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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
WRECK VICTIMS
REPORTED SAFE
Twelve Men Still Remain on
Mine Sweeper Cardinal

an officers and men. totaiing 81.
N the crew Of the wrecked mine
sweeper Cardinal we're reported safe
Saturday morning. In radio ndTices
received here by the naval station.
According 10 The messages but 70
u the IS. Including iir commander.
ore SIN aboard the doomed vessel
The Remaining &c have been put
ashore on Chirikof Island.
The navy supply ship Guyana r.
standing by the wrecked vessel.
which piled up on the rocks Of chir!.
liof island late Tuesday night
The vessel has been abandoned ~
o total loss. and the men who are stiil
aboard are assisting in Halvaging
loose gear I'D stores. The Guyana
and the goedetic survey ship Discoy.
efer are standing by the wreck u
the Cardinal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
DAUGHTER OF
VICTORIA DIES

LONDON. Juno e.-prlneess
Christian died this morning. after n
brief illness. from heart disease,
She was ~ yenrs old and was first
stricken while recovering from an
attack OF influenza.
Princess Christian was daughter
Of Queen Victoria.
In 1866 she married Prince Chris.
tian Of schleswig .HolsteIn. She had
four children.
The eldest son, Prince Christian
Victor. died In South Africa during
the Boer war. Another son. Prince
Albert. long before the war. adopted
the German nationality and served
on that side during the world con.
flict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
City Fights Against
Dairy's Injunction

a fight 10 dissolve the Injunction
stopping the city from preventing the
shipment Of milk By the Keane dairy
into Seattle Win be opened In the
courts Monday by Corporation coun.
sel r. J. l.. Kennedy. following an
appeal TO the city council Friday BY
Dr. Hiram ~ Read. city health or
ncer.
d. Read declared that Keanss
dairy is complying with the city
health rules governing the production
Of milk and IL therefore endangerlne
the health Of children. The council
voted unanimously TO fight the IN.
junction which was granted Kcane
by Judge Otis ". Brinker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Brands Dry Repeal
Political Gesture

Repeal of the state prohibition
enforcement net in New York was
little more than a political ges.
ture" to determine the strength OF
the wet element In tho country nc.
cording TO Canon w. II. Bliss Of
Trinity Episcolal church.
Canon Bliss believes the sentiment
OF the country at large TO be over.
whclmlagly dry, altho prohibition
enforcement is unsatisfactory. due
In part TO an attitude OF indeffer
cncc on the pnrt OF many people"
llc believes that neither political
party viii dare 10 nominate n wet
candidate in the presidential cleo.
ton next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
TAYLOR
STARTS ON PAGE 1

and sim think that Il may have been
true. aitho the loot was nbver found.
Hefnsr said that he came 70 Seat.
tie with two other men who had par.
ticipafed in the train robberies and
that he was the driver OF the car.
Carmody said. Ills story sounded
plausible and certain parts OF il
checked up all right. For instance.
he said that 45 telephone poles south
Of tho Des Moines junction to the
Pacific highway. was a. field.
Looking towards thk hills a white
cottage could be seen. There would
be a hole in the fence in direct line
from this point. BY walking thru
the hole In me direction OF the cot.
sagc 100 PAGES the loot would be
found.
His story was borne out 81 every
thing except the loot being in the
spot. Tho hole In the fence, the cot
tage and all were Just as he de-
scribed IT,
Hefner was arrested In Everett and
while he was being brought to Seat.
tie the deputy sheriffs car was
wrecked and Hefner sustained n
broken leg. When brought to trial
on the charge he was given sus.
pended sentence.
Sheriff Matt starwich Saturday
declared that no further search Of
Fthe field would be made as 1t had
already been thorolyl searched. In
addition. Hefner. in company with
deputy shcriffs and Carmody, went
TO Bellinghsm, where II was reported
that one Of his former companions
had gone
Starwich and Attorney Olson both
discredited the story told by Hefner
Saturday. They believe that Hefner
played a hoax on the authorities
here and that there was no founda-
ton for the alleged confessions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

varn. near Milan. Italy. The broth.
cr. Bocohio says. is chief electrician
IN the submarine division OF the
Italian navy.
II got the idea" relates Bocchio.
while ! WIS student al the acad-
envy IN Italy. I thought Il out for
some time. but IL was not until /
came TO America seven years ago
that had an opportunity to make
a working model. First. ! lived in
New Orleans. then In Chicago.
i cannot tell you much about II.
for Il u not yet protected By pat.
enth. But u viii operate thru ap.
plication Of magnetism with cleo.
iricity being applied less than five
per cent Of the time.
Then came letter telling OF my
faiher'H death. He WAS chief cngi.
necr IN charge Of powder. alcohol
and match plants Of the Italian gov.
eminent Tor 80 years. / had ex.
pected to get advice from him.
My mother. TOO. was longing 20
see me. 40 / planned a return TO
tho old country had only $3.50
and my beloved model. That / de.
Stnoyed. for feared the secret
would be- lost because Of the Gus.
toms inspections 10 which It would
DO subjected.
Il went 10 New Orleans. A friend
promised help 10 getting me a Job
on boat. 30 could work part OF
my passage.
'Ho Invited me 10 a cbisioning nj
Tickfaw. We were arrested on our
way up. after cur car had broken
down. Kou know the rest OF the
story--what the state claims. amy.
way.
III ! have 20 die for a crime OF
which ! arm not guilty. I want TO
leave something for postcrity to re
spcct me for"
Bocchio also writes poetry 10
while away tho dull hours when
he's not studying his blucprinis.
iic handed tho interviewer little
piece OF blank verse entitled Con.
dcmncd."
Take g." said Joe. 'as a souvenir
from Joe Bocchio."
And he turned TO his writing table
"a steel cot-across which the spec.
ter OF rising gallows falls.
My lady OF death" he muses..
pointing 10 II significantly.
She viii be with me on that
long road which wcnds into the
shadows. But 20 unafraidr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Census Shows Shift
in City Population

a shift OF population from the Uni
versity district 10 West Seattle Is IN
dicatod b. the school census report
complied by Secretary Reuben W.
Jones Of the school board. The West
Seattle district showed n growth OF
per cent in school population. com.
pared 70 n growth OF IN per cent in
the University district
The gain in pupils in West Seattle
is 800 compared TO a gain Of 749 in
the University district. Queen Anne
district shows the next largest gain
with 555 more children this year than
last. The entire city gained 3iz per
cent in school children during the
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Electrical Plant
Damaged by Fire

Electrical equipment valued az
$4,000 was destroyed in a fire which
broke out in the Thompson & Cas-
lie Co. electrical shop. 3is First
ave. Saturday. The fire also did
$1,000 damage 10 the building. The
drying room on the fifth floor was
the scene of the blaze, which Is
supposed TO have started from de-
fociivc wiring. Tho fire burned
thru the floor and into the floor
below before 1t was extinguished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Campaign for Harding
Is NOU Being Planned
Party Chiefs Caution Against Overconfi-
dence; Definite Program Outlined

racr in submarines and aircraft.
.. a world court separate from
the league Of nations In furtherance
u the Harding association OF nations
idea.
s. a prosperity program" based
on united action BY capital. labor
and the government in eliminating
causes Of friction and In getting for.
eign markets to keep American mills
humming.
Z. \ Epycrnmentopcratc mer.
chant marine that viii develop trade
particular attention being paid TO
South American trade.
Prohibition and IS enforcement,
have no place IN tho program ut
present Republican leaders say IL
~ not a question for them. but tho
party Is on record as unitcdiy dry
and will simply rcaffirm its position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Motorist Arrested
on Liquor Charge

Charles Adams. 25. alleged boot
logger. was in the county jail SAT.
nrday. following his arrest on the
Des Moincs highway by Deputy
Sheriff Asa Ire. late Friday. His
bail is set at $500.
Adams. according 20 Lee, was
speeding along the highway when
he was overhauIed by the deputy on
n motorcycle His car was said 10
have contained several cases or
whisky. a passenger whom Adams
had picked up on the highway pre-.
vailed upon Adams to stop after Lee
had fired two snois at the speeding
car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

NEW ORLEANS. June s.-Un.
selfish altruisw comes even from
the shadow OF the gnilows.
Joe Boechio. "a, Italian poet and
mechanic. ats IN his cell in tho death
row az New Orleans Parish prison
here. awaiting the hangman'B com.
ing.
But his thoughts are not OF him
self. Twice the courts have dccreed
he must die. lie protests his limo
cenco. but accepts his fate philo.
sophlcaliy.
Thinking of others. day after day.
he bends over his biueprints. work.
Ing ON an invention which he be.
lieyes viii be blessing TO human.
ny IN this great mechanical age.
Bocehio and five other Italians
soon must pay the penalty the
state exac,s for the murder Of Dial.
Las Gaines. restauranteur OF indie
pendencc. Ia They were convicted
on purely circumainntiai evidence.
Intervention by the federal supreme
court In all ,hat can save them
now.
Joe contends he never was In In.
dependence. lie maintains:
That neither he nor his five
companions were there on the night
Gaines Was ilain while attempting
10 rout bandits Iooiing a bank near
his lunchroom.
That there Is a conspiracy on the
part ot the real murderers and their
friends TO shift tho blame upon
others shoulders.
But 20 return 10 the invention
Joe had been in iail only few
days when no learned ihat Capt.
Archie Rcnnyson. prison warden.
had a wide knowledge OF technical
mechanics, To him. Bocchlo con.
fided his secret Of an electric motor
upon which be worked two years
prior 10 his arrest.
Regarding Il only az another siy
move on the part OF a condemned
man TO gain sympathy. Capt. Rem.
nyRon was skcp;ical at FIRST.
But he soon RAW Joe was sincere.
lie went TO the district attorney
and asked that tho young Italian
be given permission 10 complete
his invention.
Nothing could be done. The law
holds no tools or implements with
which he might end his life can be
given TO condemned man.
SO Rocchio was forced 10 rely
solely on drawings and data. He
win place these in the hands Of his
counsel with instructions to turn
them over 70 his brother. Of No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Youths Are Found
in Stolen Auto

Found In an auto reported pre-.
viously as stolen. william Sheriff..
10. Carl Anthony. 10, and Jack Kirk.
y, were jailed Friday afternoon
W Detectives Joe Smith and Wal.
ter Dench. when the officers saw
them repairing tho motor on Ra.
VIENNA blvd, near the city limits.
The owner Of the car police say. IN
Y. Il. Nicely. 512 u. Republican 1t.
The trio was being held on open
chsrges Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
NURSE SLAIN
STARTS ON PAGE 1

the light OF an amusing domestic
incident in which It was expected
that the Filipino would drop his suit
as soon As he was convinced It was
hopeless.
In a bureau drawer In the Fill.
psno's room. a bundle OF letters in
what appeared to be the same feml.
nine hand were found. some signed
: Helena and others '.Maryr and
others blossom" Detectives are
now looking for an authenticated
bit OF Miss Martins handwriting IA
order TO compare il with that in
the letters and ascertain IL she
wrote any Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
DINAS GOES ON
TRIAL MONDAY
Still Says He Is innocent OF
Everett Murders


ENERETT, June 9, - Georsa
pmRs. ohargcd with the murder OF
Gust karas. fellow Greek. viii so
on trial here Monday morning he.
fore a jury in 1udge Guy c. Al.
S,on's superior court.
Gust Karas was found murdered
IN a blazing shack in tho Riverside
district Fehruary i6. with Mrs.
Peter Karas. his sister.in.law and
her two children. Polly ana Aieck.
Murder charges have not yet been
filed by tho state FOR the murder
OF Mrs. haras and her two chill.
drVn. altho ninas has also been
charged with tho murder % Peter
l<Ams. her husband. who was found
shot 20 death near the Everett.
Mukllteo road in May. 1888.
Prosecuting Attorney {. T. RIOS.
eoe. who win handle tho states case.
announces tina, he win dispose Of
the Gust Karas case first before
taking any further action against
Dinas.
AttN tA%AHNA AAtNA NAa NAAtnAt1 IN
Morton. Wash, the day following
the Riverside murder hy sheriff
Jim Mcculloeh Of Snohomish county.
he has been held in solitary confine-
ment in the county jail here since.
JOSEPH II. Smith, local attorney.
VIII be counsel for The defense.
Dinas has steadfastly maintained
that he is a victim or n frame.up.
In statements TO Jailer Matter
neels. pinas has constantly Referred
10 the fast that Georse Chakos.
brother OF Mrs. Karas. vas the only
person 10 survive the flames and
did not volunteer aid or Information
10 reseuers.
chakos. who Is 10 years old, was
arrested Immediately after the quad.
rupke murder. and later released on
$1,000 hail. which was furnished by
his hrother.inlaw. Peter y. Wells
Seattle restaurant proprietor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Rose Week Opens;
Queen Is Crowned

Rose Week opens Monday in Seat.
tie, with Miss Esther Victoria John.
son acting as queen OF the fragrant
petals, Coronation exercises were
held Friday at Dilling park. near the
city hall Rose Week viii end with
n rose show Thursday and Friday In
the afmory mt the University of
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

TOKYO. Juno o.--Following an in.
formal discussion, NJ Ioffc, repre-.
senting tho RIssian soviet govern.
ment today formally notified Baron
Goto. representing the japanese for.
cign ,offico. that he was ready 10
enter preliminary negotiations look.
ing to I,usso.Jnpancsc conference
for the settlement Of Issues between
the Two countries, and a trade agrcc-
mont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Russian Leader
Lecturine, Here

Edward A. Bevshever. founder OF
the Universal MossIanic Brotherhood
and author Of the Messinnic' world
program, Is lectiiring In Seattle each
"wednesday and Friday nj Evergreen
hall In the Arcade building.
BcvsheYer was born In Russia and
IL devoting himself to The solution OF
world problems thru the application
OF fundamental truths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Harding May Free
Political Prisoners

WASHINGTON. Jpnc 9.--Prcs.
ldcnt Harding is giving considerable
attention 10 the cases OF the political
prisoners still remaining IN federal
ponitcniiaries. and II Is probable that
the sentences OF those not guilty OF
any overt acts viii shortly be com.
muied, Il was stated at tho White
House today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Airplane Tailspins;
Two Fliers Killed

PEORIA. III. June 1.-Two per.
sons. Clarence Brown. 90, pilot, and
Emery Gibson. 30, student flyer.
were instantly killed near here last
night when the plane in which they
were flying went into n tailspin
and crashed 10 the ground from an
altitude OF 1000 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
TAX REDUCTIONS
BAIT FOR VOTES

2. Tax reductions. This will be
the appeal 10 business and to the
voter generally. 1t Is 10 center on
the income tax.
.. Revision OF the immigration
law 10 insure continued protection
Of American labor. This win bc the
appeal 10 labor.
4. a second arms conference to
reduce still further the causes Of
war by preventing a new armament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
u. S. CENTER
is IN KANSAS

TF there Is anything you want
4 to know &c II be n question OF
fact or infomatiom write to The
stars information bureau. 1322
New York ave. n. w, Washing.
ton. u. c., stating your question
clearly, giving your name and nd.
. dress and inclosing twoccnt
stamp for return postage for a
personal reply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
W0RKMEN,s ClRcIr ull, ~

NVNH"rN y 'ihsLE VIII hold
us 1ith annual picnic on Sunday.
June 10. 1923. at Peoples park. nj
Rcnton Junction Cars viii leave
Occidental ave, and Yescr way ey.
cry balf'hour, Mayor ~. !. Brown
VIII attend and be the speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

u. Where Is the geographic
center of continental United
Stntess
"A. In the eastern part OF Smith
county, Kansas, latitude 30 degrees
80 minutes, longitude os degrees 35
minutes, Smith county IL ono OF tho
northern tier of Kansas counties,
bordering on Nebraska and is about
between the eastern and
western boundaries OF the state. II
Is not far from the town of Lebanon,
o station on the Rock Island rail.
road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
by LAWRENCE MaRTlN

tNNpyFtNNts 1916 ~ lnitga ffffff
WASHINGTON. June a.--Tho re-
publican party Is shaping broad
and definite program for President
Harding's second term and will Of.
fer Il 10 the country as the principal
reason Harding should be reelected.
II will be embodied IN tho repub.
ilcan platform for tho 1924 cam.
paign. Before that u will be out.
lined in general way 10 republl.
can workers thruout the country 10
SPUR them to tho effort which re.
publican leaders candidly admit VIII
be needed 10 win.
NO QUESTION
or RENOMINATION
There is no question Of Hard.
ing's denomination. But party
chiefs are cautioning against over.
confidence as to his reelection and
In his coming conference with state
leaders. John T.. Adams. republican
national chairman will stress the
need Of three things. These arc:
]. Complete harmony within the
party. locally and nationally.
2. Immediate launching OF a
campaign OF organization in every
political sub-diyision in tho country.
.. Close watching and appraisal
Of public sentiment. with reports
on the trends Of public thought
to national leaders.
The republican campaign Of 1924
viii be concentrated among farmers
They must be kept from deserving
TO the democrats or 10 a third
party republican strategists be.
lieve.
Here are some OF the principal
items in the republican platform
program:
/. Railroad rate reductions. par.
tieularly as they affect the farmers.
These rate reductions, already fore.
cast By high railroad earnings. prob.
rlbly win be withheld until next
spring or summer. 10 make them
more effective In the campaign.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-16
Additional Local Ne0Cs

R. O. Haugen received this
week from the government, his
oil permit for his homestead land,
north Il 1858 west.
Remember the Beaufort Hotel
when Minneapolis. Large
Hobbies, good reception rooms for
ladies. Many rooms with private
bath and phone.
Honest Bill O'Haire Of Sun
burst was a business visitor in
the city Monday. The O'Haire
interests are now promoting,
what is believed to be a positive
producer. Biologists believe in
the location and surrounded by
production the success of the I'M
dertaking has every promise.
Willis Nichols of Sweet Grass,
merchant and banker, passed
thru the city Monday morning
enroute to California, where he
will visit kin folks. Mr.. Nichols
for many years a resident of
Toole county, so sanguanely ex-
presses his confidence in Shelby
north and its great possibilities,
that that the word doubt becomes
mis-namer. Willis is an opti-
mistlof the first water.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-16
Fire Protection

Essential to every community
is fire protection. The difference
between it and the insurance
premium is in itself a dividend
of the equivalent of sixty per
cent of the property insured.
Without it credits are question
ed. Moral stability counts little
without a guarantee against I'M
forseen consequences. Kelvin in
3taplizing is providing that pro-
lection.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-16
Crude Output Records
Drop in Last Week

New York. The daily average
gross crude oil productions of tt e
United Stats decreased $500
barrels for the week ended Au-
gust a, totalling 2,240, 900 barrels,
according to the weekly sum-
mary Of the American Petroleum
institute.
The daily average production
east Of the Rocky mountains was
1889, 900 barrels, a decrease of
3t,500 barrels. California produc-
ton was $4,000 barrels, an in
crease of 1000.
Wyoming and Montana shows
a daily average gross production
of $4,000 barrels, a decrease Of
$3.50.
Daily average imports of petro-
leum for July were 259,935 bar
rels, compared with 24O, 366 for
June and for the week ended
August 4, 231, 900 barrels COM
pared with 264, 429 for the pre-
yious week.
There were no changes report
Ell in crude oil prices for the
major districts.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-16
''Notice to Hunters"

There has been considerable
complaint made by land owners
in regard to the violation of the
state game laws. There has been
much slaughtering Of ducks ard
Young chickens recently and Due
Notice is hereby given, that all
offenders, if caught, will be Wig
orously prosecuted.
M. c. Green,
Deputy State Game Warden.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-16
Church Notice

Preaching services will be held
in the Kelvin school house on
Monday evening, August 10th,
instead Of on Wednesday. The
Annual Conference is to be held
in Great Falls beginning We'd
nesday, the 22nd, and this makes
necessary the change from the
regular time of services in Ke-
win. At Sweet Grass and Sun
burst the regular services will be
held at the usual hours.
Rev. Redfield, Pastor.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-16

For Sale-One Studebaker, six
cylinder. seven passenger Car.
Good running order. ri c e
$4,000. Also one Republic one
ton Truck. Good running or
order. Price $4,000. Inquire
of A. Goeddertz, Jr., Keyin,
Montana. 5tf
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-16

To Trade-Will trade royalty
in township 80, range east for
second hand Ford. Must be in
good condition. Now drilling
in 80 rods Of royalty. Inquire
at Review office. 12-tf
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-16

For Rent-One living room,
plastered, with shed combined.
Call at Green's Billiard Parlors,
Kelvin. loft
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-16
EXCESSIVE GASOLINE
PRICES IN MONTANA
CITIES

A table of gasoline prices in the various cities OF
the United States, appearing in Great Falls papers
recently, shows Great Falls and other Montana cit
les paying the highest prices for gasoline in the Unit
ed States, 6 cents per gallon more than Casper.
WHY? This question is f frequently raised, and these
prices cannot continue. If Casper can sell at ~ cents
per gallon, SO can the Refining centers OF Montana;
but to do SO they must put their respective plants on
a basis to do SCOUT down all unnecessary COSTS.
Casper has pipe lines extending from the field into
the Refining plant. If gasoline can be sold az opo-
kane at 23cents. and Minneapolis at 2312 cents per
gallon, it surely can be sold at the same price IN Mon
tana cities, but to do so the Montana Refineries must
operate as the big, successful Refineries operate, and
which supply gasoline to the places mentioned ana
roam enormous returns. They must have their own
pipe lines extending from the wells into the Refln-
cry; cut down the cost Of the raw material at the
plant and you can sell the manufactured products low,
er than your competitor who ignores this, ana stlll
make enormous profits. This is the secret OF Henry
Ford's success and his slogan is 'cut down the costs
of the plant Of raw material"