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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
AUTOS HURT 3,
ONE SERIOUSLY
Little Boy May Die as
Result OF Injury

Three men and boy were injured
by autos. the boz perhaps fatally. in
a series OF auto accidents Friday
night.
William Curtis. years old. 1898 r
Blaine At. while chasing a ball into
a street near his homo. waA run over
by an auto driven by Fred RaEiey. Of
Bo,hsiI. He received a fractured
skull and other injuries. The hoy
was taken TO the Providence hos.
p,,sl In critical condition.
II. @. Blake. Sit Cherry st.. was
cut on the hands and leEu. and hts
brother.iniaw. Frank Briggs. was
bruised when both wrre struck at
Second ave. and Union u. by m au.
,oniohile driven BY II. III. Carter. 1913
5sth ave.
Blake declared that Carter. auto
was travelling close 20 20 miles an
hour. and tina, he was thrown 30 feet
by the fender. after which Carriers
auto struck another machine before
he could stop
7, II. Knowles. 80. ia2s Seventh
ave. received injuries 10 hls head.
spine and hands when he was run
down at Fifth ave, and Olive -. by
a car driven by Nsls Nssland. ga
Pontius place. Knowles was takon
10 the city hospital Sesiand was
arrested on a charge OF reckless
driving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
NORTH TRUNK
ROAD NRGED

A meeting OF representative men
Of southwestern snohomish county
was held at Espcrnncc Thursday
night to consider the location Of the
new road authorized between Seattle
and Everett by the last legislature.
Tho legislature appropriated 5000. 900
for n re.routing OF 1he Pacific high.
way. 7, was generally underHtood
nj that time that the North Trunk
was the road to be selected. but since
then there has been some talk
OF road from Kenmore north.
Southwestern snohomish county Il
now unanimously in favor Of the
North Trunk and. as result OF this
meeting. the following telegram was
sent 10 State Highway Commission.
er James Allen:
Tho Intercommunlty Republican
Club OF Southwestern snohomlsh
county. comprising Manor Lake. Al.
derwood Manor. Alien. currlc. Rich.
mond and Edmonds precincts. urges
you to withhold decision on location
OF new Pacific highway pending pre-.
sentatlon OF claims Of these com.
munities fnvoring selection Of North
Trunk route. Please name date and
place OF hearing.
CLIFFORD c. MARTIN"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
NORTHWEST IS
HIT BY WINDS
Autos Blown About Streets
in Pendleton

PORTLAND March iT-Hirh
winds bringing dus, and discomfort
In their teeth visited the eastern sec.
ton of the Pacific Northwest late
yesterday. according TO word reach
ing here today.
a high wind which blurred the
sun with dust. followed by rain. plas
tered Moscow. Idaho. with mud.
paraiyxed wirs lines for a time and
plunged the city into darkness. Day.
ton. wash, reported a heavy dust
storm Trees were uprooted. wires
were unstrung and even automobiles
were moved from where their own
srs had parked them by terrific
winds NJ pendIeton. Ore.
walia walla reported the vista,
ton OF a severe gale which shook
small buildings. tore down signs and
tore awnings from the faces OF build.
lngs.
According 20 surveys today. the &C.
tuai damage done IL small.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
40 FRENCHMEN
DIE IN WRECK
Soldiers Killed in Ruhr
Valley Crash

BERLIE. March i7.-Foriy French
soldiers are reported 70 have been
killed In a train wreck In the Ruhr
valley.
According 70 dispatch from
Frismsrsheim. a French troop train
collided with a freight train near
that city.
In addition 10 the 90 soldiers re.
ported dead. many were injured.
The French threw a Gordon Of
troops around the scene OF the
wreck No one was allowed 70 ap.
proaoh the wreokAge and details
were unob;ainabie.
From vantage points outside the
Gordon. however. IL could be seen
that many cars In the troop train
had been telesooped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
MOTHERS, DO THIS
When the Children Cough,
Rub Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symp
toms may develop into Group. or
worse. And thens when you're
glad 10 have . jar Of MuBtsrole at
hand to give prompt relief, II does
not blister.
A first aid. Musteroie In excellent.
Thousands OF mothers know Il. You
should keep a jar ready for instant
use.
II 10 thu remedy for adults, too.
Relieves sore throat. bronchitis. ton.
ailitls, Group, stiff neck, asthma.
neuralgia. headache. congestion.
pieurisy. rheumatism. iumbaso pains
and aches OF back or joints. rprains.
sore muscles. chilblains. frosted feet
and colds OF the chest On may pre-.
ven, pneumonia. $50 and CSC jars
and tubsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
AMERICA Gets
GERMAN NOTE
Ruhr Crisis Is Outlined to
u. S. Government
ny Al BRADFORD

WARRINGTON. March i7.--oer-
many has officially laid her case In
the Ruhr crisis before the United
States government Il was learned
authoritativeiy today
4 communication from the Berlin
government outlining IN a general
way how far Germany Is willing 20
60 70 bring an end 20 the Ruhr Occu-
patton. was placed before Secretary
Of State Hughes last night by the
German embassy here
While neither secretary Hughes
n or Counsellor Dleckhoff OF
the German embassy, who presented
the note. would discuss II. the United
Press learned that ihi. communlca.
iion II the explanation Of the recent
cloud Of conflicting reports from Eu.
rope o. secret negotiations between
Berlin and London 60 bring about
settlement in the Ruhr. The same
exposition ~ Ccrmany's position has
been laid before the British govern.
nsnt. The real object OF Germany's
action ia 20 start negotiations which
viii end the Ruhr occupation. with
the United States and Great Britain
playing the roles of peaeemRkers.
Germany Ia anxious 10 end the
occupation. but AZ the same time. in
presenting her case 20 the two gov.
srnments. she IL showing no willing.
mere 10 surrender 10 the French de.
rnands But she Il expressing
willingness 10 negotiate the repara.
tons question and IL Indirectly In.
wiling the British and American gov.
ernmen,s 10 take the lead In this
matter.
Tho United Press learned that the
note handed 20 Secretary Hughes aid
not specify any definite reparations
sum which Germany is willing TO
pay for the occupation nor does Il
specifically demand the withdrawal
Of the French and Belgian troops as
q prerequisite 10 negotiations.
Whether Secretary Hughes win
feel warranted In communicating
the text or sense OF the German
statement TO French Ambassador
Juwerand is question. bu, there
undoubtedly win be some converse.
tions concerning the subject.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
Alleged Embezzler
Is Being Returned

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, March
iT.-Edwnrd J. Donnhue. alleged EN-.
bs'zzler. left here yesterday in Gus
tody Of Walter Owen. British provin.
ciai police. who IL returning him to
Vancouver. -. c.
Donshue IL charged with misappro-
priailng $50. 1000 OF a Vancouver firm
Of which he was manager. owen
said.
Donahue denied he was eyading ar.
rest and waived all extradition rights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17

Ti,ta Ruffo. successor 10 caruso
In the musical world. who will sing
a. the Arena next Friday evening.
chooses the concert stage TO display
hts voice, but 10 exercise u he
chooses the bathtub.
Ruffo declares that he finds the
acoustics OF the bathroom lnfaliible
"a test OF the condition OF the voice
and i,s sounding boards.
ofien he can be heard voeaiiriug
his Me. me, mes above the run.
ming water In his rub.
Ruffo was signed by the Metro
politan on the death Of caruro. not
70 take the place OF that great tenor.
but as the next representative Of
Italian vocal art.
The italian singer has been decor.
ated BY rulers all over Europe. Even
the late kaiser pinned medal on
Ruffo's breast. but Ruffo has since
that time thrown the medal away.
Next 70 Dante. Ruffo declares that
America has produced the greatest
poet OF history. Edear Allen Poe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
PREPARE FOR
LARGE CROWD

With accommodations prepared
Tor 10000 dancers and with the ad.
vance ticket sales rapidly nearing
that number. the committee in
charge Of the EIks' Purple Bubble
dance. 10 be held M the Armory
SATURDAY night. expect crowds that
will break all records In Seatties
dance history.
Tents have been erected AZ each
end OF the Arrnory in which the
checking OF coats and hats win be
handled The 7o-piece orchestra
viii be parked IN the balcony TO
afford the greatest possible space
for the dancers.
Prizes Of $50 have been offered
70 the lady and gentleman with the
uscst beautiful costume. and SIS
for the costume best interpreting
the spirit Of the Purple Bubble. The
vearers OF the most comicai COS
TUNES viii be awarded prizes OF
~. and $40 Is offered for the sec
ond most comicai costume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
COMING HERE
TO POST BOND

A. c Kramer. father Of Ars. Cath
crime aortiboH z2-year-old Seattle
''hsiress." N4li arrive in Seattle. prob.
ably Saturday. from salt Lake city.
and post bond for his daughter. who
IL charged with graad larceny.
A telegram from Kramer. received
late Friday BY Deputy Prosecutor
Robert Maefasiane. said that Mrs.
Aortiboy would return 10 face trial.
ana ertradition proceedings were
dropped.
The young woman recently AT
tracted attention BY claiming 70 have
inherited q $4,000 estats In Eng.
land. She left Seattle March 6. ana
shortly after her departure W. H.
Deathsrage. her former employer,
found a shortage Of several hundred
dollars IN his accounts and two
checks. aiissed 70 BE- forEerieh. which
we're credited 70 Mrs. Morilboy's 40
count In a Seattle bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
EXPOSE MOVIE
BOOTLEG RING
Several Members Confess,
Is Claim
By ROBERT A. DONALDSON

los ANGELES Cal. March it,
rrohibltion officials announced today
they had secured confessions from
hoosierxers who have been supplying
Hollywood movie society.
The evidence win - placed before
the grand Jury next week
Fun exposure 81 the workings Of
the boore rims Is expected 20 result
A thoro dope Investigation Is also
under way.
The oootieggers' client lists and
scores Of Cancelled checks bearing
the signatures Of customers have
been seized.
Legal interests o. Jack Piekford-
two o. whose checks are alleged 20
have been found In possession Of
hcotieEgcr under arrest. have been
placed In the hands OF Douglas Fair.
h.,nks and Mary Piekford's battery
Of high priced attorneys. They would
not discuss the case today nor would
Jack.
An the evidence has been placed
In the hands OF United states Dis
trick Attorney Joe Burke. who de-
elared that all OF the principal per,
sons. whose names have been found
Ia connection with the conspiracy
win probably he called TO explain.
They WIN be asked 20 tell what
tiley know OF the sale and delivery
OF liquor 10 the film colony. Burke
declared today that they have In.
formation leading them 20 below
that one Of the largest liquor rings
on the Pacific coast has been I'M
covered. and thar is ramifications
win lead to practically every city on
the Coast.
A large number OF checks given
b. movie people and marked no
funds were also found In the seized
papers. The lists are said TO read
Ike a "who's who OF the movies.
The ring. according 10 burke. was
operating under the guise OF a taxi
cub company. The company's
calls were taken as any other
company would take them. exeep,
tisat when the taxi rolled up 20 some
film stars elaborate home the driver
would deliver case OF liquor.
Prohibition Chief n. ii. Dolley de-
clared today that none OF the IA.
nous film stars in question would
b. given an Immunity hath" for
talking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
IRISH PLAY
IS SUCCESS

The widely.known foursr drama.
The Rosary" which was produced
By the Anadsi Players al the Holy
Names academy Friday night. vas
greeted by one Of the largest crowds
ever IN attendance.
Phil Miller az leading man. George
Pingrey ~ Father Kelly and
Aadge English and George Dreaney
were among the many popular play.
err In the production.
The Anadel orchestra furnished a
special musical program for the
show. which Will be staged again
tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
TIRES WITH 500 NAIL
HOLES LEAK No AIR

Mr. a; A. Milburn. Of Chicago. has
Invented new punrturn- pro1f lnncr
tube which, In actual test. was punc.
tured 500 times without the loss on
any afr Increase your mileage
from 10000 TO 10. 600 miles without
removing this wonderful tube from
the wheel. and the beauty OF II ali
~ that this new puncture- proof
tube costa no more than the ordinary
tube. and makes riding a real ptees-
urs, You can write Mr.. a. A, Mil
burn at $40 West 18th 81, Chicago.
as he wants them introduced every.
where. Wonderful opportunity FOR
agents. II interested, write him to-
y.---Advrrtisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
olice Hold Three
Suspects Saturday

Three theft suspect we're arrested
By the police Friday night. Joe Call
lalian was the first victim. He was
arrested at Fourth ave. and Main
IT. IN possession OF woman's hat.
coat and dress. and some moonshlne.
Ed Shad and Joe Mailey. arrested at
Terry ave. and Union 81. by Patrol
Sner F. r. Darnei and c. ]. Gue,tel.
dropped q spotlight and fed. but
wcre captured after hot race. the
Cfyic<rp said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
WOMAN HURT
BY ELEVATOR

Altho Mrs, Estella Walker, 90. OF
1926 Lucille st., escaped death BY a
miracle Friday afternoon. when she
was struck by an elevator on the
third floor OF the Bourrct Krkwood
building. NJ 1T Main IT.. sho was so
severely Injured that she remained In
the hospital Saturday. Her head wns
badly injured.
Mrs. Walker, an employee Of the
Seattle Quilt Co. opened tho door OF
the freight elevator and looked down
tho shaft Just az tho elevator de
seconded. She Jerked her head from
between the two wooden bars lust In
time 10 escape being crushed and
thrown down tho shaft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
DROWNED WHEN
BOAT CAPSIzES
Two Fishermen Missing In
Northwest Gale

Three deaths by drowning are be.
lisyod TO have resulted In the storms
which swept Puget sound In the
vicinity Of Port Townsend Friday.
William cedarstrom. Port Town
send and Seattle fisherman. IL
known to have been drowned when
the launch 10 which he was fishing
was capsised near MafTowstone
Point In the gale
James Butler and Charles Hon.
ms. Port Townsend fishermen. arc
missing and are thought 10 have lost
their lives In the storm.
cedarstrom's cnpslEed launch was
first sighted by the G, T., r. liner
Princess Charlotte. bound from Seat
TO 10 Victoria. A lifeboat was i'm.
medlateiy lowered. but before II
could reach the launch cedhrnfrom
IL said 10 have lost his hold on the
small craft and disappeared from
sight, According 10 reports received
Friday night the body Of an uniden.
titled man was later taken aboard
the Princess Charlotte and put of
az Victoria. This man Il believed 10
be cedhrs,rom.
Butler and Homing arc aid 10
have set out from Port Townsend
Friday morning and were not heard
from At lsse hour. They are be.
ilcvcd 20 have been drowned in the
gales that arose suddenly and swept
the bay.
Tho coast guard cutter snohomish
put out from Port Townsend 20 aid
In the search for The men. but failed
10 get trace OF them. She returned
10 Port Townsend and reported that
barge under Captain johnson had
been washed ashore near DunEcnesa
and a Booth Fisheries piiedriver
had piled IN near Protection island.
without loNa 81 life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
Resolution Aids in
Filing City Claims

Citizens who have Just claims
against the city Of Seattle will be
aided In obtaining settlement II a
resolution by Councilman G. -. Fitz-
gerald az fridays finance COMMITTEES
meeting passes the council.
Fitzgerald introduced resolution
TO have the city comptroller prepare
q standard claim sheet for the filing
OF claims against the city and the
finance committee concnrrea
An npin!ea 81 ;i Corporation Counsel
7, J. l.. Kennedy. handed to the com
mittee, stated that II was impossible
for the corporation counsel's office
70 take any steps 70 aid citizens hav-
Ing claims against the city. by the
state laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
Brothers Quarrel;
One Is Shot Down

Los ANGELES. tai. March IL
Defending himself with shotgun
~hen attacked with a chair. w. q.
svens, OF Lynwood. shot and in
sfantly killed his brother. James
Stevens, who lives next door, early
ssday. according to the police.
The brothers auarreled. the police
declared, over the dead mans atten-
tons to his sister-in-Iaw. Mary Stew
ems. wife Of w p. Stevens. James
Stevens was unmarried and lived
with his sister and her husband. T..
W. Petit. the dead mans business
partner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
Spring Is Preceded
by Severe Weather

WASHINGTON, March lab
normally cold weather turnout the
United States Will precede the theor-
efical arrival Of spring next Wednes-
day, the weather bureau forecast to-
day stated
Beginning tomorrow night cold
wave will blanket almost the entire
nation and continue until the time
spring Is due to arrive Snow ia pre-
dicted for many sections. with frosts
probably In Florida and along the
gulf coast Springs debut on We'd
1esday II expected to be the signal
for warmer weather. which win con
tinue during the latter part Of the
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
Search for Khan
Imperial Wizard

HOUSTON. Texas. March IA
nationwide search for Edwnrd
Young Clarke, former acting imperial
wizard OF the Ku Klux Khan. began
today following n declaration by Fed
eral Judge J. C. Hutcheson. here.
that Clarke Is n fugitive from Justice.
Clarke was indicted by federal
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ton OF the Mann act. He failed TO
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Judge Hutchefon indicated he
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17

Tho singer will appear here under
the management OF Prank p. Hood
Miss Yyonne D'Arlo viii be the as.
stStant artist.
Program
AriA--''nisnra Luce tfrem .stfOss.
cello ,....s.....s .s.....t,s Lsoni
Miss D'Aris
Aris---rsuis" ...s.t........ rAiadiihs
NJ Ruffo
HAuads 10 n Miaar ......,.....,.tl snt
Nj Nsrsau
sl "A Little Prayer fof Ne" WssthsttY
fhl Ie3eY tsfsstts4ssstss NueFtrr
teb Norwegian Echo Song. s.s. rhrene
Miss DArie
"priakinE HonEf lfrem ''tismlstl..s
NJ nuffe
iSTEHAthaIoT
oroup % rrsHeh. Italian and Besnlsh
tonnfs+..s~rssssftsss sss..s.sss.ss..
Mr. Euffo
tsl -Aiisr Az Bois- tsrom Tn. snsw
Maldsn'1 ....... Rinssy- Ksrskaff
tel 'sMu,s,,ss waiir'' tfreu Ia no
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Miss p'Arie
Large 81 vse,essm- tfrorn The mar
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Nr, Rufto
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
Used Meat Knife
to Chastise Wife

A family quarrel in which a large
meat knife and leather bel, we're
used by Nick Campbell. SOS Jackson
~, In chas,ising his better hair. Mrs
Helen Campbell. led 70 the arrest OF
Campbell Friday evening by Patrol.
men +. r Bradford and ". ]. Tobin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
Federation to Hear
Legislative Report

The King County Legislative Fed.
GRAFTON viii hear report on the
bills passed b. tho 18th session OF
the legislature IN IFS meeting at tho
Y W, c. a. Monday At ? p. m. The
meeting VIII be in charge OF Mrs.
John Trumbuil. president OF tho
woman's Legislative Council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
Yesler Way Woman
Held on Rum Charge

Charged With possession and sale
Of Iiquor. Mrs. Mary Mega, "a Yes.
Ter way. was arrested Friday night
BY federal prohibition agents and is
being held In the immigration sio.
flon pending a preliminary hearing.
The agents are said 10 have entered
her home and bought drink with
marked money. H. arrest lmmedi.
ateIy followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
Says Europe Needs
Americas Support

NEW YORK. March i7.-E.urope
needs the support Of America.
Charles NJ. schwab said stoday upon
his arrival here aboard the Cunard
liner Aauitania. An inter.alIied
commission Of bankers. manufac.
turers and diplomats should be
established 10 straighten out the H.
uanciaI affairs OF Germany. he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17
RY JACK HALL.

II Seattle does not step forward
and pafronixe the concert OF the
Seattle Civic Symphony orchestra
Sunday. afternoon. II will have failed
TO give adequate support 10 the
creates, cultural asset any com.
munity may have. and at the same
time leave the impression that this
city cares but little for its musical
development.
Tomorrow the Civic Symphony or.
chestra will have "a its soIolst one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17

CHURCH OF GOD, ssso whitman
ave- Special subject for Sunday
evening, GIFTS OF the Spirit in tho
Church" Rev. s. s.. johnson,
speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-17

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