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Superior Court, State of Connecticut, County of MiddleseX, the 18th day of November, 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
BURGLAR FAILS
TO GET IN
Cuts Hands on Drug Store
Door and Gives Up

In an attempt 70 batter his way
into the Union Drug Co. store
Seventh ave. and linton a.. early
Thursday. a burglar was badly cut
about the hands By broken glass
In tho tear door.
Patrolman Robert Hagen dlscoy.
cred the broken door soon after.
Blood was rtill dripping from the
jaFgcd ends Of the broken glass
and an iron bar was nearby. The
bar had been used 60 pry open the
door. -he attempt had failed. how.
ever.
Tho burglar who, two nights ago.
ranzacked two apartments In the
WOODLAND court. North b0th -. and
Fremont ave. escaping with 1880
In jewelry. returned Wednesday
morning and ransaeked nve more
apartments. according TO reports 20
tho police
In the rooms Of c. 3 Jackson. u,
g. Fritts. H. = Count and John
Burrows, the intyuder found moth.
ms. but IN the apartment Of J. y.
Holden the thief took diamond
and ruby ring. valued at $500. and
two other rinFs valued az ii00
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
LEAGUE CHEERS
MACDONALD
Land Disarmament Plea
Puts Assembly on It's Feet
ny HENRY WOOD

GENEVA. Sept A. Before an en-.
thusiastic. applauaing assembly oi
the league or nations. Pfime Minister
Macdonald Of Great Britain today
voiced q demand for world confer.
enee on land disarmament and called
upon the league 20 prepare the
ground fer such a conolaye. that u
might not fail.
America has taken the first step
towards naval reduction" the labor
premier declared.
The subject Of land Armaments
"A more complicated II such a con.
ference we're summoned now Il would
fail
The leagues role now Is 20 pre-
pare the ground. Al nations here
present must begin preparation.
Two points are essential First.
that all countries be represented
Second. that the conferences be
held in Europe. where heads Of gov.
ernments here can participate.
What the league OF nations mus,
do IL 10 abolish war and convince
tho nations % the order % peace
and security which Il the basis Of
tho new system Of Europe" he con.
cluded.
The entire assembly was on its
feet, cheering and hpplaudlng. Ind
Macdonald was obliged 20 bow re,
peatedly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
fleet TO REACH
FRISCO TODAY
70 Pass Thru Golden Gate
as Sun Is Setting

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept, t-ons
n. n,cst powerful battle fleets
utr 10 enter the Golden Gate Is
~ here AZ sunset today, bringing
r,A Il Curtis D. Wilbur. secretary
4 the navy.
SECRETARY Wilbur "a touring the
aslnc coast and comes here from
saiile.
Nns hattleships light cruiser
ra g dss;royers compose the fleet.
shxh is expected 10 drop anchor at
Naa-o'.war row about $50 p, M
ne tntry Of the fleet will be IN
~ aa,ure Of a mimic attempt 70
i'ssP,Ee- san Francisco bay. Pre-.
stsi By SIX seaplanes. which win
\ aiaupl;ed from the hattleshisp
= 1rpp bombs on the and forts.
q Zee, viii steam thru the Gate
VI every sailor AZ his post and
:.ns prepared for action.
Seyi week a real war game viii
\ pAyed under the eye OF the ma.
n SECRETARY. steaming 200 miles
~ 10 sea. the fleet commanders
VI plo; an attack against the city
s4h as riSht be used in actual
sirtre. and start a naval demon
Kziion which will eliminate in a
rsas display on Defense day, Sep.
l,ro<f r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
HERRIN is QUIET
Mere Handful Of State
Troops Forces Truce

HERRiN. m. Sept. i-warrinE
fractions here are az peace today
under an agreement practically
forced on them BY Capt. Harold Bigc,
low. so.yearold commander OF the
handful Of state troops left to pre-.
vent another outbreak, following the
rloting Saturday IN which six men
were killed
Captain Bigeiow conferred with
the khan and antiklan elements last
midnight and demanded that thsy
agree 20 a truce He took action when
dc discovered that klansmcn planned
a demonstration At the funeral Of
Charles wollard slansman. killed in
the riotinE.
When Biselow heard Of the plans
he called the kiansmen into confer.
ence and told them there would be no
demonstration Of any kind Bigclow
said he felt satisfied both sides would
observe the peace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
FOLLOW GREEN
ARROWS
They Show the Way to Salt
Water Park Dance

Follow the Green ArroNs.-
and sou'll end up with the biggest
sort of a time imaginable. A hlg
dance while floatlng acreaa placid
Lake Washington By moonlight and
Tho glowing fceiing OF having in
vested your money IN philanthropy
10 yourself and Seattle. as we'll as
IN dance tickets
Time. Saturday evening.
llaee' Bluebird excursion boat on
Lake Washington.
Girl Matter OF personal prefer.
encc.
The Rlushlrd. iowed behind a tug.
boat viii leave from the Leschi
deck Saturday evening on her Lake
Washington debut She viii carry
every member OF the Young Mems
business club, sponsoring the state
salt water park campaign here. War
rem Andspon's lb.piece aggregation
q toe teassrs-and as many dancers
under the soo.eapaci,y. ~ can set
aboard
The gresh arrows" are plaeardod
all over Seattle this week. directing
the mo,ersi along the route 10 the
Lesehi alp and a good time.
Proeeeds except FOR actual ox-
pensoA VIII 20 90 the park fund
The park. you know. Is sO-aerc
tract of beautiful and almost I'M
touched woodland near Dcs Moinss
With a salt wafer sound beach and
accommodations Tor 10000 Automo.
hilss. according 90 survey b. the
state parks board.
The Seattle star discovered IL and
the Young Mems Business club
sponsored the campaign for funds
here. Seattle will raise $4,000 Of
the purchase price: Tacoma Is after
lts 1900 quota. and the state parks
board win furnish tho remaining
$4,000 o. the $4,000 asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CHINA
STARTS ON PAGE 1

Of them women, many Of them
carrying babies.
Thousands slept on IN. streets
here last night Admiral Anderson.
who has assumed command ~ tho
international forces. is making an
effort 10 care for the refugees and
prevent disease epidsmics
The refugees. he believes. are a
greater menace 20 the city than
the invading army.
Gen. Lu has enrolled number
Of French pilots for his air squad.
rons and several machines departed
for the front today
The foreign quarter is paying 1T
tie attention 20 tho war. secure in
the knowledge that ample forces OF
American. British, French. Japan
csc and other sailors will protect
them.
Several dances and big priE.
fight will be held tonight
Gardens Of a number OF the big
homes in the foreign quarter have
been thrown open 70 the refugees,
who are eneampsd on the lawns.
living of the generosity OF the for
eign residents.
II is generally believed here that
in view o. the severity OF tho
fighting the war will terminate
within a short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Douglas Takes Thrust at
Opponent in Speech

"a man learns more in 10 years
Of married life than he does in 65
years OF bachelorhood. Malcolm
Douglas declared last night in q
speech before the Rose Hin Improve.
.ment club at Kirkland. Douglas is
n candidate for judge Of the superior
court. department No. /, now occu'
pied by Boyd ]. Tnllman. The prose
cutor's thrust at his opponent was
greeted with applause.
while It is true rnnt / am guilty
OF the charge OF being only 56 years
OF age" Douglas said, at least l
ought TO be entitled TO some credit
for having been married 10 years and
helping little to rear two fine chill.
dren."
Douglas reviewed his record rs
prosecuting attorney. citing his four
years in charge OF the largest law
office in the state" as furnishing a
practical apprenticeship for the
bench. Some OF the foremost judges
in the state OF Washington he point.
cd out. have received their training
as county attorneys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
TWITS TALLMAN CALL TO BATTLE.
Organized Labor viii Get
Behind La Toilette

WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.--orsan.
lied labor today sounded a battle
call for vigorous action in behalf
OF the la Follette-wheeler indie.
pendent ticket.
A triple program designed TO
make labor's full strength effective
in the fight was sent out to unions
by Samuel Gompers, president OF
the American Federation OF Labor,
and his leutenants on the fedora
TONS non.partisan political cam.
paiEn committee.
II called for:
Immediate raising OF campaign
funds.
determination of corps OF
labor speakers.
s.-Wide dissemination OF conven.
ton literature.
Organization work will be carried
to the smallest union. All state fed.
erations. city central bodies and
local unions have been asked TO
appoint campaign committees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
TALK ~" PLAN
New Entrance Proposal UP
Before Council

4 public hearing on tho proposed
nov entrance 90 tho University was
10 be held Thursday afternoon az ?
o'clock before the city council
streets and sewer committee.
widespread opposition has deyel.
oped 20 the plan Endorsed by the
University board OF regents. This
plan II 10 condemn part Of two
blocks from Tenth ave \. y. thru TO
the University campus on tist A.
Many business men and residents
OF the dlstric, favor the eonbtrue.
ton ~ an approach on Goth ~
Tbs city council Is expected 20
hAsc It's occasion on the outcome Of
tho hearing Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Robbers Get $110
in Crowded Store

While score o, women patrons
stood with their hands in tho air.
two bandits Wednesday night held
up and robbed the Molin pharmacy.
1925 Il. jefferson st. and escaped
with the cash register. containing
$40. Pedestrians outside saw the
women and clerks with their hands
In the air and called the police. The
bandits escaped just before the po.
lice car arriyd.
The robbers arc believed TO be the
same pair that held up the Mobile
cafe. Ola pike St. Monday morning.
making away with the cash register
In the same manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
AND THE QUESTIONS
HE HAS TO ANSWER

Knowing the various members Of
'the family" In Longsteth'A hobby.
Saying Good morning Mr. Blank
gives him n happy glow. IL seems. ."
IA the way julius explains II. Put.
ting him on the elevator which takes
him nearest 20 his side OF the building
Is another little matter which look
out for. It's a matter OF concentration
OF names and faces and believe Il
gives that personal touch which even
the businest business man apprecl.
ates."
And II you stand beside the tall
starter for few minutes you will get
an idea OF the concentration needed.
lie must keep one elevator on the
ground floor: another at the top and
the rest en- route. He must direct
dozens to the proper elevator i'm.
mediately when they call out an OF.
flee name.
And In between he must listen 10
such things as this:
what Is the purpose OF Mobiliza.
ton day."
i've got friend in some fish
packing company In here. Went to
school with him % years ago. Didn't
catch the naue Of his office. His
name is Smith. Do you know where
he works?"
where is Mr.. Blanks office in the
Dexter.Horton building7'
f'Nyhera'a Tho fsoiro.p dncL 80
And Julius answers every one
and countless other such dissociated
inquiries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SLAYERS
STARTS ON PAGE 1

Attorney Clarence barrow with in
struetions for the disposition Of hi,
property,
Il haven't made out any will.
and certainly have not ordered
disposition Of my belongings" Leo.
pold declared Just another dream.
barrow aid that some time AEo
Leopold sent him a list OF the
articles IN the lAttsrs extensive bird
collection.
but he did not indicate what
disposition he wanted made u
them. barrow aid As matter
OF fact he does not know what 70
do with them
= do not regard the list As a
viii"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BROWN
STARTS ON PAGE1

'.aIS would not accept such con.
labs;ious myself favor rule
Fvhio'iins the placing OF relatives OF
suaiy officials on the county Pay.
"a but would not bar a competent
PRISON from county employment be.
zsse some relative was a county
.nploye. favor combining the mum.
~ Of county automobiles TO the
amber required for strictly county
slS.stss.
NY method OF getting economi.
y cal. efficient road construction
2 the North district Is TO abolish all
'Di''es from road construction. FOL.
aFns specific development pro.
pan for tie benefit OF the entire
NSnct and insisting on business
ns'ncds- The terms Of present road
"'trvisors and bosses automatically
.-pare January I. As commissioner.
! rould appoint only men who are
ssrk.
- have not agreed TO any spc.
eii'c road improvement. but
ass published the program OF road
iaTor.
e. am not IN favor Of breaking
me present ferry contracts TN.
y we're proven that there was
lai'a In their making. / believe
~ me county should stick to any
my contract into which Il enters.
Q-Ny plan for tax reduction Is 10
substitute business methods for
se''''cal methods in the conduct o.,
:, county government. and thereby
edDee expenses.
I'M have not given the subject
~ OF consolidation OF the city
i. county government sufficient
!, to take position for
asainst i. II Il would effect econ.
=, Without impairment Of service
.ns public. ! would be for II. I
q. ~ Pubic control Of essential utiIi.
80, sscn as water and light. and
., - vote to continue the existing
m. $3.50 .s. which King county has with
n. ~ nsht department.. a. long az
n. 'ses and service given are 10
s'Vaniass Of the taxpayers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
National Realty
Man Will Speak

~ Il Ennis. Of Kansas CITY, prcsi
dent OF the National Association o,
Real Estate boards will be tho prin
cipal speaker and honor CUES, at a
complimentary reception and dinner
TO be staged Monday evening al tho
Masonic clubroomA by the Seattle
Real Estate board. The clubroomr
are in the Arcade Square and the
informal entertainment will start a,
sac.
Ticket sales arc in charge OF A. n
Cohan. c. l.. Hail. n. r. Myhrc,
George W. Wilson and Walter II.
Boos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
PORT HEADS TO
CLOSE MEET
saurs Of Coast Is Told by
vancouver. B. c., Man

- ,,,ssnth annual sonvsn'ion
u, pacific Cossr Assnc.aiion q
,u,horliics Mas 10 close Thurs
s,it,wins morning. sessions AZ
MI 4. terminal a tour q The
I'd nor m the afternoon and
e's -, ana dunco az the Yacht
- 4 .,hs evening
-, ,Aan ito delegates ron
=, r.r, on the Pacific coast were
s''. .,,,.ot.nce THURSDAY morning
y. oaal basiness session included
- - by g. n Fitzpatrick. q
. s,.r B. Z. on THE Future
.r,,ln, Coast Ports Tor Grain "a.
and enc by Georgc osgood.
-.,,ra on Modern Mechanical
s.sSins Equipment Tor Port Ter
-nalA ..,....
,o,,pt the invitation OF Van,
-, =. C.. and - north 20 In.
-. re new port facilities Of that
me program auunges Tor en-,
...,,,snent for the port men for
S,urasy and sunday
r.,str,ction o. a belt line rail.
- tor seattle, 20 be operated in
~s-frailon with the publicly
~s,d port terminals with the oh
- ~ reducing switching charges.
=, Advocated az the Wednesday
,sx.ers
vst Charts T, Leeds. consulting
.-sstr q the port of Los Angeles.
..sed this discussion, Charles n.
49, president o. the board o.
-s,raors o. the san francisco port.
"a nat the belt line there had re.
40 switching charges 20 ts.to a
n In seattle the charges are
MS 10 SIS a car,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
HIT BY BOULDER
Injured Girl Spends Night
on Mountain Glacier

CLOUD CAP INN. Ore. sept. A.
Injured BY a io.pound boulder which
came hurting down the side %
Noun, Hood. and suffering from ex,
posture after spending a night on the
Newton Clark Glacier. Mas Barbara
Drum Of waila walla. Wash. vas
brought down the mountain today BY
workmen from a road construction
camp.
Miss Drum was injured about $50
last night while returning from a
trip to the summit with William
Moody. guide. Herbert Reynolds and
Donald Wright.
Reynolds descened TO give the
alarm. reaching here about midnight.
and returned with a physician. who
made Miss Drum as comfortable as
possible on the glacier. II was de-
cided no, to risk bringing her down
the mountain in darkness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Democrats Urging
Votes in Primary

Democratic state campaign com.
mittee Thursday urged all democrats
TO vote in the primary election,
next Tuesday A statement from
headquarters said:
at has frequently happend IN the
past that many democrats have
gone TO the polls and called for n
republican ballot, in order to vote
for some one individual candidate OF
that party out OF motives OF friend
ship or personal preference. This
practice should be discontinued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
"oolen Co. Omits
Regular Dividend

~. ~" YORK. Sept l.-Directors
Il. 's american Wooden Go. omitted
~ suiar quarterly dividend Of
n. ~ cent on the common stock.
,-,.. annual rate Of per cent has
~. '. since October Is. 1919.
per cent. 's'''' ra'e was
~ 'esglar quarterly dividend Of
ia s declared on the preferred
payable October Is 10 stock
record aeptenbsr *
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Young's Successor
Was "Boy Wonder"

WASHINGTON. Sept. 4 49, Sey-
mour P. Gilbert Jr, who viii sue
coed owen y. Young ms agent
general OF reparations. was under
secretary Of the treasury for two
years until his resignation last win
ter TO enter private practice in New
York.
Gilbert. was known as the boy
wonder" OF tho treasury. At the
age Of IS. just three years. out OF
Harvard. he became special counsel
to the treasury department on lib
erty loan matters.
In June, 1920. when only 81
years old he was appointed as
sistant secretary of the treasury, in
charge Of fiscal affairs. post he
held both under the Wilson and
Harding administrations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Kannair Hits Both
of His Opponents

William Brown, one Of his oppo.
nonts, has done t77.23e worth Of
business with tho county In the past
four years. and another. w. J. Phil.
lips, drew t5.S1i for services MS n
road boss Frank Kannair, candidate
for the North district commissioner.
ship. told meeting at Duvall Wed.
nesday night. Ksnnair will speak
at the University branch library
Thursday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
lannon's Murderess
to Divorce German

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 4.--Alleging
extreme mental cruelty. divorce
complaint filed by Clara Smith
Hamon German. the woman who
four years ago shot and killed
Jake Hamon, oil millionaire and po-
litical leader OF Oklahoma. was on
file here yesterday
After the shooting and Miss Ham
on's acquittal, she came here to
produce motion picture. John w.
German, who backed her in the ven
ture, married her in the summer OF
1921.
In the divorce complaint Mrs,
German alleges her husband spends
most OF his time and much OF his
money drinking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
214-Year Sentence
for Badge" Bandit

Los ANGELES. Sept 4--Henry
c. Dunlap. notorious badge" ban.
dit. was today sentenced TO two
natural lifetimes" and "2i4 years
imprisonment in Folsom penitenti.
ary."
Standing motionlcss before Judge
Charles Grail. Dunlap. with terri.
bic seowl crossing his face, heard
pronounced the words that viii
keep him behind prison bars the
rest OF his days.
They must think am some kind
OF q cat" Dunlap hurled Mt the
court after the sentence was pro.
nounced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Find Missing Boat
on Lake Michigan

CHICAGO, Sept. s,-The power
boat Gem. missing for two days on
Lake Michigan. was found yester-
day afternoon by submarine chaser
No, 43a from the Great Lakes naval
training station with ALI aboard
safe.
The Gem, which left Ottawa
beach. Michigan. for Chicago on
Monday, broke her propeller a few
miles out and has been drifting
helplessly.
d. II. Moreland. owner OF the
boat, his two sons, Lester and
Hugh, and cook named Nell
we're aboard the submarine chaser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Blasting Cause of
Earthquake Rumors

PORTLAND. Sept. Submerged
blasting by contractors who were re.
moving an old Burnside bridge pier
in the Willamette river Int yos,er.
day spread the word Of the city that
an earthquake had taken place
SO realistic was the tremor re.
sultIng fro mthe blast that more
than score OF persons called police
stations, asking II an earthquage
had taken place.
Police finally located tho blasting
rs the cause OF the disturbance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
LUMBER GAINS
New Business Now Topping
Northwest Production

New lumber business Vas per
cent above production and . per
cent above shipments for the past
week. according to reports from iii
mills 10 the West Coast Lumber
mems association.
They manufactured Sa.05?.so3 fec,
Of lumber. sold oT.5ti.iBs feet and
shipped pb.7bs.sA feet
Forty.thrso per cent nf all the
new business vas for future water
delivery. they reported. and % per
cent % the shipments were By
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
West Seattle Is
Out for Brinton

The West Seattle Brinton Booster
club met Wednesday night. and
count OF members showed 500 active
~ working for Maj. Wilmer b.
Brinton for commissioner from tho
south district. according TO John NJ
Price. club secretary. Arrangements
were made for Brinton mass meet
ing in Carpenters hall at S p. m.
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Madras, Ore, Has
Disastrous Blaze

BEND, Ore. Sept. Fire start.
ing in poolroom at Madras. county
seat OF jefferson county. at o'clock
this morning. spread until two blocks
in the business section were in
flames. For time phone wires were
out. and n repair crew was rushed
from Bend before daylight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Morrow Gets "In
Dutch" at Meeting

r. +. Morrow, candidate for county
commissioner, seems to have stuck
his foot in IT, when he is said TO have
entered into personalities in speech
at the Rose Hi Community club
Wednesday night. l.. NJ. Nelson,
president OF the club. claims that
Morrow couldn't verify some OF his
statements when called upon to do so
by indignant members Heated
words followed. said Nelson,
A number OF other candidates and
candidates supporters were on the
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Study Smuggling,
Then Combat 1t

Smuggling. both of aliens and OF
dutinble articles, win be studied with
view TO combating IL by Customs
Collector Willard T, Harrison, who
left Seattle on tour OF Washing.
ton Canadian border points OF entry.