The Seattle Star from Seattle, Washington • Page 16

"Dr." 0. E. Miller Admits Serving Term for Manslaughter (rial i i rxt wan nrM' 1 1 Candidly admitting, when fared With llie facta, thai In October. 1911, he waa and artv teni'i-d b) a court for manslaughter. Or.

Orlando Kdgar Miller, "Affirmative Apontle of Inlcnae Individuality," Waa put thru a rigid evami nalhin Ihe Heller Huaineaa hn Friday, and immediately afterward left hj airplane Cortland. wlure he lecturing Saturday, In anavrer to question 11. Jacob manager, and Geoi-ge Knhln. athnr) for bureau. Dr.

Miller corroborated In substance hla rworil published by American Medk al In Ita volume exposing and noatrums. TOO Ml KIIR.FD WOMAN Evidence In the London trial waa to the effect that a woman patient Drug Concern Pays Half Year Dividend For Slat consecutive time. Ihe financial dlvlaion of Owl Co. aent out the aeml annual dividend to holdera of I per cent preferred mock on time. This Intel eat dintrlbutton provide" for June JO, from thla company been consistently optlmlatlc thruout the period of depression from Which the country la now emerging.

It la pointed out. Three new (lave been firat of year. Real Estate Market Called Good in City Pointing out that 60 per cent of Its In the last were of property In Settle, and declaring that "this determination on the part of many to build Carter. A monthly report of real estate the Seattle market "good." The re pori (ays: "We look for a short and tictlve period of low and a return of sharper when the fall rental season Mr nm WILLIAM FARNUM ShacWes Gold At the PALACE HIP Today Together Wilh NEW Vaudeville "Around The Clock" OTHER FINE ACTS Children, any time. Afternoons, Hun and Frre for Kvery Saturday Afternoon IPANTAGES MATINEES 2.30 p.

m. NIGHTS 7 and p. AM, NEXT WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE Thh Knperlur Vaudeville Bill Sensation 808 PENDER TROUPE Ten Amazlnf, Eccentric and Acrobatic and (Stilt OSUA A VEKDI I'ETTIT TItOITE aaedy" I I Rlaley ftenautlona Beaaon'a Art Kite Dance spectacle O'HANLON, ZAMBOVNIS AND ELVIRA presenting "IN PANTAGESCOPE Offering New Comedy feature Film I'opular (nmedian JAMES THORNTON 11 ST A General Admission: MATINEES. 565 NIGHTS, 40 under Or. Miller's died from Of Ul'Uga.

"Hut I only eerved In prls on," Miller uilil, "lU would not Irevc been sentenced 11T except thrtt a woman follower of mine a lelter to Judge about TO" Hie who niJ limn taken IIKH.mm from He mile during Ilia wecka of Irrllirlllg. it pliolo graph of himaelf In prison curb from the roeur'. gallery nl l.eavriiworth federal prlxn. Ilr to prion In IM.t for Iwiik, fraud, of which ho was (mulcted In Denver. "The Jmlge was prejudiced aKain.it mo." Miller declared, of a financial deal Miller Uml face value aggregated mm.

loaned hjr himaelt In a acheme, were Intra- FOREST FIRE PERIL GREAT Supervisor Says Great Care Must Be Exercised "While none of the exlatlng In thla district are completely out of 'control, are critical In the extreme and, rare and cau I turn ara exerted, destructive flrea inay out at any moment," W. O. weigle supervisor of the snoqualmie National forest aald Katurday. cedarr River Maxe. which roaa to sueh a dangerous pitch a few weeks ago.

la at ill smouldering. alt ho under control, and North Bend and (he region surrounding ths Hno(lualmie lagging Co. are dangerous areas, the suivrvisor said. Reports of In Wash Ington have been exaggerated, in ths opinion of Welgle. Me reienlly returned from a trip over ths Hunast i highway and reports thst to all apj penrances ths region west of tIM mountains In greater danger unusual dryness of the sum mer responsible.

Karly In May. I the winter snows had meltvd from the mountain tops, and this aided In checking biases, but the for: now dry to ths mountain I peaks and a fire, ones out of control might provs to be the moat destructive In history st this stage 'of ths summer," sutd ths superj visor. The department Is bending every effort to catch all ftraa In their Inclptency. As many men are on patrol now as In August, ml. Couldn't Arrest Him, but He's in Cell Now No county officer wsa going to srrest him.

by Jlng! He was responsible only to tha stata depart of public wrorks. So declared James O. O'Hara. driver of a Sea ttle-Du vail siage when Deputy Sheriff William Sears attempted to arrest him Friday afternoon for speeding ml.es an hour. Saturday, however.

O'Hara was In county Jail, held on snd faced of reck driving and of resist tug an officer. Will Demand Return of German Patents WASHINGTON. July I. dent Harding today directed Allen Property Custodian Miller to demand the return from tha Chemical Foundation. a large amount of valuable German patents, copyrights, tracts and other properties sold to It by the government during the Wilson administration.

Divorced, Sues Wife for Cash but Loses Norman F. Bates, on an answer and cross complaint in a divorce proceeding, sought to secure $20,000 from his wife, Neil E. Hates Superior Judge A. W. Frater granted the divorce to the wife and denied Bales the money.

George crouch waa recorerlnir at hla home at Third V. Saturday, after helnir at ruck I an auto owned E. J. beardsley. 3tth ave.

H. dureri evidence at llie trial At the (irwwnt time Dr Miller! atated thnl ha la pfttnottnf a film concern, Ilia ftelllmeo to pro 1 psychological motion and that he la planning to aatahllah great educational involution In i Mexico. "I started out by nelllng a nip- tura rum," aaid Millar, "and at i time my of the iwM familiar In the I'nlted later Dr. Miller sained notoriety with a proposed fur eonwump lion for niedlral rec- Old. Miller he liad lulled Willi lib.

family pity and later had attended a school. hut thai lie did not revlii Ilia de Itree Hecauae he refused to sign Ihe code of medical eOilca, which prohibited prramial ad vert Miller'a attoraay'. Walter I) AWARDS SCHOOL NEAT CONTRACT Board Also Gives Approval to Purchase Report Installation of heating and plumbing equipment In Ihe Oeorgetown M-hool waa awarded Ihe Dupnr IMyttie on their bid of at the school buaid'a weakly aeaalon Friday afternoon. Anions the oilier urted at tlie brief meeting waa ap proval of the purchasing committee's report on supplies totaling M.036 for the coming year. Superintendent T.

R. Cole reported that are In attendance at the vacation schools thla year, aa jugmnsl laat year. will nave the district 131.000 In extra credlta earned." he said. Secrelarv Reuben Jones told the board I hat between 10 and 00 per cent of (he grade for next year had haen received by htm. ilpied.

and that high school are coming In rapidly. All from l.lncoln and franklin have been received, he naht. Recommendation of the buildings and grounds committee I hat the Rob ert Fulton school bo closed and the pupils transferred to the Beacon Hill M-hoolSas approved It was stated jthat this will save 11,060 a year In -Janltocs' services snd upkeep Young Mountaineers Climb Mt. Constance Robert schellin. SI.

of Seattle, and A. V. Smith, of Bremerton, have sue in reaching ths summit of Mount Constance. 7.T1! feet, never befora attained by western mountain climbers. Mount Is ths second highest pesk In Ihe Ths young men are both members of the Mountaineers' club.

They do not advtas others to seek the summit, saving that the climb la hard and dangerous. Recruiting Stopped for Training Camp Dlacontirtuance re. rulting attiv- Itlea In connreturn with the Cltlzena' Military camp by the war department Kitnnhy In a telegram to Col Oarar J. CtmrlM. at Tort lawtnn The question to whether future may acecpted waa not covered in the Seattle Woman Dies From Auto Accident daisy Ruff, wife of George K.

Huff, buyer for JFrederlcfc A Nelnon'a, died at llolllater, Cal, Friday from Injuries received when another automobile crashed Into their oar from behind. Huff waa on a vacation trip wwh her buehnnd and three children Waa prominent In war work and known for her phltan thropy. TRAVEL BY AUTO to PORTLAND FARE fte.OO ICs-rry ftn4 a. an. 4 fcerr fit.

K.lllatt AMUSEMENTS JiMi Makl. rtarlea. I.ovk vtllr. Hfcra A a.i vtarlnnrl tr Hrltl air Jokanai I'HIII I rnupri lirnrrHl AllmUalaai Mala. Uri Makl.

BATTLESHIPS jj mi fast at Colman Dock REGULAR SCHEDULE beattla dally 711 io-jo 1 1.45 -SIS p. lunlay SPECIAL NIGHT SERVICE Prwi If A Saturdar and Hundar 9 p. m. i Friday, Saturday and lundaf SIJO p. m.

4 fraai IrtaartM Imiilo Saturday and Sunday .10.30 p. m. A AUTOMOBILE FF.itR a Connecting with Olympic Hljh" a way the ehert route to Hood Ca-1 nal and Olympic Paninaula pointa. 1 Immlo BiaatttM Dally 7IS II V) a. 3IS m.

Katra trip Saturday and Sunday 0 .10 p. m. Inaama SaattU Dally py 943 a. rn IJO 300 pm. trip Saturday and Sunday 10J0 pm.

Visiters acrempaeiad hj Rremrtaa a Ckaaiker el Ceomerce GaUe per- la Nivy Ytr4 at I A 3 p. m. Paataagar (ara lOt raaad trip. la 2 NAVY YARD ROUTE Dacb III) THE SEATTLE STAR of San waa ent. ami arranged to aubmlt a writ len of hla i iient'a of hla criminal record to buteau.

The meeting waa called al request of Dr. Miller, who aald wanted to hlmarlf (or all. Winners Announced at Colored Meeting! Priae winner" In the art exhibition held al convention of the Federation of Colored clulw at Mount Zlon Haptlat church In- eluded eula Coleman, A i penn ami Mra. N. Williams A i onat rat lon of modern culinary math- Oda held by Mra.

Anna It. jeans it waa voted at the i-loalng aeaalon of convention Friday lo hold the 1111 convention Hi spokane Among waa Louis F. 1 hart wife of governor I FIRST OF I Executive Committee A LJA' I 'L'f I Chairman I I I I aj MA. Arnold, Hmt National lunk I Mt JRh A JlLmdt JKL Jfc JL JKm4JLh4 9 Jj MK. larkiia.

I'rw, Natl ll.ink of I B- Biethen, VM pTM, The T'maa I lUnn- Brodtrtek. I'raa, Henry Hiudrrlck Inr. Judft Thntnaa fturka, Rurka Dulldlnf II Carter, Cartar. Mac Donald'A I Coin. in.

"'man Cn The building of Seattle's New Hotel marks 1 I iHMlfflaa. Mgr Metropolitan Bldg Co. I Ufa the beginning of the new community effort in 0 i urn. our city. With successful conclusion of the A rukan.

1 a 1 a hotel campaign will come new visions, new miti- ative, new spirit. Our city will but haye realized Ni.rtha" co its own tremendous power of accomplishment. A Harry. Prea, Central Cotl Co. I A Barnard, Praa, I' Power A Ught Co.

J. T. MeVay. Pmi, M'lropoltian Natt Bank I For long we have preached community co- 11. Paraona.

Horlnn StIL I XT xl 1 I II I operation. Now, then, the time for further II A lOrnfrld, Standard I uh. im7 Harvard Norn, words is past. The time for ACTION is here. A.

B. I'raa Stewart I llDlinn Drue During the week of July 17th to 25th Seattle Vp. will be put to the test. We will be given the op' portunity to show whether we are really for WilMKh. Seattle Truat Co.

Adviaory Committee community co-operation, for the erection of ST" Seattle's New Hotel will, in the strictest sense, Baraona. Ilorton National Bank I Up OAmnilinifv If Janrtr Hoge. fnlon National Bank tl LUIIIIII Li 111 Lj tTIIUII. A llamharh, Nnr Tork Block I I A. fttuart.

Carnation Milk ProdurU Cn. I I A. ft Burwell. tlardwara Co i ,1 i i 1 InT Co The purchase of bonds and stock in the hotel, I Cn under the plan approved by the Executive Com- I K. ('.

Pacific Co. -i a mittee, is recommended as a good investment. I Hm'th. I.yon Bide. Kre-lerlrk.

A N'laon. nr This Committee, charged with the financing of 1. tjllman. Great Northern Railway 1 KJ. Mutheiaa, Danny Renton Clay A Coal Co.

the project, in its Official Statement, points I VV, Wiley, Todd Dry Dnrka. Inr. MrKwan. Drvmmond I.lsh'eni** Co. out: "The bonds are 25-year first mortgage fc Roy Plnkern n.

Star I'uMlahlng bonds. The sinking fund, as compared with most J.Clarke Boat a nra ixian hotel enterprises, while extremely moderate, is sufficient to retire the entire investment with- BSa in the life of the bonds. The earnings of modern I Duthle. J. r.

Dili hie A Co." I hotels justify the belief that the investor should I receive not only the returns on the bonds, jj Charlea R. Miller, Kalrbanka. A Co. but a substantial dividend on his stock." 1 Mia A. 11.

Anderaon I I Clarke, KelleyClarka Co. ml C.eo. R. Miller, lawman A llnnfnrd Co I i 1 i .1 11 A.mnne Co Let us be united in the common cause of W. Wm.

I) A 1 X. Krnnk MeDermott, The Bon rrlm Seattle in making a bona fide business im i M' investment which will greatly aid in promoting I K. ITyatanl. Mltaul A Co i i X' HonZ" Yu Kal Un the advancement and welfare of Seattle. Alfred Alaakn n.

I. C. Barton, ltnrton A Co. I vld Whltromh. Reehe A Wliltromh IJ- Krarler.

Wnahlnrton Mutual Hav Rjink 1 Capl. J. H. Olhaon, Internutlonnl Stevedoring 1 11 Bloeilel, Donovan I.umber Co. WW A II Worrsll Wllaon, Heattle Title Trust Co.

MM MM i cimu tee Help' Boos Vk L. Chairman lj Pliny JJ. Allen. Dlvlalon II C. B.

Analey, Division II 9 jl L. linker, Dlvlalon II E. Maine, Dlvlalon II jl Otto F. Kegel, Divlalon I. Jnhnaon.

Dlvlalon ''F" E. Handfl, Dlvlalon "(5" W. U. Itilger, Dlvlalon A A 30-10 Initiative Drive to Continue Altho mora than algnalurea been gained thruout the alate for Ilia "30-10" Initiative I ilia drive for more namea will con tlnua over until Monday. The "30 10" 1 plan la dealgited to i algnalurea Iw checked and filed In Olyivp by July 7.

I 1 Evans and Von Elm in Golfing Contest KANHAH CITY, July I I prevent champion, and Von Flm of Malt City, trana Mlaalaalppl litla holder, fought today for in the Weatern amateur golf here Woman Absolved of Blackmail Charges AI a hearing before Justice of the Peace (', (' dalton flmrgea of black mail brought agalnat ella ft. Tray nor by Dr. J. A ghent i-uun(y Jail lan, were dlamlaned. The chargea were laiaed on a lei ter written by the woman to Mherlff Matt starwich in which she urged that Dr.

Client lie removed. Hugo teller it, laborer, taken 1,, (Jfjiei ji I pllul Haturday after gvttlng one of tils fiiircere rut off a tiund at 1231 Weal lake N. Tim KH who of C. gaikum 80J0 nvf, Krldnf nlfht ffuim-U thru an wlnrtow Major General Here on Honeymon Trip MaJ. Oen, Charlea tl.

Mortorv and hla bridge arrived In Heat lie Haturday morning on board the transport I Buford. They are eti to Alaaka, where on their honeymoon trip they will travel overland 1,000 miles to Fairbanks and Fort Keward. I They are accompanied by ton's daughter, Miss Kllxabeth Huff. Tacoma Shopmen Join in Walkout TACOMA, July 1. Shopmen employed In Ihe Milwaukee and Northern I'actflc walked out at 10 o'clock thla mdrnlng In response to the strike order.

The Is 100 per cent. More than Z.MO men laid down their tool. New Record Set for Building Activities Building laarted during tha lial alx rnontha have broken tha rae. ord for any Ilka ainea tha vnu-. Maturday.

til" total of bulldlnV- la atjed rea.had the tjt Tha aummary for tha iota! value of building authorised In the laat hava 92.992,030, a gain 11J49.0M ver the prevloua month over June of 1921. 3 Women and 23 Men Admitted to the Bar OLMPIA. July Three and 22 men hava paaaed tlfre Juna liar examlnatlona and In by the nuprema court. Korty-two applieatlona.