The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1924, Page 2

ALLEGED GRAFT PROBER HELD GUILTY Loses Case YFOURTH DEPUT | QUITS OFFICE | Hoo Hoo, Henry! iternational Secretary of Lumber- men’s Frate nal Order Visits City iF / Prosecutor Force Behne Drunk n U ving JUDGE SILENCES, MAYOR Charges Graft in City Administration Aired ol Y Arthur Schramm Will Leave | nd ¢ ——-- —- -- YH f HERE’S MORE ABOUT al ! ‘ » ‘ Y : | ‘GARRISON _ | y S. " | STARTS ON PAG GE 1 5} ¥ b. | Ba la t Palbcclrecttctehasidc ta ttadieelacsin 1 HERE’S MORE ABOUT “Oh, doctor he cautioned the STORM z mayer once, “ still I'm get He fier ted of this. We're tryiig | STARTS ON PAG J i + man for drunken driving, not ‘ a Gone funds I don't care whether you - . got it by bunk er not.” ' nt * “ t : “Ey Skate 1 | Seattle Ice Foc! Cold Weathe It Can't Kreeze Too Hard for Them: r, Green Lake to °RO nm Y > PLANNEL Dre { West Side Realized M . £ ons aie WORK FIRST DELAYED BY STATE LEGISLATURE ing e | eral ich stretch out to BLACKWELL WILT a “4 : MAKE BRIEF TALK ted service ‘ - and ot ee Yana ~ a ‘ art | so of slow). .“Hurry up, 80 we can get out and try the ice,” says Betty Colby, 2222 Crescent drive : ning! John Ramatad of 3603 Burke ave. buckles her skate straps. “It’s grand to have ice ; hee Aad : vy late, 9 On a Saturday,” chuckles John, “It can't freeze too hard for ME!” Which seemed to| torr edt ye t 8 Glenateher be the sentiment of the ever-increasing crowd at the south end of Green lake, Saturday Mahiby t Chie morning, where the city has fixed benches, a roaring fire and an ice patrolman all get " e | oe E |for the comfort and safety of Seattle's ice skaters. i t CHICAGO, I 20,—If a r Price & Carter, Btar Stiff Photographer st paralyzing ten casos dra tin se” RUSS SOLDIERS (sunstor, weicht oF ‘CONFAB AROUSES © i 1 Damage estimated rnllll 3 DEAD DUCKS FAIL ae esi STAGE REVOLT | t0.0wn sic canoes) CONTROVERSY " ty off tt a Atle l¢ SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec. 2 | * and * | \ Consider the case of Samperon, || a g Three Killed by ar eine Cneeee: afea! Troteky Troops in Battle | eon ee t |Britten Proposal Opposed in L res, duo to overhe With Government Forces | 1 that @ fellow may be d | Congress ae Gas Heater Blas - churred hero during the _ b bees STREET CARS TO * CASPER, W Here's Hoo-Hoo Henry, otherwise H. R: Isherwood, inter- o thermometer pase BER Dec. Red troops || | While 8¢ generally oves| USE OLD SPAN iat ee & GAs heater. te of Me nn | national secretary-treasurer of the Concatenated Order of |. stfered o eat |e eon ms ge vem t aes r for a3 . T will be 1 Fascath-ol left for the East after a visit of two weeks in Seattle and| broken tte telegraph parts, imprisoning bien in thelt bar. || M8 Waa placed In « | ra wi * 4-year-old son m| other coast citie Isherwood is hailed as the most succesa-| wires, with thousands of eplintered) racks. a ling toa d to the || ™ ate a set en | at two weeks t ur ful organizer the Hoo-Hoos ever elected. His activity here| Poles strewing the highwayr | Berliner Zeltung ag Mitt nthe || ment and the next tim: senuite’ cs : * ing reforestation and endeavoring to obtain federal legisla-|,°.M* northward F Lone Bandit Robs {,"//7710%" it about. i of the - Esl pewdcees Leste mont! ‘ power shoul Bank at Vancouver a by Price @ chit sac x ¢ ; ca) peas VANCOUVER. B.C 2 : CHIEF PARDONER Navy Fei to ——"|F mee < t Al Z * expected ie, on ay Ey sg Get 14 Millions Chicago HERE'S MORE ABOUT no time between West S : vor e by at last 15 mir TOBESUED =: aut searees areca PARDONS sm : t eck tried beaver ah bate ins an |. STARTS ON PAGE 1 ena ert JouseoR, sbi Dos , p ———___— D.C. today that “Coast automobile traffic Pierce Prosecutor Seeking sg edt 4 of 40 below u isin tar selene kas eeac n : ta coaduaon Action Against Hart ‘ sizing the |T from Montana, 34 Paul Vaeth, J. M. Ashton, t ‘ — or aeee ho Contracts | Parts of Minnesota and oh Mayor C. M. Riddell, Col. H. ¢ , General John D: for airplanes | Wi and 26 t rth | | * ed t BEREMEMTUN—CNAKLES IU asked to start sult agninst nd equipment to $4, | Dakota ‘4 -PORT ORCHARD. Take fas ; tages ;iak taal 10,000 FIVE ARE DEAD : . Sgtee fer” pardoned by the exe In Kansas, ¢ Mt ‘ las state Japan ia con- | Fatigued Legislators Halt ai Ee Tho request in to many towns “With these faete before him," | over foerspt ine. Work for Holidays } ‘ rrip except : pope UNUSUAL VALUES Five petvona i says tho ‘ ene tho gov r Johnaon's stateme | . ured that Hart ¥ L a result of the bitter cold P if Pus mived ever to aye the immigration quest WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—Wtih an Pd se ity in grant IN ror to death ne b it racter ¢ Bo following the castor the | te heels of a 5 ncompletp recon behind tt and an 4 cr | DEPENDABLE USED Cans | 202 a tivear ‘ | governor allowed the bay to vating | Chulaba‘O} ain future ahead, congress will . ns have taken || nas t 1 at Berlin | fo his home she will be in cus. | Seattle, tt today for the Christmas hol. - A the Cent In Texas, nded t P jtody of tho atate parole officer for | White Ame Di . tt . a Tradex ‘ of the = Jand a ich r Michigan, wants to uring the past three weeks two : raden On trade-ins, we al- oe the Sere 13 , « ‘rams iets he Sti a : a | imp measures have been final- al a a used car as that seer Baker was re: Fagles Hold Big Inst 8 Most of the bust: wiped out by the | fh | A polar binat a | car would command | in cash on the open Snowstorms pr New Jap Envoy Is $7.50 si2 50 $15 ber this—this FORD COUPE 2 MODEL Operate on Ball hruout the 19 Te j freezing mperature was 14 ho! 922 model Ne bat | | _ en she Below zoro weather pr over f Cc Cc Jail the Rocky Mountain «¢ On H CONVENIENT TERM |was killed in Colorado Spr when | i ii if ; Jan auto skidded into, a street cnr. i (Mail Orders 10¢ Extra) [Some eittaHhe le repented ampere if | stook in Colorado and Wyoming. | Clip thie Coupon from The Fill out with 3 } WL. live si Wyoming agdrees and bring or s to The Star office, Eaton |Tomperaturon wore: Landr, Ws Avenue, with 60 cents (Mall or 100 extra.) T ‘ aie 18 below; Sheridan, Wyo., 18 beow ; you to one of our comple i » Bot Dealer in Dodge Brothe |Yollowstono park, 26 b a Vehicles M,, 8 abovo; Hoste ya 4 q m Broth H Ifrom 4 to 10 below: Don 4 below. | 4 Druck | alien q | : 4 f Kast Pine at Summit Hippi on an idewa on MP AMMrOHD «os cesesessees a rd “vo, near Marion st, Wriday! F GA st-O318 night, Mrs, George Hancock, 36, fall] i PHOND nd br hor log. She is in Provi | 4 . ieee 7 Megs Rounital | Hy aynly HAC eat ie get fans VN Owen Baker. ¢ t at Impor and r Pierce cour A full Ist of pardons ¢ = 7 ic Nets | sheapest: will be do early in the 4 Ghihed by Goclia market. That prac-_ |! 1 as much a y. ees Unpaid Hai’ eke eek nic 2 ene y Cooli ge | tice gives every used | h spa He wrote, The governor has * WASHINGTON, Deo. | Bikver fate desl S pred make public the namos of those pa- 4 @ ambassador, Tsuneo|} Cat buyera fair deal. | re: Greets M 1 or pardoned, he continued, ; — Sarees | ay ar Ems ee oe - the old rgits 1 be Vary Joner {9 worthy of p M4 F » come. t an sald fe ot For your protection make T 75 of the th 1 prao {worthy of a chance to 6 - President Coolidge at te}] your used car purchase . ttornoys in King coun- | himself without being constantly ¢ House today | from a reputable dealer, ‘gaa wero barred from further ac- | fronted by the fact that he was once 6. nyt 3 ] vo -f Kxamination and Latimate Pree a | t have paid their an inma ‘| @ penal institution," 10924 E tho superior court, if and prior years to tho «Phone Repair Men | ; order ght Saturday by 4 . communication SNE, bee tevation tor Manager in East | 1 Fa ; 3 t General R. G to Work on Sunday { | pretty good proct that we have nat | ; uy 7 },COLD STILL, GRIPS ‘ > | | fied our patients and stood behind om, Dec. 20.— Wilbert esirablo access A WESTERN STATE erior court barn tone Hino repair crews in Se } | work. Wo'll be right hero to ses that © of the Bre | are value at tho p Two peredtis a A at We co ¢ t perio. cour i be kept busy all day sun Sh aay work we do tor yeu wil entity || Totimon manager of the Brooklyn|| Mo., ns a result of the storm that | (@unst George Grant, ler of the fq day in an attempt to restore service t D t 1 Offi operated on at the Union Memorial et ROTHERS has virtually isolated Missourl and|sobenting con shine postbess Sih ‘ jinterrupted by the cold weather as| ‘ osion Uenia ices 1 this afternoon for pus on|| ING Southern Iiinols. One of ther was And fe. forthe fon nite {completely as possibio. ‘Two thou- , 1408 West Ave, 1 This Saatilitey death hehe a ; ha inalt nd phones aro still out of ordor WH STAND T weet OF time od mec! | es athka nig lie Horn ; in Seattle, it was estimated at com i 22 Years in One Location | C Dp from an overheated! Remington's Code provides th ,(Pany headquarters Saturday morn-| ‘ as aie Pee ht pare were| all attorneya must pay $ iy {208 Continued cold weather he ODGE BROT id so . ~ My caused 7 D CO! ‘ ROORING Li walttr overdue! This, Sharp says, acting f the used wires to continue to break , | RING |stato exatnit has not beon dono |*enerally It was expected that tho| e ea e ar 1917 production. Att At Milwaukeo th nused largo numpor, ‘Tho board, |RUMber of phones out of service le four deaths, three in consisting of Howard M. Findley, |Would bo materially reduced befora! MA-JONG COUPON OVERLAND ROADSTER dents and one by ¢ " Dix Rowland and Thomas 1. Saturday night. Grady, | has protested Grant's actions with. MRIS TEE Py out ~ i Pind) Hove ates that |CAR MEN PLAN BIG BALL | Mii pathic blr BL MA | Mayor Brown Saturday evening J lead grand march at tne jsixth annual bénefit ballsof the SANTA CLAUS COMES | Street Railway Employes’ associa. TO HIM IN OYSTERS; Hon SATAN, watts hela] j;at the Masonic emple, Pine ¢ HE FINDS 35 PEARLS |! rrarvara Sa] |} Fptszorovan, Cal, Dho, 20 Santa Claus ame to A. A PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.—Chris- Tobin, Hillsborough capitaliat, in pher Henox ia under arrest for ths shape of an oyster mpersonating Santa Clays. All Tobin discovered 85 ponrls of || Areased up in whiskers and Fed coat, various sizes, the largest tho size || Ne paraded the thorofares taking up of & per, In 70 conte worth of || COlléction with w tin pan for a oystoru ho bropiht home for ain. |{tambourine. He wan escorted betore ner last night Itho judg charged with soltetting | monty ro | Starwich Asks for were from the Inst s¢s- ing over Christmas Shower | tees ; On Muscle Shoals and the post ly 1,100 Eagles ed the ty raises, the senate got ppaahang sles’! such a muddle that none of att ut t the | the le y t, for the benofit/ors can foresee such an outcome, broth members, A/ Supply bills which the houso ul of $100.20 in cash and over| making short work of will require } ) worth of groceries was collect-|the senate's attention as soon as it ed. Taxicabs wero furni ed bY! reconvenes th avoy Tax ct Co, the} Threo of them already have beer Bonney-Watson Co assed by the house. | Rae of 100 candidates was !n-) Oppon of the Underwood 1 Muscle Shoals bill, encouraged by . fo} aE their 41 to 29 victory on the Wa Seize 26 Cases of amendment making leases subject to the federal water power act, feel c Scotch at Garage fident they will be able to defeat the } Fede Lagents Friday night seized} ™easuro after tho v— 8c 8 Uquors and six] ) bottles of vermouth in a raid on al i go at th ave, one Present when the liquor was| | od, but ‘arrests of tho owndrs| y follow today, according to Pro- — | ibition Director Roy Lyle, Shenandoah Commander | Writes of Visit to Northwest Return of Siispeet| The visit of the navy dirtgibte Sheriff Matt. Starwich Saturday | Shenandoah at Seattle and Tacoma instituted extradition proceedings | (uring the ship's memorable trans. against Merion Thompson, alias Mar-| Continental flight, in October, ts jin Thompson, arrested at Big ‘Tim-] given a full account among tho ber, Mont. Friday on a chargo of| memoirs of the voyage published jiemoving 8 mortgaged: automobtie| in the “Saturday Evening Fost in from King eount its current se grin de ah Sateen |givon by Capt. Stanford 1. Moss, U. & Ny commander of the Mother and Child Jeraft squadrons of the battle flect who Was one of the officers on Lose Lives in Fire }'° "000,04," CARDIN, Okla, Doc. —Mrs - Olden Lewis and her g-year daughter vere burned to uth Two Tots Burned to when a rooming 1! ® f vod by fire, Olden Low Death at Detroi and fathor, was severely] pW@PROIT, Doo. 90.—Two babies Whéngho entered tho Dulid/purned to death and three enildren ing in an att®mpt to rescue them.|o¢ OC. ©. Whitman wer Twontyfive other tenants SCA Pe | py na fire cause without injury The fire ted | heated e that di troyed their from an overheated stove. phome o