The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1925, Page 1

The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington WEATHER ) NO % Per Your, by Mol 92.00 EATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1925 ta a Home Filed From the Movies Pome "Fun te vs SEATTLE BROKER a =o Seattle to Be With Son Where Do We ies? | That's the Que stion That’s Worrying Pp of State's Legisli itors BY MAKIN Kowr Woody, folks! The state legis gare convenes at Olympia M fy. Flebermen report that gor dais are burying —themsely Bieet in the mud Ger, Hart DUNBAK iy week Wey the Gasser Tes Te wiens wet we Me: was a pik i wy ete ament THE ORIGINAL, CROSSWORD PUZZLE BOOK Laws and Statutes Wmhing ton eee Certain Olympia leasors have listed thei ms with the pro oe that th will of the State of vi “keep 10 One Oly W reported that a fem inine legislative employe Hving last » lied ust pr fire when it When a man dee’ m rl DESPONDENT fice Shi Trock Plunges into Fubington.” Headline Gems it had just beard that the pond bill veto was sustained. ereating Wie sow rem t Cugla and his a te ot tired fem te tack of « For TRAFFIC COPS; THEY uy SEM. Ee —Jee Biaschie, Jr Federal Grand Jury to Meet on Monday Olmsted Case Is Big Matter; Link Many Names in Conspiracy | ihe Lorire Cambern LATEST MUSICAL mr Gar to ine Hawke) SUALLY they crave’to get INTO the pictures. This ume ine Swallow’ —the famous U girl wanted to get OUT! Walithe song from “New Year's.” . . 4 u . . And after an appearance with Harold Lioyd in “Girl Shy, and an offer from Lloyd to remain in pictures, she looked jlong into the eyes of her small son, deliberately turned her back on Hollywood and came north to Seattle. “My little sén means more to me than so-called fame,” says Lorlre Cambern, “and I expect to make my home here.” i SS) 3 a Roy st. 3 ages | , aibete hd obeet rape ne lives * hase ad W. Roy. st ales 8 Gees | wit the federal grand jury to which they tained the name t hn. ight x meet Monday at 10 « m., “The Man Seriously Hurt ‘GEES Seattle liquor Garis: weve cited CH ed as they ave net heen «ince * When 2 Autos Crash Main Street the prohibition taw gies vaaaes weld!) Nfartin Wikete S Madison elas | . buaine © a the aut p HG. Rank ravel collided with’ another ma ng fast on Sec Mrs n Dearborn st, near Fi Percy Scheble and child, of We Wiksten was thrown thru a P w and the glass cut into his) ™tcher, having @ good tim Mor will t ake up imme ‘ we ane B-cont gas unch at ¢ Olym Wher who tor. { Net Seema id ie ieaiars| Oumbhs lawyer, *Barrying jQéslings me tater rine atone.” ecares| on Fourth ave. tama Judd (Mian Charged With Operating Fake“ ‘s to ” Sheriff Leo & Frid il. Sowers located Swisier at ti ape th’ eel 4. 4 re ed I. W. Swisler of| Pacific Net & Twine Co. on Wert ie, apartments, First ave.|tern ave charge of op arwich is holding 210 made § ered t War in the Pacific? plant dise p udve 1 al wrlder, he handled mer Included in the list: were ments concerning “The reputed to be Roy Olmsted’ $40,000 speed boat, whieh burned to the water's edge following an explosion last fall. or: Dittering from tomobtl é wich and five deputies tidaeHmihos Taniad Fete ict are bought « HE WHOLE civilized world is talking today about m the Chelsea road or werd Wany. “por Atier arreating the broker the ati the possibility of war in the Pacific. Certainly Victory highoeny. Sate as gant ee abot und fake Scoteh anes pean eails f doen SAMATE Fox THE: rox. then, there must he SOME danger. - —— cluded bills of sale of The IY Clan Simultaneously come reports that our nation’s de- boats widely Known In. th fool who reads over your fenses are far from adequate and that our navy is Deaf Mute Sues Dupen; . smuggling trade, which Dow says seriously crippled. Bad enough! But on top of that officials at Wash- er, ington, face to face with the twin menace, are hope- tt lessly divided. Some are trying to air the whole business and set Assault Charge Made Laura Foster Asks $30,000 Damages of! Mrs. TOD things right where they are wrong. Others are “shush- ike infihe patie OfPals Bp GOAD; ing” for all they are worth. : County aie Chef ald .to be chief engin THE GUN The Star holds with the “airers” and not with the mal charges of alleged |dainages on a series of ullexed “a tetalae | AINE ED NO LOAD. || “shushers.” It believes that if anything is the matter, sdeniiite ‘between’ “Angust,| tacks and “anatlte’”: committed : on VAD. either h our foreign relations or with our navy, he hospital.’ Tranny Boverr the public ought to be told, not put to sleep. Mrs. Foster, thru her attorney women »|Lady Willie Forbus, eb s Dupe To find out what the condition of our navy is, The Star and its sister papers assigned He did a thoro room, { her into her, § « her and Kicked I=. ‘feel sure thetr con # mtreet ack Philip Simms to investigate. aites eit “aes going to Panama and the Orient and spending weeks j “ig By ia OE on the problem. b “ je: oF "the spect! bow Bors Sim “Kin He will tell you, briefly and frankly, why folks are ‘ag! The Grayling fram the Unites He always says, talking war, our weaknesses in the event of war and “ae recent el saan everything , what ought to be done for our protection. 1 mont Mathewson to P. L. Graignle; phe Simms’ stories start Monday in The Star. You 4 iL fh attention ie uphs and papers concern omy m k and wattre M+ The first ‘ ins bave #0, another St 1024, and bases her claim for (turn to Page %, Column 2) fice was sworn to by Earl Corwin, ! A he Seattle Star 1 TAKEN IN RUM RAID! b eye view of what's going on, HOME EDITION TWO CENTS ARREST ) MOTHER AND SON $8,000 of Loot Stolen From Jewelry Shop Here Recovered by Police WROLEsALs unr brokers were day by of the investigation IN SEATTLI Is 4 of pawn st Satur olice who ure in charge of coast wide gang of jewel thieves here Bender was 4 that the w n had b t reportec arr Deputy , Pro: questioned « t them Amended Complaint | Filed by Phone Co. complaint in the An amen | Pacific Telept | suit to increase its tol filed in, federal court Friday action is directed against t board of public works. complaint y terer last week, Forgery Suspect Is Held for Extradition Aw | the a jnard, 30, at 5 |by Detectives ¢ Joe Kokesh. Ber: Kensington pls d Ballard and rd is wanted in He was taken to the city t , al’ The driver of the car was hi agents during the past Wilbur Dow, Seattle broker, who was. arrested by pro-\ the: sotaet, bat at eae akel Wiksten. relat No on A * and are held under » hibition agents Friday night on a charge of possession of |" °° pes ea zainn, 2 nea ; liquor. His office was searched and papers | Alaska Marshal ] Has of girls, there are ny Oh pave Price & st pe Fait aod per sd sen Cu 3 ia 0, ILBUR, E. DOW, ship broker, insurance and Unpleasant Journey * mies ee) AX widely ‘known “in shipp' cirel posted § bail _ ‘ e-« A flat rate of $8 and « 2. nt wm ‘ ss Ss: be ° I GQ ay ¥ S Elli t a cha shal Witte of rick yon t the aut Ff r aturday before omm . Elliott on a charge es 1 have © pradticall ne rn he Violating the Vols tead act. Weten wake our tives sublime s the new license Dow wa , ! y Judge Malcolm | and “ondary abe eaoien bo" tt for the coming se fw. M ¢ King county | gover @ muper-heteron o legislature agent , Column 1) tough trip of it, n all kinds of auto and truck) alking alot ong Wfth | ave ee rte MMGATL. APPLESAUCE SAYS the concensus of opinion ia} Young, civil engineer a ban : Something Newin News From the Legislature! OR 60 days, beginning Monday, the state legisla- ture will function. To the legislators themselves, every faint creak of the legislative machinery is something of ponderous circumstance, In their. minds, and in the minds of many others, every wheeze of the law-making ‘ma- chinery mplified over the loud speaker into some- thing of “vital importance.” But to the public at large, it is patent that much of the work of the legislature goes for naught. They realize that much of the “heavy work” going on at Olympia is for the benefit of politicians and lobbyists only. The Star will endeavor, at this session, to do so’ thing new. It will reproduce, a sort of ea understood and interesting moving picture, what going on—FROM THE STANDPOINT OF THE PUBLIC. It will eliminate the hocus-pocus and the humbo- jumbo. It will present only the news, as it interests . Average’ Man. espondents will handle the routine news briefly. Marie Rowe Dunbar, wife of the attorney gene will tell what’s going on from “the woman’s poin’ of view.” Jim Marshall will write a daily letter “to the folks,” in which he will give you a continuous bird's- just as if he were writ- ing of his impressions to his own folks at home. To get the legislative news RIGHT, read The Star! rs S h