The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1925, Page 1

‘MANHART TELLS HIS STORY!) : | The Newspaper With the Bi fiogea Oetiidon in Wanicnn ———— MT (Main 0.600 Th S ttl St HOME ACCUSED Get the Habit e ea Cc ar : EDITION [MAN ON 1 VOR NO, 28. sig _____ SEATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1925, * TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE, STAND eHome CT 00 Ka rly? Sure Not! Defense Launches Ef- } ; en EW bee March 24.—Jack Dempsey, world heavyweight champion — prize oo. ab pollen fighter, today was placed on the ineligible list by the New York state boxing have we commissio ; ee ae # The action resulted from Dempsey’s failure to give the commission what it consid- } a ‘ oe “ib par ers ered a direct answer to its demand that he accept the challenge of Harry Wills for : . tiv 4 kop fs a championship bout. Mant b w that ct e- James Farley, chairman of the commission, said that the action was taken be- M Li oe m ily than the male cause the recent letter of Jack Kearns, Dempsey’s manager, answering the commission's BR AER SE Ta demand that Dempsey fight Wills was not satisfactory and was not a direct answer Island for more to the demand made upon Dempsey iis bomb expl a Bookkeeper Held in $s bs LOS ANGELES, Cal., March 24,—‘It doe sn’t mean a thing,” Jack Dempsey declared Jail Admits Fund today in commenting on action of the N York boxing commission in placing him Jugglin on the list of the ineligibles sgting “I'm ready to meet Harry Wills or any other fighter as soon as I am_ promised | {enough dough for the match.” | Then he him for @ »re coming to MORLEY | an ® LE SAYS MRS SON pee SEs | ene a - p HAD MEN FRIE , s Z y Manhart ey cone AGAIN WEEPS) xk sas carts» NABBED BY IGATL APPI siste 1d and wrote to him for moi return to Los Angeles send her any money, be- afraid of the Mann act, h’ reason o likes a Pp line is be Jast_ summi , aoe Lead sagt ae Too Careful’; He Wasn't ue party : ; \ en siasiey i ateae Areaene wasn't jealous," Man- ; Seria ee ot had made erates sone es ences eee OO Ute Robber-Forger| _ The state received a blow just bee Burning | ‘ | on Cor aid he ‘ ker or ¢ the death car, refused positively ees 1 Pet AIL 18 SET COLLAPSE NOT FEIGNED ‘he prone ana ordered a bon i om BRIDE, 14, BACK HOME! catuatan ay oe ea . : AT $35,000 x Wal eae Gal rilling by Prosecutor Colvin Weds ta ce Hist fixed at $25,000. | Court Forced to Call Recess ssc nin f perso Used Money to Buy Finery | Suse foverett. saith (threat aia : gine While Girl Is Revived : Siew ibhayg for Wife of Few Days to clear the courtroom, crowded i words of official | 2822 Y Aa dareful’ "hss with a of laughing thrill march, as every « 1 are and ha. SA FRANCISCO. Ma ‘ RE 1 nid oft H'* 1" t eek « fi y forenoon, “Po thes ahowers* for you He ‘Ww: NS) thy Ellingson, moth ayer! Corw paid for th wit to ancendl by tte long arn of th is no farce, no vaude- See pg pir it day collapsed for the ; harks “qiouey ahd’ MARA Bite Oh w reaching from Seattle to Van “a I always know when winter's o'er tin start of ber tr B. C., Pere Johnson, | "Cause then I blow my nose wo more As ob ; rforge room.” waa “C'mon in, George—honest, the water's fine.” | pesprahariper sec rabathe tears " 3 r That's what Stillson Judah is telling his chum, George A man is on trial for a ssahie taatsee : Diaguised Moonshine jays was’ unde “ Bellamy, down at the old swimmin’-hole at the north end| One more outburst from The “) Is Seized by Agents iivie he the family Of Green lake. The boys stoutly denied they were rushing| the spectators and I will ask the perate cor Eig m quart fom shine, home, 22 Seventh ave. | the season any. “Somebody's got to make a start,” they bailiff to clear this courtroom.’ His s at 7411 Bagley ave.,|a bun eprimand was occasioned by posure wh of laughter when Exnest { » | her Detectives Charles | told The Star Monday. George liv @ PSALM OF LIFE lation of t dr i Slitedia otis Stillson at 7502 E. Green Lake way. Dahi, 1529 Boylston ave., an avowed f paired ee iy checks Photo by Carter & Hradley, Star Statt Photographers | dtinking companion of Manhart, told $2,000 0; the or api a aiteo.! F : Bie oe { cee |of the booze party that started at oe pe he is Just a regular | Ross t and ities tard | BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER | the Acirema apartments when Mans : del tatio t st Rak 2 \éé7D USHING the con? Naw!| Daft appeared shortly after the ck said on Ma 1 aie x 3 br p | beac alt a yh coe on aw! oe an had been shot to death in @ when a mortgage on. the Gow bt : ilson and me swim all sum-| taxicab at Harvard ave and John st t came on GIRL BRIDE Is | axicab at He . man changed hands, taxs athe Sige re | Hotel ane ‘Vekees Senna ane mer and most of the spring and| The Acirema, where Dahl then lived, was no me te . Secor ‘ne: 2a is 3 28 ave., in the #0 ckway took are y 72c Per Room Daily Detective Robert R. Herbert M all." George Bellamy, 13, was | Git eerie he samd err bh» ‘ da aused the arrest of Johnson ir speaking “George i 0 ie see ws areas $18,933.78 wh oul he rélation.| To hold do Vancouver and he was brought ba | ne Scenes, 8. Junior 20) SacoRND ae On 1 SE to pay The Highlands ‘od | hotel n f tt al trout - alas an, es 4 saver,’ chimed in Stillson, also 13;| LIQUOR PARTY ave is not its goal; . " con ’ s i ) Hor zone ing. His xchoobg ® . : wie 8 are Dahl's testimony was considered Watch your step, do your derndest, | Cowman hotel 'taxee, and) interest, d soba, | Ht exper ems ¢ i brought by her Gambling Devices in All | : Ing tennis near ging to Manhart on direct ex+ And deu't siep in m peanhela! e res applied on The Hig ud, “I'd t can not be eliminated ‘ hauritbro ier: shia zh bh bathing station No.| amination when he said that Mand “se ds’ taxe: uugt a it) that the man to whom Fcc Hien wise Tbe hee ceere anal he north end of Green lake,| hart routed him out of bed. tha® Li'l Gee Gee x “Wh specific charge on which he 1 sh be | co a ce was a f ny Sas ; : ‘ i |Monday afternoon, but that was| (Turn to Page 9 Coburn .) bits: to me? 1 make two of held is in connection with the a crime ast Week A burglar broke into|°d t2 the police department's collee-!ipparently only the middle “episode | every (Rurn‘te: Page: $/. Colum) controlled the office of the Freeman & Lambdin | ton Monday evening, making m to-|of a joyful program, for on a nearby | ar) and elped frdm Co. at 533 Terry ave, N., and stole a|tal of 19 now being held, All have |bench reposed roller on and| A coquettish t F) room. be checks and a rubber |pheen seized in groctries, drug stores | bathing suits. Ah, ah! | Is. Geraldine. Sichcerer Won’t Hold Probe LITTLE GRIEF IN at the firm name on tt. Th jumch counters. trequénted by (that Would be of inesti aa Bhe likes rt thru FACK OF ACCUSED inn’t the latter in| r ¢ office of the Cha See Cares be bee fit to the T. B. M., could he be in- The rear itror for Double Death with wx su tenta grade hotels. There are ho- | W n Co., 2010 Fairview ave. | Wome 1 children, police say duced to follow it. Skate to the | Additional Evidence in Olm- a , ected, the routine of he ome of the; N., wa ken he Fourteen of the gambling devices |tennis court, p up a good Holding that {t fs 2 clear case of i 5 sh 7 4 | ag per- Bootlegger " murder and suicide, with Paul Ba (Turn to Page 9, Column 3 rol xe Peels cyerything but | the burglar: took atu a were seized Saturday afternoon in 12|Spiration, quick swim, and back |sted Case to Be Considered iy ane + pu ee arirood furniture ber stamp with the firm name : homie: viathe ‘rolleral Pity the ple I 1 t doing the shooting, the , raids by the police morals squad, |Home via the rollers! Pity the boys} Apprentice: “Ni P « office has decided to hold cate tet ADMITS et Son dar the crdtie: oe nekion (ARTE acat (tie iden) | More than-a score of witnessed Heotlegrer: “That's funay. 1 x4) no Inquest ino the deaths of Bar-| Expect Navy to Ask |Find All 33 Bodies (ii Meet ccual moan. ole say tat abner sal were ‘waiting to testify. when the Sena tor 10% tela, und Sate degen Claes, the | Cash for Sand Point ew days the che 3 Pol f ‘Olmsted” federal grand jury reconé oe a a8 t her Went en to appear all over the city, in| will follow | vened after two months’ recess, ject of his affections, In her West) eghoeeimtae a a of Entombed Miners .)7217,.° “20°44, over me city, in will Colon exe machines are| Oregon Boy Killed > months’ recess, iia TODAY'S MENt Seattle cottage early Sunda je next cong will ked 6 1ing deal abi bd ae sage ih jday. A number of narcotic, boozd Do you carrot all for me? were both divorced and Mrs Pt brat 4 partment ie ood Fe pani ead yy. y tk op bay gk tie BBN te ed by Accidental Shot eee ‘ nied te ther United hd ties rey | Cloes is supposed to have rejected | $350,000 on Sand it aviation fic Funeral services 6 last of the he person y out the « 5 i oe Be ; | De presented to the ju nite Wine eal i haloes hist, katie aloe Near the end of last session $190,000] 33 victims killed in n gan exple f f a sort designed, Practically all@f the 19 machines pes: sang FALLS Ore., March | States Attorney Tom Revelle said. And jour, radii f Jurtels’ body will be cremated | for the field was taken from an ap-|at Bethlehem Mine No, 41, at Bar A. Worsinn._ Jewsla’ and) Now teldin the pollos property son, ) ee ek s almost |W. M. Whitney, assistant prohibie . Yo 7 - “% Tuesday night following services at | Propriation bill, Navy said it wasn't | racks pepe ago, Were held | dresses amounting to almost $300/4re the nickel-in-the-slot variety, | patay tte y while} tion director, announced that he are a peach, Ty ee os cl Gdatigtt: Jedi, Gholerwabal Sbaiaber | hace. today quads brought | were purchased. with a camouflage gum vending de-| hunting, rabbits With a companion | would place additional evidence in I . ia survived by a brother. Charles W.,| of commerce man at Washington, |the Jast three bodies to the surface} On orders from Herbert, Vancou » that docx not vend gum, Rell. {In the hills mear Keno. The boys|the Olmsted liquor case before thd Wen uate and a Charles Bartels, both of| says the $360,000 probably will beliast night after risking death many | V¢ al gum vending machines were in : e resting, and an old shotgun} jurors during the session. Several e’d make a swell pear, alatnasoo:\itiohi ‘okebed. 1 ttnsed nc ehele henolarworh ht. Whe sed last week by Mayor Brown, |) yeen placed against a rock, It} Seattle policemen, headed by Lieuts eats K Mich." : oa * shpat here the prisoner ized slot machines occasion | S!{pped off and was discharged, the| George Comstock, were waiting int Police seized 14 slot machines yen-| and admitted that he had looted the ally return metal chins valued at 5c | Shot striking Bowen in the neck the corridors to testify. terday, But this won't interfere \| two business offices and had passed| and “good on the house” in tr = ae the Madison st. cable slot Canada with the girl and they were | would be given even if asked for os married in with the people who play them fish cheek: Few players ever think of asking | Whey can get just as big a run for O er om ix said to have obtained a mar-|for gum. None is vended, none ex their money by dropping nickels in [ e riage nse while he was fleeing to|pected, and in many cases none @ machines feature solely the Ao emake Low. mera tra Thad to Mr. Revelle He Is Now Safe er’s: money Will Ask Bail for zi aéhines suit remain is in Canada, Friends Say drink parlor yuver, Johnson will an be charged with burglary and possi Her white slim body clung tlohtly round his massive form lor he was only a wooden top, And she waa a piece of twin bly forgery, Herbert said ehty rooms Ross Watson Today coy Je Aa ae frequ in Edward W. Pielow, watt According to reports around s 1s “Courtesy week” in Seatt Lats deport all bozos who ‘say ‘fi men mayor says 3c nay z ox lous ch e rcles tiding, tense feeli bashuns dive VANCOUVER, B, C, March 24.—| the pollce have been ordered to re | 12US ch ter in rum circles,| the federal building, tense feeling o- {| for Rosa Wataon, move the machines only trom places | 10 a police sergeant and) between the U.S. marshal’s of- y DIAKY 9 7 ” lotective liting trial for where children might be tempted to| central figure in the mys-| fice and th a ibiti This drawing shows the layout for the “model Washington bungalow” entered today inj tect’ Waiting trial f pia A <1" Sentoua shooting Gt batcolman| eect Rn eats Up very betimes, « glorious morning, | 77 “pit . te ‘ The home is patterned to tak. 1 f y y ay fie ‘ hee ne "i t . ‘ g i fe hai bebiay shal desert SoS ot FO nd to town, where very loath to work, The Star's great hen. PU Corset: The hon patterned to take care of the main’ asked ‘Tuesday by W. 1. Burns, his 3 u odd eat of the 18 was! Charles ©. Legate in a} responsible for the escape of nat Lord! that do be chronic, so it sur- od 1 life in Seattle iitorney picked upon a week or more ago | prized mo not at ull. Anon to lunch, mad [Catered Of mouern 1s] | Main st. garage, three yea x eat ne does the former polied © playing at billiards, and did make + dripping: mo bin sehioh the tan | ot alone does the former pol high run of 4, the best ever I did, and By Jim Marshall | ine up space and dripping 1 eh a eet elle: rf , os tago, has fled to Canada, |sergeant face a charge of conspiracy mighty, pleased, too, ‘Thence home, und ITH all the other architects notonously from tive faucets al Al) the loung nd chairs in | [Ff You Are Looking | Judge s Decisions where he is safe from the{under the Olmsted indictment, hé oe ¢ in the gard and did wonder " | id | why, when searching for balt, ane doth in Seattle busy designing | night when you want to sleep. the gin den run on big wheel long arm of the American | se has a two-year sentence at Mc eure fae Any worma, but when gueden plans for the typleal Washington No foolish kitchen, What are | and there is no door between it for a Small Ranch { Reversed by Court law, his’ friends say. Visland hanging overohigu ss Eh + the soil be tu hem; and shall! jungalow, why not | malidethaman ‘wiovia ter, anyway? ‘Two disputed points in the immi was convicted on a previous hoor refer it to T. Kineald, the zoologist, tor Sukie litiheng delicatessen stores | and the fourth room—merely a x y Fava Sika ies 4 Piclow was warned of his danger it baw greats problem, and baffling. And We don’t like to boast, but , | Wate stots OW awh ineton |. aoopeey Close In aration laws wore cleared up by Us! the pihileatiol ok the ailet oount and has been at Hberty under so to dinner, HAVE got some ideas of our own | | TRIN Morte a our. rooms a het 4 here is a Foal opportunity to. se {)S, cirenit court of appeals decisions, Maly hareone An theo $4,000 property bonds, pending tho 5 1s to what & model house ought | -UnGHO ou come at once a eae via Sa he cure one. Thi@Partioular one ha earned Tuesday, Both ea Se abe tina de Imsted Con! anneal of the case to the U jometimes it seems the mor be. And last night mat? |i; OR entenng . yo! pp) i Ml cath hospital, After the guests everything on it a person coul reversed Judge Jeremiah Nete: spiracy case, last Saturday, bY | court of appeals’ at) San Trranelseds horse-power in the motor, t : wh and put them on pape ible, Hesraale seem. THE. | have heen in the gin den for 10 Seal bivavint Kare United States Attorney Tom Revelle.| put Piclow--he just laughs ily spends m it of time here min ne i un rT . . g . Three days ago elo i ix horse sense in ¢ . + Ail ahdltahe AREAS aA 1 Ao ada eR - In one, Mon Hin, 18, a Chinese |, rit th RO Liclow Was in) sureties on the bond are Russell In the first place (we said to date cOMe: ou iee. thann:'tr Rag CANAL Dba Ue TR hoiig Maiti voy, was admitted bys the Judge bo. | WAIN The strats ia) smith of: Seattle and Clyde R. Robs A clever pirl is Mary Brock 6 ). the home must be adapt bi mohankotuns: too.” Ofte Saitat nate Na RAEN leont ahd Aub cause las father was a merchant, 1 Ig tp Nis business atfairs, pre: foris, said to reside: on aindridga On her we bet our yen ble to modern Ute in this mad. a ey Haak cA ay amiotifit yan hoe)’ whem ihe No fullpbenring beri 16 extablishod the boy's step-father Paratery to his siKing from: sieht. | jean or one beau | at 9 o'clock 1x2 world, What wre the most ear eee teeth pital and use restoratives 0 orchard: ood B-ro wat Y jA warrant for his arrest eharsin While the United States mar: Raatotion nouer-estie conn el pa MME deal Aa you're afe enoug ombalming fluid, the ease ow. Bhotip. poultry, ho it of limitations nad not |him with conspiracy to violate the! shal’. office hy 1 Uta ble 40 istence? Let us put them down Afton t sucsta got (itod. of may, Kom to, Indicate Ar ARE This Teas expired the case of Tayokieht Ya. | Prohibition laws, ley in os bring in low during the past ; . ry ft The me th may not know Radio; dancing, drinking, re trying to get Schenectady u Thats all there is to th make Good terms, This is |) mada, ordered deported for convic of Unoed States Marshal) 60 days, The Star informed how to shake furnace, but vering from drinking take them into the dancing model Washington bungalow uP opportunity tion of an assault on a countryman, |2. By Benn for two months, Iuuns| that during a larger part of the he knows how to down the here you are, No silly fool- | room, Let them dance around | All you boys and girls monkoy Turn to the Want Ad Columns |/altho five years had passed since his | Which time Pisiow made no attempt! period he was running loose he old man ishness about sleeping or eating | for about an hour, After that ing around with plans might a ind seo who Is offering thin dandy |[convietion. Judge Netorer held he} to evade Yfustiee, but frequentel hie} was being (railed by federal pro- owe | «06d enasible home-cooked period they will 1, We're well go back to crossword pux place could not be deported on the Jou fomary haunts and conducted hi hibition a » Who were seeret. A. dM ments, No Idiotic bathrooms tak dryavell! Then lead them into alow. y charges business cureless of consequences, (furn to Vage 9, Column 3 ) ETH CEYL RT hI ni) iY iN