The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 23, 1925, Page 7

MONDAY, MARCH ®@ AFTER SCRAP Five Holdup Raids Feature Week-End Crime Records FPORNIN \ a ba wh a day morn x t t 1 Ww I 8, I 4 ¢ ree ad , 1 1 that t The y Gaxiola tupa mined ba f' v tished and f re Gaxtola ts t ‘ om a bad cut on to JANITOR FIRES AT ROBBER scap 1 up C. R. Rog. at Seventh attend: morning ‘d cafe, 11 1 frightened and fi 0 money. Tho same ma ld up Frank's cafe, 602 Un st. and got $20. Lester McGregor, tried to throw away a gun at Marginal way and folgate et. when two patrolmen ap. e was jailed on an open “Eddie Foy," also had | when arrested First ave st. Robert Bruce, 24, ed in possession of a load. d Seneca st Funeral Servisse of Marie Robinson for Mar Louise { 9 Belmont P. ynney- Watson 1 je of the ar m., J. M. Hartios Funeral Held Today | NT VERNON i 2 Sedro-Woolley band a pi tren, John and George Harrison Tornado Belt Wire Service Again O. K. Wire service into C and the Indiana “pocket, by a to again Lilinois | hit last | nado, is practically nor mal the Union office in Service never Mo Western it but cons as experienced directly after the storm, There was a four-hour del Saturday, but this has been come. There was no unusual flood of in quiry messages from Seattle, offi-| ejals said. as delay o | PUGET SOUND | STEAMER SCHEDULES 4 ~ an aan 1925 CAPTURES THUG and Cc. FE. © Into the An elevation of the principal side. A bedroom, which st ked with the ry 4 acrid odor of pistol smoke, 6 Dean Winkenwerder | touna Mrs Cloes in bed, dying 0 | ARRESY) [HAS CHANG rf D SINCE | Dorothy Ellingson | January 15 for the k |while in her cell, erime . to end. be over,” Judges Named to Pick _ Star’s Model =surerepaal ‘One Week Left for Architects to Get!" In Designs for the peeton Home « Monday * drav held in jail in San Francisco, since ling of her mother, has change id. much Now she realizes the enormity of her She has lost her bravado and is anxious for the case No matter what the result is, I hope this will soon " she said Monday as the trial opened. Judges were pass on the ngs arch for} alow been assigned to . suse, that tle | frame, wit foundation the ave | a basemen t at leant that the combined of the: city’s best destgners. There must be provinion fo! tar belleves that in doing th f and ut m having Miss Butler explain from |OPOMA | i to day the building problerns i — meets, it w aid & - to $4 problems of tie thousa ao.| i season of the ye ) j Th who will select PIANS | the street archit m the | ete or siding ; sii Miss G. Lue of The} PBT CNP EET | Star || HERE’S MORE ABOUT | David J. Myers, arc MURDERS — | TARTS ON PAGE J Harlan Thor W. C. Clot inspector. as, arc’ {| | {I . chief city building C. P. Pruyn, interior decorator for Steatiew the Standard Furniture Co. sisters: of irs. Fineout plans ered in the contest] fornia must be r att The Stas. vy | «rea ibosiea sere’ taken: to’ tha'pe No di appear on] midnight on March tinguishing marks mu qualmie n Undertaking Co, f the plans, but the designer’s name|ner, who stated Probab: and address must be included in a| would be no sealed enyelope se s The judges will give a number to| D ATH ed the twisted each plan and envelope as it is ro-| tangle of Mrs. ceived, and the name of the archi year-old divorcees, and Pa tect will not be revealed to the| tela, 40. when the latter, in a judges until the prize winning plan |°U® Tage, entered her homo at ¢ Fauntleroy ave day morning. her nd then himself, according tc When ime before dawn ft revolver, wounded lice has been selected. In order to aid the architects, these conditions are stated: Drawings required. n of the basement and fi with a fatal Ww A floor ‘st floor ik Nail two wounds In the head and heart. | to Talk to League TO ASK LOWER FREIGHT RATE Wettrick on Way to Hearing Before U. S. Commission A Inst battle to win from t Rove nt the elin on of dif forential freight rates between wheat.grow 6 Bastern part of t ‘ortland and cattle, will be made by Attorne J. Wettric representing tl transportation martment of the | Chamber of Commerce, at Washing ton, March 30 | The 10 per cent differential faye }ing Portland has been 1b the Walla Walla Farmers’ Union and grain-growing organizations Tho Seattle Chamber of Commerce has led the fight for years The hearing March 30 before tho interstat mmerce comm sion, En route, Woettrick will at tend a conference on rates for ship ment of wool by rallr am ship thru the canal, to 1d in | Portland Monday, We k loft Seattle Sunday night BEHIND PROJECT Residents Say White Bluffs Settlement Is 0. K. The White Bluffs soldier nettle ment project is open to investigat by Gov. Hartle cording to a state ment 6 1 ment replies to va the Irrigation dis say they con 6 @ majority ¢ the s m or before the ar 1924," “Many of the « r ng > wi t/ tions on the pre says. It indor lamation Dire t slated fo) and of J rector D, C, Mock js president x | Parke secretary of the land annociation. |Farmer Exports 45 Carloads of Squash | Forty mak looking after t juAnhes the 9 on T ‘ of carn pedi t by ¥. ¢. old lant ares W t patented process these squashes they will | A year, and are just the end of the year a n thoy the field New Hotel Grant te Open Tuesday! be opened the owr | Hi Le w paper been app Jugenta for the building Battle Fleet Sails | to Battle Practice PEDRO, mbined L ed for for the first SAN Cal, March fle | today mente 1 tle practice. The a wi limber {ts guns in mimi warfare 70 mijes off shore here Wednesday | Tho fleet attained full atrength jfor the maneuvers last night with the arrival of 61 destroyers of the battle fleet from San Di | The combined fleet wilt remain here until the end of force firing, | Wedn ay night, when the destroy-| er squa ons wil return to San Diego. i Sandy River Smelt | Run Is Continuing) FREDERICK & NELSON if DOWNSTA Dependable Goods IRS STOR Economy Prices Frederick & Nelson Service il A MILLINERY EVENT—TUESDAY: Fine Milan Hemp Shapes SPECIAL $3.75 N exceptional offering of fine quality Milan Hemp Hat Shapes in the attractive styles sketched below. An event that will be appreciated by women who have a desire to indulge their own taste in trimming a hat. ike and able D We Will Trim T hese Shapes experien be in uy Tuesday milliner materials, purchased in the Millinery EX Downstairs Store n— WITHOUT CHARGE, TRA trimming emp Sha mater rehased in the (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) J Women’s Chamoisette i Gloves REDUCED TO 50c Pair A broker ansortme on and & tyle Cr arply re Grass Seeds and Fertilizers ARIEL , 1 pound, $1.80. MPORTED SEEDS, pound, 60¢; 4 pounds $2.20. LILLY'S GRA 60¢ if } | { EVERGREEN 38 SEEDS, 1 pound, 5 pounds, $2.75. MORCROP FER 4 pounds, nunds, BO¢; $1.25; 100 MEAL 10 pounds, pounds, $1.00; 100 83.00. URITAN pounds, 35¢. SHEEP GUANO, g 75¢; 100 pounds i i LIME, 5 $2.00. Also an extensive stock 1 ee] of Garden Implements, Lawn Mowers and other equipment for the Home 2 Gardener. BO be ares Section, TAIRS STOR REMNANTS AT REDUUCED PRICES ding. Useful remnant lengths dress fabrics poses and broken lines of Table and Hou All at sharply Domestic cotton fabrics suite he reduced prices. of Silk, Silk-mixed, Wool and Cotton able for many pur- id Linens and Bed- DOWNSTAIRS STORE Dainty, Low-Priced Undergarments in Abundance PRING displa low prices, to refresh their GOWNS, $1.9 CHEMISES, $1.50: Are fashioned in ber of styles: AND num from artificial silke-andcotton — fabrics Bffectively trimmed Good selection of paste colorings VOILE AND 82. Very dainty GOWNS, $1.95 styles in with white yoke ef Hemstitched, em: broidered and ribbon trimmed OF VOILE, In colorings and styles to match the voile gowns of Undergarments in the Downstairs Store are really an inspiration, both in choice of styles and in their appealingly Women and young women planning rdrobes with dainty new un- derthings will find it to their advantage to choose in the Downstairs Store. CREPE AND $1. Sleeveless GOWNS, $1.50 short ki- mono-sleeye styles, crepe In plain s and a number of flowered pa atton PHILIPPINE HAND. MADE muslin. hand-made embroidered dainty and hand in several styles, FANCY CREPE JAMAS, $1.9 mond ripe patterns. ally smart styles. as sketched. PA In block and Unusu. On- (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) mys-| Governor Hartley Johnson Is Proposed for Bank Supervisor ALLA WALLA, ja Walla bankers have written to asking him to ap- Johnson, cashier of and Merchants’ bank; he position of state banking su- March 23.— t Harry ©. Farm isor, Campaign Tactics Topic at Meeting | nduct and management of the campaign, is the topic F liscussion at the session of the tle City-Wide Democratic Wom club, Tuesday, Mareh 24, at 2 the Pu Sound S. association, HRIST, SCIENTIST H Lectures @n CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AHAM, C. S. B. ] CHUSET ip of the Mother Church, in Boston, Massachusetts mple 1925, AT 8:00 O'CLOCK in Theatre » AT 12110 O'CLOG {re ‘Tuesday Noon Te Gi Christ, tist, Seattlo yen On the floor at her fect wa the| vibe ‘hi | Leave Colman Dock The Forestry Problem in Wash-|form of Bartels, with a bullet in| PORTLAND, Ore, 3 a eee Daily 7, 9, 11 8 ington and How It Affects Seattle” | the btain The titer ony ie run. in its nal = = er continued today in its second | will be the subject of an address byl WAITED FOR riv n ; | ; | wee anc hreatened to nk all Dain Hugo Winkenwarder’otthel tan? meron Week, and threaten T|Baby Boy Arrives Stanford Youth Is | college of forestry at the University, The police lear that Bartels} °° s ¥ ’ Ditne: hp cartier toseviectiegn, oil cen te, ee an tne] Ft 8 cond Sunday amatvar| at Actress’ Home Traced to Portland the Municipal league Tu: it le ndtla dering: the 1) Mra. | ee n Wk sare age apne | HOLLYWOOD, Cal, March SAN FRANCI8CO, March 93.-| the Chamber of ComiMe Cloes had returned from a theater | Weather and thronged to the stream f Pri Enid Bennett, screen actiess, has joce i rant ‘yer bets : : i C me to get the fish which were so nu-| Man Wilfred Hunkins, manager of the} Wall Deah Winkenwerder, who is con-|in town with another man. ners tin tt ely had to be} [Presented her director husband, Fred fo liversity Gl 1 Fare, 1.00 Rack Way sidered a national ty on. fore: aiting his chance, he put a lad-| merous that th Paty BRAGS ow Rapids Power Plant 1s blo, with an eight-pound baby boy Beta renee. SID | - or try problems, will uss the re-|der against the house and climbed] 4!pped out in | ! Bht-po y teriously missing, has been traced | Poin Fort Rownesed a08 Rati blame ot 5 and ‘ oor’ bedroo! dow ; The infant arrived Saturday, and} ae fay ; | the Connections restation problem of this state and} to her second floor bedroom window.) rs | Since It was announced n few days | as far as Portland, Ore. accor ding | the Daily, 8 A. M. and 5 P.M of the state legislators | When she had retired, he smashed | ARE'S MORE ABOUT ‘| ao that Priest faplde is to be devet-| "a9 christened Fred Bennett Niblo Ito his father: BS. Sunkin | to t HOOD CAN yvernor on the question. |the pane with a brick and crawled|| HERE’S MORE ABOUT width |ithe Nitive have acdaughter ace a her Mon, and Thurs, berisnainecne tse Daesd inside.) ‘The neighb heard sev- oped into a modern power city there | outhern Pacif railroad em. | Perv reight Only 0 nN \ Jand the director is father of a BUN aT AY rer eee 5 ral scream for help-—then si S {has been a constant influx of visitors) vo ola son, born by his first. wite, | P!° reported the peculiar actions LAL ‘ an oe, a hree pistol “lool c g tol 7.. 4 of # youth answori Hunkins’ de NEAH BAY and WAY PORTS }lence, foll by thr pist op ne : PAGR ooking things over,” according tO} Jowephine’ Cohan, sister of Geor moe ge Cutt Rad Fie 10:30 FM” START AIR SERVICE shot scoansin corsan, [Lc SEARTS ON PAGE ceporta from the ste Monday. ‘There Mt. Conan, New York theatrical ogy | CEBEO% 1 er who board Monday Trip Only) BETWEEN PASCO AND |e ae remains Cpt tat Bar are few chances for speculation in| nate hatent oe : for y edne ¥ 7 POINT upon Investigating, found that B flood waters from dral We i SO oueaen Ine Low itr ight, shortly disappeared AN JUAN ISLAND POINTS NEVADA: INISUM MER 1 ee eee te Cote’ abeat den x m draining away tho SE, wey to i Poel: SOnIVataR Dae = eae rab « pee adly in- on bg usd "Aer 7 faery hie The father s be: SHABECK-BRINNON LEITES who wish to || two months; had been m Supplies for the few refugees of|o Pacific’ Powe! ght Co, Tt . ‘ath ascribes amnesia, | presidential Pissentee and Ante Ferry ‘ ‘aha on canteouda trips || fatuated, and planned to rae she rvewih: ailecas Beda! jis ee aac ce i edit The | Uses Toy Pistol to caused by too close application to | poy ¢ Six round trips daily C ela had been recently ‘ hd pie > | studies, as the reason for his son's Steamers und Schedules sub- will be able to. ride alr mail pine Winged wea here from Carls. |400 were being collected at Barrett's only activity connected with the pro-| Get Wife to Return \ ai bADHEApuHGe SCR eT kt Ject to change without notice, PENS. RACV ORM crmece! LEER 1 Wash., to live with a brother | Station, two miles east of Griffin, | posed dam and development, at pres: | PORTLAND, 01 Match 23 Jen's and Elko, Ney., when the new Shee 4th at. She is said to|and taken to the desolated vi ent, Ix excavation work performed | 10 sea ENN, farch 23,— | nant VeakaGions summer. ‘Tne postoffic art, xe ‘i is Ci ‘ond hovel and a atring of dump cara s ostranged wife \ i revolver | establishec nzil ret COLMAN Dark. FOOT Manion sr immer. ‘Tne postoffi aera me Hage, nois Central railroad ehh Melaka) ‘ ind threatened to get her away | = = = mo ment, it was announced } onda pirat Clogs: waal alvorcad trom her! Pa aary from her parents. | will Jet the contract for the malts ||) ee ee toes, 6617 Dayton lieve ; | within a month and will encour. |] husband, A. 6 Clos oor" Dev|Storm Area Starts eee acatten mie |] FOURTH CHURCH OF C ave., la 3; *1 4° | grabbed another weapon and fired HAIRCUT ibe contractor to hanate | varand er the coxindy er | Work of Rebuilding DIAMONDS: | rota, saute wishin oat snare freight and passengers as well. year-old child, William, ‘The boy OUIS, March 23.—~Southe AS a RL 5 | re The new mall service will || way living with Mra, W. J. Prot aii LOU Holey | 1 -§ ite A JEWELRY j accelerated speed, Police, who were | Announces Two Free did ty. hilt a, block | Hlinols, swept to near destruction by SWEL Jeatled by neighbors, found young speed up letters from Kastern 44th ave. $ |a cyclone, this week starts the long | Crews and discovered he was more | point into Seattle Letters will fromm Mrs, Cloes’ home grind of rebuilding, nt Tel 1 bluftin r with a toy ‘cap platol ‘| be transferred from the postof- TOLD FRIEND OF 1 tra ntationa tedne wanes 666 coved WATCHES ag with bap pistol, | pa fice transcontinental planes at |] BARTEL'S , |dead and upwards 1,750 Injured ©, . | 1 Hiko into. contractsplanes, and || Mra, -Cloos had frequently toia] dend nd upwards of 1,750, Injured SILVER- igs vanis C REV. ANDREW J. GR Specializing on all the || fiown to Pasco. ‘They will &rrive |{ Mra. Prothero of Bartels a ry | Annapolis, Mo., to the Indiana jine WARES | Kiwanis Chorus to OF DOSTON@ MASSA at Hey oa cre in time to cateh evening || her, Deputy Corson said artes More. the se-fourths of tho i | | nber of the Board of Lectures: Cia Meets ee ihe era 1 mal} trains and will |{dt J» alleged, had thredned to kall| scad at, Was ounktotivand ahi | Broadcast Program| Se AUST SRE Derse tants westbound mail trains ¢ ‘ F be HN} dead at West Frankfort and | : Shave 15c be delivered in Seattle the follow. |] Mrs. Cloes if he found her In tho) iio, have bean buried. At Mur . THE BETTER }, A musical” program, under the’ At the Masonic is Ge wiorniig: company of a Bey working in| Ph¥sboro a publle funeral for the Or PHE BL OR | ausplees of the Kiwanis club chorus, | mur Hatvard af Towels The department thinks that Mrs) Gives; Had. besn W' bd 201 stricken was held yesterday QUALITY J wilt bo broac tonight ovor ata: | MONDAY EVENING, MARCU 22, Tools imple mail carrying cannot re- || the bakery of the Skoges grocery,| mig oity's ministers, allotted five | tion KIR, from 8:30 to 10 o'clock, | Hands turn the contractor a profit and || near First ave, and Pike st. Bar-| minutos each for the funeral, used The program will consist of full | ane w 0 ti for this reason will urge him to || tels was a bya eh Ti vient faith as the keynote of their sor gra at td aa ae ea At the Metropolite omen Operators MbhewA: odieena ay || Glass works. ie parents o: none, ny tho following artists: Miss ‘Thin Ton rk i | Sa ear seouncement mid rhe |] sam woman uve. sn” Aterocen. "| "Say ine ging ot reonnructon | FLATLSEN GLCO, |) iclewneseine Mie the Ha vsbay xooN, wane PITER Hor well, the ann ‘ The body of Bartels is at the] gtarted, At Mutphysboro plana wero! ive companiod by Miss Lonora. Fried: Tho Lecture at the Metropolitan line will be one of the first com- ¢ aad od 1618 Second Avenue by the Churches and Societies RBER, CHOOL vays in tho Pacific |] Home Undertaking Co, and Mrs.|under way for the rebuilding of the SOM TO and; Miss Marjoria Miller, viol PER a SeeaT fur} 1912 First Ave. 1, lot-2908 meriecel wr ney "|| Cloes’ body ix 1n care of the Bon: Rrown Shoe company, where 400 ALB RL HANSI accompanied by THE PUBLIC 18 CORDIAL (eree ney Watson Co. men were employed, Miss Amy Worth, and Owen J, Williams, baultone: NVITED TO ATTEND