The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1925, Page 1

Sy WEATHER | | Temperat Metered as Geoond Clare Maller May 8, 1 NO. 102 = 0. x Ba SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNI 4) (he Postoffios at Beatin Wash, and: SO FACTIONS IN FOR BITTER | SIEGE: The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington ot of Congress March 4, 1925. SDAY, JUNI (EVOLUTION FIGHT IN} Pacific Is HOME eal) Os) i 14Th, Per Year, vy Mail, $08 his attorney, John T. Home Elevated Street Car (ict CONT ROL Bre BUSY RAISING WHEAT _ System Is Planned Discovered Vf (ITY wor or tnpora ana ove “f° | Balboa Found It 400 Years Ago; Trade SOUGHT I Here’s Big Project t| PROVEN R CF 7 now Experts See It Anew Howdy, folks! With this kind) - wena | | Detailed stories of the National Foreign Trade Convention ef Weather, even a book agent 3 | will be found on Page Two Todd, Deposed as count make bed : | TRANSIT ; | BY JIM MARSHAL] Mayor, Sets Up Gott # now ek ‘ | , Selah Be ed ad mes iy ago Balog: pom e a Regime of Own i : a Nel, Wo ca | | Proposal Up fo City Plan- | : As it sparkled in the morning cnabine thes xploret saw it 3y Leland Hannum 3 ning Commission Soon : : j\only as a vast stretch of heaving blue water, stretching _ (star Staff Correspondent 2 Sines WOULD COST MILLIONS | ‘on Vs Mwelve hundred’ ot the, keanest business: minds, in the|"mever u: Bam neon oe “ ° V—- - ——¥/ world rediscovered the Pacific Wednesday. Again it sparkled yar 4 oe “ Plan Elevated on Western; in the morning sunshine of a Seattle summer day, and on LY stein seep ly Tipit dha Branches North and South Woman Jailed oa Celie en ee eee i beak eA Senior rne UPAYS PROVEN Arr iam er sae | for Wrecking ioral nee aE hese Women ir. Dice Se a ger areata | Police Autol <i iets: Writers Don't = ieee . “ Jed Ww r ‘ s Julia | o¢ s if at ‘ c ° ri : ; ra IS DAWN \e .nd xy | ns named int t I " ee 1ON THE PACIEK( = mio cop phate : 5. varied | {STAR LEARNS CHIEF ot tional foreign trade ¥ : Rada ct 1 re Carers FEATURS s or PLAN : . i i, We ; evi] th K John E. \ {|| district” at Second, Yesler ane posunes . deed, the first ine \ We north and one south “dB tae todseee _tadersround SSMU aE ETE eee Hitiana city rechnde hee 7Car Line No 4, Don FE, if, C. Adenoids Attending the annual National Foreign Trade convention here, H. C. Adenoids, importer of Mah Jongg) The plan of the proposed elevated street car system thru sets, declared today that the civil}/the downtown district to the north and south districts. war in China can be traced directly | Cars w n fr rentre 7 at Sec ‘esle ie tha Cream Word posite crise. Sts ah Bala run from a central loop district at Second, ». esler Adeneids says that the Chinese will | 20 ashington, on a trestle north and south on Western iate by banning the exportation | AVC. and then out Westlake, and on both sides of Lake w mein, Mr. Hookworm, a| Union on the north and out Spokane st. on the nent anchovy curler of Siberia, | sert is William Pitt Trimble, who he nnounced that synthetic anchovies tre now being manufactured from erankease oil. Both men are stopping “Siew... President and Wife Now. 9% “at Summer White House ie aS Hdokicorm south, In-/ unt t reached the Unive ds committee which t rn drew up the plans. n SOUTH BRANCH TO TURN ON SPOKANE Poo Ameo Blopp A bra of t 1 ‘eer Coolidge F reed of Cares and Climate 6.2 Miia of “Washington; Weather Cool werait Seattle woman sues for divorce be BY DALE VANE YS. | dave She Ce Raa evateda ause her h jokes cigarettes) (United Press Staff Correspondent) he had succes in to, the “ ne doesn’t she retaliate) swAMPSCOTT, Mass. June 24— heat which he had Rertion. fit. the: siierts YE DIARY his native New England to begin a welcome fad heen arranged, |. Trimble xpeaks ‘Thurs Up very betimes m faire day, and by|two months’ vacation freed of the nd Mrs. Coolidge were met | the rapid transit quest before a meeting hoat to town, whore early at my seriven- ing, and anon comes D. Salt, the fisti- cufis impresario, newly returned from the| He found a welcoming crowd of Manhatians, and he wearing gow! knick- by Mr. and Mrs. Frank W, § who will be their netghbors ¢ cares and climate of Washington tarber of: Com va | Estate board at the the summer, They motored to rata iaae’ ihinke Mt bat in jeste, Ai| fellow citizens” of: Massachusetts) Gabiog, tho Stearns’ summer home, | NEW SYSTEM WOULD ” to « coffeehouse, and there t reet hi for bi kfast COST SEVERAL MILLIONS oon , waiting to greet him for breakfas ‘alade of herbs, for my : He says that tho the now The special train which brought presidential pa arrived aod thence to playing saaltoveiend that dart Weta r 4 with A. Ritehie » id make four pen: if Dame Brew do re shortly before 9 delightful early mor: ried of the president and Mrs, Coolidge gon Brcaale cost several millior automobile rrived at | from Washington wo are golr 4 miles from Salem. n ‘me. for sne doth thinke 7 al carline gambler but the devil's spawn. And so| four miles from here, at 7 Drs te oar thecimwnsinctrontl te our mi pal carlines fo heae, where did drink « flsgen of| standard time. Clear, cool weather | of Red Gables, the home of Mr, and (Turn to 97, Column 3) parsnip wine for my stommick’s sake) 0 s ; : to dinner, and to bed. Mrs, Frank ns, near White * o hed. | PNIA HEAT : Court, was the crack contingent of f Eonens eer marines commanded by Lieut. Ed te of oct 0! c the president and Mr 1 from the Speeding Auto Runs vv cot Into Cop; He Fails, seo» t9 Report His Upset * ee pene SONNE ve 4 Court is put into final condition for UNNING at high speed thru the ery g's s |sErigco People Swelter in 8B) tho vacation, the marinew came to| FX\cny just before. dawn este @ snappy salute Degrees at 11 o’Clock | iS day, a small touring ear knocked down a policeman at Fifth ave. and et Union st. and fled, leaving tho of SCO, June 24.— ficer sitting In ta reet wave which struck | The costume of a modern flap per weighs only 24 ounces, a style| writer says. | Her shoes weigh 20 ounces, it] SAN FRAN must be added. jw P.)—The heat iy? Several witnesses to the accident Ls He id most of California yester Ne obtained the license number of the ng garters at an Amer. y on the climb to ) r the parer tive Fune and was O- Year-Old Girl Seriously riiune and ite driver. was est job in| new hish records fo vit ng “monkey glands| scheduled to remain in foree unt ' Injured in Accident later‘in: t morning Thursday afternoon sis, The policeman who was hit by ©1959 San Francisco awoke toa i the car preferred to keep it a s Mrs. Abigail Applesauce says she, temperature of 70 degrees, 14 ae Struck by an automobile Tuesday | te did not report the case to head *to admit that she| grees warmer than yesterday at ufterndon, near her home, 6-yearold| quarters and his name {fs not he monkey fami). the same hour At o'clock it Jean Deitchler, 6409 Latona aye,, | knowr vee | was 88, three degr rmer than) received 4 fractured skull . pire ns | She is in the Norwoginn hospital gpa NEWS Nie Hanke | Wednesday in sorlous condition, | Alleged Rum Plane ‘coring from heat promised to} Suffering mice eee uuto ¥ The Navy Fliers May Quit Arctic {fr Expedition primarily to The equipment ts iney aboard the DRAG RIVER FOR s:. FOUR GIRLS DrownedWhen They Sought ‘sey Heat Relief in South airman of the Nh n Trade counci down Lozy, ex-policeman. for cope Newton, olce sergeant; Fred engineer; Jack Scott, Foley Oatman, water sue nt; Je ds A. Davis. . bridge supe ims Coote? elt : police judge Dr. H.C. health officer Both Norris held office under regular regime d in a public statement said Thomas Dovery. local ed last Friday, was ing forward what he r the cause of the common no difference whether his of these facts caused to back the fi- of : % om his pen fe pped the spirit of the crus sader editor Thomas Dovery knew ysical or financial, as he ally presented these facts to the loyal readers of the Cowlite Fifteen Hundred “‘Bags”’ County News, I loved Thomas Dov- Ready for Star’s Race \ 200s wen & (friend All Boy and Girl Readers Can Enter Long-| yf anita emphasize the fact Distance Toy Balloon Contest Thursday that a cumulative number of ra F ur st tat cme eee" Leaves Finger Prints When fl : He Robs Transfer Safe avson, ci men of & n al succe r or not at power his news- no fear, systema regularities in conducting official business and the final wiping of the slate with a dirty rag doesn't (Turn to Page 7 . Colama 5) SEN hundred air-dogs are Fill out the coupon which ac the leash—walt- companies this story and bring it s and rush in- with “you to The Star office. 1307 00 little boy and | Seventh ave. 5 e boy and|S ave, Thursday morning at AOE There it will be exchanged for a p their entrants in The Star's balloon | 10 a.m ifteen hundred gaudily-colored | hig balloon with a tag attached on lown up so that) which you write your name and ad- dswide, are|dress, Then you, with all the other boys and girls, will go over to the balloons for} nearby vacant Jot next to the Moose jer of The! temple, and, with a big shout, ever) nter into the| one will let their “bags” go on their balloons, will 5 May Returns to Seattle ta Examine Gun and Bullet eronauts re are ple boy and girl Star, who wants to every Luke S May, criminologist ems ployed to probe the murder of Edi- BAC a contest And there is plenty of| long journey up into the sky, over po A SRAM! NN eM ar ¢ of A tor Thomas Doyery, returned ta rly a of room to accommodate every one of | (Turn to Page 7, Column 1) my A Oo ee calc thiciGkoits Hear TA TAESUE| Seattle this morning to complete a vs in a boats grappled laboratory examination of the gun acherous waters of the American river near here today in ned eking relief from the terrific heat ings of friends and went in bathing In the river disregarded the warn They were caught {n the under current drowned before help could reach them The dead Lydia Kraft, 14; Katie Kraft, 16; Kathe Frankfort, 1 Mary Frankfort, 17 The rs recently uecompaniod their fathers here to begin work at the Spreckles Sugar refinery and] were living ont Pho two you » refinery ranch r girls dipped first Long-distance Balloon Race i us erm of the | eo it you want to mee If You can't HI S p A F R and the bullet that, were found a | near Dovery's body. fi vi © as the champion pilot 3 ) to recover the bodies of |Win fami Penmaes There had been some doubt ex~ owner of a distance-flying toy | ailoon, count yourself in on the | big race. Here's how you do it. pressed as to whether Dovery met his death as was apparent. Some Kelso citizens said they believed Dovery might have been slain in some other manner. ‘It Must Be Modified, Says, ay. following « miseroscopic ex- a Fat amination of the bullet today, said ‘ Counsel’s Opinion it indicated plainly that it had | PEKIN, June 24-—Membors of passed thru a human body. Thera the American colony will meet Pris L was blood reaction and traces of r the existing Chi Bes council must modify Its) Aine pone: fomorrow is a day plans for acquiring an auditor- ind the Chinese have |ium, Corporation Counsel Tom Ken- been makin. &|nody held Wednesday week to observe, it | An opinion handed down by him Posters are displayed portraying |on the subject holds that the coun- Britishers killing Chinese, but the]cil may not buy playfields with the Chinese Mourning for Revolt Dead nese situation of mourning preparations for (rim the Cxreman Hun, June 20, | pe Teng, however, ux tho humlaity |, he aise, tan drtven by, Pilot Sent to Pen into tne cooling waters of tho river, ity 8 aulet [Intention of teasing them or part, Inquest Witnesses Say Both SPRAS J |was 12 points lower than yester : Glen Holt, pilot of what is sald to| while their sisters stood on the of thom, to private individuals for | . Pod . | Wart . ; : °. hire, i Fg record wa oct unmarunntngplahe, mune go} ba topped. Into a Amundsen to Arrive "4.0. may tno city buy an aude! Cars Traveling Fast | ‘fhe June heat record was se back to Monro and finish serving a} 1en ey stepne into deep : ‘ . : ye M Leta: 5 Jiora in da0t with a temperature of | Buy Your Own Dl ereakoe pontocies' Oe from 4-40.10] WALOR (HO alder BIHa allomptod 8 in Norway July 4)torum sito with tho Intention of] irxcessive speed, according 100 degr years. Judge Ronald rufed that way | pull them out, but were dragged Into] OSLO, June 24,—-Capt, Roald] hens It for 40 years to Private) witnesses; was at least partially res Fire warnings have been sent to Home Now Tuesday the current themsel ver : Amundsen, Arctic alr explorer Bul Shar vat y he SPonsible for the fatal auto neele Jal! points by tho weather bureau, |] Meal Estate Wrma are offering || jolt nerved six months of the term) A fifth girl member of the swim- | plank to arrive at Horten, Norway, eae ean HRP H ©) dont Sunday afternoon near Kenty their | buys every day Jn |/for having drugs in his possession, | ming party gave the alarm on ® coal steamer on July 4 Rie coGnnii? baie ale Ms in which Mrs. Emma TL. MeMahon \Mr and Mrs. C. E. the Classified Columny of The ||then he was paroled, Woderal offis} Ho intends to write a book cov he to enter aah te ; i wa) of Mercer Island lost hor life ° ¢ Star. Hore is a good lating cers caught him last week when th * * oring his flight almost to the pote, | Mans to confol M Nelda: \ coroners jury Wednesday waa ’ , sf ws efore an gO ahead “ z yee) y | Cox Win ’26 Home} Sido UNDERWALUIE TT |{Toped in Carl Swisjer and the ship ot Noted Scientist ‘Thin wil appear in the autumn, and |' ermatiaiataetel ier tho aituation [told that both autox wore going at * é hfoh’ wont tt ND ET AL Lake Washington thereafter he plans to lecture at ; those: gh sped when thoy crashed at lucky ticket which Me room buns! center ies o alady | Wrokd and paves the way for future work | y Home,” featured In connec hall, full cement bane WASHINGTON, Pa., duno 24—.| home and abrond, of the Chambor's civic building com: | Might angles at a crossroad . rringe of Mise Ph. Inundry tr fur able 5 oO . ‘ i: Li at wre: | tion with the Own Yout Hom Br a u $200,000 Jewelry br Wiliam Curt arabes, 60 IF lls F Deck mittoo,” said Irving W. Inger, hairs) Mi ei q ab ' is | position, which cloned Tuesday nigh A ; unthropologiat, died In a how endiy ¢ © report jdriven by her husband and occu position, which nthropolog 1 1 alls From Dec man, Wednesday, after the report afer iat the armory, went to Mr. and Holdup i in Gotham | Bitar: hore toda | {B was issued. plod also by Mr. and Mrs. George wane of | Mrm C. 1, Cox First ave, W NEW YORK, Juno 4—Threo| ‘Three yenrs ago, Dr, arabes wa of Boat; Drowns | rie docks are now cleared for|Mossas of Mercer island. The other nent eth | With every paid admission to tf Turn to the Classified Columna |{armed bandits held up and bound | atricken with a mysterious malady PORTLAND, Ore. Tune 24 action, The plans have been com. | car was driven by Neal Conloy, 162% is city, more tte convent | armory @ gpance was given to WiB|| and noe who 1» offering thin ||and gagged two ragn in Marca) while heading an exploring expedl | ino Sutherland, 17, of St. Helens, | ploted by the architect and approved | Third ave, Seattle ately after the ceremony for wi the home, Mr. and Mra Cox are’) dandy home to you MUAD || Feldman's Jewelry store on Hroad: | tion into the wilde of South Amer , Was drowned last night in the|by the Osborne estate and every Mrs, MeMahon was thrown from ‘hort trip aroun Vancouver tland. Mr! oianning to. ‘n right in” thelr || THE WANT ADS DAILY way and escaped with diamonds and| ica and since then had fought cour | Witiamotto river here, when he|thing ts roady for the popular sub:|the back seat into the front sent, and Mra, Ging will be al tome nfter i, Faquivete treasure ‘ 1K. J | piatium valued mt $200,000, duly 1 at the Caveman Arms, [aseourlygin overcome the Alseune, foll from the deok of a boat jscrtption campaign,” he said [She died a few hours later,