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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
PLEA SCHEDULED
IN UNIQUE CASE
Seeks to Prevent Police
From Issuing "Prints"

Hearing on the petition OF Paul
Bozanich to obtain a temporary In
junction TO prevent the Seattle po-
lice department from hroadcastlng
his Bertillon measurements and
'rogues' gallery" photograph and to
compel them TO return the originals
to him. pending his trial on charge
Of tampering with n witness In a
grand larceny case. is scheduled for
Superior Judge Calvin s. Halls
court on Saturday.
Bozanich's photograph. finger
prints and measurements were
taken at police headquarters follow
ing his arrest. He is accused OF hay.
Ing offered Steve Gucich $3.50 in
rash and note for an equal amount
TO drop a grand larceny case Gucich
brought against Milan Serich and
John Batch.
Bozanich's contention Is that he Is
being branded as a criminal by the
police department before his trial has
given him a chance 10 prove his
claimed innocence. A temporary re-
straining order was issued to prevent
the police department from broad.
casting the accused mans physical
record on Wednesday. The temper.
airy Injunction. II granted. will be ef-
fective until the conclusion OF Bo-
zanich's trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
HOMER, JR., FEARS
FATHER UNABLE TO
WRITE HIS COLUMN
DERIs EDITOR:

nEltE EDITOR:
~ This is TO let you no in case
papa don't right his Agony Colum
today. as mama calls Il, the rcn.
son Is because he ct hisself sick
yesterday.
We had n awful big turkey.
Papa won II on ono OF tho punch
boards which was closed up down
town. Papa started to carve the
turkey. but the first slice he cut
his finger And so harsh words.
Then mama said, GIVE ME tho
infer IAN right. lady Macbeth"
says papa. and laffcd like he was
going to bust.
An l got was the neck. Papa
got both drumsticlxs. When / was
going TO take n drumstick papa
pulled my ear and told me not to
reach across the table. The he
took the drumstick. Papa can
reach farther than 1 can so he
got lots more 20 eat. / bet my
papa can eat moro than anybody
else In the hole world. He ct so
much turkey thought he wood
start to gobbling.
Papa went thru the bill OF fair
twice. He ct three plates Of tur.
key. Then when he asked for a
forth helping. mama chased him
away from the table.
And so 10 home.
HOMER BREW. JR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
MAN KILLED;
CAR WRECKED

TACOMA, Nov. 3o.-Piunging IS
feet off tho wilkeson Fairfax high
way In his touring car. Richard Yves.
ton, 80. logging camp foreman for
the Manley. Moore Lumber company.
OF Tacoma. met instant death shortly
after midnight on Wednesday. His
crumpled body was found n short dis.
lance from his wrecked automobile
early Friday morning. News of tho
discovery was telephoned tho sher-
IFS office today by Deputy Sheriff
Andy White. Of wiikeson.
The last seen OF Weston was late
Wednesday night when he left VIII.
keson for Fairfax. II rs believed his
chr left the road during the storm
that ragged that evening and that the
plunge took place about a. m. on
Thursday.
The accident occurred not far
from Fairfax.
woston's machine was terribly
battered in the plunge down the
steep embankment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
CITY EMPLOYE
GETS FLOWERS

In eommemoration OF the sOth
birthday OF c. y. BaRley. for the past
20 years secretary Of the city board
OF public works, a profuslon Of flow.
ers decorated the table in tho coun.
Gil chambers when the board held its
regular weekly meeting Friday morn.
ing. The flowers were presented by
tho park board members. while Bag.
ley's fellow members OF the board OF
public works presented him with n
silver pen and pencil and an EN-.
bosscd parchment. concentrating
his services for the city and signed
by the membership and Mayor
Brown.
Bagley has been In the service OF
the city for % years. leaving the
comptroIler's office TO become seore.
tary OF tho board OF public works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
PROBE HOSPITAL
SUICIDE AFFAIR
Coroner Will Investigate
Woman's Poisoning

To determine whether or not
county hospital officials were guilty
OF negligence In connection with
the suicide OF Mrs. Ruth shniia.
berger. po2T Third ave. s.. win Ia
protcd by coroueF'n jury Saturday
morning. Mrs. sheilabcrgcr died
Wednesday night from tho effects
OF potion,
The woman had bcSn In tho
county hospital for several days
under observation a. 10 her mental
condition. In some manner she es.
capped from the ward Tuesday night
and Huccrsied In entering the labor.
aiory. where she secured a bottle
OF iodine, which abe drank
Tho county hospital was invest.
gated by tho county grand jury In
1894, In Connection with tho death
OF Jung Fong Jon. Chinese. who
was strangied by Robert Monnn, a
war veteran. Tho two men woro In
the same cell for observation. Monan
ran amuek and killed the Chinese
with hts barn hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
CHINESE DEATH
STILL MYSTERY
Find Poison In Stomachs OF
Father and Son

With tho finding OF poison In the
stomachs OF Mar Sam. 90, and hln
son, Mar koon, who were found dcnd
IN their room at the home OF l.. -.
Lewis last saturday. tho mystery Of
how they met death was lntcnnlflcd
Friday.
A chemical Analysis OF tho etomech
OF tho boy by City Chemist Albert
Jacobsen showed that osnllc acid was
present and. In the opinion OF tho
authorities. caused tho death OF both
men.
Captain OF Detectives Charles Ten.
nant declared Friday. 1T In my belief
that tho death OF the Chinese was
either suicide pact or caho OF
murder and suicide.
Investigation showa that Mar
sam. the father, had left his own bed
and crawled In with hia ron, lie
got In bed on top OF the sheet which
his son wna under. showing that no
did 40 after the Hon had been IN bed
and was probably asleep. lie might
have poisoned the boy and then swal.
lowed poison himself That IN the
most likely theory under the cireum.
stances.
My detectives were told that tho
father had been worried over tho boy
and seemed very much troubled. II
In possible that the boy. who was i6.
had got in with bad companions and
that the father was worried about
that. II is also possible that there
was another deep.aeated reason for
his ai,x'ety that we win never know
about"
Tennant was searching Chinatown
Friday for additional information In
the case. The father WAS employed
by the Lewis family as cook. His
son WAS IA student az the Pacific
school. They lived underneath Il gar.
age AZ the Lewis homo In small
room. II was In this room that the
bodies wero found last Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
PRIZE ANIMALS
IN EXHIBITION
International Stock Show Is
Ready in Chicago
nY EnMARn Q. pERR

tlnttcd ffcaS Stetk NNlf'NpohN'NV
CHICAGO. Nov. so, - ApproNl'
mately 1900 hloodcd horses, cows,
bulls, sheep. hogs and other barn.
yard animals. snortcd. hleated, erunt'
ell and millcd about the grcat stock
yards amphlthcater today In prepare.
ton for the s,th annual International
livestock exposition. which opens
here tomorrow.
rriKc animals from all parts or the
country are undergoing their last
minute grooming 10 wipe away the
stains OF travel. Promoters Of the
show declare tho animal collection
10 be the greatest In the history OF the
world.
''The bluost OF blue hloods" are In
tho collection. Merry Chimes" the
white prixe.winning shorthorn,
owned by W. $, Robbins & Sons,
Horace. Ind. paved the ground and
snorted as the ponderous Poland
China hog. weighing 1850 pounds.
was led past him, Tho hog Is en-.
tered by G. L. Burgess 4 Son. Be
mot, Ill.
From the ranch OF Conglon & Bat.
ties. Yakima. Wash. came Barbara
c. II. H." champion Hereford bull
az the American Royal exposition.
and ''Chrystal Mischief H." owned
by the Ken caryl ranch OF Colorado.
A late arrival was Good Stairway
H." winner OF the grand champion
ship among Hercfords NJ Kansas
City. and owned by Cassidy s. Son.
OF Whiting, Iowa.
Owing TO the crowded exposition
program. the management said Il
Will be necessary 10 hold the fifth
non-coilegiate livestock Judging con.
test the first thing tomorrow.
Eighteen states viii be represent
ell. Fifteen hundred farm boys and
girls will participate Monday In the
dedication OF their new congress
headquarters. All except two states
viii he represented.
Chosen from among 100000 con.
testants. girl champions from i2 TO
is years old from 81 states Will dem,
onstrate their skill in canning. sew,
Ing and domestic science.
Women students OF agricultural
colleges win for the first. time match
their Judging ability with that OF
men students in the collegiate judg.
ing contests.
West Virginia university will be
represented By Miss Virginia Max
we'll. while Miss Jean Constable is
member OF the Ohio State university
team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
SEIZED
AT ROAD HOUSE
Five Persons Arrested on
Thanksgiving Day

Five persons were arrested and
charged with violation OF the stnte
prohibition law by Hheriff's 6epu.
tics on Thanksgiving day.
Three quarts OF whisky. a quart
OF wine and two quarts Of beer
were seized as evidence when the
officers visited the Green Min road.
house. on tho Victory highway.
three miles north OF the city limits.
and arrested Mrs. 8. Anderson and
William Lewis.
Virgil Foots and Lewis Nelson
engineered an expensive deal when
they sold deputies n mitigation Of
moonshino at Kirkland. A n re.
suit the two men wero nj liberty
Friday on bail OF $500 each. chos-
ter Nelson, charged with possession
OF bottle containing moonshine,
was also arrested at Kirkland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Dogs Life" Isn't Bad
If SpOtty's Is Example
Accomplished Canine Trained Athlete;
Wears Jeweled Collar as Reward
ny q. LuCIILE BUTLI.R

"Wuf, wuff' nnid /. peeking thru
tho door OF tho drewlng room
marked Colorado" at pnntnges.
Tuesday afternoon.
'Mrrr777r came back dlmlnu.
tive black and white fox terrier.
porking Il pair OF inquirlng ears In
my direction.
II was none other than "spotty.
the Incompatible. who. with his
ncrobatic stunts. Is putting over Il
surprise feature" for Puntagca pa
irons this week. IN tho virtuoso act
OF his master and friend. Paul Sy.
dell.
Rather without precedent in tho
matter OF interviewing dog stars"
80 TO speak. II promised slow going.
when-"Let's get acquainted. any.
way" barked spotty. and. bounding
Into our arms. proceeded on an In.
tense examination or our ncckplecc.
Jumping pups" he aniffed. iii
you'd only let us alone with Il for
II moment. now"
Here Spot signified that Paul
could do the talking. and ambled
over 20 tho basket where his travel.
Ing pal. Dixie. VIA taking 40 winkB.
ARTIST HASN'T
A PEDIGREE
Il bought tho dog six years ago,
In San Francisco. just for u pet--he
Isn't even pcdigreed." said sydell.
Il was doing nerobatics then with
my brother. and wo took spotty
along with us. Used 20 fool around
trying out our stunts on him, and
he got no good. aa his muscles be.
gan TO build up, that / finally de.
eided TO use him in the net. Now
he's the whole act"
Sounds easy, the way Paul tells
II. but tho fact remains. this little
it'pound dog has all the body con.
troll of trained athlete, and II took
nearly three years OF constant train.
Ing To develop his muscles 10 stand
Tho strain that they do today.
Thrown high In air. no turns n
triple somersault. lands with one
slender foot on his masters hand.
and balances himself there. Little
short Of marvellous In tho way he
handles himself and works in unison
with hia master. M the muscles stand
out thru his aa;iny coat. bcspeaking
tho constant training 10 attain this
muscular perfection.
Never use cigarots nor candy. I"
volunteered spotiy This pert little
canine in his jewelcd collar isn't n
bit spoiled. tho. nor pampcrcd. Good
care. yeH. but no eats about the
same m his master. and travels In
smart black leather hand grip with
an observation grille in the aide. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

tstf y hfH1AhN
when those newspaper people get too
inquisltiye spot,y pulls down tho
shade.
And get along fine on the
trains" yapped Spot. butting in
again. baggage eoaches7 s.a-a,y--
Pullmans for mine. Those coiorcd
boys eat right outa my hand. and
tho chicken wings | get slipped mo
hot dogi--I'm going TO get mo a
sand pile some day and I'll have just
tho finest collection
sydell says the main thing In
training the dog was 20 develop his
muscles 20 the point where no would
have strength 10 withstand this han.
ding. And what did spoity get as
be learned his trlcks7 No rewards
just tho Joy OF n task well done
"lts a dogs life" commented his
canine nibs, hut oh. those rub.
downs make n Teller feel goodf'
Dlxie.pai whined plAlniiyeiy from
her basket. Never mind. darling. I"
comtorted spo,ty: I'm get you a nice
jeweied collar like mine next pay.
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Life of Romantic Paris
Bandit Ends in Prison
international Thief Ran Gamut of Exploits
of Thrilling Detective Story

PARIS. Nov. so.-when Alphonno
aourcy. tho international bandit.
who held UP the household OF tho
New York banker. A. X. shAttuck.
and got away with several thousand
dollars In cash and jeweiry. was cap.
tured after a stirring fight with
French police. there was revealed n
real sifc story which would supply
material enough for an enhancing
tale of fiction.
Nothing In lack. Mystery. love,
murder. honor Of thieves. tho wire.
less OF the underworld. fidelity under
stress OF poverty and temptation
every one OF tho strings ON which
writer's Of popular crime stories play
their little sentimental symphonies is
represented. There are even dis.
guiaed detectives and the inevitable
royolvcd duel with the bold. bad man
when he IN cornered.
Not even the French police know
anything very definite about Mour.
cy'a career. except that in Barcelona
no was called tho "cald Of tho
Crooks" and In Paris the est An.
tome KID no having lived here in
tho quarter bearing tho name Of the
saint. But the only time they ever
got" him previously was In 1905.
when Mourey was sent 10 DEVILS
island, the penal colony off the coast
OF South America, for his part in
the murder OF woman restaurant
cashier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Officer Hurt When
Motorcycle Skids

Hurled into n truck standing al
the curb when his motorcycle skid.
ded on the wet pavement IT scv.
ehth ave. aud James st.. Thursday.
Motorcycle patrolman O. &. Jengcn
sustained broken right foot and
severe bruises. His was the third
accident Of that nature TO occur in
the past two months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Railway Engineers
Plan Reunion Here

Members OF the 18th Engineers
will hold n reunion at tho But.
Ter hotel Saturday evening. The
18th Engineers was a Seattle out.
ut. Veterans who wish TO attend
tho reunion should get in touch
with Joe Mcdonald. MA In.2ss6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
YOUR HOME HEATING PLANT

your big problems fuel situation In
spite the coal barons tho oil trust the
that controls fuel supply wntoryouvo got
keep
How much do you know about the Of Arithmetic
coke manufactured
your suRE and
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United page printed
bulletin VIII DO Invaluable saving money your fuel
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
SWEETHEART WAS
FAITHFUL VISITOR

When "oabri" Mourey came back
20 his old haunts, with tho police OF
two continents on his track and
moro than half OF his own world out
for a chance TO get that $4,000 OF
which the whole underworld was
talking, he decided that for him the
only place was in n Partisan suburb.
not deep enough in the provinces for
the local gendarmes to get suspicious.
not too close to Paris itself for tho
watchful eyes OF the police OF the
capital. He chose Chelles.G ournay.
on tho Marine, and became n fisher.
man.
There for seven months no was
visited three or four times a week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

BY Berthe Muion. who brought him
money and news. The chief part Of
tho nows was that the Paris police
know her and that abe was followed
each time sho ont 10 SEQ him. Her
earnings" amounted to about co or
70 francs. possibly three and n hair
10 four dollars n day. She had only
to drop a hint TO the prefecture OF
police in Paris and SIS. 900. or n for.
tune beyond the dreams OF nvaricc
20 ono of her calling. were hers.
TOOK LONG TIME
TO TRACE BANDIT
Yet Il took tho hes, Paris sleuths
several months 20 find just where Il
was that Berthe went no often. She
changed cars three or four times on
her way out. ana when she thought
she was Swallowed. returned home.
One evening the detectives were too
close 10 be shaken. Mourey's hiding
place was discovered. Then two
Paris inspectors also became fisher.
men and frequentcd the little res.
AuIhnt by tho name OF "L'Ami
Emile" at chellcs-Gournny.
Two weeks more and ono after.
noon Mourcy. after n pistol battle
which Scared all the walls OF tho
picturesque roadhouse. took the road
for the central prison at Fresnes. TO
await trial by the French courts for
his escape from Devils island or OK.
tradition TO New York.
Meanwhile. Berthe has gone back
to tho little village where she was
born 10 get the necessary documents
whereby abe can marry the bandit.
EN- be able TO see him once more
anyway" she explained. And II he
goes back 10 Devils island I can
Join him there some day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30

There arc two railroad systems in
the Philippines. with a total mileage
Of about 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
YOUR CONGRESS

Monday your new congress convene,
What does docs not do how It handles problems of
national and world import that before IT, every citizen
OF the republic.
What do YOU know about YOUR About It's election
restrictions commIees7 DO
bill after IS introduced are chnsen7 What
is pocket veto"7 The duties commlttee7
These questions many adequately answered In
bulletin just the parliamentary expert ou-
Washington bureau. Whether you or girl
teacher merely citizen. know lust how YotrR
CONGRESS- opeaiea will want this bulletin FIJI mali
the coupon below directed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Falls Interest in Lease
to Sinclair Under Probe
Senators Invite Former Secretary to Explain
Alleged Financial Connection With Deal
!, tho nennto ubroko' him.

Ing tho senate broke" him.
Mngee admitted he was political
opponent OF Fall. lie said that he
exposed political move OF Eau TO
control the state public land office
In New Mexico.
'Rill came to my office and asked
me II / was responsible for the
article" Magce said. II told him
| was,
"Fnil then told me. IN put YOU
on the rack and break YOU
"'All right told him; put on
your hat and como on In. tho
waters fine,
SAYS FALL WAS
AFTER HIM
Senator Bursum. New Mexico.
told MAgee that Fall was behind
move 10 force MRgee out OF the
edi,orshlp OF the Morning Journal.
which he had bought from Fall.
MaEce said.
"Rursum told me he gave ME this
information. not because he loved
me. but because no loved Fall icss."
Magee said. II had no, even told
my wife about that outstanding
100000 note and | had an agree.
ment with the Kansas city bank
that Il was TO be continued"
Magce said no ran Into such op.
position from all sides that no was
forced TO sell the paper In ies2.
G.. c. Clayton. former treasurer
OF otcro county. New Mexico. and
willard Harris. rancher living
near FalL testified concerning Falls
financial affairs,
Harris said he sold Fall property
for sol 500 and received check IN
payment in 1921,
The contrast for tho deal was
signed In 1919. This was IN rcfuta.
ton OF previous testimony tina, Fall
had not bought the ranch until
later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
Mysterious Volley
Fired Near Hotel

Five shots were niysterioualy
fired In front Of the Commodore
hotel. 2ois Second ave. Thursday
evening. according 10 police reports.
No one connected with tho affair
and no witnesses could bo found
when the hotel was searched A
number OF persons were In the ho-
tel lobby when ono OF the shots
struck tho entrance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
FALLS RANCH
SPEEDS UP

A three,miio road leading from the
railroad station at Three Rivers.
y, NJ. TO the house on Falls
ranch was unimproved and In bad
condition. Magoe said Last Au.
gust Magee again passed the ranch
and at that time extensive improve.
ments had been made on the road.
There were pillars at the entrance
and wire fence had been put UP.
while tho road itself had been
paved. Magcc said.
Magco also declared he had been
Informed Fan was forced 20 reaign
from the senate because OF finan.
cial affairs. lie quoted Fall as say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
BANDIT MADE
PERFECT BUTLER

Since that time his life record Is
mostly in the archives OF the police
OF tho United States and Mexico.
Banker shnttuek thought he was a
perfect butler. SO did another Amer.
lean banker in Illinois. Several
wealthy people in the Middle West
took him nj his own valuation as
a firstclass chef. Mr.. shattuck
awoke TO a realization OF the facts
when he found himself and his fam
lily locked in the cellar OF their
Washington Square home and recog.
nized the chief OF tho hold.up gang
as the erstwhilo trusted servant.
Beating away from New York nft-
or the haul. Mouroy found that the
life OF tho international crook was
exposed TO many pitfalls. In Mex.
leo City he learned that there was
n reward, offered by the New York
banker. OF SIS 900 for his capture.
His own pals he could trust. but
what about the others2 SO. he
quickly got what he could for his
share OF tho plumber were
three others in the game-and took
tho first boat for Paris.
In Paris he was safe. Here. at
least. no had n friend. Berthe Mu-
lon. known in her sot as "Pepe." had
met Mourey when he was the cxalt.
cd leader OF tho outside-the.law band
OF n part OF Paris which might be
compared with the Gas House" dis
trict OF New York half n generation
ago. Her calling was such that no.
body was scandollzed M their asso.
clation. 'He had such distinguished
manners" Berthe said the other day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-30
nv DALE VAN EVERY
Iunlted rress slaft Correspondent,

tInitrd ifoes StaFt NnrtVnpnnuVno
WASHINGTON, Nov, so. = Evl.
doncc was submitted to the senate
committee investigating the Teapot
Dome naval oil reserve today In a
frank attempt TO show tho leasing OF
Teapot Dome by former Secretary OF
the Interior FAN to tho Sinclair In.
forests. had direct bearing on his
personal fortunes.
senator Walsh, Montana. OF The
committee. submitted tho sworn stale.
mont OF tax collector that Fall has
not paid taxes on his New Mexico
ranch from 1909 10 1889, hu, had paid
them In FUN In June, 1899. The Tea.
pot Dome lease was entered into In
April. 1899.