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

mati — ; “The “Newspaper With the Biggest ‘Circuls ation ry Washington WEATHER |) —.. The Seattle St ppirionl| =. The SeattleStar iii £0" ——_——_ "21 +f © woe - “ = = } : 7 - re joa ‘ esi 7 its 7s If er mer on TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. ee ct RENT Sih Aa OE Home Bee Steamship Man Disappears ‘CUSHES ‘POST CASH ‘Reporter Goes to PARK HEAD J.H. Kline Missing; GATE! “Ts FOR LOST | Jail toGet Truth | [$ UNFIT, Suicide Is Feared !'sic.isieiai° : . vertised Bonds ¢ ney I go fe 66 9 Assistant Found Short in Funds and — pets el te ty co YOUTH! About “Tank CHARGE He Worried; Left Home Tuesday | sie Why doran't it take some of that | Se Adsielie Valens, chute Arag Wh w MAY KNOW Volhonk, “sabemenen Key Sey BY G, LUCILLE BUTLER money and equip the cars with bal.) 7 ‘ * relle of the @ died there Joon tires? Deputies Can't Find é | Bayes STAR believes the pee ‘iy ple of Seattle should be Twent ar Mrs. Wilkins Seva Pacific Ste Mayor’s Man Is fully check ago J. H. Kline entered the er hip Ce Today, brooding over an nancial irregularity of one of t Other men of the eritiotam of yet not || men direc We don’t see why it tx necemary to Trace of Missing Star sem! Jeek Mall to ideal wn righ = the man . tol abuet wont ha 36 fata under his jurisdiction in Juneau, Alaska, he is wandering taken into the confidence jof cipal railway. Why. it received 4 Boy in Forest BY JACK HALI Incompetent somewhere, alone with his trouble, or perhaps has sought!| the elty council in all nezo mittion do worth d ALL oblivion from earthly cares. tiations that bedy has with as oe eee. ey HE JAILER stops in front of a steel gate and Char the Rainier Valley Traction ty " never 0 ‘0 resi opens it. He pushes me inside, The steel gate ’ aad Sing of the x fi ag , job « i ines. wile S. 1 a 1¢ steps » av ¥y v e i iste? Whe net otter lace pbh The jaile footsteps die away down th May A It decries “star chamber ses. the oucoman cers by colling them corridor. ark * methods adopted by the “electric coupes?” I'm in the “tank” at city jail. Booked for the Hirov epee unfair to pra oa eee ar firet hose monty is being good way to Interest peo-| was aubscrited | olatiy hight, || the used to foot the bill, et cate would be to} and emiployers of the leet youth Not able to see much at first, for the lights are | A Star reporter insisted on new models each year Sentiahite headed by P dim. But there are noises and smells aplenty-—mostly — | The park department remaining at Wednesday's $858 cr woodsman and'] smells, Soon my eyes get used to the light—and {|| *ithout intendent tr secret meeting, and did re he ld A : ‘ to © he sald. Th main. His story is printed to We TODAYS DEFINITION ‘, | find I'm in a big, bare, black-walled room without : aes aE day fox: your lntirestiog “Aba house-fly is a germ's taxicab. e furniture Men nore than a dozen—are lying on nied al " + ae Star reporters will insist on ~ _ x the floor, or dozing 1 their backs to the wall ed to try him for @ days, Me ey every other “secret ce % \ . : sere council meeting’ h 5 psc powers 5 when they'll tell the judge about it. With them are aa Pe aa may know what is going on office theories ¢ the petty o a drug user, pasty faced and © examir came afte E p be eS wouk! order} t net t vous; a ith a black eye and a truculent i us to PEF EER to exterminate the} stud: Ly A. Hrowe ity look, telling everybody about the fight; a pimply-facea for R 4 bulthends im Punt Sour Ser cho ols kid with a red tie and yellow shoes. He has cigaret [Ts ra gt bala oe 8 | Wednesday. He the father of id with a red tie and yellow shoes. as cigare as been council has ghrown around ian Lan = . stai y is finge Iks leeringly ot) rirl me * . vaso It's casy enough to de pleasent | Kathleen Bro * a tains on his fingers and talks leeringly about girl . Th Friend Sees [its dickering 0 purchi “the in weather that's cool and fine, ertad oa : ay The drunks ¢ pise him. : and we put him Him Leave tain alley railway was pierced But the man worth while Preseli po ap One snarls at him. a im. the sions wae J. A. Hyde *.| A Star reporter forced an entrance i lhe gacalnggadlonige racic harge of Sherite Starwich’s blood The kid twists his loose mouth and retires to a a wr 4 Wasted: haan who was &tlinto the meeting that had previoualy ; When the socet rolls down Ais char c urmich's lod : : ! ; " bp Ata lige trata: Teme rage Edt ; poy hounds Monday took the dogs off «|| corner. ang riction ‘th we teas Lak t park, where they © lbeen anno an “secret. #7 hot trail and -algalneayes me Four bare walls, a floor and a ceiling! Not much asad yp rll a ee ee tee | th decret mecting bad Deen ane Scientint says thectiy Ket tH ad Hi pe ed that Mickey'| Material for constructing a little ‘private hell. But The uever wall present at the apartment. He was reporter arrived before 9 ‘ook sing beats per minute, Hi ner | Davis, hander of the dogs, had evi the occupants of the tank manage it. The smell of hearing | Chevrolet coupe, license seat in the council chamber and af. co rer Aragagyamed bephagedl xageaarc (Turn to Page 6, Column 3) stale moonshine, beer dregs and filth penetrates M necience on @ seemed despondent over the hurried conferences between of dead beats a business man gets pertaining to the per | irregularity of hin Juneau ch council members, they decided to per minute. everything. ; * x irregy| y hia | » they marked to Hyde that “he be- | at Heved he would end it all ion their secrecy. He occupied a seat adjoining the Hyde later discovered Kline had | confere: table and heard from the taken with him a pistol from | Mps of John C, Higgins, corporation Hyde's’ apartment. This was t wyer and attorney for tho street Bg » week, Hyde | railway company, just why the city f taken the | should increase its offer for the lines “to at least $1,325,000." nd while cou e¢ More footsteps in the corridor—one pair firm, one ps ome CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON DEMANDS BOOZE shuffling and hesitant. Well, the jailer's sober, any- Vy C18 w ‘4 The steel gate clicks open and another drunk lurches BRYAN LEADING in, to flop dead to the world in a corner and snore like a bandsaw. The gate clicks again CHURCH FIGHT Prisoner Fears Captured So it goes thru the evening and night, as the scum second raid, that from the pistol Friends of Kline say he took the] | cilmen bluntly re- i : ‘ is skimmed from the city and dumped into the tank, | wafaicat of hia assistant in t pecs tag at cnet epee 5 i 1 } peau o ce ® © heart th he| y jen ‘aac x ys : Rum Will Disappear until the morning. Brings Presbyterian Strife Juneau off : secret session, {t wan learned from 3 =r _— | T recently resigned hin position with oc cae ao , | The reporter, who is accepted suspiciously because Out Into Open the Pacific mahip Co.; also that| Higgins that the offer is not enough. Bargiar whe Ss your Ss crt otethyacr BP ginny | he has had a shave recently and is apparently sober, he has not yet been apprised by| The Star learned that the sum the ry of your life” just after you have) pollee prow Vercay: Bgnt, : wher § ¥ hes the , the auditor as to the amount of| cit neil members have agreed tn vont fidh Mane bt brides. i; Clenunet iivlag an’ ke sits over in a corner and watches the drab show. COLUMBUA 0. & + Wwitain aud! as « of among themselves to pay is rough! Y ' the sho He was in cha f + |mobile loade aces ot || The drunks aren't vicious, particularly, Just weak Jennings Bryan today: brought into pep aha aaah the valuation on the property set by . ¢ 16th , +9 e company’s Alaska bran: ‘This ts “‘Bundie Day” for the Near! whisky, waa ¢ Ina. Ave “When I get outa this, Bud, never again f'r me! the fh the undercurrents of fac J.B. Kili Wife Waits jthe public utilities department. Fast Relief. But 4 nate your - Spruce Old Col. R. E. Morse getting in his work! toa: which have been Uhreat » Be ne . fe ai maa : loud golf sex. Ever an Armenian =~ ‘on And’ the addict—he ian't vicious, either: Just. a ening the arity ¢ the national or Some or ; ee ere en ore ; boob who got started and can’t leave it alone. Telling rosemary Baty yterian church ‘The little apartment where Kline's | Higgins told the council members balan! quarters, , 5 do0b who got started and can ¢ leave it alone. Telling aing here tomorrow ive reflects taste and a love of the/ that “the bondholders of the Rainier : Jack Dempsey announces that he! ed that the po! a whining lies about how a doctor started him in a Bryan fumpe to the | finer things of fife rather than) Valley line must have at least $1,- a werd on pa yang ay ae : pond mai ad - a1 hospital. A favorite alibi, and generally a lie. They preassembly conferences, sponsoring opulence, The distracted wife sits, | 200,000 in cash? 4 joven years too kate, Jack "we got 36 cases of good i ' si : A resolution which may throw t waiting, waiting for word—some| He also made the amazing state- i Be SE gat quor in that car,” Clemmett shout: don't start that way, often, TH i amentalist-modernint within “| Drys Seize Autos as Jap) Me acne thing that wil at least| ment. that bond buying’ circles have bs Gilda Gra famous shimmy ied. "I want . ¢ But some of them are vicious, he pimply-faced the church onto the open t Starts Rum Deliver relieve the terrible suspense she is| been circularized for weeks with of- Gancer, is coming hete Mey 26. Now | them are beld ar | kid for one. And all of them are dirty. Human rats, the assembly y endie fers to sell Seattle street railway E ints ie tes aetey Asin beacgee Ei trs ten tha ae to whom jail is home, thrown in with human beings The resolution provides minority| | : : “Why has he gone?" she won-|bonds to be issued by the city if 4 : fi Nee text wan made. He checked over|| who have been unfortunate. And all tossed together reports of the permanent Judicial | hr _ mobiles an c =i sae ers. at has he done? When she purchase of the lines goes foes . Sap nest gas M4 ‘ | commission, to which all troublesome | of moonshine were selzed by George | wil now?" : Bi 5 RADIO RHYME Hthe liquor cargo end found Clem into the noises and smells and filth of the tank. puitarn ane ookecads Vinee be’ eG Hurlburt, acting divisional prohil-| Meanwhile loyal friends and sym-| “The best offer we could get was * Now, some folks via Schenectady, | mett's statement to be true 5 No wonder Sam Hillegas had to be taken from this |) sented for action on the floor, The bition chief, early Wednesday, fust| Pathetic police officers are turning) 90 cents on the dollar.” Higgins ! And some get songs from Calgary, fron and Wayford tri t place and locked in a padded cell. More of a wonder resolution was adopted by the general + " very stone, following every clue} (Turn to Page 6, Column 4) ae But just Inet night, while cold and/ stop Clemmett when thay noticed i 5 council of the church this afternoon |4* Tomo Mata, a Japanese driver, /is ging out what became of Kline] — wet, flights on his car were de every human being locked in here for a night doesn’t council ¢ : | jto find ¢ ; m the headligh 7 Peg ? zs : and is assured, leaders said, of adop-| was setting out on delivery | after he stopped in at the company | 3 get pneumonia trom my net! 'fective., Clemmett fled and they go crazy before morning. {thon by the assembly | route joffices Tuesday. From there ve R R n Ts had difficulty in catching him. The At last, morning, after hours that never seemed er won eat A og | disappeared. Utterly and. com-| um unne One way to limber up the apinal| prisoner was charged with violating d ‘ord delivery truck with 95 pletely, : rae not mentioned by the chtto-lthe city Iquor ordinance and re-|| tO pass. : prac . in to step on a piece of soap while getting out of the bathtub. see " pe ie addict and the pimply-faced kid shamble thru the Y 06-10 Sixth ave, 8, where the car|!n& trace of the familiar litle coupe | Shi Shi ld? ices ptnest Me. cloibas. seosts British Heir Lea . opening and out of the tank. Carroll Says It’s Solution to} naa een stored, Hurtburt and ng| NRCM Ber Musband drove away, tn. Ip - if toonld have turned to oon at him African Orchestra The reporter is going home to soak himself for an Bo: far the searchers are vat al —Lanion Times. KING WILLIAMSTOWN, South hour in the bath | Decreased Trolley Use | agents seized on | uring car with | standstill, ‘They have not even a “DPD Huh! They'd look at most any-| Africa, May 20.—In gay and demo . * wit 20 gallons of moonshine in ft and/elue upon which to work, with} lensed on ” j i gallons of moonshine was selzed © ae c ‘ “Everybody out,” calls the jailer, clicking the lock SPEED UP CARS ace 1 | By the first glimmer of daylight Try to M. ke : and swinging back the door. The drunks and the | | this morning ® | a In searching the Eagle garage,| was driving lake boulevards, search- | you believe Duskinane? F. G. Deed rs onc, that wey lerntic spirit, the Prince of Wales Inat i treet car xervice | @Nother with 8 more the exception of the missing re ie co 0g :chleh 18: Heer : . a jernth pashetean Speed up the street car service : |volver. Police are using every} Wednes¢ ; "ee }night at a dance rs ee ductor | land gain more patronage. Mata was being held in the jm possible: means to locate: t ax He was asked concerning stories i Perhaps the renson that Mayor|sion of the Peril cA ri | That was tho advice on rapid| migration station under $1,600! :phay feel that finding that probably {that whole fleets of rumboats were Be Brown is so quiet thene days ix that | lead the mur vtroagep eased rarer transit here, given by Couneiiman | bonds Lwiit solve the mystery using the Princess Kathleen and 4 he can't hope to ete with Goy.| The conductor, sary na tr ottee | ep er i ness one John Carroll Tuesday at a meeting | Pocket —__—_—.| the Princess Marguerite, new C. P, é Errune 3h combasiag such phrases |set So ee the’ prifion| wicks ’ of the Muniotpal league, It resulted R. liners, as shields coming down Ke fs “altruistic twaddic’” and ‘‘pussil-|esced, whereupon the pris fi hia recent Investigations of the Sound from Canada, y ondiicted for nev-| rom his r ous blathernkites,’ ing a tiny baton, conducted 0 d an iv] Eastern city projects and attendance 0 evar 0 oe The story is that passengers com- e bee cating |orai Pespege eat rd isnt d fail ea r er r ur ro e at the national city planning conven $s ing in one night this week, counted YE DIARY [into the cance tures ¥ ltion at New York clty a: ° }13 rumboats, keeping up with the (tay 19) OT eT Will Investigate Charge That State Aid Was| ““dectonse in strest car patronage, | reen,; AE’S A PLOMISE \ei:02 ot ones peur boutn Up betimes, a plenrant daye.and to the) Duell Indicted in * ho declared, 14 due to high fares, #low ’ this yarn xaid, wore left far in the dling ® Ieiter, newly ‘llian Gish C Paid to Leave City | and infrequent service | rear. ‘They wer tunable to. shoot askin) aioe ake Lillian Gish Case — “kines acs "* "Board Sure Tt Will Be Able to Avoid Unkept) teem of the proximy of the dol | NEW YORK, May 20--Charles H.) oitcago, Ma j.—Arouned by {refused to indicate who would be| of buildings downtown. | | liner, nen hetore the | Tuell, movie producer, today Was IN|) Ae inearance of Robert A. | named | | Condition That Prevailed Year Ago | “Only one rum runner tried to ficted on three counts of perjury,| Defense attorneys today denied uso the liner as a. shield,” said ply | “ iM hw tremely important «tate ; | RENEE — “ % fr ‘ ; a did say: | citing 22 charges, ax @ result of his) White, extrem RABORS knowledge of White's disappearancd, Judge Frater Back |TPOURISTS arriving in Seattle this| severe eritictam was leveled at the| Commander Dodge, "We got him, Q JA, shingle sven You may go in,| recent litigation with Lillian Gish,| witness in the Shepherd "Germ mut-|tynjou_ White Is apprehended, the L ll | de summer will find the vlty's|members for the untidy and un.| The C. P. Ro works with wus and Say cantante) See een ee tel actress, over her contract with his) 4.6 trial, Mtute'n Attorney Robert I. | atate'n case against Willlam D, Shep After Long Illness); ("1 and parks in excellent | Kempt condition of the scente boule. | Notifies us when the runners try to ‘ home, id pinye aix setts of lawn| Picture firm. He wax immediately | crows today ordered the grand jury|herd, oharged’ with killing hin] Judge ¥Frater, veteran superior | condition, according to park board} vards was to keep the lawns cut| US Its boats as. shields: N tennis, and did lose 3 pounds of fat, tat| called into court and hin bail of $10. | erent enon to take mo-| wealthy ward, Billy MeClintook, will] court jurist, returned to duty om) officials, and watered, and to keep the shrub-| 80 that's that 4 Sotiet a oo nauk af dinner, gs bai was reduced to $1,000. tion. be materially weakened, Crowe sald.| Wednexday for the first timo sinoe € attention and money hasx|bery trimmed e hice co ; c ports to Crowe were that White) It wan reported that White was|the Christmas holidays, when he be-|been spent the boulevards and] tnte : steal: ¥ | $$ rrr 0 ree sibrodan Crete belt ita eoorted that TWVhite was wievards und] (nies this program Is neglected, Klan Divides Honors Henry Ford wants to buy 400 ateel | came seriously i, He presided in| parks in keeping up tho lawns and k indictments, but! for the defense. the city’s boulevards will present Good WH |\naid he would w probate court Wednesday and ox:/ shrubbery than for years, park oftl:lan appouling. appearance to the in Denver Election : | ery |Peots to be able to return to active} ciain say, With the exception of | thousands of visitora who {ill visit} DENVER, May 20.—Klansmen ; von || Real Estate Buys Says General Victim duty hearing Iawnulte by June 1, [the bathing beaches, where Tittle or { roemants of visitors: whe sna. “entdinieton dlvided Chana He Nas been!) Are listed every day in the Claast * * . }nothing has been done, the parks , i‘ 3 of tourtats| in Denver's municipal election yes. i of wardine | A.) Columns of The star, Here is || Of Soviet Poisoning ee are \ With the vanguard. of tourists|in Denver's mu ; Phips from the U. 4, shipping board and make them into fil Hitherfore, of cour @ making hin fily ane, | * . . j ave now said to be in attractive con: | alyea ving, Seattle's sight-| terday, practically complete returns ioe “aie aa | # lating | PARIB, May 20,@That the famous ‘ yO California City Is | dition seats stot teeny a iy ite ee }ahowed today, In the hottest fight Rode, robe: Once, anon all oAgiO AMR CAM, (lint eck wan tho victim ot vovet| MAN Finds Him in Homes but) Hit by Cloudburst attr vortcmarsotnns, rte] tated on part agheaule ater an|in the election ores Horcle sah thine a reporter wrote a story about LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! jl v “ Sal Gadde ba ee Loses Him in Pp it y bathing beaches, partioulawy Gra@i| patronage develops, the sight ook | | klanaman, was fr ni te ae iW; \balnys: pentensee Teas cna liar on EAT IG vive oom | Polson, mee iene dd today by th ursul PASO ROBL Cal, May 20, | lake's two beaches and the Madrona] eara are expected to make frequent| tor by & 000 Hee iy Rise ‘ | not say, “The prisoner be dios, Full. come amant, |jrewepener ” Tho is of dollarg In damages re | beach, before they are formally] trips to the olty’s beauty «pots. | oted the majority yed no emotion | garage; lot 0x Aeritian |} hay Discovering & burglar in hin} wulted in and around Paso Roblow|OPened on June +4, according to Weed] Work of repairing the pari] men, vas er ae district Ee I | Mussolini Declares home late Tuesday night, W. A.’Me-ltoday from a cloudburst Matthys, secretary of the board.) boulevarda has been greatly de Jungle roars from the menagerie or aa ait price and “forma || It 1 t P. D bt Leod, 1417 82nd ave, 8, chaned the Hor in’ Beachy canyon were | What is really required, however, |jJayed, it 1a reported. The cost Cheeta “Wagon Hits of the Al Barnes olroun were broad. to bedrock Investivate If aly to ay e {thug into the yard and down the] washed from foundations and an au. {are new bathhouxes at several departinent, however, is prepared to} S Li ht P. 1 casted from ® local station yester looking for m feal nap, | NOMM, May 20-—In the senate to |atrest, ho told the police, ‘Tho rob-|tomobile and A hinge wer rolled | bewchos an the proxont ones aro out:|ruah this feature now Workers are} treet Lig: ole day } purn to the Want Ad | da Premier Muasolint eaid that | ber disappeared, apparently entering | half a mile down the canyon worn, Inadequate and obsolete, Funds | concluding the paving at Woodland A olreus wagon owned by the Al tb But it wasn't found necessary to} and see who Is offering thin iNttle \ttaly will pay her debt to the United anoth houwe half a block away oO lives were lont, altho mang | for replacing them, however, are not} park and will start on Montlake/q@, Barnes show crashed into a ight i Yroadcant the smell of the camels, bungalow to you. RBAD TIG || Hater fully, However, he demanded The robber had placed a ladder] were in peri avilable this year bivd, in a few days, The | paving | polo Tuesday night at Third aye, and fee hd WANT ADM DAILY, “mont favored nation” treatment be} againat the alde of the house, enter | The rainfall was one inch in 20) UH program of park care adopt-| crows Will then resurface Washing=|Seneca st, smashing all the lights -A dt accorded Italy in (he settlement, ing thru a wovond #tory Window, minutos, uN a the board last fall, after} ton blvd, starting at Seward park./and globes, and damaging the wagon, > ofl in ‘ = oetersineatindcataasenas