The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1925, Page 1

J.SDRY CHIEF WARS ON OID The Newspaper With the Biggest Cireula ii" The Seattle Star ~~ wn Haynes Says Case Is Largest in History of Prohibition; Says Fr He Is Much Pleased SHINGTON, : : Federal thee oats. |G-0.P. in House Ousts, =“: wEN west |La Follette Followers ee i ee Howdy, folks! Some men are torn tars, some acquire the publ, but most of them get aured and have it thrust pea them. Td te ae which 90 indictments already io ASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—La Follette progressives || have been returned be say ’ Federal Agents Find Scores in the house were read out of republican The case, said to involve ja members of the Seattle po- of New “Hop Heads ing a call for a party caucus February 27, |\lice department and others, Dispa 7 : ’ Chairman Wood, Indiz of the caucus, withheld in- is the in the history tative Kellar ‘Minnes Sinclair, North Dakota, anc officials, surpassing even the Says More Gun-Carriers|| 1’, Guardia, New York Gary, Ind., case. Commis- | » will be selected Nia much pleased with the work | ouse will be lected at the } By John W. Nelson of Federal Prohibition Direc- EF HIVE gv i n the senate recently took similar tor Lyle in smashing the alley-slinkin =e er a A ge set ring. e senate progressives | “Liquor is scarcer on the SCT OTS ios | Pacific coast than ever be- they have taken up their abode fore,” Haynes said he had feathers i BE cape Raidis (2 HOUSEHOLD HINT If yea don't age your moon jaime, your moonshine will age fficers in the next ting. Ye piary ers that bh infested Chicago ‘any toll my wyte that 1 needs have flocked to Seattle, where Be post nk seeac°s Laid to Third Brother SIX ARE HURT many Gorepatadie Be ( Dan O'F siemenateinedtin Be ls es bE Ae Det cowelcee| ONG ggers Shot De: ad; One Freed and One BY AUTOS police Called Leader of Attack; Marshal Blinded . tic Agents W tt 3 Women, 2 Men and a Girl Are Accident Victims . g , “ Six pe women, a girl 1 MOTOR MAXIM st St ALI malt 2 ; and two 1 ere badly burt i of the species is | | t are ar federal agents today to have traffic accidents Wednesday aft deadly at the wheel. i j ageutn nee Ps he two men whose daring raid | noon and ‘Thuraday cit tam regon ry ie S Pes cad “oats dP yesterday close | Mira, »-Blaggin., Isoblta, -.60). .New oe pe pe ad-| remult 1 and varted | PO¥al hotel, was possibly fatally fire the farmer goes to bed d the city jthe kidnaping of We hit. MO injured at First ave, and Columbia t Mra Milo Exge er an auto driven by L. H Brown, td x urt apartments, eee. Called on the Carpet CHINA DANGER dad tune his heterodyne Be ieee «By Amitted that the 1 Henderson wir Se wae U. Ma R h Phili ; Canada ae" ¢ t One of the two produced a DF Salat thie ecenains wea oa *** \Woman Investigator Tells Charges of S. May Rus ilippine 924, the agen Dane cht hale ot syringe and vaulted ammonls Poh} (ieee Gere GSDDATE FOR THE POISON | : : ee: Troops to Shanghai reap iy! pallor thers were| into Donnelly’s face. He fell being taken to the wy chee Underworld Against Dr. Linville toler being peked, up nth r the rai bape drftoo ol aye ea: Bak (- —_ _ streets of the city than ever * See » be critica J. Morrow, 910 Denny Ja —Dr. J. A.\0f offi Port! fore. Severyns declared not a : pe Co Te en ee ° a : : he agen The bay gen nr kre Bp ack t when struck by an auto driven by ae ras P gunman being arrested by the ; ¥ Serie ar ns to appe jepar c police. Frequently gunmen with epth et eagles eeage A oF mit fs gea er ative commission in-|out Herwig and Cleaver and 1 two weapons on them are ar hed a , ones city hospital, : = re ois s 7 ape t 5 dang As De y Mrs. Maggie Buckett, 54, is also Nseroa dl rire Seay cpt _ ape iw n the city hospital, suffering from irate wife who makes you go was decked ont: OY at vies rae ne nich moved away! serious head injuries inflicted — by te bed just as you are solving the so that might @ me i ¥* Ege Mi rman standing on the auto driven by V. Seidehuber, final corner in the cross-word puz- | © an | oppor to exp Cleaver . wpa ah : nd threatening pur-| i421 Dearborn te. th about the state prohibition A tot t ‘ . automobile and escaped surers with drawn p dred 10, was injured see | Gepartment and refute charges made get =e Propel + her home by a Bolcom Canal Daler fhe spreading chestnut tree,|*sAinst his work by witnesses who Seat ant W has avert lumber truck. She was taken to aa “SS HOTEL CLERK ROBBED jy gale paths oa is he, ie taka cf, edtisded: conti Vegas kitddoris growt § 4 r ® un Chris, Peterson, 64, Regina hotel, epg ¥ in Portland involving bribes a an reign outbrea men and underworld characters minds ave i iz ‘as knocked down at Third ave protection fees, was told by come here bee gamer may renin and Main st. Thursday by an auto aor a ae ae '|Armed Men Force Him Into Elevator tive ‘ty"c. ‘micker, i103 35m to be a| Viteinia Brooks Washburn, apart-| chased her down the street and took ment house owner and social worker | the paper away from her, saying f Portland, who acted as secret It would ruin hin if that got and | out ion Director Clea-| She charged that Federal Agent all, McKnight, Barker and rs were maid to be crooked by and Tell Him to “Go Up” jaca Ga Sat <2 ARREST: MAN AT i the intruder trying Ter Tur: jagent for the anti-saloon league We would like to see every girl in for State Proh with oar Common Sense Corsets Mercantile Co—Ad in Ster- ie tity (Texas) Times. early TI ‘sday morn- Awakened by a up the Assembly ho-|night, Herbert and Madison, tried ave. N. E., fow ae Herwig and that part of the job c ht ¢ 0 open ej to forte his way thru a lo | diego Blaff vad pe mee as - ‘ge ‘ saint a A | shan f Is Sufferi Att him in and sent him blank thru the door. The bullet 4 “damn that while so doing she had heard jarker was Py ; shooti oof while th w, penetrating © bo (pes brag from on aOHA\’ chedvabtess ei known i's ixer for the| Abolish Wartime ast Is Bead ACK Of | snootin snes st ee elgae anal Hasta pnt rion ‘ at | | oP, of Guardsmen he man's t Forgery Suspect Nabbed in The man turned . at the first shot ; a word puzzle curtain. But OLYMPIA Tar So-called] EW = The man | the first, shot Dental Chair When foes up! mn ; lished “to ; cold wave, have been} About 1:45 a. m. twe ods store, 4308 University way. | L. Bartlett, 26, was taken from | j ne, reported in the metropolitan area| qits, both well dressed and n ntist chair to a cell in the city the past 24 hours uns, entered stelry and men , Thursday morning, charged with x : DA n | Judge Denies Motion to Make Statel dents and expowure were end the clerk, A. -aMiloite ’ swindling siacobdate ce ths VER i N Sl f Lit cath ara] oe le a these fatalities ria ey comn 1 him to throw | ity district out of thousands of dol x edera) | £0", the sending of scores of othe his hand: lars by the bogus check method. : ame Slayer o sey wil on the federal exe to. howpita _ [Tecan vou open the sate?” one o| Bartlett, according to Detective R. R. was frozen to dea tem «asked, : erber was rece convicted o auick succession Thursday, the | one Be ie + Ie Giv | to aleap: i ts] ersten e's tua that’ ‘no had not | TMOK Weather: Darkens: Bay trarceryann bentantneo pare eae lost three major poin the one who shot me.” erriot Is Given te allors perished from the| been. { with the combina. | itye Hi ; one to five years in priso owas i winder Dales Gomes Mate declan wid | Mea rete each 4 Rica oil the watee rout! aieet B the comblng.| City; cHinders ‘Traffic <1 eien a aumponeeh eeaenhe ana anh Charles Falr-!for Richardson, cited the F. G. Rich-| words as an effort by Litsey ould fb © in Rip Van Now watch for som « morent that time, police all he has been » the ele. FRANCISCO, recouping his fortunes by the same ) Big Confidence Vote ri ee ee tol PAE 29.—Premier Herriot ther victim was) The a sr motions which apes to put a ar ge naye exon Richardson Attorney ¢ equivalent of a vote of n overheated | yvator og hanging over San Fran. | procedure. ariie ( nt Forced the state to selec John F. Dore submitted the first ber of depu-| stove, resulted in the ath of aman} «wrriy ¢ . | today ‘stl bat ae towing a cust 5 which of the three fired the (two motion ‘s otoponal | cated Tene Chie, fad or he roof ald g¢ apy ay v : i r ; BG ne 5 & wealthy Reding re i i Pa a . } jotte top d affic on cb e cashed scores of checks o1 Tne ais Ere bullet which killed Patrolman riche dtenae: Covet Chines ‘clouiee foreign policy speech | eighth victim. wax a woman who felll waited form In'parta-ofithe olty: Iahte in Natilte ascents < e Palckn pur " Aaey Hes BOTH INTER-| Robert L. Litsey at 16099 [7051 Dore had planned. if t 641 to 32 to her death while toying to descend | y¢ windows. were only visible ch radio sets, dresses and articles P a FINISHES | Seventh ave., ee, a tion had bee anted' to: fmm: lan ry fire escape from the middle ot t + S©lof every description and present a ee fea besont mete seca ce acalaat all three {1% MOY for a dismtenal of the FARM BEAUTY QUEEN Tho severe weather that brought dense wa fox. check much larger than the purchase h s yond belief, gree. murder against & murder charges against the two not death and suffering to New York | proceeded under a bedlam } pr! Se s the ghode’ aid ead thought that he drank apple-| to second degree murder. dad OF tae waata reen: ota aye Penh atatre ts sn [priest, Hacelving: he's ls and cash Dismissed all charges against wave is of com-| fat found end too late ‘twas Jap-a-tac, | Richardson on the basks ” of child would have been the men brokia fob bu oeeeaht. ‘Nowevin, ac tthe were late to work an a ro]. Herbert has been looking for tie f J. ¥. De Litsey’s dying statement when Maas tie asians: thei wobid PRESIDENT COOLIDGE | ' is stab feats doe Bes dead § ‘ bake OS ee. ee [man for some time. He was found 3 Sa | confronted with the man—he’s | hive been insufficient identification SHINGTON, Jan. 29.—The y higher temperatures for to TODAY’S J. treet’ cate. erdiwidd= Kt tena that esta trajaw we F ceace hee ear REeie Woman Killen ilusvand With “las the state has been unable to orified American country |! day dé their Sosustomedank Bal pavers spat ical Meee Pt Hecats ; rom “g : a5 ; WANT ADS half their accustomed spec his teeth fixed. Bartlett admitted S—Headline produce Fairchild's gun and has was honored here today | Ea ; : hoa you might call doing him Warren P. -T. A. to lonly the dying statement of Litsey Vadn Watson, 17, the p Have a variety of g homes. |} passing the checks, Herbert said, incriminating him, it is sald s wheat girl,” who was Here is a splendid one TUR Bane er Hold Meeting Tonight | ps pa a or we wheat iri’ ro we | Judge Douglas Hands ge be Rumors Cause Bank | Rlier a: ew community meet: | ge a polte who took the stand|| Kansas for her beauty and abit- || D Fi S te Side S a Lawton ec | , auty and abi own First Sen INTERLAKEN SACRIFICE enate Side Steps MEI the police that a friend ssembly room of the| over the strenuous objections of the|| ity urannd the farm, was Malcolm Doug! behaves 4 Owner needa + in Denver to Close) D: | DENVER, Jan. 29.—The Italian-| Budget Bill Blame ave, school, Thursday | defense, Wednex eash and y evening, ident! ted to President Coolidge Re ee ee en ee eee ianiike of the f “TY | night, sponsored by the P.-T. A. [tied his bullet-riddied uniform feted by all Kansas in the ota se oe tae Sounty Immediatel American bank of Denver failed to] OLYMPIA, Jan. 29.—The senate he could 5 oe te te for the purpose of stimulating in-}then made a point for the defense|| tional capital baht af gS a nt open for business today. It was sald|carefully dodged any responsibility the diy x »fe- | rest in a community house for|when she swore that Police Captain Miss Watson was presented to || "Ursday, handed down his first that officers of the institution had|for the new budget bill, introduced Py J he district. ‘There will be music| pedges had directed Litsey’s the president tho ° Kanaag ||ctiminal sentence when he sent floors: tiled bath; I Visiey asked that the state bank commis-| yesterday. The bill, offered by the ABIGAIL, APPLESAUCE, SAYS: t hoot orchestra and Judge|tion to photograpt delegation In congress. Aw part |{j1*: Martin to the state penitentiary ENG orignrase. Wonderful |/ sioner take over the bank's affairs, |revenue and taxation committee, ? : Griff aks on the “Valuelas his slayer. Hedge of the ceremony, sho presented || fF from oné to 15 years on a nec only $760 cash required. A three-day run, caused by rumors |was sent in carefully marked: “By Me Arad 1 7, , y House and Its) policemen had said pr that |} him with a sack of wheat which |{0"d degree burglary charge. Mar regarding the bank's stability, was| Request ives (ab telationship to the School Mrs.|they had made no suggestion and|| president Harding harvested |, tin pleaded Ity to entering the!| Now turn to the Want Ad page || given as the cause of the closing. | It was nominally introduced by ly on dates Mae Avery Wilkins, member of the|that Litsey pleked out the man | when in Kansas in 1923 store of F. I. Berman, 79% Wash-|) and sce who is offering this one. | The bank had a capital of $100,000/Senator Cleary, chairman of the Pt that’s oct park board will also speak voluntarily, lington st., n 3 land a surplus of $40,000 | committee. 4 AAR ARADASA rere ™ So does the if gia! Turn to Page Fourteen and Meet Mr. J oe Quince