The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1925, Page 1

4 eS | ODERNSTS WIN BAPTIST CHURCH WA . sz AAA AAA LORE The Newspaper Ww ith the Biggest “Circulation in Washington f WEATHER | ji. The: seattleStar i sets od an Se 2, 1BDd, at Postoffice at Beattte, ¥ nareen NO. 109 —— ; SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1925. * TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. i Water Shortage Will End Friday? Me | gal WINS IN CITY BACK ec “In the Beginning God Created’”— BATTLE i | Fah would pu like to fir ahaa Y aati e Bi ae ted HEAP 1 8 4 f Christ . © doorstep, along with the milk Bei va sa | CHAPTER 1 Howdy, folks: Are you fellow. | bottle? ¥) sel il, Ing this) Fundamentalism Mod. | That is what happened d Mra ' Af ther Mary was espoused to tosers | Dy, Woelfkin and His = emit argument? We don't un. | RH. Dare Nob Mill ave, esse diene { hild of the Holy Ghost Companions Seated ' nd it, eith | early ednesday, She heard a tg ! I ishanid . % et ey se | try, sw a. Bundle, and dlecovered N the beginning God.created the’ a-jus al ibe at Convention 4 parred Rockefelier’s pastor yesterday to the tag pinned to the little, 2 And the earth was without form, to put her away privi fhe four de: 5 UE because he's a modernist dark-haired baby boy t Park Avenue and void, and darkness was upon Baptist church, Rockefeller might retaliate by fir- Yoday baby Gordon is washed, the face of the deep And the Spi behold, the New York City, the church of ‘ it. jag all fundamentalists from his serv warmed and fed. He ts sleeping rit of God moved upon the face of red unto him John D. Rockefeller, Jr., won » whee stations . . peacefully at the Dare home the waters pseph, thou xc hard and close fight Thursday at 7 esis Erickson Hits Out at | icf) ue. Dare he b At Cod aiid Tat there. be lights: cone take ants thee ean for sea al gett MbRiiaoe ot We asked Lil Gee Gee if she sc) Tomorrow he will have a dot and there was light for that which i the Northern Baptist convention were a sundae \ : Officials for De ing father and mother. If not 4 And God saw the light, that # of the Moly GI here. le,” she said, “I'm a republi i Ww Mr. and Mra. Dare, then som> was good and God divided the light And she th a ‘The delegutes, whoxe admiasion a a badam } laying ork one wnom the w and who from the darkness and thou shalt call his name |! offic members of the church ses- . ie Ag | has asked first refusal for the 5 And God called the light JESUS: for he shall save his people || sions was questioned he grounds Tou can say this for the modern. + AWN sprinkling restrictions \ e of humanity and the darkness he called Ni from their sins ot rary beliefs of the Park ott eee ne wake i in effect for the past week And the evening and the morning CHAPTER NXVI Herenuean a 7 gle think of + ion who used to} were the first da 5 : lius elfkin, Mrs. Woe 1 think that a church merely a| Will be lifted Friday morning, Ae ren G “4 said ak sin hake I declaed ty an angel te the 7s iit F mee Russell sald Thursday, as his tela‘ and iol herii bareiaaekteion: | 2 mech tested before the enroll- yi i i we ¢ fish o! sea, and over ane, 1 con ttee and the question i Dear Homer: I see by the pa creased storage in the city’s five | Sr ae a eer Lead eren Lol caan LoORRRAT VG RISE Search seaecen I ry pers that Oh: Hanson went CSE Shay | cattle, and over all the earth, and | s ee, ie hing that creep. “ay of the week, came Mary Ma . and the other Mary to sce over every creeping eth upon the earth 7 So God created man in his own itnage, in the image of God created he him: male and female created he them sere dele- Milliken. around banging on his neighbors Gerd bead a aD eal ve doors during the Santa Barbara on baa he lh Sar quake. Isn't that just like Ole to. | S2i4. Russell, “and if all goes well try and make mere noise than an Thursday we can once more per earthquake?—Frank Richardson Pierce. mit Seattle citizens use water nded from heavy Two Citizens Shot in Buck- f 1 ; { ° led , cee ae Seen St ell, hos of . the 28 And God blessed them, and God oiled hack the stone from o i 5 “6 . + | ¥ the de nd sat upor tion ot ur idea of a tieat man is a mur.|d8¥ instead of only trom 7 to so) ley Fray; One Near Death sid unto them, Be fruitfnl, and mul. ‘%¢,door, and sat upon it. | ey dere who carefully dusts off the |™orning and eve! tiply, and replenish the earth, and ie eee eat while’ {ie seectan at TEN heir before he ‘site down| Lifting of ing, and his raiment white as ne regularity of their electi subdue it: and have dominion over ve tan. be eolsled ROBBERS — UNIDENTIFIED in {t. out, however, would be contingent the fish of theses, andiover the fom) eee a ae cee eenare Nee. ane Wi aadee upon voluntary co-operation of a i: “ of the air, and over every living thing .°. "aia shake, and be a vay Teel sot the Pie en es Wigs 8 A radio b water users conserving the Fleeing Thief Returns for that moveth upon the earth eye) : cANenue, church ae Is Harry McBhorts supply to guarantee plent men there was little else 10 do ept them {f it He listen for hours age during the latter part.ot the Body of Slain Comrade To market reports month n will swarm cepted ‘the | HERE ARE the passages from the Bible around which | tion voted to accept President Milll- -themodernist-fundamentalist,.battle rages:... Did God create en's ruling and jateradopted. she e j the earth, and did He do it th six days? Did He create man} bier sie i eae ee out of the dust? Was Christ born of a virgin and did) the Brdatous of the convenlinneiek He rise from the dead? Should these passages from the / halted during the renewed clash over | Holy Scripture be taken literally or are they mere legend? | {¥damentalism and modernism, the i fe | These are the questions which have caused a furore in the bh det pacientes \ LA TE / | Baptist convention in Seattle, with the possibility of a split fi J into Seattle for conventions '( Sibnacace of Buc y. 3 miles Fashion designers have made tt ERICKSON PLACES a H a a a a a a a a a a a a a a very difficult for mother to cut down! DELAY ON OFFICIALS | south of Seat a a a : : a Thiltsday were? her skirts for little daughter. On the/ ‘The shortage Was catined trying to identity two bandita who other hand, brother's old trousers|preaks in rotten oki wooden were shot and killed when they at Wil furnish enough goods to maké}jines from Cedar river watershed| tempted to rob the Buckley State pants for all ihe small boys in the! necessitated a shutdown for repal te Wednesd family, The hot wa added to t gency by making heavy demands { emer- the unreplenished = then re proprietor f office wi gates. Other subjects YOR Li LE = om YEARS poping : 4 . DR. CORNELIUS WOELFKIN, pastor of the Park Ave- |!" the church session daily looming more likely. Thursday morning om ue Councilman Oliver T. E age Nv hiteertan ERigre nue Baptist chureh, New York city fundamentalities for the liberal missionaries was not Mayor Brow was scheduled to i shortage. auto just before the bank closet for! wife and two other delegates from New York were made Dr. ‘Woelfkin, head -of:).thes Park ciation of the Deaf this morning. 16 A + the day e two holdt en drove . ; is Avenue delegation, prior to iS bbeak: pea eat Im cocmething |The Lake Youngs project.” he the day, the two holdup men drove heeause of the modernist tendencies of the Park Avenue Merc niiar Tene oN fe Speaking to the deaf is something | .014 was started in 1917 on request three bankers and the city marshai aK : “4 ng session, smiled as he referred to new for Doc, (ir roe Youngs, then watel -|Into a bank vault, scooped up $1,000 | church, the church of John D. Rockefeller, Jr. the delay of Wednesday in acting on cath: fr "i 7 hed and the disputed i ral ey painter, also Is suf who was finally seated istration of- | Ps evorke and the fering from a bullet wound as a delegate at the Northern Baptist conyention Thursday | NIGHT AIR MAIL CHILD IS HIT BY ddr he W 3 A n responsibility | Speeding into town in a Chevrole: after a bitter struggle. Efforts to bar Dr. Woelfkin, his ; address the Washington State Aasso-; perintendent, It should have been | of the $10,000 that was in sight and Photo by Carter & Aradiey, Star Staff Photographers 2 his credentials. altho he has frequent addressed the dumb. Int Gee Gee is 20 dumb she {completed in three years |were running back to. their ca -.|First Plane Makes Mew Pastor Also Injured as He tne next time they put a noosa 4 rae + {when a bullet, fired by one of the thinks Norwegian fjords have self- at woniee Ye: ready «until nex ‘ : around my neck, T want them to spring. just because the administra-|¢rowd of 50 citizens that had gath- > York-to-Chicago Trip Runs to Catch Trolley drop the handkerehief and continue gain tion ‘since 1920 has dawdied along|@ted. dropped one of them in the 2 | with the business. The 24-hour ree peas s hia Ne Moi sword The other bandit seized the money CHICAGO, July 2—The first over-| Frank Constantino, 3, 17 $rd{ prieve was not at all necessaty.” Two appointees of the mayor took |Prolonging construction work. wn ta; falter ry | able to agree on what plans to fol., from his companion, leaped night mail plane, New York to Chi-| ave. S., son of Lawrence Cos Referring apparently to funda- low, and lacking co-operation of one | into the car and sped away, with the EDITORIAI cago, swooped down on Maywood | was taken to the city hospital with | mentalist doctrines, he said ti crowd firing after him ot field at 6:18 a. m., Central Standard | abrasions of the legs after he was carrying out office ax soon as they were qualified Some of his appointees never will be citizenry in és “It we adopt such w ght aualified_—The Argus copa) of et ‘The crowd had gathered about the t The f ti z ver b ir caged (ie aes | Sn r ree d had gat FONT Tia in wht ust as i ' ; ime he first leg of the flight) struck and run over by a car driven * eens HSE TELE a be . NEARLY. $3,000,000 dead bandit when suddenly the sec- HE “No Trespassing” signs are down! It's the | /started at Hadley fisld, New Jersey,| by John Woods, 17, Auburn. The pak tok RAR UGA Sun anes a THOUGHT FOR TODAY row ond bandit, who they believed to open season for bank robber shooting in the at 7:47 p. m., Eastern dard time, | boy was playing in the street, said! 0a tone pefore modern science waa gale the fhe ‘perkates © Youngs storage and have fied, came gushing around a Northwest. yesterday | Woods written.” : e in the face ner from behinit them and drove K rei tu s.| While running to catch a street P : st feed line haa » finished | corner from W $8 ay ate: Arrival here waa on schedule, ac- | hi 4 . - steel feed line hag been (iniahied | ie car madiy down upon the crowd itness the results to date: : leording to officials of the air mail| carat First ave, and Pike st. Wednes-|_ The question came before the hitet- One thing militates against the On Hime, Seattle vote eine old | BANDIT DARES PO! BOTHELL: Three bandits try to hold up the State |\ianding field. |Gay afternoon, Rev, Charles M. De. ing in the report of Attorney Corwin age Rae a capt pies pa pipe lines could be cut out TO RECOVER BODY bank. Two killed outright. One in jail. || HEC ARRUNS WICKS N.Thauiyatt Tom Oe MUNY: MReN, We, eae gon of Seattle, chairman of the . The en can’t see e a e s . TANCOUIVES arhatts 7 3 NE NS ae ;* } i Hf | *; 9, C : Wee bate ADE Bee each Om" | and we would still have a big aup-| Stopping beside the body of his VANCOUVER, WASH.: One bandit tries to hold ||—Pitots of the air mail successfully | Struck by a var driven by Mts Be (urnto: Rage:9,, Column: })y | see ply coming in thru new wooden | dead companion, he leaned out of the up United States National bank, Shot by police. jinaugurated night service between |) rr Oy (oi saveutal Be wee ETS: “How big is that t bd and steel piping from the lake.” car, waving his gun and yelled: ICKLEY: W New York and Chicago during the is my r ‘ BOR about‘ abvew dtille.” Ruasell’s figures show the city| “Stand back, everybody! Hand me Psd ton B ane cea erpeaad to hold up the night j tained minor-bruises about the face. a atven | hav’ aisbady experided. 44,898,000 on | that body?” State ban . Both killed in the street outside. | At 2a. m, the first ship arrived | Meet- ; ‘Today's candidate for the Poison | the Lake Youngs’ project. The work! Astounded by his recklessness, the Money’s not ad tight as it was, but it’s not loose from Chicago two hours ahead of Funeral of ‘Suicide Wy club in the gink who wears a| was to have been completed in 1923, | crowd fell back its guns silent enough yet for ambitious burglars to pick it off the jschedule. At 4:36 a, m. the second . Im Beach suit with a derby hat. {but administrative officers, Russell | Meantime Marshal Ed Nelvon, who |! bank counters,, Not at least in this pheasant. and ||m#!! plane landed, 24 minutes ahead | Victim Held Friday: | admits, couldn't agree on which of | had been freed in the bank, ran out “bar” country,.where villagers k their si Jof schedule, Funeral services for John Jukov YE DIARY lthree plana to follow |to the curb, Seeing what was going country, where villagers keep their sighting eye — || — rgdecrs ; né U un ann uzZ 3 | i he at and their trigger ‘fingers always in tr’ sky, 63, will be held in the Home Un-| (Joly 1) ‘Phe council voted a $6,000,000 bond | on, he fired. ‘The man in the auto|| # y ag gers ays in trim . ' inn, ath nee Up hetimes. and to playing sweet mn-| july 13. 1917, and made ita( reeled in his seat, firing as he fell Ivaldhav onan aeliihn ior bank’ bavidits Accused of badly injuring his wite |dertaking parlors at 11 a.m. Friday.| ‘ upon the harmonica, which as soon | S8Ue July 13, 1917, and ¢ 7 i A, F Seas 8 ANAITS, Wednesday night, T, Yonezumi, 41,|He is survived hy his widow us she did re, Dame Brew did set | first. appropriation of $750,000 in} The firing then became general, and Who's next? Japanese, was arrested at the Pan-| Jukovsky was born in Russia. and ine to beiaboring rugs, she saying that| i929. The project. will be ready | he fell dead with a dozen bullet holes | " : ec aatelles peg isa eagle ly ih Ne | foe ‘service ER fn In the |in his body. Rose and Pagan fell In L ama hotel. Mra, Yonezumi, serious. }came to Seattle 12 years ago. Becom finest masiane to her ear, next to the | 1OF rattle’s supply | this final barrage. j\ly hurt, was taken to the city hos- jing discouraged with life, he commit at 21.8 an chepolne: Rindlieg, bet |moantinie, ongy wooden mains| President’ C. O. Steberg, Cashier | =| pital. Yonezumi is held on an open ‘ted suicide in Leschi park last Sun:| aa nk Salat toy casees whereas | laid down in 1901 and 1909 (Turn to Page % Column 1) ‘GIRL SUES CITY 5 A d | charge Says my wyte did laugh heartily, bt wh ate ae e Ty Be ter fears her ber of chocslates’ dia | on ccuse did not langh so heartily, which | | $2582" Columbia Basin Project FOR $65,000 of Stealing Santa Barbara Rocked — IN'l Gee Gee gets dumber ¢ cal eae | red, Say Officials wants oamaves tor Loss of | | aaa Assured, Say Oltic ra mt’ Ty By Parents! = : o Damage Done; Crack Marines ee cs es pouna nee sbp «Millions of Horsepower Available in chcsing ane iy mtn emplovine| ASRner, Dui aver 3 mee Bringing Order to City coma, wanton, reckless street car’ men : A Who wor found in a state mcr’ Greatest Irrigation Scheme in U.S. oreo sin athe route, Tosyears| 4% And som. of Jogeph Mayer Soattle jowel t like coma Old. “telah -calvera,| CNUsadad tiled tle Jowelry manufactur: | The cop said, “I'm thinking ny tA BARBARA, Cal, July olty destruction early Monday, | jer, was sought ‘Thursday on a grand | suit for $65,000 damages for the} By U. P)—A slight earthquake} Were relieved today by the smartly ide ‘ j _ BY ALVARO SHOEM. MAKER sep: able part of the undertaking. bs larceny charge (By yA sligh a j Ms Wie tps o; “eile Lt A abingl ds 4 Star Staft Correspondent The second factor, an it is worked 108s of her right arm under a street) one warrant was issued Wednes: | shock shook the city shortly before | unyormed newcomers, who marched an tell from the potent aroma. sAHCO, July 2.—Development of | out, will largely solve the first, since [Car on January 7, Jday evening and. sworn to by Mr.| : ; he | and. Wheeled (by: squads to’ thelt 4 a | PAKCO, ‘a Basin irrigation pro-| large industrial centers on the Coast| At the samo timo her mother, | 04 Nira, Mayer,-chareing thee ton, | 2008 today, Altho not serious, the} posts of duty with the rhythm of "Girl Found Sane Prepares to be So eared, 4) would provide a ready market for |Cora Myers Billard, filed a separate | {71 00 oot Ge eee ave viiver, (quake was the most distinct that has | the world’s finest soldiery, ‘fea Payer THe eam of the opinion of | the products of the aol! to be, irri-|damago, mult’ against the clty for) iy tts mother June 0 been felt since the tremor at 6:55) Pup tonts, pitched with military n 6) a id f "| Nad 1 C) c y her again, judge | United States government officials, woted, thus {nviting wottlement, | (Turn to Page 9, Column 7) His’ whereabdutal kee uninown, mitt Ths Gort Lay era ice [fics and “ne” jase eae serie The cit cit hha Headers in the Columbia Basin Irri- deputy sheriffs said, Mayer told oa Ny, i Soar vhptRaaweit § |e haba head Voted to buy | vtion league, and delegates attend-| ‘The convention ide ‘Tuesday | ——————— Deputy Prosecutor Hammor that he| tO". It caused no excitement and} men, brought an air of orden and rir ter iew for: $1 800,000. Hague convention, which |¢vening and culminated with inter- Today's [hing traced: the allverware,: however, | Dut little comment, the residents now | decurity with the dawn. Santa Bar: Youldn't it be cheaper to turn |!n® haven bare ; | : ‘ mors. | barans, : ght w , Mera ie tt La peas) 1925 | cloned here last night. jest never before evidenced in the y | The son, Hammer added, tn under | Deine aceustomed to aaeh ee k orca EN with never models? . 926 ee hat which atarted four years ago | Kigantic undertaking. || Want Ads & suspended six montha’ jail son-| 0) NAmnke Nae SRR escicaaa'| Srl ter thawte ol SeaBRRE AIG: ‘eve as a dreant, thon for a time booame| Hervey Lindley of Seattle, presl:!| oo help you to agcure the par: || tence on a petit larcony charge grow: eth of the disaster which’ occurred | Let aye o reconatruction. | UNT FANNY BUZZ is very much 4 la nightmare, now gives dofinite| dont of the league, In the course lar t vow are looking for, |{{0K out of alleged passing of worth. | rier in the woek, h Irants opened thelr doors) FA worried about the sufferers in f 1 POPULAR 8 G % promine of becoming a rich reality at }Of his address, gave a hint of the Hh wi home yt fae tena onenite Today the quake-wracked city war) t a morning. | the near east—she hopos they'll ret jo * phe magnitude of the task, by saying tt ero iy a good Ila! | settling down to the task of recon jome business houses opened im shaken nH f | “I Hope | Meet You Whe |no distant date ' bs —— | 5 some cool showers soon, but can't ; 1 Get wiles You Told a'Me to nt | Ib bein! eete | would require an army of ancoe | NEW COLONIAL lee ) 9 F struction, With the arrival of United | Promptu headquarters in tents and! fivure out why’ collections should be s| *- #| ‘This datetia dependent largely upon |™Men working seven yonra to com: | 5-ROOM DUSGALOW “Ferocious” Canine | states marines, map and martial |shacks just outside the zone of de|takon up for ‘em, It can't be any Le ae two important factors Plete the Job, I|/ownerctnicaheaansider fore aie iM Cc Hi 1 ooo |rsien restored order in the ruined | struction. \warmer down east than right in It looks as if it will he necessary | “1. Convincing officials at Washing:| Perspective in ndded to the picture | OWL MOAI hore, fireplace, || ay Cost Him ’ jand debris-filled streets |, Food and produce was dispensed | \rudd. Conter - ff fo {ake a. change of venus in the! ton that settlers can be secured for | by figures quoted by Dr. Work in furnace, ote, Think! A new Keeping “a ferocious and viclous| The marines, four crack corm) at temporary establishments in the) Aunt Panny Is always worrying ‘Tennennee nkey cane, and hold|the jand who will eventually reim-| hia addrons, in which he told the beroom hone at Hale DetGh and |! doa" may coat Carl A, Melaner| panies under Major Frank Fi, Byans | Public squayes about things In general — mostly / the trial in the Yankee stadium im burne the government for funds ad audience that the project would Lorman, Apo Uh toll aw» || $1,000 1f Barbara Baldwih haw her | have landed and the eltuation ts in) Nona but the enginaera who are other folk's affairs. You'll got a ; Oder to avcommodate spectators. | vanced provide 45,000 A0acre farms. ‘Turn to the Want Ad Columns || WAY $n superior court, she filed) hand © direct (He rebuilding of Santa | jaugh daily at her remarks and those ’ oom ding up of industrial Noy FR. Gill, chairman of the}! and see who ts offering (hia dandy sult ‘Thursday for that amount of! Haggard, whinkered policn and) Barbara, the city commissioners) of Pop Slupe and other characters in 5 The building \| and « i \ { 1 y Newspaper repo the formation | centers trom Portinnd north around | hoard of directors of the laure, || bungalow to you. RMAT TI damanan, alleging (8 dog bit her) volunteara who have bean on duty) ane the 1,000 picked workers got! "Mudd Conter Folks,” the new comic ‘ta toothbrush trust, We wouldn't! puget Mound, to absorb the power) said that, based upon the value of |) WANT ADB WVIERY DAY May 18 leaving # permanent soar) continuously aince the firat violent | P&8t the stalwart sentrles into the | atarting Tuly 4 in The Star, Don't BB] 9! our to anyvody, which must be developed as an ine (Turn to Page 9, Column 3) Lon her left arm, junto al yf the earth started the) destroyed xone today, miss the fun In this ney, comtcy 1