The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1924, Page 9

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1924 of OMMISSION 8TH Et FOR HU SBAND'S ‘DE tH) Seattle Girl BOYLE FIGHTS RUM CHASER = asi Is Suicide by. FOR JOB 75-Foot Speed Boat Will Be eur ‘ Th oe Mayor Says He Will NOt Get Ready Saturday ‘ Weave Mother’ sGun Civil Service Appointment tye OREW BEING ASSEMBLED : z o raat Tike Lesheie ‘hone +h Boyle on the civil service ‘Add Another Speeder Each > , pray ag Alp seueell anna diately after the announcement Week, Capt. Dodge Says. — r T@esday by Mayor KE. J. Brown he contemplates letting le go January 1, when his term expires ttle revolver I a in the house. I pent it t thought at the tim t. Maybe, if I had eady w craft . o | sicler for civil ernie ules i) Ww S iw an. Profiteering Oe Dene, USES. Séndl Hundred Additions Have Been Made tthe pew ins they come eta Beggars Are. nave werved the city of Seat to the Group of trustworth ficers are always put tly a " eto the ¢ in charg ® speed boats, Dodge) The doctor's certificnte held the death of Dominick Zali- B d H ges ‘diesion said ‘ maa, 38, of Chicago, was due to natural causes. But friends anne e re. a insisted upon an autopsy, and the funeral was halted and ORB than a tines. me May row! eS HIJACK HEARING. the post-mortem examination made. It revealed a heavy M tieskanat beggare acted Po rampage Se s tlow hi JUR lee Chief Bev 5 . are dose of poison, evidently placed in his food, had killed him. yn Te K HERE DEC. 19. Herel atts. Beraiee Selimes, 32, was arrested charged) Sesvote Xie ae nt, blame} tional value Dresses at this price. ie ——e Fee ee nen ea ar Then een —— Attractive velveteen dresses, flannels of various kinds and silks of var- n. All of them were | Exraion in B pintidhy Case, Proud Armies of Spain Poser ‘ wy MANY LOVES TORI doiaé the fear and young women. At‘$8.75. | | | sketched—typical fashions from the wide variety of excep- on the swe Retreat Before Tribes“. chief's or wcking, last Serie 7 ——. . Kid McCoy Is Lonesome at| The New “0O’Bo ” Hat sot ner captain, W. c.| Moroccans of Abdul Krim Harassing) 2": y of her captain, W. su His Own Murder Trial For Bobbed * ee’ Troops Retreating Thru Mountains | “«'!si‘s pace ioe | A to Heads iad l. 95 Canadian eS no Hh tng Dhol bape Bs ‘ iY , Als so, ere few of the friends of his MARTLY dial in just the right ¢, $4,000 reward ts of ae aoe ad a pense : saat eee ae river, one of th 5. | for ears, Kid M 5 style to fit and become bobbed heads. e capt ¢ ions . sa ge sono ahi sinight: <the'.teain toe : a nore than $6 a and man of many love a . It is the new “O'BOY” Hat of good qual- capture of Owen Bake by Courier to Gibraltar, Mor-| For a for e bod § 1 pwash, fugitive &—Retreat of the 1) 00 the jes of Spain have been} the ‘ _ os in a couple jtened to the opening t ity tweed and mixture fabrics that can be ty charging them : : tilized around Zoco Abaa, endur-| ‘ ray : be trial which: may ” worn with smart topcoats. he ‘and Pani Spain before the teas the “py fos , | f e. they may th apk n Victoria, B.C, be vesmen of Abdul a gtim, determined} thar one be — the dir were many womer r As sketched. The up-turned brim can ; 4 hls wither oi. quarters generally flo ‘ poe gee ‘ Ayr =the | . thdrawal well Seth rail aid are : be worn in several jaunty ways. Low- e location of the hijacking & | rimo Rivera, hea o| $x : pretty fre . ; ve ) ) priced at $1.95. | in & confession by | came to Moroceo in pe ord of eigt tvex and many more DOWNSTAIRS STORE e bodies have never | intend the withdrawal tr © plan » die A aweetheart “Kid” gazed abo ee ous phases of the cc nm of} ish . nstar ‘oi ber present. interested in his fate.| | » whom McCoy had made love i alleged to have been given Cunadi.|Spanish military gov > planes, en the mou \'during ht ig career. With a rec-| a Pere wees cel eens eschent “Selected i in. Sameer Men’s Broadcloth Shirts’ The state expects to c 4 wit seer Ceeier eae eee saree ica ne ee | Wish Contest\@= "= net Collar Band and Attached Collar Styles . who died following| It is a t ber am auto accident Saturday night, is| able diff 00 In mn . on Farther. ao McCoy appeared composed tod: $ expected here today. Funeral serv.|be broug afety nlong a t i's magic ring proved ita | following « harrowing half hour la : ‘s . will be held bh tomorrow and! t a r ung officer id prot Wednesday for Mrs. Tt . sterday as he heard Deputy Dis-| aoa will rest in @ vault pending} Eve , he v n-| Twely fe nich sco ; 1 trict Attorney Dennison outline the} i % Cee broadcloth used in making these shirts decision on | y $ ns of supplies, thousar mal burial place. | tested bit ‘ Mrs. Watson was adjudged win-|Pfesecution’s case. The ordeal left | 5 of fir avai wea aoa The coroner's jury which invest!.| {, uous sniping from the| men, huge € livestock! ner in the Magie Hing contest McCoy shaken and nervous, but he| is of firm, even weave and lustrous finish. gated the accid decided the motor. | mour dex. And torrential rains| and all the goes with ar en awarded the first prise|®0P regained his alr of confidence \ Exceptional at this low price. White and man on the street car which struck | have added to the discomfort of the| army on nove, must be tran: and slept well last night, ‘Jallers re | 7 light tan, blue and gray. Collar band and at- Mrs. Porter's automobile was “negi!-| spania The retreat is ported with order atid precision ported. ; 5 jewelry stor | i : ached collar styles, wi a sent,” but did not find him gutlty of thru a lt will be days before the with- i" eggs Lech hart Mle | “We shall prove a sordid murder, | \ a ched tery tyle i ith Soft cuffs criminal careiessnes: clay, mnt ling and dying beslde| dray n Karrich can be co . » erhe Masic| Without extenuating circumstances - Sizes 14 to 17. Exceptional value at $1.85. pla curst: 00D: i= " t ¥ out ‘omance erely the cok ursing troops slogeini a attain without rom mer 4 wishes. INTO FIRE FROM ONLY FEW HAVE. Site ee ioe oe : ; In Ove * 100 Hata Helis FRYING PAN = NEW LICENSE 22sec" WATER SYSTEM 7 95c attle Star Yo trouble to find a good selection of Ties Freed on One Charge, Hill- Big Rush Expected to Come, The ‘person who hemes wi hes ABOUT READY for gifts from these. Stripes, plaids, Persian wrist watch, given blooded slaying by a down and out . Seat is al watch. designs and plain shades in more than 100 | man Faces Larceny Now ‘After Christmas pit he: thew: Wes ee aa 7 | smart patterns, | Mra. Watson's wishes were = ee hg good, square m A beautiful |p, te : Men's Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE Very good value at 95¢. | Out of one court action and into| There were more than 101,000] “own. 3. A Prince Charming. Pipe Ordered for New Mains | n n, gi c }another more serious was the expert-| licenses for automobiles jasued in| Mitz wishes were: 1, A bow! lence of C. D. Hillman, Wednesday, |King county last year, figures com-| of soup. 2. A chance to go to & for West Seattle |when warrants were lasued for his|piled Wednesday show. Carte h ornke tha tan iu the peg arrest and that of his son-inlaw,| New 1925 plates aro due January| would marry the girl he loved. | Orders have beon sent East for the Me } Fred Darnell, charged by Carl Dres-|1st. Thus far, this month, D. E. cond prize of a box at the Met-| manufacture and delivery of several 1 ts or t e ome wel with grand larceny of $80 | Ferguson, cot audit di politan goes to Olive McCary, 1 miles of 30-inch iron wat main | | e Sheriff's deputies expected to ar-|ten rid of Just 5,829, including 18| Minor ave., and third prize of two | pipes to supply the south end of West rest the real estate promoter and his} |motorcycles. King county motori seats to the show goes to Alreva D,| Seattle thru. the almost completed }relative Wednesday. The caso In-|are saving up for Christmas now,| Loder, Des Moines, Wash. amish. waterway tunnel at the Tapestry Table jatituted before Judge John P. Gor-)put as soon as old St. Nick has| Tho prize winners will be given | foot of Iirst ave. 8. according to 2.25 don closely followed a dismissal by| passed on they will swamp the|the prizes by calling at the Metro-| City Engineer Blackwell Runners, $ . Justice C. C. Dalton late Tuesday of| auditor's office, if pant history re-| politan and asking for Mr. Mc-| J. L, Smifth has tho contract for falso advertising chatges preferred |oeais itoelt Curdy, laying the pipe from Spokane st LABORATELY patterned jagainst Hillman and another of his} Ana tha fiane Foleuect | ss | down to the foot of the avenue where pe ; ‘a able Runners in designs c 1 is the promoter | urge . sapped ae it will dive under the waterway in Tal : designs A eseorege Shan. ihe Uremicte [nes motorirta: to get th ie wl TY” a conerete-lined eight-foot tunnel and ketched. Colorful—in gold, “CAPIT ? ect north of Seattle and the ch arge | n. w. ‘The first two days of the| cere a = Wert Beattie bumping Hedsand! green: affectes with } was preferred by one of his alleged|snonth tho office on the ground [cane (ie Naw tauln GHtN eee interwoven artificial silk a ; investors. f of the county-city building| i sipes supplied by way of a threads. Low-priced z Coal or Wood Range | Dreswel testified Tuesday in the ad-| eos wwamped with applications, Bus | standpipes supplied by way of a1 hread priced at hv © dismissed by Dalton| ying pipe line under th ‘ 2.25. $55 Leet cae erred $80 in, Cath, {tat tne working days ngo, and vege West waterways and running around |that he had * 7 now there are few motorists in evi ; ; Alkt point s |cart land on a promise of plenty of |... SB kchde coun tore Bre eee Pics Water Coil, $3.00 I work to help pay for it. Hillman, ho| Tce at the ilecnse counters, New York Paper Wins in pti tenets started by te Puset Velour and Tapestry Cotton Tapestry , yas wo 2,000 bh pete e Sound Bridge and Dredging Co ; 4, told him he was oie joor and of brick after Christmas.” the | Tax Publicity Case ust July, is lined with a two-foot Pillows, $3.50 Table Scarfs Oe. rts rime tte | license clerks prophesy, “and there| a thickness of concrete, and will also | People a chance to earn a home. He) wit be only a tew days before the| NEW , Dec.’ 10, — “Not| carry the ; outhern Round and half-round shapes in attractive velour | $1.35 fot put few days! work: Sem |first of the year in which to tusuo | gullty” was verdict reached in > adsbbding to PeTibtey stor: the’ daveh nore’ ér s8ilNine. \onaeneneas |thousands of licenses. the government's sult against the|-T. 1, Carver, olty water engincor tapestry and gold braid. One style, as sketched, | Colorful verdure patternings _in. | The caso is being prosecuted by! “Ce tne iicenaes taken out to date, | #erald-Tribuno for publication of in-| ‘The present line acrows the two At $3.50. Tablo Scarfs, low-priced at $1.85. [Depany Froese eres 4,784 wero renewals; 1,027 were now | come tax returns, here Mate yester-| northern waterways and around| ; | leen: and 18 are motorcycle day. it means that no other papers] Alki point stores water in the stand. | : —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Aged Man Knocked | Last year's total for licenses taken |! this district will be prosecuted, | pipes during tho night, but the/ | thruout the entire 12 months}the verdict automatically cloaring| rapid development of West Soattle | out . 1 Down, Leg Broken wae 101,789, of Which 74,400 were| them. sivog it Insufficient supply to serve | Philip N. Foran, 73, 418 Jefferson) -onewals, and 27,989 new license 48d ths the homes already uxing city water, SENT | at., was knocked down and sustained) | ications, BALTIMORB, Dee. 10. Judge - —__—__—— i Tehene “Man Sold Matsudaira Ie New Ja broken Itt log at 23rd ave. and} a4 SHO Morris A, Soper today had the tax ? | Lano at, Wednesday. Witnenses said | Re rm publicity case against the Baitimore|Severyns Hits Back Mortgaged Goods| Jap Envoy to U. S. a ON pO Post nder consideration, following : Rashes soe i ees st * Thug Ss Bins tous comtblation of armumiens oh kar at Insurance Firms; EER | Floyd 8, Hiutehinson, arrested in| TOKYO, Dec. 10\—Tsuneo Matsu: | Mario Bouchint, 1910 Jackson st.,| Gas Station Man) murrer to its indictment, filed by the} With tho increaso in certain kinds ‘Eat Lunch Outside,’ Sweet- | t. Vernowt” tuesday, was being |lalra has been named new Japanoss, was the driver of the ‘truck, it was} Two men held up Frank Brown} paper. The evidence was conceded,| of business insurance rates, Seattle; , returned to Seattle Wednesday, |{mwssador to the United States, later reported to the police. Jat a General gasoline station at | Newton D. Baker, former war socre-| rates still are below those of Los An-{ in-Hight Spectators Told lohakged’ with, vemevig: Melted it was offict announced here | Foran, a street sweeper, was taken! got and Phinney Tuosdny ovening,{tary, and W. Calvin Chesnut, coun-| geles, Kansas City and other cities, | co eh today. He is expected to leave Were Ito Providence hospital after treat-| lugged him over tho head and es-| sel for the Post, contended that pub-| Chief Severyns sald Wednesd. HP A ee iNee oe hair Property, Hutchinson, it is claimed,|for Washington before Friday. He ment at the*elty hospital caped with $80, he informed the po-|lelty of returns did not conatitute| plying to intimations of ins MOU? ARNON, Til, Dec. 10" purchased a quantity of furniture is former Ambassador Mate Bouchini is not booked. jlce, giving them descriptions of the} "a part of the income tax return,"] companies that a “crime waye" here | “Lunch must be eaten outside” was) eo the National Furniture Co, and | Hanthara, who left Washing: nd wii na m 61 0 v :-| is responsible for tho boost. 6 notice served today o |ton following passage of the anti: | men. ‘and if the law were construed other: | {8 resp the notice served today on tho Men! tion yold it before he had com i , “ >. “Crime 18 no more responsible than : ! M:/Japanese exclusion laws. W. single robber ntuck up A, D,| Wise it would constitute violation of shen who jammed the lttel stetey maid tor ’ Wed but 3 eeks, | esa her payor" Hote Pies the constitutional freedom of speech|T am,” the chief sald. ‘here is no | #84 Women who jammed th °| pletely pald for it yale AB SL ae -{eourt room-to witness the trial of — i 0X. CO! * and the press. more crime in Seattle than in other | court room Son 5 ROS | Girl Is a Suicide Ry te, ox ROR ISNe, aby Ue cities, The companies are merely| Lawrence M. Hight, former pastor PARIGC HS Boa bataler aaa EC ” | y 0 together with $8 belonging to © GOLD FOUND IN RUSSIA | grown moderately well-to-do through Married only three weeks, the 6 using crime as a pretext to make | 4. Bisle Swor es 4 ¥ bot. rown Heater lhody of Mra, Lulu Allen, 21, was Sidon) and booned Kincaid. to Speak Heer prone? te of Ina, Il, and Mrs. Elste Sweetin.) Sov NIKOLAIEVSK, Russti | bessing the price of a hair cut on the ‘ yi y covered by her brother, IH . on the charge of Killing the woman's!) tf 5 onal oy | Streets of Paris has been arrested by For Wood or ie laa late tuesday evening, in her| TOKYO, Dec, 10—A report issued on Oyster Habits fi ; jDec. 10.—A veritable gold fever] T il husband in a “love pit.” | ph | police, The panhandler allowed his No, 18 Thomo at 814 Columbia st. The| recently states that Tokoyo's popula-| Prof, Trevor Kincaid was to tec-| BALLARD SENIOR PLAY broke out in the Yakoute regton,| " air to gro y and ragged and ‘ Vearing to lose thelr places in hair to, grow long ‘and young bride hind turned on the gas| tion Is 1,017,808 persons and that this| ture Wednesday night at philosophy niors at the Ballard high schoot| | 3 et, a hoon {WREH teh gold deposits were found] then would apologetically approach and gone to bed. A typical sulcide|is a gain of $89,819 since the exodus} hall on the habits and habitat of | will present the comedy-drama, “The|the room, spectators have been inne rush of gold dig note told of despondency. ‘The hus-|from the Capltol foligwing the earth-| Olymp! tern and Japanese oys} Road to Yest@May," at their audi-| bringing thelr lunches and litter-'prices to go sky high—a box of| that he would like money with which ————~ |! hand's name is Herbert Allen. quake a year ago 1t8t September, — ' ters, torlum Friday and Saturday nights} ing the floor with paper and boxes. matches selling for three dollars. to “spruce up," 1. pst slam Was