The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1925, Page 1

| (Kitchel Pile y, Sage of the Ok ympics, Talks ‘About Doughnuts! Turn to the Editorial Page i { ~~ — o, | ‘BRIDEGROOM FLEES FROM Bark SCENE OF AUTO WRECK! —e The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington \ i] The Entered as Second Class Matter May 2, VOL. 27. NO. 4 eeu folks! So this is Wednesday! u Rreat record Indi ar s 1 old Doo 4 . t rop. a fleas? Take five this Five cakes would kill half the fleas in the world “Give me 10 cakes SPORTS NOTE Boxing bouts are to be held at the ball park in the future. Promoters had to get a bigger auditorium so they could accom: modate all the policemen. neattle Star i" | Edition TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. at the Postoftice at Seattle, “ae Sse ATTL E, Wash. WEDNESDAY, = 2 Mother to Face Murder Charge! - FIND ARSENIC NW. H. Paulhamus Passes |2 CARS SMASHED TWO SONS | COLLISION ‘Accused Woman Collapses) Yields After 'Driver Says He Was Cele- in Cell at Jail Long Illness brating Roadhouse Wedding STILL SEMI-CONSCIOUS W." SUDDENLY RUNS AWAY |State’s Attorney Charges 3 Fishing Trip Is Blasted by Others Poisoned Crash; Bride Rides in Taxi A sear me arrow ped under the Act of C APRIL yngress March 3 Per Year, by Mall, yASH., Famous. Citizen PAULHAMUS, f hwest NARY r iss is eemed aS ; = , pain, e end came he « ar W . ns, H ‘a lar end ney Brener an-| FAMILY. WATCHES a : 5 r ASE PASSE! ji DAILY - ne CBA P As (oM a “We have had numerous requests he gf yee] ere tboe bcp td Raa Meare , : sf 4 " | charge « word snl’ ny Of bie “ ed t at the studio for . bare > rd! wishes: that his body be buried Sate a yh Mr. Bull 0. Bash- om Chicago chemists that arsenic! q bluff above Puyallup valley, ove vg pe tigheaes Md an to sing ‘Sally.’ lent to kill had been found}looking the fertile valiey in Te wan ot He is giad to’ }in the organs of the exhumod|)® lived and worked for ms prietor of .the Seattle comply with the When death came Mra. F stb oun requests.” two sons, two daughters and Dr. W , >ATT 1s 7 : Saeed Be ar © ham, who collapsed D of Sumner, w aa], WHF ehite ae ee el eee oF thenad Cana Y nee : faye ay in the Crown Point was | the The president of the|ing spirit of the Puyallup val-| ot se @ and « brother of Thoman Page A Wik cae SiERT |atitt in a semiconacious state thin} Western Washington State fair. went ley, and candidate for govern-| cemmetls eet ihe beaded re; Esca * it 2, — Je | Py 0 he hi y. bow on a; Bio pe ‘ (edd |S ecabect jeut so quietly they hardly knew the jor in-the last election, died.AtyNantng wip -with 9. 'A.. Chtstvoim,| Good night! ‘There goes the| I view of the decision to push | moment of Yk passing. poe ae home in Sumner Tuesday | an employe. money we lost last month at “Hool.|murder charges, the state ve oreer| At that time bis ailment had pro |night. >aulhamus Was Organ-| SAYS DRIVER ADMITS } igant” examine her mental state, Brener) ed so far that he believed helizer of the Puyallup Valley) CELEBRATING WEDDING si age Ife was t to the| Fruit Growers’ association. The other machine, a } The holdup man got away with pital in Se Twenty ng-car, was t Horry Druzmen's $1,500 tia mond Pe oe he died was taken ape says the This is the diamond ring oC x Your eqnes at he might sudden! werved direct Mebaker on dark nights. r was 25 years ago t ‘ going to strike ane poy ds in A le crash followed. T cars The col ed Atlantic and Pacific DOCTOR S WIFE ; re fs a “Ui ! spun around and settle e hi gemenargr eager per: im gulance the Puyallup siatah: 1G Uizes srreseses se peas seas kiait became famed ove e 5 . perv a elele will not excape, Suffers Stroke in His nd had Nau RADIO LIMERICK There lives a young man in Manette Who built his own radio sette; Tho he gets lots of static That comes in most emphatic, He hasn't got Bremerton yette! Berlin reports a bologna depres sion is the wurst news that has out of Germany for a jong time “Didn't you hear about it? “No “But it happened in your neigh- I know—but my wife's been away Dr. H. Kolla noted now in Seattle, says children should © permitted to select their own If we tried to apply this th little Homer Brew, Jr, would hot-dog merch TODAY'S NEWS PICTURE Hobart J. Asphalt, famous author hedtime stories. Mr. as also written many tales ntic love, “Lass O° Laugh- ; Byrdie’s Courting,” “Love and Lulu” and “Love's Sweet Springtime.” Mr. Asphalt is in Walla Walla at present, having heen convicted of wife-veating, may hem, assault and battery, and throwing his youngest child out of a third-story window. organization, named the ns of the State of Wash 4 organized at the Olym ungetarter couldn't Ballard join, as was born in Trousers are more dmportant than wives. You can get along without | a wife vv PAASY ha y fast with at my stint, owe did ‘id Sir Marry us how a acury did mbes nen diamond ring at the pistole’s point, and 1 Aid comminerate greatly with by Ing if he could identify the ring Woolworth marks, Se stil inlabtity Work wenin. 1 hut he suid little, be~ shaken, And so to oe oA, JB. Home in Chelsea, on ng Dog and Security: "THEY'RE off! Today the American navy, thru Frisco’s Golden Gate, bound fo: Two thousand miles to the southwest lies Oahu, gem of the Hawaiians and Gibraltar of the Pacific. And there is Pearl Harbor, our westernmost naval base and outpost of d¢ 2, Cavite, at the entrance to Manila bay, and m, 1,500 miles aa of the Philip- pines, no longer count, Under the treaty of Washington they cannot be further fortified and so constitute a source of weakness rather than of strength. Hawaii, or the island of Oahu, to be more specific, therefore is our sole depend- ence in that quarter. And without it, in the event of war in the Pacific, our West coast and, what is even more important str ategically, the Panama canal, would be wide open to attack and destruction. That mid-ocean outpost is our western sentinel, on guard over our lives, our jobs and our firesides, watching while we go in security and peace about our business. Sec did we say? That is what the joint maneuvers of the army. and navy are intended to find-out. It is to test these Hav aiian defenses—to see just how good the —that the Pacifi¢ fleet sails today from San Francisco bay. With ship and plane, gob and marine, There is little chance of any possible enemy jumping on us, “immunity from attack,” think they can lick us. Therefore, “is the aim which it is desired to ack a hundred spanking ships, and more, flower of and reliance of the American people, steamed r the battle of Hawaii. the armada will attack Oahu while the military and naval forces there will de- fend the base just as in real war. Watch this battle, for what happens out there is of vital concern to you and yours, One hears a lot of talk nowadays about the enormous cost of national defense and how most of our federal tax money being spent on wars, past, present and future. But, after all, national defense is the main job of the federal government. The individual states can and should take core of almost everything else. We may regret that this old world still backward enough to make national defense impera- tive, but there is some consolation in the fact that ours costs us less per capita than the people of any other first class power in the world have to pay. To make this defense adequate, as long as we have to maintain it at all, should be our aim. For, as Brig. Gen. Le Roy Eltinge, senior umpire, land side, of the. Hawaiian maneuvers, says, “if the de- fense is made adequate it is likely that no hostile shot. will ever be fired from the great guns.” unless they says Eltinge, hieve.” With these thoughts in mind, we can all shout together: “Attaboy, Army! Attaboy, Navy ” SE Te . roadhiouss ( ings 2 Weary of Suffering; Found the Thanies fee pe eam “ PAINLEVE TAKES 7TH-INNING STRETCH? Dead by Husband = ie Se. Rag y appre port rong iia a cle NO MORE! INDIA MAN NDON, April hn Singer/ Up the aide of the bank. disappear BRS ngage ry unaerrach Whe Ca R POST | wouto stor ror tes, = T) oan Mrs. Emma L. Perry wife of Chisholm. waited OS ANGELES, April 18.—A | Dr. Henry V. Perry, wealthy retir here t PR gmerinie tic 1 s NUE ay 15. | is physician of Ellensburg, was found erative Ege and Poultr . a inter suffered atid Kad for : oe vi to pak a noon | E os 2 dead, a suicide, in the bathroom of at ‘hia home’ in Finding him gone, she turn “| Notifies President He Will|| tea.» nations! pastime in America | [§ Engaged to A. G. Wilson, the Perry apartment at the Otis! Politica aul “ ed and went bac city « Bey prance dy hotel, $04 Summit ave., Wednesday | Plerce county sinte wena Thane, and died | ete ordered th Try to Form Cabinet | or india and Ceyton Wealthy Lumberman \trom 1907 to an for goY : Redd ith T. Truman, of Calcutta, an morning by her husband rom 1907 held in the Cherry i . ed of suffering from a mental in 1912 4. He bringing a break He declared that BY A. L. BRADFORD nounced Mons ay hat an appro DETROIT, Mich. April 15.—Mrs. disorder from which she could gain | W4 red, of an-!fast t rrent’s veu, round him|¢> a warrant charg! United Press Staff Correspondent | Priston of | $ meen i. 1 been |! John F. Dodge, widow of one of the f. Mrs. Perry during the| sistant secret the interior, but |dead com" with ¢ PARIS, April 15.—Paul. Painieve, || Mace for advertising !n Califor. || founders of Dodge Brothers, Inc,, ad- ft her bed, climbed into the| Would not take it He looked so peacefu he told 1 The riff has not yet} ‘i LEM alone, and that similar || mitted today that she is engaged to turned on water and| Four « the wid the ‘doctors; “Juat: like! a: sleeping Tele te hace the mas not Yet president of the chamber of deputies, || amounts would be spent in other |i marry Alfred G. Wilson, a local throat with her husbarj's| Mother and o sury child, »wn only as Erickson, of Aber-|informed President Dou Rue today || sections: ; {lumber dealer. Mi St are: ¢ Boia Sargent was in perfect health yes that he would accept task of} Nobo an SSFP arasmeeated e | Mrs. Dodge said she had hoped to minsed her when he| ce WIEK erday, and was painting in his| BRIDE FOLLOWS fortainsc' w cabiner. to auccead tbat Obltt: * splendid if your baseball |} withhold the information of the en- awuken into the bath-| F MN | studio IN TAXICAB ers stop heir games long |! gagement until it had been formally rods nd his wife, dead. | *90, Sumne His mother, Mrs rein se |Edouard Herriot enough for tea,’ Truman sald, in |) announced some time this week. A for ae hs the couple had! T H. Paulhamus, and his sister Paty ay eee According to Cassutt, the bride re-| painteve's acceptance of the port explaining the scope of the cain definite date had not yet been set, Si ». Dard, live in Aberdeer + fused to ride with her husband { | a South In an effort to allevi e | po painters s born in Flor neo ie a 80) id his ahs eta crore ed to uct hee| The funeral will be held from the | Port PPR Puatitipe Wior-lin a taxicab. Near the Claremont fered him repeatedly alnce Herriét’s ext Wilson Lamber: company. sh go i First Presbyterian church in Sum-| nee ¥, in 1866, the ean of @) ing the bridegroom's machine} 5 hong oa aril } erable mind off her troubles. They came Honea’ aisses’ Gheeitane ete Wak |government fell. inst week, cam | said. at pele Tey cei i will be conducted by | Boston. Mavs. physician. He was| Siunged into w ditch Be ean acts nat agreed to sur, Defendants to Plead Waka Becee Long Beach, ¢ age 9, Column 1) ih et tha CCrORTARE GPa tao FIR The car was pulled out by ®lport him in office, altho they would t G bli Ch: | ne-Ury Mra. Perry had been sutfering a idding Carolue Doran; He expel mecker ror tne, UUllly | Towle’ Rot consent tavsolniniy Ther miliuiry |p So. seu nt, tee cal Law Repeal Fails more of late than usual, She had not Arri ; PP ge Service, Inc, and the wrecking crew) Aristide Briand, who declined yes-| Five defendants in the tapesiage: : 1 suitide, however regon Arrives at ited in the salon in 1878 and since | urged the man not to drive, saying! terday to form a cabinet after the | chine gambling case ace to [op TEN BA Uy spe tbs Aare ned suitide, howev then continuously in the salon and] ie was intoxicated a mw o% ‘ : Re K ca © D oneal vthe !*Alebkdee taneary, cae 1 Investigation by the cor. | Portland June 15) ititemy, ie became an ROA. In The brdesrec thing dauntea, | S0cslists “would. nots'support him,) the charge of possessing gambling | ana: subsitute therefor. the, Volatead 5? tne: body whe i ‘ ale | v legroom, nothing daunted,| probably will be foreign minister,| devices next Tuesday. They were ¥ aaedpeces tech ie ote | SALEM, Ore., April 15-—The his-| 1684 climbed In and drove off, followed! wrich will eliminate Herriot from] arraigned in Judge Ronald rt ae eae te nuke yetereaas Watson Undertaking | toric battleship Oregon will arrive tn |by the wrecker. The second crash Ss sue iMilnteeh: | rues bt tithes as rice pair 10-6. The house, however, passed a Portland from Bremerton, Wash followed within a few minutes PARR TAMRE Hes Pe ete ates +! bill to bar from voting those who june 16, a gift by the federal gov. | r. Mark Matthews The cabinet, as constituted thus ose Schoen, Abe R shoul ahd'| cornet “read! nen wit punteas cee ¢ ernment to the state as a war relic, | far, probably will be. ..,| his wife, Vera, and Frank Bernstein. |haye, up to the present, | been ‘ale Telephone Pioneers _* hed tas ola tater Maolte a to Return Tonight Man Is Crushed by _ Bremiet, without porttolio~Paul| Prosecutor Colvin and hs statt ave lowed to vote j meeting of the commission named to] With many members of his con-| -ainleve continuing thelr activities against pia Eta a to Elect Delegates moive (1 (commen ia |qrogation expected to meet him, Dr,| FXeavy Farm Tractor} roreien attaire—Aristide Briand. | gambling in the city. Altho no raids V ind Just one year as SEs The state will formally accept the|Mark A, Matthews, pastor of the| Ww. 1. Murray. 42 a farm h | Justice 1e -Renoult jhave been made recently, investiga on Hin enburg Is organization the Charles lopkina mab Eee fi Z ‘ re , ane'l finance—-De Monale. ms whic lead to 5 * pnt hg gift July First Presbyterian church, will ar-| employed by A. B. Stewart one and yan Mong tion: ich may lead to more raids Q chapter, Telephone Pioneers of lrive in Seattle tonight on the Chi gee art onerand| ime last ‘two ‘named .held: these} aro: under way, according fo. his Asked to Quit Race America, will meet this evening at A inihodilenblehe cab Tp. i Pee ae athe nee eotnell, Was posts in the Herriot government. | oftice LONDON, April 15.—Strenuous ef- the. ‘Telephone building to canvass) Make Reservations Dr, Matthews {s returning trom| had been plowing with, Tuesday cre | forts are being made behind the taken by mail 1 plowing with, Tuesday, The the result of a yote tour of Europe and| engine had mi for Realty Dinner |« three months’ din the mud and, | o 4 mombership thruout the pane ti ice ta6 Geltidies and two} With Charies Bowman Hutchins, |{@ Holy Land. Mrs. Matthews and) when reversed, reared back, catch « for the general assembly | naturalist, ax chief aker, more |their two children are staying in} ing Murray underneath. He was Washington, D. C, next October.| than 600 reservations already have|2ngiand a few weeks longer on ) miased at the supper table and a A telephone pic f ust have| been made for the annual banquot of | Vt te friends ; earch revealed the accident | a record of at last 21 years of|the Seattle I Estate board at 1 ) THIEVES IN APARTMENT Thieves entered the apartment of | ton, service in the business Olympic Hotel, Saturday evening. | jimetmen! of! Patrol Boxes Can’t Tuentay. A puve) Be Junk Store Room Guy N, € | Xz Ray Negative Is Sent|'" ane a kodak were taken Seattle cops have acquired a bad |hobit of leaving newspapers, gloves, ‘ cigars and other treasures in the | Over ] elephone Wires ee Yea Still | patrol boxes ‘on thelr beats, causing Looking for aHome |tho wires to short elreult and blow Jout the fuses, according to a com P ae F to Call Your Own plaint filed with Chief W. B, Sev- NHICAGO, April 16.—An X-ray offices of the Victor X-ray corporn: | f | So ink: oli ale Melbn®, a J negative of a person's hand w tion hare just seven minutes Jater, — | Lot Star Want Ada help yor pa tee ty Mh bh y ial rie an, ety Tk here toeeyiiar wire trot me According to speolalistn, the nega: | he particular home you sre look: |/arans Issued an un r com ant ne | Yor! tive was as clear and distinct ax the|| Inf for. Here Ix today's offering, |/the cops to keep their valuables In | The demonstration, made by the|average plate and could readily be | QUEEN ANNE HILL other places ; le | $4,000, 'TIORMS | Petapue Telophone & ‘Telegraph | used for dingnostic purposes litdsroomn. .redere low; hot |] Co,, shows that the day is at hand) “The time element to a specialint AAT FY ‘Sp ha et wes when an X-ray diagnosis of an injury | diagnosing a case is mont important, monty } ae W E A T H E R | or allment by specialists at great | ag everyone knows,” sald W. 8. Ken: | Noein’ Gus baka AA \ distances from the patient can bo/drick, vice president of the Vietor | streets paved; no Assesamenta. Unsettled, probably — occasional |) made. porn ton |) Turn to the Want Ad Columns raing tonight and | ‘The picture of « left hand, show “In complicated fractures or other | and see who ts offering this place, |] Thuraday. ing in detail the bone structure and) bone injuries a quick diagnosis Inv!! jwoat estate firma offer thelr best Temperature Last 24 Hours fring on the third finger, was went) variably is desirable to prevent in:|] juy ery day in the Clossific Maximum, Minimum, 48, from the New York telephone com-| fection or other complications,” Ken-|} column Today noon, 55, pany’ vffices and received at the}drick sald, \ OCP Ns ane ae Theater Tickets Await Eight Careful Drivers scenes in Germany to persuade for- mer Field Marshal von Hindenburg to renounce his candidacy for the German presidency, the Daily Tele: | graph learned today, Carroll Represents City at Conference IGHT pairs of tickets to the more reckless fellows, Councilman John B. Carroll will 4 Columbia thenter are wait of the drivers rewarded | represent Seattle at the national Ing at the classified ad dopurt sday was & woman. She | planning conference in New York ment of?'The Seattle Star, 1307 signaled for a downtown corner city April 20 and 21, He leaves for Seventh ave, for eight careful turn, got permission from the [the Hast Wednesday night on or. automobile drivers officer and started across, tho |sonal business and will attend the The Meense numbers of the officer reported, Just then a | planning conference at the request carefully driven cars are printed large car rushed thru the in- |of the city commission here, Wednesday in the classified col tersection against the signal, | ,—————_________ umns of this newspaper: the woman's cool nerve ‘Thono numbers were picked ented an accident, sald the BASEALL! by Sergt, Prank Fuqua and offi cers of his traffic squad, Pa Officers reported that at an- HBEY'RE off! trolmen surveyed the elty, turn other corner a driver's quick The major league baseball ing In the Meense numbers of action saved a girl's life, The clubs swung into action Tuesday carefully driven cars to head: girl, about five years old, stray before thousands of people. quarters, ed off the curbing and into the If you're a real fan you'll want Wednesday, traffic men are street, Bho ran into a passing |] to follow the games with West: continuing the seareh for auto auto, The driver stopped, within over Pelger, famous diamond ists who are courteous apd care: | a few feet, at the sume. time writer, In Tho Star, ful Thursday, olgh' more signalling to those behind, Hts His interesting yarn of the drivers will be similarly reward number ia printed in The Star, opening games wilt be found on od, These drivers, often the vic The other six actions that the sport page today tims of their own prudence, are won the tickets ‘Murn to it on page to have “the last laugh" on their meritorious, oftivers © equally pported,