The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1924, Page 1

— Caen cc rn a een ene Un Ea UNaNEN UO OTTO TOT T CETTE OS The Newspaper | WEATHER | - | Cescet sad Satur BY JIM MARSHALS AR of lit « wipes ‘ ir at Cushma f ef e Xrhys ¥ , more . ‘ 1 grasped b HO OM @ nich ASKED TO BE TAKEN war wit \ TO CUSHMAN HOSPITAL Howdy, folks! Only 364 days w life tm the old der ve arya lat : @@ Christmas. Do your Christ another year of it, anywa He sent ¢-diata . mas shopping carty! cee Joe Bungstarter spirits a but where the “= BUSINESS MAN HELD AS HIT- RUN DRIVER! Jr, wanted @ dut we Little Homer Breve, recking-horse for Christmas. After Christmas ittle terror for father pi Down Crippied Newshoy CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON MY dat: ed IVY CLUB Tt) The gink who puis a “Do Not || Cate ¥ etches ceria scl ons ea Hang Hen Diiser and Get $50 postcard. REWARI n Sito 2 cash for ¢ ar a. day Our idea of the man in Maxwe 1 ent the world is a_gink o is Vtth yumbla and Ok toy have hiv tonsils pulled out as a Walla Walla Christmas present <° ‘rank Fretwell, secretary of th nobile , rt Gk: Hpc\ bound $4. wearin of sible for the sumgestion. The s a nistletoe yesterday ejcredited it en or eight years ago. ts her budget ta.."oyerhead The reward is offéred in } ¢ of the 30,000 motorists & pense.” to the club, who are'devyote’ to muking automobile driving safe in th! Se state,” President Maxwell said. “We favor, putting x Another candidate for the Po behind the bars for a good, long ° try club, is the, ink who shows = te neanist stiver Seek “BF ROM his cell in the city jail, where he had spent the gn pesqpeemptiemia is night, Atherton E. Scott, office manager for the Kerr- MeGUFYY’S FIRST READER who, speeding rec ‘klessly thru Kos night, ran down and pos- sibly fatally injured Fletcher Green, 41-year-old crippled newsboy at Sixth and W: aetiake aves. and sped on his way. , : Jaround in the street and «ma H. E. Graham, 1978 Harv Oh, see the little man. What is he doing? He is watch-ing his wife. ren What is she doing? She is open-ing int ‘Frida his present to her. What iw the 1 pres-ent? It is a pair of box-ing : nem at. , doves. Will the little man get a Green was aeulag Westlake : 7 a trod talk-ing to? Oh, that is net the) 4¥*, when a Ford coupe swung is wpeed tall of it, dear-ie! from behind another car, hurled Scott 8 am eee him to the pavement and dashed Ross , t : they) Way at high speed e and bank re Beattlo bootleggers anr ne J Seco ees St ernatn open New-Year’s for the| TWO PATROLMAN fi sha ve Spee i ae I Remvenience of shoppers. PURSUED AUTO nia Oe ne. 4 Martin Norgau pac He ts oe Twas the day after Christmas, bivd., who wa to Eastlake ave And the last shopping gent ne of the in bridge. I never Was buying at prices with a friend, George Greens Pole ot Cut thirty per cent. Sixth ave., ured tho first The case was put in PETES igits of the license numbe the proastating atte : e clerks are t fled the. police. Green meanwhile| was to be # the non-inflammable|¥@# sent to the city hospital. An and hand-painted|*-Ta@y photograph showed a fractured jskull. He has other injuries which van tee ees ICY PAVEMENTS %| Patrotmen F and E. A HEIGHT | OF IRONY | |Dickenson, at the University b a saw a Ford coupe, the first Giving father a pocketbook to | name s of which corresponded ¢ Christmas. the hitand-run car. They gave chase & ey? and after one block t car w Now we know ta Meee Mars such | @ue he gets #0 Becktic a ? ake hia Fog blanketed the north end ¢ Tes the night after Christmas, Keno elt Friday morning |McCoy’s Fate in Hands of And all thru Sot @ creature the was stirring house, dampening the pavement and cau © life is to be a department store | Manta Claus. Then he'd only have el With the Biggest Cit ooo The Seattle Star Home (E75 YEAR OF LIFE ITALY. TO HONOR: “cnriatmas = JURY HAS CASE While Other Districts Freeze nes tor ulation in ashington W | ° FORECAST “Vou. NO. 260 pe BATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1924 GOT THE FINEST KSIENT, HE SAYS DEPUTY PROSECUTORS | 13 F BESSELMAN. ROSS AND PATTERSON | HAUNT COSTUME SHOP | 1D esha: EC Oi black “Mother H ds?" | “4 | | Wi i | Xv " PIGOTT Gifford Grain Co., F: riday issued a denial that he is the man! Seattle Man to Be Decorat- ed for Orphan Aid nmer ulld} ne ic of the us completed uspicen of ommercial club, Column 1) GUNS BANNED \ 1 , plus longer to December 27, de fu n illness w | Ezeept father, who waa worrying? 9 Women and 3 Men ing the streets to be co’ with Ws head off trying to figure out eh bayer ‘ot lo ‘shmaak Sears-Roebuck Ends Sale of | he e would ay it. Scores 0 omobile: wki¢ le i ; int Tee ee OO CANS, Dec. 26.—The} on Eastlake and Westlake Revolvers by Mail . fate of Kid McCoy ts in the hands of and man re d 0 An old-fas nan in one who|fine women nnd three men lin aceldents. ‘The police traffic de-| ga, bee ton aoe, A Fmembers w Christ.| To them goes the task of deciding | partment found Friday morning one) orqer jouse in the country, has Mas present was a palt of copper.|Whether the former {dol of the fight| of their “busiest days,-owing tothe ianned the’ aale of revolvers and| [ted shoes jarena and man of many loves will| icy streets. No one was injured) jist mit | q shee |hang because his last affair had its| seriously in the crashes, but scores si aeas sth Rou aaline: toaee lending in death. of automobiles were difabled or| here except in the city for a year,| ani |_ Charged with the murder of Mrs. | wrecked and now company officials have de Teresa Mors, McCoy listened intently | Northwest Washington—the Sound | cided to di ue the sal all today while Superior Judge Charles |country—and the Missouri river val-| our plants and to take revolvers out | Crail instructed the jury |ley, were the only two places In the | of the catalogue auld A. M. Berry Judge Crail completed his in- | entire United ates where there | Seattle manager, Friday. | structions at 11:07 and the jury|was any moderation in the nation-| At the request of The Star, Con retired, |wide cold wave Friday, Southeast | gressman Miller has a bill {n con Two alternate jurors were .be-|winds, bearing down on Seattle | gress barring interstate shipment leged by newspaper men, who tried |from southern Idaho and Utah, |revolyers. It ha eed ‘the: haan to gain their impressions of the|where record low December temper-|and is expected to pass tho senate doe Bungstarter says his ambition | case, but neither would talk. (Turn to Page 9, Column 5) | soon . IS SUICIDE Manager of Carman’s Kills Self on Christmas SUFFERED POOR HEALTH Shot Rings Out as Family Visits Downstairs hems man mar slipped man store from 1 family is ® upstairs bed room in his home, 914 Federal and fatally wounded himself He. died, In” the: Swedish bat MP6 Pom. . joxpelntin had teen | kpendini’! Christmas evening with bis wife, hin mother-indaw, Mrs. Mirtam Crowley, anelmar sister, Mre ng, Besselman went upstairs Twe hots rang out. He had fired a 3 hooting him Main Street Deck McDonald, z new. tle t A. Virtue, t r wear a Christma t on Marion st. Jim Boldt, restaurant mat light blue tle and a ¢ cup smile, at Third ave. and Union st. Karl Terry, mere sport! new tle on Third ave, W. L. Rhodes, mer. chant displaying Christma tle along Second’ ave.” ‘Tom Page, lawyer, wearing rec tle, on James st. Malcolm Douglas, prosecutor and . Judge elect, weartng a purple tie, into the county-city building. George Ryan, democrat, arrayed in a sree tie, at Second’ and Marion Worrel Wilson, bankey, bedecked in a brown tie, on Second ave Carl Reiter, Moore theater, wear ing polka dot tie, on upper Second ave. Wilson ‘Lee; printer, wearing @ layender tle, on Fifth ave. Oliver T. Erickson, former councilman, wearing a mauye on Pike st Christmas t | terson j the y Chief and Tennant Home Edition TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. FOR CHRIS STMAS GIFT! Hu the M Ht y 1 1s e USPECT SURE OF FREEDOM » Police Say Former Detective Has Es- tablished Alibi in Holdup Case R DETECTIVE ROSS WATSON may be re leased, thoroly exonerated of the $40,000 holdup of the Koyal Bank of Canada branch at Nanaimo, {t by Police Detective was admitted Chief Severyns and Captain Tennant, fact that he ha by witnesses to the one of the bar Friday inspite of the been identified Tobbery unworrl how, on that Friday he etective Harry Weedin at had taken lunch at urthouse, He declir vitnesse ul to give the but said there his home for One of the men with a taxicab is head of Wa that liberty nes of his four were dinne resent in ¢ tson Severyns would now not for Canadi are trying to the. suspects, former detective “T Watson were it » officials, who xtiradite five of including the ey'll m the says I m him, which tickup, and I bought the turn loose Watson y brit Victoria wutomobile used in. the niso the man who says have two after the tires» from him holdup. I they exonera Deputy “Pr Patter and to free other ir s Wil “fight ‘ever day that he Watson, ar 1d for the nd before the ge have been ul, * Ite * snid, ndmit a prisoner cidioh “of ‘an A+ new plicity iz of br day the Nar on extradition proceed completed, It is not imder ‘tite * law to bail pending a fitfon complaint ‘oyr men imo robbery dx complaint, the robbery Royal “mh Nanaimo, RoC. James ha oharging on nk com in the at December of Canada filed He, Pat- identified as u” against was neh aga{nst been whom a fees complaint | day. I esse Hur led i m Au Y abs Eng ne Cheats ea One of tne disadvantages to Chriat-| 9 gl b ] Mn prenents in that you can't tell ly they're ¢. After vainly try- NDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. 26. | cae ght something in the dark | next thing she remembered was | Mrs, Clark's husband and his the track, An agent at.a small rd to boll coffee in the percolator Smiling courageously from a | God knows what | when she was lying ona belin | parents wero injured but she | station notified police he saw Hat Lizzie went you, you find that) hospital cot, Mrs. Kenneth “But 1 held on for dear Jife . farm house with a group of i A i Aiea ra wet | Clark, 18, today told her and realized soon that 1 was people trying 16 restore her @ | AMUffered only from exposure | woman riding tho pilot of tho 1,0 | theliling ride of 12 miles thru clinging.to the front end of the conclousnes: to tho oxtrem@ cold | Knickerbagker locomotive, A The Height of Caution Eautp-| vero weather on the cowcatcher engine and riding fast "It seemed Jike T was @aking | Kennoth Clark, the girl's hus: | speciat switeh eng trailed the “og Ittle Bobby's kiddie kar with! of a speeding locomotive which “So L stuck, fit the cold alr up out of a drear 0 said. band, notified storekeepers | fast train to Fort Harrison and ¢ chains had crashed into her automobile comed to eat right into my The Knickerbocker special on the Atreet from the cross | thon returned to Indianapolis Aen ee a! “It was just a natural thing hones and pretty soon I didn't the Big Wour ratiroad, traveling | and ald was summoned, | tarther on, nea Oaklanden, 12 tO the Back of 9 Ford to do,” she said When ine | seem to remember much and 1 | rd at & = 60-mile lip, but his wife could ngt be found. | mites from the scene of the ac Nenes;. Te a You engine hit our car and Twn kueas T passed out of the ple | struck an automebtie in whieh County and elty authoritte: oldent, a farmer pleked up the Again Some Day thrown into tho alr, my hands ture Mrs, @lark was riding at a formed searching parties and girl’ unconscious form and no. —_ . es went out above my howd and | Mre. Clark smiled again, The | crossing in Indianapolis, | searched in the darkness aione | tified authorities, @p ‘J wighauean SOOTHE | tol Fris| filed Wednes-| | effort to marry off Dan Landon before the end Leap Year The of Star presents this exhibit of the re- nowned law-maker and lawyer done in oil. Maybe we needn't worry, tho, because the picture, it is said, was painted by a woman artist.. The roll~ofe paper wi Dan's hand is a speech he has prepared to congratulate Doc Carl- yon on his return to the senate. He will wear the dress suit when he delivers it. BY FIELDING LEMMON WV HO painted the _ picture That ity BIX more days the 192 | seems to be quite a secret endars will ¢lip into waste “Where did the picture /come keu e numerals of the new | from?’. Dan was asked year will not be divisible by: r iy: ent aid n. And unless something liappens From whom?” he was asked unospetedlys cand stiddenty., Dan, say.” he! said, "there's. going to Landon, probably the widest-kpown! be quite a fight this session .oyer bachelor in the Northwest, will have! the child labor amendment |p seed thry his 7th Year un-! “But about this picture? athed and date until “Yeah. I'm going to Vote for the beginning of the year The] amendment. "How do “you think it 8 rmed the pt t Dan! will come out? had ped the wiles of Cupid too! In « of Dan's failure to | talk Band this Leap Year| about the matter picture seems be th den opportunity for! { the fine hand of a woman as immediately on his gua How. about it, Dar There are 60 da has ¢ aped cap-| six day eft % How did he t By utiliz st ame of publicity he has been given th t the for the past 12 years. alled b Hon- ve called hi OLD ELLENSBURG oc RESIDENT DIES in Polit” tye William A, Stevens, Pioneer Wielder of the) of 1873, Dies at Home been’ labeled After the last gislature he was) _ELLENSBURG, Dec Another Man Who Saved the | pioneer of Washington state is dead here today. He is. William A.’ Ste mn has been called) vens, miles phrase ' that} noon. staid during! +. He homesteaded here in 1873, and 73, who died at his ranch four from Ellensburg | Christmas d this Dan Landon mad thi le ye body wants a/died on the original homestead, now man’ who doe wear a vest," Dan| being» actively managed by one of sald his The rase “Vestless Dan" wasn’t! “Mrs. Stevens, whom he married in exactly true. Dan did» sometimes) 1875, and= three sons, all-of Ellens- wear a vest, but he never thought) burg, survive. one was necessary.) Clo at the beginning. of Leap, Year, | 100 Gathered Up i in went Jan’ hid all his vests Petiehenve vocmetuinttcone N. J. Liquor Drive He smiles to himself he| NEWARK, N. J., Dec.) 26.—With |thought of, his triék 100 prisonérs up\for arraignment to: But. today The is expOSINE | day as ‘a’ result of William N, Walk: Dan's trick. At great, risk to life, | ¢, vigorous “dry” raids of the past S liberty’ and. pursuit. of happiness, an | pay sistant chief enforce oil painting of Dan, not only with a | inent for the-New York-New ve but within a dress suit, was ob- | Jersoyearea declared. thé latter stat ain the “wette: inithe United States,” With the “Vestless Dan sie and krinounced he will renew his seix: happen Moran and Family Kelly and Miller Are at the Olympic at San Francisco _ bert Moran and “Family, of |» GAN FRANCISCO, Deo, 26/—-Dieut, Rosaria, are-at\the! Olympic: tor. the Oakley Kelly and Lieut. H. C. Miller, holidays.” “When Mr. Moran. put. Se | attle on the map as a ‘ship-building who were reported nibs. Soca alts thet Tatlakwbtee thes Ofgeatate Fe eee vad at Crisey DOW. stands was Aavvacant lot,’ save Crissy Meld here,’ arrived at’ Criss¥ | tor the-old’ University building, on a pees lane near. Marys- | Which the’ boys were playing’ base: | vite, nd spent the night there, | D8! flying. leisurely to their destinatton | here’ this: morning, | he trip soutly was made without | aceldent of un¥ kind, according to‘air rvice officers at the Presidio of San nelseo. Troubled? “Th HLL your, troubles to a policeman,"’. used ‘to | be \C. of C. to Senter wood aide { ut here 1s some that’s bet New Home Monday | ..- : reparing » to. enter thelr new “Tell your troubles ‘to Mr. ioe next Monday, the offico staff Fixit!” of the Seattle Chamber of Com He's’ The Stars’ ‘Trouble | Merce enjoyed all* tho thrills of Man,"’ and he undertakes to | moving day Friday. The moving |} relleve you of your worries if | operations have been under way for |}. they concern any public’ mat: Ja week ter, ; Ho's the go-between in got: | ‘ H ting your difficulties before |4 Killed in Ohio Ape cfebec! enon town them straightened out Crossing Accident | SPRINGIINLD, Ohio, Deo 26 Use him! You'll find him on | Wiijah Wilson, 83, his wife and broth : | ; Jer, Harry, 25, and his daughter, Mar The Editorial | Jorie, 9, were killed e today when ‘ f Rig Four pil@enger train struck L Page! K y IN a thelr auto a" grade crossing