The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1925, Page 11

THE Si WATSON CHARGE TO BE DROPPED Will Be Dismissed on Bon Marche Holdup Count ma SEEMS HAVE WON gnetnor Appears Victor in One-Man Plan Need More Antitoxin; Plague Can Be oN ENDS FEB. 11 % . a er enty Hes Stamped Out, Says Physician araea ag at over “Commandments” | N° . ria y . Sangh: sens ‘ ; Nome Epidemic Nearing Control =~ S| Capt,.Darling Hops Off) mao von “on Nome Flight Sunday § "0. -"o- Aviator to Car y 600,000 Antitoxin Units a. Rept atiompts tof Over 1,000 Miles of Danger — ne f v th um, whieh] t t ood a; p f os © " " at Seward by * M M M ~ ay N a Jec H i | at nn GOVERNOR BONE 7 way . sm & ne ver trail followed by . aw it and sent it bn k 1 « ¥ forward to moet ‘he ‘a deen 4 fefiml passage, as amended a : , | send on the serum with is Fe aS a ful as iT pn a eng a A stop will be made at re Frame Says Executive Tried ote on al} bond issues: Up “ ro My 7 fuel the motor and revive the flyer ‘ PBI eter nthe wenate today, /eReral's office at Washington, that "3. HL Wanoer le charee of tho}, tO Oust, Him as Delegate Be panes cad program: | ¥@* accepted, Darling and his as Sit - s Laroe pad | We Pg * ithe Ht ‘abe he power Hispanc cso a y BR De capitol: In the Skiis had been installed on the} en < 5 a eo ready to plane to permit landing on the ice | *U# mired, : or frozen tundra. An outfit conslat im: Seeee ; ing of rifle, snowshoes, heavy Arctic a ane ; fur parkas and spare parte be Pi a tew the start of the! wh his fl anid Wag ly Alas am laa. bat sy ° flight ks. If the first | ne 1 wired I “ wins ihe naien-ae @enten lieg of the journey is » the |banks, to forward an eatin mme th atior munitiesensts . airmen are hopeful of 6 ting the | diately." . 4 w . | UP BILLS } 0.4 7 id Measures Are Passed re a » by Solons .. Y Newsboy’s . Pennies § So He Would Be dem : | Stole ‘ 6 ne " wp Friday, clearing away Put in Jail for Winter : caper thru pal | BY SAM GROFF | waited: age ae. one approprat: (1 ovenry s stood at the booking win < MERMM from the rermanent | P i _ [dow at police station, listening to 5 fund; the other reappro Huddled in 9 doorway, tor |i" Soy officer Coa Wash, whe funds on live road contracts |tured in erve of his rhew BPs tte resale of appropriations | matic old body, F. M. Scott ‘ leas fe weisinat vi tinae t * || Ragsdale Case to Be Called ithe 1933 session. The ett UNIS | waited for the dawn. A raw gusty {him in the act of stealing two pen Today woaid lapse automa Jcally. wind whipped the cold February |nies from the newsboy at First and Bi Mes seunders il for. Beiter rain into Bis face. It streamed In| Pk hi rrneenah yetection for bey eh | little rivulets from the battered feit ee | seoret the house yesterday, weati nar and fell in tiny cascades. to| QOMETHING plead: | prose: "I eohenay unanimously, with |hi¢ soaked shoulder S aa’ slayer even aeagied tha: vers MEE tin for the benetit ot} he Sutter® sursied noisily, re lofticer, Dan Hogan, with pen, In + Mit esatimos cocatn, au[ectine the shitter of the street | mi | He was arrested Ne Dies i Tivee them to spend highway lights. Scott hugged himself. He! “it's nothing maid 8 “1|by Deputy Sheriff Harrahan ts fhe ies Katears couldn't keep warm. He was hun-| waited all night until thé newshoy | and resigned following m "1 mean casaitses with o. fe ary. A failure even at begging.|and the officer showed up. |Since that time, however, a 1 Ieemmendation. So did tna Penner Ck “When he finally turned and| continued to act as “advisor” to Jr. aeltel construction bond | aanbeics ine , [looked at me 1 walked over and stole! Prosecutor Colvin He will be de oe Ee echas sat Tp rr rn, Eat {two pennies from the newsstand. 1) fended by T. H. Patterson, former a iieiilen, that the bond esl ed wealth, comfort, food. Well |had to eat, you see, and the sa was eras prosecutor it. fs mest hand recommended |@eaned men and women.. well fed, /the only place that I had to fo GE ce ihe validity of the |" pp coe meets z. Bo a him Thirty days thie soring at JAIL PROMOTER a on foot oan in luxurious automo-| wouldn't be so bad then. could be. Bc ea timer | bites Scott watched the shining |have smashed a window or some i : pavement, lashed by countless rain: |thing like that, But I never wanted drops. |to do damage. I'd rather sit there} |; he. fit gray streaks of Abi fait alatt than do hac (0 sociecns! | RiCh-Quick Expert Gets) ripped the rain clouds. Scott was awakened by the shouté of a news-|30 days, bey. He shook himself, tossed a |tarm shawer of water from his hat and! Poverty! Refugees Wait in Asia _ Longing to Enter U.S. Wihdimanic split ix expected! se consideration by the fi-| flee’ Friday of a bill to te Highiand school at with a children’s play A failure even at b in Jait for H } Then fn berth at the panty Long Prison Term | SPLIT EXPECTED d Bill May Mean NEW YORK, Feb. 6—Moe Tur- man, whose pyramided loans over a period of 10 years resulted in lonses| Aggregating more than $2,000,000 for his creditors, was sentenced to five} |to 10 years In Sing Sing in general) sepsions today on his plea of guilty} to second degree forgery | Judge Kelly said he also would} | recommend that Turman be deported to Russia at the conclusion of sen: | | tence. | 2 Dead, One Dying lin Shooting Rampage! US ¢ Seer Weedin Says Immigrant Laws Are All Strictly Enforced DOWNSTAIRS STORE Dependatle Goods...Economy Prices... Frederick & Nelson stromal Extensive Assortment of Silk and Cloth ". Frocks at $12.15 FF © and $15.00 ‘TH! RE something in this attrac tive new array of Spring Frocks to please the woman or young woman in search of moderately priced dress for street or after- noon wear There Are 25 or More Smart Styles and very, very few duplicates in the lot. All fresh from their packings and the designers The and satin is surely are good quality silk crepe prinkling of twill « All the fashionabl materials with innel wea a Spring colors. Also a number of silk frocks in the larger sizes for women of full figure Attractive values at $12.75 and $15.00. Sketehed From $15.00 the p Girls’ Coats $7.65 $9.65 $12. 65 Sketehed From the 812.75 Group DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s Bloomers he 00 Pretty New Spring Hats for Girls, $1.95 a1. 00. of § to 14 yea f a t ow Infants’ Rompers ‘ a Coat right no nd something to them-—and their and Creepers mothers—in the Downstairs &5c and $1. 00 Store je ty Ave t S gay as a garden“of pretty Spring flowers are Good, warm and service ed Romy the n Hats for young girls. In milan, straw Coats in the styles “ lise braids and cloth and various fabrics. Four typical i i a crs as 7 - s 4 + worn by 0" D ‘01 ‘i eis. Nallitt styles are shown in the sketch. Gay red hats, light AD are filly, Hed. Bome and ions of 1 tans, rose, blue shades and brown. Low-priced at have fur trimming. Un Trim embroide $1.95. usual values 7.65, mall plait At S5¢ DOWNSTAIRS STORE $9.65 and 812.65, ind 81.00, DOWNSTAIRS STOStE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Smart Little Tailored Blouses for Girls—$1.95 Many New Fashions in Neckwear, $1.00—$1.50 MART lace and in severd “styles at now have a smart tailored $1.50. Blouse like “big sister” is wearing. It is pictured at the left. In striped Bin esr iraale Rit dimity, with knitted artificial silk tie. effect Peach, blue, rose-pink and lavender. $1.95. | $1.00 and 81. so. | | Vestees of broadcloth in $100. SIA QS) | PRETTY NEW VOILE FROCKS in dainty styles for pretty parties have just arrived in the Downstairs Store— { and little girls will admire them. DOWNSTAIRS STORE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Plenty of Unusual Values in Women’s, Children’s and Infants’ Shoes in the Downstairs Store For Women For Women For Children For Infants BLACK VICE KIDSKIN. | BLACK KIDSKIN OX BoYs' AND sIRLS' AND PEARL Stet i ee ELK-TANNED SHOES ii > >p) “ 3 SLK-TANN! s s in STRAP SLIPPERS in th | FORDS in res Sagat BROWN SHOES in laced shat” etyle:: WAH: apHad: wetlin wn Grover mak | ably-fitting sty be Ry 1 webtlis sccok eee ke, | heel: *Meweee” tevibie wales: Comfort shoes with hand- | sole and military — heel tii | * Gomtértable “shoei Hoe! Jidie turned Very good Unusually ~ good value, | Serviceable for school wea: tots. Sizes 3 to 6. Low value th Sizes 8% to 11 and $ 95 priced 5 open oh Vt) ) | pty $3.95 | inet par OL. Haraavnares 3 ls THE SHOE REPAIR SHOP repairs women’s, men’s and children’ 's shoes of all kinds. Shoes repaired while you wait if desired. terre ea a & bill was introduced, a| LOS ANGELES, Feb, 6—Two per : ietording to Mrs Bertha | Hundreds of “men without a coun jooaelet stopped by the law, ac-|sons are dead and a third is dying, | —= ape a : = Otel) president, the in-ltry~ are waiting in China, Man-|Cording to Weedin. Only a few Jap-|the result of a shooting rampage here | | Get the habit of watching the mmas given that it was to} hori, Japan. and: other Asiatic (S708 now get into this country, |today by Harry Alexander, restau: | | Star Want Ads—you will be able to | PPR atte near the school. Later,| oon a vntar [And these are returning Citizens, or| rant owner | | profit just as many other readers FRB deveiopes that tne aig] Teton for opportunity to enter|the children of citizens of this) Alexander shot and killed his wife, | jare doing. Seed sear Dumar the United States, but are barred | country seriously wounded Mrs, Virginia| r ‘ ———we RW irent in the city ati|by the restrictive immigration real From China, the ehitdren of cith-| Nichols, sister-in-law, and then killed Senate Confirms Him as|Mrs. Newby, 70, Seriously ‘it Resented “Grading” Ml cs Hy nal now in effect, according to Luther |zens are admitted and a few stu-| himself | A ; ime that a South End real Nichols was, reported dying Associate Justice Hurt in Fall | Criticism, Man Says immigration commis jdents and teachers. |sioner here. Mmuggling of aliens has been je rhe hundreds that are seeking ad-|wired out by the efficiency of the * he] mixsion ‘are refugees from Czaristic|horder patrol, established under the to be} that country with | la he we Russia, who fled that country ' ki ME Gitte ot AM | the revolution, They are scattered| Smuggling of aliens by boat alsa| Possession of Dope! the ru } t the East in various settle |has largely been stopped by the| ite favored Yocatlon for ew Ah Sing, convicted under the| |hooze patrol of 16 fast coast guard Beeler anti- act of posses. | Mrs. at an, emergency hospital. sted in the deal to| Weedin, U. 8 4 sme Dumar property. beard and many that the site Me 5 Gets Long Term for | | | | ® fav ments Under the immigration law which | cutter under command of Capt 4 Japanese from entering the F Dodge, Weedin says. Close) "00 narcotics, with intent to| of them, Friday was sen stry, these people cannot gain|co-operation netween Capt. Dodge's | admission to America, as the. nited | men and’ the immigration service dd to one to ten years at Walla Sentence was pronounced | be of dispose ten Walla States has no treaty with soviet |has been effective in shutting up | Hussia, by means of which they /thiv channel, according to Weedin by Judge R. L. MeCroskey, of Col ‘The flood of| One of the most noticeable results | {4% altting here as relief judge | can obtain passports. Took Russian refugees which poured into|of the immigration ban has been | | Ponies for Fun, mitie. hax beoa entirely stopped |the decrease in trans-Pacific service House Pages Enlist | Explain lhy the immigration Jaws, Weedin|on the various lines of steamers op: te rating between seattle and the) im Forest Fire War, | Japanese immigration has been |Orient, the commissioner said. OLYMPIA, Feb. 6—House pages today formed the nucleus of a forest | fire protection organization, spurred | jthereto by Representative C. W.| Saunders of King county. Saunders f is the house's reforedtation and con- | servation enthusiast. He fed the| pages and took them to a show the| other night. They sent him a letter | of thanks, promising they'd do what they could in the future to "keep the] Fivergreen state ever ereen, May Wheat Down 4 $1.883 in Chicago, | ectany i il,” Judge Walter 8. Gates Prosecutor Drops |decided after a final hearing on the \Baby “Murder” Case mental condition, ’ Cal, Feb, 6-—The | 108 ANG Lae asa aeve| PEACEMAKERS ae 4 HOMMPAOn, # r + ge, és gainst Alsa Tn 4} LONDON, Eng. Blessed are the year-old “Baby Borgia,” was dropp | peacemakers,” but not when they by the district attorney's office today ltry- to settle disputes between » ers told police they|and ned over to parole|T¥ to settle disp 2 hua. i heY {and the child tur | nana and wife. Et reer vce” de | otticers for correction name MB sleet confession |" a man push tuding the |the well and begged him not to hit mt tor the park agai ot Altho she reiterated her low fons 8 gop caugptbn a| of wholenale poisonings, inc ; "Neath of her twin infant sisters and! hor, He didn't. He Pato, “chaps,” cowboy Other impedimenta of uneher two! “horse th Povertaken police | And “Patrick,” two of Park 200 ponies Thurs by A peacemaker here hin wife against hit the peace. 8 Wan discovered HIC. i i 2 er « former guardian, ttle Alsa's BOFY | maker instead and knocked him} tp eee Feb. : . May lab i aa vas not given full credence by au | A ie suffered a severe sinking apetl near ame of England gave Thetities und eriminal prosecution |down. In. court the next day the) noon today. falling to a low of| * cet Cont to all the] i anandoried. wife defended her hushand but he! $1.98% a bushel The opening prive | royal borough of he is' was fined three pounds | wos $1.94. b: but s! Rane ot 60 ome. ee '/For NOW—Next Year WASHINGTON, Feb. 6,—The nom-| Falling from a third story window] When he demanded that she do | ination ‘of Haflan F.. Stotle to be|oSher h d striking a skylight,! her housework before visiting the || oon! d Y 5 to sanociate justice of the United Biates| Me. Myre t E.\ neighbors, Mrs. Enna Risch left fact be thg| Denny Way; was critically injured) jim, Fred A Neath. Bend supreme court was confirmed by the] riday no j him, | Fre¢ sch, North B: . ; a prem Friday noon caraanter, Thursday aft-{{ YOU don’t get shoe strings, senate late yesterday Mra." Newby, according to the po-lternoon, in obtaining a divol theatrertickeeavor-kasitiine a0 hat he vate Waa: tik to: 6 lice, was washing windows when she} phat was eight years ago, and the you Pay $1: DOWN end Take & fainted and fell. She the Swedish hospital was taken to It is believed fon ding. decree was granted on a separ of more than five years’ Year to Pay. . that several bones were broken and xe Indianapolis Boy jinternal injuries may have been sus Wand ane Raghias ig shir When we say, “Take a Year to Is Sought by Police |‘! MKS | later, he added, und when he Pay,” we know that the article is Ernest Norton Relaford, 15-year- . SPE: pi tareg eon a cnet | right Now—that it will be right old Indianapolis, Ind. school boy, housewife craft, she lett bim agaln, || St thevemdof the year when you finish paying—and it will be right for years to come. wag sought by the police here Fri- day at the request of his parents, who are. offering a reward of $200 for information leading to the dis- covery of his whereabouts Herman Rikhotf, chief of police at Indianapolis, sent the local police | missing persons bureau a description of the lad, | | | 6. | | | two anti | | i ARCHABBOT HERE oh ae Benedictine Monastery Head) db on Way to China s Passed by Senate| That's why it is truly economical and truly creditable for you to pay $1 DOWN and Take a Year to Pay for some article of endur- instead of squandering OLYMPIA, Feb. 6—Giving Tacoma | right-of-way for its Lake Cushman power transmission lines over tide | lands, a bill that will save the city 000 went thru the senate to- for| uni} On his way to Peking, China the purpose of establishing a ing value; P D ived versity the! Archabbot Aurelius % ae ret j| | your nickels and dimes for some: ie, % - \¢ y. use already has passed astors Veceive' Stehle, 0. 8. B., of Pennsylvania, | Ways the Ne , thing that fs forgotten’ in ad arriyed in Seattle Friday morning, 't Under its provisions ‘Tacoma| | thing (1 . hte? | will be able to. run the power lines | or 80, by Glib Imposter Posing as @ member of the. First land is registered at The Olympic Hotel. He is the only archabbot in instead of going | across sthe Sound, Congregational church © of ‘Vancou.j America, and {s at the head of tho; round the head of that body of} ver, B. C, & man who sald he was) Beneotetine Monastery nat Beatty,| Water. Other cities In stmilar fx] out of work, suecseded in getting|near Pittsmurs Pa, Tt is from this | May be helped in future by the bill, money from two Seattle pastors|archabbey that ntl of the abbevs« in] troduced. by Thompson of Petes.) Thursday. ‘The Rev, G. V. McClure, |the United States were organized. | 4817 Ferdinand xt. and the Rev.| Accompanied by Dr. G O'Toole,| An odor has been added to nat 7, K. Summers, 3929 Americus st, |the arehabbot will san for China; ural gus at Little Roek, Ark. to] reported the incident to the police.| Sunday on the Jefferson, Imake oscaping gus detectable, G