The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1925, Page 7

JUNE JUESDAY Nab Gunmen, Thieves ® in Anti-Crime Crusade IN ROBBERY EVILLY fentified M Police Campaign Causes Big Drop in": : I Tr SEATTLE STAR BANDIT KILLED Probe Shows Shepherd Drunk When Reconciled Jead Man and Wife Reunited 24 Hours Be- fore He Was Found Shot Thru Head Downtown Holdups, Report Shows tas the regu of a Me 88> amma, witnia Spe een 3 pene BY SAM GROFF Nese ai ch sua r ht : NY SHEPHERD affected a re aly en as ‘ : ul . ahow rine i ation the office of Attorney E ment of Angelo and Joe I | , | a8 . q diate: batars toldaiens thet i u urs before pherd | property to 1 ms P Mex forced the men into a | ae sognd A te bis home, 8641 ne t n } m the building whero tt gine vite Laealabyae lps me, CNR PORSY Ae pore were bonad hula: manwed r w t told a ¢ ment wa wu signed We. T bandits t proceeded to! ne Tuesd | rt taged one of t a anced Pe heir victima, removing $1,000 | uty Coroner K tarted o | ‘me my off ‘ hy the chiet a pike 8 eg ral -18e 9 " ‘ herd's attorne Officers W. J. Thomas and B. I P stn ° While engaged in a! 17 tt “s ad Mr hep nl Fig od a 0% golog t the phard q Medaes aaa 5 between themselves, the dem ero marr Decombe t | home and of finding the t The Peay ea ; were surprised by Fred Farnum, a herd ask divoree | poaiti of the body, the ed. ve dep Feioht watohinas February 19, this year accused | made tt beable that shepherd stations As Farnum entered one of the| ls wife of cruelty, said she had a| had been shot by anyone but him. y Mexicans fired. Farnum returned| Violent temper, refused to perform | self. inglars, thieves the his assailant, and| ber household duties and coursed Davia testified, however, that sy ua characters | iv . him. there were two exploded shells in the last th | Pollceemn Who Investigated the he third Mexican ease? +—A— tor . as ithe gun, and that Mr ie rd, period in the tory. Crimes | tel May 1, Tuesday were 1 es sia) twas lid not « she i a} fficers were there of viclencd reduced al.}t state's first witnesses aga’ t the b help,| weapon from a deput most to the Mg point In the} Lawrence Higdon, 60-year-old black a few 4 ee, Shields} while ty as examining it downtown ci where before the | smith, He is standing trial for one said se Thomas testified that he had heard ative business. of the three slayings Last Thursday Mr, and Mr p- | Mra, Shepherd referred t AID Higdon’s deferise will be insanity, herd appeared at his office, the at. |tron Kate.” Whil IN STOPPING CROOKS hin attorney, BE. 1. Wientr, has tr FIRST ROUND t raid. said, he remarked did not ‘The outst ne feature of the| dicated. Prosecutor Colvin is trying | “Shepherd was drur Shields think Mrs, Shepherd would want to anticrime campaign was the inaug. | him for the fatal shooting of Mrs] yuysa June 2—CGeérge W,| uration of & new and drastic prow: | Lora Reynolds, 36, with whom hel rynn, editor the Yuma Evening : Jer car system on the night shift) ix said to have t in ated Herald, had Jost the first skirmish by Capt. Hedges, the chief assert Policemen, summoned the ho | today in his fight against criminal fem will be continued pers| tel, found Mrs, Reynolds’ body ty: | inet charges preferred against him ing across her bed. On the floor ee her hustand's body In re one of the neighbors ns testified that Mra, Shepherd “Kind of hard-bolled, and he TIE, HERE’S MORE ABOUT PHONE was didn’t think it would bother her any.” by * Sanguin le Ine oper ‘as compiled, is wn in the fol-| outside the door lay B Mund made Mbelous statements — a yh So breathi = Seiad, ng pe. Concerning the sale of milk bY that T am not thoroly versed in the | | 0 ! Sanguinetti alleged to have been various phases of this titiention, - e jailed for vag-| neath his bed In a room tr name | ned with WO but 1 hav : 1 ; i rancy. preventing an untold number! building. He was armed v \ F®/ overruled by ¥ . read adings and CAR CHANGES of crimes bandits were cap-| volver and is said to have been! Elmo Bollinger where argument covers ground that tered red-handed; alx burglars were | drinking. Lynn’a trial at the request of // Understand, 1, will, as cousteously | proved transportation in the artesied and charged; seven ban-| - Gefensa counsel, was delayed until |", Possible, close the statements, | / RIPrOEN, eee in petitions dits were but id not} Thursday morning, when a specia Do you wish to read the order, |” sa We everal hundred. citixens ater belng charged) jury venire of 75 will be summoned |MT. Kennedy Sra taibasiitga:to the otty eotibell late concealed weapons. | Ito augment the regular 32 called T aswume the court had full au fs oh mi e i Ht Five auto thieves were nabbed. | yesterday }thority to make the appotntment,” | * on: ba ‘adios 4 one murderer was caught: two at-} With the largest number of pass- | Kennedy sald bruskly Specific changes asked includ Jessa driv- tackers of women < drivers were ar engers she has brought into Seattle Lake Dock Tragedy ford fe from tie 2 ers and 52 drunk this season, the H. F. Alexander, by the Pacific Telephone and Tele: | terminus, with its attendant 7 t 4 and jailes ‘ Jeo Zen graph Co, and the S. 6 fon, at BE. 4th od oo oP age oligo poorer den tad a a ae ice oti dawn. Ualertit concede : Monday from San | The Newport dock—tengedp=—tr+ ol . dint at. wye, connect BANK BANDITS Francisco and Los Angeles. hel which Mias na Kerstmer, 19-|°% Public works to rec Ing there with the N. Broadway line, The most important plece of work | was to sal! on her return trip at year-old” niirae atrt, lost se life, |CePt the new telephon: and the proposed extension of the performed by the prowler car crews! 5 p. m. Tuesday cont King county $3,000 Tuesday.| The suit of the Home company or ry strlen tai te raee rk wea the capturing of Alfred Castro) A heavy lead of freight and pas-| Judge W. A. Huneke sitting here|Will be tried first, then the Pa-| iano mg Shed sem cei, the, Mont | and Ed Gorman, two of the Nanaimo, | sengers was brought into Seattle from Spokane, eat ts damages |Cifle Co. action. Several weeks will y. connecting with the N, = C. bandits, who were arueed WER} Monday by the B.'S, Admiral Rog-| trom $96,000 in awarding judgment|be required to hear the case, after | Broadway, Willingford and Univer five revolvers and an automatic shot-jers from Southeastern Alaska./to the girl's moth Mra. Jennie|which the statement of facts and/sity way, lace aun. | Many of the passengers had made | Gra conclusions of law and evidence will Continuation of the Laurelhuret “A natural result of the constant/tne round trip thru the scenic na died the night of February!be submitted by Dean Condon to| DUM line at ite present terminal at | watch of the prowler ca: North country. Mr. and Mra, Sam 2s, 1924, when the Ford coupe inithe federal judges of this district, | ~ F Howntown district.” said Weisfield and Bishop Peter T, Rowe | which she was riding plunged down |for the final decision 4 “was the driving of the t& of Alaska were on board. the 400-foot Lake Wash-|our ¢, PR ERNE t atly in, The S. 8 Admi Evar SAL ca pei e ete a tte put on @uty | Seattle Tuesday mi " t ta 5th aeldlaal in the subu: eastern nnd Southweate : t ha t mente in rr “The most effective thing of all! ports. It carried heavy ” 4 Har t t ppellate yes — = freight and 200 passengers. recklens! Epaer the | ADMITS ROBBERY ge | cor na NOs A | Just Receives Life B to Feat taken to tt ente plates at the Iesaquan| Saving Certificate) Medicos’ Graduation | ‘s'son, a» tne constivavioun ice, Arthur Englund, 30, of] H. W. Just, Seattle telephone} A panquet and talks by Dra. E.| Attorney Otto P. Rupp mu Sruatiaiay irlag souk Upper Preston, was in the county|man, last night formally recelved!p Dunham, D. Carl Pearson, N, A,|0Penlig statement for the phone |, lotic’ 'atecooe jail Tuesday. Sheriff Starwich Mey ithe Ame mn Red Cross certificate | Jepson and C. HL Grunewald are | °O™Pany. Ho reviewed in detail the pleaded not guilty to charges of tam. surrender him to federal authorities, /and second prize, announced some/to feature the graduation of the| tigation which has preceded the ng with a criminal court jury- he said | weeks ago at Washington, D. C./ class of the Seattle College of | 8). during which two separate ap- ca Englund wes arrested by Deputy/as having been awarded to him| Chiropractic. in The Olympic Ho-|Ptals from adverse im the | ‘She obtained leave. to plead Mon 4 Sheriffs Hughes and Hill late Mon-!for “resuscitation” resulting in the|tel Tuesday evening. lower court were to the) 4° Instead of on the regular ar day, after he was accused by a@lsaving of human life f° The graduates are: O. A, Robin. | United States supreme court by the) ie ient calendar Tuesday after neighbor, H. Anderson, of several! Last August Just rescued Mis#! son, Nello P. Jones, Clar! r, | Phone company noon when she explained to Presid smal! thefts. Etvina Glum from the watern of E. Thompson, Harry We asked spremé court tO) ine Judge Ronald that she must 1 In their investigations deputies | Cottage lake and brought her back D. Curl, Hazel Curl, E. E. |*dvance the date of hearing on these | he legisiature's they found Englund’s car bore|to life by the leation of the A. McGrath, David); matters nd fou! on ¢ oti! institutions to the allegediy stolen 1 plates. He is| method of artificial respiration D, N. Wehrn. They | the law ard of 5 Siatiinahast Horsoat Puasdas raid to have confessed stealing them) learned in telephone first ald 1 mate examination at | Works alate rates Of| 4) the same Attorney Adam from the United States mail. * struction. ublic olved. Olymyta June 9 and 10. con hae | bk |et oe HERE’S MORE ABOUT |) Di TARTS ON PAGE ONE || “Keeping Fit’ RACES Ss ty ERS AES IS OB seas | the machine which hardly resembled Extension of service on th The cases were originally brought Reeler anid he and Attorney John F. Dore will file a demurrer asking dis missal on the grounds that the in The rates increas per cent, approximately was held up for more than a year In the lower courts, but formation filed by the prosecutor has been effective sin August 1,/ does not state facts sufficient to sub. 1924, under an injunction of the su-| stantiate his charges, preme court, prohibiting Interference | prosecutor Colvin bases his charge by the state and lower courts until| on alleged conversations between after trial of the present case Mrs. Sweetman and H. L. McPher | son, a juror in the Frank Loule gam | bling trial ACCIDENTS Shirley’s Hobby Is Shirley Mason, the popular little had been a matchetick in the | star who is at the Capitol in “The path of a juggernaut, Wreckage of| Star Dust Trail," her newest pic- ture, makes a hobby of keeping fit Ever since she was a little girl she has played tennis, and there of the bual- nh automobile, was found almost a jock away Tires, tools, personal fects and pieces of the car were nens {mattered in confusion over the) never is a Hollywood day so busy street. Fas to exclude her swim in her own A. P, Lewis, 1935 27th ave. 8. W.,| private swimming pool. In addition who was the first man to reach | to that, there is a regular series of the scene, called the city hospital | “setting up” exercises to be taken for an ambulance. Then he helped | every morning, and she never miss. | to extricate the victims of the|es them! } smash. | Incidentally, dancing has an im- | Motoreycle Patrolmen B. A. 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