The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1925, Page 4

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PAGE 4 rH Queenly 42 NOW DEAD IN’ TRAIN WRECK | Investigation of Fatal Acci dent Is Started MANY MORE ARE DYING Catastrophe Is Worst for Several Years H" KBETTSTOWN, N. J, dune 1 By U. P—"The man wroek the Lackawanna railroad, near here ye day, had claimed a toll that marks it as one of the worst railroad disasters in years ® sy ' 2 i} de in as dee { boa r a 4 he. \ the 8ny screa: The ni wa t was caught by the 2 window and was hang ing head down. We got her out Chase Auto; Find 14 Gallons Booze ot moon,| TRY AND GET IT! That is what he is telling them owners of the hands? No! His wife—but the explain that when Henry Stolten, of Friedlander’s, brought 1 to the girl selected as queen of the Own Your Owr yw, June 20, all of the entrants were ea “4 ange. Of course they e Friedla 8 try Ase nes my exzy Low, entrant from Wallingford distric the others, well, at least they had a hand at the Armory. Photo t A Dupen Wins Delay in Assault Trial Dupen, su Witnesses Expose Sound “Rum-Running Activities Skipper of Baker’s Rum Ship Tells of James the old delay in his ar Ke of assault a Operation Delays Kilbourne Rtas Talking About B. C. Hijacking pperenon Gn, Alva. Kibears BY LELAND HANNUM | Following Peter Martnoft, Tacon Be aie i Staff Correspondent _ [admitted rum runner, who 1 a businesslike ma ¢ Everett you Fr - in a Po rae Neg oie od awaits approval of the Oregon gov tae ernor United HERE’S MORE ABOUT ’ DIRECTORIES STARTS ON PAGE ONE | ¢. fished from the water at More few hourn be there for months; neither has the) his 7 er killed last er Seattle Fine Arts society, which the| 1 " directory insists ts in the same TELLS HOW DEFENDANTS wash made the same tr king ur PLANNED RUM-RUNNING He 0 or 60 eacks of gin and ding some more on Gooch island, whinkles, building. One of the prize errors lists the ker and Sowash plotted | f Seattle Retail Druggiste’ thon) Fum-rur g in her home, on Ba nd 18 more cases above Sidney c Rahs athass ty! the: Naw “York 0 road here; was told by M ash ntayed on t th nd tah ac’ irda aw ork tadck., wad Feasey In court Wednesday. | he said, while he and Baker took the torn down months and months ago. r visits to her house, with | or to Lummi island for safekeep. to make room for the new Dexter romkins, who has been freed f : ; Berton Salveiee turn for turning king’s eri-| Fifty more cases. were afterwards still [retrieved from South Pender putting it ashore at Anacortes. en was to get a third of the pro t brought | ceeds for his share in the venture BAKER SPOKE OF HIJACKING LIQUOR Baker, Clauaen id. ker) he arile ition in en September 3 and 16 forgot w o her } The Seattle Real Estate board is Morris, Usted in the directory as being in. the Hinckley building. It's not; it’s in the Chamber of Commerce building. The new Medical and Dental build. ing doesn’t exist, according to the directory, and doctors and dentists tau the quartet , but, on cross-examination by Defense Coun sel B. Lowe and R. D. Harvey, | she admitted “they might have or- |B told him he “taken the liquor from Is the man engaged to all the picture is misleading, so we'll have to out the diamond ring that will 1 Home Exposition on the final ger to inspect the beautiful ider’s show window very own.” The nd Beatrice Ne CHINESE SAILORS HELD IN JAIL Desert Ship at Tacoma to Avoid Australian Trip hey learned the s ® Au re held : SEATTLE Tands Reach for Jewel SAV. SHEPHERDS. RECAPTURED Hands Reach for Jewel | \"yyew Disease "AFTER ESCAPE TAR Told Them It Was Typhoid Jumps Thru Window; Detec- Before Doctors Decided RIMID cour I ft I M { ' f Magnosed th epherd tates ey Rober E. Crowe declared th an clence, 1 kiven B t 1g 1 then 5a ’ a km that he had t even | joctors n epherd CHINA TOLD 10 STOP RIOTS Diplomatic Corps Note De- clares Situation Grave WEDNESDAY, JUN} MeDogpll Sato tives Fire Volley in Chase | } | | f the | t " | the Higrade Milk ¢ | He was ide | New, Cool Summery Modes in _ | Milla, was arrested carer Voile Blouses | 6 Joh r had twe Ish lace tr . veh te ‘ | Kiddies Imported Half-Hose } In Newest Horizontal Stripes geant wit 6 foreign settlement MacDougall-Bouthwic Mens Driver, Unaware of Fire, L BTREET FLOOE d eciat tee Warned by Motorists — eee ; igariaa 2 ELKS ENTERTAIN SUNSHINE CLUB Vaudeville Stunts, Movies and Ice Cream Planned r ~Aa ¢ : Y f 1 bee P } a the HERE’S MORE ABOUT ) HARTLEY MORE ABOUT ( HERE'S | MIRACLE | STARTS ON PAGE ONE | STARTS ON PAGE ONE J / — - those small leaks, Because 1 was] « ted to opponed to governmental Interfer-| p a man wit ence © conduct of the home by | d a baptism at B. I have bee T and de the enemy of children Aineredit no opportunity prattling ated in the nam | SAYS HE'S INTER | IN CHILD WELFARE | The charge that I am seeking to | rob ool children of free text books is but a typical be farther instance. Nothing could from m dered drinks,” and that “Stromkins | the old man and boy from that boat.” who moved into it several weeks | °°" i spbintnmoineg BH rr anehgarare ga sing hi Morrison that | PUrPose, I have never given th aise might have mixed up a ‘Johnny Col-|Clauwon told Justice Morrison that| itty xo much ae a nansine ago are listed from their former) jii6 dp nd he might have in-|Baker did not mention the namo of! 2 bid Daasing locations. iad Takes to Ht the oat thought | ar re Jeatt 28 4 | a “oom “ ¢ dea was hatched hel C. P. R. steamers from Seattle Sry iConasel Aroula. Teikabn | (WeAttecward"" Clausen added, ‘He iden was } Jin t to British Columbia leave from the Colman dock, the Tacoma-built di rectory says. They really leave from Bell st. dock Names of defunct clubs are listed; traced the movements of Baker,|told how he marooned Gillis and bi Morris and Sowash on the day pre Json ashore on Halibut island with ceding the hijacking, by the ald of | Out a skiff.” Sidney Wilfred Jory, local taxi man| Charles Smith, Seattle bollermaker, a Cadboro Bay Yacht club stew.| testified he hired his speedboat, the others are listed with wrong ad-| ara, M-925 to Baker to carry 80 case dresses. Life on the British Columbia. |from Pender island. The “directories” are clantyel’fn’|‘Washington “rum row" was graph-| Earl Whitcomb blandly told the! aluminum cases to lamp-posts. They are distributed by the Directory In- fenlly related to jurors and the {court he was an Anacortes bootleg small audience which the courtroom | ser, He formation company, of which Fred | accommodated during the late -af.lof whisky from Baker and Sownsh ternoon Tu He naid he sold a sack of it to a a <== | Dr. Frost of Anacortes, that it was Cattow's brand andthe Mothers Now Smile” Bearded Bandits At that “Summer Breakfast” problem sacks were Two bandits about 80 years old, : ‘ shabbily dressed and wearing a “(YATS and milk”... that’s the | three-dayx growth of beard, held up right summer breakfast. |H. 8. Reese, 410 Harrison at, at Serve the oats with rich, fresh are fd Ball at, at. 1:00. milk... lots of it. Then hot daya |" ink la will bother you but little, . Just get Quick Quaker, It cooks Seattle-San Diego Hop to Be in July in 3 to 5 minutes, That’s faster than toast. Cooked BAN DIEGO, Cal, June 17—Tho and ready before the kitchen has | **#ttle-Ban Diego non-stop flight of Quick QUAKER cooks in 3 to 5 minutes i IAout. Ben H. Wyatt has been Needed vigor a chance to heat up! set tentatively for the full moon in All that rare Quaker flavor is | July. food there ... the flavor you expect of Wyatt was foreed down near ‘Torrey Pinew yenterday, n tow. fain utes after starting for Senttlo to take off. He and his aldes. wero adrift at nea for hours |18 Miners Killed in Bulgaria Mine Blast SOFIA, June 17.—Bighteen miners wore Killed today in an expiesion in the “Prince Borla" mine at Kint rchkozl, the greatest mine disaster Quaker Oats. Cooks faster, that’s the only dif- ference. And that’s a difference No-hot kitchens you wanted, isn’t it? Pe Wan said he bought five cases | Stage $6 Holdup| 1 brain ers, whose talents aro prostituted | by those whose sole aim i of newspaper rep to prey | emotions and the weaknonses of the | people, and to make money out of | the venture | “ft ha ed a family of chil en who are raising families of andchildren in thie state haps have the real welfare of the child more at heart than those who | have tried light child ability of the parent to maintain a home. “LET THEM HOWL,” rests on the “The greatest favor we can bestow upon tho children of this state ts to reduce taxe lighten the load of the asler for them to and finally to alnst usurption by governmental agencies of those func tions and duties which properly be- long in the home “Politicians who cannot dictate the policies of this administration may howl, seekers of special privileges may spread tholr propaganda, din- appointed job huntera may vent their spite and the yellow newapapers may continue to misrepresent the real facts, but nono of these things will awefye mo from my purpono to give this state the best administration of which T am capable. The howl of those whose aelfish schemes have been thwarted and of those whono hands have been atrick Jen from the people's pockets ts muslc | to my ear May thelr numbers in parent, mak support their protect them 4 | crease IMPATIENCE | Wife--Next time you spend an eve ning at the club, please let me know if Lam to keop breakfast walling for you-Klods Hans, Copenhagen, | and foed upon tho prejudices, the} | | | and per: | J ericket back to life to place mo in a false | I know that the hope of the | | Salwt’s handmaiden, had a a at A man was going drown order to make this prophecy ¢ true they attempted to drows . man and Salwt was to bri him back to life poor devil was nearly ed in the performance.” veer went on: “I intend to put man on the witness stand GIRL SHOUTS AT JUDE Tho girl, who occupied a front seat in the oc pm, Jumped to her feet and shot ncoherently to the Judge Iman admonished her and other cult members that he clear the room unless order was maintained Purdue testified he had assisted in tho baptism at Ballard beach, “Did this man drown?" Vander: | I'd say ho was dead. “Did Salwt bring him back to life?” “Did you ever ace Salwt bring a “Can you do it?" No," Tho trial has occupied the court for the past week 'Criminal Libel Suit May Be Ended Today YUMA, Ariz, Juno 17.—(United Presa).The caso of Georgo W Lynn, editor, accused of criminal bel, was expected to go to the jury late today, Opposing counsel were to complete thelr closing argu ments during tho day, Lynn's attorneys, in summing up thelr cane, declared there was no matics in the publisher's editortal attacks on EB. Ff, Sangutnott!, mil- | Honaire plaintiff, anne HOT FOOT ONE STEP 4 CASH PRIZES Your Wrlends Are (he Judges PASTIME DANCE Tit SPRING SD, COUN ry ry 2 noing Taught Curtin’ Orchestra wrapped Low Prices Prevail in Sheets and Cases Fairhaven Lockwood Pillow Cases Pillow Cases Cathe bar me, to leap ing. 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