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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Hold SLAYER
IN south FOR
MURDER here
Convicted Killer
Broke From King
County j all 7
Years Ago

SAN FRANCISCO. July is Jobs
KaudAs. Grsth. convicted la Seattle
in 1915 for ths murder o. Mrs
iiianehs II Coleman. siyeaFold al.
safcrs. aHa sought hY The police fos
seven years since hia escape from
ths Seattle county isil was n esis'
toby here today
epndas aAs arrested On a hhlsa
ITO fern iaoai yesterday whiis ca
route 20 san Pfaneisea 20 dispose of
Property in GsYssFyiile. Cal. and
make bic escape 50 Greece Hs told
las police pnman whom BE- had hs
fflshds'i betrayed hi'n.
John Rouass held ia Han Francisco
sRf kias eaunfY authorities. broke
FROM me county san here seven years
$50 sFtsf 30 hsd been convicted u
The murder - AfFs nianehs Cole
ban bupdas smuEsied . gun into
iFe King eaunfy jail and effected
fh7 break also tilsfstinE @ier =
efritHi AHsn convicted mardsfer.
ara several p3hsrs since 1877 he
les faansd ibs pafid. plih shs police
on his trail and has hsd several
nsf5pu escapes from capture
Aaulas was sentenced 10 ilte i'm
isftsoufosat Ter ihs fnaFatF - Mrs
hlsarh coisFnaa 10 jane. 1915. The
case sac entirely riframssantlai
Tbs Greek was sssn coming from
hFF spafsnsAt and q hisssiY iapsl zas
tusna ln his foew Alter ghs tali
hfnaA 10 nrns 30 Ausffalss. where
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Southern Girls Honeymooning With
Gridiron Heroes From Tech

A Tt.ASTA. ca. fsfy is WA,
kisd q mss make ms best nus
sas4sf
Thsgs Is ahs s5segsia ssmjis tbst
e sreasa fta sAsFa aAushisss
aate 10 shs aaswsf
-Foathan psysrx
Foe wiihin sfx months sns II ssss
Grace taFefis aet ftata jsfA saa
married ihres stars - rs gleos kia
Tseh foafssii team Nom thsY zsr
Nra pswtY Reaghfts.
atFs ~BlE atx cafpsa,sr sna Sfrs.
f1sdiY Anas
ar ~ them ere siHl houe4 nom
lnx @sha Carpenters 10 riasiaa. tie
Arasses On ths Pacific Cost. aua
shs seasbaFus IN Atlanta
sure snogsh afa AIRS Scar
botu. wBo has been utsFrisa ste loaK
so ~ tbs thfeo sisters six ntaughs.
football PLAYERS make ihs bsst bus
bands gh9. ~ reafsF. tye usvss
fFtesi any sshsf kiud ~ husband
~Yaa can aiwsys 10 saYs thas
yuu've usrEtfd zeal man II yop
mafrY q man WIN has played thfu
several seasons ~ seasbsli Fer. Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
FOUR INJURED
IN ACCIDENTS

-Four persons. Including . minls
Ter. woman. = small i,oY and =
girl. were victims of auto sec.dsnts
HandaY.
Johann johnson :. 81 ssaa W.
Fsth 81. had both icFs bruktu when
he wss struck and run over near his
home by car driven bY c ~. cas-
ler, manager u tho ballard branch
" tte t'nlnn Sa,lonai bank. The
boy wan taken 20 the Swedish hoapi.
tai
In 2 collision between two autos.
Rev G. Il swanson, pastor Of tho
gsshssmane Lutheran church. aas
severely injured shout tho head. The
accident occurred Ht 18th pye. n.
AMI r John n,
Another collision 1T queen Anne
ave, and Hove 81 SUNDAY resulted
10 injuries 10 The i1.ycarold dauRh.
ter a. Mrs n 4 james. a5ii Mob
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EMPEROR FLEES
CITY OF PEKIN
Seeks Refuge After 0iscoy-
ering Plot Against Life

PEKGS. july fs.-u50 y. ml-Dls.
covering a plot against his life. tho
emperor Of China fled over the walls
q tho Forbidden CITY during the
night and took refuge in his fathers
former hons. n mile away.
Members of tho imperial household
reported 10 the republican police that
the emperor was missing early this
MORNING and. after n search. he wns
located.
Tho emperor declared that because
Of his punishment of some Of the
Palace ounuchs held responsible for
theft during tho recent fire. servants
OC the palace planned 70 Kill him.
The plot was "a murder the emperor,
got fire once more 10 the Forbidden
City and loot the imperial buildings.
he said
Acting upon the supctor's request
thu republican police drove more than
700 eunuchs from the Forbidden city.
without permitting them 10 take
their belongings. other police
searched ths palaces. hoping 70 find
hidden treasure and further evidence
of tho alleged plot.
The emperor IL remaining under
protection Of tlo republican police
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COMPANIES RAISED
TELEPHONE RATES

The three judges denied the tenn
porzry tnJunrffon which auto.
mAilcaily eancclFsi INC Temporary
restraining order issued ~ csssh.
man.
During TIE time tho Temporary
restraining order was IN effect. the
telephone companies fasaed their
rates in accordance wi.a their plans
and were prepared 70 m.ail ihe bills
10 the $4,000 telephone users about
tlse state Tho ruling of tho three
Judges was handed down on April
30 and was IN timc}to render tho
new rates void The TAILS. contain
ing the higher chargps never left
the poaioffce apd offers. AZ the
old rate were prepared and mailed
by tho companies
Attorney Rnpp refused to CON-
mcnt on tho procedure She telephone
companies would take in caxe the
United States supreme court re-
vcrNcd the decision OF the district
Judges, THE case viii be hack al its
original starting point and no action
VIII he taken until the proper pro-
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Bad Weather Delays
Vaughan Plane Test

NEW YORK, July 10. Bud wealth.
CT prevented Lieut., Russell l..
Vaughan from testing today the
plane In which he viii attempt 10
ny from New York TO san Francisco
IN single day
Vaughan had plnnned to fly his
ship. which was overhpulcd after his
unsuccessful attempt OF last week.
from coast TO coast between the ris.
ing and setting sun, ON trial spin
today, Tomorrow was set for the
start of the second long trip
Officials nj Mitchell field stated Il
probably will be Wednesday before
weather permits the proposed trip.
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Harding at Fairbanks;
VIII See Famous Trail
Finds Arctic Weather Missing as so De-
gree Temperature Hits Alaska
nN IAMKENrE MARIIN

wfrff PRESIDENT HARDING.
Fairbanks. Masks. Juif Is Prssls
den, Harding to-day sst ous to get
even closer 70 Aiassa than hsreto.
fore 10 started hy automobile fps
the s0mlis ride over The Richard.
son trail to McCaFtY. whence to
morrow no will go bg river steam.
boat 20 Nsnana. there 20 roboard
the Alaskan railroad special FOR Tho
return to Seward. where he will SO
aboard tho Henderson Wednesday
or Thursday
For the entire day while on the
river. the president will be com.
piniely out ~ touch wlsti ths rr3j
% The world.
Mr. Harding reached fafthest
north on his trip early Sunday
morning when his special train ~
rived az Fairbanks. tho heart city
Of Alaska. almost within tho Arc.
a..
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TROOPERS HUNT
SIX FUGITIvES
Conyicts al Large 48 Hours
After Prison Escape

PHILADELPHIA. July ~ ~
lasEr as hours after tbtir daring salt.
break. ak armed ronvieia wtfr hunt,
I'd b. police. slsrriffs and troopers q
five states today
The nsn who rsrpeiraied a desper.
sIr escape over tl,e sails az Tho
Eastern Pennsylvania pcniioniiary
Saturday arc believed 30 have scat
tered after stealing two automobiles
and securing clothing which con
craled thsit identity BY rubblng a
farmer.
An amazing STORY ~ what iho -
rsped convlcia ipnk pride in refer.
ring 10 a. a mans brcak vna told
to-day hY Thomas J McAiliHter. 1r-
who was kldnapoi by tic hand and
forced to drive lh.sn TO freedom in a
sedan he had taken out to isst.
McAiiisier expressed admiration
Tor the oouviciH IA Thar they showed
desire not 10 brighten women on
their ride for freedom, They refused.
he said. 10 so 10 onu farm because
wouon were there TheY held a re-
yolxcr at MeAilis,er'a head as they
forced hing 10 drive toward tho Mary.
lard ,sesssss a, top speed
The hand drove into woods near
Eikton. Md. and while waiting for
darkness 20 continue their Journey.
planned future actions and recount.
cd thr conditions surrounding their
escape FROM prison.
The mrn took nm onth with up.
rniscd hands TO die with their boots
on. McAlIlstor stated. and debated
plan 10 separate so rs to effect "a
permanent escape They would
neither be captured alive. they as.
serted
when they abandoned the automo.
bile they loosely bound and gagged
McAlllstcr. In two hours no was
ni,te "a frrr hfuiHclf
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GIRL KILLED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
Tacoma Child Is One OF Six
Traffic Victims

TACOMA. taly u r~o airsd
sna four seriously lajufsa ans ,bs
raffie tai ~ Tacoma ara vicinity
essf ths stsh rad
Li'it ilssi Jacobsen ssra Z aira
as ,bs' rseama sssssst hospital
shasiF before a'clasE Aiends1
uarnihs tpm iaiaHes fsos,vsd ia
a eeliss'an tslwfsa an auipmebis
shd s'Fes, osF Sunday evening
esgEt Fred a I4ppshsr, is'h
nstt artillery. camp iesis. died 10
size camp I.rvsfs hospital saturday
sfosn iniafiss received shea has
neiege1eis salasea ca ths t'sFine
hisAwaY
taNFenes Tsas3n. Il. ana tssnss
Garrison. ~. both = isarallap. srs
u shs hospital IL that ctf safgsf
iHE ffata ssyiaas i Ant fatal ~
3st1es sasfstnsd Ia an apia collision
nsar NarsmsF HuadaY afternoon
iisnFY whltrasn eyed 2 - IN
Tacuftaa Grnsrsi naagaial following
u@Fsaw escape fsgR death whsa
Fun dpNa ~ tlts ssia bf g =
ssh1ass 81 huaH HnaaaY
WAiism catisFili. ~. nephew 81
George y Cgtsssit. former mayer
of Hsag,is snd s6n - Mfs Hsnfna
Cnstsftii. * Seattle. is 81 tho TaY
igf taesT hospital Al Aubsrn. sas.
ssFtng tfgtn fractured skgli ard
wiih she vision - naa sye sens
Tho runsh6us ~ which be wna 80.
iHg Hi'h hls brothss waa struck b.
another tat on gbe i'scitie highway
twu miles D6ftA q keai and ever
tHfnrd
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WHEAT PRICES
MAKE new LOW
Farmers Start Action 10
Bolster Up Market

CHICAGO. Jusy ~ Wheat prices
eenttmnst 20 au sssaa1Y on The
Chicago beard % traar ,sGaY.
Afyse opshing AZ gse felF futures
closed ss sTs. September deliveries
cieaet ~ Fsls ana December AZ
g9ts shs httsr falling tetew ~
sar ghs rlat Tins during ths present
break.
tbs pners sre psw lows sis5s
1914.
WICHITA. Kan. Jely ik 49, Con
csrts5 action b. farmers 10 bolster
70 the pFtee x wheat was sought
here To-day ~ q conference q rspge.
ssasassgss - tive hard whrat pro.
epefnE states
Thn suggestion ~ Gov Jonathan
Davis. % Kansas. tnaf ihn farmers
organize . sellers strike wss cpa
siisrsd ~ TIE delegates
Farm clubs. oranges. 60 operative
associations and other farm nrEanisa
tons % kansas. Texas. oktahsssa.
Nebraska and Colorado wers Fspfe.
scented az the meeting
Thr conferences rnss on cali ~
John 4 WhHrhBst. secretary az ths
OKLAHOMA board 81 agrteultrrs.
whHshupf believes The way to
snlys ttsa wbeat problem 10 entirely
thru control q production he
SAID
~ffsretofore whea priera were los
farmers sought to nsse 40 thslf
loss ~ increase ia acreage tha f1l
Iawinz year. This practice has
overloaded tbs markets % the vprid
and reduced the production ser
Acrs. ~ ths result Of improper cut
tivaiiou and a poor quality % seed.
HhitshuTst urged
Redeed acreage.
Improved quality ~ grain.
Intensive cultivation 20 pro
duca n great YJeld per acre
In many easss wheat growers
are not abs 10 make enough of
81 thsir crop. az present prices. 70
pay taxes" Whitrhgrst said.
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COOLER WEATHER is
PROMISED SEATTLE
FOR NEXT FEW DAYS

TaiANkH 20 fiDeh or gpoa
Il healthy ihga,isfslarma Ia
Eastern Washington. hfatiir and
Western Washington 10 enjoying
perfect Puget Houbd weather
Monday
1nr ihuHdsfsi3ims friafrf
she Temperature snd SO ptii
pfeiatiY have cool weather faf
sams Tins said Weathsrman
George Salisbury Monday
= mpFfaiafss over fhs entire
Northwest dropped markedly over
SUNDAY
fhs thenpnHsifr registered a.
hers Raiurday anl iiad falisn 10
degrees sunday Salisbury pie
atcis a temperature - apptuai
matsiy 20 degrees ~ ihs rest ~
tfis arsk An occasional thunder
storm maY 30 expected
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Mother Attacked;
Girl Disappears

wAUHAU, Wis. July 10. shcr.
IT'S pupses. blooihounds and air.
plaueH searched swRtnps near here
today for Miss Mary tcwando. 20.
who disappeared shortly after %
mysterious attack on Mrs, Walter
fewando. her mother.
Mrs. Lewando was attacked with
an AK by mysterious aasailaut
white asleep In tho Lcwando homo
at Mosinee. Sheriff siewcrt il also
attempting % locate IN unidentified
man seen lettering about the place.
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Two Arrested as
Fleeing Convicts

SCRANTON. Pa July l6,-Two
men, suspected OF being members
OF the band or six conyiets that
escaped from an Eastern ponItcn.
,inry Saturday were arrested here
today. They told conflicting stories.
one admitting coming from Phila.
dolphia
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THUGS SHOOT
DOWN PLANE

LIMA. Peru. July is. Bandits yes.
icrlay shot down n low.rldlng air.
plane laden with $4,000 payroll.
They were foilcd when the daring
pilot brought tho disabled plane 20
earth after a sensational effort and
escaped on foot before the modern
pirates could reach him.
Tho payroll ship was driven by
Lloyd Moore. former mechanic on
one Of the NC flying boBts which
crossed the Atlantic. He was rush.
Ing the money from Lima To Caneto
for payment OF laborors working on
the government irrigation project
near Ccrroagul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Man Is Wounded on
Eve Of His Wedding

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. July iC--
Shot by on unidentified woman on
tho eve Of HIS wedding, Archie Me,
Quaig fought FOR his life today. while
his prospective bride was prostratod
with grief
McQualg, an electrician, was 90 DO
married today 10 Miss Dora Raulor,
son, lie was found on suburban
roadside last night. suffering from
. bullet wound near his heart. Ito
refused 10 toll authorities who fired
tho shot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
ACTION FILED
BY ATTORNEY
otto B. RUPP
Increase in Rates
Would Result IF
Company Wins in
Final Effort
By Steve Arnett

The fight 81 tha Pacific Teisphons
4 Telegraph Co. and TIE Home Tef.
sphOne CO. 10 Fzifo rates IN wash.
inEton was resumed IN federal court
Monday morning when q. y. Rnpp.
attorney for tho two concerns. flied
petition for the allowance II sp-
peal 10 tho United States nuprema
court on the recent decision ~ the
three district Judges sitting en- hano
~ Tacoma IN which the phone coE.
psnies were denied sn iniurQq1n
against the state department. ofTab.
TIC sorks. restraining tbs members
from interfering with any rate Ia.
crease
a temporary restraining order
was granted b. Judge y. +. cush.
man late IN April in which the 6e.
iarfment Of public works Was pro.
vented from interfering with ihs
rate raising program 81 fhe COM
pAnles. This order was issued and
vas IN effect pending the decision
- JUDGES NMllam =. Gilherf. y f..
cusifman and jeremiah NeteFcr. 49,
ting az Tacofns. on the validity %
temporary injunction. preventing
tho interference Of the state DE-
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
HARDING, ON BORDERS
OF ARCTIC, SETS NEW
PRESIDENTIAL RECORD

EAiitHANKs, Aiasga. July ie
\ President Harding. on ar
rtval here. reached poln, Tar.
,her north than any other Amsri.
can president he. was only ITO
miles from the Arctic circle when
he reached Fairbanks
The president arrived AZ / n. m
sunday IN brnHd daylight, BE
Witnessed baseball gamo t,e
tween siir Ssuana aud Fairbanks
teams which started AZ 900 y. m.
and lasted until nearly midnight
Tho weather waa warm and very
much like q SUMMER evening In
the states
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LII GEE GEE. TH OFFICE
StMP. sEL.
\ young fslls shouidu't think
marryin' a Eirt until he ean
kstp her IN th halrnets TO which
shs Is accustomed


" course many o young Rfri whn
.aoi afiord peu0nal maid siiil has
her mother.
what - 70 pathetic as bring the
on'y man a SUNDAY piculr7
Life e reql. nc IL earnest.
Hnd hiaos arc not 'ehat fheD
sfm,
Ehea gon pia,'c, oa nc roo'h
raHc
M ind ~ Hariag cram.
ah'rii Nat s,arwleh seized three
,fphauis last week Probably mis-
VOC hem Tor blind pigs.
w DIARY
JaiY ~
l., DsJis touE ih bod sad IL
-. ~, and PIT ~ mf Eaifink snlf.
80, rhhs knishsrs. ~hish pisass. m.
80 ,neprh' ~ whr : war . Esifior
80. NnSN 81, stfspt thsf u IL The
a.,. aar. md - b. padding, and
1921 y r'ssi spart. tho W we've
~ w. v. ! Hsaid complain With
81 htsfi, and drmsnd bsttsr hour
a.. tsher rsEss And - 10 hone ana
sss,s,, IN The ilassol,s, 20 ny Ersai
MN
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ID Prisoners Make
Escape From Jail

INDEPENDENCE. Mo. July i6.--
Fourteen prisoners escaped from tho
Jackson county jail today by cutting
the bars with saw made from a
pair OF scissors, They cut bars on
the second floor OF the prison and
dropped TO the ground on rope
made Of blankets.
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Man Survives Fall
Down Fifty Steps

EVERETT July i6.loe Pronto
stepped from an automobile on tho
Everett viaduct Sunday night and
fell down flight Of so steps. He
probably VIII recover, physicians 80
the Everett hospital said.
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BROTHER MAKES AN
ATTEMPT TO SAVE HER

Her youngest brother. Frank
Johnson, set out At a dead sprint
FOR the bottom Of the falls. about
a half mile away In little less
than two and haif minutes he
reached the scene and made last
attempt 10 save his sister by diving
into the roaring waterfall
Iohnson swan out IN the stream.
thinking 10 could easily reach the
l,osiy. But when 10 MAS bat fiyv
feet away 4 was suddenly sucked
under the water by a whirlpool. and
ii was only thru hard work that
johnson saved himself from the
Same wRtery grave.
Mrs. johnson is survived by her
ll,tic daughter Dolly. who Is an.
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HARDING DRIVES
RAILROAD SPIKE

al suggestion OF Arctic weather
was missing. however. ms the tenn.
pcraturo lowered near 80 degrees
all day.
win hearty blows ~ railroad
sledgs tho president sunday after.
noon drove the golden spike ut the
bridge across tho Tanaua river a.
Ncnaua. that marked formal com.
pIetion Of the government railroad
fom ssward. on Resurrection
bay. 10 Fairbanks The spike
was presented by tho citizens OF
Anchorage 70 Colonel Frederick
Mears. United States army engineer
in charge Of the Alaskan railroad
construction. and Mcars asked Mr.
Harding to drive H. Tho spike was
Immediately Withdrawn and viii bs
kept IN Tho museum ~ Anchonnrc
The ceremony slgnniIzed joining
the section OF the limo from Seward
10 Tnnnna bridge with tho HecilnG
from Fairbanks south 20 iho bridge.
The latter portion was formerly mar.
row gauss and the work of convert.
Ing II into standard gauge was lin.
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LAYS SUICIDE
TO DANCE HALL!
Hippodrome Manager FIayed
by Police Supervisor
ny John ". NkIsnN

Charging that the management ot
the Hippodrpmc, sca,tla's hig scst
dance hail. Is attempting 10 block
the proper enforcement Of the
ordinance regulating dances. Mrs.
Elizabeth w. Harris. supervisor OF
dancing. laid responsibility for tho
recent suicide OF a l7.ycsr.old lab
ltuc az the door OF the Institution.
Mrs. Harris openly charged that
moral conditions at the Hippodromo
are no better than In other Ssast:s
dance halls. and tina, confidential
reports from tho navy department.
charged vice diseases prevalent 10
an alarming extent.
The spirited denuncia,ion Of the
policies OF the Hippoarome came at
q hearing before the license conmit-
tee OF the city council on re-
quest fer license 10y the Hippo
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nY JAZZ nnnENnEnG

EtALLiNp into tho nNlfi skaters %
4 she skyaornish river aisaYe Eagle
falls sundsy afternoon before The
eyes ~ hsf hoFfifisd companions
81 she wss reaching Tor drink,
Mfs. Belle johnson. sTts 18Th ave.
y w was swept ogsr the falls 90
a hprrtb,s death in the whirlpool
bsiow.
George McIAuKhiiu. relative.
who was standing hy her side. made
= frantic effort 10 saFe her. but
she clothing that BE- gyxspsd tore
40 ihs wumsn fsa and SIC
eatapaite1, head foremost Into ihe
sater
Mrs 1ohnson wah with party q
"A ~ her re1aiivus and was accom-.
panied IS her little daughter. Dolly.
sses 1a Saying che was thirsty
she walatd sassn 10 flper with a
cup and walked o1i on a low. over.
hanging ledge % ground
shs STOPPED 70 the waters edge.
ard suddenly slipped from her pre-.
carlouB footing. 4, was by the
pefefi chance that Mclaughlin.
who pas standing nearby. seiznd her
sleSvs The weight 81 Mrs John.
cons body. however. MAS too much
for the filmsY gown and Il tore
plunEing her beadlong into
vicious torrent instantly. IL WAS
ssen that d, would be useless to try
20 save hsr atove fi4p faIis
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IL Are Injured in
Freight Car Crash

ELUIN, TN, July To Twolvc por.
sons were injured, ono perhaps fatal.
~, today when nh l3lgin 6 Bolyidcro
intcrurban car ana freight car coll
idcd nenr here.
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CHARGE MANAGEMENT
uNDERPANS MATK0N

Mrs. Harris charge that Charles
Fisher. owner OF the restitution, un-
derpaid his matron. refused TO ems
ploy a matron with training In So
elal welfare work. and while com-
plying with the letter Of the law. re-
fused TO cooperate with city officials
in developing the mora. lone OF his
institution.
Dances are different now than
when you. Mr.. Gleason, owned q
dance hall at Fairbanks and Mr..
Fisher was your piano player" Mrs.
Harris said. speaking ilrcct 20 Man
anager Gleason OF the Hlppodrome.
They are now social institution
from which much good could de-
velop. instead Of much evil. which
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Mrs. Belle Johnson. Of Scat
ne, Who wos sicept 10 her
death Sunday afternoon orer
Eagle Falls on The Sk,ylionish
riucr.
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said Il may pfrsnss many things FOR
Alaska and may bring new lmmlRras
ton. but Il does IN fse: blend the
work of the missionary with tho
completion OF the railroad the two
essentials ~ sustained civilization.
SIR Harding reported that hu was
happy 10 have a personal part IN The
great achievement and paid tribute
10 The railroads. builders.
The PARTY dlsbandca nj Fairbanks.
Secretaries Hoover Work. Wallace
and 90 others returning to Anchorage
and SEWARD for conferences with clti.
sens over Alaskan problems. The re-.
maindcr wont with Mr. Harding on
the trnil trip.
Eight members ot tho Orldiron
club. n famous Washington organize.
ton or newspaper men. held the or.
Ranlzation's farihcht north meeting
last evening The Tnnnnn club. at
Fairbanks. with Gov scott Bono OF
Alaska. member. was host, while
President Harding VIVA gucAt
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BIsTTER ALASKA

Secretary work. IN presenting tho
finished railroad 10 the president.
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CHARGES At TRAIN

\ eniioping hofd Of rcindeor
charged into view az Tho presidents
train stopped enriy SUNDAY ~ pie
tnrepauc village nlong the rond TO
Fairbanks over Tho hills from
Akiak they came. charging into Wow
na Tic iunin moppod. sleek animals
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COOKERY

Culinary Workers nian says
ihss rnoss shorsid have 10 psss
m examination before they sr-
lap~sd 10 practice tis.ir art IN
his state 4 sample question.
nairv fellows
!. What Is ihe proper way 10
make oyster stew without using
gystsrss
What kind 81 shsgiar
should - us,d Tor vanishing
pis-crusts
Z Nhish makes the better
Hing for ismou piss - asphalt
nr Portland rsuieuif
& How Do you get siewsd
eGTn stewFds
An examination for waitcrs. Ui
.1arse would have 90 tucluds ths
Why doss roast heof ga
Dc cost p cents more than roas'
BEER
Aaother question that only a uait
= en- answer e. Want becomes d
NJ 'iiss u petrifisd ddt pickle thai
: aluays Fervsi with harm sand
q ehssf