St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 2, 1923

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APPROACH Bil ae Indorses Plan of Adding the Challenger Talks to Newspa-| [5 ¢ Seiten ielion team aa | ee “telted F a coe”. .* ss om eS : ‘Jack n Hole’ Country, | per Visitors on Beauties of NO FAMILIES tes: eee ec, ae .... i, = al 5 : | Embracing Teton Moun- Glacier Park, Fishing and| sient ag 2 YOUTHS DROWNED - . Me : tains, to National Park. | Golf. | Op PIL 7 WHEN AUTOMOBILE ie ne Manan ae ‘ . | | oy | AS A O TIC aR S |. allapourt—Gee- | NEW canoe-paddling record erally fair to-; was established here yester- + Before Passage by ? | q@ night | day, when “Texas Jack” . OF THE OUTCOME) |/4# qeatcegy Homa Sullivan arrived at the Cleveland sen. as Provided for ay | a fname be toma Yacht Club, after paddling across crates | Lake Erie. He made the 60-mile ' Prior to Bond Election. re a Mr. Harding and His Party Predicts Surprise for Public) ° ws | Milineta cheap Nee ee ' 1 Dor*® we, pear Par. -———_ = — a ee a hours. ut ae Continue Journey West, and Asserts Ring Contest | wren fait ©! Albert Koehn and Ernst A.!| 8° fat as known, Sullivan, «| world traveler and adventurer, is ie. Cam Greatly Refreshed by Visit 4 , | morrow; little | : the aaa we ; ' a ABOUT $5,000,000 _. | ee ‘ | —— : Bear y ae Won't Even os change in tem-| Cremer Jr. Lose Lives scninal hye oa Pree Bridge, a ape Distarbance Thought to Have RKe- | previously, but have always met the The big pine bow! lies not more fam y army and White navy of tke Two youths were. drowned in a . bon u roject, the | teat ssue projec on sulted From Deep Sea Volcano | determined opposition of water pow- than 400 yards from the front porch | Sor tak weavethie tase shallow creek when their automo- | the measure was passed | Somewhere in Pacific. | ot y : ave een | bil a iP RA =: sual : er, mineral and cattle interests. rrior islopes down the arena and it towers jseeking a haven, wandering from . wes Cee on ugh road of the Gibbons cottage. The ground | ae ; By the Associated Press sd ret being approved by the |” ssocia ress. | | . a ; ¢ “be rvis > na itt ‘ | UNALASKA, Aleutian Islands, |to yesterdays commitment, there | above the little shacks in the hollow. | port to port. enduring hunger and | ne egg on eae eae a . tong Sos ee «63 Sule 2.—This port was the scene of | had been no definite statement: of|The sun beat upon the unpainted | disease and hardship. Some still wore | bertousty intuned . jpend issue expenditures. It has been|,, interesting tidal phenomenon jthe policy of the Harding adminis-|wdod until it glistened. We aus | oe ee ee CRBS, OC DER | | at aes. | ed the approach, if built,| April 13 when, between 11 a. m. and | tration. squinted because the glare from the/*?" 4% range:, some wore | : ‘ 8 ‘ ; he " NE Tee | . | Aj K 20 years old, 3430 Weuld cost $5,000,000 or more. 4 p. m, the tide changed every fif- Friends of the ee ae ww we | bow! was in our eyes and yet no one ange 4 that — Pi a Red Cross Pre — ’ ji SD ria” ; , ..iteen minutes, instead of twice dur- | 5¢Tve. So far as possibie, the scenic/in all the crowd said “fight” or | 5#¥® them in Sania. | > ; i te mMatement by the Mayor OO | sie the day as usual, with a ase of beauties and wild animal life of the! “Dempsey.” . Six children have been born since Ernst A. Cremer Jr., 18, a bank Six Men Invade House and Lock , : a enident's | : ! ; . ; : lerk, 3409 Henrietta street. with the veto’ to the! pout five feet each change. country will hear of the Presideni : Companions Wife and Babies. the journey began, two years ago, Pei fost Mane: $f; and Maen Woman, Her Daughter and ~~. . a, me of Aldermen, declaring the; he effect was similar to that of ro — g Ras ghee Tom Gibbons likes to step out of — Aereires meee 4 set out from Koehn, 21, carpenters, brothers of Two Servants in Closet. . a n was pledged to su-(a heavy storm, although the sea was ae the @ norm Shas carrie ou | shop and shop talk the minute he ° veatok with~ 22 small ships, Albert Koehn. and of the same ad- Re eerty i, | calm The tide flooded. receded, | 244 about 25 per cent to the 35483 | has finished the last sparring part-|#fter the White armies had been de- ’ , ee gta game lida fand then flooded again with heavy |Sa¥are miles now embraced in the | ner His companions in the cottage | feated and the “Reds” were about to dreas, are in Barnes Houptta’ arr Ry the Associated Press, lid 272,600 bond issue by the Supervis- | " | nation’s most popular national ptay- (on the hill are Mrs. Gibbons and Tom | take over that port. has two fractured ribs on the CHICAGO, July ? —Six / reilers. - ' “ , le” terri- | $e ' ‘i side and internal injuries, and ' Committee, and that he would Coast Guard officers about the cut-| S™OU™E- The Jackson Hole’ tevri-' Jr. and Dick and the baby. In fact; Lieutenant-General Teiskenan is Benno has a compound fracture of invaded the house of H. T. Hollings- 7. pe a ‘tory should be placed under govern- | Satie, in charge of th viv Hi | | ti elative to'ter hic ~@- . | part of his road work consists of s © survivors. 1S GON, jaeeeeere legislation relati ter Haida, which arrived here ce-| ental control, according to Na-/|.,..1:.. , Borie. wae in command of the tat the right arm and internal injuries.jhead, a prominent business man, | turés which had noticcently, said the phenomenon was un- oe | wheeling. the perambulator up and | od e litle De: was Mrs Hollingshead heen z = a ubtedly f soteiet origin I onal Park officiate; net only De- | down the porch. “The Gibbons baby | fleet. The “Rev. Serge Denisoff th: of the two mes hee locked... ? » w . " . . © ; @o ‘Oo c . ali- . : ae m . - _ deen approved by the Supervisory | ide: eébie tex cause it contains some of the most | is frolicsome and undoubtedly helps chaplain. These and Prince Kang- to drowning, according to us | daughter and two servants in « ~y fs vicinity : | beautiful scenery in the United!., take Toin'’s mind off fights and | #!ov, @ powerful figure in the Czar’s Bopp. former sheritl ef *\ closet ana robbed the house of! -sutrs bill was passed by the Board | Ported in this vicinity that day. | States, but because it is needed as a fighters regime, are the big men among County and Kirkwood undertaker, . ' ta men on June 15, the last day | . winter refuge for the wild animal« And i if he so much as glances|these people. There are 254 single who took charge of their bodies, and liquor valued, actording to the po- adjournment for the summer. | Seismographical observatories |that form one of the principal Y@l- ovar hie shouldéér there is the pine | me 70 matried couples, 87 single | #ccording to farmers living in the | Nee, at $15,000. : Bupervisory Committee first re- throughout the country on April 13 | jowstone attractions. bewi in the npr? yan winking at crrrg pace. and 45 children. Five of the vicinity of the accident. It was " a copy of the measure the|rcported registering earthquake The ‘“Jacksom Hole’ section, |, .4 beckoning. He sees it when he! children are orphans. | said also that one of them—gsuf- T0 ASK FOR INDICTMENT OF afternoon, together with no-jshecks of moderate intensity, be- | which is contiguous to the park cn! ! 'fered a broken neck, having been LEAGUE CHIEF : up i cs : that the bill was up for passage | lieved to have centered somewhere |the southwest corner. draws thes- ae Ample sagt ge ay -s, W ‘hurled against a tree. An inquest Board of Aldermen. After aj or the floor of the Pacific Ocean. | animals in large numbers when the Shelby . NE AIRSHIP ON WAY FROM i;will be held tomorrow. she! e , hes f ‘ 71 s i - ~*~ ! session the committee dis- | Tidal waves were reported from the | higher ground of the park is covered | these nights and as Gibbon VIRGINIA T0 SCOTT FIELD | The accident was on the Antire| New York District Attorney Says He . ed the bill, by a vote of 6 to|Hawaiian Islands, and unusually | with snows. As soon as they get aE oom en ag bs = #2 bgthreceefbe sd oad, south of the Frisco Ranken Has New Evidence Against ne it had been irregularly’ hich tides were observed off the | outside/the confines of the park lof the great hulking wooden mon- The (-14 Reaches Akron. O., and Its | Station, and about a mile west of Anderson. and that the committee/ P:esidio, San Francisco. /they are Mable to slaughter. ‘the/— oe ag . 7 . opes » Vandover road, which Tleads/| ®* Ew TOR been ignored in defiance of ad- ;addition of their winter resort to; reels waiting tor nim. wsecaneedl ss 6 Sacaatest. use ty Pre FPtce ne othoce River into. Val- N YORK, July 2.— District on pledges \the Yellowstone Park would make|,, /2® DOW! makes no noise at all. . eae > yy 1 + Park. Th drowned | Attorney Banton, whose office re- CROWN PRINCE GUSTAV 10 WED i th e ell the vear around and| it Peaceable and luw abiding, but | AEBON. On. SY STs: C-84, | OF See 6 ee rome: |cently dropped an investigation of wesure was brought to bear on i pies + simplify atten 5 hak |we wonder whether Mrs. Gibbons|2"-army airship of size correspond- | /" Ranken Creek, @.small stream charges against William H. Ander- ais ts : i ~ tt 4 7. . , ; ae Swedish .Heir Engaged to Lady |. being made by the park sersice | ®Ver thinks of the afternoon when |+"8 to that of the C-2, which was | fed by springs and the drainage of con; Mate Superintendent. ot ae i; %, 74 Siete © : — ; ’ ' ' ' i ~~ SL EK s ter * ets 97 wl a louise Moun | it will fin ‘burned at San Antonio, Tex.. last|large hills. Neighbors said there 20 acunsed voted, 5 to 4, to send a By the Associated Kacey tbatten. Some ay up on lh we 5 ol up occ aa ‘todtebe el ak eed POR arrived at Wingfoot Lake sta- | was several feet of water in it to- pomeengese min “We yey mam woe uettee to the Mayor and call 9n| LONDON, July 2.—Crown Prince |©°™ ve oo ne dee ro Aap tate “of porch of the cottage. And what will|tion, near here today on its way | day. | duthiad te aan tate = to disapprove it. Meanwhile | Gustav of Sweden has become en- | ©¢"¥8 “agg —: oe she do with the children on the day | from Langley Field, Va., to Scott; The sugyivors told policemen at the jury next Monday to indict Anderson ) Bureau of Municipal Research | gaged to Lady Louise Mountbatten. | of 7s Pome yale With i of the fight? Probably they wili| Field, I. A stop at Datyon, O., was | hospital that Albert Koehn was driy- tor 8 a y, extortion and @ the Board of Directors of the! sister of Princess Andrew of Greece. tags ss bd oa vote ne oe continue to play ball on the front! Planned after leaving here, and anj|ing the machine, a new Chevrolet orgery S am! of oreerenne _ arene | Mer brother, Lord Louis, of Mount- | Bib age oy Ps ee ea lawn with the kid from up the | effort is to be made to reach Scott | touring car, and that it hit a rock B a ahd Se ban q Bmunications to the Mayor urg-'patten, recently married Miss Ed- street, just as they did this after- | Field by night. | in the read, swerved ane OrelEey new evidences concerning the §24,- | action, and it was advocat- | wina Ashlie risiti | last evening greatly refreshed by the " of | «& Scott Field crew mans the ship. | on a low embankment by the creek. y, the couple visiting the |. : oi at noon. The noise will mean nothing A, BOOS ore ¢ th aa pa @ditorials in the Post-Dispatch. United States on their_ honeymoon. ) eter tgs A ees ang era ge 8 to them. They won't have to sit and | which will replace the TC-1, which | Entire road has been badly rutted | tne two ; , | was destroyed at Wright Field, Day- | along this stretch for some time, fol- Mayor's statement of his;|marriage, his first wife, Princess |» sndshaking and speechmaking Pretty much all the jobs of grown- | etoi Margaret of Gonnaught, having died ; “ o “ups seem curious to children and yet.| The C-14 has a gas bag capacity of for some distance to the w The re oop Semen, a “ ~ |_ The President caw the geyser “Olé ye. | 172,000 cubie feet, and is 192 ‘feet | mén were said to have been retukning’ - ’ + My reason for withholding my | great niece of the late King Edward. lat the bubbling hot springs. the |* fighter for a father. We picture 3 = irom tel Oa Pe ene TE FON INCREASE | ns ane ne ae ae ae Rene Tene he | Pigment et ieeshorss ote | SP WHA 108 B ae eee : |are to “don't make any noise when | +~*Y az PASSENGERS erson’s assista The ee cis pe: Ro ager by KE REASE | strange and fantastic beauties of the ented e-eil Sewandde It will be used for eraining| 4 “—e ws re rv Committee was ee posers J fuse to Pay | or long automobile rides, varied by | oe oe hoy ogres ha a rae — | by me and the people of ‘short hikes: popped corn at the huce | as night an © doesn eel | : ype Pesca 2 very wet.” SHIP BOARD INCREASES WAGES ues stat to Assistance of Amerigan |Ja2uary jurors. Yogether with the ey voted upon the bond increase from $1.25 to $1.50 an hour | Played with the bears. Children Not Fight Conscions. | Steamer Stranded Off ® that this Supervisory Com-|,. ine slate and tile roofers, to have| Rather, he played with one bear, | But the Gibbons children give no Recognition of Unions Includes $7 to | Halifax. - ‘Should supervise the expen- been effective yesterday, resulted to- | for the other of a pair that the party | indication of being fight conscious. | $20 Monthly Increases. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. f these buildin ; . ; ¥ eee as te understood that the ras A am sg omen PO men are af, | rah. The two were in a tall pine | baby seems at all concerned with the | ee py = 2. aah gla dense fog today tbe Inter-Colonial to be used in this preliminary | > og ' | tree at the roadside. Both came down / fact that their father is to fight for |1" W@8es of deck an engineer Of-| Navigation Company's steamer Ad- ected. ‘ficers, radio operators and members| vance from Boston, with nearly 100 not out of bond issue funds, : ; to the President readily and soon the big building at the foot of the | ‘the approval of this Ui would ae Seenven Se oF gat |\was eating bread out of bis hand. /hill. / |ping Board vessels ranging from-37)\ the rocks off Shut-In-Island, 15 i iteattment dn thé pait of Gb pettiement of the dispute. e — e President manifestly enjoyed the; ‘They aren't like any other fight- | to $20 a month, were announced to- lew east of Halifax. } pleyers Rave He associstion. ut | day by Vice Chairman T. V. O'Con-| TH® first known of the stranded ' ef bond issue money and, ‘of gruel was handed the President |paper man told us afterwards. “I vat r mer, this bill was not approved oe ee ee ——~~,;and “Mack” licked it to the bottom remember one day I was coming | effective immediately. _@ radio to Halifax for assistance to © Supervisory Committee but ‘i whtle Mr. Harding held the bowl, along the strer: and I ran info Jack | %™ sranting the increases the board | fake off the passengers. Tuge were fact. officially disapproved D ‘Cameras in the hands of movie men | Britton’s eldest. He was about 6 ' dl ‘On the Very day that your hon- Off for a ay and knickerbockered young women! Years old and he was whaling the | officials. which. a was pointed out, Thé Advance was bound for Halt- body voted its passage. » tourists clicked all around. ‘life out of a little girl twice his size. |¥8* “in ‘line with the established | fax and was to have arrived here be- 7727 the { \pen _ Some of the party went trout fish- Of course I r.opped it and I said to | P© | city distinctly understand ing in the morning, but the Presi- | him, “What would your father say s4ining and the recognition of such|caim and it is believed all the pas- ta pull emen aati Toe ack sssamagea dent though he may have ‘been! if he heard that you were hitting a | organizations concerried with ship} semgers will be taken off safely. the Supervisory Commit- | | : me ~ day ‘ton, ‘take a look at her. She's a (in reaching a decision. it was added, the expenditures, and no pleasure he is having can be » | | will meet my approval re}- yours, toe. ® to expenditure of bond issue sme Supervisory Committee.” to the northeast ap- % seers estimate the cost 1t er more, and doubt that would serve the pur- Mayor s Reasons for Veto. This will be Prince Gustav's second ; ea : try to interpret each roar ‘of ‘voices. . ) |in a vast expanse of rail traveling, | ‘ton, recently, by fire and explosion. | lowing reconstruction of the highway in 1920. Lady Loui 34 and a! om ’ . it must be unusually strange to have | y se - | Faithful at its best: marveled anew | y é o nave long and 56% feet high, with a bag from au outing at Leasburg, Mo. h park: took on a heavier coat of tan the house this | ¢#ch. = dence will be given to the , . GOES ON ROCKS IN DENSE FOG Te = S | grand jury as was placed gity were ven to understand, . ) e in Old Faithful In ind ‘ gi! Refusal of employers to grant an | fireplace in heme ite of bond issue funds. |came upon yesterday turned tail and | Neither Tom Jr. nor Dick, nor the | By the Associated Press. | HALIFAX, July 2.—During «a 7 munici reve- ; “Mack” remained. H ithe heavyweight champi /™ Comes out of municipal A meeting is being held today with jand “Mac 2. manne SP s ee |or the steward's department on Ship- | passengers and large crew. went on - x t. The bread exhausted. a bow! ers’ kids that I eve Ye =| ‘We the expenditure of a vast have appointed a committee to meet, 4 a; Cs gee /nor, of the board. The increases are! steamer was when the captain sent ‘acted after conferences with union | inimediately dispatched, “is my wish that the citizens | policy of the board of collective bar-| fore noon today. The weather is | tempted, declined to go on a Sum-/ little girl?’ “Gwan,’ said young Brit- | personnel.” Consideration was given ® appointed for the purpose of | » a day in the country. The 40 HURT iN DERAILMENT S8 which has not been approved ee. . ie has been raised on the ground h intended, if built. —s S —— Sins Don’t envy your neighbor } when he drives off in an au- tomobile with his family for ere es ee Weather Ideal. Air a Tonic. |middleweight.. Tommy Gibbons Jr. |to the cost of living. the supply and >| The President had been in the is 6 and a husky boy, but somehow |demand of American labor and the | If you can not pameey mite +] park once before and Mrs. Harding | there is nothing about him which | maintaining of such wages and work- | neg ony eg sh moti S$} twice, but they never caw it under| Suggests that he will grow up to jing conditions as would make for are offered for sale in the (| more favorable auspices. The weath- |fight anybody. He is just a little | stabilization. efficiency and economy. “Automobiles” columns of er was perfect, the air a tonic. Great | wistful.” the Post-Dispatch, (jsnowdrifts lay close to portions ef, “I have to keep the dog tied up.” FRENCH RACING CAR HITS ee Many of — van gee the road over which the party tray-| explains Gibbons &Sr., “because he BUFFALO N. y. “mg “Tne have pervice eled in a 100-mile jour that rounded | barks and scares the kids.” | SPECTATORS. INJURING 15 persons were injured. value = : op any ange out 4 an the visit. As a matter of fact, on ously, when a two-car train on the | proportion to t cost, an Three “big™ views especially im- {doesn't look much like a fighter | gooes Wheel on Post at Hairpin they will give you and your jpremsea the Presid himself. He's not without wistful- , many beautiful hours esident—the Teton it. es n _ Turn in Grand Prix at a A open. Mountains, the blue Sieetnccing | Ta His ae ae “ ae less Tense. Read today 6f the autemo- (| glory of Yellowstone Lake and the) than that o psey. We can a the Associated Press. biles for sale over in the majestic panorama ofthe Grand | do no mor® than set him down as TOURS, France, July +. ierethenn! bbe ps Ad ae You rion Canyon and falis of the Yellowstone. |2 quiet, soft-spoken” smiling young | Persons were injured wher the De- at ‘moderate prices. Make ?| If the gh se had a thought rol be goog ae id. tenis Sais viscaya car in the automobile grand your decision at once in or- }/ politics during the two days, his | o : prix failed to make the hairrin turn | pers Makes 4 @ Holiday. der to take full advantdge » manner did not reveal it. It ts just ; Of figh-ing fury there is not &/ on the first round today. The «ar a a a | : of the Summer, - ‘| possible that he may have indulcea hint. Gibbons is dapper. It seem®} hooked its rear wheel on a post} LIMA, Peru, July 2.-—July 4 was The Post - Dispatch in the wish. as he fed “Mack” the | Silly to say it, but in street clothes against a fence, meantime national heliday | urge that this ap-/) .| + cules’ One Big Automobile Directory )| bear that the elephant would eat he looks just a little frail. . eswiping the crowd. Three chii-. complete the bridge. Th P t Market-Place from his hand as tractably. , By this time we suppose Dempsey | dren suffered fractured skut!s. connect with pete | e Perfec ac€ | The President's party spent (he | has started to let his beard grow A The race was won by Seagraves, on Page 2, Cotemse 3. ~ Continued on Page 2, Column 5. Ceontinecd on Page 2, Column 6. driving a Sunbeam car, : | 21,000 feet in length, ex- | @astward and ward ™ East St. Louis to a point eet north of the main line of ania Rallroad. 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