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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12
STEENSMA LEAVES TOWN

NICK Steensma left town rather hnr
riedly Wednesday morning following
d hsuc encounter with Harry Pappas.
proprietor OF the Grill Cafe. S,ecnsma.
who is reported to have been some
what under the influence of liquor. was
formally charged with disturbing the
peace. lie was released Tuesday eve
ming and took advantage OF the oppor-
iuni'y to get out OF town.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12
IDAHO j. COSTS
LESS THAN ANY
EASTERN SCHOOL
Among Least Expensive
of State Operated Col
leges, According to u.
S. Statistics.

University OF Idaho-Thc cost o
instructing each student at the Uni
versiiy of Idaho is so low that few
state institutions can compare with it
according to figures from the United
States bureau OF education Tor i92.-
p. In a tabulaiion OF % representa-
tive institutions the University OF Ida
no ranks eighteenth. with the per
capita cost OF instruction at 1888
Massachusetts Agricultural college
heads the lists at Sll8l. with Michi-
gan Agricultural college second with
$3.50. There arc but two institutions
on the list lower than the University
OF Idaho. They are Oregon Agricul-
tural college and the University Of
Montana. both listed at S3l2
The figures in this iabulation are
believed by university officials to lie
somewhat high. since they are based
on the number of students resident in
college courses and takes no account
OF short course and summer schoo'
students
Another report from the United
States bureau of education shows that
the average salaries OF instructors at
the University of Idaho are among
the lowest in America. II is the low
est in the list of state institutions with
an enrolment OF over 1000 and oalv :
seven other schools, with enrollmcnts {
OF 800 or less, are lower in scale. This a
means. according to university Off n
Gals, that in selecting new faculty b
members the University of Idaho can 81
only with these seven ins,i- h
or that all but these seven Il
rah give such attractive offers to pres a
INT faculty members that their services
nay be lost to Idaho. I,
Il much appreciate the loyalty of a
aculty members who have retained pr
heir connection with the university, II.
Iespite the comparatively low scale II
# salaries" said President A. II. Up n,
am. Il know OF several who have ca
eceived attractive offers within the cu
lst bienuium." -,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12
Today's Wise Word

IAN education for individuality
should include In a large way the es-
sential beauty Of poetry of things: the
essential order of history Of things;
the ultimate values or the religion of
things; and. in childhood particularly,
the eternal yea and nay or the reality
Of things. dallas Lore Sharp.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12
GOVERNOR TAKES
ECONOMY STEP
Many designations in
Highway Department
Asked by Moore

= BOISE.-The first direct action OF
the administration toward reduction
ot state expenses and economy came
Wednesday when the Director OF the
Bureau OF Highways. acting under
instruction from the Commissioner OF
Public Works. issued a letter request
mig the resignation OF all employees
m the Highway Bureau from patrol
men up. The exact number OF en-
ployees affected was not availabl to-
day, as the number on maintenance
work varies according to weather con
ditions. II was estimated however
that about two hundred twenty will
be effected
The order calls for the designations
% be in by Janury 10Th. and take ef
feet January 3lsi. Such appointments
as are necessary to carry on the con-
struciion Of imperative projects now
under way and maintain the states
road system, will be announced later.
II IS certain. however. that the re-or-
ganiza,ion OF the highway force will
show great reduction in the numb
er OF employees and the expense.
Activities in two other departments
OF the State Government were stopp-
ed by ORDER OF Governor Moore
These include the State Constabularv '
'fhce and the Department. OF Immigra- O
ION. Labor and Statistics. Activities b
n each Of these departments will cease G
m January 18th.
The appropriation made by the Six =;
zenith Session OF the Legislature for =,
he State Constabulary is no longer <
vailable for use by the present ad- {
nnisiraiion, and no appropriation will
e asked for to continue the Con
abulary in its present form. w. Hiatt ~
cad OF the Constabulary. will clean -
the affairs of the office and relin- -
iish it on January 18th. v
The office Of the Commissioner of
IMMIGRATION. Labor and Statistics is 10
constitutional one, but no appro- We
iation will be asked for TO continue les
activities in the coming two years fol-
has been suggested that the I'm Sa
lgration division OF the work be
FRIED by the Department OF Agri- -
iture and the Labor BY the Work
ms Compensation Commission.
Action OF the new administration p ,'
making these reductions in state en-
ployees and expenses has met with no
widest commentator and appro- les
from all parts OF the State. Citizens mi
every political fa;th have Joined in lar
lgratulating Governor Moore upon hai
firm stand he has taken for econ -
And it is predicted that he has =
an example that will follow on
'n through every division of county
local government.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to friends for their kindness
during the sickness and death OF our
beloved father and husband: also for
the beautiful floral tributes
MRS. T A. RANDOLPH
AND FAMILY.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12
Population Statistics.

Holland Is second TO Belgium as the
most closely settled country. Great
Britain comes third. with $50 to the
square mile. Australia Is the least
populated country in the world. with
less than two persons to the square
mile. the 5.434.000 inhabitants living
largely along the coast line. Canada
has 242 Inhabitants to the square mile.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12
TALK CHECKER TOURNAMENT

NAMPA-A checker tournamen,
with Caldwell may be arranged in The
near future. 10 take place al the Mamma
Chess and Checker club rooms in The
Is. & B. building The club is now
located in rooms 5 and o and have
more room for chairs and tables than
IN the room formerly occupied. The
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12

Rice wareT is said to be a remover OF
rust from any fabric that may be
washed. Boil a cupful of rice in two
quarts of water Tor half an hour and
strain Soak the Idst-stained fabric In
this wafer for half day and the rust
will have disappeared.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12
COMMISSIONERS is VISITOR

accepting the offer 81 the Caldwell
Commercial club. Henry Beck. one Of
price. f2.too Terms "
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12

To insure a healthy action OF the
bowels and correct disorders of the
liver. take two of Chamberlain's Tab
lets Immediately after supper. They
VIII not only cause n gentle movement
OF the bowels, without unpleasant eff
fects. but Danish that dull. stupid feel
ing. that often accompanies constipa-
on.-Advertlsement.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
Darkens Beautifully and Restores
Its Natural Color and
Lustre At Once

Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and lux
uriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sui
phur recipe at home, though, is trouble
some. An easier way is to get the
ready-to-use preparation improved BY
the addition of other ingredients a
large bottle, at little cost, at drug stores,
known as "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" thus avoiding a lot of
muss.
While gray, faded hair is not sinful,
we all desire to retain our youthful ap-
pearance and attractiveness. By dark
ening your hair with Wyetf's Sage and
Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, be-
cause it does it so naturally, so evenly.
You just dampen a sponge or soft |
brush with it and draw this through |
your hair, taking one small strand at a
time; by morning all gray hairs have
disappeared. After another application
or two your hair becomes beautifully
dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant and vol,
appear years younger.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS
PILEs-PERMAN EMIT RErIr

Y NJ G. A.. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
-, o'neeS iaiL 104tfc
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12
FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Ford or Chew
rolet In good mechanical condition.
Nm ~ Drop Ranch, south Kimban, J.
" Smith. 9Stfc
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12

FOR sALE-Jersey milk, nc per
T. - Hanley phone ess-Ji. arc
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12

wsASSST,ElSD,-hemstiiehing. Miss canter
6-i3-P
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12

FOR SAILS room house.. two ,o,.
VIII sacrifice for quick sale III
Blaine 81. 4'i'
t-f-p
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-12

fok SALE OR TRADE-C,ood l,,f1.t,.---
. location 10 trade for v.,,,..s .ui,aiii x
=. wallace Caldwell. Idaho Phonc az
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-22
~ PROKLETA. a
Roman Emilia Richebourga
Volnd pfelozil Frant. Lad. Cfzek.

odkud by pocfiazel, rozkazal
predstaveny, aby mrtvolu do
yesnice odnesli.
Tri SLIM muzi zvedli zavraz
deneho a~volnym krokem vra-
eel Sc cely prlvod do Fremi-
c0urtu.
Mrtvlu zavrazd6neho slozi-
Ii v pfedsini obecni dfadovny
ma dlouhy stIl a pkryli il vel
kym, cernym suhnem.
Obecni stramik a, jest6 diva
jfni muzi zistali u mrtvoly ma
strait. p -
Jeden z obtand' Fremicourt
skych rychle. vsedl nas kone q
lodjel do Saint Irunu, abyf v9c
tu ohlasil tamni stanici cetnic-
ke a tamnfmu soudci.
VIII.
Ma venkove vstavajf obytej
lne v mesici tervnd Tide velmi
casne z rama. = :,
v cervnus totiz jiz o .ctvrte
hodine slunce vychaziva A ze-
jmena Tide pracujici v polich,
zvlaste, pax zenci jd64a .zahy
rano do prace, nebot' radi pra-
cuji "a ranniho. chladu, jeli.
koz byva' trava pfi seiosecl
mnohem lepsi a lip sc sece, pc
kud ma nj jest6 rosa Sc male
LA.
Prvni sekaci, ktefi prisli dc
divorce Mellierova, zvestova,
Ii zde zpravu o hrozne vrazde,
kterdz byla minute noci spa.
tchana skoro u sameho Seuil.
lonu ma sihici, ktera vedes dc
Fremicourtu
Vypravovaii, Skterak to by
10 oznameno predsSaven6mu
Fremicourtskemu a kterak
ltento Timed odebral Sc ma mi.
sto spaGhaneho cinu, zde ma.
lezli krvi zbrocenou mrtvolu
zastreleneho- neznameho mia.
dika, kterouz odnesli do Ere,
|-micourtu q ulozii Y pfedsini Q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-22

becnlho domu. Kazdou chvili
pax y ocek4Vajf pficllod 1fedl
Afka 4 cetnlki z Irunu
"Tot' hrozne! Tot strasli-.
vs!' volaly obE dvorske deve-
cky, jsouce ihrdzou cele bez
sebe.
Slecna Lucie Mellierova
neniohlas toztilenim skoro ce-
lou noe Okla zamhoufiti, pon&
vadz hrozna, jakasi nepochopi
telna pfedtucha naplnovala du
81 jeji, slysela nahore We SVEN
pokoji hovor sekafd $ devecka
mi, rychle vyskocila z poste-
le, oblekla ma sebe ranni sat,
pootevfela dvefe pokoje a po-
zrnG lraslouchala.
"A nevi se jeste, kdo hroz-
ny ouien skutek spachal?' ta-
Izal Sc jedsn : celedind.
'"Posad ne. Neb6t' pachatel
nebyl zajiste tax hloupy; aby
lbyl svdj Gin 20 uliclch Fremi-
coirtskyct rozkffkoval," odpo
vedel jelen sekac. "Ale zaji-
ste . yrahovi, nepom0ze pra-
mic, 'byt' by Sc skryval sebe
lip a tfeba sebe pecliveji ia
E3iF Gin sydj. vsak oni no Get
|nici dovedou vypatrati.'''
s'Zdali pax Sc Vi, kdo byl "a
vrazdeny?"
"rake ne. Zda Sc, ze to byl
nejaky nsznamy cizinec." !.
+: TAX? A. jakym zpdsobem
[byl szavrazd6n?"
/ "Myslf Sc, ze byl zastrelen
Eranou . i'ucnice aneb 2 pisto-
le."
rSnad' ze pachatel no chtel
oloupiti."
"Tot' Sc rozumi. Nebot' pro
mic "a mic clov6ka nikdo ma
silnici nezastreli."
"Jak byl zavrazdeny starr
"Byf mladfk |'asi dvacetile-
IT,"
UboIy, mlady elovek!" We
! cna skoda ho!" jednohlasne vo
|laly devecky. Il
Po te pocalo znovu vyptava
!, nj a -1itovani, pri cemz mluvil
jeden pres druheho.
Hodnou chvfli trval tento pc
mateny hovor, 2 nehoz ozyva.
" >se hlasite nadafky vrahovi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-22
JOS. J. VEVERA
81 nAstupce -

ASSS0SsS y w.
JAN VEVERA A SYN
jednor : nejstar5ich . nejspolo.
hlivxj5ich pojiSt'ujfcfch xastu-
.pitelstvf ' Clevelandx.
VSEOBECNE POJISTovANl.
vesker6 pojistky vzdy nejry-
chleji vyplaceny.
Grad: 614 National City Bldz
Tel. Main 2973 Cent. 201s
Rssidencss 327O w. ~. ulics.
Tel. Lincoln 2142s n.
Sss usxx
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-22

lonu, nev6da, co by mel pocit.
PAX ale rychlym krokem od-
chazel cestou do Saint Irunu.
=. =
Bylo asi dive hodiny s pull
noci, kdyz nalezl vozka, KITE
~ jel tudy kolem ma trh do
Fremicourtu, ma ceste mrtvo-
lu zastfeleneho neznameho
mladika.
Selzl vozu a kdyz sc byl
pfesv6dcil, ze v mladiku neni
ami stopy zivota, odjizdel da-
lie.
Jakmile vsak prijel do Free
micourtu, lined nemeskaje ce-
" zdeseny vsude vypravoval
kazdemu, s kymkoli Sc setkal,.
ze zde zcela ma blizku spa
chan byl hrozny zlocin - re
ma silnici blfze kamenneho
mIstku lezi jiz studena, krvi
celia zbrocena mrtvola zavraz
ldeneho cloveka.
hNekteri muzi ihned pospisi-
Ii k rychtafi Fremicourtskemu
/ a ohlasovali mu tu novinu.
Ten jeste spal. ale okamzit9
povstal a rychle Sc oblekl.
Kdyz vysel z donu ven ce-
liala ma n6ho pred domem jiz
Itlupa muzn mezi nimiz' byl O.
becni straznfk a pisar. Vsich-
nj bylie velice podeseni.
Rychle ubirali Sc ma misto,
ktere byl vozka naznacil a
zde skutecne nasli mrtvolu "a
vrazdeneho.
Krev jiz ssedla, kterouz byl
cely od9v neznameho potris-
men, patrne nasvedcovala to-
r1u, ze byla zde spachana hro-
INA vrazda. Zlocin ten musil
vsa'k byti spachan jiz pred ne
kolika hodinami.
/ We vzdalenosti nekolika kro
XII cd mrtvoly nalezl straznik
|velikou louz krve. z toho by
10 take patmo, ze smrt nasle-
dovala okamzit9 ma poraneni,
a tim Sc vysv6tlilo, proc male
i2li mrtvolu zavrazdeneho ne.
Ikolik krokG cd one kaluze
| kIve.
II v prvnim okamziku bylo by
Sc mohlo souditi, re sc postre
! lenemu podarilo povstati a te'
j prve pax zef slabosti sklesl ma
blizkou hromadku- st6rku.
Kdyz vsak prohlizeli okolc
onoho mista Cd kaluze krve az
TX hromadce sterku, zpozoro-
wall dive rovnobezne stopy, kite
Ire Sc byly zcela zretelne
], praeh silnice vytiskly a memo
lilly nikterak pochazeti cd ne.
znameho mrtveho, i kdyby sc
hyl mohl tento ke kamenl do
.Ivleci. We stope te bylo vidett
otisky tezkych, neohrabanycl
bot, hrebfky dole opatrenych
:: Tez bylo znati, re slepeje ma
lezaly Sc velmi blfzko IA Sc
bou patty byly. obraceny sm'
j rem ku hromadce sterku. 2 t.
no vysvitalo, ze zavrazdeneht
J tam byl dovlekl bud vrah, a
neb nektery jiny clovek, jeni
ale, vleka pOranenenO, Kface
|po zpatku.
Kdyz byl predstaveny obc'
misto, kde mrtvolu nalezli, 0
patrn6 prohlednul, pocah po
zorne prohledavati mrtvol'
zayrazdeneho, zdak by ,nepo
zpali, .5kdoN bys n1l4dy mnz sts!
byl. Marne vsak dsotAzoyal s
lpredstaveny po zavraxd enem
zadny . pfitohany ych fnuzn je
= neznai.
al Po delsf rozf1luv6, v ktere
lyale nedopatral ses niceho, KID
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-22

AOUZE Jest tvrdym mrem Bic jeho ruky nkdy nevycha-
H. Nouze ale nema hrzy pro muze ozbrojeneho mocnou
zbrani Dvojiho prijmu - mzd ulozenym usporami
Vase spoy ste vydsla tezce Necht ezce Vas pracu
Vase uspoy. "a H. ~ a. ses11aa
Vase spo pacu ezce jsou bezpecne uozeny sest
neb $500 rocne kazdych $4,000, ktere mate.
Illuminating prviegovane akcie jsou takovym uozenm.
Illuminating Prviegovane jsou dani prostym ydanm $1O
OOOOOO kere The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company by
staten opravnena prodat svym zakaznm Spolecno da
prednost podat dan6prose prvegovane akce edno
neb dc svym zakaznm nez prodat je We vekych To-
tech velkym ukladatel6m jak Sc obycejne stava.
Kazdy dec Illuminating Pfvegovanych prodavan bude
$780, Kazdy dec ponese procen aneb $500 rone Dv
dendy placeny zasanm poou kazde ti mesice
s15o prosinc $l59 bisznu sl99y sevnu 81 so zaf
Jest to bezpecne ulozen Znae tuo spolecnos Jei men
ozeno jest prave Ceveande okresu Cuyahoga
Akce tyto mohou b koupey hotoye neb splaty de-
set doa hotov6 deset doar mescne kazdy lec Urok
sesiprocentni pacen bude spoecnosd i dobe splatek
Kazdy $1OO dec t6cho preferovanch akc jest zajn $3.50
skutecnem majetku jakou pozemky, budovy stroe d.
Spoecno jest pod anim d0z0rem key zajistue bezpec
most spoecnost spravne pocinan vdci zakaznictvu
Dvidendy sou spolehve Spoecnost po 10 rok pata dv
dendy pravidelne vsechny akce
Dividendy privegovane b splaceny pred d
dendam ma jiny druh akci teto spolecnosh. ,
vitame ash nasi budove
Public Squaui pfezitost vysyeii Van vse omto uozeni
Nenzee pfi osobne zavoeite teeonem neb zaslete po
stou pr1po]eny klpons .-------- Z = t,s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-05
GARDENING CAR
SMASHES POLE:
Tears Thru Streets a Mile a,
Minutel Driver Held

After careening along the down..
town business streets at speed OF
mile minute. Hudson touring car
plotted by Lee Noble. laborer. and
reported stolen but few moments
before from the Pitt Plate Glass Co,
BIG Westlake ave N, struck pole
at Broadway and Fir st, Saturday
morning. The car overturned and
came TO smashing halt after slid
ing half block.
Noble crawled from the wreckage,
brushed his clothes and a moment
later was arrested by Motorcycle Pa
trolnen c. G. Stanley and c. ID. Foil
rich. who had pursued him at break
neck speed for blocks Noble was
unhurt, miraculously. altho the big.
car was reduced TO twisted steel by
the crash. He was locked up on an
open charge.
The chase began when employees of
the Pitt glass firm phoned that a
drunken man had stepped into the
auto at the curb. speeding away be-
fore he could be stopped. Back and
forth thru the streets the police chas-
ed him. until the spectacular wreck
occurred
Floyd Walker, driver. declared No
BILE had forced him at the point Of
pistol to drive him in his truck from
the Fremont gas plant to the point
where Noble stole the Hudson car.
Walker will appear as a witness
against Noble. the police said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-05
Uncle to Senator
Believed Poisoned

DELAWARE. O.. May 5.--Acting
on Information which they said lndi-
Gated he had been poisoned, author.
ltics today sent the vital organs OF
Brainard Willis. wealthy farmer
and uncle OF Senator Frank u. VII.
lis. TO Columbus TO be Analysed.
Willis. who was 90 years old, died
April 10. His body was exhamed.
according to County Prosecutor h.
II. Benton. on complaint of Mrs.
Cora Maddox, Willis daughter, who
charged he had been poisoned by n
member OF his family who wanted
the estate.
Mrs. Maddox. Benton said, gave
the authorities the name OF the rel.
alive she suspects OF poisoning her
father, and he is under surveillance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-05
Man Killed as He
Turns on Switch

ulmott Breer, 81. of 24a7 w. Seth
ST., foreman at the Campbell lum.
Der mill, 2sth ave. n. w. and Bal.
lard ave. was electrocuted at p.
m. Friday as he turned big switch,
throwing on the power. 1t is be.
lieved that short circuit caused
his death.
Fellow workmen saw blue flash
of flame surround his body as he
pressed home the switch. Breor
stiffened and fell. DR.. w, P. Chris
Jensen was called and after an ex.
animation pronounced Brcer dead.
Coroner w. II. Corson was SEIZED.
ulcd 10 investigate the accident Sat.
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-05
Ship and 35 Aboard
Is Listed Missing

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-The
marine department of the San Fran.
cisco Chamber of Commerce today
announced that the barkentine Alta,
from which no word had been re.
ceived since she cleared from San
Pedro. February 20. has officially
been listed as missing"
The barkentine is a five.master.
with n steel hull. carried crew OF
80, and was commanded by Charles
Sexon. Of san Francisco. Capt
sexon's wife and two children sailed
with him.
Bellingham, WASH, was the
crafts destination. she was sail
ing in ballast to load lumber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-05
Encouragement
Is Found Guilty

WASHINGTON, May 8. - Manuel
Herrick. former congressman from
Oklahoma, was found guilty of dis.
orderly conduct In police court here
today. Tho sentence was withheld
until next Saturday to allow Her
ricls counsel TO file an appeal,
Herrick was arrested on complaint
OF a young woman that he was an
noying her on the street. Police off.
GERS testified he sworo AZ them when
they tried to arrest him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-05
Digger
IS Caught BY
TONS OF DIRT
Makes Vain Effort
to Escape Blu t
Jumps Too Late
to Save Self

Caught in a sewer cavc.in. Faro
crum. 81, was killed shortly before
noon Saturday. crum was working
in a ditch 20 feet deep. seeking 10
connect a new house with the sewer
main near 100 ". 18th ST. He was
in little tunnel opening from the
main shaft when several tons OF
sand and gravel cayed in on him.
completely burying him.
crum screamed for help as soon
as the earth started falling and threw
himself forward in the tunnel. but a
moment later he was caught under
an avalanche OF sand.
Harold johnson, school boy. 100
n. 18th St. was standing near and
heard the mans cry and dashed up
the street for help. Several men
rushed TO the rescue and after 20
minutes work dug out the body.
First aid was given Crum. but in
vain. He had been working alone in
the pit and was employed by the
Stephen Berg Contracting company.
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ton manifested now.
THE conditions existing today and
those existing in Seattle 2O.odd years
ago are not different" said Judge
Winsor, at his homo, COZ N. S5,h st.
1T has been continuous fight
between two contending principles
one of public ownership and con.
trolled by the people, and the other
by set OF men backed by powers
and influences TO get control OF all
our public utilities.
THE condition In regard to Tacoma
was entirely different TO what II was
here, because the attempt TO control
the building UP OF Tacoma and selling
property thru 1t was confined to Ia.
coma by the Willard interests. The
lots the company laid out thru Ia.
coma were only % feet wide.
They did not prove n speculative
success for the men having control
OF the Northern Pacific 10 control the
sale OF those lots. and while they
kept for the city railroad and
steamboat landing on the water
front. there was but one lot that
could be used on the water front out.
side Of that for o general steamboat
lnnding, as, for Instance. the line be.
tween Seattle and Tacoma.
I'm the meantime Seattle was mnIs.
Ing hor battle for progress. Tho vii.
lard people were not getting results.
and n quiet movement sprang up be.
tween Northern Pacific influences TO
corner Scatile hnrbor front as they
then controlled Tacoma.
However. the people OF Seattle be.
camc aware OF tho movement that
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Japanese Deplore
British Naval Base

TOKYO, May b.-Tho Japanese
press. in It's first comments on
word that England is about to cs.
tablish naval base at Singapore.
saw In IL danger OF increasing the
spirit of militnrism in not only
Japan and England, but the entire
world.
Tho press comment on the move
generally expresses regret,
The official attitude Is ono of ST..
lent watchfulneHs.