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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
PRICE OF MOVIES TO COME DOWN. SAY AUTHORITIES

Grumpy" Roberts even had TO shave
of his own natural mustache.
Here are a few changes in casts
OF various companies which Indicate
the extent OF player changes with tho
various companies:
corinne Gufnxs from vltagraph
TO Goldwyn 10 hutchinson.
jackie coogan from First National
10 Metro.
carlo Williams from vItagfaph to
Universal.
Conrad Hagel from Famous Play
ers 10 Goldwyn.
Richard Dix from Goldwyn 70 Fa-
nous Players q
Antonio Moreno from vitagraph 10
Famous Players
Douglas MacIoan from First Ma
tionaI 10 Associated Producers
Buster Keaion from First National
10 Metro.
Hobart Boswor,h from his own
IiRAhNAlA4a8 70 'bluNeH
And II Is not highly improbable
that Valentino may eventually play
the leading role in Ben Hur." aitho
Famous Players officials say no VIII
play for that company or mono
Charles Dc Roche. who bears a
striking resemblance TO GEORGES Car
penilcr. has completed his role as
leading man in The Lazy OF tho
Lawless." In that he is gypsy.
Carpenter recently completed ~
Gypsy Cavalier" They look like
twins in their pictures in character.
-
Lucille Rioksen. who used to DO a
little girl star. is the leading Juvenile
in Trimmed in Scarlet"
Bert Lytell IS TO be starred by Sol
lesser in Tho Meanest Man In the
World"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
LIBERTY

Thcaiergoers are showing consld.
eruhlc interest in Douglas lslirtanks'
picture. "Rolln Hood" which Is 10
he seen for the first time in Seattle
Saturday at the Liberty theater. The
story OF Robin Hood. tlss great lover,
Is known 20 practically everyone.
Douglas Fairbanks Is said 10 play the
title role with exceptional merit. In
his cast arc Wallace Berry. Enid
Bennett. Alan HAN and others OF
note.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
S T R AN D

Due TO the popularity OF Quincy
Adams sawyer featuring the many
stars Of filndom. tho strand man.
egement has decided TO keep tho pic.
turc IN SEATTLE another week. The
clean humor OF tho picture has been
appreciated by many. while tho story
involved Is ono Of wide appeal.
Among this players featured AFRO Ion
Clancy. Blanche Sweet. Elmo Lin.
coin. Louise Fazcnda and Edward
Connolly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
COUE FILM GETS BIG
OVATION IN NEW YORK
@The Message OF Emile Couc," In
Which NJ. Couc Personally APP
pears, Fairly Iypnoiizes Audi.
ences at It's First Showing.

Manager :. AZ Gage. OF tho Edu.
cationai Film Company in Seattle.
received tho following wire from
the head office in New York city
after Tho Message OF Emile couc'
had been pre.yiewed.
CONSENSUS OPINION REPRE-
SENTATIVE PERSONS THAT
VIEWED PICTURE. WAS MOST
REMARKABLE EVER PRODUCED
coUE APPEARS THROUGHOUT,
DEMONSTRATING HIS TEACH.
rNGs. AND THEY CANNOT HELP
REPEATING WITH HIM. DAY By
DAY. ETcETERA,
"E. W. LANNON'S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
BLUE MOUSE

The Third Alarm another pop
uIar picture play Of the past week.
has been held over for n few more
days The Blue Mouse management
has announced that requests have
been numerous for continuance Of the
picture. Dramatic punches. thrills.
and a love story. predominant in the
photopiay. a fireman connected with
a metropolitan fire department Is It's
hero. Ralph Lewis and Johnny
Walker star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
COILS E U M

Tho Message OF Emile coue."
with motion pictures OF couc him.
SELF and a detailed study OF his day
By day. methods. Is 20 10 the feature
at tho Coliseum theater during the
week. commencing Saturday. Agnes
Ayres. In "A Daughter OF Luxury.
is also a feature. Miss Ayres Is as.
sisted by Tom Gallery. Edward si,n.
tindel and Zasu Pitts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
CO u M B | A

Tho Ghost Patrol" police film
portraying the character and home
llfo of a firm but lovsbie old officer.
who has patroled one OF the tough.
est sections OF a large city for morn
;lian 80 years. Is the feature az the
Columbia for the coming week. Tho
picture. which has already been
favorabiy commented upon by local
chAf OF Police sevsryns and others.
is adapted from the well known story
by Sinclair Lewis. The cast Is head
ed by Ralph Graves and George
Nichols.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
Rapids Pictures
Cause Rapid Pulses
Camerainan and Assistant Director
Nearly Lose Lives at Kettle
Falls. Wn,

FniS, Nn.
Filming several important scenea
OF Quincy Adams Sawyer" at the
Strand Theatre, which have ns their
setting the Columbia River Rapids.
almost cost the lives OF Rudolph
Berguuist, cameramnn, and Charles
Hunt. assistant director OF this pro.
duction. The two men were nearly
dashed into the swift waters OF the
Columbia River on two occasions
during the trip. They had Travelled
more than 1000 miles through the
lumber camp trails OF northern
Washington and Idaho and Montana
In order to reach the desired loca-
ton.
In Portland. Ore, they chartered
a special automobile to which was
attached a heavy trailer. on the
second day they were travelling over
n rough stretch OF road which was
exceptionally bad at this time. due
to q rainfall n few days before. In
making a. sharp turn, the machine
skidded and headed directly for a
chute TINT was used for sending
logs down into the river, distance
OF three hundred yards An fate
would have IT, however, ono wheel
OF the heavy trailer caught on n
tree stump and with tho aid OF a
team OF horses tho machine was
pulled back onto the road.
On another occasion they had tho
camera set mp on q rock near tho
swiftly moving rapids when n stray
log came crushing through the
wator a few yards up atream. They
Just managed TO get 10 sGfoty with
thelt camera as the log camo sweep.
ing by. tnking tho camera caacs and
their hats Into tho river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
| WINTER GARDEN

fortunes Mask" which ecgsns It's
weeks run AT tho Winter Garden
Saturday. il adarted from ono Of
0Hcnry's Stories Earl Williams. the
star OF the photoplay. finds himself
in Central America. where revolution
and tyranny Is an everyday occur
snce. Nevertheless there Is time for
romance which develops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
P R IN C ES S

Edward Gioop Gibson come .
again to the Princess Saturday. Obj
son stars IN tho Western comedy
drama. ''Gallopln5 KID IN which he
plays the part Of romantic tramp
who obtains Job on a Western
ranch. He assists the rancher In rid
ding his farm OF undesirable persons,
and In tho end msrrfes the ranchcr's
DAUGHTER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
Movie Quizzss

Anillo craddock. Helene Chadwick
Thomas Kirkland. Norman Kerry
Dorothy Kirkland. Claire Windsor
Airs. Bulgcr. Mac Busch. oh. veal
In an my excitement. ! forgot TO say
that "Brothera Under Their Skin" Is
the production claiming all tho hon
ort.
Aiimi--Altho her years ara not yot
great enough 10 cause her any wor.
~. she IL an oldtituer In pictures.
Ruth Roland camo along At about
tho age OF J years in Cinderella" on
tho stage. She's been acting ever
Eince. she II just now working on
truths Millions, = another ono OF her
popular serials. SO Il may 30 true
that your mother saw her when she
wasn't quite grown up.
Snowy sydney. Betty compaon IL
not married. altio sho ~ ono OF tho
most popular sirls on tho screen.
ssssuo TIawaisawa Il transferring hlu
talents 20 the spoken stage. He n In
New York az tho present time and
viii soon begin rrhearHals for his
new play.
Tho Blat.--Jamss Rsnnis. you
know. IL tho husband OF Dorothy
Gish. 70 you better NOT be setting
your heart on him. lie certainly
made a great hii In "shoro Leave
but no Ia making another picture
now. the name OF which has not yc,
been decided.
DO. Mrs. Sidney Drew Is appear
ing in vaudeville. in a piayIct called
"predestination Hazel DAILY II mar,
ried 10 Harry pcaumont--shc Is mol
in pictures at present. And now foi
y .st5ttr fnut fttteaflnu. The insf utrttifs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
THE
rcnal,s PROGRAMS

CotISfIN--rhe Message % Emil
Daughter % f.nNury.r
unGkrN-DeaEias Fairbanks In
''kel,ln Heed =
STRAND-~Qais,cy ADAMS sawyer
With blanche sweet aud Jeha
Iiouers.
COlI>fIA-'-ths Gho.t fatral~
RItE NOT sk.-s-rhe fhisl Aiarm.-
With Ralph Lewis.
CoIoNtAt--'Nente Crlste.-.
fIgINCEs>-'-the tsaiiepipg kid.
With tdasrd lhestl s.,b,sa.
WINTER GAilnE>-Earl Williams
ia -Fertune's Mash
PALACE Hlf-ssfhe saper-Srx."
ot.AMftC-'-Onr Night Ia rart.."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24

Charles De Roche as u
gypsy IN "Law Of the LaiC-
less"
because they cost too much. Tho
cos, OF them Is emphasized and often
they arc vulgar rather than artistic.
Theodore Roberts has a thousand
wigs. but finds no use for them. 20
collected them during his years on
the stage. They passed muster be-
hind the footiights. but the camera
shows up their artificiallty. And In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
PALACE HIP

Robert Gordon comes 10 the Palace
Hip iheater Saturday in Tho super
Sex" first OF tho productions made
by the Frank n. Adams organization.
The story Is one OF typical ANAL
Gown youth OF 20. his trials and ,ribu-
la,lons II has both heart interest
and enjoyable comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
COLO N l A L

Monte cristo- In which John Gil
bert plays the part OF tho Count Of
Monte criato. begins itr weeks run
nj the Colonial Saturday. French
scenes and costumes ara featured
thruout the pho;oplny adapted from
tho noted story by Alexander Dumas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
OLYMPIC

'one Night in Paris" Is the five
reel speciality that viii begin It's run
az the Olympic Sunday. The picture
Is comedy based on gas life and
bright lights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24

In which Sirongheart appears is
Drawn OF tho North" which Is gain.
ing more friends for the wonderful
dog, II you liked THE silent Call"
you win DO certain TO Ike this even
better.
Hlltone-Mary Alden y 10 be
starred. Tho picture is "A woman's
Woman released by United Artists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24

Theodore Roberts In one Of
his thousand wigs.
King Bsggott Is directing Gladys
Walton In Gossip adapted from
when Casey Came to Town." By
Edith Barnard Delano.
snub Pollard is TO make d six
months tour OF the world
Viola Dana win appear in all-star
pictures after she completes Her
Fatal Millions"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
BARNARD SHEIK is
RULED OUT AND HENS
SAY IT'S FOWL BIZ W

TUE barnyari Hholk that struts
l. about his domain and gazcs
on HIS harcm with wicked eye
viii soon cease TO gaza aud strut
II tho city council passes nm or.
dinanco next Monday which was
recommended Wednesday by the
public safety committee.
The ordinance provides that
roosters may be banned from tho
city-exccpt during tho breeding
soason--and calls for many tears
and mournful clucks from the
sorrowful matron hens and sub.
deb pullcts who were planning a
high.powered coming out party
for the spring season. Tho exit
OF tho sheIks will make tho com.
ing.out celebration plain old
hens party.
The ordinance provides that
owners OF ROSTERS who do not
get rid OF them shall be placed
where they cannot hear their own
fowls crow. II. nclghbors within
$50 feet OF your premises do not
object. King Rooster may live on
and crow on. but II they do. he
must move out.
Seattle hens maintain that they
have been struck. a fowl blow
and intimate that an ogg.laylng
strike may DO put over by tho
Seattle unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
Redmond Woman
Is Title Holder,
She Thinks

Does WashInRtons youngest
grandmother live at Redmond? Rcd.
mond citizens claim that she does,
and advance the candidacy of Mrs,
Maudie johnson. who was 80 years
old when the title OF grandmother
was conferred on her by the North.
west Association OF storks. the med.
zeal fraternity cooperating.
Mrs. Johnson was born in Seattle
and was married at the age OF Is.
Her daughter, Mrs. Hazel Young.
was married when she was l6 and
has a daughter. Yvonne. IA months
old. They were also born in Seattle
Mrs. Young lives with her grand.
mother Mrs. Alfred Dimes at 4as
Dewey place.
incidentally. Mrs. Dimes. while ad
Nancing the claim OF her daughter
as Washington's youngest grand.
mother sets up claim of her own
as the states youngest great.grand.
mother She was So when Yvonne
was born.
Perhaps there is some hamlet
about the state which harbors q
younger grandmother than Mrs
johnson. Redmond doubts II, but
contestants are allowed reasonable
length of time to better her record
In the absence of competition. Mrs.
johnson viii win the title by default,
Should Mrs. Dimes lose out as the
Youngest. great.grandmother, Mrs
johnson believes that she herself
may be able 20 annex the cham
Turn 10 Page Q. Column .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
.LIRA'S MOVE
KEPT SECRET
u. S. May Have to-
Keep Leper Until
He Passes On

within tho next few hours Jesus
Ira. the leper convict from Mcneil
island. whose case has aroused Inter.
national difficulties. viii DO present.
ed AZ an immigration station on the
Mexican border Tor deportation.
His whereabouts now Is yelled In
secrecy By local immigration Off.
ciala. as Is the spot where an effort
VIII be made 10 get him across the
line. Even the Mexican consul here.
jose A. valenzuela. declares no haa
been unable TO obtain from the Seat
Ito office any information regarding
the iepeF's destination.
on presentation OF Llra tho Mexl,
can officials win refuse 70 accept him
on tho ground that he Ia not a Mexi.
can citizen. All border stations have
been warned 10 be on the lookout for
the lepcr and 10 refuse 10 receive him
from American officials.
Should Lira la smuggIcd over
the border. Mexico viii demand
his return Ia this country. Upon
refusal Of Mexico 10 admit Lira.
the immigration service must
take care Of him until the case
" settled.
Immigration Commissioner Luther
Wcedin aaid that in this event Llra
would be isolated IN CABIN along
tho border and a guard hired 10 keep
him IN custody while tho issues in.
VOWED are being decided
The American officials base their
case on the fact that Llra returned
to his native land for a month prior
TO his sentence TO Mcneil island.
The Mexican consul asserts that this
has no bearing on Tho situation. aH
Ira had already forfeited his McSI.
can citizenship at the time OF the
visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
GIVE KENNEDY
MUCH CREDIT

That the writ OF review. filed in
superior court OF Thurston county by
Corporation Counsel 4. ]. J.. Kcnno.
dy Of Seattle. blocked the Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph Co. in their
effort to get n permanent injunction
against the state department OF public
works and saved the people OF Sc.
attic. Tacoma and Spokane rate
increase. was the opinion Thursday
in those three cities. following the
filing Of complete decision on the
Injunction hearing held In federal
court In Tacoma several weeks ago.
The decision. written by Judge r..
r.. Cushman and concurred in by
Judge w. II. Gilbert, brings out the
point that the federal court has no
Jurisdiction in the matter until II has
been disposed OF by the state courts.
Kennedy's writ OF review was pend.
ing in the Thurston county court at
that time and was conclusive cyi.
dence that the matter had not been
dIauo4nd of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
NEW HOME IS
NOW ASSURED

Its own building for the Chamber
Of Commerce was finally assured
this morning when n lease for so
years from May OF this year. OF
the southwest corner OF Third ave.
and Columbia ST.. was signed by w
L. Rhodes, vice president. and
christy Thomas. executive secretary,
OF tho chamber and by j. a. Bali.
largeon. on behalf OF the heirs OF
Helen Mcl1lroy, owners OF tho prop
erty. Tho lease gives tho chamber
tho option to purchase at any time
within five years at price OF
SITS. 900.
The site. 120x1io feet. Is regarded
as ideal for chamber OF commerce
building. 1t Is situated In the heart
OF the downtown business district
and adjolns tho now Dexter Horton
building and tho magnificent new
building of tho Seattle National
bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24

TACOMA. May 2l.-Tho Pacific
Telephone s Telegraph company can,
not obtain an injunction from the
federal courts 20 help in putting
over n ratio increase until after /,
has tried the state courts as provided
By the state law.
This was tho opinion OF United
States District Judge jeremiah Meter,
or. filed today In federal court. con,
curing with the formal opinion ot
District Judge L. f. cGshman. dis
missing the suit OF tho phone com
pany. Circuit Judge W. u. Gilbert
concurred Judge Cushman'a opin
ion.
Tho the suit OF the phone company
was dismissed Immediately after thc
hearing several weeks ago. the formal
opinion was not completed until
Wednesday and aligned BY all three
OF tho Judges who heard the cassfe
In his written opinion Judge cuah
man says tina, the question OF rates,
whether fair. reasonable OF conflsca
terry. has not been considered.
Judge Neterer goes much farther
than Judge cushman. lie holds that
the federal court should not interfere
He points out that the phone com
pany. by It's own acts. has become m
adopted creature OF the state. enjoy
ing tho rights and privileges proyid
ed by law and is subject to tho con
troll thereof.
".The state accords II a right al
eminent domain. aud II becomes
amenabla to tho Washington public
service commission. This law pro
vides for establishing rcasonahl,
rates for public service. Provision
Is made for hearing and finding and
for review before tho superior couri
and for appeal TO tho supreme court
from such Judgment. This court
has Jurisdiction by reason Of the fifth
and 18th amendments only. IL has
no reyisory power.
Judge Netercr also holds that tht
federal court may not enter tho ad
ministrativc or legislative issue"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24

sailant into semi unconsciousness and
dragged her 10 her bed His mask
was torn from his face as he left
her and tbe burglar fled from the
house.
Believing the bandit had gone back
into Mrs WallIn's room, Miss Mar
tin jumped out Of her bedroom win
dow TO the grounds fcet-and fled
TO neighbours house and called the
police.
Patrolmen W. a. coons and c. ID.
Follrich rushed 10 the home but
found no trace OF the bandit by
which they could trail him.
The women had Just sold some
furniture, preparatory TO moving.
and the money taken BIZ the thug
was the receipts OF this sale, they
told the police. Both victims were
confined TO their home Thursday
with severe bruises about their
faces and heads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24

Miss Martin heard the noise and
rushed from her,room to the kitchen.
only 10 be met by savage attack
on the part Of tho burglar. who heard
her coming. She tried TO fight him
Off. but the latter succeeded in
striking her over the head. knocking
her TO the floor in a dazed condi-
ton.
The women were then bound and
gagged and taken 20 their beds.
while the bandit searched the house.
finding two diamond rings. two ruby
rings and over $500 in cash.
As he was counting his loot in
Mrs. Wallin's room, Mss Mar.
tin managed TO tear her hands
loose from the ropes which
bound them and jumped upon
him. She clawed his hair and
scratched his face until blood
ran down over his collar.
Again the bandit dubbed his as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
by JOHN W. NELSON

When Captain Road Amundsen
hops OFF, ut Wainwright inlet on
his flight over the polar wastes.
with spitzbergen, Norway. as his
goal. he will be equipped with as
complete an outfit for polar flying
as science and money can provide.
And he will leave with complete
confidence in the success OF the
flight. but with the mental reserya.
ton that should an accident occur
which brings the plane TO earth be-
yond immediate repair. both Amund-
sen and his pilot will destroy them
selves.
This information comes direct
from Amundsen himself thru Cap
tain John Backland, owner and
skipper OF the 4-masted schooner,
c. S. Holmes. which sailed from
Seattle harbor Thursday. loaded TO
the gunwales with n rich cargo OF
merchandise and supplies for Alaska
p6rtg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
Rum-Running on the
Border Is Checked

Rum.funnlnR across tho Canadian
border by automobiles Is rapidly
decreasing and the situation Is well
In hand In the frontier customs
stations. according TO Willard 7.
Harrison, collector OF customs for
tho Northwest division. who no,
turned 10 Seattle late swedncsday
after a three-uay tour OF inspection
along the international boundary.
Collector Harrison made the trip
from Bcllingham to Victoria on the
ferry Motor Princess on her maiden
voyage Of the season and pro.
nounced the route Of the ferry one
Of the most picturesque that he had
ever seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
CHILD HIT BY
AUTO KILLED

TACOMA. May Another traf.
fic death was added to tho list
here yesterday when Clarence
Campbell. syycaroid son Of afr. and
Airs. John Campbell. $40 South ~
st.. was run down and killed by an
automobile driven by Charles Michel,
son
Tho child Is said 10 have daala /
into the street In Tho path OF tho
car In an effort TO reach his mother
on the opposite aide. He called out
that he wanted 10 give mamma a
piece OF his candy and upon see
Ing tho approaching car he turned
and fell lie was ruahcd 10 81.
joseph'a hospital but died In the
ambulance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
CUSHMAN
REVERSED
BY COURT
Decision of Three Judges Declares
Federal Court Has No Jurisdiction
in Telephone Case
(EDTToRIAL)

NOOD Tor Judge Netererl He tells Judge Cushman
VI and other fellow federal courts that they should
not interfere in the telephone rate controversy These
courts he adds may not enter the administrative or
legislative issue"
Dead right few Seattle attorneys were Mortified
few weeks ago when The Star very emphatcally said
the same thing in front page editorial But the mass
OF the people in this state including most Of the at
torneys, enthusiastically approved The Stars stand
against Judge Cushmans autocratc and arbitrary re-
straining order and appauded when the three-judgc
court refused the phone company an injunction.
Judge Neterers courageous and clear-cut statement
VIII go lar to renew the peoples faith in the federal
court as an institution of justice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
YEGG TIES
2 VICTIMS.
THEN ROBS
Minor Ave. Women Put Up Desperate
Fight With Thug in Home; Lose
$500 to Assailant

Walking into the door of the home of Mrs. 4. A.
Waln, 1928 Minor ave-, Thursday morning, masked
burglar sugged Mrs. Walin the back of the head,
knocking her unconscious and after twice engaging in
fierce encounter with Miss Bessie Martin, who to
Mrs. Walns rescue tied and gagged the two and
then robbed the house of ewey and cash valued at $500
Mrs Walln and Miss Martin, who stays with her.
alone the house at the time the thug entered the house
Mrs. Walln in the kitchen emptyng the ashes from
the kitchen stove when she suddenly struck down
from behind without word of warming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-24
TRAINS CRASH
AND FIVE DIE

cisco. Texas. May 2t.--Four per,
sons were killed when two Texas
and Pacific passenger trains col.
Iided on q siding at Dothan. near
here. today.
Charles Baker. negro porter. and
three unidentified tramps were the
victims.
a tarnpercd.with switch caused
westbound train No. Is to 60 into
a siding aud hit eastbound train
No. 10. railroad officials said.
Several passengers were badly
shaken up, but mono seriously
hurt.