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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
Wire Tappers Get
Thousands on Race

SAN FRANCISCO. April T. Book
makers in san Francisco were csii
mated today % b out a sum sonr.
where between SO 900 and ti2s 900
a. n result u operations OF wire tap
pers
Il was declared that the wire from
Tijuana race track 90 San Francisco
was cut nj some unknown point sun.
day aud false winners. on which con.
federates o. the wire tapping sang
had bet heavily. were flashed.
Large sums woro paid out here on
these Incorrect results. the bookmsk.
ers learning a few hours too late
what happened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
Man Is Killed in
Moonshine Battle

BOWLING GREEN. Ky. April I.
Following a raid on stiii 30
miles east OF here. Forest Carroll.
50. was killed and Ray Pridsy. ..
probably fatally injured IN a sun
hattie late last night. with Sheriff
Noah Reed and a deputy.
Earl Carroll rs. son OF the dead
man. WA arrested and Il being
held on a charge Of operating a
still.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07

WASHINGTON. Anul - The
late Jake Hamon spent Stoo-ooo
'for republican victory" IN the
ciccttn OF President lisrains. , n.
Preach. OF Oklahoma city, Okla
friend % Hamon. told the senate Oh
committee today
when Jake came hack from the
1850 convention asked him II DO
was roius 20 set Ia the cabinet.
Preach said "Ho told me that he
would not. hut no said. however,
that ho had spent too much money
about 5000 FOR rcpubiican
victory"
French said be know nothing Of
reports that Hamon swung money
and votes 20 the late Mr., Harding
al the convention IN return for a
promise uf the sccrciarys % In
terror
Wilbur ". Marsh. treasurer q
The democratic national committee.
was the frat witness called when
the session opened Marsh resigned
January i5 this year. Marsh said
he could not remember the amounts
contributed hy r l.. poheny % the
party fund but he said tho records
arc accessible AZ national headquaf
tiers here.
". l. kistler. president Of the
Producers and Rcfiners' corpoa.
ton OF Tulsa. Okla. was tho second
witness. Ills testimony failed 70
develop any facts concerning the
reported attempt % oil men 90 put
over a "complaccnt" secretary Of
the interior az the last republican
national convention about which he
WIS questioned.
The case rcvolvcd around alleged
procurement hy the Miller brothers
Of 10000 acrcs Of Indian land
valued az $500. 900 thru fraudulent,
means.
Walsh then put French on tho
stand and asked n Hamon had ever
told him how much money no had
spent AZ tho Chrago convention.
French said that Hamon told him
that he had given $4,000 $50 that
Mr.. Hardlng'u hotel bill could 30
paid
who ana he pay tina, money to-"
Walsh asked.
"Bnl Miller. former attorney Gen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07

NAaNN ~ NaeHNaIA
DELIEyiN0 that her iB.ycarold
ID daughter Mabel. was abducted
AIRS D. n wyiie. ASA interlake
ave. Monday appealed 70 The star
10 aid police in locating the girl.
who disappeared Saturday afternoon
while supposedly en- route 10 the
home 81 girl chum
Mabel wylls. tail for her aEc. A..
iraeiive. with dark brown bohboi
hair and brown eyes. II a sophomore
IN the Lincoln high school saiur'
day afternoon she left her home.
saying that she was going 20 visit a
chum.
Mrs wylle denied that her daugh.
ter may have disappeared voluntarily
or that she had been IN any trouble
which might cause her 90 run away
Il feel that someone picked her
up and has her now the mother
said in tears. ~sho was a good girl
I can't think where she can be-f'm
afraid TO-"
Mabel was dressed IN a gray polo
coat and gray sports costume with
light hat shc wore black. low
shoes and black stocking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
King Forbids His
Heir on Horseback

LONDON April THE Neaa of
tbs World says that a. result q
"a SERIOUS taik7 sith hia father
King George. the Prince n wales
has promised 10 FiFe 90 dangerous
ateepls chasing 10 TIE future and
conhns Bis riding 20 isss dangerous
events
The Newspaper Odds that che
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07

nriaN pss being sought ttusuf
Northern California today
The Einu nthrG Pred Hamiin.
found bic daughters body late Sun.
day erumpled up ar q spot 100 yards
down the mountain side from TIE
Keurett Mammoth mine highway
The SRI had gone to gennoit sat
urday 20 pay a AN for tie Ffocrner
used 10 the little household n her
srlf and her faihs=. transacted her
business aud started hack Dor the
Mammoth mine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
Il MEN ESCAPE
ARMY PRISON
Three Recaptured and Nine
Others Are Hunted

SAN FRANCISCO. April -
Search for nine prisoners who sawed
the bars in the military prison al the
Preside OF San Francisco some time
last night and escaped. was being
prosecuted today hy military police
and san Francisco officers.
Twelve prisoners escaped. three
having been captured during the
night.
sixty.five prisoners In tho guard.
house could have followed their
companions to freedom. but did moi.
Those remaining behind. however.
denied all knowledge OF how tho bars
had been sawed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
TWO BURS TO DEATH

EAST N LOUIS NJ Aprl T.
Two men ueIs burned 20 Death a7s
another critically injured suaa
~ the Lubrts Refining Co. C1hs.
ka, rir miIss south q here when a.
dsulatiou tank caught Gre an.
blew up Caurs q re explosion !.
Undetermined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
Milk Company to
Present Program

Tho Carnation MIX company. %
Seattle. win give SIS first monthly
program from KFoA Monday night
NJ $50. Il Is presenting the olympic
serenaders. william r. Winder, a.
rector. an organization composed Of
nine OF seattlo's most talented mu.
sicians. They will render a two-hour
concert OF tho latest jazz and popu'
lar numbers.
Requests. as FAR as possible, win
s. played In the order OF their re-
pcipt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
Lodgeman Dies

Frank shara. 81. died Sunday A.
Columbus sanitarium. lie had lived
Ia Black Diamond FOR IS years. He
IS survived by his widow. Ms. MARY
shara. shara was a member OF the
Black Diamond Eagles lodge. and
funeral services were 20 be In charge
~ the lodge Monday AZ 10 A. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
GIRL MURDERED
Brutal Slayer Is Hunted in
Northern California

HEpDING CAL April THE
slayer 81 little olya Hamliu. 90.
who severed her vindpipe with a
Mexican sfilstio. near Kennsit Sat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
Home Brew
Starts on Page n

Starts on Page u
The i1orst affinities IN sioht.
Prompting sad Hirule.
Are those i1hich oftenest unite
The frcarm and tho fool.
But do not overlook. the t1hile.
4 pair Of t1ondrous note;
They Oiee rs scare heads bv the
mile
The rocker and the boat.
Poincarc Is busy making n new
cabinet. while Coolidge is trying to
save an old one.--Jack Paper.
Mdzie. call up the tDife. and ten
her 10 frv the DoldHsh for dinner.
a. J. &.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07

prince i0s' three froat teeth abrn
kicked On the face in Bis latest ac-
ci8rut in addition ~ otter Injuries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07

oblong. block and novelty
checking. IN the newest ways A
fine supple fabric. in favored
sport combinations and black
with white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07

Firm and fine Crepe. which viil
adapt itself nicely 70 the Spring
modes. In all the wanted new
shades and black.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
Tuscan Net Curtains

All-over and border de- So 90
signs, the curtains finished y
with black-edged fringe. A service
able and beautiful curtain, in ecru
color only.
Fourth Floor-Tbc Bon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

evening. With the -. II. o." sign
out early. Is proof of the worth Of
the net and tho interest OF Seattle
In this new vaudeville number.
There aro about % 80 the CON.
pauy. none Of them larEyr than a
iz.yearoid. but ranging in age from
II 10 90. according 10 advance
notice. And they certainly can
dance and act in psntomine and
tho singing isn't bad ~ an.
Wen drilled and H,tractiyeiy cos,
TUNED. these people arc ono OF The
best thsatsr.fillsra seen IN several
months az tho PantaKe.
OF high class arc f1avo Walters
and Jack Stern. ,wo more thar
ordinary male singers whose sketch
ahounds IN popular songs and
unique methods Of plugging. Wal
tefs. comfortably obcsc. is natura
comedian. while hh partner anga
lar and "farmcrsn' Is a wizard OF
the worries
Marie gabbolt and George Brooks
atart slowly but gather momentum
ana quality rs they trip thru som'
attractive eccentric dancing an,
comedy pattcr. Their jokes aron'
ail now but Maric'a baby talk
ard Brooks personality put then
across in fine shape They AR
favorilos with this weeks crowds
The wilhAts. in tho oponlni
spot three in number. have I
good bicycle act.
Ono Of tho features OF this week.
bill u n showing Of ono or th'
new Gmntiand Rice Sport Films,
Ia which tho back.lot kids ard thci
contemporaries Of the gridiron ant
diamond are attrao,ively disbed OH
Tor movie consumption.
The famous sport writer prove,
himself careful planner OF hil
motion picture series and ineorpor
atsa some great outdoors scenes. Il
the present reol IL a fair sample
Grpntland RlccH novel films shoult
( prove n big attraction.
Glenn Goff. at the blE organ
pleasea this week with compare
lively heavy program. In which 20
iections from blossom Time,
/ which played in Seattle recently. II
n fayoritc With the audience. HI
7 Interpretation OF Franz Schubert
memorable Song OF Love" win
much applause. an does you Didn'
/ want No when / Wanted You
I'm Somebody Elsc'H Now" from
tho brain OF Jack Stern. OF tn,
Walters and Stern duo on thii
I weeks bill. Il, II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
FOLEY PILLS BROUGHT
RIfT lice

My kidneys bothered me ter.
tbly. and as a result ! felt very
miserable and nervous. At times
couldn't do anything at all Since
taking FOLEY PILLS / am entire.
ly relieved OF the nervousness,
writes Cora Jernigan, Potts Camp.
Miss. FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic
stlmulant FOR the kidneys. assist in
flushing them, and cause them TO
become more active. Try a bottle
today. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
Midgets Are
attraction
Europ e an Troupe
Draws Big Crowds

one o, the bcs, drawing cards
this season was found thu woel,
by tho Pantagru thestsr manage.
mcnt In the headlincd act. IrvinE's
Imperial MiaEs;s. company 81
continental European little folk who
do biz % everything as their
attractive offering on thr current
program, And tho fact tina, ths
house Il packcdb 9th matinee aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

Bruce secured material for eight
singierccl pictures during his sum,
mer's sojourn IN Washington. ore.
ron and British Columbia lie is
now in New York cutting and edit
ing tho material secured and put
ting ~ in final shape for tho
screen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
Navy Play
W ell Done
Edmund Lowe Scores
in Patriot Drama

Fears that patriotic and "propa'
ennda" plays were so overdone dur.
ing the lato disturbance IN Europe,
that they won't draw" crowds yet.
may be permanently tucked in moth
balls. n "Tho Silent Command" Mt
tho Columbia this week Is any ind.
cation. II is getting strong sup
port from seattle movie fans and Is
n well. done patriotic film.
There il something about the sea
and the navy which lends Itself TO
screen portrayal we'll and that some.
thing that stlra deep down In ones
emotions is very evident in the Col.
umbla offering, which IL a melo.
drama Of spies, n plot TO blow up
tho Panama canal, Annapolis gradu.
atlng ceremonies aud the lives OF 4
naval officer and his family
Edmund Lowe plays the part Of
capt. Richard Decatur" and tho
he is pretty young looking TO have
won the four full stripes OF a skip.
per-" be portrays the part with true
fidelit, to the real navy and doesn't
overdue the somewhat difficult my
country first" part Alma Toll Is
sincere and tructolife officers
wife and Bella Lugosi is a convinc
ing spy-villain.
Martha Mansfield. who died as the
result OF fire injuries recently. IS
making whit will probably be her
last appearance ON a Seattle screen
as the irenadventuress In "Thc ST
lent Command" Her work Is OF the
widely. known Mansfield standard.
"The silent Command is "a mod
ern version OF THE Copperhead.
which YOU viii remember had 10 dc
with a man In Civil war days who
was an outcass. n traitor" thru
choice Of serving his nation I'm ne
hour OF direct need and apparently
playing ball' with the enemy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
,I,ek IIolt l. spendinr n sbort

JACK Hon - spehuilE u SNORT
vacation IN New York. lie cx.
poets TO remain there during
February and then 20 proceed
directly 10 Arizona, where he Is
scheduled 10 be featured in the
Zane Grey story. "Wandcrer Of
the Wasteland." This picture
will be made entirely In the nat.
urnl colors under the direction Of
Irwin willat. II will be the first
feature picture to be produced in
this way by Paramount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

York city. She nlso saw her Jewel
picture. "A Lady o. Quality" for
the first time. ana hopes 70 see
The signal Tower which has iast
been completed In New York. before
sAe returns 20 Universal City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

slim summerville and Bobby
Dunn. one OF the best.known teams
In screen comedies. have started
work at Universal City on n series
OF sIngle.reel comedies for tho Uni
yersal program. in the first comedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
WINTER GARDEN

Clara Kimhall Young's new pic,
turs. straight From Paris. was
having it's last showings here at the
Winter Garden wednesday and that
thentor announced the openin g
Thursday OF Fashionable Takers"
new drama. In which Johnnie
Walker. Mildred June and George
Cowl are featured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

your sore SUR, uCl
Ing joints. ana relief
comes instantly st.
Jacob . oil Is n
harmless rheuma.
tlsm linlment which
never disappolnts
and cannot burn the
skin.
Get a 35.cent bot
lie % st. Jacobs OH
at any drug store.
and In n moment
you'll be free from
pain. soreness and
stiffness In use for
Is years FOR rheu.
mntism. sciaticu,
neuralgia. lumbngo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
nGErs acI.EAN nEARTo

yitagraph announces tho purchase
OF world picture rights TO THE Clean
Heart" by A. 3. NJ Hutchinson.
author or "If winter Comes" II is
one Of tho noted English writer's
most modern romanccs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
LIBERTY

\ real modern jazz family stepped
forward to claim the attention OF
tho movies when Warner Fabian's
sensational story. Flaming Youth.
was put on the screen. The story
in based on what happens when an
indulgent mother gives her daugh.
tcrs complete freedom in tho ex.
preston OF their indiyiduhities The
mother In the story has three beau
iitul daughters and gives them
complete freedom 20 that they soon
come 10 care moro for oigaret smok,
Ing, hooch drinking and 'necking
parties than for the conventions
Colleen Moore plays the part OF the
youngest daughter with whom the
story deals mostly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

E.lsh, plays and nine gowns Is tho
record that virginia valli has 50 far
established IN her flying trip 20 New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
OUCH! RHEUMATISM!
RUB THE PAIN AWAY

stop drugElngl Rub soothIng pcne.
trp,ing ST. Jacobs oil right into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

Dear Mr.. Smith.
Nearly all business men are az
flicted with your malady. which
we will call chronic kickitis
Here is n prescription which will
restore you TO youthful buoyaney
and happiness:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith
10 Gloom street
" seats at the VIII King Re
IL vue prescription filled at
the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
Dear Roetor:

Dear Roetor
l am a misanthrope. Misery
sticks TO me like hare-lip. cry
over success and weep over good
luck. In place OF my old smile
there Is an expression on my face
which would make Ben Turpin.
IN comparison. look like Rodolph
Valentino. am desolate. My
cup OF Joy has dwindied to the
size OF n microbes egg. and my
cheerfulness is beginning to look
like the little end OF nothing.
whitfield down TO a fine point.
Even the recent injury TO my
mother-ln-law. who was struck by
an automobile Just between the
street car track and the fire hy-
drant, has failed TO revive my
dropping spirits. For me. life has
lost It's kick.
Now, doctor, IL this a disease?
II so, II must DO catching. for my
wife IS even worse than I am
Can YOU prescribe for met
Money no object. have enough
OF II so that l can afford 10 90 70
Frisco and make faces at the
mint In an effort to get rid OF
my trouble. / have already paid
half OF the Canadian national
debt. Yours hopelessly,
JOHN SMITH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
Rupture Expert

n ruptursd and seeking RELIEF don't
forget 10 write me today. Al paT-
iicularH free MANY years' experience
Ia s. o. New YORK. nod London.
PROF PIERCE. bit Park 81, Ala
media, Cat. SO operation y wonder
fui tpventIoul Hundreds CURED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
STRAND

Tho widely heralded fact that
Mary I'iektord has grown up in
Isosita." now az the Strand. is
bringing that theater capacity audi.
onees even on tho second s=seit Of
tho pictures showing. Ia 'Rosita. /"
Mary Pickford starts her entry into
her rlshiful heritage OF glorious,
vital, niiuring womanhood In her
histrionic career and she la uudoubt.
edly winning great many new ad.
mirors thru her portrayal ~ this
picture. The picture r. another
screen adaptation OF the famous old
play. Don caenarc dc Bazan." from
which Pola Negrl made The Span.
18Th Dancer" Miss Pickford has the
part OK a Spanish street singer upon
whom the king centers his selfish
attentions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
Harmless Laxative for the
Liver and Bowels

Feel flnsl No gripping or inconven-
ienco follows a gentle liver and
bowel cleansing with "casonrets. !"
Sick Headache. Blliousneas. Gases,
Indigestion. and all such distress
gone By morning. For Men. Women
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msnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

baekachc. spralns Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

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season Il
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.alonds. the
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his charge
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

Jed on the -
season Il
a terribts
palonds. the
km. was out
be Saskatoon
his charge
1.-Two that has
|placa in the
Is second iu
ird and the
ast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
-COIIsNlaI
IiEIIrti

II IL not tho business mans stem.
ographer or secretary who Is az
fault when her employer begins TO
clip away from his wife. but more
often IL Is the wifea fault entirely.
And on that fact is based the story
OF Daytime Wives" which has
greatly succeeded In entertaining
Iiciilg audiences this week and will
BIO showing until Friday night.
Emile chautafd. In producing this
picture, has shown why the office
sir il 80 often falsely accused by
her employers shallow. faiihlesa
Fiuxuryioying wife. Of stealing hen
husbands affections. when in real
Z lty Il iH the wife herself who has
been doing tho slipping from grace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
Zz'll|'!ll'fsIX]
kURE FOR KRONIC
KICKITIS
DR.. WILL
KING

Seattle's well-known
gloom-dispeller and
crouch killer, re-
ceived The following
letter from a pa
tient:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
BLUE AIOusI;

DouglaH' Ton Toonie wecnics, wht
are bncls on The Blue Mouse stage
this week, nro Offering woAdorfu
entertainment for "grownups' WIN
their little plhylet, dream Dollioh.
Every one OF the Tocnie Wccnics "
an exceptionally clever tot, under
years OF age. and their singing
dancing and playing ~ enjoyable.
The feature picture at the Blu
Nouse this week w THE Day o
J aith." picture somewhat out o
the ordinary run OF photoplays |
tells OF girl 10 whom the trouble
OF hcr fellow creatures were un
known and whose eyes were opene'
20 the turmoil, the strife and nd
ventures Of existence. only ihrl
trngcdy.
Evening star., 1924-12-13
CHARGES POLICE
WERE INSULTING
Woman Declares Seventh
Precinct Officers Methods
Highhanded.

Charges of highhanded methods by
the police of the seventh precinct in
holding prisoner incummunicado,
and of insulting remarks delivered
by Lieut.. J. II. Pierson delivered to
relatives of the prisoner when they
called to arrange collateral, were
made by Mary Alice Ryan today in
the trial of Lieut.. Pierson and five
other police of the seventh precinct
before the police trial board in con-
nection with the beating on Septem
ber q last of Arthur A. Davis. at
that time held a prisoner in the
precinct station. Mrs. Ryan was the
first witness on the stand today after
a recess of a week by the trial board
She testified concerning Davis ar
rest and stated that she arrived at
the station house a few minutes after
1880 o'clock in the morning. which
was about one hour after Davis had
been arrested. She saw Lieut.. Pierson,
she said. acting in a peculiar
manner"
Her sister, she said. asked to sec
Davis. whereupon Fierson asked what
she wanted to see him for. They re-
fused to tell him.
You just can't see Mr.. Davis
We'll, l guess / can go home, then"
she quoted Davis sister AS replying.
Pierson then made the following re-
mark:
You can either go home or walk
the streets as far as ! am concerned"
She said that they could not get
any satisfaction regarding collateral
and thereupon left the station house.
The witness identified the FIVE
po.icemen-D. Milstead. X. G. Proctor,
J. F.. Gordon, r. b. Carol and Clar-
ence Robertson-a& being in the sta
ton house when she and Davis en-
tered the Station.