The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1925, Page 1

i= a) Pri << :|=a Jes f= = mar meal i QD 2 a. — La : | od — a, “~~ rr : . The Newspaper ‘With the Biggest Circulation | in Washington x an WEATHER © | ie = =| The Se attle Star |i acs ; Metered a2 Geovnd Clare Matie: May 2. 1299, a1 the Fostoffion at Beattin Wash. under the Act of Congress March B 187%. Per Your, by Mall, $1.00 1925, * TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, JUNE 8, Shooting Cop Quizzed! Part Board Rows |WRECKAGE *| Again; Romine U Pp ; STUDENT KILLS, Third Bothell Bank "RUE. INQUEST eee . BLOCKING | TEACHER OVER IN DEATH OF ) RESCUE © "EXAM" COPY Robber Near Death coonMAN eee ae : : uy Fight Over Stolen Questions Ties Thief Suspect Passes Out d BN plastia agll nga naira ore Results in Murder Confessed Bandit to Be Charged With After Street Fight | Gap Meee winds, alternating with east and perth tree BODY IS FOUND SUNDAY’ Holdup; Funeral for Pals EST. BY HOMER G. BREW CHIEF DEFENDS FORTNER| TURGIS, Ky., June 8.— A ak een wasters oan BY LELAND HANNUM ' : Nineteen men are believed eneaey Senate V9 Ax Used by Slayer Discov-|_ ‘Tho he may not live to face it in court, Alva R. Kilbourne, | Angry Crowd Insists Detec- trapped far down in the work- “+e ered by Police 24-year-old confessed bank robber, was to be charged in tive Lost His Head ings of mine No. 9 of the Ken- The e of e ow | superior court here Monday afternoon with the $2,500 rob- tucky Coal company, near ATON ROUGE, La. June s—-a/|bery of the Bothell State bank Friday morning. A CORONER'S inquest was | here. is safe from the tudent in the agronomy clas Kilbourne lies critically wounded in St. Vincent's hospital; 4% ordered Monday morning to At noon rescue workers, Sig ; ¢ Prof. B. Turne ked the teach-| at Portland, where he fled after the holdup. Bodies of two} iauire into details of the fa y thru the de- er to death wit shooting of Robeet Goodman, jcutting their w 4, N Fig ght wliedtad os apres iba accomplices, James Pollock nd George Jones, fatally) {hier aupect” whe. was shot. by bris which was thrown up by ‘eis stores police here believed today. A sco! ro] ounded by their robbery victims, were to be buried in) Detective Claude Fortner Friday j an explosion earlier in the , at the Louisiana state| Everett Monday afternoon. at Ninth ave. and Westlake, at | ail here will escape| the end of w long chase in which aM Fortner was battered and mauled 4s robbed | CFoner’s jury today for questioning a 3 9 a % 8 i c off ae are | ** 4 result of this theory jal penalties, tho officers believe they aided in the attempted | bythe fuaiitve’ in two clashes escape of the youthful bandits. They are John Pollock and| during flight, of stu To swat the fly relia aniversity were summoned before the| Two other youths held in the county ate bank Ww: | day, had failed to reach any of the victims. | The blast wrecked the upper sec- \tonr2% thea mine. Workers could not ‘The Bothell § E again last week. time-clock | Pref. Turner's body was found in 1 7 5 ot a time-clock y ae : ‘ ] snogr sg thelen 1 Beck | his office Sunday, the head crushed, | Harry Kilbourne, brothers of two of the ‘robbers. 7 Gooaman died in the city hospital determine whether any 0% oe E ek face laid open from forehead to chin| Harry took his wounded brother to Portland; Johi} went | 8¥eday night. Hin body was taken ee in abe over area ot ea to the morgue, At the time of the | oner in the lower levels of the mine | are alive. | At first news of the disaster mine cue workers here donned gas masks and plunged into the mine. Every physician of Sturgis rushed to the scene, Relatives of the entombed men jand others stood about in anxious WHAT'S EN ‘A NAM d cia pe hci gh a around) out into the country near Snohomish, according tO: RIS OWN | shooting, several “witnesses gathered The manager of the University of | Yer evidences of a terrific struggle: | . 7 are Wand Pastner. aad eatened Gankctietcen te nenuad Wa|.>,Bearchiig MRiGe the: deteur tor story, and took his brother's body to an Everett hpspital | around Fortner and threatened to Weiser, clews to what at first appea: ed th | after the robbery. mob him He's no relation, however, to Mr.| work of an “ax fiend," But the law says that persons who aid or conceal $ffend- Eis oe ges ae Pilsener. university authorities found ers are not accessories in the crime if they are of the rela- aaa Kee set of examination papers : a . : : Doubtless in the spring Bud Welser | for Professor Turner's agronomy tionship of husband or wife, brother or siste € own to his classmates as “Bock.” | class had b stolen and | child, parent or g andparent It w an when Fortner « the accident to police he was down, pros child or} grand- | rey S passed in 1909 and | head rters, xaid he shot Goodman | ENN Placed. Suspicion at once will shield John anc arry, according to dep yrose- | *celdentally, He thought he had| | groups while the relief men hacked That's the trouble with college, If] to that section of the st it o 1 Joh ind according deputy | J emplied his gun in the chane, he thelr way thru the mass of debris at “name ts Ribbon, . mich: :malgnt: 5 babe | anne the shaft mouth. ce your name is Ribbon, the rollick-) which migh ave pro: Deputy Prosecutor B under was]in s arm, and it was|nald tb Jeputy Coror Wo Ss 4 sure to call you! Knowledge of what the " : a Deputy Coroner W ones, in | Turne ¢ He ay at bis o- Sa.m.,a | ai f 4 it e the irony of fate | his of! to prepare a f ct of pre Pypaeigge nonce <i be nie mn At : th Me | j elected president | €Xamination papers : erp ecu ) wise | LTU 2 a shelf tn a dark cor-|! - wan Indicated considering hit « »f action but es ' Naik DAEs eoina can | SHARCH RESUMED Ball for Kilbourne wag set at| was unable to tadi meitsines iat Seas aa ticks eae *< FOR BANK LOOT $15,000 Monday habe By his offic’ ell beveor ARMY BULL-ETIN A with blood. ‘The murderer) POR BANK 100T = probe by threw it away as he fled down the hall lcounty officers Monday samumen Ps 119 ARE CRUSHED Detective Chief Te t and Police it t| forts to find the loot. Alva Kil-| \ 1 stated Monday ‘ol econstructed the story of Esice _seconatraatad {he story bourne says he threw t of it] no action would be taken The army now has a gas mask without mouth- Government Removed Due } clip, which is | The murderer, after copying the i rs odie ¢ P sake 4 . : EN comfortable to jstolen examination papers, went to x ino *S ui foriddt ee bis : eke ae. Prion h SHANGHAL,.June -8. — The ee ? © bullet-riddied ear. nen, anked 0 0 live in and work ties Ys sige ee Bee Oy el hat 3eiMbourn’. hed “hidden, the Vaepentied pending the inquest, Chief first break in the general strike 6 fa." Gem: Amoe:- Au dyten: hen of eee ex to pets —_ ys car-| money somewhere was tha belief Tennant declared came tonight when strike lead- i J : ried an ax to pry opén drawers. ae : f ; the U. 8. chemical warfare service. aa” at he arent to leave, [Of detectiven, However, a nis | Falling Coal in \ Train Wreck] «1 should say not. 1¢ we suspend | ers ordered employes of Ameri is 8 between ste rational mom ed an officer ¢ | can firms to return to work.» ~ | Turner entered his office to work d an officer ev time a thief was ‘. Gen. Fries says that gas will ex- Sai’ thal Dawe ik “GU baer: caused by ¢ Kilbourne, in | Fatal to Section Gang | ahot, we woutd noon have to close up However, it was determined to~ terminate alt cooties in future wars. | OM) toe te ee folinwed, and the |Portiand Emer hospital, stuck {shop. Here are the circumstances in | maintain the strike against Brit- Huh, by that time the cooties will Sash hd did not hesitate to use| ¥Y his original CONVERSE, Ind, June & thin ca { ish and Japanese houses. The have perfected a gas mas , too chao Kilbourne c in the Cheanpeake & Ohio . was purauing a known Seamen's union ordered Chinese two other m { to quit the British lines, thus tying up the Yangtse river and coastal lines, but not affecting freight train derailment, near here mounted this afternoon, w lies and criminal. He was knocked twieo by the fugitive. He had of chances to shoot the man Hunter Shoots African Okapi,| The office was in disorder, indi-| [Wo thet E orld's Shyeat Animal.”—Heading. |CAting @ terrific struggle. Most of |)" {he atta Nonsense: the world's shycat an-| the drawers had been turned out sea ou hiaey covered and two more =] He was suffering from infection tho cha and did no AGEN Americans, smal is a gink who knows you want Sedan - : expe to , | . sae Sapam eigen : Fi CaS to borrow a 10-spot. COURT IS THR “. Ten ot th ea be ei > es ze wh rs * BAL encase SAN FRANCISCO, June 8.—The | that his pistol was accidental! - Canton government has been re- cbepestodh des eis os mays iter 1 00 LIVES LOST = pa coa At | tee; Walloyeomncptoaies eee _ | moved to Whampoa, due to fighting wearf have been ordered as part of Haliroad ofticaia anf ‘many of, 77 belle Fortner's sory and I in the city, according to a Hong: rage pred iene Ae section chew, werd PCL OD | waits 1 eonnaac iar tha tariivent cS MAN [S ALP. ROMINE acting park superintendent, | «ong cable received here today by } ton th to Pier art apenr | wel consider that the fugitive in| , store arty tony rch ccc Supreme Bench Adjourns; 2 Report Wholesale Destruc-| ath crews worg tearing tho | ti case was accidentally ahot by an He was named by Mayor Brown to take charge of Seattle’s| the Chincee newspaper Ching Sal far epate unay a noeisele: | Cases Still on Docket “1 2 iN FICTION NOTE | WASH ON, June # office: © course o A ’ Yat P tion in Mexico Flood ldebris from the underfut and traf. yee ¥ In the course of his official huge investment in parks, playgrounds and boulevards, altho, THA Lat rhe Cantos att ia tae |fic was expected to| be remumed} a8 Romine himself admits, he never had a park job before} ing, with a large number killed lin all his life. Before landing this job Romine was Mayor|and wounded on both sides, the » TAXI HITS MAN Brown's ranch foreman. The mayor and Romine hope to} Paper told the United Pres: The st-} 3fEXICO CITY, June §—One hun. |t uenday “The Flapper Wife,” a serial, starts | preme court today adjourned until | ,_ 11 f to have been| The men were trapped tomorrow in The St | next October, without deciding el. | 9° lives are repo > hav | A flapper wife, if you must know,| ther of the senate's two important | lost Sun AERIS jmake the park appointment solid when Romine takes the}, “adet troops seeking to cross the viaduct and crushe tons of coal, spilied pon them in| in floods which poured | river were repulsed by the Yunnan- is a girl who thinks a Monarch range | jegal battle for power. over the states of Oaxaca and Vera |i1¢ wrec | civil service examination in July. | by z 3 nm 0 |the wreck a ese forces. = spur of the ‘ ascades. none, the ata Daupherty cane Crux and the city of Tehuantepec. | Belial Pedestrian in Critical Condi-| aa Photo by Carter & Bradley, Star Statt Photographers | The Chinese Woria fosalar cable fe ng th m1 mf enate peas ini? Aaatetios|| TEE . pois 2 |advices that two government in. ‘There ts now $17,273,708.03 in ihe to compel testimony before an in-| Disrupted ee ~ ; a 7 dae | Fixes Tire After tion Following Accident ITH STORM clouds brewing over members of the park | vestigators have arrived at shange : i Pheu ihecine avers | yettienting asap nedre ai aa i eo ee Small Crash; Dies department, public attention Monday centered around} ai, which is now quiet, to probe ley prO-l er was he case © an Myera, | portec ocked jo iy | d Petaihig thas onte tov ohbemelcaed lcetrd een hua ha we pote cae coo Starting to pump YP a tire Of Mie) ee et etn carcet cab as he developments in the situation with the hope that the mil-/causes of the strike and rioting” ¥ work. dent's power of mummary removal | py Find Bod f r after a minor gccldent at W.| 1% fruane ¢ t nee, ie tn the att |lions of dollars invested in the finest system of parks in the} “Aamiral ‘Tsal Ting Kan, who wpeits jor awintive offlcuie wae un Boys Find Body o th nt, and 16th ave. N. W., Sun rs of age, Is in the city ho a os 7 apr soe ‘ 8 cha’ has on ab M 4 hospital Monday morning with «| country will not be wasted. a delegate to the Washington arms Ez epee, ithe Leaigead pianmed by, the eeetes Man; Throat Is Cut , 2249, W. b7th,, apddenly became | fctured skull, He is in a eritical! Wednesday the city council efficiency committee will quiz bean fee te Spent eight E Especially the eubtitle— | \3 Child Killed John F. Madden, 67, 123 John st., Ii and died from) what morgue ne if APSE eee || Mrs. Mae Every Wilkins, deposed park board member, as Fe Teas ae “CAME THEN THE DAWN: widren Kulie miasipg from his home since May’ officials belleve to have been a heart| 7 ; vt was ina daeet/to the real causes for her incurring the displeasure of Mayor rn n aN ya , said Seadiin Withene sack | Rilack |and University, Cook was in a dazed EJB gs other is’ Tseng Tsung Chien, vice Poise is what a gink has’ who| © im Colorado Storm) indy. His throat was cut. Al Newhaus’ car stryck @ machine | Condition and unable to tell his ad-| LOWE: pepanlie teri idn ivi y lS a: | eaboe won td hist GRU HANG. Axe had |Aclven” by Git Andosen, $004 Ws] cee re oats eee A. P. Romine, superintendent of par’ ‘ks, is the storm center Pear ent acting consul in — tries to board a street car thru the| children of Mr, and Mrs, Charles|been dead for several days. | 57th st. The former's car mounted! . Api ravus st. of the present controversy, with Fred Matthys, executive : told police that C . | with . aia Re door marked “Exit Only.” Zion were killed In a tornado which| ‘The body wax found by several] the curb of the sidewalk, deftecting | (0 Wide of hla oad ag walked Intol secretary, one of the contributing causes in the affair. = baie ily struck Vernon, Colo, late Saturday |boys in the underbrush of the park| tho front tire, and Anderson's steer, is floesn’t get red in the face when he} MeCOOK, Neb. June §8—Thre h ; re |ariving north on ‘Third ave. Matthys’ name was linked with that of Mrs. Wilkins, by Secretary Weeks eae | night, according to word received|between Elilott ave. and Prospect st. | ing apparatus broke. Mavor y I LIL GEE. GEE, |here today, ‘The three youngsters| According to John D. Madden, 2| The two, men shtok hands and| layor Brown, as being a disturbing element in park organi- Is Much Improve VAMP, || had taken refuge in a school house|#on of tho dead man, Madden had] agreed to split the expenses, accord- | 2] Killed in City’ zation. BOSTON, June 8.—Secretary = tami pa flap hires t zd bad | land were killed when the bullding|been depsondent at the time he was|ing to a statement ragleirga made | the W kk. E d Romine has held his position as{and, if the mayor's appointment} War John W. Weeks, who is com *B, vibe fae af 3 is th | was demolished. reported missing. | _|'0 traffic officers, He anid he was Over e ee NG | superintendent for nine months with. | holds, Seattle's huge investment in| valescing from an operation here rdie.’ ene Pery: on his way to Ballard police head | CHICAGO, June 8.—A total of 21] out civil service standing. He for-| Parks, playgrounds and boulevards} “had an excellent night and is alee 2a ine. Rt to rerers vite ident | murders, suicides, traffic fatalities|merly was foreman of Mayor} Will bo in the hands of an inexperi-| good condition this morning,” her he ambulances bi jand other violent and accidental] Brown's Ephrata ranch, and prior to | enced man, physicians announced, eure ei advent of o eens F lapper W ives re appy;| Newhaus’ dead body |deaths occurred here over the week.| his work in horticulture was an in-|. Several examinations have been | cecpis o e destrian was a person who H Newhaus is survived by a brother, ‘ é ‘ a br end. structor of Bellingham Normal] scheduled for the position of park! ake, Now he's a person whol gp M ke One More So!) jC. A. Newhaus, of Fatrbanks, |” ihe aint Includes four murders, | school. This ts his first park Job] superintendent, but-thru the influ. jumps. saad O a o| Alaska, sti es hedilt oeathi ey, ence of Mayor Brown they have been ,, ” “ * y | canceled at the last moment. There Many an old-fashioned. mother OST of Seattle's “flapper But I'm happy now in my teho objects to her daughter smok- M wives are ideally happy..-| Mttlo home, with daddy and the Miro: Girls Killed ea ave rea Ss iter Seeneneru rcs scheduled now for ALAR | img cigarets had a grandmother who The two years ago baby,” they go on. Many of } eked a cornccoe G04 Tne COAG is we a praction’ || thend.ate heiplag:to\ vey for, the When Plane Falls | Romino sald Monday that he ex- peti tee | little mother, a good home- home; they have learned to CAPH GIRARDEAU; Mo, June 8. | Death Toll Reaches 605 pects to take tho examination and} ¢ the surface and you save| maker and a loving and lovable cook; they are reading serious Miss Pearl Baysinger and Miss to pass st with high honbra: | emarked Li'l Gee Gee, as she| helpmate. pigtail Seana tie pated sia Rep ee his irae Ml., | - Much interest also is attached to Mhibe edi fie The Star's Flapper Editor ‘a good time'—but it’s a differ- | were killed, and Jo! er, pi .: Sy | the appointme: ROAae Ser nce eel | Tea ie scanty tect || eet of set tae “at stow" mien n'a: Rain and Lower Temperatures Bring Relief i, vines rue é see heaping ‘pile of mail on his Who is the Pacific North- | plane crashed to tj¢ ground’ here, | to Stricken Eastern Areas suggested by Mayor Brown to fill 7 A crafty wife desk—from the city's “flapper wost's ideal “flapper wife?” | late Sunda: ; the vacancy, refused to serve, te re Obes, atvbatt There 1s $50 waiting for her, if ST es BY UNITED PRESS Oklahoma, 2; Georgia, 1, To PERRO! An all-day sob Dileeoey he: OAs sare Pee she, or her friends, wit send | Florence Vidor Asks TOTAL of 605 lives were 605. Minka rug ee lene ie et Naat thee - Pap ekg obed eetl MMos Divorce From King lost during the most disus: | ‘Temperatures tumbted today ana | Buying the je tol ' ‘ 4 trous heat wave in history, [brought relief to virtually all the! 5 le thas * rs ‘ } oug 6 1 be " i , sche Cay . 4 y ‘ Re that as it n ay, Igo Farr lives who th sk bsg Nebr The contest closes at midnight LOS ANGELES, Juno 8——Claim: which ended abruptly last night, {affected districts, with continued cool Particular Home $m Council Bluffs, Wonder howmany| a Lk pte pide Pel hate ; i Monday. Letters postmarked be- |{ng desertion, Mlownee Vidor, ance only after establishing a death | Weather promised, In the few cities Y Want é ies he gets to a m2ful, extravagan me she ay © , y etre ed § r reo today h t Miles he gets to the gallon? expat needy Tinea with fore that hour are eligible, The | actress, fil ult for divorce today | toll more than half as large as | Where the mercury doggedly clung | ou an winner will be announced Wed- |agalnst King Vflor, the actor YE DIARY | gomebody else paying the bills. that which marked the sinking |to Its high perch, the end of the heat |] 1g much easier if you consult the ye 4 nesd Vidor will not conjest the procee vo Was reported slg PO: Nie rs r x x $ (June 7) LLreamut that's foe trdevot Most Wager ate si Jomanded custoay | of the Lusitania, [wave wa reported in sight and re-/! Star's Want Ad Columns, Here te Crees ie AAT long nbed, readies | soattio girls,” objectod the \ ot thelr chit, butino allmony. | ‘Tho victims, who died from neat, |llet was forecast for tonight. is a good listing. Popaiot, books ad sash ad to mneete| city wallor. MOVIE GOERS Aaseaeye Haid the couple had ar. |! storms or by drowning, while| A refreshing rain fell in parts of TERETE eri Bonzo, the Howton bull, and) — Well, prove Mt," maid the SONTY FLAPPER WITH," |lrangod a money jottlomont out of | Seeking relict from the tropical] Pennsylvania, Ohio and Oklahoma, fomey Dit ball, and they ae well-| caitor, Ameriea's newest foxtrot, ||court. ‘They havi llved apart for| Wetther, represonted 16 In other places stiff breezes have 50x10 1 Reon the aatodiars lo tras Ho The Star Is offering $50 Se in ger cere Laratea es) (ao Hane tOtetL During tho list 96 hours that Ola {ended discomfort, Michigan was the|} FULL CEM lay seven setts of| jn cash for the bent letter, toll- || Will be played in Seattle Monday ve did) Sol continued to bake half the na-|nation’s hot spot today, After falter: Re CLR ing of the experiences of a flap- night by two of tho city’s best ||, . a tion, more than half the total deaths |ing there yesterday the heat wave]! circumstances which wo will ex« - ip wine which ainnme itn the par] per who, when sho married, Hebert eLnelT, H, a Southern California occurred r@urned with renewed vigor | plain to purcharer | compel Ss i eyed, a6 sound an alibi, methiake as anys) found real happiness » Byncopators will play it at || : The death toll from the heat|/morning and temperatures began young married coup 3 @. #4, mighty dh home, bat} — At Joawt a hundred flappers || Performances at the Coilseum || Autos Kill 5 Sunday wave, ag compiled by the United|thelr dally climbe Pan aete rea raat : re <sescgfnte Btd cr myers potas have made o nuccess of. mar }] theater. The police band will of LOS ANGBLEA, June &.— ive! poss, follow Now York stato was the heaviest | on give-away torme: “Our Boarding House” has: Re b yaa Boon awherry , contended 4 the have. written’. to fer it as & special number for || persons are 1 }nd three automo. New York state, 181; Pennsyl | sufferer during the seven days that ture for sale if desired. Lolut- [/a habit with so many people «Anon to hed | raw y | | | A maui Peon! ¢ *@ | The Star radio fans on & program start: |) bile drivers were held on suspicion! —yania, 110; New Wngland states, | half the nation sweltered, One hun:| RdilenAes LS Pua i _ |i the circulation department oi lA as Grump, the sage of IT waa the flapplest of tho ing at 8 from KTCL, | VT ho jof mansliughter day 4s the result Ohio, 40; Tlinois, 40; Michi: [dred and eighty-one deaths occurr Turn to the Want Ad Columns || Star is receiving many call Perpkin Hollow, wayn he is afraid| flappers," say many wives, tell Charmed Land's Mighty Voice of weeleend traffic accidents in gan, $3; Maryland, Wiscon. | there—161 of them in New York el and see who ts offering this home || readers who don't want to mi , at & rad dog, but ts more afraid of} ing of rouged cheoks, short Tho Coliseum will feature the |} Southern California, Injuries in a} sin, 18; Washington, D. ©. 14; | Pennsylvania had the second largest |] to you, RBAD TIE WANTS || feature while away from Seatth it © wat wile, | wkirts, carmined lips and con- fascinating dance number ull || dozen accidents tdMled approximate Indiana, 11; Towa, 10; Minnesota, |toll—140, — Sixtyweven deaths oc |] apy DAILY FOR Goop BUYS || Star will bo forwarded to you, ‘ ‘ eheie tinuous rounds of parties and week. ly 16, of which {three may proye 9; Missouri, 4; Delaware, 8;'Ten- |ourred in New Wngland., Ohio and IN RE OSTA TI, you will call MA {0600 an , ai ollificution. if 2 fia 3 itt ys tee” a Din) menor 3; [Illinois ewol oA 40, e Peis, ale a 4 ‘. 1 he: