The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1924, Page 1

"BROWN BREAKS WITH DOBSO | ———_—— The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington ‘ott The SeattleStar | HOME EDITION ae SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1924 * TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. 2 roma She Gave First Wrong Olmsted Faces Felony SPLIT IN Phone Number in Cit uae —_ Charge in Rum Arvest 7 oa | elie SAYS HES oryyiy | Wi "as eine MR. FIXIT WILL FIX YOU! ss. gece: 9 i 4 T0 CONVICT LL YOUR troubles will vanish, folks, the street and bear them all with a || sioner Paul Against A after Monday, for Mr. Fixit is com- sm al Gaines; Rift Widens $ Boiered as Second Clase Matior May 4, 187%, ot the Postolfice at Beattia Wash, under the Act of Congress March & 1418, Year, oy Mul O08 Howdy, folks! The home Roy Olmsted was raided while a bedtime story was being broad casted over a radio, Gosh, we bet little Peter Rabbit, Bre’r Fox and Paddy Beaver were surprised! Olmsted fs said to be King of th ing to town! Not only th fe e'll f . He | = ie Roatioguars: "IRs, we. Nnew'a et of Held on Misdemeanor Count | If there's one thing Mr. Fixit likes, it's f0F them-—and find it Gulch. tee hen OSSIBILITY of a split in rere. , y | to Allow Bail, He Says trouble. His shoulders are broad, and yr Fixit begins his operations next wee. ext Year's board LEN'Gee Gis says she t es he'll take your worries, and those of your" Watch The Monday, folks, for the || Pounty commissioners, Whar solve the mystery of why restau x J « ’ 3 are Wixit in Seat t ommissioner - Elec Me rants hire. pe ah fe fo bs 7 PROBE WIFE’S ENTRY} neighbor, and the ones of the man down app¢ arance of Mr. Fixit in Seattle Tint Brown: of the North mashed potatos, Gout i She Gan Ba Dec s ae district, may join forces with ’ So Bee us| oubt | he Can Be De Commissioner Frank Paul, of jeyele th But unds ke all boche ported to England ~—-s Thomas Ince,,Guerilla Warfare Is te ath date, ine R”® OLMSTED will be prose rore in county circles sm sic what's Famed Movie Feared in Water Raid "”*"..... P : Angeles In- and political adviser, Wednes- bars of the federal penitentiary at MeNell island, altho the Man, Is Dead Ranchers Defying day charged Tom Dobson, crease Forces at Aqueduct whom Brown will succeed, NEWS NOTE Confession is good for the soul, says the poet. It is alse good for about four editions, gererally Marriag > but parlor F Brown’s Kirkland campaign manager der whi $1,000 b Probib present charge wu tls at liberty ¢ only a mis Director may be made if heaven ave a lot to account f day OLLYWOOD, Ca with attempting to spend a While Lyle ref to nt 5 H Thos. H. Ince, one of thor I ONE PI ending c aity| Several thousands of his dis- “Coast Guard Cutter Snohomish exact naure of th rcreen's leading scers LU Nov, 19 to a c and! trict’s 1925 machinery bud- Stops Oriental Liner by Firing Shor Olmated, It ed it directors, died at atial | fare with the * bse te cross Bow”"—IHeading A shot of what? es and) get before Brown takes office. | The money will be available Janu- was con-lary 1 But Brown does not take Keverly H | His wife, Nell Ince, his two ne and tw thers, Ralph and J ; x . ' cesta wing & water supply in|office until J 12. It's rapidly getting so that a « perscos te ar.| vere Mt bis | ‘dca Nyaa truggie of Los|city reservoirs and officials were There was a bet scesion ail dere nena get . peas came abrupt epee eee the parched mountain that a water famine could] tween Dobson and Mcintyre neighbors talking.” says ¢ e,with his wife and ehikiren wseasion of the water |be averted nd Brown in which it was ru- ungstarter ‘ ad been guests of tan ver ” fy mored blows bet Minty’ 7 TO GRAD tor several days. Loa Angeles may send today: g Raptr 4 t Chai 4 ; : 1 nay send today teports went around that the! Chairman Gaines, DIZZY DITTIES Less Hs . aaa st penitentt Late yesterday the ploneer fm | in numbers to close the flood gates | mountaineers were to dyna-| Branding Dobson a ‘‘double-cross Will ix_no, valet at all, "A Basa oomrr pena mpened; | man was stricken with seute INA-\ of the Los Angeles aqueduct, opened| mite a huge section of the aqueduct |er.”..Mclntyre erved notice on According to Mr, MeFi, THEE Ulested te wile aad 17 1 te tented by tao | Sunday by the farmers fand do permanent damage to the|Gaines, who Supported Brown ih For imagine his wrath “ te d a special car, attend: y Piainly it aroused the “silent men|Los An water supply. his campaign, that a support of == When he‘said, “Draw my batli,” others, Tueway, only jail sen- | ane. and three nurses, Ince Fak chi siitaha% Sehibtecumecad ritthor was that their plan | Dabeonle Cal Hedi. v wel tences up to one year with fines as hurried k to Los Angeles on souccaprelliphal wall eaphiiacong” am as that their plan | Dob alleged intentions would And Bill drew a tub on the wall their watch over the gates they had 1 be merely stubborn | irrevocably antagonize Brown. A up to $1,000 may be imposed. last night and taken to his canyon 9 se —A RK. E opened, 4 increas rs of Inyo any em by Los This is recognized by county We filed the present charge mere-| home. He wan unconscious during re ve them f, tro! | do ef 3 o eh. S [ly to admit Olmsted to ball,” Anwsint night. county authorities nce bs rom control |dopesters as a tacit announcement . \ even’ bloodshed y'be the fina) out which now stand open|t armer combinatio1 Now that Mayor Brown ts still aot ant Director Whitney said today. be. ceguined’: gon.| ree epaenee mony be the final ‘on SS alae the bone seenie cence sien = n office, the city won't have to That the evidence will go before| sciousness and apparently realtzed | Ome to carry to'Los An:|en up and. that the tro, an bout heating the city hall this the federal grand jury f AS &\ the end was near ERS' ARS wad i Hawioe lee CP atieccal estate matter of routine proce Whit-| Ho amiled at his wife, and, try:|IS INCREASING ray, 8 flowing | representatives may join forees if ay. aid: btnoe taal f Revlon ated Wie SERAW OP tarinonh: Wbvekeaa ie annel of the| stead of the Gaines-North district re y nad charge to speak, died ane t t Owens river and watering the farms| combine at present Oily to ded, ear pga ‘ sent Phone Bleed ohare Hace Ge ee of the district, McIntyre also. announced that And bly te: rise = i i indi | any i oe a aes ’ aR rd ao this morning that Gov.| Attorney John Murphy may file @ the fate of a mar F -TEAR yer ‘ > ; - sa .eeen FS. SOc te ee ill Richardson — had | petition in superior court for a tem- eee es see ; : afin offs ||, "8" evidence ngainat O1mstea and | Mire. Harding Has rans ain refused to send state troops| porary restraining onder to. prevell & i“ is gang is pased merely upon 3usinesa in Bishop, one of the 0 ge 3, © 5 v4 2 one tan vats ai tie Rema Mohaay ole Sudden Bad Turn _"°"" in Bishop, one of the| (Torn, to Page 8, Column 5) the county paying for two Garford e crookedest man in the world Whithey sald several montha| MARION, Ohio, Nov. 19.— Mrs % 3 trucks, “totaling $6,800 cxaereg 5 s the bim! who has to use a ci + ~ . n s Jobson to be paic ‘or after Janu: have been fc ng links In the; Warren G. Harding’s condition thi ee ee a ribeye 6 meres cotten | Resignations Threaten | s3'tmisint twist cat | . : ‘ a eady servic at ota | Today, Seattle archeologists discovered, is the anniversary! SAys AGENTS ARE he worse and her physician belleves) . . (ey fain not’ trying to. double aia DROP A TEAR IN THIS sLoT | Of @ day that should live long in Seattle's history. And with LOYAL TO OLMSTED oe eran snl pe nce Klan Organization H EF E | a»seay," said Tom Dobson Wednes- ed a | the anniversary is inextricably related the life of Miss Har- Tho re rac Mg f MOROr em | roca Nonead as WHltd' Onke Sabra day. “If I see a chance to do good 7 x = i 7 eri p 'g ama. uor cargoes during re sae 7 na ms b ss for the county and my dis» 4 4 riett Hanson, now Mrs. Harriett Hanson-Hall, the city’s énttet bive: besa | wad i , Nae > usines y iy Hui" T\ | first telephone operator. Our picture of Miss Hanson, as len. None of these caren | “Mra Harding is worse this atver-/ Hight High Officials Quit Post; Seek to Hold)tict tam going to doit , ie fr ; ‘ t her , A Mlemoeed’ of in Set noon. She is more stupid and dull PO aa) z jcInty < she appeared then, is from the family album of her cousin, Bi Wipoeed Lot Jn opuirt, Wut, Boon. he. Ls tice eee en oon Members Together mouth shut, I am not trying to Buy | Miss Linda Olson, 2862 Alki ave., in West Seattle. ibe Les Sean’ hint nid’ Os. AES Saxe tractors for my successor, William’ | canen 6 been ally | co! or | | i | —— | Efforts were being made Wednes-|. In a statement given to newspapers | Brown. I simply asked for bids to 4 yi ve you could have knocked Olmsted never touch: h | BY JIM MARSHALL Seen Re ee Sr a8 eo Gilacenid tenaien te sets Ree tonsthien Weoulvces some Klan practices are referred to learn when they could be delivered Sad picture of Hiram J. hesonsa| QUADS * ol. volume; -enUtled Migs “Hanson dows’ with a ‘feather! 7. ihe master m His power \Southeast Storm tlon of the Ku Klux Klan, following |* “abominable”; Intefficiency and in- |for him. kraut, prominent young restaurant Anniversaries You May Have|when she heard about it Here} ana influence re 1 into high H resignation Tuesday ¢ eight competency are charged; local offi-| ‘As for buying the two trucks, T man, who went insane trying to re-| Missed,” revealed today an anniver-|4.. 144 teen, giving perfect num ee Cola sy | Warning Is Posted n Tuesday evening of eight] core were “insulted and humiliated”! (Turn to Page 3, Column §) member the combination of s com-|sary that nearly everyone in Seattle) t N ms : } Storm warning for the next 36|/&h officials of the Seattle Klan./ny being forbidden audience with} SE MRE bination sandwich, |seems to have missec jbers from March until mid-Novem | TES hours was posted by the weather bu. | Those who resigned kept their names|Evans, it {s declared: and “free 66.9) | ? st en zo,|ber—and then to fall down on al au ato 6 ny der a cloak of secrecy speec opinion ha cen 8 It was today, just 41 y ag B reau at 9 a. m. Wednesday. Dis.) under a a recy peech and opinion have been sup. i Government reports that the sale|tnat n Seattle telephone subscriber {ally thing like that! Dreary me, but|—>* C. Rum Exporters turbance was centered about 1,400) The resignations were handed in to! pressed.” of near-beer is falling off. Shucks,| got his first wrong number. This| tate is nd, isn’t {t? Face Another Fight miles due west and reported moving |O. C, Carpenter, state head of the mae ust as we were getting so we could | act jy disclosed in chapter 3 of the toward th OR It was not long after that that) VANCOUVER, B. C, Nov. 19.—|%s const. The warn-|Klan, shortly before Dr. Hiram W quaint volume, which is devoted t) sti. Eanson drowned her sorrow in| Consol he Puget Sound r stad Lignor Exporters, Lim | ine ie vans, national head of the orxanlza iT) 5§ British Official Is Seriously Sarly Tragedies in the Puget Sound| None becoming Mra, Harriett |ited, of Vancouver, whose sharehold.| “Continue southeast storm warn-|tion, spoke to a closed meeting of | Prete |matrimony, becoming 3 , , wh narehold 4 ¢ Country.” 3 Hanson-Hall. Her cousin, Miss Lin-|ers have been indicted at San Fran.|!9. 9 a m. at all points north of|Klansmen, Evans made no reference | Wounded by Nationalist According to account in thelda Olson, of 2826 Alki co, have another fight on their| Eureka, Cal. Disturbance of marke | Rep stand itt “This match won't light.” “What's the matter with it?” to the fight in his speech, ining : "Il dunno—it lit all right a minute é “Bvar since the etal | intensity, centering approximately at| himself to the usual denunciation of Hl CATRO, Noy. 19.—A ean é quaint old volume: “Ever since the | correspor h her, however. Mrs. | hand. | riregeaen ‘ Stocks Begin 13th Day at} CATRO. Nov. 19.—An attempt to a90!'—Dartmouth Jack 0 Lanter®.| range had opened, on Marc PA care’ ilved (1st sura,| They have something like $100,000 | Mtitude 50, longitude 150 W. and|Catholicism, Judaism, foreigners, ne 9 y assassinate Sir Lee Stack, governor |moving east. Southerly ales and|groes and n, the ct score. 1883, Miss Harriett Ha ior, had had a perf dy, however, r , “ ili (Led F tely recovered, | invested in a Vancouver race track ; k immigration laws. | 3-Million-Share Rate general of Soudan and sirdar of the it fe aid, from the shock of giving |money being the profits of other voy.|Faln will continue on the North| Carpenter could not be reached| \Exgyptian army, resulted in the The day of the tr Seattle’s first wrong number. lages before the unfortunate trip of | Co#St during the next 36 hour: We shegan ls at theitsianie offices | the sky had become ast and SEN seengs the Quadra, In the legislature at} said that nothing could be oot continue 4 pehcrtet light showers were freely predicted. | Victoria yesterday, there was intro ald about the matter. William c,{Street continued in boiling activity WAlong about 7 in the evening, in| ——— | A ill cutting down the entire |rreighter En Route ott, executive secretary of the Klan, |tolay—the 13th day of the great} the peak hour, when calls were com-| ANOTHER HOME |) cing season in British Columbia Cal, and has comp! Newspaper announces promotion of writer from the sports department to column conductor. Anything from a , sports depart ment \s a promotion oper NEW YORK, Nov. 19.—Wan|STous wounding of the British of oR esteen eh . \ficial today, Three shots were fired, Sir Lee jbeing wounded in the stomach, . also was unreachable. post-election boom—with trading on| . ; ics Here Is Disabled | Post-election hoom—with trading onl wniie a pollcetaan and the Ove | | POME ing in ‘at the rate of a dozen an} to 20 days next year, of red with | ‘Those who resigned were: The ex ; [nor general's aide de camp also These crossword puzzles I ado hour or #0, Dr. G. A. Weed, who had OFFER Ry 70 days last summer. |. SAN FRANCISCO, ov. 19.—No | alted cyclops, or president, of the Se- | "" ‘a ike ae net oP m. | were hit. They're trig, they're cute, they're| telephone No. 1, asked Miss Hanson || ‘That can be had with easy pay: || eer = |further word had been received |attle Klan; the klaliff, or vice pr \etied vaacteh Toit, teats The assailant, believed to be an neat, to connect him with No. 87, which|| ment plan Davis Saileaf early today from the disabled |dent; the klokard, or lecturer; the | S¢ct erate tia : faty) extreme. nationalist, apparently But Gosh! how I do swear and roar| was Roy Pinkham’s messenger bo SENOS HOME - avis Sails for freighter, Romulus adrift ote the treasurer, inner and outer guard a . ee plea etl At words marked “Obsolete.” decvias: “De 1 wanted to send a A DANDY HOME . ° |weat const of Mexico near Manzah- |chief investigator and ‘night hawk peased So ge eee toy "with some medicine, out into FULLY, SURNISHE Europe With Wife illo, after losing a propeller, officials | who was in charge of candidates ading was at what traders OE $ Article in The Star says that tur-|the country beyond Ninth and FULL P. $3.9 NEW YORK, Nov. 19.—John W.|of the Latin-American line sald The resigners made various| Called a 100,000-share rate" dur-| Wife of Irish Dail key is going to be cheaper this| Union SMALL PAY |Davis, defeated presidential nomi- | Isthmian line freighter Chin-|charges against the administratio he morning BAL. MONTHLY, LIKE 780 shares. were Member Kills Self ‘Thanksgiving. Boy, call up the} put Miss Hanson, in the rush of|| 4 neat little he half a block |nee, sailed for Europe today with|cha was reported in wireless mos: chiefly complaining that while tt ‘uesday : TE butcher and have him reserve us two|pusiness, gave Dr. Weed the hospital from car line, one block from jar Davis, aboard the French liner jsages late yesterday to be speeding | Kian here has taken in about $1 000 | dealt in, DUBLIN, Noy. 19.—Mrs. Darrell pin feathers! instead, and when the doctor in-|| srade school, located in an ox- |/Paris, jto the assistance of the Romulus, |this year, it is required to pay $13,-| (Phe day's total brought sales on|Figgis, wife of a prominent member ola a Airline tue voloe on the ,other’ etd cep iepe "|| Davis said he is out of polities for} which is In no Immediate danger, | 090 to the head office of the Klan in| the exchange since election day up|of the Dail, committed suicide, last Want to succecd? Ito ‘Send me a boy right ay,’ the] — the time being and in fonds to spend % The Romulus Is en route to Puget | Atlanta Of the $13,000, $6,000; to 9,331, During the period the|night in a taxicab while driving t We'll tell you the knack; | voice replied: ‘We don’t send boys;|| See the Want Ads for the balance veral months on the French Ri- | Sound ports with a cargo of nitrate | already has bee n paid, and there is| value of all stocks listed on the ex jthrw the Dublin mountains — near ; To rise in the world, \they are sent here, sir; the atork| of details in this home, viera and will probably visit Eng jee soda, She is of Norwegian reg-|less than $250 in the local tr tury, |ehange have appreciated nearly The “Heil-Fire Tea Rooms,” former + SE on aridok: | beterien tien? ‘ J\land on his way home. istry and carries a crew of 46 men, ‘it was said, + $4,000,000,000 J \republican stronghold. q vie 8 A wealthy terner has founded J ft » home in Florida for indigent news-| ——————————— ee / esse "| You Gotta Have a Super Radio to Appreciate Aunt Vivien YE DIARY i (November 18) Up betimes, and to town, where by and by comes F.C. Chesley, and we did BY JACK HALL however, came thru in good our place was so dry and he says to Brer Rabbit, he phone the police and have he sot down outside the hole the phone and say she é move @ stove and a desk and some hook- | OBT of the common radio | shape, having been, as he quaint- that, Whitney man says, says he: ‘What you want him thrown out, He slapped | and he saya her ‘mvt Aunty Vivian! And invites i enses to my new hy | Soda Wi Nihey y ly remarked, “born and bred in busted in that it'd make the ” ty d % : some more people around. , a-furniahing the livi receiving sets in the North Ha peg 17 Wa near dadeeE Loe: ikea iW to run away for?’ he says, ‘You me and all the time Mrs, | mo in, B'rer Rabbit, invite 8 5 t the afternoon tilt it ite darke J it, but those of us briar patch, Birer Fox : saeg be how I ay 0 Whitney stood th N | r heal hanging things, that js, my" maps and iene ee oe hn ‘An wo gi {t on our superset, oceans, He came around to kho ain't meaning no harm hitney stood there, Not me i «CT DON'T know what Mra ; pleteres, and’ evtting OG any heekes tal the new bup , Aunty’s Bedtime Story went our place looking for liqu to you, B'rer Rabbit,’ says B'rer at all the sort of persons “And talking about invit AVhiiiey’a, doing .tonigh ee my most extraordinary satisfaction; +o| cording both word and thought, sea ath p> Can you feature that! Kk Ts cnt hist gan Pao eaeae one | Wedd teinvite to! bela ‘ hitney's doing ght z that It will be 7 1 experience Tues something like this , Oe AED SWAY * we iag people ins You ought learning German, probably. You Ws noble ® room as any) jad an unusual exp eis ¥ dies, wo may look you make me so mad I gwine home in a social way, kid , | man hath. And so to sleep, whleh CT] aay evening when Aunt Vivien ¢ ch Barer fae "that 7 Abele, Swing ‘aida; dear. a fo have heard. this Whitney heard, children, about how she ea porribie rectly Ail right, it being) trea dcast hé® Bedtime Story and “O 3 day, honey, when tho erary, but we aren't (ha slap you, >. " a person inviting people into | called up somebody; how that mid, See ee ee are | navel private”, tholights .. from sunshine shone all over the Lae Ab Ai V { 1 O03 rn “And Bill Whitney slapped r place, as If he owned it, somebody became _ suspicious. eis KFQX, the Olmated station In Briary Patch, B'rer Fox came {@ yan da a iteneeio He me, so he did—the big fel) H'mer Rox he up and ‘There were only about half nd asked her to speak in Gory ! Joe Bungstarter ix worried. He] Mount Baker park. loping down the hill and B'rer he ae bbc * KeprgHoore brute, Comes breaking into slapped B'rer Wabbit be @ozen of us there to start man; and how she flopped. | lont $6,000 in n poker game last| Aunt Vivien had had a rather Rabbit, who had been taking the bend ts thi hea a radio station like no gen. hind the ear and with that with, until Whitney did a Kiddies, you should have seen Might. “And darn {t all,” says he, hectic day. B'rer Fox, in the alr in front of his burrow, lit out fi tleman weald and acts like Brrer Rabbit lit out again ker. ‘Gathering-of-the-Clans’ act that woman's face! . . i “$14 of it was cash.” i " person of Roy Lyle, a droll fel when he saw Birer Fox coming WW LL, little B'rer Rabbit Merton in the movies—the licketysplunk and loped for his right there in our drawing “So B'rer Fox sot down out: 4 ws a low, had tangled up poor B'rer and ran ae fast as he could until Just lay there in the tall old Wild West stuff, No ge: Durrow underneath«the — briery room. When he'd invited side the hole, . . ” A) man always feels like! his wife Rabbit in the person of Mr, he was all tuckered out and so kyage all tuckered out and bimoe fleman;, not at all like dear bush with B'rer gox right at everybody he could think of, But we had to turn the radi ren by Birer Fox come loping 1 old King George would act, . Mar. Baby ohil l that point. is ph vacation when he\can put] Olmsted, In the thorny, hush, of Bi OE i Metal Moana es OBIE: Un) TOMEI OLOL Cite canes taua Ag Rete a BGs Mey Tab Bats iran dea awhinks dake supenes othieh Ligh SUL One SiS inet een en a eke