The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1925, Page 1

| About Pacific Maneuvers! Starting in The Star Tomorrow| Cn CESSES LS 5h 1) , Hi“ The SeattleStar H™ ) Bntered as Gecond Class Matter May 2, 18 the Postoffice at Meattie, Wash, under the Act of Congress March 4, 1 Year, by Mall, $8. —_—_— | $——— VOL. 27. NO, 46, SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1925, * TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. YOUNG MOTHER CONFESSES KILLING SEVEN! | 1 ut tt Yeas a — i} t ® Me il i | Hi ; ‘ ’ i| Because It Fretted um rél e zit i. deal ; ry e | IS HELD “PARANOIAC inal Sate . i , | vy @-o*e | Deaths Discovered When 4 a \ | Ta i} Howdy, folks! Here it's Mon Visiting Children Grow III i} day, and another glorious week i} of work is before us. Goody! | Ti i es Three Are Killed in Mid- Revelle Begins Argument pit She has lots West Cyclone Defending Liquor Indictment Bi ke SCORES "ARE ~ INJURED WIRE-TAPPING DENIED i “Let's see now. ' Va ook one shot san a * Property Damage Will Run Bch thes tee ea orenson aaid 4 ne sistant | Defendants Hope to Kill Hes . FOUR VICTIMS WERE see ee MEMBERS OF FAMILY Booze Conspiracy Charges 2: tims were. BY UNITED PRESS i. oie that and trap. ee : ; Apiass big legal battle over the gig dictment. be Monday morning - t before Judge Neterer in federal is ' aa cour é t nd Citing supreme court decisions to . t a 3 parity substantia stand, 1 Attor- eae: wan ton t 3 ais ney lle, started argument A wente}. . Shree | pernons in defense of the case. 4 cs ‘alan « ek t MDage'.S oh of the indictment was di J b sa by Attorney Je: Finch, eee 2 von nting R Olmsted, alleged inlaw, M of a bootleg ring, and 28 . G > HERES v Found, in our store. set_of very) b : vi sted and Attorney Finch fine fulee teeth. Owner call at Informa- | *i8ter-in-la firs , SAYS FOREMAN on Window, Standard Furniture com-|of the pa were hurt AY REMA} panyvAavic ta Senday paver. | Clifford Cooper, in the same Tho no fata WAS COERCED bas: 24 hed at “a ike storm caused | ‘The plea terms the indictment What shall ¥ do to|,.” et tie litcona. ope z Des jis based on hearsay and illegal tes of my blankets?—|. a ‘rn hainipostet United States District At-|timony and that the foreman of # off when the ter torney Tom Revelle, who/'the grand jury, C. P. Burnett, was n holes, t wn te es.|started Monday his argu-|oerced into signing it by threats doughnut, in the blanket a Toledo pare PD sf » indict..|0f Prosecution. tiacournge the moths from ; |an. inch "in diameter.” Zaneaviie,|Ments in defense of the indict in nis plew alleged that W. te with you ohad Cambridge and Martin's Ferry were |MENU against hoy Olmsted! , ney, assistant prohibition os ps bisa among the Ohio towns hard hit by and others facing charges of |; or, threatened to indict Bur- * the storm: r a liquor-running conspiracy in| pett for buying whisky from the CANDIDATES FOR THE r At the same time New England | Seattle, Olmsted ring unless the indictment, POISON IVY CLUB ‘ , wan deluged with snow, rain, bait and > by Carter & Bradiey,|Which names 40 defendants, was | Mothers who let their babies ( t t the ‘ sleet Star Staff Photographers || signed as presented. cut their teeth on old safety | |r ed ¥ 1 by the 5 I I | In addressing the court, Revelle razor blades. sone mportant si that the charges in the plea —— * WANTED TO END P neome are untrue, since there is no affi- saets CHILDREN'S MISERY Tax Suit Started sav upporthigs then! inpishoeel scer wise the sunshine Mrs. S f AN RANCISCO, April not be admitted as evidence, he I the shadows f fant em ._ | Seventy-seven million dollars in. in-| said er miss the moonshine ¢ pt id: the Wheeler Scores Victory iN | come taxes rest upoi ted] REVELLE DISCLAIMS Until the coppers y ‘ ‘ federal court he WIRE-TAPPI cee killed because St. Vitus Respicen ‘ Oil Case Trial al issue is com:| Revelle charged that the state- An old-tir : ehniesictal | Wade Killefer, Manager of the Seattle team per in of| ment in the plea that the evidence bork when? Seay | sie f 3 Great nia is taxable under the rev-| was obtained by wire-tapping on the ever see? 7 haat ‘ pe T give up the ship, you baseball | of the weather and the team didn’t start ¢ of 1918 to the June 25 is untrue, as no evidence ms me ond van eK T, | a ’ aba n ec 1 c.| 4 taxable one-half each to| was placed before the grand jur: play k nye une . >i] fans! Two weeks don’t make the| In ¢ mnditi¢ n. f the husband and wife. Whichever | o¢- shthesa converedtiont Letoae OS mnol trduble to eare:f and her |! coason! Killefer, rated as the best manager In . here the case will go to the| Olmsted and his patrons for that RADIO LIMERICK 1othe , tim to the reds : Bs tis ; the minors, has never finished lower than supreme court for final determina-| gate The announcer at KFRU manta F After a disastrous opening on the road j ; ‘ Liked jazz and the class stuff, too. roma | “Red Killefer and | iain of Seattle third place, and the fans have a world bis aabael | Attorney Finch in his statement So he played “Minuette Rec Killefer and his band of Seatt of confidence in his ability. If the present trieh permit Bish B N pace merriviest Cea re oe As a banjo duet, : : Investigation of th e Indians are heading home‘to open the Se- | team won't go, he'll get men who will de- the ution t odute ‘matter ishop Brown Not | heat E-amiaivites ie thee eee spec ne ee nee Loe 5 Demo Oe ay nie ; * attle season with Vernon on Wednesday. | liver. ng to the Lincoln ofl permit Allowed to Preach) neeaca ‘ ks ago when ra a warnam $ f db; Sam phe fon \ RK ril 20.—Not wish-| The outcome of the case is bein; Athens 5 Rarely e tes has won three games and There will be ; g parade Weanesdg it Campbell, NEW YORK 1 20.-—Not wish- | o is = Horm at Sorento The team has € ume: earns \ big parade Wednesday tana oil operator, from the interior| ing to iself to trial ‘on | Watched by all of the 90 defendants jeame suddenly and I lost nine in the first two weeks of play, | before the game, whe the Indians and lepartment somebody's else irrel,” Dr. Wil [in the Olmsted case with great ins but in spite of their bad start the Red- the Vernon Tigers in the places of honor. The evidence was excluded on the/jiam Norman Guthrie put a last-|terest as the entire indictment f nate bate ne It will be a half holiday, by Mayor || that at the time Senator minute damper on his plan to per-| Would be invalidated by a decision skins are a half a game better o lan , ' E " ? us ret a8 counsel for op Willis athe favorable if kins are a ha ; gan er Brown's proclamation. Hizzoner — will Campbell noun “epee at int ing the sae ny be ayes te 4 hee e aa Chayelle, repres wt : eee m eas 4VP8 7 . " shat ‘ : = 3 a f of Cleveland, o preach| A ey 4 elle, when they came home for the opening | pitch the first ball and Chief Severyns || Lincoin permit we before Mark's von the Beier yes. | senting four clients, has joined with last year. After having won three and’ will make his annual attempt to catch it. t rior departmer | Finch in the abatement plea and lost 10 in the first two weeks in 1924, Two more days and Grandmother will = | Bishop Brown was twice found| Attorney Griffin has filed a similar Pedestrian ie Saved the TRIBE WON THE PENNANT! be taking her yearly demise and Seattle |) Dollar Line Wins ida et Sa eee bo Reynolds, ne at the defendants, aw r The: 2 ans get home tomorrow | Will trek to the Rainier valley baseball ; H aR ieiaker fMLP a LIL GER GER, TH’ OFFICE id It When the Indians g« y Neners in Ship Sale Case | VAMP : ac Pesig = pret morning they will immediately start | field. Ww Pieters y April 20, — The Nichols to Propose \Dry Agents Probing | It takes a lot of pluck for a | alker Was Py morning practice sessions. This will heip ee you at the ball game, fans, to || Pacific Mail Steamship Co. today Economy Auto Bill S Wet P. rl to keep her eyebrows thin. | | Carefulness Wins the boys considerably, as training condi-| welcome home “Red” Killefer and. his. || lost its fight to prevent the sale of} Councilman Nichols’ “centralized | enator’s Wet Party 7” x es Manta Waaulaewaee bad’ Kecaliae: Chan 7 | the five rent President type | automobile bill," which has already| MILWAUKEE, April 20.—Federal wie 1& license pumberiie 396,668 tions at Santa Mari ere 1 hampion ships now operated by It to the|aroused protests from departmental |investigation of State Senator Bers Tell a man the farthest star He Jowntown traffic officer Dollar line when Justice Hitz in| heads, was to be introduced in the|nard Gettelman wine and cider 000, 000 m ’ © him as one of the fifth — | District of Columbia supreme court) council Monday afternoon. It woull| party, held at his home here Satur+ esi a eae ale. caret. detvers {ism sed its injunction suit place all city-owned automobiles in]day night, was expected today. bed nt,” he by Sergt. Fuqua’s me solved the temporary In-|a new transportation department] John B. Madden, dry chief, who Note Pe Eee aay dict “SUBWAY WRECK’ U.S. S. Seattle Is WOUND BURGLAR * ta mpany April| under an appointive superintendent, | visited the Gettelman home before I a tae Sig | 1 from going! with a centrallzed garage and service |the party started, and was informed ace ponaiac of tha dally members of the othe Now in Honolulu | ihe ‘ad with the department for the cars used by dif-|by the senator that sacramental wine After a ligent rea br r) the n are printed in the classi HONOLULU April 2 ‘The U. 8! Counsel for the Pacific Mail im-| ferent city department s the only liquor in the home, de newapafiers, one ix led to the con-| * umns of Monda Heattle, umpire ship of the Unite | mediately noted an appeal. Nichols sponsors it as an economy ' cl. s s 4 clusion that a man docen’t reach) fied columns of Moni ar | Seven Injured When Train Mideast, TEST ERERE ee ne | Police Capture Man as He| mediately n n apr ieaNtete’ ponsors it as an economy ciao trae iis “Dhara ce the situa ie the age of discretion until he ta mane ps , v under way, arrived here jf 5 : 2 a LEORETAG pears. od | Jumps Track in N. Y. — | euvers now una | Tries to Enter Home | Posses Search Hills | = 4 ‘ | ring tobert E. ¢ tz, | Et | APs 4 YE Drany irs whose numbers are | Maw YORK Abel seven per-| | ct wring aSoitE al T oh : r “1 “ | PORTLAND, Ore. April 20.—Po-| for Two Fugitives z Apt 18) | by the crossing officers NE 19 100 eee EAE A OUIOE, UT bo nao cairo in te | SACRAMENTO, April 20,— With a + on were ured nearly nav " m office who will] a. ugh! shot and captured Pr eo publick print mervance of the law others badly shaken ear judg ether : esp : ten he’ was attempting the lowlands of the Sacramento | . ‘them, so to playing iver. of car} |when a northbound subway train| the sea succeeds in vanquishing the |to enter a ho’ on the Bast Side. | river from the foothills of Yolo coun- | iea, and {0 accompn desery special mention, ac t and tore down | “black” defenders and “cap The man gave his name as Alex|ty to Merritt island, the search for nN ega apers mkelele, very os thecateicate; alieten. jiumped the near the} t%?, !#land, the flagship dropped | Gerlack, He was wounded in ‘he|two men, belleved to bo Joe Tanko| : did ie eweete 7 sevon ateel tunnel supports near th or and was greeted by they, pa * ep ag Na rg al the day, ments and a mad n at roan & eg and will recover. Police later |and Floyd Hall, escaped San Quentin | A F mi area Se eae allen | SC eat Ste ahaa ae age re Fished From Lake sluggish fellow! “Aner yee accident. A pedes- | Ppagsengers were Knocked down and which ho admitted entering 15] ‘Their capture was expected hourly aaa ths , trian caused {t—one of those sein ad jon in a veritable stam: Wi | homes since December F Bhe was ina telephone booth and) iia hesitant, jumpy persons fee I ceeoowedi the eral Broke Window of S dB Murd ING and Plerce county officials) Scott at Tacoma with a Sisco, had just put in a call. Ale wort| who brave the crossings at tho | st veh vere oxtingulah “Parlor”; Jailed p , I econ sees urder| K nonday were trying to. solve|Wash., dateline, q Z Aitention ong time | impact and the entrapped p “ p , opulation Incre a new “trunk mystery,” uncovered! Because of tho age of the papers af respi te) a The autolst and the pedes- | wore hampered by darkness in escap-| William MoTighe, 50, P ase Trial Opens Tuesday, Saturday night when persons aboard| written in blue ink in an old-fash- ee ee h : jobbed “lw trian started for each other ing from the car. [BEDE Sina se hwindaw.” of of Lower During 1924 q ad: the feu alleged si Silayet the ferry Tihooth found | & “traie (d0ted (MAId Neeoe ea) USSR en, Lae at eM er ane ek, Harold won't| ‘This way--that way—and then dgnk parlor at Hifth ave, and King) man Anil a0. aoe eels alteked nroOhahiaae orjafloat in the middle of Lake Wash-| trunk bore signs of having been in an my ey, y ba | when inches and fractions of B k M ’ t, Sunday night. N he's In. the leas st, reed f is Thore | 14 r a Wiese 5 Raa i r at | ington, It was’ brimful iof legal|the ‘water fora: ‘Tong. time, Sherif i eae ete The driver. swung |Car Breaks Man’s city Jail, charged with being drunk | \ People in tho| Coalfield, will be given a new trial) accuments relating to a Pierco| Starwich Is seeking to learn if Scott the wheel and pressed the | L Ss eeds Awa ind disorderly United States, exclusive of Alaska, |in superior court, starting Tuesday Roanty sata {still in ‘Pleros. county, as Grup, the eas ot brake, choosing to chance a | eg, Pi ries Of Patrolman A. J. Hil arrested Me iat As ala ee et year, according | morning ; mney bs! Oscar: ts el Fearing that they had discoverod| Some of the papers which item: Boney fe Women) grish with the other cars rath. | James Nester, of the Pre mi BEEN eee eee eo eee ee hI EIEURE LHOWE The ico ei] Coa ORR Te TUET Rg TROT ald lanother trunk murder, ferry officors, |!#¢ los sales are sald by Deputies air fatiite, bute: thongs than “get the pedestrian” [18 In Providence hospital’ with | man that he became angry when] This figure shows a slight decline |men, and Chester Rothermel and another MS s ferry officers, ca Hughes, Joo Hill and William 4 ¢ hel or Laxey t chy 4 Jopr er “ t 1 in ne increase o} 0p) dake! dei Capt. a 3 ‘ade, ot } ru © allowed to t their did't 'ataysipiit vroken right leg. Deputy sheriffs] refused a drink In the iner f population, trace-|Harry Landaker Ifa are aD my Couey m4 ai OCRURES 18) Aiotien See t ; f | nher 285,663 sRldded three ire 4 anion, 6 yt ap ath delves whe an to) ibrateration, re ter A =" D f ee ih i . ea aa ae Tdeawendine Tt le «bellgred tobe quarters of the way around and {smashed into him Laan aitees| : or 16 years, the research bureau! A war amages for |. Tre Meputios met the boat with} art of the Hiatt estate, | Sat up RItRTNeRa'S bat I amish brid Sunds¥ noon. Norton Arson Trial {gay the wverago Increaro was L fs. *. Shi the trunk docking at Madien ‘park |”"rere are many possible theor- Satie or told officers that the ear kno« 19,560,000, or 1.56 per cont, but in 088 O ip at 9 p.m Tox," tareoke bate, but: wastes | Moral® — redestrians don't. {him down and sped : IY betot to Open on Tuesday |;;,, tho increase was ay WASHINGTON, April 20The| The trunk was unlocked |first check up with interested por | change your course in a “he jcould obtain !t# lic ‘ | Pi 4. Norton, viet Known Jequal to 144 per cent Kupreme court today awarded the |THEY LIFT TH sons in Pierce county, I can see ] wea.” Watch the crossing die | , Beattie Insurance. and: real ontate director general of railroads dam.|AHAL FULL OF PAPERS |why someone might want to get rectors. It’s their job to say |Woman’s Body Found | sent, and Thomas smith will atanitil ©, City Visited i ey of $1,225,000, plus interest, for] Deputies cut the and lifted! rid) of old papers relating to an © when Autolat the careful | Ss. F. B. {rial on a wcond — de gre. as ‘deal egon ity isite loss of the Southern Pacific's steam. |the watersoaked lid, finding the] estate, but I do not und and why driver uys gets the “last | Floating i in @Y | charge in superior court Tuesday by Light Snow Fall] |°" "00% un in_a collision with | mass of aged and stained papers. | they would haul them 50 miles and | jaugh’? and a lot of satisfaction SAN FRANCISCO, April 20.—| Norton Is alleged to have con y & QUE) ie standard Ol Co, of New Jer: They bore dates ranging from|dump them into a lake in another | | | in avolding accidents by com. | floating in the bay the body of an|spired with Smith to burn Nor | BEND April 20.—Snow which amer Cushing, in 1918, 1902 to 1905, relating to the “P. K,/ county.” | plying with the law unidentified woman clad in a man's|ton's houseboat on Westlake ave.| melted as tt foll had begun by day+| Th yuthern Pacific was being} Hiatt estate, J. H. Scott adminis-| Starwich has no records of any The sixth list will be picked |overcont and bathrobe was found by | for the insurance, Deputy Prosecus| break today and wa continuing operated by the government at tho | trator such legal documents stolen in for Tucsduy's Siar, police today, tor Hammer is handling the case, | thru the morning. time of the collision, J The papers carried addresses of | Pierce county, he said, arnye