The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 1

ation ( hn of the | sellin, ; 8 A Oty lapanes: ii days in “ in fort | 9 na Cox, in Ito's ee —— = = POOOROLOO ROL DOe 2a = charges by the BOO ROR RRO @_In the interests of Pacific Coast unity, perhaps we can arrange for Los Angeles and San Francisco to hate each other only three times a week. @ Allies have Germany’s goat and are taking it to the glue factory. Found a man with two wives in one house in Chicago. Wonder how he got a place to hang his clothes. @“You can do it better with gas,” is a slogan onthe Seattle Lighting Co.’s envelopes this month. Also, we’d add, “You can do it with better gas.” @ Many a man marries a woman simply because he admires her judgment inmarrying him. @€, While anything can happen, it seldom does just happen. TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE, {il ARREST MAIL CLERK HERE! ite Locks | ) The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington WEATHER Pair tonight and Friday, ercept fovoy Friday a, m. Moder- . ate easterly winds. Temperature Last 24 Hours | | Maximum, 56, Minimum, 40, | | Today noon, 47. | Entered as Second Class Matter May 3, 199, at the Postoffice at Seattle, Wash, under the Act of Congress March 3, 1879, Per Year, by Mall, $3.50 SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1923. Gosh, we hope our cheer leader doesn't get tonsilitis! a : | =n ‘Man, Woman, and Baby Flee Fro 4 tee oe Posse Seeks Fiend GIRL STUNNED Roaring Furnace in Waiting Auto | : oes Before Firemen Arrive - Bagshaw house at 710 N. 95th st. Thursday set fire to the building 6 Ae se and caused a man, woman and baby to flee from the flames, ’ . Z | The trio hurried away in an auto before firemen arrived, FOR FRIENDS FROM LETTE Lovers Auto Raided; Man Slugged| IS ANNOUNCED Neighbors heard the explosion and rushed to the building Py ° . | to aid the occupants, only to find that the woman had and Left in Brush, While Thug Drives| i | locked the doors while her husband fought the flames that raging in the attic. pany No. fornia can't win Ho: Washington subst i a) - . | "i 4 ‘ | were imag,“ SO Declare County Seattle Employe| Off With Woman ‘Lover, in Court, i Weeps; Minimum) ts ti: but the name of the occu uld not be learned. @ deputy sheriffs, howe, on the lookout for thw who fled. from the sse of policemen and deputy sheriffs,| bloodhounds, despite an all-night! Penalty of $1 Ts| sa Officials Who De-| for Five Years! 4 jeaviyarmea | plore Beheading) Placed in Jail by |xith, Sverift, Sta three, pe | Fir the ection of | burning iiding. x search, had failed Thursday to locate a brutal bandit who! 53 | Battalion Chiet J <inney extin- | Pil at Chief Aecountant Inspectors Wednesday night escaped the bullets of two officers after] Asked by JULOLS | ssistes the flames. and estimated | tise <dewaths | S} ' slugging Julian Shain, 86, 2508 Lane st., and kidnaping his Tees kad 2 art e By John W. Nels | companion, MissRuth Honsberger; 21, 1645 Weller st., Hold- By G. Lucille Butler I eapeniah tse: ra ; big “aay { _ By John W. Nelson By Seaburn Brown ling het a prisoner for two hours. INNIFRED | were turned over to Sheriff Star-| ff ih I at ie Charged with stealing money GIBB wich : Seattle postoffice, Valdemar A slayer of yon, 4116 2 ee : Smith, 49, 723 21st ave., was ar * bsg hare | Will Grill Alleged Tamperer rested by postal inspectors Wed a guilty! A FOUR GRECIANS of Talesmen nesday evening, at 11:30 o'clock, Jury com uae, as he wa shift, and poate Cl | Before nightfall, according to held in mine a rumors from the grand jury cor- : hy AA ridors, the veil of secrecy which three me r ct | has enshrouded the mysterious en te pra a “Mr, Whalen,” mentioned as a h r% a he ‘e Leaders of Military Rebel-| man alleged ‘to have tampered ty ns charged” when Judge ell ‘ with the petit jury panel in be- The posse took the blood. |Gilliam’s court convened Thursday! jon Get Death Penalty half of the Dr. W. A. Shannon = by & passing motorist, K. H. Mat hounds into the underbrush on | morning, at 9:30. ack and Patrolman Short cases, will A w rave, and gave them the ) the mint] rene, have been lifted away, _ t tn here " it from a hand tiertat Ac g to the reports, the grand F i nds were dr _atter vert a haee van a jury has issued a subpoena for aman HOLDS Ur Two Griffin gnmediately surrounded es ait ena OTHERS IN PARK the di on all sl Ansan 3 of the jury panel | sa The t t y A chen Ayrambos to ‘have approached, { oa pe . — — jurors who were vis- { E. BE. ¢ ; i (Turn to 9, Column 2) n and questioned con- ‘CAUGHT AS HE ! : {LEFT BUILDING koe & * ok * a VIRGIN BIRTH Ee et nen cil nnon were waiting Thurs- Bik After ad t 1 5 IS SUSTAINE day to identify him should he put im SAFETY FIRST t Ys . ance in answer to the Evidently the exkaiser is go- t | ] uc ¢ S DALLAS, Te ing to stick to his job of sawing wapet ; H summons. wood. Perhap: preferable to bi he WINNIE ‘ HEARS VERDIC In the front r “i per aurea acme rent Geeeas ame! © Tells of Being Captive oe hie as aoc avant “of eu ney tro ‘ «»!! Ruth Honsberger Says Kidnaper Kept : conduct of e Calvin S, every mem- jurors had ds. t » Cnvor y} ‘ s Her Covered With Gun { | One tt y ; 0 | Smith « to the crime a F =i ort | few mi a ‘ . { lad yeor I sted 4 He apes] mar nto th Hunt Bandits Who y which tried Miss I really 1! fused . ; ae a F : 1} t used it ! tf P connection with previ _ : Murdered Two Men sa eee fi ; FAILURE OF O11 rf ‘ t ‘ ated ble, the five} as been found of three men w { x van - .. STOCKS IS BLAMED ‘5 W 4 “= SSO BRON C0 yeutetGayr alot’ a ed’ two | ban ) LI'L GEE GEE, TH’ OFFICE wid “le ‘That the f bee I t pighaket ddd Marat ete are 1 escaped with mor Mr. Whalen” had not VAMP, SEZ 4 : ai ; : ot f i ee than $43,000 in cash appeared in the grand jury corridors, What in heck’ has become of ic mlige ate turt f fa aloee: ea nuitwotte , 1 t fainting, but 1, Debs’ Condition |- = = th’ galoshes all th’ girls were | | pueLPS REFUSES the theor 11 t in the ba om: | did It t nd 80 . wearing last wisttect? m0 DISCCSS CARE : \wuoden tt aly ier rear Slightly Better x rary * Pr refused to comment } t f A tit 1 had gone forar th J (Turn to,Page 9, Column 2) TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Nov. 16 * 4 * * ictim Tells i ° T k ke ‘ ns of itizen st Galena, Garbage Man, of Kidnaping, Holdup -*..: = ore Gets Nice, New Job!) Marched Into Woods by Assailant and repared by the f pia a By Jack Hall ' Knocked Down With Revolver Butt A LITTLE te _Just how YOUR j : "ie, a c 9 DANDY . I c ; : iy ape Congress ei Wabbit an The Seattle Star, \ t A aut I want a copy o VE DEAL r the bulle and inciose here: 5 i with five cents in loose pr < for same, 1 am i t t On PRINTING my name and (ull addi s below 2 ; ? " and « Name Street and No City State . t | (Turn to Page 9, Column 3) furn to Page 9, Column 2) i