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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
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phewf
womucr.
Good Friday.
Hot cross bun day.
May Etils: Your mothers report
ed dying In Spokane.
Postoffice needs pens like popular
window cleaner: Hasn't scratched
yet
Good Friday oratorio: Plymouth
Congregational church; 5 y IN. Fri
day.
Found in Brcnerton. Mile Price.
rs. and Bessie Walton. 10. missing
since sunday.
Dad and son had theirs. Now
mother and daughter plan banquets
together. May and 4.
Carroll. Cohen. Fitzgerald. new
counciimen. speak before Chamber OF
Commerce Friday noon.
Aero alarms warn fircmen of rub
bish' blaze in rear OF Riaito building
Thursday. Damage was $50.
Message from Poland" Dr. A. s.
Juris. Educational center. 18th ave
and Main St: .. m. sunday.
City council will consider biIl Mon
day appropriating $4,000 for current
expenses Of work on Skagit project
Special Eastcr music programs an.
nounced for Sunday by First Metho.
dist and Westminster Presbyterian
Secret federal indictment served.
Frank l.. Arnold charged Mann act
violation: brought to Seattle from
California.
Council streets and sewers com.
mittee postpones action o. proposed
Murray ave. sewer system in West
Seattle for two weeks
Guilty" was the jury verdict In
the case of wong poy wing. on trial
in federal court Thursday on dope
charges. Sentence Monday
pausea In Seattle long enough 20
shout eye. Hof Col. Gamborg Andre.
sen on way Friday to take command
Of marine barracks. Bremerton.
Comely college girls OF Delta Delta
Delta sorority VIII exchange clothes
20 Easter shoppers at Westlake mar.
ket Friday and Saturday for money
with which TO buy q new home.
Willard Wren, crippled by bullet
wound inflicted by policemen near
Woodland park January ~. hobbies
into court 10 plead not guilty 10
burglary charge.
Armed with black guns two hold.
ups, one wearing overalls and the
other khaki breaches. held up
Charles ThorFarsen. Denver hotel
az Wcgtlake ave and i.cnora A..
Thursday night and robbed him OF
SIG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

WASHINGTON. March 25.-The
administration is rapidly approach.
ing q decision on the governments
policy toward Russia. u was learned
officially today at the state depart
ment.
An announcement Is expected 10
be made soon. which probably viii
define how far this government in
tends TO 20 toward the establishment
OF free trade relations with soviet
Russia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
AVIATOR CONEY
FALLS IN PLANE

MONROE, Ia. March ss.---IAeuf.
William Dcvoc concy. making a
coast.to-coast flight from Pablo
Beach. Fla, 20 san Diego. Cal. fell
at crowvIlle. La. near here. AZ 7.3o
this morning. He sustained iisio.
Gated spine and may die. according
20 Doctors Darrell and wlnn. attend.
ing him.
Coney IL being cared for in the
farm house Of a man NAMED Lanier,
on whose place his machine foll.
He is aid to be too seriously in.
jured to be moved 60 n hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
5000, 900, 900 Spent
for Easter Toggery

NEW YORK. March 25.--F'ather
today faced bills OF more than s20o..
900 000 for mothers Easter attire.
Women OF the United States have
spent, approximately that amount
during the last two weeks for their
Easter silks and satins. according 10
James Goold retail editor of the
newspaper "Women's Wear" and au-
thority on retail garment trade.
III is probably the greatest East.
or buying season in history" Goold
said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
catch HERR
HlSBtND CRIES
Thinks Debs' Pardon
Will Be Granted

WASHINGTON. March 25.--Attor-
ncy General Daugherty upday re-
fused to intimate what be would
recommend TO President Harding
with regard to a pardon for Eugene
V. Dehs. socialist leader. now serving
l0.year term in Atlanta federal
penitentiary.
As cabinet mcmters gathered for
their meeting IL was reported the
proposition OF pardoning Dehs would
be fully discussed
The general impression among
those close to Daugherty was that
the pardon would be granted.
Dau<ierty's conference with Dchs at
his office here yesterday was consid-
cred the final step in reviewing the
case. .a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
IS0M White
DIES may 20

EVERETT. March 2s. - Unless
Governor Hart yields 10 the will OF
thousands OF petitioners and com
mntes sentence Isom White will be
hanged May 60
Judge Ralph L. Bell has set the
execution date and signed white
death warrant.
Nothing but executive clemency
can save him now
The boy will be taken 20 waila
Walla probably early next week.
More petitions urging the gov
error TO change the sentence to life
imprisonment were being signed TO.
day.
White. 10. and another boy. killed
Lee Linton. taxi driver, November
II, 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Third and Pike to
Be Reopened Soon

That the corner OF Third ave.
and Pike st. will be open 10 vehicu
lar traffic by next Wednesday was
the statement Friday OF ID. w.
Henderson. superintendent OF rail.
ways The corner has been closed
for some time while the tracks were
being repaired.
henderson declared that street
cnrr would not be routed over the
corner for two or THREE weeks. a. u
IL planned 70 give ample time for
The cement TO harden beneath tire
rails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Removal Papers for
Sugar Theft Suspect

Removal papers for Harry Graves.
wanted in Helena. Mont. for alleged
theft Of i7s sacks Of sugar from an
interstate shipment. were taken out
Friday before United States Commits.
sioncr Robert c. McClellahd.
Graves was taken from n Blue
Funnel liner In Seattle by Albert
Rocks, deputy United States mar.
shai. He had been sent down by
Canadian authorities from whom ne
had previously escaped three tunes
while hiding in Canada. after the
theft, in January, 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
PHYSICIANS
CALLED TO
HIS Home!
Suffers Sharp Attack OF In
digestion, but Doctors Say
II Is Not Serious

WASHINGTON. March .5.--For.
mer President Wilson suffered a
sharp attnrk OF indigestion shortly
after eating his lunch today.
Members OF The Wilson family bn.
camr alarmed and summoned DR..
Cary r. Grayson and Or. Sterling
Ruffin.
Wilson responded quickly 10 treat.
ment and was relieved within little
more than an hour. II was stated.
Tho physicians said the attack
would not prove serious and could IN
no way be- regarded as a permanent
setback In Wilson's physical condi.
tinn. which hna been Improving
steadily for the hast few works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Poeschl Murder
Jury Still Ouf

PORTLAND. March e5.-The Jury
ip. the. murder trial Of Joseph C..
Poeschl. charged with shooting At
torney Charles ]. Schnabel to death
In the corridors of the Multnomah
county court house. was stili out to-
day after having retired at s:3o .. n.
yesterday.
Pocsehl was the hero Of train
wreck in South Portland. for which
the state legislature presented him
with medal. He hired Schnabei a.
his attorney to sue the railroad COM
pany. and later accused Schnabel OF
bertaying him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Young 'Badmen' Now
Long for Mother

After being arrested In possession
OF loaded revolver as they lurked In
tho alley beside an apartment house
late Thursday night, Bin Davis. n.
and Bernard sheridan. 10. both OF
spokane, were very anxious TO re.
turn TO homo and mama" Friday.
Patrolman o. l.. Cameron made the
arrcss They probably win be sent
home and given another chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Wealthy Tradesman
Killed in Ireland

CORK. March 25.--John Cathcart
wealthy business man. was shot and
killed in his home here today by un-
known men.
a placard reading convicted spy"
was left near the body.
Cathcart was managing director Of
the Palsy company. a house with
big English connections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Widow Sues Men
Who Shot Husband

PORTLAND, Ore, March 25.--
Mrs. Lena A. Hedderly entered suit
for 81 500 damages here today against
three federal revenue agents who
snot and killed her husband, an al.
legged bootiegger. while he was at.
tempting to make his escape from a
police trap here on September 10.
The federal men are William II.
Wood, J. J. higgins and Delazon c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

Sheriff Matt stsr-vich has accept
ed an invitation to travel from Seat.
tie TO Vancouver. y. c.. by seapiane
on May 1.
Invitations also will be extended
TO Gov. Hart. Mayor Caldwell and
other prominent officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Seattle Apartment
Promoter Arrested

SALEM, Ore. March ?5.--R. n.
McFarlano, promoter OF cooperative
apartment houses" said to be want.
ed for investigation at Mount Yer.
non. Bellingham. Seattle. Walla
Walla and other points In Washing.
ton. is under arrest here today.
charged with obtaining money under
false pretonses.
Neither the prosecutor. police. nor
Il. +. officials IN Seattle have any
information concerning McFarlane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Woman Bilks Cafe
Man Out of $40 Bill

Here's a SEQ money order. Can
have $50 for ~" asked a woman
OF Jack Martin, proprietor OF
chauncey Wright restaurant Thurs.
day. He gave her two $40 bills.
Later he discovered the money or.
der was for $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

TO ALLEY
and dies
AT Once
lust Came From Duluth;
Aged Woman Unnerved BY
Long Train Ride

Ciutching his wife's skirt ~ she
climbed out fourthstory window 10
the New Arlington hotel. formerly
the New Cecil. 1917 First ave. ~
day morning. in a suicidal attempG
J. Louis Johnson. OF Duluth. Niun~
tried 20 save her.
The skirt ripRd and Mn Lana
johnson dropped five and . hak
stories 10 the alley pavement. break-
ing three heavy power wires N 10
fall.
DIES WHILE HKTNG
PLACED IN AMBULANCE
She died whiie being plaos1 =
an ambulance. she was sk
Motorcycle Paeroiman A. =. nm
and Detective y. D. lands 9Uee
toned johnson and said they -
cep,ed his story Of his wife's ~.
eide.
johnson sold cut his buslnew -
Duluth several days ass. He -
hts wife arrived here with Z pQB1y
OF four other people last ntgh4
The Johnsons were given rsom
4i4. The rest OF the party wen4 -
to Portland af t1o q m
johnson said his wife had bonm -
nerved by the long f1de fro0 D>nGeu
In the day coach.
He said they had just afiDsa. ~
was washing. His face was IN
wr1ngfng wet when he cfcase6 tho
room to get a towel and his ring.
He said he heard Mn. JohnDon
raise the window and saw her climb
out on the sill. He rushed to me
window and grabbed her skirt just
AS she threw herself free. The skirt
tore and she plunged downward
catch HERR
HUSBAND CRIES
II. Horn. lTo7 second ave. n. Y.
was in the alley at the time of 1lrn.
Johnson's death leap. When john
son felt tisc' skirt ripping he caI1nd
fran,ically 20 Horn:
Catch herr
Horn reached her just affer she Ne
the pavement. The body was tAlfep
10 the county morgue. 49,
Altho room Ala is ON the fourth
floor IL is five and a half skoE1oo
above the alley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
"He's Lying!" Says
Mans Own Attorney

This mans guilty. your honor:
he's simply lying to the COURT
Thus Tom Page. attorney. defend.
cd his client. Billy Roberts, In federal
court Friday for operation OF still.
Thirty days and $500 fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
"a Miners Killed
in Mine Blowup

CARLSBAD. March 26.--Twenty.
four miners were killed late yestcr.
day at kukla. a Moravian mining
town. Fire caused the explosion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

Ho bent forward and laid HIS hand fearfuiiy
upon her shoulder and tho touch seemed 20
stop the blood In his veins and hushed tho
words upon his lips. Hope raised her head
slowly NJ tho with a great effort. and looked
into his eyes. II seemed to him that he had
brcn looking into iho~~ same cyos for ernin.
rieS. tho ho had always known them. and
bent his head lower. and s,r~tching hts
arms drew her to him. and the eyes dld
waver. lie raisrd her and held her close against
his br.asA Her eyes faitsr.d and closed
Hope ne whispered: Hope He stepped
lower and kissed her. and his lips told her
what they could not speak--they were quite
alone.
-Srom -Saidl~v~ ~ Fcrsuue.s
by Richard Harding Davis.
+ Ard shrn purnif shaw took me In hfs arms.
by and hy h~ said huskiiy;
~BeIoved. had no right 20 ask you 20 shav~
such life mine must bc--shs life Of a poor
sailos"
Al this ! raised my bead from its nesting.
place and laughed
Ask mer SHY. asked your"
-Frvm Spanish Deubiccsr.-
by Camilla Kenyon.
Il am too old for vou dear ne aald present.
y they wandered about the garden. "much
too Old"
age she Whispered soffsy. what ~ thafr
what; have we 20 do with the years that are
pastf II ~ the years 20 come only which We
me almost trsrnble with happiness. You are
much TOO rich sud too wonderful a parsonage
for a homeless orphan like me: but" she added.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

George A. Mcaghor counting "ds
gang"
"oh. nothnks-iusi q coupla drinks
OF cider before supper nothin'
at all--then after supper | had some
Of that lomontasting stuff in the bot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
CHlCACOAN
Held HERE
IN SWnVDLE
Charged With Huge Booze
Fraud; TraiIed by Cross
Nation Phone Call

Spirited across the international
line In an auto late Thursday after
he had lost his fight against extra.
dition In Vancouver. u. c. Harold
Michelev. rs. Russian manufacturer.
WAS held in the city Jail Friday.
In custody OF Capt. Morgan Col.
iins and Detective sergt Harry Ma.
del OF Chicago. Mchciev will leave
for Chicago Friday night to stand
trial on two indictments growing ou,
Of bcoxs swtndlo.
GER ssS.eso
FALSELY. CHARGE
Mlchelev Is accused Of getting
$4,000 by representing himself TO
b an accredited government agent.
authorized to dispense whisky for
medicinal purposes
After apparently having cvnded
pursuers. Michelcv was caught trace
OF again in Los Angeles by . novel
piece OF detective work.
His wffo In Chicago. sei~phon~i
by long distancn 20 nfrn in the Cali
|fornia city. Capt. Collins and serxs.
Ssael inferc~pted the long distance
eonA~rsAslon-. AID tiaaIlcd Mlsheiev To
Vancouver.
Vancouver osficc-~. aided by NJ. :.
Rider. American consul. arrested
dichel~v. after r~ceiving wires from
the Chicago officers Mschsicv com
hated exfradttion. lie was given
five separate hearings.
The nfth was Thursday before
Chief Justice Hunter. Mlch.lev lost
when the Chicago officers produc ed
a dominion warrant and a presi.
deutiai warrant for him. Before
Michelcv could appeal again. h. was
hustled into an auto and rushed
across the border 70 Blaine. From
there he was brought hero by train.
STEERED ALLEGED
VICTIMS IxTO NORGUE
Aichelev'H alleged fraudulent deal
was committed In August. 1890.
After getting the ssi.soo. II Is
charged. he showed his so-eailed vic
Tins war.house receipts and told
them to 20 TO a certain address and
get the boozr. When the eager
booze-eckers went there. they found
themselves In a mortuary. Police
were called In at once.
MieheIev's trail was picked up hy
the intercepted telephone message.
Scrxt. Sadei explained Friday that
in Illinois the government has bona
fide wholesale whisky dealers. who
dispense booze TO drug stores. where
Il may be gotten on a prescription.
Michelev is accused Of posing aH
1Ieh a wholesaler. altho alleged TO
have neither creden tlals---nor booze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
That Spring Feeling

II here again. We feel like get.
ting out into the country where
we see the fields and trees. the
gardens and green things.
/. And don't you feel like you
want to own an acre or tract
OF land where you can enjoy the
sunshine; whore you can 0f 80
minded make a living?
Others can and are really
making good on acreage near
Ateaftle.
YouIl find many small places
for sale on the Classified Page
OF The Star
Investigate some OF them.
Get the suburban idea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

"a gun 20 off and | feel that I'm
shot They gotta scared, because
they see that I'm shot, and they run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

'.Deesa here gant come up da--"
Fred. what were you drinking last
nightpF broke In City Attorney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
By GEORGE CLAIMING

nEAR TOM: II you had bcau,i-
~ fuI baby daughter. born several
weeks ago. and everybody butted In
90 tell you how 10 raise her. you'd
BE- pecved- too.
} I say 50 with confidence. because
you show strangely convincing signs
Of bctng also human In addition TO
being . city editor.
To . fellow who doesn't believe In
sickness. accident. bad temper or
anything else that ruffies mental
compcsure. constant reference 70
shese things Is ruffiing In the ex-
trcme.
EVERYBODY ADMITS
SHES a BEAUTIFUL BABY
know I have . beautiful baby.
Even the folks who crowd up TO give
advice admit that In fact. they use
n as an excuse for venting their die
tAforial propensssics and their un-
curbed inclinattcns 60 say the final
word on bahy-rsisinx.
When that tmby was norm looked
a. her and knew that God Almighty
would do as fine a Job In bringing
her up to serviceable womsrhood as
~ had done In forming her lovely
features and giving her clear
soprano cry.
4 Hut along came . human being
mo declared that n her perfectly
LhnnIshy usother didn't eat corn meal
1ke habv would grow lean with SICK.
oors. .a...
Even N I had Rad any desire %
nrten I wouldn't have had time. be-
6nuse an ofherwise deiightfni woman
Rnx1ov>d cio-> on the formers heels
- vayn me that the mothers corn
nal should he adulterlfsd a little
~ evan abandoned altogether In the
mtsr~uss Of the haby,s comfort
~asxrp urroSsSr~DrD
---.. s.,,v
sesxed my wife ana baby ana nar-
sicaded ourselves IN an apartment
Then a caller came. beaming upon
my httie family.
Ny she said. you must eve
the baby artificial mix tnaming
certain canned brand because the
sugar IN u VIII make the cniid tat
and healthy"
She was 80 certain my w1fe almost
yielded so i proposed TO bundle the
baby up and so for walk
Outside. a gracious woman stopped
MS What are you feeding the
baby she aueried OF my WIFE
"WefI. anyway. don't under any CIR
eumstances give her artificial milk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Our Pet
.PeeVeS::
Raising His Baby.
Too Much Advice.
Everybody Means Well.
But It's Nonsense.

rAp 10 IL ssath 81 . ~vt~ ef ar-
o~1s. IN whs~h sserubews - The star
sanSf tell whsx Aispls~~rs tiss~a mssI.
- vhy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

EMMANUEL WEITZ was cxoner.
ated OF booze charges by federal
Jury Thurxdav afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

ma like fire.
81 runna after them 10 get po.
licemans and doctor. They see 20.
licemans first and tell him I'm shoot.
in at them When ! get TO da po-
liccmans and tell him that they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

turhtrT hrr arm thru his with cor'rntrf little
sssh. Il have you. and I shall not ie, you Ror'
Prom Tho MaiefAsscr-
ny r. Phillies 0ppenheim.
~ was not ,ounhov who ner,ies for pro,eo.
bushlng. ho,iy ashamed little girl. and ali tho
pentup thoughts rushed forth.
And sost my revolver and my horse: and
fhe~c 'strouasrs too tight IN the isEs and
bal knocked me down and rats ran over nc.
and I'm all dirty and-and Oh Arnold, Arnold.
Forgive ne-forwive n..'
lie drew her closer
-Fr"m Tho Heart Of Virginia Ke~p."
nv Edwin Baird
Crser,e ben, down and took her hand as he
had The fiFst night when they entered into
ther strange partnership.
~Nevrr-nsver can begin 10 ray ycu what
I owe he said huskiiy his face near hers
Bic felt her breath almost on his cheek.
rsw the quick cncr como Into her face. her
breast rise and fall with smotion- Their eycs
met.
you need not pay she whispered. Il am
your--
-From -Coo~tsno~ Dunisp..
BY Arthur B Reeve.
While Tee ana her lover shook hands. their
eyes hsla fast. 20 each other
Good TO see YOU. Billie" she said.
"samc here. Lee"
"when you and Jim have put up your horses
wan, yeu TO oC<ne up to aunts for supper
-Wol be there"
FROM q Man Tourlsquar~-
by William Macleod RAine.
tsst.. s-.se+s+.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
VIII SON ILL
Have N@velists the Right
Idea About Proposals?
Tell Cylnthia Grey.


LAVE NOFELSTS the
finished IL TN
Why can't a love story "a she
What's cron0g' asked
They're superficial
Of 'em listened TO did"
I'm going find out" replied Tu
herr am.
How act DID
rcdis
Have the norests The hnchf Read ear popular
els
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Weahsr

Tonight and Saturday.
probably rain, moderate
Westerig gale.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-01
tcopy-iElifl

| know there will be hearty cooperation
between us as we understand each other,
and | hope l can impress upon you that
feeling of cordiality / shall continue to
hold through the session, regardless of
what attitude you see fit to take on any
measure 1t is outside of my practice
and contrary to my nature to maintain
a grudge | think we shall be able to get
along together with Windsor county S
chief representative in the executive
chair. The governor knows well
enough that the principal control lies
in the Legislative chamber and that he is
servant of the state under direction
of the general assembly.
This gives the public a glimpse of its
next governor. Not a political boss or
a domineering executive over the legis-
lative branch of the government is
shown. but a man experienced in deal
ing with men who proposes to be ser
want of the state and the people who
elected him to his high Office. This
glimpse gives people more confidence
in the man and strengthens their hope
of a broad good natured administration
by a man who cannot maintain a grudge