The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1925, Page 1

WEATHER ii FORECAST Nn nnn enn The Seattle Sta & Kotered a2 Second ¢ Mr The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington ae 2. 1899, at the Postofficn at Reattle, W Mail, $2.00 fess March 3, 1879, Per Yea s had lazy to put on chains. g Ben Johnson drove to town, ‘ bungalow be not only a brand new ALL, ARCHITECTS as “banishing the es from For those interested in the subject, POISONE —EpITION WHISKY | eee dren, instiguted by Bishop Ruch, of| ALL OF POISON at the same time. H a ‘ . . “ . : (rig i rh one ao started an hamper Mon, | Strasburg, Catholic, is scheduled for The highly poisonous denatured The he of catitiaas ta tadis : tne ae day us announced a little Tl today, all eitfes and towns of Alsace- oti Was treated Metin ca 5 gaint Melght of caution is taking FOHNIA, BUNGALOW now that Tuesday, March 17, would be! Torraine being affected. This 1s in aed x hac gts ae a precipi: r noonsh in Br ans observed, an usual, as St. Patrick's es: “overnment’s | eas Solution which carried ‘the ss " “re +. protest against the government's Pct dropy ae DREAM HOUSE IDEAS day. When this became known all| pian for the teaching . nll creeds | PUK, Of the poisons to the bottom You won't have any difficulty the florists sent out shamrock-gath-|in the public schools Ribs ihe receptacles. ‘The rematn- mrchitects. I'll wa every erers to gather Erin's national em ia sett. ing alcohol was then syphoned off 3 some such blem for the expected rush. jand filtered The road was soaked with recent house’ in his mind St. Patrick ae every school child | “It is impossible to remove all : bares iis ears, Hin Job will be to! knows, was the saint who force the poison by such treatment or Hits lfe’s we te Brows p the cost down, for you'll have}! Irish distilleries to stop flooding the jeven by distilling,” Whitney said - Texas Higheay Bulletin, insist that the houso that is ket with bad pothee Irishmen a | Monday. “This is the kind of stuft We: stand’ 6 4 ee typical Washington | ed humorously to this move-}Man Who Killed Children |» leaves drinkers ‘with a head- ache’ after drinking.” teader writes j E dea, but cheap enc 80 al | i aa it : i idea, but cheap enough so that all and it is for this that the May Recover The three posted $1,000 bail each not made. these thousands of Seattleites who been famous ever since. | 7 . i pat a the building urge can take ad-| — Monday and were released pending TE DIARY Pilea Cl Cee nein mtn ib Irish KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 16.—|‘"a! on @ charge of violating the (arch 15) age: of | e © Iris spin Reet teats prohibition law and revenue act. (lord's day.) Up betimes. and to nd when you have selected) A recent example of this was afford-| 1. Gibson, North Kansas Cit ee mevenue ac church, .where did hear = good sermon plans, buy a lot and get aj ed by the town council of Dublin, | &8f4se owner, who tried to commit | o< the conenpiecence ot the flea, bet build the house for This council voted to construct a| Suicide ak Ai Oadhecd Aa rome d i Lord! ink only what « fine wor t ly ot Bt ratchet wi t A that would make for a croas-word puzzle, ou have it built new city jail, two miles from the| htchet with which he. killed his} ge ustrce be unreligions 1 he. Anon te heme, and sh it completely. And then present “Jug.” as the Irish whimsi-| are ard Ia was arora lo reading “God's Stepehildren.” by 4.) we'll open the place for public in ally call thelr calabozo. The coun-} 'd@y, tho still in danger, according ri Millin, an interesting booke, albeit de- < § . eerste | | P da | Dressing. but when had eaten a big | spection, to let Mr..and Mra. Seat- cil, In. the interest of economy, will *° ospital attendants, : | ge i steake, hash-brown potatoes and creamed | ticite, who are planning a home of bulld the new jail from the materials} Motive for staying his childrer| celery, cheerful enongh again. And 90! their own, sec what they think of of the old one, keeping the old jail/ #24 then attacking his wife, who . oe sete 1 home that's typical Washing- in use until the new ono is com.| escaped uninjured, was said to be | Um a mn . ton | pleted. attributed: to an idea that obsessed | Qualifications for election to some | : Gibson that he was a failure in life | OBERT HUNT, Sr., 65, justice OL. 27, _NO, : _ <i> SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, MARCH 16 * TWO CENT ATTLE. FOUND oz al Ee A ACRE LI ee er Se ee t ners RCT aren j # ; i Prohi Agents Mo 4 | | rol p Booze Joint; ai = i: ra Ly | (6X ENUI , quo i _@ Modern Washington bungalow Gaur ea , fl Messenger Skids While} Thousands of Workers Are from voix denatured alcohol ie : = Avoiding Crash With Auto Involved in Walkouts 1 for duction of the dan = i, LUCILLE BUTLER | nares gerou were seized by federal 6 © [GOING to buitd « house. THREE DRIVERS NABBED|80,000 QUIT IN ITALY %"” enstsiot Boy Oo fF I don't know any more threb Ges ¢ etna rie ‘ about the mite "0 rea a a . j ‘ 7 S iz eB if ache mental complexe One Is Held Charged With Sweden, Germany, France, jarlle W. Mullen, MM e Howdy, folks! Did you hear a |f & building contractor or “unk : Siffor Sullen’ and Mrs. Di rouse Hat good vermon yesterday, or did |the inside workings of an | ‘Driving While Drun Greece, Mexico Suffer p king To’ Hall your minister talk on polities? | architect's mind than does| fourth Ngee ee ak oe ie any housewife, but | A as ” ARO! Di mes Geo BY UNITED PRESS Hs 1 i Well, the city editor as- ‘ idence | crosce a Le phair Lae net signed me to build a house, | uy fe n tar or loch te Ti je i and we in the newspaper bus- a x bes of 44 ” Ta Old I tness take orders as they| Tg ‘s “i pa fabio Pre es ij ‘Wa tariecs snail come. | Bagate eg ip re brea eo stag 1 ind wo tus pees “This is the season of the n that Tn Jta 1s el : j ev D na ee a Babe Rut aknoss ab yea said the city editor, | Becode : r ers ; : et packa, and b if arg niece when thousands of. Seattte| to: avold t sect et ! ks, 1 jst Hel Li'l Gee Gee's ‘is a higt ont people feel the urge to build weil = pp Oe hate t o genuine i Inside tomes. And a lot of them hospital for a general readjustment of \ : 48 5 soni Bact toned This strike has virtually crippled the | SPURIOUS LIQUOR ; EVERY DAY don't know anything about transh FLOODS MARK ; | ‘eared. my the fine points of doing it. Spaited tounlactente ans The capture followed several weeks cold in three days It'll be your job to Jet them | day night. Ft een nae of sleuthing ‘by Walter Justl, pro: with this preserip- profit by your experience, 1 Ww. S. Mitte a ae apesdlic’ et wage scale and| hibition agent working in collabora tion. It's made of “Nok bbn parton ta. a hundred tec | | Gdctillen ian tau on seacoast is spreading rap-| tion with W. M. Whitney, assistant f ‘sg ma mira 7 example, builds a typical Washing- | according to Patrolmen N. P. An ey ore seo Erde ees i oi My = grandmother ton house. As a matter of fact,| | derson ax ‘MM. - Pinyford;> who ortation facilities| That large quantities of spurious got it from an In so 3 Se | pose. fen’t any t 1 Washington | preaepes ty milla Gatsre _ liquors have flooded the Seattle You'd better try! nouse. Unless has money ‘hay oabtared tilin 3 nable to reac - soenpecnalon |Ahaut) ert cg ecenily was known : fo turn an architect loose ©. C. Wigma 24, was hea | *fter h_ government in prohibition circles, Li'l Gee G ‘ h’ a r Plans of his own, he jon a charge of dr 4, | officials entatives oa us The plant on 16th ave. occupied ae Gee Gee, th’ office vamp, ardized, stereotyped after hig arrest at Beeseyaee aes ore a -bohpiness ee large two-story frame residence i t is = longe le to buy Thaes ith, the! dean “ae an Woodland ¥ ces eclared a walkout affecting pas and two garages. Several unpacked i corn-fed ayste op mar- | his And, nine chances SE Phila Pa BE. Anderson, 20, was hel WOTNee Je nee see a Hae Pate ee en Little Willie, mother pepe lice station. All of the men posted! In sym striking rail | Canadian Rye” bottles, with the e i. want you to build, Miss and were released. : adjustment |2™¢s blown into the glass, were Drew his slingsh Butler, is a typical WASHINGTON 7 road men who s n adjustment! found in one garage. i grenipor upon the BUNGALOW T bnker th jof the wage scale, : labor ie There aleo’wis's jars *bazs ae en he yell ho ys t but th G S k jations in eco have | jones: 9 taining theta is ; iting ahsiat ry he {ning the stoppers for the gin t Bary walkou tying wu industry and/ Rotitaa’ a Rite he ale eae reem Snakes | isin sit cczara tt at rf f cong: f an fon ee + In Mexico a compromise for set-|_" One rooms of the house feared Gar athat eee ont > : ltlement of the tramway workers'|'R® laboratory was located. ‘The as earned or that 1 tax ecu ce rh strike appe mminent, but the |#sents found a number of flayor- o 38S out Make mee P hive | strikers have not yet resumed work. |!9&8. Including juniper ofl for gin, CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON bthigdiow. WOT TRIGE, yaar tart T ODE | tris waikout remitted trom the re-|bourbon, scotch and rye, flavorings, IVY CLUB Baroy tn 4h be 4 ued | fusal of one business concern to|With the varlous~oms™to produce The bozo who tries to play | And tut aieiat ai AB aha Fr hadoceneacanaeg dR en candy | recognize the tramway men’s union.|the “bead” on the whisky. bridge and listen to the radio |thet the WASHINGTON BUNGA- 5 he rig Realy ayes Lap! che In France a strike of school ehil- | COULDN’T REMOVE ices seca Tae a C "TO OFFER PLANS Why build California bungalows in Washington?” ¢ Lucille Butler, Seattle Star} other quaint anecdotes about the en at able to properly care|\ of the peace at Issaquah, was dev tree: in ‘exile rat's yb, lage 7 feature writer. “Let's produce a typical Washington home.” And The Star said: “Go a a gears Be. Jose ee srl Glbuon” today’ had nok ceanincal sy rat yate bn Reotieer th ne BRE oh, Wee: tibak Checeaat Who's going to be the architect | 44 jf Photo by Carte dley, Star Atatt Photographers | Almanac de Gotha, Tennyson's Col-| a | Monday to post ball on charges of Sue them for libel. Olympia lo: dewalt (ha: Geomal cWwadhington toi ter & Bradley. Star Staft Photographers | 1.194 Poems or the Fifth Crosaword | conselousness qutigiatly: te realize} manufacture and possession of Ads sank Hatiéceekitaia capa. now? Won't you ALL submit! home owner. And, remember, in| iiy morning, “THat gives you plen- | dealing with subcontractors, of cut. | Pustle Book aay late indent Gaakalotegs Saar [ apne nine (ls. sons Robert eae Playing the cross-word game Ti pay 360 for the plans) i, order that every man. in Seattle'| ty of time to/get your dream hot | ting corners, of the whole story of |» Fe SaGiene ean a sca Seen ere peated Macc TR He stuck on a word meaning “mud-|*"4 specifications. And you'll get | who wants such atypical: Washing: | f0Wm. to act specifications, Ex | eqttitix _ * ©, | 24-hours this year, its Seattle spon- day on similar charges, is still in wh on the ere of ving Weitlo some | *h® Wants eich a typeal Washing | on, 10a tuip me in [#ttiNE my_ ow “dream house" |sors announced inte Monday” | AT Jolson Is Il; wciibeu or se ne 1 a brand new in the way of a|ton home can got in under the wire, feloctic | turned into an actuality, ready to Sg Ec RS * Despite th , And cried, “clay pigeon's the} | oa lection pein ¥ PROF. WARS : mg | esp ites they charge i thet: Mira dlie home that's 100 per cent Washing. | you'll have to xeep tho cost down) And. then. I'll build, And from | ™ ve in Bolt WASSRED N DIES: is Comedian to Rest Hunt, Sr. picked up two gallons ate ton , | to $4,000. And to five rooms! day to day the construction of | If you are one of the thousands | LONDON, March 16—Prof, A. Von| NEW YORK, March 16—Al Jol-|of iiicit liquor and drenched Deputy There are all kinds of dirt—the|_ ue bu an “in aoe Io siete I'm in a hurry, as it will take me|the house progresses, I'll take you | Who fee! tho building urge, I believe Wabderdari tinea tk st ie Rarity iaeepie hp ae been playing |Sherift Joo Harrahan with it, she kind that is found on country roads, |" r shh wh up too much he nlet| Bag weeks to build. And wo tho plans | into my confidence and tell ye 1) you will be inteersted in the narra atten ia’ shart sil S i Bart mx y in i 5 Boy BES esd been forced will not be accused with her hus- the kind that Js slung at tea| *'thout justification for the average! must be in. my office by, next Mon-'of my troubles—of financing, of ton of my experiences Siding! Ge: aiGentealiNans aur te retire from the cast and seck rest) band and son. She was in’ the parties, and the kind you buy on Tena i ar WepnaTRGT PA SP Re - ———_—______— 2 SAAR ad RNS israel (80 <Tecoven Tim anes ranch-house near Issaquah when the news stands. j ! Undersheriff Archie Hutcheson and pre | ; } Deputies Harrahan and Gibson ee a |Cheasty’s to Help Pay | | “Te depute cm to | The deputies claim to have caught “Th* only thing FOR SHEPHERD é 7 ; ‘A the elderly justice and his scn in « | the act of running off a quantity 0! yeast-a -brown-sugar liquor. | | | Jot yeastand 5 ia pe aoa If | | anal | While they were making the raid, | Foster- han to, pram" i i | pe icy |thoy si Saree | a rae ae Mt) “ecausn the park depart. must for! naigvant ac tne heme |HiS Name’ Again. Rejected| [granber’ ethene coats pean | ome Before Jury | ment of Seattle has made no of Cheasty, after negotiating the | iJ C Il 3 W F . Pe in knicker- H i | ; ‘1 Paiac cl ca bump AHA MImane eb coe: the for Attorney General |YUryman Co japses; OMAN FOKPEMAN |the contraband ana threw it over an in knicker. | _ provision to repair Cheasty blvd... | k ‘ Harrahan. Harrahan picked up a CHICAGO, March 16.—State’s At- and because tl boulevard,’ sald Bigelow ABHING re : S 13th T I im N ar mani kers.” | corhay Roebet AME Cone tomay stirs See arene Paty * y “The employes of the store are WASHINGTON, March 16,—The ays alesman INecessary quart remaining in another con- oned f Wieadag 15: tality’ bel ce nee nes, eet, loyal enough to Seattle and the | #enato today once more rejected the oe rained ntasgicemdh st soa #4. 6 moned four witnesses road,” employes of . Cheasty's ; ; chee ON ; 1 gether with two small stills. eters il | name of Cheasty to contribute | nomination of Charles Boeo Saat N statutes and sions, made necessary to speed the Another candidate for the Polson|fore the county grand jury In an| store, xecond ave. and Seneca ati, HALEN: dot Gate? thelr own of Charles) Beecher: War- court procedure should allow] case Hunt has been justice of the 9 a a ? ys, “My attempt to indict William D. Shep-| ve " A 0 % f r r rney genera owing proce BOW “allo! 4 , Y seve year Ivy lub is the gink who says, “My lara ys : sO HA ee %. Bhep-| have agreed to advance $250 to pockets, Jf the park department |7¢" ®® attorney general, throwing hat least one alternate Juror to serve |. Judge Hall explained Monday that | Peace at Issaquah for several yeais, friend, n I tell you something | herd ay « ed v he Mott wards the cost of putting tHe or some department of tho ‘city | ack upon the White House for the|t last one a ave Juror tO Serve) tne King county superior court. is| Hutcheson says. Ho may face Te foe! your own’ good” $i int neiiceaite ved Ba ¥) Hncsrahd el ager seas | the balance and the work ix | second time within a week President |!" SUch an emergency a8 Was OC) Honing 1,200 cases and that every | call if convicted on formal charges apt ies tee pon suas ipa aco Fi des ro asty's, without delay. We are Coolidge's personal choice of a-mem.|casioned Sunday when an aged | effort is being made by judges to which were to be filed Monday, d y ate e av icie! ¢e ° P ys " | sy omnpnens Tn Billy B arra ent,” Crowe an- : 4 writing the park department to bey of his. own cabinet, juryman collapsed mentally and/clean up old cases, even to the ex- gets 2 Billy Brent, warrant an indietment,” Cro George Forsytiio,) chief: ang!: tiat effeon’ Ais obficial(i vatestw tote) | en Ais Y a : Pane : ote was: Yes, 39}! jnysically while debating the Louis|tent of working hardships on the | A la a gen werted. “If things go as xpect.| neer of the street department, Tho ‘park board will take up-.|no, 46, Lath bd a vd Se aaah ig a0! ’ Leman a gent {Shepherd will be charged formally! saya the road can be put into the offer Wednesday satis ey The senate’s action, a repetition of | Bare! MJacking and murder case aaye ITH JUROT TODAY'S an P 6 offe ednesday © senate’s action, a repetition of | ,. * j S 13 J * with murder before night.” first class condition from Rainier zl hes {ts rejection of Warren Inst Tucaday,|TOSt 14 the opinion of Mrs. Iuida) Te\0h Tents Oo WANT ADS A New York scientist announces| Shepherd, who was young McClin-|’ gve, to. its terminus noars‘the % threw down a challengo'to the preal.| “Clark, 2208 W. G0th sty who) on et eg i that he hay discovered a sure cure|tock’s foster father, received the| Jefferson park golf links tor be- | Everett Cashier Is | dent to fulfill his threat to give War-| Celebrated her first month's Jury | | Ther vad sor esos Will help you to find a good used for © “hangover lbulk of the boy's $1,000,000 ustate,! tween $600 and $600, , | ren a recess appointment in deflance|#erVico last week by being elected | A H 18 furan. Nes. Clarke said) car, Here tg a dandy Het it's composed of lemon juice,|the only other beneficiary being Fred Matthys, secretary of the | | obbed of Receipts offaanate vadviograna”eaninente”’ *4| forewoman” OF the mohelia: Hardeee | ys sneha oretie caeialtine H feltzer water and gin. [Isabella Pope, beautiful society girl,| park board, sald that no provis- EVEI . March 16.—-Mise Mare] A Committee of senators is ex-| fought criminal case. from stopping the wheels of justice 4 : | whom McClintock planned to marry) jon has been made in this year’s -| gary Rutherford, cashier of the Hver,| Pected to call upon Mr. Coolidge at] Oscars In | Redden and Joseph) oa aninge a week's court expenses |] The best buy in the city. Speod- " © tiny as Tu orice” | before his death. budget for repairing it Tho Jett theater, was held up by. two| the White House immediately to ask| Burt, ex-policemon, and Harry Lan- | Of it Nati court expenses Seats. Showa chly ON lee FS ALT tee OFFICE potas Sila aa street department can do noth. | masked men and robbed of more! him if.he wishes to submit another | Gaker, and Chester Rothermel, thelr saa ‘trom a woman's standpoint of ||. fae fine Rivertown cord tira, One. g00d way to cles | ANOTHER GRANDSON | ing, Superintendent Barkhuff |than $700 last night. She was ac.| 2minktion, jdo-defendants, will be ‘retried a8! economy, attorneys should scan handsome —nickeled radiator, 2 ig Ge to ee DETROIT, March 16—A fourtn| sald, becauso it Is under tho su- | companied by Manager D. Gy Inver. { . - }soon as tho case can bo placed on| drosnective talesmen carefully aaa{{ mnerormeter and cross bar, cowl ‘trad llistlantae dchild and heir to Henry Fora! .pervision of the park depart: | arity at tho time, Miss Rutherford| .PARIS.—Nearing the end of their | the calendar, Prosecutor Colvin said | Sotermine. their physical well-being | Mtoe Wal abrolstely zive | a ‘ ’ ~ °\ ierived Saturday in the form of Yynent was robbed several weeks ago, too,| 18:000-milo round trip flight from|Monday. Mrs. Clark's fury was efor accepting them for service, Car service. Very easy ‘ Re teas sid’ “ihe [MRC eSRU Rab eoeh to Odea aa Meu “The hundreds of motorists | since then! sho has boon accom.| London to India, the British avi ldischarged Sunday when Juror] st ike. serving on. juries” n ovenin j ‘ @: n pa ; sand pays" |Wdeel Ford, {t was announced today,! from + Mt, Baker district and | panied; by a patrolnian, The officer) tors, Brancker and Cobham arrived | 1rrank 1, Horsford collapsed. It) said. “I find women are as int@-|| purn to the Want Ads: Columns 4 4 fas undoubted “uthor Who got |The Edsel Fords now have three boys! the Rainier valley district, who .| had just left her last’ night nerd Lebourget, seven miles northeast) was locked up for a full week, | gent and probably pay. more a and see who is offering this car, | A dolar a word and oneipitl: drive over the highway each day | the. robbers held her up. of here shortly before noon today. jincluding two arduous night tn to Page 7, Column 2) < RA A Can ALLE GOLA a PARAL LALA EAL NAPALI ALRPPAPLAPAPRAL ALSIP PAP APRS IAPS EISSN ad Get Your Income Tax Reports In by Midnight or Pay 25 Percent Penalty! : 4 A h RRR