The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1924, Page 1

— The tion in Washington ‘ Seen ii TheSeattleStar [0° if | VOL, 26 NO. 22 ate : EATTIZ,, WASH NDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1924 TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE, BeeeTheater Managers Robbed’ | BitJof $12,000 in Pine Street |.20 j pr oh ee wig a — 8, oh It Was Badly Ad- === HOLDUPS MAYOR’S PROBE OFF! tiasi-Boied” Story) 5" °" Io! TLY denouncing ! act, Mayor ‘s sack teporter Tramps Across ee to Get| V the Volstead act, May rter (chen | 2 That We ay; eters Now That He S| 3rown Monday publicly de- : ESGAPE Rickson HITS’ G57 Avewe | UNOFFICIAL BODY at ) te at wow IN AUTO aatee ad fate | is Ca stop a man getting a drink es ne PLANS October | RESOLVE would be burning people } ee eee i apg ai Gy alive and boiling them in ail.” 4 a YEATTLE ot em t the opening 1908 . : Says Campbell’s Ordinance SS < ; Committee Would Be With- ea tink ection Reugh-neck sweater Daring Highwaymen *') to city Ownership Eapelies period ae dit. Nablewats Poise Se a : aa Beletoaded snses Get Big Haul in festsy Sree She eae ORE ot th semarks Tey oe One of the Busiest COUNCILMAN DENIES IT) cxivs stoner vy Postmaster ©. | SHORT ATTACKS NICHOLS pik igre Pz Streets in City ye ; eee t committee of the st ser Declares It Will Make It| y2.'sto1'sum "toc, eutsnes sees, |Bitterly Denounces Head of "<1 was the tat pette fis Balloon trousers. i Rr saw il armec . ot was the last public offic Crtenies ennabin babi heavily 4 = d More Favorable me peron Probe Body fo entertain the late President ame No caps. andits held up Le Roy ~a j Harding,” the mayor said. “The { Vatimas. Johnson, manager of the Lib \ STIFF fight looms when ati wenslete. fete nt M AYOR BROWN'S com ee president told me that if they | eS A tar erty theater, and two others! /\ Counciiman William T ' ared to 3 AVE pointed moaelf stig wir the V j as they were driving to the Campbell introduces his ordi > last O P h and ¢ { a3 cel *Y bank at 11:30 a. m. Monday, nee providing = 5 per cent $424 ‘i fused t | t Lawton jast week. and escaped with between $8, ee eee ae j attle’s pub tilitles, it w A resolut t i ee ie util em the old-t 000 and $12,000, the proceeds! {icated’ Monday when Olver T ollie of the § ¢ they were t of the Liberty and Coliseum . former elty council t by Judg og theaters, Saturday and Sun-| man and proponent of municipal - Denwert “ ¢ th ct and its supporters and contempt for itterly scored se . Monday launched an mmittee, w Jopted. The r 0 clap their hands and shine u “ = mere per ffictal without | ng a bottle of beer. i the com-ct w Pt tion, wou t result Sobriety or morality never were fie iis it t n 1 t legisla i inte tion, the 1a Cs 1 t ntioal : 8 of Li a “If this nation can spend 20 to neddest , t an a destrw 4 ' k at I Niet 30 ons to enforce the Volstead mare t creat to seateie’s j Herff Fears Strike Trouble fh 7 efficter jact to satisfy a few people who are . | ‘ afraid somebod. seine to get a 5 : 4 at Power Project afraid somebod) FOOTBALL OVER THE RADIO As for epartment, a 5 % ! have t f ol drink, it ought to be willing: to < tenttic radio fane “te per cont: gross ould only benefit he s Cut all this scanda like amount to start a ag Wasbington-Ca . and #peculate olive outside the HART DENIES HIM AID) mongering x of t _scho ot only for the war blind, 7 f busa-a-a-e-2-8 " The street railway system is t 4 let th tee get the \but for every blind person in the i uitormeen kicked off for Washi ston 4 " a » tho breaking 4 att 1f they-has countr) i 2 Old abit tarned to Li er ata net peste ; ; 7 - bi : be pa cae As Old Daddy Rabbit tarved ¢ Me rer | out the alle front of p Mek — * Everett Militia Ready for ting of (_pomtian Bo Forse H on the b market weather forecast for Three edt eon a state at © . an take is, Tomorrow and Mooday te Rabi Wabi) 100 I" aie eactaln’ that auny. aesitienal’ t Instant Call We do the a dozen of whom were Seattle ‘ae insonlth's fait ioaleht aloo man Murra the|” hurt. 1¢ tn . graft and est t * ! citizens, the mayor said that: e money to the ot that a ox RETE, Nov. 10.—Strikers tt worse ¢ eile being thie worst city = Gul rs t y in the world, aliho some of our he home hecause Washington now . at the Baker River power ° t ball on Calltornia's 16-yard Tine and I project, near here, who have defamers here would have you panes: Gre Tow O-t oan ee oni! : andl bs been threatening trouble, were believe it is. Some of the best makes 3 yards thru = violin sole by Myr- as eX all rounded up this morning ina people in the United States; the Goseeptangte . BT en lint uks me field by Sheriff Conn and bis he added, “come here. - i Carlson caught the ran it bac deputies. Trucks were on their Other advantages of the city, the / tl ¢ Palace hotel « t nam i ber ae cer special prosram will be John and motorcycle police way from Sedro-Woolley and mayor pointed out, were Cedar river Oskt Wow Wow! An officer wns st Mount Vernon to take the strik on the 30-yard line. Come on Washington! Tonchdown! Touchdown! Hew down to the vietory water, a low infant mortality rate and a 2% cent street car fare for cine ae 1 ers to Mount Vernon sci se day ool children af Calvin Coolidge is attributed to Yo! oe NONCRETE, Noy. 10,—Con The oration against the dry law. Washiogtoo! = rear rs C crete was quict on the eve was concluded with a statement 7 w , of Armisti , with Sheriff ¢ in the country “ ay K. “Tip” € of Skagit county, 2 \.|drank as as I do there'd Ge e wa a and a heavy staff of deputies Al Hernia: the “hard boiled reporter,” gets some adv 1CC | husiness enough only for one small pe’ prepared to meet any emergency from Joe Knight in Seattle as to where he can boil himself |vrewery and distillery combined.” No, Hortense, @ man-cating shark sour 2° ine the strike of workers of the Snow OMES «little more. Personally, said the mayor, he is not as noisy as a man cating| wa zo t Baker river power project ; —Photo by Frank Jacobs, Star Staff Photographer | had never been drunk. ag ° BY AL HERMAN “Get out,” he sald. «Get out ele 5 nted by $1,20 HAVE just finished a hike | our B the ust from Steffy however, if rom New York—not to | <2, r3 called together at the armory at E there - A 1a bet, but to get hard-bo! ae Sater re a lee ail H re Gicec. erett and fully equipped. The mer 0 Cc 2 u e Aba er ubgie ies 2 1 ust ¢ t | SETTING IT STRAIGHT awalan Ov . first reported Saturday wore may sae og ale ean get across | It is time right now to naif Mrs. Harding Is Falokeet Gren eeeAay Aiea. lg Nee where 1 worked that | (ne sation, | that campaign lie that when Joe May Come to City Slightly Bett ie tiene ant ae ee ees just one thing | , eae Bungstarter attended the unl-| . coy Wallace m. Farrington, « as pet haa nt th cited too much | BUT Tm ns to far Sampled Pills, Quick Aid at versity he majored in halitosis, |}. 00". : to Seat-| MARION 10.—Mra: Was subject to excited too much that this business of getting : . It was hydrophiobi ié was an.{ren G, Hardir tion is telephone ane tg aes toughened-up out here where | Hospital Saves Lives x » Hui O Na| “slightly improved t Dr. Carl oath the athoe aide or | the West begins and ends—is s W. Sawye da atement paid Lior he. waridl Heese WARE babe just another lot of bunk, Polsoned .when | they. sampleaaie pe (ote | About with full ne world! Become ha people here are Kinder, | contents of a box of pills with which : t “Mra, Harding rested comfortab! marching and field equipment, ay ear ntl reir Eastern (they were playing Sunday morning, sweetie for Washington, fast night. She as been abi are ready to take the field at an ho T quit my & seem to Walter and Ropert Wood, aged 3 and e ak banquet take some r hment, and her ger instant’s notice. M sul A pack 4 habit sons of Mr, and Mrs. J. EB. Wood, oes Deere ty leral condition is slightly improved| portation has been mobilized to I didn't know wher turn 18th ave wets iSCOveRI My bonnie tes over the ocean post guage ast. today,” the statement said. rush them to Concrete in the rs | heir home Monday, My donnie lies over the sea uae, event of an outbreak thereon leay d if i I'l wager that one The babies were taken to the city My bonnie drank a seidel of moo | Armistice - 4-000-mile trail, | can't hard-boiled, He just | hospital, where medical attention shine, Every precaution t excitement | has to be bern that way. But | saved their lives. They had found a* cee Centralia affair, Many he he Blin than a tame LEasterner can “| fore I leave this country, where {kitchen and had eaten liberal sani: ‘ ‘atau we ry are said to be» mem of tl G Gath, aEsGuAE Oe seat tat | take thelr corners fast and ples of them. before they were dis. to ray wie & for several days ser sly thru the | try I ed for the Indians and ; : ; en to repulse with v ny at |: ‘covebosa thas put your West on Veteran American Statesman Passes Awa! tempt to. nend strike breakers nt ribs catrin | wer Pour Deal Monday From From Effects of Stroke Last Wednesday Mie: soittamed - Yokdy’< tor see Fine wis. «(Spe eat ar was hearer Traffic Accidents Here event Earl Le nd the Headquarter | Hore in the heart of the mo The wenator had been in a coma | Company under command of Lieut rene se Ce ree ees 4 DOCG vrCu nis aout Autos and One Killed by jo ed As By bra arfien Nieto | Georg ae Coast League Ball E Yo Ks I found the wild n n of Street Car; Nine Hurt iietia hope davice: ti ona Par , Meeting Is Quiet ringer! Av a gra ontaee ree Parana vas ee a a DEATH claimed tour traffic) saw tep into the road In people, us | of ed sonat ho held 0} ei f Cadet Teka pes vietims Sunday and Mon- | the his headlights and m0« Hermans, Di milton the fe Midgard FF ufter hour again t Discovers Burglars ir ara the : day, two more. were. ie t tion i n to * it He stepped Hipp’ vm ; : a at oa optherans Rac aay in the city hospital, and ni on the gas and avhizzed thru them rast pleasure, $0 up pt for short period » cieton in Her Dining Room tin order, The PRAISED in a city wh other persons were rec | Another mfotorist, passing, — picked oe home and ing the publick rai Mi fh fled tha. tlat dren lea dodge taxi | from injuries Monday victims, but found no trace In the evening by coach to ser Helen: iddaughte Mrs, A. Johnson, 208 32nd ave ‘| ‘tom Turner| -cabs even tl start drivers were arrested by the other two men,* One of the Hanter in “Merton of the Mi represented t ate loth from Washington, and his|heard a noise in the dining room of {of thelr stockholders. ‘Tm Turner} my teal’ nt Me sell to police, Hit-and-run_ pilots in. | victims was already dead; the other roma | of Mannachusetts continuously In the) ian, pr, John H. Cunning. | her homo Sunday night und investi, | KA8 As vide president, “| lookciupa® ctoasing a street jured three persons. was unconscious Neither has bent Hollywood | senate for 31 year turn tor Lodge's son, John | sated, She found a couple of burg r he ee wae pee wae un adventur But Seattle Thinking that he was being held | identified, but the injured man, in The body was removed from the sterton Lodge, and two grandsons, | lars ransacking the buffet, The| 7! ea ak it seems to be ah up, John A. Peterson, 51) of 428% | his delirium, Monday morning, said hospital today the home of Dr'|John David 14 and Henry Cabot |men fled. taking a quantity of sitvar. | P Pr mt Harry Will With my shins °t from | Beach drive, early Sunday morning | his name was Peter Hansen, 4 Bit 00l- | williams Sturgis Bigelow felons | Lodge IJ, were in the consultation | Ware and linen, They escaped in a . iden gh Wo cal! sc SPARE Melt on | speeded his automobile into a group | few minutes lator he said his nama n ‘ eee ae "UNS | friend vom on another floor ramshackle auto pa Queen Anne hill, and the fur |of four men who were trying to! was Christiansen. He is a Norwey oft | Te Deda abr yidex ‘wil: be held fron anday had been. a day. of gre | om my coat collar’ standing on top him at Fourth ave. §, and) sia Y 4 rants er Chaviene at Poterson's machine! Joseph Haleva, 68, of 215. 12th aves, hitand-run driver Alder st. Sunday @) wate Ia Fo ee ee eee eee oe ae ecien tensier ter Giltter Mojave Is Is hase a lot bie ri bts atta truck two of the men, iting. one wis Fu down by vey, fay by. ca 1, Redmond e| yesterday, streets for several blocks | Due 5 P. M. Monday sentee Dallots) iow ihe slot,” where uutos are und fatally injuring another. Peter. | at 12th ave a, } privute secretary about the hospital had been ling Monday was tho last day for rc ni ibonad to Wer eea eh? on drove to his home, where he! night. He has been unconscious . t will be at Mount Au-/off as a precaution against nois The t oust guard cutter Mo-|ceipt by the county auditor's office There I found Joe Knight phoned and was instructed to make | since, with a fh ured skull, He may Tu. t (i om © tery in the Lodge family|At 5 p.m, physicians issued a bul-| jaye is due to arrive in Seattle |of absentee ballots for the Novem. 10 looked strong and hardy a report, He eame to headquarters | die é iY c pa " cal Fo t letin which told watchers the ond! Monday at 6 p. m, from Alaskan | ber 4 cleetions, A Jarge nut Perbaps ho could give me a | snd was arrested, boing released on} Mrs, Marcus Ms Page, 58, of 18ty ou ' Ww Announeem: f the death came | Was not far aw it toad Con. ater The cutter has been cruise | were stacked up for over the Arm pointer on how to become hard. his personal recognizance to await | 10th ave died An the ity home morrow 1 just bef midnigh when Dr jon hag falled ceptibl; WIN ling in the Aretle seas for several | intice day holiday, and will be open boiled in Seattle without land. | action by the coroner early “Bungay aster) fighting death A. J. 8.) }Cunningham and Winslow, the vont (urn to Page 7, Column %) | months | cd and counted Wedfiesday. | ing in a hospital ov cometery, Peterson told the police that hel (Turn to Page 7, Column @