The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1925, Page 1

The Newspaper The Seattle Star | Hiome Bre Man in Hospital Believed Dying! | One Brother Resents Other’ s Slurring Entered a# Becond Class Matior May & ee F 1599, VOL. NO. 185. SEA With the Biggest Circulation in Washington | ome Edition | At the Postoffice mt seattle the Act of Cong ‘. TITLE, WASH., SATU RDAY, AUGUST 1 TWO CENTS IN * SEATTLE, Remark About Mother and Desper- ate Conflict Follows; Wife Faints bid DIARY and in Green lake, At the office aftaires Seattle must have a water system that pect antee > gi ( Sek’ At wighl te veeabtne say: fam antee adequate supply constantly to p pole, and to filling the coache with rationing of water necessary recently owin reat. rm » and 2 . aia Sake ia ence Heraeen: reggie in the Cedar river lines. ae eee Mave Bene 6 Me: end: ee Rainier valley must have its transportati did erye oat upon me, calling me a q Greate, Hulking Brute, and woulde satisfactorily settled Guests Gone, They'll Run Boys’ City | Howdy, folks! We're off for = aS. — e Vancouver Island to spend the Pe Jolly old vacation daze! . ey e 4 atten. 9 | Mother and Son in Tragedy ; . We understand C Grey is|\ SS nema —_ 1 e ‘O or | - ging to occupy this sp I ] ) Ha, ha! Wait until she ive Old Joe Bungstarter some good EDITORIAL advice eves UR VISITING hosts of Knights Templar have A girl we hate oe » ¢ Is Mrs. Brew = pee. ; sa She wants to take Their week's stay has been a pleasant one. Their The gold-fish, too. memories of Seattle recall only optimism and cheer- ’ hey fulness. For during their entertainment we kept our The reason we're going to Van domestic troubles in the closet. | eouver island or ur vacation is #0 as F 4 | that we can meet the giant mosquito | But now that we have regretfully bidden them t bit us last year. We're a } adieu, let’s get back to work. Seattle has much to do Aor When: | “Wetve bought: s bear’ t Seattle must have sewers to end the obnoxious : and dangerous pollution situation in Lake Washington will guar revent the g to breaks on proble: 2 FOUR BOYS, elected by the votes of 40 Rainier Valley lads, will run a “city by by did The eity budee anat be ‘ then ¢ some i) . t he a budget must, be se and then cut some government” at Camp LaPine, on Pine lake, fear Issaquah, until August 9. The 40 will be more. on is no time for salary Inc erp ; guests at the camp of the Rainier Valley Commercial club. They won the trip in as | City officials snust concentrate immediately upon athletic conte: Left to right: “Clerk” Morris Pixley, “Judge” Leland Anderson, e. n the settler vent of these three major ‘problems cutor” David Eyre, and “Sheriff” Jack non. iment wt irring remar his mother, Be n He e | They must use every ounce of human ingenuit I & Bre (P California as the t G : His brother, J 08s og astrictic will te » det ; Rcacktines. rhe. t himself up ¢ tt The’ m 6 two Poses Legal; resccictions, vill tend vie | Fla . a : Di ; endienacies Brno men ; t amide ‘a : e of the projects and unless there is constant | i eae Py es succag teeed F to keep them CCUSED of stabbing his brother with perhaps fatal pressure behind them to rush them along, there will Pir sie eainits Vaasa in Keep order 4 ne : Bech gin ahare es 3 rn a ata Lat ia ienereies peppy come 28 i any cases which | Raymond Hendricks, Fred Gallin “Wonderful Form Displayed by results, James Hawkins, 47, was held in the city jail AN ead r \ sn iati city: hall t¢ | August hey wilt may ¢ George Dudley, David Eyre 3 a hy sleet s . z Ra ee oh seit It’s time, then, for you gentlemen at city ha Sead « vier she guidanes |” Tr Hepler, Glen Anderson, I Get Swimmer in Race.” —Headline.| Saturday morning on an open charge, Benjamin Haw- take off your coats, roll up your sleeves and go to | sor ieai: Vi Mocarai val P aan Anes aay No doudt, no doubt? kins, 36, the victim, is in the Seattle General hospital with work 4 isa ; |! Columbia Congres ' eect Siacos bee ceri = et t ork. , uron Nelson, Way me * f ice three knife wounds in his chest BE this yea ley | the plen ck Ramon, Rodger Si e city council barred horses ‘ t s re esl Dicer scar ionriy ttre, we uh One of the wounds penetrated his lungs. rooms = so ag charg William Smith, Harry Fish- The stabbing ensued following a quarrel in which Ben- jamin accused his brother James of making slurring re- marks about their mother, at the family home, 2410 11th ave. W. The mother’s name is Mrs. 8. FE. Hanna. James Hawkins walked into police headquarters and gave himself up to Captain L. Hedges. He showed a long bladed jack-knife, bloodstained, which he said he had used against his brother. The injured man, interviewed in the hospital by Patrol- man B. A. Sands and W. E. Berg, was warned that he was near death. He made the statement that James had criti- cized his mother rely, referring to her derstand 14 horseflies at Second and Madison have starved to death ee MATHEMATICAL NOTE The quickest method of ob taining square root: Get be- hind a mule and pull its tail, % Sewers, Water, Rainier Ve City Budget in Spotl Li'l Gee Gee says one mysteries of Jif tank of an autc gasoline inste Play Week Over, City Faced With Problems ontest 2 r yd Hughes nold Wingness, ve contest i J Hjelman, Stanley Gustoffer- the camp vication as% a prize on, Charles Houghton, L. Crothers, 40 winter’ left Columbia City Sat 7 Charl Gould, Wayne _ Staples, urd morning trucks and autos e ind who att amy ar Ma by, Albert Ce Vv. Tay- ‘The boys have elected Leland An- | Jack Bart Jack Gilliam, Wayne | Jo rdhorn, C. urns, Ve lerson adm judge, Morris Pixley as! Suatice Blakow Arthu T md 1. Anderson, illey and ight MILLIONS LOST NRE STORM 222900 Deposited at pos seve in a contemp- k ms ov e elt mated 15-mill increase in’ the tuous manner. f fficia 8 city's annual budget a 0 an Ashes to Ashes “yy ‘ ; Niet 4 0 @ Dust to duit “T told him,” said Benjamin, “ ‘You mustn't say such § k after th This is re status of the four ; i week. TI oblems today ee The pigger the horn, things about mother.’ He repeated his words and mother | #*!# * wight es ss 4 ; The smaller the bus ‘ ; : ; ; $37] ( ngine jackw . 4 C slapped him. We fought, He drew a knife and stabbed me. Bes ‘ M. A d B O d Cc = ae Tanks readily admitted he had stabbed Ben several times ae ic Lado teeta 1 cn ea Downpour Lasts 18 Hours ay tten 1 Cason an On News dispatches report that Hen- we ns Ng A 3 re mah get Ane see : M ets BRES +) flowing int . ashington na port on an . i ] I y Ford is giving no thought to the | Police Captain Hedges said. His wife went to police head- d provide putlet for Green ‘i Lake Was! Without Stopping gratu ate nstitution’ $s Officers future. quarters to see him and fainted when she heard the details : would call fe 4 bond é the theory of why worry whe! a F ate water supply | $4.500,00 ; os ; ee con tte th ea oe ver hen | of the tragedy. i As yaeaeats rel aad BW n AUTO FACTORIES CLOSED SES: By c. AL CLAY of ‘fraternity ¢ y and that The mother of the two men told Capt. Hedges that she jo ’\nat the future plan of de- | these special \ S res Se ae opeveitel iy es glad foln. in! oie i 5 ei: i nes 0 o - por B : Bate ‘ ‘ trotherhood o! ive En- | ope on TODAY'S bf. sh James had and pio hr Gea velopment there ail Beg | st ttos 1 gaa ‘the. nex City Threatened: With: Flood) oie a a cctheshooa sien atl rst. finds deposited Satur. - Surgeons are trying desperately to save the life of the ALARA OLY, SOLLIOCTD Oe ee Te a at H # day morning were presented by injured man I Rainie Valley transportation | To mKennedy, corporath When Relief Comes Trust of Seattle, opened for) pattern Workers’ union ‘Then pe an, elievem becouse ¢ : z > ts ao , . 7 Pee Pe, problem. t a business Saturday morning Spa-; County Tre er Shields | with A Cringe nyy fea sca on ‘wins He vig i? : ri dé Radical reduction of the esti (Turn to Page 2, Column 5) {TROIT Aug. 1.—Kighteen | cious new quarters on the eighth| county funds and City Treasurer Apts., 9 John st., made a statement a ne city jal, de- continuous rainfall, which | floor of the Dexter Horton build- | Te rry and City Comptrolle Ca i , claring that the quarrel developed over a discussion of times reached ‘almost: cloudburst | ing Piers Re hh aA ie Lerner eat The dumb dora who walks into 4) Benjamin's personal affairs. proportions, placed the ctly on ®| poset SFR R OTE DEPOSITS resgurant and orders a 25-cent dish adh near-flood. basis when it stopped, ¥ rt 0 MEES ARE $500,0 hi-s ta mode: “My mother called me by phone this morning and said ' ol : on tables and about ,the rooms|4RE $500,000 SN Seas she had a check for me. I've been getting $50 a month Sdatimaton cf the Gariahh dane. 1n ee eee ane eee. Ot RCRA TT eee day. deposits were ‘about The city should paint some new! from her,” said James Hawkins. ‘So I went over to get | thin: section.’ ra ont, $1,000,000 }labor's own bg iain pera ee j eattle Brotherhood bank is pafety zones on the pavements it. My brother Ben has been the cause of a lot of trouble $5,000,000. No lives have been here were crowded thruout the |Similar-to the Brothe fhe could ewe twice as far) for her, She has spent $100,000 on him in the last four : Laas Mig morning with business and profes- | Cleveland, O., which was sts Riera eS ged a years getting him out of trouble. Estimates Would Raise Tax Ship Aground Near Vancou- | Five larse e factories | sional men who called to offer thelr | ¥ears ago, and which recently moved , bait ees oa heae ’ , a! ' : vere either or partia congratulation: into its own 21-story building, wit A heroine is a woman soho darce We were talking about his attentions to a married wo- 15 Mills; Hearing Tuesday ver Island; All Safe foveed aa ialbes due tordiein eae? ioahecc: GE sitie pata {total resources of more than’ $28,- fo leave a bridge party when the man and he came running downstairs. He hit me three flux of water unds of base-!the officers of the. bank a friendly | 000000 gossip ts at its height—P. A. L- | times over the head and knocked me down. He started to Retr inance ‘Chairman! VANCOUVER, B. ©, Aug, 1—| ments were filled with from three to | visit and assured them that labor's) “‘The bank likewise maintains an ; Summoned b nance sirman six feet of water; several miles of | ae 5 choke me and I lost my head and stabbed him Blaine, city. c jimen Tuesday at | (By U, P)—With pi and | 3 pavement pee Rprankedl while | Money firm was not regarded as met in the Brotherhood banks Eve ‘ cheer Sabre gg aie “Mother tried to separate us. After 1t was all over 1} 10 a, m. will open their 1926 budget | freight for Prince Rupert adian | telograph, telephone and transr rival but a member of the bank (Turn to Page 2 Column ee Knights Templar who will go home| decided to give myself up.” t Fee De Sy ehiavand z pn Poa ess vit ; plore Herr PONY Oe crete. gree ne with their elbows out Benjamin Hawkins, according to physicians, was stabbed Soin Fa * : sph an Ve “4 a na t at f At ie place wiisre a creek over Si, eee three times, the knife bladesonce piercing lung. He is} \. $12 74, This is an increase | pory ; ena river, ‘at 1:30 down a pti pal th ccugntce ove rea assion ay baS FROGRESS oF MMe ATION: « pda in a serious condition. of $3,780,787.74 over the eral al-) a, m. toda tide was falling /jawns and thru back yards, thre Hipienaniac A. Gollofson, Franklin Apts., and W. H. Will were listed iti PAS es rk pt over | ane tie ship had ‘ war cA high | quarters of a mile from the er Par i) as witnesses: of the affair on the police report. ust year’s taxation allowance of/ Capt. Johnson reported the vessel! ‘phe weather bureau stated more Li'l Gee Gee is getting so ma ‘3 34.16 mills and must be pared down.) gate and that hopes to get Off} than four inches of rain fell during ples, wrinkles in her forehead that Counclimen hope to keep the increase | hy his own steam sometime this} the storm ; . y) sayn she'll soon have to stop drinking within 4 mills forenbon radtbiiee rwhloh | owerw’ -abteetea Ws vin ae P f Ross Stee F : : d es sin or uw ed Mother Tells of 7 ragedy pice ag EN I ais cx ORR LO I fee « “Wayfarer” Performances Feature aie ind organizations will be he for! the ship was found hard and fast Ford's Highland Park plant, Hud b C ] 4h P y ] os ee Sie HIKE Tudeday, Balote HS ee ene ane en eel son U chee Cooneeatal 1 and y Clear Tones of rolocutor hgtagee ‘runbs ce hiss kid a eeteaic (psi r au ume up,| tual budget debate mare) yup ry |nery and buildings on shore Packard Motor companies, She tied sink ribbons vusly ! a; Et and Bennle—Benole We | nedvtceots and sewers; 2 p,| There was no excitement, accord ie URANO, BAS NUN | SSBPINE Be Slsantters delveins golfing clubs anna she rt udden I guess we all lose our heads| 4 bike bead oc aed ing to the reports to the com ALU EER BY trey UnGauely | lies, « Desneniny Cibwt | Sane Nite ana tt turn. of n her! when we get mad. That's the way | M. city engineer pany. Practically all’ the passen ar ringing tones and perfect | flowing robe. He ):‘unged forward home during which one stabbed the|It was. It was just a kids’ scrap.| Wednesday, August 5, 10 a, m,|Dauy. | (mac ued 0 ls Bank enuncla J. C. Herdsman, the |and fell heavily as the spotlight at- s candidate for the Polson) yor in a quarte eurday: snore: 2 were just: Jealous of Bennie, | building department, city clerk and} Gers wore Bslueh Mien Our ding prolocutor he Wayfarer,” Se-|tendant switched off the light a ay 'aaetger 10 sane be ing tha ll corn Hh 2p. m. public utilities | accomplished quietly and speed Dri S Hean W ‘ ee se ae Play, say There was not a si laugh ms showing you the 159 snapshots he! ty Hawkins, 47, the older and police He he Wninl@’ctew aid votha banat " @ produced for the last timé this} the giant audience. For 30 seconds took of himself on his vacation brother, was held jn jail, and Ben 75, He Takes 17 ,000- Friday, August 7, 2:30 p. m., parle! gery manning the boats nthat pi WMA i peeds Away When year, at the University of Washing: |they were silent and then burst r : jamin Hawkins, victim of the stab. | and health department |ried the passengers to land. It is Bandit Attempts Holdup | ton stadium Saturday night |forth in a mighty roar of hand- Well, the corn-on-the-cob season | sing win near death in the at Mile Vacation Trip Other departments will } thelr Sesected™that the Beatties will’ be No plans have been made tojclapping, showing apyreciation of will soon be have, bet iE com real General hospital. | Frank €, Wood, 75-ygur-old Bos. | hearings the week following on her way in safe condition this| After firing a shot in automo. | Stage thé Tamous $60,000’ spectacle | his efforts and sorrow sor the ac anything to people with buck h Shocked by the outcome of the)ton tanker, doesn't do things } event bile, occupied by three young men, | here 1p tah At AY ODS Sane | Ste : ovina ae A ede battle between the two brothers, - b ; cis a ies again until or "28, according ® stepped from behind the big | hat Not even take vacations in an alley near Fourth ave, and | Rev. Bona Fleming a that|the mother hurried to the hospital| tre se) just winding up x 17.000.{ oquadron to Try Virginia st, at 2a. m. Saturday, a|t® the business. staff Jeuttains and acknosledged their flappers don’t wear enough clothing|to remain at the bedside of her! iy. jaunt that he le alone fo jbandit fled when he failed to stop he Friday night production, at: | ovation. to flag hand-car uffering,youngest #on Miu Holiday "to stock bint teenie to Dry Broadway hat bay, tended by 15,113, ran the smooth-!SEATTLE COMMANUBRY Guess he never y one of these It js all too sad. 1 can't talkiooiih up the Const, into the in NEW YORK, Aug. 1,—(By U S. Hemingway, 3907 Wallingfora °St of any night this season and) GIWIS DRILL, EXHISUPION new peppermint-striped dresses much about it gd ‘the mother |i se Alama -for- gic, dave land Armed with crowbars, sledge hate | ive, was driving car, | Ceci | Save ptomiss that. the@final night (e's Bethishein comm rf 438 Who Js 6b year fae oe aie will take him. thra the national} mers and orders to “make Broad-| Price to Be 52 Cents Pound | Hestor and L. Patterson also were wil be the i st of the week. Fri ot Knights Templar drilied in exhi- {sons and one daughter me oO dry,” a flying squadron of 12 Hertha MACHITA lee way. step: | ay paic vdmission. totale ier ) minutes prece ‘ rb) FOLKS, We're 6 , parks on the home, He is| way dr |in machin ingway step: | ¢ i ‘ | Mh GOODBYE, FOLKS! We're off! tne older children are Jealous of MIE 0. Nin De. , E.{ prohibition agents have started Monday, Uholesalers Say [pea on the accetlerator and got | $16810 and brougit the week's total spectacle, Thay wet Mele idly | Jonnie, ‘They seem to think > Hees ied ba Al Pow offensive againat : | gway)Whasrtolds gollse to $18,108 thus far an ovation when they Hing me se Bmith Brothers get {0% sit tho favors and 1 night clubs, in the White Light! gutter will advance two cents | HERE MAN TAB yinad group in the form of a, bide T the Smith Brothers get} that was what. the quarrel 4 | MERICULT PART ross, tipped with the white plume ara GAB Bed district her Monday and butterfat will advance . thelr wis a Pie ees Pen i @| about Ua ie Slugger Trapped by peso ay ea ol colt | Dry Agents Raid Heroerna hig a difficult part }of their helmets, and did the ditti a aitiany cilgit Gat dnal nat eaarnelta | Victim, Police Told. —— 4} moditios to 52 cents per pound, ac Brewery ‘its Home | poncauce: (iene or bin cesteeni liye ange houing diate Wee: Roba “DON’T LET Doe Brown throw our a little trouble: Th limewedian | mtorr Fis n cording to ap announcement Satiyg |) large browory in full opera- | renditt n of th Xblanatery: Mine! ¢ te Ale ee nA ates Jittle bull around too much dren can have: it all when J oom ne: the OG. 1. heel drank W E A T H E R Maa 6 seh Men ae ant TS iy. | HOM When federal dry agents, rfGler | for every opisude, The executive] Tt was a contrast, and a powerful 3 LEAVE theri all to you | on phate Meday siadh. olte id | | ane aT ferential inthe price of bugter and po: Ai Hazeltine, raided the home of | secretary of Seattle’ China club has|and effective or of militant ) PLEASE tell the leeman that Jum nd f wero talking aboul says ho frightensd h rilant into j| Par ly cal A elu TiN ta a Ps tee ‘abt ; Mrs, Myrtio Coleman, M87 Washing-j made a distinct personal triumph | Christianity marching to martial won't need any ice until we get| part of this property thia morning, \taking refuge in another room. | day; m Aeris hdcheunl Rods Mia hree-cent IM bon wt, Wriday night this week hymn tunes, preceding the beauti- bo e and Henne’ heard him say .xome-| Stephens stood guard until police ar Hight woat winds crease wipes this out Mrs, Coleman was arrested on a| And it was inmost clearly shown! ful episodes of the progress — of Ba, THANK YOU! {eit that he resented, Bennielrived, They entered the room and] FOR ECAST hae ti: Maps ae Aah hortage of | charge ession of intoxicating | by what could Pave been an un: | Christlike tenets, to the final call. yr ey came downstalt nd nid, ‘Yoularrested Marl Coyle, 24, booking him has ' ta anal Ible for the Increase, | jquor n gallons: of moonshine | fortunate occurrence at the open jing of America to uphold the ban se ie —A, J can't talk that way «bout my on an open cha Ti: \* polesalers sy, and 00 bottles of beer were seized. / ing of the Cnal act Friday night! ner of Christ, t ‘ " % oy ‘ v. CH i) AMG,