The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1923, Page 3

ae ARMY WINS VICTORY: 3 Berorais Pushing Success | Against Rebels MEXICO CITY, Deo, 22.—Captur: Mg Psperanzo and Oriental, federals | TAKE $100 IN DARING HOLDUP Rob Seattle Gas Co. Office; Ask for Change; Get It A daring holdup in the heart the University district was repor : BRINGING HOME THE BACON Santa Claus to Bring | geewe Daddy Back to Kiddies dD NVER, Colo, Deo, R. H. Williams, chief of Daddy in coming tack Denver police, replied that, with Santa Claw tnasmuch as no charges have been withdraw ti It was the unanswered Soller Be Keller hy the release Donee BrotTHers | USED CARS Pushed forward upon Puebla last | question of five days that would be welcor A re to the police Friday evening. ‘Iw: Z Night with a certainty of occupying | Mrs, John Keller gave her ply ts expected here soon well-dressed bandits walked into the j four small children today. that charges against Keller University branch office of the Se that olty today, according to official | : “Daddy” was arrested on have been wtihdrawn {n Il: attle Lighting Co. 1, dist st. and |) 1 4 / oo . information given by his Mnols, which will amount Mth aye, N. i, at 6:20. p.m, and, || Suggestion to prospective ak” Saves rpaigek ha 2 rar mite in a fit of anger that to « complete pardon, after holding up Robert Collier, the J) Used Car buyers: Come in is ho Was an escaped convict r shildr caped -w! | | y m4 Where Guadalajara has een prac from Jollet, Til. peniten- oft Uy taatatinctiine: tant Bey ee tee “| and give us an idea of what a Peres: tlary, Since then efforts thelr daddy had gone away Tmhatwo bandits “entered: just!.na| you would like and How Shae ~ 1 leader, Gen, Estrada, of leading citizens havo for a few days, they want- Celker was caeck’ng over his ovoke. | much you wish to pay. If athe. forced to fight within a day been made to obtain for ed to know if he would Ine of the men asked Collier if he |) ys p Rebels on the east fro: peo ermncee parcony be being Gente, Claus back had any ebunge. Collier asked him’ |) the car isn’t on the floor we Ane eg Othe, cast, front are tak. cause of his unblemished with him, ‘This wan. the Row Madan’ Ha wantad otha Other will give you first option p Posnele defeats with bad “grace, ten-year record In civil lite question that, — beaming bandit jerked out a pistol, pressing | : ‘ paca . => ae f officer in ue since the excape, with happiness, Mrs. Keller {t against Coilier’s sid and. backed on it when it comes. federal army, who reported. that | Information was received anawered, i r against: th 1, where || ntering Esperanza, Obregoi here today from John D, It will be the happlest him over against the wall, wher Collier stood with his hands in forces found the rebels had destroy. Whitman, warden of the Christmas of my life," sho | J a olf tanks and caused -other wan: | penitentlary at Jollet, that sald, me ar vhicgs byt ayrany wheat | Bpecial for Monday: The rie Bah Keller will be returned to And perhaps ft ts not a an thay aed To hey pad Alvar: | Dodge Brothers’ Touring muniti dipatent Maghelrpwr tne reg his family before Christ strange coincidence that bes men walked “oUt” a | Oar, 1922 Manufacture ions and equipment for 200, mas, in poasossion of a par- those.are just. the words peared, \ 000 men, if necessary, but it mains ined the need for such a force i not ari | UMANIA CALLS HERE'S MORE ABOUT HERE'S MORE ABOUT MINISTER HOME| pu BARRY TITLE |) : Sais { STARTS ON PAGE 1 || STARTS ON PAGE 1 Break With Greece Now don, if no objections are Koller spoke in his entered by Denver police, the clty fall. 1 at JAPS PLANNING TO REMAIN HERE Protection on on Pacific Coast. Sought by Nippon. | WL.Eaton East Pine at Summit EA st-0313 | | took 20 musical tnstruments with) turned against him by the grand jury | Considered Possible jim to netp pass the time. Last] Friday. cBY A BRADFORD | _—_ |spring he was evitted from his} “My son's views aro his own pri WASHING n | ipecerenteeae * {vate affatr,” the elder du Barry sald jan minister. was recalled today and|“Parement—with = much’ publlelty—lasut as for myself, I can't seo where litt fap Stucharest this artemnoon. | because he refused to give up his! this royalty and nobility and ancient ‘The'action of Rumania tn rec Hing| dor. | family idea gets one anywhere in the her minister to Greece, signifying ‘The count {s not disheartened by| United States, I suppose I could break in relations between the two! the antipathy of Portland society| fack the handle of count on my name countries, Is probably. the result of| women to his plan of reviving the) !f I cared to do so; but I just can't the expulsion of King George and| European noble blood idea. It was) see it.” ATHENS, Dec, 22.—The Ruman- has deci ed ag in to ank the Amert- | ie een eter ae) ITAKE7 BOYS to protect the righty of Japanese | | |tho United Staten, Ie'wan understo | AS BURGLARS jin authoritative circles today. | |. it te belleved Ambassador Hant- : FOR BIG DINNER Bi 1 Ok Be 8G ( |hara, the Japanese envoy to Was ie four more boys, making seven in ington, al as taker first ape | lic of a gang of Springfield alleged dy Queen Elizabeth at the instigation of} th ‘ou see, Who turned over to} The youn, | “nate Greek republicans. Bene: | the comal” toapeptars his clreular| the subject looking ao untae: negotl sar Yakima Ranchers Donate burglars, clears up a long series of i Quéten Elizabeth is the eldest letters, extolling the beauties of the! those of his fa Oe. eae lrecent thefts In which loot amount- The problem has existed in one} | Carload to Salvation Army |form or another for years, dating | i |back to when Galifornia first pro-| yy hibited Japanese from owning land. t only California, but other bath of passion,” and written on| Despite the divergence in thelr low, | views, the father and son are loyal ch other, They sat and talked her at the U, 8. marshal's off urday morning, while ‘arran ments were being made to raise $2 000 to post as bail for the cou . ing to $25,000, including $20,000 of non-negotiable bonds, deputies stated here tod: : Arrests to date include, Alfred ern states have passed more | the menu of the 5,000 Seattle persons |, 4 e , tern states have passed: more nu of the 6,000 Seattle persons | vo nsend, 17; Harold McPherson, [drastic laws probistting Jap eno | enjoying a Salvation Army Christmas 15;"Earl Calkins, 19; Leo Bowman, from elther leasing or holding lan hay Bry Jin any way for agricultural deve nas * Gaughter of Queen Marie, of Ru- mania, “queen mother of the Balk-|the count'y own lemon ans," whose children were on the/ crested, parchment paper. thrones of the most important of| NOBILITY'S SECRET that group of states. The Rumanian | FOR THE ELECT ONLY queen was ambitious that her house. | Tt ret by which the govern hold should be represented every jasses In Europe have managed reigning family of thy ¢ power down thru the . big, sparkling, juicy Delicious | apples are this year to be added to C6, \v caeghinecennbesaneimo: dinner, due to the thoughtfulness and | 18; Steve Edwards, 1 Kindness of Yakima men.|17, and Haxilette Mc es? taster wine «nero, the Du Barry’s Letters opment. One solid car of big red apples, just ee 3 roa Arrive in Portland The United States supreme court) right for eating, has been donated by} x s MISSING BRIDE j SOUGHTIN ciTY s0- Disappeared While Shopping don imag eler, cause you have ambitio: at, Downtown horn {n on this. sently confirmed thé constitution | apple growers and d ulity of these laws in California and| Yakima valley to the of, the LEVIATHAN Is & tle army | Weshington, and this development | corps. NOT DAMAGED jiv understood to be the signal for| Charles F, Manning, a resident of 7 ~ . . "7 | Japanese to seek diplomatic means | geattle, has arr: 1 for the dona-| NEW YORK, Dec. 22.—Prelimin: Turkeys, geese and ducks are “old stuff” for Christmas | te tecting the in! ary inspection of the Leviathan, ; * : 7 Aste prests of her /tions, Manning, who has been visit As : dinners, Herbert Shane decided, so got himself a nice young |*ubiects here. Wy has been stated) ing in Yakima, is in Seattis ready to; WOrld’s largest liner, indicates that wl that since the eupreme court de. ilvation Army in distrib.|#he suffered no damage thru run- ning»aground on a mud bank im , : cisions many Japanese ¢ leaving olf a big obbler | A i ar of apples to the proper |<" > eT eee SS g 9 Caiifornia. Ono of the two follow ons. “People who come to the| NeW York bay yesterday, it was 2, — Activities a * salesman, were Beauty| POR so essential in | o¢ Cx are to be which th LAND, Dee. it George Ft fon bath salt du Barry pr Investigated b here when Mr be- | of well k tters from him over to from the now occup ‘ul heritag al authorit Bailey, wife ness = man, | |“porker” for the annual Yuletide feast. But now it looks as tho Herbert may have to buy hims wn bw turned Postmaster Jon is rath: : vart about his tea in| FO : {after all. “I've got the pig, but I haven't the heart to kill|ing courses of action aro believed | salvation Army for Christmad dinner |*t#ted at the office of the United q the Fearing that his wife, Mrs. H. is imbued) “I first thought the letters were) it” he explained when the photographer snapped him on|to be the most probable step by the not the only ones to get. in on| Sites Hnes. a tho L. Jeffers, formerly Peggy Wal- [with the wi ee intended to be personal,” Mra. Bailey! 11 street this morning. Shane is an employe in the me-|7*Pet% splendid apples,” Manning de-| The Leviathan will be kept at 3 aa lace, stage favorite, bas been |would rathe » bot sald, “because they were written'on| (400/31 danaetment of The Star, and lives at 980. East| nquiry to the American gov- ® Hoboken pler for her usual win- said. abducted, H. L. Jeffers, 1814 | MAGICAL POTION 1S uch fine stationer Carttne reo speiatced - led pl t indicating ad for ne Svery newsle in the clty is to|ter © uling until next March, bt in Minor ave., Saturday asked po- BASIS OF SCHEME Dahan ites we > worn| Pike st. He declares that his young “porke deserves | gotiatio: 8 to when a ussion er bag of thechoice Yak-|When she will be taken to a Bos- nda, lice forces all over the North- hich the Ameri-| erely advertiseme place o on the “All-American” for his “bucking” abilities, |ot the problem can be opened, Such y fruit” ton drydock to have her hull | press west to aid in the search fi and high p Du Barry's letters .were. covered ine ~~ — nnn | step probably will be cegarded as secaeens |scraped before resuming trans-At- : per, is a prepara | with coat of arms and other scala. ] constituting informal — representa | antle service, It was sald, at esti. Mrs. Jeffer ared Thursday of 3 pas "td tions to the United States. jee Rete fet uartiar tayaiows oa A HERE'S MORE ABOUT ] | SIMPLICITY TO MARK }/“X":otms! potest to te american | Will Delay World | shopping tour m ia i a t a rte ‘ho as “ N : a Ss Gepar er again be a a Dips pee wok atte varie = aa a « reporter who was | (HERES MORE ABOUT )| CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS FETE OF | sss. denims’ (Wasa wate | ychtane Conference Cardinals Voting on * ight a e ‘ smelled 2 See —_ ’ b snip arts Mates, | WASHINGTON, De to ho.ne, nd 09 ele an to her/ whe XMAS BOYS STARTS ON PAGE 1 COOLIDGE’S FAMILY which might. force tiation of | oy the’ poeutaliGy ae aH acd Soviets Recognition hate abouts ‘has ‘oun’ ~~ ASHINGTON, Dee. New || ‘Be ane national conference to limit sub-| ROME. Dec. 22.—A news agency Mrs. Jeffers told her husband that STARTS ON PAGE 1 ; Dad pursues his be England simplicity will marines and alreratt, President | States that Cardinal Gaspar Is for the * at at ‘ “bo ? : bd hold tt J m the White House Christ Cool and the duke of Suther. | polling So Beco as to whether fore whe went out. She boarded old ite away : r " is: Predident Collada’ df auslatant head |they consider it opportune _politt- "th oot ve a tibes tells ‘mals Gb ebtaesere! hays tba t cars falr j| mas. President Coolidge will for- land, assistant head gf the British ¢ rin ie setters sora hratd Lent exe 9 mae ‘4 you may read to him. He| humanity. It's a p ‘ i} mally open Was # celebra air ministry, agreed today that the|C@lly to recognize Soviet Russia: seen since. Jeffers reported her dis desire and hope.” sald Prayers, you may read to him. He) jtand. “MOVE UP IN F Final ha vr hritinea areca present is an inopportune time for |#Nd establish diplomatic relations be: en- appeara: to the police early Wri , a trifle wistfully, “to build | at a , bellows ‘the conductor, ““n me presses a button in the White calling such a conference. |tween the vatican and the Moscem ‘i S. have |up here an aristocracy of fair women | ®t Stevenson's “Treasure Island” or) ea ith the roller Sfoune,i turning. onthe lights af pS aa SA i | government. and searched high and © offand noble men, cap of apprec some of the wonderful Enos Mills) \ bes this bia’ dager” ha: bie’ eoeninanits ee the j | Cardinal Gasparri and’ the Itallan. ia @: can be fot ling the finer things of life, of gover nd sige Theespaon Seton animal S vesaceai ht park between the White Hi —. {a ; cardinals are said to favor the The market to which she intended| ing the country ne’ trde' sen stort je will ask you many ques. : uf lou R | abe : | pear rae amend eee ee tious "about thhes pds faiteenike,| samrous snd the Wasington monument. |/Opposes Mayor’s Plan for|| “OLD SOL” HAS AN cea the views Steel a si] wh PE Tia: " you Il be unable swe i 2 tte, as a small which |rwrty TONS OF 2 will be un ans - a evel noes Secret Investigation EASY TIME TODAY! feeds arp ssteaiin ae Tt tuo ‘week Fr ROSES ORDERED sets adic y which the Coc ssieel 66()LD SOL,” smiling down on atil two weeks he whooping cough, a } ; 1 of this plan T ha one, ng carols arour Mayor -wawia 3. 3 attle all Saturday morn- d' bbeek“reuldents of St. Loul are immune Mayor Edy rown will ap fad 7 Vv oat a ; ¥ th ut a ene wae nd you will ee nq hi 7 (2 Automobiles dart In and out Christmas mo pear before the city council f ing, was, scheduled to. reach: Nis Girls Not Stolen; ad avec 7 e witnot cre called > bat ~ ‘ ? t ustling gifts h ° ‘- v sout 25 | sea Hiren be oo rhe | cream, A mar” hat te’ ade gt tho hustling p , rifts b t urge passage of his proposed ordin.|{ farthest south point at 12:54 Staying at’ Hotel last seon ehe wo gray. Bolivia of Cee gen fairly mob the crossings. Safety fast will be sery ance to provide funds for secret in-|| P- m,. shortly after noon of the ee £ cape over a bit a small black |S") quar DISCIPLINE ALREADY numbers! Butcher shops are the White House will b | vestigation of -police graft and al-|| shortest day of the year. From Recognized, by | the picpri seams * a uns ack | yous ken Barry » the IPLINE ALREADY inting their holly-wreathed Mrs, Frank W. Stearns, of Bos. || leged lawlessness in Seattle, he an-|| now on he will start the winter ||the downtown hotel in which they to ‘Size. Jeffers ;|first pers Soret B REELED ham and pendant turkeys ton, the closest nds of the ||nounced Saturday. Councilman || season by remaining in the sky || bad stayed for two days, two 16-year b bobbed hair, weighs 121 pounds, al cream!" 15 a rap d a i {0.8 hool Small b nd old men hold | Oliver Erickson planning to/| longer and longer each day un- jokl Broadway high school | girls, ] ra feet 4 inches in height and has|,. 2%* t© show that he's A Bsones he est wy aA ee, them! out Christmas wreaths and mis out the rule he es. |/offer vigorous opposition. til spring and summer once more || #sther Barne, 115 Third av and i pm. pstgeated nd asthe o told the reporter that “I|® kreat deal. Out at the home they| tietoe, Sheiks are shopping for d at Thanksgiving, Presi: || “T want the council to give the|| visit the Pacific Northwest. | Bthel Carlson, 217 16th ave. N.. have i Hon | ee retail tases hrcish toe ‘oung man, right be Acie RY eee Bite Sokliere— | ebas, and. vic nt Coolidge will not accept gift || reauest serious consideration and sun rose at 7:57 Saturday || Deen found by police. The girls had edt iia Hail atte. Salfeen: Saat es, And, further oe Segrinee e ee turkeys for Christmas dinner, ||to study the principles involved,”|| morning and was scheduled to || been the object of a widespread j It. PAA nad aae eTeoiton 4 drown.a fly OF course, they wet Ret into kid Tho president and Catvin, Jr, ||the mayor sald. “It the council || disappear In the west at 419 Here since they failed to arrive at H =i < 'lhim to me. I lay him on m: aging oe home with stock-) expresses disappointment. 1 one of his sons, went shopping || will not .pass this. measure, then I||P- m. after shining for 8 hours }|the school Monday morning, tes: i ae se Bes ees) lana n de Dieu, I make him aise eitigengr vigecd ig raters They) clerk hastily brings forth an. late yesterday, among tho eley. || shall ask them to pass a substitute|| and 23 minutes. laste Rebetithet pehaised bb a! Mrs. | Ry ag a ieatant sonia’ Bo.real bors thi didn't! Stuer string. “4350,"—but the |Jenthhour crowds. They “ap. || measure of thelr own drawing | Sylvia Hunsicker, policewoman. ; 4 3 The beauty-n colony, the|¥appen. As they grow up they will] Young chap has fled’ desperately peared on F st. just before the ||. Councilman Erickson, Saturday SER ] sat HERE’S MORE ABOUT J} count hinted, will be established | #ve t nad Sener Det ass a into the He'll _m it shops closed. | eald that he will: vote, against the | (te ee ; MAN BURNS |]ictirw'Fortunt ‘ore wan to nave |mente 0" OO te | Si ie PAVLOWA COMING! 1d Ny a) RNS At first Portland, Ore, was to have MOMs isin emembering the | “I will not vote to give him more . ae : . i PAGE had th nor. But the “present| | 00t + ity Reever nemo the ur” and then \ATHENS CHIEF money for secret investigations,”’| eu. mall nien which was }f os Ss aha Ghives refutes moking | edd Nh |the veteran councilman sald. “How 7% = caused and soclety women, | PePe te ne eevee te en and five | | many police forces are we going to P tinued lonesome existence of! has m rather cool on] 1° sloskles, or a scientific man, or perfume. | n Ty | have, anyway? | bl Gat ke ee ee sr doctor. Some make their ‘mark t ATHENS, Deo, 22—Premier Go.| “Are, we to have @ police force) Sn CRAY nw Bt ‘ ana | COUNT CAN'T SEE in the business world . hatas of Greece resigned today, orice Gntand to lnvenieste| ; Clay ‘le left the of the | WHATS WRONG | It will be fine to look back, in the wal cans demanded the GL So op Neht dept gad a bcaten. et ole lay i left the f th Dn Bairy can’t. understand Gkcon’ bt seer ine ete 2 nel a CHRI ho resig-| graft in the former? If that policy| ith moe f Ut how anyone could take ex the boy you adopted,at Christma MAS nation following their success in| is adopted who can tell how 1 . DED ata biaer s of his letters. | time, 1929 = the elections, but Gonatas at first |it will be before a third ‘secret po | mead ie Re ts of them,| Jf you want about 45 pounds of live Y unnounced the government w uta | He r bin SEAR hgh | e t v for ¢ ms mas he your chance WOM: AN S CAR retain power until the national as-| yrickson said that responsibility fi bb vain Gae Cin ik he JIN. JURES : MAN embly had convened and elected its| for graft in the police department ed a jcare of him as If he were your i tig The Sagara ies groin t h by calling Dr. George A. Sheafe 1 an auto at Gonatas is leader of the Iberal That's why we Ave fA ¢ Met of g t ¢ perintendent of the Washin 1D reid t., Friday TAs | paebys Weta ode many «cats in| P° ide age ee He tor, Children’s home, or M Mary Tr. 14 Cha avere | last week's ele why we have our department As Mies bivalent, “at. ek toate ‘ ; ae that K heads, to direct thelr work and pro: | The office is at 616 Thompson bldg, | the 1 driver of the car which |G k Ss . tect the city from dishonesty and ; of the confidential |at Fourth and Cherry struck him did not stop, and kept on| Fee: overeigns Bran i § fore, Hask ~ » understand the prope is ‘ary Sibbet ll be a 6 | after itting him, leavi him te nyor Th i's reque ‘or a fund Hg fo ste Abe leg Abs Lt ie ie Via a hase hy Ate sear” tetova ba Bate on Way to Exile of 26 per cent of all fines fqr liquor, 5 hb Saks sede 45 UG ercebeetne te aren nek cuaskthy Feoeusd bist ANTINOPLE, Deo, 2 gambling and narcotic law vio r tt ad tats lt > rant mahitie ora |e sary de Green) -2012 66th ave The Greek yacht Daphne, with| lations will cc before the city 2 bes ¢ boys and to arrange details of the \ sh Sat atest " ba as ® and Queen Elizabeth | council Monday and will be referred : 5 The home may be Tepatinn re 4 had ‘a Rees the aboard, passed thru the Straits of|to the public safety committ 5 u by way of the enna ear,|the man, and han Kent on up the! Bosphorus yesterday without stop.| When told of Councliman Erick r t A <g P see Addit bbs 5 Aig ia ate \iping. The Greek sover on's attitude, Mayor Brov id ¥ 5 Sil gat : torjntaw |weated ; at | bridge and out Tenth ave. he ca k the had van-|tneir way to Rumania, nig| that” Mr. Exekson_ shoul regerve " live in tle . ey ; 4 ished . their enforced departure from | placed before him. | 4 : as iq rept unson was taken to the city how | syirus VE ADVICE nguage of the | | ONE I EAD. IN | / a | : | IED $95 "" ra an Is Held for LYER CRASH| IS PINE S25 paid Pe of the igaslnee as Steamer Sinks ‘L Ss : 4 Aearcano: ¢ Wattée ‘Seun.| hendatat of eéakore’ into lof the telephone company. Will Kies Kelso Authorities) neaumont, ‘Texns, Deo. 22 SeahireetA eh j 4 * ; ¢ ia bat t Chitatthab part ie | ler, 40, was held in tho| Highteen sailors lost their ives when|prown, engine wa Suet n 4 a I cost be-| Portland te tows py Wh <n! uiting return to| the Norwegian steamship Runa foun-| the engine of the Dixte on the P - cause ¥ B ri tt t on the o for to face a grand larceny | dered Fryit ut off the | Nashville, Chattanooge Le ¥ E E ar ‘ a ‘ it te bathed eben fn ‘ ted at | Carolinas, according surviv-| from Chicago } : £ hetp wars tt held in th mbly room of the id Mari Friday | 0rs of the boat whe here late| over at Kene / 4 § ie t you - tt tho from t and garage building, Fairview | night by two detect q ug 1 t Ww. W to 1 a ‘ pits f » in the 1 Valle * warrant from Kelso, Mill hone of tt a tot ry igement out 1 «| University Faculty van Gay Diese, ee en Shes lee erase Eh the ehilde ere wl Member Goes East ¢ most of t N. Y. POST SOLD | ea assed bis sree ; i er: [nec unelan Bho arco pr eae e captain, down NEW YOF 5. a : es Anna Pavlowa, famed Russian ballet dancer, will bring t $2,000 in federal ones of of Wast oc 5 ap | eee ae kardia a et at) her company of more than 80 persons, including a sym= DREAMS COME TRUE i phevintrt pet tle: Gl a er oy canage AiG | eel MMabhaex. raliecaa ates con nsideration said t ween | phonic orchestra of pieces, to the Heilig theater, Janu- In j Dec i : ahttne mi ¢ peuaiene h jathges f ew bad - sie 1 Frid ecie hee ha eneral | $1,600,000 a nd $1 8 1, it was|ary 4 and 5, for three performances, under the local man- f ’ Lt \ 1} Saar f the numerous|two mothers. Operat 1 branohi | the - Advancement of Bekaice, yl Grecinaw nad Cleat Judge’ J, w,| Philadelphia Public Ledger and Gardens, London, to Australia to make her first appearance : , # r next y ti from ancie Bt lees q , Bs stage celebra s ¢ 2 She Guesiauniin Shinn. eral magazines, there