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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
POINCARE SLAMS
BALDWIN'S DOOR F..
French Prime Minister At
lacks British Proposal
nv lam AitTN

LONDON. July % where f'rs
mief STANLEY baldwin. in bic recent
commons statement left ths door
open 90 resumption 0f cordial rFia.
lions with France on the subject ~
rsrAmtions. Premier F0inr4fa has
SLAMMED n shut in iifliaina face
This ls ihr unefnglal view taken
hrrr ~ The French prime ministers
arsseh ai nsnlla SUNDAY roinrafs
attacked she proposal fof an interim
llonsi commission This - Tie very
sisi n The British plan
Great nHiain'a note 70 Germany.
which BE- ready save far she finishing
touches - cabinet approval today
win noi be accspiahis 70 France u
roInrars has truly outlined tie
French attitude.
The morning papers Hsrre Thar
there IL little sign - Cancellation ln
rnincafp's words. aighe soms arc ~
The opinion b. b marking iima until
ihr British note IL received Ia Parts
Copies ~ this note. which r0nsii
iuifa a fepiy 81 usrmsny'a latest
frtafaiionz offer. ere 10 b. cent 20
The allies ana 10 the United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HARDING
STARTS on PAGE 1

With sher broad antirfa covered with
Vclvefy tavn. AFeunl ne tFala they
mglisa Erynsias Ike 80 maay riss.
a. ReesFs. gbs fskima bsraos hta
two fn4gn boV apprentices. ard
Taeshkt. their dog. broict ihen 81
and nevis mss EFoan4 away ilkr
mad I, wus a thrilling picture o.
tie lussreg trip
Nass q The Fsiasrer Nern bsi,ssi
WITH armrstlc COWS ara we're iust
a. tarr. THs hssa seen vas iusg
fFaxmrnt q 200 se2 which have
Ereun fseus t2e imported Ia 1883
frosa tsplana ~ pr shsiasn Jack
son. thea euusnisaleusg q efacs.
ton.
indian boys arr taught % b.
hsr,isrn given four years trsinink
ard TIER permitted ta acaWire their
ewn hsFts Ths Fsiaa-eF ars kllisa
Zoe meat. t8a pound aninal
hriaEinE about $50
AZ Captwe1 fhr naFig foana aiis.
Ea5h Reas. Feang fllnots elFE
university eradicate WHO = 10 hers
az cart owner - reindeer herd
\ mafVrl6as tttN ~ Nlpmns Me.
kinitT sR isles swss tea~riaE 90
ee9 fees in ERE a wss sgfDfdea W.
th% train rSietel far edges ~
Msunt tiekiaieT nstbsnsi pssE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
TACOMA GARAGE.
WATCHMAN SHOT
Mysterious Enemy Fuliils
Fear OF Victim

TACOMA July "a Police ere
seeking Tor lhs mysterious murderer
who shot Walter u callahan. ear
BHs night Waterman. vuh bis own
gun. early SUNDAY. after warning
him that death was usar
Callahan Was shot thru the heart
o. be las ON ap improyssd coz o. "a
email office m the samus aha the
body Was found just outside the of
fee door
Recently callahan had expressed
frars that he would be shot. naming
a sifanEr enemy The day prior 10
the shooting Callahan told bis en-
Jlnyer that De might be shot up
ans day, as 10 had learned his en-.
emy was ga town.
The murder took place in a garage
under the unfinished Scandinavian
AmsHraa bank building Thu &C.
Nelyrf hal been snapped twice. TIE
rnt bullet falling 90 explode
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
TUTOR SUES
STARS MATE

SEw YORK. faIF rs william
Thornsr. well kno-n nIusle teacher,
today sued Homer aafufssis. hus
hand q Amsiita Caiil CurcL grand
opera singer Tor slsadsr asking
$4,000 damages
Thoruer has teeH known and I'd
vrftisrd as Cali curcrs tutor Tho
comptaint states that ssmusis tod
Freserick c. Hand. os Harrisburg.
Pa. and Cameron G. uasr Of Read.
ing Pa. whose daughter WIS a
pupil Of Thorner. that 1hornsr had
never taught Call Cufoi note Of
music. The conversation Is alleged
10 have taken place IN the Bsrk-
shire hotel a, Harrisburg on March
9. last
HE did get madame her frat
singing position IN America Hs
already had been paid $4,000. but
10 did not teach her 20 sing" Call
ctuci's husband aceonipauisi Il Al
Legged % have said. according 70 the
complaint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
.SOUDAS ASKED
TO BE KILLED

Ioba Aaaaas. Desperate and ceu
s5etad murderer ~ Mrs tilsutss
Celsmsa. wbo was cagsprd 10 fan
Francisco anl "a new tstnx hFti fHf
Seattle authorities. sasfessss sts
masier and legged 90 ta killed
wbtu hn vas captured here IN 1915.
according 60 Cap y T. Hedges
aan3ay morning
~, ths f5mr a. shs usurasF. over
seven years as. my ptrei eas IN
duty. Capt Hedges declared t
wenf 60 she hotel attb two a.
tsetlvrs we found. atlsF lntssgl
zailen. that soudas was connected
with ibs murder We went 10 his
room whsrs NC found bloody towels.
which De had used ia t;gsuiuz him
seif up afpg The murder We ziss
found a cook ia nearig restaurant
=ho declared She had lfsausd
hatcher knife 70 sou5as. aoudas
latsr returned the knifa ssssr ihs
murder
"soudas broke down and confess
"a that he had killed AIRS Coleman
IN her room while they we're alone
together Hs then tsREsd ms on
his knees 10 draw ms revolver and
XII him 70 end his missries. aa he
said. said Hedges
soudas later repudiaitd his comics
sion and fought the murder charge
bitterly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
PROMOTERS SAVE
uMN INVESTMENT

" u tieinsfeF. q n. HlehaFdsna
sAa y a. Robinson. trustees - the
Pilgrim uil Co. arr aiss named Ia
he fraud order These mrn. the gov.
tgameut nays, we're ptryiepsiy con
neciet with other oii concerns. and
onr ~ them l. under grimlual indiet,
meat with ~poe- Cock ~ Norih Pole
fame
rhs promoters ths government
saYs withdrew their own investment
ot q zoe
An they had riaksd Ia ths game
vas an amount sausi 90 tiae each.
ana this they toak eat phsn that
mHeh sInek VAS sold
ri,ite With ahaiiefess % llfs Ia.
lepradene~r SCREAMED the Ellitrfinz
pgumtss % Tossing wealth ana cam
fgftahis ca aEe ia ths lafil adyrftis
IaE ~ tho shsiierpss 600 rsr Cent
Syndicate
u Vas EolnE 90 pay diyiisnds -
zee PR erag AZ the rate - ice per
csnt a monlh. and yau c0uhtn't poast
biY lose hscauss such paymsnt Vas
guaranteed hY a ilss.a eo surety bond
aireatT poaied'
--rhs syndicate fatlsa 20 pay the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
swINDLE SCHEMES
AM INCnN EltEn

The canrrfu claimed ownrfahip n
se.eoo acres ~iusi a trigis ussi ~ the
town ~ AmhrAayvr rich pii cen
ter Fusinfnea Inspectors found this
scfIse was in another cqualf
mere Than zoo miles distant an On
airline ANA ln fsTritbrY where 30
ell has ever besn found
Another instance os distance annl
hlmtFd b. The tpncrFna flamho}ant
advertising is description ~ ita we'll
witbis a stones ihr1n ~ The mighty
Niiss Eushsf ia reality ths usii
Vas p mills away ana d failure
And ~ 60 these hiys ffom ths laaz
loes ntory that b nea briag unfpldra
10 iha FORT Wcrth rgafuoam ~ ds
luded suckers wham thpA government
i bFtaEiaE 80 witnesses from Ell over
The uuigFd Atasss@mru sua uumrn.
gauaE and eid uho arc telling the
jars haN ghrif savings were piifrgsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Brokerage Firm
in Ohio Accused

COLUMBUS. Ohio, July e.-No
statement was forthcoming from the
II. l.. Dollings Co, today IN connec.
ton with the application OF 10 stock.
holders for a roceivcrship FOR the
company. ono or, Tire largest fiscal
brokerage firms in ohio,
Application Tor the rccclvorship
filed In Franklin oourty courts dc.
clnrcs tho company has sold ap.
proximntcly sSo,ooo.0o0 worth Of
stock In tho 90 subsidiary manufac.
turing companies thruout tho coun.
try and that It's stockholders win
number $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
MINERS LAUGH
AT AIR STORY
Are Not Using Airplanes 10
Garry Them 10 Work
nN InMnII MLilKfr

rNfpSTuwN IA July DC
That atn45 - lha Tcaku Wafksf
Going ts lils usiiF Task in Air
Plane. SEDAN Cars Take Miners fs
Tbsit Wqfh % quote 8 headline
frpm tt7 Nsw Tofk Times. ana 10
check 40 eu q dispateh carried go
some lfFs ufss saturday may b.
s3ei Yafa hai lt = NOT nsua--ig
81 nai tnar
TITS epa atra wefEsfa - ihis
iaaH nhrfe thn cakr uufAsf was
reported o. have been sudins a.
wefA ia bks sifplaHt. had good
iaaEh uesa Ipid that fhs rect a.
ths CuaasfF believed thsr we're TAX
lax ur aslstsn ss 3 mFsns * gug.
tine % ana Ffum thuiF uefe.
hiasfe ana eaksFs spsng fAff
~ SssssftsF uatrhaz EdmaBa
Hfsa Qasans ifsugl1uss aasng
stunts uth BIZ nrw aapNnh plane
tt is tgus last li.nfqgrs Is ngt a
eass warsrf tis IS an ssslstang
siFef sAise3rnt pssr srofr ~ 60
- Efiss nints "a tbis ssiEhtss eao.i
iirsf,qurF tat Has 81 Die o. sled
otfsf1 aairsfsIiE EasusH how 50
iFaFasd ta ~ asih the UfHsh yes
Hi Ag forces haa af-f ne naf
~ attracted atiratteh ga th.s eaaB.
~ 81 ftfieF ff"m Nra Y f.
AAsas ana faH re- tauEkf Ns
fmrseHg psans 20 usr ss aa aEeeF
tisihs rss3fwfu fof usw tier "a
iissaisher ehIrh Aiasaaiaaa Goa.
rffn b pa'tsrg eu ihs nsssEsf
Hsnfsgees q ma8re'. bussnrss
IKE rhap ASH was highly amusss
~ ne weird effect - uss bis srsir
iitra 50 stFesa ths fta ghss fhs
ninsts wsre scattering fhs 81
rFssit4 wages in tnr all an fhs
sea'fsFY iuiBsss IN tas y
weFaiHs 70 ths tn'ssa states sssei
corporation miu-s ere nef ersg
fssh gshg Sos harlnK bssn a.
tssift net ianE ego In ssrAs
- hifs was hfoesB ~ ibs .mpasts
flen y ns#rass from ths Resh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
ny wANDa yoN KrTTIHR

ti~twera Use ee8 su8 s9s,Qaa
pounds % Bsassis bread uiu b. eaa
sasurd austaE SO month q 1uiS -
Eobs % ihs Faclfie ftsst
nrvaa positively taaa % Fss
nov t~inx baked ia thls eisy aailf
4aa being taken IN tsucss 20 ibe
watsrfseas fer aissf.beitaa On ihs
ssips
Tas baking Il beinE sens a1 ne
eisnt e rbs eunsbins bs&iax cptpo
gatjaa. &a1 igsH ave- uuieh saea
paeY abtts tns egatsart 70 sspp.Y
navy nrp aaFtaE thstr siaY - ,ha
ssasits yeieiiY vith me staff -
hts
snee the nrst % ths meass ths
average eonsuaspstea * bsra9 eeF
av b. ths gis ara az sniga Il
pogt haA b~~n sfea pounssa
TRss Fush. seeesdlaE 81 a. GEE
hAnst. general naasEsE ~ thn hak
cry eospessfiaa. wiil begin about
Iaiy ~ OF 81. wbsn ls - stpscts8
tssat tnn mAiosity 81 ths - shiP@
dss In ssstrts for th@ pfSslsssilsl
seVssw. wiH have arrived.
euuf8sE few q thess rzsh
days. states GsFbsrdts ssu v
trucking - mu5B ss tesae pounds,
OF neatly g1.eae saves 60 tes water.
fsent n. ship &istsibe'soa
About ihoaa whs ara masking ne
bread TIE baking corporation en-
pioTs IS workers. eight ~ whom are
bakers At pspseus Theses uortsfs
ars mana EsaE 90 pest oas an sKtfa
SUPPLY. TBss ths sush eetnrs haE
ever. aecpfttine 20 Gerhard tns
force wiz D. aoatied
A report WIS rrev iassif ssalir ia
he effect that eummts sary pffirasls
u the pavY rsd complained about
tbs price Of bread - ths Northwest.
ana had compared ghat price IN
favmasty with that found N South
srn Pacific eoast cities II Il report
sd now that those eummtssary pfts
eAsls haze been shawu ths difference
10 wages paid bakers IN washing
ton. ne compared 80 tsass paii n
southern Pacific enast ~ aay other
stasssthat they have been shown
other reasons why bread prices may
b. sAshsiy higher in This part % the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
MEXICO-U. S.
IN AGREEMENT
by FREDERICK q. NEuME1ER

IN HEDfhi'h " wv 'biffh
MEXICO CITY. July 70 The rec.
oFnl,lon ~ Mexico conference began
today what IL believed TO be- ia last
week. with the end in sight
Satisfactory agreement before Sat
urday IA predicted. and tho Amer.
can delegates. Warren and Payne.
plan 20 report 20 Washington re-
gardlng their succesH.
Recognition Of Mexico by Tho
United states may follow poasIbly
within a year
Tho conference has been under
way nine full weeks. during which
tins the United states delegates
have laid before their Mexican con
ferees The Objectionable points from
the American point ~ view. In The
present constitution n Mexico
The results " The conversations
hers nro 20 be- laid before secretary
n State Hughea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Mexicali Mayor
Battles Troops

MEXICAIi. Mexico. July Ia
narflcaded in the clty hali. Mayor
Juan Logra. ~ MeNcsli aud 10 arm.
ed followers. arc preparing eontin.
usd resistance today against az.
trmpts Of forces Of Gov Lugo OF
Lower California 20 Gust them.
The city # under martial law
following Saturday nights dotinR
in which three men wvrc Killed and
several injured,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Here's a Senator
Who Will Not Talk

BOSTON, July Is Senator Smith
" Brookhcatt. OF Iowa. was under.
stood 70 be visiting friends some.
where in New England today.
The senator. Who arrived here
aboard the President Folk yostor.
day, after a trip to Russia, where
he studied the soviet system. re.
fused to discuss the Russian stu.
alton and appeared anxious to avoid
newspaper men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
CLOSET Murder"
Probe Continues

Los ANGELES. July i6.-fnyosti.
Cation Of the closet murder" mys.
terry here ecntcrcd on the door OF the
close, today.
Il was behind this locked door that
Mrs walbufg A. oesterrioh. now
charged with the murder OF her
wealthy manufacturer husband. was
found kicking and screaming when
her husbands dead body was diseov.
cred.
Detectives working on the case are
trying TO tear down Mrs, ocsterrich's
alibi to the effect that she was locked
in the closet by the burglars who
committed the murder by introduc,
Ing evidence to show that the door
WIS OF n self+locking type and that
ahc would not have needed an nc.
complete for The alleged crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Favor indianapolis
as Convention City

PORTLAND. July le.--Delegates
TO tho fifth annual convention OF
Business and Professional yyomen's
Clubs LEFT Portland today for their
homes turnout the country. plan.
ming to meet again next year In m
dianapolis.
Altho IL has not been definitely
decided. the executive committee.
meeting just before leaving tho city,
announced that Indianapolis. pre-
sumahly, would be picked for tho
1894 convention. The COMMITTEES
will hold midwinter meeting In
Dallas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
SEATTLE FLYER
is NOT VICTIM
Another Cecil Coates Said
to Have Been Killed

Cecil Coates. California aviator
drowned sunday when his sea
plane sank off Venice. Cal. Ia not
cecil Goats OF Seattle. former avia'
tor during tho war according TO
adyicca reaching Seattle Monday
morning from California
Tho Seattle man WAS engaged In
raising grapes near Fresno and at
nat reports was thought TO have
been the victim OF the accident
Friends in the South. on seeing the
picture OF the dead man, asserted
that he ia not tho Cecil Coats OF
Seattle.
Further efforts arc being made TO
definitely establish his identity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Believe Girl Has
Eloped With Sailor

OPAL Iavcrne Porter 10. daugh-
ter Of A. y. porter OF Tacoma. who
lis believed TO have vloped with
sailor from one OF The battleships
In the harbor recently. had not been
located by policc Moaday morning.
Tho girl and her sailor fricnd APP
piled for n marriage license on tho
date OF her Disappearance but was
refused on account Of her Rgv. she
was last seen "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
MANIAC LEAPS
FROM VESSEL.

FesrGed from sas sea 90 The coast
% Canada ssteF ~ bad tsspst over
hosFi sFom TIE fssausship Aiasks.
varni Lspio sas besu 81 10 Seattle
late ssnasv rshi wesa ih- shie
eeessd fe vas turned over - ,hs
Uuissd states inmsEratioa augherl
tiss ~ pepgtY rnlssd states Mat
shat Ctsler
r.gpio T. hsit Ia the elsy all Ar.
eoraisE 70 Caster, t.uplo vent sud
esniy Insane and made q spectacular
leap into The ses willis ths rsasrr.
gers q fae steamer looked or ffs
was rescued with difficulty. a. be
fought gha attempts z he boat
rrsws 70 save hluf
I.gpso - a native - Finsna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
DIRT FARMER
OPPOSES GOV.

ST PAUL. Minu July. IS Aila
rssota voters went % The polls to-day
20 choose between a swedish ~1irt
farmer ard Gov. !. a. . Frsus as
tas sueessspr 10 The lafs ksgss s,ss.
son n The United states senate.
Eisction day was clear ard cool.
After a week Of final esr1ha iEHlaE
b. slaKnus Johnson. ths faruser labor
psrty's "dt~t farmer" candidate. and
~ Prsgs. ths electorate appeared to
h taking only siiEhs Intersst Ths
vote was lght here
state Senator James A. carlsg. a
dsrocraf. u also candidate for 'hs
rsratorzfIip but. because q Bis pafty
minority. many os hss own followers
euncess The Fight il brtween Johnson
and Prstls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
nN nnnI.Rr rAIIIN

wAsHiNuroN Jaly 10 tsta
tabs 3 book at samr of the oascs ln
ihe fraud ORDER division az The pest,
oftice department. here ana see why
the government has cioari ihc mails
'a nearly zoe Texas eii stock promo.
isgs
colltciinE nearly 81 e0a 600 in
ihfrr uientha from investors srd be-
inK erctfed with aaiy 1871 In a.
sets at the snd ~ that psfiod q the
lvcord ~ tho I'ilrtim OF Co. q
m-rsrf concern q foFy Worth. ac
eoriinE 90 che fraud order msmofau.
aum fsac,iy tsts as oG vas taksn
in. ssy the government Auditors. bat
oniy ia.aktso vas expended fpr Oh
ifases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Engine Runs Wild
and Kills 2 Men

iiAiuS ra8a july tk Two npn
avr inaaaiit ALLIED 80 mliss East
Ok Colorado Springs yesterday. uisn
fieek tslsnd ieo wHfigs raa uiia
an = gfsae. isapea feom ,hs rails
ard rolled deaH tish tmisa
mssi Tire assa etc George y ssrs
ras0n. FuEtnssf sHd N u tIarrF
fltrtBau. tagh n fbss city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
IN
IL JAIL, is FIRED

Los ANGELES. Cal. July Ia
when L. j. Hanley awoke in the
drunk tank" Of the city Jail here.
he decided It was loo dark. A pile
OF seven straw hats belonging TO
the other prisoners was nearby
and Hanley remembered the days
on the farm and Nc the haystack.
a riot enSucd and today Haniey
IS facing an additional charge OF
malicious mischief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Girl uELD ~ DEATH CASE

kANHAA CITY, Mo- July 10
Miss Margaret Allistcr. n ~ yonr.oid
country GIRL wts held In lnll here
today accused NJ numbering Paul
Murdoch. oEprizo fighter and a..
loonkceper whom she loved.
Margaret Hnld che feared That
Murdock VIVA going to give her, up
Tor his witc'a snRo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
AUTOS
STARTS on PAGE 4

iliIi ave Mrs James naa driving
hrf auto when b eailidsd win ore
driven ty Nm = y Scott. sol W
blaine 81
MfH MsrY kiranatfict. ~ Zrnifh.
uas struck - On auto a. Third ave
and rnloB si. she received severe
cuts about ihs head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
BOYS WE'RE PLAYING
WITH THEIR TOY boat

The double drowning Of wilson
and James Paxton. c and wars
old, respectively. occurred In FUN
view Of the mother ul tho boys
near priteharl Highland. IN the
Seward Park dietritt
Tho boys had been lsft on the
shore by their mother. Mrs. w. n
Paxton. Of VAIN wala. who had
gone up tho beach to procure
wraps Hearing violent splashinsa.
Mrs Paxton turned Ia time to scs
the head Of Wilson going under tho
waves they hnd ov,iastlmhtcd the
dspth of tho watvr in sailing thoir
toy boat
She rushed into The lake fully clad.
but was too late 90 rnvc either OF
Tho boys, Tho bodies were recovered
by Miss Helen EnRlcson, but efforts
10 revive them with a pulmotor fall.
ed. William Paxton. Inc father, In
expected IN Seattle Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
PEOPLE MAY
LIVE ON MARS

Tfr @mf WashinEten hnte8n tr
ihsFr lie sue7r RasHt5nE ansstirn
sos whnf answered They mat1
tshF tnf7nits pAina En fha She
sosWFs fnf Yga Write tha gurs.
ilah HW3 briefly an3 rtsiH3f. sEw
fAHf rsrae aaH ssafess sna srafi
60 The Washinetah nartsa ~
she stat FhtinsinE srs@t
stsmg fef = fspl4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Wrecks Four Cars
and Goes to Jail

ruTAfLtr, July ~ Charged
wilh freAisss astHar. fnliemtuR
ffash N uh.sh his auga wrecked
foBf CARS hYfr Haniar Right y ~
Eatssg ~ lhia city wss rsserd Rndrr
arrest aai has marhlHs ssisss All
u ihe suites usfr tsdlF damaged
ara ihsr occupants eui ara bruised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PHONE SUIT
STARTS ON PAGE L

csdurs has bssu completed" he
stated Monday.
The petition for appeal VIII be
heard Ia Tacoma, due 10 the fact
that judge CushmaH adjourned bls
branch 81 federal court hero Mon.
dag until September ~. An order
fixing appeal bond a. 5000 was on.
tered Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Sugar Price Drops
Thru Middle West

NEW YORK. Ju.y 1.-THE
Hawaiian q California Refining Go.
have reduced refined sugar 10 points
TO $40 cgnta IN tho middle westsrn
territory.
Beet sugar prices have been 70.
duced 10 points 10 $40 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
25 of Leviathan's
Crew Are Accused

LoSpON. July ~ Twenty five
members % The crew q Inc United
States shipping heard liner L.
ylsthan wers summoned today BY
British authorities Tor gsserSion from
British ships. an exchanges TEE.
graph Dispatch from Southampton
stated.
Complaints hhyv tesn made ~
British shipping opera ers that their
crews have deserted in New York
70 join American yesatss Tor higher
pay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Drivers Must Fill
Out Blanks Fully

Applicants for drivers licenses
must I'm in all OF the blanks on
the application cards, according 10
tho estate department OF licenses az
olympia Much trouble and ex'
pcusc could he saved II this process
was carried out faithfully. the do.
partmcnt wnrns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Fleet Will Consume Tons
of Local Bread In July
Contract Is Awarded Low Bidder Attic Price
Is Still Above South

eouniFY thsn 10 e,hsfs aaa nat
new everybody b satisfied ans
HsnrT
Eha Eaassins sotp6fstiem. pffsf
ips bread Ga she Saw st 81 rsas
per navaa proved tR 30 asaiglss
'apsss blddrf
me San rr,isa ps.- 10 eeais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Bather browns as
Children Look On

cHEHALIs. July 1s-- Believed 10
have been stricken with heart fail.
IRE while swimming IN Mil creek.
city. was drowned Saturday night.
His wife and children witnessed hin
death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
q DO scientists believe Mars
- lnhahiied' n So. ON what do
ibsy hsar their iheori~sf

- lnhahiledF n SO. ON what do
ibss hsar their iheoriesf
Mars "a much Smaller than ths
earth arid ns surface must base
rnplsi millions - Yssrs before sfszs
u ihe rarsh. therefore Il there is no
pr iris p5ansi {, muzl have been
evolved lanr before gfs began on
earth Ths chances arr. therefore.
that ID Mars Is Inhabited al aIl s, H.
Inhabited by hiFhiT intelligent beings.
s scientist. wha has made . lifelong
study q The subject. declares tlaai
there are Hines Hrruss the surface 81
Mars that ara BIDS u vegetation lrrl,
gated IS great channels 81 which
water il drawn from the polar ocran.
Another claims these lines ara long.
narrnN marshes ted ~ moist winds
from ihe POLES. Clhcr astronomers
bslisvo that thr atmosphere - Mars
ls scspiy and Z, must he vcry cold
there. m the distance from The sun Ia
80 great II ls conceded b. many.
however. that :, L. possible there il
advanced life on Mars. and {, may be
possible ts establish communication
with Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Auto Carries Five
In Death Plunge

WALLACE Idaho. 1uiY IL Two
mss we're plunged 10 their death
aht ihfrs women were severely BE-
iaFsd IS iisilsrs rsrh near here
YESTERDAY when the auto 81 which
hey eefs riding plunged over an
sninahmsat aGa wsa wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Seattle Officers
Jail Detroit Man

l. Lawr. wanted in Detroit for
violation Of She blue sty law. wax
arrested ~ Seattle police Saturday
and viii BE- taken hack 70 Michigan
10 face trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Train Hits Auto,
Killing Occupant

LOS ANGELES. July 10 one
was killed and four injured when an
was struck by an cleo.
trio train here yesterday.