The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1925, Page 1

LP! , : ‘And. It Happened 1: ars Agol [he Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington yj The Seattle Sta = @ Watered as Hecond Class Metier May 2, 1899, at the Postoffice at Seattle, Wash., under the Act of Congress March %, 187%, Per Year, by Mall, $4.00 —- | VOL. 27, NO. 46. <i = SEATTLE, WASH,, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1925. * TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. Hi H ! 3 || i| 4 it i matipox ban at border i | | f ae ANGERS | Peed Be Removed Soon: INQUIRY | | Hira % % "i | WEST E UNION is | bak: Mi | ! Gets Life Term for T EL ; RAM State Insurance Men ii A . ‘ Hi Girl Death; Asks seaeaae: ke avined: rec encsieinne Checking Auto oe New Trial WMuatbninantarticad ms <= = laims H on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to HF A yo B. BATES, convi wir Faid DPR Chg Star gton arid ats Jen ; j slayer, denounced his ow t gat of its own { a are protest’ t i xy Ase of Ray Zbinden, i : Borgeca Generel man, who now oii 3B Street SB a f harge nd lar- Washington D.C. in connection with the forgery ; New statietice gethered by Britieh Columbia health will be arraigned on the § charge next Tuesday before Hh euth ori ties to show amount of amallpox in province greet ly igs Ronald. He will plead not a) * | The urance angle of Zbinden's exeggerated.Moanthile business in U.S, northwest and Can hard atta : sowatwiten Cane { Gross, ng state fire mar- hit by quarentino ban et border, Washington State end Canadien shal, of ( , began an Gaatce x. amon auto insurance firms of Seat- ; aries i eS SR business men will eppreciate your personal attention to seeing tle to learn how many theft claims ?AUL REVERE AGAIN IN ACTION! The me ick dash of the fa- ‘i [on automobiles insured by. Zblnden Jmous Revolutionary American was re-enacted Saturc an Wyck in Hop | nara Dror > that this ben 18 lifted as quickly es cond iti one justify a6 every es ng the last two years have been {thru downtown streets as a feature of “Patriot Day Van Wyck, in the|tiary, Judge Gilliam « littl The probe by the state department costume of Paul Revere, is shown here with Seconc keround. nduct of t day's delay keeps hondrede of tourists away from the best little was ordered’'to\ agosrtuln | f¢' trand 4 FOUN) af: : ‘ ; had been committed by Zbinden thru : < 3 “vane a rere _ ° % A pew trial corner of the world. insurance claims. Reports have y b abitait as ched Deputy Prosecutor Hammer t t As toe arent Baitor, The Seattle Star th nber of complaints charg- evere . t pew tr lodge i : ¥ auto thefts have been filed by Gilliam said Th the telegram that The Star sent Saturday to the surgeon-general at Wash- || zpinden sf bie SAR On YiGted 88.00 at re ington, urging him to give the British Columbia smallpox ban his personal attention. Rate near oe Howdy, folks! University of 1 hi wane peats 1s Reattic HIG. Ata Mariioee Chances for early lifting of the so- the traveler must show evide nce of hav- |} ies pra is Lil =a Washington girls are taking up Pine’ Ttatia pril 14, called “smallpox ban” that has practically ing been vaccinated within one year. If » icterad Hise Ge Srbesns oe Co archery. Well, why not? Every > wields a killed tourist travel between Seattle he cannot he may be va uccinated free of || vin after zbinden had received a girl ought to know something fe deticn 4 9 || British Columbia, seemed favorable charge, If he refuses he is turned back || suspended sentence on making a about beaux. ams MOUs tic e Myster Man urday. or may put in a 14-day quarantine period || confession in court on the first Stanislaus Zbyszko has won the! Sign om the Back of a Ford VERE uight ; The Seattle Star, recognizing the ban under observation. Touts and Hammer sald Satur- world’s wr 1g chamy but |% To Va FER : on bc a oy s a bad as a measure deemed necessary to Wash- Figures gathered by the Chamber of that the prosecution has com- fross-word fans are ho ; ‘o Vancouver and B pec Me In I] ria ington’s health, wired the surgeon-gen- Commerce show that “there is virtually || pleted its case and that they would econo planner atc B® in eral, United States public health service no smallpox in Vancouver now,” a state- || '@** a fiptuay action until the Lit Gee Gee says a lemon ts an| Film at the Heilig. this * at Washington, D. C., asking him to give ment said. It calls the ban, if it is un- Bi "Destier Dasaen desea orange with @ bed- temper. Sma Nort ade bi bien | ; aim sy io | Government “Ace” in| his personal attention to the situation. needed, “an infringement of public rights.” [sites Zhinden, saldeBetunday. that cars | ae are he person of Austin Vanj " Thi i ii i Meanwhile,~Col George M. Magruder; While Vancouver had 101 cases in Janu-.}}%¥8, client will fight the new charge. AIL 3 ESAUCE SAXB: | ¢rAment Nawor stores he 8 riding acad Trial Kept Secret | ae nee {rraey as a ABIGAIL APPLESAUC R. Sig of Bai is | P || head of the health service in the Pacific ary, 124 in February and 92 in March, \ cuted ae sr ashiin eee pres : isp seasea tale R ae engl an ax at i ed in colonial com} ~y nea FALLS, Mont Northwest, will go to Vancouver Sunday in the last 10 days only seven new cas | and will resist further prosecution on se e . hes for another conference with Dr. H. have been reported, Chamber figures |/the grounds of former jeopardy,” Cae ‘ oer, yang via a nk in Van- || Frye said. fs cheap is becuz °K Young, provincial health officer. show. There has not been a death in Van Baba aes : ; "i “On Col. Magruder’s findings will de- couver in two years from smallpox, it is |! ,,7 a ak Pasig ender eo” exceeds ' th a th pend the keeping or lifting ‘of the ban, asserted. _More than 20,000 persons have |} aiiy profited Aura aae Gabezaonats 1m he said. been vaccinated in the Vancouver limits || of the past two years. His original th’ demand.” ¢; : “Dr, Young visited Seattle this week,” in the past few weeks. phe he jose was taken in an ef- « ed ot said the colonel. “I found, from his fig- Dr. Magruder says the danger lies in || {pc Stonta ur whieh ne pedis ai 8 the roar of Secretary all the 160 ures, that it is not yet safe to lift the ban. the many isolated cases in territory out- |/save his motor company from going Dear Homer: How shall I cure) poy the pe I so wired the surgeon general. Since side the British Columbia cities, where ||0n the rocks. In that attempt he my husband of a ve habit? tae Sea i be ; ‘ then Dr. Young tells me that some of his there is little vaccination. [ioe A Nats and during the past fwo ao gots ; a ayn Rd a | She opened « can with 1 de figures were misconstrued, I am going here has been no smallpox in Victoria. y mace ae lage seed metus je abou a n., stands ne .¢ " c rs , y Gnawa yudly di ni tI Hite JECOENS. TY corps, t to check up and if I find it is safe to re- Seattle statistics, from the city health Attorney Frye Saturday charged and open the door. we to Invade::< move the barrier, I shall s) recommend department, showed Saturday that 64 ||the prosecutor's office with bad to Washington.” smallpox cases were reported in Seattle Pas in peeking a re xixod beh Aitginks hye ee iia 43 T mM NTI TO BE HELD ; The public health service has medical in March, Forty-three have been reported oWe nda (cst antes can) ghowk aiid Gar AY EVENING Q ’ officers at Blaine and Sumas, Colonel so far in April. There are 29 cases under ||to the prosecutor and’ have been t fir p i ptiating with Boone & Co., aute- s, had | (arena said. To pass these, southbound, quarantine in the city at present. n me oh oe “Local Sportsmen Seek s mad pparestebot seen == JURY DISMISSED “Major” Acouted of | 3 MEN AULLED! FATHER DIES IN N VANCOUVER, B. C,, April 18.—W As the postmaster (whew!) er of Deer at Lake V He'd not find the humor mtaplaced. ES pelaicese Eight Seattle sportsmen, ¢ eteraon, eae Pp ford was accused a y of hay OH, THE MEAN THING! 5: chase of the : “Senslose Wint” aid 0 headting 5s aa uae weak m Steuben clut TACOMA ri. 18—Unable’ to| 28 duped. Rath ete EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. April 18 4 e Star pink, and a co ‘i Stary Oa t 4 Ot Maedt : z ; ress, into a fake marrig : Nicieg i Golaek ik we aed precitug | oks CME es t. John's todge of Marons| Violent Fighting in Portugal tr 42 hours’ deliberation, | Fee inte A fake marriage. At that Tow, ynigentitied men and a patrol-|Pe Ell Man and Son He Tried bees es : ; trying Arden Lloyd and) jing cal, as a major the army, | man were killed in a shooting affray to Save Burned to Death ts of Columbus at City’s Streets haries Kin a new crossword puzzle contest. «ee ey, of Seattle, for the 1 pack of dogs to t nce of the First National Charged with impersonating an offi. | at the entr: ga ; big cat, the murder of Harry Schmidt, branch | cer, to posted bail and fled, abandon: | bank t SeEe It's casy enough to be pleasa bring It to i chimes iti thanawen hare oahraakecctite re posted bail an andc pank here shortly before noon. | pr ep . a ; When Ife rolls along smooth and| tied ‘ and ISBON, April 18-—Revolution | Park ger here, February 7, ling Miss Renick 5 | PE ELL, April 18—Ben Jackson, | hen life rolls along smo led together over 5 ae liowing a holdup, was discharged |p one vanted in Detroit, | According to witnesses, the two/a laborer in the mills here, saved hia coo ugar track n r ‘ n crs out in Portugal today Sur oy Judge ts today. The | q), sua New Roc hele. ‘Tot a of | men strolled into the bank lobby and | wife and five children from a fire at But the man worth while bodies of , t 1 o'clock hip} At 3:40 p.m Ung Wes! jury foreman said the jury stood Boreal to amount | 22 aitereation started there. In the m. today, returned to the Ia the man that don't rile Fe by fishermen r h Na i a ye in progress in even to five for conviction, Prose-| to g50, 000, ; \ | middle of the argument one of them ing home to rescue a 14-year-old > When opponents defeat him at pool! ¢ death of Henry G: he iy ; Me 8 o" ei bon. cutor Selden announced he would | qe are, sup: “Let's settle this thing for} son and lost his life in the attempt. 4 «oe homesteader, whose partia Fe al bettors ES try the men again and had discov | Bood. | Both he and Thomas, the boy, were Ki BE A SLOGAN WRITER! Satindd body twas found b lea ime enlisres. Ia y hah yee new evidenc to present at the | Cigar Sine Bandit ‘The men ran into the street and burned te death, Heelan _ WE TEACH YOU HOW! men a year ag he big ow Is the Time next tria started shooting. ne fire started in the old laundry ex = aS f nee ie B Good z Gets 7 to 10 Years) david Monier, a patroiman, ran to polans, remodeled as a two-family | UM-LeMme eee the Pacitio wntttin School Eloper to Buy a Goo Two Armed Men Are ___ ®. &- Manes, convicted of the day. | 1° a eng See bide Besant ‘cnoties be shale bata fe a ee ‘ + ; light robbery of the Brewster cigar | Commered | shooting affair in the}y family, Ss. vy D. A. Uppe 7 rt . | be stree’ ei e) er a Sot Mr. Mrs. vhos 4 Lm \ See now Pp Di Suit Used Car Taken; Held in Peni store yorruary 6, was sentenced to f- _All three’ mn, ware’ llled. | oP Nee Hédees Unt fies taht eta ’ es Divorce Sult)| godays want Ads can help you || Armed with a loaded. pistol and a] Serve from seven to 10 years at hard i Jescaped, What occasioned’ the fire 4 Meeitertaiveland thigh school football}| to pick out ‘the car you want, |] blackjack Ray Pletzold, 27, alias Ray | labor in Walla Walla penite vb} Man Is Convicted id cae ait ss ie Whlerhal | rey hool fayorite—a won-|] H in a dandy West, and Ralph Larson, 22, were | Judge W. B, Brown, of Bellingham, . een ey aon bn penny amelied internal rev é ie Mar ka ! acromedi badly Batdrdky. thorning sat | Saturday, of Being Jointist) 1°", awakening, smelte f Smith, mechanic, and 1922 OAKLAND TOURIN Hoodd ind’ Alden t; bor tiekaeant | ; ice |smoke. Hastily alarming his family, 6 secretary of the Sportsmen’ i ei - | nal finjah like new, bump- oe ane : a fiery bY, oH ae | fe oy Taine tena by peruly |e shepherded them into the street. ., ere If captured alive the cou. rs ree Ars Ago. wind deflectors. vi x AOR Sue atro \ sheriffs. a he Ande apartments, | 1¢ s discovered then that T! r "SLOGAKs Damtures alive She anita B. Spledel charges po, extra tire, a peach, $ A. Sands ‘Gets Prison Term; Tight. avel and /OUGG Wty, several [sede ea aato ental eisai aeaereke hearelahesban Dh nbhaticb tS ad h 1, Harry Spiedel, BNAPLY « CHEVROLET COUPI ‘The two men were held in the city | | eoks s ’ 7 ea mleniig ey One Suse aunee : here thi wummnee abana, Harry soled | NADY, CHEN ROLE COUERE, | me two men were eld in the oly | But It’s Suspended vests am, was convicted of lng room, The tater, dregarting Dee You, too, can write sipguns! No cording to her sult fited| bl wah vessesesees $828 || Oty no explanation of themselves or| Vito Fiorrl, convicted of being a|fiths’ court Friday night, 5 aputy foplassby tht eS ay fighters, re- experience required! Big Pl f + court Friday, She said|{‘furn to the Want Ad Columns || their posse ile apne viel s jointist last Colaba , was given one|sheriffs searched the apartment on deen he home. He never came How would you like to be the man forced to return to Ivej] and see who Is offering this car || Police say Pletzold is known to Port.| to two years in Walla Walla prison, {a warrant issued on information Ke fie! who wrote ‘Save Tinfoil and Win| Mr, and Mraj] to you and Vancouver|by Judge Calvin 8, Hall, Saturday. | gathered by Prosecutor Colvin. Six hese eer om Ao the War?” Think it over, Mister st 8 Hils xentence then wa bottles of beer were found. building is a total loss. ‘The Red Mant Big market for peppy, up-to: | Coolidge Speaks Th Arig tien oe ae Sa) Man! oolldge speaks inru Cross is caring for the widow and her five children temporarily. ® date slogans! HReadily salable to chambers, of commerce, Iuncheon| at Women’s Fair Op ioe eee ‘orld Gone Haywire? Nope, Just Freakish in Spots | Firebug sought for ufacturers of sauerkraut WASHINGTON, April 1! our illustrated — booldet, Fare Nl] dent Coolidge renewed. hin'« Writing de Simple.” | advocacy of economy for Bl. in A tment nating, part-time work, Better than) viguai’ for business and for : puzzles haye at last reached Peru. | ’ ing with the horses, which he sold aze In parumen raffia or knitting for the Man WHO | ernment, in a radio addrens ne ts Find Loot puzaow have at task reached Tr |Nabbed, Says He’s in! ih tie wren. ni Ne elt | Lease Up, Town to Discovering in the nick of time a rnin , in are V $ nimals ere to ’ a te: th carefullydaid paper fire between tho “ My I.) to open the Jhead breaker, when It 19 translated | Tiger’s W | have beon killed and used as food on ‘ ‘ y world fair in Chica 8 Electric Drill from Spanish into Jnglish La i eRe he Nephe {a Hon farm Hunt New Location walls of the Oleta apartments, fire- Bravery hat a man has who| Just before the president | ISLAND CITY, No Yu! pronza, a dally newspaper, publish | (jo00%. Tt hat ‘ho fs. the Ee o AHEY men Friday morning extinguished in ; ‘ Nene Five armed thugs * a caieee. ovasith o uu, famed C wri to the Cynthia Grey column | address, Mrs. Coolidge press 18, ed t first romp abeza ever ; f f Meats Wenien haven't -ABY mor@|ton in Whito House, which vin for foaeyipilies tr |uppear in thin country, and a dally | tiger of France, Georgen Gutineay, Judge Robs Speeders vay Wyo. lock, stock and} becu done. The building is located lopened the fe Mr, Cooll thelr crime before they! wupply of them is promised. 4 as charge: C x while F surrel, Is golng to move from ity {at 1816 Bellevue ave. The fire mar- ; Rens te bag they. carried, Mi: s drunk by Deputy Prossentor Hulley,| OF Summer Vacation eve trom tts |r ci etioa and dalactives ated : Wants to Get Ahead! here tod orgs Clemo Wyou April 18—La- | the blaze before serious damage had brains than an ear o + no reference in his spec! @ the present Jocation to a point four , , ty thought cor®Ained a Pr ‘ Friday, His bail waa set at $1,000, new re point’ four ra h cendiary. @ viaoe | Hour ‘toh nat val i w ¥ soil held only an elec | Superstitious Wife a ete 7 NA at N.¥,, April 18-—Judgo| miles south, Tho district court hore |e? “At hither? (Apeit 17) House from some busine roll, | | i Charles W. Botte, of Yonkers! has de Inter than my , hut nathe- w constant emphasis Guards had sneaked the - f v!has dented tho right of Lavoyd®to Tas vehved st the \printery lea geo Cp fase Piatiiag with fi {n rour door of the bultd Too Much for No. 4 Sold Horse Friends | sispocts io may have fount a now tho land on which it I located, and penn. ho at my Lea ote ane |e damand for commoditle bfthe ant wore staging| A LLMN J, OAKES, carpenter Then Hanged Self |.» 10 decrease speeding and other |Layoye has agreed to moye on en W E A THER looking ne sprightly ever 1 maw fier.) But he atrongly reiterate Ab tn tron! atoned being the fourth hus LHAMBRA, Cal, April 18.—Aftor | Violations of the Yonkers automobile | masso. | and did tell her wo, but she thought Hl ine that economy Was & & band of Mrs, Bertha Oakes Mriday fi i |Inwa, He is deprivi Rain tonight and Sunday; spoke only in Jeste, being unused to! 7 hae i yet selling two horses, which had|/awg, He is depriving automobilists! Lavoye is a town of 2,000 inhadl ‘ain TR : ‘g Sets tut hard words and hlows, poor| icy whlch stiould be cont! ost-Word Puzzle whon Judge Ronald gaye him | heen ant companions for 18] of their vacations by putting them | tants, ‘he village lost title t th ag pi is Ed em ! vial evi re 8 0 to id winds, wench. In the evening to Hetening to) “TC ia particularly true a divorce. Bhe had been married yours, ( lew Stafford, aged ranch h probation until fall, requiring: sringick erysinl, and. anon to the! ernment businoss would be Peru Head-Breaker | \\:«. Uiriva before, ho téld~ tho| ony ended hin life Friday by hanging, | they, report peraonatly Pel aba |town when the court held that an porgend me Gromer la bonis of rigid economy IMA, Peru, Apt 18—Dinguised|court. | Oakes asserted that his! Stafford’y suicklo ix belleved to| tion officer once a week during tho| ld lease of the Ohle Ol Co, was FORECAS I sick recommended fo me by my Chagesas daa to to bet. clared. U as hompoccabozay, croms-word| wife guide him moye from sev-|havo hoon caused by grief at part:! summer months, still in force, 1 q ‘ ¥ } OE TITTENTTNAY,