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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
BANDITS ESCAPE
WITH $500
Dancing Master DeHoney Is
Victimized by Pupils

Two young bandits entered the
office OF ]. II. DeHoncy. proprietor
Of the DeIIoney Dancing academy.
1914 r. Pike St. held up DcHoney
with gun. slugged him with
blackjack. tied him hand and foot.
and escaped. after robbing him OF
$500 In cash. a 5000 watch and q
$1,000 diamond ring. Thursday AFT.
ernoon.
DeHoney says one OF the two men
applied for dancing lessons wednes.
day night and paid him IS. Thurs.
day evening the two men entered
his office. and the other man zlso
bought dancing course and paid
him So.
While putting the money in hts
pocket. DeHoney heard a sharp
command to stick UP his hands. HI
found one OF the men pointing n
gun at his stomach: tho other fellow
hit him over the head with a black.
jack. They took him 10 another
room and tied him up and proceeded
to loot the office AS they wcre de-.
parting. DeHoney asked them to
leave him some money for dinner.
One Of them threw him n IS gold
piece and then both men ran out
Of the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
DRUNKEN YEGGS
STAB MAN
Attackers Leave Victim on
Floor and Escape

Attacked hy four men In soft
drink parlor at Sixth ave. =. and
King ~. early Friday morning.
J. Murphy. go 10th ave. ;. was
stabbed Ia the stomach during q
struggle 90 escape from the quar-.
tet. Murphy was taken Ia the city
hospital. where he told the police
that the four men are members
Of y saie-eraeking gang that has
terrorited Seattle merchants re-.
Gently.
Murphy said he went into the shop
and Was standing by the bar when
one OF the men came over 20 him and
said: DO you know my palsg''
Murphy responded iokinEiy; me-
altho he admits that he has known
tho men by sight Tor a considerable
length OF time.
Then SC, out of here" the mar
yelled In a drunken raEc. All -four
Of them jumped on Murphy and IN
the fight which followed knife wa
plunged into hts stomach. Tho quar-
ter fled and Murphy was found iyinl
on the floor a minute later by police
men. who took him 20 the hospital.
Detectives questioned Murphy Fri
day In an effort 10 find out how much
he knows OF the supposed safc-crack
ers and their activities. Murphy viii
recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Fight BoxIey Awards!

settlement. claiming that the flood
was not caused IN any way by the
Cedar river dam. Organized propa.
ganda. however, was carried on for
passage by the council OF the claim
ordinance. Councilman Y. l.. Blaine
md Counciiwouan Kathryn Mira
clio were tho only two council mem.
bers 10 oppose the awarding Of the
damages.
Mayor Brown has announced he
Viii not VITO tiiC iittitSuTE.
The city charter provides that II
8 per cent Of tho voters sign the
referendum petition. the ordinance
cannot become law until Il has
been approved by the voters.
or the to,nl amount OK claim
voted. sfes.5ls goes to the Norti
Bend Lumber Co. the Milwaukee
railroad. the innovation shlngle Co
and King county, twenty-five
claimants. laborerS and small prop
erty owners win get sio.i53.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18

''idfal~ every feN moments bear,
ing Hifin ia Pins. offering con.
dolenres 90 TIE family and vh.s.
p,uns prayers Tor the recovery
u Ping
Ping iies in Die little private
compartment ne has his oNn
iaequerrd ied with aiihen mat.
iFrrs and covers
Ping wps IBken mo FIRST BOZ Be-
attic. WHORE Else pianist delayed
his tour 90 give the best ~ mrdi-
cnl attention % tho suffering
dog Then la South Dakota.
Ping mnnaecd 20 clip outside
without hia aweaier. he caught
cold aud complications developed
Unable 20 secure proper medical
attention in south Dakota, Pad
crewski cancelled several engage
menia. wired for Dr. TaEne 20
meet the train and rushed 90 CHI
eaEo,
Dr. Tasuo lbs abandoned on
hope only a miracle can save
Ping. ne holds n Pins were
younger. b might be different
nut Ping r. IS and Fat lie
has been overindulgcd IN every
thing. He Nsddles. ono eYo V
closed. he trembles with age
-
Hes "a gone dog. that's nl''
fsid Dr. Tngue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
SOLD BOOZE TO
SPITE STATE
Widow Couldn't Collect on
Damages, So Broke Law

iBfeelins against the fteis caurel
sire Pio carolli of Renton. 10 take
up whisky ceiling a. a profession. ae
cordlng 70 Judge Joe wood ana Aar.
shall Pete Duilahants. q the valley
ipAn. Friday. SIR CARROLL. mother
of three boys. Is IN the county Sal
working out a 800 fine for having
liquor in her Persecution.
Meanwhile. two o. the boys. eyed
n and lG. are belns cared for b.
relatives. The other boy o. "a and
able 20 look after himself For ne
two younger children Mrs. CARROLL O.
receiving $50 month from the
juvenile court, AMER her arrest hhe
refused 20 allow the court 20 take
them and care for them. Judge Wood
said.
Pour years ago CARROLL was BtuIch
by q live wire Ia q mine. The injury
apparently was slight. but four yean
later Dc died. Doctors said the in
Jury was the cause Of death. But
because no report had been made q
the state. the usual $4,000 death com
psnsaii0n could not BE- paid 20 biz
widow.
Mrs. carolll's attempts 20 collect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Chicago Is flushed as
PaderewSkiS Dog Ping
NearS Gates of Death

CHICAGO. April IS Ping
Lars H. suu lives. hai I 90 NOT
expect him 20 last CUT che dag
nr. W T. TaRuu. head Of tho
Mokiliip hospital today gave this
bulletin 10 ncwrpaprrmen ana
photographers ihrpnglnE about
The ideal" palatlal private puli.
man ~ lsnaco i'sdcrcwski,
World renowned pianist
A death watch b. being kept on
ihn car hy an the Chicago news,
papers and prees associations.
Pins. the Paderewth dos. 10
dying
a faint 'woof' Was heard from
the royal couch as Madame Pad
efcwski tried 10 tempt Pins. once
the property ~ ION OF the ast
emperor ~ china. 20 anlff a little
broth.
Tho roiemnlty attending che
passing Of world figure marks
tho approach of death of the
Pcklnese AN day yesterday and
ihruout the night the Newspaper.
men kept the death watch
sob sisiefs' were detailed 90
write a canine sonata u tears on
tho paHsing ~ Ping.
IEunee and Madame padercw.
SKI are Erirf stricken. Delega.
tons Of Poles parade 90 The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
FARMERS FAVOR
DISEASE BARS
Seattle Conference Passes
Resolutions on Epidemic

Following the meeting OF dairy.
men. livestock dealers. packers and
others called by tho state depart.
ment Of agriculture In the assembly
room OF tho Seattle Chamber OF
Commerce Thursday to discuss the
hoof and mouth disease. resolutions
passed nj tho meeting were being
circulated Friday. The resolutions
call for The following.
/. An absolute embargo on all
California fruit and produce exeep,
citura fruits.
2. Arrangements with California
to prevent men from working with
infected herds without proper fuml.
cation.
.. Exclusion Of camping parties
these slips arc found and charged
regulations for fumgation and quar-.
antIne.
Acting Governor w. ]. coyle
promised full cooperation In tho
enforcement OF any needed rcg,ilo.
tlons IN a statement announce 1
FrIdny. II drastic measures should
become necessary they will be
taken, he declared,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
WOMAN WHIPPED
Wife Who Flogged Mani
curiSt Is Also Punished

TULSA. Okla. April is.-Airs.
Georgia Thomas. pretty esycar-old
wife Of a prominent cigar dealer here.
who kidnapped ana hors,whlpped
'nllly" Daily. a young manieurisi.
whom she accused Of Intimacy with
her husband about two years ago. was
whipped herself last night hy man
and a woman. whose Identity she re-
fused 10 diyulEe.
Mrs. Thomas screams m the lash
was applied brought neighbora 20
the scene. who called the police. but
before officers arrived tho party"
had broken up and Mrs. Thomas was
in bed az her home nursing her
bruises.
Tho woman knew her assailants
well. bu, would not take any action
She said shs did not want tho DO
lice 20 interfere and intends 70 set
revenge IN her own way.
Mrs. Thomas. a short time aEo,
filed suit for divorce from orviilc
Thomas. alleging that her husband
bought pistol with which she shoi
herself in the knee 20 that he would
not be jealous Of her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Operation for Tun1Or
Reveals Unborn Babe
Carried for 81 Years

IN medical history. Others have
been known 60 carry bodies pt
unborn children Tor year. or
perhaps two. but never before
Tor half a century.
Tho unborn child catHed tho
mother little discomfort 6sring
ne. according 20 Dr. y. ,. Sic.
Cormick. local physician. who
attended tho woman. Married
whcp very young. the woman
had two sons horn before the
was 20. Both sons live IN Toledo.
AZ the axe of % the woman
expected her third child. All
the symptoms Of motherhood
appeared. but az the schcduled
time she camc back with empty
arms. Dociorn told her ahc was
mistaken. tina; rho had n grow.
ing tuinor and advised an opcr.
alton. But fear of doctors and
operations kept her from con.
flruinF her belief iha, fho was
10 have been n mother again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18

TOLEDO. O.. April is--One
OF the mast astounding dlsooy.
erica in medical history was
made Ia ~. Vinccnt's hospital
here. when an operation FOR "a
'iumor revealed that AN aged
Toledo woman had carried for
81 years tho perfectly formed
body 81 an unborn baby Girl.
Tho woman. ~. died shortly
after thc operation. Her death
wa caused BY combination Of
diseases due to old aec. doctors
aid.
The bnby'a body. when taken
from the woman. was In a shell
or capsule Of flesh weighing Elk
pounds Hood vessels feeding
from the mothers body kept tho
fissh OF tho child from decay
Ing. but the heart and other
organs ceased fnnetioninE short.
~ after the scheduled tlule Of
birth. Physicians said this n
one Of tho moe, unusual casrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
EXTEND SEARCH
FOR CARR
SiSter-in-Law kidnaper Is
Hunted Over Northwest

Police officers OF Washington. orr.
son and California Joined 10 thc
search Friday Tor George - Carr.
.cFcouyiei aud alleged hiEsmist who
kidnapped hia risterin Law. Rose
fahcy a. last Tuesday evening ana
~ holding her in hiding 49, hosiaEr.
10 force hia wife 20 return 60 him.
No further traor has been found -
Carr or the sirl since "Wednesday.
when they were seen ia the lobby
.nf the So Rests hotel where lhey
had gone 90 see II Mrr. Eva carr.
wife u The kidnaper. and sister ~
his victim. had REGISTERED In oompll
anrs with Cars demands
Mira Carr. whose home ~ 1854
Ninth ave, W. the scene % the hid
mapping. whlch has been guarded by
detectives ever since. believes that
the man and Miss Fahey have either
departed Tor California or still are
IA hiding Carr has ceased his ielo.
phone calls 20 his wife and has not
shown himself since Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18

Plans were being made Friday BY
the Central Labor council 20 use
the referendum 10 block the awards
Of $4,000 mado By tho city coun.
eli to the property owners who al.
legged their property was damaged
to that extent BY the flood OF Box.
ley creek. In 1918.
Charles II Case. chairman Of the
legislative committee OF tho labor
body. declared Friday that his or.
ganlzatlon viii have referendum pc.
titlous ready for circulation by next
wednesday.
The council settled with The North
Bend Lumber Co. the Milwaukee,
railroad and other clnimnnts, in
spite OF tho fact that In three suits
brought against The city for dam.
ages. the city was held shameless
for the flood.
Corporation Counsel Il. j. i. Ken.
nedy has always advised against tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
MOTOR VICTIM
IN HOSPITAL
Hlt-Run Driver Flees After
Hitting Man in Crash

knocked down by g hthndr
driver according to t4ae police ~
f1ith ana Union THURSDAY evening.
o. ssarlz islgM Flrt ave- was
taken 10 the fity ho5piial suffering
from severe bruises The driver of
tha car escaped. Tho machine
crashed into tho curb and ran
across tho sidewalk. according 20
tho officers WHO investigated.
swariE was the frat u five sic.
Tins u traffic accidents Thufrday
night
Airs A. Meciclland. 1908 Aloha
a.. was reported near death Fri
day AZ fhe Norwegian hospital.
where she Is suffering from frac.
tured skull received when che WIS
run down by a seaitie.bound Ever.
stt interurbnn train M Wctilnke
and Mercer
Mrs uussis Kendall %. of the
Miller hotel. received a crushed foot
when she was biz by an auto az
Second ave. ana Yesier The car
was driven ~ EllfWufth liedbfff,
f2os Third ave ~ ".
A gate on The Spokane A. bridge
Zen upon coupe driven by win.
liam C. Baker. ioi7 ssth ave. s. Vs.
Tho gate aiso hif the back end u
an auto driven by A. l.. Weaver,
2gss seth ave. +. vs.. Weaver was
unhuri but Baker was cut about the
face by broken glass Both ears
we're wrecked.
a coiliAlon near IIlllman City. on
Rainier ave. between two autos.
resulted In glass injuries 20 a WON.
an riding with Fred miller. Of Ken
nydaie. be reported. The names Of
the woman and Of tho other driver
woro not learned by the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Army Officers to
Complete Reviews

Inspection OF tho University Of
Washington II. o. I. c. was to be
completed Friday by tho three army
officers sent out by the war depart.
ment. Following inspection OF parade
work. close order formation and tho
manual OF arms. which was complet'
cd Thursday. tho officers were TO
inspect class room work Friday.
Inspection is being conducted by
Lieut.. Col. Herman Glade, general
staff: Maj. Walton Goodwin. Jr., cal
vary. OF Washington, d. G.. and
Lieut.. C. w. Woodward Of the X. o,
T. C. office. Ninth army corps, OF
san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Elsie Janis Walks
Out of Engagement

NEW YORK. April is.-Elsis
Janis walked out of n local theater
In huff and 90 date has an
nouncsd no intention Of returning.
She II forfeiting a ia.oOo-a-wesls
contract
Tho split arose when Miss Janis
found she wus being co-htarred
with James Barton. comedian. j,
was announced rho demanded her
name aiono appear on Il banner In
front Of the theater. Barton also
was being starred.
Tho management announced fol.
lowing tho episode they were man
aging the theaier instead Of Elsie
Janis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Teacher Can Shake
Boy if It's Needed

PORTLAND. Ore. April is.--Mlat
Nina u. simpson, teacher. was
acquitted BY municipal court jury
last night on charge OF assault
and battery. brought because chs
gave io-year-old Paul Enner q
good shaking.
The hoy's mother brought this
chargeh
Miss simpson admitted she shook
Paul because ho needed e."
Tho jury agreed with her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
ST0RK BRINGS PATH
BABY; PARENTS ARE
WORRIED OVER NAME

Gan FRANCISCO. Arul H.
- Mr. sctaaiana Maroauln
was a happy mother tolay she
had lust borne 10 nlndo. heF
hushand. their stth child "a 10y,
And Rlndo MAS iust as happy
II aofft MONTY about my farm.
ilyr Do said. smiling an tbo
while.
CAS- the little ones come 90
ms the oihcra grow Older and
more ana more 20 them arc aiso
to take care ~ themselves.
~lt's only n8mcs that worry
me, we have named children FOR
all our relatives This boy
Sues Na'n hsNr 10 set bits name
uut ~ TIC nblc"
An ~ the rhildrcn are living,
Tho Marruwauins were married
when Tho wife was aErd lt. ANA
her first ghild Was born when
she was %. she now Is aged a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
PIANO ON AIR
Radio Recital at KF0A to
Feature Solos

A piano recital By James Hamilton
Rowe Of the American College OF
Music. assisted by members OF tho
faculty and student body, win fen.
turo the KFoA radio program at
Rhodes department store Friday. ut
$40 y. M. The program follows:
rianoforts-"odo 70 Mount Olympia
Olympic suitel .......s.....H Howe
Dean Hove.
Wealthy Sentinel Am /" watson
Laclen Faitchiid Jones.
isnoforte-.'valsa Arabcsauo" -. .I.asis
Mas Evelyn Jernbssg.
pianofotte Kammensnoi osttow"..
s...sss&..s..4.s44.. Uubiustefn
Miss Hazel Evelyn Cameron.
yoeaI--''Ths Los; Chord .s.. Sullivan
Miss Lots J. Cation.
piAnofor,s--
(aJ 'Bercsuso" ....t....,.... Iliinsky
% 'Yaise Lente" ..,..-....,. sehusti
Alias Jean Black.
ctnrlonst--selsctcd.
Roy o. Dsavsr.
Planoforte--s'waltz in A Flat. Chopin
Miss g. Claire Turner.
vooai--Arln. "Aois aud Gaiatsa''. Handel
Mrs. Tiorita MunEouw roten.
Pianoforte-
Cal ny the Banks Of tho MIS-
qualify tRafnisr suite1 ..s.....Howe
% Dance OF the Puyailups' tiiai-
nicr suitel .................
Dean Howe.
yocai--'grho Song the Anvil slngs" .petri
STR. Jones.
Planoforte--Pi anoiogues.
Miss Maudo Ethel Peterson
"a THE star and the Moon at
Lake Crescent 90. 81 ......,.tIows
% 'That IL why ....,..,...o'lfarn
sfrs. wroteu.
pianoforie 'Poionaise IN G Sharp
Minor observation-disclosures. Chopin
Miss Cameron.
yocaI-'Drlnk to Ne only with
Thine (Oid Engilsh Msiody).,.
Mr.. Jones'
plnnoforte--''I.oyo DreAms' .....LiHzt
Miss Turner.
"onr washington" "a Washington
state song ....+..st.s.+.s.st HOW
words by Miss Martha $. watkins)
solos by Mrs wroten and Mr.. Jones.
cnorusss BY Iscuity and students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Outlaw Meets Death
in Electric Chair

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, April H.
diamond Joe" Sullivan. last OF the
souihwcst's notorious outlaws. went
TO his death In the electric chair
here today-Good Friday-wfthout
an outward sign OF the yellow
streak" attributed TO him by under
world associates.
The prisoner walked TO the chair
with an air OF gay carelessress and
ease that astounded spectators. He
maintained his calm and uncon-
cerned attitude as the adjustments
were made and until the switch was
turned on.
He paid the penalty for n career
Of crime and banditry extending
over the lost decade. He wns cleo.
irocutcd for the specific crime OF
Staying a Little Rock detective last
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Suspect Is Captured f!

the three men trying 70 break the
lock on tho door. He opened she
door and. calling 20 other men 70
follow him. ran out He chased
tho tho down the alley and Will
lams was caught by thenicr ON.
ployo whllo Day pursued tho other
two.
Day gained on them and ono OF
tho men. seeing that he WIS beias
oycrtaken. drcw a gun and fired
point blank, Day stopped and 81.
lowed him TO Get away.
williams IL held on an open
charge in the city sail. lie said
that no VIA trying TO set in merely
TO sec the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Flames Threaten
Huge Stockyards

| CHICAGO. April 1s.-Firc swept
tho fiye.story hog building Of Nor.
ris & Co, IN tho stock yards dis.
tric,, today.
Scores OF fire cnglneu were sum.
monod and desperate efforts are be.
ing made 10 keep the fire from
spreading to the acres OF adjoining
buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Poincare to Talk
Report in Belgium

PARIS. April is.-Premier Poin.
caro- plans 20 confer with Premier
Thcunis OF Belgium next week on
tho experts report on rcpurations,
II was reported today following final
approval OF The report by the repair.
ations commission.
poincare will discuss with his
Belgian colleague those questions OF
REIMBURSEMENT OF Franco Belgian
economic control of tho Ruhr and
the Franco.Bclgian control OF rail.
ways.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
"Officer 100" to
Be Investigated

Policeman number 100 was there
when / arrived at tho Lonora garage
THURSDAY" Assistant Prohibition III.
rector w. NJ. whitney said Friday
morning. Il didn't know His name.
and haven't verified Il yet. 30 l
cannot say whether IL was Jensen
or not. am waiting for written re.
ports from our men that were there
when | got there.
"our office - not contemplating
any action. The whole matter. how.
ever. Is under further investigation
by our office"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
'RE-EASTER MUSIC
AND SPECIAL TALK
BY DANIELS SLATED

Copyright. 1894. by United press)
KSD, st, Louis, $40 meters, s
IL .. M. G. s. T.--Merca-
dente'B sacred cantata, The
Seven Last Words Of Christ"
WIZ, New York, ass meters,
8 p. m, u. s. T.--Good Friday
services from West End Prcsby-
terrain church.
VINO. Memphis. 500 meters,
$3.50 p. M, G. s. T.--fecturc by
Joscphus Daniels.
CFcA, Toronto. 400 meters, 8
p. M, 70. s.. t. Stainer's "Thc
crucifixlon," from ~. James
cathedral.
wos. Jefferson city. Mo.
4iO.o meters, 8 y. M, G. 8. D.
Program by the Jefferson City
Rotary club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Schedule Dance

Lcschl pavilion. seattle's popular
lakeshore dance hall. win be the
scene OF another big dance on Friday
night, with the Don Julian club stag.
ing the affair. The Hollywood Syn
copators. . seven.piece orchestra. has
been engaged to furnish the music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
2 Negroes Hanged
for Killing Officer

CHICAGO. April is.-Lucius Dol
ton and Henry Wilson, negroes.
were hanged here to-day for the
murder OF Patroirnan Vincent skiba.
Doltan and Wilson shot skiha
when he tried to arrest them for
committing a robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18

sTEuBENviLLE, o., April 1s.--
Tho home of John o. Cole, prohi.
billion agent. was bombed carly to.
day for the second time In four
months.
Windows Of homes within six
blocks were shattered. but Coles
house was only slightly damaged.
Dootlcggcrs arc blamed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
POLICEMAN
STARTS ON PAGE l

sen ION the carpet" in connection
with anonymous reports that nearly
200 cases Of liquor had been seized
IN raid on a West Seattle dock
made by Jensen and two other off.
GERS. Records showed that e cases
were turned In as evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18

Surprising thrce alleged bur
glars forcing their way Into the
the blue Mouse theater NJ fifth
ave. near Pike st. Thursday
night. Robert Day, an cmployo
Of the ihcatcr. gave chase and
narrow.y escaped death when
one Of the trio drew n revolver
and fired several shots nj him.
Day and other employees cap
tured ono Of tho men. II. VIII.
JANIS. Is, a colored bcIlboy. but
the man who fifvd ON Day, and
his companion escaped.
Day heard a nolso at the res
in.fanco Of tho thcater. about
}. m. and upon investigating ea'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Apartment Thief
Makes Good Haul

Entering tho rooms OF G, H. Bing.
hnm Humphrey apartments Thurs.
day, a daylight burglar fnnsaekcd
the jewel cose and bureau, linking
two strands OF pearls, q cameo ring
and black tnffeta dress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
BIOcKED DESIGNS

Iiand.blocked designs on chiffon.
vollc. linen or silk pro very smart.
So arc printed scarfs and acccs.
series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18

failed. 'Then sha go ne idaa nat
the ftats owed her O living. aid ths
Judge and ths marshal. -1ud tanes
selling lad mo0mhine 70 We hs4
10 raid her place and arrest len
People were being made Do b. ths
stuff"
she admitted On tie stand thsi
she lYag asiiHig b." nid judge WOOD.
RI gave her the llghtezt fine I -
and she could pay it II he wanted =
lnisead she chose 10 81 70 JAN ana
lef somebody rise look after her chiL
drcn. We are willing 70 help her
II she wants 10 lead an honest lie
bat she can't seil moonshine end get
away with u on any sympathy
plea"
In tho King county iai. afrs.
cafolli. who had formerly Eaid that
she vas forced 10 peddls moonshina
70 support her children. refused late
Thursday 70 make any statement.
She Is an Italian. speaking only
broken English.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Twin Boys Slain
in Odd Accident

AfDNEr April 1.-THE mot 20
eailar acadent iH the uleuy annals
OF Australia occurred yertera1y. run
b@a named Waiter aged D. wrt
leF.ng Sydney far the Esftsr -
days one loaned out ofafssln wp
dgE and called b.s broihe 70 %
lisewiSe Both 'Fero dsapitats1 .
an obstruction mat eateu1sd eoss
10 the coach.