The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1924, Page 7

a Te Sl aS Pea - . ‘ e200 3 , ~.y JGIRL FUGITIVES RUMOR TROTSKY Out of Pan, Into Fire! “ype oapTurED | 1S ARRESTED | Anderson, Ant to Be 2 Escaped From School at Report Has Him in Kremlin; —_—_—— WOMAN BURNED) IN TREE FIRE Carried Flaming Decoration ; [ Sing Sing Only Rearrested From the House. : ee (Grand Mound; Seek Others; No Trouble Known Of : ape ‘MYSTERY IN. 2 : | ti rece L. A, DEATHS : y . he ar F Wealthy N. Y. Couple Found er jtnewnon a Mot Dead in Hollywood Home HOLD WAR VET = 3 Says He Is Mentally Incom- petent; Accused by Drys FOSTER FATHER : .., | paroled for Christ he ptly re 1. Ander-|" ttle for 4 dence failed Claims Which He'll Publish | son is seen in the center above, leaving ison. © The | "aor gang.” ° ; Will Support Innocence th bre Detective Kane, of ; district} y t $750. oI HCA ¢ goage ta the . y ‘ tt Central Methodiat e , ontha of ¢ , / . s 1. foster fat ? counts, two charging ; , by ; , offensive against his “tra-| quired to gi bond on all four co before being allowed a | ‘ Holly ‘un ..| 0 go to his hom@ for Ch me ® ured that | ( tinas ] Silty’s ‘ * n|were apparently in 1 te, He epherd and is| (— HERE’S MORE ABOUT rota i EER par mabee Tire te eeeeivns XE 7 are si CONGRESS DIV ORC E i ae en he STARTS ON PAGE 2 Figures Show Leap Y ear ee ede ie ets ee! WAS: Dlr auure itt 1024 2 thls m ‘ port t Ee ‘ , Bachelor Maids Failed to Take Advantage of regs : ron: hls apg Be rape Meer 7 smog be ae Alper Opportunities, It Seems HERE'S MORE ABOUT es pes ‘ | STARTS ON PAGE 1 it i e Va se pulsatir as greetings tossed ‘hr om SEER "ARE AT SEM === greater ag-| white heac hite hea 4 together FREDERICK & NELSON DOWNSTAIRS STORF | Dependable Goods Economy Prices -Frederuk & Neves Serves } Attractive Styles and VALUE in | WINTER COATS VON For Women and Misses Cy) $23.85 | oung womer N! TABLY Nite men, and The fabric styles are exceptional at ! to a special purchase tne due the workmanship and this low price } The fabries are fine velour, pile weave it chinchilla and so) fur fabric Nn Wint fashionable illy lined ome Annual Garment Clearance Offerings: MAS DRESSES AT REDUCED PRICES $4.35 to $16.35 OMEN, and young women, can find many un- usually good values among these reduced-price Dresses. Silk and Cloth Dresses in a wide y one-of-a- variety of styles kind Dresses for the businéss and colleg afternoon styles in the fashionable and black. Reduced prices—$4.35, ae | $8.35, $10.35 and $16.35. & woman, treet and hades, Many Trimmed Winter Hats | Reduced to $1.95, $3.95 and $5.95 Héts for bobbed heads and the matron are included in these | three reduced-price lots. Velvet, velour, metallic effects | $5.95. OWNSTAIRS STORE. meters ||_ STARTS ON PAGE 1 . rwed “Dire” | ‘ t r veers sot Si"atng Passengers, Rescued From | wr inst me wie he “= gigs Ship Full of Explosives athe a Pres Ho’ does it feel of . : * ‘ x rt os ANC LES Dee z T - ammers and fu tt ‘ 200 ected men unre 1 winte T ‘ ° H. Hime risited Seattle severe t= | Prohibition Go e Himes bas been Oregon Pioneer association for 0 AT OLYMPIC RESCUER STEAMER Past 49 years. | Many hundred ve m New | SAVES PASSENGERS Hine "sey fiend: bese ‘ctarve| Yous n /|Rum Running—Poison Liquor— he first native son Bootleggers in Capital—Cost of Dry Country ne immigrant trai the summit of the Blue mountains, hy. fer J - : de n € r they lit i leg ince! one T iT med k > nm 1 i“ | t = stored } explosion oxpecte ral 1 with grand lar I's and other momentarily mye om with a liquor ¢ places outside t then no word 1 transaction | i tne ‘ ‘ ‘ much rum “ee | r 1 nugsling as ever,” he MAN booked by the polic 2 minittee ¢ 1| gone t nw i Kentucky Langley—which is the a ie rosentatives, durin REPORT OFFICERS ON BOARD congre two-year prison guard's new for and the Anti ed him, explaining he ted dry and the rest didn’ Bieeoncoper tw IN DEATH RAGE Sik Natasa very eae in filled, With r fot Hawaiian teland ports trom Sho Rush Suffering Doctor|. Uhion Pacific dock at 4 Pp. m. ol commi Washington the yw fi . is expensive an ren tty. On the pamonger lot wae| Actoss Lake Erie Ice ‘ e ghaeaoe Wee acc, Pred M. Clenyenger, manager of the Pennsylvania. “I've ast guard got $12,- secon, ty’ % ; 3 eplied Jone vat it us dry 00 for its presen ML. Seller & Co, Honolulu office: PUT-IN-BAY, Ohio, Dec. 30.—A knees r He Pee ss re It dent ep h' at = 4 . their Dropman, n ger of J, Hornstein fperilous race with death from this 8 having reached in Aastatent et Attorr rum duty. Al Bone’ Hawaiian branch; Mra, 8. J, \ioe-hound land to the mair s ae Ibition Prem: the tat Atierson, Miss Jean Sehneid: 08 Par f art here thiw afte Vert. who eet , Situ sta ioe ep Mi. Dorn y He and Mrs, P.)) Dr. J. L. Sowash, physician tot tities he ¢ know,” sald year enforcing the law ’ eo Anson, Mrs, Thomas Sanders, Dr. [inhabitants of the Bass nd Witty: elem vee F Oones * eaten Horse ody de anybe D “and don't al vk XP, Wood, Mre Charles ae hoger oye all of Seattle. mt and | group, suffered ant acute ¢ ome roe ingat whee - t boa, eanal zone, parse pi agen’ sc ec it ne eine me fe | nay fey wat wel Youth Gots 30 Dag, raswen ie to rush him over the {ce which ; ¥ = spans Lake Erie between Putin-Bay|'t ™ tated by the company’s the senate Jug lary commit for Cutting Wires * x : ‘i t > that every yea! bootlergers ge ; tr and Port Cfinton | Ward Williams, 19, of Kentucky, In Killed When Auto The phymican wae on the road aout 8,000 be sallons i make was sentenced Tuesday by Justice the which the unit has poisoned to make| Kage d to recovery from severo hemor | Dalton, to serve 30 days in the county Plunges Off Pier |." maar ar Huge Sums Voted | eta atau onan ose aay oh nt vhages when his condition suddgnty t PORTH AND, 30.—Inquiry|took a turn for the worse i” for Enforcement * {°° a lgcg __|Ity. He was convicted Iate Monday Wis being ice today. into |conaultation between Dr. J. H WASHINGTON, De ane but a nv” the doctor) of cutting a telephond@vire in Falls pants + 1 the plunge of and Dr. W fares. added, “doesn't get all the poison] eity, WwW, B, Calling, convicted of im ‘ ci ina ‘ . , 7 ' out leoho! hieh u t * t ed an of ; fk ‘ perwonating an off S > ‘ feel su y rur tO ehity the date Cake ! tof lation bill, uimed Senator Rteod of| go days in jail, He ( LNibeey ey oe aes marshal at Falis Cit » the Poole howpita house 1 tWo sections ae 4t Chehal f thi bat ling $11,000,000 4 fo rohibitic Nforcement and Me SARTAIN 1 Depu A Kefin, 12 feet b The vogue of leopard skin and! $20,000,000 for the const guard, near-! v n Fletcher of the Sl 1 to be Fret Olsen, {chipmunk prints is realized in rity throw-quarters of which Ja onti-|lantn federal penitentiary have oak killed. Mra. Kukel Ani as well aw in fabrics, Chenille| mated to be for yved from office and indict e only difficulty mand J ! chasing rum run Sorlic were injured, give the furry effect, | mone charged with taking y to mukeftice, we take It nerg Gotham 25 Years ane . is Just 25 years, a bare quarter of a century, marks the dif- and silks in wide variety. Sharply reduced to $1.95, $3.95 and | CONFESSES SHE KILLED FOUR Death Tragedy in Farm | Home is Told by Woman | chanical Changes Many, but Society Has Changed Little; What Is Coming? NSPORT, Ind., Dec Emma Hobough, 33, a ° ed to munlering four members anifly at the farm home of LOGA | Mrs foonte for. her her father féat here Jay night, Sheriff Walter Bov announced jth noon. nfession Was made in the I © the breect | “I wondered at the time if the jneighbors heard the shots.” ‘The sheriff did not attempt to cet a detailed confession from her. He planned to secure a signed statement | hey treated me me: was Mrs, | Hotiotiatrs only explanation for tl Sore in his verdi with halluc persecutic fe filed an affidavit charging sanity in justice court and an igquir into the womwn's mental condition was ordered for this afternoon. Tho coroner's verdict held that the ce between this scene and congested, mechanical Forty- | murder victims met death from “gun- d st., New York, today. The plodding car horses drew pages vs inflicted with a shotgun loads from ferry to ferry, at the ends of the street. | lieay eine ar aoa Funeral arrangement BY JAMES W. DEAN $100. ‘There are 120 eperformances had not yet t 20—S7udge! H-| during the: season been made for the four victims Hent her fathe t ate \ h onl pied | eraktgcin , her mothe sry sed brot anc Viola tan op! is te the upper her brother, and Viola Hobough, old daughter, $250,000 Spent to hich has just opened its ith “Aida.” It is reporte z Broadway that he paid Henry has been LONG the North river docks.... $200,000,for the box A Portuguese sailor with a t years only seven boxes in| livid scar on hiv neck, his blowe| Save Loébh, Leopold cn Horaesios have changed | turned down fs tho to boast of the} CHIGAGO, Deo 90—The mitifon. In 1892 the 46 boxes i car, What's his story? A grizzled | aire Leopokt and Loeb famiti old follow In rags flow up the river 1 clrele were but the _ atching the tid Watching and approximately $250,000 to sa . Nathen Leopold, Jy, and paid upport | seeing nothing. What's his. story? A. Loeb from gallows, it Unde idetracked freight car a estimated here today, when it i oung fell filthy and ompt, | bee known that 000 Ik to rled up © ike a bit human | be paid in lawyers’ fees alone: \ 1 | flotsam 1 ashe r" Out WASHINGTON, Boer 90,—Sena tan i live table tor Shortric California, —repub: ™ i lone Imme lican, sent to the White Liouse tc before him nothing but hu-|dny the name of J AF. Bt n scum passe: In the back- | Sure, former suy J in Oak ound great ships come and go}land, to be Ju at San Francisco r from th von se What will his | district court, succeeding the late La. "Pr. Dooling. he hl | | be | | : if | | | { | i } 4 | be ‘ be i } | ip | ' it |