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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
ADMITS GUILT IN
GIRLS DEATH
Nurse Sentenced to Prison;
Man Is Being Sought

TACOMA. March 27-A search
for "tho man I'm the case" was
started today by Roy Kefutetter.
fianeo Of isyear-old Edith Houston,
OF Centrnlia. following the girls
death from tho effects Of an Illegal
operation Miss Houston died in
her sisters arms Ia drug store.
while the proprietor vninly tined 70
summon q doctor
Within a hours % tho girls
death. Mrs. J.. =. Pratt. nurse.
had pleaded guilty 70 manslaughtcr
and lad received a term Of from
ono 20 ten years IN WAlla Walia.
Mrs Pratt r. the widow Of former
physician and mayor 81 Runton. a
Tacoma suburb. She readily ad.
miiiod her part in tho tragedy.
with Mrs. Pratt en- route 10 tho
penitentiary. Kerstettor and the
dead girls relatives arc ia Cen.
trnlia, prosecuting the search FOR
tho man indirectly responsible for
tho death. They claim to know
him, and declare they will not rest
until 10 has been punished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
GIRL is D I'm C
AFTER CRASH!
Youthful Boy Companions
Still Held in Jail


while physician and tho nurse
watched By her bedside NJ the provi.
dence hospital. Florence Tuttlo, pref.
~ fs-year.oid giri who was injured
IN an auto accident near Alderwood
Manor carly Wednesday morning.
made n desperate fight for life
Wednesday night. and Thursday
morning doctors declared she was
slowly getting weaker.
Tho girl WAS riding in an auto with
lawrence Mcclellan. 10. OF 1880 10th
ave. NJ, and John Moore. %. OF 1916
Il. Spring st. on midnight auto
ride. which began Tuesday night
and ended about 100 a. m. Wed.
nesday. when the machine crashed
over an euibankncnt.
Mcclellan has been held since ths
accident by the sheriff at Everett
and Moore fs in custody also. Afc
Cleilan admitted. according TO the
Everett sheriff, that he had a few
drinks before the crush.
The girl Is suffering from Internal
lnJures and several fractured bones.
She was crushed under the car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
Cardinals Get Red Hats
During Vivid Ceremonies
Two Americans Receive Symbols Of Their
Rank From Pope in Pageant of
Gorgeous Splendor

came 20 tho vatican wearing their
traditional violet robes. These they
exchanged IN tho san scfastiano
chapel for srmina capes before 60.
ms 10 tho Holy Trinity chapel 10
await arrival Of the pOntlfr.
Carried in state ON tho uedla
gostatoria. surrounded by tho papal
court. hls holiness entered ~. Pc.
terr directly from tho vatican.
There awaited him patriarchs.
archhlshops aud bishops. Roman
princes. heads OF religious orders.
suoh a. the Icsui,s. Dcnedlciines
and Franciseans. scores Of prelatcs
and dignithT1cs. entitled BY their
rank 10 attend. and tho entire yail.
can diplomatic oorps.
TIE new cardinals. cynoauro ot
all cyer. were dressed In their full
rcgalln Of office m princes OF tho
church. with exception Of the rrd
hats.
They wore red beref,na. conferred
upon them by the rJpc yesterday.
Cardinals Hayes and Mundeleln
wcre escorted first 20 tho Santa Pic.
tronllla chapel. There. in the prcs.
cncc Of tho sacred college. the Gamer.
langos and heads OF tho religious or
deru. they took the cariinal's oath.
prior 10 the final ceremony.
II was only after receiving their
hats from tho hands Of his holiness
that tho new princes were in posses.
sion OF tho complete cardinals re.
gala.
Tho concluding ceremony IN tho
elevation OF Hayes and Mundelcin 20
tho cardinalate took place in 81.
Peters. In view OF many thouEanda.
Fifty thousand pcrsons were crowded
into the basilica. but many OF these
we're not able 70 witness tho nc,ual
ceremony or do moro than catch n
glimpse OK tho gorgeous procession as
IL paased,
Individual tribunes near tho papai
throne held members Of the pope's
family. the Roman nobility. tho dip.
iomniic corps, knights OF Malta and
others entitled BY centuries OF trad.
ton TO private stands at vatican
functions,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
POINCARE SEEKS
NEW CABINET
Friends Believe He win Re-
sumo Premiership
BY WEBB MILLER

Omitted Press Starr corTegpondsntl
PARIS. March ~. - Raymond
Polncaire today busted himself with
visits 10 friends and ths chairmen Of
various government committees. pre-
paratory 70 announcing hts decision
on whether he would resume the pre-
mlerthip.
on his way 70 tho Elyses 20 call
upon President Millerand al noon.
Poincaire raid:
81 am not yet ready 10 give def.
unite reply. win resume my efforts
this afternoon"
by those In Intimate touch with
the situation II WAS believed new
Poinealre cabinet would be constl.
tuted by evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HAMON
STARTS ON PAGE l

he said he had already been
East and talked with Boles Pen,
rose and that he could name tho
next president o. the United states.
HE said Harding weuld be the
nominse of the convention. Money
talks and I'm going 10 put up the
money he said
Jennings charged that WIN
Hays and Attorney General
naugherty and Pcnrose each
gos $4,000 in the deal"
Continuing his story. jennings
nia
sHamon told me Harding would
b nominated the next day and Il
would cost him a million dollars.
lie said Penrosc vas TO set ;.s0.000.
Il. had been agreed that day.
Hanicn told me. BY VIII Hays
Harry Daugherty and somebody
eise, that Hamon was 10 Be sccre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
RESUME PROBE
OF DEATH
Locate Missing Witness in
Mystery Injuries

The coroners inquest, which has,
for the past week. been investigating
the death OF Gideon Emard. 5z.year.
old cripple. who died in the city hoe
pgtnI last Wednesday with a skull
fracture. after being held In Jail rs
drunk for "a hours, reconvcned
Wednesday afternoon.
Only two witnesses testified at the
session. which lasted IL hours. The
jury viii meet again Friday morning.
Developments in the case included
the testimony OF Joseph ID. Emard.
ze0g Elliott ave, who told the jury
that bis brother. Gideon Emard. had
been arrested for being drunk sev.
eral other times. Emard also testl.
fled that Friday night, the evening
before tho inquest, a policeman came
10 his house and told him what a
hard drinker his brother had been.
The officer also told him. he testi.
fed. that n man named Chris Der.
tina had seen Gideon fall, striking
his head violently on the pavement,
Just before he was arrested Monday
night. The officer seemed anxious
TO have Emard believe that his
brother had injured his head acct.
dentally. according TO the witness.
After an nlI.day search for an.
other inquest witness. Jack Roe,
merchant patrolman. was located
Wednesday night by Deputy Sheriff
william Morrow and was served
with n subpoena for the Friday in.
quest.
Roc Is the man who told the cor.
oner that he had seen a drunken
man slugged, with a blackjack.
welded by n policeman at Third
ave. and Virginia ST.. on the same
night and at the Same time Emard
was arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ATTACK
STARTS ON PAGE 1

and was bleeding badly Her cloth
ing was torn.
When she appeared in court, Mrs.
Myers still bore the marks OF her
assailants fists Several witnesses
corroborutod her statements Rose,
on the other hand, maintained that
he was so drunk that he did not
know what was going on and WAS
asleep at tho time OF the attack.
one of his own witnesses testl.
fled that Rose was not entirely
drunk and was dancing shortly DO.
fore the attack
Attorney Adam Beelcr defended
Rose. Attorney Tom Page aided in
prosecuting Rose. and. on behalf of
Mrs. Myers, Is suing The restaurant
man for $4,000 IN a civil action as
a result Of the attack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
RECOMMENDATIONS OF
BOARD DISKEGiiRDED

After the council had disregarded
n recommendation by tho board OF
public works that the property be
not sold. Proctor personally filed II
letter OF protest against the sale az
the sum suggested. detailing the
premises upon which the board OF
public works based It's recommends.
ton.
"If II Is the purpose Of the city
council TO sell this property at tho
price and terms offered. why not
offer II TO the ultimate purchaser ut
the figure7" Proctor's letter states.
II feel quite sure the individual
home builder would readily pay cash
for the lots at the figure submitted. .
In table showing the cost of i'm.
provements assessed against the
property, all of which have been
paid. Proctor lists the following
items.
Grading. curbs and cement walks
on N. 77th St. s2.2g2; walks on
Woodland Park blvd, s26s.47; grad.
ing on Green Lake blvd, s26i.O6;
walks ON Green Lake blvd. s10o.p2;
sewer on Dayton ave. s1.99i.36;
North Trunk sewer on Green Lake
blvd, si.525.24; paving on Green
Lake blvd. ss64o6; stoneway, ct al,
paving. s61956; paving on N. nth
St, $e,Ss2.73: condemnation of N,
nth St, s4,1e5j total for all improve.
ments. s1s,SiG.40.
The ordinance, after passing the
council. was referred 10 the mayor
for signature--lt being held await.
Ing Mayor Browns return from his
vacation. After its approval the or.
dinance does not become effective
for 30 dnys. a veto Of the ordinance
by Mayor Brown would nccessitato
ita approval by seven members Ut
the council to pass II over his veto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
DRAGGING FAILS
Body Of Missing Boy Is Not
Found in Lake

After dragging the moor OF IAts
Union. at the foot Of Stone way. ali
Day Wednesday. the harbor patrol
failed 10 loeats the body OF Arthur
Mace. 4-yehr-oid son Of Mr.. and Mra.
Joseph Mace. DIT y. goth ~. who
mysteriousiy disappeared TUESDAY
afternoon and Is believed 20 have
drowned.
The chfld was last seen by two
women. while no was playing ON
some logs which were in the Lake.
No trace Of him has been found
since then. A last effort will be
made 10 find the boy Thursday.
when a diver VIII search the bot.
tom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
is FOUND

Found floating in Elliott bay. at
the foot Of Washington ST.. Wednes.
day afternoon. the body Of an un.
Identified man was held in the
morgue Thursday.
The man had been dead for n con.
siderable length Of time. lie wore a
graY.checked suit, heavy boots and
waH feet 10 inches tall lie had
~ cents change and two handker.
chief. with the initial - embrold.
cred on them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
81 SLAIN IN
LANDSLIDE
nmerloan Tourists Lives
+" ImperiIed in Italy

MAIFI. italy, March eT-
N,ne,,.one persons were killed AMI
,,,. Of many tourists Including
Americans. lmpssIled when series
~ lanaslties devastated Villages on
n. our Of salcrne yesterday, ii
IA. osaclally announced to-day
Amala ITSELF was little damaged.
N,artN Villages OF Nettica and
r,nsa Marina. on tho sunny coast.
,.fiered severely More than so
~ klaed al ,h6 formce place and
.~sroely house LEI, undamasod.
q Rosds lcadlng up tho mountain
frnm the square az Amaln
we've hlockad aad rescue workers
,,,n,sed over piles % rocks and
hrolen trees 20 Tho Cspuchin hotel
vhsre many tourists, pantcstrickcn.
hnt safc, were found,
refugees. some carrying bundles
hastily snalchtd up from devas.
,n.ea homes, began to straggle into
Amaln ana told pitltul tales Of
death and destruction.
Tie destroyer pontiero was Inn
meala,ely dispatched with doctors
and medical supplies,
The bishop II Aalaifi placed his
seminary at the disposal OF the
vsrue workers and many os the
injured were aken there,
Rescue work in tho buried towns
pspeeeded feverishly.
Many fishing boats were sunk
vNen tho lanlslides reached the
sea
Mo,urhosts were working along
he coast looking FOR survivors.
Premier sfussollnl sent Under,
secretary sard from Rome 20 As.
certain the needs q The survivors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CITY LOTS
STARTS ON PAGE l

Guides nome Of tho choicest residen.
tiai property In tho Green Lake dis.
irict. is within a block Of tho Green
Lake library. near public school
and embraces valuable business prop.
erty ON The corner OF n. 18th and
Green Lake ave, and N. nth and
Woodland Park blvd. One business
lot on the corner is worth $4,000. ac.
cordlng TO Proctor, who made per.
sonaI investigation OF the proposed
transaction. wartelle & Graham.
bidding on this particular lot, offered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
Bergdoll Seen on
German Boat Train

BERLIN. March 2T.-Grover
Cleveland Bergdoll. who may or may
not DO returning 10 tho United
States. was among the passengers
on tho boat train that left 20 make
connections with tho steamer
Deutschland today lie could board
the vessel AZ CuRhaven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27

An that is left Of Utsala6-
dg, once capital OF Camano
island and a thriving ciiy
pith fine hGrbor, is a feip
loo houses, used by fisher
men and campers. The sa-
looms. dance halls, Masonic
temple and stores Of other
days hare fallen into tangled
piles Of lWmber. Above: The
remains of the city. Below:
The CITY hair aud home Of
mayor Ed Clay, the lone in
hcbitaHt.
a.. -. ~......-.-...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
FLYERS HOP OFF
British World Cruisers to
Make Rome Next Stopoff

LIONS. France. March 27.-The
.'.sn roundtheworld flyers took
y, .o~ard Rome at 1Ee5 n. m. today.
inc big amphibian plane arrived
, ss'e Yesterday from Ie Havre after
aas'ns calshot aerodrome. near
-.nanp'on. Eng, Tuesday.
ne hope TO beat the Americans
, su me world ana arc confident
,a.' ~ 40 So Major MscLaren. com.
df.arturs '"'' O'io''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
Demands MELONS
Resignation Again

WASHINGTON, March 27.-sen-
ator Mcclellan. democrat, Tennessee,
today renewed his demand for the
resignation Of Secretary OK tho
Treasury Mellon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
"SEATTIE" FLAGSHIP
OF WORLD FLYERS

Flagship or Americas roundthe.
world flight" she waA ~ proclaim.
II christen thee Seattle. l wish your
gallant command tho best OF luck
and Godspeed
"AaJor Martin. tho mission you
and your associates hrc inspiring il
destined 10 bring new glory 20 our
country and our flag. May you now
carry these Hilken stars and stripes
with safety and dispatch. and may
this squadron DO tho first group Of
ayiators 10 circumnaylEate tho earth
and thus pioneer an era Of aerial
transportation which will 10 10 the
10th century what tho steam engine
waH 90 the 18th century"
'Miss Seattle" In tho person of
sliaH Ruth Banfoni. a member Of the
Gamma Phi sorority at the uniyen
atty Of Washington. and who was
born and raised Ia Seattle. was then
10 give Mrs. Whitcomb a horseshoe
and n four.leaf clover 20 present 70
Major Martin. Tho horseshoe Is tho
SIT % the city Of Seattle, and the
clover Is from tho county commits.
rloneFs Of King county
Following the christening Of the
flagship Seattle. tho scene IL 10
shift TO tho landing field. where
tho other rhips Of tho squadron
will 10 ehrisiened In alphabetical
ntgter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
WILL CHRISTEN
FOUR PLANES
w. A. Gaines 10 Direct the
Alrdrome Ceremonies

Interest OF Seattle cItlzens cen.
tered ON tho Christening Of tbs four
army planes that arc 10 hop OF
next week for the round theworld
flight headed by Mai r. l.. Mar.
TINS flagship. the Seattle. The cere.
monieH were 20 be held AZ the Sand
Point airdrome, beginning al
o'clock.
PonloonH were attached 10 Mai.
Martins plane. which was moored
10 the Sand Point dock for the
christening Tho other three planes
remained on tho field. where tho
ceremonies that give them thier or
flclsl names viii take place. Paint.
ers were az work Thursday morn.
Ing. starting tho task OF painting
tho names on each aldo OF The en-
Elne of each OF tho planes,
William A. Gainea. chairman Of
tho board Of commissioner of King
county. was chosen master or cere-
monies, which he was 10 open with
few brief remarks. as tho crowd
gathered around Mai, Martins
plano M tho dock. lie was 10 DO
followed by MIS-. David Wnibomb.
wife OF the president OF the Seat.
lie Chamber OF Commerce, who b 20
make n brief dedication speech, art
or which she VIII chrlsten the plane
Seattle" By breaking upon II a
bottle tied with red. white and blue
ribbon. and filled with water taken
from I.aka WaAhInEton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
No NAILS II
FIRST MILL

Tho first mill was put up By
Grennan and Chimney. about 1861.
Instead OF nails. wooden pegs we're
used to hold Il together and some
Of the old iluibers. atill peggod
soIldly. lie about the site, Later.
tho Puget Mil company took over
the property.
spars for the Great Eastern. first
Of tho huge Atlantic ferries. weru
products OF tho oil mill. and lumber
from the plant was shipped far and
vide. The haTbor was reckoned
tho finest on the sound.
A brief hcydey Of fame and pres.
pcrity-and tho town died. Lack
OF rail transportation was the main
factor. Now the skagis river 10
slowly Citing Up the harbor.
Yes. SIR" says Mayor Ia Clay.
cleaning fish for his supper and
looking over his ghost town in the
sunset. "she was d great town IN
her day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
HAM0S EXPECTED
10 BE PRESIDENT

Jake expected 10 be president Of
ne United States some day"
On what ticket did you plan TO
fun FOR GOVERNOR Senator Bur.
sam. New Mexico, asked.
Democratic
Why did Hamon want You to
nun on the democratic tIcket7F
Ihat didn't make much differ.
snce in Oklahoma.
What did Hamon want you 70
run for governor for?r Buesum
ie wanted me to dlsrupt the
Inocratic party. so he could carry
me state for Harding. We'll. I didn't
70 INTO the deal. Harding did carrv
NC state. Hamon said that cost
nun half million dollars"
Wasn't Hamon for Wood7,
No. He never liked wood"
JENNINGS vas then excused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
UTSALADY
STARTS ON PAGE 1

Clay lived In Utsaiaddy. Now. only
Ed Is left. Tho heap OF blackened
ashes tells the story. Henry vinlng
burned 90 death, while I'd slept 40.
oureiy near ny. unknowinE.
Yes, sir" says I'd. little sadly.
'iIeny's gone. lie and l used 70
Joke about ourselves and the town.
He was the mayor and chief az pc.
lice; ] was the fire marshal. dos
catcher and superintendent Of
streets. But after Henry was burned
| resigned as fire MARSHALL fired
myself for lncompctency."
A lumber company owns tho site
OF Utsaladdy; Ed clay owns tho
house he lives in. nothing more. He
makes a living BY crab fishing.
What's 'Utsaladdy' mcanf- Aaks
the reporter OF tho automobile driver
who had brought him 10 the ghost
town.
I'm the OH days. says tho driver.
tho town had no name. When the
firs baby was born great interest
was taken In is sex. tho town being
divided between wanting a girl and
hankering for boy And. on tho
morning after the great event tho
old Scots doctor who officiAted.
rushed up and down tho street cry.
lng; Urs a iaddyr
And that's what they named tho
town"
"A good story" says judge Mitch,
ell. IN sianwood. who knows pioneer
and Indian history Ike a book. but
lts Just that 'utsaiaddy' means
place OF many berries in Chinook.
The Indians came thers by the thou.
sands 10 gather berries. Now the
tourists do the same thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
.sry o. he Interior.

nry o. the Interior"
Has the Information Hamon
gave you come trus7'' Spencer
asked.
Pretty weli."
ibid Hamon tell you what ne
vas going TO do as secretary7" Din
asked.
Yes. he said he wa. going TO
Get all the oil lands the democrats
had left.-
who did Hamon give money to
IN connection with the conYen.
uonr
He said he gave $4,000 to
Daugherty. 81. 600 to WI
Hays. $4,000 10 Penrose and
$4,000 to a man named Man.
nIiis--m sotHstiing like that
from Ohio.
Harnon believed that money
would buy everything. 1t seems
70 have been pretty we'll founded
u some instances.
7 liked Jake Harnon in spite OF
his lack Of ideals. He was the only
iawyer in IAwton. Okla, who tx.
lsnoed helping hand to me when
came out Of nrisor,
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Clos Vests
69c

Anniversary sale of perfect quail
ity knit glos (hber silk) vests, beau
tiful and serviceable grade, in pink,
peach, flesh and lavender.
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Second Shipment of Those Wonderful
Cluny Lace Edges, Sic Yd.
5000 Sequin Robes, SI7.5

Just few left-select early.
Full size. exquisite patterns.
White and black only.