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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07
THE ART OF PRINTING

The longer one lives with printers
ink, the more he feels that printing is
q wonderful art.
1t is built on the solid foundation OF
q mechanical craft, with certain pro-
cesses and information and standards
resulting from ages Of experience.
And in design and expression it has
all the grace and force of the fine arts.
The printer with the true craftsman's
spirit gives his product superior value
to the user If a'job" has a clean and
neat typographical appearance. it
makes STATIONERY aor announcements
look business like and efficient. If also
it is set up from handsome and artistic
type, it seems to stand for something
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07

L 1s1s5.41 con ---------.s-.--g4 5oos4
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Con .----.-s--------- . .!--. $4,000
Lorenz Namanny and wife to
Henry Bielenberg-W1s VIVA;
15.s4.4o Con ----------------- 10000
Total IL. Z : g. 9 = 6 = - 81 ,73O, 1926
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
HAMON WOMAN
CAPTURE Near
Sought for Death OF G. O. p.
Oil King

ARpMoRE. Okla. D~c. Arrest
Of Clara smith iiamon Inv the nation.
wide woman hunt" Is near. County
Prosecutor Russell n. uroNn claimed
to-day. following To- return from a
mystery hunting trip" In oonnec.
ton With the death of Jake l.. la.
mon. millionaire oil man and repub
lican national committeeman.
Brown asserts he had positive In.
formation that Mrs Clara smith
Hamon was In IIamon'a suite OF
rooms when the millionaire was shot.
ten DAYS ago.
Mrs Clara smith iiamon rs being
sought ON a charge u shooting with
intent "a XIII
IL was learned here todly that. 10.
lowing the shooting. Clara llamon
fled from Ardmore IN an automobile
accompanied by her sister. Mrs. v. -.
Walling Of Wilson. OKLA. and a mys
terious man with sandy hair"
The party. according 60 this r..
port left Ardmore a week ago Mon.
day. driving TO Durant. Okla Later
they returned.
Tuesday morning following. clara
ffamon left Durant IN a service car
driven hy George Miller aud vanished
completely. Miller has not since re,
turned 10 his family. Ills whore
abouts is unknown TO his family.
Mrs. Walllng and the mysterious
man returned 90 Ardmorc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
is ATTACKED
BY BURGLAR
Girl Threatened With Death
in Her Own Home

While footing n room In an apart
ment at 300 Eighth ave. Tuesday
afternoon. a young burglar was sur
prised by Mrs. Hernice Garrish. Is.
lie threw her against the wall as
she stepped into the room, warning
her to be- quiet on threat Of death.
and escaped out the front door. lie
stole g.
Motorcycle Pairolmcn Claude RiS
and Fred Mile searched the first hill.
but were unable 10 find the bold
burglar.
stcplAdder burglars attempted 20
enter his home. then left the step
ladder IA his back yard last Friday
night. W y simon. 1895 seventh
ave. W. told police. simon said he
made kindling out Of the ladder
simon lives ia tho same block M Mrs
Carrie Larsen. 1914 seventh ave. W.
who had $500 diamond stolen from
lavaliiero while sho was giving a
party. November 10.
A third burglary OF rooms In the
Iona apartments. seventh ave. and
Columbia at. Monday night. was re-.
ported to police late Tuesday H.
Windehank said $50 kodak was
stolen from hlH room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Educator to Talk
to Teachers Here

Or Elwood =. Cubbcfly. lntsrna.
tionai educational expert. will ad.
dress special assemblies Of city and
county teachers SATURDAY Dr Cub.
berry has been called TO this state In
connection with the session Of the
public school administration cod,
commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
.CONFESSES He
BOMBED HOME?

State charges against Zion Smith.
~. carpenter. alleged to havs confess.
ed to Detectives C. NJ Tom. and " NJ.
Barton that he threw six sticks Of
dynamite into the homo OF Frank *.
shong. claim agent for tho Chicago.
Milwaukee a ~. Paul railroad. nj 2is
Belmont ave. ~. October Is. were to
BE- lied In superior court today by
Deputy Prosecutor John y Carmody
Revenge because tho railroad did
not give him the life job IL il alleged
was promfsed him after he was In.
iured In its employ six years ago. IL
the motive given by Smith for the
bombing. according 20 the detectives
Smith was traced by Captain Of
Detectives c. =. Tenant and De.
tcctlvca r. r. keefe. Toms and tar
ton BY mans Of gun found on the
Shong lawn after the explosion that
wrecked the house.
II was learned that smith had
bought the gun a. Eau Claire. WITS.
year ago Smith wrote many
threatening letters to Shong. Capt.
Tenant says
The alleged bomber Is believed By
detectives 20 be mentally derangcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
INSPECTOR IS
HEARD FROM
u. S. Agent With Prisoner
Was missing"

Official fears for the safety Of
Postoffico Inspector \ T Pinkham.
from whom no word had been heard
since las, Thursday. when he wired
news OF the arrest Ia Shreveport.
Ia. Of : NJ Curtis notorious alleged
uwlndler, were relieved "Wednesday
when Mrs PinkhAm ANNOUNCED re-.
ccipt of irttcr from her husband
The letter stated. Mrs. pinkham
said today. that Inspector Pinkham
was on his way Ia seattle The pris.
encr was not mentioned. she said. but
since rinkham went 10 bring Curtis
back. officials take u for granted
that be L. In the custody OF the OF.
fcrr.
Curtis. who II alleged 10 have swim
died persons In the Northwest out
% many thousands 81 dollars BY Dor
rowing money 10 improve" proper.
ties that be- never held. was arrested
ia Shreveport the day before Thanks
giving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
EXTRA! SON OF
ERIN ROBBED!

fIooioocd BY the " NJ C. A
ink. Thomas william walsh, ieso
James It,. Vas seised and robt'eii
OF $3.50 hy two cheerful vel
dressed youths near Ninth Hvv.
and Cherry ~. at II 3. m Tues.
day.
A pharmacy in the Y NJ. G. a
building and two y. NJ. G. A.
students have been held NJ her~
In the last two weeks. Walsh was
going home from the ~" when
robbed.
Hello: how are your one OF the
youths called TO Walsh. When he
stopped they robbed him.
lie did not report 10 the police
until Wednesday noon. Incidental
~. Walsh is the first known Irish
man 10 be held up here this win
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
BANQUET WILL
Be HOMEMADE
Part Of Buy Northwest
Products Campaign

Food manufacturers and grocery
men OF the city, 500 strong. viii
practice the Buy Pacific Northwest
Products" al a banquet 10 be given
by the manufacturers 90 the grocery
men at the Masonic temple. January
IL. when the retailers viii be tho
guests OF the manufactures and
everything on the menu VIII be
manufactured In the Pacific Nortb-
west. the greater part Of the dinner
being Puget Sound products.
The retailers VIII also give a mas
querade and charity ball at tho
Crystal Pool December n and this
ball will be featured by displays 81
Pacific Northwest articles.
More than 300 grocerymen met
with food manufacturers OF the city
at the Fine Arts society last night
10 discuss how housewives can be
Interested in Pacific Northwest food
products. equal in quality and price
with the Eastern and nationally ad-
yertiEed article,
Speaking for the manufacturers.
Rex Smith said $3.50 out Of every
81 900 Of a payroll found It's way.
directly or Indirectly. back into the
retailers store and he said the
manufacturer were ready 70 join
with the retailers In educating house
wives 10 values obtaining in local
food products.
Fred r. Morgan. chairman Of the
merchants committee Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce North west
Products committee. said that In
stead Of mourning over the tempor-
AIRY wartime shipyard payroll that
public support should build a
greater and permanent Industrial
payroll thru purchase Of home
products. when stores were willing
10 recommend them. both as 20 price
and quality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
PRESIDENT MAY
RUSH SOLUTION
MEXICO PROBLEM

WASHINGTON. Dec. l.-Belicf
that President Wilson has deter
mined 10 settle the Mexican problem
before leaving tho white House was
strengthened today
The latest development. eviSencing
this governments willingness 20 rec.
ognizo Mexico. u the letter Of Secrc.
mry Of state Colby 10 Roberto V,
Prspueira. Mexican confidential
agent. made public late today. Colby
proposed appointment Of commits.
Hioners by the United states and
Mexico 20 draw treaty settling the
issues between the two governments.
protection Of American life and prop.
erty. especially anon oil holdings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
CLERKS BOOM
RYTHER HOME
Store Patrons Asked to Buy
Bricks

"wili you buy "A brick for the
Ryther homer T. the question thou
sands OF clerks arr asking customers
in Seattle retail stores today.
Practically every clerk Ia every re.
tail establishment In the city Is q
salesman. not only for the store. hut
for the TytheF Child Home They
are working under the sanction 81
the merchants ana at the solicitation
OF Weary wv. A. wilkins. chairman
Of the finishing brick committee
The workers are eagvrsy entering
into their volunteer duty to aid onr
OF seattie's 100 per cent charity in.
stltutions. Thru the Retail Clerks
association. Secretary Morcy wcln-
field has distributed Thousands OF
tickets. and patrons OF tho stores
will not be offended.
The clerks themselves have al.
ready subscribed and are anxious 20
make the campaign TO complete the
home a genuine success. The mem.
hers OF tho police and fire depart.
m-nts. too. are lending a helping
hand. and u IL expected tina; BY a
week from saturday night the funds
viii be raised.
All Of the hundreds Of prccine;
committeeman got behind the cam.
pai<n to-day when they received
from Mrs. y. T. Hall friendship cards
for distribution 80 every home In all
OF the city precincts.
These cards are to be filled out and
returned with contributions 10 room
sst Empire building. All who feel
they are able TO become regular con.
tributors 10 the horne have been re.
auested 10 note the amount they will
contribute monthly or annually to.
ward the support OF the home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Suspend Northwest
Freight Increase

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The in
terstate commerce commission has
suspended until March 81. 1921. pro
posed increases In freight rates on
fuel and other freight from Wash
ington. oregon and Idaho TO Brit
ish Columbia
Under another order increases in
charges for diversions and consign-
ment Of fruit and vegetables turnout
the United States were postponed
until March 81. 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
CITY MANAGER
/. IN SACRAMENTO

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Dec. LOT.
fetal totals compiled early today
showed that Sacramento at a special
election yesterday voted to I 10
discard the commission form OF
municipal government and 10 adopt
a city manager charter.
The vote was: Yes. 1892 no.
1851.
Proportional representation. a Hys.
TEN Of voting In use In only two
American cities. was a feature Of the
new charter. which is patterned
after the model charter OF the Ma.
tionai Municipal league.
The voters yesterday also defeated
by 5to-f vote nine amendments TO
the present charter. submitted as an
alternative proposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
OREGON NOW
MEXICO CHIEF
Washington Hears Talk OF
New Revolt

WARRINGTON. Dec. i--colnci'
dent with the Inauguration of Preai'
dent Alyaro ObreFon ~ Mexico. "
wan said at the state department to-
day that reports have been received
of conspiracy against the new Mex
lean government
The state department IN inveati'
eating the reports. officials said
and IL closely watching develop
mcnts IN the Mexican situation. The
plotting against Obregon was raid
10 have itr inception on the Mexi.
can border. The reports 20 the de
partment were incomplete and for
this reason officials refused 10 re-.
veal all the Information they car
fled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Cops Auto Stolen
and Partly Wrecked

After being stolen rom beside
Central Police station at Firth and
Terrace VI. nj 345 a. m. Wednesday
the passenger auto Of Patrolman
Dan J. Hart was found at Fifth ave.
=. and Jackson 81. later In the morn
ing. Theithieyes had abandoned the
auto after crashing II into a truck.
The machine was returned 20 Hart.
It's radiator and right fender
crushed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Skidmore's Funeral
Thursday at $3.50

Pairoiman Francis Skldmorc, who
died Sunday morning at the Provi.
dcnce hospital after an operation for
appendicitis. viii be buried Thurs
day Funeral services viii be held
at 81 Aiphonsus Catholic church In
Ballard az sac a. m. Skidmore was
an overseas veteran and has been
on the police force for over a year.
lie IL survived by n father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
SAYS SHE HAS
FLED FROM u. S.
INTO MEXICO

DALLAS. Texas, Dec. Clara
Smith. alleged slayer OF Jake Iamon,
oil maEnaie and political leader. has
fled 60 Mexico. Ice miles south Of ~
Paso. according 60 statements made
by a chauffeur In an interview TO-
day.
The chauffeur. whose name II
withheld al the reaues, 81 the police.
said the woman spent several hours
in Dallas Tuesday and tried 20 en-
gage an airplane 10 take her 10 III
Paso. when she was unsuccessful.
tn. chauffeur said She hired a Dallas
taxi driver 90 take her TO Cisco
Tuesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Cheek and Cheek
Not Very Loving

Check against Cheek" suggested
certain loving proximity that
wasn't borne out by the testimony.
HE sent me home to my mother
and he went home TO his" Mrs.
Florence Cheek told Judge A. w.
Frater Tuesday afternoon.
She obtained a divorce from Les
ter Cheek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

The Police Relief association will
hold Us annual meeting and cleo.
tion In the assembly room a, police
headquarters at . p. m. Thursday.
Sergt. W. r. Justus. secretary. and
Inspector Hans Damn. president Of
the association. VIII make report
ON the work % the association dur.
INK the past year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

& Seven Chances" Beissco comedy
bnccess. has been Frlected by the
Benior Dramatic association OF
Broadway high school for it, annual
tenior play and will he presented In
the Broadway auditorium Friday and
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
STEAMER AFIRE
is RACING TO
SOUTHERN PORT

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Dec. L.
The American steamship Gaino,
bound to Liverpool from Port Ar,
thur. Texas. with a cargo OF cotton
Is anrs In the Gulf OF Mexico. wire
less to the naval. station here early
today said
The wireless asked that tugs b.
sen, 60 meet the ship. which was
headed fun speed for the mouth OF
the Mississippi river.
The Galso was approximately 100
miles out from the mouth OF the river
when the wireless was sent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
OFFER TO QUIT JOBS
TO AID UNEMPLOYED
IN CLOTHING TRADE

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Dec. L.
Five hundred employees OF the A.
Nash company. garment manu-
fncturers have Informed com
pany officials they are willing TO
surrender their Jobs for a month.
either In January or February.
10 unemployed clothing workers
10 prevent acute suffering. They
suggested that n wages must be
reduced, employees earning more
than s. daily should be affected
first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
PHYSICIANS DECLARE
DHE DID NOT DROWN

IL was at first supposed that she
had leaped into the lake. but physi.
tians declared that she did not
Drown, as there was no water on the
lungs There were no marks OF VIC,
trnce on the body About the throa,
was tied a white cloth with a double
knot on the left side. This was no,
light enough 10 produce strangula.
lion. according 20 the police.
Miss koroes was very religion.
Fhe had once expresssd her strong
disapproval Of suicide. Slro was Opt.
enistic and in perfect health phys.
IcAily and mentally. was 40 years OF
exe. ard had never. 80 far as known,
had love affair.
Miss Korvus left the home OF her
is-brothcr. Y. korous. on the nigh,
X her Disappearance 10 20 to tfss
y. w. c. A. to spend the night. she
did not reach her destlnz ton and was
rot seen alive again.
The theory OF murder was arrived
- with reluctance. but more evidence
~ murder than OF suicide was pro.
6uced
Miss korous was employed IN the
government service during the war
&he was well known in Washington.
p. C.. and In other places in which
she acted az a special nurse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Four Seattle Men
Are Commissioned

James r. Mcdowell. HaIsey l..
Bingham. Stewart Miller and ciar-
sncr Tuck. all Of Seattle. have been
@l4otlned that they have received com.
missions in the regular army. All
four saw service during the world
war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
HERE is MORE ABOUT
SHIPWRECK
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

They headed down the coast with a
strons Wind blowing from the south
eaAi The wind suddenly whipped
into the southwest. ninging them
mshore straight toward tho troach.
crous rocks.
For time Capt ]. X. Tihbettn
master Of the Rita. endcavored C.
make Roadway against the wind
but this was impossible. Cutting
the firrie's hawser he struck out
for open water. sending = q =. sia
nails that were picked up by the
Snohofnlsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
THE FRUIT CANNING INDUS

TRY In Western Washington was
tho scheduled subject 81 the principal
address before the Rotary club Tues.
day noon. itotarian George c. Cor,
bailey delivered the address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

Garnet Niece. pleading guilty
Tuesday 10 entering a hotel and steal
ing a watch and chain. was sen,
fenced By Judge Ronald TO from one
TO Is years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
iENr TO SEA As
siiir BREAKS IP

Unable TO follow. Capt. Jensen.
hts wife. baby and men aboard the
Ptrric, drove straight onto the rocks.
Those who were not washed from
the Pirrie's decks lcapcd into IN.
sea when the vessel split open like
a monster melon. spililng It's lumber
cargo.
The two survivors were nearly
dead when rescued They viii be
brought TO Seattle a. soon as their
condition permits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Candidates Speak
Tonight on w. Side

All four candidates for The two 20
sl,ions to be- filled on tho school board
have been invited TO address a meet
inE Of the West side Parent Teach.
ere association at West side high
school "Wednesday evening. The board
candidates are =. shorrock, Judge
Richard winSor, Carl y. croson and
Or. 4. J. brown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Judge Chadwick to
Speak at u. Smoker

Judge Stephen Chadwick OF the
state supreme court IL scheduled 10
be chief speaker Mt the smoker to be
held BY university law students We'd
nerday. December s. on the campus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
These Are Seattle Cases:
Twenty-Second Avenue West

Mrs, H. n Kug. 32a2 esd ave W. says; II
In bad shp0r from kidney complaint After days
wash | cdWd hardly get my back stra Ehtened. II
was 80 lame and sore and felt tired and worn
out. My Homework was a big task to do My feet
and hands bloated. heard about Doan's Kidney
Pills and used two boxes. They rid me OF the back
ache and the swelling went down. The dizziness
also disappeared after used Doan's Kidney Pills"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

Had news and softboiled eggs
should always BE- broken gently.
otherwise you are apt to make a
mess Of IL.