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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01
MINISTR STklERNY o, DRU
RASiNOyI A ATENTATU.

Ministr zcleznII Stribrny ma
psal k atcntatu nj min. dra Ra-
siua do "Ceskelo Slova' po-
zoruhodny clanel, nemz m.
j. pravi:
"Iso dlouha Eta pracoval
isem,v politicken ziyote DIR.
Aloisem Rasinems znal jsem
jej dokonale - sllizil mas pre-
vrat %: rijna 1918 a proto
jsem opravnen, a,ych rekl, re
casio bylo Rasincyi krivdeno.
Ryl nekdy uminery, tgrdy, bez
ohledny, me vzdy Inejst 'astnejsi
taktik - je to tvrda skorapka
- ale dobre jadro. Ma mekci
srdce, nezh Sc zdelo. .Jeho e.,
nergie a odyaha paralysovana
We svych vystfelcsch ostatnimi
- ,byly nedocenitalnymi VAST
nostrni- .pfi pfevraNu, jakoz v
rizeni hospodaWke politiky
statu.
Popularni nebyl - ale on po
te popularite take nestonal, -
nekdo to snad. povazuje Ia
chybu x ia spisd "a pfednost.
Necht' lsudek 0 kasinovi je ja-
kykoliv- j:i jsem pevne pre-
sweden, re primo vasnive mi
luje nasi repubiku. A co de-
lal nepopularniho, nikdy nede-
lal re spatnosti,, nebo necitel-
nosti, ale v horouci snaze pro-
|sp6ti svemu narOdu.
Mluvil jsem MIN jeste pre-
devcirem o nemile .afere ce-
skosiovenskymi legionafi, byl
nedutklivy - ale kdyz jsem
mu vysvetlil celou zalezitost,
|jak Sc vyvinula jeho neprito
mnosti - prohlasil, re je da-
lex nejakeho nevd9ku k legio-
Inarum jako celku ia byl ocho.
ten celou zalezitost smirne q
GestnG ukonciti.
A rano zasahla do toho zlo-
CHINA ruka fanatika. TakovJ
je ten mas zivot politicky. Sa,
mi 81 jej otravujeme a jen lidt
SC silnymi nervy vydrzi.
Meli-li byt atentat signalen
k nejakemu rozvratu pax pc
lcertech sc osnovatele pfepoci-
tall. Ted vice nez kdykoli,
jindy musime pocitati $ tim, ze
lvlada bude fiditi csudy tohotc
statu pevnou rukoS. Vinaik
nebo vinnici musi byti bez mi.
losrdcnstvi potrestani, ale tre.
stati nebude ulice -z toho by
byla Obcanska valka - tresta.
| ii bude zakona spravedlnost.
Musime 'byti ma strait = pro
toze hyeny uz Sc Ozyvaji. Ma
cizich bursach sireny byly po-
plasne zpravy, re Sc v Praze
ma ulicich strili- mezinarod-
| nj spckulanti, usilujici derou
| tn nasi valuty. Sc objevnjl ma
bojisti - dncs nejde jen dra
Rasina, jemuz z .celeho .srdce
lpfejeme rychleho pozdrayeni
= dnes jdc o ltok ma celou ko.
alicni vladu - utOk ma pOia.
dek stat,
Ma TO iedina odpov6d:: kid
pcvnou ruku a poradek."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01

s..e%oee>e1eese~s~es%e%$>%$
tom radeji sedi donna a vazi 81
sveho domaciho pohodli. Jen
co vas pfibude, ma zabavy ami
nevzdychnete."
Jarmilarse bezdecnG pousma
la a sklopila oci, ale Tardono-
Wy oci zazarily.
"Radeji kdyby uz to bylo,"'
prohodil polo zertem, polo do
opravdy.
"Cekej, dockas se," zasmala
Sc, a objimajic Jarmilu, srdec-
ne il libala. Bud hodnou ze-
nou,' zaSeptala il letmo do
ncha, "abys 'byla potom hod-
nou maminkou."
Take Tardona polibila a uz
Sc hrnula po schodech. Dopro-
vodili il az ke kocaru a secka-
Ii, az povoz vyjel ze vrat..
. TX.
Zdalo Sc, re nebezpecenstvi
bylo nadobro zazehnano a ze
sc do mlyna vrati stara nalada
spokojenost. = Aspon Tardon
byl vsecek st 'asten. Jarmila
pfestala vzdorovat, zvyserou
merou chapala Sc, domacich
praci a takes 5 muzem hovofi-
la jako drnhdy.s Ale, obcas
prcce .jen il .,ukl6uzlo ostre~' a
nekdy az, neSetrne slovo, ktere
prozrazovalo, ze ma dne, jeji
duse dosud tkvi dozvuky ruzni-
ce a v nitru chova vzpominky
ma to ci ono, CO il zranilo nebo
urazilo.
Chtilepi zvlast' byla-li V po
koji sama' a nemela-li zadnou
nalehavou prati; pfepadala il
zasmusilost. Sedala 8 rukama
V kiln polozenyma, nebo pode
pfevsi 81 hlavu, davala sc una
set myslenkami, ktere jake
splaseni OH Mostly il kamsi dc
daleka a zneklidnily jeji du.
Sewn svet.
V takovych chvilich nenavi.
della nekdy muze a vsecka roz.
cilena premyslela, jak Sc he
zbaviti, nebo co mu hodne ne.
prijemneho udelati. Slysela-li
v takove nalade muze pTicha.
yeti, radeji pred nim prchala,
protoze 81 byla vedoma, re by
Sc neopanovala a cOsi zleho ,mu
rekla. A naopak m6la okamzi
ky, v nichz il svirala uzkost a
strach pred sebou samou, .na
kornela vzpominala S vaSni,
wynn roztouzenim a sama he
sla vyhledat, ably Sc k nemu pr
tulila, ably mu poseptala neko.
lik milych a vroucich SLOW.
Je to dite jeste, myslil s.
Tardon, muslin miti pro nj .po.
rozumeni, muslin j poprati ca
su Il je.ii povaha sama sebou SC
vykvasi 4 Zuslechti. Donna
mad. nj nebylo pevne muzske
ruky a nyni to jeji povaze
schazi.
Jen kdyby uz radeji Sc de-
stavila nadeje rodiny. klad
velikou duveru v uplnou zme
nu jeiich nazoru Il V naprostt
ozdraveni jeji kolisove pova
by, ktere jeji matefstvi prime
sc. Ano, gel vc sve dilyeriyo
sti tax daleko, ze sam scbs
presNedtoval, ze vlastnG ncbu
de lepsi zeny pod sll,ncem nas
jeho hezkou Jarmilu, jcz po
tom sc stane xzorem a predG
vsechny, jez by byl snad k n
mohl pfirovnati.
/, Svorne jejich spoluziti utvr
dilo Sc jeste navstevou v Cato
re, kan 81 "a krasneho jarni
no dne vyjeli. Byla nedGle, VI
.dyorci prace .odpocivala a slul
&C hfalo .iako ma pocatku leta
Pohlcd na Metouci strOmy, II;
zclenajici sc mlade oseni, n;
sv6zi koberce LUX Jarmilu roz
jaril. Smalalse celou cestu :
do Catch pTijela V nadsenc na
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01
JEHO DRUHA1 zENA.
= ROMAN -
Napsal Bohumil Zahradnik Brodsky.
ROMAN =

%e@s>es-sse~%%os-sseae@'
"Musi sctfiti, protoze jako
poslanec jich potrebuje."
"K centu?" 1
"Nu k vere.in6nlu vystupova-
nj"
* tomu potrebuje velmi
malo, protoze vsude, kde Sc
objevi, dava Sc hostiti. A ne
davno vypravoval jeden z jeho
spolulobcanl, re kdo neco cd
n6ho zada, musi mu konati
RUNE protisluzby. Jsou to 81
ce malichernosti, kterym nepri
kladam zadne vahy, ale ty
maliGkosti no characteristic.
Prozatim nechci mic vice 0
mem fikati,, vyckam, az jak Sc
We velkych vecech osy9dci. Pri-
nesc-li jeho cinnost nam pro-
speech, budu prvni, ktery mu
poda ruku a pozada no Ia pro-
minuti, re jsem o n6m spatn6
soudil. Ale prinese-li -okresu
ieho jednani skodu, bude .po-
staven k zodpovednosti to
tim vetsi, cim vice je zodpove-
den "a blaho svych volicd."
.~,"Dobre 81 pamat,j, CO jsi 0
tom odrroscni povidal, pripo-
menu ii to potom." povidala
Jarmila Sc zvlastnim durazem.
"Pfipomen, proto Sc ma tebe
horsiti nebudu,'; j." .
"A coz kdyz Sc stane to dru-
he?" ozvala Sc statkalka. -
"Potom budes odprosovati +ty,
to Ease "a v hlave dobre pone-
su."
Gale ano, jen nos, vsak ono
Sc to nestane."
''To je zvlastni, jak na toho
cloveka drzis," potrasla matka
hlavou. "Zrovna jako by to
byl tvuj pribuzny."
cat neni muj prlbuzny, ne
mohu proste s'nesti, re Sc ne
komu bezduvodne ublizuje," "
tvrdila, a Ease il rumenec ma
tvare naskocil.
"Tot' je jake utkvela N.Y.
Slenka I've hlav6. Porad tyr
dis, re OH je nevinen a JIM re
Sc proti nemu dopousteji zle-
no. Kdybych nevedela, re ses
MIN drive nestykala, rekla
bych, ze jste sc spolu domluvi-
H."
"Nepotrebuji sc nikym do
mlouvat.' odpovedela hnevive,
"mohu pfeee miti svuj vlastni
MAJOR a sve mineni. A .ie to o.
sklive, ze mi ami tolik samo.
statnosti nedoprejete.'
Ease sc rozcilovala a Tardon
starostliv, ably mir sotva ma
staly, nebyl znovu porusen, ry-
chile ii wal ia ruku a zadrzel
il, ably snad neodchazela.
"Upokoi Sc. mic w ii nebu-
du V tomhle sm6ru vnucovat
ale ami ty mi nevnucui sve ma
hledy. Cas- mas rozsoudi a do
te dolby bude mezi mani pfi-
meri."
Jarmila sc sice jeste mracila
a vzpirala, ale pc chvili prcce
Sc uklidnila. Statkarka, acko.
liv Sc musila premahati, ably
znovu nevybuchla. take spolk.
la karav;l slova a byla Y duchu
povdecna, &c SC il podafilo a
spon ma tolik roztrzku zazeh,
natl, ze Tardon byl zrejme xii
dny a Jarmila snesiteln6 pri
stupna a vlidna. Posedela je
ste obema, potom vsak j
chytll stesk po domove a rychls
povstavSi, chystala Sc X navra
tu.
cat mas brZy navstivite,'
narizovala obcma. "A at u;
nikdy nic ,ncslysim. Ty, Jarm
10. dbej, a'bys byla hodnou ze
nou a neplct' sc do muzovycl
zalezitosti a ty, Korneli, me
nj rozum a zamhuf nekdy oc
- vidis, re jc TO jeste pudivitl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01

-
'nadsen, ,lp ostezoval 81 Tardono-
Vi, ze sice zene vyhovel, .ze
vsak je prece skoda, re Sc mi
sta vzdaval.
"Sesedlaclm, mic nebudu zna
menat a co 81 pocnu, az sc poll
nj prace udela? Ale to ami mi
odkladu nepoprala,. i v noci
mne probouzela a tax. dlouho
mi domlouvala, az jsem pole
vii. Ia cas- to bude jiste i il
mrzeti.''
"Mylis Sc, Ladislave," tfe-
pala rukou, ted ibudu klidn6
spati. protoze vim, ze muj muz
patti mne a ne lidem. A ze by
ii byla dlouha, chyile, rtoho. Sc
,neboj. Vsak ia te zaprahnu,
budeme premyslet, cin, a jak
zvelebit mas majetek. Budes
stavet pro mas elektrarnu a nez
vsecko k tomu potfebne prostu
dujess a nez vsechno opatfis,
vlasy ii sesedivi.'
ia sc k vam pripojim,' hla-
sill sc Tardon vesele.
"Nezertuji," ohiiazovala Sc
statkaika.a
Ami ja nezertuji. Proc by
chom nemohli miti elektricke
sv6tlo i silu spoleGlpu? Vida.
lcnost neni tax velika, posta.
vine sloupy a jednoho sire
diska budeme cerpati -svetlo
silu."
Vida, sLadinovi .jste Sc sma-
Ii a ted jeste radi jeho napa-
du pouzijete," prohodila Jar.
mila odkladajic klobouk.
"Oho, TO- je mylka, o elek-
trarne u mas hovoi'ilo sc dTiv,
nez Ladina Sc tim napadem
vytasil," tvrdila statkarka.
"Jsem toho svedkem."
"A proc jste tedy meprijali
jeho navrh?" ptaia sc Jarmila
podepirajic 81 boky a iaksi sc
zadostuclnenim sc ma ne diva.
JIG.
"Protoze mas podnik. bude
slouziti, nasemu a ne cizimu
prosp6chu. My 81 jej povede.
me I, my budeme take kontro-
lovat, jaky naklad nan vynalo.
zit a jak 81 vse usporadat. Blu.
deli to pro mas lacine, zustane
!zisk v nasich kapsach, bude-l
Ito ,drahe, nikdo mann nevytkne
ze jsme no pro svu.i prospect
zatahli do veci, jcz sc ncvypla
!ci."
Statkarka mluvila ziv6 a roz
hodne a bylo znati, ze vec W
davno v rhlave prOmyslila.
"Nech toho prozatim, We
runko," zadal muz trochu mr.
zute. "Hoste cekaji ma jidle
! 4 lie ma takove .debaty."
MAS pravdu, vidite, hned
bych byla zapomnela," lekls
sc a chtela odbehnouti. Alt
Jarmila il chytila Ia ruku 6
,, zadrzela.
Ted nenos mic, nemamt
hladu a darmo bychom 81 ob6o
zkazili. Ale tatinek ma pra
vdu, re bude lepe, kdyz o ta
kovych vecech inebudeme no
voriti. Snad bych neco rekl;
a muj pan manzel by Sc Ease
citil urazenym.'
"Mylis Sc, snesu CHI nahled
neni-li provazen vycitkami."
| "Ned6lcj sc tax hodnym. =
, Dostacilo by, abych nekolikra
te vyslovila jmeno Ladina a al
by bylo zle."
"Jako u nas,' usmival st
Kronych. "Moje zena no take
rada nema a nedovedc mi Tici
proc.
j, "Nikdo mu spatnosti neyyt,
ka, vzdycky tvrdim, re je ne
spOIehlivy re neni radnO DOT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-01

31oun
81 !IaPSu a ITsusmoN "
r !u!s a sl.P!Ap 'AuioA z 100
.saA - 4lsaT 'aIu!as, cu aeA
n ,sH - zAP1 IsIsasop suo1
pod slasN .sIs'n . 1er -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
BOY CONFESSES
KILLING FATHER
Re-enact Tragedy in Room
Where Death Occurred

LAMAR. edo. ARA rs. ~ Henry
Rose. 1O.year.old son OF George
Rose. rauoher. who was shot and
KILLED mysterlously IN his home
March 20. today made an alleged
confession 10 tho accidental staying
OF his father after officials ro-enac,.
cd tho tragedy iaAi night before the
boy.
Rose was killed IN tho presence
of his three children while Mrs.
Rose was az a neighher'a house.
According "a the children's story.
an unknown man suddenly opened
tho door Of tho room In which they
were seated with their father. fired
a bulst into Roses heal and fled.
Yesterday investigators took the
three children into tho room where
tho tragedy occurred. A stuffed
sack covered with Roses coat was
placed In a chair and u. o. Smith.
one OF the Investigators Hnt IN a
chair opposite the dummy. Sudden
~ no fired a shot into tho figure.
Henry screamed and. hreBking
down. told tho story OF tho killing.
officers announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
POOR HENRY'S
OUT OF LUCK

Henry s,rom. Sc. OF Harbor ~.
land. looked upon tho whss mule
when u was rcd. Tuesday. And be.
cause 10 did 80. he was taking a va.
cation in tho county jaii wednesday.
Henry's crime was not alone that
OF drinking. lie sadly abused tho
confidence Of tho police. Last sun.
day Henry was arrested and his
still was confiscated. lie was fined
500 and given IS days In Jail. lie
was made a trus,y and allowed 10
sweep the corridors.
Tuesday strom was sent 10 Don,.
more precinct TO do janltor work
without a guard. lie was absent all
day and night. When hs appeared
Wednesday nj the city Jail for
breakfast. no was found to have q
bottle OF liquor in ono sock and a
sabcr-like knifo In tho other boot.
Henry was transferred 20 the
county jail TO serve tho rest Of his
sentence In solitary confinement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
METAL TRADES
ASK INCREASE
Request Wage Boost Of 10
Cents an Hour

A FIAT wREr increase o. 10 cents
an hour. affecting 1000 metal trade
workers IN Seattle and vicinity. was
submitted on Monday. April "a. TO
all contractors who employ metal
workers. according 20 T.. X. Cooper.
secretary OF the Metal Trades coun.
ell OF Seattle.
The Increased scale Is 20 take 81.
fec, on Monday. according TO ths
plan OF the trade council,
Thus FAR wo have me, with no
opposition from tho ecntmciors g
Cooper said Wednesday. I'VE will
not know until Saturday whether
or not tho increases viii he granted.
but ws arr eonfid,n, that tho con,
tractors win acceds to our do.
mandA"
In case IN. scale II no, agreed
upon 1; viii DO necessary 20 call
a conference OF employers and union
officials 10 iron out tho difficulties.
Il was said.
Tho increase would mean from 50
cents 10 81 n day wage boost FOR
all men employed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
FARMER HERE
is SUICIDE

While his wifi. was working In
the garden. Richard Brown. 50. re.
tired farmer, killed himself wednes.
day morning in his home. s+0a
Fourth ave. n. w, by shooting him.
self thru the head.
Brown had snapped the trigger
of his revolver three times. the
weapon firing on tho fourth at.
tempt, sending a bullet thru his
head. The missile lodged In the
wall. Ho had been In iiI.health,
suffering from nervous prostratlon
over a year. and had frequently
threatened to kill himself. tho cor.
oner was told.
Brown owned considerable prop
erty on Mercer island and in Seat.
TIE. He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Brown.
The body was taken to Rafferty's
Undertaking parlor at Fremont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
Protest Swinging
Everett Highway

In a resolution signed by oil i'm.
provemsnt clubs north Of tho Lake
Washington canal, Gov. Louis r.
Hart Is asked to use his infeunco
TO bring tho proposed highway from
Everett 70 the brick pavement on
tho King county line. and protest.
Ing against swinging the road from
Alderwood Manor over to tho Vic.
tory highwny.
The clubs signing this resolution
were: West Green Lake Improve.
mcnt club; Fourteenth Avenue
Northwest Improvement club. Whit.
tier Heights Improvement club.
North Trunk Highway Boosters
club. North End Improvement club,
Ballard Commercial club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
CHOIR IS TO
GIVE CONCERT

Tho choir OF tho Ballard preaby.
terrain church. Rev. Honor l. VII.
holm. pastor. corner i7th ave. ~.
w. and Market at. viii present l,s
fourth musical program and concert
sunday evening. April ~. at p. IA.
There viii be community singing
under tho leadership OF Mr. Jack"
Davies. director. assisted by Mrs.
Gertrud. z. Brandon. organis,. and
Afr. Russell Hegdahl. yiolInisi. A.
the III a. m. service the choir viii
render the anthem. song OF
Thanks giving" Subject OF sermon.
"Dispoaing OF Jesus"
The program viii be as follows;
rreggde AnEsisf Aersnsds" Bragg
Mrs Gertrude Y HrAnfaa
Hymn Ne, s,-''in the Cross Of chris;
1 GLORY. .ithanAr Gonksy
Congregation
Authenticity 10 tks Lara. ..........
Aft Roger L. Wiley and Choir
nariiars Hoio.-''forJ God OF Abraham
Cfrona "Eiiiah'1 800. -, .Assdelssohn
Air. Patrick Murphy
Mrs. ". iIsE. sooempsriss
Anthsm--'Ch Christian. the Morn breaks
...............4. ..SSestiy Shelley
Mrs. Dorothy Hsllksr HsvsEr and Choir
Hymn No. is--"Joy TO the World The
Lord Ia Come" ....t......... Handel
Congregation
Addrs.s--''Nuslc OF the Stones
Rsv Honor l. Wilhelm. pastor
offsrtory Melody" s....... Enbsns,-ln
AIRS Gertrude q Brandon
Violin Romance. ...... .svsndson
Mr.. Russell HeEdAhi
Tenor Roio--"open the Oates Of the
Temps" ....s.s..s.......... Adams
hr Roger l.. Wiley
Anthsm--'liark. Hark. Ny Soul" ahellsy
Miss Irma sigior. Miss GLADYS
MouEin and choir
Hymn No. 2ss--''in the Sweet Hy-and-
By"........t+st....J Joseph p. Webster
Congregation
Postiuds --"Nafchs PontircAia" .Gounod
Mrs. Gertrude z, Brandon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
SUSPECT HELD
BANK SLAYER!
Belllngham Prisoner Identl-
fled as Gang Leader

Identified as the leader OF bandit
gang tina, on May rs. 1894. sho,
down Detective Il. W. Lamb. OF
Springfield. Mo. and robbed a hank
eashler of $4,000. Albsr, l. Holly.
wood. alias c. c. Thompson. was
under arres, In BellInghsm wednes.
day. with three other mcn Frank
De Pauio. John Howell and Frank
Eossi. alleged meuDcrs'or the gang.
The men were arrested By I'm.
migration officials near sumas las.
Friday as they were attempting 10
cross the international boundary IN
an auto loaded with electric drills
and other safe cracking appliances,
according TO word received by Seat
tie police. Several guns were found
concealed IN the car also, IL Is al
legged.
Turned over 10 tho sheriff AZ
Bellinghnm. the quartet was lehsnti.
fled by prison photos as men want.
ed in sprinEfIeld for the hank rob
berry and the shooting OF IN. OF.
ficer. who was fatally wounded
while escorting tho cashier with ths
money from ono hank to another.
Hollywood. or Thompson. denied
being Implicated in the affair.
Finger prints. however. identified
him as being the man wanted. The
records OF tho four surr Gets show
that they have served sentences IN
prison for robbery. and have been
frequently arrested IN coast cities.
Seattle detectives had for the pas,
week been hot upon the trail OF tho
four alleged gangstsrs as they wcro
known to be IN the city They eH
capped arrest here by harrow mar.
gin and fled 10 tho Canadian border
In an auto. An exchange OF telo.
grams between Beliingham and
Springfield. Mo-. officials was expect.
"a Wednesday to lead to early ex.
tradition OF the men to tho latter
city for prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
Liquor Raids Net
Much Moonshine

Four dry squad raids by tho police
Tuesday night led to the arrest OF
four men and the seizure OF large
quantities OF moonshinc and com.
plcte stu. w. L. Clay, 6s Vine st..
owned the distillery. the police al.
loge, as we'll rs 500 gallons Of mash.
Bill Jones. 81. painter. had all tho
paraphernalia for erecting still.
as well as one quart OF moonshlne.
He was arrested at 1904 Stewart 81.
Carl Swanson. 30, janitor, was
held when the police raldcd n house
at 42s Eastlake ave. and seized
moonshlne. water and coloring fluid
for Transporting moonshine into
bonded liquor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
YEGGS DRILL
STEEL SAFE

Smashing the combination. burg.
lars early Wednesday broke open n
steel safe In the office OF the Nov.
city Ornamental Iron and Wire
Works. 1921 Dearborn ST.. by drill
Ing tho tumblers with an electric
drill.
The yeggs then found two small
savings banks. which rewarded their
efforts with less than $40 In small
change. The robbery was dlscov.
cred few minutes later and nm in.
vestigation WIS made by Detectives
Frank DuCett and Lee Gordon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
WOMAN HELD:
GOODS SEIZED

When deputy sherlffs found sew.
eral hundred dollars worth Of silks.
laces. dresses and women's apparel
In the home OF Mrs. Vivian Bart.
1921 Sixth ave, late Tuesday. they
placed her under arrest.
Mrs. Bart Is being held in the
county Jail. pending developments in
clearing up the robbery OF a store
at Naches, near Yakima, when a
large quantity Of merchandise was
obtained. about ten days ago. The
safe of tho store was blown.
Mrs. Bart's husband and three
others are being held in the county
Jail at Yakima. charged with the
robbery. Other arrests are expected
in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
Here and There

Thomas A. Hanna. veteran Niiehi.
gan publisher. dies IN PASADENA
A city traffic count. to determine
the number OF pedestrians passing
certain points. was 10 DO taken Wed.
neHday.
William J. PIKE. American consul
a, StrasbourE. France. IN dead. ac-
eording 10 cable from Paris.
Police seized adolescsnt beer AZ los
Eighth ave. 3. aud put q. w. Wolfe
ia jail
". l. Benjamin. manager o. the
Fred Harvey res,auran, system. disa
la Kansas City.
Struck By an auto driven by Y. y.
Linnckohl. 1895 Hafbor ave-. s. W..
Mira LILLIAN Bragg. a.. was severely
bruised Tuesday.
John Mccormack scores big success
bafogc Berlin audience.
Rev. II. w. Bliss. president Of the
White Cross here. lsaves for confer
eaes In Warrington. D. {.
General Electric Co. plans 100000
radio broadeastlng slaiion at Oak
land. Cal.
Famous Won Zimmerman mansion
AZ Pasadena offered 10 vets foF hos-
pltai BY alien land custodian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
Three Insurgents
Executed by Irish

DUBLIN, April 25.--The three in.
surgents who battled Free State
forces for three days In cave above
the sea In the North OF Kerry, we're
executed at Tralee today.
They we're Richafd Hathaway,
James McEnery and John Greaney.
Hathaway is said to have deserted
70 the insurgents from the old Brit.
ish force OF Black and Tans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
Make arrangements for
Big Pageant Production
Ipect Montgomery Lynch Will Direct
Americans" in Stadium

tho tho effect Of the whole. Il 4
declared now. VIII bo even more
spectacular and stupondous. The
"Americanus. which Professor I'd
mond 5, Moany, OF the university
history department, and Montgom
cry Lynch have been collaborating
during tho winter. deals with the
History OF America. beginning with
IA scene depicting Washington and
his men nj Valley Forge. ana clos
Ing with the grand finale parade
about tho oval ana stage rcprescn'
ailve OF modern American indus
trial aavnngDt..pf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
Expect
nY WANnN N0N KErrLER

The first definite action In regard
TO tho pageantplay. "Amerieanus,"
Go be presented July % 60 IS in the
University OF Washington stadium
was taken Tuesday noon when a
meeting OF tho guaantors was held
az Pig'n whistle, A committee OF 10
men. chosen from among those who
have assisted In accumulating the
$4,000 guarantee fund. were asked
10 serve on the executive committee
MEIS>EST WILL
MANAGE SHOW
That committee now stands: Vic
tor IL. Elfenaahl. chairman; tho
Rev. ]. Ralph Ahgee aud w. l.,
Rhodes. ylco.ohairmen; c. A. PIN
brick. treasurer; II. II. MacMichael.
n, l.. SweEea. Stuart q. Thompson,
Loren Grimstead. n, 81. Dyer and
+, W. Strang. Darwin Mcisnest
graduate manager of the Associated
Students OF tho University OF wash,
lngton. was asked 20 serve a. bust
ness manager Tor tho production. II
Is expected that Montgomery Lynch
director OF Tho wRyfarcr." viii DO
invited 20 sign this years directors
contract within very few days.
Like The wayfarer OF 1891 and
'es fame. the "Amerieanus" calls for
10000 people I'm the cast and chorus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
Total Cost of Dress Pattern
Bacon 4lc Lib.

Jilg's Sugar Cured Bacon.
nice and lean: sold by the
piece only; dc 10.
Boneless Cottage Butts, with
oil tho surplus fat trimmed
off; 29c ID.
Freshly churned Creamery
Butter. our Jersey brand.
acc lb.
Ehmann's Ripe Olives. nice
and meaty. 1Sc pit.
Fancy Eastern Cheese, fun
cream, 2Uc ID.
ppcr Main Floor The Bon Marc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-25
Father-in-Law of
Coolidge Is Dead

BURLINGTON. VI, April 25.-
Andrew I. Goodhue. father.in.Iaw Of
Vice President Coolidge. died here
today.