The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1924, Page 1

-ARREST oop atl SON! The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington The SeattleStar . Mnlered as Second Class Matter May 2, 4 Partly ciowdy tonight and Satur- day, Moderate winds, mostly westerly, Temperature Last 24 Hours Maximum, 48, Mininum, 40, Today noon, 43, at the Postoffiee at Beattie, Wi + Under the Act of Congress March 4, 1479, Per Year, by Mall, $3. _ TWO ) CENTS IN SEAT — HELD ON TRAFFIC CHARGE! Bail Is Posted by M. T. McGraw for Alleged Reckless Driv; M. T. McGraw, 43, wealthy son of former Gov. John Harte McGraw, was jailed at 2:30 a. m. Friday on a charge of reckless driving, after his expensive au- tomobile had collided with a po- lice prowler car, at 15th ove. S. and Marginal ‘w McGraw r . - was held in jail until am, Nothing in the world has inhale Said $50 bail. more friends than an unborn! patrolmen EB. N. Johnson and Be baby, when that tiny mite|J. Roddy, who were in the prowler needs them. At the left is}car, oS McGraw big oe ae iy 4 jin a reckless manner and smashe pf piace os Sg NALS San | into thelr car, despite alt they could 1 , |do to avoid an accident. band offers to build a home| McGraw lives at Sunnydale. He for the baby to give it the|is said to have inherited a large es hia ; vife, |tate from his father, same chance his pretty wife,|""? boy, Louls Harthorn, 17) aaa herself an adopted baby, wa} was jailea on a charge of driving given in her childhood. At)reckiessiy. When he came to the the right is the barely fur-| station to report a slight eecident in nished shack in which Mrs. beer ingress ic M. Clarz and her tw0|tcagea on $100 bail. ‘idlaron live on the Lower| guage John B. Gordon failed a Naches, near Yakima, in|reckless driver, K. Taveta, Japanese, which the baby will be born | SAV EtOn i Nieatey kee ae in a few days. Below, at the) rnea gi00. He appealed. left, is Emma Louise, aged 1. At the right is Jimmie, aged SEATTLE, WASH. FRIDAY, JANU ARY uy, 1924, * Howdy, folks! Got your 1924 \ a | ioe HELD IN JAIL | Red Lights? Li'l Gee Geo sald if we need an WILL THEY SOLVE 4| auto license for our car, then every TRAFFIC TRAGEDY? H housewife who uses a vacuum cleaner ) ought to be compelled to take out R Seo What a Star Reader Says J one. About Them in the Open Fo- oe rum on Traffic. On Page 15 ‘Then she went on to say that it! Today wasn't a license we ought to get for wil Pace Charges driving the car, but a croix de guerre. tay emt ror i eae “" ROADHOUSE MEN eee — When Henry Ford refused to run ABERDE dan. 11.—Mike for president, it was the worst blow! Cavmarie, 42, proprietor of a no- newspaper colyumists had received! torious pool hall and soft drink tn years. | establishment in South Aberdeen, ‘Meanwhile, Jury Keeps on, : was fighting for life at the Aber. | With Investigation TH’ OFFICE deen hospital Friday noon, and Ss ip kc a |) Police Officer Wilbur Hollings ) Confirmation of the Some men are so meek aroun priere | } th’ house that even the goldfish | | rts, 22. who shot him in | snap at them. liquor raid Thursday night, was x —~—-—--—- & being held in the Grays Harbor lay in expected to be a county Jail at Montesano, pend- | potent Influence tn eliminating vice ing possible filing of charges by | and lawlessness tn such Inatitutfons Prosecuting Attorney A. E. Gra | prosecutir ham, of Aberdeen. | a bullet hole thru ° hie abdomen has @ anall chance | Dougias recetved notices that. the |for recovery, Graham said. August | confirmation of the sentences of J.J. chants really want amerscans {| Koski, of Hoquiam, also wounded | Perrin and “Hea” Stack hind been drink tea, they ought {0 perme |when the raider turned loose with |handed down and a rehearing de-| 3 eapeanane ee e a Leweassmmacniie 038 § ‘olver, was permitted to go | nied. Friday morning, after} is means that these two road home ¢ Tea-drinking will never be popular|tng woy back of his hand | house proprietors must serve terms in Walla Walla," Dougian said In this country until big red-blooded he-men learn to balance a cup of tea| that there|"Perrin was sentenced to serve two ‘on one knee and a ;late of macaroons | ., » Hollings. | Years and Stack one year. One of on the other, roadhouse proprietors convicted as jointists by the state supreme court Fr English tea growers plan to spend $1,250,000 this year to encourage tea drinking in the United Statas. } dently trying to get us all tend up, | come 20 Attorney Malcolm Doug. las aaid Frids Of course, if the English mer- was y 01 standers, fol. | the tr it points in the prosecu. 4 ight e a Mie Aes iste He declared | tion was the upholding of the section 8. They are brother and sis- OVERLOOK 1 50 CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON | that was in no dan-|of the jointiat law permitting us tc ter to the unborn kiddie. 6 IVY CLUB pa removed to/5 y the reputation of the place. of Mra. Boughton by Price &| Girt who says: “My mother might be held n.we send a few of these : ; ; H| and all my friends tell me I'm a & possible | roadhouse law violators to the state of home and babi | wonderful cook and will make A the respect some man a great little house- wife. they will have mo: for our statutes © grand jury continued Its probo The Grove roadhouse Friday by ny 10 rae age "Grove howe Ph SINCLAR SORS | Burglar Suspect Shot in A fish that shouts has been discov ered in California. There is no truth in the rumor t it has up by the Los Angeles Commerce. £ Geo Caymarie’s p r booze, | George, who was pr Altho the supposed ringlead- | = pent Kk TO WED Cie erage pwnage th on i ON, 1 nome | Homes to Coming Kiddie ra Sing it ase roa were Bee ing. Constable D. 0. Du i bs member of the party, was left to|ave. T. E ary, Fete! agent for| ccs wae dat Corriepondent “ Jail, another safe was crack The stag at eve had drunk his fill,| search another pool hail half a block | West & Wheeler, realtors, niso was| Baba ais "te Th ht t g ‘“ te © say o He Asks Is Square Friday hie: Xeees arte _ ; dnig ound Gib the uttest. while the other two heard on the of certain al.| TOKYO, Ja he wed se at | * ass key to enter the Oal a pornayad gels: aiutued be Cavmstid’s cstatiishioent, "| leged moonshine resorts," | Crown. Prince’ Regent) Hirobto,’tu:|N eattle ‘Adopted | if Must Never See! eal in Matter ter, on Madison ot; n6ar Fide He wag the lone stag of the bunch,’ Durgan is reported to have told} |ture emperor of Japan, and Princess € ” | ” BORSA erage ave. attacked the safe with Bo wilile they danced he hit the|Chict Dean, after the sh that Hunt Will). be” ablerinieed Baby, Now Wife, | It, Weeps ¢ BY FIELDING LEMMON sledges, and escaped, after fail- ‘won| Lrapped Outlaw punch, Cavmar! reatened He an, 11—State Sen-} ing to break open an inner » weeks trom tomor-| — )ffars Home Ja ¥ 26, ty Mother lator Pe y ea) and that the of . inclair, who is on| chamber where the money—$150 H rth Yields to Posse | row, tt was officially announced to- trial in Lewis county superior court| —was locked, Jeo Gee has got a heart like 18 ; - on a charge of making a false re. cave re reg n crowd of 15 SST PALM BEACH, Fia., Jan, | day BY LELAND HANNUM | BY JIM MARSHALL pbs ecu ane tee tus | eee crime history of & crowded, but ays room th poo! that rath ant e John Ashe}: ‘T veddiag: was: to: b me ken} Scores of ‘Seattle folks opened| First, you must get the setting. [of the Southwestern Washington | Ono suspected burglar shot, two ws, who was! piace last October, bu 1 battle with sheriff for one more their hearts and homes Friday for| Down t Ilwaco last September, took | o¢ Friday morning e, and in a voice ted now and then , told his story to | bur bandit holdup. The wounded man fs Chester Nor- ris, 28, a negro, shot during a fight with a man he said was named Cot- lar suspects captured and aught in a restaurant baby of Mrs. A. M.|fanch, or Yakima aan very che caro what sort of a) xy general upt the unborr because of t TODAY'S D ‘ Love—the only people can play and both lose. SFINITION amp 1 ame that two ap September phn Ashi Ir. the last of the g tho disastrous earthquake of or girl. dark or! Louise h $42, 000 TAKEN ved ee ped in the dense Jungies| "7, tmpelty ant ; = Lessing fol fea rs, attorneys, jury and)ton, at Sixth ave. 8. and Jackson i We z to bet that the bird poe o JUNKIES | has been made plain by spokes want | d t awed silence as the | st police say San Diego authorities ; ost re y eriff Baker, fer of the diminutive spoke. Only y 1 Bok pea z vidi ici r the imperial household tay Mat Cask GE Spoke. Only) want him for burglary. ij : mmediately and got into : cpa ee 80 | othe i bees Babo ing sanctity of! rank Smith, 37, walked into the A! : i his wife over how to is a hh on the); occ 5 first} Rainier restaurant, 618 Weller’ sty f eo iow Nache miles from Yak- | «t ieee 8 we left | nolice say, showed the proprietor @ second was I isn ted ima, wrote a pitiful r to The|d vk id n and tried to open the cash rege when uw Attorney O'Phe- he so 4 After reading the winning peace| Negroes Hold Up Two Mes- ‘ For the coming babe, sho Taft: tolbe'to Intareant: the ota br, Mailing, heisied an pian, woe still think the Conores-) senders in Kansas City wrote, they were unable to care|! On tho latter occasion, Sinclatr | {rea , DY Y polles wge jonal j unny. proper And so, in order that his feet in a flash and|inat he oldu a x Ofthal to try to atop {that he is a pare holdup man ae + ‘ the infant have a good i ; netan to try to stop! trom Vancouver. Int the Clothes of a Wolf home, an education, a chance in| UNBORN BABE ALSO I'm asking for is a square| Hincet Soumm 20) 8 held oe @ mun the world, she was willing to sac-|IS TO BE UNSEEN Sinclair shouted at him, “I'm | Pected robber ee 5 ' rifice her mother love for its sake. | iddenly she ns swiftly to her|gcing to tell my story to the jury | Picked up at S' ave. S. and King HE wolves are howling. Direct primary wolves. ‘ veifage ze | nus nd, wa the grime of la-|and I'm not 10 be inter.| St» Harry tyne Men who would wrest from Washington voters ||GROWNUP “ADOPTED | |bor from his calloused hands. | rupted.’ | peddle a motometer, was arrested by 4 right they have to say who shall be candidates for || "4B¥" WANTS INFANT ; Be nvowee him to{ Patrolman Berg on an open charge. the right they have to say who shall be candidates fo inepaeit of. the, eoatve:. 60: tnd | “Daddy,” she with flerce tn TRA Ses ate briefly | __5 H. Holbrook, 5918 20th ave. N. p public officé. This The Star pointed out some weeks heavted? ‘wotheh "Who have aaked| tensltyy “Tmt er see it! You from th> time ho was lett |= refused aid to a beggar on the ago. The Star warned voters of anti-primary propa- The Star to give them the coming | ™derstand, If I it I can’t part in in Canada at the age of | Marion et. bridge and barely escaped wane ‘ ba pretty Mrs, Lillian Bough-| (Turn to Page 9, Column 1) until ho was arrested on the {* Murderous blow the man almed at Ww comes our old friend, E. E. Beard, of Vancou- ||". Stanley apartments, | = harge: pollos.. ends Saini PURE ver and various other places, to tell us in a speech in |} ohecotionery store owner, will built HURRY IF Sees in te fa ht ia Kioeae Floyd Sleverly, J. Murray, “Irisht® attle Thursday night that “the old ring rule” suits [ja nome for the baby. He and his his voice wavered and|/C@mpbell and Jd Burning, a hi 0 t he doesn’t care if some of the old || wite havo been happliy married f a W ant Li fal Chieei pee eewee they charge, is implicated IT AIN'T RIGHT pe Tae Say A i 1 1 H Ford in recent safe blowings here, Sour i wiatin: ESOOlE a sdtice etter and le hree years. They have culty n in a Ford al composu' "ece ‘blo ere, Li'l Gee Gee attended the bosses were a ae the y produ 1 a better and le mutual tastes, enough money Coup ‘ men already are under arrest, They grand opera at the Metropolitan + A] 1p Th ‘RS ive system of government. ; fg but tt e gift for father strt hru|are Roy Twombly, captured in a Ta- last night, and now she wants DE: JER I AC re} t’s not an unusual statement for Beard to which t long—a his y, Myron Sincl son, |coma gun battle; Joe Morgan, taken her money back. She says they m Tm any Coming from him, it should make nobody gasp. “Ww never had a baby, tho || Mr. Swen (Turn to F R Column 1) jin a bandit chase two days ago,ane did't sing « *xtammy” wong at | THEFT CHARGE urd always has been in that kind of business. He ||. 0 much,” said the|| few ¢ |Charies Griffin and James Pollock, evening! Charged by the sp agent pices is Area z } ee A re Waited I was an adopted Ls “pp r arrested at Everett. Unless addl- cee i doesn’t like to work, so he, observing how regularly side eiignire “emt it U k AGUETY tional evidence 1s discovered soon, The Prince of Wales | to ' 1° wbede like J Thomas and other of the political cir i ieainencenal That's e 23 released, po- kent Af he ; 4 lowing gang got their gravy, decided he'd try |\¥ thia Httle Yakima tot Hale values upnors MEMBER DIES ee a Re t we 1 ; tol oe Pe 1 himself. That was several year: ago. His be a fair show for suc y clean, finish William Pie Gorsuch, head of nae, ead sy ear : first venture a over pale we Hike » has since ‘ , hae at the dramatic arts department at th Bob Hesketh, Down fr. Delcevare King of Quine A isan at teeta given much of his time to doing the puppet act for ry t a ¢€ eS. svite tee ep . Ay sy byt nowt any outfit that would pay his coal bills Bue Ing || suddenly fr in 1 Sick Bed, Mends | : loner unduly alarmed. If Beard is to head the pack of i i) i grd bce RE edged fined to his hor ier i a a attacking primary wolves, the road thru the wood is hair al r for the past two 908 t h 1 afe, Beard’s fangs—if he ever had any—were pulled Y he Mr. Bought and s friends have been Ring dow th tain, Joe ‘ ae j . me of ears ago. The wonder is his employers haven’t found e t a real home, I'll the univ t condition, but They're starting to throw ¢ tt t t gent ouse and we'll move from|| pe Want Ad columns tey ||came from th of Chi-| reports attending physicians a : , t ‘ make’ ‘a ee nw rf ‘ | ca H m Knox] Fy that he was improving as- r iy i |home for 1 t up in.’ | } co of Mlinols ed their fears, t