The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1925, Page 7

TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1925, THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE ATTORNEY QUITS afic Slips. Glad) @ MURDER TRIAL _and Sad, Are Issued] TIME. BASIS Dore Withdraws as Second SMG? — tT N traffio slips tssued in one af-| Which brings ua to the Barei Death Hearing Begins | iy oni J traffic officer Take two policeman on a ren | Attack of “Enemy” Fleet | Denied Property in Will Nine were the 2h? auto and a heavy atre r fle, Gtye them five minutes to Hud, Kind, Tho | pot th ri HONOLULU, April 21—Pearl Ha sud 1 widely ; RAT decane NO copa, ANG they CAUT hon great naval i of the United : Seance ; out | lalk thelr way thra more traffic st ; Me : SUtAc lie 1 Raret 1} nate than a fire alaria r b tod Jack! Pieaday whit ke \ , Thruout the docl@and grounds th f ' ' ne iard wa tr BD rt \ Lumber of the 10th car was cut down, vi \ : nite In ine dine the i © challonged and all the | 900 , * reed nh ntringeney of war prevailed ‘ Tho complaint nanos th xt f n trou! Ang} Pearl Harbor must be guarded | pronry's me hint tor watehtu titles | that applies to m walnat tho ‘enemy’ ahipa steaming | un nd fi ther aur Columbia theater, | officer, It's worth working f a POY SL tater) voroed wife f ' \ f 1 it t ¢ € et ha : with cA tAeneyas un Hor Will appear In Wednesday's Star four men | Naval craft in the har i s action, his ex-clients | steam resulted fypm a dis ont over The U, 8. 8, Seattle, umpireship | , tees, [tot ‘war,’ Is docked at pler nalf an hour the jury panel | F rived yenterday, bearing Admiral | and the opposing counsel were rt KH. Coonts, chief umpire, a scurrying from court < hikh army and nayy offic =! Startling Anti-Wheeler Testimony rae at reyes EP nnaNe by Onsianeas nd Osan re AVIATION FIELD ~ DAWES ATTACKS |§ INSPECTED RULES AGAIN Officials Accompany Navy Vice President Renews Sen-| Yard-Chiefto: Sand'Feint ate Criticism in Talk NEW YORK, A 1 1 ent on t the interior departmen ee hia a n these CARS. SWITCHED peooysiig J apa BY THEE eT ine to Butt Courts sesse Drives One From Here to) SODA aD, se Everett: Returns in Other | Abatement Plea Is Ridiculous,” He Charges; ztudee Considering U. S. Quash Motion we et “A SS) Funeral of Albert evate ot the ond of 8 Larson Held Today is one |, Last rites were to be anid Tuenda Albert Lar who died 8: |Guests Invited to wit hls Realtors’ Meeting “ elth t 1] Gnited Staten we both Mr. duced when the ples g0¢ t to a formal he (“SON, MEET YOUR NEW | MAMA”: HE DID, THEN | say. 3 Prager, ic'™ | RAN AWAY WITH MAMA | a Bae Ane dee Cou A, Cal, At 11 | :|Painleve’s Minister || iums, t Derided by Chamber ies HERE'S MORE ABOUT PIELOW STARTS ON PAC INCREASES CH ARGE wD z Outlook for Hawaii Bright, Piggly-Wiggly Robbery Filed Against Waite and Pearl J Washington Report Says Alaska’s imports States sh porta: exalts He swung that and Uk of gold and » bandits have also ta a big jum: red Pielow at the ¢ of Commerce y. “Towan aitt n my ca Washington, D. hed the “4 a | ‘DOWNSTAIRS STO » the police Caer rans, V 4 TELLS o® men were arr sted by OF CAPTURE > ia cing implicated in a re-|, | icine 4 violently when Whitney waa men-| ae Vereneee rted holdup plot on Frede Paes te: Eas ve And eum |e te Mae PER | Wns ter he an Attractive Beaded Bags informed. eived a from a former LOW-PRICED: $1.00 its to the Caledonian apart. | Quart pouch shape fs (as sketche add a where Miss Givens is suy uch to one's costume ‘aces a justice co pure donment and non Idren for whic d 1 by \the sherite sted him. went out there | Norton Arson Case Delayed to April 30, Arson cases against Paul §. Nor- Seattle real estate and insur. | ‘e ‘ance to the apartments. F and his alleged’ accomp- |!0W and ian GIVih came OnE at Smith, were post- | a number of cos ed in metallic-col a beads Cloth lined and on a draw cord. At $1.00, DOWNSTAIRS STORE entered thelr car and I went up and | ted him, I put tho handcuff | poned ise motion inland ’eeasek j to April 30, Nofton and Smith, |0",him and searched him “Just then O'Hara came up and a minutes Inter Marshal Benn ar 1 turned my prisoner over to |} “5 is alg 59c for 5-piece Sets of rc BAIL . . NEW PHONE SYSTEM }),,.'iw gs arrausink co vo Glass Mixing Bowls ‘LE bandits and burglars || hange over Plelow. He faces two} that the homekeeper can » going to have a harder || Years at McNetl's Island, His part: | find many uses for, Five of it, Af Chief Seyerynsecan || ner, Kd Hagen, also former police convenient sizes—the small- e his way jman and convicted at the sume | est 5 inches and the larg Hectricians, Tuesday, were in- || time, was granted a new trial on ext % Inches in diameter. Specially priced, Wednesday, at 50¢ who is said to be an ex-convict, | were scheduled to stand trial Tues day for burning a houseboat on ve last fall y. He was arr terer and g stalling af automatic telephone || appeal of the case, Plelow haw|f| tho sot broadcasting system at headquar- || been at liberty under $10,000 bail, | ters, When a holdup or burglary || pending decision on his appeal. | fx reported to the police the report || He was dismissed from the polico| clerk pushes a button on his desk. Every police precinct station listens in while the report clerk Heavy Glass Tumblers uitting by-a microphone, gives de. || Wide notoriety in gonnection with | In the Popular “Colonial” tajla of the robbery and a descrip. | the mysterious killing of Patrolman tion of the robbers C. O. Lemate in a rendezvous on | Shape Juckson st, where Jy d complicity in the booze busi Previous to that he gained der the old system It took 15 in ah rae | the habit of meeting Piclow | or 20 minutes to call the pre : f : ; | cincts separately to give them the iss Givens, iis former hook. Cc or keeper, was an unwilling witne [against Plelow in his.former trial, VERY useful Tumbler for home subpoenned by the me and boarding house use. Spe n. 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