The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1924, Page 1

SESE jj” H ow Seattl ry le Will Entertain t the World Flyers; Detailed Program on Page 6 6 |, MAN FALLS 10 FEET TO DEATH The Ne wspaper With the Bigge WEATHER FORECAST Be SEATTLE, WASH, FRIDAY, The Seattle star Botered as Ceoond Class Matter Mey #, 1899, at the Postoffice at Seattle, Wash, st Circulation { in Washington HOME Por Year, by Mail, 11.69 EDITION TWO CEN under the Act of Congress March #, 1619, SEPTEMBER 26, 1924, TS IN SEATTLE. Wa A Truth Ab An Open Letter to Police Chief Severyns and the Superior Court Judges: NOTHER policeman has been shot down and killed, without a chance, by Seattle thugs. It is the third murder of its kind this year. It is the 22nd to be listed on police department records. These deliberate murders in cold blood are made possible only be- cause gun-men are allowed to roam Seattle streets unmolested. Practically every extensive boot- out Murder ||. police character, bootlegger, or other suspect and search him for weapons. This practice must be continued, not for a day, not until the excitement of Patrolman Litsey’s assassination dies away, but permanently. If the reg- ular force cannot handle it, a “gun squad” should be organized. Carrying a weapon illegally is a penitentia offense.. And every man—especially men who have not honest means of livelihood—who is convicted of carrying a gun, should be sentenced to the penitentiary. And the sentence should be made to € Howdy, folks! If winter comes, shall the sniffles be far behind? Disder Druggisd, ge asbdirid? ad you gid be § x . tic NDOOR. SPORTS legger and hi-jacker about town a Rta ah la bill i | Astening to a “ ” . sponsore - ' beano to his name tell why he packs a gun. Gangsters and iter to " nd rpg > dl di Bd won's give anything to the Oem rowdies who frequent many of our * i aah a! ong munity Fund. ‘a sree Altttle |-att t and misuse of firearms. & Sp ET ry poo: eer th, fac shat h ahem to It believed then that the easiest ini concea the be that they are armed, method of ending the deliberate oo. r The novice burglar always carries a murder of policemen and private sd gun. citizens is to make it impossible to The police department, to protect i And:it be- its men, must round up every known secure murder weapons. lieves it today. Three Charged With: Murdering Policeman ‘One Held in Jail and Two Sought; Be-| lieve Gun-wielder Escaped in Ed Pielow’s Auto along li —————_LY LA FOLLETTE BATTLE ON IN COURT Three Petitions for Writs of Mandate Are Filed BALLAINE LEADS FIGHT Asks Removal From Ballot cre golf course is to be 4 in California. There is o truth to rumor, however, that players w ride pews oe to hole on motorcycles: and score on an adding mach o-* rs AN ILL W have come, year, the melancaory days saddest of the But while we're cussing at the rain, i mois Umbrelia-makers cheer! formally filed | Friday, : aah nee napa re of Independent Slate 4 Robert L. I Sieverl In Pondoland, South Africa, na- a eid : | tives have been buying wives on the Seventh | Acting Council Preaident Robert B. The La Follette fight, reported. net h t pl Well, don’t we?/s Thursday | Hesketh will present the petition at | tied a few days ago, b out anew whep three petits c, date were filed t presidential cand! meeting. nila 4 by former F 1 Pielow, with which ape, Seattle polige nd $200 a month | the Monday co a =| ttle. & % | Atto [LI'L GEE GEE, TH’ OFFICE | | has been fixed. nu |to make his AME, r | F. J. Richardson was arr Friday had organized a search for aut Natives of So Africa buy | | he fled from the scene “lthe fugitive ¢ ing from British A their wives on the installment | | ing, but police are secking | oicmita to California r batlots all accused by his vic g fired the gun, and plan, so much per month; we di- vorce ‘em the same way, 80 much per month. | ed to by the inde| liette pro rty and the ndidaten certif indent pa tharles Faire child and the cities A description of F missing car was 5 along the Pacific Fairchild was seen at Fourth and eee —# | itsey, on his death bed spital, said Fairchild tions were filed by John > arrest all sus-| s and that Sleverly was | Blanchard st. Thursday afternoon, bed Haine, Frantes ©, Axtall,| charges Of | the member of the attacking | according to police, and shortly |, I. Maston, Lucy R. Case. trio. jafter Pielow’s automobile was stolen sob mily M. Peters, J. N. Belanger. better | ns, Fri- (trom the same district. , Herman Nelson and Ey s members of the ex ecutive committes of the progressive |Party In the state of W Charged With Selling ite ee Cigarets to | Girl of 1 1 |e ees Oe ee organization Tiemectne Le Follette| Proprietors rietors Arr ested; Girls Are cut k rough shaved yes , the petition relates is true of the other two ts filed or to be fil Up betimes, and to brenkfast (having first been ry with Little Homer Brew, Jr, and in the heat of my sudden Two Store the com anion called him Asse d Zany, for 3 >. “4 nt sets forth. They ® merely whic tan ary arnt being’ at Found Smoking in School Lavatory filed in an attempt to confuse |the voters and prejudice the voters, and if the secretary of state permits them to be printe n the ballots, the right of La Follette and Burton | K. Wheeler, candidate for vice pres. Lident, will be greatly prejudiced and my tooth powder, eo that when I did brush my teeth, 1 did fill my mouth with lather, which pleased me not.) to work to} Eastlake av two were re! der $100 bor their appearance are ‘The ed Inte ‘Thursday un. each to guarantee urt ‘Ghareaé accused wn il Seattle with selling And 50 ear-old grammar 1 girl, e keer ere ar: in o avoid an accident puty sheriffs | year-old victim, a corner at high The 11 0 corne n th f a vigorous|of the Seward grade gins ch AA Fae it | camp authorities to|testify against the two when their} | ett lection oA Rr aba othe closes this week. IN1 Gee Gee says) 4 yan Orsdale, proprietor| Carr is charged with having sola |" ‘ollette electors filed on its because the whales are moult-| "iS i inery store near the|the gitl cigarets on several oc Lessa MidgMGMMRAY arty swore filed by | ne: gngite pro-jions and once gave her a package. mas Cunningham of Mossy | j at 804) Mrs sold the same | (Turn to Page 10, Colum: | d .} oO of o wind Sy x |e 1a rold companion, | pie Eee ceamn 9 og eat id duck, 1 package of a popular brand of ar i. te +s —_—- ackag ft popu | ; a pee eee | during the noon reces «| Roosevelt Resigns <a 7 ‘ 1 sald, when they told her | Cee: father sect: them. “Che! woman: to Run fer Office FOOTBALL NOTE : fused to sell them a penny box of| wastHiNGTON, Sept, 26 2 Sonny, of sonny, come home with matches, however, but later one of| ant Secretary of the Navy ‘Thee me ' : ary > . * , Qc the returned and bought the The clock in the steeple strikes How Washington matches from a ¢ ats of the pie pag dl se today ten; Me Pi It the rapt ht | Bovernor o} w York, today ae eed ‘ an ‘ut proprietor ne girls were caught] oonoiy tondered hie resignation to Don't go out on that gridiron ver ale nud shortly after school ad-| 4 rormal letter of resignation later again: surrendered the package fy 1 ‘START TRIP SATURDAY | Eugene, Ore., | yesterday at South San Francisco by Chance f for Bachelors Taal Out of Tree ee ut You ust savetheOid Homestead”) gg Fatal to Worker but You Must Sav e he Old Homeste ad Loses Balance When Foot Slips; Volun- teer Park « Tragedy Scene s killed in Volunteer park fell ten feet from a tree to OSEPH FALSET TO, 42, Friday morning when he the ground. & Falsetto was working in the tree, pruning away some & branches. His foot is believed to have slipped, making him lose his balance. i The victim suffered a fractured skull, hitting his head and shoulders... No one saw him fall, but he was discovered a few minutes later by other employes. A doctor was called, but Falsetto died before he arrived. It is believed the man’s foot caught in a limb of the tree / as he fell, throwing him to the ground head first. Falsetto was employed by the park board and lived with) his wife at 2807 Norman st. | Arrest Susie as | Intoxicated Driver s his auto 30 Jer the influ- Waugh, 31, mea Hold Inquest Into Death of Fireman An inquest will be held Saturday, | t 9:30 a, m. by the coroner {nto |" |the death of William A. Shuberg, | °” led on two fireman, who was killed Sep-| . Patrolmell when @ fire truck skid. O. Perry ar umbla City, crashed into |r lake ave. and a telephone pole and struck the Ra ith drunk street car barn. Two other firemen were badly hurt | S arrest. The accident was caused, firemen |ed as a drun say, by an automobile driven by|at Fourth ave John Johnson, who was arrested | P: n M. later : Keep Your Brick Hidden That’s Advice of Joe Nelson Who Let De- tectives Catch a Glimpse of His | r Friday, d Seneca st, by Coons and C. G. A If yow are a young fellow with no. matrimonial prospects, | here is your opportunity—or rather opportunities—to get! yourself a wife. These two Chicago maidens, June Zeiser, | 21 (left), and her sister, Cecelia, 25, are only too willing to) wed, But there's one little catch in it, The man—or men— | who take advantage of their bargain must agree to pay off | forthwith a $3,500 mortyage on their mother's 60-acre farm | near Milwaukee. That's why they are making the offer. | And the acceptance—or acceptances—must come quickly, as | a sheriff's sale is looming. FLYERS DUE IN SEATTLE ON SUNDAY Motor Mishap to Wade’s Plane Causes Delay ‘ know how strong cir dence is? who {s in When Nelson anyone coming, he would ocnceal the brick and walk briskly to and fro. When the coast was clear he would poise the brick in his outstretched hand, and then— someone else would appear. The cops decided that Nelson saw Jge was holding a brick {n his hand and gazing pensively at a diamond display in the window of” the Burnett Bros.’ jewelry store, on Second ave. out }be higld . Sunday | atternoon at City| Hall park. bh pub c luncheon forthe flyers| a. m., when Detec J. Bian was not merely admiring him id at the Hippodrome by], chi and Sam Simundson hove self in the ss and and took y ‘turn to Page 10, Column 2) it's charged him to the bastite into view When Harry Masterson Said: “Tll Get the Cow Thieves” OU would have taken him for a real wild and wooley sheriff, instead of the peace-loving Cle Elum rancher that he is. Masterson took the role of the sheriff in The Star’s new serial, ‘““Name- less River,” and played it so avell in the pictures that you'll be amazed as the illustrations unfold. The entire novel, laid in a country like the Yakima valley, was illus- trated by Frank Jacobs, Star cameraman, on the 1,000-acre Masterson ranch. And Masterson, and members of his family, played the roles of the leading characters. It’s a story of a feud between two women—a battle of wits and guns between the queen of a cattle rustling gang and a girl rancher, who de- cided to “carry on” after her father had been killed by the rustlers be- Seattle Program !s Post- poned One Day SY FRANCISCO, 26.—The army round-the-world flyers re mained in San Francisco today, in stead of leaving this morning for as originally planned, while a new motor was being in- stalled in the Boston II., Lieut. Leigh plane. T will leave for Eugene tomor row morhing at 9 o'clock to present plans, and pr Sept Seattle—the end of their Journey—|| cause he defied them and encroached on their land. Tate Hebbel kis totan “tered down It’s written by Vingie E. Roe, the authoress of ‘‘Val of Paradise.” She || knows the Northwest, and her new novel Will thrill you. engine trouble. After an hour's de-| stay . j . " yy . radu asade. tools 10. the: Air] It starts October 1 in The Star. Be sure to get the first chapter. again, arriving soon after 4 p. m., , Lieuts. Smith and Nelson had landed | at Crissy fleld here at 3:20. Seattle’s Program for Flyers Delayed lc'a program for welcom the world flyers has been postpor 24 hours on account of the Ss The landing will rnoon at Sand Point, 1 welcome and presen tion of Seattle's gifts, platinum wing | insigna and gold finger rin the Chamber of Commerce r 4 — . BPE PE a ME SS , ¥ : M. McKennan of the ‘- con zg and relate their story to e P fronting the 3 ommit him. He called in Frankie Schmitz, astor and Girl of 14 Dear Ag How about clothes?. fee of the University of chool attendance officer, who in Hor Washington when they sel |/ vestigated the case and swore out ° . 5 ected’ the football coneh.in |!the wnrrant. for -the anish in O ement = , : 1921 ¥. 1K. Willard superin. | : Syke ci weds A Yale star or a Washing: | /tendent of school 1 that school / 7) ton alumnus authorities thruout the city are keen rn Oa Bg st ATT «Sia inks are. going, the Lat averyiots | kolewa. Bae Aniotatalnie Waal Lipwa, Ia, Ser with thorns, < sepegdes I] shaw was selected and Dr. on students. At the ihe ciopernen iE cong aged with A i gaike ember of 1) various meetings of school prit | i Paste: tel e pient Be tia withhold news of the elopement ‘ sa former || resotutions urging prompt pro’ Pata san ator Oh from the newspapers little ing from the star’ | 1 18 40, pastor ¢ mid t |tion of offenders of the law forbid: | rst Methodist chureh here, “When a preacher ° unter of his || (ne the sale of cigarets to minors} and Dorten Wields, 14-year-old the straight and h 2 x of foothall ||Were passed. Every case reported) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. the publicity given him create: | Behind the Community | Posts,” jot youth smoking i prompt in| prominent Alluwe. citi more feeling than for the aver pe aged | ventiguted and the source of his « age person,” the note read. | ats a wa ; thall | i Chest i cd aber ms | bidaege ld tint ils jaret suppl traced where poss | relations between the cou. | Dortea was a member of the } heart. IL fan or Willard said. | ple unknown and Alluwe's chureh choir and saw the pas rar “We are to keep fighting i thered In | tor often. Néw York scientist s he t this evil until proprietors learn farewell message that, in fe HAF pa iy i Se ie bony di ed). dally, on) The sian’ Ie obey the cigaret law,” Willard | | willing to forsake with mo and | ane pete eat beaten port: Pere: said, leave everything behind the message read, a plea to strays from narrow pu Yates stated in his “she «is Harry Masterson on his Cle Elum rancn, waere all the illustrations for “Name~ less River” were made,