The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1925, Page 1

COOLER WEATHER TOMORROW, FORECAST inannnnnpnmnntinmnndediianed ote Temperature Last 24 Hours Maximum, 85 Minimum, 63 Today noon, 78 [ WEA WE ATy h The Newspaper With the Bi ggest ‘Ciren atten in We itcadots The Seattle Star ee Wotered as Becond Class Matter May 3, 1899, at (he Postoffice at Geattie, Wash. ander the Act of Congress March Per Year, by Mall, $1.90 VOL. 27. NO. 103. << 8 SEATTL —— a ie Sioa _____ TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. | RAGING Hom i ee a oA KELSO DEA TH CL UE ‘ceca Menneel Coy al Warning Issued ), WAI ‘SDAY JU SH, THU I ~ ASKS AIR MEN INVOLVED BACKSTAGE || MAKES FIRE at GREAT, SAYS LAING FREIGHT WHE AT KELSO! a Howdy, folks! If suffering from frost-bite, rub affected parts with a handful of snow. | Identifies Bullet as Fatal wade [ANOTHER FIRED sHoT|| teste mere w'hle caryeZaiorton!™* * verily BY FRED L., BOALT Meanwhile, Legal Action Is NHERALDED and unknown, er reservoirs Heck, this w n the East, it unless the locomotives can run from Chicago to New York without a fire under the boiler ything! ‘ed hot eee i M . Rurie Todd breezed 0099000000000000 Foreign Trade eet Started to Oust Mayor into Kelso 14 months ago, and straightway hell {eae ese! wn ey ae ing Told It ; began to pop. It was funny at first. {6(XOOLER tomorrow? r lome’ Brew re | . * . x — hf Ey A : Pats atthe pues hae th = Will Help ELSO, June The Physically, Todd is big. He has a big, sohorous voice. Seattle weatherman sald that Li'l Gee Gee said today that she possibility that two|] Because he understands mob psychology, he, a total for, Sve EOL ee ll reduce forest he , for the bene- ng companies, sawmilt d tourists s are reported in the was a contender for the swelter- weight championship, and then she Jaffed and laffed and laffed. e (oe oe ote men may have been involved stranger, made himself mayor of Kelso in almost no found on Page 11) in the killing 6f Thomas Dovy-|| time at all. so8 y, Kelso editor, was ad- By Jim Marshall anon today by. Luke S. nal Foreign Trade| May, Seattle criminologist, ention heard is Seattle humi¢ He isn’t as big or as subtle as Doc Brown, nor does he peddle bull as adroitly. But he’s pretty good. Todd came to Kelso. fro who returned here last night. Seattle. ‘Th C a TODAYS NEWS PICTURE of course, were the sub: | A Kelso Chamber of * nstrum: ot he Snoqualmie forest. a | Americas meee May’s theory is that two|| Commerce in’ the dolérumma,| lumber barons —the’ Long Bell burning over holdings of the | the Trem tty men may have attacked Dov- and pe Washington Cham- | peop Logging Co. Kitsap on its feet, enabling. foreign coun-}ery atid, being *recognized,|| ino ithe ce ee at Au fast'as Todd fired mn aunty ployes, a hostile city council re Centralia reported « firg burning im tries, expecta . the little city n Europe, to be} shot him to prevent action!|. on tne ty harknl walter HUMEOERRIG for one BkGa. | ted them the Wabash district. Balch's saw- - peLOmere ut 8 jagainst them. to put some On June 3 recalled mill and logging equipment have | May, after experiments {n hi pep into it The rest you kno . been destroyed. Forty acres were How American cities must de-jattie Jaboratory, has iden He did. And f re % niriadl ‘over, 2 velop great alrports, so t at! bu et found near the scene of the he made a job™s HAS BIG FOLLOWING : eke Ore., reporis a fire in weat freight lines may ne established, | murder, as the death ‘bullet which for himaecif id a big foll Polk county, still uncontrolled. One ‘oms America, but from | Ho in ax yet there, as secre-) Kelso 0 er camp has burned American ports to foreign tries: | fired from tar mana ad that he has ¢ bac near Eu- set Camp 36 at ! | found. on. the, scare at $200 a mo « ernment.” Mor n deserted by log- | epartment of state is} been fired from an wers are working people who fire lines, bat- ce ts | an terpr nd a second one urd him as their champion. uipment Members of the Washington Na- ground to confuse uses all the terms 28 Another fire is burning at La Cen- ational Guard are battling today to offic ; cba: auiienaa : ommon pec ar predator ter, nine miles east of Vancouver, keep American Lake open to ship- | | spark ee ties | today interview all of. ieercaug he ri that Lincoln Steffens em Wesh. No serious damage is re- ping. Tear gas, airplanes and liver | | fictals citizens who are inter was a live-wire ed years ago when muck- || ported and onjons are being freely used by ¢ | habilitation of the world was! ested in the Dovery death probe and a go-get aking was fashionable. Some Still another blaze is being fought the combatants. The photograph | - re ae ee | He will also hold conference with ter, and Kelso Todd | church people are among his fol- by 125 men near Palmer, Ore., run- shows a private in the 146th Field er Sheriff C. W. Studebaker to discuss believed him 2 15] 0Wers, and one mm in ex- ning up Larch mountain, The land Artillery, loading his gun with) and eliminate a maze of theories in || Ho talked in terms of thousands) tavagant in his praise of him is being logged by the Bridal Vell | the case. of workmen and m ns None loves or believes in him Lumber Co. paratory to going kan the top. Attorney John Casey, of Se- lars, * more than did poor Thomas Dov doughauts from the ecookhouse, sal Thursday will be several degrees ‘ : | altle, appearing for A. Hurlc || | He | would pluck sntomobilt| oy, nis paper, the Cow hotter ‘than Wednesday. Wednes- The Kind Words Club of Seattle} Todd, was here today to start ce bf es bg she ¥ + ene of thin | County N waa yiolentiy pro- day's top mark was $0; it was that was going to 6 eal Me ie : quo heats shtbaeecWd od } pia ty es i cage + thee down | 7640 Dovers was a typical small- shortly before noon Thursday and as thelr next-thow- tf = Print atten | -againat Nat Smith, with the eagle? ii wus town editor. He had had news- ~ |}! going up. reports that they have decided to | | view of ousting Smith ax Kelso oO Ee eee ei AO Porn [papers and print shops all over ‘A bazeioverspread the city, keeping stage a meeting of the Rainier Va | mayor. Smith will be asked to seit i ‘with ‘ pride | te Weat before coming to Kelso. out some of the @irect raysof the ley Commercial Club instead | show caase in superior court ee ae ae itated with a |The News gave him a scant liv- || sun, but making it “sticky.” There ad: why he should not turn over in Kelao, and he ls WES | ing was a light breeze from the west, 1 cannot sing the old songs | the Kelso government to Todd, white-hot bees beside “ge ‘iy On Friday night of. ast week which tempered the temperature m 1 sang long 'yecrs age, Officials, commenting on the legal || Fer ety ot eee the Long-Bell | DOVery was murdered, -Who kili- || little pr fam. ach oF ingertngy {hem | Procedure. foned that while || ener Co, wich built Longe| ed him? And why? “The Gang,” Wednesday evening was unusually Upon the radio | Kelso now two governme: mi min aoa” fd - says Todd, “to save themselves warm; so was Wednesday night. The es rE | } the court case may bring out the vee ae Os eee ‘ ay from impending exposure.’ old by-word that “ “Washington's National Guard} fact that the city now han no legal Among other things... Todd race blankets at night in Seattle” didn’t ° troops passed in review before Gov |mayor at all and that the two rul wanted a port for Kelso. But SMITH IS SILENT hola true, for once. Roland H. Hartley in three sections | ing factions have no authority [Esp sen aor ea Fda ce pe When the townspeople recalled || But cheer up: It’s 100 in Aberdeen; ‘Thursday."—Tacoma News-Tribune. | H. J. Gaither, ant ant printer Nie ey nee onth perae est Toda, t elected Nat Smith at more than $0 in Spokane; nearly 100 You just ought to have seen him, from Texas, who was questioned by ene A sie 4 bia, has a| the same time. Smith is the || in Walla Walla; and over the century Myrtle! officials, was released after three|| Cowlitz and vagy aa seeds town's under- gapmummas | mark in Salem, 105; Roseburg, 104, Pee rine | hours yesterday. port which rage both cities. | taker. He is an i and Medford, 108.8. Sign on the Back of a Ford: teed ek wel | ohnen nono, jexeeryioek obs ; Victoria and Vancouver are both 4 the Kelso Chamber o! a saicibthe hast and wears hotter; so is Portland. Tacoma's |] in his efforts to get a port for). distinguished running about even, with a shade the | Fee ce eee tees acy Seuice , mndal better of it. San Francisco's nosing | Lip ee Te aN ee rear Sane | rene, Only Ong gee | \the century mark and back of the | attorney for the Long- ©- | in the county, Seen coast in California—oh, boy! Hundred Members of the National Foreign | |] Judge H. BE. McKenney, a wealthy Smith is a si- | and ten, going up "Trade Council will visit British Co- | |] property owner, and State Sena-| onan te | pete ifs dacs a ann ENA lumbla Saturday. Probably to study | |] tor Frank G. Barnes hates news. one e% test in rts. j | These three became, in the : | me of our grea Lae | City Controller Carroll toj} nie” se wcda mad isis follow. | PAPC! public ‘MAN DIES WHEN ; odd a jas much as : Nest to @ horeefly in 9 Ford Sign Warrant era, “The Gang,” or sometimes! road loves it : perags, . the most, out-of-Iick /™.| poate Ys referred 10 as “The Boodle |i16 yays he will | IN et or isle ioe Ree City Comptroller H, We Carroll will “Tedd uaid The. Gang: wan ‘de-| Snore: Todd, ° je te Friday nign « $161,0000warrant under : i ath ail jand he prob. eee the terms of the cify ordinanés for ne ne hence a 50 forjably will Dar : As oso aise ts oun) vie TeOean: the purchase’of a city auditorium site bi ig ign pga al queso Sea Be | : bers when all the kids started a pop ‘a Thi i " iris 9: i 7 T at Fourth ave, N. and Republican st maaiheen he gach ate Yat : | but one mayor, and he assumes || day of summer. ; i groin ar r) he + ACH | way ts clear for the signing of this ing school lands and committing | mont attempts to function, ing the old Hippodrome building at see balloon has the name and address of its “driver” and the one that goes the farthest will] warrant, following he apleion |] all sorta of crimes. ‘The business | gmith's police department will ||IFifth ave. and University st, | Reson grr win $25, to be divided between the youngster who sent it and the one who finds it. Corporation’ Counsel Kennedy bn the || Men of Kéleo! wearled of} Todds) attest it and: put, tt In. jell or.” |) man “bellevedete bey Be dy nai: r Early up. and to breakfasting on eee —Photos by Carter & Bradley, Star Staft Photographers |AUditorium project Wednesday, Ken- hnd he lost his job: as secretary | try to. | son, was stricken with heart fail- sweetbreads creamed with pimentoes, hot BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER tn wo nedy’s opinton advised modified manager of the chamber of ike: So you can see there is dyna- || ure Wednesday night when a brick Mecnits and chocolate. and so to town, gee) ULE BUTLE chem Liner carer i ce, So he went into politics.| mite in the situation. | wall hed to the ground. where besy af my stint"and jnt Yeneh | “Up, up, up ina balloon went office, and $96 1s the first prize. | discussed” by’ Henry af) Robinecn, postal tia eed tes A ec lae d map es ie ees av | For the life of me I can't make || ge Seaitieh ere ty hospital a rhe nt o v~ } | y necon < ré rt ry Sounc¢ 8U S , i! 4 ar em . r beeing ah na St epele: Wie eae | lia Ll i od otieey Similarly the second and third j bank of Lon Angeles, and-a mem-| “ Comptrotier Carrol will conter with | tht! up my mind whether ‘Todd is alt || unconscious and died at 12:30 a. m. es, so fo worke with « right goode will, and - aes ree F y ae ph ne : att ain $10, ro lber of the former Dawes commis.| city councilmen erparding wnt He brought John A. Davis down | Might, or all wrong, or 50-50. T || ‘Thursday. i anon to honre, where did dine on stenke- hursday morning when en- spectively, will be divided be- | sion ¢ " 3 y rig | heard him refer in a speech to Sev fi Jong- m bien sa Wi | plan of detalie in the mnatageme from Snohomish county, Davis sr Several witnesses standing alone i nally Lan’ Met breede, a ealade ot trans | {rant sNaiaaa’ thee tay” sg CAN Re ratte and finder, _ | Senator Hiram Bingham, of Con-| Jr tne auditorium, he declarant || ia an elderly gentieman who de-|Thomas Dovery, “He was my || side ‘Thompson said he watched a { and mazemsaiee, and © peach cebtier,| Ty bags‘on’thé-lot; niext’the | tho” state will have a chance. | noite, reece ees suthority * on | day that tho city’s righta in the mat. || Mehts to tell audlonces that he| friend. loved him. I would }/{ntently, and when the wall’ started a and woul nave om a + ; orbee e ce | aviation, presented alr freight data % w be .| rather a thousand times that it to caye inéhe sped and fell te q is 4 is ” ” ter must be » »rot < was once a member of the pop gasp nm, heaven help me! on a diet, And Moone Lernple at Eighth ave. to be partion of the necond and farecast. must be scrupulously protected, Ullst party, Davie established. a | had been I.” “Wiis voice was low |! the pavement, | pA sheets beer: bi yelled ‘the kiddies. ant aA onicte Seas Ly oe ue Werient, aapldtant "ocr residence in Kelso and ran | And vibrant with emotion, Twas || at the hospital police found only | Kole, sow lina two men tying to} “others, they 1g0"k ed at the American Legion's mene a yp rih new sas ccna § MAN against Barnes, who was seeking | ™OV**: the name “8. AX Thompson,” and an function a8 mayor. But that’s noth- And sure enough, they. did Ko big celebration, July 4, at the Lhe ie gene elie EL NA Att AB re-election for the state senate. ALWAYS BIG TYPE address in Vancouver, B. C. The ; ing. We've got Brown and Nichols. ty ieeiats Ae svat ‘4 5 , fostering. the ‘growth of American ioe wan’ obace Davia INT tHe coroner js trying to identify the a4 "6 e708 floating: lowly upward at first, University «stadium at Seattle | orsign trade. oo 3arnes But later in the evening I was {| man and locate ate relatives. i: then faster, catching, air cur- frofi the hands/of. Miss Liberty CG Sv ‘ H Ib] d R . primary, so Todd threw his sup-| with a man who knew Todd, He 5 onl “Thomas Meighan fo ecuive) renta above the bulldings, and herself. ‘Thoso wid cannot at- |qareat woe Lit Ne fe He asselblad Rescues Tourist) port to tne democrat in the finals. | Showed me a handbill which Todd || oa 310,000 a Week Salary.”—Headlinc. | . 24 " ‘ jeneral Hlectrie company, was th ; ee clacead 7 ete 2 ar ucihane’ salary), comments finally ‘at a distance of several tend will receive prizes by foal. | sdtnotpalwpeeker, at a, noon iuhoheoh in Lake Canoe Upset But Barnes was re-elected. He) haq had printed advertising his || ee hundred fect sailing gently Pee ate ortenn Ma auntonGtato te charges that during the primary | meeting. Other speakers’ were : ° away towards the Sound—aad oes ma . a campaign Todd offered to flop for! announced in small type, but |} “ee yort association, in The Olymple's A. McGrath, a t rom P Spits YPC, | hb { f who knows where? ‘Americans Will Be [port association ymple's) A. McGrath, a tourist trom Phila-|} $1,999, ‘Todd's name was printed in || q uperintendent Russell announces talian room. delphia, was pulled out of Lake Yb Say c | 4 Mt has become necessary to re- But nearly everybody will P ted at Court} hina, the Philippines and Mexico] Washington Wednesday by Police Then Todd ran for mayor last |jarge, black type, thus: ; ds toon Den ga pnaehontgne th find out in due time, for each resented a Our) fina the at pn bee BRA. 3 oltc fall—and was elected by a ma-| 4) RURIC TODD—HIMSELF trict the use of water for a short t jcame in for group discussion during| Lieutenant G. V, Hasselblad, after jority of 88 vote: BON." fi j ime, We thought those bootleggers| balloon has a tag tied to J LONDON, June 26.—The Ameri-| the afternoon, McGrath's canoe had upset near|| > a7. » Hendbeeite 802 | Arrested at the close of an ine 2 | 4 ch of that stuff] With the--render's name, and f | Wednesday afternoon many wom-| Lieut. Hasselblad’s home at 718 He had a stormy time o} in always refers to himself Wednesday morning, Neal C. ns were using too much When it. finally ‘lands’ the |can embassy announced today that Bahay y en py ty AEE i tageeattl at 7 office, Every subordinate’ who| that way in print,” my.compan- a ange sticava: No UaaAanE i ¥ on visitors were guests c 0 | Lakes! vo. 8, nf Bs ASS peek} | in thei Beotch. | finder will fill in his or her |Mrs, A. B. Houghton, wife of tho) ° \ aesites ore eer gest M4 Bis raha etek LO was not for him was, necessarily, | jon said, “A smart fellow, but || in the county jail Thursday without ADVERTISING name‘on the other side of the | American ambassador, will present bareve. ther on Hea. othe nea hance at Tisbelil "Base Aa wiaprea ‘ “a tool of The Gang.» And The conceited.’ } bail in connection with the deata i Nei RE :; tag, mail it to The Star, and the following Americans at the final | CTV? bd A Ritae iodhthe ai: poet : % ‘ of Mrs, Emma L. MacMohan, fatal- ee Now that an automobile manufac: | it tie cauh prize with the |court of the season of Buckingham | "conic boulevards and later enter-| cruise of tho Inke, Ho struck a Just then we met Todd—himself—in person, and my |!jy injured in an auto accident at 5 turer has leased the Eiffel Tower for | Friday tal them ata Jawn tea party, squall and his canoe overturned, 6 ' ked: 'y : clectric sign advertising, we may ex-| sender. ant A REAL 5 RS EMRE i Friday's general sessions will start| Hasselblad, porcetving his plight, Companion Seked; { i Kent last Sunday. eet to se0— iis tibet last Soltke RET ean sea ating at 2p. m. with a talk by Rear Ad-| hurriedly came to his rescue in a gas | “Did you have the crowd with you tonight ?” Si baRASHRAR SE all wey ; ‘ pe the one whose ta rs. Wm, W.. Gra c 3 ; a i Saks ea laheas SS nley: ; } The Leaning Tower of Pisa adver-| [2 Mt ne from ‘The auar | Elaine Wilcox, “Denver miral L, C. Palmer, of the fleot cor. | boat. f ‘No,” Todd replied, “it was very cold.” ° pbedrbaneneadet Sa oR ney Sistah s : tising Halg & Haig. es ‘ reptistcsinias nade dda ee de | poration, The moming will be de. i | One of his eyelids drooped in a wink, and he threw Laie Re sudl entered the high. ‘ “ win RMA voted to group sesslor Find $1,000 Ring his head back and laughed. “Did I have 'em with me? way at right angles, crashing into “ p i id I? Oh, boy! I'll say I did!” an automobile driven by Uf! V. Mac- ‘ Niagara Falls draped with posters Buying a Good in Waste Basket Did I? » boy! ay y : v4 Py Mehan, of Mercer island, ii Prom te virtues of the No- I —you have not started to read UsedC. A°%$1,000 dingnond ring in a waste on enlace a TH NG Orman Mra. MRGMCOR RIT Penal MA Oe? resco “THE FLAPPER WIFE” sed Car basket. fatagy hurt, ‘Her husband and two In much easter if you consult The || such was the surprising discovo See rT AN eT 7 == l other occupants of the car, Mr. and | prising discovery other occupants n » Mr. eth agriutural department sey | do not put it off any longer. Star Want. Ad Columns. Here are |{mado at the Waldorf hotel Wednos Fi h Hurt |) Mis. Georee Fossas, were severely his Miaithiehal oe bent "ew, two good buys, day nightyatter tho ring's owner, | #38 erman Hur RANCHER IS KILLED injured. PEGE C ERS OSES AA NISHA. GH aya F : , . ae 5 Mrs. H Stanford, wuest at tho ley and two of his passengers, Rut that’s nothing, Bootleggers The Star has published, in pamphlet form, 24 WORD Coupe; driven vory Herel raboreed ier pagina tina| in Auto Mishap WHILE CHASING COW tlaa doa Woleh senesaraee 4 yorage ore of of DI “aced) eha 7 j inati of oq y’ 6 y y TO) e + Miss We '. & ne Alig Mid asic 44 0 bottle on the preceding chapters of this fascinating a PR MY was mado after the entire premises}. Bruises about the loge were the and William Myers, received minor og abla story up to and including today’s install- 22) Ford Sedan; look and runs {had been ransacked, An enterpris- | only injuries sustained by Wo ALONG TRAIN TRACK injuries, . ; }] “just fina and is equipp ; y ; ' Theat woRy. Wy) oll announcers we detest, ment, « iutomatic swipe, double Ine clarie! 1ookked Ih the ante basket. | statthewnon, 1689 24th ave. W., when |] [Coat une cos Ce Us wn ea a eee aaa en AN Uhovet bu fer isthe? duen peal Jor ahoolt: absorvers, «mitrore satya : ' hile chasing his runaway || that MacMehan was driving at a , Pr a rs ions sraadcinestne Han PETER non nearly, brand new cord tres, || TACOMA, June 25.— ‘Testimony | Ne Was struck Wednosday by an aus |} cow atong tho railroad tracks || moderate rato of speed north on tha 4] As if a mouth was full of mush, TART y poy v ints mine, athe $250 continued today in the suit of D, W,{tomobile driven by W. . Belcher, || near Dipringer yesterday ater- || highway, when Conley dashed {i a * One THE STORY ou may Mtain a cop: ne Sti ‘Turn to the Wart Ad Columns || Nadeau, secretary of the Tacoma | 2807 Third ave, S, Matthewson, 6s,|] noon, M. 12, Dutcher, 64, a ranch. from the side road and collided with P Li'l Gee Gee says phe eats at the Cireulation Department or one will be and seo who is offering these cara || Lions’ club, against Sheriff Starwioh, | is a fishexpan, | or, was struck and killed by a || bis ear, t Dirty Spoon because all tho flios TODAY mailed to you FOR THE ASKING to you, ROAD THM STAR |Jof King county, for falso arrost,| ‘The accid@nt ocourred at 16th ave.|] train, Tho aceldent occurred Sunday af. " theese are /a0) fot. dnd healthy, PHONE, MATN.0600 WANT AD COLUMNS Yor Joait accuses Starwieh of falsely |W. and Garfield st, after which hol] ‘The cow oscapod uninjuned tornoon. Mrs, MacMehan died a a aoe M 7 GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS, rosting him in the Anacortes bank} was taken to the olty hospital snuly His widow and one son survive, }{few houra later in ‘Taylor Lacey Pave ey J vobbery case, He asky $50,975, then to his home, :ealimeaenreinaieneisiiaecciinamneimmaned Doaital at Auburn i - “ol th eet ne * - N a “ie \ v <- J » » f RVING YEP er, 1 EE pin opps laa ir Li i li y