The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1925, Page 9

FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1925 ° THE SEATTLE STAR FACE’? y BRIDE HELD | FREDERICK & NELSON [DOWNSTAIRS STORE Prnse—brodarnh & Ndoww Serves es j | | Entertainment®Program for Academy Men Started Mrs. Katherine Hudson, bride of Lloyd L. Hudson. The girl-wite of the youth accused as the slayer of Earl Anable was also arrested during the | police inquiry and questioned concerning her husband's ac- | tions on the night of the mur- der, +s Lloyd Hudson, 20-year-old sailor, held for the murder HERE’S MORE ALOUT ] to tours. of Earl Anable, taxi driver. HERE IS Ear’ : t 4 4 | evening | : 3 2 IS Earl Anabele, taxi driver found murdered in| carnt-| Police officials say Hudson |hjs limousine at Fort Lawton early Thursday morning, his} MURDER | val: : confessed to the crime. iwife, E sther, and baby | daughte Nadine. | STARTS ON PAGE ONE vis Raided by Dey No Street Cars, Autos | tars ins soo Vs PS et ft Along Big Parade Route START ON PAGE ONE | a month, according’ to fTenaant, 4 month, according to ‘Tennant ral ——$____ Business District to Be Cleared of Traffie Dur- ;%8%,0% Perk of ' ing Knights Templar Spectacle Tuesday 4 Vulcan Iron Shikada, a With his rent at the Dorts apart t#, 715 Sixth a Midsummer Silk Frocks Hudson ean des to In Scores of Charming, Youthful ti ody af the rece’ Styles for Street, Afternoon ve : speek 1 hia pre and Sports Wear o men outside) A A ‘ econd ave, | ipennen jist njand 1 8 ba 1 I Law 1 Sunset Hin) ¥™ ‘ , 14 f V » Columbia at. | 7 Aw two peo G Jwckson at, 5. 5 | ei vaattory: x der io’ N exceptional offering of the fashionable silk crepe, Georgette and sports . —— a 2 No cars will be operated thru| 8 Park ca wye at First f velle ed Hud stripe silk Frocks, which are so popular right now. Plain colors and HERE’S MORE ABOUT 2 " Re a Los far in) ALL HOTELS TO BI , , fivid pr ar ly | . F anf ODANIZIAIO m., until after tt parud , . FILLED WITH GUESTS " hele vivid prints. Particularly lovely are some Georgette afternoon and informal SE AN KING ape ced Pek Re : Seis vember dete aa a evening frocks trimmed in dainty laces. TARTS ON PAGE ONE t Mt. Bake if bleh aa fadceral Also at $6.85 are e attractive flannel Fr i oe man ms ¥| night nformation Also at $6.85 are some attractive flannel Frocks appropri- rare Pp aaa ae “tg police by Lieut. Com: | ate for immediate and early Autumn wear. In striking plaid Saihels tieduy c ; Rrcanva’ teamed tt eerie is ie whos gE and stripe patterns, warm colorings and smart styles, with Ope e 14 - ie Sak exile, eiett atthe | long sleeves. Good value, all, at $6.85. I Boks LL RING fixe 1 Pi Bed ‘ ac-| Fort Lawton rifle range for target | —DOWNSTAIRS STORE na ¢ aii die (two-man), | @ulree t hy avery hotel] neactic, j bam es A cars; Mel. |Toom ia already taken. In addition, | Ate? | i day It did a lot of good, too. at th has leted| Hudson was arrested at the | But I find th I get further Phinney ave, Wall. | the 1 t the city, | t0M cafe by Detectives William | ) or gg ee aney ave. Wail | rn any | Sonn, Waccher TUESDAY, THE DAY OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ae R hen vhs anc est Yoris 24 hours after the! TT ag AGS Sennen GME en nn ee | Si ag ity cea wet mimodations for | murd | PARADE, THE STORE WILL OPEN AT 1:30 AND ' W. T. CAMPBELL, 0 cars; Third ave, | C¥ery visitor. More than 6,000 rooms,| ‘Thuraday morning the entire de-| SS Pe a ee oer mene Tee ee i every one of which has been in-| tachment of soldiers had been in-| CLOSE AT 5:30 P. M. Gian "5 baliave’t ishment of children 1s Anne, E. Queen us service from| are able for the over.|spected by L. Michael and William | Seticklinn Ge ose Gisathine by are th at. to Orean |? rs aside from the} Lawrence, who had seen the sailor | hire the car from the stand at P If children were made heiiroa:hen oer] Be a TN Tak to unde ad from babyhood up WASHINGTON KNIGHTS | from ing bureaus at tho! timo the police were informed that = = bony parent a ee hen WANTED AS ESCORTS wat: | King st. and Milwaukee depots and| Hudson had been In camp the night | 6 ae very little pa page w ae | Bell st. terminal where the C. P. R.! before. it % IB il k ; Stat aac || TOK. T. COMMANDER |/“reces noe apour V/s oo [tar tn tne aternoon x wsel BAND) PLAYS AT)(tRouste’s comina iF) Boilermakers to whipped my boy once p.m, to 11 p.m i including Aug of € ‘ond aye. and Neca st, At that tablished | hg ar AJ. GEORGE | TAKE CARE oF learned that Hudson had been down Choose : Ao ge en SPORT SHOW | KNIGHTS’ FAMILIES | town. The: police were. immediately | YOU FORGET TO SEND )) Delegates GAiERED H. LUNDIN, prest- [I templar paral I | "In addition to the ‘hotela, apart-| formed ef the ew thue Ky Ty PARK | For oriver’s Permir |, 2'ssis 2% coventon of te 4 Frida STARTS ON PAGE ment h houses, room| SHOOTING STORY | ' ' SERVING tho new traffic || Makers, Tron ‘Ship Bulldece aa “T still subs: to the doctrine of ‘spare the rod and spoil the child.’ The ‘lickings’ that I got BS a d private residences,| TOLD OFFICIALS — O guals, obeying all traffic || Helpers of America are to be elected © oan, hes will be p 1)" According to the alleged confes Big Program Arranged for)| !vs. and keeping weil within |/at the weekly meeting of the local | || the speed limit, is all well || union, Friday, July 24. Two dele: 0 F ing a uniform was directed ged to report at 3 o'clock Sat inment of Dr. Frank Loopo's| ke. Toove's | in the rallrosd yards, with accom- wera‘ lohie: vemenibered; abd -t 4 emg nije club’ ahut-ine and) 0 dest toe a6 te ae tn cao sion, Hudson said that Wednesday think every child needs them ace i oh am of Sacred Musto arranged eee eee lone ati pe | RISHt he emptoyed Anable to drive Concert on Sunday -|| enough, but if you don't look |/ gates wili be sent to the convention eeaninalty.” bs a : lta J. C. Dickson. At 8 in the ivan epectal care. Arrangements} 2 t0 Fort Lawton out, the traffic cop will get you ||in Kansas City on September 14. It © Oc geet Master Leonida . the Howe College of Music) 1.4 neen made to have their’ chile | “I had recognized him as the man Adams Concert band has been!| anyway after August 1: jis the first convention of the union MRS, W. E. BARNHART, Se- 2 ‘ jad na chussical instrumental | (°°. 0% for while they mee mug, | Who bad driven us to the courthouse " The chances are you will for- || held in the last five ; attié club worman—"T know sey— || ee nn One aay igh 1 program Mids colvaia caraghe ae thesktecs | lon our wedding day—and I hag{Selected to play for the Knights get to make application for your || ————_——_— éral children that a good spank- | oer i sinle Beis oh ania usic and Art Foundation fund] Without petra See pedis hei ae heard him say he had ‘stepped out’) Templar at Knights Templar (Lin-|| motor operators’ license before || ing would much improve. My |} te ane Hs — - nday ws start Monday’ afternoon with iecisita. aver ietu tories |tne wife," Hudson sald, according to|coln) park, Sunday at 3:30. that date, and if you do, trouble Danish Prince Is own three children get it when a aah, 4 program arranged by Broadway| 4 , : 3 the police. They have planned a numt ft || is coming, 7 . fi ; : : the escort to Grand Master > Mm a ‘We have had 300 triennial con-| "1,70 ¢ 3 ¥ , : sanotis ge s W they need it, and so did I in my by to the, Piet. Preabyterian |/224 Summit units of the fund, pre-| caves in our history and. have| “shot him from behind without | 1 and popular pieces, as|| The local automobile club is || ounded in Africa warning. I reached over him and |senting pupils of Jacques Jou Jerville @ trombone solo by M. D.|| giving out blanks and aiding in LONDON, July 24—(By U. P= younger days.” . *-* || church lot: tive ‘Carnie aaheal accumulated a vast experience for] stooted the oar and searched ti Mitice (aha ce t 1 troubles | ’ AES iat oth of the Cornish schoo! boned oe ” sg ppor pa searched his | Miller, i¢@ Chamber of Commerce !] other ways to save trouble for || prince Aage, of Denmark, nephew | . Lo nat Afl Washington sir |}such conventions,” Dr, Horsfalls|*"°! rince Aage, Je » nep! | MAYOR EDWIN J. BROWN If akgmcvea' tr report: on Kin | said | 50 ket for a letter that I thought/chorus of 70 voices is also on the|| the drivers. of Alexandra, queen-mother of Eng- g . Buddy, don’t bother me | tiene. | land, is here on leave, with a wound when I'm busy. If you really want to know, come down to my office and we'll talk it over.” id he bad—something about my wife.| program. iene (ek Jute Gh | The street lighting decorations f prours 1045 o'clock to-take part in the SW | M IN LAKE}«:: alectrical effects were nhed | But I didn't find it, Then I went to] Knights Templar bands will not ~|in his hand, sustained during fight: parade, Major Drever said all | by D'Arcy Ryan of tho ee left my gun in my bed and/play at this concert, but will be at |d: Wednesday, and possibly Thurs: | ing as captain of the French foreign came back downtown. I went to my|Volunteer park on Monday, Tues-|day nights at 8:1 legion, in Moraceo, Washington Templars are wanted - Flectrical Co, of Schenectady, N.Y. | wite' Sale ek: | and Installed by Lewis & Watts m aperiment and stayed there When you place a Classified Ad in|} they are members of regular com- | Seattle, under the din The you. reach more people panies or not at Sportsmen’s Show G Simpson, chairman of the Aranhboe sans ie You'L L BE ABLE TO OBTAIN RELIABLE INFORMATION ON % While Chief of Detectives Charies and the cost les committee, . pach Mada at designed the Palace of Jow-| Tennant and Cupt. William Kent (fh “WHERE TO GO FI AT OUR BOOTH IN THE nimit 1 divi cone els at the San Francisco exposition, | Were Ail ir the shooting at the —__——_.. SPORTMAN’S S SHOW— swimming and diving meet on Green %, Saturday | CAMP Thursday, Hudson had written m Visitors W. uv ; He will arrive in Seattle Saturday y -of-Town Visitors Who Would Like a Day’s | ake, In connection with the Sports-|ty” inapect the work. The beautl.|® letter to a cousin and given It to SPECIAL Good Fishing, Aye Hapeetally invited to Call | men's show, was announced Friday. 7 ‘ a shipmate to mail. Th hi 7 4 ful arch at Second aye. and Colum-|* * . © shipmate ! ‘ }The meet opens at 3 p. m,, Satur will bo flooded by spot-|turned the letter over to his com: VALUE! and Get Acquainted. — Advertisement i Program for North End day's bla 2 a sr oy Se - ‘4 day, 99 minutes after tho outdoors | tinned manders, who gave it to the police, Int” Camp ‘Stove JUST ASK FOR “STEVE” SAXBY. exposition gets under way. BA ee with the Information that Hudson nplete with a | Officials will be: J. EB. McComb, | CONCLAVE TO OPEN had not been In camp the previous RI aITel nte arter; Harry MeWaters, referee;| WHEN CHIEF ARRIVES night. ing pans. You will also. enjoy ite | Neal Ellis, Mr. Clark and Matthew The formal opening of the con- | LE’ REFERRED | Se or, judges, Entries | ote artive ETTE} EFERRE! heatin comfort Schwimmer, judges ntries may|clave, with the arrival of /T@ MURDER | ! fy au Fs et made with Mr. McComb at Master Newby and his escort, in ed | gs or evenin “4 |Green Lake beach any time before|day evening, will be marke: ‘This letter referred to the murder i Hee optionally ‘Campers the meet. There will be prizes in] ceremony in which the golden key tojand said that he—Hudson ~probably | priced 4 19 each event the clty will be extended by would bo accused of it. + re) BURY s's $9.95 Delight After the police had obtained this Soe Outfit | Events will be: Fifty yards, free} Brown, An escort of two re | style, boys under 14; same for girls|of Seattle Knights, in full uniform, |!nformation, the detectives learned }under 14; 60 yards for boys under} will march to the depot to escort him |that Hudson had married Miss ries | }16; same for girls under 15; 76|to the Knights temple, and then to {on July 11, and that she was residing yards, boys under 16; same for girls|his headquarters in The Olympic|#t the Doris apartments, 716 Sixth! r 16; porpoide swim for boys | Hotel, herthen junder 16; same fof girls under 16;| Sunday, divine services will be] They went to her apartment, but) |diving tests for boys and girla over| conducted in all Seattle church for |she dented all Knowfedge of the mur- \14 the Knights Templar, with the offi. |der. She admitted that Hudson had | - - clal encampment services at the {Joined her in tho apartment about f Me $n | iret Presbyterian church, Rt. Rey, 10:40 the night before, HERE’S MORE ABOUT |) cha Bayard Mitchell, grand pro-| ‘The detectives waited in the apart: | late, will be in charge, assisted by |ment for Hudson to appear, but Wil- FOOD Rev. Mark A, Matthews, grand pro. |Jard Eason, a Naa hy of Hudson's, ‘ + of the Commandery of Washing /oalled, Tho detectives questioned STARTS ON PAGE ONE tan. Music will be hy Thi eke him, and he admitted Hudson had en | master’s cholr, sent him to bring his wife to the demand of buyers, They are paying} The remainder of the day will be | Boston cafe. for this and complaining, but the| dedicated to sight-seeing trips thru-| ‘The officers went to the cafe and retailer on whon it has been forced] out the city's parks and residence [took the young sailor into custody, \is complaining even more, and los-| districts, where floral decorations | Hudson and his wife planned to visit ing in the competitive battle.” | have been provided. her parents at Wapato August 1, | Wholesale dealers in butter and] \CLAVE FINANCES Panes raaeed Md tenet et pe | ewe claim the benefit of every rise} LL PROVIDED ‘ore hi Ke, Mrs, 4 as al | sald to be a domestic in a physician's in price has gone Into the pro- ; ‘ ‘ Hight ‘hi Aa opis , i ase noes of the conclaya havo all aallevnte, Ladies with their natural artistic ability are proving to be} ducers’ pocke’ Falling pastures) son provided, ‘The $200,000 enter. {ome at Bellevue, ‘the best of hair cutters. with cittendant reduotion “In milk] ¢ainment. fund was subscribed by want vocation which Will] factor in| the increase in butter| Mason{e orders of the espe and ctl! 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Ly | improve the appearance of) quirements and an expanding out-}""° & casions of tho lodge wil)|, Munictpal street railway workmen great F people you pleane them, there. ! side demand for Washington oggs.| Bualious rosslons X the lolme Will) iabored tute ‘Thursday night and + Wher vou Rabe parelig. mate Wii Hark Basia oat on | id open Tuesday at the Masonic Templo, | Wapored lie Thuraday | night and Harvard ave, and Pine wt, and con again Friday to rush completion fs all profemion you can feel that you] joyabl It » mratif_ying to} TOKYO, July 24.—-Robert Ff, Mons ry he iro training for a life long profes:|know you have a profession with| of Columbia, Mo., han boon re-elect.| UUe Untill Friday In the same head Jot gho Montlake-University street (~ Seattle's | fon, one that you can fall back|an carning capacity equal to that| od president of the board of trustees |(UArters: car “vonneotions ,to the Stadium Department rnst ware Denantneatl i on in time of need and be assured| of a man | of the American School in Japan, Tho for next week's convention and Noe” BT MvEitie af oan | wey . 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