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Putnam patriot., 1923-10-26
PRIZE ESSAY CONTEST
Local School Pupils May Compete in
Nation Wide Competition

Va aNAA&AC ia AAAAAAAAf has 0NEM HOifa
fed of the opening of the prize essay
contest of the American Chemical
Society in which all students of high
and secondary schools in the state OF
Connecticut have been invited TO com.
pete in national contest for $4,000
II cash prizes and scholarships to Yale,
Nassar and other universities and col
leges.
Chemist Makes Gift
The contest which is the result of
the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Francis p
Caravan of New York, is a memorial
to their daughter, Patricia. and is in
tended to stimulate interest among
high school students in the develop
ment of chemical science in this eoun-
try. All arrangements for the con
test are in the hands of the Committee
on Prize Essays of the American
Chemical Society. with headquarters
at the Munson building. New York
City Six prizes of $50 in gold are
to be awarded in each state in the
Union and scholarships to Yale and
Nassar will be given for the six best
essays in the United States. These
scholarships will carry with them tut
ton for four years in chemistry or
chemical engineering and $500 a year
in cash. In addition to these awards
many other scholarships will be offer
ed through various universities and
colleges.
Books For Reference
A set Of five books which include
Creative Chemistry by Slosson, The
Riddle Of the Rhine by Lefebure, The
Life Of Pasteur by Vallery- Radot
Discovery. The Spirit and Service of
Science by Gregory, and the Future
independence and Progress Of Ameri-
can Medicine in the Age of Chemistry
BY committee of the American
Chemical Society, is being sent from
the New York headquarters to every
accredited high and secondary school
in the country. and sets Of these re-
ference books are being placed in the
leading libraries Of the State for the
use Of students who enter the competi-
ton.
Il is the plan Of the committee in
charge to appoint a national COM
mite of fifteen who will be chosen
from all walks of life; from among
the leading educators, scientists and
public spirited men and women Of
the country. Il will be the duty Of
this committee to judge the essays and
to award the scholarships in the ma
tional competition. They will be is
sisted in their work by state commit
tees of eleven whose duty will be to
award the prizes in the state eompe-
titions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MURDER
STARTS ON PAGE |

In which Mngec was slain.
Carleton. whose naval department
records show that he has a brother.
william. az a3og Seventh ave. s.. Sc.
attic. deserted from the Arizona las.
Friday. Il N alleged lie enlisted In
Seattle in September. 1925.
Carleton was arrested with Renee
Garrison. friend 81 his wife. who
had hscn living with them
Police said she had nothing to DO
with the crime, Shp had booked
passage for san Francisco and was
aboard the boat when captured The
accused man told tho police tina, he
and tho Garrison Giri mingled with
the crowd in front Of the police hos.
pltal following the shooting 20 learn
how badly the officers were wounded
and whether or not his wife had
escaped.
A former buddy" Of ihe accused
man on tho L. s. = Arizona. who as,
sisted In the capture Of Carleton. told
officers that Carleton was bard
man and bully" and had always
exhibited great courage and a diare-
gard for the law.
Carleton denied that he had shot
Magcc. and asserted that the actual
staying had been done by man h
knew only MS Jack" whom he had
met in Los Angeles dance hall.
The grand jury returned the In
dlctment naming Carleton and his
bride after hearing the report Of 20
lice detectives on the ATTEMPTED
burglary in which MaRco was killed
and Luke seriously wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
INDICT WALTON
ON 3 CHARGES!

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Nov. ss,
u. c. Walton. former governor OF
Oklahoma. was indicted today by a
county grand jury on charges OF Ill
version OF state funds, Illegal proven.
ton OF an attempted meeting of the
state legislature and attempts to in.
;imidate an officer.
The former governor was accused
in seven counts. six OF which were
filed in district court and the sew
enth In county court.
Or. A. +. Davenport, state health
commissioner and r. T., Edwards.
formerly walton's chauffeur. were
Indicted jointly with the impeachei
governor
Bond for Walton was set at $4,000
in district court and $3.50 on the
count in county court. He was pre-.
pared 10 make bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
Mrs. Sen. Magnus Johnson
Wants a Cow at Capital
to Remind Her of Home

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a
Mrs. Magnus Johnson, wife OF
the new senator from Minnesota,
went house hunting today Just
like plain folks
wed like 10 hnys place
whore we could keep II cow" she
said II shall like Washington,
! know, but DO love the farm.
I've always worked. like the rest
~ the family, around our place.
We had cows 10 milk and
helped milk them. Both the sen.
ntor and ! want 10 keep "A COW
here.
city people probably win
laugh at us. but we do love the
country and country things"
SO Mrs. johnson. instead OF In.
spectlng some OF the marble man.
slons customarily inhabited by
senators, went out TO Takoma
park, where tho little houses
stand by themselves. neat, At.
iractlvc bungalows and cottages
with back yards and trees.
As aho started the expedition,
accompanied by the senator from
Minnesota. Mrs. Johnson laid
down certain specifications as
follows:
The house must be lin or near
the country"
There must be space for "A cow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
Masked Murderer
Hunted by Posse

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Nov. 90
Deputies hunted tho city today for
a masked man who last night killed
Duonc Chapel. g. in the presence OF
his invalid wife. Mrs Chapel, I'm.
able TO move. saw her husband
dubbed TO death. sho told the sheriff
She could offer no motive for the
killing
Chapel was sleeping on couch in
his home at Maple Plain, near here
whom the murderer entered.
without n word he went 10 the
couch. raised his club and struck hi,
victim. Mrs Chapel said As Chapel
rolled TO the floor the man struck
another blow and fled
Three hours later Guy Chapel. "a
son. returned home. lie found hi,
mother almost unconscious Mother
and son were housed In the count,
| fail last night and questioned fo
hours by the sheriff. Tho woman
gave description OF the muske,
murderer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
CRASH DEATH
TO Be PROBED
Coroner to Investigate
Head-0n Smash

Coroner w. II. Corson announced
Friday that an inquest would prob.
ably be held to fix responsibility for
the death OF Percy r. Atkins. %. who
was killed Thursday morning when
his automobile coIlidcd head.on with
Green Lake cor az Stone way and
y. 50th st. LOTUS Atkins. 70.
brother OF the dead youth. was srri.
ously injured He was reported Fri.
day 10 be slightly improved az tho
Minor hospital. where he IS suffer.
ing from a possible skull fracture
and other injuries.
Two other accidents werc reported
to the police Thursday evening. II
wood d. Heth. 6s. OF Poulabo. war
knocked down By an auto driven by
Reidar Ring. G22 Seneca ST.. at First
ave. S. and King 81. Heth was TAX
en- 10 tho city hospital suffering
from n bruised leg.
william II. Pringlc. Jr.. 1910 18th
ave NJ. received a cut on the hand
when his auto coliided with a street
department truck Mt 18th ave. ant
Il. Prospect 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
MODERN HOMES
EXHIBIT READY
Exposition viii Open Next
Monday Night

The Chamber OF Commerce, ms M
leading organization in community
work. has been accorded the honor
Of opening seattle's first Modern
Homes exposition, which begins al
1880 o'clock Monday night in the Ter.
minal Sales building. The organIza.
ton will be represented by tho
Chamber OF Commerce chorus OF so
men who will render several song
numbers In addition 10 a full pro.
gram Of varied entertainment for
the exposition visitors. A special In.
yitatlon for members OF the Cham.
Der Of Commerce 10 attend the open.
ing is given by the Seattle Real Is.
tate association. which sponsors the
exposition.
Other organizations and sections OF
the city are given recognition by
special days. as follows: Tuesday,
Federation OF Women's Clubs day
and Fremont.Ballard day; Wednes.
day, Organized Labor day and All.
Seattle day; Thursday. University
District day and Renters day. Friday,
West Seattle day and Tacoma day;
Saturday. Eyerybody's day.
Subjects relating to home building.
equipment and Identifying viii be
treated by lecturers at O'Clock
every afternoon and $3.50 O'Clock
every evening in a lecture hall on
the mezzanine floor OF the building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
GLANDS, WHITE RHINOS
AND BUTTERFLIES WILL
BE HUNTED IN JUNGLES

CHICAGo, Nov. 23.-speclmens
~ Of the giant elnnd and every.
thing from butterflies to Gle.
plants will be sought in the dark
iunglcB Of tho Belgian Congo by
an expedition from the Field
museum Of natural history. II
was announced today.
Tho expedition ia headed by Al.
fred NJ. Collins, Philadelphia, who
Is financing the enterprise. The
party now is In New York and is
due TO head for Southampton on
Saturday.
The expedition will be gone
eight months. The white rhino
and giant Gland nre the main Oh.
iectives The clnnd is tho largest
Of the antelope family. The white
rhino is practically extinct and
can bs found only in tho darkest
jungle An attempt will he made
20 obtain an entire family Of tho
giant Gland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23

and perhaps even for chickens.
The home must be in com
munIty where the nelghbors viii
not turn up their nose" II she
millSs the COW or cooks her hus-
bands dinner herself.
Mrs. Johnson's manner In ono
of friendly simplicity, She radi'
atca good health and good hu.
NOR. Her chief interests. she
said. simply. are her husband
and children.
After inspecting one or two
houses. Mrs. johnson said.
I'VE are not going 10 hurry.
we want 10 be sure TO get some.
thing as much Ike home as we
can"
They want 10 be near Senator's
Ladd and Frazier OF North Da-
kota, who, like Johnson, belong
TO the progressive farmer group.
Frazier and Ladd both have
places among tho commuters In
Takoma park. Politics interest
Mrs. Johnson simply because OF
the senator. She tried TO keep
him from getting into politics.
After he got in she began study.
ing the political game" 40 that
she could help him, just as she
helped him on the farm"
my WIFE" Senator Johnson
said, proudly. will soon know as
much as anyone about politics."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
PACKERS DEFY
ORDERS OF U. S.
Secretary WallaCe's Order
for Audit Is Fought

WASHINGTON. Nov, %. Man.
damus action 10 force the packers
to submit their records TO inspection
by department OF agriculture Off.
cials will be begun shortly by tho
government, Il was indicated today.
following conference OF officials
here.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20 Tho packing
Interests OF America today dcfied the
United states department or agrl.
culture TO audit their books,
Led by Swift & Co. and the cudahy
Packing company. tho packers an,
nounccd they would fight the order
OF Henry c. Wallace. secretary OF
Agriculture. commanding them to
make available their books and rec
ords for federal auditots
The packers had been ordered to
have their books available today for
federal auditors. according TO Wal.
lace'S order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
ROBBERS STEAL
GROCERY SAFE!
PIGGY Wiggly Strong Box
Torn From Floor

After tearing the safe OF the rig.
giy Wiggly store at Beacon ave.
and Stacy 81. from the floor Of the
building Thursday night. ycgRs car.
RED the 60Opound strong box in n
motor truck 70 5ist ave. s. and Bca.
con st.. where they rifled It OF $3.50.
The safe had been boltcd 20 the
floor by the Piggy Wiggly man.
agement as the result Of the many
recent safe robberies that the chain
OF stores has suffered In tho city.
The yeggs. however. used crow.
bars 20 break loose the fastenings
and then hoisted II into motor
truck and drove off.
:, One crowbar was lori in tne store
and glove that one Of the men
had used was found outside on the
sidewalk. The robbery was dis.
covered early Friday morning and
shortly afterward the broken strong
box was found in the middle Of
the road where the yeggs had
dumped II after the robbery
Marks OF truck could be plainly
seen in front Of the store Friday
morning when Investigating off.
Gers arrived at the scene.
The Piggy wiggly store nj Bca.
con ave. and Stacy st. has been
robbed three times. one Of the other
stores at 231 Broadway n. has boon
looted twice and tho third Plggl.
wiggly store at 10Th ave. and H.
Prospect st. has been robbed once.
Two other Piggy wiggly stores in
other districts have also been vic,
tins OF safe robbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
Scientists Plan to Add
20 Years to Human Life
100000 Will Be Spent on Experiments by
American Public Health Association

With the proposed 20 years added.
infants OF the future win start at
scratch With ISL years to so.
The life span was extended more
in 1891 than in tho previous decade
In 1922 the record was almost as
good MS In 1891, The first six months
OF 1898 show an Improvement over
1899 and may excel the 1891 record,
the best ever registered.
Tho purpose OF the tests" said
Mr., kingsbury. ia to determine
which diseases moro readily yield 10
concerted attack"
The work win be thoro, beginning
before children are born and con.
tlnuing most intenslvely during the
first three years OF It's life-durlng
the dangerous age, Al diseases viii
be taken up in the order OF their dc,
structive tendencies In relation TO
longer life.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mllbank Anderson.
tounaer OF 10000. 600 fund for con.
struetive health measures. was tho
daughter OF Jeremiah Mtlhank.
wealthy New York merchant. She
died In 1874.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
KNIGHTS or HOOK
TO DISPLAY TROPHIES

knights or the Hook are in charge
OF Mems College night, and they
promise that the captured w" tro.
phies win be on display n only for a
little while.
Saturday. at 10 a. m. Professor
Edmond $. Meuny viii officiate II
the tree planting ceremonies on Me.
mortal way. and the noon hour viii
sec the visitors gathered at tho Com.
mons for the big "w'' club lunch.
con. where the old claEses and or
CARNATIONS viii get together"
Every alumnus win be at the
game in the afternoon. and parade
OF football captains OF the past viii
bring memories OF Mucklestone.
Faik. Grimm. coyle and Bagshaw.
In the evening open house" VIII
be held NJ all organized houses. and
rs grand finale will be gala
dance at the Masonic temple for the
alumni and the Knights OF the Hook
dance ON the campus for students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
NEGRO WEDDING WILL
ATTRACT GUESTS FROM
OVER ENTIRE COUNTRY

NEW YORK, Nov. 23,-whnt II
IN expected TO be the largest
negro wedding ever hold In tho
United states viii take place ON
Saturday when Miss Mae Walker
Robinson, daughter OF Mrs. A.
Leila Walkor.Robinson, Irving
ton.on.IIudson y. y. becomes
the bride OF Or. Henry Gordon
jackson. Chicago Nine thousand
invitations have been ISSUED.
Gucsta 10 the wedding and 10
n reception az villa Lewaro. lrv'
lngton.onliudson. homo OF the
brides mother will include ne.
groes from Indianapolis, Ind;
Washington, Chicago. Baltimore,
Tuskoecc. Tenn. Los Angeles
and Cleveland,
Miss walker,Roblnson IL the
granddaughter OF the late Mrs.
c. i. Walker. reputed TO have
made a million dollars from a hair
preparation.
The brides entire trousscau
was made by and purchased from
negroes. the family announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
DR. TEACHERS PRESCRIPTION BRINGS
QUICK RELIEF IN NUMEROUS TESTS
COULD DIR. TEACHER
QUICKLY HELP YOU
FEEL FINE AGAIN?

Did YOU ever stop to consider
why you feel badly at times?
Why on certain days you feel
well. cheerful and fun of pep"
and other times when you
wake up dull. tired and "head.
achy"-why people suffer at
times from indigestion. constipa-
ton, nervousness and the many
symptoms OF sluggish liver and
acid condition OF the stomach
and blood?
There is causei And your
troubhe can be corrected. often
quickly, IL you start the right
treatment in time.
Read the article on the left
showing what DR.. Thacher's has
accomplished in 500 actual tests
OF record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
INDICTED BOY
FROM SEATTLE

Edward Henry Carleton. Indicted
for murder In Los Angeles. In for.
mer Seattle boy. and n stcp.son Of
the late Police Scrgt. Guy l.. Carrie
ton, Seattle officer. shot and killed
By Pntrolman c. T.. MontcliuH. a fel.
low officer November 2. 1919. accord.
Ing TO Mrs. Edna Carleton. 1904 Sew.
cnth ave. s.. the boys mother. Ills
real name II Bishop and his father.
Edward Bishop. disappeared from Sc.
attic about 20 years ago" she said.
Friday.
ut cannot be that this man In my
boy. He was always good boy. I
cannot believe that II Ia my boy. /
know nothing OF what has happened
excepting what have road"
Mrs. Carleton. who IL educating
another son, William Carleton. fun
brother Of the prisoner. in radio
work, and Is almost the sole support
OF an aged father said she had not
known that woman had entered
her sons life until recent letter In.
formed her he was married.
He said that his wife was pretty
that they loved each other very
much and that he wanted mo 10 visI,
them nt Christmns.tlme.
Sergeant Carleton wns shot by
Montclius, who charged that Carrie
ton had wrecked his home. Monte
Illus wns acquitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
"ChAIR" ExECUTI0NER
WILL SEEK DIVERSION
AT HANGING OF KELS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2s.-E.
y J. Black. executloner nj Sing
Sing prison. who has turned on
the current for the electric chair
which has sent is4 men TO their
deaths. today accepted an invita-
ton to witness a hanging,
I'm here 10 forget. Z" Black said,
explaining that he came West TO
drive from his mind some OF the
memories OF the things he has
seen.
but. I" he added. only once have
seen man hanged. Perhaps
can gain something by seeing
another"
He will witness the hanging OF
Alex Kels at Folsom. Cal, peni.
Tertiary in january. he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
ny MELVIN VOORHEES,
Ready, Washington
Ready. Alumni?
Then let's go.

Ready, Washington
Ready. Alumni?
Then let's go.
That's the yell that viii echo MS
tho glow OF big bonfire viii leap
and dance over the CHEEKY faces OF
hundreds OF old grads" Friday night
on the University OF Washington
campus when they gather. as they
used TO do in their undergraduate
days, for real old pep rally aa part
of the celebration OF College Might.
Yell kings who swirled and ieaped
and pleaded before the Purple and
Gold rooters in Denny field in days
gone by viii meet again the captains
who were striving with 10 others on
the football gridiron TO send wash,
ington's opponents home defeated.
Members OF the early gleo clubs
viii Ect together aud former varsity
debateru viii fling words once again
All during the day the oid.tlmerl
have been arriving ON the campus
exploring the grounds and looking ~
old familiar ufAraH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
1850 KILLED IN
RHINE BATTLE
Separatist Leaders Decide
to Limit Activities

DussELDoRF. Nov. 23.-onc hun
dred and sixty RhIneland separtists
were killed and 600 wounded in sat
urday's fighting. German newspapers
announce
~ a result OF defeats the scpara,ls,
chiefs decided 20 SlHhaud their forces,
limiting their activities TO maintain
ing control In citica a.2eady occupied
BERLIN. Nov. "a separatists TO
day occupied the city hall at Mann
helm ana Ludwigahafen. according
10 tho Voeaische Zeltung'n CORE
spondont. There was some shooting
The correspondent, alleges that
French troops aided the Heparatlsii
by dIharmlng the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23

Tho official program opens with
tho alumni dinners in all the organ
ICED houses Friday night at $50.
At Gao comes the traditionary big
W" club dinner. at which DR. Henry
suxzallo. Coach Bagshaw and DIR.
Don Palmer arc scheduled to speak.
AZ Gas a scrpentlne thru the IT,
district. followed By monster pep
rally. viii take tho grads back to
college and will serve alx az expires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
DEBATE KHAN ELL

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okle.. Nov.
23.-The Oklahoma senate today con
tinued long drawn out debate over
antiKu Klux Khan bills.
Strenuous opposition was raised by
many Legislators over provisions OF
bill which would force all secret
organizations to file membership
lists with the secretary OF state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
MEXICANS FLEE
VOLCANO PERIL
Snow Capped Peak Starts
Active Eruption

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 23,-Popo-
c0tepetl. Mcxico's snow.capped vol.
cnno, which has been in n semi.
active state since the days OF tho
Spanish conquest, became active
again today. A constant and in.
tense rain OF ashes is falling, whllo
the summit crater Is belchlng dense
columns OF smoke.
Indians In the surrounding vii
lagos are terror.stioken. preparing
20 flee from their homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
Old Graduates to LiUe
College Days Once More
Ready Washington" Will Be Cry Heard at
Homecoming" Opening

sion OF student supper. and conf
dence in their football team. which
tanglcs with Warrington State to-
morrow In the stadium as the stellar
event OF the occasion.
Eight o'clock win see the men
gathered In the armory and the
women in the gym for the celebra.
ton Of College night.
Graduates OF Michigan. Kansas.
Harvard. Yale and Indiana viii be
present. not TO mention Washington
and Washington state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23

Saturday night.
The old, old bell in the top OF
Denny hall that yearly announces
the return OF the grads was ring
Ing Friday.
And below in his office that so
many have visited as students.
Professor Meany, Washington
grand old man. waits TO grasp the
homecomers by the hand and regis
ter them and let them know that
the Washington OF the present is
the Washington OF old and is glad.
mighty glad TO sec them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23

From the very first day she be-
gan taking a spoonful OF DIR. Thach.
er's Liver and Blood Syrup in a
wineglass OF water after meals. her
appetite increased. digestion inn
proved and she appeared to be get
ting more nourishment from her
meals. Her complexion showed q
healthier and more attractive color
and she looked much better in every
way.
81 feel fine" she said. 81 can now
do my housework and walk to the
market without feeling tired. My
nerves are steady. my meals are
relished and my digestion Is splen.
did. | get plenty Of sound, restfui
sheep and wake up mornings feeling
cheerful and full of energy. This
splendid tonic did wonders for me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23

JUAREz. Mexico. Nov. 23.-Part
OF the "kick' was taken out OF the
widest town on the North Amerl
can continent" today when the Med
lean government ordered three n
the largest gambling halls in Juarez
closed.
Open charges OF plated faro
games loaded dice and too consist
ent 'chuck.a.luclS" resulted in the
closing edict.