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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
Thought Hari-Kari
Something to Eat

Employees Of the World Cable
Go. were dupcd into signing the
contract In which they agree TO
commit hari-kari II they should
tell any Of the secrets" Of tho
Japanese Ponsi scheme.
The s,enographer who wrote the
contract admitted today that she had
had no idea what the word hari-kari
meant when Il was dictated 20 her.
II asked them what II meant" she
said. ''and they told mo II was sim
ply that people who talked would
lose their rights and privileges In
the company"
The stenographer. having signed
one OF these contracts herself.
stands in mortal terror OF Thomas
Y. Nabatame. japanese president OF
the company. and begged that her
name be kept out OF the papers.
I'm willing 20 go into court. tho.
n necessary" she added. 'and testify
to all OF this undcr~oath."
This woman. by the way. WAS
asked TO resign several days ago,
because she asked too many embar.
RAISING questions, and she IL thus
one OF the few employees to yet all
their money back.
Interrogation OF other employees Of
the company developed the fact that
none OF them understoodetisv mean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
TONG MURDERS
To Be EXPOSED
Chinese Promises to Bare
Secrets to Prosecutor

One Chinese II In city Jail and
another l. threatening To expose
the system Of tong killings In
Seattle as the result of shoot
ing at First ave, and Cherry ST.,
Friday afternoon.
Harry Lee. the man under arrest.
was nahbed by Mounted Patrolman
IL. q. sutton after chase of several
blocks. following Lees alleged at
tempt 60 murder fiarry Gong, a mer'
chant
Two shots were fired at Gong as
he fled into cigar store at First
and Cherry. Both bullets missed
their mark.
Gong now declares he win place
before Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas
Information that viii enable the au-
thorities 10 arrcst evefy gunman con
nected with shootingA ON this coast
for several years past.
Gong Is a salmon broker with Of
fees In the Pioneer building. and a
member OF the Suey Sing tong. Lee
is said Go be HOP Sing tongman.
Gong brands the Hop Sing tong
as an outlaw society. with head
offices In san Francisco. where. he
says. death plots are Matched.
Il was warned few days ago.
he said. that Tom Leung. Kim
Sing and l were marked for kill
ing was on my guard"
Gong says tho alleged outlaw
tong In headed by gamblers. big
dealers In narcotics and slavers.
who buy and sell white girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
R. R. PROBLEMS
WILL BE AIRED

Problems OF Importance to the pub
lie and railroad transportation will
be discussed at n regional meeting OF
the American Short Line Railroad
association at the Seattle Chamber
OF Commerce on Thursday. Plans
for the gathering have just been re-
ceived by f. c. Ward. president Of
tho Pacific Coast Railroad.
Among the subjects TO be taken UP
are freight and passenger rates as
affecting the short line roads trfb-
utary to Seattle: demands of labor:
motor transportation: congressional
and state legislation, and require
ments OF the interstate commerce
commission as affecting the issuance
OF securities. stocks. bonds. etc.
Bird NJ Robinson. president OF the
American Short Line Railroad as
ISOLATION. will come from Washing
ton. to act as chairman of the meet.
ing. He win be accompanied by sew
erai officials OF the national organi-
zation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
Display Products
of Disabled Vets

Products OF disabled soldiers and
sailors confined in hospitals of the
state viii be put on sale and display
November IL. II was announced Sat.
urday. Wood carving. rag carpets
and art objects are among the prod.
ucts to be exhibited and sold. Dona-
ton OF a booth at the Pacific North.
west Fruit exposition was made by
Director ID. ID. Olds to the Tiny
Yank" newspaper. which turned 1t
over to the vets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
BRUMFIELD'S
TRIAL DRACS

RosEBURG. Ore. Oct. Slope
OF effecting final selection OF a jury
TO hear the case OF DIR. Richard NJ.
Brumfieid. charged with the murder
Of Dennis Russell July Is. before
Monday noon was looked upon as
futile here as court started its fourth
day OF monotonous jury selection.
Eleven tentative jurors have been
seated. Thirty-five more OF the last
special panel OF so remain 10 be ex-
amincd. with the defense clinring
to the eight peremptory challenges
left to them. and the prosecution
carefully conserving It's four
The slow procession OF Jurors that
has passed in review before Attor-
ney Rice for the defense. and Dis
trict Attorney Neuner for the state.
has been retarded more by the de.
fense's careful questioning than by
the states efforts TO dislodge pros
pective talesmen inimicai 70 its side
OF the case.
Brumfields eyeglasses were being
repaired yesterday and the absence
OF this aid to vision worried him
perceptibly. when his wife en-.
tered the court room as the after.
noon session opened. bringing his
glasses to him. he rewarded her
with n sunny smile and nodded
brightly when Attorney Rice in
CURED IL the glasses made him feel
better.
"You bet they do" he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
Football Players
Get Class Offic@

Two members OF the football tes
of Moran cambridge school w
elected officers Of the student b
Friday. Leigh Rabel 1925 SecV
ave. was chosen president. Id
quarterback on the team. ARD
Greig OF Cashmere was chosen
vice president. Greig is captaif
the football team. Other officers
John May. Jay Northrop. n
Greeley and Lloyd williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ROBBERY
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Fremont. shortly after midnight. Sat.
urdAy.
Tn. arrest was a deliberate trap
set by the sheriff 20 capture two
bandits who have been terrorlxing
that neighborhood. Kramer stopped
his automobile on tho highway and
was stuck up by two men posing as
deputy sheriffs. They dema naed
500 from him a. hush money 10
avoid noforiety.
Kramer gave them. he told tho
sheriff. a diamond ring and a gold
watch and was allowed 10 leave for
Seattle 10 get 500 for them.
Instead OF returning to the waiting
alleged bandits. Kramer notified
Deputy Sheriff Jack w. DIN. who re.
turned with him In the automobile.
When the two men stepped from tho
bush. Dill showed a gun In Knapp's
side and declared himself an officer.
Thu other man fled.
Saturday morning Knapp was
griiled by Starwich and N said 10
have implicated Harris Ia his alleged
confession. Harris was arrested and.
according 10 Starwich, also con-
fessed. Starwich said credit due for
the arrests belonged 20 Dill. Star.
witch announced the two men would
be charged with highway robbery
Monday.
Tho two men are said 10 have been
holding up young people on the
highway and extorting 'blackmail
money"
According TO starwich. scores OF
complaints have been received by
him for several months OF the sctiv-
tiles OF tho two men on the high.
way. who posed AS deputy shcriffs.
In every instance extorting money
from motorists.
Harris. who says he IN the step.
son of Jack Thatcher. state tax com
missioner, was TO have been married
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

Ing OF the word hnrf kari when the,
signed their secret contracts"
II thought maybe II was nome
thing TO eat" one OF the dupss OK.
planned ingcnuousiy. "and oouldnr
Eee any sense 90 it--but I'm always
willing 10 eat"
Following Is the text Of tho con
tract.
This IL y secret agreement
made between Thomas w. Nab.
stamy OF the first part and
........... Of the second part.
Tho said parties hereby agree
10 the secret agreement for the
publishing and copyright car
rying on Of the business all
over the civilized world.
The first party agrees 10
make profit which shall BE-
divided equally with the party
Of the second part for the fu-
turc. Therefore be IL under.
stood between the aforesaid
parties that the utmost secrecy
be observed. failing which II
is hereby agreed between the
parties aforesaid that Il shall
, be hsra-isiri for either or both
Of them"
Signed BY both parties hero
undes" ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

=. Dealing In powers Of at
torney. hills ~ sale. deeds Of
trust and other instruments.
0. Dealing In and manufsc-
tire of ''s~roplanc~. sir~hip-.
dirigibl~s and other vessels
which can float or move In tho
air"
10. Dealing In and mnnufsc-
turc Of submarines or othc~
vessels which may NOV. on or
under and partly on and partly
under" the water.
~. To DIAL In raw and manu-.
fsctur~d sills
~. To locate. buy. prospect or
otherwise deal In land protue-
Ing "gas. oil. coal. iron. gold. all
yer. platinum or other metals or
minersi..-
IL. To do and perform every.
thing Incidental. requisite and
necessary Ia carry into effect
the objects or any cf them for
which this corporation b
formed
The articles show the incorporn
tors 10 b. Thomas Y. Nahatame
". Copper. James A. Frixxsil
Allan NJ Peterson. James McGrath
and leon J. cravaile. -aii OF whom
arc tnsidcnts Of tina state OF VAST,
Ington and majority OF whom ar
citizens Of the United States"
Tho ineorporators. with tho 81
ception OF Frlrxeli. comprise IN
board OF trustees. which "a to man
age tho corporation until January 10
fa4s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
STARTS
ON
PAGE |
JAP P0NzI

December viii be promptly paid
when thoy become due. But Nj
Hall was not satisfied and yestnr-
day began n suit aEainnt the World
Gable Directory Co. for t27666 and
caused writ OF replevin 20 be ia
sued The company Immediately
filed re-deiivefv bond and the
typcwriterH were aot taken from
the company rhe bond was APP
proved by tho sheriff and the case
WI now take It's ordinary course
In the courtA
THINKS COMPANY
HAS LARGE HACKING
u am Informed that the company
10 backed by large amount OF cap
itai and | am also Informed that
certain interests Ia the East and In
the publication OF This valuable az
tectoty In Seattle. | have also heard
that attempts have been made thru
Dun and Bradstrert's To got re-
ports on the company. but as tho
company was not borrowing money.
and was not asking credit. IL was
unnecessary To take up tho time OF
the company In making reports to
business agencies or other unofficial
persons.
u sincerely hope the notoriety
which the World cable Directory
Go. has received thru Tho Star may
not Impair It's business or destroy
the pay roll which means 40 much
20 Seattle at the present time,
During the past six weeks the world
Cable Directory Co has employed an
average OF about 40 people TO each
81 whom IL has paid an average or
about sis per week, making a week >
~ pay roll OF about $1,000
II cannot understand tho motive
which would move any man or set
OF men. especially In hard times, to
attempt 20 prevent corporation
from doing buslnaHn with pay roll
or mat size In Scattic. Many or the
employees were obtained from the
r. NJ &. A.. and all Of them. 80 far
as known 10 me. are excellent young
people, who arc In urgent need OF
employment and 20 cripple n COM
pany and throw Its employees out %
employment at tho present time. sim
ply TO help somebody ia a law suit
az 10 crafty some foolish curiosity.
Is not only indsfensibie. but posi-
lively cruel"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
REV. SPENCER IS
GUILTY MURDER
Is Convicted for Drowning
His Wife

I.AKEPORT. Cal. Oct. g.-The
Rev. John Spencer. formerly n ply.
sician of Oklahoma. today was con.
victed OF tho murder OF hIs wife.
Maude Spencer.
The verdict was returned after the
Jury had been out six hours. II was
stated that until the final ballot tho
vote had stood II for conviction and
one for acaulttai.
Mrs. Spencer was drowned in
Clear Lake. on which Iakeport IL 10
Gated. while mentioning hero with
her husband during the summer.
Tho Lords will be done" muir.
INJURED the Rev spenoer as he waa
led from the court room 20 cell,
where lie will await passing of SEN
tonce. Ito will be sentenced Mon.
day. The jury recommended life
imprisonment az tho sentence.
II waA believed Spencer would APP
peal tho case.
The verdict was something OF a
surprise 20 the community.
Rsv. Spencer went 10 trial Mon
day. lie had been arrested in Han
Jose. Cal. two months ago.
His arrest followed an autopsy on
Mrs. spcncer's body. which caused
authorities 20 believe she had been
forcibiy. and not accidentally
drowned
. Evidence AZ the trial developed the
theory that Rev. Spencer had taken
his wife in a canoe 10 a lonely spot
on the lake. drowned her. and car
ried her body In tho boat 10 land.
ing. where he came ashore, called
friends and told them his wifs had
fallen overheard white he WINS max.
ing fast the boat to tho landing.
Her body. half an hour later. was
found floating on the surface Of tho
water.
The spencerr had been married In
Dayton. O.. In 1907. Spencer. until
just before his arrest was pastor Of
the Presbyterian church at Fulton.
Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
Suit Is Begun for
Firms Typewriters

simultaneously with tho begin
ming OF an investigation into the
affairs OF the World Cable Direc-
tory Co. by the prosecuting attor-
ney's office. suit was filed Friday
against the corporation By the r..
w. Hall Co. to replevin six type
writer's on which the Japanese con.
Germ is alleged to have defaulted
payment.
1t seemed rather homogeneous for
a fully paidup 100000 capital"
company-wlth untold millions be.
hind ito be sued for s275.61, but
Col. J. NJ Hawthorne. attorney for
the corporation, explained that II
was all because Hall had been hot.
headed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
Woman Is Hurt in
Auto Hit by Trs

b. Il. Page and hi< wife narr
escaped death at 10 p. m. FIR
when an automobile in which
were riding was struck by
near the intersection of King st
Railroad ave. The train was me.
slowly and Page managed TO get
self and his wife out OF the c:
first impact. Mrs. Pages neck
sprained. Their automobile
pushed 100 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
CO. Incorporated to
Deal in Everything

There l. nj least one thing
which the World Cable Directory
Go. has not misrrprcsented In
selling Its stock.
n has authority to do any
thing under the sun. NJ L. proved
by It's articles OF incorporation.
on file In tho county auditors
office.
This document, by the way. In such
\ remarkable instrument that Il
seems strange that IN. articles were
granted without an investigation
b. the secretary Of state.
IL specifies 10 objects for which
The corporation Is formed - and
ihey'r. 80 broad that they include
lust about everything in the world
with the possible exception Of the
sitqhen stove.
The objects are. In brief.
I. The printing Of the World
Gable Directory"
2. The printing Of n secret
International cable code"
J. The publication of ''boolss.
records. pamphlets. periodicals.
newspapers. journals and other
printed matter In NIL languages.
4. The coes1ishiinE Of Ill
thesc publicsiious. -
S. Dealing IN lands. teuc-
meuts, hrreditamenss.-
g. Leasing Of lands. buildings
80 rxtx~~ s.xcf.~rtx -
I. Deniing In bonds. stocks.
mortgages. notes or other sccur-
tiles or evidences Of Indebted
nc~s"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
ARSENIC FOUND
IN IDAHO CASE
ny ROBERT A. DONALDSON

TWIN FALLS. Idaho. Oct. s.
Enough arsenic TO kill two men was
found In the body of Edward r,
Meyer. fourth husband OF Mrs. LYDIA
Southland. alleged "Bluebeardess" ac-
cording TO the testimony of DIR. t.
II. Rodenbaugh. state chemist OF
Idaho, who today gave the detailed
result OF his chemical examination
OF the vital organs OF Meyers
body.
Rodenbaueh testified that an alb.
solute "lethal or killing dose" OF
arsenic consists of half grain and
that approximately a grain was
found in Meyers body.
DR.. Herman Harms. state chemist
of Utah. corroborated Rodenbaugh's
testimony. Harms also took samples
of Meyers vital organs, as well as
other parts of his body. and subject.
ed them to chemical tests.
Harms stated that arsenic was
found In practically every part Of
Meyers body. even his hair and UNI
der his finger nails
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
HEALTH RESTORED
WITHOUT DRUGS

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think OF that.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
HERE'S
Nc RE
ABOUT

.tand tho meaning of all he said.
IL h fact that while MI NAha-
tame writes well and accurately IN
English, Yet HIS Inability 70 pro-
nounoe certain words accurately mas
been the cause OF some confusion
mir. NabRtame is man OF great
rasourcefutncss and originality ana
one who ia actuated and controlled
by hiFh humanitarian ana phllen
thropic ideals, AZ Of which arr a
selfish people cannot understand
why he. the president Of the COM
pany. and actively engaged In It's
management, should be willing 70
accept salary OF sss per week,
which was the same salary paid to
ali OF the employees OF the COM
pany.
now DEVELOPS own
SALE on TNPEMRiTEHs
The Immediate cause OF the dtf-
fieulty was Misunderstanding
cable Directory Co. and the Vi W.
Hall Co, over tho time certain in
Haii'r company, The contention Of
the World Gable Directory COM
bought six typewritera from the u.
w Hall Co. and agreed 20 pay for
them IN four monthly inHtaiments
OF saiST each.
The september instalment was
promptly paid The second install
ment came due according 60 agree
ment on October Q, ts2l. on that
date rendered MIR, Hall the amount
due on the second instaiment.
which was ssisT he refused 20
accept Il and brought suit In re-
plevln for the entire teTt.6s, which
Included the tsisf | had rendered
TO him. According TO the note the
several amounts were payable
monthly and while Mr. Nabatame
would have been perfectly willing
Go have paid the entire amount be-
fore " became due N he had been
courteously treated. yet When he
was threatend with a suit he ala.
as any other seif-ronpeeting man
would do, refuse on behalf of his
company 90 pay the amounts 70 was
owing until they became due. and
that Is why he gave mo the 1871
90 tender 20 Mr. Hall
The remaining two instruments
due respectively in November and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
Talk on Will Power
at Y. M. c. A. Sunday

"Wili Power In Religion" is tho
subject OF an address by DR.. ]. Ralph
Magee. pastor OF the First NJ. Il.
church, at the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday
club at 9 y. m. Cooperating, with
the Sunday club Is the gymnasium
leaders conference. Special music at
the mass meeting win be a solo by
X. III. Vivian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

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child can do it--you can absolutely
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
Dirigible Wrecked
by Bad Inspection

HULL. Eng. Oct. Slack of
proper inspection OF the pre- -construc.
ton plans of the zR.2. when was a
total wreck August "a. was blamed
by tho official court of inquiry, In.
stituted by the aid ministry. for the
disaster which cost ~ British and
American lives.
The court found that the airshlp's
frame had been lightencd In an ef
fort to increase her speed: that the
change had not been properly con.
sdered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

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bilis--just a simple home treatment W
can DO tried by any one without
Then. after trying, II you are FUZZY
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
Special for This Weekend
Totem Treat Bricks

Our first special is TOTEM
TREAT-on sale this weekend.
II is strictly our own private
brand. There is no substitute.
Only our own dealers sell these
Private Brand Bricks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

TOTEM TREAT BRICKS will
be on sale tomorrow at all stores
where Seattle Cream of Quality
Ice Cream is sold. A different
flavor next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
3 Chinese Fall in
Portland Tong War

PORTLAND. Ore. oct s.-Threo
Hop sing tongmen have fallen be
fore the guns OF assailants In tong
war here and the score IN unsettled.
Further outbreaks are expected
hourly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
Seattle Private Brand Bricks
A Series of Weekend Specialties

With all the goodness and rich
ness of Seattle Cream Of Quality
Ice Cream, but with brand new
flavors, we offer our Private
Brand Bricks in a series of dis
tinct fiavors-one each weekend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
Man KILLED
NEAR AUBURN

An unidentified Japanese was
killed Mt $3.50 a. m. Saturday by
n Northern Pacific train at Drill
lin, near Auburn.
The Northern Pacific physi-
clan at the station took charge
Of the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

These Private Brand Bricks
are ideal for Sunday dessert, for
weekend parties or for any occa-
sion where combination Of
wholesome food and delicious
goodness is desired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
FIRE PREVENTION DAY will /

FINE EhEE Es~TfVl~ UNI VII Y"
observed here sunday. In accordance
with the designation OF Gov. Hart.
Local firemen win parade thru tho
downtown streets Monday. Seattle
lost $4,000 and rs lives in fires
lat YeAr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

for Dr. A. F'ryxeii rs rector OF
Swedish All Saints church. Loretta
pl. and Summit ave. were held sat.
urdsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

ABERDEEN. Wasb,--Friday was
warmest day since August. with
temperature Of SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Newber-
~. Michigan. resumes seat In sen.
ate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

Sold by our deal
only. II you do 1
know nearest deal
phone Main 81
for name. \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
Something Different
In Ice Cream

For than twenty Seattle Cream Of Quality Ice Cream
every Seattee GOOD ICE CREAM 1t has meant
dependable uniformity of high quality ana fine flavor During
this time many important developments have been made But the
achievement Of all this and wholly different idea
take pleasure in announcing