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BUN TRIAL £ WEATHER te ear fonperature | jam, 18 Teday The New: paper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington Home Fasick Sure Editi Fle Wasn’tin Holdup Raid Defense Stages Hard Fight to Estab- lish Alibi for Three Defendants The SeattleSta {pe SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 138, 1925 TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE, * ourist Season Approaches; Rainier Ave. Still a Menace aj hte defense in the 2,800 Bon Marcel began final and desperate dr I ourt Wedne to establish an alibi th - ants—Ed Fa M Esther Fasick and J The fate of the accused w b he late today or by tonight c d ed Two other defendant the sensational holdup raid o Howdy, folks es oan fe want O. the downtown department store are missing from the tri pieces, don't doff your beevee They are Mr. } oe O. Neal and their $15,000 bor eee is forfeited al is a former patrolman. Me warm weather cat, here, | The trial, as it entered the last day, assumed an aspect 7 goon it will be time for earwiga, | of grim seriousness, with Fasick as the feature defense wit- ea.end spring posts ness in the fight for freedom by the alibi route. j be - Fasick admitted readily before j ae at am uy, afta the jury a Rise” wemensand yr otadhay z ATHS three men that he is now ; a forty ‘Valley Commercial Club Demands TRAFFIC DE vialalion ot tte dud Bauer Jaw | oF t . . ‘ | on ol je State on 4 i Action Now; Council Dallies | In: the-pesseseton’ of Intexieants i ope What Has | Occidental ave, ee razon an “Pave Rainier ave., between the car tracks. Do it now.” | ; i ‘en ; pesiives ‘ hs i the Light W This 4 the slogan of Rainier valley citizens who are de- | Small Boy Is Crushed Under raed st his gore t termined to force action this spri on what they term | Nea i Norris Lockw for- aay the worst traffic menace in all Seattle. Wheels of Auto mer -« porter, who turned * The city council has been bombarded with pe o e. and iyesterday i 2 iba petitions by 7 “ire Ay 3 fi the Rainier Valley Gommercial club, spokesmen for the 17TH DIED TUESDAY eed) ee eto ering 1 * citizens Lockwood with proposing to z/ The council has dallied with the situation, This Time Last Year Only | steat a quantity of sik under wear from the store for Fasick’s mittee has been named to negotiate with the Four Had Been Killed wife last May ‘ the purchase of the lines. fecha apid z Meantime, the tourist season is approaching and the ave- D' ATH k ar marshaled r witnesse nue, a main artery into the city from the south, is the same rr the stre tempt to s " ; e parsed : old menace. h 6-year-old Im H . waite Be na ; . erg 1 Mrs. 1 Charles E former soft drin fet burned. But it might have ‘ % der; ¢ x ilor ©: ive werse. He might have played Digi ees Ress Alexa eam — yac Maephone.— Vaughn Woodhouse { van by and a pinigh a6 ¢ 5 4 > elt ha LOCAL BOY BECOMES ae yonn | X°h#Pe they saw RADIO HERO | Fasick at} © of business 4 . 110 Maynard AVe~ | the exact time the department stor Chartes H. Ash- nh was victimized in the daring holdup 3 ran, Ballard boy, : t ‘| recelv a early 4 ve Dr, EA Seng ne sanipractor, ' rho hae sen In ety con ao C04! Harbour Captured Off Indhe, 64 W. Galera bare thee upaee te aca OE toe ey} few short years tel its own paving.” ieee San Francisco sjyen the, 17th motor « pery. because, he said, he was ek Ashean is better jenttle & oe ote fret OE the yen treating her at her home for re k i way « Lega 's {Heytvelt hoy brings the to LS. | “spasms, cramps and neryous break- eat baakoke ps a We'll 30, CASES ABOARD | Up to this time Jast only | down y “Charley, My) ines for $1.600.000. Tt — lrour had been killed by autos wit The state attacked the Dr. Schill- ” i us a million to pave the city. The majority this year! ing’s testimony en the grounds that Sie te eeag s Vessel Left ‘Canada for Jone ety. oy childrens ahaa many of fthe-state.franchiso.of. the University “ 4 o Sa practic h was y Willie, cunning scamp, Two deaths South America Port” Menta have been due to jay-| of Sanipractic hero was recently Mats poif clubs to a tramp; | Paved condit Ki Tyseinaes ne Jury, Wee eee _ © hare told | trucks: by reside The little boy Tuesday night went | While the court Matened to argu- sane sg ra told ; abel: dackdeinth cocoa’ ® JAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 18.— . . > ore pinenh: 6 ai} hit ‘brother | Ment concerning the admission of ) got @ heart of gold week, the residents claim. Liquor runners along the What +] h t bil ck ys pore: fa;call,. tia > this attack Tete CITIZENS START acific coast suffered the most hat happens when an automobile is forced to turn out to avoid a collision along the |an4 s He wen SAYS LOCKWOOD ) Giberrassing «moments: When COURT ACTION staggering blow since prohibi. | Unpaved portion of Rainier ave., is graphically pictured above. The bumpy hole between Rainter and Angeline: st BEAT UP GIRL a pc perv Fa btain ald from the city, ton, when the coast guard cut the tracks is a traffic trap, residents of. the district say.’ The lower picture shows just| bane : ao heey a Three weeks before tHe robbery. i s ‘ ; car and the t cross i i “ si Sh cou mmercial club has) lf Cahokia seized the rum ship | how scores of accidents have occurred, that have cost motorists life, limb and money. Traf-| areas of tt Lockwood and Lillian Quinville, whe j Rome br ogg brought an action in federal cot Coal Harbour off San Francisco #7, oy the boulevard ix hea tall h Athe di f testified Tuesday that she heard . * : Fiasbec With ae int ie o7 e boulevard is heavy at a ours of the day and night. cott jammed on the brakes and ; Aahopgue dite it se EEOC THE SOCIAL “BLUE «| Compe! the rallway compan eee ee Lockwood and Fasick plan the hold BOOK” CS lb Atay franchive obligations s $2,000,000 retail. } os biz: Photos by Price @ Carter: Star Staff Photographers wetales It '00/ up, came into his soft. drink a 00 eee ‘a child was crust r . k," Fasick belwean Ube track Coal Harbopr sailed from lishment “good and drunk,” Fasick : President ao hort ap & with nF ~| ' He died in the offic? | asserted. Lockwood, he sai 4 BS | nercial club, brou: cargo® for + Amer '( $20,000,000 COPPER | we Dr. E. A. Goldsmith, 485812 / ed beating Miss Quinville, * i * "las an in property r, | ports.” talnier ave., a few minutes | pulled: him off ta keep: tim Pe ee Bee tasenee 0, ap.|csthing to compe tne comosry 10| tye: Cahokin. found the Yetel i INVENTION SIMPLE AS || Suliche “dice without eetalnig| Rill he Mr. ; i. (EM he Cahokia found the vessel | | consciousness and without knowing} Fasick was grrested by four dé ..» Inglew Jing | raise the grade of its t INCOM | side the 12m it th jorn- | | : s 4 ick was grrested by four ¢ t on tery. aah E | rocmity. wita’ its franchise. These ling and “peaceably selsed fl." ac ERASERS ON PENCILS | nis wife, Mrs, Ida Sullivan, was at tectives, Du Cette, Ballard Gordo Pa hie Public | cases comeup triat in federal! cording to Captain Johnson. There AN FRANCIKCO, Feb. 18. | his side. Both Lind@he and Scott|and Waechter, about 3 p. m., half ; +» Prychopathie ward, lene, Ap peg HE mated aie we oar) veh Simple like the eraser on a || were booked by the police and were | an hour after the robbery, and ques- , hg Bes ia ot ast : |Ottawa May Put an End to |} teat pencit ts tne copper smelt. released temporarily in’ custédy of | tioned, he sald: and releastd without - ac : hoard the at | ing invention of George Campbell r sin ths - n R bes gaping hole, with| , * i ie git eee je coroner, | Turn ‘ay A 2 err Gries writes Wo. | Use tdci, totuhcle covern and de-|, 7h Cost Harbou 1 to, Booze Exportation to U. S. || carson, for which tie has been Pittsburg Explosion | By (Turn to Page 7, Column 2) : 2 ave attempted tos te awarded a judgment of $20,000. A 3 % 19.) . aawk’s Slough. | bris, runs the entire length of Rai Rigs mikes, “ 000 ‘for ‘alleged sae oo Mrs Adiga {Abigoh J.| tier ave, to.Fainler Beach. At Hil tio; Cahokia. ry;|_ The government of Canada may.|| i Oo seiner rirrspund, Feb. 15—\ a | Police Looking for KING IS BETTER -..» See Dilatory coevall City and Columbla a - the ium ahip sought in | th quick, decisive, offici | “The reverberatory..furnace. is Heise gg i i EF the | Reckless Driver | ¥ 5 2 Paniorae ree pany has i aoe nec on < Night stroke, put an end to the lucrative!] so plain I wondered many times ay eramihe tee ee ee! to- lice traftie men Wednesday were | : Sunset Club. . . . Hamand-|the street. At other busy intersee- = z P 3 y, oa e-story | nagar’ An ~ er: After a short chase the coast|Tumrunning trade between British] why it had never been figured ; |seeking a youthful motorist who ran tiene ft, haw planked crossings |] guard cutter overhauled the schor “rad Pa H out before,” ¢ n buildings and breaking windows | sown and injufed Mr, and Mrs. L. M | England’ $s Ruler Shows Im- Suites “WET PLANKS ARE 3 : 1 hau h hooner|Columbia exporters dnd , importers | eee otal plan toan' 4 cout for squares around. McKinney, 15 at avi ad t, Doct S - ac iter nd ordered the crew to take # rope jana Pac oN E SS ' 1 old pla: as to shovel t cKinney, 15 a s Gteewords may come, and mah) DEADLY MENACE Bee rnc tals ® it rope [and Pacific coast stat ee lee Tessthhs furoman’ doce ant The damage from the explosion | stood in a safety zone at Second ave. provement, Doctor Says imiy'g0, but crapshooting goes| These planks, when wet, are a) (Wort Croc re. Kipste put}, A liquor regulative measure, then bank Jt with other ore to || Was estimated at $110,000. jana Pike st, Tuesday night oi * deadly menace, resi of the dis | ore with a boat crew and fought «|S provincial author complete || protect the walls from the fierce The bomb was planted in the| ‘The driver gave his name LONDON, Feb, 18.—King George's ir 0%, | trict point out. Th say th at be heavy. sea for thres-quatters of an |‘ ntrol of liquor imports and forbid: |) heat Landolina buliding and exploded at |ter McGinnis, but refused condition is improving, said a phy WH Veckward, turn backward, O| cause of them and the gaping hole Se hetecGt tk acta tones the | ain & private Imports, is now before “1 just designed a hopper and || a.m. The William Penn Trust |any further information. siclans’ bulletin today, He spent a osdlghiond pane 3 Vents are the oe Just oe " Slim ship and secure the tow ¢ house at Ot am A it is now || a chute aff n top of each ||Co. and the Franklin Savings & | away |fair night and the bronchial inflam lay bridge again just} Columbia City, Fireman William 2 : aor . 4,on foot to extend t pil to put il furnace to drop t tn from || Trust Co. buildings were damaged | Police say he has made no repor mation so far is unchanged. © for tonight! I Shuberg wan killed and an engine Pelee! oatter was fighting to} Hquor exporting housea out of busi-|| above. It saved the lous ||by the biast festa prs — % sick of crose-tcords and | truck smashed there jast fall secure es Se . SIPS ness, Britian 0 enator nd exhausting ling 1 dna tor gv Gand | Tike atte Bopp re Koandiai ts of | Stood near by and jecred Tibor |orts placuok thy Bo cera on i asting work veling |] next to La na ne cli punell, n ‘anne be Bi oh The : y ha r molished and $ould welcome a game of|the district say, bas failed to func. | $n and men. will not oppose the ! ern-|| “That's all there was to it” i F - 4. | Malahat and an unidentif 6 a crazily over the str : . btn m, Eh A ordinane hav een ware among: thove the pe v ffor pu bill r, i ‘| Scores of persons in the ane | powell seeking to relieve the com- was said ighborhood were. | fi | ee aor nat? pany | of the . payin obligations then we the rum had Ay f Ottawa Wednesday neighborhood were hurled from ERY TO CHARM | pany hack tosesh hccheathe. Bett Advices from awa Wednesd their beds by the tremendous MILADY since 1916 read . x ndicated that the bill will probably force of th Hosi in di ‘The company bas not lived up to) ber and anchored under guard e dutty,” 1 the he explosion. a ees Coe ligat th lai |her akipper and. crew. invited thr: | 00 Passed successfull athe Windows up and down Penn: trast to the Mother |one of the obligations, they claim. “| hined measufe goes thru, rum run-| siti’ nba tee" kee? heels Bad ve Hubbard mode of| A committee, consisting of Coun. | coast suardsmen aboard for # mMl-lning to the United States would be| Vics braki fee See F S Jer ] sae the past season, is|cilmen Phil Tindall, W. H ues eee fens o stinmiants were | cue to small consigneme pur IS CAPTURED | Hire broke out immediately after | ourteen to en n Seatt e Cars Found i in : this charming ere-| and E. L. Blaine, has Lic | kes chased at government liquor vendor | ‘the explosion and flames threw P li R id; M H Id t E mf ation, which fhas|to negotiate for the purchase of thi tores and amugated out of Canada vated fatecnde.s ver tthe <'botic | olice Kar an Held at Everett Alp just arrived from lines. An appralsement of the prop without customs clearance | Siete’ MEL AAA When he | aes ae Paris. Note the! erty is now under way t would mean that the smuggling : +. | 7 + : = I Babee ope r De ae one tot ec Mlaueitete| blogs . outs eotecs th Ses ueElDg | Largest Still Ever Taken in ve ba their “homes into the | AIGA ring of Bean sedonal nesday. One man. has been arrest- \ reratia free lpi paving should 50 ee Pm Sef ae tum runners would face the diffi City, Sheriff Says Fire: Maieha) Parr satd. that. the | at thlever, i ar agit a ett got att acta ) + |‘‘The people of Seattle are entitled ‘ +. cult task of taking their small sup. ree fature of the explosion indicated | Tesponsible for the theft of hun-} bles have. bee ecovered in his = the natural walt-| to have this main thorotare made | Ross C. Watson Arrives im oie cecretty out of the home prov 4 int . positively tt was caused by a dyna.|dreds of automobiles has been dis-| possession, and several other men [ ne, | safe for traffic.” : Peer ‘ Pan : A” secret © United} A complete liquor distillery, ca ‘ Whar. tity die ick Pin, Me ys Bc Ht States | able of putting ow 0 300 gal-| searching for the prepetrators of the | William Witzke, of the pawn-| The auto theft gang has occupied Vw pideedie iss Listers ee s co64 tata ‘ “It'z| VICTORIA. B. C,, Feb. 18 British Columbia liquor men en-| tons of moonshine daily, was raided | crime, i detail, it was announced Wed-| noarty the whole attention of Witzke ’ ze . je yaaa pede 4 . gaged in the traffic of rum down the) Wednesday morning near Sunnydale | ts : ens i jady! fon, not the city’s ently in high spirits, Ross ¢ coast and higherups in the Amerl-| » i | for several months, he sald. De- ” eee ~ —- on, former Seattle detective, walked | C08" ane t |by She Mo Starwic! ci < ees . ts part ca : preg de Pon's 4 can smuggling ring are known to be| : a os a fp i : | ‘BUY YOUR |tective John J. Kush has spent the elo is steadily enriching | ’ : iene tees Sy ae Shee eit STOO armed over the measure. | deputies. e plant was hidden in past week in Everett, working on so aSigpeestcrnes AA et & Parents’ Evaluation Maristas wade AM added kd br, HP inaking plans to fight to|% huge underground cavern the case and arrested the suspect Sto mention the radi ppl luntarily waived extradition on the L a P ntion the radio supply of Child Is $25 000 ey Munk cobbery charge, whieh {the Inst this new menace, as they| The raiding party destroyed 10.- Tuesday night. The man ts held in aes ’ 3 PL nent mani othe: ‘lel \see their elaborate rum-running|000 gallons of mash, a 00-gallon| Yqythfyl Burglar Daittosses | Ag » and farm land can be || county jail at Everett until ; Robert Allen, 4 years old, was |he bas fought in Seattle for | schemes about to fall to pleces. still and about 60 gallons of finished | purchased at very low and easy h finishes. working in that city: ee urnay, the sage of | worth $25,000 to his parents, accord-|two months, Se ae iad | product. A Japanese who said as to Many Robberies Here terms in and around Seattle. ae w, says: * ing to a damage suit {nstitutea |, A spec 4 wre dt pepe OER was..the owner of the place. w Your choice of poultry, dairy and "pli even, J Inst the Matchett, Macklem Co,| Watson before Magistrate L. A. Horse Show arrested. | fruit ranches can be found in the a Potlec lay afternoon. Charles O. Al-| Wednesday “This Ia the bigxest still we have| Alleged to have confessed to 11|| Want Ads The auto thieves have made a OER Jen, the father, also asks for $116.50 ee Draws E. J. Brown qe captured,” Starwich sald | burglaries in Seattle and « dozen in| Lariat Ne Tp fo see aaa funeral costs . oo | &y gon’t care who's mayor le Tacoma, Harold Love, 28, was ander} pear | Seattle and taking them to other om National Official | SI don't care w ogee Bh ty rest. here. Wednesd Detective 19 ACR 06 samen || cities: where they are repainted and Balane "or Month loa Betor fellow for Wi for it did rr the monies ‘would have IBY wyfe this day orde the prettiest loth ao that J beg so deny her nm Newsboys almost instantly when trieyele at., January this time," declared Mayor | ns he and Mes. Wednesday Arrivin: whose Kite ; $100 Cash n down hi Vale was altered so that none but an expert | could identify them. The gang is suid to operate garages in different towns solely for that purpose. Kush found the rooming |where the suspect nad been lying Jin Everett and there for }hours walting for the man to com jtyck. When he finally showed up, Kush arrested him. Other detect- by. turing ives will be sent to other cities n Non search of four stolen cars, according ¢ J\ta Witzke. tL) The killed, truck © I'm gone . Brown. to leave J. Wi conte he aptain William believes Postal Pay Bill Sar there Is Sent to Senate °'!"" bursaries | | The Tacoma police chief} WASHINGTON, Feb. 18—The! Tuesday while Witzke interests he and oppo-| postal pay and rate inérease Dill for and the sition to the maser plan, wil to conference with the! brought this city invite exhibitors at the Loa Angeles | senate the house today, A mo. . in the Seattle} tion Representative Blanton. nt recede and e senate amendments defeated by vote Monroe and paved “highway Fine, level land. a silt foam soil, absolutely ¢ from rock and gravel, a w anything adapted to rt f the state Good rough the tract. V 1 to show you this ted near Here for Conclave |: official Re Jewelers’ ex attend Washington inventions a company on Cor 10. S many even prepared jing for Los Angeles Saturday the mayor of the National association the ation An tail son ave. near arrested Lo prisoner following aa house pected to and Oregon this mmer, accordi to the Washington State Retailers’ asso ciation bulletin published this week Both state Jations are sched-| ring this summer tiling thelr conventions close to-| He will return rether in order to get er | week Mrs & from their national body. the South for'S ure fine him 6 ring some AAHOC city ger aobwokds Baby to Be Named Paulina CHICAGO, ¥F 18.'The to Mr. and Mra. Nichol will named Pa@ Delee, attending physicia was sent to confegsion. He has in different which of Je was t * is « 1 did tate lane pitrousty and ) by by democ to enter looting Lomes of the city 4a jollars worth clothing admitted parts thousand. silverw | show y s : horse to these Want more about to the places Ad Sec | Texas, Learn the} our in in| pitt w girl bor Longe Dr. J | tas announced, to of the first of own will remain x weeks to welr and uken want | aE i 0 120. A. 5.3

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