The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1925, Page 1

3 The Newspaper, With the Biggest Circulation in Washington = * SOUGHT AS | Problems Vital “THRILL” to Seattle KILLER | a. 2-, cos “THERE are two menaces attle that Airman and Former threaten its health and its prosperity, One is the dumping of sewage into Lake Wash- University Man Is Named Slayer he Posi . 117, , Home TTLE ATURDAY, JULY 11, 192 in S$ ington; the other is the foul water of Green lake. Both are matters that demand immedi- ate attention, and the best heads of the city Howdy, folks! William Jen nings Bryan threatens to bar the teaching of evolution thruout the nation, Little Homer Brew Jr tf hopes he will bar fractions, too. | NTEW YORK, July 11—dy U.P) should concentrate now in a determined effort i v-io Gaeta Binks [toabbiag ROsinaerd (ened canes ||. t0.solve.both: problenia: yan p , . , 7 an ah ‘ H } Into the a WRAL tne ee enc emen. On toaay for The Star would much rather devote its editor- i ccgethutonsl © ; saieeraits A wantal tan tect} jal space to the exploitation of those things that ey Bienen inne || make this a Charmed Land in fact, as wellasin | db te leo reported that Bryan! “the Adironacka ae omewhore | name. But The Star realizes Seattle cannot re- i run for president on an anti- 4 he man, be Clipe E Eastitien’’ slater” The stndtgule Neved to be @ super-thrill slayer, s || tain its charms without constant vigilance. j Upc Bhat» shidineaehaal heal rig dh etait b pasaaenel | It would be much easier and more pleasant z monke ° a air se ce i wee monkey. cadet; by police and constabulary of || for us to disregard unpleasant problems and The townspeople of Dayton are |f1.,*),2" the long fingers of wireless | sail serenely along in this beautiful summer E busy selling hot dogs (0 visitors. |°"% the representative law forces of | ¥ E usy selling wa isitore. | a1) the northeastern ats weather. This ought to show that they believ a cally | Bs evolution. What greater example | iver aye name oF iaboticaly But when we're sick, it is up to us to obtain 2 > c e e¢ young man, ac o al papper ah Lape hb ai nent Syracuse famile, appears, || Proper treatment. The best treatment of the ing into as : ars, | nccorditig to the police 0 be bent | satis two particular ills Seattle is stricken with right now is publicity The Star is going to provide that publicity, and if it hits city officials who have been or are eannre & lust for thrills MAMMY SONG Take me back to Tennessee, Mammy nine! Take me down below the Bryan-Dar y he has left behind him the nd children of Louis Panella win line! ard working taxi and friend || lax in their duty, they will have to take the con- ‘ ee en (8 Dayton, where ea rts | sequences. These two situations are too serious ‘stead to permit of indifference and procrastination, 1 they don't believe f Adam an ae tie tedchasd ‘aay, Two of Seattle’s most beautiful home sections _ | with empha 2 r and bathing beaches face real danger. Every | : Hal Mappened lke they say In) tee that by the time the hom ves|| day's. delay adds nausea to the disgusting | conidia recovered, it would be s0 decom stench, Posed that identification would be impossible and the cards would lead the authorities to belleve that it was! | Knapp's body that had been Take me back to Tennessee, Oh, it’s there 1 long to be! For I want a family tree That from monks and apes is free. | earthed Grandpa never used to munch | A foot of the victim, however, pro- Coconuts instead of lunch! | truded from the crude grave, disclos L PLAN CLEAN-UP BLACKWELL NOW Grandma never gave a tea ing the gruesome murder too soon | Swinging from a lofty tree; | The bullet which caused his death | NK They won't slur my family line | Was found to have been fired from an | Down in Dayton” Mammy minet farmy “revolver and such a revolver 1 eee }was found to be missing from | | Knapp's barracks quarters, having | Pollution in “Lower End of Septic Sewer roo Loses Seattle's new traffic code, which ; disappeared at the same time as| became effective yesterday, bars! Knapp did Green Lake Investigated Last and Best Friend voor mess Second, Third and) ‘These circumstances, coupled with venues | Knapp’s cards on the body, set the} rT; ” The next step will be to bar | authorities in search ot the missing BATHING IS BANNED SAYS IT HAS “EVILS chickens. cadet. A warrant forshis arrest was int i$ issued today, and the police are con i We don't know why the eity| tient the chase will find him, deaa| Propose Outlet From South Problem of Stopping Lake council darred horses from the|or alive, before many days have End to Purify Water Pollution Not Easy town streets unless the passed eepers’ Union brought a lot — iad igi : of pressure to bear " ¥ . REEN LAKE, Seattle's most) T4ke Washington tank: eee | Convict Guilty of popular fresh Bs ater bathing bh ee gt ee and best friend i i | ° center, is in bad odo: ), Blackwell, city engineer Uitie Gse Gee thinks the’ probibt- | Murder, Is Verdict But park commissioners meeting! declared Friday that the septic tank tion against horses in the business! g,crAMENTO. July 11.--Floyd ee a aaeatie 70 . district is a good thing. Just last} yy, iL pr y Va | Wednesday — morning P No ge oj with its ev was adopted as week, she reports, a horse stepped|o1/", 58% Quentin convict slayer.| have it cleaned up before the! exper but that if the city had right on her Ford and alwmosgi 2? found guilty of the murder of| Sportsmen's show opens at Green| 1) means to construct a system squashed it. ae 7 | oe Litzberg, local merchant, by a| Lake station July to carry all the sewerage into the see Jury here which deliberated 22 hours,| the promise was given The Statt gound, he would be more than glad —_——_—_ gg | Hee today. The jury was unable to} saturday by George W. Hill, presl-|to go ahead and develop such a | HISTORICAL NOTE jasree on the punishment, but under | gent of the park board, In answer! | project | , Horses have been barred from | | the terms of the law Hall must hang, | to complaints of bathers and motor Heretofore Blackwell haa ap- | Seattle's downtown — distriet. | |*ccording to Judge Charles 0. Bus-|ists, nauseated by the Odors PT-| peared to favor septic tanks with. LSUMbd’s Neclis were Wisted aomic We who tried the case. meating the water and even the| out reservation * years ago. | | te pertictiary a se extreme i way ¢ R FoR a gh Sachin ca aaa ane COUNCIL ACTION ae * Police Seize 500 TON neces erie dd teen chic ME eater oan tr ce: | Gallons of Booze | ofticis's tor the stench which com-| ment of the city hax admitted the a id wea a | je 0} es and " 0 ing clothes to bed. bps oe ake | Raiding a house at 1612 22nd ave, | Pol# little Jonni nd: Mar gk obiectionnble features of the pre Branted, especally if te wears |S» Friday night, Sergt. W. J. Sears | the North End to alc thelr bath | ent arrangoment, it Is believed the Gaiiked slice, ® wear} and Patrolman #. E. Tinsley seized |'98 sults for several hours refore way is cleared for nection by the Sar ae approximately 600 gallons of wine | Mother will allow them brought Into) councit placing the matter before Suggestion to City Editor: Why| nd @ quantity of beer. Dominick a dino iene the:volerss Oberto, 42, was arrested charged | GIVE SE ackwell's previous insistence pe pa @ story about the Scopes’ | | with: possession of ‘the, bose. FOR BAD ODORS upon “xtension of the present plan | ae ears | Oberto was placed in the city] One, advanced by Dr T. Han-|of septic tanks was based, he said The trouble with most summer re- | Jail and a charge of violating the|ley, health commissioner, is that) upon practical engineering and sorts is that the fish won't bite and| city lauor law was filed against |the mossy vegetation, which gave) financial considerations the mosquitoes will | him. _Turn to Page a Column 2%) | In 1922, he declared, the state ge ein | i i EER ro AA | notified his department that no un 4 A s treated se could be dumped CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON into the Duwamish river between, the tall bd Lucene fi : Scientif IC Docs Black! River Junction andthe con ho burns his trash and Wost water When the neighbors have their a she ete fluence of the E ways. washing on the line. The Seattle Star TWO CENTS Home ‘ Edition IN SEATTLE, TAKE BODY FROM ITS GRAVE Find Remains in Per- fect Shape After Two Years By Star John W, Nelson Staff Correspondent) PORTLAND July 11. Chem 4 \ f the remains of nd mpleted with eek, F rding, a Port and chemist, said anda Sheriff H. J. 8 r of Astoria delivered the | organs of Mr White to Harding, sealed in jars, at 9:20 Sature and {dentified Erickson, of s for Alkaloid a 1 be made, Chem Had ve 01 uld have le y Hard be com chem uring ! t VHYSICIANS TAKE BODY FROM GRAVE Under orders from Clatsop county district court at oria, Friday, phy siclans took fro the remarkably preserved body Mra. Violette A White the vital ns that pected to prove death in Seatt caused polsons 4 Ii its peace ther her years administration of from fal and scenic resting ce in Ocean View cemetery, over ng the sof the Pa fie ocean the mouth of the Co body was found in f preservation McConne 1, who R, PATHER AND AT GRAV Sjobiom, mother of the father, w a sister, 2, and her James Coftm: accept 4 the case bya Se le coroner's jury, finally resu in the new investigation into the twe 1 death mystery Undertakers W. C. A. Pohl and J A, Gilbaugh assisted the physicians and disinterred the remains 10. on, attorney for Mrs. White's relativ was proser wit Sheriff H. J. Slusher of Clatsop county i A sexton already had uncovered the box containing the coffin from Jita mold of soft “soil. Immediately the undertakers removed the lid of the box and with straps hoisted | the coffin with its shreds of black silk covering hanging to its side, |to the surface. WOMEN ¢ {ON LIFELESS FORM At o'clock Attorney Erickson, the mother, Mrs. Sjoblom and. the | sister, Mrs. Coffman, arrived. The coffin lid was taken from the box The two women gazed at the shrunken ures of Mra. White for a long minute then walked to a nearby plot of lawn and k ad |no more at the body | ‘The physicians, robed in white | labora gowns and with rubber gloves, busied themselves with their “Mr. ~ C: rawford and Mrs: A} THIS PRETTY HOME SCENE of Mr. in Seattle just two days before her death. mitted suicide. Relatives believe and Mrs. he was p soned Crawford White was at their A Seattle coroner’s jury said Mrs, White com- and then CHEMIST PROBES WHITE POISON CASE! home Mr shot. White’s body was lifted from its grave at Astoria late Friday afternoon and the vital organs taken to Portland, where they are to be examined t or not the poisan tare is correct. by a chemist in an effort to determine whether Mr. White, prominent Seattle lawyer, is grief-stricken over the death of his bride and will make no statement on the investigation instituted by her relatives FISH POLE. CLUE. Mo IN DROWNING | IN LAKE ther of Mrs. White Probed Death 2 Years Always Knew Daughter’s Shooting Was Not Suicide, Sister Says Before Exhumation a : ‘ STORIA, July A two. A. Walters Falls: in While! s:cuscte “ts oitam justice” call it, on the the family, of Mrs. Violette Fishing Off Log Boom was revealed here yesterd on the DEPUTIES Fi N D BODY |, eve of the exhuming e the young oman’s body Mrs. James | mar f this city Call Officers From Beds to) a sister, iveryone thought we had forgot " ten Violette,” said Mrs. Coffman Drag Lake Near Renton But we have been working on the | went cuse ever since she was found dead man's hat and|in the home of her husband, years ago. D* SOVERY of a | f fishing pole, ing near a log boom in Lake Washington, Friday | “There is no malice in our actions. | White | Coff: | | two | Markey being taken on their honey: { herself, as Mr. White was going to as they | bring her daughter from school: for part of members of | a visit. “It is inconceivable that she should | shoot herself a few hours before her own child was coming to see her. “Violette ays objected to the Presence of {hat other woman (Mrs. eve y) in the house where she a bride. tainly objected to Mrs moon trip to the East, but Mrs. Mar- key insisted on going and Violette's own husband disregarded her wishes. simply want justice. There are} | night, led to the ¢ t 4:30 4 e night, led to the discovery at 4:30 a ny, Many strange things about| Mey had returned home only. two m. Saturday of the body of August/ the case which no one has ever ex. ; 22¥8 before. yee Walters, 45, of Youngstown. The| plained... At the timo of the inquest], "Violette was an unusually level- : jean gitl and very sensible. She body is at the county morgue in. Seattle we were not given fair} 4, ed to be alone with Mr. White, treatme Walters, an em: of the Pa. | reatment Caan | and Rela vane Wea tts gladly live ina cific Coast Stéel company, was last} 3 z | box ear with him and. her little i | ‘Mrs. Coffman said that, altho the! daughter and be happy. seen Friday rnoon fishing from | means of the family are extremely | “Something happened that morn. |the log boom floating in Lake Wash: | limited, they have persistently | ing. ‘The night. before) my. sister jington near Kennydale, three miles | Worked on the cake and their mother, | was normal and healthy. She had | Mrs. Mary jdered the | the body and discov: | of poison “My sister would not her own life without note or word for us," v My A court and have it tested for traces | Sjoblom, finally north of Renton, When failed relatives visited the he to return home spot have taken leaving some said Mrs. Coff ered the hat and pole, where Walters | seems to have accidentally drowned | himself | sister Deputy Sheriffs Ed Fitzgerald and 8" | Parker w summoned ‘from’ See her on. the nlght ‘before. her | their beds and dragged the luke shore | death. ‘The same day she had dressed Juntil they discovered the remains, — | z or- | not been ill. action to exhume | ter Alice Hegman, and was looking Alice was out to; made. She talked with my sis. forward to seeing her whom she loved deeply. “It is to explain that mystery that we are having my poor sister’s body exhumed and are having the tests My mother will never be sat- isfied until that has been done. She at it is her duty daughter, FIND PEPPER IN‘orest Fires Menace Bate orroseD instruments. ‘The operation was| ied SEWAGE DISPOSAL | performed with the body resting California physicians saya the cor- oul in co es a e Thoh the stato insisted that ulu.{in Its coffin, which stood beside net should be prohibited. Nonsense! mately all sewage dumped into Et.|the open grave. i Ya S ar. or own af the only thing that keeps our | lott bay would have to be screened, | Fer half an hour, under the gen-) ; atreet cars from b a ty tle Astori ‘ a sot | eo nn OW aed) BY WILLIAM J. LOSH | quoation [auestion as the most vital of the) Unless emptied where there would | 1 rca au inplbshin' art | m In api (United Press Staff Correspondent) | whole case and itre ready for abe no backwash, The enginering | breeze from the Pacitic sighing thra| Eighty Prisoners Siknriasal HOQUIAM, Tuy 112-rwolGruya, and adioss patches of prélria'dotting recto! {fhe Ralnt 0) Sage TON, Ti July 11.—Swittly|spectacular battle in support of| department, testing by means of| (Turn to Page %, Column 4) “ghake-down” | Harbor lumber towns, Stearnsyille}the green forests, and completely i eg ee ae ate Gd alten rf ‘Inj its firnt | their right to introduce sclentific| floats, determined that this restric in ake-cown land Carlisle, one.of them complete. | surrounded Stearnsyille, 28 miles eis be chan te othe, eae vevolution! trial stood {evidence when court reconvenes| tion would permit discharge at ‘vo | Coolidge Debat | ly shut off from the outside world | west of here, lying between Aloha SHARPE S50 | “ENGR res VOREs Reo ae laces only—West Point and Alki es ' by a wall of flames, were threat: | and Carlisle, Ultra.” in recess today*until Monday to give Monday. place t u dy} | Staging a surprise "shakedown" a james, f 1d C t Bea Obie | neo ‘on both aldes time to prepart “It simply settles down to a clear al ca eh | Chinese Situation of more than 80 prisoners in. the | ehea by a forest fire Wolke On| 2 Se enrs coUnLIYalts eee q e le ey Fiek Hackwell says the eity would have | 4 herift Star-|logging camp was completely — des) the . . y ries ca cass, Ey eq | for the next and the vital moy Jeut question,” said Dudley Fiela| & | HON Neaos county jail Saturday, Shi | Nas dof ie ] feece ne Ped ‘hae Pay 7 uestion of whether the| Malone of Scopes’ counsel today,| to Issue bonds for at least $3,000,000 | SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., July 1t.—~| io and 10. deputies seized two! titroyed without loss of life. out to save their lives und homes. Sites District Attorney’ Buckner of | This ts the question i Americ toward China und| } Eating its way six miles in half , ew ¥ ” ave a chance to put) "and that question is whether we| inorder to build a sewer tunnel at |long-bladed Knives and a pound of} Strentious all-day and night ef- . ‘4 ‘8 ae te aae fitie 2 the wit | ing to | itted to defend | Hanford st its troublesome problema ts) expected | 40) pt fone vip«'in spaer ttostalor ral hundred firefight: | (#&t Many hours, the blaze advanced f WRAL tke @ cliane | its welentific experts on the witness| are going to be permitted to defend | Ha dae sd over the Weekend in| PICK pepper, done up aber | forts of several hundr tight: 1 ‘ a 4 ha detest pity to defend the evolutionary | ourselves.” Additional deptic tanks suffictent |'0 be framed over 5 sweat Vogt {Parcels and secreted In. two of 4 ers saVed them last night, but they | jt ® fine bea aeh de neat f . | theory. { (he court's ruling on the point|' tredt Lake Washington sewage | 11 is ratahey ne ‘a to ie ea 1} four sted rod tanks In which the! are still, threaten me ng Ma Hs anne eenel Lae . . | theory. co ” 6 pol Age, Secre of State Kellogg anc ' ‘ : ct y, anc _ YE DIARY | Announcement by Attorney Gen-| 56 geientific evidence will probably | WOuld cost more than would the bor Onder i ic af minty HANG | sonore are THéld, \ Slopes cheghiletatea Veconeann tine ging company, and threatene hay tome anll"l% 39 | ral stewart satorday that the pros.| Have & maior effect on the trial and |e a sees timed, | Upon. these Important consulta | Sarwich staged the raid “on @) of the Ajax Shingte Co, halt a mile| One hundred fire fighters, headed fal dayee they dt, being ® warme,| proceedings yesterday that the pros. | may expedite its termination if the)" oun bs slgati p|tions may hinge much of the imme. | hunch,” he sald, following discovery | east of Aloha, yesterday, and soon | by ‘threo state wardens, labored all summer, and henry ian | ecution would fight this was perhaps | ruling is adverse to the defense. in the Rrowing complications of | tate future of China and its rela.|of an attempted Jail’ break cartier {| spread beyond control, {afternoon and most of the hight, ait tants. Up, and t0 the office, where | the most significant development of) ai uticunty and the (Turn to Page 2, Column 3) {tions to the other world powers, | the week of three of “hia most des-|~ 4, awept fiercely thru green timber | finally making a sacceastil stand. In Diaying at billiards \ wien te | ied In the evidence | Selection of the Jury were disposed 3 + | porate. prisoners j SSF | prairio but half a milo trom Car- shillings, thru my wo! ‘The defense regards th lence | re ; A ks Pcie ROR ON. ban ccs eLAPMRORe Sb ae frente skill, where- of with unexpected speed a CORT SN Hntoring No, 8 tank Saturday; of-| liste, i Mets athe ait Of llpens for my | | ‘Tho detense was avate votore the ( AFRAID PISTOLS WILL |/U. S. Envoy’s Wife rs found a sia shaker of bw | VISITING ELK BANDS || Biurning embers swirl thea the {non to hom might od trial started that a new indictment pepper. In No, 2 cell they founc jsmoke-thickened alr and droppec fim ihe’ sot mies ht ne ad CRD CAR |wwaw sought, but war content to,| SHOW, SCOPES JUDGE Seriously Injured | ery pound ot the fiery powder | PLAY IN CITY PARKS Hino both Casi” and ty sae oat again }permit the prosecution to have it PARIS, July 11.—~(By U, P)—Mrs.| done up in papers and ready to be | sister town, Stearnsvillo, but were CRRA is DEALERS and aided in hurrying it theu KEEPS HIS COAT ON |Jitugh wWaitnce, wite or tho formenltiewn. into juilors’ eyes, blinding ee THE WEEK END J extinguished by” the women, who x avin famous tenor st buys in |] AYTON, ‘lenn,, July 11 American ambassador to France, was|them in eae of an opportunity. to| HEH concerts by vartous |! stayed, at home and mado up " “ are offering their best buys in |! Choosing of the HB b ' b hem in ch f I y ; rnb re Wayfarer,” “Ho, 1 l] today's Classified Columns, Here bw. ouke baste ipa falters Judge J. 't. Ralston iy pres |{seriously injured und rendered wn:| effect a wholesale jull delivery Wks bands in Seattle on || tunches and carried drinking water Wied a hirsteth The audle {Ww a srood Mating bade iy Ro@aVer, came : wutirlag widing at. the opes evolution || conscious when her automobile was Deputy sheriffs also found two}] their @vay to the national con. || to theit wearied men folks. Gathering Behe itt What a | af te fe some people Ren ga ‘ee trial with considerable formality, |] struck by an automobile of the Uruel knives secreted In this tank vention in Portland, will be given. All traffic’ along the highway to Dols, ng ‘That 1 Be", G Voie odwe wouantit sh pan 4 that tne.dets a eeuN ‘it {| During Friday's weawion he fre: |] guayan consul, She was taken too] {notuddd in the No. 2 tank pris|/ at. city patke over the week= {Pacttio and Moclips beaches is cut y || isxceltent shape mechanically war ns agitvited (tleht Hg trem wie. {| auently swung around in his |] hospital oners are Floyd Richardson, facing |} end. | off by tho fire, Toda sic ad “original baked enamel dit facattt pot of jut to settle the fate || cbalt. to 1 a ne t while || Re ERT a life sentence at Walla Walla as) Batuidays at/Sin,. maidens Wor ‘Ghis morning householders took man wae Patinition: A golfer in al] nm pleanure to look upon. Good F ShRATMiotsan “Acobes ” attorneys were engaged In. por Jan hwbituat criminal, following con-|] jaq dike band will play in Vole || Ume for a breath of thanksgiving ne ee at the Pacific Ocean ow and curtains, Iiack Heather oe PARE Coleco ica 1 of || funelory questioning W E A T H E R> jvetien With (wo others of the man-|! unteer park and then swarmed back to the ate Ff rs, “Some water hazard! upholatory In, fine condit dtd slin Abadia gL. eda Asked just before the trial it Jslaughter of Patrolman Litwey; 1 ‘ ‘ Ph tack, for the flames ate not yet ex: ° ¥° good aires, | Thin ta a chun embers, one ne akod just before the. titi { slaughter 4 Sunday, at 8p. th, the Phila OB at yet fea ¥ Miodel manufactured In 192% 10 vet, tae 4 a Mh he. wer ng to ait tn his |i] Partly cloudy tonight and Sun i Johnson, Marnie Gambertoll, dolphin. lodge tob-plece group || tinguished, — Stearnsyilie reported, han Axiom It's a long tance cbt de a H bat? re ho {| shirt sleeves, he juughed and day; possibly tight showers; |jdie Gorman and Antone Moreseo.|} wit play in Volunteor park, and {{ tho they are temporarily und ‘ nO Hot dog stand |] Turn to the Want Ad Colin erate tee tee Sa {{ shook his head moderate southerly winds [held as Nanaimo, B.C. bank rob-!] the Chicago band wil) play. in |} control dD: J a oe MRS Ras Ll Pal aie dhenara Sainte abe, oin | “Lam afraid my pistols would ‘Temperature Last 24 Hours any cailanoote, Gnd! rank cli sgl Mae ETOUR HERE |] dandy car to you. THAD TH }jare farmers RE Mase ana the ott |{ show, so £ reckon Ti keop my Maximum, 76 Minimum, 52 {/and Frank Kelley, facing 20- to 0- Ao Munday Arter ACRORUNC ER Hiro hazards i King county des soe WANT ADS WYERY DAY, ons sh vhs "TT coat on," he sala. Voday noon, 6 your sentences at Walla Walla be- |] are gehoduled this week. oreawed over Hriday, but there ts Ms od J 8 pA ds REL nt eae (Turn to Page 2, Column 5) cause of the Bothell bank robbery. 4h (Varn to Page 2, Colum 4) j “6 - Wer a » 4 F % 4 9