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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BALL GAME
STARTS ON PAGE 1

to tho box 20 pitch TO them. Nc
"mw had AN bis pitchers batting
with Tho regulars us he couldnT
SPARE any ~ them waste hs
arm working out the hItters
Nehr Ryan. bentley. Watson.
Barnes ana lonn0rd all took IA turn
with the bat and IL seemed apparent
That McGmw had learned tho value
OF being prepared ln tho last two
gamcs.
II was reported thar the four
umPircs, with nhy Evans as
spokesman. appeared before Iudrc
landis and asked that they be given
more than The $4,000 each that had
been decided was their share OF the
receipts.
They pointed out that the million
dollar gate entitled thom 10 more
money lands, Il wus Understood.
turned them down.
Tho umpircs confirmed tho re.
port
in 1891 ana 1899 a sum equal 10
q winning players and losing play.
cra share WAS pooled and split four
WAYS between the umpircs." one Of
tho arhitcm said when he learn.
cd that the rule had been changed
70 givo each umpire fiat sum
OK $4,000 we asked Commissioner
Lands u he could not pas tho same
way the umplrcs were naid last
year and DC was emphatic IN saying
he could not"
Tho fiat $4,000 Is $500 less than
the pay they would have gotten
under the former plan.
while the Giants were having
field practice. Nick Altrock and
schacht pulled their best stunt OF
the series when they put ON "a
polo game In center field They
wore trick horses hanging from
their hips and they swung nasty
maliet.
II became LEFT handed pitching
duel when Herb Pcnnock and Art
Neht were announced as the pitch.
ers.
Play started az i59.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
-FOUR ARRESTED
IN ROADHOUSE
Raid at Boulevard Park Inn
Also Nets Liquor

-Four men were arrested on llquor
charges when deputy rherffs mldgd
the boulevard Park Inn, q roadh0uBe
on the DCa Moinca highway early
Sunday morning =. MenFala.
George Harrison and Clarence H..
Brown had bottlva OF liquor in their
possession Walter conner was
charged with being drunk and dls.
orderly
u GrIndeman. 10, was arrested
In "A north end ruadhouse and when
taken 10 the county iail was recog.
nizcd us a youth who faces q grand
larceny charge az q result Of al
legged lhcfB OF automobile parts a
yeai ago. He attempted 10 escape
after the handouts had been put on
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
z DEAD IN Los
ANGELES BLAZE
Property D a m age Over
Weekend Is Millions

LOS ANGELES. oct. 10 The
week end total from fire dcr,rucs
ton ia ti000.0O0. according 60 an
unofficial estimate today by the
fire prevention bureau ~ connu.
sratonH IN the city ana county
which cost the lives OF two. be-.
sides the Injury u 90.
Starting Saturday. "A forest fire ~
the NerduRo roud section killed
two persons and threatened tho
destruction Of seven suburban
towns
When fire fighting forces con-
uollcd The blaze which extended
over s6-hour period. fire broke
out Ia tho Gonnhl Lumber COM
pany yard IN the Vernon district
The flames were soon beyond con
troll and all effort was then con.
fined 10 preventing their spread.
This wGn unsuccessful. as three
adjacent concerns were destroyed.
They we're She wohlmnn Mnnumc.
turing company: the Pacific Coast
Glass works and the Caiario Broth
ors Planning Min shed. The lumber
yard fire alone resulted In a 81.
100000 loss.
The tragedy u the forest fire
was enacted when Joseph McGahnn
and Clarence Edwards were trap
ped IN rayinc.
other fires reported were the
burning OF the Palo Verde ranch
property Mt Los Angeles hurbor.
where 10000 acres were burned
over with IA property loss or 500
600; the bernstein No. 3 Oh wen
az Signal iliil. Long Beach. loss
$4,000. n brush fire in Los Flores
canyon, north ~ Santa Monica.
which devastated 1900 acres. burn.
ed three homes aud cause loas
Of $4,000 as well as the destruction
OF several private homes In the
city with an aggregate loss OF
10000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
STARTS
9Th CONVENTION
Veterans Assemble in San
Francisco Meeting

SAN FRANCISCO. oct is.-rho
American Legion national conycn.
uon opened ut 1919 "a m. here 20.
day, Tor "a weeks session.
Addresses hy Mayor James Roiph.
lrr of san Francisco, and Governor
Friend w NJ Richardson, OF Cali
fornia, welcomed the s,lesutss.
Secretary or labor James J Davis
was the chief speaker % the morn.
ing session
With 600 delegates FILLING the PIN
OF the civic auditorium. thousands
OF visiting legionaircs masscd in the
galleries and Htili more eager
Thousands Milling the streets out
side. National Commander Alvin
pwsley responded 90 addresses ~
welcome hy California and san
Francisco officials and flashed tho
spark OF action thru the charged
atmosphere that fills every legion
convention halL
From plans revealed prior 10 the
opening ~ tho convention. the firth
annual cnnClayc promises 10 be- one
Of the most explosive ever held By
the cN-Hrryico organization.
Hospit8lllation of dtrnbled yeter-
ana Immigration. compensation.
Limitation of aircraft by information
al agreement The relation OF the
rchahllit8tcd veteran 10 organized
labor. prohibition an these topics
are expected 90 be- brought before
the convention by resolution.
The great legion uarade. remlu,a.
cent OF departure Of many unit
and division from is native envi-
ronmcnt. will pass down Market
street tomorrow Each night vlll
see smokers. dances and an sorts
u high links mrrrily ia foil swing
Athletics. both outdoor and in
door. viii be big drawing card
Tor weary delegates and visitors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
Roadhouse Done an
Injustice, He Saws

T. G. Kaufman. proprietor Of
Alder Beach Manor Des Molnes.
objects 10 having hts place clamcd
with tho roadhouses. principally on
the Everett road. which have been
running wide open.
we have dancing Just one night
"A week" said knufm today.
That IN Saturday and we close al
a. m other nights we close Al
10 O'Clock on purpose 10 eliminate
drinking parties We have not at
any time tolerated the Eort Of con.
duet which has brought the county
roadhouses IN general into dlsfnvor:
Tor that reason we especially object
20 being cinssed with them In the
public mind"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
POSSES FAIL TO
CATCH BANDITS
MurdererS OF Four Trainmen
Make Good Escape

ASHLAND, uuc.. Oct l5.-Thc
train OF The southern Pacific mur
arr bandits grew cold to-day
With night rains. making further
use " bloodhounds impossible an.
thoritlcs admitted the belief that the
siaycrs % four tmlnmcu during "a
holdup Thursday had escaped from
the Siskiyuus and fled. direction un.
known.
The warmest clue possessed today
was contained Ia the statement of
speeial Ascent Dan O'Conncn, head.
ing tho search. that he has learned
the plsce the bandits stole the dyna.
mite used In the crime
Special Agent Frank EamercE is
en- route 20 Berkeley. Cal. today.
with a pair OF overans found near
the entrance 90 the tunnel whore
the holdup occurred. the pistol ono
OF the men dropped and the battery
used 20 set OF tho dynamite blast,
These win BE- turned over 90 Pro
fe.sor Heinrich, noted crimlnologlst
and scientist at the University Of
California. who viii attempt 90 gain
additional clues from them,
Search Is sim on Tor A. A. Hodges.
rx.convict. seen IN the vicinity 81
the crime previous to the fatal day
Allan Hodge, arrested saturday In
Coyuuc WAS not the man sought
and has no connection with the
crime. authorities said
Forty officers, special agents and
deputy sherlffs are working contin.
ually on the case, Special Agent
O'Connell said.
lie announced definitely that the
deserted cabin on the ridge hack OF
Siskiyou. located Friday. Ia the place
where the bandits boiled the dypa.
mite and prepared the soup" with
which they blew into atoms tho mall
car and Clerk r. r. Daugherty.
From there. the trail. as revealed
hy the hloodhounds. led 20 tho Pa.
clfic highway. on tho north end of
the tunnel RiEht up 90 tho pave.
men, the dogs traced the murdercrs
and there all trails ended. There the
officers believe. the slaycrs entered
machine, and In II they disap.
pcared so FAR most completely.
Ashland mourned Sunday and
there was a sadness ovcrhangtng the
town as the funeral OF Elvin naugh.
er,y. slain mall clerk. was held here
The remains were sent 20 Oakland.
Cal where they viii bc eremated
and sent to Rene. New. the voting
mans former home. for final inter.
msnt
Bodies Of the other victims have
been removed to their homes. that
o. c. o. johnson. brakeman. 20 Med.
ford. Orc. and those OF Engineer Sid.
ney Bates and Fireman Martin seag
20 Dunsmuir. Cal.
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GERMAN STORES
ARE PLUNDERED
Police Guards Increased TO
Dispense Unemployed
by CARL u. GRoAr

United FTeaa starr COrTcFpondrnt
BERLIN. Oct IS Unemployed
stormed the public markets OF Lelp.
zig this morning and marched In
great crowds thruout the city. break
lax into stores wherever they could
get past the cordons Of police.
Many stores have boitcd and
barred their doors In an attempt 10
protect their dwindllng supplies from
tho pllndcrcrs
All available police have been
called out TO dispense the crowds by
splitting them up into small groups
20 they can be more easily handled
and prevented from engaging IN fatal
clashes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
CLERK OF DRUG
STORE ROBBED
Forced to Lie on Floor as
Pair Rifle Register

While crowds OF thcaterEoers pass.
ed heedlessly b. the entrance. two
bandits entered the Pioneer Drug
store. s27 First ave. sunday night
and. at the point Of pistol. took
$3.50 from William catlett, a clerk.
and escaped.
catiett was forced 70 lie face
downward on the floor while the
bandits robbed the cash register.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15

srANwooD. oct. is Harry
Koch. "a. was seriously wounded
here late Sunday when 10 was nccl
dcntany shot BY bis own gun The
youth started to crawl thru a baybed
wire fence. when the gun discharge.
sending a load Of aho; into his body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15

W. A. Gaines OF the board OF com
mlssioners took no action on the let
ter from Douglas Monday, but direct
ed an inquiry 20 Engineer Beeman
TO furnish information on the other
roads mentioned in Beeman's letter
TO Douglas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
Will Hold Inquest
on Death in Jail

Coroner ". n. corson will slt at
AN inquest Tuesday morning TO dc.
termine the cause OF death OF J. n.
Miner In the city hospital Tuesday
night following discovery OF a frac.
tured skull Miner was arrested for
drunkenness and taken TO the city
jan, where his Injuries were later
discovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ROADS
STARTS ON PAGE 1

built or whlcn are under process Of
construction without authorization
Of The board and the engineers cost
estimates follow:
Frank Toratco road. Enumclaw.
estimated cost. $500.
iven W. Kenney ro1d Allentown,
5000.
p L. Robbins road, Rlyerton. ST..
COO
Adolph GoldHmith road, Des
Moinea $1,000
Reith road. south OF Des Moinos,
1000.
g. D. Kinne road, soos creek.
$4,000.
The roads have all been practically
completed and the money spent, ac,
eording 10 Beemnn. Some Of the
money has been paid out 10 work.
men, while there are number Of
claims that atill are unpaid.
According 20 Douglas there rs no
penalty provided In the law for such
misuse OF county funds. but the
board Of county commissioners has
power 10 ftop such construction.
D0uglas declared II Is also within
The boards jurisdiction TO refuse 70
pay the bills.
civil action 10 prohibit the expendi.
ture Of county money TO pay for such
unauthorized expenditures Is open,
Dougns said. and II Is reported such
action II being contemplated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
R,rr1A BELTS

Woven affa belts, in crude, bril-.
liant coloru arc worn win tho one.
piece sorEos and reps that arc seen
every where now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15

YAKIMA, oct IS Accidentally
thot by his own gun when he
stumbled aa be was passing thru
the gate Of his home on "a hunting
trip. Daniel y. Jones. GO. died al
most instantly yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
BFFNNN TELLS
OF MYSTERY ROAD

Some Of the roads have practically
no excuse for being constructed. ac-
eording 70 Beem8u The Reith road.
which IL located north Of Des Moincs.
h 40.foot road that runs three.
quarters Of mile into a dense vii.
derness and ends NJ the brink Of
deep, wooded Rulls According 10
Beeman this road Is a mystery"
road.
NO one knows why II was built"
he mid There are no families liy-
ing near II and II does not serve
"a community. Two families can use
the road. but they have other roads
accessible. fully aa convenient"
Commissioners Tom Dobson and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
WILL
II BE ON RADIO

Inc program Of EDZE, for Mon.
S1ny. at $40 p. m. win be given by
Ruth Yanover. Lilly May Davis. Mrs.
Helen Goodman Hanoi. piano pupils
Of Mrs. A. r. Venino; Tom Andrew
baritone; IRA Koplka. yiolinist. pupil
OF Francis J. Armstrong.
"Guitarre" ....,......... MnsIkovski
''Bsrcarolle" .,.,.. Cyrodzki
Ruth Hanover
FarrVell 20 Cuicuiiain"--Oid Irish
ar arranged By ....,.... sErclaisr
Falso Blustte" ......s..... Drigo- Amer
Miss Kopika.
gupu -hJe ss..s.+ rss..ssss44s4ss TnHti
"Bmils Again Welsh Air .........
Tom Andrew.
Pas dss Cymbals' two pianos) ...
.ssss. .s.s...sss-t.s.s. Ehaminhdo
Mrs. Hanoi and Mrs. venino.
The Old visnnoss Melody
echerzo' .s,.......,........Va Van 0ocns
, Miss Kopika.
osEuldlllh ...s...srs+....ss+. AlbenlZ
Lilly May Davis
She Wore Wreath OF Roses go.
,,., .'.s-''4' .s'..ss.s.sss'.J u. knight
dullo' s..s........ss.s.4... Crimp
Tom Andrew.
Rapid Fire" two pianos -Duvsrnoy
Ruth Yauoysr and Mrs. Venlno.
Axs. Hanoi and Frances Williams
Accompanies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
WINTER GARDEN

The Ragged Heirssa.- attractive
~ titled picture produced By VIII.
lam Fox. u now showing AZ the
Winter Garden thca,sr. The star
10 Shirley Mason--who needs no
introduction 10 our thcaferg going
public. She IA ono Of the most pop
uiar film Actresses seen on the local
screen. Her dainuneas. vivacity.
power Of pathos are always irro.
sistible. In The Ragged Heircss"
shs IA said TO have a character OF
the sort in the portrayal OF which
she In most skillfui.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
Palace Hip
Feat HreS
BigCOnaedy

Because zach number IL distne-
tive and entertaining. Il n difficult,
to pick a headiiner on tho new Pal
aes Hip vaudeville bill. which In
playing In conjunction with Doris
Mays screen vehicle Up and at
En-"
Tips and Taps 10 the unique
billing OF two boys and a pretty.
vlvacious sir In dance revue
They aro clever and yenatila. their
talents ranging from all forms OF
dancing 20 pleasing songs and piano
music.
Buriesauins "A Village Choir
Practice" tho Washington Trio pro
vide effective comedy as another
feature attraction. Blessed with
harmoniEing voices and the knaek
Of fun.making. they arc called back
repeatedly by the audiences applause
Something new In tho Juggling
limo u served by McNaliy. The
Boy with the Hats" Frank and
oracia De Mont ara comedians OF
the eccentric type whose vehicle con.
tains new lines and dance steps
Pantomims acrohats might be tho
description given Tho Unexpected.
as presented by Jack Bahsett and
Gwen Bailey. a strong and wiry oou.
pls who work mostly on tables and
chairs.
Doris May reaches new heights
Of comedy AZ a flapper detective IN
up and At En-" her latest v. II.
%. production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
COLONIAL.

Foolish Wives" said 10 be the
costiiest film ever produced. IN now
having popular HhowinFs AZ the Co
lonlai theater. Erich Won Stroheim.
the man you'il love 10 hate." In tho
star OF this big production. and IN
said TO play the strongest role Of his
career In Foolish wives" Won
stroheim IL aiso the author and pro
Queer OF the big picfure.
Many famed screen characters are
In tho supporting cast. Rudolph
Christians. Miss Du Pont. Maude
George. Mae Busch, Dale Fuller and
Louis X. Webb are the principles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

know that Pauline Frederick and her
husband had separated--in fact
don't know II now. and It's probably
not true In the least the way you
mean It. Lots Of people are separat.
ed for professional reasons, but when
their work Is finished they are reunit.
ed. happier than ever.
Mrs. u. II. Y.--Robert Frazer Is S
feet, Q inches In height. He Is at
present appearing as the leading man
In "As Man Thinks" by Bob Dex-
ter.
Carlotta--You net I like candy
The best ever Is the crinkly Xmas
candy. all pink and red and striped.
Is that the kind you are going to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

COLtMHIA
Eileen Percy made her very best
production In The F1irt." the cine
ma attraction now at tho Columbia
theater. Miss Percy IL ono OF film.
coming n big favorite. shc fits well
into tho role which rhe plays In The
F1irt." tho title role. and with an ex.
ceilsntiy selected supporting cast the
picture In heraided ms one OF the biz
successes OF tho year.
Helen Jerome Eddy. George Mich.
ola Lydia Knott and Buddic Mensin.
ser aro playing principal parts.
COLISEUM
From wealth and high social sta
ton 10 poverty and ridlcuio. Is only
one OF tho many humiiia,ing siiua.
lions for Thomas Meighan In Back
Homo and Broke" which n the
big attraction at tho Coliseum the.
atsr now. Finding only liabilities
when he expected 10 get n fortune.
he drops In popular estimation with
q sickeninK crash. He goes away
10 mako good and when he returns
very inanspiciously. he IN tho rub
joct Of more ridicule than ever. IL
is well worth while 10 ace how he
extrfoases himself from tho disagree
able situation Alfred Green direct
ID and Lila Lee u the leading
woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
FIRE DEPT HEADS
SEE SPECIAL SHOW

The heads of the Seattle fire de-
partment. led by Fire Chief q. NJ.
Mantor, attended as pecial showing
OF 'The Third Alarm" one of tho
big. outstanding photogramatio SEN
sations of the year. at tho Blue
Mouse theater. Saturday night. Tho
Third Alarm" has been dedicated for
It's local showings TO Chief Mantor
and his 600 and some odd men OF the
fire department. the chief. his bat
talon chiefs and their families. were
unanimous in their praises OF this
attraction. that was produced. direct.
cd and acted by tho same people who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

Conducted IN cooperation totfh As
sociated First National PictureS
wes.--Yes, I think you are right
about strongheart. As far as know,
he is the only dog who has ever at
tanned stardom on tho screen. He
has lust scored another success IN
Drawn of tho North" The title OF
his forthcoming picture has not yet
been announced. Mr.. Laurence Trim
bic Is the trainer of Suongheart and
the director of both OF his pictures.
II. r. W.--Marshall Neilan direct.
cd and also played one Of the impor-
tant roles In Daddy Long Legs"
starring Mary Pickford. Wesley
Barry also is featured in this pic
ture. 1t Is being reissued at the pres
emit time, so that even IL you missed
It before. you viii have an opportu.
nifty to sec II now.
Olly.--Goodness knows what n lot
OF gossip you do hear. I did not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

One of the many interesting feat
urca of Guy Bates Posts second film
vehicle. omar the Teniinaker." a
First National attraction now at the
Strand ,heater. II tho fact that II
shows the univcrnallty OF the human
heart and It's emotions. Most films
depicting life in the East give us an
untrue idea Of manners and customs
there. omar tho Tenmaker'' proves
that oricntais are human. too. and
tells a story with a universal appeal.
Patsy Ruth Miller and Virginia
Brown Fairc are the principals OF
the supporting cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

The sparkling personality OF Doris
May dominates her latest comedy
vehicle distribution by tho Film
Booking offices OF America. former
~ Robertson Cole. and now being
shown az the Palace Hip. II r. called
up and ut EN- and. as tho title
implies. the action Is swift and the
fun fast and furious. A fine cast.
embracing such wellknown players
as Otis Harlan. Iialla Cooley. ciar.
lsso sclwynne and others. supports
Miss May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

PRINCESS
Good Men and True" the big
Western film starring Harry Carey.
is the cinema attraction at tho
Princess now. The story was writ.
ten by Eugene Manlove Rhodes and
adapted for tho screen by George
Edwards Hall. who followed the
original narrative closely In making
tho continuity.
Tho supporting cast includes
Tully Marshall. VIOLA Vale. Charles
lie Moyne and several others OF
lesser note.
OLYMPIC
Florence Reed In AT Bay" n
powerful drama OF society, love and
politics. IL the photoplay attraction
now showing nj the olympic tho
alter. The film In adapted from
the stage play by George Scar.
borough and is directed by George
Fitzmaurice.
A. competent cast, Including Frank
Sheridan. Charles waldron. Lyster
Chambers and De witt Jennings,
supports Miss Reed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

Olly.-Goodness knows what n lot
OF gossip you do hear. did not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

Here is little "Lady RAT
Hes," the rife Of the famous
cracksman. She does all
kinds of tricks and can open
am safe aOhile blindfolded.
With her husband she toiH dp-
pear ne1t meek ut the Palace
Hip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

send me? I like candy canes. too. x
they are cinnamon. Tom Mixis ~,
est picture is Arabia"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

made its companion picture, I'm the
Name of the Law" which appeared
at the Blue Mouse theater last Sep
TENDER. The Third Alarm" will
come TO the Blue Mouse theater in
the near future