The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1924, Page 1

| County Workers Accuse Chiefs of / CAMPAIGN FUNL WEATHER iii” The Seattle Star "°"! ii The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington ane Ma * Wash, un Congress Maret VOL. 26. NO. 1 f <p SEATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, AUGUST 238, 1924. * TWO CEN IN SEATTLE, Bosc ODS Start Own Cleanu pale to Contrinte | Miss Jack iremen Aiding to Pulmotor Saves Pups Colyum pane Girl “Dead Pekinese Overcome by Smoke, but Fire se n| Capt. Hedges Reviamartded by Chief tinger”’ ok a PEER Film Kid Probe Pielow Case = to Save Them ; ee Beer * a swan song Commissioner’s Accusations, Are Not. Denied After Public Charge Is Forcefully Made XHAUSTIVE investigation of th BY JOHN W, NELSON )XTORTION was charged in the county political fight Saturday, with the janitors and elevator men, poorest paid employes of the county, as the victims of political in- trigue. charges of alle; | -, On Aug ording to charges leniency shown former Police Sergeant Ed Pielow| e 3 es Liter promigibelarnrcn: Thursday morning when he drove his automobile into three | |was ma both elevatur mat others, was under way Satuyday by the committee of fire- 00 e , « from each. men and policemen handling the campaign for increased | : day, Cormmissioner Frank I nfronted Ted Corbett, head pay for these departments, the members declare, The accident occurred in fron [the Van Siclen Apts, on ighin | ] ave, between University and Seneca y-city building, |who is alleged to have collected the a: : ing to Paul, told him rages Apt i OD e that he could not reveal that. without authorization from a Tho ig §t’'to (be "used Gaea partment head and indépender (4) avis pa! eve er investigation. Lg gre. Why It is to be used for you and are asking the public | dT 8 or Br i e used for y lor ine 7 sth . . | AUGUSTA, Me., Aug. 23.—De USED AGAINST HIM hints of suspicion cast on eith claring that the Ku Klux Klan ‘ Saul” Tha said Paul," is a Me. You eee department. is “contrary to the letter and |). tat this money is to be used x x We are going to get the facts spirit of the constitution,” Gen. mince tie 1 no knowledge ANNOUNCEMENT jon t make them public Tr or Charles G. Dawes added his (eee an ceeeing collected until Owing to the fact that Mr. Dud We " Investigate every stamp of disapproval to the friends who had been some s a modest fellow and also be. other similar circumstance, and give hooded order here today, : ; cull ge ‘ : a alae amet eng | ABOARD 1 RICH bp ahr | ferees £5 ad tole aa cause Homer G. Brew returns 2 P MOND, Aug. 2 » airplanes, 5 A Who did you turn the money over i tefcgm his vacation Monday, Mr. Member of | the committee are yard as. -% ral ? BY WILLIAM J. LOSH [1 Dud will retire to the editorial ries E. Gallagher and E. B.| M™olorboals and kyaks, ex LYMOUTH,. Vt. Aug. 23-— | “I cannot tell you that; J do not tensive sear Jes ar 4 ; ir | page where the will occasionally nell, of! the fire gepartment aive searching parties are President Coolidge will re- |i now anything about, it,", Corbett combing thr ice-Dound coast of ; set forth crumbs of wisdom. atroimen BE. H. Davey, Ken | Greenland today for trace of | ply to the challenge of John W. | replied. : _aaenne ee _ —— i eth L. Webb 4 Daniel Keane. " 38! Davis, his democratic opponent, n aren 1 pecicinen her pote Kean) the missing Italian aviator,” | to join in a public comfemna. | Shaking his fist in Corbétt’s fate, es HERE'S THE WINNER | SEVERYNS STILL | Lieut, Locatelli, who has not | tion of the Ku Klux Klan and | Paul in an angry tone that attracted I | INVESTIGATING been heard from since he | thereby remove that subject | the attention of a number of per Dumb-bell thinks | Chief of Police Severyns deciarea| lunged into a fog while ac | from political debate this year. [sons in the second floor corridos #f . i When Artie-chokes. Saduirtiay < that wo tit Invest) Companying the American wor'd | Whether Mr. Coolidge. will accept | the county-city building, then sald: Tie poor fool's laughing | ting the circumstances in the Pie.| flyers from Iceland to Green- | |che challenge ana join with Davis Jo "you méan that Tt have Sm At his jokes! low case land Thursday afternoon, | land ‘Senator La Follette, who pre-|thru this campaign with the odium ss < oy i} fi of having collected money from jan i feclared that he severely rep-| One hundred and thirty -miles | viow A coodenned” the an 1 elevator men hanging over He thinks an “heiress 4 Captain KE. Le Hedges,!from Greenland, at the spot where and ruled it out of the field of|tors and elevator men hanging | vatile’s " vier ete eg” arena 6 i | caitin aaa Se er the|™e and that I am not even to know Is a maid | Seattle's “dead ringer” for Jackt night for the manner in|the destroyer Barry Inst saw Lieut. “, ; j mpaign issues, or whether t to whom the ‘méney “whe aie Whe pilots air-ships, Coogan turned out Saturday to b¢| which he handled the case Locatelli, the Italian flyer, at 2:30 re we jpresident will hold that it is not an petite 4 Unafraid t-year-old Katherine Ketcham, of|yns said that he told Hed p. m. Thurnday, the U. 8. 8. Rich and Cesrethre ‘requires’ 10° fUy |"! Co rtiatt. «unions: fetes the ae tix 1453 Taterlake Weds -Eha wae. dle-lhe should have had the.! dt-|mond took u today to When smoke filled the home of J. S. Hopkins, 1909 25th witerafos ‘ beyond ‘the ‘one be]. sat ‘s wrath and said that e covered as a result of a movie com-| ir {ficers make a report s nat | direct sing oN. Fri - i 4; z ; in his acceptance speech, mmission Ls “They're fond of waves, 4 dea The Blar's ft : : od bah ave. N., Friday night, three Pekinese puppies, in an attic, eo nta Padvlade Id he knew nothing about it, turning petition running in The Star's fil could be some bas p | arm a F : of advisors could s “ He says, and tells fore ‘td e . badey eee tata Lo.| were overcome by smoke, Firemen who extinguished the way 7 Hoem rory his et Katherine and her mother were| Four men were sent to the scene |ca plunged n two| blaze managed to revive the two shown in the picture, but) It ‘was understood here that ar- ze! ae oa ae ‘ourt the “swell ‘ " ittinitad nad iba © for Gen./elevator operator, and y ee visiting in California last summerjof the accident by Hedges, but not|days ago was at loping the|a third died from the effects. Damage to the home was : _ nt a M n on sey nia janitor, each paid Corbett $5.76 4 r of the filming! on: . out a report ne antes early thin rn No @ 7 eral Da during his speech at|@ Janitor, each p 5.75. F And asks why folks Ror agtlee onl aN ght ge J stggrrys ehepoatarvaea ta api pton bo PO pe mt ale Rape a about $250. The fire started from an electric iron. The\Kvcusta Me. this afternoon, to| They protested to Paul and he Ps, “lost chord” care, King” ye Sie d I by’ th Seda thea Admiral Magruder | 2098 in the picture are Peggy and Beauty; held by little ss the question in such a man.|learned of the transaction thrill ne When cords of wood Jackie's director came off the act} He was wait! for the mists to| Bobbie Boehme, neighbor of the Hopkins’. as to constitute a temporary | them. Are every where! and said Katherine “was the b Sands 4 litt before putting out the Ric h Photo by Frank Jncobs, Star Staff Photographer to Davis until Mr. C Pat McGee, another janitor, Te Vv doutle® for Jeekie” he: had ever e , | me ‘8 seaplanes t ‘« a search. ~ |decides upon his own cours the fused to pay the extortion, he told ris thine tina ore Se Fi catais satin’ haired. Kath~| S00 dlamex: wil tie. tidedl “habteel ' s| matter. j Paul, saying that he knew the Is what we hand in, crine was exactly. like Jackie when here and the shore, while the crut Davis’ challenge dropped into | y to be used against Without a price he was a baby, and no doubt that er elgh und destroyer Barry alae the quiet of the village here with | Paul To get a stand-in! accounts for Katherine winning the are scouting along the east coant ot| something akin to a hombshell | Corbett, after the encounter, re , . ; : ‘ nae aret/titee effect last night. Secretary | fused to discuss the charges. VI $10 gold piece offered by The Star s to nd. There are three theo 7 e Y |fused to dis arges. But—from this last for the youngster who best imitated he wreck re-|ries among naval officern as to Lo 'Shipstead Charges G. 0. P.| President Jackson Abturis| Siemp, folgethar with perhpabe } “I do-not know anything about B ey sav , cate 2 ; , tored from ‘© _dstock | jt," Corbett assert My pencil shrinks; Jackie, who 1s at the Liberty in|F they saw broken whis-|catelli's whereabouts | | men, motore n it,” Corbett asserted. Poor Dub, al Tilia” Detain orease bottles in the rear of Pielow's| 1. That he flew over Green. | With Banker Control to Japan for Repairs to Colonel Collidge's home and | ‘pid you make a contribution He “thinks he thinks!” Photo by Frank Jacobs, |car and also that there was spilled) Jand, lost his way, ran short of | | | caught the president just as he | personally?” Corbett was asked. 0. HECK Star Statt P Hquor on the floor of the car. gasoline and w foreed to e the busy bee, the American| The Admiral-Orlental lincr Presi-| was retiring. | “I refuse to say as to that,” he : Wright vieid, | Beveryns dectared that would} land somewhere on the west | farmer works all year only to have|dent Jackson, delayed several days| Mr. Coolidge read the word of the] returned . |have all four officers before him| coast. T theory is given sup- | nearly all his “honey” taken from Oriental waters, en route from j°b#llenge by the light of a lamp in| Ralpn McDonald, one of the ele- AND OTHER FOLKS SAY to determine the reason for the| port by Danish warships, which | him, said Senator Henrik Shipstead| yokohama to Seattle, is returning |‘%¢ Parlor and then decided to make|vator men, said he did not know DUMBELL DUD BEL Vv 8 THAT: discrepancies in their stories | (urn to Page 2, Column 1) of Minnesota, «peaking for La Fol-|t,. 1c for repairs, according to {0 statement until he had a full copy nything about the collection, but The milky way are \ candidacy at the Masonic|wora at the line’s offices in the {°% the Davis speech |when asked if he had paid any stats are condensed —G. W, Nelsoa | | ; temple Friday night, The republican|y, C, Smith building, Saturday.| Because the klan issue had nearly | "ney he refused. to make any Auburn, | party claims credit for increased cngers on the Jackson will be; *T¢cked the democratic convention in|, 1 ne lie } orrors 0 n In wheat prices, he said. |transferred to the President Jef-|New York republican leaders had not| «pis is a deliberate attempt bY Shaker salt a new jazz } What we criticize bea? for is\ferson an wil from Yokohama. pred ty ecg te en ft, and) my political enemies to assassinate An: : using their power in the last four] August |they, inturn, ,were not anxious to shetacth ; : Promises $1 a Month Rates ra to keep thoe prices down,”|~ Mac ouble on the Jack-|Faise the issue within their own [m2 “rarscter and at the same time: v p n. Machine troub n h Ja | ene: ny ig! ne nefit one of the ‘ring’ candidates, ull is re only to Householders Here json does not affect the bont’s sea-jran »_|Paul charged. “Corbett may refuse . Goeghegan, Oro- | © Shir 1 left for Bolse| worthin is said, and passen-| Hence, they agree any reply calls|, : |for very cautious treatment and the | ‘© 9nswer but I am going to sets Wee erecting ot me aty| Lies Desperately to Save Neck: i Spe Bee wisest. counsel before It ia made. |*®¢ battom of this thing.” P cat 2 —Ch called a meet >, be Phe eed | 1es e I y ecKS O Davis’ political interruption of the | PEST 7 2 council board of public wor Mi lli M it | |placid routine of the president's va Schull easel cad his advistory board for next| illionaire Murder. Pair ; Lratibn ‘callie Goi he everct Bismion ib Baton Rouge ts where lips sticks | Monday to lay plans for a muncipal| biggest day for its favorite son. ‘This | nial ade taRaETY Bsiope telephone befor em, Seattle apart | CRIMINAL COURT ROO: | nd revenge and lust for blood is the day of the president's re: tee ment house agents ere saa and ‘| Aug. 23.—Blending ¥, logic | of savage race has been trans. jtion to his fellow townsmen f Sitting Bull was a police judge. | tail grocers are organizing to make} ielne with philosophy, | planted Into Chicago. in this tir neighboring, Vermonters, and. tom | Pringe Sails on n Berengaria —Elmer Kerse; inn ¥ ats and — understand | quarter of the 20th century H ? Y Ch miles around the folks were trooping bhi none tru! _| Clarence Darrow today | “I can picture these ire eres Your ance to Brea Into in carly, dressed in their best for United States Raser clams can shave—S. E ek. representing | creg a powerful sermon against | sponsible, disoased boys put in a cell Twenty thousand people are ex E ; t rental agencie® | man's inhumanity to man. checking off the minutes, the hours, | |pected at the demonstration of the]... > : fi siie 500 apartment! arrow today wove the same|the days until they are taken out to| | president's popularity among his own | , Bae THAMPTON, Aug. iter car hit Sell called a meet | spei1 h yesterday brought tears! be hanged jmountain people. The roads for 20] UAdreds of Americans mingled with aati acres Monday morn: | trom es of the spectators and “L can picture them with a | |miles in all directions are patrolled | 4 great rw that gathered here to- MacQua Bee m to refuse £9) even br down the phenomenal| black cap on their heads, placed t by motor police and marked ‘one| ily (0 pi Nim bon ite a arlene ce adie bills under *he)eaim of Hichard Loeb, He stated) on the trap door, with some ANDIDATES for the governorship of the sovereign || way traffic | seers and unobtrusively boarded “ nereased ra » human bel yuld have done pressin; s) i fa aie ss 7 | Ps niga ae Fords.—Georg E hers ORO ERS MAY ies e Teds Gove” Aa witout eia!| iy rh Foe it alan Kottles state of Washington, front and center: Berengaria before dawn this morn. Le Fea barra | REFUSE TO PAY leased fhinds dangling at the end of the rope. Thursday The Star gave candidates for the superior 4 " ak. sassat unis a keh bling a papa gig ree Frank Kannair, se ret | “I propose to show you that cer! “This should bring satisfaction bench of King county a chance to break into its Hall leedesupes patie ee Caales Retail Grocers ation, 1 “|tain facts in the lives of these two! to some people. This should sat of Fame by forgetting generalities and getting down R jranged from the demonstrations of eee vised its 1,200 members not to pa | how beyond all shadow of) isfy civilization, This should sat to brass tack They crashed the gate. Superintendent Clark Jackson, | Dod will: SH ERE haat ak ; rL-—-May [their telephone bills under the new loupe that their minds were dis-| isfy righteous indignation and T satan ict eR UAT Cie fA of the city utilities, received some) S004 Will on the part of the British- Cheyenne is a bashful gt sind ceca he gall | know nothing erueller than Here’s YOUR chance: propaganda in a state tax divist mn for Ne to the ainiioue, mate te 1 Beng on Hotel Mer Darrow sald there was no mot righteous indignation All of you bright gentlemen have been talking |{enyelope tho other day and Immedi-) merous dowagers who hope he will A chimney flue has c preparing to make asston: or hatred. in thig, cane : If you can weigh all the facts airily about “reducing state taxes.” All of you have |) **el’ wondered when the state Pe-| cium @ measure of this affection to on : tewide fight against the telephon “ft was simply the doing of , In this case and mete out justice promised to reduce them : gan spreading data for a private eN-l hein daughters, that he was fone ‘ohnson | i [ a em. 1 | their da ers, tha a . ter aay | company | children,” he said. | to these boys, as justice should | W 4 terpri |to take extreme means to avoid pub- fh , ir io keer Monday Mayor Brown will | rivaas HA ibs bike: TiN panini be meted out, you are wise in ell, let’s get down to cases on this thing and see The answer came from some of|iiity as to his wetuwa A girt shingles her hair to keep ro « as ; i aig AOE 4 ‘ ’ as on, |lielty as ctaway. roof of her mouta fron recommend to the: va + that im | the’ m and so they went “ yo tain if you have any idee . “4 ae 5 " A coe ot aebue wht He stayed part of the night at the A. O. Welch. of the city’s govern Ht oe a | to the playground at the Har || i . ane pret ACh Ue Just how much, in dollars and cents, will you reduce iRbdae si i - | home of Lord and Lady Louis Mount. see | eA es Be Py tant : | vard school to pick out some | Pench pausing In his speech as, hi soar ae was the answer, “Phe | Batten at Cowes, and before daylight 6 ‘om elec rompeting telepho 2 » boy— car rhom _{/ooKed Info the eyes of Justice Cay) Ty PARAL : iti } b ves swe jtook a launch, ¢ ‘ / Last te Eon Haine clo | hie mayor lain egervice: ce stir they could BAIL” fee (Candidates answering: “Millions of dollar: |state tsn't sending out propaganda ot} wrother, Pring a. Cetee tes & trie ¢ #9 Ibe furnished every Seattle ’s HI aah SEs Ya tincke” on Ww bcoma to ots ‘ honor, ask will be dismissed from consideration at once.) | ay cae : isi ne | Berengaria onth, and that on made a save attack ¢ pleading that these bo: ay b 5 - +f ppened 8 is; The} 1 ; holder for $1 6 mp ne, 7 iy re- | Dr O. Krohn, chief state alien. te 44 ee M si ag aliharad i Just exactly and specifically, how will you ac- 3 aba tee ripen SNe aa i ri | ‘The Berengaria galled for America the flat business phone rates a spared from de and allowed to ‘ ut ’ anda, believed by Jackson tol nortly before 8 o'clock Wuxtry! Martian edt , ao per cent under | iat spend: the rest of thelr lives behind complish this q bo spread by the Ku Klux Klan, ar. |S00rtly before 8 o'clock e Canal Disappears the old ged by the phone! Leor and b sat ri in| the cold, gray. ¥ of a penitenti (Candidates*answering with the old “economy” \rived at Jackson's old office in Olym SYDNEY, Aug. 23.—Walter company ean be made peseis Staite Laspold reste Pa eee Lye ey rH ; nonsense will be ruled out forthwith.) aE eee ae a toatl cone MARS SIGNALS. S| Lena spl sarele tapers hamareret shgpy 4 "refuses to divulge, has|fioor, Loeb, m composed than| wouldn't be satisfied with that? And When are you going to do all this? Fix a date by of Jackson's former associates took} VANCOUVER, B. GC, Aug. s8—o has discovered a halt circle 4.500 |the tuned the mayor with the data | yesterday, did not take his eyes from|still they ery for a hanging. The which taxes will have been reduced a specific amount. |the materia! and placed {t in a new| Wireless men here during the night mites long, 60 mil Vitae, At thejon which he bases his claims, | Darrow ngry mob cries for vengeance. It And remember: This goes on page one, NOT envelope and forwarded it to him{ failed to pick up the mysterioua of Mars not se “e 7 : ated that |Brown said. This engineer also will | pmetimes i think I am 4: ni isn't a human emotion. It comes on the fiction page. here in Seattle. “four dash signais” which intruded game time he Mae it iniiew long Las |be present at the conference Monday, |‘g,” Darrow said in a quiet voice, /from the heart of the beast from Jackson formerly was employed in] themselves in the air for the past a definite canal 5,000 miles long ha hie - a. ‘when 1 see, how the Instincts of| which we came.” | the state tax division, two days. completcly disappeared.