The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1924, Page 1

T WASHINGTON EVENS SERIES! | | eee | Vol 26. NO, 191. Re _ Home Brew |) U.S, in Beauty Drive Howdy, folks! We don't kiow Wage War gn High Prices of Washing series, but we think W'Il be the Machines; Will Eliminate Tubs vendors hot YEP, IT GETS YOU THAT way} The Star is commencing to run a Cross Word Puzzle series. Don't try to work any of those things, or you'll find yourself counting the squares in the side walk, bed ear t Neat, we greatly chagrined. in have crowned him, but And se to work. ONLY FIVE “AND IT MUST Bi Mary has a little book, "Tis full of cross-word puzzles, Now everywhere that Mary goes, She seeks a word for “guzzile predict by uthorities $150 a go to shop A conscientious man Is traffic Cop MeThistle ; He spends 4 hours a day A-practicing on his whistle Old Silas Pumpkin Hollo young onions, foul the sage, of “If you t ath it to a don’t TION ion makes it tells how hope the federal ne. commi. “Well, I sure The Star stick,” says this Seattle housewife, ¢ the commission hopes to bring down washing machines, sewing machines, vacuum cleaners and | other “aids to beauty.” Thousands of women like this one, can't afford power washers and must slave over a tub o’ Wheeler, candidate for suds because, the commission says, a trust keeps the price n\ of automatic clothes cleaners too Aigh” old he. Burton K. vice president, says the repu and democratic parties are the Dust Twi This is false. The By JIM MARSHALL real Gold Dust Twins, as they appear anew wires ts ag the tele- at the age of 43, are shown above. | AS THE wit tet 1h ot the 8 os . government is going to prosecute | et | vacuum cleaners nd other cookamlar nv says govern’ |Huge U. S. Dirigible Starts At eee ' 1 the Sherman) Flight Across Continent A fortune nan who first opens filling ns to supply 1? « all right to talk Bein Fa The “Nev weapaper With the Biggest Circulation in ; Washington The Seattle Star SENATORS RUSH AID ‘MINE WAR IS ON ithe price of electric | i. Wasb wrens SATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1924. pos TT THE CHAIR REFUSED TO ANSWER WHEELER JUST LIKE COOLIDGE NATOR WI Seattle Man Is Lying Near Death Deep in Olympics; Speeding Car Carries Doctor NA deatS, desperaie race to cheat Patrolnan Dan Hogan, Charles FE. Sehumann and Dr Don Palmer were speeding by automobile Tuesday to the Olym ple peninsula to aid E, F, Schu mann, who is dangerously Ul the wilderness on the Dosewal lips river a | WIN 4TH CONTEST “Goose” Goslin’s Ter- rific Hits, Fast Base Work, Evens Up the Games EW YORK, Oct, 7.—Showi N a punch for the first time in the series, Washington took the fourth game of the baseball classic from New York today, 7 to 4, and evened up the games at two-all. five’ Washington homer acc os relieved t Baldwin humann was st n while on fAnings, wnat" ee three of them and two s tains. ¢ tt mane ntribution sak th inning P. ie ‘ ashington started Mo. os eer lefth te le ne! ‘ 4 of game, se tb nts used \ Barnes, a right-) n and, togeth / e Dr. } ant otk for + hander. Barnes was n out a huntir a had scored clared th as ponsible. at 4224 Or an st gal Funds A SECRET o Habert W , Secretary of the interior, and the Morgan Guggenhelm interests for the purpose «f ruining the govern ment’s Alaska railroad and giv ing to Mozgan and Guggenheim a monopoly of Alaskan re sources. was charged in Seattle tract between Strikers Use Dynamite on Texas Property Okla HART! eway to M HORNE, % Monday evening by Senator Island Coal and Mi y here, wag dynamited and twobridges| Barton K. Wheeler, running leading to the mine were fired to.|- mate of Robert La Follette on 4 3 the progressive presidential ations were attrit ticke ion miners, nt Coolidge said that tts, Cor while gove lidge Coxmopol! an more of st is legally permitted, and tt chell contributed $6,000 t n fund—$5,000 in exce: limit of $1,000. Do t M » Coo New Booze Chasers [Ready on Wednesday :. \: WG. Hodek of That proof of the charges | | coed guard, expecta delivers W n . \nesday of the third of 13 new speed: ning nis Alaska ratlroad |boats being built at the Bremerton | char Wheeler said Ie yard for duty as booze boat) ‘Some years ago the government} chasers, he announced Tuesday, fol-|appropriated a great many millions }lowing completion of a trial trip forlof the peoples money |the third boat off the ways. (Turn to Page 7, Column No Time for Silence! (EDITORIAL) |p PLE of Seattle and the Northwest are directly concerned with the new charges against the re- publican administration, made by Senator Wheeler in his speech here Monday night. These charges, affecting as they do the welfare of the entire Northwest, are too serious to be ignored. They are too vital to be treated with the customary {| Coolidge silence. ppd eal ets e wires and for teles giant naval dirigibie Shenan Wheeler charged that Albert B. Fall, while secre- ABIGAIL APPLESAUCE SAYS k Ledewatpea at every|took off on her long flight to the tary of the interior, signed a secret agreement with “Well, there's Prax |woman knows different. What's Pacific const at 10 a. m today. the Morgan-Guggenheim interests for the purpose of Roesthing 40 be SG \happening is that the gov een ‘The weather was sunny, with only ruining the government-owned railroad in Alaska and said for th’ old | Or aR eee be Ai 79 Fegee gM basi ‘nged || for the further purpose of giving these monied in- TE NR ee oe eng’ fianufacttit= first stop will be at Fort!/ terests the control of all the vast Alaska resources. days when a fel- “Patent pools among man where It is due Thurs. # apy low could kiss lors of washing machines” send the! ayy morning, | He charged that Hubert Work, who took over Fall’s girl and not taste S| price up, mays government. | Discovery of a 20:mile northeast || duties, has refused to make this secret agreement Waything ba |, “Glory bet It ttre washers me| Wind at the 1,000.foot level shortly | public, and announced that documentary proof existed pleeg akg eet ee siiee Mre,|before the take off led to a change in|! that Work is secretly in league with Morgan & Co. girl.” 't be so red,” lroute, the southern alternative first bending over the corru- oe | ee ee est,| leg route being chosen, ated board in a flat in West Seat- Li'l Gee Gee ts her complex: | f) This will bring the airship over ion from her father. He wag a kal- |." : Wilmington, Baltimore, Washington se: [se Nwaite De ND SOFT Fredericksbu Va, Atlanta, Bir . | v oes {iningham and across Louisiana to| ‘em, roll em out)“ ‘ompetition ts th ib nthe) Fort Wort Apt cuurr dustry, says VAP VACUUER F indihe price of|, The navy department said the fol hot a Wl natural} government, Site hadi A |lowing route would be followed on eeonr cle ‘f : Hs i geetaiae Mrs. | the flight westward and also on the | n trip ADDLED AXIOMS Jackson, poking a wisp of hair out/Feturn trip | People whe. jive in ‘xtass |of, her eyes, as she goes over the)’ Fort Worth, Midland, ; . ; | pe t ith broom in a stow and El F Tucson houses shouldn't play indoor | parlor Wilton with @ br y ‘Tex golf r toud of duet, “then maybe I can|and Yuma, Arizona. Fl Centro, San J ° Jafford a vacuum cleaner and my|Diego, Los Angeles, Point Arguello tage of making love to|hands, that used to be so@white| Monterey, Ban Francisco and Bureka, se aleplane fa that shejand soft, can be white and soft|Cal., and:Astoria and Camp Lewis. nd walk home again Stops will be made at Fort Worth, (furn to Page 7, Column 7) El Paso, San Diego and Camp Lewis. A. J.B | Seattle, as the great marketing outlet for Alaska, | is vitally interested in seeing this vast domain grow and prosper. It will see to it that any attempt to stifle Alas’ business and to monopolize its resources, so that the || resources of private capital in the States may be || enhanced, will be summarily dealt with. | That is why Seattle demands prompt answer to the Wheeler charges from the republican administration. If public servants are making secret pacts with fi- | nancial powers to rob the public of its property, the people of the Northwest want to know why. THEY WILL NOT BE SATISFIED WITH ADVIC TO KEEP COOL—AND KEEP QUIE \ ~ Pact Bared; Says ° Coolidge Got Ille- 4 in | ¢rrors. bank ¢ funds than | Frisch o it go's | out to build a rail —— woe iavar sakes BY HENRY L. FARRE! " OLO GROUNDS, New York. to *|Secret Alaskan Rail P°: ; f Here’ WO hundred and ninety-seven men and women in autos, three crowded stages, half a dozen loaded street cars and scores of pedestrians waited for 20 minutes at the Fremont bridge during the morning rush hour Tuesday while three men on a scow went thru the open draw—See page 7 EXTRA TWO CENTS IN § SEATILE, $5 for the Best Problem HORIZONTAL Residence. Indefinite number 10. Befo Concerning (Abrev) 1 Head covering, Myself, punche en, the gam Machine for turning Washingt Senators had their Domestic bird up and their hands tight} A rodent hen they gathered here this after-| 1, A fool. noon for the fourth game of the Whethe world’s series against the New! “ lady pig York Giants: ' t With two games against their one) Stout n ithe..abort, serien.i the. ! ators] 29. Contal metal (Turn to Page 7, Cotumn 4) $0. Out of. aM ge | 31. Concoet ps ou are oiks! x a 's the famous Cross Word puzzle FIRST INNING ; has yh th 2 Man Jo by sas SS rapa t has displaced Mah Jongg as the Jackson to Kelly, on an easy rted one of the ep 3, you'll ance t a big hand from r ou've fin. crowd when he came to bat struck out. Rice was out ‘risch will run two puzzles a to Kel No runs, no } no! we of $1 will be offered NEW YORK—Lindst walked. |t answer that first reaches after publication of each he office t, Harris to Lind- | pu: strom taking second ng beat} A $5 prize will be offered weekly an infield hit to Bluege, Lind-| to the best original cross word puzzle scoring. It wos an error for|Submitted. Any pattern can be McNeely,| used. Try your Make up a Kelly f aders. cond after the catch, | Puzzle for The Star 1 wi was out Read the directions carefully, fill arris to Judge. One no hits, | 12 the litte sq and mail to The Harri udge. One run, no hits,| (Ol? wo ps one error | SECOND INNING j ee BAL) WASHINGTON—Goslin singled past Frisch to center, Frisch missing a | headlong dive for the ball. Judge fouled out to Kelly. Bluege beat (Turn to Page 7, Co!umn 4) ELIMINATE. TWO _ STATE PARTIES | | Voting Machines After All | Unless court action again alters the political situation in the state, voters of Seattle will not be de prived of their voting machines at the coming elections. Socretary of State J. Grant Hinkle late Monday discovered that the workers’ party of America and the American party both had failed to comply with the election laws in fil ing their certificates by neglecting ; to give the principles of their or- | ganizations | | “That will relieve Seattle,” said | |Hinkle. “There is some doubt about the legality of the ticket filed as the Cunningham progressive {nde- | pendent La Follette ticket. He says his principle is the party name. If that were questioned in court, it| also might be thrown out, but since | |he says that it is his principle, it is | jnot for me to question what it} means.” Both the parties thrown out yes- | terday have presidential candidates |in the field, and electors were nomi. |rated. By prompt court action they may tle up the election ond force | their candidates back on the ticket, but this action seemed doubtful Hinkle said. There still |partios in the race |claim to be supporting § jert M. La Follette for pr | Burton Wheeler for |dent. Two sets of electors have | |been named, and a third set has} been withdrawn by the direction of | the nominees themselves. Only one state ticket under the La Pollette banner has been filed, that headed remain nine difforent Four of these | nator Rob: | ident and | vice presi: | K by W. A. Gilm@e for governor, run horizontall } pata De UIRECRONG FOR WORKING 1. The little squares each repre. sent a letter. The first letter of a word begins on a numeral. Words nd vertically. number in the white a toa accompanying table. - ach definition suggests a word | ch so refers definition | pe t only one letter. numbered squares. word js for fit into the four little squares on the top row. It ends against the' black | square. What four-letter word means a residence? the letters. Cross- W ord Puzzle VERTICAL 1. Solid, Unit Possessive pronoun Personal pronoun. 6. Limb, Want Household pet Laborers. 15. Hawaiian neck ornament. 18. asticate 1 whack 21, An atom. . Meat dish At a distance. Are. 28. Preposition Either, ossessing the exact number of Jet ers to fit the white space allotted 0 it. 4. Each white space is to receive Words start only in When lettered words will interlock. ~ The first horizontal “residence.” It has in correctly, in tart Ah, “HOME.” ve it 6. Now take No. 1, vertical. What's a four-letter word for “solid.” Think hard. that in. is an abbreviation for ‘‘concernings | It is in Ah, that's it. 7. the No. difficult. It's only two letters ai So, we'll tell you what it is. 8. Now go ahead, and try to fill | the other words. If you can’t get one word, get the around it. Then the word will ¥ spelled for you. 9. Now try it yourself, folks. We’ a print the correct answer Thursday. | ‘The winner of the $1 prize for the: first solution will-also be announced ‘Thursday. Seattle will Be Able to Use! Home Brew’ Ss Renowned Coach in n Sealed Test, BY HOMER G. BREW (Famous Automotive Engincer) 2 Well, folks, ever since the Overland, Flint and people have been run- ning their non- stop auto con tests, people have been pes tering me to en- ¥ big Whit- The idea of these here con- tests is to seal H. G. BREW up the motor of the car and then try to see how far the car will run, if any, Well, this morning I took my big, three-kitten-power roadster and, amid terrific enthusiasm, sealed up the motor, using regu are 1918 Red Cross Christmas Automobile Row, as I call it, was ail agog with inter- est, and everybody, from Bill Hughson to Bill Eaton, had fo admit they had never seen « motor like mine running before, ‘The motor turned over beau tifully. “Wee" Coyle said it re- minded him of a battery of French 76's. in action on the Western Front. That's how pow: erful tho little engine was. The first incident of the trip was sheer the carburetor fell off, due to a dead rat getting | 7 caught in the butterfly valve, ‘This was quickly remedied, ho ever, by calling the city gat bage department, and having the obstruction removed, To prevent further trouble of = this kind, and to see that no other rodents should interfere with the epoch-making trip, Bill Warren donated a rat terrier to | be carried thruout the contest. The nonstop run started at Broadway and Pike. Mike Collins shot off the start- ing gun, and with a roar from all three cylinders, we were off! Down Broadway amid the cheers of the popu: luce, George Grant estimating: that the gasoline consumption =] during the first biock was only — 8% gallons, At this point came an inter = esting skirmish with a Kiddie K tuck, had but ere a quarter ‘mile sped by, tho lad on the scooter perceived he had no chance, and the big Whiffle- tree Six thundred ,ahead, amid a shower of spare parta, (The next Mstatiment of thia- fascinating series will appear in tomorrow's paper. Read how. the Whiffletree Six ran four gours on a cake of yeast and three raisins). To Cast. ‘i H-A-R-D. Write” 11 vertical line is more words ajl we rushed, = For a time it was nip and | ; t : ' / t there you~ Write in | e