The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1924, Page 1

Wrecks Business Block Downtown r EXTRA * 2 MEN TRAPPED The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington The SeattleSta Eaterea May St Se La Temperatur Maximur To dkany: ne . oe Matter Beattie, Wash der the A ogress March 3, 1578, Fer Year, by Mall, $2.60 VOL, 2 NO, 295. « ATTLI 7, , WASH., THURS DAY, FEBRUARY BEAUTY FLASHES TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. jye on the Tank —— ——— au'p BETTER we / your, os over Fee me ON TNT ‘Sl : AGAIN ASH { SEE IF yal Yn, ‘ P CASH )-ranK 1S ©. Sy | \ } —G \ TeIRST/ ‘Q FROM BUILDING! Windows Broken for Blocks Around; Battalions of Firemen Rushed to Battle Flames; No Casualties Yet Discovered 210 after. A terrific explosion at Second ave, 8., Thursday noon completely wrecked the sec ond floor of a four-story brick building containing a dozen busi- ness offices and the Globe hotel, Flames burst out and in a few minutes the entire was —_—_——— to jam the If a dozen fire while a hb w « it unk own er from almost ere people killed or injured r by the exple c, police earned that the f » me “8, of the 0 Second Steam Supp Co, 308 of chemicals be- Home Brew | Marjorie Cummings, Criterion Millinery Co., now|" pap hig omer spteeind = ‘2 a place in the Seattle gallery of pretty women. The Van\ purer co, who narrowly excaped| whether there was anyone in the “ow Bheeg is igo ys Dyck studio has picked Miss Cummings as one of the pret-| with tne place at the time da: suai tha dhs adhoad pc semen Pes 4 ___| tiest women ever photographed by them. sy Sweets age. UADEN ASKED May Beastie Fall. SAFECRACKERS NEW. MUNITIONS ARE MISSING PASTOR D Gosh.Aers thems. gaseline mag MORE AWESOME THAN 5 cn, he must have somethiag 2g FIGURES for Leasing Oil Lands’ LOOT THEATER) wre] [§ SOUGHT HERE Ss GS : « — e d ful Bett ipa Be sr an ager stl Senate Committee Won’t Permit Him $500 a hen 4 te auene nr Police Now’ Bélieve Tacoma iiaecbas f 4 i J sent Reade tty he Fava eee be C laim Immunity in Court Breaking into the Princess the at a dinner Not Drown; Borrowed $50 “The ine roast i ie of gasoline i avors Resolution ote be = ee ALLON | rn j cf re. at ee, TACOMA, Feb. 7.—Tacoma po- | coat were found in a rowboat eo brvout the Uni eh secre y = combination, pried it open with a 50 feet in Jacoby, former ‘Tacems patter. [re eee ae coon at a.*Oreume i —* se ere aoes ° } ss " i, we the jennie pie crowbar and bid aped with $500 in diameter; a new ah gun and one-time ance in prchi- \Tariaeee Set rev iad ofr screed oy niere in‘gas | ees frat i mittee investigating the naval oll cash with twice the range of. the. fa way high school, Seattle, is still {friends that he had dreamed, on reserve scandal, The committee decided not to try to question Fall further be: pxiante nls at express of four cents per & basse speed machine alive, Thursday took up the rch for the missing man in following the informa- three night ling trip. | Monday, , of drowning on a fish- When left his wife, he said he was going on a hoard of engineers was virtually assured Thursday when the council public utilities com 50 caliber super ttt athe cause it is thought that if he tion that he had borrowed §50 | fishing trip pati en Ree ‘ - Shag was compelled to testify he j ch from two Tatoma friends’ | Another-’clue uncovered by the Buying your fir sre! i + Al ie ihe cea might claim immunity | from shortly before he disappeared, | Tacoma police Thursday, and which tomobile is like has 9 aia Le a it prosecution in court, bh Monday, | they declare to be authentic, was garnisheed for thr Sadan of Councilwoman | The action of the committee wa eee ee a De Jacoby left his home Monday,|the information that De Jacoby ees param dataites w edad eg © of Atlee Pomere ; th pee He sain and later in the day his hat and/often left home with a Bible under - - TT decaernecieed ss the special counsel ¢ i? his arm, presumably on his way \ income tax Is due. | would be nec med by tiie senate: a in fact he would go to some 3 j ad eee cate jon of each UTION OF fon with the action TREASURY BOND poolroom to play pool or cards, . : TIONED ning to the end was The police also say that the miss- \ 1 < rr ous Eng. uni | | police also say e mi Cibert Chesterton, famous Eng. | Be, GOrse nts Spear tira tak profound elie. that Scaslan =i and LOSES POINT! |e eee Oe eee ree Hop a agains on quest Counell.| Week refused to answer the commit we for benefit of the Unit Narcotics in Bills Eltne same habit and that he went Bie ek meee a cin tee cae 4 was that he might in,|ed States and was as clean ax an Junder a nickname when on such Sure we do. It's t saw y ‘ other act of my official or private k nis 0 probe past expenditures, t indictmen | jacnts here, tuff we eat when drinking our cof-|m! to probe pa ; of Montar life it indictments, tnvolving 10/ Judge Rules A ainst Direct- ) ter A poeece Pt i aajt, what) investigator, prese tae a motion re Robinson replied today persons, were returned in the first} g dV di ; M ti et a ba deg es inc es rs sar ct ier the are tion ot | the committer in the executive aes-| (Turn to Page 9, Column 4) Congressmen Believe Evi- of the federal grand jury now ed Verdict Motion Fee Rieter oooh emelaryongp esterton declares that Amer. | already ag under the direction of | _ ssieerianicerreies om Aine ion, Thursday ortly before | Be ANG. "3 : . in. hothouses, It ts inet Unden| dence of Fraud Uncovered | noon Motion for a directed verdict of | 9150 being watched and all cities in evident he has never e public facts: ‘ \ “ Archie Hartford and Mrs, Lillian|not guilty made, by Attorney Hugh |e Northwest notified | to be on lived in one of our apartment house liracle req broad we ve ie in izzar | BY FRAZER EDWARDS | M. Ferge headed the list thru being |Caldwell in the trial of former Pa.| the, lookout for De Jacoby. . on recommendation of Utili-} (United Pre aft mndent)| Named in two indictments for im-|trolman §. H. Short, was denied by| His wife, grief stricken by the s0 ties Chairman Phil ‘Tindall, to WASHIN( Con-| portation of narcot On one|Judge D. H. Carey Thursday. affair, still maintains that her hus: Chesterton, Americans| clude a thoro ett of the entire jvin that a gigantic bond fraud | charge, Hartford and*Mrs. Ferge are| The state having closed its case | band i dead. ke #0 thirst » oblig- | Skagit project and the probable cost am a eS iw een uncovered by Charles B.| accused of possession of a quantity jagainst Short, the ex-patrolman was! Police are still mystified as to ed to drink gallons of water and al-|and fensibility of developing the Br cia} assistant attorney|of opium at Aberdeen, believed to| called to the stand to tell his story |What became of the pastor's over. cohol.t proposed additional units of the general, progressives. in. congress| have been brought in on a vessel|of the shooting on Westlake aye,,|coat. His coat was neatly folded I t morn: Hon of gin! CI tae s + -O if Is le $ «| will meet tomorrow to plan a cam-| from the Orient, Hartford also| October 17 last, which resulted in/in the boat when found, but his . fuvestl on resolution w J 11cago igging ut 16) SO ation; paign to “clean up" the treasury named with Harry Saxton on a|the fatal wounding of Isaac-Ham.| overcoat, which he wore when he GOSH, HOW THEY WHIZ now go before the city council fi- | pea '¢ é After examining evidence of dupli-| charge of smuggling a quantity of /burger, clerk to Federal Judge E. B,| rented the skiff, was not found. TO WORK! Hance coinittes ; Trains Held Up Two Days cation of Liberty bonds yesterday, a| morphine from Canada to Blalne,| Cushman eet sees Contractors in charge of the a he: za yolunt committee of progressives |and Mrs. Ferge is facing the same, Short sald there was no one be-| dk IgE Peadoct Are mauting, or: xs R. Offi CHICAGO, Feb. 7—Chicago bur. Scores of families sufteret from | 8s appointed to see that the whole | charge on a separate indictment re-| tween him and William Fahe sus. REPORT MOROSCO Pier: gr peasy ei ay | Reserve icers \ | rowed out of a $7,000,000 rnowdrift 1 bt ; herds of livestock froze and | “fair Kets a pulio attag. The fared) aualost cher. | Bal for all pastes Aen litte when he nits the | WEDS MISS GRIFFITH derstoo y are ¢ difficul- Wi | today and telegraphed its sister} many industries shut down from|coMmmittee, composed of Representa bet all abe Rha heel | first sho ahéy was on the curb rWoO! ‘u F se i ty finding snails to do the heavy to Mourn Wilson Jeition of the. mation It ‘was tll ack of fuel and transportation |tives Woodruft, Michigan; Jeffers,| Daniel Dearth and Robert Taylor,/and pedestrians were near the wall| HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Feb. 1 y hauling. Members of the Reserve Officers’ after two days of isolation| ‘Transportation facilities sutferea | Alabama, and La Guardia, of New|accused of counterfeiting silver /of the building. He did not know |Commne Griffith, blonde screen star \ eee association have been requested in an i L - Leedl ie will decide whether Brewer's | coins, received the heaviest ball as-| Ha ek hee 3 ,;and Walter Morosco, son of Oliver Ay of the worst storms in Sts|heavily, railroad service to points | York, will is, bY 1 the heaviest bail as-/Hamburger was wounded until he} t ¢ present rate of construction, |order from Brig. Gen, John Ross | ee pa paaeint Chicago being | evidence should be presented to | signment of $5,000 each. Bonds of|reported to the police station, an | Morosco, theatricat producer, were | will be completed in time! Delafield at Washington, D SO ee ron ote the. bilxkand, “which cut en ba off for from 24 to 3{Stand jury or whether a congres-| Walter Conroy and John Matt, also hour later, he sai |married recently in Tijuana, accord for Coogan Centennial, | wear a crepe ribbon in the c Pale dep 'cypuctibalty: all wire communica: | hours, “Chains todhy ware still rim. |sional, {ov jon shall precede} charged with counterfeiting, were) Should the defense prove that the | PE to a well-founded report reach- planned for the spring of 2016. ¢ not in uniform, fo 10 fon from Monday night to early|ning hours behind socMedule, Sev |court action. | placed at $3,000 each bullet which killed Hamburg ing the film capital today. Name ae ae ¥, Of Woodrow Wilson. | The ieee tholuded i éral trains: were’ stalled by huge| King, Illinois, who} Joseph L, Fernandez will be tried| struck the sidewalk and then Ham.| Of both appear together on the Ti- { The original contractor, who start the period of official mourning | ‘Oday: neluded: three in| aritts of snow and passengers ehiv,|has followed Brewer's Investigation |for violation of the Mann act. He| burge id he would |Juana license register under date i ed the Skagit tunnel, is said to have| will be March 3 | Milwaukee, and three in scattered |ered in heatless coaches until relief |for more than a year and now | transported a woman from San Fran-| have © on the/Of some 10 days ago, it was de- been Henry Yeslev’s grandfather. | aed Swe ih aalbads - tioumahas ot |atetvas Ithe keys to the safe deposit |cisco to Washington, according to| ground that it was purely a case of | clared responsible parties who Feel Canada Has Mildest | iniies or « oh and. telept In Milwaukee the fall of snow| Where the evidence is stored, |the findings of the jury. Bail was] accidental killing. Caldwell will try | gained access to the border city’s Today's Fable: Once upon a time wire went dov hen poles snapped | was 20 inches. |posed .to a congressional inv 00. to prove that such was the case, | court recor there was a man named Jonea winter in 10 Years |fetore the icy blasts, Hundreds of telephone and tele.| tion. He s | Jacob Salman was named in an in — who's nicknaine wax not Casey ets i De-| Property damage in the city was graph repair men fought huge snow | sult. tn asad pen Rake LEG maces. é A 2 * smashed all mild] estimated at .000,000 and ad-drifts to repair the tens of thou-|!"& UP proce e rugs " wets h P chsiomat records of December of-the| ditional millions thruout the dozen| sands of miles of electric tir epurn (o Page 9, Column 1D from a railway ear while In. transit rioeru ame lg er é This evening with my wife to the Pan-| past ten years, officials of the Do-| states, which shivered two days! broken down by the storm. Thou ° nee a from a Pennsylvania firm to the bs 5 tages playhouse to listen to A. ‘Furelly | minion m¢ 1 office say, when the blizzard came roaring|sands of telephone poles are down THE FAMILY INCREASE ote-Rankin company, of Seattle, Hi play the harmonics, an Instrument - : Jown out of the Northwestern| and it will be weeks before normal| ‘Doctor, ‘him’ or a ‘her’? “land Fay Coble is charged with a an our ar es choses Siler ham A pl iy nnd “i | Rocktes,- es |weiitiew at ateteeearea: ir att Humorist similar offense in connection with| 3 or else the bagpipe, as one must . 10 — — —— —_——______ \the theft of 92 bars of pig iron from LJ some protection against saxophone An Opportunity \the Bremerton navy yard, Their 0) u c e m a n es U gns : ore these days, © Today . ; bonds were set at $1,500 and $2,500, q | respectively. : At last we & campaign is-|| For the party who is looking for T | wo no-true bills were returned. ‘ 5 ‘ és if ; { sue! Asbury I’. Haynes, candidate || small piece of ground to start ] Se Pubs eae ; Bribing Talloeeita sage. i aa pati atc he com fur the council, has come out for an|| on, here is a bargain: fa actory to 80) e e| pla 5 j GigE weld tacksensteal, adtalmieten || i MOSCOW, Feb, 4.—Russia is trans-|irving it, be sure you don't pa Linstead was called and admitted . , ¢ P ferring much of her trade from Ger: |, ‘ na alii th H 4) Denman Dot city aftairal | LAKH FOREST PARK ee z : fh 3 here eat {ferein eae’ tablteia. 7a ‘om more than the crime warrants, |taking the © said a one | re poultry ranch; good 4- IDDLESBORO, Ky., Feb. 7.—Gustav unable to earn a living painting houses. })/many to Great hance than theme | Fs Py Denman, 7406 Dayton ave. offered him the ieney voluntarily, ‘The Jatest. social diversion in Pasa- room house: bath fights, and alomez refused to leave the poor- John Salomez, a _nephew, came here nid a Sera eee tiatearace Hot admitted to Chief of Police W. B.}Denman said Linstead demanded it d denu is ‘strip dice.” hens, | improvements. afons house today to claim a $1,000,000 estate from Louisville and identified the heir by || Qivmany cannot make prompt deliv. |Severyns Thursday that he had paid|and sneered at Denman's plea that “Come or, seven, mama wants to worth the price we are asking he has inherited a tattoo mark on his body. He told his aria $5 to Patrolman J. P. Linstead to|ire was “financialiy embarrassed” by * sath f We are authorized to offer this as M 5. c ; M 7 G oar traffic slip for driving }saying that he, Tinstead, was “0 Agey Ger entrings! |] for a few days for $2,800, on “I don't want the money; I've been nephew to go back to Louisville alone, aur pea ce ORE fet: pe esotraedg. mle rpdodencae IE Ld : i | ensy term Ank ete a 'e ad iotrat - i 2 D ae iETS , i, 4 8. feehisn: Meaty q : : CANDIDATES VOR THE Porson | |" ec dodging it for 30 years,” said Salomez, You can have the million—T don’t ]) eee eee ter with Jones” | When Denman got home he fount] Linstead was ailowed to resigt F 4 IVY CLUB Turn to the Want Ads end who went to the alishouse when he was want it,” he said. “itis wite Iv spending the raise ho| Wat the traffic slip would huve|from the force, He had been aa a mY Bill collectors. Who is selling this little home. didn't get."—Boston Transcript. called for only a $2 bail, He then|ctficer only a fow weeks. ¥ af (Turn to Page 9, Column 5) 1