The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1925, Page 7

{OMAN LAUGHS SAND DROWNS Jokes With Neighbors Just Before Lake Claims Her paddled back and fort own houseboat * on few the he had Whalen, who doorway of her As yards away she attr Rock ected the Fairview J. H. Ric shbor. He re with a pike p. Dr. F nk depa applied success nvered Maxson A pu ; aE ie eee HERE’S MORE ABOUT SCOPES STARTS ON PAGE ONE ——$—$____.f | sald Malone, “who ts ni I object to the atto But I would or if it has bee @stom to have each morning. counsel,” agnostic, like your clergymen present “The prayers with which this trial have been opened since it began have been largely arguments and only in- creased the atmosphere of hostility in thig community already rendered | hostile by widespread propaganda,” WILL FOLLOW PRACTICE DAILY, JUDGE SAYS “This is a God-fearing country and the atmosphere was here when you came," answered Stewart “I would have the attorney eral know that the part of country I came from is just as fearing as his.” Mal back. o @: believed in prayer 5 voked divine guidance then called on Rey. A pastor of the Preshbyteris at his side, who made the prayer gen the daze Raulston made Darrow asked Raulston {f there Would be a prayer e: morning. “Yes,” answered the judge “And we will ask that the record show an objection each morning.” sald Darrow, Both sides anonunced they had completed argument on the motion | to quash. Judge Raulston then sald he had been unable to make up his ruling on the motion because lack of el trict lights, lost night, prevented | him from reading law books. He Ordered a recess to permit photog- raphers to take a batch of pictures and then adjourned the court until 1 p. m., so that he could complete his study on the arguments on the} dismissal motion. | kill him, | MeINTOSH HAD | gave | the course of his labors, made ms LABORITES MEET WOULD RE-OPEN (7 HART PROBE Tacoma Prosecutor Asks Supreme Court for Trial Short Seems Certain of Re- election at Convention ABERDEN 14.—With m 14.—Jam sled te Superior July OLYMPIA 8: Pier fre issal June Fr. Hart acoused in ex. gov Tw strike rT labor rank in the ploa that Teats be Hart charged w , ribe from Forbes P. Hask tor, and Guy B. Ke ack of Ta f 40,000 union: Scandinavian American t HERE’S MORE ABOUT SUICIDE STARTS ON PAGE 1 SU | Pi A lelier left on his desk says, insubstance “Forgive children, set for Twelve-Hour Day in Oil Industry Ousted NEW YORK M4.—A 12-hour which in effect {1 dard mind, nally he resolved to end eve July has | fi lay on ndustries ol ¢ the ed States wa nt rit me, wife and for this, Do. not at tempt to scltate my body, for 1 have taken five grains of potassium eynanide, I took a vacation with the hope it would restore me to health, I am still as ailing as ever, Rather than be a burden to you, I am taking this a of getting rid of myself. My in surance money is of more use to you than Tam, The insur. ance company may protest pay- ing the insurance. I hope that my friends In the ¢ will assist my wife to collec There was ¢ McIntosh in bu my well in the 1 66 yea existon: by lay day ght hour Olympic Has Cross 1 cross stand 0 top An iuminat high ts of » O Knights T searchlight». ts so located that it will be almost any erected Hotel being mpl lar the for teation that the polson hat, for som an impulse to leap from dow suddenly ery eas! to of the seen from part city. th him. sie eee ew HERE’S MORE ABOUT JAIL DEATH STARTS ON PAGE ONE overpowered VARIED CAREER McIntosh lived at 365 Wheeler at., | with his wife and four children, The | campaign in which he was ac- ly interested was the child la amendment fight, at Olympia, in nuary. With BE. H. ¢ lawyer, maintained offices at the capl:| and distribute against the Cammack sald might do some: thing to himse Whalen sent him to the hospital he cave the pris an & ne a where ne nx an declared bromidi tal er some sent him t would be McD: e and thought he aaa jor Rory rules in sunds to see w aid the jaflors around He had been a and was a Later he was er on a E Butte cleve: oes went every hour or s0. T. Ho admitted y, health that com: ¢ hecame inte the pris between oyers and Worked up to the po. on ho held at the time of his death, } The young Montanan, who one time held the wrestling plonship of his state, became mining j editor of the Butte Miner. Thia| him a connection with the! powerful Anaconda Copper Co, the wellknown “A. C. M.,"" and he was employed by It for some years, Later he was connected with the | HAD sda eat te Pinkerton Detective agency | 35,000 WORTH OF Altho only 46, McIntosh, had been | Cammiack ¥riday ‘morning the storm center In a dozen labor | Purchased $5,000 worth of bo fights, Personally, he had the name! He also had a balance of about $3,- Seattle banks of being a clean fighter, but had, in | 500 ‘in two ir90 His brother, K. D. Cammack, ¥ other | Wenatchee produce man attended better. | the inquest, which wan under the direction of Dr. William J. Jones, deputy coroner seen frequently to prevent his death “There are no licensed phy on duty regul at night city hom Dr. Hanley }The work i handled by such in ternes as are appointed each July }1. The Internes are supposed t nerve a year in the hospital. nt fans the raid cham. | had enemies. He was, on the hand, responsible for many ments in laboring conditions in lum- ber camps, his friends said. CLOTHING oppor- tunity. 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It was a fatal ated the family automobile | decision, for Tom Mont and started in business. gomery, 11, wrecked part For two nickels the youth | of the garage and all of the of Berkeley could take their concern, sweethearts on a glorious The senior Gompertz, re- ride of four blocks, And*| turning from his trip, was there was an occasional tip amazed at the havoc in his of an ice cream cone for the | back yard. He called the driver, police, but dismissed them. Sterling Webb, 10, want- | Then, with two other dads, ed an interest in the thriv- he spanked the business ing business and contrib- | into the past tense. July ambi- was to become a “taxi when his \ J| Hubbard Halted in Trial S.F. Flight by Dense Fog Boeing Mail Plane Pilot Probably will Take Off Again Today | Risixa Sand Point flying! field m., Tuesday, Eddie Hubbard headed the new Boeing mail| plane south, in the start of a filght| |to San Francisco, but encountered dense fog over T |to the Lake Wa: At from ‘The plano is specially designed for mall service by the Boeing plant. It in of monococque construction, being | made of laminated wood from juxt | back of the engine to the tall mech- aniem, thus eliminating body struts. This gives about 67 cuble feet of | clear carge enough to any 1,000 pounds of mail matter, F in use up to this time carry eet more than half this amount The nding device has oleo gear shock absorbers instead of stranded |rubber. Adoption of this new devel will be the only| opment of the Boeing plant will en- here the plane and| able the plane to land with full load oma and returned hington flying field. noon a statement wan given! t the Boeing plant that weather ts just received from Eugen 1 San Francisco indicated a space, repe Ore. favorable change wan occuring and jthat Hubbard would start again, |later in the day. ugene, Ore stopping point, a will be r | off on th to the G fue’ device, ed before hopping | at 60 miles dn “hour. | ot to rien a crank at the side of Colvin to File Charges for | 2 danger and inconvenience to a od of last leg of the air Jaunt| An Innovation brought here from |tho engine, ‘mount the cockp! minimum a 110 fen Gate Pee Tt: i the acro-marine inertia | making it possible for the | ata art, the motor This reduces start- Firing of Insured House | The undersiung radiator in a fea ture developed by Boeing, The plane will develop a maximum «# 136 miles with full load, h | mile er K speed and can remain the air Give hours at this rate of travel. 4 in the city z the filing of arson hem by Mar and Prasect Andrew Sepro- | wner of a houne at 2115 11th] ave and Daniel Rigsby, who| lived in the house with his wife and baby H HERE’S MORE ABOUT SEWAGE STARTS ON PAGE ONE y picked up | belongings and moved |them into a garage two blocks | ' ny | at 4673 Lakeside ave. eprovich had Insured his proper: | 8 | The plant, consisting of a series! $1,200, when {t is worth no/of tanks with sewage flowink thru n $500, Laing says, and the /them, is operated by manual and ents for $500, when they were|chemical treatment and ultimately | Worthless. Laing claims discharges ‘into Lake Washington, | idence that will support)'the claim nets forth prosecution, | The tanks emit gases and noisome| jand offensive odors. Tho manual! |removal of conténts ts done in the} full view of the public and the/ tank,“its purpose and character, are Jobtruded on the public view, the claim sets forth The tanks are constantly filled with sewage and are an {deal breed- | ing place for files and mosquitoes, the complaint alleges. tbe a to h an arson New Maple Valley School Site Okehed Union T. high school patrons authorized purchase of a 00 site for a high school east of ple Valley, it was disclosed at auditor's office when on the vote were filed county tabulat Tueada The Union high school district consists of three common school dls: tricts—Maple Valley, Hobart Taylor—all east of Seattle. Attorney Ewing said that a suit to| collect the full amount.of the dam. | age claim and to abate the nuisance | and| will be filed immediately upon the| jexpiration of the 30-day time limit, | ®| unless full restitution is made by the | jelty in the meantime, | The suit is belleved to presage a |number of similar suits by owners of property in the districts adjoining the septic tanks, Monday night the tide of indigna- tion swelling along the lake at the disposal of sewage and establishment of septic tanks in Lake Washington was increased by action of the| | Rainier Valley Commercial club. — * At a meeting of 75 club members a resolution was overwhelmingly | passed urging abolition of the septic tanks, elimination of sewage from |the lake and construction of an in- tercepting sewage system to carry |the matter into the Sound. J. C. Unger, of the club, introduced the resolution. Kute eee PRG/TOP PLAYSUITS BANK CLEARINGS Seattle | « $8,206,856.89 2,284,234.36 | | Clearings Balances .... 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Thore of Electrician Nelaon were taken to Everett JAPAN TO PROBE MOBBING HERE Country Aroused by Evic- tion of Jap Laborers TOKIO investigating reports from Toledo July 14.—The foreign office Ore., that a mob ejected 15 Japanese laborers, of the Pacific Spruce cor ration, from the county The newspapers featured the dis | patch, which has aroused widespread indignation SALEM ences between owners of the Ore, July white Pacific Spruce poration over the employment Japanese laborera will probably settled peacefully, C. H. ¢ told Gov 14.—Differ laborers and cor of atate Pierce today Both factions anxious for ttlement of the matter A score of Japanese, forced out of Toledo, ere deported without said, They w to care for are who Ore., Su violence, Gram with fund dinte necessi re prov their imm of them Ore., from returned to where they were Eagles’ Lodge to Have Big Celebration on | Thursday | Beattie Aerie No. 1 of the he & Japanese labor contractor. | OPEN NEW HOME: Fra. | ‘THIRD VICTIM IS FREDERICK FlrTH AVENUE & NELSON iD PINE STREET |(DOWNSTAI IRS_STORF Prucee—brodernk & Ndvea 1,200 Yards Colorful Cotton SPECIAL Ratine YARD VERY good quality of cotton ratine for dresses and for smart ensemble and sports costumes. 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Absence of an attorney interested in the case was given Tuesday as! the cause for an indefinite delay of disbarment proceedings - against Ralph D. Major, prominent Seattle attorney, He is charged before the State! Board of Law Examiners with hav- ing passed a $6 “insufficient funds" check last November tn. return for} two tickets to the California-Wash- ington football game, night. | Wenatchee “and Spokane! Regions Swept by Flames | | WENATCHEE, July 14.—The We- | Matchee National forest is threatened with destruction from 41 seperate | forest fires, the worst of which is lo- lcated near Blewett Pass, Supervisor L. Springer said here today. Lightning has started the various |blazes, One fire on the Entiat cov- jers 100 acres. Forty men are fight-} |ing the blaze in Blewett Pass. | eee | SPOKANE, July 14.—Kaniksu Na- | tonal forest is a torch, with 50 for- | est fires burning fiercely, fanned by a brisk wind, according to reports received here today from Newport. | More than 160 fire fighters are strik- jing desperately to check the flames. | Lightning wielded the torch which set the dry forests a roaring with |Ask Payment for Apartment House | Supertor court sult to collect | $6, 592.40, alleged due on the con- | struction costs of the $203,000 Cor- \inthian apartments, 1705 Summit | ave., was filed against Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Beggs and nine other de- | fendants by Julia Cimmerer Tues- day. Acting as the signee, she alleges the sum is still due C. F. Mar- tin, contractor, who completed work on the big building last December, The Wednesday luncheon of the 100 Per Cent club will be held in the display room of the Canal Motor Co., south end of the Fre- mont bridge. 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