The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1925, Page 1

WEATHER Aft ron AS CAST | VOL NO. Howdy, folks! W mind gardening if we « ae $8 00 GEM ROBBERY! rarer BAAR me wane - wn PARA AAI manne The Newspaper With. ‘the Diawest Circulation ‘in Washington The Seattle Star iii 10M Botered ai at the Postoffice at Weattle Congress March Mail, $3.00 SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1925 * TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. t uld only get a caddy to carry the hoe This photograph fre Brew’s Sunday rotogravure section shows Miss Byrdie Oystersoup, Zieg feild Follies beauiy, wearing the new he only reason for the photograph was that it gave us a chance to print a picture of an ankle. Our rotogravure section, may be, stated, is limited to pictures of bathing girls, esthetle dancers and actresses who have insured ankle earphone legs for $1,000,000 you like to t A cautious gal Ia Evalina Grout She never flirts with a with his thumb nail. “Sioa Is She pops her ou rp ee Ll Gee Geo, silastic gardener, ha lot of bird seed going to raise canarie ee “A quiet little ( ‘dinner for two’ often develops Into a rivisy big divorce case for G, four.” barber yes snippy.”* One champion that without ia the gink wh revolving door. If a politict too r nto hot water. Then tb hotled too, And well, HL. Moore, A, Cros judges of the wasiz Murphy, T. Owen He said: "1 ih Much better t ¢ We'd sooner wr 5 nse. ia oe de people 5 om ab Ho th no would like to be or 8 | On Am * 1 ns | x | INTERESTING FACTS An ordinary human being has 201 bones. Crapshooters have ——————_ x | | 6) | : : | t , ce of Pump Ma a man of the bills his| p Home Brew | 21- Ounce ‘Dress—4 Minutes Speed N 0] t | THUGS FROM == «action to the words as she dons her whole outfit in four minutes flat 2c ny waa t) Men at id Money NSHERNG 2 BANDITS of her mothers do : Seek Chance to : Prosper WithUs deo | HOLD UP Accusing Finger Said to L OZENS of Mid-Westerners and Easterners want Point to High Officials Here STORE! to invest their money and their services in Seattle industries. They have from $2,000 to $30,000 and MANY OTHER CASES IN * their experience to invest in The Charmed Land. | About a dozen of them are actually here, seeking : \* otetinitie us aac eae |[d9: Newelndiotments. thurs; | Maj. A. A. Oles, head of the industrial department day; More Expected Friday of the Chamber of Commerce, has letters of inquiry | from scores of others. “But it’s difficult to fit them into openings, Jeweler Is Locked Up as Daylight Gun- men Operate > said Thur Business men, salesmen and mechanics are on the y HD 1S RON erst be ié list for Vator enior li i} A i Se me mbe of the firm of Lebo and One is a chemical engineer; another is a mine super- Ker and, it ve ‘ibe morning intendent; a third is a retail lumberyard man; a | Reger 1e door while two ¢ afe of cash looted his displays, fourth is sales manager for ‘a suspender and necktie house in the Hast. Lebo were worth be: All of them have capital snd experience and wish $8,000 and aaah yeaa ie to join with Seattle firms, Major Oles said r as committed at First | | “The problem is to find them just the right open- | | | | ing,” he added. “We would appreciate hearing from = © in the stores legitimate firms with whom these investors might find ’ # o'clock he was wash- 5 an opportunity.” te ree BY G LUC bE BUALER 2 5 cali is ribs. store,”’ the robe ng Lebo. into the Driver Charged With Drunkenness ““!:. tee nition naicotls, tv: | fp: bandas peocteasd tn scare oung ier tre City Animals Struck by Speeding Car; S10"iNox “ss APPOINTEE OF : 7 all Mine Mildred Mel- | migration safe and held a leather bag, which be ja Wedite “fn th aoere, 2460 38th were returned y filled with the diamonds an@ hig qhalatil ain. phous ¢ city jail day before valuables contained in the vault. " 1 fi aan a traff se Five hundred liars in cash was ong ; hwentecone ited the Fourt 8 While taken addition to a tray ‘Cat Burglars’ Enter Homes. . ,...: ll de on a earetutte | Expose War Record of Bow- | Age depart urned ¢ tiointie Jehowbakal and Awaken Occupants ss She Ao hal ac a man, New Labor Chief fieho ayen walked out of the d north on F € up last August <0 f hop and hea: ; Lebo was and five no true bi * "| BOTH WIVES FRIGHTENED neigh ot ates FAILED TO JOIN ARMY |" Thuraday Uy trate omneera. Motor in his store and, was, knocked « mummer,| But Robbers Are the Worse she war wearing Thurs. |Secured Exemption From sso» car cas bees | oa aa om ates aces tel Pocpeipoe M probably |$1,500 from. him ify le. Scared, It Seems Ba OY a t tour | Service, Club Report SHOWS) tc have smashed into the loading | “burnin ELLINGSON GIRL Until the train pulls out. UB “and make| 0 holds all the specd reoords for going thru a CANDIDATES FOR THE POISON IVY CL The gink who lights matches ABIGAIL APPLESAUCE SAYS: want a.bob,” said Li'l Gee ¢ AIL K, Dykem Harlburt, ny others; awaken my th Le PROMID be 4 motior wet out the is on t limbed bathroom. he second to the roe mane oitvat woos otc “Cannonball Baker,” Acting as Own vin 0's" paises 2.2" SLAYER OUT 10 MINUTES at $1,000. Attorney, Quizzes Runner oe ee ete ele Officer She's “All oe " Stevens was in| Right” Shortly Before the 1 x Three Forks Suffers From $20,000 Blaze THREE FORKS, Mont., March 2¢ Part of the business section of th 4 result of James Diw ICTORIA; B. Cy: March 36-—Trlal, ‘How much natvotits 1 ) r of Owen TB. Baker and Harry | brought in? How many Chinamen? tho Mann white slave sess Sowash for the jest crime on the| persisted Bak when Marinoff de and bail was set at $2,000. Hel- SAN FRANCI March 25.4 mirched escutcheon of Puget/nied any knowledge of the ques-|™er 8. Swenson and Mac Smith, |! Dorothy Ellingson, youthful slayer the murder of| tion Indicted under the same act, are!of her mother, lapsed into merciful und his son| Al Clausen, Seattle mechanic, |4eld under $1,000 bail each, unconsciousness again today. yl G.,|told » he had been employed by |. Homer Shadd's baN was put at| Just at the noon hour adjourn 1] Baker 500 on in indictment cha ment, the same as yesterday, tha him with driving a car known to| slender girl who shot her parent to ted under sound rum runn CLAIMED I TECHNICAL the September—oper 10p, paint shop, shment and two WAS APERT pen NEY troyed, causing a George Jay Wed: | lta o various hidi age and from Lie ae ie about $20 000. ; ,. Be an appeared before the Spiind “ands that have been stolen, to Seattle from | gain freedom from retsraint, toppled ni h and put a b opi UP} local draft board for division No. 4 gen ihto< Santtle Portland. jover unconscious—the fifth time sha the b jom Ww June 1 He claimed Setting a eS AT Bs CODE Ae Hae edo age ik: (ere G. con.|_-TWo women, Jackie Barber and/has collapsed in four days. some small chan near lized toch: | volving the Ot the. PFs ne|traband, he refused to haut any|Helen Cook were indicted on nar.| This time, tho, an attentive polices I . me rt in al} Harry Sow and “Cannonball” |traband, he i counts. The former's bail was |man grat the Imp form before seene's pockets ry Industrial enterp the|Owen Baker announced that they |Tv. ie a. smith, who saia he{Set, at $1,000 and the latter's at|she reached the floor. OND HOME ; ipa dai will conduct thelr own defense thru-| | Charles Tt. Smith, who sald he esterday, Dorothy suffered ® 18 ENTERED Solicitors Get Money for} ‘rhe district board denied the |out the day, As the bi BUNTY | la tuldZOk Wide ‘BAMM RCA Bein painful bruise when her head hié sh ‘ thie ; claim January 18, 1918, It said jof the erlme and the dc ‘ ttle, told of al uker to Dj |the marble wall. orty-five minutes Inter a th Fake Mileage Books (lak deeweinan rma. “ain tanalaihea (Buea sound rath BHRALAR e.|in the booze, on which he made 9 A ‘ghort. while «before. court aia wax routed from the home o industrial labore vealed by the crown prosecutor, they | $960 | |cessed, an officer bent over Doros H Jenstrom, me A at me Warning against concerns which| Then J. HB, Sheedy, assistant man. |crosa-examined the witnesses about{ Sowash sat beside Baker thruout) jthy nd asked her how she felt. ‘ had used a ladder foun : : fe ae 6 abtale the day, and never asked a que is nt,” she whispered not | ike a business of soliciting funds! ager of the Seattle Construction &|detally of the affai i right,” she whispe’ nter the second # m, ‘ tion | “TH stick it out.” é from the business public for the al-| Drydock company, wrote the board| With leading figu in Puget ; j looking up. stick it out. (Turn to Page 9, Column 2%) leged. purpose of securing mileage! a letter in Bowman's behalt iSound rum running enterprises as| Bert Ross, Seattle attorney, ts National Group Favors Line | She did, until the adjournment, | books for cor nl trave men| ‘The be reclassified the direc: |witnesses, the day was replete with |assisting A. M. Johnson, crown Up Alaskan Coast jut then her strength ended and do Be Careful! sists tune ys } lef that the recent decision of | the signature of Robert C. Day er) Marinoff, the leading GEae with Seattle was received last night | minutes but was revived and helped | ) 1é. the interstate commerce commission | acting adjutant general in April, rum runner of Tacoma, was by the ‘Chamber of Commerce from |tetoss the “bridge of sighs’ to the rges t if |Crooks Play Drunk; Y re-! tor of labor prosecutor, in pr ing British Co: | she fainted. ut greatly reduced a necessary skilled }gensational revelations and acusa Commerce | laborer In a necessary industrial on-}tions when Baker sought to reveal |lumbla's — biggest’ murder (rlal| oe the promotion of an air| .Matrons attended the girl after onal Tndus-| terprise, . complete history of the rum|Charles Morris, third defendant, has ¥ : she was carried into the jury room, mi ! mail route up the coast of Alaska to ul Traffic league of Chics These facts are sent out over fy Jnever been apprehended Sho lay unconscious for ne 10 link up all the cities on that coast in the so-called Pullman surcharge one of the first witnesses and the National Aeronantical association | Jail. By Chief of Police W. B. Severyns | caso und the failure of co ') WOULD HAVE BEEN he told of bringing the eontra: | at Washington, D. ¢. Upon orders. from the court, Ws spitdd se butealae Jal vemmdve: tHe: Bullman’ wllrcharss by LWT Ae Ee tern Wand cargo’ In ftom’ sea, ail Loot Hotel’s Rooms 1 een ncets promoting an{telther Dorottiy’s father nor het tts ouse should exercise the enactment would stimu Ott records show that Bowman | (transfer of It to his boats on o burglars a fast on ste senna tine ross the continent {Drother were permitted to comfort IT venteat~ bait Remember that 10 efforts of this class of 2 cid panded Wan sinned seqrthe the American. side leeping re: 1 hotel from Minneapolis to Seattle was also | 2 the thug j# a bh ghly paesreus cits. |store was; exires jed by tho leaguo in} 7 Ac the university Capt, Gillis and his son wore op.) 317 Oceldental ave Wednesday | expressed in the communication, No one who has sec 3 thy il Kill upon'little provoca-| the communieation AL Eee eiesigl iter: Che el vaartan, for: Mirinete; “ue tition arene: whom thes. looted: 18 “Foom Renowed interest taken in the | Collapses believes she is po $$ | corps was looking for men, offe d the liquor that was the lure of | while pretending to be intoxicat Sand Point aviation field by the| them. It is agreed they are x to lie still and pretend \| & commissions freely There jw {the Slayers was his: Iquor; Marin The men, when seen b; k, | United States government will prob. | climax of periods of nervous tens p, and let him have what SQWRICERG: NO GEPECORATE CH aaa in tof 1, bought by his money and | staggered down the hallway, As soon! ably stimulate local interest in com. | 80n he may find than to run} HOMESEEKERS: f ae Aviacsa tA eh LL delivered to Gillis to be turned over jas ho was out of sight they rifled broil aviation, *he atti i ve court’ recessed at noon with ny { being shot, If it ia po . " of ee Patlareoiia datacto: thecws (to Marinoff's boatmen the rooms in rapid succession, escap: | eve {the monotonous question of pros= (ble to got to a telephone without Real Estate Firms MHAE the’ Sache Id belo toctans “How much liquor ing with clothing and valuable peetive jurors still incomplete Ing life, oall the pollce fi rh ihe expan | sored on the farm of the PI See a J ‘The 12 men and women whe risking th i Exeter ets or 5 | APO TS E OT y the girl's fate can= Years ago, 1 had that experience. Are Offering Then Deena et : county sheriff at Tacoma will decide the jazz girl's fo Bt da tare snaving about. : gM tym the votoran are at a tose) gouny short at fliwiks Del DAUGHTER I$ NIECE | norm swtecten ve‘ore: tomorrow aid ede alin #Elo\told 5 nakiBuvE o understand why the governor Filipino Delegate Brea. baloved bedroom and ca hy Het Best Buys on Howl have found tt 1 a Cortes H Tod OF FATHER AND OWN —— mo to lie still ¢ beta ppoint Bowman to such an im ° ome ere loday | * . . brains out." He Kept talking to mi Today’s arid HOH TIGR Dennistoun Scandal = -omes “ay | COUSIN: WELL, WELL | Booze Seized in A ta nd than lefts 1 eae Na ee Y rant organizations an Case Is Unsettled roves, one of the two dotogaton || [AMAR Coton Maren 29 Dry Hotel Raid Hidn't stir until h xone, for te Classified Pages ss vibe fin a matter within the) LONDON, Mate 6—Pinal dis/of the Philippine islands to the want ont , Feet fates Wederal agents Wednesday night © done ould haye been foo! Jttao ; position of the legal battle between | house of representative oar raided another ywhtown — rond= i ; § If You Ave Looking | ; Mrs, Dorothy Murfel Dennistoun {rive in Seattle ‘huraday afternoon, || UNCON! because of divorce lAWe. 1 Voeas they arrested Mrs, Kath 7 Test buitpld ra. ako, Hope addlolsni | MERCURY FALLS IN BEND ind her former husband remainy according to an announcement made || \cra conarated a ‘ey ease eF Tioryn Bonner, alias Kathoryn Davis, i éry dangerous ol In many in for a Good Home BEND, Ore, March 26.—The mor.|solely with Judge MeCardie Manuel n Bhilipfitried | vans waver anuiettatet ore |proprietor of thé Scargo hotel, han| stances they are put to flight by a |} cury fell last night to 16 above, the| Opposing counsel concluded their|commerelal attache@n this. eity ASEH Gk” enue iat Ais nantivels salt First ave, and seized cight 4 |human voice, but to feream in ont Turn to There Now — || coldest mark of the new your, ‘The | arguments (his morning and the) Commissld Guevarra will sail Mrs. Yoxel’s former husband [fauarts of @y and 14 pints of to court Injury or deuth from. the frost was pr and followed by|sudgo announced he would reserve} for the Philippines noxt Saturday |] jocomes. her. brother-indaw } moonshine, William Goodman, clerg (hug, \ /\warm, ideally nglike weather judgment Jon the Provident McKinley, 1 Sl Jat the hotel, was also arrested, a Re hk,