The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1925, Page 9

ak, aa tals oy LN SEATTLE WOMAN og DIES IN WRECK Mrs. Caroline Doane Killed; | Husband Injured | 3.—Mrs, Caro. | , torn ave att 1 her husband, } Sea’ druggist was} plightly an hore yesterday | 4 when automobile skidded and turned rt were motoring | to Portland The a urred Just oppo | of the| tratlaPortiand | ar akic td “l. minutes later hospital here y was to be taken to JAPAN BIG BUYER, Lead Far East in Consump- | tion of American Goods Mr ow at tf Seat Le were re F ~ Edward ¥ of ceived a triple fracty dH? INSEPARABLE OLB AND DILL To PART? IMPOSSIBLE! LOS ANGELES, April t,—Kolb ‘id Dill, veteran vaudeville per formers, have parted according to close friends t Tho famous team will rp | neon In double har stage, it was eald, t has entered the movies, Die MUSE do his stuff » Aeocording to ts, choosing the footlights * Kolb and Dil split onoe before but were later reunited when thoy failed to “go over’ with the pub ning! re to remain behind He in se note ate SdbetY | “THREE HURT N-: : AUTO CRASHES : city Employe Painfully Hurt | came upon shelf after shelf of poison in Street Mishap automobiles Thursday covering from night riday Brennan. water 64, employe the tment, re city dep. | gruesome numbers represented relios man and two children, victims | their Injuries | the left} |, |PROBE ALLEGED'3 LAKE HOMES'ELLINGSON GIRL MAD SLAYER | London Police Solving Mys- | | tery Deaths in Cottage DESTROYED = WANTS TRIAL Fire at Haller Lake Ruins |Mother-Stayer Residences; Loss $12,000 Determined to Prove Her Sanity LONDON, April 3.—The story of a A Yio brick chimne atanding BAN FRANCISCO, April ; A nerato madman is being pleced warped debris and charred I ey ben Prva ther by Scotland Yard, Hote on the uth sid fu pr nean tives attempt to solve the myster ¢ threo! ihe youthful § of “Polson Cottage,’ whore Gran 1 fire |dered her mother n ville Cooke and Selwyn Foster met A fourth her counsel wit nination home imely arrival ]}io aid the stat h holds #hé heath of two Heattle firemen |is not unbalanced. Unremitting search thru the dilapt: | iy 4, | Bei : pee ts * 0 thin enc stecled he Jated “shack has rev 1a pile of ' royed wore tho | Ay gee hh: plein sant at skulls, a complete skeleton in a pot 10 of ¢ al na 1 and th hich te her trength can suf: | ences of y orth full of quicklime and indiscriminately . : , V Ap i F he will not break down. rao Hinnnlie umm attered heaps of bones. In the! iy. J N. Saxe was naved t her fainting pelt ridden garden were found sev: | mon © the lie t mphatic In a large house which} ‘The flames started In the Engel fons that she ne ¥o ur b summer home, M Engel ntt ies thua far in her court ap-| father as an anatomical school pollee | seurted a fire in the kitchen stove rmined not to do it again to dry the pl which had not been | I'm going to show ‘em I'm al phials. tenanted since last summer A de right,” the “red-head” favorite of Whether the bones found in such | feeUve stove pipe broke at a joint | Chinatown'n best known cafes de and in falling showered sparks over elured tod. ‘I'm no more insane of the old school or victinis of de-|* Dile of pa caught lthan any r girl, That claim ts montacal orgies alloged to have taken | fre and igr Aca yall the bunk, Let's have the trial place in the alleyway ¢ rapidly did the fire spread tha and 5 ing men and w Within an dour 4 embarra ved to have known ( were tn ruin The soft dirt road i Ja w lead as the| leg and bruises when he run Yr. bg le Who ied at ee ‘ en are of American goods at 1th ave. and E, Thoras sive ays: emied, with wi A ding secor ace, 1 panies of fire Ags 4 white i ce, | an autom He was taken 5 arrival in time A Wo - ie \ report on foreign | ¢ ne city hospital and later to h B yesterday by the| Providence h } ; ; rovide ompita His home sume from its) at 12 Th st Arrest Alleged Drug Vendor), Elms fe Jean Marie } son, S years ° un ¢e s i mdar year 1924.] old, while phying in frost of he as He Leaves Court : ‘rho Worth home, val Survey of Ceramic | the leading mar! home at v nd Park @ ; 1 peuibee arid wea bid Geran ‘uuie arto Grane |) Dong’ busy. ‘ Industry. Complete : A spl market. | Geo She was and bruised | the atter of nt con c i anked first on trucks | and was taken to her home by Geer | convict him ar rn t ate of Teport. | G. W. Cartson, N. 83rd. st pgp dye trade % : : the stat jopme de ‘ ae ade in China, i re] reported to the police that his auto | the courtroom, a free 6 Chamber of ¢ jermany's keen competition ts being! had struck a Japanese child at e 4 vt t ee chik Dong recently wan a 1 of a a 2 Hewitt W ager crane = dhe ed caciad hk ifth ave, and J n st: ‘The xe of selling narcotica, The) Harold V. Mooring Was for #, University ining e Teport stated Mid pleked hin and ran al y rel j j an al grand jury rete ling to G. B. Avery Named N , tted ‘Thurs was! The to State Position| New Tax Commission Sect He te t j G. B. Avery, Seattle, has beea ap ito Meet in Olympia (2s. '0) Jute. } Pointed assistant supervisor of the! The new state tax commission, « A search for Betty Brown, prir | state department of labor and indus- | Hartley idea, has been called by the| cipal government witness against tries. He was formerly an office | governor to meet at Olympian next! Dong Suey, haw been Inatituted, as ' holder with the federal internal rev-|Monday. At this time a socalled | she disappeared suddenly before the - | enue forces. His predecessor was “advisory commission” ‘is to be se-| last tria who s | Vietor Zednick, ions cay been electe [ ected the work of the commission era will be sald Saturday Italian Minister | steretary the B. P. O. E. Seattle! win be laid out and a chairman w , xm at t Jon +-Hamilt | lodge aire Bowman, director of | ho phat etl of War Quits Job } the department, is to reorganize the! The governor has notified S sacha ROME, Ar $.—Gen. Digto Seattle office. | Chase, King county aaseanor, and so 1 ad been 4 t has res’ two other commissioners, of thei | | the al al dr ffice f }appointments. ‘The commis in n ‘ three years. A bul he re e HERE’S MORE ABOUT | turn. is to make some ne |Woman, Held by Police, Is} incr sears. bul exgers son juding a secretarysht: Charged With Booze Sale mR » bay = "7 > of the organization will be well ove Re STARTS ON PAGE 1 ea eRe ‘ nah elt committee which is still fn the courts ‘The court refused to sustain | the defense contention that | Walsh's speech interfered with the jury’s decision and it rejected & miner point that the indict. ments were not property signed. The government was upheld on |" both these points. Le Following the court's action | George P. Hoover of counse! for Sin lair, said he bribery against Fall and Doheny was disposed of, but thought that Sonspiracy charge against all four defendants might be re-submitted to another jury a men died Thursday undor of a chimney which collapsed at the |Boehiem works Jing to dispatches believed the charge of found in Mount Baker park J $40,000 a year Peeper 8 U3 pli Killed in Chimney Crash BERLIN, April 3.—Sixteen work he ruins in Leipaig. Details of the cident are not avatlable. id to be were Twelve tins of optum, worth $2,000 at retail = by Superintendent C. H. Peter ay ing made thru ¢ public parks, Visit our Children’s Department. &xpert Jitting Big Values Patent Dress Slipper. Sizes 5 to 8. 7e4 81; to 11, $2.95 Sizes 111, to 2, $3.45 5 see, 10 to 1344, $2.45 Sizes 1 ta. 6, $2.95 Play Oxfords in Patent or Brown Calf. 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