The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 27, 1924, Page 1

¢ Temperature Last M4 Hours Minimum “YOL. 26. NO | Arrest Dog as Robber And His Mistress Is Also in Jail | Spec g Aug. 2 Flash,” a German police dog, was helt today by nae The Prince of way to the pedy, goody! A moron is a person who starts to Mow his ate the traffic wgnal stops the line of automobiles police asx a robber sus Mra. Billle Lyman, while detectiv Day, alleged boot His mistress was in jail looked for D. L. legrer Potic stort decia them to Jack Dempsey has had his nose re- | moulded. Sut poct says, al nose by any other shape would smell | are investigating the of two a house they wer v charged upon them robbed bal frog 3 miles and ga hops; to the hops add the fo! 10 gallons tan bark, a pint 8 har of home-made soap, Boll mixture, 3 hours. then strain it thre an 1. W. W. tock to keep from working, bettie and tims, dove add a frasshopper ty each pint to give ft the kick. thru a His story was doubted by until C. H. Norton, the kd much the same . police second i'l Gee Gee, according to J. G thinks the seat of war is for the @anding army pcan - gets tired. Ben Johnson rooms, fen pounds of them he ate; Bach funny looking fungi! The funcrat's at eight. 8g ee Prince of Woe Keeps Aloot Headline. What's a loot? see TODAY'S DEFINITION Staged in Seattle Hell: Spending a rainy Sunday in acountry bate whe four children. AT MONSTER LUNCHEON One of the pecliaitie of the 8 Governor Coming to See Wacco industry is e Cabinet Member tmilarity between the modern 10-cent @gar and the old-time three-for-a ELS Bickel stogie. es . "NAVY HIEF Welcome for Wilbur Will Be Skeel, chairman of the membership bureau of the Chamber With so many candidates for 900-\ of Commerce, was Wednesday an mor, the fellow who gets the/nounced to preside and Introduce fost voles will be the one with th€/ Curtis p, Wilbur, secretary of the Hogest family.—Stanwood Neves. navy, at a monster luncheon to be Mees ‘tendered him at the Hippodrome ‘An optimist is a radio fan with & here Friday noon. Wilbur will visit tome-made receiving set who thinks econ hear signals from Mars. Smae BEAUTY NOTE Jack Dempsey has had his nose re-modeled. If some of our local pugs try this stunt, they'll | zens will greet the have to call in a contractor— | executive. not a doctor. | Wilbur will inspect Camp Byer, ; vies agi |the naval air base at Sand Point ‘Of course, when some of the slam-/| during the morning hours, and will Ming lads try to become beautiful,|be taken for an auto trip around id to reform their cauliflower ears, {the city from 3 to 4:30 p. m., they'll have to take up gardening. ing at 9 p. m. for Bremerton. . to 9 p.m Gov. Louis Hart, the Washington senatorial and congressional deiega- tions, municipal authorities, Cham ther of Commerce officials and cit . dreeted at the navy yard by Rear A prisefighter to be really re-| Admiral J. A. Hoogewerff at 8:30 therche will have to call in a fash-| Saturday morning, Wilbur will ad Weebic tin-smith to re-cover his|dress navy yard employes and will fin-ccr. officiate at the dedication of an ad +54 dition to the yard’s Y. M. C. A And a glazier to give a new glass | structure. Hige to his glass jaw He will dine with the comman- ee dant and will be the guest at an officers" reception that evening, leay morning aboard the U. California for the fleet cruise ANOTHER SCOOP! | lsouth to San Francisco. | 0 FORD DEFENDS | | | KU KLUXERS : ee last Exclusive photograph of M: both had b snapped by. Homer G. Brew with « Quoted in Montreal interview | for several Powerful Brownie kodak No. 4. No| Wher paper dared to print this pic | @S Champion of Klan ‘ure! 433d MONTREAL, Quebec, Aug. "If the truth were known about the Ku Klux Kian, it would be looked Beient report that there are} lige, fresh water canals on Mars, “=~ QTY 1 GREET in’ Seattle from 6:30 Friday morning | California naval | The Newspaper ‘The SeattleStar : MONEY, JEWELS WORTH $3,000 ARE STOLEN Enter Rooms With Pass Keys; Tenants Are Absent |COSTLY GEMS ARE LOST Believe Robbers Break Thru Rear Door of Building Here Wash ment h Tins’ partments in th Wednesday The ttileve rated with Mi First National bank, and Miss V ther, were the he One diamond ring, set taken from the rtment with th bracelets and e2veral other ring Mrs. ¥ ndall reported the loss of a dimaond valued at $126. Eyening clothes were town solitaire ring da ¢ rooms of n Brockett Nurwoud Vi of the Puget Sound Electric Co. Mrs. C. H. Bacon, of 615 BE. Pros pect st. fn the immediate vicinity of tie looted apartment house, re ported that a platinum bar pin with th mn valued at $290 was stolen about the same time Detectives are investigating the robberies. It is believed the th uine?’ catrance to the builtins uA Tear door JAPAN DISASTER Many Victims Entombed by Landslides in Rain Torrents TOKYO, Aug. 27.—Many persons have been entombed by landslides in the Hakone mountains following torfential rains which have been | sweeping Japan for several days. The ory distr tically submerged 7,200 houses were r tolay Fire broke out in Hakodate services were demoralized by and 98 houses burned surrounding the fac t of Tokyo were poli under wa hom partly where public the downpour : 2 NEW ENVOYS Bancroft Ambassador to Ja- ‘pan and Sheffield to Mexico PLYMOUTH, Vt., Bancroft Rockwell have been appointed by nt Coolidge as ambassadors to Japan and Mexico, Ed. Chicago, Aug. respectively nounced lent after ly reported The appointments were a night by the pr in unoffict: |2R3 Saecenatul | was sent 4 Johnny Anderson is already try-|upon as a patriotic body, concerned Wig to get the ferry-boat concession| with nothing but fucther develop ™ them nent of the country in which it} 058 was born and the preservation of Mare is within 94000900 miles\the supremacy of the true Ameri W the carth this week, according can his own land.” % astronomers. | The acco = to an interview Quick, boy, a taxi! published in the Montreal Star to. see day, ic. Henry Ford's opinion of the hooded order, The Star inter acht passed thru th its owner to We don't know why the scientific World is so agog over the proximity Mare, It won't provide us with |¥ My more parking space. carrying jewed Ford as his Lachine canal his home in | saying. OUR OWN TRAVELOGS Denver: Cole “The klan {6 the victim of a mass Hotternel! here. Cucumbers |°% Jying propagunds and therefore fre boiling on ihe vine, Frogs |'% looked. upon with disfavor in ea temperature of 117. dust ea ccording to the Star, de ny dog chase a Jack rabbit, | nied Le In a member of the hooded And it was so hot they were both Walking. Hi ociety {wed its ideals with. out stint Tre manufa but pre er thought none on Trial Flight SDERICHSHAFEN, Germany Aug. 27,—America’s new giant Zep: pejin, th t-3, built by the Ger mans as payment on American repa rations claims, successfully com pleted its first trial flight here to: day In the late afternoon the dirigible up for a three-hour spin and officials expressed themselves as pleased with the performance |Want to Start Dearborn, Mich, and quotes him as vad the nation’s man-power is to the Affotica omidentli) olin Sinobilized on Defense Day. What | tianten have a chance cxcépt Prest.| Bimporing army st will be if all! aent Coolidge Prohibition agenta are mobilized! _ Pe Si | Mess of these cotipes: are’ very; PROWLERS GET $10 iY, but they haven't yet madej House prowlers Tues night Meihet is big enough for a driver|broke into the home of Y, Ohta, bes, 07 1th ave, aml stole $10, a Revolution? Enough ammunition young Mexican revolution will be dis posed of Fri Marshal rounds of Be ammuniti nn sells n and when U 14,000 revolver) ffield, of} to@start aj y Morning at 11 o'clock | 165 Mauser tutomatic pistols, smug. ntraband, seized by federal | here, The sale will be held at the Third ave. entrance to the postoffice building SUIT CASE IS STOLEN A leather suit case with women's apparel in it was stolen Wedne day from 708 Dakota st. T. B Shaughnessy reported to the po lice. i| bay is crowded far and away beyond safety capacity. With the Biggest Circulation in Washington r the Act nates M . WASH., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1924 * I Seattle Minister Files Charges Sakinr IMPEACH MAYO THIEVES LOOT APARTMENTS HERE! —" ~ = = “The False Alarm” ittle Fireman Writes This Story to Show Children Its Danger The Ferry Menace (EDITORIAL) HAT’S Seattle going to do about the ferry busi- ness on Elliott bay. Unless some provision is made to more adequately care for the increasing traffic to and from the other shores, a tragedy—horrible to contemplate will be the price of our neglect. Developing from a comparatively small bit of freight hauling a few years back, the ferry traffic during the past two summers has grown to a stu- pendous business, It will continue to expartd as Se- attle does and as Bainbridge island and the mainlgnd attract new farmers and city folk who go there to spend the summer and, in many instances, to live the year round. The lack of proper facilities first asserted itself as an inconvenience, People scowled a little as they were made to line up and wait in Western ave. with- out proper direction or system. And when the ferry companies, flushed with the income from the new business, began herding their patrons in like sheep and packing them there like sardines, the scowls and the growls turned into real protests. And for a very good reason. Not a Sunday passes but that nearly every ferry operating between Seattle and the ports across the Automobiles are jammed in so thick their occupants cannot get out of them. Last Sunday evening a Ford car with a man and-his wife and six children was hemmed~in alongside the boiler room on “one ferry: cape in case of an explosion, a crash or any other one of several possible catastrophes, would have been impossible. Larger ferries, adequate places for them to land, proper waiting facilities—these are needed before another summer arrives. The Port of Seattle could accomplish no more worthwhile public service right now than to plan a ferry building for joint use and the steamboat inspectors MUST see to it that the practice of overloading is stopped NOW. “Now, youll never pull a false alarm, H. Stephens, fireman-author of No. and N. 39th st., will you?” ~9 station, Linden ave. as he tells William Edgar Roaf, one of his small chums, how dangerous it is to “*have fun’ by sending in fake calls to the department. “No, I should say not, says Bill, after hearing the story that Stephens has written - for all the children who read The Star. sir, WO Ci EATTLE, to COUNCIL TO HE Minister Declares Brown Defies Law; Asks Impeachment of City Executive A TEEARING to the city couneil as “the court of last resort,” the Rev. U. G. Murphy, of the American Bible society, asked that body Wednesday to impeach Mayor Brown. Murphy is a missionary to Japanese residents in the city, , and last winter was active as an investigator for the Minis- terial association. | Specific charges against the may- Jor, to the effect that he has allowed wide open defiance of the law and | school children are menaced by ondit n districts thru: which jthey must pass, are made by Mur phy. ‘The pubite safety committee of tho council was to discuss and take a | tion on the charges Wednesday after- hoon, Councilman W. T. Campbell | said. The matter probably will be | referred to the department efficienc | committee for action. Mayor Brown was. out of tawn- Wednesday and could not be reached for a statement. SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE MENACED | Murphy's letter charges that schcol ehildren attending the Broad way high and Bailey Gatzert schools re “forced to run the gauntlet” of undesirable conditions, which the let- ter characterizes as “unbearable.” Conditions, Murphy says, are as they are because of the mayor's di- rect orders, The police department, he says, is composed of able men who would, for the most part check —— — —Photo by Frank Jacobs, Bier Staff Photographer | lawlessness if provided with clean, soe 1 = manly leadership. BY . OH, STEPH “It became app: . after a year ar Wi ara on Fire Station N of the present administration, that m HIS | ten for the benefit of the hands of ‘ue chief of police and ic, boys : uit a =a ; | the department were tied by the or- ny boys do not know the dan : ... |ders from the’ mayor," Murphy Scheduled Saturday «: ret of thi ctl pull oa) Koepfli Lad Hurt Handling charges. “reports became less and ust for fy | less effective. Then houses of ill z ‘ - am ey ‘don't remémbéf: that they Loaded Gun fame began to open on. Washington Green Lake Course Picked for Annual | c:'wevis tora tine when ther |" rucnara seasmri indie octamer | reais oe er a ° ° may be most needed. 1 will tell neputy Coroner Frank Koepfli, was Meet; Championship Is Up them a story which could’ be true: | ;vtaentally: shot in, the left Jes, on os se YE afternoon a little boy pulled | Weanesday morning while playing | “In the wide-open days of ‘the Gill Clear skies and a warm, bright) entries in the men's race are Sprigge ( ‘ “I | with a gun on the roof of the garage | administration I néver saw spiclers sun expected The Star’s|Waeacher, Kenneth Currier, Harry & fire box to see the fire rigs /at the home of his grandfather, C. A./ standing in front. of gambling mile marathon swi which will MoWatters, Arthur Fellowx Jack |®°, PY: He thought it lots of funf) Kooepfi, 1 1th’ avel,:'where’ he | houses wollcitiig “patronage, ab | ep be staged in Green lake Saturday |LeNede, L. A, Hurt, George White|2% knowing what the result | jive now do. I am enclosing a picture erterniooa and Dean Spear j would. be He and some other lads found the|of a Chinese gambling house on The marathons, which have be-| The women’s entries, besides. Miss ae by athena a acs ee loaded gun on the roof of the build-| King st. soliciting business. A po- come an annual fixture in North-|Btenmoe, ‘are: Neva Brownfield.| coming. trom the little boy's home. | &.wichard “broke” the weapon to} iceman: passed »the house at | the swimmitig,. wil ¢ feature |Mrs, Mitrie Konowaloff, Kathryne| ine tittle hov’s mother and baby ale j Unload it, and in doing so.accident-|time and another stood on the cor- of the big Derby er carnt- | Claire Brown, Jewell d'Jarve, Marie! toy were in there, taking a nap ally.pulled the trigger. “The bullet ts | ner, a «halt. block away. val staged urider the auspices of |Person, Clara. Barber and Ruth| ‘yt rainioe thn to tach inte tire | Mult lodged in his leg. He will be! ‘The situation is unbearable. Ika WEE Geet Lake’ Com merball | aiing Lo eae nea ited far the ring {Operated on at Virginia Mason hos-| Schoo! will soon open and children club. The entire program, Including the Phe house was burning fiercely and } ae cay BE Serena ae 00" | ROI RS | the, BRINN ean ee Seventeen entrants, nine men and| West Green Lake club‘s festivities. /the rigs were nowhere in sight AHOUEDE, MAUIOUR, tun an tpe |must pass these places. elght women, are registered for tho |in being staged under the personal) The neighbor went amd called up| Laraer bay. solng. to. Broaiwng mile racen, Entries were to close|direction of W, J. (“Dad”) Henry. |the fire station again, ‘Tie operttor bake gh SE Aa ik Seb bem Cab Lect at 6 o'clock Wednesday As The Star marathons are betnx/ told him that the rigs were on their Clase WA Re Peano paras. The course for the mile races will| staged, shorter s and stunts|way, but they had to come from place, “08 aay tere pent Stinnte om the float at the West Green | will be provided station a long distance off. | Repeats poe tos Sodhar ad cea Lake beach to the float at the east) Judging from the amount of in-| The rigs that should have come es h and return, The weet bee 5 terest’ shown, Henry predicts. a/to the fire in the boy's home were |Man Who Disputed Martin tate epee where the start and finish can be! crowd of 10,000 sons to view|answering the false alarm 5 . : ween, also will be (he scene. of the rns’ star faces andithe other evental Shen: the tirententdsd reach the Arrives in Seattle’ | sible use your authority: to de West Green Lake club's program. | on the program |boy's home the fire was Leyond con | Leth, the present mayor of his q men's race is to start at rol. ‘They fought hard to put it} William Sullivan, who disputed the No i: o'clock Saturday afternoon, ‘ee as nut it was too late. They found) story of Maj. Fred Martin: downed | 4, i Se te cone women’s race a half-hour later the charred bodies of the little boy's | world flier, concerning Martin's | Hons Pelleves that thers Wilt be EB CHAMPION {mother and aby sister wreck near Port Moller, arrived from | july CANEe Besaatel maspralp WILL CONTES the little boy had had his the North in Seattle Wednesday and | iy Hower. Mitrie cee. of the Crystal] fup watching -the ‘fire engines that | reported to the United, States burean undreds of similar complaints lsetidininins albeit Gc detending | fils lngsiae Couple Married Atop | responded to his false alarm call, he |of fisheries. He was under onte ice Inpswahinens ot’ the nace title as the men's city mile cham Rainier’. S Peak sat gdp Pode ibe thing he saw jit was aay et Neva uss the Com)» ve been received by city council pion | lade Sesame edalhe bee coere ON Wrote a aaa members, Néxt Tuesday the. effi- : Si! The neighbors told him what had ‘ullivan claims that the hil] Martin . Blanche Stenmoe, of the Green| q z wis spened and how tong.it took the {hit was “a gentle,slope.” ‘The Major | ony, mes Dawns: an. invest |Lake Neptune club, Is the women's| Miss Luella Maude McConnell, of /happened and bore, “rt en! : 4 y dOr | gation'of- the police department, when titleholder, winning the honor in} W OTe. Lowe, GG) ER Ry ee ee to eet seat a ae eee least 2,500 | consational developments are pre the 1923 race jpcwtetns OEE Beapaa ver W NORe DOT Ween ne rire page aoe dicted by committee members Altho the two champions are con- [Plans to be married atop Mount Rain. | what time mu F ss ie Ricaale Chairman Tindall said that he was neiie a good Caos tol sepeat IN tet wih Tt ee 8 8 ar, oy take lint : honey i mines Li H t D d opposed to any impeachment or res in for some tough competition. |ney ys. W. Hannum, of the Olympic} When he grew up to be a young | in Great Crevasse |" ef eal aahear at io fauna In addition to Konowaloff, other | court United Presbyterian church, of |man, he would often sit and look | OLYMPIA, Aug Mfbeebbli G.1 senatts action NG ERC Seattle jat the pictures of his dear mother | Jeffers, Olympia photographer, fell! pa eR TE MEER Blumenatein is a railway mail clerk |and baby sister, and would say to} gown a crevasse, said to be $00 feet “MONKEY” PASTOR TO |/on tne Great Northern, running be-|himself, with tears In his eyes. | deep in Blue glacier, Mount Olym- tween Seattle and Spokane. He met |'Maybe I would have had my moth-| jus, in the Olympic range, accord-| USE GRINNING SKULL J\nis tride in towa four years ago. {er and sister today if I ‘hadn't | Ine to word received here yesterda IN SERMON ON McCOY Pie oon eae ation honeymoon, | ulled that false alarm." by Bia ish Mrs. ert sald her _ will return to Seattle to make their | |}husband was spending his ation j B' TTE, Mont., Aug. 27.—When || nome. iNew. boys, that is only a story,|jn the mountains with their son Storm Leaves Trail of he pre aches next 1 Bundy || sale é iene but i coud be trus Haeriely After the nceldent the gon sent for | Wreckage in New England night on “The Downfall of a‘ ways bear d to help ely and forwarded information to| American. Idol,” discussing the |Club Will Boost | firemen; don’t hinder them. Mrs, Jeffers of the fall, without say-| poston, Aug. 27.—New England cane ot ia McCoy, pee ae ye: | for W. D. Brinton | Sever pu) ® seise alarm 1s Se eee aries Was) today began clearing up atter ono Eee eee ees titarcell wilt || A club to farther the candidacy of | ata 1 ue thocwn rath hGrebarions “es UE volt inti aearite ie pulptt |w D. Brinton for the south district THIEVES GET $29 | FORE }lashed this section of the country ut the First Baptist chureh commissionership will meet Wednes-| Breaking the lock onthe door of| TWIN FALLS, Tdano, Aug. 27. Leaving a wide: trallcof wreckage, The chureh will be darkened y evening in the office of John |the Associated Oil Co. gas station! A dirk horse, Frank Martin, of |the storm, which swept the coast, and the eye sockets of the ahull || Price, at the Junction. Price is jat ainier ave, and Jackson st, | Boise, was nominated for United | passed out to sea during the night. Will he illuminated with candies, [retary of the club, which was formed early Wednesday morning, burglars| States senator against Wm. E. Bo-|Crops in many saptions were ruined, Last Sunday. he illustrated a ||Tuesday evening, Councilman W. D.|rifted the till of $29, The theft}rah, and Al G, Freehafer was nomi-| shipping virtually’ was stopped, trees Jeason on evolution with a mon: |{Campbell is chairman of the advisory |was reported to the police by R./nated unanimously for governor at} were uprooted, highways were flood- key. chained to hia pulpit board. Guy Parmelee is president of Arnold, operator, who discover:|the democratic conyention here to: }ed and a total rainfall of 4,78 inches the club. ed it when he opened the station. day. > was recorded, S eeieuenite shecadiniioaeme ae