The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1925, Page 1

FIED AS IWERLY IDEN The ‘Newspaper W ith the Bigge Circulation in Wasl ington ~_— HOME ees The Seattle Star. SEATTLE, WASH NTS IN SEATTLE TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1925 ToL. 2 NO ‘They Put an Overcoat on Whitcomb! om b T h rown at | Friends Give Chamber Head Present Just Before Trade Commis- | i at | my OCallle Dwelling ya ever » ditn’t look to have his Howdy, folhs! ye an elephant wh the he ought DANCING ENTHUSIAST Pet, TOES Fourthiave. N. W Tuesday morning OLYMPIA the lives of Webber, his . = ' ' ' t tered wir w n house of . be em | be ot Feng ne || the neighbe Strauss-Bascule Co. Charges | : H About 5:55 a. m. the ex Engineer Libeled Them danced first waits, the plosion occurred, shaking the — . val’? house by the force. The Bal $10,000 FOR REMARK Kea rtia aa _— found Ltn ie Gi ani ; } The late Governor st ' l\have contained the dynamite ie Suit Dates Back to Old), mt dance, Ev Govern same | Detectives later found piece ntont Bridge Trouble Here tices foot to ayneopated fof fuse used to set off the but thats as far a ' | charge, The explosion had), COP SLAYER wearer) ACCUSED CLOSELY ATCHED Armed Deputies on Duty at Court as Testimony Starts in Police Slaying OF PINASCO, Italian city J garbage collector, and eyewit ing, Tuesday identified Floyd Siverly as the man who killed Patrolman Rob ert L. Litsey at 160044 Seventh ave., September 25. Thru inter preter Joseph Belloni, Pinaseo admitted that he might be mis taken in the man, but did not think ted 4 at eg LLEGING that the city en |] Gre went. He t da Rutan cn the dvivewey: of MIGUIL APPLESAUCE SAYS 44 gineer had libeled =the Comes now or Rolan the garage, about six feet|* Strauss Hascule Bridge Co. by M. Hartley, pay homage garage, a f ‘ . \e reporting to the beard of public the muse of the dance, Mra. |/from the house, under which |), oma mm works that the plans for the Hartley is also fond of dancing |ithe garage is located. The nis he handy West Sockene ot bridge oe and is aa “pli. ‘** | two children, Henry, 12, and! pared by the city angineer wer cane and grace that speaks we! i Mines, wa : 1 ng to half a fred th’ house superior to the plans of the || for the ful spirit of this || Herbert, 9, were asleep in the Mt be pay en SirausBascule Bridge Co. suit first lady of the state, who is |} bedroom over the garage. The ctantaiene ¢: was filed in federal court and grandmother windows in their room were « at the pe f " Turaday asking $128, necond of the legislative |) bi oken and the 1 1 f ; : explosion also ‘ f th it I iven the Olympia be i Me va rl es aw + lie of Commerce, to honor || damaged a house across the ‘ waa Aiedie oni eke 98 officia street and the sheet metal); “ : 4 the Strauss plana for the held shop next door, I trem oc ris yas Sra — : Fire Marshal Laing and De-|'” Ms makes r nt in tc Ain teddl hw aie gale tective Chief Tennant were) were stationed at the entrance to oa Beale a for damages for alleged patent in unable to account for the|Judge Hall's court and in the cor- ras fringementa on the Montiake brid D E BT REDUCE jmystery. They were unable} The armed mé es a close es An attempt to be ‘ ™ jto find any motive for the! Sood in the pah had, Dates lg Neg? ate «apart bombing. They said they fiance action, was rebuked by Judge Jere miah Neterer recently. that's clear, Be diin’t fina : Ararad '$1,182,325 to Be Paid on did not believe any harm was Pile sgn: “No parking here!” | ‘The sult dates back to the nettle. Street Car Bonds intended or the dynamite —Boston Transcript, | ment between the city and the bridge jwould. have been piaced ara peompany dver the Ballard) FreMone | ne city treasurer jx ready tovhéarer the house. Webber was mah really p a in luck, } and’ Univépalty bridges. At (iat tine a did not sem to know it; | Veneeetty paid the bridge company pay intereat bondjat a loss to explain the blast. ak ne'er 4 gasoline, = | $50,000 in a compromis fement. | red he street rebase| He has no Gnentiss, he said.) Paes wo one had tor it. | An agreement was entered into, ac)... ng placed the i Miami Tribune, | cording to the compla 5 A trek ohh porous Dave Whitcomb never did like to wear an overcoat and since he became president of Co cf Uae ts, ; “ger glee | | the Chamber of Commerce, the thing became more distasteful than ever; for how could ‘a fellow talk about Seattle's banana-belt climate aud be wearing an ‘overcoat? But the dae by 9p Tuesday when he started on the trade-extension trip-to the Orient, his friends insisted rr” * Sees, rere T.auit. cold on! that he bundle up. The picture shows Worrill Wilson ‘helping him into the coat that) tract tet on a « "| was. presented to him at the pier. Mrs. Whitcomb at left, is enjoying the ceremony, | Ensineer as she A t 5 ' Piles & tar Mtaft Pootographers | the city’s plan perior experts previ ns Pack of o Ford era inapected the tw ever wes in danger of of the Strauss | PRam-chasers firing at him. compared to thane | recelr However, the p: aging slig "OF CHILDREN in eviden mon: Before Senate ay on the : _ eo vibe Autoist Blames Wet Wind in. asmra o tee /Sleuth Says Bottle Was whi 7 we ont were purchased of th Puget 80 bored exp of, their stand pie cae a 5 Sen ditdeutt. Shield for Accident a Smashed Over His Head for DisS Cit ee samatse to be Taacinna: Bp aera * FREEDOM PLOT: ire Saws Smuggled Into County | te Bectmmendations that don’t mean| car Ophing hy Tknow the guy who makes it.” compat few days. H of the ¢ regarding plans bureat of th and David ation in ¢ children,” fla Wallace Hopper, the 62 ic & ok Gate. He also has a tor Jail Ar eized oy Perel flapper, is back at Norte bow ae es hile rater e do know the St. Lawrence river le ts con Fait lbuidicla wisn | Mtoe sultir engineer for the Republic of | tuesday ama and the Alaska raftroad. ¢ You Matt | ail « care. | He have from see would eld p man until she walked di his path Cold and Snow had not 5 Starwich's ¢ ¥ package com- | Vé ~ ful inspactic in following Jazz Girl to Face Criminal Hearing ADDLED AXIOM It iy better to have loved and { jist than to be sued for i-ratification republicans ng platform planks to be d then repudiating them Bony and cost. Strike Easterners }ocin. mi. ‘ SAN FRANCISCO, BE What did that plank mean it ¥ P che pores eis ie / tee YORK, Jan. 27—Snow fell "* Sun Yat Sen Near in there tonight, over | Death, Is Report month child, men chew | United States east of ra | with OSAKA Jan. 27.—The con cation t prey cin dition of Yat se South | da on their own 2 th il. | ¢ ! al cal ne the mur Senator of Yakim: 2 me Labersicn is is ’ dF for sige ps al trolman Robert Litsey; Ch: tea ee Teannot sing the old west, accomp: d by t and ; Or | discs deseribe Fis tuchiin’ axthallitien ‘cdl th ed fig f sang long years a snowstorms, to sub-zero tempera the r peOly , Bey rade jas fe rate ekin dispatches | Th hijacking iinet Goma? Fihout some yoo a e Far Ea {tod - Watson, Thomas Johnson, George Bagley and Harry Stone, fa tradition for the Nanaimo heake re lét's play the radio! i Sitas Arbuckle’s Wife Granted Divorce | PARIS, J. Minta Durfee ding “Vacht- hat kind of actress, ha been granted m Ro Arbuckle on desertion WOMAN ISED TO MAKE. TR CLOTIES) C ~ NOW Pm CLOTHES MAKE. TR ~WOMAN tine, bat my wyfe did decide loop. marconi-rigged, with decks and hoadoirs in 5 and 90 to fighting, and ee between us, but anon did on & I4-foot eathomt with wn motor. which we are determined When Uncle Jasper, Mr. Homer which, pray And so to bed HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Jan. 27.—F Will help you find a good home. Read this ono, it might be just the one you want Mirtle wa Arbuckle, former film comedian Charges that the civil ser e has Paris by Minta/ been tampered with in the holding Doris Deane, | of its examination in favor of A. P. a fortnight, it| Romine, present acting superintend- ‘ orted in movie studio circtes |ent of parks and recently foreman here today of Mayor Rrown’s Ephrata ranch, were be made at the county-city | building Tuesday Jackson, former superintendent of WANT ADS parks, resigned. He was named, it ix ‘reported, at the suggestion of Mayor Brown last Octo! On November 10 the civil service commission advertised for applicants : H QUEEN ANNE ition of park sup —$300 CASH tendent. Three Seattle residents, tt re to | modern’ bung two of whom are former service oa tne won at put in their applications PUT OFF EXAMS; heart ne'er won strong ° ; ed eon, betiveen ere the yeast and spoil the aa . - : | combination: harawor er deinaniesoes he had not been fit help the riety th F you are interested in fashions and istiiaa —and day life and experiences of the modern girl will de- torea heen eames Intent fix: a resident of Seattle for a year : - orl a J what woman isn’t—you ‘ll want to follow, without light and interest you. While “Flapper Fanny is unobatru ent Tl could ne Hb apply for examination | fail, what “Flapper Fanny” says in the new comic primarily for the women, both Father and | Big , Tae RC aa ana ar applied :¢ ite i that will start in T he Star Wednesday.’ srother will be interested too, For Ww ho isn t ; real good bu 1 39th st woorg . ? Talos “Flapper Fanny” is drawn by a woman artist, Watch fi ree anny” to make her first ap- Leese the Want Ad page Mayer, 4% He ate bids. - sen ut Ethel Hays. Her entertaining pen pictures of every- pearance Wednesday. | and see who is offering this one, hes Laurinieioees » Jon Aa J. 8, + é 4 rN city treasurer Labor Amendment Comes |. Hastings of King} bench was directly of the spectators. Tuesday this was moved forward out of reach of persons sitting be- bind the accused trie, STATE STARTS TESTIMONY ket stall pro- . opened the reconstruct- rolman Litsey. prelimina’ 4 by Prosecutor Patrolman E. ardson w ‘. Johnson @ group ers gamely pursued Siver ly and Fairchild. The maps showed (Turn to Page 7, Column 1) Woman Walks Block After Shooting Self TACOMA, Jan —After shooting abdomen with a small Mrs. Lawrence Hein- Iked a block from her . | home to'a fire station here last night, where she collapsed At St. Joseph's hospital today hope | was held out for her recovery. Police said the woman had written two suicide notes, which disclosed quarrels as the reason for dome her act Russia Buys Much Flour From Canada Whatever may happen in Russia. it is evident that the soviet people mean eat. During the past 30 days that government has placed or ders in Canada for 80: barrels_of flour, reports Roy H. Merritt, ‘city | ticket agent of the Canadian Natién- al railway “For one month's business that isn't bad, especially when it i¢-re- membered that before the war Rus- to support ratifica-|sia was a great exporter of wheat," vol : = Mayor’ s Ranch F oreman Running Seattle Parks svoree Civil Service Examination Put Off; , ia Reorganization Plan Up Because, the there a exami the commission said, not enough applicants, the ation was cancelled. Two.of pplicants are graduates of uni- | versities of high standing and widely experienced in the work The commission reaavertised the | position, to enable residents of the entire state to submit applications, This would let Romine in. The ex amination was to ‘have been held Wednesday, January 28. There were 24 applicants for the position, includ ing some of tho leading park and recreation experts of the state. At the last meeting of the park board, Friday, the board suddenly ai edt clvil service com- mission rtising for examina- tions for superintendent of parks. Fred P. Matthys, executive secretary of the park board, sent a letter fo Mrs, Donna FE. Baker, president of the civil service commission, urging the commission to cancel the second examination “We are reorganizing the depart. ment and creating a dual executive (Turn to Page 7, Column Q # if