The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1924, Page 9

TUESDAY DISCOVERED — ee Starts in South; Cattle Die FEVER !S REPORTED California Herds Stricken by New Malady SAN FRANCISCO, May &—With the fight agains pitemie mons won, 8 danger ap a today to | e live stock industry ‘Anthrax fever was discovered ral head of o near Pitts Soe trom anthrax Reports were received 1M aay that what appeared to } here yester be a new egbreak Of hoof and mouth disease had been discoyered in Lassen county gad De. Carter Immediately was or dered to inspect the herds i GATES ATTACKS QUARANTINE Says Ailment Precautions Hardship on Tourists | jCilifernia’s panicky attitude to the footand-mouth-disease neediess hard: } in to tourists in that state, ac to Frank Gates, of Seattic, » He returned after aytrip Southern state. During the| said, he was fumigated 16) between San Francisco and the} border, i Tt Mb easy enough for tourists to| fate California, but hard for them | gt out,” Gates eaid. “The state tumigating on @ hit or miss different from the thorough methods employed at the Oregon. border. There is nothing the California inspec county operates on a basis." SRPAaSP ST TBs? about and each Wash! ig made and a thoro fumigation Automobile clubs now are | to have this fumigation | Official, done by the federal and a certificate lasued | RSP SASFR ER SE 5 : . a CAMP CONTROL a ATE DEPARTMENT | a . L Tourist camp here for two said that camps in California “et “Tunaing wild.” Some of them | & dime, others a dollar, a He noticed. he said, that while and Washington roads were | thape, California high. | Futted in bad repair. | hé is working to have Wash. eampe put under contro! of a | are allowed with tourtats | and in the past few ds have been taken mand killed. Gates said. eee TDEMIC BARS ay Open; Fishing to Permitted in California AN FRANCISCO, May 6.—Fur. mr evidence that the California and moutlr disease epidemic ts [tte under control was contained BB! writs of announcements by of- * fighting the disease here to- ‘These developments were: it that the Pacific ‘| highway from San Franciaco hoped is now open and free} | and other traffic. At no i there absolute quarantine | at a few points will cars} fee, to run thru disinfecting eat that fishing will be il equnties except those i quaranti ine, that in the last have been no major Teported and the minor been within the so-called < ‘ find Texas, according to| ed received here. have named dele. | Hina to visit California and inves- ‘EL’ Conditions for themselves, “Which they. will report back Tespective mn governments ti as to what should be taken on Califor- “oe embargoes on farm EXECUTED Die. on Gallows After Conviction for Murder | ee | FEW ORLEANS, 10. May 6.—-| Me et TAP at Amite, on which | nes Will be hanged Friday, i today, and other prepara- ; for the executions. oc Convicted of mur. alias Caimes during a hold- ‘Will be hanged in “twos,” Moon Friday. Alt of the are in a state of collapse S teath cell of tha New Orteans ‘ mao rettening the lives of all ‘ sl ibaa in the hang- ee huge bribes in are freed, have been Sil fticials connected | ‘ Prison warden ue to allow the men fe was threat A atened } BRFATR Beaty Melliy, who pro- Was threatened ne #AMe letter carried the lives ot Gov.| almes, widow of | NTHRAX PLAGUE ( Yabove that figure, | : LESSENED out a compromise schedule in which ogi Jcent. It is not belleved that thin! | Bonus Proponents Await 'Wounded Bandit Is | said she had become a mother, that} George Gillespie, the a sheli-hole, has cut off his allowance. the Hawthorne in Chicago. works of the T SUSPECT DEAD PASSES : SENATE soa Found in River Identi- fied by Father MEDFORD, Ore taken from the It | wae today identif The en-|De Autremont, long sought as a sus. income tax schedule |Dect In the Siskiyou tunnel train | democratic Was adopted by the senate Mondcy, | Fobbery Identification was made b the easily succeeded in overriding the | Young man’s father, who came here ington borler a charge | Mellon pian and adopted the norma) | from Eugene, Ore Autrem: INCOME TAX CUT Conference Decision to As- sure Lower Rates for U. S. WASHILN tire democra TON, May ¢ The progressive democratic coalition | and surtax rates indorsed by the mi: | nority. The action of the senate as sured tax reduction for Americans, Axperts declared, pointing out that the measure passed by the house is generally similar. Conflicting details will be ironed out in conference surtax rates in the tax bill, the sen-| ate voted 44 to 37 for the democratic Coron normal tax rates. Under the action of the senate, taxpayers of less than $4,000 will pay a 2 per cent normal tax next year; from $4,000 $8,000 4 per cent, and on incomes over that 6 per cent. Surtax rates range from 1 per cent on $10,000 to 40 Der cent on $500,000, The Melion plan would have pro- vided a 3 per cent normal tax on ALIVE HE SWEARS HE'S A. BE. F's “finest and most com- plete corpse,” wants the world to know he still is very much | alive, He has been reported officially dead many times | Romagne a shell splintered 10 ribs, Then he was buried in| but managed to crawl out in was bombed, and the ship he came home dn caught fire. But now he can't show any disability and the government® \ittie be He is an electrical engineer at) vy them. Electric The hospital he was\* youngest of t a nation progrens sin southbound No, 13 was by the robbs Who was manager of the} After voting to put the democratic | obtaining any er Undecided on Probe of Death |... had been |Tuesday forenoon on « profable in- quest into the death of Mrs. Ida O.| known In | thropy work, Who was killed Sun day at/Auburn, when she attempted ! to board ‘her husband's car while It wag moving. She was thrown under tho wheels incomes under $4,000 and 6 per cent and was so badly injured that she Sustax rates | died a half-hour later Cooper, THI Officers Monday Cle ¥ dressed in camy child as he Immediately afte had left, ¢ parted in the’ ting inte two ut of the dist hee authe Tuesday mi: until is not being company lay €—A body DALLAS, Tex iver Bunday |that W. G. Mca as that of Hugh|by the Ku Klux K paign for Texas’ 40 ¢ nationa were dented today by Adoo's manager was the|l atate conventions republicans, May McAdoo, vi reache ventions: phitan. | Seek Wenatchee was infor May 6. urd bugaboo,” r ns of Capt nager f¢ of a majority SEATTI ey found answer le lad'’s de s entire time t for his son, Besides ha of nearly every ff in the state | he has enlisted the Burns organisa At} tion to help him. sypey band ow the at t the present time legates to the convention. Cato Sells, Mc Ww. or Senator County id thruout Tex gates to the Negro After Frightening Girl | Police were still searching Tuesday morning for, a burly Mrs, Cooper n tered the home of Mrs. E. W. {ren, 223 Second ave. W ro who en War and fright would have ranged to a maximum had lived in Auburn for the past 12| Ped her 14-yearold daughter, Ethol, of 25 per cent Chairman Smoot announced after the vote that he would seek another vote later in an attempt to work the maximum rate would be 35 per move will sueceed/ As passed the, senate, surtax rates ate closely in harmony with those of the house, which set the maximum at 37% per cent. If the 40 per cent rate stands it is believed there will be little difficulty in adjusting the ditference in conference. VETO PROBABL Fate of Measure WASHINGTON, May . - shares | Coolidge. ‘trong indications from Whi.¢ House |Say to face a charge of taking an authorities that the veto again wilj |utomobile without the owners per-| were hopeful that he would poll) jesion, Sheriff Matt Starwich an-'nbout 75,000 of the 450,000 or 500 - be exercised, President Coolidge was | '™ promptly on the insurance soldier | bonus bill. The measure, which arrived at the White House late yesterday, has} been referred to Secrtary of the Treasury Mellon and Gen. Lord, dl-' rector of the budget, for study and | to report whether the public! freas- |} ury can stand the finanglal burden’) Involved In the bill, Upon their re.) port the president's final Aecision | will rest. Mum on Pal’s Name Still refusing to divulge the name/ of his accomplice Jack Durning, | 19-year-old alleged drug store ban-; dit, showed some improvement! Tuesday at the city hospital, where he is being given treatment for a pistol wound in his abdomen, | Durning waa shot by James Law.) ren, a clerk sleeping in the Phinney | ave. pharmacy, 69th and Phinney! ave., who sighted two men entering | the store carly Sunday morning. | The other man escaped. HERE’S MORE ABOUT Bobbed Bandit STARTS ON PAGE 1 brief but spectacular. She and her husband confessed to | 10 robberies, mostly in chain grocery stores, early this year. In the last of these Cooney shot a clerk who! snatched at his wife's veil to see her | features, By this timo she had be- come famous as the bobebd hair ban- dit and had several imitators, An intensive police search drove the couple to Florida by boat and} they were captured at Jacksonville, |) April 20. | At the time of her arrest Celia the baby had died and that it was to} provide for this child that #he took up the life of a bobbed hair bandit, KNICKERS | Knickers of the same material on the frock are a part of many sport sults in jersey or alpace years, Hold Three Here as Yegg Suspect: Three yees suspecta were held in| the city jail Tuesday morning. lowing their arrest at the Ozark hotel! Monday night. after police had dis | covered a cache of revolvers, flash Ughtajand cloth gloves In the hotel. uursii| Predict Coolidge Winner in Indiana Bert Ahola and 8. G. Gpbriel, all have} polite tecords, the arresting officers | declare. Orcutt was arrested and} INDIANAPOLI8, May 6—Predic jtried in connection with the cireus| tion that President Coolidge will de payroll holdup at Vancouver, Wash., | three years ago, but was acquitted. understood to be prepared to act |ounced. }into hysterics Monday |negro entered while was out of the fot, | Commiasioner’s office } tion trip, } the department Orcutt, afternoon, The Mra. Warren house. She was Bearby and rushed in to confront} s him when be explained that he was ja representative of the city health on an inspec; ‘There are no colored inspectors in feat Hiram Johnson, 16 to 1, in the Indiana primaries was made at noon KLAN NOT BACK OF M'ADOO | Texas Manager Denies That |}. Rumors Have Basis lemocrats an | a today nt Coolidge headquarters an| [state indicated the president's sup: | numbers: 000 republican votes FRESH FIG PASTRY BARS FILLED WITH IMPORTED SMYRNA FIGS The Candy Shop offers these bars Wednesday at very special prices. —one pound, 25¢; three (3) pounds, 60¢. 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STORE however, ‘Tacoma Officials |Feports from voting places over the} pe TAL k the To Try Pair Third | Time Ploneer # r . a with | Spellman, « & quantity of nareoties in a safety deponit The 1 on April 24 of Jast year, but the jur failed to agree and wan dismissed The men were tried again with the government plac ¢ Of Saturday's | nent Was assured of |many of the | meat p.m. to Rein meat o¢ nd mineral supply, & fresh popular amet j rAR i 8 GYPSIES FLEE JOHNSON WAITS THREE INJURED BUSINESS IDEAL LONGSHOREMAN _ FROM-POSSE | HOME VERDICT Blockade Hunting Mace Child IN CRASHES | HIS SUBJECT WINS $3,500 Roads |Valifornia Voters Cast Bal-|Two Boys and Woman Suf- \Prof. Bissett Will Speak to Injured at His Work, Given lots on Party Delegation fer in Automobile Mishaps Merchants Here Damage Verdict HY M.D. TRACY ’ t . 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