The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1925, Page 9

squnsDAY, JANUA J THE SEATTLE STAR IN BATTLES 4 Deny Jazz Murder Fans JAP FARMERSNAME SKAGIT oe Sensational Evidence ARE ACCUSED | SURVEYORS | FREDERICK & NELSON Are Jailed and Atto ; Grange Says Asiatics Evade Corporation Counsel Seeks \ : i “Yat in Street | torne V for Dorothy Ellingson Asks Provisions of Law Authorization Ordinance DOWNSTAIRS, STORF — Bar of Evidence in Court Deprerdible Goode Econwmy Prices —biedernk 6 Ndsua Serrae ging ee f ; a < co . ve vi ote Toe sitacked N scl . ‘ . . _ \ f hotel early . Be reatic 38 of | a after and Women’s Peet. battled it \ } \ ee ee a ie capture ot a | aoe enilich of. eahers, Fd | F0LUEE Hhagit devo Outing Flannel "Tour : Gowns $1.00 woing + 1T tS WRITTEN THAT caer Sst 5 aaiiation site TTERE’S MORE ABOUT wha t . r °3) Dimick, W ft STARTS ON PAGE 1 A German Mark Buys : sabe lw ser Mee Ue Gown in Olympia Today eT Win, “eines | tren ahancng ec || $405 98.80 5 835 49c Domestic Lobby Revolts at Hartley's Plan to {%"s¢clmnn ee Ey 2 fee. 906 lomestic Lobby hevolts at Hartley s AN lO) ber mmerce over o| methods may crop t N i b F k Ee, Cut Legislature Short er rama i egy EPS egg ew u TOCRS Bony enh 3 6) : want state J or who have on ta chec ALE THORPE BY MAKI ROWE DUNBAR fone Olym man. “I ' - rere on | frlende wine want them, will go * ! ison 4 1, gate 1 I J 4 t bon, whth he overnur—be. md F ns. § Dans aR cit lacne rine ment es tae] ee oe eS | P3.50and $4.9 pale og ap val oh * « ss 5 t - = ve liven out yet wide ran { Low VISITS CITY stox & forecast t t t fe speakers fir ti 9 lie opinion Is oes pes are four attractive styles in a new priced at 49¢ tk f feat nd feminine apparel | compare ' I meeting ered, ta, Be group of Tub Frocks just arrived in the Down- 90¢. * . with the executive D Men's Section xt mark’ te ¢ ° 4 tr is Many members, of 7 irs Store. As attractive in value as in style. In DOWNSTAIRS STORE perce Chamber Head ., i Soe saa arenas ‘om pone ba prs, as set NAB 2 p [seek to have “my little * Included number of serviceable materials—beach cloth. Address Business Groups rst gown even unto oatr fhe aan Next tne 2 ake a in the progras mPa cress thine mercerized broadcloth, artificial-silk-mixed fabrics Lae eo a . ease with those lawmakers tha re ig ; and linen-finish weaves. domestic lobby—composed of Bye ° . ; . , flee Thorpe, editor of Nation’s| the wives of legisiators—is in open|OUidn't be broken with Chinese Held in Murder of My have to take The broadcloth frocks are in gay stripe t es ett entative | reeot hammer ttle hille back home with ther itis eikaed Oe bees Chaobedin ODD fie United St Chamber of] There are two cladses of people in Aged Countryman Lefbyinte were » concern i ® Feet tona setae ale teatios = Olympia today that resent the legis B' T here's where c ; i nae. yey , ne Me ORT pr igs: . 84.95. LOWMETATRG @rORE LOTS i by Gov. Roland Hartley—the lobby stators took @ two mon eday night in the ols ho — lative hesitation step as executed he heaviest. Mar ects were taken, by the sath Ie epee REDUCED y. He will remain in the] ists who want their bills passed, and re free-hearte , y of Mar Hue Chinese, at u pond on for sev ays. and Will) the wives who want to wear thelr! paid rent two mor c fe hax suke np 8 ae | wore ie ; . , before comr TOUS IN) new frocka Garlic and orchids are omes ’ a | gaturda ht Says are | ‘8 es! _ tateres jon Downstairs Store J 4 : " saving of P PM! )trunk full of new gowns the lawyers and the ture a Dan 7 1 Pe MAY MEAN END eet OF HART CODE j tun n a number ‘ HE first thin at ushed r in Olympia as su ft ° with..twe MH by Eee Hartley's program probably repre of te lines and odd thru m " morning th the ch ; 1 the body of Mar who was shot eats the alirewdest politics played SIZE 4 (ONLY) lots of. merchandise; when Gov. Hartley’ made hie talk) gocia! activities Mays , such as—women’s, men's was what Will we women do with! Un be crowded Into a 30d nard a oh it to en | 8Ppeal lew in the fact that it says F dens finer laughed . t i what everyone has bee fo a Apparel Peacock finery.” laughed §| dar. to ive every woman afer his lodgings, “°° |what everyone haa been thinking tort) OF Women’s Pumps and Oxfords arly 9 outtt of # t . J “ sian " « i se ad en be at to # th fact hat and hemefurnish » to the legt 3 roe a Sg > | attribute nung, while another | Deople are sick and tired of lawmak in All at sharply re. again next fall th By i nite | pat ahold aud’ & od. may |'fa orgies, of legisiative oratory, of SPECIAL PAIR duced prices. outlay. It's a ca j rg ; ve been ow: he or man, | Straddling and pledge-breaking, of e —DOWNSTAIRS we packed, i we nay petty p Jealousiea—in short STORE bably was caused Of the entire structure of state gov- (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) ning gown of this the| spring atrocity of t tr police sa ernment atte R were frankly hopelens amber of Lave. and cnarneresreneonena nanan week of th always b legislators » y tong home| fail. Ob, fashion, where is thy pa f é rtley's plan, to these, of , be Pe! change call,” explained M ) Hart plan. the fers ae = Sa ada pon sy nan tg ain omy tage ot! WAVED) BY CRASH incr mer mean» orn WOMAN IN CASE 320, Bail Frees «. Arreatesl lia Not sgt the ei mabed on| tid Sequainted with one another. | may mean merely a modification of B oy Fi inance Wizard |Stopping After Smash the ‘state 7 century Cleo. or smelatom) Rail Watchman’s Shack | ; hg Ale ; NEW YORK, Jun. 22—Moe Tur-! ‘. he stat 2 entury Ct . on MAH WalChman's SNACK IS) enat instrument. It most certainly man, 27, whose financial curee | Charged with failing to his ure jingle thelr | Tossed 15 Feet mean a reduction in the number | Mysterious Person Enters| ial careet wun) at the acene ef an accident ie x : aahed when investors in his he New! jewels softly with a tinge of me “Next Mor srnoot ' ‘ pusilianimous blatherskites| MeClintock Death Tangle | phantom schemes claimed they held | "Bich he was involved, J. L. Vaugn, | cholia. entertaining 4 from xtute officer 00,000 worth of forged securit-. 48: Was arrested Wednesday by Pa ce lamps and ma-| rey istrative code. And then again, it} | ste ered on the root of] ‘There will be amall objections to} ies, was released on $5,000 bafl when |tTolman E. E. Covell of the traffic MINISTER SAYS || nowany “what-nota” were cancelted) ana exchange . | 4 croming watchman’s | this Hartley program, but they will] CHICAGO, Jan a roe eel CY Hel a cl gtd es . road av Wea as the lineup t y.j|woman, known as Miss Estelle| Koenig in general sessic late yes Vaugn was released when he DOH, EFOR by the Olympia homemakers today.| ‘phen they will rea! orm : f HDS WOMEN ca nactemaiente wer ao ee oes ee sere sited ped De ib mackie te 8 sa. Sond. 3a palioe eal tee ae rsh fal hog rence piri fs any aan €or a outa sped pps | Puallly . proerans th tangle.| ‘The bail was put low on the re-|pearance on the trial day. The ac : . was a crash and t * lentered the MoClintock death tangle. | i from ng my home," chirped ing will be diapensed ‘ and | soems to be ring speed. The} 4 tin th FADE be ghe eanitt atiaciayrs, ce\odmnt win WGK inlets safice ‘lage ta ee | ! stir fe hint | Letters written to Mise Gebling by | 2ue 4 ts wd VE | temper of the legislature ie auch thal + Sia anbedl ee vith 2 », Shepherd cu dian of} ree “forbids a woman to © ran outaide, to find his will brook no petty interference. William I pherd, guardian © Heat eg iam MoClintock, “the millionaire officers announced include: Beever a man, Rev. W. NY WICK DPLOMA = ee k had moved over bodily onto William M the millionair | i: a of jthe lroad tracks, 15 feet f its} orphan,” will be introduced as evi | Alexander Baillie, vice chaitman! 17 soles a was Dallas LODGE CEREMO 1 Seenantiadl A tried had ranined — === | dence when the inquest i# held next Waterhouse Heads }30 in Witherspoon, secretary; J. ‘T PP eccabetpieg ¥ white en ated a HERE’S MORE AROUT [| month, Chief Justice Harry Olson, | ‘ay, treasurer, and Dr. J. E. bin fran A yo ndstangeii ii bb] pee sre ae ae instigator of the tigation, an-| Seattle Red Cross % Cuchi, rector of activities. : won Meier to Be Installed as! a || MANAGER ea ea ease eas bu colon [ii Peaile eked ia, Hk Titel cited 1 Ti to teatify, Olvon indicated chairman of the Seattle chapter of} Real silver is spoken of as. being 8 — ed bag yao! Nile Temple Head : ~ F ; , STARTS ON PAGE 1 Young. Meclintock, heir to nie{tM@_American Red Cross Other! “hall marked.” Rite man,” and announced he 3 cnny EVidence Shows Sanipractic RI = parents’ $2,000,000 estate, died at the| Walter F. Meler, chosen rec grey out of a coy on the bal- | ghepherd home just before he was preach on that text Bun: ||. head Nile Temple, Nobien of the} College Course Was Easy | | tot | ceaapablbwnr ee neneete el gen B suffrage may be the || Mystic Shrine, for the current yea — May Grain Goes to $1.981/2| The short and usly word entered) society girl. Friends of both | the land, but. it is not |) wut & Installed as pote | - “Doctor” Laura Burns, a mechano- ‘ . |into the controversy Thursday when | families were surprised when they | tt Got” Anderson de ||evening at the Shrine auditorium.|tnerapy practitioner, récetvea her} at Chicago Trading councilman Moore issued a state-| found the boy's will left the bulk of| Harvard ave. and Pine st; Past Po- j jment declaring that y “Woman suffrage is the |diploma from the American Univer if anyone says] his estate to Shepherd, with only an tonceptic t 1 propose | tentate Richard W. Huntoon officiat-) sty of Sanipractic of Seattle, after] CHICAGO, Jan May wheat) am attempting to block placing/ annual payment of $5,000 to Miss ch the Bibie.”” ing. The ceremonies will be open to!, three months’ course of study, she! advanced 6% ceptn a bushel tolof the proposed charter amendment | Pope ee and their friends, and willlioig Judge A Griffiths and the|$1.93%, on the Chicago Board of)on the ballot, he ts a Nar. |be preceded by a band concert and/attorney general's representatives ial Trade today, the highest price since| yesterday morning In the pres: |followed by = dance jthe franchise forfeiture and conapir-|war days, Foreign buying was! ice of Mra. Landes and other mem- INEER Other officers to be installed are: /acy case against the school late|chiefly responsible for the 4-|iary of the council, 1 requested cor- | Chief rabban, igeeey bes ee Wednesday. vance ant rabban, Fred larrison;! She did not apply for a full drug-| No. 2 red wheat sold for $2.05% | 1 erne i e did nol ply for a 4 ution providing for submission of the | mn priest and prophet, W. A: East:|ieay tiealer’s license after recelving|® Dushel on the cash market, a8) Sroocaition to. the people. He in |Gold Badge for 40-Year man; orjental guide, R. DOURIAS | ner diploma, she said, when she|® NeW record since the war T o | formed mo that it could be legally | i ALT Ball F. B Lasier and E B Blea | found: that HebicwolVearh of tam: done by ordinance only | Brotherhood Membership were recently re-elected recorder a ! Ww | ] ere r intly [mar school work was insufficien iP. K. rigley, 30, “L then requested him te pre Psi! whrunibatl ve vite “ek ehh treasurer |foundation. She had never had any pare the necessary ordinance that erhood Thin Colonial Model jhish school training, Mrs. Burns] tO Head Gum House 7 able membership in the Brotherhood ial Mode! it might be introduced at a spe | oe Locomotive Engincors, resulted in |saia CHICAGO, Jan Philip Ke) cial session of the council Thurs: | |neven days’ course and diploma by| Will take the helm of the $25,000,000! Gener special session Friday. 1 |%0, Theodore Brien de Desrochers, chewing gu yusiness oF Co " 55 zt oe N. E. He ts one of teaching in the school for alx months] chewink kum business of bis father: | Sigg informed Halght, 1, W. Van Veael fe: ave, racelvea tiie” awed without salary, he testified. He took =~ wiey aoa a Nuys and Oliver T. Erickson F | '2Pee '0 have rece! i | pee Chapman Returned |P state examination after udying| today. Philip's election to the prest-| Novag personally. take the ordi: |#t_Seattle to Atlanta Prison laeven days in one -of the class-| dency ts scheduled for next month | Faheq fo the mayor of its pas. | He's commonly known among ral | poration counsel to prepare a reno: | rooms in 1922 His examination ap-| at the annual stockholders’ meeting. | ange, and ask him to approve it, road men as Theo, Brien, for the sake | pication, submitted to Judge Meanwhile TK would prepare a [of Drevity, Thia veteran railroad - man was born in Pittsfield, Mass., on | ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 22—Gerald|tiths, said he had attended threo \Child Labor Law | resolution and ask that it be | 1858. ldte beret hie Barees chapman, rotorious deaperado and) yeary but he said he thought pre Oo d by K adopted if the mayor refused to | 8Y a oO ay 2m ag hy |Jailbreaker, was returned to federal vious experionce counted as school ppose: Y HANSA gigs the ordinanc jthe Boston & Albany 48:0 brakeman, ; | Prison here today attendan TOPEKA, Kan., Jan, 22—Kaneas| City manager supporters deciared |! 1911 he came to Seattle and as Special $42.00 | Chapman arrived at the union |e ee aid. while instructor hel a n record today against the|that authorization by emergency or-|!comotive engineer hauled the first | 440 Down, $1.00 Week [station on a regular passenger tP0in | cay warned not to “quiz” ot| Proposed child labor amendment to | dinance requires the signature of the|%%4 last trainload of earth in the} = age in custody ot two guards. Two the federal cotistiiution. « [mayor and feared that thin would he | Construction of the Lake Washing. | I Allowance on ¥ deputy wardens in an automobile) The lower house of the legisiature | refused. Auth tion by resolution | tn canal O14 Watch met the party and they were whisk- yesterday voted, 101 to 21, against | does not req mayoralty action. ass so 1 never bothered them.” ; oer ed away to the penitentiary gtr aid he ied ia data i | extending more power to congress. | Brown will sign the ordinance ff Rail-Light Co. ination on the principal foundation}, 4 Fesolution to submit the child | passed, Friday, that he may be en ; * of the Asks Power Right. llabor amendment to a vote abled to « the > i the 54 youre experianet et a drig:| BOO abled to take the stump against the| | RE? ata enese, ‘hateteleg, | People was indefinitely postponed, leity manager plan in what he prom:| OLYMPIA, Jan, 22—The Grays | his students at all. id, “refused to answer queations dietries, baths and manual manipu-| WOMAN ENDS LIFE — |day applied to the supervisor of hy-| Shows What the Pay-Out-of-Income Plan . eee eee) lations and adjustments. His edu-| peLLINGHAM, Jan. 22.—-Mrs. C | arhulics ‘for’ a: water. power’ righ ; ABST Be ee JEWELES cational qualifications, in addition to| a icenlicadr wife of @ flim apers| HERES MORE ABOUT Seti dor a. comet cece naa Can Accomplish in Home Furnishing 1404 Third Ave. attendance here, comprised a second-| tor, committed sulcide here by ax: | , y $3,000,000 reservoir on the Holi river, | Oo ee cate wrenthe, ai| phyxiation. Her pet dos was found? (RANT) JURY |]'=cutem counts | EGINNING with the first step into the THRIFT of Montana and a few montha at] jeaide h | wit uG st s tha idacortiick: satieo! at Chiakeo, |. pea || STARTS ON PAGE 1 __ flofficers will have nothing against COTTAGE the impression at every turn is one : | VASSAR CIGARET VOTE ||‘ ‘TS ee Oe se get aii Mebas c of comfort and tastefulness. And yet, these fur- 2 nishings are not expensive. \Bellingham Man Is || 1S 524 AGAINST AND || sion order that had been issued | wednesday when Harry Cobb, one the night before by Chief Sev- jot the alleged o ors, went Hurt in Shaft Fall|| 433 FAVORING A PUFF going over the head of |pefore the federal jury with the The interior of this little tile-and-stucco fea tie eee OUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, Jan. ppartment chief, by defend: | permission of U. 8. Attorney Tom BELLINGHAM, Jan, 22.—William P ing the twa men until they have | Revelle and related 2 complaint house on the Fourth Floor has recently i } Cochrane, physical director of the SPp—Thiere ara. at lest 438 n proved guilty. Jagainst the prohibition agents who! been renewed, to show in a different way, My PV! dined: when nature ity grade schools, was found ser. |] co-eds at Vassar who would walk th ibilities in h By eeeause you “have svar jelty # ; lp ghia ede a eluaret Thursday Mayor Brown said that |raided his store at 14 Madi, e possibilities in home furnishings on YOU stomach v eA jously injured at the bottom of the a‘ vent at the conference it had been de-| gon at, New Year's eve. the budget pl: F haft of the Mason butiding|| This number anwered Yes" to 2 e budget plan. j elevator #hal hi yn buliding the question, “Do you smoke elded that sv ension was the best Cobb charged that W. M. Whit ake GLO. here this morning. || cigarets?” in a queationnaire |{Procedure, tho he declared it had) ney, assistant director and Earl é i ‘GLAN : p enat Ang : been done merely on “suapicion.” (Corwin beat him over the head ||| If the pay-out-of-income idea appeals to . said t the coll ve i JAPANESE BANKS COMBINE || eee eee a teeaty-four || TR€ mayor waid: “The two men|with their clubs, inflicting grevious you, let our Homefurnishings Advisory TOKYO, Jan, 22—Six Japanese|| others said they had no use for ||MOW can come before the civil serv: | scalp wounds upon him, which ne- | Bureau adapt it to your particular needs. ice comminsion and the commission |cessitated treatment by physicians: The budget plan is available for the fur- the time to ne, the and your fe |banks with capitalization of 3,050,-|| Lady Nicotine. Only 21 of the || ce 000 yen have been absorbed in the}! fig.puffing flappers admitted || Will have nothing before it against | Three witnesses of the raid, includ Prof. Ferdinand tlumentat, emt-| mergers effected within the last six |] they used the weed 4 at their {{them, ‘The commission will then be ing Mis Eva Wittenberg, « student nishing of an entire home or for a single nent Berlin medical research worker, weeks in Japan, Those newly form. parents’ wishes. Belief that the in a position to demand from the at the University of Washington, F. piece of furniture. announces a new cancer cure. Heled thru mergers total three with an|| college should set aside a room || federal government evidence upon). Griff, an insuraneé man and H has arrived at it thru special atudy| aggregate capitalization of 14,100,-1! for smoking was expreswed by || Which the indictment of the two men! Bridgeman, a longahoreman, wert ot the bacterivals of the germ, he| 000 yen, according to a report iswued|| iq voters: is bused, to guide It. If this tnfor-|ready to tell their stories of the | gaya. % — | by the department of finance here." \ [mation is withheld, the suspended alleged assault —Frederick & Neison, Fourth Floor