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

Do You Know Why Wall St. Calls La Follette a Radical? See Editorial Page 5 ) | WEATHER | | mature Last 24 Hours . Minka, Today meen, 52 VOL, 26, NO. 195 The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington ~The Seattle Sta 1829, Gt the Postotficn at Beattie, Wash, under the Act of Congress Ma i819, Per Your, by Matl, $3.00 <a SEATTLE, WASH, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, * TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE Brew, Bridge Traffic Have You Been Bitten by the MURDER ee ee Howdy, folks! Well, we tokd you se! BELIEVE © PROBLEM SOLVED Miller Says Spans Can Be Closed Dur- ing Rush Hours; Many Protest Jury Bar Any Chance of Man- slaughter Charge 7 ACOMA, Oct. 11.—The fate of Roland Pethier, charged with the murder of Maj. Alexander Cronkhite at Camp Lewis in 1918, was put in the hands of a jury in federal court here this patter GRAPHIC SECTION This is a phote sraph of Walter ee ana eR a GS ZEEE 2a Ace le - + * * * £ % 4% Johnson when he first broke inte organized base ‘ames W. Osborne fin- wo-hot ss shortly and Judge hman ead instructions ball, shortly be fore the Civil War. Johnson penne te i eg 5 ons barred a man- HORIZONTAL VERTICAL ‘1 played two sea . f s = sons with Kara) eithout To redt grains, (Keep To flow out ' uated it so fre. Meeker, and had| | | That wa hoes tAag clapping and of the jury box hers could not a juror arose in Judge Cushman t Osborne to speak more stop his gesturing. » judge refused to give the im and Osborne continued his Pa, Oct, 11.-| hand-clapping. Most of his remarks ere unintelligible at the press table: was! 6 » rd, howe to stress the government's ¢ had tended to show that Cronkhite could not have shot If, either intentionally or acci- 10 grandchildren | “S erenaman Jot when he joined | the Baltimore Orioles in 1895. ex tn thove| meaning beneath. Bandits Get $33,000; Kil lvoe of you between your) — Employe Who Resists meaning “in a | Jon Outward appearance James nary worn above the by women of India er ding An Ir this one xophones in those | mean A bod » an independ © Carrie?) ably be held also and will be at States er STOW. Jarman of Ebensbu | | mn town neers The hunting season “is now on | and a lot‘of motorists are now out oo the highways try to flush a pedestrian shot and killed and a safe the amounting to $33,000 | evic name for Ire- in a tra No one except a plutocrat For Mumm's would shed a teor rt) $0i.A hybrid, between tyro dpeoles siete . 1 weep recalling when a jit nee a f different ge 2 masked men up the defense, Maurice Would buy a ola man nd 19. Barre , holdup and murder. Garman head of the defense bat- gross vitey wdins tor tha tt 1 resistance and was tery, told the jury that, “The whole ‘4. 7 abbre f and | fa h and chest, dying scheme in this case was to convict a a Rosenbluth. Pothier is the innocent What mother doe Comparati t “ree F | victim of that scheme what father says when th A Russian weight of about 36 1 “All the hell that has been raised “ie , * i é the Uni ei ETSY SY nd in this case has been due to this VARMINT HUNTING SEASON oress | cial club, and. D. H. McCaskill, chairman of the improve- hashes ur f ice cream c P Jagger with a waved Sleuth and Nick Carter.” IX LONG ment committee of the club, are on.their way here to the|‘T* : nus , y Maylayans Lee is the government agent + 3] whose methods in obtaining Pothier's Attempted Holdup Fails; guess ri alleged confessions were condemnéd so to define this one, | Are Captured by the court several days ago. y¥ are ident WANTED—Two good varmint dons: conference in the mayor's office Saturday over a means to ress box 191, Kelso. ° ne oS ab , ee prohibit the raising of Seattle's drawbridges during rush hours. A settlement in the matter is expected to be reached ber 4 wh clow 0° | November 5, the men said after the meeting. political bunk opens. s is slime id of wate t A game. (A tricky word of ly enough, 18/ siIDLER, Okla, Oct. 11.—Two cal bandits who attempted to bok up| Washington Team neaning “upon.” 1 Councilman who is pushing the mat une . . . r since a survey made by The] yowels oniyd the First National bank here today | . f Star afew days ago, showed an| 34. Sums for use ot : Fert were shot and were later captured Gets Series Cash | Orla F a man econsl erin enormous, traffic. jam during cor-|aiso what La Follette clalme tone with a third bandit, WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.— Each — bd 7 tain mort and evening hours, ex-\attacking. pememgtleeiain bet ned. The numbers | ‘The bandits had entered the bank | regular Washington player today tee thinks he a ee ndicat first letter fall: . eived a check for 9.64 as hi reamed themselves oud at the wihGs Daltile abate and overpowered three employes|celved a check for $5,959.64 as his rsd, Paral pe e h ended Sentence tim Soeit mee ‘id Bide boy ee be icieeig You can determine the number of let-| when a passerby saw the holdup and| share of the world’s series receipts re 4 - |ters in each word by the number of| summoned citizens he players decided among theme ra 7 s from the first letter to the duced the | #aua Puzzle to Seattle | 2ext black squar or to the e¢ A running gun battle followed, In selves how the money should be di to the right or be-| which two of the bandits were| vided and Judge Landis indorsed of the puzzle. 4 their agreement. niveraty ec wa Finds Recommendation for Youths ELECTION FIGHT Woon rs, it knew tt would | !ow al} | Bach letter occup! woun try 10 horizontal, When you Gan DIEGO, Ca Oct, 11.—]Mexico at 75 miles an hour. A driy- that Dam ng wind st to buffet her as border into / a bumped the ground| When & nt her way tf landing in a heavy wind here | Imperia! of Califor last night, will parture | Was bucking a 40-mile gale of the giant dirigible for Camp}. The 1,500-mile voyage from Fort Tania: ‘nl deukt “AUU tas Gees Worth, Texas, meant almost contin: ‘The Shenandoah will fly over Se-|UOUS duty for the men and officers, you the to the United Stat of $1 of the puz this office. A $5 prize d weekly for tho best « je submitted, Use any 4 ‘ames of people should near-beer,”” e crossed izona the she andoah, caused when} party, with John! react head, ket yroblem from t Skip around, and th member that each cision over the Gla solved will give you ter for your vertical word: ing of the case,| be av some time ago, wa 7 oday's puzzle Dast: to dunt (EDITORIAL) f Justico Main of|t t zewinner, will be | each d solved \ hefire Sandink sk Caan Unite a few snatches of sleep being If coal goes hig cee 2 rs a irk cted| printed in Monday's pay f ede Bh mmander Zachary Lansdowne We're going bust HERE’S one quick, sure way of settling this to hear argument DIRECTIONS FOR WORKING | | ——————. ahead Chiay had isithe damebe after bee $ ar 2 vey Senator Wheeler’s Alaske 1 Seattle THE CROSS WORD nN ni SA, 0a Pa to the big ship could not be re. 3 A i an | argument over Senatoi ler’s Alaska PUZZLE ah HE ANSW ER paired.in. time to start eatly tomor- ti) + ed anf he tam on the charges. it _ Bach « she To Thursday’s cross-word ||r0w, the departure would be delayed EN hea, benoaet ute eee Whit The senator says government officials entered Pe segheongbe puzzle will be found on page Monday ae apo to enable | airworthiness of the dirigible tor are re ; : La Ha 6 > ; t nandoah to fly over San]. « ehly’ please ie bee art into a secret agreement with the Alaska Steam- vertically. or 2, together with the name | inancisco by daylight cogs prado re aN ship Co. and other Morgan interests by which ||Sack Valued at $35,000! ri.: cna uc woe : ofethe wranper Two. metal s were sprung | Rear Admiral Moff of the nd several y sts were favored in government rail- Stolen From Pullman _ at. s of fabric ripped/navy bureau of aeronautics, who off the outer ¢ ope during tte|come as u passenger on the ship CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON : IVY CLUB || those interes ( ; iu ofters, road operations in Alaska. If these charges are | hy ars } landing “Xam particularly. pleaded with the of the basebal at attire gig ap Stree: See ¢ . While mechanics were busy re-|operation of the mooring masts and in > 0 § i WASHINGT( De 1A. sack peration ie ¢ e.¢ true, the contract will show it es tig cay bana A ‘ Sick Man Saved Aboard pairing the damage, 100 navy planes|the demonstration that rigid ships He died t to hell. They Alaska Steamship Co. officials here deny the pare Molkh gods Riv in were participating in an aerial/can make long trips.” t him keep hie auto, eave him fueet|| charges. If they are untrue, the contract will ona bers and i trait SoH Whtol cireus, staged by local navy airmen vont! Seattle Ship on Ocean's v6 % smniers | Plight of ZR-3 Is , : “yes show that. Barstein, a New rival, © pgee. 2 - sl The simple way out, then, to settle the matter York importer, informed police to- | A demonstration of radio con Again Postponed Of cou om doesn't rea now, is for the Alaska Steamship Co. to make PD Bde cesta Ha Nip screed a taster Aen Hes ald ae inde bert witli enna! aeiil Sart align ty ern Bra votes i feat 1 a public the contract, if one exists, that was mattross of } ti while he went! the life of Marl O'Brien, ehiet | “clshter ‘ field in accordance with orders|the dirigible ZR, scheduled to have i signed March 10, 1922, between IF. Mears to ish room sane rning and) engineer, of the steamer W T ae ‘a ee sree ancients a ts namitte 1 by station KHJ in Los | started this marine: was postponed ® . . Sel tay iden cit a Anry ‘ " returned they had di Jona, was told by Capt. Fran miles of each other, so it was a ngele at 8 a. m,, until tomorrow YE DIARY chairman of the Alaska ¢ a ring co ppeared, hi d Patterson when that vessel a ranged at on predetor Hours overdue, the great Ali of ‘the crow Ait videseries ta fale ke ae P » Ale Steamship Co. and the Pz rived in the Harbor Nor mined. pe rulser, after battling then gales ettled:in the ship when Dr, Eckerior, Lp, betimes, and to the where | gion, and the Alaska Stee I é i i 4 Seats sda Biter uadtt D PLD onc tthe dt | cific Steamship Co. Farm Boy Slayer sis Teiairer cmek Mt] castatan aaa tee elie tiomrnper piper kyragemt nama” This can do the company no harm, as Attor- Gets Prison Term | tion. ‘tie Wawatonn, en route | over the side of tho Wawnlona destroyed, reached her mooring mast! paxy weather ney General Rustgard, of Alaska, now is send- MIDDLEBURG, Pu. Oct. 1 to’ America “ftom “tho “Orient tn: eiiall Boat, ees vas eee 11:30 last night (Pacific Coast | Lirting tests were found uinsatis ) Bab - ie ag rat sige ge, ae igo Miles Potter of the Syndor| broadcasted his plight, und got on board the big liner and opor ime). factory anc ner estimated the ing South copies of the government’s contract TRY OPE, COURY ‘ant od Ralph} in touch with the Admiral Ori ated oO} F AIRSIUP BAPTLES dirigible would be forced to sacrifice jeati . » form murdere to not} nial tiner FP ident Jefferson | Mrs. O'Brien has since received PERILS OF GALE four tons of benainoe if it ascended for publication. Voemhs thats 80% nd not lesa than |, of Beattie, bound for Jupait . cable saying her husband was | Before darkness set in last night/due-to the heaviness of tho atmos i" jay, and, gosh, how we dread it! Pi EPO a e “ ‘ i, SR Sepa ate: ramet aaa tp The big ship had a woll | safely recoyering the dirigible was sailing over New |phore, maroo a 1a fascinating pastime to uare — —— a maple to ie‘ Tidn’t Come From Police Heads | porate sunk, “Sit Glia anticpnle | Ny eeiek at tn woes Cant Se eee cc eecer cae,aa) COONMONDAT fies “ors Shenandoah Damaged a xe ‘phe a ° ins chinese Supreme Court Tuesday |! Js mpialy “ares fcr a-0yOd | ite ; Witte or nie In San Diego Landing sae aga sry vet ice." put" Pravecuor, ED La Fat Wont, mtr cue of ongor wore | Yea on, Tae deinen t| Navy's Dirigible Is Delayed on Flight: of window-shop- cr aig pled ‘a | Gentatioba “foK ‘but Judge Poieeken s There are t two dittieult | Easy. when» mw that it must North to Puget Sound ping as men to J aid _ Dol ! a Ta ig oc yaar te vee oe C08 | ana aaeek! adeaday bnerhine bar : ae ben hast herent Of course! —_—_—_—_ out of drinking t , z ee (Turn to Page 2, Cotumn 3) | orion is nect hy Lap pel e Relief in Sight os Wort Puzte Bus Yet? nua ig.