The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1923, Page 9

HERE'S MORE ABOUT GIBBONS STARTS ON PAGE 1 COVELL FACING FRANCE WOULD DEATH PENALTY BANISH PRINCE | 5 i i : +) {moment the gli took the witness | Oregon Astrologer Is Sen-| Allies Think Holland Will Jae’, i0° girt took Ane nities tenced to Hang for Murder Hold Former Kaiser |r! came in tervitied gutpn, | COQUILLE, Ore, Nov, W— | BERLIN, Nov, M—Prince Henry |*"? Wert, and continued to ween | Laas than n week after his telat Jot qotland conmilted — chaneaig,{ Out tternalasion thru her tent opened, Arthur Covell, maimed | o:. ‘ maugener | mony mystic of Bandon, Ore, conyies | FS8MANH here today Nover lookin ju coun ed of causing the murder of his The meeting was considered highly | her words came only after long brother's wife, had Jheard pro: significant, in view of the return of | lor wae ' pile aounced a fate he could not read (ne eyoy orince i 1; for ost part restricted to "I in the stars. Today he is Inthe |). hecalatel tpn reain I ate aielae don't Php : state penitentiary awaiting the he oxkaixer in planning to return coming of December $1 and the . | 0 Germany | Outside of remembering the exact adjustment of the hangman's | Si e7'¢ Words ‘spoken by someone in, (he noose about his neck, already | LONDON, Nov) 14.—Moral Craw on’ the: pore: at the: talal pres broken by accident, |aure of the aliies on Holland wit | Tho first decision of Judge Ken. | Prevent the | @all, who passed sentence late roadhouse, “Lake her up and throw on the bed,” Winnifred’s mind awrently a blank from the time. Dutch government from | 7° res | letting the Kaiser follow. his son to! ! aD @ay Afternoon in the Coos county| Germany, In the opinion of ofticials| tly in the evening when she and! court, was that Covell should die| today, her e¢ anion, Linn, started for} on November 30, but recollecting he allies consider Holland bound| Dex Moines, and on thru to 6 that 30 days must elapso before a/ itself by ite actio® in to | 0% Sunday afternoon, when ahe refuaing hand over the kaiser In 1919 n convicted prisoner can be hanged, the back to the courtroom and his attorney and to| talked with jlet the war lord leave without thelr consent Action to oust the others in the county jail War sur ember 21 asx the date of} former crown | POLD THE DEPUTIES | the execution j Prince, who arrived last night at hi She “does not remember what ASTROLOGER castle at Ocls, Sileaia, was being dis-! ane told them directly after she NOT WORRIED | cussed Informally toda was arrested nor early Sunday at With the same listless indifference | A report that France would 0 the all regardir he P ar being that has marke t or of | CUDY at German port of i * and ge re turn to the the crippled astrolog Hamburg if necessary to force feebioh that he prevailed : wee: his | MANY to expel the crown prit for help; she has “forgotten. 16-year-old nephew, Alton Covell, to} ¥8% Circulated here today by the Questioned by Deputy Proseculor slay Mrs. Ebba Covel prisoner | Central News, T, H. Patterson, on croas-examina Ustened to his sentence The agency quoted the Paria cor-| tion, Winnifred told how on Fr After leaving the court room Coy. Pspondent of the well-informed Ital: | day, Octobe ‘ eo Phillips eU ate ao light supper and talked|!4n paper, Corriere Italiano, with whom she had been going for freeiy with those about him. He de-} “Despite German denials that the| several months, went to her room Clared his belief in the innocence of | kaiser is preparing fo return tojin the Karma hotel, and deat her his nephew, but expressed deep fn.}the fatherMnd, spécial correspond:|up; that he was drunk and re terset in the outcome of. the lad's/¢nts of London papers in Doorn in-| mained her until Saturday; trial, and expressed the hope that a[sisted today the war lord has re-| morning; how he threatened to fol Verdict in Alton’s case would be|celved passports for himself andi low her ever went, and Teached before December 21 | mambers of his suite. : on th evening she! “I am not worried,” he sald. “As| Dutch vises were to t Mooes, who Jong as everything is right in a| however, it was repor given h the night Man's heart, nothing else matters.| The ex.emperor has ‘ nd got some shelis for it I think I did right in the circum-| automobile, it was F ‘om } atanc I firmly believe A gave riso to further rumors| D n town she picked Not guilty of killing Mrs. He} of an impending dash Assumed the gullt because he wanted | porter to shield his father.” oe companion, and after back of the Hippo: | e dmitted taking BROTHER AND SISTER | ceded to a second incon te || HERE’S MORE ABOUT irank beer. After ton and his l4-yearold sister, | {starting for Deo Moines she “docs Luelle, called at the condemned | PRINCE | not remombe comad Tan's cell to bid him farewell. The deep affection that exists between | the two children and their crippled | uncle was plainly evident | pped on as the ans. { from the never-sfill STARTS ON PAGE 1 reluctant fingers cou wie: Fa ee picked at a patch of bead Roth the boy int broke down| 90! Seago ‘ae | broldery on her dress as Winnifred girl exclaiming, between her sobs siya age Oy . the s will not Tet them hang’ you: Tw is say that I did it myself before th words that y the history of m ofa © hang you. ac fabs When asked if he thought Alton : NESSE! . Would be convicted, Covell replied od be tie iae CALLED BY DEFENSE that he did not know had an opportunity trological chart. us HERE'S MORE ABOUT FORBES STARTS ON PAGE 1 in every charge made But ther \ es rt “ )», Mek c dt Forbes led emp . CHILDREN GLAD TO c bee e Grove he had ever given 3 SEE FATHER AGAIN ; ' information = lle egal re ny fracting con err ee represented. He branded as Be balieey - a H 1 the testimony of Mortim aie esa ; wif er own prot had given } an ‘ at ‘ proposed ho be $ t of the t SHOUTS TH . ngs age debe ened th bo t TO MORTIM wbind th f Mortimer, si - bs 1 al smiled as Forbes d a “$ Big I acs tions, cease r . T t ing direc to hile pel cy a |SA¥S JOURNEY | } ; " “Generally, did you ever permit | WAS F aust ad Holland to Octs |"! ent on ¥ nilaht eee Mr. Mortimer to pay your ex.| ‘My Journey fry os he h asked | a ‘ tess q| Ca J Ge ¢ Carroll, map. Fou ‘ 1 r ¢ a} . i wit »; from what I k | ; s oc poreh But Forbes’ coun to| i the ‘ permit him to fin pe At De : by: 4 Mortimer you 10 $500|° cians bills in @ bathroom in the Drake ho-|°)°7" (Pt tel, Chicago?" ‘ | : sy aeiy Reva It's abso! a | > Jehihyy eS a oad fed NO CAROL 7 Srinitites ka tae eet FORBES SWEARS Horak Congr z ERY ore Without going into all this talk} oi thru $5. give of drunkenness and other parties, | ; please state to the committee as] ind s concise you can the truth about | compat ‘ * t ‘ whic} I om art GIRL'S HAVEN ction | friend within Jof my and du! the rebuilding of t el concerning | y ‘=| Winifred Gibbons Comforted | " During Recess se elevation I c contractors in communica-| yr, J ; {the r pi t haven for Winif regarding propgsed constru ey tak tad Oditle Tato the § ver heard of it.” which #he f goin eyo"! 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