The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1925, Page 1

se annie . ee The Nacuaaben 4 With the Biggest Circulation in Wah ticici rmeneaee | ii eS The Seattle Star Wi (0! Botered as Second Class Matier May 2. 1899, at (he Postoffice at Meattin Wash, und © Act of Congress March %, 1878, Per Your, by Mall, $2.08 _ VOL. 2 NO. 138 ake SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1925. = *” fWO CENTS IN SEATTLE } Flames Raging Around Evereit! Yum! Yum! Best Pie on —— ma == ~ Earth! Thousands of THRILLS! DANGER IN Put a Stop to It Now! Ble SAVING Boys at Elks’ Picnic Comes Out on Page One To- Sporti Editor sothaaded F RE T EDITORIAL MADE IN. ; z [° IS time that King county com- i Garter ine mers Gaine and | 4 | day to Write ’ missioners stopped making in Brown didn’t think so, either About ’Em digent occupants of. the Old ostensibly. ane Holle Haine iherbuthtovtoatitical We'll suspend him,” they an- By Leo H. Lassen Peat I i nounced. They did—and named “a Atay horseplay! Mrs. Dupen as acting superin- e big thrill in sport, It is time they. cleaned house tende . * the last-minute touche Most Menacin of ee gear , end te - § P Drastic Action Taken own that wins the game Racing there, and quit trying to fool the A Star man Monday inquired at by C Vito | Sth Sirota the nome} | Lear; Officials on public! the home for the superintendent. y 1926 T wlberied ach , TES pleeoy aa 1 re aay axes ri Front Report James Dupen, appointed super- ra i Spps he’ d. I'm the super big bens FPHE FOREST tire situatio intendent by Commissioners pen denG: ut pape GORRAVENG, he b80 1.9 FA ak Walton | a fs egal SPS eae ) Gaines and Brown argue that drive which Tuesday netted ; i ah od ; Gain and Brown as a reward for the county isn’t paying him—the $728,000 in reductions, . the ‘elty 4 t i political help, was charged by a county p Mrs. Dupen. And counell budget committees Wed a os woman with a serious offense, A Mr. Dupe n keeps his job. And nesday cut fous employes off the shige Rimmel Jury awarded the woman dam- the political debt of Mr. Gaines eee Aas snibe licerotn Bat ages. A criminal charge was then and Mr. Brown is paid and the creases in the budget would be HE big Arena was packed nty filed against Dupen in the same public is fooled. Simple, isn’t it? ccf EHEN ee with thousands of fight/™ connection. ~ But it’s time to call a halt. If 1 i eee. For Aik ene and The Star urged that Dupen be the also-rans are to be rewarded = *"! + Melis kre pela spscent bee pal removed, following the jury’s ver- with county appointive offices for : ged > Ming hamme and tongs, th Atk: Ward eadiate dict. It did not believe this coun- their pains, let the county com- hatte ts \ : BS enemas of the, te ty’s aged folk should remain long- missioners find some place othe tisu } i H | ehistie fs Soe vee te | er.in. his custody. than the Old Folks’ Home to start. ‘ dbs 2 tons on thei coat lape d- | that the fires were ng in the ~) COMMISSIONERS, TEST ENGINEER'S with all ht | f ard expected t fer the dire fr a wes oeiemen 10 | The Lovable Pup Has His First Ex- Th Daven, cistt, nine" “Clang™™ a ee ee perience With the Higher Education JAMES DUPEN a BP ncckou Ree BY JOHN TAINTOR FOOTE Suspended Superintendent * "= ILLUSTRATED BY ROBERT L. DICKEY Violates Official Order | tne engine Bediam IS AGAIN ON THE JOB had to ru: “Refer 8 But County Board Refuses to Take Any Action in Case wnd raised F Jalifornia Golden , masters of foot-} held the powerful Earl Lind, of Haller who are guests Wednes- ks at the ball park. The thing—either grub or un MERELY A LIGHT LUNCH mmissioners appar F one of the thousands of boy at the annual picnic of the boys didn’t miss MILL IS BURNED NEAR MORTON goal | str he Cour « m see the CONSTRUCTION ITEMS ing said one Elk, “we don't give the boys a. REDUCED TUESDAY ne of the e just all become boys Bruins held. ©: 1e tim ( call in the gang, and ttempt George a Es time.” the highway by Mrs : é ie highway > Ds gt forward a buried: er? With P..N, Oos g man, the boys’ picnic damage to timber comprises Mayor E. J. Dupen check Comm Th ist Willian to sus- | $615,000, w 1 in taking } Is. Rimbold, William A. Sullivan, he situation is the worst lam A t isappearance James A orge A. Sal- ” me o Page 9, Co 5 a: ve ever seen it,” said Fire pend I J (Turn to Page 9, Column 5) t vus, Georg rt, William Vy den J. W. Bighy Wednes (Turn to Pago 9, Column 5) © picnics be Moran, Dave Beck, D. C. Conover com Kelley, Tom W. Hill, Dr. A. Stewa D . Thomas Iver m North of Everett a 14-mile wall of flames borders the high: way on both sides from Marys ville to Sylvanna; a ‘hot siash- ings fire is burning near Stevens and another near Thi KLAND was leading| Lakes. The Seattlo Light de LM Scattle, 9 to 1, early| partment Skagit _ {raubealasion ; : alf | dines are menaced by a blaze ) pezeon. and ‘halt & ‘te at ‘Thomas lake. : | 3 m Every avallable man is be host and were anxious for the fir <a Hig! of the (Turn to Fm age » Column 4) | lowing a quarrel over me | aw s tabbed his brothe fiv ler so the second contest could “he awhin: f ner Ba | then it happened! Babe Her CHAPTER IT } ing man in a fur coat | mortally ided, but physicians at house, A young man jan socked a terr aris ju go | hited States The damag wa November 8 Still all alone in|{tried to get out of the automobile. | Seattle General hospital say he wilt] Unit ; ge S ~ HAS 4 i) FIRES. - Jend runway! I can see the Boston} (Turn to Page 9, Column 5) ee uspicion, officials of the company usp a rig hc BLAZES PROBED)...’ Jim men will remem as Jong a. rid game n Three Incendiary Fires at Klamath Falls Hankins, Virgil rt Macfarlane and A. FE. Me- smmitt KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, Aug vers’ mother, | (By U. P.)—Authori 1, fo Jim and popcorn route Breet X —e today joubleheader to get of three separate incen ‘ en Officers and Forger box ahook mili in the gie on a play that looked re out That the from here T can see \—— ud. DA the explosion. ryt ¢ y can see a bor trouble, they declared, may . ‘ : oe , |High Winds Scatter Flares bythe te. “Tt "ove mit veoenty RUNNING Gun Fight Follows Attempt Uhree runs needed to 1 the lead. He hit the f | Beyond Control | ste tion « te” | “Tf you are NOT reading anda af for the two exten hots to Cash Check at Bank Held a barking party by myself. is being paid and the change was to right center for two SSOULA, Mont, Aug. 6.—| Not much in it. Tried chasing tail Ing the sacks 4 of forest fires were raging|No good. J . 1 “Dig the Hole “cc e ” of workers. ST, LOUIS, Aug. 5.—(By U. P.) | ran into a building, taking a Seattle diamond fan| out of control today in the forest ré [Deeps It needs a crowd... . | Two policemen, a deputy sheriff} refuge in the basement. The of. hoy talk for a week after that] serve district comprising Western] Solitude is awful! | @ } . {and an alleged forger were shot] ficers piled in after him and started St | Montana, Northern Idaho and East-| November 9. Scratched at fleas Stolen Typewriters (ina aangerouny wounded in.a‘run-| tiring, woughlg the’ ian’ tn° the | with the consent of the majority | » — 9 see 0) carefully—I need them | * | | ‘ ss De | cab chest by WGcnatat showed that| wa atched ‘aitomoplles go t If Are Found in Cache | ning gun battle which led thru the | abdomer He 1s not expected to | HERE hever has been a| 475 tires were burning in this area,| Mike would put me back with the K A cache of seven stolen type-|heart of the financial district here | liv runner in the track sport | and it was estimated that 17,620! others the red chow could sniff his | Y ou can start O writers was discovered hidden” in | tagay | A ( the. underbrush north of Ravenna | in the Northwest who could | acres have already been burned over| head off. Would I let him take my th tavenne + The alleged forger appeared at Re cre with ‘hates he | in the district I biscuit? I would’ net | B Tuesday evening, by lMnemen em: [ Lo alley’ (rukt : cal lad ids ae oe ‘a trad a } eavy winds yenterday scattered | ember 10. tched. Slept The Star, due to thousands of requests, has pub- ployed by the P Sound Power |!" Dan nt Rane Mr Hoa ehoate Buy That Home } ‘ashingto alf-miler, when it er : i L par 171 + Ree ‘ 7 ; iny a asked to cash a check @ comes to making finishe The fai ik aap ee Ns esl Rey tail, Wate uutomobile lished the PRECEDING chapters of this greatest ito The mac high were i was immediately labeled a forg Now windup of a race is the big thrill | Permen viene 14s ue. ae coeur! go by. I'd let the red chow have newspaper serial, up to and including yesterday's rom a Tacoma business |)” and «tho bank officials \ were ime x | if the track r a Al ne forests in Idaho and Mon-| 44, piycuit--maybe! . U e v last Moy estate firm « s oa |tana “ ber 11, Solitud installment. Wilbourne, one of a crow | called { buys in today's Classi- HW gBill, Richardso tan-| ‘The Bornard creek fire ingthe| November patio | t kmon, dis t ) Tho man presenting the check || '¢ slumns, Here is a special ford runner, ANON Chamvivatat’ Glatt: Naw apreddl over NOvaNUEE rf mat ae ; Don’t put it off any longer, Start reading this | Nisde Sc ae Fane tche | started to rum out the door, knock- | ; r ; : ; November 13, Solitude is Killing : , peck, , ne 4 down a bank guard, James | rame into th half-| an are 0 acres on Me ited ; fascinating story of a Seattle girl TODAY. had apparently been tying. undot owns, banie”) guard) > Jane file of the F of | me ¢ eil, and took the guard's re: conference | mount | | November 14. He could have the ; Tee ! a brush covering since they wor | | deg Rie ne ekry ay raetpte diel dah a ils more , Nov Your copy can be obtained at The Star circula- atolen |votver x eat gH ee Oo e A u tt 1 c deeb { eit TH , 7 enV rua ASS Of affie, Beers sre leat tur lO aniavati i “eh ; bee +] November 15 tion office, or one will be mailed to you on request. |W NNR he Kee TEnt ire around the ott ; Ml to fight the flames PAN" | pened. 1) Will K t andishing two revolvers and tore around the out 6 otherg | to fig ti eee pies +, Scott H no naishing (wo te rs and : © pnd foot » Richard | y I I Ww o two traffic bagpment, garag nere Is (0) harge ‘ His Fate Thursday | ir tion of two busy streets. He pone : wa vine Line ant nate? | Starwich’s Office 1 a a | Makes 36 Arrests There's a thrill foi 1 shots with them, wound tutfed turn iit a ‘ CHICAGO, Aug. 6.—(By 1 Meanwhile, order The Star delivered to your ing t ; Russell Scott. may know tomorrov * home by authorized carrier, then you will be sure u he ¥ morrow | rds yellow of getting every thrilling installment, Only 50c m hoth Many automobile wh an alley he encountered a sheriff, and shot him in the alleged forger then com! shall bo glad Y you at your con and show you this is, FOP, Altho both superior and justiee| by. More than ever be ed during whether he is to hang or spend the} rest of his life within the walls of an | 4, courts are ¢ present | had blue flags and som Oo ene acation period, the , horiff | { watched them for a while and a month. PHONE MAin-0600, asylum for the insane | x motor can ahd aactition) busy at’ st000,’ > adaay HOME BREW Matt Starwich contin the Job| then took a nap, The noise of an| i ‘ Joxoph B. David, who grant: | forced tho driver to speed down the |} terme: ill Not Appear While with Uncensing vigor, nix ar-| automobile waked me. 11 was com | NOTE: This is positively the last time that at stay of execution four gtreet, At mnother street Intersec-|by Turn to the Want Ad Columns HOMER BREW reat re made Monday and Tues. | ing up the drive, it had blue fiaga | preceding chapters of “The Flapper Wife” will be before the time set for the) tion a traffic officer opened fire:/Fand «eo who is offering this dandy li arwich’s deputies, Viola-|all over it, It stopped in front of | lished, hanging, sald he would make an ef | hut was unable to hit the man. — |] home to you. Read the Want Is On Ilis Vacation a of oose,. traffic: and: larceny,|.thov-runway publishe¢ fort to conclude the case by this after:| ‘Then the noar-crazed man leaped | Ads daily wun are: reaponnible, Mike vame out of the konnol|\ y|noon or tomorrow morning from tho running board of the car \ } a i