The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1924, Page 1

a FV A © WEATHER Batered as bec Clase Ma VOL. 2 6. NO. 257 = ATTLE, WASH HOME BREW! The ‘Newspaper With the Biggest Circulz vor The Seattle Sta TUESDAY, ation DECEMBER 2 “ Pri 38 — Pr Pri >< a] S “oO “a ——4 om | es —] 1 —J — =] 1 Wi ashington by Mat TWO iy TALLAHAS SSEE'S. PRETTIEST nest | Soudas Is Back i in B t BIN HOLDUP Home Edition CENTS IN SEATTLE. Trim Your Christmas Tree Right-Pe 9/4 OTHERS TAKEN IN King County Jail! ROUNDUP TWO MEN SLUGGED, ‘| ROBBED! Coast Guard Man Left Unconscious on Rail Trestle; Lost $50; 3 Others Robbed B* ' ‘ ‘ Chicago Visitor "= ' Philosophical | 2a: wes s Meteo Over Trouble | rosies’te"siasna a watch. "the Howdy, folks! ‘Tis the night ss been told that the Fourth is)! ty before the night before Christ Returned From Walla Walla by Ed Ross Watson, Former tions concerning | ‘tt mas. edom . . “a Hughes, Man Who Ran Hi n Detective, and Dick |: "wx for_wint r . Piet ? “ gis Shively Arrested|"; , h tocking cap and over y . ch na. s Naxt | Alls, bh Allen ¥ ix, 316 N eh Jon soups Monday Night ty 4. quite | $4 nd W in Seattle nis 2 . . 2 barge of jail break X men, two of them former : . z of Everett tz s d Souda» was paroled from ft} \D Seattle policemen, were held | HAD A DISPUTE WITH se snatcher ant ri in jail in the Northwest Tues | DETECTIVE HERE , t lepet. She was r , x < . T tay for the daylight robbery, on OOF .FOUns, EYCRRO _ visitor robbed of her railroad ticket to Cle © hope ts all t t December 1%, of the Nanaim wel Os a die petereen iy um and $6 4h cash, Y i for Dy body els B ci t B.C. branch of the Ro elf and K. lL. Webb, an emi i good tin Bank of Canada, detective. It'ls Mr. Webb's conter eee thit Mr. Muihy 4 ; h othe st LVL GEE GEE, TH OFFICE u « ea Mis ing War Vet c Acoma fter lost their v VAMP, SEZ t ‘ . “ a lowing an exten, Mr. Mur It may not be a white Christ nbeiag te sot Is Alive in Havre at most two fextaibne; deelsicts mas, but we'll bet it will be a : ' held are ht him back to Washington PARIB, -Dec a . Mr, Webb, “he gave wet New Year's. ath, deorge K. Mo-| ROS WATSON, | serve thementencs Imposed upon him. | yyy me DN, fe uch Knockout drops they Soudas wore an “Oregon boot” | svn iy Herska cane Nar By reste wae boparell’ ve mer Little Warmer T Tuesday, but Ss - — hil had po - — Waist be od im Senttic. This é 1 nt | Seuttie Wats ‘Oh, 1 did not,” retorts Mr. Mur- Not Muth; Trains Late a Keavy ah fair which locks or » ene from the poller ; : Pe The " neh (abe. thi sre It wasn't really colder—it just etter |* Drip sites 32 seemed colder Monday night and . i here re a Sve wo (early Tuesday. Sunda * stg - aragy t cy holduy saya it might be worse. |JoWest was 18 degrees; Monday ‘ People who do their Christ “ ms Tuesday's low mark was 24, weath- hopp rl ' CLARENCE HL. SHIVELY On about as good as anothe ) L, y Nasi nada Anderson, Paroled, |» attle % warm: and. there’s rman said. Forecast for Tuesday M 8 a feed on’ Christmas day.” i ae nd there's ee ¢ to Be Rearrested fon pubic pacer uch hope for a break in sight. Dad agin ; + ee hibeithaeh «bbe pete 2 It probably will thaw slightly < ' B of Callfornla: | WHEN IN ARMY PR sg irithe:sun fe GHEE QUE ; ands i a I year our gue but not enough to clear the streets Where is the old-fashioned H ® of Vancouver—na ‘good host; the lof snow. There was a chance for a man who can remember pre A WILLIAM BAGLEY, said to be before Montreal did the honors.’ Be-|break Sunday, for which day rain Vailetide seasons when the news- jeader of the g urrested in| fore well, th some time!or snow were predicted. The storm papers didn’t run stories headed: e i Tacoma. He has a record, st it was a jail somewhe ed to materialize, however. ‘Predict High Prices for Christ '. N, JOHNSON and HARRY all the years before that, back! ‘There was a northeasterly nas Booze; prs oe aapg hrwa Miss Mary Springle was chosen as the fairest of the maid- STONE, arrested in Tacoma te someth: or other, Any-|wind Tuesda highest Agents Warn of Poison Liquor?" ‘eng of Tallahassee, Fla., to represent that city in the recent | Wagons Slip on Ice; Please FW. HUNTER, ar Mon-|way, this s Christmas No. 9 in| temperature was 81, a degree below +| Florida state cen ial, held in . tesar jail freezing. Exposed snow, however, P | Florida state centennial, held in the capital. Be Patient, Is Plea wit hidcig’sthe': etal -apéing:/tbe rat | malta atlety, > IDEN) Murphy’s ‘bunk are ctgaret ends, nscontinental trains on all ‘ | If the ¢ Mo nged neatly in a row—soli roads were running late Tuesday. Late Shoppers Jamming: \»*\«: Negro Is Convicted csi |eerineed agai Weare een Te | ed wee, eee Oe Bot Dig up of Dope Possession » identity harder than usual from four to five hours late on the ] t D t St ! t ; mg tecatinpekcit a drage’ on it Great Northern, Northern Pacific 4 ight tor will be ar } PSE Y ial and Milwaukee lines. Extreme cold hia fa to Seattle and the | full on song fiest " ~ Nera ed “ of y about | the cause ry j transferred Windy City ts kidding. How about! .* Mother, Father, Sister, Brother All Hurry to eRe extradition |the war? How about that, hey?| Local trains to Seattle are running ‘ H issue p Finish 7 ir Christmas Lis complaints were filed against Shive.|Couldn't be in Jail while he was/0n time, as are tralns to Portland ae te eet inish Their Christmas List complaints were flled against Shive- rth the Fighth. division, down in|#Nd California points. ‘There ts little . bh 4 ons x Boone eae. “sind z a " sia, huh? How about that?/‘ouble with snow in the mountains 3 , r P ACKED masse n the jams and ete nia jee cc.| ““thata’ whete. I :f008 says|%5 yet, but there will be in caso @ e mos femal aited inthe care of ato: 15-Year-Old Bo isgay et aie Setphy. his a 1|Chinook brings a sudden thaw, \ p agents said. te their mother t ° “ A as ft that year even—in the saa Y, GOV. HART'S MOTTO , Is Bunco’ Artist were expected house down at. Camp. Fre.|, Ice floes in the Columbia and Wil- 7 ART'S ce Watson and the dhouse 4 jlamette rivers today were hindering ¢ " : 4 earold boy qualified ore. ui afternoon. Just before | mont both river and deep sea traffic, The pen is mightier than th >. m. Wedne But it ood Tam endeavoring to take care of | bunco artist Monda he |, ci dail ob Rawk | athe: Ofegen weather “Huneet oe oi omen pushed ed ¢ 4 of t tuat t nding out tru windled th ladtad. f from Judge Fra licted still another day, at least, of e Micron fe bet Aly y . ree hernia fan ho had & ; | Tots Want Favorite cold weather, with prospects of a “ah ‘ k the z ~ 7 Ebina! ihe s re in tho city jail |letup indefinite. ees ee” ae eit asc eee oe tee ee | Barber Shop Horse) ‘seous sss in vate anspor crowded lot of the hin ‘ | charg Ho. tailed’ to. retin’ wit d Tuesday morn-} +Noxt,” called Mrs. C. A. Barnes,| tion may result {n event there is not 4 (Turn to Page 7, Column 1) ienced ho package (Turn to Page 7, Column 1) Jat the -children's barber shop on)an early moderation. ‘Wooden vew: _ -- Union st. when she had finished S¢ls cannot safely move in tho rivers c sai: pe a oe SA Sa senate ie RS OF Q {rimming small boy’s hair. But/now because of the cutting of the J,” say nil Applesauce, ithe ttle 4. sat still ico, Pilots refuse to move deep sca “f ‘dim t mind be @ golf widow e where she was, yet she was next. | Vessels at night because many of the durin the stm onths, but I’m | “I want the horse,” she said,/channel lights are out. oss ceili \ elfagestaaite 1S a e Ta oy U1 S } aa |when Mrs. Barnes motioned her to| ‘The thermometer dropped to 14 i te whdow all winter | take the chalr. And she watted un-|Delow at Bend, OF =H ‘itp cold | til the youngster on the horse hadj W@ye continuing at © Dalles, with Tha star. yesterd ——_——- - = = — | vacated, and then she was ready for|8 below as the minimum last night t of Martin Des; s : WHAT A GEAUTIFUL HE NRY!] (H ty Engi rR ining, | her. bob. ep ees ee Moe ot Wak ee YE cecal EINT\ ounty Engineer Repairing | tnt that ike a man waiting for lA the Cold W: lived in that di Se caeriek mln Slorin Damage tolSvetem, [MeL Meese tiered ate nother Co ave — HEA 9) | his favorite a remembers when * nt ie UMMA ao aes BME ¢ 9 y Bi ut all the uttle ones pre-| Is Due in Midwest okane bridge A GIR LET ar Stor! |fer the horse to the chairs. aa: gst AGO, Dec, 23.—Another coli eee wenn FoR AN. County engineers Tuesday were x Tr APRN : A | i : ete duinemercto the} [vs ave is on the way, the weather i CROSS- WORD PUZZ Mootve Beh Dir forry system, when It was | bureau warned. The latest wave is | FOR aot UM My 4 ih "4 Naetase Ae pushing southward from Alaska and Ps ge tae pile \ Satorade onlent M : St t is now in the Canadian Northwest 2 ge es OBL, aoe seoraey met | Matin Street |) "soow ts tanne over « cma: y | \ ; ; Jable section of the country. Heavy tie ) 1 Heights dock was ram-| | Tltats ted trot NE ages MEANT hea S UTR GT precipitation is reported from Ne- —~, tig: wilt Dn Ulin wore toch Ose J.C. BRIDGEMAN, cigar man, | braska, Iowa, parts of Mlinols and the center letter 7) = The P dock landing was| taking sun-bath in front of |other Middle Western states report heing “A”. All| , ? used Friday and Saturday until the} store. #. B. EDGBRS, dentist, | considerable sno’ metons diving " Vashon Heights damages had been| admiring new bank building at | ‘The principal disturbance now cen- ita posi Will’ be Y/; Greer paired it, too, collapsed and} Second and Cherry, W. M. | ters over the far southwest. A heavy : | 1p Oa aee a ; a WHITNEY, bootleg buster, hur- | snowfall is reported from the Rocky ~ warded a season to | ised and pumped out t | Y { = pass to Woodland) A RCHEOLOG discovered to- | cont aronsing 69th st. N. H, and pur-/YEMPERANCE organizations to-/ ey hushand got so interested in his, Tuesday Wednesday. ‘The Port-} T¥ing up ‘Third ave. W. ‘T. | Mountain region and adjoining ter- | | fe Aa ark, day what made crazy-quilt ued him with a butterfly net and a day were trying to get a Jaw | puzzling that he pulled the checked! 4#@ a is used only in em | LAUBB, lawy reading (The | ritory | s) «ee ‘ P ie ceolans | ant é ie Vitae out repealing one of the rules for] 8s on cles or for 7 nd festival par-| Star for late news, EB. F. TAY- Snowfall was reported from Kansas | 4 i ib inline lerazy. People used to K crow etlonary, irned A s-word puzzle constructions, This} VAnket onto the floor Work OUt) tion in th time, It is, lo-] LOR, book distributor, lugging | and Missourl points. | rtic { nly wast ta | Word puzzles on them year yo, be duca a “ a his e) 0 Ol! is rule 67-3, which lays down that| hie tdea better” He trick: ok ee a Tower cette the is.| Christmas p: s to the Post on Cia th'sbna Mpelosisay® <7 99 ae farted printing the | 08¥ and lived ino Oust olevery puzzle must have the wore e-letter wo on imbi , F Juarterm , Office. TED NER, laws . * | us to » for Christ- | foe newer rted printin 1° ie ufid the pursulig. fan met’ that| ever iy mu a \ wor 1) fiv ; r word for imt and ine oe 8 r i a ies bay SeapRnes Che. alintor INIORoae | Californian Glad ; I m to put | puzzle evening, anyway, Our cameraman, . ns a ol bea Ae) asked his“wife, But all she said HO cy ROU EAet ae ate. OOK oS one 0. s§. BC . puzzles ‘ol oO ruin © coun Saturday i: 2 “ \i @ ve DEAR rae. “Well, the “b’ St, turns out , try and ‘pul bad thoughts inte the,bue got {angled a minute tater, i iB his money. ANDRI T hope this snow doesn’t go away tho firi® letter of «a word NETHER strange sight was seen} minds of fans, It Is sald, “An alcoPeauso the word he wanted wa CO. PAYS HIS ALIMONY banker, getting Into the mc Ltiaiivaradli ci Atti atte ] » the office, Bere | probably 17 vertiagl—meaning trin-| AL outetae Heattle store when| holic concoction of juniper be | “oraz JAN FRANCISCO, Do ing mail@t the bank, W | Bitter, of Every » Who, With and thence Pl itrotululone of acotic actd, in ne} 4 girt in a checkored-hoard cont ¢ “ pA oot athe | he || POND, insurance, statking a vie. | Mr. Ritter and thelr daughter, is at j stectetaue San nt ae wortier the cult, went] Si 2,8 Sheckered-board coat was! meaning gin, ta e>ing to ale Re Charles DArey, comptroller for 4) tim on Fourth ave, BOR CHAI. |the Olymple for the Christmas hol " ys Haw r urprised by a fan, Me orkeed out! too. (*) | JAT'S all the nows we have time! local paper, company, will spend] MERS, traffic man, smiling hi days, “Tt is the first reaL snow @ i Pigleiryp ete ray ull the three letter words, like ego) (*) On the ground that gin now to write. If you can think of a/Christnas out of Jail, where he went] way aerosw Mirst uave I. M uld put my hand on tha€ I haye t fe did ery und eel and auk and tea before the| adays 1s nothlgs of the sort and| four-letter word, beginning with “h'| voluntaril her un pay HOWE, music maker, traveling a long time and I just love Ki, und I very merric, and did police stopped him. Now he's trying| the key phrawe ts misleading.) id meaning “the Infernal regions,"| wife $8,000 1 Uimony. The paper) a@yn hill on Seneca st. J. V weather was rather warm * bei my Sone A iy to cohstruct a puzsle on tho wire please telephone us af once, Orleompany decided a's needed! SMITH, bond dealer, “making © Joft Riverside and, while " Diny, aibelt did. spend two | StOr notting of his wind ut’ the police ye n Houth Seattle urly| don't trouble, We're Hieely to get it}and paid the alimony as a Christ early calld on the banks along 1 dectiad change, we are all ings for lineament dolle tation, Tail: $900. | to death last alght when] any time mas prevont Second [Metightert with BN GPARAEH IOAN VM IY } i EP ct