The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1925, Page 1

‘a eS. x & WEATHER ) Mt The Newspaper With the Bigg est Circulation Last M4 He Minimum Temperature urs Maximum, 62 Today noon, 62 Roterea nd Clase Matter May 2, 1899, at the Postoffice at Seattle. Wash, unger the Act of Con VOL. Be NO. 127 , Home ace SEATTLI WASH., THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1925. SAILOR HUNTED FOR TAX! MURDER in W ‘ithcton ‘ The Seattle Star gress March 3, 1670. Per Year, by Mall, $4.00 EDITION x 4 {i{h TWO CENTS ‘ n, how about the k a like t - Producers Get No ee More, but Cost MEE Pumpkin Hollow, deplarea that men Rises Fast Me twice veer fae you can SX! TQROFITEERING in food is ‘ eee going on in Seattle, ac- i ABIGAIL APPLESAUCE SAYS ce check cording to a rigid pr by The ay. » profiteers, taking ad- | ventage of tens thousands of visitors here and to come, “Th’' pioneer made Seattle Star woman who Th f rossed .the tecky Moun ains in skirts i ' now has a grand laughter who are advancing prices and thinks she h g; reaping heavy profits. pot on pants to 1 ; ¥ show dimb a hill.” si verre watch : ma quotation IST Gee .Ge dumb sbe | MEATS AND EGGS SHOW INCREASE the wholesale Seattle housewife — x F “LYL GEE GEE, TH’ OFFICE ‘The VAMP, SEZ And ‘the Pacha answers prices to us have suceeded in ma metate. But | » ck Dempse t of “scraps baiser by 18 Communit y Clubs "Statements Printed in Newspaper Ct peat A ai Coercion Is chisged Slain When Bandi ANOTHER IN LAST WEEK his servant Dr, Harve Howard, } rtm! of the» ute, Pekin, has d by the Ch hibit in = show. parpledress and a white hat, and Man-| ager McGowan hopes that in this re- | °* S xalia it will attract enough attention to | the food they be captured. rise has! > This (Torn to Page 9, Cotumn 3) serve, o. American ing re consul Sign in a blacksmith shop: “For ‘esentatios Is mak sale—A buggy body.” Old Joe Bung. shal Chang >. Lin, starter says there’s no excuse for a “| Manchuria, in the hody to get in that condition. : while the Pekin legation 4 inh Jae! bie tend ing a preliminary tat Please pass the prussic acid WATER SHUT-OFF facts to the foreign office To the fellow in the block Is ogg cama o- Whose lawn er always rattics “Ww ct to pays ree] NEW YORK Along ¢ o'clock much f Ber | feller y limits pay ‘Delegates Tour Seattle ‘on } Last Day; Hold Elections udvertisement bes jcommunities and Betabiohon et i: annexation now jong thes While the vote it Peking, allied The delegates ended meetings with|the annexation at the city hall| This | the launching of a campaign to invite | August. 7 Sone | the world to “Spend will more than meet tt ¢ in taxes on most homes your 1926 vaca- |” —— tion In the Northwest.” Men may not have evoluted from the monkey; but we feel sure that the pedestrian will evolute into a kangaroo, | Oi 209g 2 [ots ations, 9 sa eel Tf You ou’re Panicky About. | al work at Canton and hi sociate with the Rockefe ization in Peking s 'PROFITEER Mrs. Housewife Demands, “WHY?” of the n suddenly been and We are compelled to adva ance our retail prices to _ Protect ourse elves 43 ‘ected AMERICAN. SHOT ae te Rejected ie | oes Attacks His Ranch 1S CAPTURED Palmer | Delegates to the Seattle convention |there was a divid tlon,. had been | captured *b until they Bet of the Pacific Coart ising | admitted. ‘The 1 near the jury f th ioe \Clubs' newociation are to spend |ed that they have . aah tiihae* | Sungari rivers, Manchuria ‘er-| some time ongaged in his p ince 1911 A Warning to | PROFITEERS! (EDITORIAL) HILE we're all pulling together and setting our house in order for our visitors next week, the fat hands of profiteers in food are reaching into every Seattle home and apartment, taking toll in nickels, dimes and dollars. While scores of men have labored un- selfishly, some of them for three years to get ready to entertain the nation’s Knights Templar, these profiteers have given, most of them, neither time, thought nor money, to aid. They are life members of the Grab, Get and Gimme club. The Star’s food price check, printed | elsewhere on this page today, shows that | the folks who produce our food aren't | getting’ more money; in some cases | they’re getting less than they were a month ago. The profiteering is going on some- Seattle The old-fashioned girl who | | conty where between the producer and the smiled to show te dimples now ° folks who live in modest apartments, olis “em” for pe si e os . A | Liscrthaalbantinael cone hacleaxtad tiny shacks, middle-class bungalows and those other thousands who eat in restaurants HIS is a family row. We're going to try to have it out now, so that things will be pleasant for our guests—but pleasant or unpleasant, we're going to have it out. t Gang pascal ae) Most of us, who happen to be mine-run humans, are willing to work in any way . Pag cae ig aE bled to entertain our guests next week. Some NOT ON BROADWAY, IT WON'T reales he see tad of us have worked aoe he pian oma Metiowan re fh ge the Jong run. American Greaniaer of "the for the Templars’ conclave or the great free Sportsmen’s show, or the wonderful Wayfarer pageant. . There was no thought of money-mak- ing in this planning and working. Does the hostess, when she issues invitations for a party, prepare to make a profit from her guests? Our whole thought has been to bring folks here to see our wonder city, our marvels of forest, field, stream and sea, to let them revel with us in Seattle sunshine—just a huge week-long party, with everybody having a good time. Did the profiteer in foodstuffs give his time to helping us? R be at Harbin o Mar lord of cane, is present ement of founda y bandits Amur and IN SEATTLE. Food Prices Shoot Upward! DRIVER I SLAIN IN AUTO! |Man Is Found Dead on Lonely Road at Fort Lawton PPARENTLY by a passenger he had taken to Fort Lawton Wedn ay night, Earl Ana- bele, 22, driver for the Lodge Cab Co., was found dead at 7 o'clock Thursday morning at the wheel of his limousine on a lonely wooded road lead- ing to the rifle range at the fort, Anabele had been shot once thru the back of the head ith a A5 ¢ automatic ervice pist Detective ant murdered whom iber Chief Charles and Captain F. C commander at making ivsday to lo- post Lawton, were who wa ar at the jater seen fort. About 8:30 p Anabele was 1 ording to Lawrence, was to Fort Law asked Lawrence er replied, $3.50. The i the limou ith Anabele. nother sol- ng around in ths NEW: BOY FINDS MAN DEAD IN CAR car then headed round the nely road tc ds the rifle range, about 9 o’cloc! the evening. (Turn to Page $, Column 4) MIDSHIPMEN TO ARRIVE TODAY Academy Men Will Be Wel- comed to City by Mayor ships Thursday afternoon, the New York, Utah and {Arkansas were to arrive in Elliott bay bearing the 1,350 Annapolis men on training cruise, together with 200 officers and 900 enlisted men of the navy. Mayor Grown, accompanied by a committee, was to board the flagship New York when one anchors, and extend official nd welcome tae | ‘Thursday joyriding around the bay, coming inside the r, $1 a. month| His son, James, wax reported safe Did he dig down in his ee to help? 5 d at n thru the locks and about Lakes|a shi in probably increased bond and 60 to 75 per}, The American consul Harbi Not he! All he did was sit b 4 d 1 The boyish silt data a bethalice, cece teed othe robe issues and tax levica fire insurance than | bad taken up the cave,; sald. the §§ ack and cal- sh silhouette party was to leave in the afiertoon rh ation’s executive commit acre ho bound. | Message, while B.S. Greene, of the , ve modern mode but a bulging hip is | {for Paradise | Inn, on Mount Rainier Fescked ms ° H Han k, waa] , Nit is ‘pe fe China medical hoard, the doctor's su culate how much extra he could gouge Mabe | the evening. Jand form the resolution sduthorized Our transportation costs us about | MVvestigate went ‘i : sphere cies A banquet wound up the regular jat the meeting ‘nt : i 057.0 * * % o Wf there were no bathing | sexsions Wednesday evening, when| Mayor Brown has called a confer , Dr. Howard in a aduate of the =i « , girls and President Coolidge never !Tjovq" spencer, retiring president, {ence of all administrative. officers of nut | University «of Michiga and E’S gouging us now. Next week he’ll jaid a corner- ‘8 ee was presented with a goid watch, | Lake Washington towns to confer on Pennsylvania, 1906. for gouge the folks to whom we've ex- tended hospitality. “Hospitality,” in the profiteers’ dictionary, means “profits.” Let’s play fair on this thing. Let’s keep eon: he tised to run beside a| Florence 12. Schindler, alvo of Call-| ‘CONDEMN SAND prices at normal level. There'll be ‘ornia, ic president at large. | wagon and yell, “Whip behind form oc ar TH City’ 8 Water, Read This enough added business next week, at sree | Raymond P. Kelley, of Spokane, | POINT LAND rerular ¥ Rep e ; te , SPEEA RY dunt gton: "Tor Jones gular prices, to satisfy everybody. TEMAS i Parry, of deattle, for Western Wan, (Justice Finds Trip to Cedar River Eases His Paul Shaw, Portland, for jes, and anon tol Oregon; Dave Levison, Stockton, for Jet, cooked on the | Y ones joni these summer | Northern California, and Thomas H whe, where all the|Shore, San Diego, gor Southern - | California it is Up betimes, and to playing sweet mua-| ington; the harm Mind on Situation JUSTICE BY IR | Anybody who i PAnICkY | water is the part of Cedar river about our water supply should run * that our water supply system is not Jout to "Renton and look at the| ‘at our water pply #y wed water that runs under the bridge yon tho road thru that city. ‘hat | to Increase Flying |large Sand Point flying f naval air baso were bog A uutng Inthe evening hae, and'te a dinner || 1 Ae Particular A Then if you ure u good driver | of stenke and kidney pie, a noble dish, ‘ ay King ty | much neglected, methinks, thruout the || Home You Are Reward Offered in® | and have « good machine, follow |“ "fymmone 1 to owners, of aa ~Y mation, And so to bed. : 0 hed. \ ‘ tho rough ro § the right of | approximate acts, totaling 190] pp. j , || Looking For Search for Banker 1 distance of |acres, aro being served under the| Kills Wife, Then | Scientist Predicts We have lots of scenery around|| May be lated in today’s Classi John Woodard, former banker and where the water n of Howard Hanson, civil eat but t of it has been || tied’ Columns. Here is a dandy || rancher, who. disup don the| river, You will fl Y prosecutor, Hearings will Attempts Suicide Big American Quake | Jens low etands, home for you night of July 3, in bet 1 to have yipes, that bring the held in ‘superior court on LOS ANGELES, J 23.—(By U FAENZA, Ital ee | o* - met with foul play. A reward for ar river into Seattle ust 10. 1.)—Marking the wife murder mAy Mtaly, July -23.—Prof | Ad g has g 2 to ent tied re information about the missing man|are working on full (ime, You will) By condemning the privatety-| and attempted suicide in Loy A®. | Bendandi, noted ftalian seismologist, } in nd ra thank a may be offered by the son, Ross, who | not soo any leak nd, the count® will ace county within t e6 | whose predictions of earthquakes in hea not everyone: i@ teyldesto Jonm soll. Half hour from || hay directed tho wearch for his dad| yoy will also find sateriats vores, which will be turned] MeKkibbin, 66, a stear recon youn Have: boon AuleilbaeKt ar to @y tt ixophone in heart of ¢ ince July whon His absence WAR! one the | take: cat to the government | early today shot and kill y f ! i. - a Soni ceil walk Dalles caaa doy ba teed most without exception, today, thru 4 4 || Turn to the Want Ad Column ovary ble, Id it ark | | ) a eo J Il] and se who la offe ne this home wan last seon in a care 1} 1 there are men ol the job to Under the direction of th eta g be: in Whittier, then attempted the United Press, predicted a “tey l eo is over, ebildren, Go || to room hi u frlond, He was plan: | ioe that nothing happens mmissloners, the engineer's office | ta Kill himself, according to police |rific’’ earthquake” in Alaska and | might hon and don’t throw | ning on making a trip to Vagpouver. |) > surveyed for a proposed rail. | reports, North Am von July 25 or 26. ‘ Tocks at the electri light globes | | Hin doscription has been broadcast | ‘This ia not an. emergency At-) yong spur down toi the flying fold MoKibbin is expected to recover He likewise predicted a new earth bee | lin the, Mineing Persons bureau of | Pangement, but the regular meal iat hangars and repair building Two children w p in the }quake would strike Japan on the heat the Pacific coant, (urn to Page 9, Column 2) will be erected, house when tho tragedy occurted, .! J0th, ged ‘ ~ } 4 er aa aa Fie AAAl ; County Starts Proceedings Condemnation proceedings to en-| Public Opinion is the only weapon in this family row. That means your voice and ours, raised in protest. Let’s get this family, row over NOW. Smoke out the profiteers! Field ‘eld for a| an Thurs. | to Rear Admiral ©, 'T. 5, his staff and commanding officers, A reception is to be tendered to officers and intdshtpisen from 2:30 to 4, in the lounge, room of the Chamber of Commereé. In the eve- ning the visitors will attend the inter-squadron boxing champlon- shi t the University of Washing. ton stadium, The public is invited to both affairs, On Friday the visitors will go | sightseeing, and in the afternoon |will root for their soccer team against the Todd Shipyard squad at |the stadium, In the evening they guests at the Venottan J, Phillips, chairman of the rs naval affairs commitree, ‘has issued an appeal for more cour- | tesy cars, to be offered the men at the Chamber of Commerce building jat 2p. m, Friday and Saturday, | ‘The training squedron will be im | Seattle for a week. {Mayor Proclaims Holiday July 28 Asking Seattle citizens to Join tn giving Knights Templar and other | visitors “a gractous and hospitable Western meeting,” Mayor Brown Thursday proclaimed Tue 28, “an all-Seattle holiday Brown's — proclamation that the city hall remain closed {for the day of the parade and “in vites business institutions to join’ in the spirit of this great oconston and to lay aside the usual routine of labor during hours that will permit) employes to witness the parade," . 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