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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
TOTTERING!
Two Thrones Slipping
at Edge Of the Abyss
(Editorial)


Two thrones tottering today Spain rocks with
revolution and Jugosava faces with Italy.
Within the next "a hours King Alfonzo Kill of Spain
must yield TO mis- army in revolt lose his crown.
King Alexander l. of Jugosava must not allow himself
to be Inundated by Mussolin dictator at Rome, who
threatens to annex the Asiatc seaport ume, to Italy,
if he wishes TO retain his coronet.
In 1920 Spanish arms met with serious reverses in
Morocco near Mela Since then the Moors have adj
minstered series of defeats to King Alfonzos egons
in war which has gone steadily very much like the
in Cuba prior to American intervention in the island
in 1898. The in Morocco is very unpopular in
Spain. The Spanish treasury has been drained and the
people have been called on, time and again. to furnish
fodder to keep it going Only propagation of
of the Cortes prevented things from coming to head
four weeks ago.
General Aguileras, head of the supreme war and
navy council and leader of Fascist movement had sue
ceeded in bringing to judgment the cabinet ministers
accused of being responsible for the Melia disaster
when parliament suddenly adjourned to prevent the
trial. Now the army demands clean sweep of his
cabinet and reorganization of the government If he
does not yield, he is lost particularly wave of
social unrest sweeping the country at this time and
both the Republican and the Fascimo parties are fast
growing in strength.
King Alfonzo's personal popularity has saved him
thus far and while the revolt is not against the throne
Afonzo must initiate King Victor Emmanuel of Italy,
who gracefully bowed his head before the oncoming
Fascist, if he would save his crown.
In Jugoslavia King Alexander has been uneasy his
throne from the first The Croats, Sovenes ard Bohn-
ians-all the peoples included with old Serbia to
form the young kingdom of Jugosavia-have never
been quite satisfied, many desiring independence.
On the other hand, the Serbs proper cockies people
in Europe outside of Italy, want King Alexander to
show iron hand. If he backs down before Italy
it will mark the beginning of his end Sooner later
he will have to CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
COMMUNISTS
THREATENING
BERLIN COUP
Armed Forces Are
Ready to Battle
Uprising Plot of
German Reds
by CARL ID. GRoAT

United Press Staff Correspondent
BERLIN. Sept. 10. - Strong de.
tachmenta Of heavily armed troops
were auar;ered In the suburbs OF
Berlin today. ready to take vigorous
action against a threatened com
munist uprising.
Two regiments OF rcichswehr and
Hecurity police OF 1000 men each
were held in readiness for immediate
action In Friedman and Zauthen
turnout the night
The men were under command OF
regular staff officers.
The Pr1ssihn ministry OF the In.
terror was cooperating with the
reichs government for preservation
OF order.
While these ominous preparations
took place in Berlin, IL was reported
serious communist outbreak had
occurred in Beuthcn. There was Sc
we're rioting. miners joining the com.
munists in footing food shops.
Police rcinforccments were aiding
in restoration OF order. Many per.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
DAM LOSES TO
LABOR UNIONS!
Theater Manager Unable to
Stop Picketinq

Judge Everett z. Smith FRIDAY
dismissed the temporary restraining
order granted John Danz propri-
etor Of a chain OF movie houses.
preventing Seattle unions from
picketing his theatres. The tenn
porary injunction was issued
against the Musicians association.
Theatrical Employees local 1874 and
the Building Service Employees un-
ion.
Judge Smith ruled that the three
organizations, being voluntary asso.
Citations. cannot be restrained or
sued. Danz also asked $4,000
damages.
The suit against Mother Titus.
and several individuals and the
temporary restraining order to pre.
vent picketing still stands. Danz
has been engaged in legal con.
troversies with his former employees
and with theatrical unions for
many months. He claims pickets
have damaged him to the extent OF
$4,000.
Union officials considered the de.
cisions, which were given on de-
murrers. constitute a marked vic.
tory for thee unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
BALKAN UPSET
is IN BALANCE
Time Limit on Ultimatum to
Serbia May Be Extended

LONDON Sept. i5.-Rome and
Belgrade governments are reported
TO have reached an agreement
whereby tho time limit set by Italy
for agreement on the part OF Jugo-
siavia 10 Mumoiinfs demands re.
garding Fiumc will be extended.
The Italian government has made
new proposals., II is understood in
well informed circles. which have
new details. II Is believed discus.
sions will be concluded. Semi.
official circles still are somewhat
pcasimlstic over tho probable out.
come OF the dispute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
NAVAL Head
IS AROUSED
BY EVASION
Complete Details
Of Disaster Off
South Coast Will
Be Published

WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-
Secretary Of the Navy DENLY
today ordered that Investigation
Of the wrecking Of a Pacific de-
stroyer flotilla on Point ArguelIo
be public.
Aroused by rumors and gossip
tinged with scandal. concerning the
cause OF the disaster which cost
seven half million dollar destroyers
and 20 lives and damaged four 9TH
er destroyers. DENLY declared the
fullest publicity would be given to
facts developed at an official in.
quiry.
He directed that the naval inquiry
board hold Us sessions publicly in
stead Of privately. as planned.
Denby's order for full publicity
overruled the naval officers in
charge of the inquiry. They had not
only declined to give out information,
but had barred independent investi-
cation by newspapers into the cause
OF the disaster.
Not only will responsibility for
the piling up of destroyers on
the California coast be fixed by
the public inquiry, but reasons
for the refusal Of naval Officers
TO obey regulations by reporting
immediately on the smashup 10
the navy department win be
gone into.
DENLY is determined to learn:
4 How the seven destroyer.
4 wrecked on the rocks near Ar
guelio Point got off their course.
. Why they were speeding at 20
q sknots in a heavy fog.
z Why. after the wreckinr or
~ sthe seven. complete. detailed
report was not at once forwarded to
the navy department
n Why the damaging of two
sother destroyers. the Farragut
and Somers, was not reported until
Friday TO the department and then
was reported improperly.
The Farragut and Somers. accord
ing to a report reaching the navy
board OF survey and inspection ON
FRIDAY. grounded on Saturday last,
the same day the other seven des-
troyers were wrecked. The report
should have gone, 1t is at Den
by's office, to the communications
division.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
MAN MURDERED
AT ROADHOUSE

Los ANGELES. Sept led.
ward Hall. %. one OF the prophet
ors OF Sycamore lodge. was shot 20
death early today by an unidenti.
fled assailant who called him 10 the
door OF the roadhouse.
Earlier In the evening. police
learned. Hall visited the receiving
hospital and asked treatment for a
knife wound in the arm. He gave
the name OF Edward Miller az the
time and refused TO tell how he re-
ceiyed the wound.
Shortly after the murder police
arrested Walter Erickson and Mid.
red Bailey. both OF whom were in
the roadhouse when the killing
took place. They denied any knowl-
edge OF the shooting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
FIGHT FANS,
ATTENTION

The Good Old Days" a story
OF oldtIme fights and fighters
that carries you back to the
early days OF tho Northwest. is
starting today on the sport page
Of The Star. Duncan MacDon.
aid. ono OF the pioneers Of the
game in this section. is telling
his tale TO Tom Olsen Of The
Star sporting staff. Begin II
today. It starts on Page 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
1923 Disasters
In Danger Zone

April II; Earthquake In KAN.
ehatka. Siberia: 81 killed.
May 10; Earthquake in Dal.
malta: city OF sobcnlco wrecked.
May s; Earthquake In Asia
Minor; village OF South scla a..
stroyed.
june 10; Earthquake IN Per.
sia; 5000 reported killed.
June IS; Eruption OF Mount
Etna. many Italian Villages DC.
sfroyod.
September 4: Earthquake IN
japan. with several hundred
thousand caAuai;ies in Tokyo,
Yokohama and other cities.
September o. Earthquake In
Calcutta. India; so reported
killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
OFFICERS MAKE
MANY ARRESTS

Charges against them are prob.
ably due 10 enemies they have made
In the efficient performance OF their
work. These men have made more
arrests than any other officers in
the department and they have been
important arrests.
why don't the people who make
these reflections against the police
department come 10 me7
IF there is anything crooked go.
ing on want TO know about IL. I
am entitled TO know II and II is
the duty OF any citizen who thinks
he has evidence of police corruption
TO come TO me with II.
II have taken prompt action in
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
MILITARY RULE
WINS IN SP ain
Revolutionists Are Firmly in
National Control

MADRID. Sept. 15.-Martiai law
was in effect turnout Spain today.
with the military rcvolutionists firm.
ly In control in all parts OF the ma.
ton.
Meantime. Capt. Gen. Primo ri.
veira, leader OF the revolutionists.
charged by tho king with formation
of new government. has started
conversations for organization of
new ministry TO succeed the Alhace.
man cabinet
II was expected n permanent cabi.
net. composed OF civilians, would be
organized over the weekend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
CHIEF DENIES
BOOZE RUMORS
Insists His Men Know Moth
ing About Rum Boat

Persistent rumors that Seat
tie police officers know more
about the disappearance Thurs
day Of the police departments
Fum-chasing speedhaat than the
hooticgEers, nj whose door the
theft was laid, were challenged
Saturday by Chief Sevcryns. No
trace Of the whereabouts Of the
boat or what remains Of II has
come to light. What might have
been Its fate Is surrounded with
mystery thicker than Janu.
AIRY fog. But--thc police are In.
vestiEating.
II have absolute confidence In the
officers who operated the speed
boat" said the chief. II know the
officers on this detail and they
were selected for II because tlIey
we're known 10 be trustworthy
fpou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
Fate of Nations
Seen by Mobiles

DIR. Milton a. NohNS. prophc.
sying re.made world. traces
these belts OF death and life:
Danger Zone: All OF Europe.
Greenland. Iceland. North Africa,
Southern Alaska. Northern Can.
ada. Asia Minor, all Of South and
East Asia. Japan. Philippines
and East Indies,
Safety Zone: United States. tho
main part Of cnnada. all south
America, Central America. Mex.
leo. West Indies. Northern Al.
aNka. Western siberia. Western
China. Australia. New Zealand
and Central and South Africa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
(DUMBBELL DUD

The secret Is out ut last
Dumbbell bud has disclosed
tho inside dope on his training.
Homer Brew win return to
work Monday and has written
Dumbbell that he Is going to
throw him out Of the office.
DumbbeIl Is preparing for
him. He's going to hang the
crepe on Mr.. Brew's nose II he
Is possibly able to do so. IL will
be a great battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
Mayor John Hylan
Is Reported Better

SARATOGA SPRINGS, ". Y.
Sept. 15.-Mayor John r. Hylan re.
sponded very well 10 treatment dur.
ing the night and his condition
showed slight improvement. n bull
letin issued by his physicians today
stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
REFUGEE SHIP
NEARS SEATTLE
Jefferson Steams Thru Fog
on Last Lap OF Voyage

Bringing a heavy passenger lis, Of
refugees from the quake and fire
zones Of Japan. the President Jet.
fcrson. crack Admiral Oriental line
ship. is steaming thru tho heavy
fogs which Saturday morning en-.
shrouded Cape Fiattery and the
dangerous headlands at the mouth OF
Juan dc Fuca straits.
According to latest reports received
by the harbor radio OF Seattle. the
Jefferson viii arrive in quarantine
off Victoria at 4:30 o'clock this aft.
ernoon. II will probably DO sac or
8 o'clock before tho big ship arrives
AZ Victoria, where she will dis.
charge part Of her passengers, in.
Guiding a number Of Chinese. The
jefferson likely viii reach Seattle
before midnight and a huge crowd
Is expected to await the docking Of
tho ship.
Unless the fog thlnned off the
cnpes, II was considered likely that
the speed of the Jefferson would be
slowed which may delay her arrival
an hour or two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
Princess FANNY Is
Found Not Guilty

LONDON. Sept. IL. - Princess
Marie Marguerite FANNY today was
found mot guilty" OF the murder Of
her husband. the Egyptian prince.
All Kemnl FANNY Bey. The jury re-
turned It's verdict shortly after noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
RELATIVES HERE
FOR REUNI0NS

Relatives OF the refugees who es.
capped the terrible disaster that blot.
ted out Tokyo and Yokohama have
been gathering in Seattle and Vic.
torin for several days, and some
touching family reunions are cx.
pected.
The refugees have been given
every possible attention by tho off.
GERS OF the President Jefferson
Many OF them were injured
and have been under the care OF the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
Flight Surgeon
Killed in Crash

DAYTON. O.. Sept. l5.--Maj. II.
l. Napier. flight surgeon at Mccook
field. was killed today when his
plane crashed from an altitude OF
1900 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
PRIZE WINNER

Kenneth Rusk wins the years sal.
airy today for his contribution,
'DumbbeIi Is 80 dumb he thinks
they use the keys to the city to
open the government locks"
Come in n getchure dollar Ken.
Dumbbell bud is two and half
degrees off in the top story. He la
boris under the impression that doc
tor Is an organ-grinder. He may be
right.-Mrs. f. Brink.
He Is 80 dense that he thinks
the United States Is another
name for matrimony,--Robert
Hutchinson.
And an octopus Is an cpc-doctor
Black Beauty 70 negro Topper.-
Harry Pripp.
A firc-pIu0 10 retired fire horse.
A traffic slip is skiddino car
officer f.. ID. r.
Soldiers are discharged By firing
squad.
The bell buovs make Puget sound
ichen they bloto their fo0 horns
Kenneth Rnsk.
The world court Is phere Australia
and America play tennis.-CIarence
Cprrnn.
"a He thinks that the fish live
In Puget sound so that they will
~ keep out Of a dry country
Paul Pfcister.
That coo-coo clocks are made In an
,asyium.-H. G. G.
An electric range Ia where they
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
BIG CLEANUP SALE.
is MONTHS TO PAY

Is MONTHS TO PAY
Overland s pass. starter,
lights ....... IS rs
MAXWELL touring. starter,
lights ............. 100
Buick 4. new paint, starter,
tights ....... o36
pod y ,, tSoufing; late model. s75
ton ..;.,,......,......... 400
Late Ford 5-pass. Snap.... S00
Oakland 6; wire wheels, sac
rifiee ..;.....,.,.. 80. 1875
Briscoc sedan: all cord tires 500
Auburn Beauty 6. 1920 special IAN
The Want AID Columns will tell
you where you can find these
cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15

Science viii laugh. I suppose. %
says DR.. Mobiles. Science laughed
in March. 1922. at my theories. Yet
earthquakes. volcanic eruptions and
tidal WAVES have occurred the pas,
year precisely In the zone / indl
Gated Compared TO what am con.
WINGED is coming. tho Japanese dis.
aster Il n minor one
PREDICTS ITALY
WILL SUFFER- NEXT =
DIR. Mobiles makes this specific
forecast for the immediate future:
ITALY viii probably suffer next--a
terrific catastrophe within 30 days.
Ten years Is the time he sets for
a world reborn.
Look at the map" he says I'm
tho zone OF biack--the death belt
are located the worlds active vol
canoes. There Is connection be.
tween them. proved by the fact TINT
when Mt. Eina erupts in Italy the
lava sinks In Mt. Hecla's crater in
Iceland.
Continual readjustment of the
earth'a crust will open chasm be.
meath the sea that win connect with
the fires beneath the surface in this
doomed belt
This win cause the formation OF
steam. and the enormous pressure
thus generated viii literally blow up
continents and submerge them.
"As the water PUSHES into these
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
Todays
Auto Columns

Here are a few bargains that
are listed with many other good
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Columns:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15

He Is 80 dense that he thinks
Z the United States Is another
name for matrimony--Robert
Hutchinson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15

And an octopus Is an cpe- doctor.
Black Beauty 70 negro Topper.-
Harry Pripp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15

The world court Is where Australia
and America play tennis.--CIarence
Cprrnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15

. He thinks that the fish live
In Puget sound so that they will
keep out Of a dry country
Paul Pfeister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15

Soldiers are discharged By firing
squad.
The bell buovs make Puget sound
Dhen they bloto their fo0 horns
Kenneth Rnsk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15

!. A firc-plu0 70 retired fire horse.
traffic slip is skiddino car
officer r. ID. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15

Two thrones tottering today Spain rocks with
revolution and Jugoslavia faces with Italy.
Evening star., 1923-10-30

days, counsel for the mine operators
said yesterday. Judge John 9. Pol
lock of Kansas City instructed a ver-
diet for the defendants here Satur-
day.
trict court Of appeals. In st. Louis.
1.-THE case has been terminated in
favor of the United Mine Workers by
the decision of Judge Pollock" said
G. Love Grant of Fort Smith of coun-
sci for the mine workers. I'VE are,
of course. pleased with the result and
we feel confident that there are no
reversible errors in the records. We
have utmost confidence in the higher
courts"
Evening star., 1923-10-30
CURRENCY EXPERT NAMED.

DR.. John Parke, Young has been ap-
pointed to investigate foreign cur
rencies and exchange rates for the
Senate commission of geld and silver
inquiry. DR.. Young, who IL connected
with Princeton University, assisted
the Federal Trade Commission In Its
investigation of the iron and steel
industry
Evening star., 1923-10-30

money, which he was carrying. A
patrolman block away saw the
struggle, but was unable to reach the
spot before the~bandits had gone.
Frederick Wine. clerk, was with
Vandervoort when the robbers ap-
peared and both men were badly
beaten with blackja Jacks. The bandits
leaped Into an automobile and sped
away, carrying the money. which was
the weeks receipts OF seventy-five
milk wagon drivers
Evening star., 1923-10-30

nois Commerce, Commission urged
delegates to the National Council OF
Women, which opened here last night,
to take a non-partisan attitude to-
ward all questions Of public policy.
A letter Of greeting from the Mar
chioness of Aberdeen, president of the
road to the meeting by Mrs. Philip
North Moore Of st. Louis. president of
the national council. The interna-
tional council is made up of councils
representing thirty-four nations, in
cluding the United States.
A national flag WAS presented to
the council from the Women's Relief
Corps by Mrs. Laura Inman of SPRING
field, Ill. national patriotic instructor
Evening star., 1923-10-30
SUN PA0-CHI SELECTED.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
PEKING, October 30.-President
Tsao Kun has rendered the premier
ship to Sun Pao-Chi. The executive
Is said to have arrived at his choice
Of Sun because the latter Is consider
ed non-party man and has an excel
lent reputation in diplomatic circles.
Sun has held number of impor-
tant posts in the Chinese govern
ment, having formerly served as min
lister to France in 1902, minister to
Germany, 1907-1908; governor of
Shantung province and minister of
foreign affairs.
Evening star., 1923-10-30

Nevember's rtone Is the topas, sig
nifying "Friendship." and old belief
has 1t that those who wear the stone
will make many friends, and lose
none.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
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Our regular cut price on the pint size is $229
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Evening star., 1923-10-30
BLACKJACK WIELDERS
GET. DAIRY RECEIPTS
0verpower Superintendent and
Clerk and Escape With
011,265.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October .Se.-Twe men
last night everpewered Frederick
vRnderveolt, superintendent for
the Sheffield Farms Dairy Company,
and escaped with e11,2e5 of the firms
Evening star., 1923-10-30

of the corps, with the request that 1t
be used as the banner of the United
States delegation to the QulnQuennia1
of the international eoun-
Gil at Washington in 1926.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
WOMEN URGED 20 TAKE
NON-PARTlSAN ATTITUDE
Activities in Public Controversies
Discussed by Illinois Official
Before National Council.
0y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DECATUR, Ill., October 30.-Declar-
ing that the United States has won
more battles by the power of example
than have all the fleets and armies of
the world Frank P. Ayres of the I}lf-
Evening star., 1923-10-30
MINE OWNERS PLAN
APPEAL OF VERDICT
Case Decided for Workers Il
Arkansas Will Go to st.
Louis Court.

BY the Associated Press.
FORT SMITH. Ark, October 3o.-
Preparations for an appeal In the
Coronado Coal Company's $2,222,000
suit against the United Mine Workers
Union Will be completed within ten
Evening star., 1923-10-30
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Evening star., 1923-10-30
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Special, 15c

Attractive Sterno Cook
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