The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1925, Page 1

. W. LEASE FIGHT ON #2 Second Claas Matter May 2, 1899, at (he Postoff: the Act of ¢ 187%, Pert by Mal sa0e TWO CENTS IN b WASH., SATURDAY, JUNE VOL. 27. NO. 105 SEATTI | Ge ci and Conn Are | Brew COMPANY ] - QUIZZED Held for False Arrest! Additional Floor to IN o Time Lost on This Job! MUST PAY TACOMAN Snow Tonight David Nadeau Wins| a SATTLI PST BY HOMER G. BREW Howdy, folks! Wonder when LYMPIA, June 27 The this heat wave will lose its curl? board of regents of the belek bs University of Washington | appealed to the state for the | In controversy that has Water Shortage. always drink home| sprung up with the Metropoli- tan Building company, of Se-} attle, over that company’s Lal Gee Gee is afraid, if the | loace of university property ; hortage grows acute, scveral Ae [- ener gai be driven into| in the downtown business dis- fexkruptcy a ‘i : in Case to Collect on | a 4 qeetctee’ | This fact came to light with | i‘, Mee Foreclosure proceedings against) the naming of John H. Powell, Anacortes Holdup | <s 4 4 | ed in| ihe Milwaukee railway were ag: ga reaps eee mf ‘ f | wis he federal court here yesterday | Seattle attor aap an Pay as ACOMA, June 27.--(By There ta no truth to the rumor, sistant attorney general to U. P) however, that th unci! wit! handle the university's prob- and malicious arrest was pay tt in. ie a lem. : granted David W. Nadeau, ID YOU ever wonder what life really was like in SUGGESTION TO THE WeiPi Uipekuat at abiol: cetiolata secretary of the Lions club, an iron cage, with armed guards to rule you, body 1 lies ot against Sheriffs Matt Star-| and soul? wich of King county and C, Then read Wi ng company, made > save the leaso, which 500,000 11-1954. e-Henry ; Olympic Greece has just had another ding, the White annex, the C olution. As the mechanics would! building and others stand on th , Greece has 2516 R. P, M. property covered by the Metropolitan sich ag ase. On it also were the olf Arena imundsen’s Arctic trip wasn't fl and the Hippodrome Buildings, both like his Antarctic trip. There's a) of which were temporary structures, | WEATHERMAN Say It With Showers. i ee ; Bee peas inate and their bonding companie Eieniet: who. aléoowiea: it made by a jury in Judge M. I | Clifford’s court S morning. The Star ; The bond fe bulge in her stockings. comr National Surety comy arrest on a charge of theft, wa and the New Amaste any for Star lea ¢ back” after her pardon. She ha A Congresswoman Goes to Prison prEATHER ~~ ~"‘The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington a | for The Star - The SeattleStar “" p< 50 for false MRS. WINNIFRED MASON HUCK inifred Mason Huck’s story, R. Conn of Skagit county, e Bars;” which will open Tuesday in The Star. Huck, former representative in congress from Illinois, daughter of a senator and the firs aturday. ever to preside over a house of congress, working with and N. E, A. Service, arranged for her own committed to jail, served a sentence in an Ohio prison, and tried to “come told the entire story in 25 thrilling chapters, d of difference’ between the two) NBW BUILDINGS TO Sn om bes each of which is a revelation. Don’t miss the first ‘ \BE UP JUNE % ‘ y 4,“% hahaiity Tuesday! In The! Star only! bea eon According to the terms of the lease) ¥ A : or wen e aur IL APPLESAUCE SAYS: | these temporary. stru have been torn dow Judge Clifford excused Mondeau at the close of the plaintiff's cas ures were to June fi MUlL I NK ee tes othe tonne eee we makes up. his.mind-he-wants a 1ush.job-nobodye-very—near-him-tries -to argte-about it, |= in height jbuilding. So he started a crew of men at work S y pC » x , eka te figared | tnt irigscecorse Louie tad Kook g. f m a k Saturday. Then he got two more crews| May 26, 1924 out, the train has | "zed and a new structure will be put | up’in its place. But the compar gone.” converted the old Arena building in ithe university board of regents had something to do with the rush, But Dotgias a modern garage and store build tall w rong. a gine changing {t, they » | ee P The radio will never be & sreat! porary into a perma’ to civilization. You can't broad- About a a eae SHEPHERD FREE Captain Kidd Outdone by MAYOR TO PILOT eo tk “E55 ON ALL GDUNTS Tale of Rum-Laden Hulk CAR ON BRIDGE Hound a cure for seasickness. to the terr income from the ing from his arres as @ suspect in the} and worked a 24-hour shift iy thru until Thursday, when the job was ready, and nobody | Anacortes bank robbery case | Suits c en ee. jloafed, as the picture shows. Gossip has it that a lease notice served on the company BY [dears aes Phasalhes t a - tea , and Russell R, Evans, ys that’s | each $50,000 damages are ing against Stary from a ten Photographers t structur build well, we know one that tvill! over to the werk on land to. ifs etl. | lense, | 30 to July 5. a part of the moneys the com-} ee, our sun-burned | pany was receiving from Invest-| Acquitted of Germ Murder; LOUNgsters Find Beer- Loaded Wrec of Rochester, ‘ , Ceremony This Afternoon to rapidly that she| ment on leased porperty cia Y Officially Open New Span | Ke a package of corn | ered in the leare “| “Other Case Dropped Salvaging Cargo, but Tug Tows Ship Away | : pan fakes that has sprung a leak. | THREE COMPLAINTS IN Mayor Edw! ) 5 joine ‘% oe NTS LETTER ALES of "4 fayor Edwin J, Brown has joined sire 2738 . Captain Kidd and sea;the drama by seizing the derelict |¢ tare CHICAGO, June 27 (By 1 P) ! he streetcar men's union, Satu y TODAY'S IDIOT board's letts compan treasure were rivaled Friday by|and rapidly towing it away |morning he was officially admitted | The bimbo, listening to a sptech | specifically that: resh victorycame to; Wm, Darling |. sory of) a \phantom. fleet About midnight Thureday a fleet}to the union and paid membership | his crystal set, who yells “Louder! 1, The building on the site of the | shepherd today when State's Attor-| nyaroplanes passing over Lake For-|0f hydroplanes was heard to pass feos for one month. ‘He received a/ . old Arena was not a permanent y Robert E. Crowe announced that|est park; of boys finding an old| Vet Lake Forest park, coming from promoting of the and office building. n jinto the discussions. | PROMINENT MEN | WILL SPEAK |to receive his first id the strect to go to the| sity st.. at Fourth, when it waa not Ms first lesson in the art haye forgotten the incident had not | 4 jfound him not guilty of erenr | | aad ap {of street car driving from D, W | store; ‘ provided for in the lease. his wealthy ward, Billy: Mocitintock yeome et who wer wimming | Henderson, superintendent of Seattle auto was coming, he'd deat) 3. Inmurance on the Metropolitan | iat tie ra Tce bob: Aeetied to abies: jean riday morning, discovered AN| street railways, when he conducted them before; jcompany buflding was not made re hold allace C. Watson, was held fh Pole in weather like this. WITH COOL WEATHER | Sheptert three tubes of rapidly proceeded xc germs for the purpose of murdering | here today on ¢ ‘Ken of plotting to 0 bare Where we cholsted tin possible subjects, ce week-end.” - o, fe tae kick that once the bigh- ie tive beer and gosh! ain't it sad? The temperature will be lower 3 and there will be moderate winds. ron waa. offered | $5\000 to “ald in the Inte Friday re thinking, we're dreaming, It will be somewhat cloudy to- of C. E, Shirley, salesman, who| 4" to others Mrs, Henry Landis, president of Miss: | 8 | ims, according to police, that he|, Diving operations continued until} the city councll, wax to break were hid-| conventional bottle on den all along the shore of thelatter which Mayor Br night. Sac ie with the stein! will still be blue and rainles: Ao" Colaarete Tod noon, the thermometer Cee eg | Watson's tea, according to the |thruout the day. They were pilod|a lead in “The Wayfarer,” was to| KELSO, Wn,, Fane 27.—Scores of stood at 63 degrees—five lower aM 3 | police. {high with bottled refreshments and|make the speech of acceptance, The /persons have been interviewed and | cursion voyage on Puget. Sound wil + rd Defense Holds Geri \ ilsonian to: ES il Beapherd Detense: een i | than at noon Friday. It was ex- {| A banquet at the Wilsonian to) sire Watson told police she had | driven Away at high speed |poltce band furnished music for thelexamined but so far no ingible entertain delegates and visitors Pee 700 Old to Kill.”—Headline, TF pected to get warmer in the || night will close the biennial con-|neen in fear of her fe for some} Crowds of bathers and pientckers | occasion ; fie " phils is 2 good defense. But for ar ornoon, vention of ‘Theta Sigma Phi, wo-|time, her son having quit working | Watched the salvaging of the cargo, clue has been developed in the my time we thought the germs were | ibedranntl nae can 82 degrees, nity, which has been in session for | examined hy allenists, Jin their search that operations Rae ead hee fil ole gt | 1 Abd ye DIARY $$$ four’ days on the University cam were. not slowod.up a whit | Rival Firm’s Phore |, sike 1H. May, “Seattle criminol:| as Girl Abductor i H Two clews, the nature of which hy COCKY: BAND Or Nae, WOKing : Ol >| aI ‘June 26) | pus W 1} Joo Duke, chauttour for ¢ | Pleading guilty to a charge of ; and to the office, av Meet Matures fave Four Injured hen was not divulged by the sheriff's or @ A number of tenable theories but no ‘g° of ab lest I do dissolve into ne-apot. {ae talks by fraternity delegates, KANSAS CITY, Mo,, June fajole an eleetriqus from the | model initiation f# scheduled for |trour persona were injured, none ne SD fairly betimen, The sessions § a ! taxi. ‘com a é-year , ie h & a pany, was arrested al Aiteresiad | ducting 16-year-old Margaret Rior Ag Aer Bk red Bal Apt WA | ER 100 | OW devoted to chapter affairs, and in:| Blast Wrecks Home fice. are being followed in an ef jailed late Friday night on com ae ai Mg jaar IST arrested in ; ortland, Jac! eck, 19, received a }one-to-ten year sentence at Monroe |late Friday. He appeared before company. Duke threw {t into the : " street, it Is alleged Alfred Penhall, neighbor and grocer. | presiding Judge Ronald, | - couple fled May 14 | fort to solve the mystery, Dovery's will was probated yes plaint of having torn down a pri-lrantny, Administe vate telephone belonging to a rival} fon of his $4,000} estate was placed in the hands of he afternoon riously, when an explosion wrecked that of cine | But Supply Will Be Adequate |” The delegates are enthuslastic af-|a two-story building here early today is goode an iden |ter their cruise about Puget Sound}Ail the injured were asleep in the Soon if People Careful | ji4,.° | second story of the building when ‘ . . tives said she took wi r $250 Gallay, mighty ose Appeals to Seattle citizens to con-| ‘Theta Sigma Phi wag founded in|tho blast occurred, Enjoy Your \Five Arrested in cash and jewelry belonging to the and by | serve the water supply were repeat-|1909 nt Washington, Ty's is the - | . . thi ty. + family. my heaven | be, Praised, HAPPY! oq by Superintendent George Rus-| first time that the convention hat! Empleo: e of Canada | Crosby Ferry Head Plunges Summer Vacation | Prohibition Raids EU VERE * | sell Saturday after a forenoon tour|been held on the grounds where Ploy: | Afte With a good used cay, Used car Probibition agents staged two 0 °. | | A ip Rood + Used oar |Fire Engines Can It will soon be time for orators to | Of itispection of the city reservoirs \the original chapter was, Installed. City Faces Charge |] dealers are offoring thelr bert |/raids Friday night, arresting two] 8 h off the Declaration of Inde. | The were depleted during the past % F LOS ANC lence for the Gioriota Fourth, few days by breaks in water mains ri Poppal, former fiscal t 6} slip at ‘day, Cap » {| umns Vow ’ Hag Rea ig hg | and the extraordin heat wave Bo s Le In ured ppal, former fincal agent of th jslip at Akt Mriday, Capt, Harry W May Weston and Vera Bower | y g clty of Toronto, was en route today | Crosby, of the Crosby line ferries, | DODGY COUPH, 1922 MoD le won the swimming race, by gosh,| Ruswell found that the peak of ' les, | 5 os * ‘ to Canada, whero ho in wanted 0 Whon we say this car is one o And then waa reprimanded, water shortage will be passed with in Highway Crash pete beseline $208,000 in war {saved the life of’11-year-old Raiph || Vhem we aay this car is ono of ohurwed of embacs 008,00 We the best conditioned cara wo |} tha ‘0 ore agents seize anista , leause the judge who watched|in a Mw days if citizens continue! parton Grave’ of Bothell Sature pane Pf orabpmeling $808,000, tn watt sroreod)) 1I¥ine. || have had this year and that it shine Bye. fake Ganadleh ieee tS r DUB abie ie ie his stroke to co-operate as they did Friday, | gay yaported to the sherift’s office! Peppal recentty lost his extradition| ‘Tho boy had from a string: | Snaheh cextane cheaeven, tan {/@ case of Imitation gin, a quart of ment: ladder Waroharara na. WB Maia tt a8 underhanded. observing the sprinkling regula | that his auto collided with a 12-year-| appeal to Secretary of State Kollog. |e! and plunged into the wator, |} jbiy it) this week for $675. [limitation Scotch and seven. gallons not motor’ vehiete ’ a ne Hons which prevent watering lawns | oid Kenmore boy named Hughes at| He claims he is the victim of a| Captain Crosby, after. awimming Think of it! ali of real moonshine “Motor vehicles" a { Bees are now said to be feeding pops between 7 and 8:40 morning | Kenmore Friday night, injuring the! ‘political frame-up.” ashore with tho Ind, applied first ald}] Turn to the Want Ad Columns VW, Back and John Olson were Ar. | persons, freight, piarice and other | pppatine ma me ke ao) on A eb Anaye Seah | boy'n Tem, bre td a Poppal was _ arvsatii at s Lane anid Inter nent the bo} home, not |] and seo who is offerigg this car |! rested at 1806 Minor ave. and two! commodities, and under ne, Hien, sling m Rares aut lones mace sosmbials ie youngster was removed (0 i mi “fuco wh muoh the worse for the dip, There |} to you. ROAD THE WANT AD | gallons of moonshine were confis-|and county ordinances are prohibit i Jing o' ria. 0 Hehold use, | home and wan convalescing Satur: | had become a wealthy glase manu:| wore no ferries in the slip at the|l COLUMNS DAILY cated, All prisoners are in the im-/ed from carrying eh) - wealth, j saturday, Jay, the depuly sheriff sald \! migration station, | front, WHEN WALTER DOUGLAS, assistant manager of the Metropolitan Building company, | #4 the Jury excepted Wallace from Baptists of 33 States to |\Pastor-Financier Keynote Speaker; Hundreds Coming A MINISTER-FINANCTER, | who promoted a $2,000,000. 14-stors & will be the keynote speak t the opening session next Tue of the Northern Baptist conven tion in Masonic Temple from June He is the Rey. Clinton Wunder Y., and he is pro | claimed, with no intention of crude pun, as a “wonder He has built up one of the larges chureh congregations in New Yor! | And gained additional fame in the huge structure | which will be a combined church | The convention will be one of the orthwest and is of especial signifi cance since the modernist-fundamen force its way see | structure and {t was not three sto pea \¢ shes H ecangenin| the notthaas “When they were i sap Reartne the number 1926 | ; Z i ton every. corner, as}? action will be taken on the charge |ateamer hull loaded with Canadian | 1 | Teaver a eee All this was necessary so that he | | largest church meetings of Two pints used to make a quart; | rie in height on that Shepherd murdered Billy Me-|beer; of the wholesale sacking of y e park their motors) could pilot a street car across the they make a funeral. etree in the lease Clintock’s mother 16 years Ago the: hull by: residents; and then of| Were Shut off and they glided down|afontlake bridge at dedication cere | ‘ eae A gas-filling station had been Shepherd was still flushed trom the | a mysterious tugboat’ that halted! {upon Lake Washington. monies Saturday afternoon. He was | | talist dispyte may Baloni, forty-four, authorised in the middie of Untver-|) oor ent oflast night when a jury Residents’ of the vicinity. might | Dr. Edward Holyoke, Alonzo M. Pet of0 Jotd steamer hull anchored. a short} a a the significance of Crowe's an- | the street car acroux theb ridge, lead- a , Ra P Tony, poor Tony, he ain't] payable to the university, as provid fee Hath aha rene at KILL H |distance ftom shore. On, the ship|{s tn tecieatin eigen | dence, tn ated bac Aleman ed 6. shyoss on ses vere found hundreds of sac > * " 7a e > wr: i) i i ra 7 nee y ov cated >} 2 sted Sip Py) a ti ‘a a rf D t | CANDIDATE, FOR THE POISN | (Turn to Page | a Colemis 6) | been fan indica i. Even 4 [an ed by urt ay, city au litor, jof Rochester, N. each who will among the pipounent speakers at i [the state's attorney knows I’m inno ortraying the ndvance of trans- the five-day convention. IVY CLUB j SLE pend ae Son of Planning li "Aw the water was only 10 feet deep |portation trom pioneer days to the| be the keynote speaker at the| "pre convention meetings The bozo who says: “It's not the | ——$$—$_$_$_$______ ‘ i oul | they hurriedly began dumping sacks | prose 1 big convention of Baptists, pe. . humidity.” | Crowe also jomnced he would not A u $100,000 E t t Of: beervoverboard.’ “Seventy-five had] >” nt, the dedication pageant con. | DIX vento PtISts,| been held in the it’s the varnidity. NICE WEEK-END IS pi ute “Dr.” Charles C. Fatman, cquire fh state haat thecaatiavit when h py ral vanteles ranging all the way} opening here next Tuesday. church at Harvard ave, and Seneca the dapper young "University" presi a OU} from the stage conch to the latest | st. since Sunday and will continue Lil Gee Gee thinks Amundsen was PREDICT CITY ‘i temas aE HE ‘ . ‘ ais tugboat appeared and, without | entote de ‘ sara hy é Wily dumb to return from the EDICTED IN dent, “who testified th je gave) LONG BEACH, Cal. ‘June 27—| word hooked ‘on to the-old hull'and|euces Of modern times. Schoot until opening da: yphold C ; as hela | Word | Be eet And’ children wore to carry banners show- he Northeru Baptist. conyentlor reathe sernia' for sortie reas : : ne ! Se-ling the different uses and advan- r ot shld society for theologi (We ought to have @ very || Voung McClintock poison his aged mother, Mrs, Nellie | “'t* tages the bridge will make " declared Dr. n Watson, wealthy widow, to ob-||, The boys began diving and taking | Representatives trom all eight high ; mallee of Seattle. “It is a busi tre the deys, 90 mollowing and That's the weather man's good tain her $100,000 fortune jthelr spoils to shore, Spectators be- jschools were met on the north side KEL URDER . | ness session for 1,500,000 Baptists In Ane || news for Seattle folk who plan || Watson was arrested on complaint | 82” to collect. Some even sold their | by representatives of the University. | 83. states, . to get out in the open Sunday. | naries from India, more than | ine brigge (Will of Slain. Editor Pro- | 200, states, ad. stu. vaitors are |exnected to attend the convention we're dreamt F plat | Ma rown was to ‘The annual budget, involving an ex peal aia secre pela the'vtags night and Sunday but the akies | Women Journalists to Hold Shirley was to buy the polson,|!#ke in the brush, awaiting trans-| officially present it to Seattle. Rev bated; Estate Is $4,000 ponditure of nearly $10,000,000, will | Banquet au Uo Tonight which was to he placed in Mrs|Portation in cats, Autos arrived | Cleveland Kleinhauer, who will take | be a phase of the important business | After the convention closes an ex Friday's highest temperature |! men’g honorary journalism frater.|six months igo. Watson will be| but the workers were so engrossed |"Taxy Driver Wrecks Bite sobelie dtr hadi Roh as ahaa, Youth Sentenced The girl's rela- MLAS, June 27—Andrew| Diving into the bay from the ferry || Puy# in foday's Classified Col. |) women and three men Have Red Lights Wire Chief Mantor ¢ © nabbed at the Tacoma hotel,}red warning lights above headlights ) Wifth ave, according to Agent}on his fire fighting apparatus, Ray nd engines are such aa carry : Nadeau sued for $50,000 for dam train schedule. lated that every permanent building | Mr. Douglas reached such a decision last Saturday. He said he decided that business was é | toh Sta t M t H ] U da i wes to hi tati t o By the time you | *rected must be at ieast three stories |S0 good that his company could profitably use another floor on the reconstructed Arena | business ‘Saalliing trate Mil er ‘ r ce ere es y have