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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
ALLIED FARLEY
NEAR SUCCESS
Premier HerriOt Agreeable
TO Evacuation OF Ruhr

LONDON. July rs. with the An.
glo American banking group appaf.
entity having won its point. and
Premier llorriot or France. agrso.
able 20 promising economic and mill
itary evacuation % the Iuhr. the
intrralllcd rcpBatiuns conference
met IN plonary session az the for.
eigu ortico this afternoon. with the
delegates in high hopes OF reaching
an agreement.
American delegates were prepared
10 take leading part as tho con-
ference opened. Informal inteVcn-
ton By Secretary Of State Hughes
was reported 10 have effected an i'm.
portant compromise,
Andrew Mellon, secretary Of the
treasury. had been closcted for some
time with Premier llerriot These
two were taking no official part IN
the deliberations, but their weight
was folt. delegates aid
n was understood. az the dele.
Eaies arrived az the foreign office
In high spirits. that lIcrriot had cap
itulated and agreed 10 promise oyac.
uation OF the Buhr. IN return Tor
which the banking group would APP
prove the conditions OF the lntcrna.
tional loan 10 Germany. and II
would be possible 10 proceed with
the settling in motion Of the maehln'
cry of the experts plan.
This disagreement between the
bankers and the French was what
NO long delayed tho conference from
getting down 10 business.
Hughes left Tor Paris today. bid
den farewell al the station by Am.
baasador Kellogg and allied officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
SENATOR LODGE
' is STRICKEN
Republican Leader Under
goes Hurried Operation

BOSTON. July sS- senator Henry
cabo, Lodgc. veteran republican
header IN the senate Is seriously
m ina Cambridge hospital today
following sudden attack Of bladder
trouble which resulted In a hurried
rpsration sunday
Attending physicians described the
rendition of the senator as serious
bur satisfactory,
senator Lodge Is doing very we'll
n is explained, FOR man OF his
Years bat his advanced ago-he Is
It-naturally makes the situation
dangerous.
A second operation may be neces-
Hry before the patient can he dis
charged from the hospital. It was
feared. The senator has been suf-
ferrr from bladder trouble Tor some
time a condition not uncommon In
men Of his agc,
II Is hoped the crisis Of the illness
all be passed within "a hours.
Lodge has been under constant
saro Of his physicians. Or. Frederick
Winslow. OF Boston. since his re.
turn from washington. a few weeks
ago. His Illness was not generally
known. and the fact that he was
taken 10 q hospital was not made
public until after the operation had
been performed
Lodge is suffering from the same
trouble which aggravated the Illness
% woodrow Wilson during the fight
on the league or nations and after
Wilson experienced his paralyitic
stroke in the White House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
Gobs on Program
of KFOA Tonight

Seattle Chamber % Commerce viii
broadcast tho radio program over
KFoA uRhodes storey Monday eyo
ning. al $50. Program includes.
Address - "Scattlc's Hospitality
by Miss Daisy Haaso,t. director
AddreAs-"A Visitors Impression
Of Seattle" by T, u. Sheldon. Chief
Chicago.
Address what tho Gohs Thinl,
Of Seattle" by r. u. sheldon. chief
Thar. Mate.
Musical program arranged by the
Van Ethel Players:
Vocal Solo Bob La Mari In tho
latest song hits. accompanied by
Helene Hail
Accordion Hubert Del Mis-
sicr.
Vocal Solo-Glndys Strectcr.
Recitation - Frances Lowell. 4
years old.
Banjo Solo y. NJ. Busch. III.
Mate. u. s. s. Relief
Novelty Spoon Artkt--Mr. Hewitt.
U. S. s. Relief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
OPEN CONCLAVE

The second annual convention OF
the Washington State Association 81
sInipractors convened at tho Young
womcn'a Christian association audi.
torium Monday morning NJ Q o'clock.
The meeting will last three days.
with an attendance OF more than
i5O
Dr. l.. J. stevens Of san Francisco
was 10 be the principal speaker Mon.
day. The program was 10 open with
an address OF welcome by Mayor
Brown and response by DR.. John l..
Holm. past president OF tho associa.
ton. Tho presidents address, by /.
NJ. Radabaugh OF Spokane. aud a talk
on Food Science" by. Or. Roberta
Ripple OF Spokane. wcro TO feature
the afternoon program.
Monday night there viii be n free
public lecture on colorS in disease.
by DIT. Stevens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
STATE PARK
STARTS ON PAGE

Koren Beck. Seattle .................
l. Reynolds, Des Moines. Wash.....
q. ". Swain. Dca MoinsH. Whsh....
n. W. Kruger. Des MoInes. wash. ..
y. X. Mason. Dcs MoInes. Wash 90.
Miss Opal l.. Finneii. Dea Moines, WIN.
Mrs. Ellen Elsey. Des Moinss. wash.
J. ". Bruce. Des Moines. wash...
Reid MeEachern, Dea Noines. wash.
Steve Brsnbarg. Des Moines. wash.
Carl p. CariH.on. Des MolneH. Wn...
Mr.. and Mrs. :. w. Cavanaugh. Kent
r. W. Rose. Kent. wash. .....,.....
r. T. jerks. Kent. wash. ...........
~. ". Mooriil. Kent. wash ........
l.. T.. Price. Kent. Wash. ............
Howard Cooper Co. Seattle, wash.
G. ". Price. ss47 corson avc.......
y. s. Harlan. s7ts Ia Ferne place..
Ar. and Mrs. O. Kirk Hillman. 1901
Broadway y. .....4..s.. s...,-....
Billy HIliman, 1901 Broadway Ma.
Van Hniman, 1901 broadway Ma.
Malcolm Hlliman. 1901 broadway NJ.
Donald Hillman. 1901 Broadway NJ.
g. II Clifton. sr. 1900 w. Norfolk.
Anna ~. clifton, 1900 W. Norfolk.
Robt. l.. Clifton. 1900 w. Norfolk.
O. Il. CLIFTON. Jr., 1900 w. Norfolk.
w j. aantmyer, iiij Wallingford.
-. X. Bishop, 1912 Holly St..........
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Vcrd, 357 n. Sist.
WIN. A. Sears, Lakewood. WHsh......
Renton Aerie No. 1922. +. o. H., Rem
ton, wash .s....sss... s.s.'s,''
Mrs. Minnie Booth. Io5th and Wood
land park ave. ......,,.......,,.
Gus Estey, Manhattan aptr...,,,....
STANDARD on Co. Seattle ..,.......'.
". 81. walker. Wallace. Idaho .......
Mrs. A.. y. odlund, Seahurst park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
THREE SHOT IN
BOOZE BATTLE
Police Squads Fire on Each
Other by Mistake

MONTERREY. Cal. July ga
battle by mistake" and ono Of the
bloodicst In CALIFORNIA; perpetual
nquor iaw-was fought by two
squads Of police and gang Of rum
runners in Pacific Grove boat
yard early today.
Three men were wounded. one
perhaps fatally. They nrc.
Albert Moore, member Of the
Moore Brothers. owners Of the Pa
cific Grove Boat Works. reported
probably fatally wounded.
Capt. 4, Il, Lafferiy. provo mar
shal Of the Preside OF Monterey.
seriously wounded
Harry Jones. Pacific Grove busi.
ness man and volunteer officer
painfully but not seriously wounded.
The casualties 20 tho band OF
smuEglcrs arc believed 20 be two
wounded. Both men were taken
from tho field by comrades.
Two OF the HmugFlcrB. Eide
vitctes and Frank Valdez, were ar.
rested and 80 cases OF whisky
seized
Tho battle started after Policeman
James WATSON OF Pacific Grove had
discovered tho smugglers OF work.
Police were summoned from both
Pacific Grove and Monterey
The Pacific Grove officers arrived
first and were trading yollcys with
tho smugglcrs at close range when
the Monterey police arrived. headed
BY Chief +. W. a. cording and Capt
Lnfferty.
Unable TO distinguish which Of tho
two battle bands were police and
which were smugglcrs they opened
fire ON both. Pacific Grove men be-
lioving more smugglers had come
upon the scene. returned tho fire.
Not until tho whirr OF a motor.
boat told both parties Tint tho smug
slcrs had fled did they recognize
each other and cease firing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
TO RETURN HERE
U. S. World Flight Will End
Officially in Seattle

The American round.the.world air
squadron viii end It's long voyage In
Seattle. dispatches from Washington
announce.
The airmen win make a business
like finish. tho department. declared
The shortest possible route baci, n
the Coas, viii he taken so as 20 end
the flight as Sooa as possible. An OF.
fetal dinner viii be given tho avia.
tors IN Washington. outside OF which
no large entertainments viii be al.
lowed the flyers on their way across
the continent
The flyers on their flight across
tho continent viii follow the air
mail route. From Boston. New York
and Washington. they will take tho
route OF Dayton. Ohio. Chicago. 81.
Joseph. No; Cheyenne. Salt Lake.
Eiko. New: Sacramento. Eugene.
Ore. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
Cool Weather Is
Hindering Fires

PORTLAND. Ore. July es.-Cool
weather and higher humidity today
continued to improve the forest fire
situation in Western oregon and
Washington. aitho several severe
fires east OF tho mountains contin.
ued TO be a menace to Northwest
timber.
a blaze near Little Goose lake, In
tho Columbia national forest, i'm
Eastern Washington. spread before
"a high wind and today had burned
over more than 1900 acres. Anoth.
err severe fire was burning In tho
Wenatchce national forest. near En-
tiat. Wash.
Mayer Park. on the Columbia riv.
CT highway. near The Dalles. Ore.
was almost completely swept over
by forest and brush fire Sunday.
The burn extended over fully 1900
acres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
Four Dead, Nine Hurt
in Seattle Accidents
Man and Girl Burn to Death Under
Overturned Car Sunday

EoUR persons met death and nine
Il persons received serious iniuric-
over the weekend as the result OF
automobile crashes and accidents. u
check OF police records showed Mon
day.
ISABELLE EISEN. s ycars old
1909 ssnd ave. s. was hurled rs feet
thru the air TO her death sunday
evening when the auto In which she
WAS riding with her parents was biz
by the Tacoma Seattle intcrurhan al
buNamish ave. and Chicago IA.
MRS. ALICE RiDFOIiD. STANLEY
hotel died Saturday night In 81
Lukc's hospital from injuries she re-
celyed when she wns struck by AN
auto driven by Ted Wiois. bsi9 Sea
view ~ The accident occurred at
Third ave. and Pike a.
MISS DORIS CHAMBERS. "a
Martinique apartments. and NOR
MAN GARMIRE. q, $3.50 seth ave
;. w. were burned TO death when
their car turned over and caught FIR,
az Lochsloy near Hartford, sno
homish county
The Injured persons are:
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Essen, par
ents OF the little Essen SRI. who wers
killed IN tho interurbanauto crash
Eisun was driving the auto lie claim,
not 20 have heard Motorman NJ. l.
I Catron whistle Tor the crossing.
Miss Mary Slenhoff. cousin OF Mrs
Essen. suffering from fractured hir
and head injuries.
Rose Mutchlcr. 30. sii9 jackson II
suffering from conclusion OF this
brain. Hurt when auto driven By
brother collidod with one driven b,
ID. II. McChcsney. 1853 Firth ave
W.. on the Bothell highway.
}. l.. Osborn. 80. Gisi 10th ave. y
w. and Mrs. Iva Osborn. 700 Mesi
Isowdoin place. suffering Monday
from Internal injuries as a result OF
their auto being struck by street cat
at Third ave. y. W. and Leary ave.
Sunday.
Mrs. L., Erickson, IS. W. 18th ~.
wRS Knocked down and injured Sat
urday night at :2nd a.. n. w. ant
Market 81. by an auto driven by
Mrs W. y. Schultz. $3.50 goth ave
y. W. She was removed 10 hei
homo and is believed to be suffer
ing from internal injuries
Mrs. J. X. Mckinney, .Oat 4srt
ave. suffered broken nose Saturday
night in auto mixup al the city linn
its on Rainier ave.
Agnes Mckay, I years old. badly
bruised when she was knocked dowr
by n truck al Sixth and Denny
wuy. Tho truck was driven By Do
mis- Peters, sia Battery st, wh'
said the Gid ran into the street 81
rectly In front Of him.
Howard Dempsey. $50 goth ave.
badly bruised Saturday night, whei
he was caught under his auto afte
Il had collidod with another At 20ti
ave. and r.. Cherry -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
STATE PRESENTS
FINAL EVIDENCE

The state today hammered out It's
last links in the chain OF evidence
which 1t hopes viii hang the two
slayers
States Attorney Grove. personally
prosecuting the case. having pre-
scented most OF his major testimony.
Is rounding up the odds and ends.
Today l.. a. Cuneo. attache Of the
states attorneys office. Capt. WI.
liam Shoemaker and John TyrreIl.
handwriting expert from Milwaukee.
identified various documents in the
case. Tyrrell made an examination
Of the ransom letter and note Of I'm.
structions sent Jacob Franks, father
OF Robert, and said they were writ.
ten on q portable typewriter similar
to one owned by Leopold.
The defendants and spectators
alike appeared bored by the testi.
mony, many Of the spectators drift.
ing out OF court. Leopold and Loeb
firing OF the drone Of witnesses
talked and laughed and seemed to be
unmindful OF the new attention cen.
tered on them by the publication OF
the alienists' report on the examina.
lion Of their physical histories.
James G. Cortland, prosecution
witness. who created a furore by
testifying Leopold told him he felt
he would get off with life imprison.
nent II brought before friendly
judge, was recalled to the stand to.
day by Grove TO identify the va.
rious papers in the case.
Loeb and Leopold strolIcd into
court this morning attired in ncw
suits. The court room was jammed
and police held back thousands who
tried, to storm the building.
Nathan Leopold senior, father Of
one Of the defendants. was in his
customary place. For the first time
since the hearing got under way
Jacob Franks. father OF the victim,
was not present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
BRAZIL REBELS
QUIT BATTLE
mutlneerS Capitulate at Sac
PaulO, Says Dispatch

RIO DE JANERo, July rs
Rebel forces. which have held the
city OF Sac paulo since midnight
July 4, have capitulated. IL was on.
fioially announced here today.
The announcement was not unex,
peeted. as IL was known the heavy
federal bomhardment which has been
under way for several DAYS had
placed tho rebelious troops In a
hopeless position.
hosieging federal forces estimated
as high as 80 600 have been pushing
forward into the city for several
days.
Legal troops Uhe government
force have taken an rebel posi-.
tons In sac paulo." the official
eommuniQuc said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
Italian Aviator
Is in Difficulty

LONDON. July 2sy--Thc Italian
0irman Locatclii. who set out from
Pisa Friday morning 20 join the
American world flyers az Brough
and accompany them across the At.
lantic, has been located. some as
hours later. near Marseiilcs. accord.
ing 10 today's Daily Telegraph.
ROME, July 2S,--aIaJor Pctro Zan.
nj, Argentine aviator who left Lyons
shortly before noon. arrived here to-
day at 5:25 y. m. Zannl is on a
world flight which started at Am.
stcrdam Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28

Accused OF tho theft Of a small
diamond. Mrs. c. Il. Roloy. 20.
chambcrmaid. was arrested by De.
tectivcs o. ]. Van Buskirk and T.
@. Montgomery. Sunday night at
tho Jorlng hotel. Police say the
diamond was stolen from Mrs.
Kline. OF the Antlers hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28

crop. This Is an effort 10 stabilize
tho price at n figure which viii
give the growers sufficient return
TO enable them TO keep in the acre
age already planted. a number have
plowed 10 their fields. Any surplus
over tho local market demands OF
the county will be sent to the can.
merry ut ChehalIs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
TEST U.S.PLANES
Americans Prepare 10 Hop
OIL Again Wednesday

TROUGH. England. July 2s-Ths
American world flyers tested their
planes today, preparatory 10 hopping
Off Wednesday Tor the orkneya.
whence they VIII cross the Atlantic
via Iceland and Greenland. homewaId
bound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
Seek Stability
in Berry Prices

, SOUTH BEND, wash July IS
The berry growers of Pacific county
have agreed to maintain a certain
wholesale price for the 1894 berry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28

CAUGHT beneath the wreck 81
y their overturned automobile
ANA showcred with flaming gasoline.
a Seattle stenographer and her com
n8nion. "a young married man of Sc
attic were fatally burned near
Lochhoy snohomish county. early
Sunday morning
The Eirl b. Miss Doris Chambers.
~. stcnographcr. 1889 Eighth ave.
The man 81 Norman Curmire, a.
General Petroleum Co. employe OF
$3.50 seth ave. y. W
Miss Chambers waa driving. The
two were returning from a dance az
Granite Fails. ana according 90 eyi.
donco az the wreck were travelling
fast, Coroner Charles 70 FickeL o.
Everett. said
Girl nan BEEN
SPEEDING BEFORE
AZ tnchsloy. which is near Hart
ford. there b. "a sharp turn II had
been raining The roads ana pave
mcnts were wet. The young woman
put on the brakes 10 make the turn.
Her car slowed end for end. turned
turtle and caught the occupants be.
meath The gasoline tank burst and
a spark from the ignition made fur
mace Of the machine.
Miss Chambers died almost ms soon
a. q. ". Steel and Casey Anderson
Of Everett former University OF
Washington men. pulled her from tho
wreck Carmlrc was conscious. Ho
was rushed 10 the Everett hospital
and Mrs. Gamire notified IN Seattle.
She hurried 10 his bedside. where he
soon expired
In Miss Chamberf effects was a
traffic slip dated July 10. showing
she had forfeited $40 bail following
her arrest for speeding by a Seattle
policeman.
Miss Chambers resided with her
brother. Nell. an enlisted man OF the
signal corps. and a younger sister
Noyu, In the Martinique apartments.
Mrs, W. l.. Lheton. a sister. and her
husband. Of Yakima. arc visiting at
the apartments. Tho girls relatives
aid not know Garmlre.
Two drivers were held In the city
Jail Monday Tor reckless driving. re.
suliing from accidents during tho
night
William Stoke, 81. was arrested nj
18th ave, y W. and Lenry a.. by
Pairolmcn J. l.. Williston and y. II.
Davis. Stokes machine collidcd with
another driven by J. ". Cook. who
IL the complaining witness.
Abe silver. %. was released on $50
hall after being IN JAIN several hours
on reckless driving charge. Silver
was involved in a smashup at 18Th
ave, W. and W Wheeler 81,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SLAYERS
CrADTc ON DACE
STARTS on PAGE 1

showed tho youths led life Of crime
from early age. elimaxing with the
murder OF Robert Franks They were
prompted by the urge for excitement
and not gain. the report states, Loeb
IS painted as the master mind, with
Leopold. heretofore held the leading
spirit. in the role Of follower.
The report shows the youths as
running the entire gamut from petty
thicvery 10 burglary. arson and even
20 plots on the lives OF their fathers
and Tommy Loeb. Richards brother.
Thru II all. Richard. fondly called
'.Dickie." sleek. handsome. highly In.
tellectuai, popular with tho girls. is
shown rs n romanccr who pictured
himself as the central figure Of fan.
tastic dramas. the focus OF the public
spotlight
Nathan and Richard even con.
sidcred killing each other but felt
that with one gone, there would be
none to share the pleasure and glory
Of criminal achievement. the report
STATES.
Tho report deals with Loeb from
The date OF birth up to the present.
Richard Is 10 and was born in Chica.
60. Ho was weakly until the age OF
AZ xearu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-28
SUFFERED Conclusion
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

At the age OF Is he was IN an auto
mobile accident In Charlevoix and
suffered conclusion OF the brain.
Quite early in life Loeb started the
practice OF lying because he found il
the easiest way out. Then he lied
boastfuiiy.
But he was careful not 10 be
caught IN lies by his parents and
govcrness. for whom he profesSed TO
have a deep respect.
Al the age OF nine Loeb stole a
dollar from a neIghbor boy He did
not spend the money but got thrill
out OF the act.
At the age OF IS Loeb found tina;
the key to his mothers electric would
open other machines OF the same
make. With Leopold for company.
Loeb stole machine after machine,
The two rode around. turning In fire
alarms and drinking llquor.