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

GIRL TEACHER VANISHES “POLICE BELIEVE SHE IS MURDERED! RRR RRA AAA AAR AARP ARP DRED WEATHER Unsettied, with light rains to- night and Wednesday, Mod- erate southeasterly winds. Temperature Last 24 Hours | Maximum, 50, Minimum, 43. | | Today noon, 48, VOL, 25. NO. 236. Mayor Brown alleges that his repu-| tation is worth ten thousand dollars. Kellogg sa¥s his good name is worth | twenty thousand dollars. Roth boys have made a mistake. They don't mean dollars, They mean | rubles. | eee If Doc's reputation is worth $10,000 we never knew a man who was so reckless with $10,000. eee Mayor Brown si had 808 bott {4 the republica: the Chehalis con: vention. Kellogg said Doc Irrigated z a Mawar ae to Convict Would) Put to Flight Gosh, we're sorry we're a eee INTERNATIONAL NOTE News dispatch says wi children of ex-crown prince of | BY JOHN W. NELSON {Patrolman Morris §. Brown, | Way to Church Germany wept ca his arrival | Dr. W. A. Shi n, ploneer Seat Seattle's tallest policeman, was | Fy home. tle physician, cleared of charges| suspended from the pollee force | Disappears; De- a ‘Gan youthhimna;thent? of hay ated the Beeler anti-| Tuesday by order of Chief of | a coe eee eee narcot Any | ‘Police Severyns, after Brown's tectives M: stified If President C go doesn't hurry 1 was filed against) unsuccessful attempt to kidnap y' e Up and say souething scon we just him fe hin arrest October 9) his 4-year-old son, Billings g know we're going to scream! b: oe “e the narce detail pats ab wad the ald of two Working on the theory eee t police department, was dis-| companions, Inte Monday. A ; ‘ 3 When Henry and Mary missed by Judge J.T, Ronald on mo-| foe pem ern uae ss RS that Miss Nellie Austin, 22- Strut their s o€ ‘Privecuting Attorney Mal! nse a desperate ‘hand-to-hand -ex| year-old school teacher and | Bueryoné knows poi ia Te se court (counter with Joel Biomaker, grand choir singer, may have been T8490. ay A Ronald, Court | ther of the boy, and Mrs. Brown, | kidnaped or murdered, Seat- ; rad near the Shomaker home, 6 ; z ay ite De ret what Gay. thi ta litegen Fon 5 Maks in| Alcina i ¥ Be tone toe Feat gt He police Tuesday 13d Gaiam is? It Is we became Absent-minded ago today since professor—Twenty. sides el The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington The SeattleSta Batered as Second Class Matter May 2, 1899, at tho Dostoffice at Beattie, Wash, under the Act of Congress March 1, 1879, " SEATTL — W. ASHL, On OY SARI TON Yer Your, by Matt, 93.00 0 wake — Gael 4 2a —_ "TUES DAY, NOVE MBER 27, 1928. TWO CENTS IN "SEATTLE, ik DROP SHANNON CASE! * * & Mother Battles Kidnaperst SSE BY FOR ATTENPT JUDGE RONALD {5 SUSPENDED ‘Douglas Asserts Morris Brown and Further Attempts) Companions Are Be Futile | by Pair and yeti the alleged kidnapers was-oompltte,). }the” erandmother, Mra. Shomaker, had appeared on the scene with a was dismissed, Four day 4 | alto; while the physicihn was on trial, STREET IS CL Choir Singer On ized a search for.the missing” girl extending over the Northwest and as far south | i a Sere Why tida't vox - the court room was jammed with | an bonet! Tee eee eee apectators and other crowds stood in| UN and Mrs. Brown had fired two jas California. Miss Ai martiod! long lines in the corridors awaiting |#hota at the fleeing figure of one disappeared Sunday ni é é eee t 4 chance to get in to hear the trial.| of the men | after leaving her home ‘at JACK AGAIN FIGHTS THE WILD Neither Dr, Shannon or elther| Walter S. Gallagher, $7, an elec-| ! 4 : “1 am going to | y and Clarence L.| Brown in the navy; Jack Gill, 24, a| vices at the University Meth+ i fight three times } F ment chauffeur, and Brown were being odist Episcopal church, this- year, get t USELESS SEBSDING held Tuesday in the city jail pend where she sings in the choir. married and quit OF PUBLIC FUNDS ing an Investigation of the alleged She vanished mysteriously Sain the prize ring for- With agrestis nee bog ire |kidnaping by Deputy Prosecutor > ha caesar ever.” — Jack | Lortar tina Seis: oxalate emaratd Ko a WES 8 | Miss Nellie Austin, Seattle school teacher, has been miss-|T*ching the churcl no Dempse: f ¢ nb , hia chambers, Dougias , le 5 . «.p|found a few minutes afterward at = I foreséa the! odurt Sha onal It was Brown's second at- |ing since Sunday night when she started to-church. Police | Sana ee anc eees | it m useless expenditure of public| fmpt at kidnaping, the first | fegy she has been kidnaped o7 or murdered, or possibly both.| 11th ave. N. B. and Hi. 4ishiaee enting (havea. Huh;| | funds to bring Dr. Shannon to trial} having occurred last Christinss |two blocks from the church, 7 that's no way to quit fighting! } before another fury. a bib oe len and eS Great importance was attached to i Yee ! “The jury which heard the © stole his $-year-old | When Jacke ‘suite: the ls case deliberated 19 hours and fi son from his mother and fled j the :tinging: of: the. Date be q hen Jack qui ‘ Hed nally steed tan for nedultial and with Bim fe California in an Detectives Charles Tennant, who a of two for conviction,” Douglas sald automobile, Mrs, Brown ob- | } sumed personal charge of the case In his motion. “The state has tained a divorce and # $3,000 | T AT | Tuesday morning, making a thoro ‘i presented its complete case and Property settlement judgment | | | inspection-of-the district ‘whens a ii fsa? 4 | thas no further or additional evi- from Brown and custody of the | Knut “eas? edonel Suna “esta all rah sais ECS ‘ ; Bee ee Te denee that could be produced at child in subsequent court action. Fe ? Algood eh Here's Prosecutor Douglas. He told. the court Tuesday it| dence that could be produced at | child in subsequent court action. I Driver Beaten: Cop Makes| Message From Tug Huma-| wince or the atta would be useless to try further to convict Dr. W. A. Shannon of the charge of violating the Beeler anti-narcotics act. Her mind was slow. prosecution would result merely | has been wesisting Morris Brown in Capture by Accident The police theory ts that the girl Jess expenditure of public | his legal t conna Says | All ‘Hands Okeh | Batt Yoetcerapbers| S Seine expenditure of p fee ee attles whic cere waaea | | probably was kidnaped in an’ auto- rhe ldn’t bake, Photo by Price & Carter, Star Bt Photographer: unds,”” ‘or the past year and a half, sald | z bay yt fap ¢ i ge Ronald heard the motion| that both parties had agreed dur-| Captured at “the point of a | All members of the crew of the| Mobile. They point out that if she " Angie then commended Dougias for|ing the a ie promise wile » freighter Shinkot: Maru,| had not met with foul play she prob- But mercy sake hen commended Douglas for|ing the afternoon to a compromise| gun, after they are alleged to | Sitow ans Gnie brew! Find New Evidence |Seek Murderers OF [has action sattlement by: which Brown Was'tol) fect atissked FO, Cactsieht on n.ashore by’ a 80: |abiy would have returned-or escaped she cow “Major Douglas, I think It | pay back alimony and $30 a month ans iaae ® island, ‘near! rom her supposed kidnapers Sith wa in Burglar Murder Oy grat ag le due you that the court state | for the oars ofthe ohiid | the Bothelt road, slugging him after Tom her supporad kidnaps % 6 ANGELES, Cal., Nov, 37 CHICAGO, ) Ne 7 blood: | at this time that it has absolute | CLOSED CAR FOLLOWS | and stealing his sutomobile, {t from the Seattle tug |!" the two days she has been mi bay ihe cee eine sanbdivpenican: phipane confidence in your honesty MRS. BROWN HOME | three men, L. Parsons, 23; R. Humaconna, are safe, according to a| ing: ea * whe el a apg gg intentions,” Judge Ronald Mrs, Brown was returning home| Wheeler, 29, and Eric Benson, 28, | messag Sid ls "3 hg” re iy GIRL OF GOOD t - er ouls Tra in ‘ | the Cary-Dayis company, herowners z ; . er thet The court believes from juvenile court, where the) were arrested at 4:50 a, m, Tues: | the Cary-Davis company, hewowners.| CHARACTER CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON ter have done your duty in t agreement was reached, when the si 4 Monday nigh' age did| Miss Austin was a girl of) ster F o ; whose bu ? day and lodged in the city jail not state whether or not all of the IVY CLUB . i ing this case to trial and m_ | attack occurred. : Pr va nahin ling character and was. of a quiet The gink who wants you to try pgs She ae uling it. You have done She alighted from. a street. oar|) Cartright, was: driving , homeward) craw hes been takeniashors.: 4.” | arid ireeeeyad On neantiOn: shis remedy for colds, . ant tt full duty in asking for a |and was walking up Beach Drive|on the Bothell road at a.m. ac-| Another me reported that 10} 3 oie 36 lentif . - 7 Masticaal c/gt iy Oh hare 1 {t her home, which is up a aint : tt Matt |! the 35 men had made their way} According to the girl's sister, Mise : hi farival in| dismissal of the charge t uk ording to a re eritt Matt) or ine a b tg : It the ating It down, a/ ty. i : can's see that it would suit the | long flight of steps. She was hold rwich, whe attacked by | ore a Maru, of the. Miteut |e Aue with whom ‘shea Ford deale on a cap-wil! n Carke Tr rt ends of justice or do any good | !8& Billings by the hand. A cle three b ed him and speaks oa ‘ thie ite Nite Miss Nellie had no love affairs in have to b asured In marks fre, Carleton (20 te t in making any further expendi. | fo" Wit) iy ab ae wine y after ae niet ince arly in Noventber, when | Seattle and was not in the habit of 1 brok t tures of publie funds in prose paused to rest. Her father te bas : rr ago sre hely while in| going out with male acquaintances, Lethe lr ites hi Shomaker, wid ¥ - ites Hie 6 in, on her way from Japan! Miss Lefla Austin and Miss Esther fn . Robbers Haul Away aes ' or anita tt man, Ww ged t Idup late pe) tes f . a Burnham, her friend, declared the : A Safe From Station Reames wou ppeared by oe ade rm of Monday forced the |M!y solution of the mystery Was me Baxdits, wit t mment One of the men seized Billings | “pat McCain wa » release larger vessel from | that the girl had been’ kidnaped, fe from t Int " . i F with one hand and Mrs, Brown work at the Densmore pol ye +4 P ; arlier in the evening of Sunday, re ‘ : on t other th t ti a al s iy Tuead: " The Humaconna js standing by| Nellie had attended a party the iter i j oie with the other. Th nd man early Tuesday when he saw g by| n party at Aged Woman Bound, tee ; he did not t rapp! Shoi : a thea atlen diosa the wreck, the mes-| home of a friend living near Woods in 1 grappled with Shor men in the stolen auto r ‘00d: Robbed of $5, 000 at ne 1 1 : tion.| maker carries a he h ia ave. The | Sse and will carry the Shin-! land park, together with a company r IMA Further 1 would oF ne and with a eee Gaaatthe vatic| ef to Cordova as soon as] of girls ur Or { 1 1 the | re iture blow he felled h r Cain wa of the the seas subside. It Is expectediths FOR THE nich Flees like. thé otte betwa vat wae "ot eats id j funds," Dow 1 turned to help Mrs. Brown In | ana ate AY wa the freighter will be 9 total loss, | ITY CHURCH and In Memoriam are not new ite: 66: ak ; I by| her struggle. he realized omethin | She returned home in time for have seen « » office be o bour (v 14, Column 4) The man Shomaker had ft wre H or |dimner, and, after dressing, left to ht matche n one 4 woman 7 Car Goes Over Bank; Leia " ed rose and tripped the r 1 an Mai ix pampect | walk to church. She failed to ar ned th A ies the grandfather, and both tried tojon them, I forced or Ban urders | rive there, and the police were noth: es this Origital tont “i's . ani, in Death ( PREHISTORIC BEASTS! || smother him in his overcoat, he sald. drive to the Densm EW YORK, Nov, #7—Pollce to-| fied Meanwhile Thomas Patterson, British Fleet Off RSHFIELD, ( phons Ca ar thie stehed. Bill.| McCain: learned eved they had th custody we {4048 Brooklyn ave., found the gifl'a cs ¥ Cc f Ww rid |; ° yp en TRAIL IS UNCOVERED ‘om his mother’s arms and fled | turned sthree ban he mon who killed two{ at. a brown felt affair trimmed LI'L GEE GEE, TH’ OFFICE sets ruise 0 9 : acel which the wood men were then t tre of the West Kd bank, {With an orange ribbon and gf VAMP, SEZ *LYMOUTH, Eng : ee of Joseph IN WILDS OF BRAZIL Shomaker and Mrs, Brown|*nd held ‘und robbed them of $43,,/0Tanse flower, lying in the street Would it be correct to call a | |7 t t aisers and} Za J10 DE JANEIRO, N ‘ ailing lustily for help during 607 In an elevated railway station, | ReAr the church, and took it home drunken saxophone player a pied | | four light er 1 today f iat Suhies ; eh 1 ohana’ (hth: t Wich. Ganuies re Ned pink 44 | with him. He attached no partleular viper? { r - : al ty is on hick || few hundred feet of tt Formal charges of murder were |/™Portance to it until Tuesday pig Lit oot - » i Zachn ich : t Bade: a , A GOOD ie ieee ark DHL >| Morning, when he read a description " United f the || legs and } bout 1 low Diamon¢ En Bind a . (Turn to Page 14, Column 4) eph, early this |0f the hat and the missing girl in ae that’ teas i 1 t fort inhabited I OPPORTUNITY yee Tar |the newspapers. Patterson then ‘ 1 1 Prof. O} C, Far 1 1 |turned the hat over to Capt. Tens PRUNES LEAD DOC t , IPA PPh IW\V Tod Want Ads have listed county, after |‘ ’ to Cal Eee t I i 4 nant, who immediately assigned sev« - i ath mon had been questioned mo : TO FLEE THE LIFE " History, W STABBED BOY im pei aay prin Pipe ae he more | oral detectives under his own direc: ; mm y AM ve 1 some acreage ; ion to work on the case. t beau OF BOUNDING MAIN || Film Star Denies t m : ai ie terday, after his brother had |, 'hetoeraphs and descriptions 6e Ji ~ F tri " Pon been taken in Cleveland Sunday and | the irl were brondcas b T r O8 ANGELES, ( F : nigh od at ae i Miss Austin came here a year ago t t uf be 1 Sam 1 water piped ‘ ‘ from Hugo, Okla,, where her mother see | ee 1 «ood || Kentuckian Named __ tives. she secured a position teach. 4 ; : te of ing pol in the Highland Park 1 e jeveped bate j i ’ " on Railroad Board | grade schoo! had been contée . th ‘ ir { f WASHINGTON 2 Edwin | sponding with a cadet at Annapolis : : mnnted t b 1 build the k hor P. Morrow, retiring naval academy, but according to a ; t 1 th t \ K W © nar her sister and friends attached no $ , 1J hI United 1 ticular significance to it " ; ‘ board, succeeding R. M. B re had been a member of the 1 ‘ : ; \ A f t mt the f ou ut the University Methodist th : 1 t 1 at the White] Ey church, E. 42nd st. and t t it were J beating Nt : Hot lay iBrooklyn ave, since September, Hdieulous BORIS LEE OOO EO atu bibl elicited ae *