The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1921, Page 2

Board Abandonment of the rule requiring mohool teachers to obtain the school board's permission before engaging BOOTLEGGER CAUGHT BY DEPUTY, HE SAYS Special Deputy Sheriff N three or four uniformed patrolmen Hammons today declared « party an two piain elothes men, who of five or six dquarters policemen | fered to hold his prisoner while be! offered to aid him in the detention | phoned for the sheriff of an alleged bootlogrer last night.| “When I asked (he police telephone and then let the prisoner go while | operator to get me the county Jail he had hin back turned. J could talk to Bheriff SBturwieh," | IN RAIDED DEN Disappears Over Night; Es- caped Tipster Gone What became of the hundreds of dollars of loot been in a den raided by police at| suppowed to have Ex-Yank Assistant U. of Ww. Gym Cours} Corporation Counsel| Will Teach Dancing A corse in dancing i one of the new subjects to be Introduced in the women’s phys education currie- ulurn of the University of Washing. ton next quarter Frank M. Preston, ox-service man, was appointed angivtant corporation cdunsel Friday by Walter ¥. Meter Preston in a graduate of the Univer-| sity of Washington law school. On Sale Monday in outside work, is to be voted on nas by the sehool board at its meeting next Friday. The motion to be acted on was mado at the meeting Friday by | Walter 8. Santmyer, who proponed that outside employment for teachers be forbidden only In cases where It interferes with sehool work. There was apparently no opposition. Simmons said he captured an | Birnmons maid, “the Operator told me| Ninth ave Howell wt. Friday auto belonging to A. Haugland, ro to hell. I tried for 20 minutes| noon, was & mystery Baturday. | Fairmont hotel, in the alley back of |to get central, but couldn't. When I| Motoreyelo Patrolman A, J. Hill and | the L. ©, Smith bullding last night, | came out of the booth the auto driver! Detoctiv ¥. Majewski and 1, | There were three wultcases of liquor and there were only #ix bot] M. Blatne maid phe loot was there in the car, he said. t in one of the three sult) when they arrested wix men, No Jumping on the running board of | one brought the loot to central pta-| the car, Simmons ways he ordered) Simmons says be himself was On | tion and Saturday it had disappeared the driver to drive to the police sta: | the point of being booked and put in| trom the house | tion a cell when the sheriff walked into) Search was continued Saturday | BY Unanimous yote permission| Arriving in the gurage underneath | the station and took the matter oUt! for William J. Behaffer, the inform: was given to T. R. Cole, asslatant | Police headquarters, he paid, he found | of the ha of the police. _| er who betrayed his six pals te superintendent, andi Mise Mildred | - — aa “la hanes for Wherty. He esc THREE TRAINMEN) OIL DISTRICT Superintendent Frank B. Cooper tearing off the bar the raid was asked to report on the educa was being made CHEYENNE, Wyo, March 12 SHREVEPORT, March 12 How three trainmen were 4imms Oll company camp was prac Ask Dismissal of Stone & Webster’s Counter Action in Federal Court Whe Seattle street railway system is & paying proposition. The car have earned enough “to pay ing and maintenance costs and to make payment due of inter. ext on the bonds and a portion of the principal.” These admissions are made by 8. | B. Asla and 13 other “taxpayers,” in an answer to tion brought against them tn fod: court by ed | Puget Sound Pow Light Co, ‘The answer was led Saturday morning. illette Razors $1.00 There are only '1,000 Razora— so come carly! Please bring this advertisement with you laprobe Mrs, James A. Stillman while POUGHKEEPSIE, N, ¥., March 12.—"Fifi" Potter Stillman was to aswume the offensive today in the divorce suit brought by James A Stillman, multimilliqnaire president of the National Cit? Bank of Neéw | worth scho proved. York. An offer from the American Red ‘Thru her counsel, Mra. Stiltman |Crona, sisgmed by Frank Waterhouse was to enter a counter suit for di-/to pay the rental of the dental vorce when Supreme Justice Mor: | building wa The |schauser reopened the hearing om |court decided recently her demand for $10,000 monthly all-|yehoo! district may not support the Interest due. and principal payment) mony and $25,000 counsel fees in con: | clinic Which is not yet_due” jnection with the financier’s divorce 14 “taxpayers” ask dismissal | aetion | a action against them because It beeame known today that Stil! : Suen is a want of equity appear man, in his divores suit, had named ME upon its fee, and for the rea that it appears from the face of as Co-respondent an Indian guide em ployed at his estate near Three Dill that the purpose of the sult) fivers, Que. This Indian w 1s ay proceedings in the su- jdescribed as tall and handsome and perior court * * * sald preceed-|i: is alleged that Mrs. Stillman had Ings have been instituted prior tolreferred to him gs “Apollo Belvi- the commencement of the above en-| dere,” Yitled suit.” It was loarned also that Guy Sturt. | fed. ‘They also ask that the restrain-}man, 3, had been named an a co- ing order issued by federal court, ting them from taking action defendant In the efit and that the Toasties Ketchu ae peteiene ls “the. tlgntiow - preaubty | : pi High-Brow F; lahore the Puget Soy! Power & wlan in supérior court, be dis would decide whether this child will | Some Breakfast! | } in Massachusetts| eda further pray for reason. eee share in the Stillman fortune. | Queer ideas of breakfast people [have A commuter lost two packages! BOSTON, March 12.—Old mits Biblical Reason Servants Testify Fails to Stop Fine ar aT for W. E. D. Stokes also was filed Saturday otion of Post Toastios and a bottle of ket-jare to be taught new tricks, “‘The| CHICAGO, March 12.—When Mra. NEW YORK, March 12.—Ad- a m™ to brought against the onal value of motion pictures and Pita on rules which may be adopted in operating them. Installation of mo tion picture operators’ booths at Ad ama, Brighton, Fairview and Whit la. ALL DUE PAYMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE After admitting that “all due payments haye been made,” the “taxpayers” counter that “if oper ating and maintenance costs had Deen paid first, there would not Have been left enough to meet the “qanned Do you know why it's toasted To the dol riey tobacce flaver, UCKY STRI KE ETTE ag by smoke in a tunnel was told here lestroyed with about 109 oll Pacific freight rain ran peyeral Is was today by derricks in ita feld and surround ing fields blown down by the violent which a Un | train crew Blades 85c Dozen miles with three ung and electrical storm fields woman rece supe inselous men in | wind the cab of the locomotive. opt th La. lant | night, ki Homer, The engineer, fireman and in and head me by amoke | j brakeman were overe ral other persone. addo Ce 32,000,000 FE) Dorado, lightning. Street Floor NasDougall_/outhwick, Second Avenue, at \Pikee | while the tra tral's Burglar Flees From f°... Old Woman’s Blows) LONDON, March 12 ered the house of here. Mrs. Hrookfte her bu band $2, Without Mra Brookfield seized a poker and wield ed it so valiantly that the burglar fn passed thru Hermosa 49 miles east of here Soot ‘gas " The fireman, Howard Grunden, re uffiot the train 1 unconscious. ductor, J, H. Seutar, ran to rine, where he found the three nonselase men, With the assistance of & brakeman, he took the train to the nearest station, where the three | Were revived. which wan hit t biasing furiously today Cann Sicelinn Probe| Yields Nothing New| rther developments ned in the department of justion Investigation into the shoot ing of Maj, Alexander Cronkhite, at} }Camp Lewis, in 1918, it was stated at the Beattie office aturday. was covered then fe tos A burglar er y trook field 1 in sitation have bane by Co. of the by the chup on 4 Lake Burien car Saturday. | vassaehunetts Laktitute of Technol They weae turned in to the Munylogy proposes tw open a fisherica | lost and found bureau. college and apply acientific research | Anna Larrabee wan ejected by four) dismiss the ac-|aitional “back stairs” testimony was to Cape Cod policemen from the Seventh Day Ad: | 4 ventiat church she fell upon Elder | set atcha [sete Tear, m eas Evidently the Poor Cars Ane Beaglifieg [Rina te: une ee | pao to compel specific per-lw. FD. Stokes, millionaire hotel Man Has Whiskers! |Cars Are utified poe him. “I was applying he are the street car purchase |, proprietor’s wife, of misconduct with| Not satisfied with C. L. Thomay by Mislaid Plants Se pen. Cos, Wet us nk Pr ren «ae ore reason, plaine ne ae the suit does aa pate ooianaat| = voabies ate sand bo gong < pom tee pea Spring in comet The lont and quotation failed to prevent a fine of Wak ee ae Yar - found department t# bursting into | §100. 14 erry to constitute a cause of action 1921 R j f Prtthy, eesrding te'the putes, bloom, as the rewult of the innumer : tile wey ‘A decision on the power company's | FUNERAL SERVICES for an-| 20 Pot and plants left on | “Motion for a restraining order the 14 “taxpayers” is due in court Monday. A the Navy drew Freemyer, 1975 Yakima ave, who died Tuesday in Providence hospital, were helt Friday after noon. Burtal was i Mount Pilea» ant cemetery. 1 ‘An unidentified man, com ing from behind a cable car ~ Sheet Still Mystery |a: rignin‘are. ana Madison st. was | ‘Wnsuccessfu: efforts to discover |knocked down but uninjured by the! ‘owner of a California automobile |4uto of F. H. Coulter, 908 W. Toth sy? @ blood-stained sheet, | st Tuesday, have ae won Ml Brown, 24, made by the sherifts of Snohom- 19 ave, was icobeua i | Third Ave. ‘and King counties during the lat tata ent, gies ‘eee 0K the pavement after being struck by | ‘Two men were seen to flee from/ the auto of Orin Dishman, 38, of 2337 the car. W. Smith st, on Second ave, be tween Spring and Seneca sts, Fri’ po, ts New Wheel ber Dee Oxmen, o704 19th ave.| [DD for Mining Cars 19 N. E, wae badly bruised M. Hansford, of 623 Queen Anne when hit by the auto of Othiel has patented an aut ne | Barnhill, 2120 E. 47th «t, on Coun-| (6) for mine cars. One of the chief try Club road, north of the city of the new invention ts ¢! at | mits, Friday night. .He was at Tubricant is delivered to the bear- tended at Providence hospital surface of the whee! at the point | J QZ—Piinded by the spotism of ‘@f contact between the hub and the wy A Supreme Thriller! Stewart Edward White’s “THE KILLER” -by the author of “The Westerners.” A breath- catching drama, vibrant with action, seething with surprises and throbbing with romance! SENNETT COMEDY “MY GOODNESS” CHESTER OUTING SCENIC “Getting a Polish” Elmore Crowhurst on the Wurlitzer Playing “Apple Blossom Time” Jensen & Von | Herberg News Sex Ambition ® s Must the business girl 0] who ts successful sacrifice ber wormanty honor? - —SEK— “The Dwelling Place of Light” an approaching auto, George | [BJ L Briggs, 2419 Nob Hill ave, ran down Miss Ruby Hall, head book ie ln aaa 4 keeper at the Orthopedic hospital, 3 inva EDNA GAY died at her) pirst ave. W. and Queen Anne blvd. at $912 14th ave. N. 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