The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1925, Page 3

MAY 2, 19265, SATURDAY, MRS, HENRY ON (ruuG VICTIMS STAND IN SUIT Arises From Sick Bed to} Protect Packer’s Estaté | THE SEA TTLE STAR State Has Witness Who says AUDITORIUM ABUSIVE Norton Made Arson Offer | Say They Built One to Fill) Ifivestigate Charges of Man Needs of Conventions Searched by Prowler Crew Sind Charging that Paul Norton, widely Known realtor and insurance ent, had unsuccessfully approached N him with 0 fon to burn the | ns ‘ tr aia YEN & pra pa ‘ to burn 't Seattle Kaglen adopted a resolution| Charges that four policemen were a ' ke on apr este ie ayn be At their meeting Friday and|arrested J. C, Stanley, 204 24th Ao nry, v " POOR : Oi ORAS MEA). ANON ted the elty nell to revcind | ave. &., an architect, April 18, were ze Friday to keep viet, charged with burning a West 4 b ¥ gore JV spade ins rs, 2 iting $168,000{tnder investigation Saturday by BSF her ne W 1 J, Henry, from mand het A ag eas ca Beas © the land Chief Severyn Lg ) iness willed | “it “fe = iste ah \ ney by a private| In un affidavit, Staniey charges ah ; ‘orlone wald ho refused the *U# corporation to finance the ntructiro| that one of the officers, Th. A rs, ation f ri 1 bu ry se ih ; a house. #% charged by the Ea Bad faith | a wan intoxicated and talked nd h of a Ree ENE thE aavereh tnohihar Inter © rene part of the ¢ rofCom to him in a rough and abusive BOY in tho fam Supa trey Leak fa me in promoting the ct after | manne tered into by ¢ nae by: 3 es encouraging Kagles clude] Stanley was returning to his An } } Three later vember serted Kaa. Novton/and arith a2. sud » with a in the morning ¢ THF geath in t ‘pdlppstk * pacity of 3,000 in thelr new $1 1 meeting of arch re . econd degree urson. by ‘ the! cinuitee building, and an excessive purchase 1 Wh its rest te, Mian MM, Price for the land, are both alleged) hin garag me by the fraternity | prowler na After the voters had turned down! him to put ial the 800,000 bond issue for the audgi torlum two years ago, the Hagle Pas | god to Jone in it Do ‘ ~ merreted after tr. ene _ ( HERE'S MORE ABOU T \ tthe eily"# needs, ‘Tho comm Me | STARTS ON PAG Bl OHAITMIAR a i ( Aiioriush > committee “| MAGNUS WINNER Peele ar oe sia = | Opponent’s Manager Guilty} of Criminal Libel sted in tt make MINNEAPOL Out Into Pacific MRS. EDWARD F. WHITE was able to smile Saturday spite of her harrowing experi- |» ences Friday night with a bur- | Then glar who attacked her with a Giee. HERE’S MORE ABOUT DROWNING STARTS ON PAGE 1 || gun and ransacked her home es Q , ae at 3411 Federal », taking De was taken to Vladi @der of t soviet ‘Were. In Viadivost 0,000 worth of jewelry. Be-| low is Mrs. Harold P. White, |! daughter-in-lz bey 1|present and also lost valuable jewelry. Star Staff Photographers LURE VISITORS Knights Templar and Cham- WOMAN STABBED,” “""* S"* Chinese Republic nplar comm Lecture on Sunday 1 vacation attrac Five Persons Are Held in| Josef Hall, ” 4 ? nde-etenthe La Buddha Police Inquiry 1 cor cted Seh and the Chinese Re-| ught | Th will t Monday! Extraordinary Sale of DRESSES Roof Latest Place |" _for Parking Autos) auto park | of the Newest, Smartest Summer Silks— ve J ; Mrs. } Al Wiscleavy) Talk for Compelling Values at 3] 500 Printed, Striped and Plain Silks, 20 Styles From levers Talks to County Demo Club .m; a mduct the First ¢ n church | ni the banque Which to Choose “ih Handnke, orwest region |" church at 10 a. m., Beacon | a talk All Sizes—14 to ,y +4 nal at p.m, nal at 8 p.m lL a.m, Hugo y of with Dean of the Univer and ¢ M chureh at 8:1 Every latest fashion tendency—in neck- line, sleeve length, drape and trimming treatment—appears in this wonderful col- lection of models! The colors are beautiful, presenting especially the new high shades. ces at Methodist musteal program. ATS ALITY e HERE’S MORE ABOUT |City Cleanup Week| DIVORCES tating | ng of weak t The materiz Is featured are smart printed 'Proclaimed by Mayor)’ STARTS ON PAGE 1 pissy} crepe de Chine and washable striped and | In conformity with the nation es ling ¢ : : wide “city beautiful’ movement t a aq |) Plain silks—all charming! Mayor Brown has proclaimed -the| i elie trom She fat oe iia i = ree ‘ ae week of May 3 to May 9 as official dha atbeeal “ bis Increg! ON SALE MONDAY, THIRD GALLERY | Sted Up Anady Up BHA City, Beat tea priagin lh Tab tiful we proclamation urges | knife a but dustrial and all other agencies to} Sis. | Notenk OB ia ‘ jald in the campaign. | black, with her daughter, Mra Monday! Exceptional bs t | bask, with her daughter te mM ay D a ‘Heilig Press Agent | siippers wi pitas vie Millinery Purchase Goes to Hollywood! ".922",'"£0' er ivore 5 is Eddle Rivers, Heilig theater press! says the judge. “Got to beat and Offering at ey bre aie 3 To | tines tees an wood, ter raises her voic and tells all THis trusty about it Fred Fost she says, | high with te [ins, spare tires, E HIGDON,!'sge carriers and other k ments of the motoring fiénd, sed her of hanging around another man er thought of such a she accu gasoline $Q;85 | \ blaskattith: as he ) thing serta, making the é I who ran amuck ji4 adieu to the city | new slippers squirm with indig ith a pistol Friday night and Rivers, while in the South, will) jation under the witness chair Hats with a certain smart distinction in every killed two men and a woman. Seeteraitt neo pre for | Well, given Mee Ober cH Ey j olice sé jeg y was » the Hellig's fa e bookings) divorce and let her « favored contour and color, in the new straws and ke say jealousy was the 1 be. on. tho. lookout for. musical | eh a has, imaren latest straw and silk combinations. Hats for youth Se siti abate Car fats as BeAAleY? Roya ee Sana ts sented in conjune:| pow satin slippers, a free wo PS and the more mature, for sports, street and after- star Staff Photographers ld Lint ache tte | Pee eehablanthateane th | noon wear. SPEC TENDER ‘| ‘Rev. McGee to Talk courtroom whirrs on t Fort | ft ciate ee . t : HERE’S MORE ABOUT ; rab 5 Tse | ON SALE MONDAY, ENTRANCE FLOOR DERS to Republican Club), ine women come into treat | MUR The Women's King County Repub-| Judge Ronald's court and, flush 1 r , c club will meet at Meves’ cafe in, lay bare their troubles for Pant | STARTS ON PAGE i) vers ia Monday noon the crowd to, hear It is un il v — The Reverend Ralph MeGeo will] fortunate, but they haven't » Inde | | Toward also is held as a witne penk on “Standards and Ideal much mi inyway. And no a police and trying to locate an-| Women Can Bring Into Politte influence at all fl ner with | Installation of ne Officers will Over in Judge Everett Smith el | Mungarte urvived by his moth. | follow quiet chambers the Kruses. are Ly ay ‘ er, Mre. B. Bi. Kennedy, at Kirkland. A splendid musical program ha atill chatting confidentially __il Fifth Avenue at Pine She was with her son when he died.{ heen arranged, Miss Uyta Joder,] about their co-respondents | i M Reynolds! advanced pupil of Silvio T 1 Mr. Kr Kruse s — will play the "Sextet from "Jy worth Plymouth Congre- | BARE FIRE PLOT EAGLES OPPOSE|SAYS COP WAS ; (| World Flyer’s Convoy Heads i gner, Annual Spring Flower show closes Saturday night in the Spanish ballroom of The] Nympie Hotel. $ I ( Cecil Mrs. Winifred Newman, were the other awards, , coast, AD CLUB ELECTS l- | officers and will | er First M. | educational CGA l Main Street At the “THE PINK OF PER of the gorgeous show of Tenney Thomas W. Nash, and of Garfield and th the finest town in history a 1925 OFFICERS Retiring President Praised; Musicians Entertain Seo Fl HOLD. BANQUET | Seattle Home Builders Elect New Officers The annual of t iatio! featured committes und of these three men Sdward L, Merritt and | — T. HW. Piddw age makin down Second a publicity man, morning rain on Dan Davi ant, watching for sunshine d Mad- ison, T. K clerk, rtainin PAL Myers, his cancaled eh bank H. ©, Hillman, printe . salesman, making hill in high: Arthui salesman, riding ¢ A. Wood, 8 g them Pitth and University putcher, enjoy hustling for st, Charles P s is toning to a story on University st PENG LOTT DE PET (“ROLL YOUR OWN” IS EDICT OF CALIFORNIA HIGH BOARD TO CO-ED PE NON Cal, May 2— Cor of Union high school had permission today to roll their so below the knees. The petitioned the facul to lift the ban against rolled which had been in effect for two years The board of special meeting, quest ef trustees, after a granted the re. carnations The winner of timson, with five priz rd for amateur gardens First prizes for miniature gardens went to} Gwinn, | F lower r Show } ” decides Mrs. J. O. Galla- exhibited the third} attle Garden club, the the gold sweepstakes medal} es, totaling 491 points. in the high school division, high. any and interesting e Spring Flower show will go ever presented on the Pacific & Bradley, Star Staff Photographers | 1 1 Re treas neer, Milton Se The| 12x12 went to Dr.} 72 1 3 PAGI ‘TWO MAIMED IN AUTO CRASH Boy Run Down; J. H. Hudg- son Is Struck by Truck auto acc , Friday injured, year-old Ray ay run John boy jured in ) injured, ¢ wkull fracture ito and at Dex A. 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