The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1924, Page 1

v : * | een . ~The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington ~ Eq HOME Th S tl St [weaTnen \PIRE ST. | EDITION c eat e ar FORECAST | STORE IS VOL. 26. NO. 2 Home Bre eta SEATTLE, WASH,, MONDAY, DECEMBI ‘ 9, 1924 ae TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE HELD {JP 8 9 Sa ea ing pepeepapeey sreesrerien Grief Stricken Jacob Franks, in First Interview Since Funeral ast yac . ur eY of Son, Murdered by Loeb and Leopold, Insists: | Suspect pig. Pie Suspect Is Sought! v6 ustice Was Not Done” pares OFeineee alleged to have held up the an A atier he is “| How Old Is Ann: sendy, falls! ‘The eaty t Ned Wayburn Gives Low-Down on gosh ppanontear gall ag How to Tell Woman's Age arrested by police and identified || by Harry W. Ginsberg, clerk at the store, from whom the bandit took $9.05. Ten mim Grinsherg had identif Holmes was also identified William George, manager of the Kex pharmacy, Third ave. and alter hi —7 Many weary months of Vester way, as the t it whe | ! ——== —— | month f | hs a Arrest Cheats Sowash of || anguish have added to hi || held up the drug store Saturday | peuld be persted: T) heartache nee Franks rope f git widow ~ ' His Sworn Revenge now ‘but a al ? hie At m., M | the ow but a shadow of his ed | ore 2 former , and bent under | i (ths Wake SIX ARE NOW HELD | his "tramedyent bent unde | ie kag , Said to Be Implicated in | Robert watched him ail de Ginsbe | Tee Death of Rum Runners Pea ee Brecon J it But oe See (CHEATED of his Intended Past the age of unreasoning " oe ee 5 lj Bem the harde ies See ~ : prey by the law, object of . heated out of 7 ii pte | : bof gy an Bag’ A coasttocoast international tego spe is . Bi a let i ss. , - man hunt, Harry Sowash, for rs y lm 3 nd Leopold. reh . a ie. -« f merly a Seattle cigar store rranane lan 8 a her off bd “ clerk, was the sole man at IIb : otk R " m é = . erty Monday of the seven who eof what “reel Juaticn” t " ck, TH’ OF ; gare LIL GEE GEE, TH OFFICE ure sald to be implicated in the THEY SHOULD HAVE t f VAMP, SE: TW nélo and th’ cross-word hijacking of the schooner Bery! || HANGED,” HE SAYS keep mat home. That eg badd Si y arpa British Co t th 4 ; ago T niki. Sever of Wh ve umbia, last September, and the " t \ ' Tae ar aston murder of her skipper, Capt traits of the unf Hot : d i William Gillis, and his 17-year the fat , 1th 1 ' | * me old son, William, Jr. and wit that 4 Bits | at n ‘ ‘ ver: “They wadealer t ting ex 1)) nt 1} f 1 ld ful rn t ‘ ha \ © the k cf - ie W Adam's hv : I L 1, now ing Vhen Eve wasn't there . ter ‘ years Saturd ey et . c e t t per to have ente We see where Jim Marshall, Sta ti . tiary f tk own th Imost in the ingort walked all around town, ae ° uF r tle BA hi o*—t station, where arying an exposed Mask of whisky ‘ Sikhs “ e hor ' ke robbed him of is hip pocket poet iy a by | ‘ A ‘és also ‘identified Holmes he miraculous part of the stunt ; mut hos An ‘ I ff bat he wasn't killed in t ¢ the re acute te He never calls them by name oe ats. « eft are || It is always “they.” He will ne ok ‘ranks GN IN SMALL LETTERS ON ol srg T || Permit their namen to defile his pisry 0b... Frank ne a reed BACK OF A FORD: ‘ rinie . Siser mout In it. Tt (a aaid that “he made “When Caverly sentenced the ¢ you read this sign you are STRUMPKINS HAS Justice not 6 n this “six 0 for what he did ' he said that 90 per cent of > ¢ vee MADE CONFESSION a : jould RFFTRE AGAINST th t c r . B ee Seg ne oeety ities ‘Sweeping on! if 1 DARROW, CAVERLY Abused M Be Iefinition for mother, A A Sore Gene one Har il’ pent uwton, rest iia. tba dudes Caves B13 used Motorman Who Re- = “Wok: Gas, 7 ood and Harry Cra ‘ ' eat etiet) A0e ts I for a chief jus. jt/than the Jadge, and 99 per || fused Him Ride, Is Charge | myse I y ‘a : tice ¢ t ir trial like “this. nt*of the cc ¢ I re ore e rig phot rp f the ttle ( a y : i diahiied oa in th ‘ rr : é: “a ECAUSE Traffic Patrotms y Be causres, ob Margaret Shes, said by Neal Wayburn to be most beauti-| \sacs ‘ cod and “Harold || YoY Upon Bis. desky Ne Jdcnobe one , ] Tee Mattia ‘hated, 17 wat Pe ves would noid) 2¥l show girl of 192 ie aa) aii tha SER ERE We ; ( two blocks and proceeded to baw! i K - pepe the mbes “ ould hold ji f i ‘ A e, but . re . ete t out a streetcar motorman who Om o pr cipthows tong BRITT Her nose should be h | 7 } 5 H Sevintke: thin (A i s for heard refused to carry him the required : = I : « length of her face b ! ‘ Shas: ad” thule’ wa xray Martin was dismissed mas very ps and milkmen in th: Ahem! So if you men will gather | where it m ; hist iy hoe Mon- Nesity were seriously handicapped | in a little nearer. ‘That's the “Her mout wide |* t a char ——— = — =| On Christmas eve Martin wa la supplying their customers. w Thank you. } as her eye and half agoin a & y r 1 the . | walking the North - aed on I right, Mr. Wayburn! bi: josey Bers err. (*The ts tery! G. which was looded with « Husband Stricken Ic | ake Washin ton batty When waiter aoe tomea io ABIGAIL APPLESAUCE SAys: | If you wi vghted hey oe | be clean cut ther too thick He na ti: eid rac tt Dead in His Auto y 2 m its way to the barn. Martin alike, senti- | ee on thin 2 strpos : 4 hailed the motorman and insisted on ‘When the mod- f cots eae | Arora gampricts pare Be tion y lelds Death M ster riding. The motorman réfused a f™ architect has tt nd mystery of | ‘ P drove on into the barn. Martin ar and s and mystery of | wn local business man, Ww seit vat Weliak Neten without 5 soon after and abused the street 1 little two-by four an, we'l len without der ¥ care today follow y TInt ae > Q car man very roundly, it is charg wee left over on Prater ics Gon vm death whit Body of Unidentified Man Found on Shore;|“Srar ncouny, Is charset < ayburn ou kno’ ns terda: ° fe . . 7 p3 | : P. 7 an'R m {Mitchell reported the case and Se Bc tine, ed about 20\ editions ofthe | well a She SAID TO M a after, abe Hands Had Been Tied’ Behind Him jah hertcap racy aiberetcaeiose - He: bas picked nov remain. pretty:it.she dog HAVE TURNED TRAITOR jhad 4 A with ——. 1 nga epee eet alls it the wre chorus th lead easonably simple and and, 't : her|]CE-STREWN waters of LakeJof Chief Deputy Frank Koepfit and], 1a'Un’s case was an aggravated litehen.” America. And he | restful life. Fatigue showa first n police ; I Wat E ae pe itp atehde Pee mrs pes 2n¢ lone in which he stopped a streetcar r out the | in the f the Hi band’s * be of apop ae: Depfities | Robe Boyd.'and | Harry| and demanded a ride when the mo- “He: v De J : ¥ xy caused his uddenty Ie de n Kennedy, | lately set out for] torma ? ss uty.) clear dep nd become. sh | : 7 ’ x j torman told him he was only going "Our new minister is just won n the backs 0 owed.” | the liqu irs, Pickarts realized that he was) ing w) be cens sto ‘Investias two blocks and drove on. Martin erful,” aid Brown. ‘He Wi ead but drove several miles tc “A Paravns - th é cache Hthout tellir followed him and became very ese tie SBGCEA Clad oate auatty «te easential for’ |Somuriraior. and ff 1s for this that | tele Nomeltgtore and broke down.8 TS en wnt) Mind! en the. shore Lc Cedlecd: @ fie ++ atuntacatrtne eumemnitn things that you feminine charm, acc t : 5 jened to get his job," the chief suid faa id ) it a parton. baroh ' eft w 1 on Columbia River! "tn an ortines. cae enon wapbitn <A Maton ‘fe “ g Prices Boom. . |fasacarcnier. ana” tne ame thin ‘ ‘ t i Hi h . aati ia haat q Fishing is all’ off while this cold] Policeman is insulting, abusive and n ar to L quor crime ighest Since War |i his, bands had been tied to/| eather lasts on’the Coluibla river| annoying. to the :pultic ne ek rir sa fata ; iad wale was transferring | PORTLAND, Ore. Dec. 39.<Hoge|** be di kK. ‘The ‘aT M. Wykoff, fish inspector,| Suspended for punishment, and if house that Jack of b he at su on the Portland market tod “ r uA ‘ the New. Arctic hotel.|t se is aggravated, like M ed the n in as he paid , , Arca 1a guar $2.65 to enantional price Pi care J. Ob The Columbia is frozen over at|/he will be fired’? Chief Severyns nother $5,000 on ac- | he color mat ¢ Dok 4 bree f 65, the heat here e the} t couver, and eres is a lot of| said. | one color int The outstanding young beauty |dump 24 case » the Sound and ne runnieee} nee. th The. man drensed Vanocouyer, sande x lot of i ' | ne if she hi sks sear Bie ied nO) war went up from 50e te : , ee coming down from above, It{ Martin was a traffic officer under , F 4d, but on ae sf f “ect ayerecin ip $1,: while: lamt . $1.50. alS green “woe ir is simply impossible. for the fisher-|Seret, Frank Fuqua and was usec nae rclepube ces Gusntogear aiid re | Sintec ate ee : local shortage of liv untea | "eu Unde ir” of" over men to work until the ice goes out./&8 a relief man for the semaphore Warts day.) Up betimes and cterent aa ces | xia r the chang and heavy real Chinook we are get-| officers at the street intersections 7 A girl's eyebrows should con. | ing in his “Demi-Taase 1 r r i 1 it k long th | y : hiree | we oie ad nd it is working along the —n form to the shape of her fac Are the sara 1 i A near © | : Hg? ayes shoutAhe larga asia well man euler Wayten From inh Fire Razes Half rgd Ms wilt not ve many days Congress Back on imine, hat did aay she liked hers ior eyes shoul “wait tebe teat Me he led it in nttle, It wa aj 5 hore at i he sayne spot | befo e/ rivet will open, up, and i Wikewt, the toni matatin, ena’ it, | "They should be the length of ons Oe course) women eoullar be " of Arizona Town ®t bey wax found fishing will be good again | Job; Not Working th and we ip apart 4 woman.’ aited final implicati SAFFORD, Ariz., Dec. 29.—Half of 1 members of ‘his fam | WASHINGTON, Dee, 29.—Con feass"il4 rice and other rich and neble ss A Sl fe E nd the othe the double mur-| the busi ction of this town of |!) ¥ ne the shore’ Vote $1,500 for gress came back from Its Christmas ” extraerdinary corm . a es ! A de c populati ir today | Mond m noticed a holiday today, but under a gentle- ee j |Mrs. Rhinelander Baker © waa. ‘arcs daturday |i the result of a fire which burned {Man's body lying half: in .theswate . Court Expenses man's agreement. no business wit Reers | aim FEC || Gets Her Alimony. tins on tie Now 3 nl {| Four’ buildings were totally de. {med notified the sheriff andj voted an emergency resolution. au-| be avoided D Marecs Wi tisgnia als eee | 2 ee REPAING, Nove At first denying 1 nilty, te tat yed and several other tially Jeoroner, | Deputy Sheriffs Ray Mur-|thorizing payment of $1,600 for jus | The big fights over Muscle Shod / er admitted it, but asser , yned. Damage was estimated at/phy, Frank Brewer and a party|tice court. witness ont neo ss | and’ “postal pay. rates Swill: r eqrs a Mrs. Leonard Kip Rhinelander T > | : sat and jurors’ “fees LU PAYS he Sones te James Bothwell, insurance, Bp a 3 (Turn to Page Colunm 9 Is 000. sron r Paid hic, “It's a boo ,iking to # friend on Second was allowed $300 monthly alimony , ; sent i from the coroner's office, compe forthn {9adi pension | until next Monday ee Mosire very’ ion, ve, CN. Winger, salesman, ||and-$3,000 counsel fees in supreme ae Cha oa ——| The house plans to go imme MEW iecares the mosquitoes, my Tay e ecaniint piciceiice miatkat cc) Court chars idaturday, patios lat | diately Into the appropriation meas- Danby Lewis, automobile man, {of the annulment action her hus. ures t are awaiting action. J | 7 } 7 ° e pee trying to land a4 good-looking band bases on the charge she trick i] ROTOGRAY ORE SECTIO cnatomer on First . A, jed him into marriage without mak atch Uu Rad } J d Ww ] i it = Dhotoxraph of One-Ksed Hor Gala lative hustll. a ing known her race. Mrs. Rhine- O r 10 1 O S, ans. Engineer of G. N. teted radio announcer, whose plew his office lander asked $1,000 monthly alimony dears. long Second ave. oa personality ts one —— }, Dies at Home Here features of | Bergland, manufactu j.2nd $10,009: counsel fees. HY JIM MARSHALL { — ®coupla phones and listen to ited just before it hit the auté& | turn on everything from Portland | Albert Malcolm, 57, Great | for order, on Second ave js DPARY Mis. what w mad azz a squawk from Loze On | mobile. ‘Then he tuned some | or Oakland to Denyer and Pull. | Northern Railway engineer and resi z, insurance, pulling up hill ‘Open Trial of Oregon world it is, isn’t it? First | patter like rain } more and we got the howls of mun and the sudden change fr dent of Seattle for 15 years, who of many gifts, whieh; of Marion st. M. J. Colqu | we had * ws and then {* , mm two miles away |, the victims. Lifelike, but de Denver's Anvil Chorus to Oak. | “lied Saturday night at his home, ere, shemeren pes nker, esl Sy the! Geant Robbery Suspects eet) ae wi fe and now we | antl be told excitedly that it's | pressing land's recipe for milk toast and | 5414 87th ave. S. W. is at the But who “tase in’? on tiie] fete Ph ryan huleyiie’ | OBIND,. Ore, ‘Dec. 20.—Drishwdt| neyte enone n the crowd applauding a fox | They weren't reatiy the whi Pullman's advice on how to win terworth mortuary, ponding’: tunoral pencerte, Chemtumnal OSes eC es Maes Ne Aci |waller Pisher and three others Ki We're the most unfortunate of | — trot in the St. Francis hotel tid caga® thew: Glotiinia’ “tesoal ter serub cattle, gets me scram. {arrangements to be announced later ete he vecetved| north on Second ave, Frank eller: Fisher, & vers WhO! the lot," one of them said to w batleoom at 'Iriaes f : ste bled in) mycmind.” {He is survived by his widow and ey tarde Moran, oducator, drifting south |are alleged to have been his ac-| only today A golf widow al om ag Dall ma‘om, uid the interviewer 6 it ons, Warold 1 Warren Mal alarm cloel | @on Sevond ave. George W, Beel- lices in the robbery of the Cit!-| ways knew, anyway, Where het The nut you're ball-and.chain They're caused by radiation ot “What would you Suggest a Ahead Arial Pap sa Police ee enc | er, physician, crovsing at Fifth State bank at Metolius, No-! husband was. He was on a golf Kes lee. wild-eyed neu cohesion ge something, in. the tho cure?” asked the interviewer, | com ee | and Union, P. H. Watt, hotel {vember 19, opened in ciiduit court] course somewhere, But you t boi Pena ht ty fer oe tub | sng Welh”* stuld the widow, coyly e ; a myed) man, amiling back at a mucat at Jat Madras toda Selection of a} « ridio widow now Where {n Potts a oA Con Y erate os Yes ‘ know that now,” said | aye Soy thing pF pal “* ‘i io |Robber With Sweet x Me hf he s ‘own, publish | jury 8 expected to occupy the! her hush@hd? Chances are he manner of Lore estortlelc the widow but at first 1 or Pheu aowe. $000 ae 3 pie for on pecial “Review of | ave. @ohn Neathy, engraver, | ss or may be up in Victoria op down Y eu We hy rd a the prt train wreeks were getting broad- | My a for a J BUE widow to | A thief with a sweet tooth and a It will be on the newsstands | x his way up Secofid ave. | | in Oaldand }. night he got. Tacoma, - You's cast,” 2 radiant, you know? taste for all-day suckers robbed the ty ae of Fs be ee roiling Wh p Woman Held Here ‘rose la where theche 4 fine aa hee yi Ml “phe radio palla somowhot up How about tonight?’ asked [grocery of J. 1. Lambo, 6963 10th Advi ONDON, Dec. 29.—The pound Brother, and the radio bug! fon miles away and that KGB on you, t take it aid tho inter the interviewer ave, S, Sunday night, taking a eS | sarin was quoted ut $4,78%, the as Forger Suspect | heart is always at KGBX or Was broadcasting the trumpet Viewer i | ure,” said the widow, my quantity of the suckers, chocolates, The new City budget will be much | highest mark since the world war,| County Jailors Monday were hold CRAC or KOA or somewhere solo hy ubriel, The lad on the “Some.” admitted the widow. teriously, “I'll give you a ring | cizars and tobacco, Wext year, |¢ in declared, | here this afternoon jing Mrs. Thoman Johnson for Van-| miler awa diais tuned in the loudspeaker “Wd be wil right if this bird 1 just as soon as the led get Jowelry was also stolen from the Wcomes 10 apending nvoney, | o-” feouver, Wash, authorities, sho war) Believe me, Tve got up for me to hear, but he got. it married would let one station de into the greaiwide-open spaces | homes of Mra A. Saurnoss, 1422 HY councit need four-wheel | NEW YORK, Dec, 29.—Steriing| arrested on telegraphic Information | mt midnight for the last tuned too far and all T got was fis stuff, But he doesn't, 1's a where the wavelengths moan Melrose ave, and Mrs. J. D. De q opened at 44.72% here today, charging forgery, { time to flatten my ears under the whistle of the Oriental Lim poor evening when he doesn't und." Lapp, 728 N, 66th ste Way Come