The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 31, 1923, Page 2

. —* . sas 5 as repaewne R i by pala ae as ula Neha * Te LAS Rn a wee Bi oe , _ _THE SEATTUN STAR MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1928. ope s Death and Japanese f Earthquake Outstanding Events of I 923 (SheGra MODY QUITS FIRST NON-STOP FLIGHT 1S conscious tn Vancouver, B, Cy hospital, SeAberdeon votes for muntolpal de: | velopment of Wynooche water Fi 4—Irene Caatle, famed dancer, and _— i STATE TRAGEDY Of | per ee Ma. Rees Figured in All Criminal Cases igs eb) Here and Many Outside : hats Sarah Bernhardt Passes; Destroyers for honeymoon in the Ortent, That side of wociety which bene: W. M, Short, president of the Enjoys Five-Cent Fare for Times): ae racaier rohan . Nbel charge against Martin Fly: <i * i fits from the services of shrewd nda; criminal lawyers will benefit by the Pile on Rocks at Point Co) } announcement of Deputy Prosecutor ze Port Center of Relief for Japanese ik, president of the district or: : 1 jann D carmedy’ that we had re} ~~ Mexicans Revolt Again wanization of mine workers, f ‘ T—Abraham Relsing dies shortly | “ erers » : after two-hour Incarceration in ———-~ city Jail. ‘Total of seven men | wigned hia office and will enter pel: Re ve \ i ve vate practi with offices in the L, i Aes : ed ae ti ve os ee Beeps ara. tho. Pinte of Woshings pt.’ sean’, fined $298) for, vielatlon of} wriibuut MOeie Reieeta oe C, Smith building, Tho year 1923 will be mari | herver at Lausan East found 1923 an interesting and the state Hquot laws, before Jus: 8 yeu tlee Carmody has been hiet crimt. | the the American people as peace conference, is shot and Kill ©. C. Dalton, | ds of ous year. | . . two, Including Relsing, shortly nal proscoutor for the state for{that year In which Warren G, Hard: | ed by Alex Conradi, a Swine, after receiving tardy attention. ling, 29th president of the United |18—Seventythree persons, including During the 12 months Seattle saw . 1, Berry, patrolman, suspend-} steamer T, W. Lake founders eight years, Rivicee eth ‘tat | 41 school children, Killed in the return to five-cont carfare and! eq on charges of accepting $250 near Friday Harbor with loss mp mexved first cinder Altres 105. ts hah tthe! schoolhouse fire- in Cleveland, ‘Then the switch back to elght ad) — “protection money” from a still | of all 15 of her officers and din, then thru the term of Fred C.| A resume of the news events of the ‘4 ‘onethird-cent fare again. operator. tre: Brown and up to tho present. year shows plainly that Harding's a, © Law Not only did ho participate in all|deuth on August 2 was the most out-|20—Andrew Bonar Law resigna ag In the wreck of the Kelso bridge premier of England on account $~-Seattle citizens vote to order thy} 8—Manuel Roxas, president of the | | . wijor eriminal cases handled by |standing event of the 12 months. It} Sn January 3 the state suffered the port commission to purchase the Philippine legislature, arrives Leper ongee p | of AI health. ‘only hae ie ki the King county prosecutor's office, |is particularly significant to the), iatstnnding tr exety oe htac| Skinner-Eddy shipyard site. +} here an route to Washington to Ate Kine ease Pe pecutor soften, i par ; arly significant to the »4_stanley Bald, anetin g The egisla f o ope! ne Kk | | North , ei ; gee February and. passed |#!—Jose Lira, Mexican, infected with | a a for ‘indepondance for. thet elties ag special prosecutor, |the president made his last public ap- | Wee hice ba ie narcotic law and strength leprosy at MeNeil Island federal islands. { A few weeks ago Carmody #us|pearance and delivered his last] “4 “ehed the antialien land laws. prison 13—Malcolm Douglas, prosecuting |26—Captired by Irie | Hepes tained a severe injury to his neck, | speech. And it was in Oregon thal troops, Eamon de Valera ad: Seattle saw the late President/30—Sixty-five auto accidents in and! attorney, begins abatement land for a month han been away |tho president was taken sick. Teun capella to day ged in his last public appear- near Seattle Memorial Day take | ou lg apo hy Bite ane from his ofitce on mick leave. His) yonowing the tragic end of Hard-| hrs. bis toll of one life and 20 injured. | _ ar, Fetirement becomes effective New ling “vice Prealdent Coolidge took the| 2p One thousand killed im earihie othe city and the port was the can- One hundred arrests follow, }15-—County grand jury ends gam: | Year's, Ta jest of office and the affairs of the quake in Persia. } ne ie denaneen © “- vine Lautner tonnage) et | natlon were diverted to another chan- fs nese eart a? y cf} 1 ’ > for « Fe } i ipattorers of the Japa 4—City council Increases street ear) Suet ca RRP a OH 'Conference Planned _ |i. {131A Yuand Hung, president of Chi. ‘ eo ore par mo for | Probably second in importance of| nese republic, Is captured by Boman ene of he yess I] 6 Kew wtret ca fare o 1 cnte| Sram suapendet fr a | on Traffic Problem |... fectewas the cartnauske| troops op order ot Wang. Chen- % do ult on two men and 1 as follows: aitiative: eged ansal | A conference of city, state and|in Japan, with the subsequent enor- Ping, government of Chthii prov- JANUARY 28—Washington crew wins race at one woman while drunk down. jeounty traffic heads and of justioes| mous loss of life by fire and starva-| ince, $—Keiso bridge collapses, carrying Poughkeepsie. |. town, | ‘ ; : |trying cases of traffic violations, | tion, Former Premier Stamboulisky of - 160 into the Cowlits river. JULY 1e-Grand Seiy begins. hearing on jwill be held in Seattle soon after! Other notable events include the| Bulgaria killed while trying to ects eee Capt, G. A, Sulll-| *—Puget Sound prepares for. ar| _ Silene sdageou aga asa |New Year's, Chief of Police W. B.| non-stop flight across the continent,| scape from troops of new goy- wm trial, charged with em.| “Val of President W. G Har. ale eae ste parame | |Severyns announced Monday. The|the death of Sarah Bernhardt, and) — ¢rmment. wan on trial, charged wit ding to vis ‘Tacoma Jaly §,|2!—Weedin diamiased, |conference will seek means of check-| the wreck of the seven U. 8. destroy- | y 9, 12Pows, dexsling $595 in city . an route te Alana. 26—Wild gale whips Seattle on ing the rapidly mounting death andjers at Point Hounda, | men ra Pielow}| #~Clarence Shively amd Charles | Christmas morning. accident toll, ‘The year in resume: /) , wiwei ‘ Clark, former Seattle police, |27—Patrolman M. §. Brown dismiss | The principal obstacle to traffic JANUARY | : asked to resign as result of his ; ed for “conduct unbe enforcement is the lack of public ° Columbia for| 8@ fentenced by Judge. Jere-| for “conduct unbecoming an All Wane esataceie ‘on arrest in British Columbia fic | mlah Neterer to 2 years in the} officer," an outgrowth of his [armpathy, Beverrne pave, Present | * Ate Precarious epeas in| A ee ee Leavenworth federal prison and) alleged attempted abduction of | evs Are aoa Tt ie eee & - ames | to pay $1,000 fines for com-| lls small son, ae ee ere OS PP arent troobe fegts oceupation | pileity to violate the Volstead | enero ter raced ee of the Ruhr. } & act. si 11—Ex-King Constantine of Greece |12—State Ku Klux Klan offieia UE INSURANCE Arrest Another Oil | ates. SY a defy Sheriff Matt Starwich's }14~ Germany announces it will sus-/| «© orler against tasks at ti Promoter for Fraud) Geni reparations payments be-| a 1s—Ku Klux Klan stages conven tion without masks in public: 27—President Harding arrives in } With the arrest of 8. M. Drollin-} cause of French occupation. |18--Mt. Etna, in Sielly, erupts @nd ger, who was apprehended in Spo-|15—Lithuanian irregulars, known as endangers five villages, causing |kane Saturday, all but two of eight | Iron Wolves,” capture Memel| 39,000 inhabitants to flee. | persons wanted on federal indict-| from small French garrison. Teviathan averages 28.04 knots |ments charging them with fraud in . an hour on trial trip, breaking | Norther Life Records New| Be 30—Million-dollar fire sweeps lime} High Figures | Jconnection with the sale of stock in world’s records for passenger lin- 4 | company plant at Roche Har 9 9 | the Bixty-Six Oll syndicate, are in $4,100,000.009 | ers. v § | bor, San Juan island. —- | the hands of authorities, local offi- to 62 YEARS! { piesa JULY > | 12—Worst blizzard since 1916 strikes | AUG Prestatement figures, Issued Mon: | als announced Monday, Drollin-| ee wont 24—Turks and allies sign peace treaty : Seattle. }10—Twenty thousand in cavalcade |40¥ by the Northern Life Insurance jer, who is held in the county jull | | at Lausanne. el ee bacie 34—Your dead and four seriously in-|"" o¢ corrow march in ‘on (COMPANY of Seattle, show the most at Spokane, will be brought to Seat | Constantinople; exchange of pop jured in the storm. 1a f Stistinn tebseel successful year in the corporation's I the | j lations ordered between Greece, 15—Storm continues. Tuscan Prince stl fi Sissies Pica history, More than $36,000,000 in Droilingsr and bis eshiniats fleeced | | and Turkey, Greeks in Turkey), and three other ships go down. 3 SEPTEMBER life, and $24,000,000 in health and ac i Seattle police and firemen out of| being ordered to Greece and vice © 21—Pielow arrested by federal offi-|/2¢—Samuel Gompers visits Seattic.|cident policies are in force. The} Mrs. Gertrude Randall always had ideas on business leonsldacatle maine of money thru | versa eae cérs_and dismissed from force. | St br pees eee Sen company, 18 years old, has doubled) And when her chance came she put -them into effect 80) their fraudulent operations, accord. | ei preiuit eae y-fo1 anniversary of ‘ortland. Sheriff |in size in the past four years. a 5 —President Ha: i Fine centte sur, . Matt Starwich hunts Eugene L.| ‘The company reports unusual suc | | thoroly that they spelled success for her. hea to the charges ae | | MARCH Berry, former policeman, for al-|cess in California and Oregon, new| Bk a S ee leged connection with a still dis-! business in these states havin, | Cc rroll and Cohen {s1—Britien government accepts ar—aster thre year Of higher taree-| covered by county officers. |tabluted grees, "| Mrs, Randall Watched for Her Chance| Auaicas Sat tenting atta riding on a b-cent fare. State|2?—Grant Smith, contractor on the} Home business for the year record-| | File for Old Jobs whereby British debt of $4,700,- senate passes House Bill No. 7| 8¢® community hotel hers, dies | ed applications for more than $7.000,:| and asa Result Now Owns | Councilman John ¥. Carroll, chalr-| 000,000 oe by Adam Beeler, Seattle attor-|,_ i St. Paul. [000 worth of new business. Several jman of tho city streets and sewers) Sieader, Sooiiuren ney, “putting teeth”“in the anti. | 28—First shipload of Japanese earth-| new forms of policy, to be issued Business College [committee and Counciiman A. Leu] 7—Guatemala, Salvador, Hondur | alien land leasing law. The Reed | quake refugees arrives on Ad-|shortly, are expected to set new} |Cohen, chairman of the franchise | Nicaragua and Costa Rica | power bill passed by the state} | miral liner President Grant marks for 1924 committee, both have filed their can treaty insuring peace in Centra NEW OFFICE SIT) 7 | ‘This is the 17th of a , series of | U.S. veterans’ bureau, and Mra.’ Ran-|@idacy for re-election with City Comp) America. : fl PROVES AN INVESTMENT | articles in The Star about Seat. | dail takes especial pains to co-oper-| troller Harry W. Carrol! $--Explosion wrecks coal mine at} The purchase two years ago by the! te women who have made good | ate with the government in giving| Carroll has been active in street! — Dawson, New Mexico; 120 miners | company of the new home office site| jn the business and professional |theso proteges exactly the type of committee work and has put over killed. | at Third and University, covering an| worid | service necesnary to perfect them in| #0me big projects during his term of/18—Many killed and hundreds area of 120x111 feet on the southeast | | thelr various lides joffice, Included in these are the Bea-| wounded when Polish force in oppo aul or attics ceo corner, evinced real foresight, as BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER 1” “AE live: foe oxy week” 4 Mra,|con Hill regrade and the septic tanks vadex Lithuania. Me atisa plane. shane eee & subsequent development of the Met ‘on years ago Beattie anded an-| Randall, “I like Seattle, and I be.|t@ purity the sewage emptying into|24—President Harding sends od ri: ates in 26 hours and 14gMie fj ropolitan district has demonstrated. | cher inhabitant, in the person of| tieve in it to the extent of being on| Lake Washington, sage to congress recommending | sta 3 This property, which is yielding @) Cortrude tandall, with most of] the tax rolis as a property owner;| Councilman Cohen is the father of | that United States join interna-| -Duitea Bate tie “ae f j handsome income on the price pald! ice resources wrapped around a cer and whatever I reap as a result of |™8ny important measures in the Semel neues ot soe: j sume diplomatic relations. iy immediately adjoining the new| tificate er by the State of| my confidence in this city Js going | CUncH. Including the auditorium bill | MARCH | Italian’ fleet bombartin eee! telephone building and with the new| washington, granting permission to|ricnt back again into ite develop {and the bill denying the Pacific Tole-| 1 _t-niteg States makes formal de . 2 | Medical building to be erected rounds t killing 15 Greek civilians; Greece Jj , a 1 phone legraph Co. a franchise i eee 3 teach in Washington state schools | men, jphone & Telegraph a mand on allies for collection of invokes intervention of league of 5 Jout the entire biock which is make during the life period of its owner “ i ‘ ‘ rit ,| Pending an adjustment of the rate) 1,000,000,000 gold marks from} tions, + 2—Three hundred Japanese bei c p | Mrs. Randall states that she ha nations, | 2—Three hundred Japanese besin| 19 Judge King Dykeman of the su-|on the one side by Second ave. and a business college diploma Ht Biitcrgesi gree) matings ang « toner, fo | Germany in payment for cost of mnie : Beery Fite case co atica| Parser Shure sale for ‘seewinr | os: the cies: by. the. paw #4.060,000| Randall began teaching in| inet business, but she te goin tel palais Sy | maintaining American troops on | , vanagtainsh i 2 es . Secretary Fall's ruling on alien grand jury to probe 4 vice. |Olymple hotel. It 1s the intention of | ¢ ig cory ph rey ng to business, but she tx going 1 oe 1—Earthquake, fire and tidal wave 1 tan leases. -Patrolman 8, H. Short held for|the company to erect # magnificent | f ee out and 1 | ake toll of more tha ‘The first dial telephones go into bition of Mrs. Randall to own and t 11 of more than a million ¢ first dial telephones go to mis. | Bhe he 'To Lend Trolleys a made a good start by joining mansiat ends its session. 10—Charies Clarke and Clarence! Shiveley, former Seattle police- man, alleged rum-runners, are in dicted by the federal grand Jury 19—Most spectacular fire of the year burns the Western Pine & § Co. plant with a $100,000 1 24—Former Police Sergt. E. W. re | killed ana Yokoham: of Isaac Hamburg.|structure upon this property for ite| ron OF Mrs. Handa v0 owe tet [ Sao waa ed and injured in Yokohama é use for 12,000 subscribers in the er, federal district court attache, | future home when the present leases | oPe"™ devs Hebe eth oo Fes local Chamber of Commerce Money to Pay Debt | Cy nec net Ee | and Tokyo. Disaster sald to be Melrose, Rainier and West ex accidentally shot on a downtown | expire saz ed eb b put into practice | Seattle Ad club, and says 1 The atreet railway fund will be os | greatest in modern history. changes. siveat | ‘Trustees of the comt goes! sy eee Me ia teat hod hs yin only recreation, short $418,616 next February 1,| [Keer seh | 9—Seven U. 8, destroyers wrecked $—The Washington state legislature * NovemMBER W. Maxwell, president National City |{heeries which ahe had devised thru a | when the city under the terms of the | | on California coast; 22 sailors esident Fi contract of purchase, must set aside Roy Chapman Andrews, head of | bank; M. A. Arnold, president First | ty years of her practical experience INSTAR OF. UF the American Museum of Natu-|National bank; Morits | Thomeon,| oth in teaching aad In business Too Cowed to Fight, | money tor bond redemption and in al History expedition into China, | President Centennial Mill Co. and Pa-|u, wren Oli dian Opportunity terest according to notice sent the| Fru ttt | cific Coast Biscuit Co.; Reginald 1.1.80 Wneh Old Bu Ry ichigo Is the Explanation | council City Treasurer Ed ———_-. | Parsons, president Parsons Invest tly reached forth a firm hand,|_.NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—Married | Terry Monday “wl TS : s a promptly reached forth a firm han én valk Be: ha aioe Gn 2 ang < Sta to Kam Fon, Gove RNOR pment Co.; T. 8. Lippy, capitalist; Jas. | ana hauling him in by the coat lapel, | 7°" bn J wi live with their ‘The payments due March 1 total Kean } physician and surgeon; | ed to taik business, with the | Wives Seldom get Into trouble that | 833,00 principal and list; Henry A incipal of | PTM&® them to New York police jest, in addition to $2 Augnatine & Kyer courts, statistics prepared by the| previous bond issues of the old mu missing, 10—Fifty persons killed in earth- | quake in Calcutta, India. j OCTUBER |20—Bavarian government breaks with Berlin; takes charge of 12,- 000 federal troops garrisoned in *, P. Steinmetz, famous ‘ 5 m low is arrested by Sheritt Matt | wt bi pector of the! He A tailovaa’ that kane | TeUnUae fenders’ committee for | nicipal railway. |11—Greek transport Alexander foun electrical engineer, diés, Starwich for alleged illegal pos. pH company; Arthur P. Johnson, sec practical cation of business work | 1223 showed, Counctimen declared temporary ders in gale; 150 officers and men session of liquor. \ tary of the ¢ ;D. BM Tihs tabi til Sabiine eait Codie: | ans will be made the railway fund Arowited. Lee THe TURE APRIL | ident of the compar tent, eethae nt atudents and has «| THEIR BODIES ARE SAFE | from other funds to tide the rallway /o¢ Sarah Bernhardt, famous trage-| [S59 ” Ux ees Siaaibs to 36 sancs. for erana lar: fll Detective fans, follow the! ine thot sn x is unusually | exservice men ast June, when the city's APRIL f ceny. 5 clues of the murderer in “The | tisfactory | institutions while pn 8. § Feek railway | 4—rart of Carnarvon, discoverer of MAY ————— [Step on the Stairs” by Isabel} Amos the students at th at tho health ; King Tutankhamer from 2—More than 10,000 aileged 1. W.!,, a Decreases. Complete in 12/2..." by sp : al schools : bite of poisonous insect | 19 wisave Plete in 12) ceiving business traini Rescue Nine Boys v1 is sect >| gen : ol 20—House of cc nons defeats a pro. ound the world. Louis F. Hart ant 1 not seek re-ele to 14. cond son of ngland, is mar-| ep ai The Star Tuesday, January 1. West in protest for release of wartime prisoner 5—Edws From Rainier Snow |,,_ tition motion, Y. M. C, A. boys Helov 1 13 to rs ¢ and their le abeth Bowes ard Pielow, former police ser-|99 port commission o meen 4 os ere: % beth Bow aon af & Eddy shipbuilding # ‘ riainpes <nute Nelson dies |22—National of Angora plans extensive coastwid pp bel Scpcan FN votes establi t of Turkish republic; Mustapha Kemal Pasha 2 elected president \ Andrew Bonar Law, former Brg mier of England, dies. nd brought to safety at Jeattle Two of th urt rules Amer carry and s ne three-mile loge for $10,000 “4 sustained by INSTANT USE the inn by Forest Rangers Tice and| Seg! Schone, crawling on soft snow whi ~ suld not bear thelr w vides Fuel for Instant Use. ushed; General Ludendorff a crushed; General Ludendorff ar- 1 frosted fingers, 2] | paper charge tack thele maper | NOVEMBER {| 26-—Neli Austi attle school teac | 4—Lieut. A. N. Williamson, U. 8. er, disapp Ole +1 o Dinaling ue tote ee, aia de bitte hot Oy, at | breaks speed record for airplanes, 625 Miles of Pipeline Transportation Pro- B were found a: mi nt Gee ‘ tthe |, _{raveling 266.58 miles an hour. —_—_ f 9—Bayarian monarchist outbreak | | were not provided with sk rested, Now were iw ecu Dvn s'p0Ge | NELL AvStim wenr 2? | 7 or Joy ake advante of the ec , lankets, as they had expected t 18—Premier Poincare announces Fortify the system against I 0 you take full advantag of the economy aah ANG tani be RHEE 4 France will not evacuate Ruhr a the ‘cetrnctiens “oF toot | Colds, Grip and Influenza of this service at this time of the yea ithe boye are Bokniat until Germany has executed e® say to our patrons: it a hat by taking : Dotigiad Date Mullen, 1 ery clause in Versailles treaty. you, don’t pay—could we say Don Pierce, 17; Bill Cooper, 15; Don | 28 cellor Stresemann's mint more? * GSR When your furnace fire and other heating devices are not sufficient and the house is LIGHT YOUR GAS OVEN ll Templeton, 1 Bob | : lis when German reichstag refuses vote of confidence, 25—Dr. Heinrich Albert accepts chan- Don’t Suffer © | ica, Macready te first non From Neuritis, ii «Sinai lits wreck Set of Teeth From $5.00 UP Gold_ Crown and Bridge Work From $4.00 UP Boston Genta) Oitices 1422 Second Avenue We Stand the Test of Time 22 Years in One Location a &! Laxative Three villages destroyed and 600 persons drowned in flood caused pse of dike guarding na lake in Ttaly 9—Vera Cruz capital captured by Mexican revolutionists. in, and re numb Carayo! On New Year’s Day » or 10 minutes and be comfortable, Ae It is economy because no heat is wasted - e >] ° B 1s Wa 4 Wing’s Cafeteria peers grey AP <—s y oast Turkey for 60c Tha box beacs this slgaesin SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. wa ! eb Roast Goose for 50c CFL THE GAS CO, bey r alinente "| opastentae ee Wek FIRST AND UNION OL over Stuart Bldg. MA in-6767 9! Ar cor henaeaianiaae (One rain birth doctrine and reopeti 101% Wiest Ave MA in-tiae | nent Ep chureh,