The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1924, Page 1

APPLES \UCE iT reautiful di oid , tight lore him EARN BIG MONEY a crossword puzzle as high as $35 a year! We train you thoroly personal super ross-word maniac EDUCATIONAL Week, it is not generally known that LYl Gee Gee went thru the of Washington Cynthia Grey yeuterda dent was empc sale of Muscle Shoals Plant if congre nof in the meantime dispose of This day did first try the experienent ot chewing tobacen every time my doth light » cigaret, so as to shame bint after two hours did give it mp, s0 | does many chews did 1 take completion of the 0 my daleimer, hut soon ror hor, requesting ‘that we do from howling, as it di So played no more of the ald |cheek pm Song.’ {fused w [Hedges to sign his na anted to compare hie signature | about four bi hecks Hashing pistol tn Tis traveling bas < to Hedges. Ho was held on an Newspape! “ The Seattle Star [0M at the Fostelfice ot #esiia Wash, under Olmsted Insists as Brewed Clase Metter Mey t st Circulation in FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1924 WARRANT Mirs. Hardin Taken by on Early Trial “10k BE TAKEN UP MONDAY Mrs. Olmsted Says Entry Into U. S. “Regular” DENIES DESERTION STORY Weedin on Border to Inves- tigate Charges A MOVE to force immediate consideration of the Hoy Olmsted case by the federal grand jury was to be launched Friday, Attorney Jerry Finch Finch is Olmsted's announced. attorney fore the grand fury; but there is sa m which he can make tt ready,” Revelle sa f MRS. OLMSTED ‘DENIES THE FORMER MARRIAGE Olmsted Friday (Turn to Page 4, Column 5) aion France Ratifies $100, 000, 000 Loan PARIS, Nov t French acted Minin Clementel preset © loan for 25 year ¢ the issuance of bx = 7 per cent .. Local Boys Guilty of Grand Larceny © Bailey and BIll Robertson uths, were found guilty of y Thursday night by Superior Judge J. T. ¥ onsession Says President Can Sell Muscle Shoals WASHINGTON, Nov. 21,-—The judge advocate general of the army y laid before the war depart ment his legal opinion,that the presi red to order the ower after the the propert Bad Check Suspect Won’t Write Name John Allen, arrested as a ba r Friday morning, asked by Capt. with the handwriting on twa Allen's possession, Allen open charge WANTS CASE T0| Here’s “Aunt Vivien” seer” |Charse He Knocked|| Reports to iaunigration au thorities that Mrs, Elise Olmsted, wife of the alleged rum king, had deserted a family in Canada were branded as false by Mrs s Mrs. Elsie Olmsted, who tells bedtime, stories + Olmeted Friday made an emphatic den of immigration authorities this ante illegally and also that s ily in Canada. Olmsted declared. Monday night wher wife of Roy Olmsted, and the from radio KFQX ial of the inti- L Aunt Vivien, had deserted a fam- ‘He Tore Up married before, was arrested with her ed a loan for aid te J.B. Mor Federal dry agent Northwest rum the king of the Volunteer Traffic Cops PrOpnsed by Merchants ° Would Repeal “ ” Ban and Install eae Signals VOLUNTARY police: dot town district, armed with traf int. The » convic' set of stolen micrometers tools valued at about $300 retail trade bureau of the Chambe peal of the pre between these * ban in the prose Fifth, has proved unwieldy SPECIAL OFFICERS | modically enforced. There are three other de bure explained the plan fo in the comprehensive plan that the stead bureat!, explained the plan for y policemen Friday SYNCHRONIZED SIGNAL SYSTEM PROPOSED ynchronized traffic » main downtown thoro-| L. | fares will be ne, Hedge: |block to appoint onetman who will be authorized to make , will be given the rig \traffic sling on all care , will be placed|ptock that « ord fle all along the length The Want A }tancously and will stop at the ie eal "tho stoady flow of tratfic’ Out Pretty Owner; Carl Gassman in Case p= TY sheriffs Friday noon seeking Frank Gov» on @ third degree a» following « fight ov race horse at the Manley bles, 2507 Fourth ave, Thu day night. In the fight Goss man is alleged to have knocked Miss) Merle MeBride uncon sclous ‘ Mek M ; e - I I, er t it Mayor Brown figures in the case, Ho bs widely-known for his interest In fast horses. W D. Hall told Hammer and The Sar that Brown himsell ap proached him at the stables a» day oF wo ago and told tin to lida the horse; that the mayor wouk! settle for it Mixe McBride and her riding ¥ ner) Fred Burnell, placed t orne & Henttlo stable nome time of When M Br etur ta ak mayor's henchmet ees, a ani unte st wh aht E iM struck he claim: Bail will be f for Gor pending h rs Street for Fi ire; Jailed tarted to tear up tho street at Westlake ave id Harrison rd Oleson ty" te fer] »! r him t here he will kee : HELD AS DRUNK DRIVER May N Cheater Walton musician, wa: held in the city, jail Wriday on ¢| charge of driving while drunk. Wal ton was arrested by Sergt. G. 1. Buchanan at First ave, and Bell st p20 a.m A Good Offer for some one. Do you want this? CLBATUSL And beautiful neres level, rie i 1) feet deep and not ne or gravel In ft. About ere ready to plow, bi mapl and alder bottom Inte good road, close to paved Pi cifle IMghway, fine mark grade and ¥ electric Heh will tell you more about this land ashin gton 1 Act of Congress March & 4478, ONE MANS. Fer Your, vy Mail 6600 Tom Dobson at It Again (Editorial) 6 Li DOBSON, retiring county commissioner, is at it again Dobson is striy ig mightily to have a hand in nam- ng the successor to Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas, who becomes a superior judge on January 12 The appointment is up to the board of commission- ers. Any two of the three members can make it. Dobson and Commissioner Gaines, who always have played hand-in-hand, announced to friends today that they have agreed on a man for the place. They will now try to get Prosecutor Douglas to resign so that the appointment can be made William Brown, commissioner-elect, takes issue with Dobson on many things. Among them is a man for the prosecutor's job. Brown's friends, just a day or two ago, charged that Dobson is rushing thru purchases of machinery which will have to be paid for out of the 1925 budget money that should rightfully be administered by the new commissioner *¢«-e w ND now Dobson is trying to make political ap- pointments that rightfully belong to his suc- or, he new prosecutor will have to work with the new board of commissioners and handle their business for the next two years. In order that this business may be efficiently handled, he will have to work in har- mony with the board. The only way to attain this harmony and co-oper- ation is to allow Douglas’ successor to be named by the new board of commissioners. And the only way to prevent the politicians from turning ‘the trick they plan is for Prosecutor Douglas to stay on the job until the new board comes into office. The Star urges him to do this. O retiring politician should be permitted to award a political plum—as payment for a political debt or for any other reason—just us he is about to step out of office and will no longer be accountable to the public for his acts And if Chai n Gaines insists on going thru with this program with Dobson, he should be made to feel t he is opposing the wishes of a public that wants to see harmony restored in county affairs. The telephone number of Messrs. Gaines and Dob- son is MAin-5900. Call them up today and tell them so! spread terror thru Snoqualmie Falls when they held up the en- tire town and robbed the Sno: searching the tree-c between Snoqualmie Attles Wriday ‘prevents us giving any orders to the contractor But we ean ad. — aml, Reenforced Posse Now Hunting Holdup Gang/ Four More Seattle Deputies Sent to. Help Snoqualmie Citizens JNABLE to locate the 12 ban rounded a dense dits who Thursday night town, where they be ed they the men’ helpl came, Chief Cr mi Deputy Falls Lumber Co, safe of . Coffey led his searchers into eight deputy sheriffs from thicket, but found no one Je and a large posse of Sno: A new cordon of 1 mie Falls loggers were out over the hills hillsides on the assumption that they ‘alls und — have the bandits surrounded. North Bend, Friday, — Sheriff The robbers escaped after a gun Matt) Starwich dispatched ‘four | battle with company employes sur- more deputies to the scene of the — prised in the homes and the com. man hunt Friday forenoon, rd All Thursday night the posesins n _(Torn to ‘Page 4, Rouaneea es 4) ot Be Thanks Day for the West Seattleites! Bridge Is Behind Schedule and Probably Will) Not Be Completed on Time HANKSGIVING may not be ajable to complete laying the wood day of gratitude for West Se-| blocks in the five days dents, it 1s indicated he work hus been under hen Clty Tonk Binok- | for Cight or ten days now, and Tm! Wall "RAR OUNGRA nal: Neot ther |NOt sure when it will bo completed. |, the inability of coftrac to erything ese 4 fe omplete paving the floor of the | &™&nd opening of this bridg Spokane st. b may delay the Continued rainy weather, Black Janticipated completion of the span | Well explained, is given as the excuse on that da by the contractors Co! their inability “Our contract iid Blackwell, {to speed the paving. City engineer them to hurry, and that, is} cover the structure with canva ket above the |] pl When daylight } Monda Methos which Mr member since girlhood. en was spread nd are working ny offices about 10 p,m. They ‘Ne believed rot Patrolmen Co 1. Laue advised them to raise the bridge to allow the water to run off and to! ing WO CENTS IN SEATTLE Is Death FAMOUS WOMAN IS LOSER IN FIGHT Weakened by Shock of Her Husband’s Death FORTITUDE REMARKABLE Astounded Nation With Her Calmness During Ordeal |Mre. Florence Kling Harding NM ARION, 0., Nov. 21.—Mrs. IML Fiorence "Kling Harding, widow of the late president, died today. Weakened by the shock of her husband's death and the ordeal of his public funeral, a year and a half ago, Mrs. Harding was un- able to throw off the recurrence of the malady, which had brought her to the very gates of death in 1922 at the White House. She became seriously ill late in October, Save for brief intervals of improvement, her strength ebbed gradually until the end. With her were her brother, Clif- ford King, of Florida; { Chris an, former secretary te president; Mrs. Charles Saw- yer \ing’s personal physician, and Dr, Carl Sawyer. Dr. Sawyer, who had been with (Turn to Page 4, Colamn 2 MRS. HARDING WILL BE BURIED WITH HUSBAND IN VAULT AT MARION ARION, Ohio, Nov. 21,—The body of Mrs, Florence Kling Hardinig, who died today at White Qaks, probably will be laced beside that of her husband, the late President Harding, In the receiving vault at Marion ceme- tery. Funeral se s will be held ». m, at the Epworth piscopal church, of Harding had been @ Issaquah Rancher Slugged by Thug Su rounding countryside for his ate ackett, Hailston, who regained eon= sciousness shortly after the attack, informed the sheriffs office that Man Suspected of Being Tool Thief Suspected of having en tool s possession, Oscar Johnson wa ted and jailed Thursday nig ht bg Dahl; xth ave, and Jackson sre hold as evidence FACES DOPE CHARGE Warrant we cutor Hammer, widow of President Hard- 1 by an unknown assailant was returning to his house latter doing: morning chor ater, Issaquah rancher, was | confined to his home deputy sheriffs searched the Frank day while ry was the motive. He had no valuables on his person. 8 issued Wriday charge Juck Nadford with the possess jon of four bindles of morphine. Tam doing today, With three | form a tent where the blocks are} ‘The information was filed by Depraty ews of workinen they should bo | being lald Pre