The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1925, Page 1

MSR sees Sek bere keke Kees eee | Se thik LAMP Paid P W~”“_—_— WEATHER, " ‘end Sal sowth @ ‘ Temperature Last 21 Hours Maximum, 3S Minimum, 49 Toda; noon YOu. 26 NO. 290 BOTHELL BANK HELD UP! ., EMPLOYE «LOCKED IN SAFE! seorn | 2, Men Make Escape With $2,000 Cash; The Child Le seems to have fet in this state, but we can Mill do something for the kid- dex. We can pass a law pro- biting Little Lord Fauntleroy sits. oe 8 Qwners of cott mills t Guth may work dren feors, but that's nothing com: te the er of the mothe r toy w carts, There is no Sewever, that oyster growers will try to persuade the legislature pat an “r” into every month of the yer. AUTO ARITHMETIC One arm at the wheel, plus | ‘we arm around the waist, ‘mquals two in the hospital. <2 <Aboiseless airplane has been de Tloped by British aviation expert: tga woukt now devote | lating te x@palled }whieb haven't been sativel: uted reeently be enforced to the The prisoners theip.talents to flivvers. A proposed ordinance to i jainting and decorating contractors jd egal i Seattle hax just been bh Lfl Gee Gee says she doesn’t shy they wanted to | thopa, anyway. CANDIDATE FOR THE : POISON IVY CLUB | The gink who invented cold jiteam heat fer apartment _ hoses. ——_- — ---- , Mo Ziegfeli, beauty ‘our coat lapel eee Am old-fashioned init Ma August Vaablic Doesn't use hair-oil To make his hair slich Glria Swanson, film beauty lew the bride of the Marquis De la | Pie. She is not. the first screen | Gktrity to sport a title, however. There was King Baggott. " wee may yet sy titles like Mer Grace, the Countess of Holly: | _ Med Boulevard. de Bebe, Marchioness of s of Paramount. OLeourse, there are a lot of t ‘waring on the wcreen mention a lot of » Little drops of water, Uittle drops of gin Often make o flapper Tate in getting in, titles Walter Johnson, famo pictures frose-word puzzle champion of ring, 5) A talirond tne table is aub- PA change without notice. | girl in eins Reformed flap- | H¥ing to persuade her mother % stop oking | A MARK OF DISTINCTION oA. I. B ersonal Prosecutor St nuantities HE King r to beat fice started active While the vareit Chi forms of law long the rumor. Four deputy warrn lane, chief depu ed the raid un Macfarlane rele 30 wh } ment, tickets and a larg Vin Y the jantlors to hold. Callow wouldn't rts Iheasey ly “ = allow the second crow to raise the Four deputy sherifts who etree Gpparatus and found 4 jstake” game in full swing tt nT. os . ‘boigey a ate, ewe NOME ASKS presario lays bobbed hair ix doomed. Never! Ifs teen two years now since our Wie was able to find a long ha | Stricken Town \ Wants, From Nome, Alaska, horro** ih able to ac-| up ta a sprint’ finteh he worst diphtheria O¢ fifteen years the | tagged : i vers an appek to th {n competition, waa|Cfe™. for it walked off from the| Prank 1 \ _PRERING lgovernment to utilize d today by Johnny INTO THE PEPRAGE | airmen or round-the-world 4) professional of the If film stars follow Gloria Swan-| carry Wfegiving anti-toxin sy Cyyp, wes example, and marry into the received by radio Friday | 2 Seattle Chamber of Commes,, 72 the An pppeal to the local one of the strongent lto usd its influence with |*tory of the tourna- | department to obtain permis Tommy Armour, re- larmy flyers stationed at F The Right Honorable Lady Agnes|to use an obsolete plane / there for the perilous Archear | was forwarded to Washingpped four strokes |day morning. cord for the event, ‘There is anti-toxin at Fistrokes better than and hardy airmen, willing t@ne, Tuckahoe, N. Y with death in the rescue As an a ber wir represents ask the war are r Gap s pitcher, | wrt’ Herrin “Hate Wik READING THAT PAPER SOUNDS nu can! |Irrigation ‘Bill OLYMPIA, Jan, @—Sen ed Ben: allowing settlers on feder{ mation projects in the stat wivantage of the new 1 wlaty NG, LINCOLN ACCUSE ills With Port The Newsp: aper With the Biggest Circulation in W: ashington Batered Clase Matter May & 180%, at the Se SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, | wurple and Gow vivax Boat Arouses Real Hope. By Gron hoM. VARNELE ITH THE WASH INGTON CREWS AT rovan KEEPSIE, N.Y Wednesday, June r ag~| ca « Bregation yesterday after oy the hardest ut it has t n the Hudson River and, a « are v Raid in Chinato Hold Men on Felony Count the varsity paced well and se three atown gan ad in t d on the Wo 04 Second ave. sworn to b: "This is the first of ¢ 1° ‘clean up t line : lane sald prisoners Vin nree | tried under ate statute uae Wika’ ants betore "a for several years here, which eteéted’ the Grews en r a Tuesday and when Callow took his was winner f . tho maintenance of a lottery? Tueed a nd when Callow took his | NO Wa sah punishable by a state)? hts on the water late af atch term. ‘ oth “There are # jot of other m ! minor D whieh Yan How h that position and fall back, for the varsity was setting too warm a pace at 24 for Seting police judge Pains They are held in’ the & nae the dire — yed with the Juntors and y¥ work out Ite own en the jay om, arrell. | weer & machine and when Callow gave | championship ee Piney for just one minute more | course there's gs DELAWARE, Pa, June —Three| the oarsmen the four miles back to ane Coast 4 f the Shawnee open the use im chunks instead Athan {0 Bring Antitoxiey im enrerennt an ot one wtrech. "inthe finer huis | smothered Sack mile the varsity and jayvee hooked t further variety as a coming out Harold Ltr the thirt Juniors. Yo changes were made, in the) ‘Continued on Page Mamaroneck,| (Continued on Pag: BOBBY JONES WILL DEFEND HIS TITLE IN BRITISH OPEN ATLANTA, Gee) Wednesday, Juno 22.—The Atlanta Journal said this afternoon that Bobby Jones has an- nouncéd he will defend his British open golf title at St. Andrews, and will sail from New York on the Transylvania Saturday for Scotland hole event yes! Nome chamber. set a dizzy pace and the we open pes, an itl ampion of 1 for- -holdern. T # score of 48-70- | clubs were work | his putter, yeate |ling beat him jebance has Frank tipped us off to? prize. In three of ¥. Farrell broke par old plane. had a par 72 ternative, the loce same contestants d its Washingtonn the Eastern open ive, J. J. Undertarting today at the }facos Frank Dolp twenty-seventh ho oranges only, th By SIDNEY SMITH Standifer was only ws-country TYOND 1 WAS KICKING ABOUT A epi GETTING 1T IN CARLOAD LOTS = LAINING ABOUT A BROKEN LEG ( ch toda morrow. Portiand a bit and aerated, The change 2 and 1 yesterday Passed by S down feeling that or Smith's trrigat | Continued on Ps wr 4 event ® thirty nt lon apart To w had to get ad at and a2 atthe. yard fifteen wer of this do gathered by thia ti ‘7 eure Whisky on the w 1 contingent rber « Northweert semifinal. rome aken up| dope in thelr figuring, are gattle station, declared P Q08H turn the whisky over pret Loewe | 34 workout over the fodr miles tea ee | __ The return journey was made at| 10 {n® lower Bracket, slow stages. That 1a, Callow gave | Spould not have any Matson, our ow) 4 Jac rekon in the ‘ aU ¢ swarthy awatter | for practice just one day | Mot arriving until Sunday, ay | Incidentally, Steve Dwan neice’ the For the sake of saving | Standifer today, for | wentern amateur cherie | that Playing easily Dolp beat down Goldwyn | victoria ‘youth. 7. ana’ 6 World Airman Eric Neots | Stanifer” compatne t,|ceed to Seattle at once contract, | ceed that hasn't | from here direct to Nome epidemic antidote, Nelson, St Js pointed o-_ made the flight from Norn! United States, and is prov’ leading cr county. ediate decision sKEN LEG ~ J GOT A SAMPLE OF tive, the chamber wired, BLE WHILE THE REST OF THE woriD Nome settlement is threatet decimination from the this ts some toug referring to Dr. John M. another of Ben Ivy'n point but he finally won, Ban Seen In Offing. ¢ So, there's the story Portlanders have been make this golf show winner of tho W: ? 02,053 ‘igh reached Woednes Stein-Ralph Whaley the change from fresh to sali “HERRIN, It, Jan: %- UB OVER-FLOWED - YOU CAN'T Expect||stmosphere, or the Os dy amet, est DOY | witlams county today again EPER OF THE MORGUE TO SympaTHIZE to normal with the last lt yoy WHEY aUr SRLLHIKG So of Saturday night's hate moved. SUFFER FROM DANDRUFF Late yesterday, immediat the funeral and burial of Young had been comple! company of state militia was removed. Townspeopl — predicting that the “hé had ended. faucet water to bottled wat. gets them not so afte Seattle crowd. We look a things, one might say, more « Borrowing from past ances Stein should beat Btetn defeated Charley Junior of Vancouver, 7 4 terday and he played more wan sure of his shots tha time since he arrived. Carl Havens, another \ every day pons, Ff hat nyeOOM ideal rent saver Not to make it too promttiow district; lar will aqueezo in hare a poay and garace prophecy; namely that saw Btein'n astride yeaterdve also that of Frank @olp hav!" amateur finaliste of last cides all Interest Be 3, Col! e Seattle Sta ieee March 3. 1879 Per Year, by Mail $2.00 * “RTUNE MADE IN ‘« VHEAT MARKET BY “31 SEATTLE M SEIZURE Te meet thers pLiquor Cargo them ore GLENS itn Says Booze Will Be to Headquarters RISING a band of liquor "Y gelers unloading a car “evevhisky on the beach at Y Seattle, early Friday the West Seattle po- gated fo capture the smug str confiscated 56 cases Naskoo Hquor, The smug im thelr motor. walking hin bea’ ding the small bo West Be Festoreitened the rum runner back in the launch and the bay, leaving the Mut in art. Wannick, in charge of arters and would ¢ off Bannick created ding some liquor, he destroying it himself it was ved from cl Ro! removed from trouble and aroused the ire butor of | B. Severyns by refusing makejt in to headquarters 5 ard the finish with thre vi the same timer Head of Asteein's|" Soon to Know Fate TO DEATH IS. PROBED £AGO, Jan. 30.—Cautioning the testimony of! EI iS smoother, star government witnens and % Mortimer is “an admitted Federal Judge Carpenter to. tuto of Col. Charles Coroner Investigates Kling ‘ben, former head of the vet al bureau, and John W. Thomp bat Louls ‘contra piring to defi in the hands they should accept his testi- cy Wheat Hits " in Chicago ot t ‘the block near Fifth ave. and SAGO, Jan 10.—-May wheat of Wi up to $2.051%4 a bushel here ithin %o of the n mainto the board of trade at noon orts of higher pric blatantlwheat marts and recurrence of | Is Over, Predi® FELLOW TELLING NOAH How Hig |] itncetacls (240 totaxer world shortage. thi@DAY’S ANT ADS estate firms offer their best in the classified rooms; thaietic finlah; large veranda; rooms down and one big m finished upstairs; ement; $25 monthly, ine $250 cash, aw turn to the Want Ad page wee jendia buy. iiiestel —/ | #1 who is offering this ash, State Ch Home Edition TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. LITTLE OLD WOMAN | wu mg, the HARG used public funds to buy supplies for rebuilding his home, amounting to more than $3,000, and that Commissi Jump Into Auto and S. Lincoln had used public funds amounting to more than )0 to purchase furniture and furnishings for his home, are made in a report filed with the secretary of state at » Olympia, it was revealed Friday. All of the public funds have been repaid by the commis- Head Towards City Bank of. r Bothell at + 10; 45 ESCAPE automobile and headed toward t high speed. f Matt Starwich was immediately thé Seattle police depart-| » Both sent men to the “There Is nothi the transaction, the money both by myself and Mr, | for Col, Lampin: Lincoln.” e of the robbers was ob-! town with their bag of boodle. pureha. dry docks, saw sev } aman W. D. Itenke,| je in a prowler place. As they headligh of the ised his hands an vered the other man id the town realize been the scene of a bank holdup. ee ~BES’ CASE: Column 6.) [fon losing four holes | e that the Riverside |wan held up T Dunbar has appealed to the state supreme court. If the state wins | ger terill for similar items. some question as to the of Aged Man investigation or, charged ud the gov the jury 2e Carpenter warned the jurors, yer. that if they were satis even wt Mortimer was telling the who was kill pure George Lamping (left) and W. S. Lincoln, Seattle port commissioners, who are accused in a report filed with Pie General John Dunbar, of using port commission to pay personal bills. “Nothing Illegal to Transaction,” Say Port Officials; Attorney General Says Different that Port Commissioner George Lamping has oner W. the report shows. lleged irregular acts of aie two commissioners were cooped revealed by State Ex covering the transaction was made by Attorney General John Dunbar, who investigated the transaction. Dittemore says that Remington’s code lists the transaction as a “mis- demeano aminer J. L. Dittemore, and a report D. to Seattle, by following the kinner & when no refund was al 1 the return slip of the ip ticket. The ex int amounted to $1, Megal in Lamping » has been | A refund of $27.65 for a license personal car, | charged to the port commission, Werk taade’ Bs er | ae refunded, Dittemore says. hows. They ¢ y weith, the! © of one Star wheelbarrow | 6 | Rea Hardware cs. mas NEAR CLOSE "\ Jury to Get Case Today; or out port yon Defense Attacked Washington," ““IJURY IS INSTRUCTED I left Hrectec . Ge | «| Members Must Designate veiness | What the Penalty Will Be ed | Six men and six women Friday cken me. It| Were to take into their hands the it Dittemore, the|fates of Charles Fairchild, Flo} ho makes the{Siverly and F. G. Richardson, man I fired |cused-of the first degree murder of an economy | Patrolman R. L. Litsey, last Septem- in a rooming house, 16091 aahigD ave. } attorney general's office Prose vi pen ¥ puts more weight on the trans- rosecutor Colvis. opened argu In addition to the Lin. | ents for the state with an explana= snd Lemibthc “matter, sev |tion of the case as presented withiii :. f [the last four da: pattie nl egy ya Calvin S$, Hall's court. He declared listed “illegal” % by Dun. |4PParent discrepencies in testimony before the jury in |of state's witnesses was the natural result of excitement over the shoot- ing and contrasted them with what he termed “framed alibi testimony” of the defense. Siverly and Fairchild, thru friends and relatives late Thursday attempt- ed to set up an alibi as to their whereabouts at the time of the mur . Richardson is depending on the | pleadings of his counsel for acquital Judge Hall's instructions informed the jury that ft must consider cach has brought Lamping the. commi: visit to The superior court has/ penditure was legal, but it will bring sult against of the expenditures has|of the three defendants separately * port commission has is-/and can find each of them guilty of order, directing that no| first degree, second degree murder or purchases be made either by | Manslaughter or may acquit them. If commissioners or employes thru | they are found guilty of first degree purchasing department,” Lamp-| murder, the jury must designate | whether the penalty shall bo lifo.im- item found by Dittemore, | prisonment at Walla Walla or the ase of a ticket from gallows. Beaulieu, 718 § Koeptit sald that Ingram was r peace anche of buying orders & hand Beaulieu ts sin Euro. two bottles of moonshi Charging that the council was at mba WO © | tempting a wastefur and unnes Brown late Thursday vetoed an or-/tion, Brown said: |dinanee appointing an “expert com-| measure until I'm sure that the and appropriating $12,000} commission members are actually for thelr pay hydro-electric engineers. Any engi- ay and was returning ht and was still on members—Joseph Jacobs, W.| houses, Morse and Stirling B. Hill—|a hydro-electric engineer to tell us are not hydro-elect . who died in the city hospit led to be to blame. Thgram was al ployed by the Ross |Diamond Ring Is Taken by Burglars |”, Burglars looted the home of Mrs. apparently aligns every| council had expected a repert in 26 and other artigles were stolen, councilman against the mayor,’ from 60 to 90 days, Mayor Vetoes Measure for Survey of Skagit ys Appointment of Expert Commis- sion Is Waste of $12,000 yoted unanimously last week sary} on the bill, of time and money for} In a statement to The Star, a few agit survey,'’ Mayor] days ago, forecasting his veto ac: I hold up this ‘or declared that the com-|neor can see where to put power ams, ete., but it will take p engineers, and! the principal thing-—'What is. the justic paragraph maximum demand for power and his city has spent a great deal} consumption of kilowatt hours that of money for expert opinions and ex-| the city’s plant will have to furnish reports. But I have no recol-/to take care of the load in the next of the opinions and advice| several years? * such experts ever being followed,| Brown added that a real helpful |and I believe the $12,000 appropriated | report would take a year of actuat in this bill is unnecessary, wasteful | study on the ground not from reams in violation of the city|of typewritten paper, and would cost much more than $12,000. The 4 a