The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1924, Page 1

Notice Where Painters Stole the Fire Department Ladders? See Comic Page ROY BANK ROB be einen rr 10-25 Y *RB Is STILL Stren The Seattle Star Eton i UG TTIVE ny Has Great Time AT AME Want to Know “Which Is Which” wey, ciibiren! Tonight | ‘Roy Thompson Cap- | * cige gpl ER AS Entertained by “Dads”) LIFE TERM ‘Well, You a Have re to Ask Them . claw After Chase : oe ~ wa Supreme Court Upholds — Sentence of Superior Body WHOLESALE KILLING Murdered Family and Set Fire to Cover Crime Olsen, oF terse te i iy ACOMA, Nov 15. Ten . to 25 years’ imprison ent in the state peniten tiary at Walla Walla for the : = robbery of the Roy State iL, GEE GEE ank on November 3 was the sentence imposed by Superior Judge E. M. Card on George Thompson, 48, this morning Thomp pleaded guilty ,to the charge. He declared ! his confederate, R. Holly, “a promoted the robbery. Holly rs 8 still at large, having « caped from the posse at the time Thompson was captured ta by Marshal Tom Smith, of Enumclaw. raph of Li'l Gee Gee ever printed Kara » Seattle newspaper. Clip this | ¢M pieture, hand to any newsdealer, to 200 Armed Men Have ther with 2 cents, and he will ‘a#oresent you with « complimentary |Crossed Border Into Spain : opy of The Seattle Star! : , aches: 9 | PERPIGNAN, Fran Nov. 1 setting stufft two days ‘M K 7 (t da to cross from A having t hirea’ Here's a happy party of four. The boys are twins and the girls are twins. What's es pee rect ny t L his br more, they are constant companions. All four of them will be at The Star's Twin party CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON thes. had ma tie mutacin thal ieee ©? at-thesPalace’Hip Monday night. Reading from left to right they are—well, ah, let's WY CLUB nine pans | a Mh it appears die blackmatied ( us Karan | S€€—0r from right to. left—ummm—anyway the girls are Marjorie and Margaret The bozo who keeps hi ad the woman until they finally; Laughon and the boys are Walter and Wilbur Wright. They never get each other . | ts 4 “ ” yard clean by throwing Mrs. Harding Is eeaiant mae money. The Nill’ mized, but the photographer still wonders “Which is Which.” R rash over onte ing: followed. Dinas was i ; Holding Her Own | of Milling Gus Karas an | old” story about . MARION y beh op Sgr mii outh getting all mixed even bei lens night " . ab when he called on one of t an 1890 . sisters has been blasted all | above par : oy 5 " | rae Pos It went up with ng Si | ' woman was 4 ex tray as a resull The 8 t balm yesterday, Which) | naa in party at the Palace af 23 3 that even heart balm | [Biebedidgs “for emiovalk Monday night? Tries, Bae | Submit Repair Estimates on ta price which is giving free tickets to ; , BA N Here to Begin Soon | {wins and triplets, found twin | Rotten Street Next Week ANNOUNCEMENT t > | girls who pal around with twin | Home Brew will featur tte for Ruth Ga on, Seat- boys. | Reports and estimates on’ the v r ver before u | tle's, most famou 1 sinyer, will “Here 2 good story,” said | proposed Railroad .ave. piling re- os All the pert | * Benny Barrese put on alot of style. Saturday: Ban ts an Objectionable Dances For- » rt new proces thin a week} the city. editor "They prob | petre will be submitted to the oly ae y ; ‘ 0 day remova alle ‘seat ‘ . 4 |council streets and sewers commit- FOOTBALL NOTE tie a day, and what boy couldn't put on style with 13 regular - 1 Walla pr | ‘There: ought’ to be; a dogen -|to W. H. Tiedeman; assistant elty, I n't be » football bere—|since 7: fellows for dads. Here is Ben standing beside the running Noy 1 | amusing situations.” engineer. : Remeielae fe" baie. lke irate board of Jim Fenton's big limousine, which he loaned Benny | “Stimmying cing on a} And that's right where the | Action was being. rushed Satur- § d. for the day. Photo by Frank Jacobs, Star Staff Photographer | wy are panned in dances at the} was made 1 Superior | story flivvered, day following publication ‘in © The J.P. Morgan Speeds | y. lew Britain high school by a writ-| Judge Mitc ge Tg mixed up," [Seattle Star of the condition “of ° ten code | t he facul | tion. for © never x 5 3 ¥ sre fing baberdasher, trotted 4 ued acu’ ‘ jon fo - ® e | Seattle's main waterfront highway. Camp. who selects the au.| to See Dying Mother ei MELE Re iil ee hirt and tie as’ Benny's |'8®, school Jemurre rosecutor Pitan chigiernminoniarinen ESTES PEWS an foptbxll ele " PARIS, No lowing re B Mites oP ha’ Hite ata pir n had never felt before }. The young woman 1s not to/H. Patte oe. thet out’? | Aiton? between Pike arid” HrGediael to: a cable f rt w York to|“— . is FS 643 ; hoe man at|%&¥e her arm around her partner's | nectio th the initial petition. - ki 8 Property holders and lease holders wine that ffect that t os hanes Stia, taibe 16 Pir Th to be determined.) — “We can always tell each | siong Railroad ave. admit the need aM es realy \ sa igh ea ate ; ago, but arm must) Patterson explained,’ is not whetl other» ap rekon reconstruction or repairs, but his’ seam will -in low— | home abo t rengaria today torufeed a’ baker's {Cht sist layer of Mrs. Douglas Storrs in| Ment of bot refused to pay more than @ what's his Grange The proposed $100,000,000 loan to = ‘ i ‘i | n-| 1919-is now ‘sane, but whether she| bur Wright f of the cost, originally esti- . Fra ut ting his ab ; , g wom-/is a safe person to be freed. S$ And so you are. But | mated at $30,000. The council six Camp hag a risky jo ence poet ohale t rg r pee nie Nays SU folk was acquil nd found 4 as for the rest of us, \we | months ago declared that it is not ddader® that may name ee ae OF ARON Ap WORLD DY aa Ti oaas rac ux ‘shim-| poisoning wife her couldn't tell you which is Mar- !the province of the city to appro- player on hia All-American|. At her country home at Highland |-They chased pee ee tog that Gai Nea tone mying’ ts forbldd Now she claims she is sane and’ garet or which Marjorie, or | priate funds for this work, leaving ¥ Asie falls, N. Y., it said today that S, rO 1.Denn, a sa7F pohes aah oe ai Dancing that d lease which is Wilbur or Walter. i othe: bee yas S 5 eam who has died five years before pa ete: | of Men, Frances F,{clothed hiv face in «milés and <bis | Second and Seneca, where Ray Bige inhi Focktiee® artR : t up to the property owners to pay fi f Right on top of that came |the bill Soraats: soother: cf the. New «Yorke |D0dy ' Juds and sent him | tow fitted him out 4 lish tweed bidder Y r staggering blow—two Sractically. The Daily Dozen, exercises playea | ¢orsat a ome the happiest boy In Seattle : ' nother staggering Practically all of the leases along The Daily Dosen, exer played) tanker, was unchanged. She was|) orgs fe pA kad.» Meatiis on Burnett of Burnett Bros 6 practice known as ‘cut ts of twins in the same fam. on the phonograph, were inten. By} sconustoian tadt Bent. hen The Beats mon: Burnett of: Bu 308 | ting in’ is forbldder i] ily. That would be a real pot Camp. You get the exe © when sin en to be « father to an| jewelers, at 909 Se Lies avenue expire in six or seven Second ave., present-| »>——. you wind the machine . during ather and |ed Benr ees s . Son" wee! wit some arn pourri cording to W. D. Barkhuff, su- "14 people lap | watch, Just right for the myie ar ai| SHE PINS DOLLARS FRANCHISES | Fhe. tine are Omar and_|perntentent of he sets and i ames anc George anc ers department, is ood ir hi By tire gato cor oie no Han TO PHONE POLES— 1 Stary aul, dee ahr Ger fength ofvtimes Eldridge-Buick com ice candy that made him COPS HUNTING HER vt H. Mills, SE Biter: End Hig || f2z%icat cet tenuis bie ak eager to car." by tin tine Be] 4 OMAR Whe! pine aa But Paul Would Stop Putting | ‘scores of twins are coming ‘Two Arraigned for Mud: Guard. Watch for 1G | |J'mousine, new and shiny with pur-| pack peat of the Buick was pretty | A, , Poles Along Narrow Roads lactose in after tickets, but no trip. Fishing: Tackle ple plush seats, fit for a king to| well load illx to phone pole , ahower hip’ yee Anes | Murder of Litsey urs: Much of the thoroughfare, it made 14 people hap-| watch, just OUR ALL-AMERICAN TEAM To start of n Boots gave him a 5 E. 69th st ee ts hay 2 Yeh! Tho police are looking will get seaso! . White: Center Appearance in | vise in rode tn auch a cas pesl ptt, thats, WAH more 10 come.|! tor her, they Gems thie Re is fe ctvaaAim el rors apn Cea wil “get season | Floyd Siverly and Charles Fair: Skin: Full H 1] B Ot took fis teenth away \MeLecd. the bashaes aids rat job | MUCH wrong with her, but they Light and the Puget Sound)” “ ‘citiaren under’ the-age of 15 [sedge aittohell htlan sane ea Dalene tei Seattle. e || as tio whizeed down town und sent Ben over to Boldt's Third|| Qrmatronge ise” BNaIEF ae or [poten Sidstent: Co. will be heard DY will get free tickets for their {noon on charges of murdering Pa: \ U ful || “Daddy” “Herman Kiatsker’s |ave, cate Jim Be A ported. that’ he. saw: th AT re tet ence epee MAnORY.| \ pareites /alio..'”"thev“ahiow Is |trolman R. L. Litsey, here a month a Most se “House of E * on First near|the kid Viands. “The dita Nd ; - he» lady, ‘oth asking the| “which Is Which?” having to |ago. They will enter pleas next Fric Of course, it J to select the Pike, he got two suits of woolen | Archway store gave him all Gotier mote Cee pe pane a || right ceed’, do with twin girls | dollar 1 te tom pole in front of his home and ran nd three pairs of stock: | book to The Home ng the same county road Citizen iarwat ling Then ‘‘Happy” Hanson, the ge 2, Column 2) way “I will ask that their franchises irchild and Siverly were re- t e ar ’ ; snlled. baterananuané Gat theuy turned Monday from Jefferson City, Of all the unspeakable miseries ae ia! taken,” Combnleatoner >Paul anid Mo., where they had been .sent up The most agonising nee | ektubday: Avethnve plans for 28-| from rely chet oni on second degree M to sit ‘twee y U-flavorea 1 e set on both gael five feet from the|Believe Katz Murderer Will iWomnn Is Knocked One of the great mys Taos eoiihn lout ttatamsnekne thet Never Be Known . we will have only a 30 foot width | Et om | We Ought to License Our Holdups! Seer s ows, Ara Beka a man always sings when taking a bath and a woman doesn’t BY JIM MAKSHALL seemed to be taking place on | ute to our demeanor while at | him of impersonating a police {between poles on our 40-foot \roac S| LO! IELY Nov 5.—Sup: japonaciees How by 2 nt :. rps exploration com | every other street corner. | work We ep coate highly. the officer and with unnecessarily ot tse ; ih beat? that is a or | night, Mrs. F Fisk)'60, wemithind Ye DIARY mitteer which fé qoaldne kh: | The business seems to nee rude and rough practice adopted interfering with their business farri Katz, dlamond broker and |Usnt Mrs. Et a fe the tia hee sa at the any survey ofthe development. of | government regulation, if young: | by ome ‘essen tani. at in| "Your: commuter recommends |{ IDAHO, STANFORD OR. ||tnsicion, wit never be known, thee 10 the cy Nos wi Ba, busy. At night home, and by and by ilization, if any, in Seattle, re- | er and less well-established ban. | likely to result In police activity that tin ordinance licensing hol PENN STATE, WHICH? |/it*t suspects under tectinieat est | aiacviee Anleeuctnnes comes M. R, Micken and his wyfe, and today on a thriving young ditti are to remain in the game. | sooner or tater : : Up men bo passed by ‘tho: cits ; . * Jilin connection with the case were at | ™ Srenaodt xs Poahirlia gg +: tok erecta, oe The committee was “The older hands are hogging , White a million dollars a year council forthwith, muleting t | He. about a post-season foot- || liberty today —$——_ and how it doth bring the world to appointed following failure of the the game," said a young dille Almost covers the amount ob- | bandits on a percentage basi ball game for the University ]) Chase Carroll, the barbor-husband fear tort ttt Lord! said 1, ane doth) Honworth committee, appointed tante, interviewed by this com talned®at present by bandits, Those bandits who uré shy and of Washington? of Dorothy Carroll, Earl Bridges,|| A CLOSED Se. the, tanates of musick and: the reet| «| vor Brown, to give tha city ax he stepped from his | the heads of the organization retiring, the artist augwests Shall it be Penn State or some roll’s roommate, and Mrs. Carroll, tiie ‘xtAgets, wal sedio of tite ae| the, ‘ormacvekiaasKeaiestad, Tt .| to hiy nine-room apart say that this will be increased could mail in checks to the city other Bastern team, or shall it be |/nersolf, were all released early today CAR OFFER chines 40 delikate they do stop if a! seemed to this newspaper that | ment in downtown building i sgt 2 po at Uftless comptroller, making thom Stanford or Idaho that will face [latter thoro questioning bad con. Baa bo wees cequneacoan Tvot com,| somebody ought tobe making a | “They go at it too ee EE ota | police: maknlAleten toi crops un. | nofymous, to hide.the sender's |] tho Huskies in the Stadium De- || vinced investigating officers that the |} Here is a good bargain for some sineed, “and. would have played ‘my | survey. Sot as 1a reporter | sooner or later some victim is | ‘ ation, erops up. | identity }] cember 6? trio was not connected with the || one harmonics for them. hut my wyfe did) to. do it. He reports today on | 16g gat sore. ANG Provably: | eset | (A banker, to whom this pro Football fans, following the for- || murder - arses": eaeet ARE Se to: bed the holdup industry and allied curse outn bandit | SY) HATEVER happens tho," posal was broached, says there tunes of the Huskies; will find an || =P Sa A REAL BUY FOR SOMEG 4 ® branches u take the Bon Marche | aid one of the old heads may be a flaw in it——aditor, |] interesting story on Page 6 to. || 4 rr eran K LENS { (J icniene say 1271 Gee Gee, “yuita antl Le AE ee estan ese ce ineseaine, Tne aml Rabeaver 3) tie ates |} das. wrttten vy “wee cosie, | College Boy Dies of Miyusineaa mans tocks "and runs Ou up physica und pull you down | yursuance of instruction day, There sno cursing or 0 live up to ou ne-honored n general, your committee |} Washington's greatest quarte efile r has BOMEe OX velally.’ EAS eatin) Ceasar neon tinne nuicigl [8 snecaaaN Rag eratrbete bo | MDA Meson ee hee aa up to now, explored the || back, regarding the post-sedson Basketball Injuries | |\*: Arrange apetial eas x | the condition of the holdup bus- | pears to have been satisfied escape in a high-powered ¢ in | status of work, the administra situation, Coyle, thru his large t Ore, Nov, 15.—Morri teen eat eee bibs! upely Momma, Momma, let's not read! iness and its allied Industries | Tt is Jobs like those that. holp the midst of a volley of shots.’ | tion of Mayor depart experionce on the gridiron, is Miller, 19-year-old junior in the eedeateatc Ria! t junk: fet's Nsten| rather thoroly in Seattle. The | give us our. prideful, title. of Two members of the vigilar ment and. the industry, | vr contributor to The Star || University of Oregon from Bugene, | pyrn to the Want Ads and sce ® t finkle's hedtime stories} report would be fuller but for the ‘America’s Politest Holdups committee. of the banditti Other humorous ets of what sports department, and you'll find || died of spinal meningitis, brought |! who will demonstrate this car for on fact that th imittee's prog “The policy of. non-interfor conlly caused the arrest of a is laughingly called “elvilization” (] his comment on the postseason {| on by infection from a compound | sat be 26 | you crotnd: to omow htt ence adopted by the police de- | man they found, sleeping sount in Seattle will be explored and |] situation worth reading J fracture of the 1 suffered on || * A386 ' hampered by holdups, which | partment i, we take 1, a tri | ly Inu doorway, ‘They accused | reported on forthwith, \ the basketball floor tale &