The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1923, Page 1

SR: NI net mr rs See COMMUNITY HOTEL BU Alleged Love Secrets Bared in Burckhardt Case il WEATHER moss’) The SeattleStar NO, 184, atte SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, § Hone Br) Seattle Historians at War = (“tae Howdy, folks! ~The football NEARLY ARRESTED se") Over Schools’ Text Book)! VOL, (PTEMBER * PEER bi TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE, © BAVARIA SUDDEN: REVOLT STROKE ave? feta Yr pgs STARTS FATAL led he offi ‘Berlin and Paris\Famed Cont: acto | Defied; Rebels} Succumbs / Af Launch Menace} Apoplexy Att iTotal Resources of Union Houses | PROSPERITY NOTE Seattle Educator S Seattle physicians are going to build a $2,000,000 office building Asserts Patriots here shortly, There ain't no use tehing, there’s money in ade | Here Misled The driver looked back m B. Severyns, chief of police, Now 50 Millions ct eee Ca Ti : eel is =~ of Civil War on Board a higveac stard ple, says By John W. Nelson BY RICHARD BOECKEL eae 8 dispal phd i Fae Sons of the American Revo- WASHINGTON, Sept _ BRUSSELS, Sept. 27—A dis- By Steve Arnett egal ee eee Three new labor banks, with a | patch from Munich says the Ba- |, Grant smith, of Seattle, , L Netty duped ny, eltlantbtiercele total capitalization of $1,150,000, arian fovernment has | de | ing contractor for the new $4.00 artment an-| into a campaign of defamation | will open their doors for busi | | Rounced the treaty of Versailles. | Seattle community hotel and to discon-| of Muzzey’s history used in ness during October. | Coe ae |nized as one of the foremost B lis, as they! Seattle schools, according to | The labor banking movement | - BY CARL D. GROAT ers of the United States, dled 3a (United Press Staff Correspondent)|St- Paul hospital at 7:45 = tangs : Curious Ones See} “nerix, sept. 27-30. a, |Turstay from the effects of f m)}—Germany is under » lim- |%t*oke of apoplexy sulleest Gs ~ ited state of slege today, under | DAssenge ew f | Attor neys Paint} proclamation issued by Presi. | Seattle from Mer it ae aaa wal ww banks are the! WZ Black dent Ebert early this morning. seed inte -Wedneesag aaa way Clerks’ Na-| oman ac The proclamation followed | ROtfied fat : wire that her husband had) bee | oe news from Bavaria that Gustav | stricken with apoplexy amd left Arthur L. Marsh, executive sec- retary of the Washington Edu cational association, 707 Low: man building | during the last three anda half | years has resulted In the found ing of. 15 workers’. banks with combined resources of more than $50,000,000 The While animated by a comme! pirit of patriotism i les local chapter has t xi of F ional bank to be opened at ¢ Maurice Costello ‘s in a ed into a silly, un “ sab Retain re and biased attack upon a text { October 6, with capital of $250, « Von Kahr had amed dic- ormen ene Jeliy movie a binadki that: We snore widely eed. in the International, bank to be|, Fe0* fushed @ deep, sullen red] fo) Tis ale Nescaioea tinsel the first train: out (06 And where—just let us ask you this} 1, highs: bobisola os thie’? ate ned at New York City, October black eyes staring defiance, lips) maxtiol' hawt’ thet state St. Paul. A second wire tell one— Povo vilagyereliect dearest Se the 12 nal Ladien’ Gar.| Pressed into a thin, carmined line, J the death of Smith reached Where are them films of yester-| a eee ee Workers, with capital of $600,.| Mr. Louise Burckhardt, wife of the} There was every Indication the|fices of the Metropolitan year? | pad Snict tha itothesk nee Oc ic |exmillionafre canneryman, Thurs-|S0vernment {s prepared to deal se-|Co. here shortly after Mra cee | attack upon Muzzey’s history t Co. to be opened by the{/@y sat thru the ordeal of having|verely with any attempt at Bavari-|teft to join her husband, Judge rules that raw milk may be| ¥## Opened by the Seattle chapter, |rotherhocd of “Locomotive Engi.\ her alleged love secrets bared to|aM opposition to its action yesterday| Smith was returning to Bis ort sold in Seattle. Hooray, now we|S: A. R. several montha ago, when peer, oppenite the Pennayivania ea,{the curious ears of a crowded court-|in proclaiming the end of resistance | west headquarters here after @ tol won't have to buy it from a boot-| sca) cxawlatat wre made to | tion, In New York, later jn the|Toom. oe bieng of the many Eastern i lesger! eho anthia: the pebecte vt no | month, with capital of $1,009,000. ‘There was an expectant hush in srcnee Minister Gessler, under) which he is interested: The opening of ewo new banka In New York, the financial capital of! the nation, will give that city four financial institutions owned and op- erated by the workers. The two other banks, both established within |the courtroom, when her fittorney, President Ebert's proclamation, is|been in Ontario, where | Edward B. Chavelle, after a haif.|Btvew wide exectitive powers, becom-|iarge contract and t hour's Wrangling with the maze of |ing virtually dictator of the Ger-| home to supervise figures behind which the profits of |™@n reich. Constitutional guaran-| Olympic hotel here the Consolidated’ Alaska Canneries|tees are partly suspended, came. Co, aré hidden, addressed Judge Cal-| The proclamation cancels tempo-| NO EFFECT ON. After &, Capito! Hilt car passed us| te folder has been issund contain: | up this morning, we determined that |'Ds @ full report on Murcey’s history ft was probably named after that|>y Harry Denton Moore, Seattle at. | famous American woman who the|torney and chairman of a commit. | Frenchman sald sent so many illus-|te¢ of investigation. | iets secs fh Fiaten | ATTACKS PATRIOTISM |the last nix months, are the Amal.|¥it §, Hail, ‘and said, In a soft |TAtlly laws concerning the treedom| HOTEL WORK Biey |OF TEACHERS f |gamated bank of New York, organ. | voice: or meech and the press and freedom | Smith's sudden death ‘will POPULARITY CONTEST This folder attacks Muzzey’s his ized by the Amalgamated Clothing} “That, tf your honor please, ts the |°f assembly. effect on the construction pr “Six Days,” by Elinor Glyn, ts | tory specifically and makes a sweep | Workers, and the Federation Trust| Plaintiff's case.” Existing laws against treason, | of the community hotel here; the taleat popelax love story. ing general attack upon the patriot company, founded by the New York| Attorneys Raymond G, Ogden and|4*Monstrations and activities dan-|pnnounced Thursdays “Ten Days,” by Judge Gordon, | {sm and integrity of school teachers | State Federation of Labor, Each of|Clay Allen, for Frederick Otto | ®*rous to the nation are stiffened. |George Teufel, assistant to! is not quite so popular, generally, In a foreword which banks bas resources exceeding | Burckhardt, cannery magnate and The nation appeared facing | who has been in ° ware strongly denounces all forms of| 0,000, and both are members of defendant in the divorce case, con-| Sanger of early civil war. Both | work of constructing the ¢ Dinosaur eggs, 10,000,000 years old, |communiam, bolshevism, “parlor and |tho federal resorve syxtem. ferred quietly for a few minutes,| Bavaria and the reich had seiz- | ing, will continue with fave been discovered in Asia, but as|pale pink" socialism, the following Four of the labor banks are na-|sorted some papers, and finally| 4 thelr forces and had prepared {and no delays will result) for us, we'll still order three-minute | is quoted 1 banks, operating under fed-|arose to make their opening state.) for Section. to memters of the hotel eggs, thank you “A Boston school teacher gave eral charters. As national banks| ment, Tho words “martial law" wero | Thursday. esa Be voice to a maxim which has been they enjoy the privilege of issuing! Attorney Ogden delivered this, a|*Y@ided in both Ebert's and the Ba-| Grant Smith was head The eggs were found in Upper| adopted by the communist party of | (Turn to Page 9, Column 4) brie¢ but scathing Indictment of the | #82 Proclamations which utilized | contracting concern im: Mongolia, and now we understand | America as {ts guiding light when what restaurants mean when they|she said: ‘Give us one generation say they use Chinese eggs. of small children to train to man eee | hood and womanhood and we will! Another scissors-grinder has been|set up the bolshevist form of soviet found in Seattle who was a Russian | government.” general. That makes 1,456. “It is said there {ts hardly a O75. O58 [school or college in America in Hundreds of Russian refugees| which a communist nucleus has not have arrived here in the past four|been established and there are years, and all of them, pecullarly| teachers in public schools enough, were members of the Im- (Turn to rage 9, Column 2) | perial Staff. The czar’s army, like ay mae RES the Confederate forces never em. ployed anybody under the rank of| | colonel, | | eee OUR DAILY SONG | “The Wedding Ring Is the Biggest | Handcuff of Them AIL” one | witeta ions, on which she |t2? German term “state mobiliza- dozens of contracts about : | | | tion,” but to all practical use mill- | try | | Tum to Pare 9, Commn 6) {tar vate in in effect, try. On och ae | ar TERY The Berlin cabinet, learning of Ba- a's high-handed action in making were, £0 arenes WINE AND BF BIG DYNAMITE |ven'iche'a’ virus scar, eecice | ill proceed. with ths iad ER) CACHE FOUND |éecitca' cn “ne yrocismanion *t | barted builder — | on the proclamation of|” g, way be ? 9 mith had been ay fi Mov VERNON, ‘Sept. 27.—| “@usnahme zustand” or “state of ex-| tie for but three weeks Of) | ES Says Radicalism |cieverly hidden in the coal bins of | ®ePton.”* | | | ¢ This proclamation clothes Gessler the court house, a 100-pound box of Does Not Menace A.F.ofL. Jaynamito, sutticiont to blow the| th important executive powers. Skagit county court house to atoms,| While the defense minister is not PORTLAND, Ore., Sept, 27,|Was discovered by Lee Wright, a sur-|*ctually named dictator, he has al- “Radicalism does, not menace the|¥evor, Yesterday, Sheriff Tip Conn |™ost dictatorial power, under terms American Federation of Labor,"'belleves that the surveyor foiled a|f the proclamation, which tempo. declared President Samuel Gompers| diabolical plot to raze the county aie Fat pene personal liberties, f that organization, here today to| structure and surrounding buildings | MCuding t e right of free expression attend the annual convention of} by his discovery. opinion 1h the Drees, eRe iigEee vee fee trying to connect|#ssembly and also places a censor. stricken on the passenger had notified his wife here would arrive at Seattle Want Ad Colu the federation, opening Monday| Ope deyeor et E. W. Beatty, president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, | morning. the cache with the escape of ‘five \tacenenes: on mails, telegraphs and|} you will find many b Chinese paaresere ye used Med Democratic Judge Elected to) sailed into Seattle Thursday morning with a message of| ‘There is no moré danger to the) pFlsoners from the sottnty Jail, pe The decree permits confiscation, || Domes, that are now” the smart set when playing mal - ot A 3 ¥ naa federation from tho so-called radical| have unearthed no clues as yet. In- = + |] fered f le. Here is | 0 : . re. for sale. Here jong, but they’re no good to wear Congress From Fifth | friendship from the country to ae north. Beatty ne ery forces than there is from the gentlo| Yestigation showed that the dynamite house to house searches and lmits|| them: when playing strip poker. ja ie | returned from a trip to Alaska and declares he was amazed) once that blows lightly beneath| Was not in the bins Tuesd night, | Property pat ' “ee 4 SPOKANE, Sept. 27.—With only} at the possibilities of the country. the noonday sun. Menace of rad-|Tho sheriff will take every step to| | U¢* vind 's permitted to delegate his Mary Garden, the opera singer, has! few scattered precincts yet to be| —Photo by Price & Carter, Star Staff Photographers | joalivm? ‘Rot! There is nono at|trace the perpetrators of the near- anes ay hits to aH iti tan SY ae aieoe Wit ae ace f aie ast, Seba “ | ateage: manders. In co-operation with the [epagate agli 2 dade adh own ol Chaat Se OM, Shine | BY W. B. FRANCE J rents the sentiment on both aldes of | sessed the prem of} -— minister of the interior, he can recall $250 CASH | lied with co ; y doesn’t | congra g Judge Be ; Fr ggg cde aa pig jompers eriticlsed the press o} a . = she go into burlesque and save|<cincted congressman from the Fifth IAT the future will see co-opera a ne in r * ‘ ‘e wep ery | the country for printing so much heNd bestia ros gine he them /| A cozy ata bungalow 6&8 ane? | elected Mata: Baiatae Whaeieat : eee and friendship that Is constantly in-| 114. © h ati OG | ’ vith government commissars, rooms ani located | freight ae | ateiot “over, Btate, Seater \hatees |= Hen (betwee, We aied Fyre orending, and {hle.le bound to resbile| eee enn wen | Sodkaryalive) NOBLE’S PREDICTION || tn order that the military may not unobstructible view lot neg 3 4 le. Meyers, the republican candi-| ang ada that will grow closer as Missa Go-COatRtiE business as} ‘bor has le sald about it, ex % car lines, only 12 minutes a tie ae ja ada tha jin closer co-operation in business ag] labor has tte sald || OF WORLD QUAKE TO ||sssme suver-dictatorial powers, the|| Gowntown. This tittle hom (September 26) . = it leail tied! “idareanetie tht it rs go by was the conviction | well as in other phases of life ENE 30 ABOR | proclamation provides that any mili- priced $750 below © 9 Up and to the office, bat Lord! 1| il’s lead hh creased his | » EW, Ben C6.) Beatty fs e exaniple 6: ns 01 | tary orders must be submitted to an uick sale, This place could io nothing, what ‘on ‘account of | morning to slightly over 600 votes, [expressed by E, W. Bentty, K. ©.| Beatty is a fine example of the) ARE DENOUNCED || BE REPRINTED FRIDAY | eccved Ub ihe cl Gnaniuater iif ipeenclocte’ aapeenaeiam the coid in my head, which phy; | a ‘Afeclobed, : wiilte: fy a. | president of e Canaé ¢ highes pe of modern executive.) — «Ratio tic co! ctive | NQUES' f | 3 y 2 i ems te relleve net. ‘And vo ‘to see| tabulation disclosed, while his maa. | president f th Canadian Heatty | Physlcally fit, quict of speech, ap - netoesh re tonal ¢ matructive EQUESTS for extra copies ||""Any persons violating the military || PAY RENT! Buster Keaton st the Collseum,| jority appeared to be growing with | Rallway company, Thu J 7. proachable and friendly, he ts as ob: | o¢ a sity, While ee anuesi | <4 of The Star for September || rule or inciting others to violation of the ‘drotlest “play ever 1 vdditional returns from the less|came to Seattle with a party of o ee, ans eh) of publicity, while the braintess|} 15, which nined the inter |{it are subject to imprisonment with || Durd.té sie Want AGneaml Mai crenieg te the does neentia| than two score precincts yet unre: | ficlals of his company athens reir NARA dacs ot te alaSaEanA ee a radice! ene 's|] view with Dr. Milton Nobles of | |fines up to the equivalent of $4,000|| who ts offering this prope: fight did end by a foul, and spectators | ported joe Ailes Betioese eat wad loans test ahipi of th, Canadian Pacitié|seuat momen Tattoo, ee Philadelphia, in which hoe pre-|| (Turn to Page 9, Column 5) threatening the | referee Milord «| Meyers last night telephoned Hill|a special trip for the party, dookin ty wantoe th aston | pa jomp wnld |] dicted a cataclycsm that will || — Brown must needs ciimb into the ring, conceding the| here at 9:15 Thursday morning. Prore We: Occasio | The American Federation of La-|| change the world’s pole: a the foolishest thing ever I saw, but he|!8 0! | <b ¥v t, he talked about Oe igs aesmae eee aoa Enel ang lonida poled’ an pleased mightily and smiling like w sun-| election to his democratic opponent Kote ate eee ent NEC [| number of features of the busin \" Ni ion created the working |} make Seattle an inland city, rise over Lake Washington, And so to| “we concede Judge Hill's electi expressed this idea better than I{ which has brought to the working|| have been so numerous that the Mr, Beatty | situation on co untries home, complaining bitterly of the work |, I had done this day, albeit, forsooth, it| ” fi was but two hours. 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