The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1925, Page 1

} - ieee Pek nell crhnaieiraieieeniamaitemadaenees s F 4 he Matinee Idol Pays V isit to Gloria’ S Home—in “The Flapper Wife’ Today—Page 12 = ——— i > MISSING SEATTLE MAN RETURNS; Ha! - — The N Jewspé uper With “the Biggest Circul: stion in} Ww D~ § WEATHER a2 Gecond Clare Matter May a, 36 ashington the Postoffios at Beatin Wash., Per Tour, by Mall, $508 VOL NO, 92 r bs Fiske L. NC “pe SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 192 TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. ‘Home Come on, —7 Poughkeepsie Js HAROLD O’NEIL Is pA in the Gor FOUND BY WIFE AS ~ Not So Far Away ‘ge ppearurs ast VARSITY MEN 60 WARREN STONE DEAD ca: Recovered, bt Police Are Look: Bey Sr, BY ROMER c uREW BS OE rans. eg eee ing for Mysterious Driver Who Car- i Beinach, for Teed | 10 Tet AS. hs vcometve nginers an th Bra i Loe ive se pal ried Stricken Man Home tines ond | e Way Bac : Possibilities of fou) play ut Mr, Homer @ ¢ ; | r i Eig a ea ech ‘i ee dh ‘oa. and the strange circum- ae ereuoes ues: (0). ONE: : }CARRIED FOOD, WATER in 46 Genre Cla; dnd bebe post eve stances in the death of Har- g with the stereotypers. r 3 | old O'Neil, 32, son of T. J. O'Neil, well known pattle tailor, were being probed by the entire department, di- t rected by Detective Chief Tennant, following the sud- den passing of young O’Neil in home early Friday Howdy, folks! Now comes the Way - Down - Yonder-in-the-Old- Corn- Field - Sweet - Adeline-Say- You'll - Be-Mine- Until-the-Sands- of-the- Desert-Grow-Cold season. Arum Up <at<Poughkeenslel dis tae ke castes of tho ocuauitory tntlubiepe’ and’ won ‘uatibas | and Ask for Baths | Praise and recognition | By Margaret Bundy \\ HAT they lacked {n funds, the | eo Bold Swindlers | Rob Citizens of Millions Yearly on a time morning. Missing since Wednesday afternoon, Harold O'Neil was found by his wife, Mrs. Es- telle. O'Neil, when she re- turned home from her work Thursday evening. O'Neil was lying on a bed and was partially dressed. He was dazed and lapsed into uncon- BIGGER AND BETTER SERVICE FOR OUR READERS! ling to far parte of thel| FRUNCO men, praesand csiigll, top. Sears ous || HAROLD O'NEIL, son of sciousness before making a S e untry, but with a burning desire of millions of dollars every yea Generally ‘it’s iT. O'Neil, Seattle tailor, statement to his wife. The : h baditogi = este tain kala! poor folks that are robbed. Widows left with a few |! V1.4 Gied suddenly early Fri- alarmed y wife _sum- 4 Ney oe | * ‘ ha aoe a" hundred dollars insurance give it to crooks for rooming || 4, morning at his home, Moned Dr. ph L. Lane, ‘ er | houses that are bootleg joints; put it into Jake cong 2317 48rd N, where he re- but O'Neil was past medical ; |_ “LEAPIN’ SAMMY” CRANE feels like he'll quit Jeapin’ panies that have nothing for sale except large chunsk |) turned after. being absent id and died about 1:30 a. m. Always desirous of giving its read-| for the Seattle of the deop blue sky; lose it in dozens of glamorous ers the best in modern newspaper- making, Home Brew announces the enlargement of its famous multi-col- ered rotogravure section. The new | Kille Indians because, when he had an off day Thursday and was feeling low and out- jeers cracked something inside hi er, pilot of the team, advises since Wednesday. O'Neil on Wednesday after- schemes. f ; 43 9 ; Ph het noon entered his father’s Cad- For some days The Star ha s bec n investigating some |!illac auto in front of the tailoring firm, at 1310 Third ave., of these precious schemes and h intending to go to Smith Cove to meet a customer who -sorts, the fans’ top. But Wade back and ¥ cit “ ince’ and “inves Brownie No. 4, recently purchased | make ‘em like it, Sam.” So maybe he | saved tooa|| deals engineered by shady “bu Th ones itt “| ha n | a8 coming in aboard the Admiral Oriental liner President : for our photographic department, as- . and to t ment opportunity” crooks. he results have bee Grant. Whether he reach s r | sures our readers of the LATEST) “PRACK tn B.C. when a ' 1 hid t pied arated one aaitle i i a babe: ed the ship or not still remains § FIRST! This giant Saal at in the arer coaching .Ja eiga le ang eae 1s editslattn a nystery. iS tires, astigmatism, pat-| and ed to. delive was hots Just what a Star reporter disco are wil ge se mn Developments in the police inquiry came quickly thru the entet rheostat and ringworms. Wite-| th "thee © was no ound fi a series of stories. Then there'll be some advice a morning. The car in which O'Neil drove away, and which less photography is here! This cam- and-gold | (Turn to Page 6, Column 2 everybody—because everybody at some time or other gets || had been missing, was found shortly before noon by Officer era positively uses no wires! a few hundred dollars saved up and looks around for || J. p, Sullivan at Sixth ave. and Pike st. The auto was 4 “Corset ean pt Fashion | TROOPS FLEFING something in which to invest it. Gee Eee nce Bae De one about a car to ain ae 3 | = 2 and chain were also missi Ww BO itard ‘tines sours : | : BY JIM eter uE se aaacara returned home, Suess ena ot.cours, we've advanced | FROM CANTON OU can stand on eninge z econ¢ ets E Coe The manner of his return was learned duineitheonaue “I'm not very familiar with this Gabe asllantin itamaett | and toss a biscuit, aye isa one; ni OA illion ing by Chief Tennant and Captain Kent. About 6 o'clock hookup, seid the radio expert, as y" Crane has been playing | nce in ay ears ete world By Puce atevine a noe Thursday ev pena peeceing to 2 1eir information, a for-hire he fastened his wife's gown, : ear saiice ones | ¥ dollar corporatio F é Z é nousine with a driver in che re 4 ro; od round pl peg ce fw bllenpack (he. sot mek Nu, | Yunnanese Driven Out by thousand chara os of its stock to creep into the hands of || Q’Neil home. chauffeur’s garb drove up to the Census bureau says America now| ticularly brilliant, but with a. | Berratnnee cieecaange, Se seny: «| Attacking Army the “small investor.” The driver assisted O'Neil out of the car. He appeared ce eee Te sa bedsen oft nay peemens “I haver this | This corporation, which we'll call the Great Amalga- || cither badly hurt or seriously ill. The driver of the limousine doubtless, repre-| Three e: ones came his way | feason BAN F ANCIBCO, 7 r mated, Inc., says it possesses huge gold mines in Mexico; || had difficulty in aiding the man up to the entrance and, and “he missed ‘em.’ “The crowd "| fig ts ; te asian 9 sacrpdrien a patented process for smelting ore that uses even the || before going into the house, piactically carried O'Neil inside ie Hpetcd tocoger ee ‘em [ing tho river into Canton and wera || 8Moke; several secret mines in Washington that “yield ||on his back. The driver then left and has not been located. FAMOUS KNEES Slacenere: Saeed per emer > waneriletidtate bink |riving the Yunnanese troops before || $800 and $400 in gold to the ton”; and other miracles || A post-mortem inquiry was immediately ordered and Chief Kid —— |. ¢he ball over the gr | I don't w. Any. | them, the Chinese newspaper Chang || and mary calculated to send widows and go-getters __ Turn te to Page 6, Column 4) Chim — | igrowleds“I'm thea!” | Sager bate fa; te | Sai Yat informed the United |! into pop-eyed paroxysms of jo wee ens | ‘Then he picked up his glove | with I won't go out |? rem it he sca cota Roeabtistpiy Why a $100,000,000 corporation needs to exist in a wo | and: tramped off t.0 field j thers, today. | Guess ‘Ted Bald: |i5¢ trom the city, according to the | cheap office and peddle $100 blocks of stock to small Hartley ue for Hard Pf Btock of the Firs j “Aw, I don't know—I guess | i jistead, tike he did. Thured SH ho ived here. investors is not explained. Nor is it explained where ew York is paj ° rodeo chip oped vy rican an ad RT, ES Ct Jatauntonene forces immediately |) the $300 and $400 a ton gold mines are. About $80 a ‘ : es past Ek 8 ar pani a ttdtigd redhead dene Hook wuneebeetee ot oy ton is considered a bonanza and plenty of mines are || Going at Legislature *Siepeclgar yet most aw yamame 85) «thru the doorway of his apart- hey were pretty hard on the The Chir newspaper reported a|| Working $20 ore and making a nice profit. pe ier | gent at the pees ae of Seca ack i the arena, STOnKOn je assetting tho Brit’ | fi aan these ngs oon BED, the Aare: ae rill bur dard inion st, He cinched the rope | who. stumbled—and | stay ish colonial government of the Hong locking into the Great Amalgamated, Inc., with both The U. 8, bureau of standards Is an vel Der ge a 1 a 3 7 Mow trying to determine the con- faivatta’ the are eae lade hg ShaciceetaPRICNG e6t ‘ob leanne vetoed & Proclamation |) feet and the entire bank book. The Great Amalgamated, || 'Electiy € Officers Unite With Law- fours of flappers’ hostery. room slippers. Since the return of the short skirt, and started again he {in su rt of the Shanghai strikers. || Inc., is especially interested in members of a certain re- makers to “Pan” Governor this shouldn't be difficul Just a kid, yet. Only got | doesn't ‘The proclamation was directed not || ligious sect, and members of this sect get an inside track. || is shouldn't be difficult. r | nes lew. we to P only to the eso residents of the The : vever, rel y acce y I, ragga: sy Tl "patron, “hood | nat way, [only to te loa ees “GBelke ths The G, A., Inc. however, reluctantly accepts money || By Ray W. elton’ tion program, meeting with publie q is sad ih Sonia. st Ben Gtaaet Ine HB die “ot. the rita from outsiders. ; ‘i OLYMPIA, June 12.—Olympia to-) favor at first, is so fraught with Pp (Ad in Colora | Hohskong admlaletration, tHe cable The Great Amalgamated, be it known, is going to start || day reminds one of the Olympia of| inconsistencies and unsound reason~ 5 WANTED—SOME, TO SHAKE! ‘ a rate “ Fass (Clantpnntora' || yeaterdny when polltice was the'prin®| [he Chat even: hia ‘closenteemanhaneet : | said building a smelter in Seattle right away. Contractors || Yesterday when politics was the prin-| Ing ia FREIGUT car to L Hench, California, | ri . cip on of its residents, Inj fuse longer to take h jous!; 4 ene thst. Mais $003.0 Baptists Preparing for . will be excited to know that the smelter will be all up || °?*!|* pred cbaab tine a a pra cada nda 4 . ti recent years the town has de veloped according to the dopesters. : setting another world record. to a point where commerce and in- vee {| and running in 80 day 4 ent to dinner with Dick’s HARTLEY NAMES Anybody who wants to get into the Amalgamated had |/ dustry overshadowed — statehouse | ARTLE Seon ye mine : nd ayeee da: posite Sort | O ernism a t e ere! better hurry up. “Price of the stock is to be advanced |) ®ffairs. | for the most part, are of a on ave.”"—From JONES JUDGE next week. Olympia, shaking off old-time tra-/ petty, inconsequential nature, suffi- 5 gees ditions, has experienced a solld, sub-/cient only to annoy his associates stantial grdwth and while the busl-| without , Flapper Wife.” And then, no doubt, they returned} accomplishi 1 ‘i agi x a ’ PANT cr pote | fy 7 SHS el ecomplishing any rea Well, go ahead and have a good laugh over the thing. ness of the state has been a bie) gooq, his critlos assert, ‘Their pet Faas rat Colorado Group Draws First Blood; but lots of folks aren’t laughing. They’re “investing.” factor, Olympla’s commercial | pres- (Turn to Pago & Column 3) \ ‘Tho Not ser aay ~ To Fight Radicals at Conclave He'll Fill Vacancy Left by) 3efore some of them “invest” they go around and ask ]/ ts) has been its SHIGE CORSE Ai — q i a | — endeavor, Wa Cant tel batter a Drtaiiiiecu Dykernan’s Resignation || their bankers about the Great Amalgamated. The bank- HM Esca pte ReaaUIune has eerane From mayonnaise. eet W. ea es Dr. shaller Matthews, ef ices | || ers tell them very patiently all about it. ‘ back. Olympia, still growing and] bvaed ITH the religious world ¢ ed ‘Ake owledged leade Robert M. Jones, Seattle lawyer | y » “investors” e i 2 tad’s'{| fovaitie alien indantslaty, La cieds ENTURE An old-timer is & girl who-remem- in the most serious controversy |of the more radical modernists, Then the “investors” go right up to the Amalgamated’s }| forging ahead industrially, is again tls meeting |°"4 King county campaign man-|) office and turn over everything shown in their bank |} absorbed Intensely so—in matters | a resolu. |*8er for Governor Hartley in the! hooks, barring the odd cents. Leber tty etic Pale) hers when Maurice Costello, Warren} since Martin Luther posted his 95) The Colorado Bi Sor Kine got, Carlisle |thenes on the caatle church of Wit-|‘Thuraday night, adopte | ‘ ena man who is held responsible for the PEA Od “Ah, these bankers,” they say craftily, “They want |} jittio sid well, Harold ckwood and|tenberg, the stage ix being set right i Moe opposing tho seating of Dr, ; last election, was Friday WrAlleiebictipe that HOMe dhe —reckless riding— Bushm t thrilled her | here in si Se the next and big hire cere is hain paren bse ol bg Hartley to the King eounty su-\) to get my money for some of their own bonds and stocks, || out the early summer days || —desperate fights heest, Act yn the: Grane oe poly In rath seam te. &|perior bench, filling the vacancy || ‘They don’t .want me to be a millionaire and go into ‘aNd : otis On June 30 the Northern Baptist| monopoly in religion was charged |teft by “the resignation of Judge | hey doi fi t hemi? 8 | ip Ritnihertnlhensupalae —airplane thrills— YF DIARY convention, attended by the leading | by the Denver Paptists to Dr. Fos-| King Dykeman, {] competition with them. | ARTLEY, turning things upside churchmen of the denom' all over the United Sta ation from (Turn to Page 6, Column 4) , will-open “ Farly awake, and to wondering firowslly what lay so heavily upon my ee oh ‘ || The Great Amalgamated, Inc., is only one of the dozens || down without making bis pro-j] 1" pas Judgo Dykeman: retires. Monday Bary grat @xactly! cleakattie the. fooal| ure: ‘easure— to take over the position as pub-|| of schemes that continually draw vast sums of money— ||° . | point on which attention is directed. ‘. este, and oping mine eres, 4 Aap tile tae marly |Good Busi lishor of the Seattle Post-tntellt:|} jn comparatively small amounts—from the pockets and Peehat te. will accomplish betyeen —throbbing love— aatined iim forthwith, but) eee tween thal erinige) ée¥ikie oo usiness gencer, savings banks of Seattle. now and the adjourned session of the find if. doubes not ho did be dreamise’ ot] jeadiece jn: tho. fundamentalist and|| Sites Hartley announced the appoint One fantastic gold mining scheme last fall enticed || !¢sslature in tho fall iia matter of You'll Find lé i dogge heaven, where there be « million | rodernist movements within the |ment of Jones Wriday after his ar conjecture, Politieal observers here ou t m Is what every man Is looking for, Maybe’ this listing js just the particular one you are looking for 4 and no fleas, and so disturbed him wot,” After brenkfast, to playing sweet |church. Alre nasiqne on t Lord! all | banner of ¢ wid Kleyb | ee fuckin in Seattle from Walla Walla, |} $600,000 from investors on the theory that enough || aro tiim in the bellet that the ROV- © he ended a tour of the Bast. || gold could be extracted from the waters of Puget Sound || ernor’s plans, regardiess of what lern part of the state, || and the adjacent beaches to make everybody rich, Any |} merit thoy may possess, oan bo ot “THE FIGHTING © because he | ‘ones has been a member of the} Y Ye st ¢ u ice 1 Any || little value to the s | woattl ie ince {408, he, will Sinead Nou AO that! you could notice them,» Any will find himself without means of | | eattle bx ' witht prospects? Ask the sad sea waves, oattelng them ity sHRrHas: has ancl R N ” voters will @igct a man to. worve : sd ee val tagonlzed nearly every elective offi: | ly the cohor lution or of ¥ on thelr armour of tn-| 5 of the iniam tive, reason and argument | RMPIRG WAY The) first overt act against the!| He COMING THE © OUTHWATLD. rnists, who from present indica erve until November, 1 mo tions will be in the minority, wa haven aa made at’ Denver, Colo, ‘Thurnday OUD ON $26 |the remainder of Judge Dykeman's In this series of stories some of the marvelous schemes teat in ndattion to fo you remember at the close of and $10 month! r \! offere ; » “investors” wi » ex , Some || Madorits 0 Ie Ang Ria cdt Wain you used toning nity en |] and $10 moanthiy: term, offered to Se attle investors will be exposed. Some atchouso gossip’ has it that the|| —Start It Today— Good = bye, scholars; good « bye,| FOSHACK ATTACK The new judge was prestdent of || of the tricks of the slick gentry who prey on poor folks |} governor's going wil be hard at the FOR RELIGIOUS VIEWS | school; Lee ERE ft an attack | Turn to the Want Ad Columns i King Metab Mee eae will be told. And, if you have some money to invest, || coming session, Good--bye, teacher; you darn old| It too! ne. form of AD .attac and who 1 offering this prop« || 4m 1918 and chairman of the King bout investi it-safoly wi A a Soes TF cee P 21 foot! upon Dr, Harry Emory Fosdick, | erty to.you, RBAD THI STAR ||County Republican Contral com how to go about investing it safely will be explained, ARTLEY'S s0-callod economy age re pastor of tho Park aye, Buptint Lane ADS DAILY, mitteo In 1020 and 1921, He ty un- (To Be Continued) program is tho rub, ‘The gov- ( kL cdiet siete jaan As JB — church of New Xork city, who, with \ PUNTO le iia Neen eatin) | OME Highly, advertised ‘takraducs ¥.