The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1923, Page 11

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Nicholas and a witness yester bo: pemernay aft on at the naval hearing - fie . ’ s on North island pangs id Na ie Lieut, Comma Roc \ 1 t wer to a question from Capt. I rs, a member of th faten of ® shoulders of t Delp e offi-| igh A ~ SAW CONFUSION |, The people seemed to think that MIEAD OF VESSEI bs : Lieut. Commander Roesch said he atin thet aah : rp - ns {minds eve t r apie followed the arr wa | Ip ime we we ie onto Ue ry , ern of the Delphy v ” s a ae 1 the confusion. he ® 4 T far Dave, - bs Ww tb directiy ahead juropiness of t a it -Re it starboard sid aaa Spee ; order to miaa that ship,| "** it se arly » the port side | ae ng what he termed “con ; ; Droog Lieut. Commander Roesch : 4 rage thought one of the lead ships ¢ Banyo ie ‘ ted LU v n & ! wht i was no t Hitt 4 the Nicholas capt eral 1 therefore when I saw the : pylgetn I b a sion had occurred ar t Roesch sald bh was the on ff aed edly ' € bridge E tf led ci alte m his testimon he t, both . gy we a tribute to the officers | Pat «hell ree dec ne} © scenes th-det | Munich advices sald Vor hr » lives were lost on | ¥4* = partic here ed hat | “SOMETHING WRONG," restoration of the mor y shall be defeated COMMANDERS THOUGHT Ay tb ral strike calle ere ur « on other veanels | c . 0 - t the | ° resistance as ~ | ne was wrong,” Ww Gan pele partys Crushed under an ambulance when owed by the Delphy, firs |the machine nkidded into the curb ¢ formation, just before Tn “Bettie. the federal ,jand overturned at Fourth ave. and rs ee fi Sek tk eidineal Cieka! Jackson at. in a traffic tangle with as he testimony of m. ste SaTOGS pasate treet ca rid. x P. Davis of the ¥ 1 med to have general @ street car Fr ~ A. J. th ship in line, before t ors, government man of the naval boar. ATTORNEY SAYS | Command Dav 1 the “folk nes if he would have taken sound-|Up for Disbarment on Mis- | [ings if the “follow tt ler” plar tht |had not been in vogue. Commander) appropriation Charge | Davis said he would have, further] : Mating that at one time when he| «ti« @ story that might challenge was in command of the 34rd division | crequilty," Attorney Willlam BR. } he took soundings of the North coast| pen, former superior co Judge, and they were very useful. told monibers of the State Bar as An answer to a direct question a» eoctation at ® hearing on disbarment to what he thought of the radio bear. |e held: Thurs in the nga the Delphy received from the} ey yuilding, Judge Bell ts potne Arguelto station, Commander | peing tried for the alleged misappro. | Davin maid: ; Aution of $960 of @ client's funds, | “The bearings was mantte oF pha . ifently in|" rhe money was fost.” Bell cén- tinued. | Commander Davis vividly described According to the story, which was the saving of the after the crash, He told of one five-inch line|#ubstantiated by William R. Bo! breaking and how another was set in| Jt. Judge Bell received $1,000 from |its place and how some of the erew;* Canadian attorney, to be convert |went over the line to safety on an|¢d into Canadian currency at a time joutlying rock jwhen there wae @ 14 per cent di» From that rock a amall fishing| count on such money. He took $50, | boat carried some of the refugees to|his fee, and gave the wallet to his crew he destroyers, Percival and Sanders.|son to make the purchase and ex | Commander. Davis and an enlisted | press the money to Canada, That man were the last ones to leave the | night the son d him the money | nip. was lost, Judge Bell sald Refore leaving his wrecked boat| some time Inter he made an agres Commander Davis secured valuable| ment with his client to pay the ship's papers and locked them up in| money back. He pald $250 down, ithe safe. The records were taken| ashore the next day. TRIED TO WARN but has been unable to keep up his monthly {nstallm: he said. The on on the stand confirmed his fa ther’s account of the loss. Railroad Veteran's Funeral Held Today SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 28, — | Funeral services for Charlon 8. Fee, for 20 years passenger traffic man ager of the Southern Pacific rall way, were held here toda All blankets, poncnos and a great | deal of clothing were removed from the Woodbury and given to survivors from one of the other wrecked ships, sald Commander Davis. } Capt, Edward H. Watson, com mander of the squadron, did all in his power to warn the other ships after the Delphy struck, in the opin ion of Commander Davis. “There wag nothing he could have |done during such a short time. Offi |oers had testified that the sirens eh tlen of the Delphy were sounded We aid not hear ier As soon as} SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 28 we struck 1 ordered that our siren| Sugar prices were increased 40c per land whistle be sounded’ 1 believe| hundred here yesterday, The new lthe shipw astern of tts did not hear|basle price for cane sugar at the re leither our blast or the Delphy’s.” finery is $9.50, Graduate Nurse Finds “T he Perf ect Remedy” on her stomach fifteen minutes, even water. I prevailed on Sugar Is Boosted long experience as a not heal. ‘rom my professional nurse, I do not her to ‘aniac Veretab’ own remedy for constip: sale everywhore,—Adve liver, kidneys and bowels function. ing properly, and for toning up the syxtem in general, it has no equal, “About a year ago I had a lady putient who could not keep a thing tu Vor nent, lo ‘Says Dangerous Varicose Veins Can Be Reduced at Home two-ounce bottle of Moone's Mmerald Rub Gently and Upward To- | internal injurien al pri board. He said he had| representatives of federal ¢ ; ; vel Dees eerA, i8 a he had | eet tivugut the reich mot last) ti ony host & police automo ked the radio compass night and pledged themselves to} bile. from Point Arguello, which the wire.| Support the government | Dixon was n helper on the ambu | " lance, which was Harry #9 Operator on his ship had lMatened rege M . i a mat 7 : : j Yan Liew, of the Shepard Ambulance Poiace the dhipé in a posits at ee The tw had taken the eae ag mae tha rome io ambulance on ‘ call to | said. s | j Pier D and were sy along the | Aamiral Willlam ¥. Pratt, chatr soi aps raed bens | . . | in San Francisco “wees try Tanlac and after the sixth bot tate to say I consider Taninc the] ry ene ae een bwolutely may most efficient and natural stomach) ning she wanted without the slight medicine and tonic to be had. 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