The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1925, Page 9

a. WATLEY FILLS. te POSTS Leavenworth Prison So Overcrowded, Parole aa Se ae crowded prison. | The prison, originally planned for 1,400 inmates, now is bulging with 8,185 violators. Cots are placed in corridors, and in offices. The segre- gation ward is to be taken over to house new arrivals. Meals taken in two shifts, the dining room being oo small to accommodate the large number. The population of the prison has been growing since the close of the war. In 1918 it was 1,600, n ee fficer, || ‘ one Cabinet Officer, B d M R . 4 by Hart, Remains oar ay elease 700 . ‘ EAVENWORTH, Kas., April 5.-e (United News)—A t 7, Garnes, Yakima real estat 4 special parole board, meeting here Monday will con- Se b : sider applications for pardons of 700 prisoners. The ‘ reat 8 iw Sele i we $0 Reve been held in May, but were ad- a og ie was AnnOW anced in order that room may be provided in the over a olives Frank Hi eure department of the comservat t department Pete « consolidation !s re, Gov, Hartley 8° rece a8 secretary of th Fair, which Is xima. ake ona former Hart in the 0 i er. iy Dr. Paul Tu! Se" VET KILLS GIRLWILL Al s Get Laundry; _| Tells Police of Sweetheart’s Cutter Miss Roll of Death After Shooting ig H. Sowers, 2408 aarying @ sme ie 9 currency pandits ste igs home Sunday igte tag. Sowers ,, pox it away fore: SHIP to Meet Disabled sim: IELD, Or ered and flung 1 three Fianagan’s | y sman, revolver Captain down a loaded artridges on Me bag contained Sowers’ laun- } morning tn his pockets he had $400, | they overlooked | e Cahokia will stand by we of need ho an 0 It. I've rt down the |), Twins Rejoin; Take Mahoney was handcuffed and offi-| + Ride in Stoler: Car |. rs attempted to get additional de-| ¢ fm Seattle for the first | talls. > appearing In ise im two years, Harry and Wil. sion of faculties, he wouk Warren, twins of Pawhuska, | 84Y: E | @a, got nan automobile and re-} “I brought her up to Greenwich pee! acquaintances while en route } to shoot her. That's enough. “No one Galalls. Arrested there, they are| Will ever know w hy.” qo bave confessed to stealing} Led by Mah iar trom P. H. Ongstad, 8023} upon the body of I ph ave. N. E. On: id and a deputy | 24, attractive sec aif will. go to Chehalis for the |can Express compa: | a ea: Dwellings which are supposed to 4 CHICAGO.—A bandit heki up a back to 700 B.C. have b italy bas decided to operate alll jewelry store in Kankakee, Ill, took by telephone systems of the coun- $3,000 worth of gems, ole a motor jalong the shores of ify 2 sorernment monopoly, car and fied. 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Telephone EL iot-8641. : Armstrong's Linoleum or in the House jsecnon two} The Seattle Star SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1925, TALKING MOVIE DEWCE SOLD Inventor Signs Contract) Valued at Half Million | | Anin-} Chance to Learn Is GLENDALE, Cal, April 6 vention which ix said to perfect talking moti pictures has been sold by William C, Cutler, inventor, | for a gontract valued ut $500,000, | y, saying, that he had closed with hasers representing New York erman capital | rding to Cutler, his machine 1 attachment which, fitted to a recorda talk of the well as their moveme omplished the end of onization,” th mtract provide vie camera, actora a Lh yne € AcK inventor sald for a cash to about § rd! announcement | ),000, acco: ing to SHIP TERMINAL Inauguration Tuesday es of the Pacific it open Tuesday tn} structure at tlantic st Jn were con- } 00, They | | ure, ware-| of berth- transpacific ships 1 line and big huge i under the Steamship flag | h Gallagher, assistant general ager of the Pacific of San Franclaco, ts 4 will take part in the o 8 ship | Alexan has ship companies id on the comple. | a deftly mor Marg the sorist, Miss BY G. LI we LD you like © care of the ha cooking? the art of pu Or » of thene courses of study ew lin the “Y" cat j which le om Va ous ph meatic probler A few of the many sin the ern Women Laws Regarding — Prop. by Judge Rhea Whitehead rls Who Are City Problems, and Why. Dance Halls,” by Mrs, Eliza: | | beth Harris, “Wemen's Responsibil- | jity in City Government,” Mrs. | Landes, and at later dates, lectures | on business etiquet and dress *y ee “Opportunity Sc C, A. Monday Evening Talks PAGES 9 TO 16| | HINDENBURG OUT|ANNAPOLIS MEN VISIT CIFY Midshipmen Arrive on Sum-. hool” Offered in Y. W. German War Hero Won't Enter Presidential Race April 6~—Former Field BERLIN ; Marshul Von Hindenburg prefers 10 mer Cruise July 23 « the u lonce of p bearing 1 t on an A { pre 1 on the nual sur clined to ae ept the nomination which parties of the right wing would offer him.| Plans for thetr This information was conveyed to|tertainment duri leaders the is Sound pe bloc” today, altho by navy men an in the form of a definite refusal | Commerce | from Hindenburg The itinerary schedules the three % | Renewed nomination of Jarres.|pattleships to leave the east coast who led the first poll WEEKS BETTER War Secretary Shows Much | Improvement in antictpated. | Jur arriving 41 of July cisco Th will 1 July ia ubout the Coast Cooks Want Hesketh for Chi e WASHINGT( April 6.—Secre tae sé, ‘eublacaa ee be | last day s much better today The war department Sesued the fol- 0 statement retary Weeks spent « restful | tonal associat very cheerful night and is feeling and much improved.” Th The organization will hold {ts 1928 convention next August in Mont: fact that the secretary's non, | Hesketh is working to bring the 1927 has returned to Boston, is;conclave to Seattle. 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