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, 1924-06-19

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NOTICE
MEETING

Notice Ia hereby given that the
regular meeting OF the Stockholders
of the Duscl Color Co. will be held
In the homo OF X. II. Hadscll at the
hour Of two o'clock .. m. on Thurs
day. July 10th. Business Of import
, 1924-06-19

LosT-Two black Chow dogs. Phone
11GW. .
, 1924-06-19

FOR RENT - Five room modern
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McMicken. Phone 206R. 6-19-tf
, 1924-06-19

WANTED-To rem piano. Must be
in good condition. Phone SAG.
, 1924-06-19

FOR RENTING three room house.
Inquire Snodgrass. phone 52OR.
GIG"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
LIFE OF Condemned
MUSEUM MEASURED
Double Threat Hangs Over Closed
University Building

building program being tied up for
years TO como with other projects
even moro necessary.
For the same reason that the leEis-
iaturc cannot spend money on a new
museum. the cost OF storing the cx-
hibits IN n warehouse is prohibitiyc.
aliho they would be much safer than
In their present crumbling structure.
according 20 Elwoll.
1T will be n test Of Seattle spirit
and civic pride TO keep for Seattle
what Is rightfully hers" declared
Herbert Condor. university comp
trnlier.
Tie exhibits which now occupy the
building 4 1. :, anme OF which can never
be replaced. are yaiu5d at over $780,
900. according 20 Condor. The log
structure was built in 1909 at an ex.
pcnsc Of 5000 20 house the forestry
exhibit OF tho A..Y..P. fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

a double threat OF destruction
hangs over the university museum.
whose doors arc now closed to both
research students and visitors. &C.
cordlng 20 r. W. Elweil. superintsnd.
ont OF campus buildings and grounds.
First, Il is n fire.trap. and second.
fungus rot has set in In the logs and u
is only q matter OF time. AZ the most
10 years. before l, collapses. he said.
The condemned building II official.
~ the state museum. but since It's
closing. exhibits are being moved 70
the Ferry museum in Tacoma and
tho Spokane museum. both Of which
are now claimed 10 be tho rightfnl
state repositories.
With the university short Of class
room space. small hope Is entertained
that the state legislature will provide
for a new museum. the university
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
SEATTLE LAUDED
Flagship Carries Picture and
Lines on City's Progress

The flagship o. the United States
navy. the cruiser Seattle. h today
carrying In the admirara cabin q
note q tribute 20 the city q
Seattle.
Tho tribute Is a pictorial repre-
ssntauon OF ssatiie's progress, With
tho ilnea
Seattle has her stride:
Each day I view with pride
Accomplishments a. they unfold,
Tirelesa toliera AZ the mold
Trlumphantiy creating a monumsn,
for poAterity.
Loyalty 20 home Is thus etched upon
tines pages.
EcholnE down. thruout the future
AEsa"
Csignsd) "A sEATTLEITE"
Vernon l. Lucas Of the McOrAns
a Lucas &C. T. The author OF the
lines and the donor 20 Admiral
Coonik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Flower Pickers
Are Dead in Car

MAitYvIf4LE. Pa. May IA
single shot from a rifle was respon.
sible for the murder Of Mias Leah
Ellenberger. 10, Of Hollidaysburg.
Pa. and Harry Canister. 20. president
OF the graduating class Of Maryhylllo
hlEh school. authorities investigating
their deaths today disclosed.
The two high school seniors were
killed from ambush. according 90
state police. The girl was sitting AZ
the steering wheel and ~ boy stand.
inE, a. ~ about 20 step into the car.
his head hanging over the aide.
A single stseijaekst bullet pene
tnted the young mans body ana
passed thru the body OF Miss Ellen.
berger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

scines. Indians and white fisher.
men have used gill nets in a spo
radio and wastefui way. and the
whole industry has seemed a tur-
moil with only or common object.
tie determination CT the fish and
making as much as possible during
the process.
Out OF tho situation there emerge.
in the eyes OF scientific men. but
one method that win accomplish
the result Of preservation. and that
l. the restriction OF the catch thru
ont the whole region. stream by
stream, to a point where the supply
can DO sustained and increased in
each breeding place. This must fol
low along with improvement. OF the
spawning beds and with hope OF
salvage when the hatchery process
is better understood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

sca,tie's Nellie. the Beautiful
Cloak Model. was shanghaied Friday
afternoon. aboard tho Admiral ORR
entail liner President jefferson. II
was the elimination OF n week OF
thrills for Nellie. who. In real life. IS
Miss Florence Tonkin.
Monday evening there VIII be n
Star party al the Blue Mouse theafcr.
whcre Claire Windsor. another Seat.
tie girl. Is appearing In tho film yer.
sion Of Nellie. II was a challenges
By Miss Windsor 20 Seattle girls 10
duplicate some Of her fcats In the
film that led 10 the thrilling. for a
week. Of Miss Tonkin.
Nellie was strolling along Pier 81.
in company with the villains Friday
afternoon. Suddenly. u was seen
that the President Jefferson had
been set adrifi by some sub-villains.
Save herr Save our shipF' pleaded
A. c. Girard Of the Admiral line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
TWO INJURED IN
ACCIDENTS
Driver In SmaShup Attempts
Flight; Charged as Drunk

After a snashup a. sixth ana
King last night Hugo johnson. "a
ist his crippled machine and ran
doWn the street. bat vas captured
~ c. y. Ludos and =. a. nahlmsa.
he Is held a. she city SAL on a
charre of trivinr while drunk. o.
ncers report fron tho scene q the
accident that tho ownership q the
car Is being investigated
John stern. IS. iaborer living AZ
ne PuEct sound hotel wss run
keecr BY a truck AZ tire Stetson. Post
t.umeer company mill and Vas re-
moved 20 The city hospital suffering
D crushed foot.
leo Nshill IS. lahorer. 1917 18th
ave. s. was run over BY q steam
shovel AZ 10Th ave. and Dearborn
ST. a $50 yesterday. lie l. IN the
seattle General hospital suffering
a crushed arm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

II viii save herr cried Nellie.
rushing up the Fang plank. She
reached the bridge and. eiu,ching a,
the wheel. threw the ship into ~.
verse and applied the brakes.
Then four China boys. hired by the
villains. rushed az her and shanE
haied her. They proposed 10 throw
her into the hold. onto the mail sacks
We'll" said Nellie. IT viii be al
right II you can arrange u for me
10 faii on some love letters. They're
sure 20 be softr'
Everybody laughed III 20 KIN and
l.. ]. Lancaster. OF the Admiral line
who was a sort OF supcrnumerary
villain. said he would let Nellie of
that time. because Of the wit.
SO that ended the week OF thrills
Now every Nellie In town Is invited
20 Tho Stars party by Miss Tonkln
Just an out the coupon below ant
come down TO the Blue Mouse. III
your admission ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
BY WILLIAM KENT
Former L. 5. Congressman From
California;

The salmon OF Alaska Is one OF
our vanishing natural assets. A
real policy must be formulated and
enforced II we are not 10 lose one
OF our most valuable and cheapest
supplies OF food.
From the early beginning OF the
canning industry there was n greai
hope that by artificial propagation
vast saving could be made in the
Matching and saving the life Of the
young fish. This seemed both pIac.
tical. from the general situation.
and profitable TO such individuals
as established hatcheries-as It was
known that the salmon returned
from the sea TO spawn near the
place OF their origin. going UP the
! identical rivers from which they get
forth.
In the hope and belief that this
artificial propagation In the hatch
cries would restore the depletion,
little or no attention was paid to
limitations of catch or natural
breeding grounds. and now. year by
year. the supply is steadily diminish
ing. and up to the prcsen, time
there has been worked out no def.
mite plan for using. without destroy.
ing this untold wealth.
Methods OF capture by welrs. nets
and traps has become so successful
that tho salmon OF the Columbia
river have practically been de-
sroyed. and the Alaska supplies are
rapidly following in their wake.
Under the administration OF Sec
rotary Redfield OF the commerce de-
partment, n bill alleging as It's pur.
pose the preservation OF the salmon
was proposed In congress In 1871.
which in effect would have given
n perpetual monopoly over the fish.
with little regard 20 preservation,
to huge combination of salinon
packers. including the packers OF
Chicago. who at that time were
reaching out for practical cont oil
OF tho foodstuffs of the nation. This
bill was laaten. but the monopoly
process has again shown its head
under the executive orders issued.
with more or less authority. by the
present secretary OF commerce.. 1t
Is charged and admitted tina; under
present regulations" more fish are
permitted 20 be caught than can b.
caught, and vasly more than should
be caught
The story has been hard one,
but seemingly necessary sequence
when an uncurbed, unrcguleted
monopoly grows up rs something
better thai. ineohercnt competition
There !ias been continual strife be
tween those catching the fish ant
the canuurics. The Fishermen;
union hes claimed the right Of
American citizens 20 catch fish
where uity choose IN American
waters ai,i have not been modest
ia debating toms, Tho canncrie'
have cndcavored 10 SUI crscde thil
free fish rg with their traps ant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
name SCRAP ON
House Committee viii Con-
slider Mountain Dispute Soon

The house committee on public
lands probably win consider tho
Mount Rainier.M Mount Tacoma con-
troversy within two weeks. u was
announced Saturday by Josiah Col
lins chairman os the Mount Rainier
committee % the Chamber OF Com.
merce. which has been active IN agi-
Eating for reconsideration OF the
Mr.. Collins urges AL present
Washington citizens who are op-
posed 10 the change % name 70
write Immediately 10 the congress
men OF their native Eastern states.
Iris step has been made necessary,
be says. BY the fact that within the
last month more than half n million
school children and citizens OF Ia
coma have written 10 congressman
and Eastern papers In behalf Of
naming the mountain Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Chamber Members
Will Make Cruise

Know your city" the sloRnn
preached by the tourist committee
Of the Chamber Of Commerce. viii
~ put into practice by that body
AZ SIS regular weekly meeting Mon
day noon.
The members win he taken aboard
n hnrhor patrol boat on cruise
along the waterfront and thru the
canal locks The boat is scheduled
10 leave the foot OF the Washing
ton II. dock at 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
28-Story Building
to Replace Square

NEW YORK. sfay f7s--Ffaus for
2s-story building TO replace the his.
toric Madison Square Garden were
flied with the bureau CT buildings
here today.
The New York Life Insurance Co.
filed the plans and would call the
new structure after their company.
Tex Richard has five.year lease on
she Garden with 5o-day cancellation
NOTICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Attempt to Block
Rail Legislation

WASHINGTON. May 1T.--Admin-
istration republicans attempted to-
day TO block the progressive rail leg.
isiation program.
Senator wadsworth. republican.
New York. raised point Of order
against the Goodinx long and-short.
haul'' bin. wadsworth contended that
the bill could not be attached TO III,
war department appropriation bill
under the rules Of the senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

Frank w. Robinson. whose mother.
Sirs. Mary r. Robinson, died sud-
enly Of heart failure May u nj
her home In the Porter apartments,
will arrive In Seattle today with
his brother. Paul r. Deyison.
Robinson Is freight traffic man
ager Of the Union Pacific system
at Omaha. and Devison Is traffic
engineer for the Southern Pacific
railroad at Tucson. Ariz-
Should interment take place In
Seattle. funeral services will be held
at Bonney- wstson's at .. m. Sun
day. Rev. r. l.. Forbes officiating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Train Wrecked on
Italian Frontier

LONDON. May 1.-THE famous
simplon express train was wrecked
last midnight when It crashed into
a freight train at Adelsberg, near
Laibach. on the Italian frontier. n
Central News dispatch from Vienna
said today.
Four persons were killed and many
injured. five OF them so seriously
they may die. Four coaches of the
train were smashed.
A switchman committed suicide
with a pistol when accused of negli.
gcnce in connection with the acct
dent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
SICNERS ASSURE
REFERENDUM
Boxley Canyon Claims Up at
Next City Election

That the Boxiey canyon claims win
b settled b. a referendum vote AZ
the coming spring election and not
b. the city council l. made certain
by the securing Of the necessary
5000 referendum petition signers,
Oliver T. Erickson, who Is IN charge
81 the drive. announced Saturday
morning.
The petitions viii be checked over
at the county.ciiy building on May
e and the petition filed on or before
May -. the final time limit. II l.
expected that few % the siEnez
arc ineligible. 80 the committee II
making a special ias,.mlnute drive
90 secure an additional s.eoo signers
20 assure the success OF the refer.
endum petition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Countess SaLn1 Returns
Without DaShing Spouse

family had settled 100000 on the
count 10 induce him TO allow hts
wife TO return 20 the United States
without him.
Father Rogers shrugged his shout.
ders and smiled when asked II d.
yorce proceedings would be started
at once to free his daughter OF
the foreigner
New York saw in Il all confirma-
ton Of the gossip that hps been
fitting from mouth TO mouth ever
since Col. Rogers showed up sud.
denly In Paris last week. conferred
with his daughter and son.in.law
and then took boat for New York
while tho count took train for
Vienna.
New York saw the end CT Milly
Rogers romance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
FORESTS BLAZE
Early Dry Season in Mon
tana Causes Many Fires

BUTTE. Mont. May I'LL. P.l--
Several forest fires in Western Mon
tana were reported under control to-
day. No new blazes have broken
out. but weather conditions remained
dry and unfavorabie.
Rain has not fallen for days and
the high winds which continued yes
teriay added to the danger.
Eighteen fires were still burning In
the Kooienai forests. according 70
latest reports. Perez and Clearwater
forests are in such critical condition
that arrangements are being made TO
send more emergency men there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Students Attack
K. <. K. Sentries

SOUTH BEND. May Eight
Ku Klux Klansmsn doing sentry
duty on street corners here. were
attacked by mob Of men who tore
OF their robes and masks. according
10 Khan officials.
The mob. according 10 Klansmen.
was composed Of students az No;rn
Dame University. The sentrics were
stationed on downtown corners 81.
reeilng delegations Of Klansmen ar.
irving for a eoneiays 90 b. held
here tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Girl ON PAROLE
Released on Good Behavior
After Sentence for Theft

Dorothy Howard. %. sentenced
yesterday TO 90 days in the city
Jail for the theft OF n suit OF
clothes, shirt and grip. which she
took from the Doris apartments.
us Sixth ave, was released on
parole for good behavior today.
She is under the jurisdiction OF
Miss Cordolia Thlci. deputy prose.
cutting attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
BIG sum ASKED
FOR LIGHT
Ross Requests S445, 900 for
Extension Fund

Because the city light department
Is taking on so many new contracts
and has applications for so nany
others. ]. d. Ross. superintendent.
has asked the city council TO make
appropriations aggregating ,445.ooo
from city light funds TO take care
OF new business.
Ross asked 100000 to build extern
sions 10 supply new customers IN
the residence districts; $50 200 TO en-
large tho street lighting system;
SIS. 900 for new underground con-
duits. and i5o.ooO to construct extern
sIons to shops and stores in the bust
ness district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Newspapers of Tokyo
Congratulate US. Flyers

officers have sailed your ships into
the territorial waters OF Japan. and
again into Japanese history. for your
deed will. without question. become
n goal toward which Japanese inter.
ested in aviation will strive.
AS the great nation you repre-
sent was tho first 20 win the honor
OF crossing the Atlantic by air. so
now has It won the honor Of being
the first 20 traverse the Pacific by
that route--an honor. indeed. and
one in which the world joins you in
feeling justly proud Of"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Diphtheria Scare
Fails to Develop

No recent developments In the
outbreak Of diphtheria that made
itself evident in the public schools
were reported by the city health
office To-Day. There were few sick
and carrier cases that received
medical attention week ago. but
these we're minor cases and prompt.
~ segregated.
Health officials emphasized the
fact that parents OF public school
pupils need not feel alarmed for
their safety. ms the few cases al
ready reported are under full con.
| troll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Lack of Policy Wasting
Salmon ack, Says Kent
Uncurbed Monopoly Against Incoher-
ent Competition Story of Industry

Editors Note This is the
fourth Of six articles on the
public domain. by William
Kent, one Of the nations fore
most conseryationists. lie Is n
former congressman, reformcr.
philanthropist and liberal re
publican statesman. and belongs
TO the old Roosevelt Pinchot
band Of antI.priyilegc and anti
graft crusaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Georgian Annex
Changes Owners

The Georgian Annex has severed
connections with the Georgian hotel.
and IS now under new management.
II is reported. The names OF the
new managers have not been made
public. AS far as is known. the an
mex win be under the same name, and
no changes of any sort are expected
TO take place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
RADIO PROGRAMS FOR
MONDAY TO INCLUDE
NUMEROUS FEATURES

copyright. 1874 by United Press)
WEAF, New York. 4e2 meters.
T:15 p. m. E. S. T.l-Program by
Frank La Forge. composer plan
ist. and assisting artists
CFCA. Toronto. 400 meters.
p. m. E. S. T.l-Program by the
Toronto Rotary club.
woS. jefferson City. 44o.s me-
ters. p. m &C. S. TD-Missouri
State Prison orchestra
KSD. ST. Louis. SAC meters.
$50 p. m. C. s. T.l-Program
from the Grand Central theater.
KGo. Oakland. Cal. 3i2 me-
ters s p. m. P. c. S. T.l-KGO's
educational courses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
SEALED VERDICT
DUE TODAY
Narcotic Smuggling Case In
Hands OF Jury

Providing the Jurors reach an
Agreement a sealed verdict VIII b.
brought into Federal Judge =. r.
cushman's court By noon Saturday
IN the case Of Mira Lillian Eiirich.
Aberdeen boarding house proprieiress
charged with narcotics smuggling.
The jury retired late Friday after
noon. Mrs Eltrich. together with
Archie Hartford. was convicted on
another narcotic charge Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
BLIND MAN RICH
Discovered After Staying 10
Months in City Hospital

After spending ~ months 81 the
city hospital. where he was treated
on the presentation that he was
penniless. Lazo Kangero. aged blind
peddler. was removed 70 the Seattle
General hospital. when Il was dis-
covered that be possessed at least
5000.
Kangero has been a familiar figure
about Seattle office buildings for
many years. on his rounds selling
pencils. He lives az 7is Sixth ave.
s.. according 20 the hospital records.
Just before a proposed operation
AZ the city hospital. Kangero drew
an orderly aside and handed him a
wallet containing $50 and books from
various banks showing deposits 70
total 5000. Then Kangero was sent
TO the Seattle General hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

TOKYO. Japan. May 1.-THE fol.
lowing message from the news agen.
cics and newspapers OF Tokyo was
sent 10 the commander Of tho Amer.
lean flyers today. at Paramashui, TO
bid the intrepid airmen welcome TO
the empire OF Japan:
Commander American Round.thc.
World Flight: More than 40 years
ago brave American naval officer.
Commodore Perry, sailed hir black
ships' into the Sea OF Sagami and
Japanese territory.
To-day you bravo American army
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
c. of c. Pageant
Will See Pageant

Tho Chamber OF Commerce Il
sponsoring delegation 10 Walla
walla. May IS and -. 20 view tho
civic pageant. How the Yves, Was
Won
The pageant was fi-t produced
there last year. and was 20 success.
fll that Il Il being repeated this
year with aooo participants. An
effort Il being made 90 have the
Seattle delegation large enough 20
require a special train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Protecting Robins
to Conserve Cotton

FALLING CREEK. n. c. May
1b.-Farmers in this section. antici-
pating their aid in fighting the boil
weevil this summer are making plans
to protect robins, which are coming
here In greater numbers this spring
than ever before. Growers will keep
game wardens informed OF violations
of the laws forbidding shooting OF the
redbreasts by hunters. Already,
under the report plan, IS convictions
have been obtained in Wayne county
alone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

NEW YORK. May Millicent
Rogers salm came homo today. a
pale, little girl, who bit her lips
as " TO keep from crying.
Henry Huddleston Rogers, her
gray.haired father, was with her,
smiling, but saying nothing.
There was no word about Count
Ludwig Salm Won Hoogstraoten,
dashing middlc.nged Austrian. whose
marriage TO the New York heiress
last January stunned her parents
and set the tongues OF society OF
two continents a.wag.
II have nothing 70 say" said the
pale. little countess, but she could
not force smile.
Adrian H. Larkin, Rogers attor-
noy. shrugged and smiled when
asked II II were true the Rogers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
# COMPANY PAYS.
TAX Will BE CUT
Will Collect Bill From Puget Sound
Corporation, Says Hanson

II the city can collect tho delin.
quent tax bill Of over s65O.Ooeo from
the Puget Sound Power Light Co,
there will be n 1.mill reduction In
county taxes next year, according to
County Treasurer William Shields,
as the f.mIll levy produces about
5000. 900. which amount viii be about
King countys share OF tho sum TO
be collected.
Col. Howard a. Hanson, chief
civil deputy, who is In immediate
charge OF the litigation. after r con.
ference with Col Malcolm Douglas.
declared that there is no question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

but that the city will collect the tar.
Col. Hanson said: The legality OF
the tax was attacked both by the
Puget Sound Power & Light Co. and
by the city OF Seattle, and has been
determined by both the state SUI.
preme court and the United States
supreme court. TO be legal tax.
The law relating 10 the enforce.
ment OF personal taxes is tho same
for corporations as for private .ndi.
viduals The county treasurer Is
proceeding to collect this tax in the
same manner as II a private indl.
vidual was charged herewith"