The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1924, Page 2

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, i SKAGIT WHEELS ROB STREET CAR\” tics Seattle | 0 TIE KNOT IN| ht in Brief | MAGELLAN FST PSTARTAT 615 MOTORMAN |, ACvertses, Seattle | RgROLE | cutuernre” TO 00 IT =e i | Market Day Pars ade S Satur lay Q Z : . | ee bs pow ; 1 | Present Record Circuit of Coolidge to Press “Magic” Gun Poked in His Ribs as|\__ ees. ™ : ad __*_}\Here’s Story of Round-tlte- || « jams st AKIN Pred Lr Mat ; ing; Liout. Lew Globe Is 35 Days Button in White House He Phones Dispatcher World Flight in Brief |] 2 smith, 3 Lele ©, Le ART FINISH Point field, Beattle i P. Arnold, Henry Harding At 8:25 tonight, I time up a one-man . FTHIE knot in the frat alr gird “PLANES OUT —Marl ary es Aap rigss id 63 eeere tine, Pres beets oo the La the 3 ath ave.'s oy = ~~ * es world ¥ MILES COVERED , em ot ; eatiae ta * Be Dc. wit preas a? mn. {day robbed Yillott R. Me < of the eight flyers who left|| ELAPSED TIMI ci ‘in are about it On tho in fa spark of elec:|2¢th ave, the motorman, and e und Point f t ‘ ACTUAL FLYING TIME—About 12% de ; oof t tricity 40 released Washington | caped w sone AVERAGE SPEED—16 miles & tteving Mas time Will strike the connect at the) Hendrix left th t oar earn eye! b bi OBJECT—To route f ‘ I A r f s 2 on the Skagit jand was t oning t Gorge power b river, starting a smal! mot ‘This Raotor will slowly open the giant] heayy-set man appeared eontrol gates and es+that are ae in tacee te Holding the Skagit river water out of sarees tWo monster xenerators As they Open the wheels will revolve and Skagit electricity from both turbines ndrix Will officially pour into the city over |the thug the 305 miles of aluminum-stee! trans |to face the light fr mission lines and searched him, t And thus the Gorge plant of they, which was tn | Bkagit project will officially start to. bills | gt Tun “forever more.” After the bandit had escaped, Hen well Smith a tit Around the time th mbed abuard the Boston No, 2 in Am rhe the ba: ning and made him turn around | This May Be Accomplished Army Officers Say success a | in Not Distant Future Has Been Attained | rtp Mor five long years the promises |drix notified the digpatcher of the | verses Ig bee : rpc SE hydroelectric current om the | noldup. | Ramee: Jose under, Ass r hours ; 4 ere. oar ~ a er wave been made, For nearly _ 4 ng * = « | Lopes : “ey R the » rid flight cou ” , : Xone ® year the current has ‘ye > Ch iste es of pry 20 dayet’ at pu . De é 8 “te doe. cat hat i * are mi nap distar a tf under Co! time and ‘gording to Engineer Car! F. Uhden , Pp nmap line nl _ ‘ 5 se Serer wheels will Dever stop actual Might, due to wind and plc it v iy mpt was made fa ‘once théy are started | | fig bel ¢| wener: no attempt was made ‘Arrangements to have President i scampi ee tee orld thelr |to set any speed record, the main ce Coolidge start the Skagit were com < rca ah. treat tae ps idea being » c ips « oat fa Pleted by J. D. Ross thru the Postal : ee acme. Ores See a : a Telegraih & Cable Co, Mayor Brown | Beats Off Man Who Throws miles : tt ihe 2 by long distance phone Friday re. a raed ee ‘ mae’ he iesived ©. Bascom Siemp's assurance) Blanket Over Her Head t P cor red ny 1 that President Coolidge would press Pag r 5 | nending 2 the button. ACKED by a man who w the t A « i The plant has been given rigid over her head a S a8 mathe mere than the em fests during the past eight her, Gladys M . “ AR os . f seven hours | spate 6 Dand machinery experts and eng’ Morgan ast. fough Huge squash were among the Seattle products exhibited) yowever, was ther 429 *, tt “who cotdigaea hag orgie no desperately that she sue-|in @ downtown parade to advertise Seattle day, next Thura-| vy pont total is 720 ¢ ayn iq ieeewerking order. Only m In escaping told the po t the Western Wash ton Stunt ri This one’s) the pontoons h re « 4 tday, at the eastern ‘ashington State fair his ¢ ; Gustments have had to be ma¢ Sethe tatereey 7 , id peda es She's| the plane and - the eamee't that t i ce tn counett’are| ot was on Ty Y | shox by M ss Lill Vogl am, #610 Marine drive. She's) ‘he Plane ; ’ May Start on Long. Trip to me ct the pygetied oa BY n girl eal 3 years old and go ki achool. o-eave walabt the planes carried lt pre t cone ; Wrestling with the second develop | Be in eo. nek Cred Proto by Frabk Jacobs, Star Staff Photographer > equipment and, exceyt f t cs America Next Week Ment problem on the Skagit. But) 1.0 st. this man came up behind : were | ett en, could not mu: t T te, it was said to ths of tryout will be given | "AM Bi ¢ be a DVERTISING day, en Anne a Prisea were] sinergencies, could not wd P ai bored sgre bs SY copper eae ae ere months we and gon Labe-ige pnd od [A at the Western Was uted for the bes ay ti . aes W mrees modern a next week, if the Amer weather is favorable roved that they| ‘The gi nd ma Whe present plant before the new! i!) h he pestraction 1s un dertaken lies ike at Puyallup, scores| tables, flowers, f p npanied by th ta, " weveral decorated | west pre the clty Sat Afte: is to be antic and de ited States as a #pol her long 3¢-h pose to an auto ‘ ‘ ; “L fought as hard as I could and t Jaitho the blanket stifled my s E ‘ the seemed to be cep ge st the time. Eye *\ flown across t the route may be covered in 10 days. | With @ fair ansurance of natet Ihivered to the U ing stan guests ents were at No v¥ SSS aw ge gene BIG QUARANTINE. man and I tore loose from judges awarded | where het ee 7 ection of mM, GX, sie Maxton e- Bobby Jones Wins 7 sreen, "of National Amateur Severyns Continues Drive on la ICKET CLUB, Ph Jones, of City’s Undesirables Foot and Mouth Disease in|**'* on™ n reports ind voyage can be made In perfect safet xas Live Stock na HERE’S MORE ABOUT FLYERS ate wan described Advances; U. S. Marines |." so years old. & feet § inc in Bloodless Battle " . fr ondliyge eee poe cap of the Cham and Mre ¢ mmercial club Green, p Spaulding, the Women’s ¢ SHANGHAI, Sept. 27.—Chekiang ‘Afoops defending Shanghai started a \ terrific counter offensive today ting rge Vou Elm, 9 up 804) g.ceryns ag spin eC ee ot Samat OWES. Eat Coolidge W af fles- fers, dope addicta, ex-convicts and) Sune Htston, Texas, vecause of|{ STARTS ON PAGE 1 ee te on tack (COOLIDGE watties «| Held in Jail as dway Friday and y night.|An outbreak of the dreaded foot and Phe unexpected maneuver was suc- RE C Tag ne ma , 2 Walla In the last 24 athe police ‘ disease mong livestock Geaful and L's troops made : : who mild he might t Burglar Suspect |... { jailed 25. me ‘ es rene Bisons Ree re | eclpe the product > atrick, 23, was h a the |™ ” & t revious te marthes went tito acticn| vt et | - ee te er ere ree Lace tual atcatr we : Aust xan i ive |G Dloodiess battle with Chekian veontiiaaa “¢ I nieg aglgos, are 1B ccna needle tnyg tag bse phe i ware ere: tor photanrechs A iter the ‘Chinese, part ot thal \Must File Claims Against nittee at the But ® he enid, and us . 72 st, by Puiecane 2 x o - 1 tonight t ¢r person Sia poe carrying Capt. jon of measures to localize | Wrig the foot and mouth disease in that] section | fol | army of Lu Yung Hsiang, had raided | Bankrupt by Oct. 18 Saturday noon. .'T ® Standard Oli compound here this ce B. Fitagerak advance officer Smith said he would host was of Seattle, r drunkenness and kept pace ent genera’ Heebe and O. C. Sterrett, after he kfast menu in the || had attempted to prowl the home of what Li a Roald Amundee the explorer, || newly reclected G. 0. P. state state prix J, W. Leach, 637 Ravenna bivd., It ie/ with the vagr over 120 3 ‘ ‘4 jow this route: ee, landing party came ashore ana P recently went into voluntary || chairman and the waffles were Ol4 fashioned Vermont maple || charged. ing been 4 the same|,, Rangers in the southern section of isco, Oakland, Berkele for ry eagle, ase bankruptcy, owes nearly $10,009 in|] “on him.” | wae son the ‘wat — - | period of time, ase of prac-| the state ae bapa preset, +4 45-|Penicla, Martinez, Fairfield, Va an isarmins em. ey 4 + ¢: } ie dan Cla . . teally 100 ner - on 9 infecte a toenforce Willow Red Bluff, Red eattie, it developed Saturday, A Among the feasters wan Clar Ww | tically 100 pe ra ‘ . ah illows, Red Bluff, Redd @ to guard the Standard O11 |r ey Alaska building, oman in Danger in | Letters continue to reach Severyns antine and other precautionary|punumuir, Sisson, Ashland, ¢ 2 friend of tho explorer, has been ad: —— | Summer Home Fire} !0orming nim tint bootiewging | TUAMOP a i | Roseburg, Cottage Grove and then vised by the Norwegian consul that BREMERTON, ‘Sept. 7. = Mra.| Joints have "closed down and are} 1 STON, font Eugene. —With ce eq If all goes well, Smith said, the {be claima af t Amundsen, rust rag ¥ coe oT “ay ae ae Sitors has been called s34.006 urs of Houston, healt? cene about 9 a. m. tomorrow. en ner e ne ng to blow up.” Sev- Mead summer } nea r officials were to decide today wheth Today's fight is 453 miles and th anette burned to the ground. The | °" ds “This campaign is @! oo ine qua ° st ‘ algry vy sae aeesasinagy Stale "Polo shittetert, Droba Ne edie aac nnd move, the bet re ; of Parana were defeated and | Mead 4 Los Angeles | State Demo Head 1 the police windbag pe in tattle with revolution.) b ona m. ie eve declared (hale: 'o- ins Gets Just Community 1 eternal Order of Bais) "2 es | c. D, Martin, of « was re. Ceoil Fitzgerald Re-Elected Chamber Wants Big Crowd nee, rd to dis: hs w * last day ft us to i ts national ¢ . elected Friday on ste chairman of muerceins (2 Cppatehet) Belated Empty Purses PRUGS. teh: thes Seaitle “next Auta Two Convicted of [fie Yemocratie contr committee at| State Head by G. 0. P.’s | at Hippodrome Monday news Bra: A burglar Friday night spent a lot) ar » be od, | ( ¢ H. Mane Kapeas 5 ° ls meet ne Frye hotel. Mra e Drtica, " ttcught ie re | of time tearing a window acreen from | w ay f ic. the! ¢ 5 " Selling Narcotics Alice V. Ft Siaboes yi woman's state| Oeoll Fitzgerald, incumbent, was| A capacity crowd {s expected to in supressed, has flared up again.|® casing at the home of A. Cireen t meta gop gl wing oth sag Ab and Ben lL. M vice re-elected republican state chairman|qine with the world flyers Monday . and secured onlw) to rp ° the ¢ 1 ates for mayor on the citizen's Saturday when the G. O. P. state eiages Revolutionary officers with an| 6516 Paiat n number of followers,|a couple of emp at the government in Par.|trouble. Green heard noon at the speaking py hos y Hippodrome when a ram is arranged as 8 feature of this city's flied Friday. The sier, pioneer of 189) are: G ana M purses for his the burglar he committee met Sat committee met at the Butler hotel 1 congressional nomi Fitzgerald, a Seattle mut, first was plans for the campaign. | elect @ state of more ‘than half a/and scared him away . irc ges nde het a ad t when Charles Hebberd, of! welcome tol the ho official population. ‘They prociaim-| The home of It. H. Jorda LF top T en's committee, headed by | Spokane, resigned some months ago. ty te Rizmaste wo ottoea @n independent state, giving | Denny way, was robbed by A: thief also Col. Eliot | ha Two in Anacortes | Hizabeth Christian, of Bpokane,| Tho election met with practically |1% ComPlet@ the world cruise-on ar- jrival here} The chamber urges About $49 was iAtolen jeveryone * can to be present Clark turned in|in par amount collected | tract twice that number to «a last two fame of Brazilendia. Friday night probably disbanded as a separate body and Its! no oppasition. It had been forecast File for Mayorship members will work with the central| late Friday, when a motion Indore: anish Jack” Belding committee instead {ing Fitagera Tickets at $1 each are being sold rapidly at |the Chamber of Com- al crown, ald. The m the sum of $9,0 6 employes’ division. Fifty firms joined the fast growing 1060) ¢ per cent club. Among these was the Pacific Car & Foundry Co. who, tho located outside the city d was passed at a state | in the Arcade building} fendant, Walter Morgan, were : conferen soviet woe ethers Nig , | without a diseenting vole. |merce tourfst bureau and at the ret how malt ated af inf Conner’s Murder sie | Brewster cifmr store, in the Henry al court on indletmenta charging | butlat: Christ; pullding, ccording to isty lar home at Beventh and) poanession and sale of heroin and Trial October 14 Boats Will Run to |Thomas, ehhmber secretary, and & expected to be finished In) morphine to i former of the President C. H. White naid ibal tao aakcle bebsnue| Richard Conner, Tacoma grocer, ; |huge turnout is expected. Warne for the murder of his wite,| Sand Point Sunday] the tunctkon wilt be hela at 12 niion will take part in Your Life’s limits, and with of its workmen liv Seattle aerie in the biggest in! tors. a : | ing outside Seattle, subscribed to tho| the world and is now In the midst) Morgan, according to the agents,| Peer’ be Oe ee ae Opportunity for thousands to wit-|noon, and wll precede the unveiling fund 100 per cent. of a campaign for @ total of 20,000) was recently released fronf the pent. | renervation, th Bins an td ness the landing of the round-the-|ceremonies At 3 p. m., Monday, ory | se: eer | tentiary rut eee ee Mensa before Judes | Tt fiyers at the Sand Point avia- | when the Shnd Point fight mem- | a Bebe oe eral co’ af ‘Taco ©/ tion field wifl be furnished by oper-|orial is staghd by army, navy and | | Baw ‘ushma € October x Aged Waterfront | |Baward ©. Cushman on 0 ation of five steamers of the Lake |eltizenry. \Charges Retical Debate on School j14. Conner pleaded not guilty. Vashington ferries fleet, between] ‘The coast rtillery band from Fort Character Is Dead) Patralna Stand Bill Before Club = Madison park and'Band Point. | Worden and| the Seattle City quar: A person with the savings account SSPAE haras aad trem! F bie The civil serv mmission Sat-| The Commonwealth club will meet It’s Tammany vs. ly poe bypasses rs in me gs to|tet will furdish the mittsic at the 7 i ‘ ae’ ela ¥ @ 7 rvice commirsion Sa ath ol , pe put on the run will make as |juncheon. ‘ " 1 lay wal that ec t for dir Monda at Dart- x habit some day will be able to write of 73, He] Urday wis told that complaints made | for dinner MM pede: Pek ae Roosevelt in N. Y.: trins as possible between Madi. | sate at Auburn, | ox employes of the city become a in, Subject for ¢ fon! SYRACUSE, N.Y. Sept. 27—Tam.|80n park and Sand Point, leaving| ll be the school bill, and speakin } © the school Dill. And speaking | ese will pity its strength | from 10 to 15 minutes apart, depost-| James Hopper, Story 1d, former against the house of Roosevelt in the {Mf passengers at Sand Point and eae Naa ee rete cardralen this yore, {returning for more until the fiyers| Writer, | Visitor Here of the record and « awn, er in Canada| ® pa ot be laughter in St. Paul, No| with¢ arrangeménts have been| The opinion was prepared by Cor his check for five figures. attle clergy bill, Initiative man, will » : ‘ . 1 Ke in the | } ° edged head arrive, | Visit of Ja Ho) i known : S No. 49, and Peter Collins, industrial! Al Smith, acknowledgéd head of | 8Tt sit of Janbes Hopper, well kni But without this habit he probably J) @ of Marry J. Weedin, former clty| Ne daot toc the Us, &, governinent {tie New York certocratic organtza-| ‘The steamers wit! operate Sunday,|as a war cotfespondent and writer, FE patrol h, who w discharged sev-| . 3 uf ® % y he day ie 8 arri vt S y will write his life’s story in five letters || GRIFFIN QUITS POST patrolman, who was discharged ev] wit speak agninst it, The public is|tion, was nominated by acclamation | the day the flyers arrive, and the/was cut shoft in Seattle, Saturday “ ‘ | a ago for an alleged at-| invited, |by the democratic state convention service will also be furnished the day|when he stagted on a hurried trip f . Arthur FR, Griffin, ase cor-| tack upon two cl te. Chief Sev \here yesterday. He will be in a/ following, to carry people to the un-| home to Carmel, Cal, after receiv- jon to withdraw |strong campaign for the governor.| veiling of the monument commemo.-|ing a wire [that his home there Weedin, at + | Hear Complaints |ship, running on a platform sup.| rating the wi had burned down. Hopper was in that the witnesses he wa ti he democra national pro: the Northwegt gathering material portin nulted had with Sore Skagit Plant gram but denouncing the Ku Kix! Batt pgad Still for a series fot stories in Collier's 4 - ripe | _Mearing on complaint of officials! ican by name and demanding tod: | 'S Weekly. Amdng his other claims to ; to legal.) Fight Over Line) ‘™° 8 that pr being, a few years fi | poration counsel, has r signed, tol eryns asked perml take effect October 1, and his place|the complaint aga will be filled by y Dumett, city attorney, Corporation Couns to have L. Kennedy announced § rawn their ch Frank M. Preston, serving ax iy | of the Start this habit with a Dexter Horton Savings Account jectrical Workers’ union was ification of the Volstead Misithats Wil be. held Saturday by tho city council/ize the sale of beer and light wines. | lane: one 60 the Gnivecion of tal: ney). Griffin: goes into private, prac "| Chase Welcomed to | titllities. ana ney committees.|‘under such careful restri¢tions as| PORTLAND, Ore. § 37-—As-| tornia's bent rartertanke ies The union claims that the Gorge |imposed by tho New York law in| sailing tho effort of ihe tt at North: eghint chee heaters ey Resources, $39,749,393.66 | Bremerton Command pian: of the Skagit project Is in dan-| 1920,’ ern to reopen the ease of the W P. f. . | NEW TRIAL IS ASKED | BIeeMET Near Ad-| ser of destruction from water ham - - natchee Southern railway, which re|£ arty oO} Spanish | | jmiral J. V. Chase was officially wel.|™mer. ‘They presented evidence up cently wag granted permission bj S18 | Bavitios D Oo | Because Judge Boyd J. ‘Tallman|comed to Hremerton by tha Chamber | holding thelr contentions ‘Discuss Politics the interstate Reoibaecrse Pr Nobility Is Here i avings Department Open j : of Commerce am 0 ' jee vo. | The duke arf duchess of Alba, the | stood in the door of tho jury] of Comr 1 citizens last night | Every Wednesday | to construct a new Jine between We. | 40° 14 NS ee ehavadae th . ’ om and answered questions by|Hé ts the new comman of the . . natche and Kennewick, attorneys | TUKe and ductiess of Penaranda, the Saturday Evenings, 6 to 8 o’clock Lice el eel tage been |davy' yard, and. pwill wucoaed teat Another Poisoning | ‘The Coolidge-Dawes club of Seat-|for the applicant have filed a brie¢| ™MA&rauls of Vigna, the marquis of Co- | Waite and Dewey Gilman, convicted) Almiral J. A. Hoogewert October 1 | Case in IIlinois| t's," dein Weanenday to hold alin anawer to the Great Northern's | tlle, of Spaify, and Mra. Hyde, wife ] a robbery attempt, was asked| Hooxewert, Giso a guest, will be ré jserles of woekly public noon mect-|t MARION, Ill, Sept. Parallel. ion, according to a special |ot the Amerighn ambassador to Ma- | hington dispatch to the Oregon |4"!d, spent Sgturday sighteteing in 1 thelr attorney, Henry Clay Ag-| Ured ings at Meves’ cafeteria to enlighten | V xt il rt liew Sriday, 9: Agdew arti ing the Uight-Sweeten polson cave ati voters ont the subject of national can: |Journal today Seattle. They arrived Friday eve- jount Vernon, Mrs, Ruby Tate, 20, | 4 and national issuas el tthe Great: Northern tues ning on the " rom e er (6) on nd her husband, Robert Tate, and national issuas. A fea ne Gre rthern fs accused of | MINE © rincess Victoria fi . and are on a long Escaudor also is with ture of the meetings will be singing| untruth ins: of campaign songs and parodies. nity has bec Judge Mack F. Gose, of Pomeroy, | violated court procedure, ‘GOVERNMENT ‘SOLD OUT’ the jurors had asked Judge ‘Tallman for information. | The national government ia “being j8old out to the highest bidder," TALKS CONSOLIDATION |i mecting ct dence aus alia, to that the commu.| Victoria, B, me indifferent to the! tour. Count new railroad plans. the party, It is declared that the prospective} “The marquik of Alba is.on his first competition of the new «line has] Visit to Ametfca. The party leaves ro held in jail here Joseph Harrington, the woman's first husband, died September 3. She, married Tate September 24. She say and Tom Fisk, of Kelso, will be the peakers next Wednesd National Bank £ Seattl Mayor E. J. Brown and Vis lan cafeteria, Friday, Hill {s democratic Lahr “Bab aaid He woul at oe but “+ speeded up the aérvice of the Great |Saturday eveding for San Francisco. oO! eattle Carkeek discussed before the King|candidate for the vernorship.| eo wegen AoA poison. . Northern. - Lapua’ ‘ l County Democratio ‘club gt hoon| Other tatig candidates of WeJin Jodey’s dinner pall while the: Test to Determine ete oh SEARS i, ES TO CANADA Established 1810, Saturday, the proposal to consoli | were workingn the mines ° f Fi hi Ss h nte city and county governments Site for New Span Fishing Schooner Deputy Shqkie Witliom Sears lett cond Avenue Third Avenue and Cherry Street pecont Avenue, Second Avenue and Cherry Street (Hoge Bldg.) Seaboard Branch, Pike at Westlake. Ballard Branch, 5228 Ballard Avenue. Dezter Horton State Bank, Georgetown |'the meeting vax gf a nonpoiticai| JONES PLEDGES HELP j|N, P, to Build 15 Ciy emptoyes saturday startea) Run Down and Sunk) 8°!!!’ Sttunfey for Lethbridge, I | nature. upport of postal employes’ de. drilling operations on tha proposed! BOSTON, Se) . orta, to testiry in the trial of Wil oe . i : ‘ Seer pt. 27.—The fis ood Py | - mands for pay raises was promisea| Miiles of New Line site of tie W. Gartieta bridge, to de:| schooner. Actor was run now eg | Ua Reed, ohn Mason and John CONVICTED OF SHOOTING Friday night by nator W. L.|. WASHINGTON, Sept. 27,—The termine whether it is feasible to build and) Wilson, banlg yobber suspects cap: igi ade coalatra Oli inate cones and : nan John ¥.| Northern Pacific tured at asa Point more. thai ® er eee Se oe! | ee , Postal workers met|titioned the int mmerce UP Onto Magnolia Bluff Rey ns 8 rt ago by fSears and other depu: aha auhenvieicr Obe A asa a ‘ ¢ co 00 or's department. ‘Ten members of * ie oe m ldapiaiber fi acted tal s . Third ave, An|commission for permission to build Data obtained will be used to de-| the crew were thrown into the water in M sath US ese a anieat OB SR be oy ae ae 1, was conivloted |ihoredss: 6 1 Cent on each paresl| 16 miles of new railroad in Maron termine whether to rbulld the| but rescued In the harbor here. ‘hel ing shot, tha were accused By debit clpe Noh st ene @ Plerce| post packnge has been proposed to| county, Washington, to serve mill-| burned W. Wheeler at. bridge or o - staged score or more te erlor ¢ Pride 6 ‘ ston, D : le bridge or con-| Actor's master was seriously fed | robber! jcounty superior court Friday, pay the increases asked. ing and Umbering interests, struct a new span on W. Garfield st.in the crash y Binaben (2a the is Montane on pangas tha anadian Tin sunk in a dense fox by thd General 1 today pe. @ road from the west end of the site| Bachelder of the hs ~ Jt