The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1924, Page 1

Seattle Shipbuilder Disappears AYLIGHT HOLDUP! The Newspaper With ‘the I siggest Girenlaton in Washington 1e Seattle Star |... nxrese Ma — Home Edition Wes nder the Act Jeweler Bites Yegg’s Hand; Pair Escapes * | Hobie Scream; Run, but Gra’ Tray of Valuables on Way Out of Store; Merchant Sent to Hospital Chief Seattle Gets His Face Washed Small Boy Gets Revenge and Digs Like Everything Into Old Boy’s Ears; Grotto Turns the Trick — Dumbell DUD’S It's too bad Loeb and Leopold aren't running for office with all this front page publicity We'll bet that lots TODAY'S STATISTICS +It iy estimated that the energy expended in the Randshakes in the coming campaign would milk all the cows in {he United States twice, % : WO DARING daylight bandits early Wednesday morn- sae sees ing slugged M. Lebo over the head with an automatic in his jewelry tore at 1018 First ave., and fled from the store with 50 worth of watches and other valuables j when their victim attacked them. Lebo bit the hand of the man who hit him on the head and the bandit dropped his revolver. Lebo was taken to Li'l Gee Gee says the day of chap-|the city hospital after the fight. suffering from a severe s may be past, but her father/scalp wound. | “THE KID" YELLS. 4, “= HIS PLEA OF INNOCENCE Love your neighbor’ Bible all candidate © se Speaking of candidates, we wonder what has become of McAdoo? robbery | opriete A WORD FROM HOMER BREW | 5; YR DIARY + (August 15) Quatcium Beach, to Campbe! but a short |, for six hours, = pled as ng him on the hand, The } pped his gun, and when } a reamed for heip both ot “I’M McCoy,” He Tells the; = Pe te som oanmea tha Judge at Arraignment ee : 33 of the » SIGN ON A FIRST AVE. CHINESE ral | MANY PACK COURT ROOM | ssi Abe x | attracted neverat aise reams | * ve ithe paneer oe Extend Time to Mond: for | Saw SING be pane xtend Time to Monday for | Hand Laundry dy _,2ehe said he could not accurstety| - Formal: Plea to Slaying | eeuies uid it was worth about $250. He Jack Dempsey has had his Was released from the hos nl ft-| 8, Cal ‘made over.” aking out the droop er the scalp wound was dreaned. | | in the cent news dispatch says. disheveled, eyes gleaming | Firpo would probably have liked ppg ped oed nprapng to have performed this operation. former champion pugi Savage says man of many loves, almost Judge int and jhouted the words in supe dohn E. liquor would go to $150 a case of he w today when ho heard prohibition agent. the Indictment charging him) It would probably go higher |LOOKS Hopeful for Storage | witn tne murder of Mrs. Tereen Mors, than that if the Pacific Tele- st sweetheart | one & Telegraph Co. was sell- Baer ling under the stern | ing it yneys, the “Kid” re wc Rass MC CLOUD, Cal., Aug. 2 silence and uched in By the way, it seems a Shas! today was blanketed wi hile his counsel asked and "he. + , + , for the phone company ai ical the titet oft ade bs pe ipa of the case Angora grotto members answered the plea of Chief Seattle of The Star Wednesday by rates again. They haven't mentioned | and the result of a sudden cc urn | until Monday for pleading giving the chief's statue, at Fifth ave. and Denny way, its annual bath. So the old chief. it this week. jin the weather Complete reading of the eight! tain is ahi a benignant face, sans soot and grime, for the Fleet and Merchants’ 8 e Deals | It is considered important as snow | charges in the true bills returned by | week + —Photo by Frank Jacobs, Star Staff Photographer | Nero aes Caesar, Rome's Pre} storage in the mountain regions has|the grand jury against McCoy was eissie ( cocious “ been one of the big problems facing ved by Defense Attorneys Day HIEF SEATT ‘ wrong idea. He should | hydroelectric companies in Califor-|and Knickerbocker, They stated ths rubbed and his neck a few alienists | nia this year as a result of the light | details of their client's plea had not | Wadaihd Kis Faded re cvated -W Rati! | snowfall during the winter. It was|been completed, and asked additional Seehey RDA Lianall’ bay, of thal es 27 looked upon as presaging early snow- | time. e ; “ : SEND IN YOUR DUDS ¢ P age historically ted Dumbell Dud will pay $1 daily { | *#!! !n other mountain ‘regions Monday at 10 a. m. the plea will - | with soapsuds and a washcloth for the best dud received. Put on | | The same coldturnalso stopped the|be entered and the case set for | did the work your little old think cap and send | | mud ay the aren wiacter | trial | ‘ | ‘The chief*stands in all his i flock of ‘em something like | | which slipped last week from the) pVERYBODY THERE | glory on a stone pedestal in a- | ee ic \apex to nearly the based bE the motn:| ry eee are Earth Covers Man Excavat- | £10 on ® stone pedestal in a tii Stationery Aids in SS eee ie | into m courtroom packed with! ing for Eagles’ Hall Denny way. And the chiet was | Magazine Plan . | curious spectators McCoy was ush ‘ grimy and sooted and no fit | DUMBELL DUD IS SO DUMB sight for the citizenry who carry FP Jered by a squad of deputies. Beside | IE THINKS Re $13,000 Loot Is him on the left eat Harry J, Duntap,| CONDITION I$ SERIOUS) omnis spirit—not to mention the [IS K. K. K. PROPAGANDA ! Treasure Island was written f * - | thousands of visitors here for notorious Southern California “badge Captain Kidd—Virgil Crabb Taken From Bank Bete ati oi eet | Fleet and Merchants’ Exposition | psec: ; Braue pinnate eae GE ase bandit” On his right was ® stolid) Skull Fracture Feared When | eri Division of Taxation at, Snoqualmie pass is a football |." 9" : 79 obis-acay | . | Chief Seattle of The Seattle A sn itbert Boderbers. Four bandits held up the Corn Ex-| secoy wore dark trousers and a| Laborer Is Buried [stay iraskea: fyecvoluiiteral von Olympia Is Involved : owe change bank here today and escaped] hiye denim shirt, the regular unl- | Monday welld scrubbinb | t “ with $13,000 cash. form of the county jail. His shirt | i } | ‘The Fello > Fort ‘ Earwigs are the latest fashion | ¥" eisai 4 is | 4 | Frank” Applequist 7040 37th the annual bath. And owship Forum, “a na from Paris—Helen Benshoot. The bandits drove up to th bank) collar was turned up and he had no " fobr’ members ot. :| to suhiltalinatio tinther thade yey in a touring car While one re-| necktie. av was seriously injured Wed ntth Aeoaptea thi age ry Lipstick is a glue for false mous-|miined in the car, the other three] The little hair which still tops the | nesday in a cavein at the site of the| MRAP GWAR ATS OHIGE See oe roreeeant talib and taches.—W. Jinx entered the bank, forced Cashier) “Kid's” head was mussed old Dreamland dance hall, Seventh forth’ in. splendor once Americanism,” is being ex ploite econ }H. D. Moore and three emplo When he first entered the court-| : more thru of Washington offic a } ; Se 1 6 ave, and Union s Applequist is} Airplanes are tools to smooth ‘the |to Ie on the floor and scooped the| room, McCoy walked up to the Byford Stout, young son of | stationery. bumps off clouds.—C. M. Patterson. h from a till 1 to Page 7, Column 1) suffering from a probable fracture of) Monarch Homer Stout, of the |. ¢ ynsiderably mystified on. recely- eee ——_—_ — ——|the skull, it was declared at the city} Grotto order, officlited. And | in, a HAL anivbloger withime ratte Admiral Way is an officer in ) hospital. | pai ar a i seems | address to “State of Washington, Di- the navy. The victim was an employe of the i y Sei acter ‘hs ot need I vision of Taxation, Postoffice Box Spokane bridge is a new game | Observe Ss et (6) Basle: Oda Gansicdeilen som ba a. and seratehed his neck Olympia, Wash., in the corner of cards. Tr 0. nee Perhaps Byford was get. | ttitity superintendent Clark A rubber plant is a tire factory. engaged in excavating for the new] ting revenge for reonal and | saison Wednesday Neat S4 tats | ivgite home similiar experience }fenare vee P Lorna Welch. lew of Mars; | hink : Iating the youngster were [Missile to find propaganda explolt- see A cavein of earth caught him as he! ii father Hyneman, {128 the Fellowship Forum Nut sundae is a national holi | was bending over, and th him} @. Piten nd | re was nothing In tho enve Mra. I. Hilton, Sumner. | oF hey See Big ( rops hedaaene to the BROUNA | Whiteway lope indicating that the state of A pharmacy is an agricultural Fellow workers dug him out, but} ce tare role will be Aft as ve sn erg In the A hi a ar ari host to all the other orthwest publication, t has only an offer school.—Kit Sap. {he was, unconscious. Applequist ¢ srottoes t lto sell stock in the pu ti 8 | BY MAGNER WHITE gested that the Lowell school of | gi c19 q | ¢f.xrottoes ut n convention here [to sell stock in the publigation, Skywriting is done by a clergyman. OWELI OBSERVATORY, Martian astronomers believe it bd | Octal Doe mt sey wee the abosriesth i A Hie months’ Ne any We ELL, : sdaaibte 4G Hat RbER ued Of Vous | personification of § @ spirit | scription offer and a mimeographed —W.R. L. L Flagstaff, Ane rad | etend ue to make a ppearange for | form letter addressed to “Dear Cg Tremendous growth in two jant® TE TER PUGET Go RIED ON | Her vinloprlodgenten. Prien +d 3 # 2 bday aeanton off Offhand estimates showed their B | 5 *You CAN HAVE THE Ci Hy Whey some begs Ha ompart combined areas to be more than | HE WANTED TO WORK; | WendOr: Woall) cna SUS 7 Ob SN ee Phe hat a mo Subd bdhieg in 10,000 aquara ‘mies. They. c | Washingson, ‘Taxatio ion, be —M |. Wilks, Brem- ‘s observations at Lowell po 370 miles across ei rs envelope spre. epee Me: Sem oat cae at. DIRE e iOlaarration ned nearly threegourths |] LAD KILLS: HIMsekE Ready for Wi jing Ku Klux Klan propaganda,” pad A Lcckcheede of bhe-way across the disk of the | Pande eons eady for IAREP | commented Jackson % S ‘The regions have been on the | Gyre | AN FRANCISCO, Aug, 20, One Seattle thief is not going to The stock offer in the en | n ' © Seattle lef is not gulng to r ec a | pack of the planet until the last Scientifically, the regions are ||} Donald Myatt, 16-yearoid |) inter | velope rirked Jackson to become a ’ ‘ . tow days and, therefore, were better knowr Mare Sirenum’” high | school boy, 1a dead today a % HH |partner in publishing the Forum. | Don’t Like Spooning not observable In their entiFety hd Ace GUAR DH | because he would rather work Thomas Winne, nid sth Ye 'B\ gaat Asclande: thatthe: intandac to . . but last night they swung into | name “Ma Latin for “sen,” than go to school {Teported to’ the . police ednesday | inquif@) of the division of taxatic Outside Their Home) p" yiiter view and presented | wan applied before, it was al In the basement of a flat | that w halt w Toad of wood@has| wiv. Yee oniclowmecs raion on | The two spoonern who Have been| graphic evidence of the ex oovered that Mats has no sons or where his parents live, the tad |] been stolen from the basemont. of] @g® exploiting plfely commercial in the habit of parking their car| sion in thom that has tak ocean Killed himself some time Monday || his how / Ontorptine 1 front of the home of Leona| place since the, spring began in Reduced to more understand: || night, parents and police believe a. eScd | Fowler, 1100 22rd hve, had better| the Martian #outhern homie able forms, the combined ares | “Folks: Well, 1 don't go to | Sido. pit any \thore,<* Police: were|: DHE cover more than 700,000,000 |} school, Don." Thieves who entered the home of} Entering the home of 8 Haya. asked to be on hand Wednesday| Glowing a faint blue-green Jn acres, ‘This would raise more Such, was his declaration of || H. R. Johnson, 170 26th ave, Tuos-| shigaki, 116 Eighth aye. 8, while mi ht to discourage the practice spite of shimmering atmospheric tin —21,000,000,000 bushels of independence, written before he {| day night got $19 In cash for then | the family was asleep Tuesday Kr is apnoying, thé Fowlers de-| conditions which temporarily wheat, even if the crovs were fired the fatal shot, trouble, Johnson reported to the) night, a thief rifled the house and ¢ hampered observations, they sug: bad. police Wednesday, escaped thru a windaw with $60. * claxe. »/of Washington on Sound Missed From ‘Ship, Seaborn Thot Drowned Mystery Surrounds Cruise on Yacht on Puget Sound That Ends With Tragedy for Sick Man |G berheek itrol boats wer ng t Four- M e Ba body of Charle le I is be- lieved fo } fror ht Te night while he ng about the Ww party of friend ter irrounds the ci nt === BROWN SCORES sence" PHONE TRUST wa Engineers Gather Data for ay Use by the City HER 1 build Wo missed him en we were its issu- depends the city own al near the F W y ge might } fallen to utrn over to the pick him up. prea t SEABORN WELL on the KNOWN ON COAST r ywerboard the r r a viole attack j ‘ trust, comparing Is The for lit to r who enters a man’s operat me and steals his valuables.”* | Seaborn known on the If a burglar entered your home | coast, havi ice president you would not temporize with tim | general manager of the Seaborn Ship-)and ask him how much he would j building Co, in Tacoma, during the ou,” he said. “You would |war. His brother, H. B. Seaborn, is/call upon the law to protect yous vice president of the Skinner & Eddy |1 have called upon the legal branch | corporation t council—to deat ube Jack and Dan, age er, Catherine burglar. are the most to our country are gnawing att he vitals of thé is married and has twin 11 years born. is liv: He also has a sister, Mrs pert Bredner, of Col-|nation, The phone company 1 by, Wash. to do to city what @ |. At the present time Senborn does to your ho Many | terested in the Blanchard Boat Build uve been destroyed by ing Co., on Lake Union. His home ople those running the in Seattle i 2802 11t N ne it SAYS HE'S READY TO START RIGHT NOW 4 \ It t of this city and | 3 the ne guarantee me I will zood fai set my engineers to work to r the data and t pia estimaies of cost \t tion of a municipal to start in to build attle right with the |Stiff_ Wind Holds Aviators; | {7 em | Try Again Tomorrow now. 1 want ystem for S to co-operate mayor ¢ ed that condem- REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Aug, 2 A stiff wind sweeping across the by cn of the present system would he today caused postponeme n that the clty must pay the re- construction value, at present costs of all the old and obsolete equip- nent that has been insalled by the {again of the flight of the round.the Id aviators ‘he Americar rmen will attempt |™ ss ae off for Frederiksdal, Green-|¢ompany in the past 20 years. nd, tomorrow He charged that such a method s would cost 65 per cent more than LONDON, Aug. 20.—Forty-one per iction of an entire new sys- [Ron were killed and 8,000 made t was w wasthe matter the lw deal,” the said. “We bought a lot of out-of-date stuff, paying new The value of the sys- n. $5,000,000," arthquake in the ines nce of Semiryechensk, Soviet | Turkestan, ding to the Allaha bad correspondent of the ng | News. It is reported that over homes were destroyed by the tremors. homeless in an with mayor o'd anc 4,000 | pr street es for it, tem was not more th How About Your Part in Getting the Park? ““Common Folks’ Paradise” for Every- one; So Is the Fund Campaign LE water bathing b is going over the top iny Ww ch, clams, hills Si campaign for the $10,000 to climb. Rustic resting places. share of the State Salt Water Park| Scenery, unobstructed by sign: Purchase fund, according to ac-| boards. Free, thru the efforts countants at the Automobile Club} of the solicitors and the go-get- headquarters hand contributions. At@the same organization of| | ters who have shown t | on of the proposition by ng to the fund, ® ling time an enthusiastic ‘Tacoma business men is raising that | por, abinia ‘oe: the uke ee city’s $5,000 share of the $18,000)... who have inscribed their names total on the park’s “Honor Roll” with A A s board hav-| contributions. Your name should ing agreed to furnis additional ie there, too 3,000, it appears likely that the] complete fund will be forthcomin Mrs, C. I. Hanemann, Star Lake soon, if everybody gets in on the} Inn, $5; Mr, and Mrs, C. 8, Clarkte |fund with a contribution $2; United ment club, School Small subscription€) continue to} Dist.@No. John Denham, be sent in thru Young Men's Busi-|$1; Chas. Bullock, $1 Stocks, ness club solicitors here, and many) $1; A. W. Barker, $1: Drew, Jare mailed in voluntarily, But{$1; Pete sgpith, $1; Peter H, Wests | what the park fund needs is @any|ern, $1; M. Johnson, An: more and la ontributions. {dersopy $1; JoM@ph $1; John | Some of these 8 Seattle, ‘Ta-j Holter, $1; Johannos Jensen, ~ $15 {coma and the citizens of, the syr-| Ch Godson gps; M. Turner, Jrounding territory will have that 90-]31; W: Chiver 3 0. Ky Cox, Jacre trace near Des Molfi@s de |s1;0 A. Erickson, W. Noyts, veloped into the dream of its spon-|$1; Frank H. Paul, url sors—a “Common Folks — Play:|son, $1; Mrs, han, “1p ground.” A place where you and! Howell, $1; 1. $l; Daves T and everyone can drive in for a} Martin, $1; ¢. Churehill, $1; Bd day or a half day or ay Holt, $1; B, Jenkins, $1; OF lunch without leaving our businesses | Linden, $1; Mark Hanna, $1; Walter” to get back into the remote wilder-| Kerry, $2; M. J. Robson, $1; Dr, Hy ness. Coo, $1; Dan Bass, $3; Frank Filta, Tt will have accommodations | $3; Reynolds hotel, $1; Art Print for 10,000 automobiles, A salt d ing company, $2.50, we Sess