The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1925, Page 1

\Federal Officers-Combing City for > - tell Cons, Olmsteds and Nabbed elpers Are The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington . The Seattle Star Hove 1 EDITION ed NO. 281. <i>» TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1925. y TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE CHILD LAW tndicteat MIAN AND BATTLE IS GIRL IN ON TODAY —WAIDNET tified the dr | | Entered ae Second Class Matter May 2 #1 the Postoffies at Beattie; Wash, under the Act of Cone ta. , SEATTLE, WASH,, | VOL. 26. SS © See Se BOOTLEGGERY ACROSS STREET FROM OFFICE ndow of Police ( (SEVERYNS DISCOVERS axing moonshine, sue Comes Before |Two More Arrested | \"° °p arrest Honert Boyer, : Senate; Northland 1; fa’ Official Probe] et + custty «scat “ : : : Says Some “Have of San Francisco)! = rested $400 ball enct \queneunbinnensclitunsiensietiiosienenestenendsbsiel t » Pp ” : Here's Roy Olmsted Cold Feet Mother’s Murder : — Sana rs m LYMPIA, Jan %—Fate of Gan FRANCISCO, Jan. 20 An FUGITIVE HELD J the child labor amend other man and a girl were under ment may be decided in the Secest tierd tetas. im Gennection’ with 2! © senate late today, In an | : sgasal serpent ' effort to get ;id of a measure he mad career of Dorothy Ellington that is causing more or jews 2 : . which ended in her confession that SD tere, fois: This is Thrift |, ,O%F cheek was also included {2 | embarrasament all around, the ; Patrolman George Reynolds | ine ited her mother. Bank Robber Who Filed fe Hooray! Hooray! Hoo ithe loot obtained by the nate. ruls committee, at 2 o'clock this NEORGE REYNOLDS, membe Emil Kreuter, trap drummer, and * : at? > trap dru i .< y RO dae money In the bank debate of the ratification on the indicted Monday by the federal] |othy and ward of the juvenile court serving | Toe! a apse floor grand jury for } law con |were held after they told police a| ELIZABETH, N. J n. 20 P so out riding | ABIGAIL APPLESAUCE SAYS: a ant ‘xvea'| aptpany, Tesetag, ated Tuasemel lcotackiihe wely of G.jerty Gne at Ryan, who has used several ” | were t Mase the 1 partment ed with Dorothy 12 hours after x 000 bail on ee . “yn Th’ best way " mmend- || to suspend him is alleged to have killed her of t tive from *} ? : “ passage ficatic I've been indicted,” Mason said) | mo Tacoma, Washington : geal ie ee SL {te be contented Senators Met ePghabe | Bec ot bye dlee-aiitgibe. a Kreuter is charged with contribut- | ™ eon arraigned tn police Nowadays we get it from with your lot is ad eens Chief Severyna declared that} |" di 4 syperyes Bo ovine wan arrested here last 3 however, containa e word « F is and rolman Bear- ureday om a charge of carrying a eee : jto build a home and the two recommen: man, also indicted by the gran wh Geass. anadonn pleaded VE } & DOROTHY nied aber, ane. . NOW TO OBSER : sa «| diametricalty oppased Jury, would be indefinitely. gus] | to Mt auilty t THRIF T EEK | J These cesolutions sill force dgbate || pended. : : — 4 ” your “Vs” ¢¢ cross your “on the floor, with the Renate att} fe ie Nie a Mie raarerermerers irvine tae toh! ie FS ting ax a committee of the whole. : man to the | party, which waa at the 1 after bay | yeer unstumped letters in| Four hundred generals have been Walla, October 1 t tl rs i ‘ol ‘ol 201 leut rye! rn e stor id office ot re me cr But the rest of the military force Lon Johnson, Meutenant governor d officers, he m nC Mate Henk of Eatonville, nesr postage! the tep of your glasses. lenses! is still in good shape. The infantry is busy cleaning his gun, the cav- alry has his horse tn who would have been president had [the senate not gone into commit good shape /tee, is a friend of the measure soon after arriving at the etting $20,000. Stein home, and she “vamped” hish. oe got away, he ‘acoma, His two confederates IN RUM DEAL is now teing worked out jand the quartermaster corps has| There ts hardly a doubt of the ge bye -ngpaan r= en ae bags a aid. ‘He admitted all this in court counciimen’s salaries. | just won 3 peson sho crapa | children’s bill's fate. It wilt be Poke of Oh oe: 4 ies MOs* jthis morning when he was told ~ * man was quoted as saying. ord 7 ceived from * pay twkee as much for) with the ar y heavily defeated, republican sena word had been cet tet fe wouldn't run any owe heavily Getented, republican cons. Says Edwards, of New Jer-| ne charge against Kreuter re-leoma that they wanted him there 7 Here Wes the body county, state and national piatforms| sey, Got Money for Scotch |'stex te beth Catherine and Dorothy. ns John B. Potter aie Of Harold Tottem ; to the win Mise Ellingson was not disturbed; He was also known as Mike Kelly PA rire mon He tried to deal from A flurry of the child laboramend-} jenery city. N. J. Jan. 20-—~-{|DY this addition to the story of her/he said, having nerved in) the Cana Is Hiram York, Off the bottom ment In the senate Tuesday morn ee + mes ee ae y [Adventures dian army during the war and for He picks his teeth | ee ing resulted in Senator Morthland, coneed of reese. UNCONCERNED OVER time fought in the prize ring. Wun 0 pitchfork. Play in New York ts named |of Yakima. taunting enemien of rat flatly accused of recelv.| Ay CHARGES ite admitted that he served five : Cone |"Pigs.” We know « lot of actors/ification with a question whether ||” Fee ee ee . o else js /288rs in a Canadian prison for rob 4D Bh meter of the above poem re| who could play the title role “some of the gentiemen aren't got: |} Pret gen aol tr ht 1 suppose if someone cise ‘bing = bank tn Montreal. He was the meter of a taxicab. It aor tink cold Geaton' Ga eee hess in the Weehawken rum run-/ gui then someone else should |DNE 3 Dank in a ecccasary extra @ Me jump just before it} YE DIARY eee mere: Stew suffer, too," she quietly commented. | is papers from Tacoma (January 19) of the 1 am sorry, but it cannot concern z eee | lB Detimes. “and with Mrs. Homer believed |me greatly."» MAINTIVE POME be sl men Ee Bh pr sage Pangea ares ve head of the \texander Mooslin is considerine Watches Burglar, 7 ootlexging ring. Wlison was a wit:) Dorothy's case, with a probability en Tells Police neas today in the trial of 10 Wee-!, ag Sapo Pe Sian, Th | And, dropping an extra penny in little Rilsielad nid two dvilase |Ca e : thee sai Homer's bank and an extra public defender, as her attorney how much no [agen of parsnip wine, did leave for the n's story under direct exa Today juvenile court authorities|he made, so the burglar calmly office, before Mes. Brew could ask me for nation was to the effect that nx gen-| 1 7CO ent ein th cchealinl's\, wisBiou An: thas bolae” ot shopping meney, thereby helping P al agent for the Unit WG AS asd pb Mre. I 714-8 1th ave, early j acti, te observe Thritt week. And ce Enemy of Child Labor Law ernment, connected ¥ while a ‘hearing’ in police court in| Are. fe Bie ved into the bedroom, aaa ‘7s 6 Hooted at Ol i ury department, he met William | ‘beduled for Thursday t 30 and climbed re ; ye ; : ooted at Olympia Griffin, an alleged leader of “It is mantrestly unfair to com fa wlGehsea hhh, Scientist says that gasoline comes . loggers, at various times between | Pate Dorothy's deed to the case of | 2 witiption dnd tld Ole days have come, from the bodies of countless fish Wash. Jan. 20.—Dr, |July and November, 1923, “to make| Loeb and Leopold," Moostin Laid to-| Toiice alt abot Oo S. B. L. Penrose of Whitman college was hissed night at a of the year, |which lived in prehistoric times howls outside the door,| How many miles do you get to buy spring headgear! the gallon of hailbut? day, in answer to stiggestions that there is « similarity Mer defense wil be entirely ait Logger Killed by a deal to buy Scotch whisky.” Griffin told him, be Hag pattie henrieg’.@ packed the | ¥8 connected with Senator F f Pe itet house chamber at Olympia, when he| The witness told of visiting rent. She ix not a criminal. Company Held Up? —]} Gasoline may be the oil of prebis- | toi 4 thousand t “child labor in an office in the First Natio ‘But ahe has certain physical and Broken Cable Blow { |torie fish, but don't try to run your |, +); of bygone’ time.” The | dank building. Edwards is preside al char tics which will re-| MARSHFIELD, Ore., Jan . 2 hey ve about is fair play-|tiyver on the contents of a sardine | eoting appeared largely to favor {of the bank and has an office in the! quire the appearance of prycholo blow in the fnce from the end of a en held us up. eat. ratification building etita dnd elleriteta at her trial broken cable instantly killed Harry Son ee gs testified ay logger employed by th Governor Hartley and John Me estified he had been “Hers i4 a case for curative meth. |! tence who robbed the Sign on the Mack of « Ford: Intosh, manager of the Federated offi when money Was! 445 entirely. not for punishment.” Coos Bay Lumber company, on De company are captéred,| gy ——__. Industries sat side by side during | Paid to the senator—"$3,000 for 100 oR i ment creek, near Myrtle Point, yes Hie ale to identify part of the} THE CAR THAT MAD: the hearing, from which scores | Cases of Scotch.” ae terday BW dropped a nickel into @ FORD JOKE FAMOL pect tattied “away “No doubt U din ‘Gestion! k - - - appeal bers —e oe. Peter Omdal, head of a Skagit | Edwards ts » your $30,000 Is Asked Manager Petitions anywhere, cause s county farm organization, pansed opinion?” the an was asked. . a ut Vend. | A. J. 8. | the tie to A. 8. Goss, master of the; “Certainly—Edwards was the boot for Reforestation Show Few Mistakes state grange and Goss replied with |legger in my transactibn,” Wilson Appropriation of $30,000 to fi City manager petitions, now being a statement that 70 per cent of | replied firmly grange members favored ratification. Omdal said the amendment would prevent farm Inds belonging to {“calf clubs.” ¢ first year's work In a program | checked by the comptrolier's office, reforestation and protection from! are showing a very small percentage be carried out in| of loss, according to those who are re which w Seattle's Cedar River watershed wax doing the checking. The first outlined fn an ordinance presented petitions checked by one man Mon six noe 90:Accused And Here's His Wife Two Patrolmen Put Up $2,000, Olmsted $15,000 George Reynolds, of Mayor Brown’s Police Moral Squad, and Police- man Baerman, Are Accused ITH 10 under arrest, charged with conspiracy to vio- late the prohibition laws, United States Marshal E. B. Benn and his deputiés Tuesday were rounding up the alleged leaders of the Olmsted liquor ring. Roy Olmsted and his wife, Mrs. Elsie Olmsted, were expected to report to the marshal’s office early Tuesday afternoon. Olmsted's bail has been .set at $15,000 and that of Mrs. Olmsted at $10,000. Two members of the Seattle police department, Patrolman George Reynolds, of Mayor Brown's special detail, and Patrolman R. F. Baerman, of |the police prowler car squad, were arrested Tuesday and posted $2,000 bail each. Attorney Jerry Finch, Olmsted's legal adviser, was the first man arrested. He reported at the federal building at 10:05 a. m. and posted $3,000 bail. Alfred M. Hubbard, youthful inventor and Olmsted's pro- tege, also was arrested. Hubbard was indicted by the fed- eral grand jury which turned in its report late Monday to Judge Jeremiah Neterer with an indictment naming many persons as members of an organized group to violate the prohibition and smuggling laws. Among. others who were indicted are Harry and Louis Cobb, war veterans, who operate a grocery store’ at 1422 East Madison st., who figured recently in a sensational raid wer agents in which Harry was severely beaten over the Deputy marshals were looking for Mark B. Fleming, well known in police circles and a brother of the late Dick Fleming, proprietor of a card room south of the slot. Flem- ing recently received notoriety in connection with the dis- missal from. the police department of Detectives John F. Majewisky and Ross Watson. Among others indicted were Ed. Gay and Mickey Kleiman. A group of prisoners accompanied by Deputy : Marshal John C. Secrist, of Tacoma, with their attorney, J. Finch, reported at the Federal building at 12:30, ready to post bail. They were John A. McLean, bail $2,000; Edward Engdahl, bail $5,000; Meyer Berg, bail $3,000; Herbert Fletcher, bail 5,000; John Earl, bail $2,000; Louis Kleiman, bail $3,000; Alfred M. Hubbard, bail $3,000. Oregon Governor’s reson Governor's MILK PRICE IS to ( ounty Poor House Penrose drew fire from Adam to the city council Monday by! day morning showed a loss of 12 Beeler of Senttie with an “intim ae hills if rman ty! per cent on three of them, while | ‘ : te? Phillip Tindall, chairman of the city! per cent on th ation that ratification would resuit | ‘Millionaire Orphan’s’ Death) irititics committee. Plans are be-|the other three ran 100 per cent| SALEM, Ore, Jan. 20—In_ the lin congress forbidding boys to mow ‘ k be carried perfect. However, this is better ¢p¢ . s! | | ade work to be carried | 5 first skirmish of the legislature , dlothes. And now there fs noth- /tawns. Beeler ridiculed the idea and Quiz Postponed out as approved by the council a|than the total checking will show.) Cod. pie ower his veto] them tn ing to worry about because we |drew a cheer, follov it up wit fae in the opinion of the checkers ee ‘ ar tee Tovistatiive, cerbecene —-- 7 ve ed to watch the dol tatement that y st cor vie sae i awer, the sia c nde | famiiy have learned to watch the statement that every state ci a veto of @ Dill enacted. in 1923,/Long War Is Ended Here Hire you ever found a way to jill ogo Sie trp aepon ee ear am gramme ile as é BA which would remit the inheritance | } 1 theme, Write your experiences to The |of ratification Collins, the inc into the death f Tex Go Cae Parnas Date dena RGtT With Boost Te letters to “Why didn’t Hartley say helof William A. “B Metlintock “ é i are =f oe Star will pay $10 for the nse ger ee aka | av os ‘ Aeniitonaire tons eat Oo a ance amending the inheritance. tax law — Nt 45 fee the ucotad the Thrift Editor. a Mipecidt getty gptkmmtsy che pron mi eee re Fobies joday was held us nN Ss Ll to permit the creation of new char-| Seattle milk will cost 12 cents a you ‘stdppad 11 ee eee, eee eet the Aen oeitnledl pend tpeaaatregd b pr tends, 5 ed : itles thru bequests which would be | quart’ Thursday. a stopp you do not wish us to. |tore electio Beeler challenged e obtained inf on of Io?) sxedink.. trom inheritanta: tascabawed use hold. LE Se és William F ger, euperintendent |muy shed some light 0: cane a a Ss naugura eet z An increase of two cents a quart 20. cultivate thrift and “ ¥ Tacoma schools told the crowd, that |and for this reason will ask oppor r ; |was decided upon whe! . y saving ‘New Traffic Signal |“child. labor reproduces poverty” |tunity for further invest{s The Daly estate, amounting to) Toe A tions tetthe eur aaa Wittes 164: jand said that “Hartley tement | Chief Collins said Gariit:. Teink dah, os.) when, eee vernor Jim" Dout $200,000, yee Bet, exide. for. thet > ath elta UpanenEaee Munahe iso teach | tO Get Thoro Tryout that the amendm fi jicai and | Robert H. Stoll, attorney for W A ig int f | 3 jucation in the state institutions | P Pi londay. Boog ey revolutionary, is refuted by the liam Shepherd, McClintock's former aan een eae ina | nnd Mrs: Ferwuson were on hand ‘| ¢ nigher jeurding of: Lake county} 2 ereee: Whe REVS Deeuh welling “peng of money. | For the purpose of trying It outs |r aration pf Independence.” guardian, objected to the delay on| * gee stents hy to welcome “her excellency," the | boys and girls, who otherwise would | Milk under production costs, .will get Week should halt the care- [a new traffic signal is being in- sata |ine grounds “Bhepherd, has alveaae | Deseant: that will reflect all-the | and “yim,” [be denied such privileges. jan immediate increase of 40 cents "nde | 4 Pusons | punds “Shepherd has already | ee eee ee ee ion people overnor of Texas, anc | te aia oe bea mies os i ae tee sitterene “| Hart’s Wife Waits |suffered enough.” Cor Onear| Siri ghee: be a pling pees the chore boy of her adminis —- ~- fen Pooatee rs od yteed = ic . nt. Not only a aw pine | | Wolff overruled the attorney, how-| O% he open spaces over : tration, by his admission eS EENSE. 1 1 GREY | Tees Reattier ee: Sse gen comes ® let, loreal fights: andithe sop’ and fe) High Court Ruli ever,.on command of Collins | she ts erat ae cate The “first lady of the state,” TODAY’S jlivery. @ famity plugged |signs to be used, but a signa i ulin i From the ofl Jands, the cattle irst lady of the state, The milk war started last Sep- ” “Big ca: n ton be attached. 108 Fel 8, Cal, Jan ng ~ | ranges, the cotton fields and the Dorace, 20-year-old daughter of WANT A tember when a dispute arose be- Were parsed — —————__ a Winifred Weetover Hart, wits of New Bus Line Is forests, all Texas has trundied aed gihgene om een rank DS jtween the Mayflower dairy and the ar and less ' bad to Austin to do homnge to the with her mother. It is Dorace ‘Will help you find Dod i | Seattle Milk Shi * associati : “pill” Hart, screen bad man, will Asked by H 4 ia 1 help you find a good used |/Seattle 3 Shippers’ association, a | Another 75-Foot Rum |“?! er. reer ia : ske lesketh| first woman governor of the | who will preside over the social || Car. Does this one suit you? the farmers’ co-operative. Chaser Launche |turn to the films until higher courts | should be operated along N. and Housing facilities were at a | sion d act as administration pumpera sear COUPE ong ||the farmers in an effort to force Another 75-toot rum chaser was| have ruled In the matter, s@e said 42nd ats., between Wallingford and| Premium and many persons | hostess | tires, also extra tire, and in |jthe Mayflower dairy to accept their Tain launched Monday, making @ total) today. 10th ave. N wan presented to the, dozed thruout the night, bundled The inaugural ball, which will ef 4 mechanical | condit |terms. Milk was brought in from Welnestay: tres nt," |\of 18 in the United States Const) art's attorneys announced they city council Monday by Counctiman| in thelr automobiles for lack | follow the reception, scheduled aeN ee |Snohomish county and the war con Wie whats guard fleet on Puget Sound. There! would appeal the decision of Judge | Robert B. Hesketh. According to the| of better accommodations. o start at § p. m., will mark Why PAY STF tinued for nearly six months. A © Last 24 Hours are still two of the 76-footers and) sjpert Stephens yesterday, and,|resolution, the line would be insti uriosity drew thousands but | the revival of danct a FARE? ____ | {number of dairymen were sorced 4. Minimum, 41, ||19 which are 26 feet long to be | pending a final settlement, Mra. Hart tuted as soon a the paving of N.| th were, other ae sts Part of the jnatigral. program Now turn to the Want Ad page |/oUt of busi@s by the war, and it Today noon, 44, launched, according to Capt. F. C | will decline several film offers which | and E. i sts, and Sixth ave, N. E. rertev@ old aca S. discontinued during the two ad and see who is offering this one, |/528 cost others thousands of dol- she says have been made her. land Wallingford ave. is completed.| Those who knew the Fergusons | | Dodge. tministrations of Governor Neff. Nars, Sec oe Sena th aa ae