The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1924, Page 1

“The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington Weal wea WEATHE R R | A recs The Seattle Sta Matered os Becond Class Matter May 2, 1599, at the Postoffice at Beattin Wash. under the Act of Congress March &, 1579, by Mat, VOL. 26. NO, 204. = "SEATTLE, WASH. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1924. a, ig TWO CENT 'S IN SEATTLE. r Brew Tennant F igh ts\_in Probe Linisit "Tom Kennedy i “Majewski Return Refused Car” I : : 3 MURDERS WIFE, Says Detective Cannot Work for Him Sacer Akal Neel lo arom if He Is Reinstated by Civil cic asease | DAUGHTER AND salle aia weane ne ee Service Board leader who stu ers. | The {deal yell leader should be a! SLAYS SELF ‘Og DETECTIVE JOHN F. MAJEWSKI cannot return hep hesoers ¥ Gain anneunc to work in the detective department if he is reinstated rena e ss Veteran Uses Razor in| by, the civil service commission, : : Easy jobs: Cheer leader at the Triple Killin bi This ultimatum was delivered by Captain of Detectives electoral college. p 0 Charles Tennant Wednesday when informed that Chairman - Frank E. Boyle of the civil service commission had gone or ot thea nen ha ity siam- TUESDAY CRIME TOLL 5) record favoring Majewski's reinstatement. week, Tt would be kind of penal - pl “Majewski cannot return to work for me,” Tennant said Lucio if Simplicio was crazy Sixth Victim Still in Hospital | “I think the evidence against him is stronger than that son. But Majewski has not been saclic. | j against Detective Ross \ aeons: } With Throat Cut reinstated yet. I still have faith in the other two commis- RRO Money Split! Chief Says Minich Told Him About Strike Matter; Gives No Motive for : Alleged Acti Action by Firm HE great Seattle ‘veieckt strike of February, 1919, which threw thousands out of work, disrupted busi- and threatened to end in civil warfare, was inspired by the Stone & Webster interests, according to testimony before the city council efficiency committee, Wednesda Simplicio Z nes: sioners, omicidal ma: r vesday mor pear i for ‘ale ri omen Chief of Police Severyns testified he was given this in- sofan ‘ ates : - ss ~ retoager to bribe Der P formation by E. B. Minich, former chief of the Stone = ae ¢ the Norr a Webster secret service forces. * ‘ Severyns was detailing a conference he had with Minich, r either in December, 1921, or January, 1922. He gave no gE E asion reason for any such move on the part of the power com- fas : | j Lag ag ee a ew./Coast Guard Picket Brings} pany. | heard Mra. Krueger Lr Bruni ene aliayy aye in Alleged Smuggler | “Minich told me the general strike was inspired by the : Famous Fillpino Siamese twins. . are not going outr |" 's ated ‘ \traction company and that they’d hired a lot of men to ~ 1] Reading from left to right, 1. Sin elled, “I will go out.” gg a oe titi “ i plicio, , Rejocrke . Tl tommde Of & suuttio fellows. Then Heiden 2 Me seers SIX CHINESE ARE HELD |spread propaganda,” Severyns testified. “He told me that } ¥ eae ‘ bay crashed to the floor. * (Cunitadn Teeaiadrhatheted< take one of the council members had been paid $1,000 by Bob ' British scientist predicts sugar will volice were called and the offl-| 11. ene opnosite view. ‘I think j Tha thie op 9? “4 : soon bees cheap 3 sawdust. Heck, |e" found Mra. Krueger and. the |°™™ Ghittiaat checia be sustains,” White Man Held ee Alleged | | Whiting. i F haby dead on the floor, with thet : sete" | | Altho the subject is far off its] sawduat,ian't cheap, espedlly, when | ‘ |Tennant sald. ‘The testimony of muggier of Uri J ; St'W pot up as breakfunt dod. heads ‘almost wevered from the bod- |r nity Prosecutor T. H. Pattersotit | beaten track, the committee may el $ “4 ia iby @ react and of Detective Lieut. W. B. Jus-| Shotw from the rapid fire rifie of | |ecall Minch, who finished testifying! ‘ Bera Hiram Horace McBiock Krueger was dying from a. slash | is4 ag well as Majewsk!'s own ad: guard picket board Jearlier in the day, and quiz him} § Rests now in heaven; across the throat, He breathed his | - nm, Clearly show his guilt.’ Dodge's flee A concerning the startling new “lead ‘ ' ’ Made some moonshine et 6 o'clock, in the ¢ hospital several min While both Watson and Masew-/rum chasers, Wednesday morning | furnished by Severyns. ; Drank it at seven utes later. The Kruegers had lived) 41 in my opinion, are guilty as|halted the launch 184M, and result.| The Severyns’ testimony came at Peter at the E. Pike st. address but | i creed in their disminsal, there was|ed in tho capture of R. P. Morrie and the heels of testimony late Tuesday, | No, Hortense, a man who reades month. Th i neighbors were |more evidence against Majewnki in-|six Chinese he is alleged to have that Whiting, an Investigator for i ' meters for a living is not a meteorol fest: to iatare: thet Krueger W44 | troduced at the civil service commis teen « 0 this ¢ the Stone & Webster crowd, and fi Counsel Says | Admiral Acted | ogist. Pee oe ee si f week ago than against! Morris surrendered without a fight nar wg by that concern, boug' four! 4g one agp jc alee hcg herp | ties ir boat opened fire.| Here is E. B. Minich, former head of the secret service of |sitney buses, got himseit elected to| “In Interest of Country” Sign on the Back of a Dog: jhad been discharged from the a ant maid he had not t Robert . in . . ~ : office in the Jitneymen's union, and} z— Mla year. Papers in his posses Abalaadwhibvcd nation he willl « ioc peti 1 in| the Puget Sound Power & Light Co., later investigator for|?., succeeded in breaking uP! Jog ANGELES, Oct: 22 FF | LICENSE APPLIED FOR ||showed he had applied for a warliays if Majer instated, ut | nest catch for the Sit wax) Mayor Brown and at present sensational witness in the| nat organization. During this period, un Ut ‘tha ke 294 pid: a en — ; horns re Wise state bad aye intimat nal charges ofl ut Rega oil week ago.| council efficiency committee probe of the present city ad-|\t was ified, Whiting got as! handled the pecybsitian iS teu One way to develop alertness and shot and Killed Madeline Ru rag HIME’) One of the shots took effect in the! ministration. He was snapped while testifying W ednesday | mu h as £100 a =o be his resu-| Elk Hills oll reserves to tho’ Ean ’ a PG ehOe and Ki ry - nim. 184-01, but did Nétle damage ; lar employers and 0 a | American Petroleum corporation was poise is to step on a plece of soap as|then killed himself in his room : : x morning. wats hE Srna chance ae : s you get out of the bath-tub the Larned hotel ‘Tuesday mornt sti ae ne) |_A call for ansiste wan t Photo by Frank Jacobs, ar Siatt Photesrapher | from C + union = | sdvan t by Fs nk 3 Hogan, chit a Mra. Daniel Welch, whose thr “Will you bring additional charges| Areat fe ftadk® tak peldogae |GAVE MINICH LIQUOR | of the government's sult to break the “Now that the presidential race is|was slashed by her husband with a | “WI! you bint sudo Ootear | Areats, and it took the prisoners |. rhe ohlae'aald that’ he talked urs thease | says IA Gee Gee, “we hear a|razor Tuesday morning, is in a/S8 et gait Selby pny v ( h | Y Cc di d t cral times to Mniich about the possi-| = . lot about the electoral college. Whaticritical condition in the city hospt-|T AE A ath | pment fete im eer ’ e andl a es, eral Alege to MSs ae ei Admiral J. K Robinion, chief of I want to know 4s, What kind of|tal. She may dle. dismissal already proved,” Tennant | pine ted takether: Bp valen ith J urcasn contract He never qons| Colehtrs aneinee ai hea 2s Neotebal ool? coments art iamiaeal alread : | stolid ntalx were Ianded at the t e os fd “h tegpad ye Pee ee OS | mur Saige eh : Lvs sy aa }foot of Washington st. and a an atc raw oters: |» mahaesh Pee bation tat the| Ceneine the Doheny company regare ¢ } decided what I shall do ff he is.rein-|45 the immigration station, where § 4 le ade ng the le logan declar * oe 13 MEN DEAD IN eter pero g ag ce gybrdirgn yo Boal {they siecel ganlObGdd nadi-wers being aa 3 ‘sometimes was optimistic! Robinson and other naval officlals. - Another candidate for the Poison |turn to work in this department Un-|pxamined by Inspector A. 4. Kahl If They Indicate Way the Wind Blows, These| about it and at other times doubt-| who supported the plan to have tHe Ivy club fs the flapper who takes half der me Wednesday forenoon = ul {Doheny company construct and fill 7 an hour to get the seams of her silk | Boyle and Mra. Donna Baker and] “sforris refused to mako any state-| Indicate a Cy clone | “I never gave much thought to/ fuel oil storage faciltiies at Pearl hat= | stockings exactly straight up and Harry Bolton clashed at the civil ser-| ont and will probably be held on| — | Brown's candidacy for the mayor-| bor, Honolulu, did so “in the interest down the back of her calfettes. vice meeting Tuesday night over the| 4 alien smuggling charge, immi-| Straw votes! Wednesday of the results of a poll| ality,” Severyns testified. “I never! of the country’s defense,” Hogi 2 ee i “ TEES F reinstatement of Majewski. }aration officials declare, The Or-| Everybody's doing it | boing taken by “Washtngton Democ-| thought he ee be elect said j “Whenever you Five Die During Night and} Boyie wanted to take action at the | jontals may face deportation leat eats ot. ta be outdone, Pub racy. thet deniocratio, party's etate| june. sven had gene. out et! hie lraa tecery ta taneen hice are in town, we'd -- | meeting but ho was voted down by| Customs office records show that/lishes here the results of some that Pa oe i ‘ quor over had g _of his} as always “a bargain driver” for the be delighted—my Two More Succumb Today | the otner two members who wanted! th» boat listed as the 184-M ts the | have not hitherto been printed, for | O's, published by George Ryan. “office, either to tho mayor's office] government and said the idea of us wife and I—to ¢ more time, speed boat Leila, Tha owner is reg-| the enlightenment of Its readers. | ‘The poll showed: Jor to the office at 6508 White bulld-|ing the Elk Hill olls to pay for the have you make NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 22—With| Mra. Baker told the other two mem-| istered as Jack Rhodes of Seattle. Pyke | FOR PRESIDENT | Sas. used in the streetcar investl-| Pearl Harbor construction’ work tig oor house. your 4 lthe death of two More seamen in-| bers that she was probing the charg-| Customs officials Wednesday were] ‘The republican stato contral com-| Davis—=7,438, fcc ie Lahde rey sthaveind' Gt SE headquarters.” Hyured in the cruiser Trenton powder | es of graft mado against one member | checking the records to establish the| mittee took a straw vote among its La Follette— HUGH CALDWELL logan denied charges of govern- 4 {jured in p r0 BE W: ment attorneys that it was illegal to nibs toe lblast, in the naval hospital here to-| of the commission the week before by identity of the boat. membership, at a luncheon Wednes-| Coolidge—1. Ree ye Ss 1] use oll as a tadia ‘of payment Toei 4 ~ | Majews! | - - —- \day. 7 esul o The Vina ‘Did the mayor tell you ab s as RY “The world js looking up," says|day, the death toll of the disaster | Majewski. | % ay. The results, brought to The} FOR GOVERNOR bak Sot the RL OOLE Rae wee project ak Hondtaids économist. The long skirt is réspon-| was raised to 13 vat | Bovis sald he would voto to rein |’Frisco’s Italian ry, showed 1; pectin gts: ee ee ; a Bible, no doubt | The ass gonny fea yy aati state ergs and to dismiss Wa’ Q ti H BI t 3 x t Fi | Roland Hartley —4. | cc igparanite, out auiepeeee wisn bet : F ' fae | bye RN Oi a bey etc e | uarter Frias as 7% sly at | FOR LEGISLATOR named Bolton civil service commis: | What About This They lok me if I bite my nails, | “A guar So ie tatane SFTPC EA Bae | BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 22—A] a Folletts— 1? "ge R sioner I never seem to suit; a eee Snes the nigh \Sh doah Li jbomb believed to have been planted) Davis. | Geese sor Pineoer thouphe aneutl tee But baby choice his foot Nall Off, Me on progy (SMEMANdoah Leaves [yy"an“vnvenger” exploded in the| | FOR GOVERNOR Maude § “After that didnt’ you think you | Referendum 16? And they all think it’s cute, eee ee cetera | | Itali quarter today, injuring two | —18, ought to protest sternly against the | —Little Homer Brew, Jr, |'¥D. N.Y. See ee | on Long Trip Home) |persons, terrifying 10 others and par-; Hill. Thief Shows Taste reappointment by the civil service | HO is responsible for see beeen Trtuken | 3 SAN DIEGO, Oct. 22—The United tially wrecking the frame residence | | commission of men you'd dismissed | siren ioe ganda ma bis ex dirigible Shenandoah left San/in which they were asleep | EVERETT, /Oct. 22.—A straw vote | for Silk Lingerie |" ‘e rotice & the invoking of the} — , IN. J P fhaeo todhy, en. route backstoLakel Gs taken among {he employes of Roland g “No, Lean’t say I did. ANT knew|| butter law * referendum? ‘Arthur James McCormick, Charles mber mills today indi-| Showing a marked taste for silk) about Bolton was peLregeat wasn't |] Why? 1 a wonderful victory for Hart-| ling 4 thief broke into the Lor-| proved." What is: the law all After doing what business I could in the morning, took bout for home, it being town, Mass. > ‘ = raw, gusty day, and did trolt with| (George Joseph Gaffney, New Hartley's after her trip along the New Home With lat wi Ae blag bord AS voli fi 5 Gitigible let: go -her macorings ley tor governor, The vote: Hart-|ington apartments Tuesday night,| Hugh Caldwell, former mayor, 3 tae tide wae ctthig, aud the mimen ‘Ore. : bchniatte m. and slowly rose || electric Range |ley 472; Hin 6 | ransacking two apartments, one, oc-| with whom Brown is said to have dis- | about? ‘ i » wary, so to Thome with naught, bat | | Ord van sare ti t until she bad reached an altitude of | one cupled by Eldrena Gourley and an-|cussed the car line rebate deal, was J. A. Scollard, president 1 + all the evening reading an ton arrived here today to 1 [ os “y fo and Davis 4 v *hristense The a 3:30 We ee] A * 7 English hook, where the here did call hile naval board of inquiry to determine | about 600 fect. Then her hose was : | “It's a on h fee Le nd I vi other by Bay ‘ Leiner : aie to sae Bee te as Oe nad of the United Dairy asso- 4 gal, “You wonderfal little pass cat ee ee ee axplosio: ard and at 1. m announce ravi Mitia 0-| former reported the loss of much|a’ oon, wh eco e re- fati Paaht whereat she did blush delicately, why, 1)the cause of the explosion. from San Diego cratic candidate for congress in this| lingerie and some jewelry, Christen-| sumed its investigations. |] clation of W ashington, 8:C05 eee ee eee Lieutenant .Commander| Lans | district, Wednesday | sen lost a silk kimona,| two shirts} Mayor Brown proposed a “three-|| Operative organization of bg eed Thief Takes 35 e, anxious to complete his trip, | Williams’ announcement followed} and gloves {way split” on a rebate of several/| 7,000 dairymen, tells in The <.Grase vides sre ies but vb le Bini, L 5\2 did: not change his course.) Before Ja straw vote taken at a meeting of| T. O'Donnell,’ Puget Sound total ton Aaa mcs iia propease Star Thursday what he EEE She) Se ene, Mae eee ents. eaves ing he announced that if weather the democratic state committee late| awoke to find his pants and $13) to obtain from the Stone & Webster} i a 7 pe ites A burglar ‘iedtay night broke pag ti th permitted he would make | Tuesday, which gave, for president:| missing Wednesday A Durglar]interests by proving fratid in the} thinks ‘of the move, and why. You'll find it on the edi- ght to Lakehurst.|] The Want Ad Columns will give |} Davis 16, La Follette 0, Coolidge 0.| crawled thru a bathropm window|street car purchase contract, Cor- were jubilant at the home of Mrs. Lj Black, 617/ poration Counsel T. J. Kennedy Baking company | non-stop Pine st. and robbed| Otherwise he would moor at Fort|] you the phonen umber and ad tees member BARNACLES DON’T WRIGGLE, | sito the F por plant, #17 E. wh register of 36 cents. He Worth, proba y tomorraw about|| dross of this home e056 tealing al round gold| testified on the stand before the|| torial page tomorrow! “Rat political camp followers, | the cash eat pit midaheht Ui oa First anriouncement was made on (Turn to Pago 9 Column 4) pag like barnacles ship, wriggied | !eft 4 nickel in th “act eM SaaS : Ei 1 Bian aabas ea saa ose oS =< into my organization.” —Mayor | ~ Brown. | ABIGAIL APPLESAUCE SAYS: |“— RY JIM MARSHALL ter of a million dollars put $6 presumption that there was Doc” was @ candidate; whon it mination that the g¢vernorship ) — With this as a basis he pro investigating agent. — Twent ay 50,000 into the city trensu crooked work somewhere in the | appeared ‘to. be slipping, he de could wait a couple of years, and =| posed to put over an ordinance, five per cent of $9,000,000 is i grass Sheertally amit hown up” the reputed machin carling purchas This pre- | nied the impeachment this determination he) announced | allotting to himself and others 250,000, and Minich said it Sometimes WO ruins df one of the most tone’ of the. Sto Webster umption, officials of the When, the mayor went Bast for forthwith to the newspaper 25 per cent of any rebate which to be split four ways. The ma. wrinkle te a ini. grandiloquene “money-making | interests in the $15,000,009 car & Webster interests said Wed the democratic convention he ovT TO FIND could be obtained from the § was 80 sure of putting over the a fame-gathoring wheme | tine al, and finally landdd the nesday, wit rone | took with him his “evidence NIGGER IN WOODHILE | & Webster crowd on the deal, plan, Minich testified, that he ple that has seen planned by the executive of | mayor, on a wave of popularity, | EXPLAINS BROWN'S | concerning the deal, together Here was tho play. in a nut. | ‘That was fair enough, wcause told Minich: “You'll be a rich rican city, Mayor Brown | jn the governor's chair. | GOVERNOR AMBITION with donsiderable Indetermiga hell ‘The city had} bought the without the evident Mere was man; you ought to get $100,000 better days.” bs: AISI oy oa: Warinen ha radon: the -wotetratetiina evelation of inost of the de lion concerning the governor car line system for} $15,000,000, no chance whatever that the out of this, anyway.” tay as a ‘master mind” that | tn the light of what has itran- | tails of the scheme before the | ship and Trown, ike a {good many | power concern would tet goof a | MOVED IN NEXT just failed of triumphant suc |} spired before Chairman falph committee explaing many things: He came back with the opinion others, thought ther? was a nig ’ TO WHITING’S OFFICE ae fe > geo oon | Nichol investigating — cormit It explains, for one thing, the that the evidence wouldn't serve ger In the woodpile} somewhere e aimed at was $9, Anyway, Minich, at “Doo’s' One of the most unhealthy spot The secheme—which was all | toc at city hall, wan that tf x hesitating — manner whieh his purpose—the opinion found He set himsélf to fipd out, His | 000,000, according to I B, orders, hited an office next to” hay mpeg aot oan: fectly legul, by the way |. built on a false foundation) The Doo” approached the governor od on the advice veral of theory was that he pould dig up Minich, who used to be Stone & | Bob Whiting's, on the eighth ee NE Merida, had. {¢. worked, have | whole structure, ao potent in its | ship race. When heme | New York's best lawyers, Ho | evidence to prove graft in the | Webster's chief investigator and | floor of the Stuart building, and . loaded shotgun. ide dre pte poet thin « quar | possibilities, was» seared on the ay to be woll came back also with the. deter deal, f \ jater became the mayor's chet | (turn to Page 9 Column 3) i q , | ,