The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1923, Page 2

Oe ee eee re EEE Won 0 pees or ay es: oN ee END MYSTERY cal, William Oct. Fessel, JACKSON, Dedy of @isaster, was Purial today. A crew cleaning being out the 4,650 @hru a tangled barri nd “muck” and behind it saw ly ‘ng Bleached and white a skileto’ Which was identified as that o Fessel. Finding of the boty not @ecounts for all of the men Were trapped in the mine by fire More than a year ago, b @n end to a long series of st Btories which have heen nd some even published. During the last year Fessel has heen reported alive in ha towns, but all the reports had false. Such a maze of around the case had become ett At hP eR earn emer nenereewewenes onty ange whispered a dozen The mystery surrounding Feaxcl Tad been deepened by the fact that When the bodies of the 46 fen were found tt was discovered Fessel's name and a few words eo Been burned with a miner's q on the boards of the bulk the men had erected in hopes saving their lives. [t was believed some miner had tempted to burn a message in Jast moments, on these boards, rescue parties where Fes- might be found. Bureau of Missing Relatives) ‘The Star invites its readers to use this oS horgped a9 an aid in finding missing or friends, The department is in reuniting those who have been ‘Those whose relatives or are missing are invited te report ‘the disappearance directly to The Star, ‘who may know the whereabouts persons mentioned in this column as requested alse to report te newspapers are invited items as will Interest readers. LAUIS C. FUGUNT.—Close friends tof Louis C. Fugunt ere becoming Mlarmed at his disappearance, and “fe attempting to locate him. He “has been missing from his home in Pennsylvania for many months. He known to have a sister in Spo- she has had no word con- im reeentiy. Anyone know mnt fs asked to communicate ‘with Miss Molly Tcdiock, at Renton, E. PIGGOTT, LEO P. and G. H. IMPEIMANS. “The Red Cross of Seattle is anx. “fous to locate these threes men and thas asked that anyone knowing communicate with headquarters here as soon as pos eible, Delegation Will Go to Missionary Meet A large delegation of Seattie ‘Methodists will attend the Zist an- ual meeting of the Women’s For. Missionary society of the Meth. eburch at Walla EEA 7 OF DISASTER Fessel Skeleton Is Uncovered in Shaft Wreckage 1—The the 47th miner,” of the Argonant mine prepared for Devel of the mine yesterday broke of timbers t it puts} | spacicincliienpancensitieips oa ~— NOMINATED | who | Democrats of Kentue the recent primary ele nominated J. Campbell Can- trill, Georgetown, for the governorship. For the past he has been con- 16 years gressman from Henry Clay's! old district, the Seventh. | MEN TO HEAR “OF HOME WEEK “Home Beautiful” Speeches | to Be Given at Clubs Feminine Seattle will get most of| ite inspiration during “Home Beau tiful Week.” which opens next Monday, from tho special disp! which will be shown in all | leading furniture stores of the city At the same time the mascu! population will be recelving new | Ideas on how to beautify the home thru the medium of educational talks which are to be delivered before every civic and business or | ganization that meets during the | week. An claborate program of | such addresses is now belug worked jout by H. J. Finegold, a director} jatiarge of the Retail Furniture | Association of Washington, which is directing the movement in this/ | state, and chairman of the local arrangements committe, ! “Woe realize,” Otto & Grundaum janother director-atiarge, sald Mon jday, “that the average business; man is unable to find time during} the day to visit the ‘home beautt| fui’ displays in the stores. That's the reason why we are arranging for these speeches. “We're not overlooking the mea in the displays, however. They wilt have ample opportunity to in-| spect them on the closing night of/ the exhibition, Saturday, October 13, when ‘open house’ will be kept by all the stores in tho city during} | the evening. “Ot course, there'll be plenty of men who'll be able to visit the displays during the week, and we want them to be assured that/ they'll be perfectly welcome at all times, But we particularly want to see them turn out for the ‘open houses,’ when there will be special features designed to inter: est them. “after all, you know, « man should be just as much Interested in beautifying his home as his wife —he has to live in it, too. And I'm sure that a round of visits to the exhibits will convince any man that he'll enjoy life more if his home is truly beautiful.” 4 MORE PUPILS IN SCHOOLS Enrollment tn Seattle schools ts higher this year than {n 1922. The public school attendance {s consider ably larger than last year and pri- vate school proprietors report fall terms exceeding in numbers those of the previous term. A. A. Peterson, manager of Wilson’s Modern Busl- ness college, reports an enrollment of 20 per cent over last year. Miss Nellie Cornisn, of the Cornish school, announces that its enrollment for the fall term is one of the largest in the school's history. Ruth Deherty has opened a school for dancing in the Odd Fellows’ tem- ple and reports large classes. Six BLACK DIAMOND | Files that are"“diamonds in the rough" in every motorist's tool kit: GY Wi When a file is needed most, BLACK DIAMOND Files serve best — Ask a rT 1078 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia,Pa.U.S.A. Quned and Operated by Nicnouson Fins Company:Providence R.I. Mill Bastard File Half-Round Bastard File Round Bastard F Slim Taper File Warding File Flat Bastard File eal mechanic! Sence 1963 tha Standard of Quatiny & Holl Pound! Benard File 47th Miner’ in Trap i680) 9 eftfers from \CHIEL SEATTLE To Lonnie Austin, Dan Salt and Nate Druxman Dear Promoters: Why don't you again take steps to stop the amoko nuisance at your boxing exhibitions? The heavy pall of amoke that hangs over the ring prevents the boxers from doing their best work, and makes the Arena stuffy and uncomfortable for the spectat ort course, the majority of men like to « but most of them alles that things would be far more comfortable if we again had moke lena” CHIEF BEATTLE, amokers, To Frank Fuqua Dear Frank: So you are going Haat to tell them how Seattle handles her traffic problem! For the good name of our city, Frank, I only hope you forget an awful lot of things about the administration of the traffic laws in Seattle! CHIEF SEATTLE. To Superior Court Judge Calvin S. Hall The manner tn which you have handled the Burckhardt it to yourself and the bench of this city. I ed you as the salacious details were brayed in open oburt of the multitude and know that you were greviously pained I want to «ratulate you for the sound common sense de in refusing the parents permiasion to exploit thelr 10. year-old son as @ witne: That ls @ most commendabie stand CHIEF SEATTLE. Washington Republicans When To Eastern you start quarreling among yourselves, as you aid 16 olee is very likely to get the polls. ® ju at Judge Sam 1. Hill, democrat, did. CHIEF SEATTLE. a . \To the Vice Crusaders It atrikes me that vice crusades usually result In « loud it, One way to make Seattle clean ts to ve that wants it clean CHIEF SEATTLE. elect @ man as chief exec o the Burckhardt Divorce Principals Un affairs of fam! appy Peop Tt ts @ deplorable thing to uncover the Intimate life to the gaze of the world, But if you must go into urt to solve your troubles, Instead of seeking within your 1 minds the only real solution, then the publicity can- A CHIEF SEATTLE. own hea not be ave —_———— To Seattle and Tacoma Dear Towns: I see where you are tn a contest to determine which send the greater crowd to the Western Washington fair this to It! I'm neutral. I hope the biggest crowds that ever at- 9 tatr will result from the competition. The fair ts one of the important events of the year. CHIEF SEATTLE To Clark Jackson Dear Si: Your expertence as former etate tax commisstoner should admirably {it you for your new position as head of the city utilities de partment. Here’a hoping you can make the so-called “futilities de partment of real Value to the city. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Hugo Kelley Dear Hugo: I hear that you have resigned as private eroretary to Mayor Brown. Altho you and I have often gotten into wordy tangles, I wish you the best of luck. Your energy and good nature should * carry you far in your business connections In the East. And to Henry G, Dahlby, your successor in the mayur’sa outer office, please extend my best wishes CHIE¥Y SEATTLE To Prince Rajbar Avdalas, Mystic Dear Sir: I find that you were rattled by the extreme number of questions fired at you by 261 Star carriers at the Palace Hip, Friday. ‘That's not strange, Prince, old boy. When my kids were amall, they drove me gippy, too CHIEF SEATTLE, To Judge Ben Lindsay Tour Honor: “Should gtris leave home? You aay yes. T think that you sre right in some cases. In a home where the girl is mistreated and forced to live under severe and trying home conditions, then she should foel tree to leave. When « home becomes a house, It ts time fer everyone concerned to vacate, CHIEF SEATTLE To the University of Washington Dear Schoo: Tomorrow, you will fitng your portals wife to 5.000.004 students. May the year be successful echolastically, athletically and ad- ministratively, CHIEF SEATTLE To the Broadway Tigers Dear Hengals: Time was when you were feared thruout the country and teams would declare themselves lucky tf they carried the ball | within 30 yards of your goal. New schools have grown up in Seattle and your material has vanished. The old order must give way to the new, Defeats you will have, and plenty of them. Learn to take them as cheerfully as you used to take victories at the time when Henden | son, Turner, Powers and Christenson were at the helght of their glory. CHIEF SEATTLE, ee To the Nimrods | Dear Huntsmen: Your time ts hera. Watch that gun and keep tt | pointed toward the ground when {t {sn't pointed at an animal. Bo hu. mane and eportsmaniike above all things, Play fair. CHIEF SEATTLE, To Judge Neterer Dear Judge: That four-year sentence you dealt to a narcotto vita. tor last week shows that you are playing the game in the proper faah- fon. At that rate the drug dealers in Seattle will fade for better parts within a short time, CHIEF SEATTLE, | To the Federal Grand Jury Dear Jurints: You are to be congratulated on your work tn infloting various officials of the 66 Oil Syndicate, whose actions are said to be irregular. It remains with the government attorneys. to finish your work. I am sure that you have the firemen and policemen of Seattle on your side, CHIEF SEATTLE, _—_—_— To the Summer Season Dear Summer: Thanks for staying with us as long as you have, 1 hope you keep your brother season, Autumn, at a safe distance for | many moons to como. CHIEF SEATTLE, LETTERS TO CHIEF SEATTLE Dear Chief: In a recent Issue of Tho Star you made a guess that the sanitary fill on Eastinke ave, near Fairview ave. was under the jurisdiction of the street department. This being your third bum guess, you are hereby advised that you are no longer entitled to be classified as the official guossor for the street de. partment, as tho work being done at the place referred to {s under the jurisdiction of the department of health and sanitation and the goat that you referred to as being killed from the odors therefrom, is not the atroot department's gont. 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