The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1925, Page 1

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WEATHER | Maximum, 49. | | | winds | Last | Minion | if Today noon, 43 cops, fired from the po will claim that they the Rainier Valley ‘empel the company (oP a strap for every pat ite Prince of Wales fe tnngunced yo times Lactorer before the King Coun Medical society will declare Methasaleh would have lived Bim years if he had had his ie We fm Seat exhibit 4 tha! rs will be sighted by party returning from J, Olean will break world’s out of a 34 seconds il be expelled from n for failing to my [Maw Brown will cali some 4 mun 3 zames Fie thousand debut antes will frends that they are tired of [Mmciety racket and are going Mee esthetic dancing tigrand jury the records of Patrolmen Reynolds and Baerman, "he had never seen Baerman prior to Wednesday, him. “Il am going to call Chief Sever. conference,” ) se men because of the acts ot a man of Brown will imue a tate PSM deelring that Councilman is trying to give the city "cannot destroy tl on to pleading for 4 red t business man will fmm suicide when he learns Mt he has ha Be chy conc will come in from Var ae a load of booze. “whowns-that-lad bight? T my-wifer* Ishield cov With bathing-girl sti Ft sore because new “paper We refer to him as a promi ferred not for joyed Mrs, n she “Maty poopie. er mney’ large trot “Mrs nd by other lor onky tharge roadhouse making a $5 awn’ Sees Arrests Rile Mayor! The Newspaper ‘With the I Biggest Circulation in “Washington he Seattle Star il = Indicted Men to - Remain at Work Brown Goes Over Chief’s Head and jf Orders Suspensions Cancelled AYOR J. BROWN N in its partment. Virtually mayor ordered Chief ing Patrolmen George indicted and arrested Olmsted liquor r “We are not going Whitney to destroy a fair hearing,” taking charge were stepped WwW nthe to take issue with the federal grand jury indictment of two members of the Seattle Severyns to cancel his order Reynolds and R. F. Tuesday to permit their characters until they the mayor said in explaining his move. into the front ranks police de- the police department, the suspend Baerman, who as members of the type of “Bill have had men of the “These men are presumed to be innocent until proved guilty. They may “We must be was the caustic comment the mayor's stand. Their families would suffer if they were discharged. never come to trial.” stepping on some of made by Whitney when told of While the mayor was fighting the action of the grand jury and championing the cause of the two patrolmen, Chief Severyns was deploring the mayor's interference with his department. “These men were ordered to turn in their tools last night,” Severyns said. “They ness, is at an end. over Whitney refused to discuss the mayor's charges that is an indictment hanging over worse than anything against the: should be suspended with the stigma of an indictment hanging But the mayor is boss and if he wants to go my head in this matter he takes the responsibility.” Their useful- r them, “there 3ill Whitney at Washington e two policemen.” e are not going to let the mayor’s rabid accusations us from the Whitney said. prosecution “This case is than the idle talk of the mayor. of these important how and conviction much more The public knows much attention to pay to his statements. “If the mayor wants to champion the cause of those in- dicted the grand jury count by were indicted officer visited Lieut. Comstock into Whitney's caliber. for that’s his privilege.” Mayor Brown said that the indictments returned by “engineered” violating the laws of the the He praised but said when the by Whitney. r Mason and the ms said. “We 35 Now Arrested on Liquor Indictments Agents Work Late Into Night to Round Up Rum Ring Suspects WRKING far into the night, W United States Marshal Benn and his deputies had rounded up 5 alleged Oimsted liquor gang sters by Wednesday and mem bers of his staff were making feverish efforts to grab the other indicted men before they flee the country Felix Crane, one of the colored nout posited $1 Re TODAY’S WANT ADS ‘ou a good oppo Do« Will offer one sult you? nice bath, base the Want Ad page turn to nd see who unity this Marshal Benn or A nt Prot nm Director Vi M. Whitney Anew Whitn aid. © force th are accomplishing ow: In the meantime liquor olstead la ent ned at the prospect many were in hiding. Dozens of t remaining wrested, acre ttachés of the ring in the handling of the {liieit Nquors that were smug ing to reports, are country in the x never sold a hundred rs of th bottle in trucks from the Other Ielivered it to teh: gied into the Many carted It ring dome rehounes. aches t drove delivery wagons that the retailer men jen a 1 en tirely In. cleric maelt ook Keepers or co Late Tuesday, R leged rum king, and 1} Elsie Olmsted, who tories over the ed at Marsh n'a offic $10,000 501 The (Turn to Page 7. an 2) time suret 000 for SATTLE, WASH WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1i Ever Whistle Thru a Indicted Policemen and Member Show They Still ¢ Graveyard? of Alleged Rum Ring an Smile | the mayor's pets,”| Nice little group of smiling they can still grin, the tures were taken affer their (No. 5) conducta a grocery # member of Olmsted and a large number whom Olmsted took under hi SCHOONERS SAF Shins Listed as Missing Reach Port FRANCISCO, Jan. 21 Zampa hoone and Com ngton state portyand ul keote Tacoma Drys Arrest overdue five Gate carried dangert Normandie even tho it may come a ittle nard. grand jury saya are involved in the alleged Olmsted liquor Mayor Brown's special moral squad. * = Tie boys are uot so happy as they seem, but They are some of the folke whom conspiracy. The pic- with his brother faces, eh? arreat Tnesd toré at i522 E No. t is Harry Cobb who, Madison st. No. 2 is George Reynold. No. 3 is Jerry Finch, attorney for of Olmsted's friends. No. 4 is Alfred Hubbard, inventor s wing when he went into the radio business. Price of Wheat BOY IN DANGER Encourages F armers Child Scalded by Soup Is Star staff Photographera Owing prospect the farmers of th district a cording te nese man Pendletor “Not only w lite home, 706 bie th the farms was 4 t would prove eat ae Man and Seize Booze * es PAGOMA, a r meet oth vad officer apartment house bere seized 1 cases of Har ming hospital rytded af back and ne until his ane as the o EW HOME| EDITION] TWO CENTS ATTLI REORGANIZATION OF STATE, PLAN Governor Would Call Special Session Next Fall After Survey LYMPIA, Jan. 21. ed the legislature today to declare holiday and adjourn on February 14, to give him a chance to make a thoro business survey of every state department This date is one month prior to the date on which the legislature is scheduled to conclude its 1925 session. Me promised a joint session of the senate and house, they would do this, and that he would take government out of business and call a special session in November to completely reorganize state government. Hartley, in a message to both house: “Business, industry and agriculture, are over-regulated and too much governed by a surplus of law, while labor and private activities of all classes of citizens are sufficiently regulated and protected by existing statutes “People are as insistent for as little legislation as possible. I propose to make a business survey of every department of state government to effect economies and tax reduction Such a survey cannot be completed while you are in session “T recommend, therefore, that you proceed with such measures as are necessary for the operation of state depart- ments for one year only, carry all road construction thru the biennium, and have the new administrative building ready for the 1927 session. “Tl recommend that you consider economy measures to- fgether-with the proposed child labor amendment, ‘and letn0" other legislation be considered. That you adjourn not later than February 14. “If this recommendation meets with your approval, I promise you I will call the legislature in special session early in November, this year, and at that time will present to you the results of my survey together with a program that will effect a substantial saving to the taxpayers and include a plan of business operation for the departments of govern- ment.” Hartley’s message took legislators and tax galleries com- pletely by surprise. The general reaction was favorable, but whether the legislature can be coerced into foregoing its usual orgy | of legislation was said to be doubtful. KILL DILL PLAN PROBE MYSTERY Sand Point Aviation Site, isnt Seek Reason for Has Another Chance | Bandit’s Attack Police detectives Wednesday were seeking to the mystery | surrounding an attack by two armed bandits on the watchman of the |Washington Furniture Manufactur- ing company, 1964 Fourth ave. S The watchman, Wiiilam Miens, was gagged and tied hand and foot toa pipe in the engine room, but the thugs took no money and no loot whatever from the place, so far as Jean be determined Miens said he was taken by sur- prise and overpowered, The men did not speak to him, but quietly tied him up and then disappeared. He was discovered by another employe. Hiram Wish, at 7 o'clock Wednesday Meeps ean Miens had been a captive IN SI if said in part: The bill WASHINGTON Jan. 2 Dill amendment to the navy authoriming the secretary of the navy to accept Sand Point as a naval aviation site, was ruled out in the senate today Chairman Hale, in charge of the i naval appropriation bill, a point of order against the amendment anc was sustained. ! Hale contended the matter should be handled in a.separate bill which | In committee, penetrate is now U. S. Prisons Chief Tenders Resignation INGTON, Jan, 21.—Herbes he reerarieneanent of federal prisons and brotherin-law of the nt Harding, has resigned arch 1, the department | annouriced today at present ill in a Wash from al His unable Steel Salesman Is Apostle of Optimism F. Bushnell, of New York, esenting steel and wire manu facturing interests, who is at the New hington hotel, is singing g of optimism as he travels hospital, appendicitis operation say he will be sic months. ington recovering recent physicians to work for Forgery Suspect } Is Nabbed in South KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Jan, 21. | feels that business has arrived,” he Harry Hamitt forme mo) a "All the way across the desman, who 1 his bond | country T found a note of optimism. lart summer ar 1 to Mexico | Business men believe that we are while facing a bad check charge. is|right economically, financially and y in Pasadena, Cal politically. And the Northwest received by Constable s to be keeping step with the rest of the country.” he country "Every business man in the East win cust accord “H ousehold Budget Is Royal Road to Thrift” househi budget te tlie yal road to thrift wpe That keynote of almost every Thrift the letter reecived in The Star Pay cash and eut out tm huxur the eoncenaud nd stopped Wakage tn The family budget not only stow where lant Week's pay, went. bit where this week's pay b Mrx. Harold Lindgren, 301 $, W.—“and resurratiging Atte 60th ave ry or clothing ¢ ayé enongh on this or that) “Will and these kit wanted, Sometimes but make port te having a bud- nial ou onthe road says H, Muns you can o- get have potver, YOU economy will put how BE your income indeper on becon and exes instead. , It's. good Pine st Much you can. save by net HNO matter ever how ‘sma) come there is x Mra tM 4 Wh 1 don” Price cut. o ing | took interest. 1 could not get my hind ar Brime anted 4p un When t tod, more ing, and start another bunk ' thot ¢ cat leak it luge need. have © smafl ¢oin on it ¢ neose it is the u sue ih you ean a hank account per cent of your earnings, saye 10,}and open a sayings account, Saye and put it where tt will work for{—no matter how small the amounts will . F security and will automatically ke care of the rainy day which sooner or later all of us must face.” For the Thrift Editor this week in The Star, telting how you st you. In life's. autumn you it paves the way for investment, have something. “We tossed about for four jars of married lite on the rocks of hap. hazard spending, Goundering on to shipwreck, until a change expenditures was) imperativ Minnie 8 Willams, 831 Sist ave. A charge account is Satan's the in your xpenditures, device for stranding the thot will pay $10, © the second best and unwary young married |85. Bntri © el CoUpIN: 5 abode = ptt menanie tie |eathed aT prepared to practice rigid self-denial ' Not OO words, please, In our Dost letter sent to the says own leake ible if past over nr sonle cits