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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
so SAVED; DIE
IN HOTEL FIRE
Building Burned in Portland
SnoWStorm

PORTLAND. Dec. Three men
we're suffocated TO death when an
early morning fire Quilted the Zen
rtur lodging house at Park and oak
SITS. ON tho outskirts OF the down.
town business section. today.
The dead are;
.Christostomo Madarang. 20, and
Tomas Carino. &c. both Filipino bus
hoys at the Knickcrhocker grill here,
and J. J. Mcdonald. SO. occupation
unknown.
Tho bodies Of the dead men are at
tho county morg,N.
The fire broke out about ! o'clock
this morning. shortly after an ex.
plosion In the furnace room. The
three men were suffocated after their
efforts to leave the building proved
Intellectual.
Fircmcn using ladders rescued so
other dodgers.
The building was OF wood and &C.
cupled a quarter block opposite the
Pacific Telephone 4 Telegraph Co.'S
office building. Tho damage 20 the
structure was not great The loss
win not be more than $4,000. Il was
believed.
Several other smaller fires spotted
tho city last night during the first
snowfall OF the season. Several acct
dents were narrowly avertcd on
streets slushy from the wet snow as
fire apparatus responded 20 the series
Of alarms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Dolly johnson Describes
Herself as Woman Slayer

Even after hope had died that her confession to Staying Mrs Kate
Mnhony the
eternity
the public Following
IL her statement
always told them my brother never killed woman, and
they asked who did kill Kate Mahoney. always
hoped until now IL would not be necessary TO tell.
struck her in sefdefense She called TO me TO and
help her ready for her bath She sent her husband down
town errand We got in argument some money
she had borrowed from asked her whether she wasn't
going draw money from the bank TO back be-
fore she went East
She got angry, and went out TO the kitchen and got
butcher knife fought with her and got the knife Then
she 10 the front ROOM where her bed and got
vover knew she kept bar of iron in the bed because
she afraid of burglars got the bar of iron and struck
her the head she would not shoot afraid
she would kill When my brother home, there L
with the dead body He helped dispose of it, in the
manner that everyone knows Of.
My brother the witness stand answered
the questions they asked told them many times that
brother not murderer When they gried him and
then told he had confessed did not believe it, because
knew he innocent They asked me whether had
killed her, and. Of course never told
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
MAKES DRIVE
AGAINST WAR
Bishop viii Give Several
Addresses Here

ri. Rev. Paul Jones. ID. D..
described as "the bishop who can't
reconcile Christianity and war" viii
speak under tho auspices OF various
organizations in this city Sunday.
Monday and Tuesday.
Rev Jones was formerly bishop
OF Utah for the Episcopal church.
He resigned his diocese and. aitho
stiil retaining his Episcopal office.
In working as secretary OF tho Eel.
lowfltip Of Reconciliation. an organi.
zatlon engaged In promoting sentl.
ment against war.
Bishop Jones will preach a. Christ
church. f7th ave. and Brooklyn ST.,
Sunday al II n. m. AZ , p. m. he
will speak at the Japanese Baptist
church. and az s1b he win address
the Congregational and Episcopal
student societies Of the university nj
Christ church parish on Can War
he EndedT'
Monday evening he win be guest
Of the Commonwealth club at din.
ner at Boldt's restaurant AT els
y. m Tuesday he VIII speak at a
dinner in the university commons on
Enjoying a Good Scrap"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Clemencedu viii Speak
in st. Louis SATURDAY.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. /. --- Georges
cicmoneeau expects 20 drive tho fin.
ishing spike In the case he has built
for France tomorrow.
Tho Tiger. resting at the country
home OF Joseph Pulitzer. prepared
his fourth American address. in
which he viii completely round out
his plea for Americas return to
European affairs. lie win make no
more speeches for a week.
Clemenceau slipped quietly into 81.
Louis early today and tho ciiy's re-
oeption wns withheld until tomorrow.
when he drives into town and speaks
al the Odeon. only a handful OF
people were at tho station. NJ tho
Tigers request
The war premier. after his WISH, 10
Lincoln'n tomb yesterday. felt 20 we'll
physically and 30 pleased with re-
suits OF his first three speeches. that
he consented TO be interviewed. lie
Indicated hts 81. Louis address would
be more or leEs a rounding out OF
his theme. putting the finishing
touches TO the word picture Of Amer.
len a. Europe sees her, which tho
Tig-r paints with ruthless coiorv.
What's tho news from Europo7''
he asked 20 begin with. The party
was travelling all Thanksgiving day
and saw no newspapers. Tho Tiger
chuckied as he was told OF tho Inn.
prisonmcnt OF King George. tho dif.
flcultie. Of Premier poincarc and tho
other European heads.
TITS a good thing I'm out he eI.
claimed with a twinkle. 1t might be
the In all that trouble"
Clomenccau waved aside IN. nug-
g-siion he discuss the French atti.
tude towards occupation Of tho Ruhr.
I'm here on a misEion OF my
own" ho said
Its a definite mission and has
nothing 20 do with these other
thinsA~
Reviewing briefly his American
tour. he made special reference 20
his Chicago reception.
1T was better. much better than I
expected" he said. He spiked the
rumor Of trouble over Mayor Thomp-
sons attitude by saying "The
mayor was In a most awkward pod =
ton. He wanted 10 greet the and NJ
the same tim. he had 10 hold with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Both MahOney and Sister
"COnfess" as Murderers

Each insisting on taking blame
for the murder Of Mr.. Kate Ma
honey, and OF ahsolying the 9th
er OF guilt. james T.. Mshoncy.
condemned for the crime, and
his sister. Dolly Johnson. made
elrventh-hour statements which
were made public Thursday.
Mahonays confession was handed
10 hts attorney. Lee Johnston. az tho
walla walla penltentiary. wednes
day afternoon. after he learned that
the United states supreme court had
refused to grant stay OF Judgment.
He said he alone was hia wifo's
slayer.
Dolly Johnson's statement was L..
sued late Thursday afternoon. In an
elevcnth.hour attempt to secure a re-
prieve from Acting Gov. w. J. Coyic.
She declared she killed Mrs. Maho.
ney with an iron bar. following a
quarrel. Her brother was not pres.
en,. she insists. But. shs added. he
came horne afterwards and helped
her dispose OF tho body.
Coyis was handed Dolly Johnson's
statement Thursday while no was IN
Seattle spending Thanksgiving with
relatives and friends when no
emerged from the Stadium gate
Thomas jefferson Casey. Doiiy's
attorney. accosted Coyie and made
known the urgency Of his errsnd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CHILD WINS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Of tears on her face and rho smiled
che~ffuliy.
"No." she said. you can't SEQ
mamma or gfan'ma They aren't
feeling very well this morning.
Mammals asleep and tho doctor said
grnnma wasn't TO sec anyone re-.
portern particularly. I'm sorry" and
sho Erinncd consoiingiy.
We'll. Margaret" she was asked.
what do you think about your un.
cie'n suggestion that you move
awRy7"
Il cont want 10 go she replied
instantly. II don't see any reason
why 40 should II wouldn't make
any difference TO me. living here.
Two got a long life ahead OF mo. !"
again tho sunny smile.
How did you spend the night.
Margaret" she was asked
''Oh.- sho responded careless.
~. Il slept right thru Il all
right. Mamma and Eran'ma
didn't. ] gu~~s--but ] sleep sw-
fully sound. and didn't hear
'~m. was asleep when Father
buckley called up and told
sbout--it. II woke mo up"
Tho morning air was cold on her
hare toen. and shs locked down at
them Rs n to suEge-, that tn. inter.
view should come To an end. Iiut
she was sfiil -ruiling hospitality.
Come back tomorrow or tho next
day " you want 90 SEQ mamma or
grnn'ma." sho advised.
II certainly was glad" she con.
fldcd In parting. that Uncle Jim de.
cidcd 10 see tho priest. don, feel
half no bad about II now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
DOPE SELLER
GOES TO PEN

Talbot Roberts. charged with the
preparation and sale OF cocaine. Aug.
9. pleaded guilty In Judge jeremiah
Ne,erer's court Friday morning and
was sentenced TO one year and q day
at Mcneil Island.
Alex Agoff. SIT Jackson st.. was
found guilty BY jury OF the unlawful
possession Of intoxicating liquor and
was fined 5000.
samuel Walters. charged with hav-
ing illegally gained entrance into the
United States. was found guilty and
viii be sentenced Monday. Walters.
n native OF Russia. is said TO have
told immigration officials May 10
that his birthplace was Canada and
that he had never previously been
refused admittance into the States.
Both are declared false statements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01

Later he called AZ the coyie homo
and presented Dolly's statement
Coyic Immediately got on the long
distance telephone. confirmed tho re.
ported confession Of Mahoney AZ
waiia Waiia. and also obtained vert
fiostion Of the report that the United
States supreme court had refused "a
grant a stay OF execution He then
declined TO take further action.
There In nothing l can do now"
Coyis said. ~Mahoney must hang -
Nahonry's confession. given In
his own handwriting. was
brought 90 Seattle BY his attor.
ney. Johnston. II contains
complete account Of tho killing
and declares Mrs. Mahou~y wa.
struck down by her husband ms
she was preparing TO take
bath. Mahonry insists hc had
no help and In later statement.
declar~. his sister. Dolly. entire
~ innocent 81 the crime.
Mahon@y'. last letter 90 his fam.
ny was delivered Thursday morn.
ing by Attorney Johnston. addressed
10 HIS three relatives IN the city. and
a sister. Mrs. Anna Dalton. rvriding
IN San Francisco. n read:
'walia waila. wash.
Nov. 20. 1898.
Dear Mother. Sister aud Mnrgare,
and Anna.
Il got your letter of yesterday.
Tel ttMs ana
know the worst Yes. Margaret,
will sre the priest before I SO. He
was here twice yesterday. and b. IL
going TO be with me all night tomor.
row night. lie will give me the last
sacrament tomorrow.
Now you must be brave and for.
gct me. My whole life has been a
torture TO those who love me. and
even as a little hoy uaed TO dream
OF dying this way. and my dream has
at last come true.
when Anna comes all u you so
back with her to California. or Can
ada. or somewhere away from Seat.
tle--and stay together. You will
never have n chance there In Seattle.
and II my soul can do you any good
in the next world will always be
watching over you. Good.byr and
God bless you all. JIMMIE"
II am very glad none OF you
came here TO see me. IL would have
made IT harder for you and harder
for me. Mr.. Johnston IL coming
agnin this evening and will carry
this last message 20 you. God bless
you all. JIMMIE"
Acting on his suggestion that they
leave the city the remaining mem
bers Of the Mahoney family have De
tsrmined 70 move just as soon AZ
they are able 20 do so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
NIGHTS VIGIL
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

gain new strength. Yes. Yos-yea
this II Mrs. Mahonoy Put him on.
90. Hello yes, hello. Father
Then the faint sound Of voice
speaking from miles away.
Your son was executed at
1;Oe - after receiving the last
sacrameni--he sent his love ."
YES" Mrs. Mnboney repeated
mechanically. yes Yes"
her voice grew duh. tired Her
body drooped She dropped the
telephone receiver, aud then.
slowly, quietly. collapsed.
In that moment her soul winged
ita way into eternity. The empty
hun remained IL was revived n few
minutes later hy tho family phyHi
elan. Hut the soul was gone-gons
to seek her son,
Mrs. Johnson received the shock
differently.
Before the actual news Of IN,
execution was received she WA
even more distract than hei
mother, She WINS hoping hoplnf
against hope-thnt tho eleventh
hour confession" that she had
made In desperate effort to save
her brothers life would be OF SONS
avail But when hope vanished. u
seemed almost a relief A greai
sorrow was IN her heart woightlns
Il down-but the strain was gone.
She minist~red 10 her mother
calmly and efficiently. Tisn.
when she had been assured by
tire physician that there WIS no
danger. she quietly went to bed.
and Immediately sank Into
heavy siumber. from which she
had not been aroused nj noon.
u was her first undisturbed
sleep for weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01

that he and his wife Off for Cuba.
is2t-Aahoney his home ao9 Denny
i93Mahoncy attempts forged permit 10 enter his
wifc's depoait and Is arrested
Mrs Carrie Hewitt aroused and they report
Captain Detectives Charles T. Tenant
Immediately begins searching for body
s, Mrs MRhoney's found Lake Union
filed against Mahohey
ieai-Mahoney trial pleading not guilty after
making convince the authorities that he
oct. 4, isai-Atahoney guilty
Oct 4 January 1872
sept appeals having failed Mahoney Is rcsentcnced
December 1872 and Il removed from tho King
county Jail the wala waila pcniientay
Dec 1, chapter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
COYLE STRESSES
NEED OF RELIEF
Near East Situation Is Now
Growing Worse

OLYMPIA. Dec. I'm responrs to1
"A telegram from President wsrren1
O. Harding setting Sunday. Decsm{
Der 3. as a special day o. mass meet
ings and the climax OF a national ap
peal for funds for Immediate emsr
gency relief among people driyenI
from their homes In smyrna and
other parts Of the GrccolTurkisf(
war zone. Acting Governor VIM. J
Coyie yesterday issued a statsmen
calling the presidents proclamationI
10 the attention Of the people OF fhi5
state and urging them 10 comply
with It's provisions.
1.-THE disaster In the Near Fast.
stated Acting Governor Coyie. ~
unparalleled in modern history. and
the driving out Of whole populationd
OF towns and districts Ii growing
steadily. Reports from tho Red
Cross, the Near East Relief and
governmental sources portray an 81
most unbelievable situation OF dis
trcss.
1T is difficult for US. who live ~
sheltered America. to realize thaY
thesa people Of the Near East arr
living In camps without proper ciothI
ing or housing, and that unless imI
mediate measures TO protect theiI
health are taken epidemics and star
walton will take their toll BY th4
Thousands. The heavy rains are b.
ginning TO set In and II In an apI
pallIng condition. increasing In aim
Guilty daily and far exceeds the -
innate OF the relief necessary W.
President Harding issued his proc1o|
nation Of October 2. calling upon -
nation 70 come 20 tho relief Of thegl
unfortunate beings.
"It has become evident. in visw G
late advises, that the present cam
paigns carried on by the Smyrna
Emergency Relief and the Amerfca1
Red Cross must be suppiemented d
a great community effort and Il I
my hope and desire that In accord
ance with the request OF the pre-
dent. Sunday. December 3. Will n
observed as a special day OF ma
meetings In the cities thruout TIM
state and that the climax az ~
extraordinary appeal will Be- ~
raising OF Washington's fun PORTED
for this great cause"
As no mass meeting has bRen -
ranged for in Seattle. local organtz
lions. churches and individuals -
asked to mail their contributions g.
the war zone sufferers 70 the "a
Cross or TO the Smyrna EmerEenc
Relief at 33s Burke building. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01

FLEEING TOWN

sMAcKovER. Ark. Dec. i.--Dcni.
zons OF tho underworld were on an
exodus from tho Smaekover gusher
field today. following a clash with
vigilantos In which one gambler was
killed and is other persons injured.
Forty deputy sheriffs patrolled the
field 20 prevent further organized
fighting. The authorities took charge
after pitched battles this week.
"Slim" Sanders. n newcomer from
New Orleans. said 10 be proprietor OF
ono OF tho most notorious gambling
dives. was believed 20 have been
killed In the battle between under.
world characters and white.robed
vigilantes.
The fight opened when Sanders at
tempted 10 repulse vfgilsntes who
had warned 1000 bootlcggcrs and
gamblers and other undeslrablcs to
leave the district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Hold Three Men on
Robbery Charges

Three men. Robert Pstchess. ~. J.
l.. King. 10. and q. r. Mcdonald. 81.
wcr- held by the police Friday. al
legged to have confessed two robberies
during tho past week. According 10
Detectives A. A. Brown and l.. c.
Harris. the trio looted the Collins
playfield clubhouse. taking 1875 tow.
els. later robbing tho home OF II.
Cooper. 1911 18th ave. taking an
alarm clock and quantity OF cloth.
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
THANKSGIVING
FEASTS FOR ALL
Organizations See to II That
Everybody Eats

With baskets and group dinners
supplied by organizations and ind.
viduais turnout the city. scarcely
any person who resides In Seattle
went without a regular Thnnksgiv-
ing dinner Thursday Turkeys,
chickens. roast pork. celery, Gran
berry sauce and pies were sent out
10 families that had not the means
OF providing feasts for themselves,
while such organizations as the Sal.
walton Army and the Millionaire
club provided dinners for large mum.
bers Of people In the downtown dis
trict.
The Social Welfare league coop
Grated with clubs and persons de-
sirous Of sending cheer 10 families.
Even the county jail sent out food
when word was received that n few
families still remained without
Thanksgiving dinners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
$4,000 LIBEL
ASKED BY H0RR
S. B. Asia Sued Following
Public Charges

Butt 10 recover 10000 damages for
alleged malicious and llbelous state
ments In a news story published In a
Seattle Newspaper Nov 20. we're filed
against =. Is. Asia Friday morning
by Ralph Horr. Horr acted thru his
attorney. Philip Tworoger.
The fraction between Asia and
Horr broke into print when Asia.
as head Of the citizens committee
formed 10 raise funds for the Veter-
ans Of Foreign Wars convention held
In Seattle last August. refused 20 pay
certain bills which Horr presented as
part Of the convention expenses
Asia contended that the expenses
for which the bills were made out
were unauthorized by the citizens
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
pABY ROBBED OF
- BOOTS, BLANKET

BERKELEY. Cal. Dec. baby
sonny" De Iaphe. aged months.
viii grow up and Join the search for
the 'meanest thief"
The proverblaI "meanest man"
found sonny" In his baby buggy.
alone. robbed him OF his pretty Gro
cheted boottees. cap and blanket. and
left him crying in the cold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01

his people II was difficult for him,
very difficult"
Clemenccau was told that St Louis
was a city In which there Was n large
German population. He recalled that
u was also one Of memories Of many
famous French pioneers in the days
before the Louisiana purchase.
But what about the Germans7' he
asked. II ann not hard on the Ger
mans was not hard on them at
Chicago. said tina; some day they
might become again n great race. ]
want 20 soe the Germans good people.
for then we shall have peace"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
WHAT'S IN THE AIR
PROGRAM FOR friday
DECEMBER 1

KFC-1i15 q. m TO IL noons ,
o. m. TO 3 p. m; $50 p M; = >.
m: . 20 11:15 p. m
KDZE--ios3o to II .. a. ~
$40 TO 4:3o D. m daily except
sunday: I TO 8 D. m. Mondays ma
Fridays; 8 to 3 p. m. Wednesdays
KRIS to . p- m. Monony4
Tuesdays. Fridays and SATURDAYS
KHQ-7 to p. m TuesdnyR
Wednesdays, Saturdays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Doris Deane Won't
Talk About Dempsey

Los ANGEL rs. Dec. i.-Doris
Deane. beautiful brunette picture
actress. today would not confirm the
current report that KID Cupid. noted
ring promoter, had made n match
between her and Jack Dempsey.
~ met Jack In the East" she ad.
mitted. hut when asked II Dempsey
had made a marriage proposal, sho
made an irrelevant remark about be-
ing taken for a dumbbell."
Miss Deane has corrcaponded with
the champion In more than a casual
way. sources that professed to be In.
formed. related.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Veronal Victim Is
Slightly Improved

Paul j. Higgins. travelling sales.
man OF San Francisco, was slightly
improved at the city hospital Friday
as the effects Of the drug which he
swallowed Tuesday night began 20
lessen. Higgins had been uncon.
scious for SO hours.
veronal tablets, which physicians
believe Higgins took TO induce sleep.
were found in Higgins room. The
case indicates that the salesman
took an overdose. rendering him UNI
conscious. His wife Is said to have
collapsed when she heard OF her hus
bands condition and Is In a San
Francisco hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Two Men Wreck Car
and Then Disappear

After wrecking n small roadster
by driving II up an embankment on
Virginia ri. between Boren and Terry
ayes. Thursday. night two men
stripped tho car OF its license plates
and fled. according to l.. II. Matte
son. 1924 Terry ave. who witnessed
tho incident Police believe the car
had been stolen. II was taken to
the Mayflower garage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Three Boys Held
for Theft of Car

Arrested In possession of an auto
stolen from Mrs. G. NJ. Robins. three
youths. Denxil Bronson. Leonard
Mathiscn and John r. Hole. were
under arrest Friday. They were cap
tured by Patrolman George y. Rey.
noIds Thursday night at sSth are. =.
and Lucille st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Prohibition Hits
Water in Englane

BRIGHTON. Eng. Dec 1-Hoee
staffs here have been instructed g
serve no water for drinking purpoeel
owing 10 the shortage caused By III
summers drought Hotel guests Z
Mitcham are In the same predhea
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
so sUPERCILIOUs

Mrs. Pester-You've no right to
find fault with little Pinard. He's a
very blue.blooded French bull.
Her Huaband-No doubt he's gen
tie born. but he has no right 10 turn
Up his nose at me all the time.