHER | A ORECAST EATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, § no tail moto Howdy, folks! time to sew t winter underwear. Ameri¢ Hu Wing American Legion Hugo Mayor B is reporte Kelley own K holds people whit them, 9 ary “How much does he get?” “I don't know.” Statue Which HEARD ON THE STR ‘Hugo Kelley gets too large Will Dear Homer: - i @ married man in the park | Did I do ri Ans.—I don . Bisie know The melancholy days are The saddest of the Old winter's haat’ning on apace, And, gosh, but coal is dear! see j Tho Drings of Wales {x spendi ng | his vacation dh his Canadian ranch In order to amuse the ranch hands, | the prince shows them how he faile off his horse 1 Centralia year; is Is Seeking Veteran for Statue Yesterday the prince ate flapjacks| for breakfast got on the front page of newspaper the United sate that boy ever eats doughnuts and they'll get ou! special edition» an PHONE HEARING 1*v' I$ ADJOURNED — eo": AGAIN SCOOP THE WORLD:| Decision Withheld in Writ of Ww cnialion: exaarvion's every in ie man Home Brew takes great pleasure in giving to its readers the full text of the Prince of Wales’ first poxteard fo King George V: ‘Am having a fine time was here. Mandamus Case to Seattle w B) FIELDING LEMMON ish you Re EDDIE. She—Take e Jus fan’t the reme Don’t Horace hefore ‘the: state fo s Washing. the | doubt A petition to Cushman of pproximat in Sen. ha force f department Judge legion at State — in Memoriat held in almost + kilied ‘This is Constitution au | the. & $s services are biu'g very city week & bioo tes. an the telephone smplaint and. theret ‘ompanying this two-foot model completed the entire rate controvers of the cir Wedne the ¢ open anselman set nd th wite they had pleaded no of that had t The bh hin wif the ¢ of membe t of hi APOLOGY if our special correspondent, flying across the country, had not forgotten to pick up the pie- tures before he departed, this column would have printed the | st; that first photographs of the Demp- sey-Virpo fight, had the pho: tographer not forgotten to put plates in his camera. appent nelusion of the the he court took matter |duty, calle " i nk ‘ held in the lobby mk of which Sinch On| ly president Junder advisement, with before no ir former | woutd lthe cit Wedne vene rendered nize the bi ny memor oft n the front the name the inseription destin it th , ; (Turn to Page 9, Column 2) ted thelr Dame |" 1 ae * a 58 Brief! news HAT'S slain. to thelr demor tion, adjourne and on thre any afternoon filled by the t deposite in the van to whom the EXTRA! EXTRA! Automobile ia| Spirit ilts ¥ tat wa of in Beattle without a bathing | te girl picture pasted on the windshicld! ha They thet highe us who acen phone: orneys reel crash, . money arraign The training of the Notre football squad will include esthetic dancing. soys « Heretofore, the done all the esthetic 500 BOTH St IN COUNTY fore ND NIGHT JAIL his wife at the jait they had bee iff Oscar Chester outtle Tue the the Company 43, ell leaders be xbould nd reopened imm a at South n taker dancing spent Binclatr ht be where ; before the state depart BUT NOT IN FRANC “On what w Firpo do not k They are of th the buyonet.’ 1 by Irv who 4 of rule Allen for for EDITOR mpsey and | mi Bend, Rn applying ing Attorney Gene John 1 the man a day noon. same cell Myron their arvest number other | | Sinetair bigs. vga that will helpavou if you || Which he t his son, ae ce ambitious to succeed In bust “ bes t . Stil ag 1a falwe report to the state bank ex uminer and his son to await trans ation to Walla Walla to begin term of four to 1 ye on (Turn to Page 9 Column 1) at “goes om with bar declared rates now charged 4 in Sin Pais ps oceupted ad had reopent been of adequ id Four bu from the Elite drug sto tering down the door If caught punished rs escape with $355 ith @ lo; | In case the company ‘« granted All that nolse might have be required to fite vakened the policeman on the beat.|to the and A. 5 entire f ADAM AND EVA. VE FOUND THE HOUSE WE'RE GOING TO BUY. = HURRY! no | hofore The Star “Selling You'll today in Your Services.” It's on the Business page $$“ Adam Buys a House _ KITCHEN them article find his in on they the will to an an review ~, complaint Sy 8. 46 SUR! SHOW IT Res TO HIM, LADY. “il > | S| SINCLAIRS ARE °° OUT OF PRISON : Senator and Wife Return oon on bail elman accepting Sinclair's q A wring no ullding 1 and not to cause following week naking 4 Wash. under the Aot of Congress March PTEMBER 20, SHOWDOWN {8 EXPECTED IN KU KLUX WAR Klan Crosses Or: dered Removed Legislators May Attack SAPULPA A huge cron. Klux K n hil in the the elty, was dynam today, The Glast dam cement bare Polleemen termine whether been dynamited erected it in Ww Klux down, Okla, Sept, 20.— erected by the the peak northern section Ku of a of early ed the unable the er by th di that were to de had who to Gov all Ku tian enemies of the or lion's order Klan by be ganization. OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept, 26 ~—Developments came rapidly to day in the Oklahor tial law situation, bringing « showdown near in the fight of Gov, J, ¢ Walton on the Ku Klux Klan. | pot the The call set eptember meeting date, LEGISLATORS RALLY [FOR STRUGGLE Legislators hitvried to the from all sections of th te toda 1 by W ot D Adjt Markham of + 08e and aske halls w meetin have n the eginlatiy of Gov alton’s threat the on mee « in jail” Opponer the executive hur iedly ne Lc ma umn hour toda them that ¥ al r confere th Mu floor administ the an app session 1 fo! opponents’ “thunder gislat to gath i 1 the for a time patien om In er asking the Meme ¢ Have been enduring f counter charges in the state | has come | Necessary litions and charges truth, m free." ntinuing ministration nor, if cha him injuries, | neing tablishing and despotiem wealth,” "ULL INQUIRY IS DEMANDED The document then demanded that 4 full investigation be made of the charges and © report made to th senate “which the will, Sustify: The summon: that ng past and y charges tain and condi. tion: when, In our belief, such order may 03 to investigate in con our which state wlone make of declared the “the present openly mi true, is one of usurpations ana the direct ad gover. agains’ ure blunder object tyranny common nute tht an over for pecial s sion of the legislature bitterly tacked the governor for his threat to irrest members in case they attempt ed to assemble It recited that reedom of speech all in direct contray constitutoin of the Unite the state of Oklahome.”’ ‘The governor was accused of arily and without vocation of suspending Uce in the state (Turn to Page 9, Cob he and of the ntion press, to tates and caus privs B Governor 4, tion by the face! Re nee possibility id) M suffering} 1 that! know repe ned IN EXPLOSION! Impartial evidence had denied the the | 4, 1919, Per Year, ty Malt, $2.6 he Seattle Star Nobles Predicts More Quakes Piieavens Be LOOTERS PROWL :: BERKELEY RUINS Guards Shoot at Two Men Trying to Open Safe SAN FRANCISCO, Two looters were fired dpon by guards at the ruins of the Ber Keley fire early t The men were ing to open in the ashes of the hy Ralph P.M ritt, head of the Sun Maid Ke in Gr association, ond Fred ty treasurer of Alam: As Sept. 20— ” seen attempt ates rer: Foss, ¢ da county the guards the men fled their eseape Inventig started and firin| made goo of mi numbe punted for to eight—all of th Univernity:o€ California atutlents: It wan. balieved. they. would be found soon and definite announce ment that wen lost could | be made y} ie Hic jsouked with order Ito peemit sduced the m during the water by night were firemen in them off sufficiently search examina and hy to cool more housebolde of the from entatives ne ports variou Marin county to menace firmly he out d contr unless whieh wns nul nould again noma the reported rapidly ing ation BERKELEY PLANS * RECONSTRUCTION anwhile, Berkeley $10,000,000 he fires ha where the was $15,000, wrought 000 damage done s rapidly organizing for Ops Were d burned are p was ept on guard in the 1 no one withe permitted to go thru the und now the time| lines. 8) In burned district ers who had lost their property we busy rehing the ruins for wh: (Turn to Page 9, Colamn 3) DEAD; 10 HURT the househok in Government Office j |Gasoline Tank Bursts | | | WASHINGTON least, one man hers Injured when # gasoline | tank 1 in the rplane test tory nt the bureau of this afternoon Nine of the injured rushed | to hospitals, where doctors said four | or five of them were in critical con. } dition and might be fatally injure Fire n removed the body of L, Lowry a few minutes art the explosion, which the building | afire, Bureau Sept, | 1te-At was and 10 were explod lat standards here : were set officials i chéck to learn whether aught in the plosion an airplane uking 9 ny others building. (during DY of ™ Y me HIGGINS nor TLO Line in) 2 DEAD IN RUM FIGHT! OME EDITION TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. * BELIEVED PIRATES’ VICTIMS! Sheriff Finds Bodies in Bay Near Liquor Boat; Both Had Bail Receipts From Police lieved to | lain by rum-pirates of the Sound unloading a of liquor valued at $1,650 from peed boat at Lacota beach in Dumas bay, two booze der were overpowered and thrown into the bay from Ww he re bodies take n Thursday morning. © GERMANS RAGE. AT SURRENDER Reactionary and and Monarchist Groups Protesting ave been £0 ‘ast ere BY CARL D. GROAT The German " hoping it will be able to reichstag when it dnesday the cable down the weapon Ruhr. emann was known proposals made mbassador re. the government will 1 the Internal situ, the vehement protests other | alres by the reactionary and the | monarchist elements. favors a announcement of was indicated, He if Germa allows Jierself to drag along slowly to defeat, the 7 Kearney investigated the craft on/ Unrest will be even greater and more Wednesday afternoon, but found no| dangerous than the sudden shock of on: it of fowl play, altho it was | surrender, evident it had carried # large booze | Two ball receipts ' pockets formed the only clue to theiy identity, as their features were unrecognizable. Names the receipts were L. Helton a Harry John on, One of the was issued for $250, the for $25. Both were from Seattle police department. The speed boat had been drifting idly about the bay since Wednesday morning, the sheriff was told. Depu- ty Sheriffs Joe Hill and Charles are sudden A ant auctor, | AY BEG had been (Turn to Page 9, Column © KILLS SELE IN George H. Stevenson Fond | before oe into. any. oa Lifeless on 10th Floor |tiations with Germany Jister said. H ncked by NEW PROFFER BERLIN, Sept Rejection of the secret German proposals for, cessation of passive resistance ‘in® the Ruhr made thru the Belgian i Count De La Fille, “was @ in an interview with the granted sony. hey are not willing to accept) any proposition for return of Ger man citizens expelled from the og cupied zone or to pardon all of the” Germans who have been arr ly since some of them hay jbeen charged with murders.” “Stresemann must cancel passiv resistance openly and frankly minister asserted, “otherwise Jand Belgium do not intend any ne gotiations for a Ruhr settlement HOW DO YOU LIKE THIS ONE? Here is an opportunity for some: J] one to get a nice home, just” outside the city. Stevenson, eattle, orge 61, pioneer and prominent in ommitted suicide by thru the head in # American Bank build Thurs morning His mind is believed~f have been | ffected a fall he rece| eral months ago while we the Ore lavatory of th ing about 9:30 | espec gon wook He bad not been employed recent in Seattle far is known ho he formerly worked for the county watchman of the county. city building, The body wus found Aage Halk, secretary to the Dan fen consul, soon after 10 2. m. He| believed to have been dead about an hour at that time. Stevenson's wife, declared t for the ted wh ve as * Rebece! — she knew suicide, She was pros: informed of her hus: band’s death, The Stevensons lived | At 1728 34th ave, When Stevenson left the house Thursday morning his wife knew nothing of her husband's upposed Mespondency. she told the and siay on place. The 2 acres” His daught Rebecca is all in high state ¢ ultivas editar of 9 Sen . raid Hon und bearing (ult) @ll Kinds . 1 ‘ of berries; about half acre hat Stevenson was a charter mem berries, all up on, wae 4 cf Nile temple of the Mystic the house, while no} Shrine, and was also a member of is comfortable, with Ek toe No, 92. | rooms and bath, ete., ete. ly was taken in charge The the « immediately after Steven: : IDBAL COUNTRY HOME no mo-| 1» ACRES JUST NORTH OF CITY HIGHLY IM PROVE, Db FRUIT, BERRIES, CHICKENS SY CASH TERMS This little home, just north of | city, #0 convenient to bus tine | you can still work in city and injoy the profit of this going ranch, jor it will Support You ‘on, tive n coroner. sO. ofety Je pap The Want Ad columns will ait ou more about this property. | by its dis, overy FALL BRIDES a booklet you will want if you are to become a bride” Even’ If you've only 2. bridegroom-to-be, or merely & or one of the bridal attendants, you'll want this little For it tells everything you want to know about the announe- ing of ergagements, etiquet for engaged couples, the bride's outfit, the hope chest, the troussea the pdants, bridal showers, wed: ding invitations, summarizes the expenses connected with the wording, telling wha Dede's parents must bear, and what part the bridegroom heave: it details the duties of the best man, gives xu ns for a church wedding and a home wedding, the wedding reception, the wedding breakfast, notes of thanks, and much more, If you want a copy of this booklet, simply fill out the’ coupon below, mail It to Washington bureau with the required postage 7 amd it will come to you by retarn mail We this have fall “best man” SGU ps, ‘ew York Ave, Washington, D.C. 1 want a copy of “The Bride's Booklet” cents in loose postage stamps for same, and inclose four Name Sireet aml No.