The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1924, Page 3

RCH 22, 1924 THE SHATTLE rrr eas MIME WORK ("=o") SINCLAIR BALKS DENIES GHARGES win vou Go co che) RETAILERS PLAN Pe voons =o. ON SNMTORS OF FERISIN Wl! YOU Go co the RT asses ) . ‘ap alt tore Poorhouse? orld Flyers 5 Will Use Pon- |'* hpeica eta! “we Refuses to Answer Questions Turner Declares That He Is Will Meet in Seattle May BORE hesitate fans en Route to Caloutta co ene When Called on Stand Not Narcotic User Blind Mother Left to Fate by Her Children 12, 13 and 14 — : a8 din 3% RY PAE Low PC Another of Series on W hat Niieg “ave Saétacomite b smith, Wade x 0 ae a WABSHIN t Oe ) : er r Made Inmates Fail! planned tor the fitth Erbin folks and motor-green annual mechani ¢ a . . urne s of the Wawhir 4 a ith Et eld hard at " Harry F. Sinclair, lessee of sd t pea a © Retail folks. Both buy from u assailed the pot Dome, today successfully de. z * fate consplres to force he ul ‘bey afer § o'clock “ Sopesearsont fied efforts of the norain ‘oll ‘ 8 ale u , i Pin i Insinnee of je Sand 14 pig —the former, because ming putting the , he po rire } a, whi e young Archie his brother, committee to make hin testify ! mh by tolling the 0 thme ary ecutives ir they know what's right ‘on their plane * tad 4 The committee } rn T Oo in | es eli aging? to have in . Theodor said he had bi eu lthat Binoiain ta) ba ve 4 to toe erott grocery to ared Ie BY TIM. MARSHALI am is being and the latter because t © ate kindly Mat Bing ake the stand for ox 2 ag iy ’ ey aie ; aay, when Archie a ad him eae ry : . keg yest en ‘ 4 : SHALL mn be arran tar se r “but he never could and never |AmmAton. Ho read a statement de-!” purner admitted hi Knock N the poorhouse one’s possessions are few. A trinket, h thip retailer’ and eBoy NOU AEU RS Me would make good." “Archie's i he would reserve all his te : tmony fo reuson's teeth out in an alterc yerhaps, si » wreckage fe, a little Advertising, ve ae ean tanek trun ano mony for tho courts » the Se estan } ps, saved from the wreckage of life, a 1 ‘ i ommittes had tur ' one . 4 ? f "s pride. be treated from Thea patil they reach Calcu! to $19,000" in a short time,” |{pmmitten had turned over to them jolection in 1924 clothing, one's faith in providence—and one's pride, | 1) be treated bis Q Bes tnay aga will DocoMe 190) Siychale- gala i GE Phe louality. of ‘ distance phon¢ Generally the latter is the most prized. sate initiative mesaures will be dis Good Values ared Archie a an Wa sandteglivcAicGued th adacer|' Kae fs tarda) Tan nal Here, sitting on her white bed, holding a Bible, is an cussed. A session on “ for Today— He, with ts, |* nseasain of MY ChAY@C| any of w score of questions shot at " pr r H aging woman with whitened hair. Her voice is melo- | Lett ‘ance BM, pe on hand in the al : renee him after he had made his state experienced in the work and, €0U8, her bearing gentle and courteous. Evidently she 5 ling — hou rr : by } ry + canvassing nd it rant ishing Mao ‘ <i . } contributed money and efforts to A een better days.” She still has her pride, ana Cast vende ‘ability sporne ad that of Lie adc | was. framed. by sevelts."'| o4 lating: What fia nest atep | Mrne the reporter will not filch it from her by writing her — |socurea tor the convention addrens Dodge Brothers Tour will be Bc toe Wahlberg testified he. had become | would be. ae mon ; ben gag name. He will call her, instead, Mrs, Blank. Among those already on the program ing; 1922 manufac ne fo Pa ey be a 4 ar : n when I was to bes , “ ure Irving ¥, Vining, res high: against The var | Suaplelous of Sincla nd Martin W, Littleton, attorney seers aia tha wratiee Wid got Not long ago, as the years run, Mrs. Blank was the I ning ture; high-hood type; d pat the i nen was | this teatimony which first Sinclair, had made an impassior Mama Encia * f 5 bas tia aa rs t Chamber miner good cord tire equip- feof the other two Flat unearthing the oll scandal. W: appeal to the committee in an effort Lech erate oar ded mt wat oF a prosperous whole le buteher in Oakland, nd Richard Sf, Neustadt, mat a. ment pe ee TO ree expect to en au a former private secretary |to keep Sinclair off the atand, Lit:|{"° Value of bis word and he struck | Cal, Her husband died, g her a fine home and [of the San Francisco Merchants’ a Cees ver,” Maj. Mat : Heton challenged tho constitutions | Koch aematcne thsagnerst tae several thousand dollars in cash—enough to keep her | »eciation Ad boys , some of the be Oy pro right of all investigating committees |. ‘| comfortably, Officers, of the assoct atate Dodge Brothers Road Pip te ont here during t shall ‘reserve any evidence ortly after that I came BLIND MOTHER IS ABANDONED ons and interest, the 1924 conve ster; 1920; snubber a i where our be AL. cop LOSES muy be able to gtve for those courts |[Verett and obtained employment.| TO FATE BY HER CHILDREN ) surbass all others and shock absorbers. ana day, of 88 to SUbpoeHA Witnonne in point of attends timel 1920: to which you and your " The woman’ v , she ys, intrigued AUTOMOBILE er of narco own children, she ays, x have dgliberately referred all ¢ ‘ BeKed: wilt yainst her to gain possession of her small fortune. {| Dodge Brothers Se- answer any questions p Meal ate daughter and her daughter’s husband brought her dise whee body jus t our committee,” Sinclair sale . ee : At ‘wt, north. Of the fortune left her, she had only $100 left. refinished. * | Supreme Tribunal Denies) “Any pertinent i{iuestion whieh | ogg One day the daughter and her husband brought the IN FIRE he disjosa: of the & Retrial for Sullivan essarily relate to the procurement « aged, ace now almost penniless, woman to the poor- out a udebaker Light “6” company baa already supp! that lease and its validity F Louse 1e mother, 65 years old, w almost blinc ;, ; eh ouring; 1921; bump pee es Sullivan, former tain of th body from which you derive ' | i) 0 SUFFERING And there, at the gates of misfortune, the young Several Cut in Panic; Some 3 windshield wings 4. as the flyers frequen bg OT shams ate ft i buthority have already sat f { 7 ; ave the field at diffe mat one more ment on these questions and remitted couple abandoned her, callously, to the mercies of the Slightly Burned spotlight; motometer. © people ar “t;campaign to defeat his ¢ et iol yublie’s charit Othe Rickenbacker peop! peveadabeg tke Pe Si | them to courts of proper jur pus c v i é ; afi aviators,” Major Mart on a RG MaroeAy charge STOWINE | tion.” They've never come to see her,” says Mrs. C. H ” a 1 ' Reo 114-ton Truck; ont of Radic Rickenbacker | out of hin operations as sec Si y broke i oa een a fiver. Wherever wejof the Seatt! > departments ¢ er eee re eS HACCdia Vile tharos 34 eet wire of the: superinter de t of the poor farm pas ort Font Pe ae meat: i 1921; canopy body ; Fardeen, they have always placed | when the supreme t ground that his replies might —An “old-time” blizzard, sweep: OD VOFsOr ¢ I just can't believe there are such n st., Friday night, a score starter, etc. Price lars at our disposal and shown | day denied an appea' tend to incriminate him, “becat ing across the bleak prairies of people in the world—but there are. passengers injured several of their very low. ees courses Aes ane of Sullivan was convicted in 2. he id, “there is nothing tn an: vo cone te rd ohh In the home are several old folks, deserted by their er in terror-stricken efforts to ti at, up to 0 Of Kory afte r 3 no facts or circ ances of the| ed officials from send reliefto | gi oe oe s i "6 a i amaelve: e. Ee cullces lob on Saturday . ng | lea ireavoe Dante wh h does _ 150 pe pte tagrists, snow childre my a times because the children themselves started in the contr a WLEaton ihe had received no official) e inted to his own use alan incriminate me," nd and In dire distress at the | @re hardly making enough to keep their families box and sad apidly thru the car regarding the naming of his) cor $595, paid by the When Sinclair had concluded village of Kendall, near here. sometimes out of pure heartlessness. Motorman F, Coover was in East Pine at Summit Epaving given a pervious prom-) i the city for boa long statement nator Waish sh . r snow was falling That’s one more reason why some of the folks liv- [charge of the street car, and before EA st-0313 Siwould be named for Chi-| isoners. His conviction p- | & series of questions at him, asking ing at the poorhouse are 'there—man’s inhumanity to ® could ‘stop Jt) he was slighty B i Sate eabling fe aled and the court Friday der his $1,000,000 payments : at onde fi y aa ned. Several passengers jumped hires ip cca Ve saad aed th to get relic he par eu the’ wi # and were cut by fs taken out of his hands. he ap vi 1 leged “conspirac i ¢ camp, w ‘ t But those who are at the poorhouse for this reason ee, Sion EK wert. fae hr | would have to come from Attorney John Ff ul will 1 Bec: or Mm: n weet 60 mile r are few—perliaps a score. Against this you must set ohn Krom, 5 0 Seventh ‘ ne at fn n said he wil fehlef of air service at Washing: | Yo? panto AS To all of them " 1 is Heine asitta elon the i a A PY itl Akers z ) was #0 ba window ¢! ferbeexpained. “I have received | (0 ehearing before y S rviek 3 the thousands of good children, who, in the world out he what pty Sea I decline to an and hands may be srunDAY, MAT fin 1 Roosevelt » Including know ing until I re-|¢ en bane 5 baa ide, are tenderly looking after their parents in their ‘complete instructions. These ilivan was sen ; a Aap : 8 are impassable. 8 old age. ; opa orey eee Sov bait tT Bere senate Wal of Sinclair Consolh Mert ? hia For one case like that of Mrs. Blank, in Seattle, there Ir granddaughter, Thelm [AIT ORDERS ON o Fears: whe’ for th a i a bite nign | ion ronan PN Setibale Pam i int ar Rae ee eae cee ™ re slightly burned before | E CHRISTENING stentiary t rs to an Byraaney: 8 Kend are a thousand cases where the rever is true. thay ootiid apkahie Revert athe oak Bare lived in Seatt nd, 2 mae i a or the s we ” a , r re slightly injured, but aid ebfact, I believe this is the : is," Sinclair s a , Ailew political and moral che may send a man ‘iakesnet rhe: $a tina: absaet FI would choose to if HERE’S MORE ABOUT you tranafe 10,000 oF " bad e y officials. | @haye the chance, so I would be y 3 from a New York to a r | ‘Trffti® was tied up on the line for ee STOWAWAY, [Shana ("ae sor =" | Court's Wrapped Booze “2 "=" = |Raligion Seattle, Smith wants pnth ago. paid her way on a ee yet to keep In touch with | Monin AeO Rochester to” Kansas be cited for contempt ¢ ] = rid. | iy, there of. the es as IS SHOT! Sinclair was exci ae Judge N Neterer Rules Liquor Must Be | Education the committe noun youthful bandits. Carlson had a) ioee of he stated, “to 4 d news gathering agencies Fut yard and got off in Chicago, || Shattered Arm Causes Him |asio1 Seen Before Arrest Can Be Made | 7:30 P. M, erasilet our: fizht. pro. pere she worked until she ‘ : Pree Dey sigh written agresmenre|money enough to pay her way to| to Surrender; Mate Held AY ty year fepresentatives of the |>Y an empty purse, she walked BY SAM GROFF view of making up the deficit ¢ it tw believed odity efforts to| 8 hoy a phe fash er ny | along the bs republican par obtai i Third ave. while Iam here, but {cisco and boarded a passenger |j,-4 futile attempt at : sayin roe crea : y ° Hide appointments have ‘been {steamer Somebody saw «hel. | robbery - day night, Ha ; ; Rewer Agent Walter M. Justi sald he was — we fiake this ar. |She bad to rum. ‘Thomps was captured by : the government Sam-| standing a few doors up the street our only wires will be| Then she climbed aboard the ; story ts 1 t is vile! uel Levinson, charged with ponses-|and saw a corner of a gunny sack Emassages stating the time |*teamer Florence Luckenbach, ected) urqay ho staggered to the home” replied Ha : Of QUOr nat Dron een set MaUOe. fe shipped 10. pro || Prof. Kincaid will lecture Mt and departure from{uiled to sail for Portland, and hid In| oP", pA Christensen ou read the New York Times| Judge Ne ruled that prohibl-|truding from the carton + 9:45 “The New r es ” tion agents have no right to arrest a! “How did you know there w |pat ¥:45 a. m. on ie New ion. the hold. : W. Gimiats and plaabed Pars. ald ying the report was true on agents have no right to arre you know there Science of Eugenics.” “If was cold at night Fadi ra |r ose Tatar - gave’ inthreiation man on fon or gues# that an liquor in the sack?" Judge Neterer s ig over my ankles which resulted in the arrest of hin) “yout eects ‘ ; j Jd it wurprixe you if he got! pus ay perrece da cht hd a ht Fall Into Net nice. But I wanted to get to Seattle, | atieged companion in the holdup.|tne story from your offies that they must first see the) “The sack was similar to that in | 5 4 a i = I Conrad Carlson, 17, of 2061 W Hauor making the arres vhich booxe ix shipped," sald Justi. | of Liquor Raiders es sea ” t eek, | 58th at It would, indeed. That story used} Prohibition Agent Gordon B. Attorney Fred C. Brown for Levin-} é Here a tear ran down her cheek, | 5 ; ep Wd Kiedat la MO PAME A a TERt Gr Chooes oh thc emt. Ge Chim arlal: te ke ele eae Abies Himes, Dewey Gillman, 26, of /ang she shook her pretty bobbed| Lawrence Humphrey, 67, had Just! 0 ip sy wis athe Poh sc “g* ae vn O'Hara, a the pening Ke! Le ui, | son this p D moved for wp pres. PBighth ave, and S. Mort, 28, | pair closed his. grocery lhe Third Sse ae ean ace tentitied that on Bravsnions while | sion of the evi soe the ore . “s ras We for. the: night; at 20] % poured his fist upon the a man name ey Mo-|that it was illegally seized, and the eee were mis eZ ane the table ‘ and a polieeman, motion was granted by Judge Neterer. ew eS HIky (n§ ¥ y to get ash this “Th x rT what Mr a NS | Bete Tey nicht. Both tba Fey ia come terribie| Hit Fooma in the rear, when hel sinciaic’ did Sik tee i . *| heard someone at the door. He! i oh : Presb erian Church 4, id the ice, | campaign contributions: | | : things. He cated th harbor pollee:| opened it, and in walked the two| at assumed it was not the pur ‘DUBLIN RAIDERS Smcvaine Hearse | 7 ¢ sc ¥ 0 SIXTH—UNIVERSITY lain’s Field Ses ceiisd Ait, eat a ar | ee ae ie cobaniittng 0 be ta Driver Arrested | uarvara ave. ana Howell st. ps | son lcompetent to testify about the jto catch up with a hearse careenin 9:30 0 i . in on} finished fn a tie in their| “He's staying with my mother-in-| "Humphrey put up his hands, and) Competent to textify about them. If Pp a fh Peed ienceeset pe ta the United States and field meet today at | she said. en jerke ta Prin Ng eee ee ne eee eea j jin the suburbs of Denver at the rate! ject: wrne Majesty of Character. Firepréct “Absotatety then jerked ow gun from his) expenditures of both parties In 1920) |WO oldiers e an j ba FREE GARAGE lub. Each team won five| She was urged to tell who her| waist The two boys dodged behind| yori an v1 jof 60 miles an hour. R. O. Buckley, 6:45 p. m—Young people's ser- |them, firing two shot. The palr| that which 1 will tell you if you| driving, sald Ne was answering The SHOE WEIL condor theres: ran from the store, and Humphrey | 0), DUBLIN, March 22—Relent- | hurry call for a body and just had || tata, “Queen Esther,” and there- || A.C. MITCHELL, Prop. noticed blooA dripping from the less search was under way + J after f two tonsecutive Sun- Near Union Depots the case to the police, and went to aot OVER $75,000 men’ Who ‘aitacked & party of Buckley was fined $50 and costs. ing. be following sermo 200 Roome—$i Per Day Up bed. | The committee then got It British soldiers on a pier at “‘Hereatter you had better have eats of : Special Weekly Thompson wandered around the/general discussion, at atl Queenstown; killttig:<twe)! and Rates grew unbearable, forcing him to “IT don’t remember details. But The attackers, driving a fast mo- Dr Otstetan any - Nd Pay = I'll give you my best knowledge,” |tor car, used a machine gun which Ss yr, Christensen he said he 1} Hays said. “My opinion is that the| mowed thru the closely packed 3 amark of progress shot, meet while fooling with a|total amount in 948, 1819 and 193%, |Seian‘ioops\ "with devawtating || TADHBS MUSHCAL, CL4'm ’ Ballard police ade. bean ‘given by BG Nese is ii repressatativ ./eaught a freight train in the rall Get in touch with. me for |#/00s the Embarcadero at San Fran-/ shot thru the left arm by a Bal enforce the hibit act, on IL b W id police wh at 2 am. and it wasn't a bit ticle he is carrying contains liquor, | asked. . | the police dry squad on| “Then that big mate saw me Just | soy. he said, and had retired to en Is Tie! | | maiden name. Sho wouldn't tell ra Both earted wits, ha’ wid eoeelen | siete " eX thous SHOOT BRITISH | INVER, Colo, March 22—It CHARLES TT. ’ | |name by marriage, nor the name of) «stands up!” ey a uid th t wa aah : aaa ah cde Sor ta Beattie: Hands up!” commanded Thomp-| vant. I'm out of that. and not | @ patrolman more than a mile SUNDAY Finest Popular Priced Hotel . 3 I ha ome very definite ideas for | i + Ss fed In the 11h, making | motherin law is It only coaxed Out counter, and Humphrey — chased) nave me very definite ens for] Many Wounded in Attack | :0, arrested for speeding and reckless || M!Ce® : | BUSH HOTEL older boy's arm. He did not report| CONTRIBUTION thruout Ireland today for four |‘ “‘step on it.’ day evenings the pastor preach- | SEATTLE, WASH. ; A 5 Monthi: : ; more consideration for the live ones,” | ® : : streats until nearly 2 o'clock before|which Hays waa directed to answer! wounding more than a score |... : . ‘Tub Baths |powmbiy by 0 civie bed and ogra of Seattle we = had been shot by @ erocer, and told] melt nolicit any of |State army, it is denied that they ‘leased announce that another large local - F Walsh asked. | were members of the government's B B 3 ¥ » Both boys were taken tol «1 Gig at times suggest to some nt house has join | military establishm Boost i ed the ranks of 100 Per pre jeay <6), of my friends that they contribute.| Free Stato military headquarters | World's Master Plantat ers of Municipal Ownership. The A Chevrolet auto, which the boy#ir may have suggested it to Mr.|in Cork has tesucd n statement 4 ‘Two distinct: styles of this wonderful Book of eo the recent contract under which wece ahd Tocked. Cee enna by the | sinciair,” Haye replied Mivlig | the: aabaasita “uaasubtelsy AT THE ARENA Backs kits: boca ‘adopted: fer le UGA Rae 3 LIGHT will now furnish light and vestigation was started to determine} “It was after you quit the cabl-|were Irregulars who have resumed WEDNESDAY EVENING paper Bible distribution. One is the far-famed Power to lite ownership. Hoth boys were|net, then, that you approached Mr. |th uerilla tactics following the Red Letter Bible (Christ's sayings printed in red questioned by Capt. of Detectiyes| Sinclair?” |mutiny of many army officers and | MARCH 26 for immediate identification), and the Black Charles Tennant, relative to ether! ; at lenst a year and a half|troops because of the government's, : Print le for those who frefer that style, holdups, in which it ts thought they|later. Party heads were working ax | mitit ary reorganization program. | tek to $4.00 j M . |may have been implicated late as inst December trying to] The attack has nroused intense | ous Rantd P 7 Only Three Coupons and : acDougall - Southwick |noye bath ot the cheap man"ordee| eit was lemy than x year agor” |""Under the heading, “The queens.|{| SEATS SELLING mTVaee =the Mere Nominal Cost of Manufacture and | variety, and both loaded, police say.| “Yes; last summer, I think, ‘The|town Disgrace,” the Freeman's|| "¢ SHERMAN, CLAY & Co. : Distribution poery charges. “They” aay it ia} would Pay was # mea for pg ees ae Ton j Style A—Red Letter Bible, | to ed firm and i 75,000 CITY LIG SHT cus- | thelr Test fo awd a, Se 4, ‘ whom \ the sarees nation to support the gov eae pacha ‘ me rae ee ion of DEPENDABLE SERVIC, |) Slate Hearing on sats nut 2x0 van. trl inn Granse Ack | Be ES os on New Trunk Sewer | iio tuna” elan Grange Asks | CAS ALS | * Porgminrinanad | A public herring on the propoved| "I asked Sinclair and othors to] Rail Fight Kept Up | ; faan fs tor neving and only Oregon st. trunk sewer will be held|contribute. Sinclair told me he; wWweNATCHER, March 22.—Chelan WSR ES eeetont Counee the public, thew; —t : j : ; | in Joint Teettal With { vnown BARTELL hese are unmistakable by the streets and sewers committee| would be responsible for $75,000.|county Pomona grange, meeting DRUG STORE, Second and Pike, Seattle, Wash. has of the city council next Thursday af-|1 think that money went as part|here, strongly urged the Wenatchee =| consented to assist us in this great distribution. Coupons signs of progress! Rariseiis Mie ‘petioat, ta: dest” 0k na eee ne ae ke aD the Balter tes coe eae oe HAROLD San be" presented aug, Binee ohtatued: either. et tee | “ ; . office of the Seattle Btar or at the above mentlo | 850, would be paid for by private |rrust company its fight for a certificate of necessity aa Store. All mall orders should be sent direct to the | property assessments totaling $3 “Isn't it true that » had a] permitting construction of the pro. . Seattle Star. 760 and a general fund contribution |funa ot your own personally in|posed Wenatchee Southern ra isvelten : Mail zg $04 amount for Style A or Style 00. " er e Gre +B, with theee of bho alee 3 |New York not connected with tho|The road would connect the Great Uselode 13 conte ‘dcticanl the nets ea pete ot Condemn Salmon | “N°: "thst, not tue P. and roa é eh ee EL ‘ow, I want to msk you about] giving four outlets for the fruit erop Monday ‘Event Condemnation proceedings brought |the evidence of Mr, Wahlberg nd y ning by the government against 2,995! “1 saw that he said he owe] Seek Child Who March 31 |cases of canned salmon as unfit! ns on bh in to Haye Se Soa onre fad aoe, Sam ae ow banda Me ere 11°°"" Robbed School! |] rvn—ciss eas s.0 s.m || NOTICE upheld by a jury In Federal Judge! or not. I have a brother. It may olice Saturday were seeking a Members’ Cushman's court Friday. Mat-|reter to a personal (ransactios be-| juvenile. thief who robbed lockers W. Hill, assistant United!tween Hinkle Hays, my brothet)at the Crown Hill grade school Fri WHT be held for a few a nai Apt of another shipment, jat the Cro aiAe, eat " a few days. pending receipt of ano pmen attorney, prosecuted tholand Mr. Sinclair, Jt was purel¥jday, taking an alarm clock and four | THURSDAY, MARCH which in now en route, | nersonal."* sweaters. ‘The sale of Style B Bibles has exceeded our expectations, Generel baie It that we are temporarily out of stock om this Mail orders