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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-11
HARVEY
AND SIMS NOW
GOLD DUST PAIR

9 Washington, June 10
9 Rear Admiral Sims and AM {
@ bassador Harvey were describ-
9 ed today in the senate by SEN
g ator Harrison, democrat, Mis-
9 sissippi, as these two gold
@ dust twins who now represent
Z" the government of the United
@ States in England"
9 Senator Harrison, author of
o the resolution adopted yes
@ terday, directing the naval
. committee to Investigate Ad-
9 miral Sims speech criticizing {
@ "Sinn Fein sympathizers" de-
@ clared the admirars speech,
% and that of Mr.. Harvey at the Z
o Pilgrims dinner were an out Z
o rage to red-blooded Ameri- (
Z. cans 4
a d a q q d o & o q @ a q q a d q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-11
BREWERS
FORM TRUST OF
"BOOTLEGGERS"
(By The Associated Prsss.l !

Washington, June 10
Charges that certain brewers"
and men prominent in big city
financial affairs have organ
lied a bootleggers' trust which
spreads far and wide and has
made law enforcement ex-
tremely difficult, were made
today before the house rules
committee by Wayne B.
Wheeler general counsel for
the Anti-Saloon league of
America.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-11
AMT WE GOT FUN?

Dallas, Tex, June 10.--A
Texas soldier, arrested yester-
day for accosting a girl on the
street, today began digging a
deep trench at Fair park,
where his troop is awaiting
orders to move to the sannual
encampment OF the Texas Ma
tional guard near Austin. When
the trench is finished the
soldier will begin putting the
dirt back into the hole with
table spoon. The punishment
was designated by Captain
Spradley commander OF the
troop.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-11
FEDERAL ATTORNEYS
THREATEN FARMERS,
SAYS MILK PRODUCER
By The Associated Press,

Washington, June 10.-Federal
attorneys were declared today by
Milo d. Campbell. president of the
National Milk Producers fedora
tion. to be intimidating farmers
with threats of prosecution under
antitrust laws.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-11
HARDING SIGNS
BILL CREATING
BUDGET SYSTEM
tBy The Associated rress.l

Wy Aht hssuNtuteu AEtssb
Washington, June 10.--The
bill establishing q budget sys-
tenn of government expendi-
lures was signed today by
President Harding.
In order to put the new sys-
tenn quickly into effect the
president expects to appoint a
budget director as provided for
in the bill some time within
the next two weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-11
WEATHER
FORECAST.

FORECAST. ' ts'3
Denver, Colo, June 10.--New
Mexico Partly cloudy Saturday
and Sunday with probably thunder
storms north and east portions; no
decided change in temperature.
Arizona: Generally fair Saturday
and probably Sunday. except some-
what unsettled northeast portion
not much change in temperature.
LOCAL REPORT.
Conditions for the twenty-four
hours ended at 6 p. m. yesterday,
recorded by the university:
Highest temperature $3.50. 81
itoWeSL .''...,st... Do
J Tfangea. ......... ........ "a
Mean rs
siumidsty at 6 a. m. ........ So
Humidity at p. m......... 25
Pre- cipitation ........... None
slayifnnm wind velocity. -, "a
spirection of wind. ..... Variable
saaf arter Of Partly cloudy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-11

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
Madam Helleu in Odd Etching Made by Her Husband

standards of course | mean The Turk
admires what You call plumpness. And
dare say the Eskimo, has standards of
beauty Of his own. There has for CEN
turtles, rs we all know, been the unsettled
popular controversy as to whether the
blonde or the brunette represents the
hi lest type of beauty.
THAT there is no real standard by which
10 measure beauty is easy to realize when
you contemplate the wives of your friends
and acquaintances Each no doubt sees
beauty in the woman he chose-but can
you see It? To him his wife is or, at least
was, beautiful. And yet the artistic eye
instantly penetrates. perhaps, the artifi-
ciality and the selfconsciousness which
to him makes for beauty but to the artist
dislllusions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27

so you see how | feel about riches.
Wealth does not interest me for others or
for myself My friends say that might
be wealthy, that have only to accept the
sitters with the fat check books. laugh
and remain poor, but ] love my work.
etch the portraits that appeal to me; for
true art and riches will not pair
"But there is one thing that a woman
can do to add to her beauty without ac-
curing artificialty. Just as education and
culture do not injure the soul or impair
naturalness, SO cultivation Of expression
and manner does not necessarily make for
artifclality. But it must suit the person.
Here is Madame Menier a Greek profile.
blonde cameo, with twinkle in the eye.
Here is my oldest daughter, u melanchol!
glance, but Is she not dark and lovely?
And here is Queen Alexandra. Was she
not beauty! You note the stecly, sea.
gray eyes. The eyes OF kind but domi.
mating race. Some of my drawings, YOU
see, arc tinted in faint color and In some
the effect Of color is conveyed by black
and white line. Tho eyes and hair give
suggestion Of the complexion, ivory, rose.
waxen or snowy, as the case may be. Look
at the drawings-they are beautiful be.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27

Fifth avenue is a Kaleidoscope of beauty
The other night at the Ritz Whitney
Warren and one of your greatest artists
and myself had dinner. What more could
man usk?--a good bottle Of wine. we'll
made salad, roast chicken, two firm friends
and beauty all around us. At the neigh
boring tables at least twenty pretty girls.
! should have liked to draw them all, and
] told my companions So"
NJ. IIelleu paused as If recalling TO his
mind that pleasant dinner and those sur.
rounding beauties. and then continued:
One Of my friends at another table was
dining with little blonde. Her name,
that cannot give, but she was charming,
quite charming. She comes to-day to pose
and shall give her the portrait agreed
to that with the permission Of her escort
You ask about English girls. Yes, they.
too. are charming. Not very we'll dressed,
perhaps, but most charming. And the
Englishman of means is we'll. groomed,
splendid creature-but his wife: well, she
Is not SO splendid. The French are viva.
cious. pretty and very chic. All. you can.
not get me to say anything about my
countrywomen except that they are entire.
ly adorable. But the American girl.
&c, 1920. International Feature Service. Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27

shoulders sof a boy, the ankles of
gazelle. and the smile OF miss in rom.o.
ers, as she passes. marvel ut these incon-
gruities, but acknowledge as I must her
fascination.
mo there IS no definite standard OF
beauty. II is not lie the rules of mathe.
MATES which hold true the world over,
nor like the formulas Of the chemist which
must always be the same for all ages and
all races if the predicted reaction in the
test tube is to be accomplished. am now
speaking not from the true artists point
OF view--for few are artists
Morality has been said to be a matter
OF geography. And so Is beauty. The
savages who admire woman with
gaudily painted face or blackened teeth
have their standards OF beauty--popular
Great Britain Rights Reserved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27

Let me see." said the artist, as /.
searching his mind for something. and
then continued: IF you are fond Of pearls
think | can explain my meaning. A dear
friend OF mine in Paris has notable col.
lection OF them. pearls OF all shapes and
sizes, pearls Of many coors-and all are
beautiful. The black and pink add lustre
TO each other, the pear shaped and the
perfect sphere: she loves them all, as |
can well understand But beyond this, and
most important, we do not forget that
there is one charm which all possess in
common, none is spurious, all are genuine
cannot help thinking that the beauty OF
women is like that-it is indeed pearl
II varies in an infinite measure but I de
mand that pearl or woman, each must be
senuine!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
The Duchess OF Marlborough
Who Was Miss Consuclo
Vanderbilt-Ry Helleu.

cause my models
W ere beautiful.
Bul | am catholic
in taste, not mar
row. Let them be
sad or gay, slim or
plump, when they
touch I Il g heart
they are beautiful.
and II is only then
that | will make
their portraits.
Il am here III
Your country not
to paint what you
call society wo-
men ] have paint
ed some OF your
society women and
| have painted the
nobility and titled
women of England
and France. But !
am not a snob. Ii
is only their beauty
that I regard. I
see your beauties
everywhere. They
are miraculous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27

When, as ] demau,.
she is natural. she
is equally adorable
and $ met ing
more. The melange OF
races in 4 IN ica
makes for so many
types Of true beauty.
Each one is different,
and each one possesses
how shall ! put it,
a true touch, n trace Of
oddity that astonisheS
and arrests my fancy.
piuqes my admiration
and my heart goes out
10 them"
What is the stan,
dard OF beauty. how
would you analyze the
points OF beauty ?" the
reporter asked.
Your question is
most difficult. | will
not deny that ! am
sometimes at a loss 10
analyze and tell you
wherein the beauty of
an individual lies.
How I exclaimed soft
ly 10 myself. can that
girl there with the ash
blonde hair and olive
skin allure me?' Yet
she does. And, as /
have said, have
learned to trust my
heart. A girl with the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11
Prices You Can't Equal on
Living Room Furniture

Look around, shop at the different stores, compare prices quail
ity. ETC., and we know that nowhere will you find lower prices
on GOOD LIVING ROOM FURNITURE. If you are needing a
new suite for your living room, hero is your chance to get 1t at
a tremendous savings over what you had been expecting TO haVo
to spend. Don't put It OF, come IN today or tomorrow, sure.
$135OO, 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES in William and Mary
design, upholstered in Brown Spanish leather, CIT M
Oak finish and has bed davenport. Sale price .
s165OO. s-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES. that were marked
very special even Mt $165.00. These suites have bed
davenport and are upholstered in brown &110 M
Spanish leather. Sale price %AASsVO
.185Oo APIECE WILLOW LIVING ROOM SUITES. consist
ing OF two chairs. stand and settee. For the den or Nv
ng room this suite can't be equalled. c119 M
Sale price
s1s50O. s-P1EcE CANE AND MAHOGANY SUITES, uphol-
stored in a very rich looking velour. S12S m
Sale price 9100'Vo
$4,000 ovERsTuFFED s-p1EcE SUITES, upholstered in
wonderfully good looking velour. In our $40 m
big sale at only
sss5oo CANE AND MAHOGANY LIVING ROOM SUITES, up
hols,ered in high grade tapestry. Also has c20S M
bed davenport. Sale Price
.ss50o CANE AND MAHOGANY SUITES, upholstered in the
very newest varigated silk velour. sunburst cushions on
sides and roll cushion in center S235.OO
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11
Try Where You May, You
Can't Beat These Prices

$50, s ss1s . G00R GEAP 9aI. 7 25os RUGS. SASS
''o.% 81 9F 5:3.9 gArEsTnE RUGS. $21.OO
'ss. g. IS 9T a13. gAPRsEnT RUGS $26.OO
''s.G 81 osl 52,s aHNISsTHn RUGS $4,000
s'7.5 81 9t a.. 4znINsTER RUGS $1,000
'55.G II 9F i:,: axMrNsTHR RUGS $1,000
sss.G IS sz 1l;,5 HEAVY AxhISsrER RUGS $4,000
ses, g. q Sz 5:,5 FINE WILTON RUGS $4,000
SIS. SKI i WILTON VII s yEIy ". RUGS. with blue $500
So ssls BODY BRUSSELS RUGS. Very special $3.50
SIS !; szl az; 1zNINsTER RUos in beautiful patterns $500
sns5, s5a5s WiLToE V ET. RUGS 1]Iss The best $500
'l+5; ~ sz1s W u S59s. R1 c ,5 SsFy g6 as' p RIGGS with $4,000
s225, exI2 WILTON VELVET RUGS with firing edge. Here's
a rug somebody Will get for less than what It cost us, ana
its the best rug we ever had in our store. &19E m
Sale price
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11
Separate Pieces Offering
Unheard of Bargains

OlA1AC01u VI DoAS0AAAS
REGULAR $4,000 to $500 OAK DREssERs. At our price
you can afford twO>Or three eztr" dreSsers- $13 5n
REGULAR $1,000 GOLDEN OAK DREssERs with e09 IN
MASSIVE OAK DRESSERS. that formerly sold for $4,000. Of
fered in this big Marked Down Sale 600 En
at only pEOSOV
SOLID OAK PRINCESS DRESsERS. that regularly sell for
$500. The early comers get them &7E TX
OAK PRINCESS DRESSERS that couldn't be bought ordinarily
for u cent less than $4,000. Our con 7E
Sale price VSNsSO
LARGE SOLID OAK PRINCES DREsSERS that would cost
you $500 or more in most Furniture stores. e0I TX
Sale price @3Sb
SEMIYANITY DRESSING TABLES in both oak and walnut
s sRIs1 PRICE asally a $500 value. $1,000
FULL VANITY DRESSING TABLES. In golden oak or val
9 nut; D1 Regular $500 values, $500
RBo g17a s,i stS,oo wALSuT DERssIso, table. $4,000
RRGg g5;s s,i $500 wALNUTD REssINe TAnhEs $500
$59.T5 AMERICAN WALNUT AND MAHOGANY DRESSING
T. TA dni1 Sacrificed IN this big sale $3.50
RHG u an3v $500 CEDAR oHRsTs-ysry special $14.5O
oHDs s5SS ezH ssI:s that II 5000 are 5s oR ,s big at Salo Ds-o a. their $16.5O
REGULAR Fsss5a i IL .fS.f S t5o2 g G IT 55Ty While they $3.50
REGULAR $4,000 CEDAR HESTs-splendhly good loop'ng
chests, and wonderful values at our GOQ ~
sale price PGCo~S
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11
Bedroom Furniture
Greatly Reduced

HANDSOME THREE-PIECE SUITES consisting OF dresser
chiffonier and bow end bod choice OF either g on
oak or walnut
3-PIEcE SUITES. bed, chigionier and scni-vanity dressing
table. Oak walnut or mahogany. Has sol on
s-PIECE SUITES, consisting Of bed, %chiftonier and vanity
dressing table. Hore are the suites that put them III N
The shade. You couldn't buy one OF them else q 60
where for a cent less than S225Oo .."-"---. %SU'OO
$4,000. APIECE WALNUT AND MAHOGANY SUITES, con
sLstInE OF dresser, chiffonier dressing table G1O2 IN
and bed
s22sOo, s-PIECE SUITE in ivory, with vanity 6 S0 00
as75Oo. s-PIECE SUITE IN ivory, consisting OF CITE mn
bed. dresser and chiforette --~..-----."~- Os0V
$4,000. APIECE SUITE with -four poster bed S10E M
In mahogany
ss5OOo. APIECE SUITE in walnut with four S1OS M
rbster bed @AVO'VV
$4,000. 8-PIECE SUITE 810S M
In walnut
sakooo. APIECE MAHOGANY SUITE with bow end bed.
dresser. dressing table and chn1onier. cox m
beautiful scroll design on suite --..--.----- PAHS'VV
$4,000. APIECE WALNUT AMI. MAHOGANY SUITE with
dresser caifHorette, dressing table and COCO M
bed %SSSSS
sss5Oo. APIECE WALNUT SUITE consisting Of semi-vanity
dresser, bed, dresser and COOK m
chiftorette VHOCsSS
s45ooo. s-PIECE WALNUT SUITE consisting Of e0OE m
bow end bed, dresser and chitforette --.---- %GOO"VV
&se5Oo. APIECE WALNUT SUITE with bow end &99E m
he'd, dresser, dressing table and chtfforette %OGV'VV
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11
Dining Room Furniture
Priced for Quick Disposal

'''' s:;s s, 5 'a. S0 aaa p aSs5 Sst ass@ Y Ss5'.' $225.OO
.aos M ,o.pTrcE WALNUT SUITE consisting of serving
table. : e5si5s la, table s china ari closet and Dnt'o'. $4,000
). q pTECE STTTTE IN GOLDEN OAK. a dandy good
suite and 1 ! : Rsiss that win be a pleasant $242.OO
..so on aspIEcE oTTEEN ANNE SUITE in walnut-large
china Sos. slosss !, via s5.5 glass sd so2 a1;ea hnlE have $4,000
,s-.n a 1o-pTEcE sTJTTE-A magnificent suite, consisting OF
tssls: sE E,s s5alrs s1 buffet s s9i99 closet 10 auP and sad. $485.00
REGULAR $500 GOLDEN OAK BUEEETs $500
- az at COZ DE;Si OKK RUFFETS. A credit to any other fur
mi Sl.sss you may have in your dining $1,000
$500 MASSIVE COLONIAL OAK BUrs.nTs $45.OO
RneGL1E $500 +; OAK BUFTRTs. Only a limited $500
$4,000 LEATHER BOTTOM. OAK DINING CHAIRS In sots
* Of s: caoIoo Of brown or black $500
s45 90 GENUINE LEATHER UPHoLSTERING DINING RooM
CHAIRS. black or brown WE mn
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11
Every Davenport Suite in
the Store on Sale

8-PIECE BED DAVENPORT SUITES that regularly sell for
sI65.0O, upholstered in brown Spanish leather. 7 M
,,.oo m a-p1EcE WALNUT BED DAVENPORT SUITES up
holstersd in Spanish leather. Very special on q M
sale at ~O"'SS
$4,000, s-PIEcE SPANISH LEATHER oyERsTUFFED
black upholster!ng. Sale price ....".-....~ PAAVoVV
$4,000 WALNUT, SPICE BED DAVENPORT SUITES, up
holstered in tapestry. Have extra long m
davenports. Sale price %AA"'VV
$500 VERY LARGE SINGLE DAvENPoRTs upholstered. in
brown and black Spanish leather. 2 M
sso "a SOLID OAK DAvENPoRTs with black Spanish leather
upholstering. Special for this big sale SdS 00
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11

SILK FLOSS CUSHIONS in several diff
farent colors and patterns. Only q
Urni+ed number OF them left-tNe
sariy conner will be the one that will
proftt by this big offer. 7Er
Sale price
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11

REGULAR $3.50. 50 lb. MATTRESS
ES made by the Fred. r.. Bullerick
Co Of Cincinnati. o. Very CT IN
fine art ticking. Sale price P1'OO
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11

few weeks sage esared HBbg EEyENG cutting curl s until they are without doubt ALSO
nave had e owa the buying public DO APPRECIATE Wr efWS to bring FURNITURE PRICES ACE
Tt NORMAL.
nrom rm n hHdur having less taxes hpym and lower overhead along with our determination to AXE a
Go4nbS m own he mnuue wm want WHENY YOU ANTI are some of mhngs tM.h have helped
$50 i've the following mepIedt low pncs-TAKE ADVANTAGE FFHEM ATONCt r.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11

Napanee Dutch Kitchen
Cabinets at Lower Prices
A REGULAR $500 NAPANEE KITCHEN e91.En
GARNET. Sale price ~-"----.-..-....-.... UO
REGTTIAR SIS 90 NAPANEE KITCHEN tAO M
CABINETS. Sale price --"--.-..~...-.--.. @ESSVV
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11

REGULAR s12.75 NATIONAL FABRIC
spRTNGS-SaSless springs that will
last practically a. lifetime, ami n big
value even at the original price Of
SIC Is. Look around. youl find out
mat this price is hard to beat CT OK
on good springs. Sale price p''0o
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11

GENUINE RED CEDAR CHESTS with
ane trimmings-Dandy good cedar
n. Sale $4,000
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11

GENUINE CEDAR CHESTS with mo
copper trImmlngs-Really $4,000
chests. In big sale coo M
they so at .- VOGsVV
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11

prc1TLAR $4,000 EXTRA FINE
CEDAR CHESTS. Made OF genuine
redar these cedar chests present one
Of the biggest bargains We have
our sale. Take your ca S0
choice for .-.,--.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11

$50 MAHOGANY DAVENPORT
TABLES that will blend With tho fur-
nfshingH Of any home. Several diff
ferent patterns to choose from You
must see these tables to appreciate the
savings you get on n OF GIG E0
them. Sale price. -"---. PAO"OO
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11

HIGH GRADE CoMFoRTERS in many
different shades and coloTs-a new
shipment just received. Sale prices
!. $3.50 . $16.00
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
RAPS OPERATORS
BEFORE SOL0NS
Miner Says War win Go On
TIN Autocracy Is Broken
By FRASER EDWARDs

WASHINGTON. Oct .4.-civsl
Uar In the Mingo coal region viii
esntinus until the autocracy OF the
sperators Il broken" Philip Murray.
vice president of the United Mine
workers. OF America. declared today
before the senate labor committee in
vesdsatins the West Virginia labor
epntroversy.
Violence can b prevented only
- removing the cause OF violence, :
nd Murray. Industrial peace can
rest only upon Industrial justice. In
the meantime. there can never be
moro than an armed truce and some
violence"
The United States Steel corporation
and J. p. Morgan 4 Co. wese charged
With responsibility for a campaign
Of conspiracy and murder" In the
West Virginia coal fields by Frank p.
Walsh. labor leader and counsel for
the United Mine Workers Of America
With a dramatic gesture toward
the black CARRIED figures Of Mrs. Sid
Hatfield and Mrs. Ed Chambers, who
NJ together in the crowded commit
tee room. Walsh charged that their
husbands. who were shot down at
Welsh. w. Va, had been murdered
BY the hired assassin OF Judge E.Ibers
II Gary. chairman OF the United
States Steel corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
FATHER TAKES son
INTO THE HILLS
Slayer's Father
Shields His Son

RANDLE. Oct 23.---"The Hill
Folks" here are split In two factions
over the siaying OF s.ycar.old Lynn
Peters by Herbert Colman. 7. Tues.
day night. The split came at mass
meeting OF the community here fol
lowing the funeral Of John Peters
son.
An apparent majority want the
boy siaycr's mentality examined
and upon investigation. u found
10 have degenerate and murder.
Gus traits. have him confined In
an institution Meanwhile, Jess
Coiman. fathcr Of the lad. CRIES
defianfiy. They shan't have my
young un; they sllan't..
And 10 make good his def. ths
elder Colman has fled with his wife.
slayer son and daughter Esther. 20
the hills. He has presumably taken
his family TO his fathers home. miles
farther up the mountain.
At noon Saturday. Sheriff Frank
Roberts. OF Lewis county. accom-.
panied BY deputy sheriffs and Rob.
ert's brother. passed thru Morton.
The men were armed with Win.
chester rifles. They said they were
going deer hunting.
Residents felt sure they were going
after Coiman's son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
ISSAQUAh
TURMOIL
IS ENDED
Streets Of Mining Town
Being Guarded After Dis
turbance' Last Night

The streets Of fsSaauah, coal
minlng town, were being guarded
Monday against renewed outbreaks
Of rioting such as the turmoil that
broke out sunday night when the
home OF Frank Savage was de.
rtroycd by fire. Savage and his
wife were taken 20 the city Jail In
Ixsaauah following the riot. accused
cf drinking.
Savage Is alleged to have been a
unlon miner who went hack to
work against his friends advice.
company officials say lie lived In
the company hotel while bis wife
lived In their home. Sunday night
Savage appeared ON the streets and
began shooting with rifle. Il Is
charged. A crowd collected and
flames broke from Savage's home.
Nine guards appeared and fired into
the mob. falling TO hit any one.
strikers said.
Following the riot. Union officials
claimed savage was drunk and fired
with no cause being given. when
they saw Savage shooting they left
and returned with the marshai Go
arrest Savage. Meanwhile shots
were heard from the house aud
flames broke out. The house was
totally destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
BOMB PROVES
TO Be ALBUM
But American Embassy in
Paris Gets Real Scare
ny WEBB MILLER

PARIS. oct. GA panic was
caused In the American embassy
among the women stenographers 10.
day by the entrance OF an unkcmpt.
hntless Individual carrying n pack.
age wrapped In oil skin.
Employees fled In every direction.
The man was seized and arrested.
He claimed to be Joseph Mikulcc. "A
pedestrian globe trottcr. and that he
wanted 20 secure Ambassador Her.
rick'a autograph. His package con
tanned his autograph book. he snid.
one extremely and literally sore
communist deputy. i6 reds behind
the bars at the Sante. one unexplod.
ed bomb similar TO that sent Ambas
n,dor Herrick In possession OF the
police. and a considerable feeling OF
relief. was the sum total today OF
the great communist demonstration
sunday for the release Of sacco and
Vanzctu. convicted Of murder at
Dcdham. Mass.