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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
SUFFERED 40 YEARS
ALV!TA RELIEVES
INDIGESTION

To those who have given M all
hope Of ever overcoming their sick.
ness and ailmcnt. this true story,
as told by Mrs. Mary a. Linton Of
o37 California ST, Long Beach.
Calf, will be revelation and in.
spiration:
Having suffered for 40 years
with what the doctors termed nery.
GUS indigestion, 30 badly that | was
compelled to use stomach pump
for the past 20 years, I Just wanted
TO tell you that after using your
Alvita Tea and Tablets for two
weeks. I am entirely relieved OF this
trouble and cannot recommend
your products too highly TO suffer.
Ing humanity such as was
Alylta Us the recent scientific dls.
covery which brings lime, iron and
phosphaios 10 you in /. vegetable
form which can be asRlmilnted. Al
Vita is prepared in convenient, high.
~ concentrated tablet form, from
the doeprooted alfalfa plant. which,
Science discovered. is n rich store.
house OF vital mineral salts. No
matter II you have tried many rom.
cdios, try this tonic Of nature now,
a dollar buys a box Of Alvlin tab.
let's at any drug Nore.--Advortlse.
mcnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
THREE CONV|CTS
Die IN B AT Tile

STATE PENITENTIARY. Eddy.
vile. Ky. Oct s--The three con.
yicts who harriendcd themselves In
the two.story brick mess hail last
"wednesday and kept at bay peniten.
tiary guards, several units OF Ken.
lucky National Guardsmcn and
many other armed watchers for four
days. were dead after the first DAYS
bombardment.
Such was the announcement made
Saturday night by number OF
penltentiary doctors after the bodies
were found sprawled on the floor of
the dining hall. following AN am.
monia gas attack nj y. m.
Each OF the bodies bore bullet
WOUNDS. The mon were Harry For.
land, Lawrence Griffith and Monte
Walters.
For the four preceding days the
besiegcrs had Kept themselves care
fully guarded and Il was not until
, o'clock, two hours after the am.
monin drums had been empticd into
the barricadcd building. shattered In
places by rifle and machine gun fire.
that the first entrance was made
Into the fort"
~ that hour five militiamen and
mn officer made wary advance on
the silent building. rifles ready for
firing. The half expected vollcy ana
not come = inside they found the
three bodies lying near three no.
volvcrs and small quantity of un.
used ammunition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
School Boy Killed
in Plunge of Auto

NORTH BEND. Orc. Oct. s.
Lawrence Holm ls.yearo school
boy. was dead here today aa the re-
suit OF an automobile accident sun
dsy. when the auto IN which he was
riding plunged over a precip.eo and
fcll 80 feet.
Gus Cotfman. driver % the ma.
chine. and two other men. were not
Injured Ralph Ltvinsood. a fifth
occupant. was cut in tho les and
sustained minor injuries,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
SEATTLE MAY
SEE HEALER
Brother Isaiah Invited to
Come by Invalids

Members OF the Sunshine guild.
an organization of Seattle inyalids
and shut.ins. many OF them prob
ably hoping for aid from his herald
ed curative powers. would bring
Brother Isaiah. the mysteriou
healer now at the kirkland Auto
park. to Seattle. Monday. thru DR..
Frank r, Loope. member OF tho
guild who conducts the Shut.ins'
column in The Star. they asked for
volunteers TO aid in getting a suit
able camping space in the city and
for subscriptions 10 enable the
healer to hire tent sufficiently
large 10 accommodate the hundreds
who daily walt for his ministrations.
II is costing the citizens OF Kirk.
land sl75 week TO provide the tent
where Brother Isaiah daily treats
scores OF sufferers. successfully. IL
reports and testimony or those
whom he has helped Is TO be be-
lieved. Investigation by DIR. Loope
has shown that similar tent can
ne rented Tor MS prospective Seattle
crowds.
The healer. who halls from one
of the Southern states. has assent
ed to the request Of the Sunshine
guild. He win come TO Seattle,
transferring his crowds gathered
from all over Washington 10 this
city. he has volunteered TO work his
ministrations here--if a place can
be secured.
DIR. Loope said Monday that tho
city had refused permission TO use
the pavilion at Volunteer park. Now
he says there is a demand for the
use of Woodland park and other
suitable spots in Seattle and there is
n heartfelt request from the invalids
Of his organization for aid In bring.
ing the long,bearded healer here
and providing him with quarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
INFANT
STARTS ON PAGE 4

starved and very thin from lack Of
nouriHhmcn,. II had never beer
properly cared for and needed BATH
badly. Differing from other babies
usually "a, snd alert. the child was
cmaclaied and nlcpt most Of the
time.
lie Is wonderful baby and
doesn't cry" Airs. Anderson said
we couldn't give him up now. An
Of the neighbours and our relatives
lovo him as much as We do"
McQuoid and his family have been
as Interested in the welfare OF the
child as the Aldoraons. McQuoid's
e.year.oid daughter. Beth. even gave
up her choicest possession. an old.
ragged. bunny doll named John.
which she proudly declared the baby
could slecp with as long as she
wanted TO.
The police have been unable TO
find any clew as TO who the mother
OF tho child might he, altho II IL
evident that the child is the son OF
poor people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
KELS WAITING
TO HEAR FATE
Question OF His Sanity Is
Still in Doubt

STOCKTON. Cal. Oct. s.--Alex
kels. Lodi. Cal. butcher. accused
Of numbering nm unidentified man
and permitting burial OF the body as
his own. was to come into court to.
day. TO be examined preliminary to
being sentenced.
1t was understood ho would be
placed on the witness stand and
asked 10 tell. under oath. the entire
story OF the murder 10 which he ali.
ready has confessed and pleaded
guilty.
Todny's hearing was ordered by
Superior Judge ID. NJ. Young. who
has not been satisfied that Keis is
sane. II results today fail TO re.
move tho doubt, Kels may be or.
dercd confined for mental ohse IVA.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Mrs:';;;'!s;g;glee%S:n|
1921 Third Ave. &AsH
DIR. VI. c. MACY
Mans Invitation
Flatters Girl

( Gee. Mabel. 1 hear you're going
to that all-day lodge picnic Sunday
You are lucky. / hear they have a
wonderful program arranged. with
all kinds Of interesting diversions
They give worthwhile prizes, too.
Yes; I am pleased that am in
: vited. Did you hear who am
going with. thought"
mo. / didn't. suppose Il s.
I, Harold, though"
"Oh. but IL isn't. That wonderful
Mr. Laughlin has asked me to GO
Z oh, my dear, how wonderful
Imagine going with a man like that
u would have heart failure from the
Y excitement Of 1t. What are you
going to wear?'
That's problem haven't
solved. Fact is. / am bit overcome
myself With the invitation and I've
half notion TO get some sort Of
new sports outfit, rs | really haven't
anything worth while"
Il don't blame you. II that man
& interested enough in you to in
yite you, it's up 10 you to sustain
the interest, and It's worth while In
this case. Get a sDappy dress with
nice coat and cute little hat
OF course"
Sounds nice and easy. But Tho
/. fact Is. hadn't planned on buying
any clothes so soon, and tho treas
ury isn't quite up TO to II, ! am
afraid"
Z "Nonscnsc! Go TO Chcrry's. where
you can open charge account
Z They do have such clever clothes
and are real decent about giving onc
lots OF time 10 pay.
) 'They arc At 1915 Second ave, In
the Rlalto building. just over Tho
Pig'n Whistle. Cake clcyatorr-Ad
ycrtisoment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Says Bergdoll to
Make Surrender

NEW YORK. oct s. Grover Cleyc
land Bcredoll win como bnck "a
America and serve his sentence ms
a draft ovadcr.
Mrs. Emma Bergdoll arrived yos.
.crday from Germany ana said that
Following the recent attempted kid,
nnping OF her son, no declared he
was reody to como back and face
tho music"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
JURY
is SELECTED

NEW YORK, Oct. S,---The jury
that will decide whether w. Il. ID.
Stokes, New York millionaire, IL on.
titled TO divorce from Mrs. Helen
Elwood Stokes. was selected and
sworn in in an hour and so minutes
today.
This is Stokes second divorce
suit, Mrs, Stokes won the victory
in the first one, but the verdict nev.
or became effective because OF n
tcchnicality. stokes names other
mon. Mrs. stokes has had her hus.
band indicted In Chicago on a
charge OF besmirchIng her good
name.
Their foud had lnstod five years
and cost 81 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BASIN
STARTS ON PAGE 1

Il ann deeply Interested"
snuthetd has had expert cngin.
ecrlng advice and help In his sur.
ucys and research work in deter.
mining thp feasibility OF his propo.
siiipn.
The point where tho initial dam
alto is 10 b. built has been proved
an excellent dam site Southland
said. Diamond driiunsH have
shown that tho river h~d ~ solid
granite and the walls on both sides
arc said BY engineers 70 10 the
hamc.
The water can be carried along
the Grand Couieo 10 tho second
dam and the water here can b
had ut an elevation of npproxim.
ntely 1859 feet.
'Srhls elevation viii mean tia;
almost s. per crnt ~ the district
IN tho hasin AREA can b. reached
BY canals Thn other land can h1
irrigated thru pumping. tho power
70 b. furnished BY tho plant which.
under this plan. would i.e construct.
cd at tho base Of tho dam on ,hs
Columbia river.
Engineers ten mo that two and
ouc-half million Horsepower can h.
developed at the FOO, of the dam.
Southland said Think what that
viii mean 10 she man who come.
into the district to settle after the
project has been completed. He
can heat and light his home auf
run hts farm machinery
The income from this source
alone VIII ~ n powerful factor. BE-
sides the power could bs used to
pump water 10 districts that could
not he reached ~ the gravity
plan"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Hold Navy Officer
for Postal Charge

Arrested on a charge OF mailing
Indecent letters. Eugene r. HUGHES.
quartermaSter Of the Philadelphia.
az Rrcmcrton navy yard. was
brought TO the King county Sail. late
Saturday. and bound over 10 tho fed
erai grand jury under $1,000 bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Football Player
Dead of Injuries

LEXINGTON, Ky. oct, s.--Price
Mclean, 20. center on the University
OF Kentucky football team. is dead
here today from injuries received In
Saturdays game with the University
OF Cincinnati.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Six Miners Die in
Explosion of Gas

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. Oct. S.
Six OF he seven men working In
the Midwest coal mine at Palisades
were killed by an explosion OF gas
Saturday afternoon. Jim Benda. who
escaped, was badly burned, but is
expected 10 recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
KILLING
STARTS ON PAGE L

was on their departure that tho car
ran Into the ditch.
Ho stayed with tho automobile
while Miss Gibbons returned 10 tho
roadhouse. whore the tragedy &C.
curtyd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08

Semitic, to be held October is. I'm
rooms $50 to 332 OF the Henry build.
Ing
An address on what Can tho
china Club DO TO Strengthen tho
Friendly and Commercial Relations
Between tho Two Natlons?" by DIR
w. II, Gowcn, will DO feature Of
the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08

HsrC are TIC principals o. ihs
roadhoHsc mHFdcf 90 TIC Grove
carly sunday morning. WiHJFci
Gibbons upper lcfU Is held "a me
coaHtv iuil as the pld iCho fired
enc fatal sshot fhot Killed Harry
Lacellc. frigktJ. seattle advertising
maH Rrlor Is Mrs Lacriir. q
bride ~ ttCo moufhs. tCho tcas "a
auofhcr part Of thr roadhoac
ichen her husband tras shot.
Photo Of LaccHc b. Price and
Carter. star STAFF photographers
Photo Of Mrs Lacellc. Haftsoak
Studio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Murderer's Sister
. Has Police Record

Lillian Gibbons. sister OF winl.
fred Gibbons. who shot and fatally
injured Harry 7. Tacelle, Seattle
advertising specialist. at the Grove
roadhouso Sunday morning. has a
police record. according 10 Capt. Z.
c. Collier.
Lillian Gibbons was arrested In
1917 at a circus whore she had gone
with colored man. Her father
located her there and called Patrol.
man Fred Mills. who arrested her.
Later she was sent to tho Grand
Mound training school for girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08

o, ". Monctte. Illinois barber.
passed a bogus 500 check On route
to Puget sound while passing thru
Dakota. according to police. lie was
arrested here for authorities at
Grand Forks. ~ d.. but has asked
police for the privilege or making
The check good. detectlvna aald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Trustees of China
Club to Be Chosen

Eight trustees are 10 bo selected
from over 20 candidates at tho an.
nual meeting OF the China club, OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
PROPOSITION ~
DUE TO LOSE

The vote VIII snow tho whols
proposition under"
"W1li the convention go on record
a. indorsing Gov AZ smith. OF New
York. or any other candidates for
The presidential nomination next
Year, iirady was asked.
"No; AZ least. not al this time. .
be replied As FOR smith. well.
the next democratic campaign Kong
will be 'Tha sidewalks Of New
York.
Action on the thirdparty PROPOSE.
ton win come up early tbls week.
following final consideration of tho
educational committees report. due
TO be completed today.
Other resolutions which the con.
yeniion viii debate Al length. ana il
y believed will condemn. include
recognition % soviet Russia ana the
nmalgama,ion. OF "one big union. i"
proposal Neither has a chance FOR
adoption. Il il agreed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
TAN LuxuRIEs
TO MEET SURVEY


Southard'A finance plan Ia unique.
Hc would levy n sales tax on lux
ury 20 raise tho $4,000 900 esti.
mated as necessary for thoro
survey OF the engineering fcadhll.
tiles OF his project.
Then Southland proposes the H..
suance o. 30 year per cent bonds
for the actual construction costs.
Under this plan hc would create
a sinking fund to meet the delin-
qucnt payments OF those land set
tiers who would default payments
Statistics show that when farm
ers have 80 years 20 pay out a
reclamation assessment. IS per cent
OF them make their payments
promptly and IN fun within the
given time" Southland said. Il
would establish the sinking fund 70
cover the other IS per cent. Tho
money for thia fund would come
from the proceeds Of the power
sales, or from an additional sales
tax. II necessary.
I'VE cannot estimate the value
that this project would have TO
Washington"
BIGGEST PROJECT
IN THE WORLD
I'VE would be undertaking the
biggest reclamation project In the
world, building the biggest dam.
irrigating the biggest arcn, build
ing the biggest power plant--and
all within a short distance OF three
big cities.
"of the 100000 construction
cost. onc.half would be spent in
this state for labor alone. It would
take 10 years 10 complete the prof.
Get. which would mean an addition
TO tho state payroll Of $4,000, 900
year.
Southland declares that engineers
estimates show that his plan onn bo
completed for sl6s an acre, war.
time prices.
Southland has intcrasted both labor
and capital in HIS proposition Both
factions have listened with nm nj.
tcntlve ear TO his outline OF the
plan and have agreed with him that
" Is, in tho first confederation, tho
most feasible Of tho plans, he says.
Mayor Browns trip to the basin
was TO investigate this combined
Eravity'pumping plan, southard said.
Tho mayor, II is understood. is also
Interested in n state plan to finance
tho work,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
LABOR AGAINST
3RD PARTY PLAN
viii Oppose Formation OF
Farmer Worker Combine
BY HAROLD E. swIsHER

.united Press STAFF Correspondent
PORTLAND, Ore. Oct, 6.-The
American Federation ~ Labor Will
so on record this year opposing tho
formation of "a farmcrlsbor party
Tho resolution demanding such a
move viii bo overwhelmingly de.
featcd
Such IN tho conclusion reached
from sentiment expressed by dele.
gates attending the annual conyen.
ton here Even the most radical
unionists. those supporting the farm.
erlabor proposal admit there Is no
possibility OF gaining their issue az
thls 1898 convention,
THE federation viii this year
strike stronger than ever az tho
thrd.party movement" Petcr j.
Brady. president or the Federation
bank. or New York. and president
OF the New York Allied Printing
Trades council. told tho United
Press today.
IL will be- discussed. and tho rad
lcas win urge a union OF the mrm.
crs and organized labor. but the
federation as a whole h opposed 10
any third party schemes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08

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this wayi
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-05-09
Jose Cara, Alleged Killer
Of Jot G. Jones, is Placed
in Hidalgo County Prison

Cara and some other Mexicans after q
bale in Mercedes.
t'arza resisted arrest and Jones
struck him with pistol In the scufflc
which followed. Jones dropped his
pistol. and Garza is alleged tn have Sc
cured il. shooting. Jones and killing him.
Parter shot az t;arZa. but did net wound
him seriously. while the special ranger :
pistol was also taken in the scifle with
the crowd If Mcxicans at the halle
grounds.
a posse Of men was Immediately
formct5 and the Mexican section Of the
city was searched. This posse acsi-
dentally killed a young Mexican girl.
who ran out If the house which they
were searching. the men mistakine' her
for a man. and supposing the running
person to be CARA.
Cara. crossed the river Immediately
after the killing. and had not been seen
since.
Garza j. being held in the Hdalgo
county Jail at Edingburg. and viii be
tried in that county ON charge Of
murder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-05-09
Report of Reclamation
Engineers of Rio Grande
Flood Control Received

The report Of the u. s. Reclamation
engineers on flood control for the Val
ley has been received Mt &cAllcn. ac-
cording to information received this
morning. The survey was completed by
Engineer 7. c. pesse in January end
forwarded to.the chief engineer who IN
turn sent il to the director of rec!arla-
ton, the report being made public this
week by the reclamation department.
The cost Of complete fool control
would be appro$ima' cly sl2.ag .0nl, tss
reports states. including $2.s0S.000 FOR
right Of way for flood channcls. Sl0.-
6aS.o0a Tor construction Of flood way
and SGG7.O00 for r.ver levecs
The report states tha. a dam across
the R.o Grande reer Mission would be
necessary N order TO give the VALLEY
complete protection against the flood
wa'ers of the Rio Graz de-, and surplus
waters would be caIricd through flood
connccin with the river near
Mission. following the general course
of the river some distance south and
then turning eastward through the low
lands Of IIidalgo. Willacy and Cameron
counties 10 empty into the Laguna
Madre part of the water being dis.
charged through the lower reaches of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-05-09

The arrest Monday night of Jose
Garza. alleged murderer If Customs In
slrrtnr lot a. Jones NJ Meccdes early
in November of last year. j. a good
criterion of The activities of county and
federal officials in Cameron county. was
the general opinion expressed last night
when il became known that the alleged
perpe.rntor Of one of the most cold
hlooded crimes in the annals of the
border had been unprecedented and lodged
in tho liidllgo county jail.
Customs Inspector u. II. Brown.
Chief Deputy Mike Manshan. and De
putty sheriff Nidel Cantu arrested tiarza
ri SANTA Maria Monday night following
receipt of information that he had
crossed the river. Cantu was instru-
mental in keeping in touch with the
whereabouts Of Cara. whose hnne l.
in Maiamcrus.
lot Jones was well known customs
officer along the border. His heme was
IN San Antonio. where he was taken for
burial. pn the night of the murder
Jones and companion. Jesse Barter.
who was special ranger, stopped
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-05-09
TUESDAYS SHIPMENTS
OF TRUCK SLUMP; IL
CARS LEAVE VALLEY
Especial To The Herald. J

ILARLINGEN. Texas. May 9--Tues-
DAYS shipment Of the Valley truck crop
took the usual Monday slump although
there were seventeen cars shipped. OF
this number onions and mixed vege-
tables took the lead with a total Of
twelve cars. There have only been
sixteen cars Of cabbage moved this
month and on Tuesday there were no
shipments Of this commodity. The new
potato movement continues to drag and
shipments are slow. At IIarlingen to-
matoes are coming in and are being
loaded with cars Of mixed vegetables
and as yet no solid car has been loaded.
Shipments Tuesday were made as
follows: Fharr shipped one car Of
onions: McAllen shipped one car OF
onions and one car Of mixed vegetables,
Sam Fordyce shipped six ears Of onions;
Mercedes shipped one ear Of mixed
vegetables and one car Of beets: Wes-
laco and La Feria each shipped one ear
of bcets and carrots: San Benito shipped
one car of mixed vegetables as did
Olmiio: Brownsville shipped two cars oG
potatoes. Sam Fordyrc topped the list
with six cars with AIrAllcn. Mercedes
and Brownsville each tied for second
place.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-05-09

the Arroyo Colorado and the rest emp
tying into the lagoons connecting with
the Laglna north Of the Arroyo.
The report. which IL most comprc-
hcrsive, calls attention to the fact that
in order 10 secure complete flood con-
troll for the Lower RIO Grande Valley,
n new treaty with Mexico must be nc.
gotiatcd providing for the control and
equitable distribution Of the river wa
:ers. in the event dam l. constructed
near Mission. and also suggests that
negotiations in connection wiki lcvec
work and the disposal az some 81 the
flood waters on the Mexican side prob
ably through the Arroyo del Tigre. will
be necessary.
Those who examined the report. VIII ch
was received a; McAllcn last night by
q. ". Psase. president Of the Water
Users Assoc alton. which ofglnizaii ion
was instrumental ~ having the survey
made. state that il will undoubtedly bc
the basis for whatever flood control
work j. attempted in the Valley; and
that il will prove invaluable in conneo.
tion with whatever decision may be ar
rived a;. in regard 20 futIre efforts of
the Valley 10 curb the Rio Grande.