The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1923, Page 1

ns at the pro ful Peo. and a Ds Full of urloe W, will be pthem by RIT light now by twice married, Tidende hen tho and the it and aves do sY VOL. 25, NO, ® Frome | (Wantt Brew, Howdy, folks! This is Thanks giving day, Please pasg the gravy! Thanksgiving was originated by| the Pilgrim Fathers, who came over} on the Mayflower. over. eee The Pilgrim Fathers landed on Plymouth Rock. Which leads one to believe that the captain of the May ‘ | Nlower was a navy of: ee The early Puritans landed on Plymouth Rock. Visitors << w ho land{ Rush Telegram 3 NOV 29 PM i here now land on Whit . ‘ASH 28 115P HOMER G BREW THE STAR SEATTLE WASH WHO SAYS | AM NOT A GOOD SPORT QUESTION MARK THIS COP HAS BEEN SHADOWING ME} FOR A YEAR COMMA AND NOW 1 HAV THAD INVITED HIM TO EAT KILLED TWO GALLONS OF MOONSHINE PERIOD YIP EX- CLAMATION POINT AM SENDING PHOTOGRAPH PERIOD PLEASE | PRINT AT HEAD OF COLYUM PERIOD YIP ‘LAMATION POINT YIP YIP EXCLAMATION POINT JOE BUNGSTARTER see Good Old Joe Bungstarter! Wo} knew his heart was In. the right place! He even offered the cop the! drumstick and this was only a one-| legged turkey! Most of the turkeys being eaten today are wild turkeys. Sure, they're wild. Wouldn't you be wild if some- body hit you in the back of the neck with an ax? There Is no truth in the rumor that ‘Thanksgiving was originated by | punch-board o If turkeys were mosquitods, some ‘ us couldn't buy a drumstick. “Eat all you want,” We anid. Now Little Homer's. Almost dead. see Be thankful, folks, you are not the) missing links. Think what he is| missing! sae One emt cite ought to be thank- o reads the movie He ought to be|« | Gosh, how a turkey must love a vegetarian! Seattle citize Mayor Brown is triplets. Thankful t Others are Tankful, ful that Little Homer E centipede, THE ANNUAL— “When I was a kid there were 19 children in the fam every one older than myself. Well, sir, I didn’t know that a tur key had anything + but a neck until I was 21 years old!” AVY AIDS HUNT FOR LOST GIRL! CLUE FOUND ON BOTHELL ROAD!) The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington The Seattle Star | “SE ATTL B, WASH., THU RSDAY, NOVEMBE R 29, 1923. TWO CENTS: IN SEATTLE, Sobbing Mother Maa fork leading knight, B., shows lit tle Mlaa Ingrid Olson, 728 Marion st, with at Christmas, sadly neglected as the Ingrid’s old doll ta new one ap- —Photo hy Price & Carter tar Staff Photographers DECLARES SH Li'l Gee Gee says her folks drove! | \Expresses no Anx-| SGIVING DINNER WITH } ME PERIOD WE HAVE ALREADY} |tle English, sobbed bitterly and con- ltinually called in Spanish for her child, She does not realize that she is facing « ponsible charge of having Killed the baby. | below the jail, the husband, Isaac/ Benezra, occupies a cot in the hosi| pital, He is suffering from agontz-| ing burns from the scalding water | Jand the baby by the enraged mother | in a fit of Latin temper. neaday noon, The mother had/ placed the baby on the floor while |ahe heated water for her bath. The husband came in and they started) jarguing about money matters, It is] | Siaimed Benezra told the police that his wife became incensed and threw the scalding water over him as he was giving the baby {ts milic bottle, after which she seized a pistol rie PON IS ONOR Austin, 22-year-old Seattle fired three shots at him. | school teacher and choir With all the force and dramatic} singer, whose mysterious dis- intehsity of her Spanish nature, Mrs. Benezra denies , his story. With appearance on her way to flashing eyes and quick movements | church services last Si casing os and aut Meee |The Old Man” Is Eating Eating at Home; the |Srenne has batried the poliee him and, thru an interpreter, said: | Well, Here’s Your Chance to Gladden Kiddies’ Hearts CITY OBSERVES. THANKSGIVING Commemorate ate Early Strug- gle of Pilgrim Fathers FIVE KILLED IN SUBWAY CRASH! |Auto Plunges Into Pit and Is Hit by Train PHILADELPHIA, persons were a sixth ts dying in a hospital }danger of miss! Santa Claus t band of serious-minded wala cian deeply devout and determin-| led to worship the Cteator as their| crossed an un nd made their camp| ak rocky coastland Any wiggly ducks or stuffed pups | *"Y leonsciences di nscieni you trip over that A large touring car ¥you go into the OFFICE James O'Neill; ores for the wi half of ia n be thankful ame toda a great feast « lay te an cannot live the wishes of ion’t feel that a yast continent and a heavy tron fe {t dropped tuto witnessed the annual Christmas who bave-come to America’s as tho to say, and send it to SERVICES SCHEDUL! IN CHURCHES OF € HAVE PURCHASED ed ‘automobil found pinned beneath victims were feet clear of th ‘ONE KILLED were scheduled (Turn to Page the Act of Congress March 3, 19, Per Year, by Mall, $4.50 Baby Victim of Family Row} ‘What Have I to Be Thankful For? And what have I to be thankful for—I who strug- gle and toil and strive? I barely dig, from the world’s great store, enough of substance to keep alive! NATIONAL AND ¥ TIPPED WATER ACCIDENTALLY ‘STATE FORCES. EXTEND HELD! Severyns Is Con- fident His Men Have Traced Miss Austin’s Tracks NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN HUNT FOR LOST SEATTLE TEACHER! Be thankful, then, for the joys that lurk in con- stant effort and honest work! For hearts of friends, and a Hope that sings; for Dreams that bear you, on mystic wings, to better things! * * * And what have I to be thankful for—I who strug- gle along alone? My heart is lonely and sad and sore; I yearn for friends that I once have known! ‘1ety for Husband | Who Suffers in) City Hospital By S. Be . Groff Hor pale face wet with tears from ceaseless weeping, Mra. Masalta Benezra rocked to and fro in her cell at the clty Jail Be thankful, then, for the Love that lies in fields and flowers and starry skies! For Joy within you that ever starts from easing sorrow and grief that Thursday. It was a desolate marts in , Thanksgiving day for the moth- me a taN tally & Gi. OV. TRAPP of Oklahoma asks | er who, either by accident or dept en design, caused the death of her And what have I to be thankful for—I who lie on ments and of Gov. Hart in 2.year-old bey, Jack, whe died in a bed of pain? The weary moments are dragging by; Coenene ar: ere DE the clty hospital Wednesday evening from a scalding received duriog a quarrel between Mrs. Zengra and her husband in their hom, 131744 Yesler way. Mrs, Benexra, who understands Mt- I seek for Happiness all in vain! BY has ordered naval authori- ties at Puget Sound and San’ Be thankful, then, for the Peace you know in quiet rer) bases to aid local au- re where the light is low! For time to dream, #} ith a clearer view, of pleasant paths under skies of Bue til dreams come true! : . 7 What have we all to be thankful for—we tiny drops in the Stream of Life, that rushes on in a rumbled roar of grief and gladness and love and ‘strife? pledges full co-operation. tg $ | ILUE to girl is found on Bothell } | highway. . HIEF SEVERYNS believes | girl went to Everett in hiking | COMA police probe story of girl trying to escape ftom car south of city. Under the name roof, on the floor} clothes. Be thankful, all, for the Faith that sings, “Give thanks, each one of you, in all things!” Give thanks for Life, with its gifts and tolls that guide our grow- ing, immortal. souls to greater goals! which he says was thrown on him eee By John W. Nelson The strong arm of Uncle Sam, thru both branches of | his fighting forces, the army and navy, and the whole — power of the state of Wash-— ington Thursday were thrown |into the search for Miss Nell The family quarrel o¢curred Wed- | “ y baby, for I G tan? of the state. voce wet 5 ™,"wv'ne | Boy Gets Lion’s Share of Fat [, ater” sever mharaay water. My husband is respon- 7 C from Oklahoma City said that Gove Se tr he upwe hepa Duck Which Mother Cooked crnor app of Otiiome tas all the child. Then my heart broke. ee notified by Secretary of Navy Bde: 1 did not ki I was doing. By John W. Nelson ruminated Macfarlane, “He j|win Denby that the naval stationy® I guess I was crag, wouldn't run out on us if he |at Bremerton and San Francisca) “[ saw the gun on the table teak the We Chadian "tt lathe had stolen the First National jhave been commanded to join it and I took it to kill myself, for soaky Ent thank woelaant bank, and iJ'm //g6liie Stoi-gives. | the: saith joel betaine aa my baby was dying. I do not set lng ete him * Ghasie to nak Thealengtis Nicene ee know what happened then.” be very thankful if we told the Pe gat aerated ta ats | Louis faday ‘There is one family in Seattle The-police-and prosecuting attor.| Public who they are. desea aks vmod in) | eeeved. a telegram from Govertiag ney, after studying the case, declared|.._J8 & way the Old Man is sort So the Old! Men, was called in's'| Trapp of Oki iome | rose amy they were puzzled. Apparently, they | of an ativism, a hangover from fe the proposition put up to [state of Washington to join in the® tne” the woman threw the water be-| Dre-Volstead days when it was aim jsearch. Miss Austin, the governor's ause thie husband wee aleoitadly| not considered “dlegracetul: to “On your honor now, Old telegram stated, comes from one of ‘ have a few bottles of liquor in Man,” said Macfarlane |the oldest and most respected fami ¢ (Turn to Page 4, Column 3) the house. The Old Man just “It's a blessed thing you are |ilies of the entire South, and the ™ ry can't surrender his “inherent said the Old M “A citizens of Oklahoma are cagerly, for the wife and | waiting word of her fate. for me, mind | GOVERNOR HART MOVES right to drink what he wants i thin when he wants it," which, by the young: | the in Remiating, 0 police You. And f nt back here | TO AID SEARCH : records, 1s most all the time. knocking at that jail door, just “T will i | So just to show his inde. ah wont na'l ‘dicently Gees I will issue instructions (o the | pendence again he took home a the family. I hope it’s « at mathe r couple of bottles of a whitish, Thanksgiving you'll be having.” ‘ evil liquor the other day, And And - that’s. the end. ofthat and county authori. rehing for the girl, Seek Killer of Boy on Sec-| he had hardly staxgered—er— | Thanksgiving stor; Governor Hart said over the tong walked into the sitting room mann be : ond Degree Warrant when’ in comes a :coupte (of. || distance telephone Thursday, “I | these dry-squaders, who hustled | Deer on Roadway ‘ would offer a reward for her re- Sam Firro, whose stiletto: piere 1| him down ‘to the bastile | covery but L understand $1,000 the heart of 16-year-old Sam Lallo| It tooled mighty drear for the Bothers Autoist) leads has been posted and I de vera | 5 bral not think any additional reward dur! i quarrel between Firro| Old Man on Thanksgiving eve GRANTS PARE OneteNeWi ane | His bait: was $100, about $99.60 JRANTE Ss Nov. 29—) would augment the efforts ale and thé boy's father, Joseph Lat Shalit Orage rh 9 60 [Deer hunters wh have falled tol] ready heing made. I. have €x in front of the Lailo home ; ore than the negotiable as hag a buck this season should do| tended my sympathy to the pea 20th ave last Sunday evening,| Sets of nn rr cn Nee their hunting next year in this! ple of Oklahoma and the girl's was charged with second degroo|“ Was a ook duck, a nice | vicinity, where deer are a menace} family.” murder in a complaint fifed Wednes-| fat bird, in his larder and the |t4 mororists alcoim| _ Wife had all the te Wal as A. G. Knapp, a Portland sa’ ready for an oldfashtoned | ageving his car along the 28 pest! jon a trip to Grants Pass, Is Union. |was startled when a big ired See. 5 him to ling to Oklae Governor Trapp retary of War W ¥| aid in the searc j he ma City advice day evening by Prosecutor } re searching for Firro,| nkegiving: dina sappeared after the stabbing| The boy died from his| e his bap in |buck leaped out of the brush and| Ad” Hoogenwerf<, comin Tuesday night. a |stood hypnotized by the advancing | 4#nt of the nevy ya Bromectas aaa URS aidee. Calle may be. : ie | Knapp, who > had? af Thursday t message from been quarreling about which fae kgs MAA 8 frye ade his purchases commander, Secretary, ae ince in Italy produced the cotve it. up Mant t ‘ dinn did ‘not ys irk spe prol the house and carried it to the) wit dy at the/carvi \ > a tt the big papas var F lett. pr treet, ‘The boy, fearing trouble,| pint fe aay to co-operate in the seareh aa followed them. Things did look might r any manner open to it Then a ‘dagger flashed ss faaitiy, unit a Bit oe thw “f POLICEMAN SHOT While the search for the missing father's dar jumped in pread about the ¢ ft | Scudder, a pat t police of him and received the Deputy 1 itor Robert Ma t nagement ° ing’ whale two days later “The Old Ma all t fatall unded at midnight (v Column 3) | Why Do You Suppose a Reporter f for The Star Will Be Murdered Friday? —