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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
SHOP
IlOBS
RIO 7!
Women Are Hired
for r ailr a d
w ork; Illinois
Trouble Grows
M CHARLES r. LYNCH


CHICAGO. July ,. - Woman
baiiIcd against woman IN the
railroad shopmen's strike war
today.
Railroad employment agencies
sought 20 hire strilsehreAkers'
wives to combat pickrsIng BY
wives Of strikers.
The women strihebreakerr were
given work which they handled dur.
lns the war. with wartime wages.
A mob os strike syrnpathlxerr here.
including women. ssorsned the home
of Michael i.acupvieh. who. with
hin wife. were alleged TO hasw work.
ed In the Pullman repair shops.
Windows were broken and the
couple were threatened with further
violence unless they quit work.
Sporadic rioting continued thruout
the night and eariy today IN districts
near Chicago shops. Police received
frequent calls from widely separated
sections OF the city for assistance In
auelilng clashes.
Aliho several companies Of ma
tionai guard troops were held under
arms fhrnout Illinois. therv was no
tendency on the part of state officials
to move them into the districts where
clashes have been reported.
Early today crowd Of more than
100 strike syrnpathIEers gathered
along the street car line leading from
the Baltimore a Ohio shops
As cars carrying Etrilrhreakers
leaving on the midnight SHIFT al.
tempted to pass. trolleys were pulled
off and 'spotters' pointed out the
men who we're working.
Tho crowd stormed the darkened
cars and dragged the strikehreakers
to the street. heating them. Seven
men. one unconscious. were reported
taken 20 railroad hospitals
With rioting reported in many sec.
tions Of the country. union officials
at headquarters expressed hopes for
q quick settlement.
They plainly feared that II the
strike ia drawn out much longer
rioting viii get beyond control OF
police officials In some shop centors.
Bert M. Jewell. president Of the
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PROBE OF BANK
/. IS NEARING END
Two Last Minute Witnesses
Called by Grand Jury

with the calling OF two lnst.minute
witnesses. the county grand Jury was
said Saturday to have concluded it's
investigation OF the failure year ago
Of the Seattle Scandinavian American
bank.
1t was believed that the Jury re.
port would not be submitted until
next week.
There Is n great deal of work TO
be done in preparing the report. I" said
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney II. |.
Jones. who is working with the jury
on the bank probe. 1T is not likely
that the report will be submitted un.
IN Monday or Tuesday"
The first witness called was An.
drew chIlberg, chairman OF the board
OF directors of the dcfunct bank at
the time OF the crash. lie Is an uncle
OF J. II. Chllberg. former president OF
the institution.
Miss Katherine Banning. formerly
employed as bank clerk by the
scandinavian American. was the
other witness.
1t was understood that considerable
progress has been made In preparing
the best portion Of the report dealing
with tho grand jury investigation OF
the death of Patrolman Charles O.
Legate and the probe OF charges
brought by Lake Washington resi-.
dents against the county commits
sioners and Capt. ohm l.. Anderson.
lessee OF the county ferry system.
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MRS. MALLORY Is
GIVEN CHEERS
Moonlight Cafe Is
Not in Jointist Case

Contrary to published reports,
Alex Brousilas. held in the city Jail
on jointist charges. is not the owner
of the Moonlight cafe. los Prefon.
taine place.
Tom Stamoulis acquired owner
ship several months ago. and the
cafe. he states. is in no way con-
necied with the affair which result.
Cd In the arrest OF BrousiIas.
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FOREST FIRE
FURY CROWS
AirpIanes May Be Sent u
Battle Flames

ASHIN TON, July g.
army sirpIanes may be dispatched
at once to assist In battling forest
fires raging In the Northwest.
Senator McNary. Oregon. inform
ed the United Press to-day, fol-
lowing n conference with Gen.
Patrick. chief Of the army air
service.
While 1t Is impossible to rush
thru an emergency appropriation
bill for the work. owing to the
house being adjourned. McNary
announced arrangements prob
ably would be made to draw upon
the department. Of agriculture re-
serve fund for the necessary en-
penditurc Of nm sirplane patrol.
He was 20 hear definitely from
Secretary Wallace late this after
noon.
With new blaxes reported from
half dozen different sections Of
the state, the forest fire situA
tlon was critical thruout the
Northwest Saturday. Forest
fires are now raging In nm nI-
most unbroken line all the way
from British Columbia to South
ern Oregon, with no relief In
sight until there Is a drenching
rain.
The loss in the Northwest TO dat
Il estimated at more than $4,000. 900
The heaviest damage Is reporte'
from British Columbia, where NOR
than si.25o.0oo worth OF standing
timber has been destroyed. in add
ton to thousands OF dollars In othc
The homes Of 1000 log
gers at Lang Bay were wiped ou
Friday and half a dozen other los
ging settlements have been eithe
or totally destroyed.
In Western Washington the stu
alton was only slightly less serious
Cowlitz county is the latest DANCE
point. A number of new fires ar
reported along the Coweman river
IN addition TO the blaxes which hav'
been raging for the last severa
lays.
There Is new fire near Hazel.
ON the Arlington-D Rrrin x ton
branch railroad, north Of Seattle.
which is assuming serious pro-
portions. according to w. G.
Weigle, supervisor Of the Sno-
qualmie forest. and another bad
fire Is reported near SkykonlsiA
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High School Boy, 18,
Is Killed by Police

WASHINGTON. July s.--Wiifrid
Mishnud. 1s.year-oId high school boy.
was shot and killed in a pistol battle
with police. who. they say, caught
him burginrizing a grocery store here
today.
MiHhaud was cornered In the rear
Of the store with another youth. Ber.
nard r. Casson. Casson, in n confea.
sion. implicated himself and Mlshaud
In scores OF burglaries. police said.
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term."--County Auditor ID. Il. Fer
guson.
Little Homer Brew. Jr.. likes
alphabet crackers. he makes sen
*ences out Of them: 80 we always
buy few oyster crackers extra 70
he can make periods.
-oday's candidate for the Poison
Ivy club IL Hugo Kelley, secretary TO
Mayor Brown, who has a sure 'noush
case Of poison Ivy.
Kelley looks like a
Dublin friahnan who
has maintained an
attitude Of strict
neutrality
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FICH
Los |!
Wife-Slayer Must
Pay Penalty for
His Grim e on
the Cauows

OLYMPIA. July s.-The cor
viction Of James y. Mshoncy b
King county last October for the
murder Of his aged and wealthy
wife. Mrs. Kate Msisoney. wan
affirmed by the supreme court
today. Msbcncy. upon convio
tion, WAS senteAced 10 death.
Ths supreme courts dscision
brings TO close one OF the n1oee
sensational murder cases IN tho
annals OF the state.
Mrs Mahoney disappeared short
ly after her marriage to Mahoney.
an ex-convict and many years her
junior. Suspicion soon pointed
toward him sufficiently to warrant
his arrest. but for months all en-
forts to find the body failed.
Finally II was picked up near the
University canal. IL had been
packed into a trunk and thrown
into the lake.
Mahoney was formally CHARGED
with murder Immediately afterw~rd
and was convicted after long trial
on circumstantisi evidence.
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600 CASES OF
BOOZE SEIZED

SAN FRANCISCO. July g. six
hundred cases OF Scotch whisky.
worth 100000. were seized I'm n pro-
hibition enforcement raid here late
yesterday afternoon. II was the iarg.
est haul ever made here and was
found under warehouse floor. No
arrests were made. Many cases were
wet with salt water. indicating they
had been fished from the bay. They
bore Vancouver. II. c.. mark.
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NIymphs
rs Of EN- Wanted
Must BE Beauties
Cash Prizes for En-
Watch Mondays Star
ny THE CITY EDITOR

ny THE CITY EDITOR
"i'm looking for the ~ pret-
tiest bathing girls In the United
STATES. Can you find 'em for
me."
That was what was put up TO me
right out Of clear sky today. when
j. y. Maxwell. of the saxony Knit
ting Co. dropped into the office to
see me.
'~The is prestiess bathing girls In
the United HfaieRy' I echoed. Well.
that's a pretty biz orderbut guess
you came TO the right place. was
out az the bathing tsach at Madrona
the other day--nnd II looked 20 me
as II not only the is pfstiiest bath.
lng Girls in the country we're there
but 1900"
.sYe.. yes" Maxwell interrupted
me impaticnfIy. II know that Every.
body knows that Seattle has the
prsttlest hathing girls IN the coun.
srv. Hut huw can g~t hold of 'em7
That's what I want 20 know.
You s~e. the saxony Knitting
Co. the Pacific Knitting Co. and
the Olympia knitting Go. are NIL
going TO have big bGplNhg suit
displays at the style shows
that'ii h~ held every noon hour
during the Northwest Merchants
convention nj the Hell ST. dock
from duly - 10 -.
And. of course. an unoccupied
bathing sult means nnihinx---lust
nothing at all. ~ we mrnt 10
get the IA prettiest bathing girls .
lu the country to act ss models
for us and lnhahit the bathing
suits.
Wen givs zach os ihem a
made to order bathing suis that
they eaa keep after rs over.
well pay 'en for their time and
give 'em luncheon zach day.
and. In addition. well distribute
$50 in cash prires--SeS 10 the
prrffIsst, SIS Ia the next and
sic 90 the third.
s'EverythinR's all arranEef.--sx.
cepf the girls themselves And that's
wiwrs you come In. Can you get EN-
for mcg't
TT" I npiutfered. Can ! get
'cm for your Not i1y iugfui. There
--um--arr. you SEE. certain--er--
atraterlcai reasons why ] shouldn't
do anything like that. I'm a mar.
ried man. you sec.
But" had bright idea. You
know Miss June d'Amonr. don't your
Th~ young lady who recently staged
the Wholesale wedding for The Star
and Herb schoenfeld. Well. we
might see what She can do for you"
So we called in Miss d'Amour. and
explained the whole proposition TO
her.
Easy as falling off log"
was her verdict. "Just leave II 10
me--and I'll get the is prettiest
bathing girl~--not In the United
States. but In the world"
And there you are.
It's all up TO Miss d'Amour. And
In Mondays star she'll tell you all
about her plan.
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Gasoline Prices
Ordered Reduced

CHICAGO. July S.--Reduction OF
gasoline prices thruout the Middle
West was announced by the Stand.
ard OIL Co. today. The order follows
the reduction of rates by the inter.
state commerce commission. and will
be effective wherever freight rates
have been cut. II will mean a saving
OF Q to A OF cent per gallon to re.
tnil purchasers. company officials
said.
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John D. Celebrates
His 83rd Birthday

NEW YORK, July 3. : John d
Rockefeller Ia SO years old today.
A birthday cake. n round OF golf
in the morning and an automobile
ride In the afternoon composed his
simple anniversary celebration this
year. Owing TO the recent death OF
his brother. William. the occasion
will be unusually quiet.
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Portland Journalist
Is Married Abroad

PORTLAND. July Sword has
been received here by Col. and Mrs.
Henry Dosch OF the marriage Of
their son. Arno Dosch.Fleurot, ia
nous journalist and war corre-
spondent. formerly of Portland. in
Genoa. Italy. May IL. TO Mile. Ania
sredinsky, daughter OF the late
Nicholas Sredinsky. councillor OF
state under the regime OF the late
Czar Nicholas. The ceremony took
place in the Grand Hotel de Genes.
Many prominent Americans were
present.
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Howdy. folks, This must be
Forest Fire Week.

Howdy. folks, This must be
Forest Fire Week.
Yesterday wc were n millionaire.
To-day We are paupsr. Germany
has asked for a moratorium and our
l.5s0 .asa .sos marks are swept away
undrr the spreading chestnut tree
The village smlthD eiosrss
TAs snfifh a fcenifhn man Is hs--
Hes mgkisg radiosf
A Seattle peddler painted the
-piug'' Of a watermelon a lovely red
to fcoi his customers.
when you buy peach next month
rub IL carefully with a piece OF cloth
or paper. II may bs rouSed.
The world IL getting better. Jack
sullivan hasn't made a single speech
his week.
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R-v.D

HV-D
Hello, Mayer Browus Hello.
Mayor Brown, This + Hv-D
radio brpadcasting station talk.
ing. Hello, Mayor Brown! Hello.
Mayor Brown.
We understand. Mayer Brown.
that, having carried out your
ftrxs two campaign prouis~s BY
firing SIS political ineurabIes and
fednrfng tho enrfare 10 i've
cents. you are now about 70 cut
city expenses S1.cs6.N5.
The B-v-D brosdcasfinE sta
tion wishes 10 take this cppor-
tunity 10 congratulate you. doc.
tor. ON the case and speed with
which you have redeemed all
campaign pledges.
The next number on our spe-
eial program win be -Oh. Prom.
lac Me- played by tho Victor
orchestra.
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Plan to Fly From
II. S. to Australia

LONDON. July s.--A Pacific ocesn
flight from the United States 10 Aus
tralia is planned by two British air.
men under the auspices OF the air
ministry.
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ACES
MONEY
Crash
Europe in Crisis;
French Troops
Attack k e d by
Germans

kATrowfTz. sliesia. Jul, 3.
"A sbre~-hour battI~ between q
Frrneh detachment and Germans
ai Pyrkowiec resulted in the
death es slx of the natives snd
destruction Of houses by .
French field gun. according 20
reports here. Tho French were
flrrd upan while passing thru the
town.
LONDON. July "a political
and economic crisis fhraouf Eu-
rop~ y feared BY Lloyd 6~osxe
rs = result of the Threatened
financial collapse of Germany.
II was learned aufhoritafively
taday. lie believes that the sit-
uaiion woaid probably result In
dangerous Franco German com
plisaficns. The moratorium de-
msnd Il making the situation
worse. according 10 his view.
The British premier Il moro
concerned regarding Germany
than over any other European
situation. including that In Ire
land.
nERIfN, July s.--fsermany To-
day asked the rsparsiions eom-
mission 10 grant moratorium.
The government stated II cannot
meet the next payments. due
July Is.
Republican Germany may be
crashing 10 ruin on the hseis Of
n shattered financial system. for
eiEn observers believe.
CoTnpiste political collapse an
.narchy may follow the monetnr
lisaster which has overtaken tho r,
public.
A restored monarchy or extrem
ARE the alternatives
he republic comes to an abrupt en-
,s a result of the present chaos
Berlin IL afire with rumors. Al
renee of newspapers helps keep atfv
he wild reports. The capital Ia kep
,rderly. but the surface quiet /
,minoua. covering seethlng vo
iano OF unrest
The next week will write rcput
lean Germany's future history. 10
hcn II will be decided whether th
can pay tho six billio
,aper marks due July rs.
Payment Of this sum win mea
inal complete collapse OF the mari
IL said. In banking quarters. II
iustriai breakdown win follow. the
chaos.
Banking quarters fear that declin
4 the mark to extremely low level
viii lead to conditions such as thos
Ixssting In Austria.
Political ferment Is at present rur
ling high. Communists are agai
Ictive in Saxony, as shown by tn
,wickau disturbances. while the M
ionaliHts are anxious TO launch
movement. IL the repuf
lean protractive law fails TO rceeiv
he necessary two.thirds maiorit
'otc Of the reichstaR, dissolution o
hat body In certain TO follow. Ney
iecsions are thus likely 20 be called
eading 10 virtual civil war.
Big business is content with IN
Irop OF the mark TO 500 20 the dolla
n thereabouts. but Is apprehensiv
when II fails lower, as is now IN
asc, with the new low record OF 527
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French Girl
IS Queen OF
tennis GAME
Witness
Mile. Lenglen
Defeat M oil a
Mallory Today

WIMBLEDON. England. July
s.-MlIe. Suzanne Ieriglcn, queen
Of the European tennis courts,
extended her domain today TO
the whole world when she de-
feated Mrs. Molla Mallory, the
American champion. IN the final
round Of the British national ten
mis- championships.
Playing the great brand Of ten
mis- which had gained her tho
name as The greatest OF all wom-
an players. the French girl won
In straight sets by scores Of e.
and GO.
Fifteen thousand spectators. In
cluding King George and Queen Mary
and other British royalty. saw a bat
tie for worlds title that ranked
with the most terrific fights ever
staged in any line OF sport.
FRENCH GIRL STARTS
GAME WITH RUSH
The brilliant French Eiri started
with rush from the first TO the last
stroke and she had the American
completely at her mercy.
Twice In the first set the French
girl faltered when she began to drive
out of the courts. but she rallied and
came back to a spectacular game
which had the American Mt a disad.
vantage.
Recognising that she was fighting
for her reputation as sportswoman.
the French girl probably pictured the
courts AZ Forest Hills last summer.
when she was criticised for retiring
In the American championships. and
she went into the game today to show
herself as real. courageous player.
The immense crowd. which sat
with a sepulehral silence all during
the fight. gave vent TO their enthusi-
asm with a tremendous cheer. II was
not that the American lacked friends.
but IL was spontaneous recognition
OF the brilliant tennis that the French
girl had played to win.
MRS. MALLORY Is
GIVEN CHEERS
Mrs. Mallory was given a cheer as
she left the courts for her game fight
against impossible odds. Never once
did she quit. At times she appeared
tired and discouraged. but the fight.
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Round World Flyer
Is at Sollum, Egypt

SOLLUM. Egypt, July s.-Mator
Blake. British flyer. attempting a
flight around the world, arrived here
today from Athena
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ised the iaxpay-
crs I would cut
expenditures by
10000. As a mat
ter of fact. 7 have
saved the county
$50. 600 during my
fery,t sffnttufv 4
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In the last 40 years more than 1000
acres Of the English oast has
slipped into the sea.
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A Seattle man goa q divorce be-
cause his wife beat him Bet sns
was one Of those club women.
The only bright spot In the pres
ent forest fire situation Is the prob.
ability that u all the timber burns
there won't be any wood for the
manufacture OF toothplcks-
Goal supply Is Dwlndiins. -
Headline.
Gosh. this Il something for per.
Stirring young fat man TO worry
about
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COB
TAS STE
GRIEF
! Wait for Girl
With Red Hair;
But M arin e Is
Winner


Forcword: To-Day we must
cast aside the cloak Of comedy.
remove the grinning mask Of
mirtk. Invading the province Of
the drama. 20 your attention VIII
BE- brought grim, stark tragedy.
Hearts and Flowers" please.
pianist. Let the curtain arise.
THE CAST
First sailcr--Just a COB.
Second sailor Ditto.
Third sailor--Dltto again.
A Bystandcr-- More or less limo
cent. OF course.
THE SCENE
Seattle posfoffiee. the place where
you mail your letters. etc.. ete-. tocat.
ed az the corner OF Third and Union.
THE ACTION
First. second and third sailors dts
covered somewhat ahaft General
Delivery They may he waiting for
something or somebody. Thfn again.
they may not. The bet Is that they
are
First sailor--rs that broad don't
tazx around pronto. I'm 10 shove off.
I been standing by half an hour now,
and that's too long 70 wait for any
woman.
second sailor--you waiting for n
sane7 som I.
s1st~ 80 N
are slower than 10 days in the brig.
Amt any OF them got watches. or
alarm clocks. or anythingy ! date
nv woman for 4. Fifteen minutes
past. ana there ain't no more sign Of
her than rain. cali that the kit
tens mustachei
CAN'T KEEP HIM
LYING AT ANCHOR
First salior-No broad can keep
me lying at anchor. There's as good
salmon in the ocean as ever was put
in n can. Five minutes more, and II
that baby amt visible from the look
out I shove Off
Third Sailor - IL this amt the
whales overails, I'll eat my hash.
marks IL let any more baby dolls
kid me aiongl This dame WIS such
a WOW, tho. hate TO miss her.
ciasaiest twist I've piped since the
night I weat over the deck at Pedro.
FIRST saiior--That's' me, too. My
broad rated a hundred proof In good
looks. That's why hate 10 pull out.
wish she'd heave to. II she's gonnas
Second saiior--There' a flock Of
swen women in Seattle. Got them
Main street choios In l.. a. beat
seven ways from a gold braid. You
oughta sec the jane I'm waiting forl
Third Sailor - Well. " this
don't burn me plenty! Here I'm
thinking I'm sitting pretty and
fixed TO parade Second ave. with
the nIftiest biscuit I've seen since
the day I looked over Hollywood.
and now that redheaded Jane
fails me. Oh. II sure's the
sharks tonsiisi
First Sailor You got redheaded
wonan7
Third sailor - Brother. you hear
mo buzzi Her hairs red as that
daRO VINE ! DOuBHt near AtSt'i way
tosher night
First Sailor--This brond that has
me drydocked here is kinda straw
berry blonde herself.
Second Sailor--I'm hanging around
for n glimpse Of one OF them auburn
babies. too.
Third Sailor - That's funny.
Three Of ua shcIIbacks all stick
ing around for redheaded wofn-
en-. Sounds like the sardipes
neckfie TO me!
uE AND THEY HAVE
TELEPHONE NUMBER
First Saiior---Gay. has you guys
bronds got te'ephones7 Mine give me
a number. but II must have been a
stall. Amt no such phone In the
book. Kenwood one.three-one-three-
onc.three.
Second Sailor Sounds a lot like
the one my dame gave mel
Third gailor--~WeIl my twirl had
a. a
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KNOW YOUR CITY

H.
Ju~f take for exercise some day
A street car out Green Lake way'
Its route would make . eorkserew
blush;
The cars take corners with rush.
This lime the company holds dear
u sends Its heirloom car out here
". q. ~.
Possibility Of the fndefiuits post
ponenenf Of construction work on
the Spokane st bridge was being dis
cussed this morning At the city hail
From The Star. July 2. 1875.
women's King County Republican
club will hold a big debate Monday
noon on the ~zo-10- plan Of school
taxation. Wen bet 90 TO 10 we
aon't go'
A girl like
IL Myrtle Bfiss.
Che hasn't heard
IT'S srrong to kiss
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uE AND THEY HAVE
TELEPHONE NUMBER

First sailor--say, has you guys
broads got te'ephoncs7 Mine give me
a number. but II must have been a
stall. Amt no such phone In the
hook. Kenwood one.three-one-three-
onc.three.
Second Sailor-Sounds lot Ike
the one my dame gave mel
Third gaiIor-~Weli, my twiri had
n Kenwood number. but u was Ken
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