The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1925, Page 1

Real Seattle Radio News, and ALL of It, Only in Radio Star — Page 7 | — nt ET a. oP ae BS eee et. - Guicnienentie - SUR A a . Reco ta a AUTO HURLS SIX DOWN 150-FOOT CLIFF! ‘The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington : ico Be | | ! Looking for a Home nce ees Home |Mother Wants to Give Boy Away || “‘isitimatew sian ° U While She Trains to Be a N urse saa 2 mon . Edition by Mall, $3.00 Rntered as Hecond Claas Matter May 2, 189%, at the Postoffice at Beattin Wash, under the Act of Co March 3, 1479. Per Yea SE ATTL i, WASH., MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1925. J * TWO _CEN TS IN SEATTL: Kirkland ak Is Robbed *" Ms. | HARBOR PATROLMEN TO IS LOOTED OF ssrorwncss LIFE WHEN HE ‘City Dollars INJURED SOOO IN FARES |: cava tese | TS. TRAPPED i g! Driver Is Arrested | Chemist-Slayer Cheats Law tor E aYyw Man’s Death by Suicide EDITORIAL ayn the hand of death on the ADMITS BLAST DEATH ITY COUNCIL, apparently, is prepared to repeat its disastrous mistake of last year in failing to Schwartz Says He Killed in appropriate funds for earwig baiting. | sneak Thieves Enter Place jas Boat Docks Across Lake DOOR IS BROKEN OPEN Purser Matson Had Gone Out ring wheel, an auto loaded ith boys and girls plunged 150 feet to t r gorge © abyss of Green R ” late Sunday night, carrying a 12- ; Self-Defense Two years ago the oe and county each appro- ee foie to Collect Tickets priated $7,500 and the $15,000 was effectively used in eae: ld. boy, : Andrew! ats aaa HIEVES broke into the Oss AND, ¢ Aug, 10.—(By U. keeping down the pests that were killing off so much It the second fatality of the bifles of Purser MC, Mat- f Henr of Seattle's vegetation, and crawling thru Seattle’s k-end. Only 24 hours before, a peeding roadster crushed out the chem! homes. son on the ferryboat Lincoln tempted Monday morning, as the boat panies of 1» Last year the county commissioners appropriated life of Joseph Makinson, 121% jwas docked at the Kirkland erin n $7,500 for a continuation of the fight. The city coun- Broadway operator of a one- end on the 7:45 run, and Me cil failed to meet it—and no public baiting was done. jman Montlake street car, and escaped with $500 The result has been that Seattle this summer ts | rushed onward into the might, leay- Purser Matson left his of- t over-run with earwigs. Not only has the $15,000 ‘earew cake ath fice for a few minutes as the . : Se spent in 1924 been wasted, but the earwigs are worse tor Jennie H14! and’ a. party aie boat docked to collect tickets . than ever. g of Helen Sands, 14; Clyde Bar- from incoming passenger Thousands of Seattleites have baited their prop- ber, 2: a thtole, 14, and Wal- When he returned to his of- of erties this year, only to find that breeding armies of : been on a picaig : preci : “ ; a rge and were returning to found the door had been : 4 the pests have overflooded the neighborhood, after homes when the accident oc- broken open and the safe pap a the poison has disappeared from some vacant lot, curred cw rifled. The receipts of Sun- f low to collect the owner of which was not sufficiently interested All were injured. WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAY E HIM? Just for three} day’s business, amounting to to bait. DRIVER OF CAR years. Harold Bean, 2 years old, who is seeking a home| approximately $500, were CHE MISTS ‘LETT R If the earwig pest is to be driven from Seattle, TED : while his ‘mother fies ; | ADMITS mt RDER itr cattle lead: ti ae was driving the « In while his mother trains to be a nurse. | missing. sages soe city officials must lead the way. maciner ‘(he “machine: akon Photo by Carter & Bradley. Star § Photographers! Gheriff Starwich has clues! “aR : a An appropriation must be included in the budget, a mile west of the gorge, ANTED: A home with big-|the Vir a Mason hospital for ®) Which he believed will lead, w y pr nut to join with funds already offered by the county, for 11 p. m. Sunday, and plunged hearted people for just a mite| three-year training course, after ; ; to the arrest of the thief. the baiting of vacant lots and other such property wildly for 150 feet into the chasm below. ‘The little boy was crushed. d in the Taylor-Lacey hospi- t Auburn, at 6:15 a. m. Mon- n she would start upon a career and curly golden hatr flo: very of a boy with wondering blue ¢ laboratory of the Pi lowe company, where he was so that the work done by home owners will not be yed undone. cent wick Tabled Proposals for In-| “*!iv!or i : \ Whe ecaontosde MARKET | creases Must Be Taken Up | Suspicions of the authorities Payment, for the work, where public baiting is || The story's like this; Harold! use aro Bean, aged 2 years, and his mother her ts | were aroused by tho fact that only % > assessed against > property Irons ‘was arrested and jailed by 3 have been left by the hand of cir} of finding t her son j pri peli) 29 lap payment necessiry, should be assessed against the property Toone? aferlit? doer, eave cumstance to make their own way | dur he three years of her train ISTILL TRIMMING BUDGET seutace tne coarret, remains owners. aiden ee he ae a a | Dieaead bees i a Paget eat those of Schwartz. An . Irons admitted drinking beer Sun- Cicada aes orcs aby goat cpoe Pharell! se | ‘i | showed that the body fou \- ———Y | day, and Irons is alleged to have extreme youth. But his moth she could assist to some extent jAll County Estimates Must} thowed that the body fous SS purchased liquor Sunday evening. e entire party lives at Buckley, r Tacoma. Irons was being held action by the King county cor- here ar oner Mo! in her capable fingers the k If you'd Ik t ncqua Called to Explain Discrep- Be Tumed In Today |ensmis ands T i T making sick people comfortable! with Harold and his’ mother 304) “angieg in Rental Reports jbim with murder was issued. City Hidden i in n Smoke ne physician si like to enter) Wil t ELiot-3871 a ITH « pers striving) Ips s ES : Stevens, market master to ke . 7 TRUBS DIARY |= y down by flown ami Irons was injured slightly, mi | aah Pall; Hopes for Rain ss" pire pit also was “and. shak- | HIS WIDOW LOSES pee en, Clare Cathtole received a broken MELOY IY. onion Banwaris ook) ASH=a backened Aur, ‘Dry Forests: and|ine | gee cost his widow The dead boy is the son of Mr. ruthie get | plexing occu-! iy still Pince umbers of ns of wage in laid aside, but} 2 council resumes preceding 000 probably will aid to Mra. Schwartz, it was in s due A r husband at must be met from the ex of the railway em, as! Dy paid from tax m hundreds of bru: ting thru the 4 forest July 14, This rain was only offi- h the} cial, however. It didn’t do any woods | more than moisten the ground. tg ark 7 and Mrs. George Katz of Buckley. The Life Story ve a Bull Terrier ore pe ars an fits bud employes Crop Mark Long Dry Spell ce ee Trub Meets an Elderly Gentleman} “0 davies ‘tai, ea OPS however Be: hen cotara citge wes aut lite ups bead reneliontuy ks Fata ocaveriig fone SPEEDER L ED MAN Who Is Labeled “Guardian” uaa tater stall (Turn to Page 9, Column 4) So, for practical reckoning, the| Following the dent. In whielt BY JOHN TAINTOR FOOTE edge Tie ce ph tehees tadla preci ff, Prcticl reckoning, the], hollowing, the ‘acldent tn, wld far. The tensive search begun by the police st fires, ttend to it. | exclude: ipal affidavi en 100. udditio ce day June 3, measureable rain having J . am 4 $1.2 dditional w is ane a ‘sca rs hs aor ee : ‘ a ; 5 jsigned by J. B. Lom 1, whol T996. Various other departments } os ant suary ses) fallen sinoe ‘that. ‘date: to the extent (Turn to Page 9% Column 1) Cease Siar: ar Sora gpa Shei gg oa [conducts a farm near Georgetown: | nave submitted requests for oie ao eae editions not ac| of only ® little more than 6-100th: r York. I-met a Pek reve tad The aray hale 1 ma nkled t an inf, wife Nat | creasen which must be dectd end erapere, found son atl oe’ an‘ dich,” This Monday ray" be t « nexpected eyes le sald 1 1 use of the jall to their Itk a 1 met him quite unexpectedly | did you get the bull pup Ket last Mt onda j tte evens | _ tran) iti W Appropriati weather and low humidity combi » (Turn to Page 9, Column 3) iifce deepens (0.15 AAR ap Capone tain Agee acy With Monday “the last day i lOrtears ant Appropriation | ; : elevators. Something happens to he 3 + “Bought him} had te come soins catty. trodiretad: the: fk r t stomach when they stop. while in liquor. His name is Trouble. | sta ‘ y whic veoh: tik ar’ the budgets thu sub: to Fight Earwig Pest OB nery around Seattle is pra tt Be and I went up in| this tomb of my hopes allow me to| When asked Monday what action | Mitted Js the & sha de 1A | Bae ally extinet, d the thick blank was, in an elevator. I do not like i he to make outings a desultory ple as in a high build ing. The Molecu estimate | Earwigs are becoming such nuis-| o¢ §t to see a man. The man was in|Hominate you for Perpetual Presi-| he contemplated in regard to Stev-| Cor" sae MORE | s that Seattle citizens are}, aah i eeithelia ge “ih 8 dent 1 Grand Master of the Sacred | ens, Dr 1 anta sealthi 06) ¥) AS MORE nine malig he é cil ctartawa aie to see at a 0) an a fe 3{ e zi a big room. He was siting at a| en and Grand Master of th F. ET. Hanley, health com: | por HIS ASSISTANTS [urging the city council to take steps} and makes visibility at a distance | AMES ISLAND. |Many Sign Up to See Movie big desk. He had gray hair le pig ba ten wh | missioner, salc for more pay for} t? Tenew the organized fight against) of only a few hundred feet very im- SUA acatictadili file muti le The gray haired 1 bowed. He| “Such charges cannot be ignored| Colvin a ere eay stHee | the peat weitact of First Railroad Line : by crinkling the corners of his ¢ You overwhelm me | 1 shall call upon Mr, Stevens lates Ra a te Peia|. Chairman W. A, Gaines of the attle and the Northwest dry he Molecule elf. His salary !8 $3,600, Ho $4,200 for Chief Criminal id, “If you wish|today to explain the matte if | bir ioners has decided the thousands of weekend.| Residents Battle Fire Sun-| pioneers are rallying to the call provided an item of $7,500 for ear-| | Pe ti board of county commis e ecule said Greetings, ‘ The Molecul: aid, ne to cline the nomination, do it in| investigation by this office uncover ardian!" Hered 1 ate araemeane: ada CHG? ers, and need rain badly |The Star sent out for guests to its 3 — Fy haisea “mman aia not | HME atied cost ard enorg| minis then it will be time to Rat t Macfarlane and Chie DAIRBS OOMUSERGHENPOA® EET ORE ooEEee \ day to Save Homes patted Mastin Ged Gee iarapened'n Grawer (the | ihatlvetikie Nia eyes. ttavcHcckied | eet tae ee en asks $8,900 for Deputies Robert | ty *Ppropriating a like sum IS RATHER SHORT re week, where “The [ron Horse" ig answer. opened ‘in the |than crinkle his eyes le chuck t covered in Lombardint's afti- | H and Harrs A. Rhodes, |, N® Provision has yet been made| ‘The official length of the drauth| Flames swept over the northeast-| jing shown. So far, 30 names of ; | desk. He took out some sl ut} at down at the dest vere prior to the time when eunde an ar * by the city for renewing the drive] j. P 1) ern and northern end of Mercer “ : . 2 { f d together. H 1 |The four now recelve $3,600 a year.| ‘ ‘s rather short, according to loca old timers who journeyed West 4 paper fastened together ‘ nf le 1 pen In & nar) took this office over, and of Pe piv rll ced all ad et bet Jon earwig The street department, | lisland Sunday, endangering home: over the old. Oregon’ trail batwestl : 4 The Molecule ¢ orrib! row ore a leaf from | course I am not personally familiar ‘olvin neat is | which formerly carried on the fight, destroying the green nber ‘ound 69 g: ain ea fell int 1 was|the t darken’ 1 \The 19 wlowance was $82,000. | y | 1869 and 1885, have been registered, fs groan. He fell inte br I uted to hand ft to} with the cftcumstance n aphilan tn 310,000 for | de No provision for carwig bait | Fortuna park and keeping a force of | “Captain W. K. Merwin, 824 Ni worrled. I licked his + |the Molecule. He said, Wait a The prosecutor wan Ing in its budget 100 or more residents battling until | , o ies ¥ Trub—he's going to inute Why en't y i ne t investigation, wh he was . » bth st., is the only registered party ‘Stick with me, Trub ay 1 hy aren ou in New | MAN LOSES 47TH PLEA we ocieiect qe | Chairman Blaine of the cudgel far after dark before the blaze finally | | toahave Gonie aGanisttael! eo ete fra ven?” ; agi ag allowed only $4,500 2 |committee, however, sald 2 e s Kec. ° bar sari tra’ Pact Se ihewed one of the legs of the| Molecule eaid, “The he NSO a sy SUB OCS alter)“ “Gheriff Matt. Starwich continued aa edt the. Medina pane ie PSRECLRCKS | came West by the Central Pacific 4 ° t kha Molecu ule 1 hor; Ray Simmons, sentenced to death in| | § Vi casuel Ve healt rede | i 1 1 A w of Seattle fire fighters} youte’ to San Francisco, and from chair, Too hard. I ch a corner | s at Yale’ ersity have ex-| the electric chair here for th ur. | bis economy r |colleagues when the committee Jelrney ¢ the rug. Too fuz: I found a % ish that Td fail de a v tees Hy eee ne ‘4 ing his annual budget Monday, Thel taxes up nat fon of general under Licut. M. J. McNelrney of} there to Seattle in 1 of © y und 2) Hressed a wish th do not mingle | der o ank Pahl, Spencer, Neb. P ‘ Ake ) conme en ia Ss. Engine Co. No. 6, went to Fortuna * names registered are: ‘ ba aa fult| 3 ape Fs hey ; Nther names registered are: L. B. basket ass eee . at hits Bit th my happy, care-free sch Jlost his fight for a 24th reprieve (Turn to Page 9, Column 2) items. /Fierce Forest Fires Sweep park and Kept the flames from ree H Binion J. D. Dickson, . of paper. chewed the basket until | mates until after Christmas.” | this afternoon, — seping over the buildings and «| 1 taanie: Olaen, Gea ° pes Bice mee Y chewed |e KS \~—— sweeping over the buildings and park | G, N, Hodgdon, Cassie Olsen, George , i said amie Out s am prey tapes ao said ante ik ik > Thru 35,000 Acres equipment. | R. Tobin, Mrs, Margaret Turnbull, ; rid naired man began te soe te 9 é = 2 The ,blaze started near Fortuna | George Fletcher, } nd Mrs. Robe The #9 : peer ghee es aey, fo th if (Do You Intend to Gir ronounc ea VANCOUVER, B.C, Aug. 10—! pang trom an unknown source and | Gerry, John W, West, John D. Dilan, eak. ¢ spoke from one of Phe Molecule aad, “No! is © scorched f 3 Soar Wares Pre’ eran ag aiid be Moe ae Nothing B H re 9 British Columbia orched and spread rapidly, burning over 1,000 | Fred Brickson. f i r a | hop iy bring the matter to sae | uy a ome? | smoking from a score of fierce forest % ‘’ s 7, William Winningham, Frank E. “And I futher direct, under this|attention? Why burde warthid Qa orn ea : acres of logged-off land and meadow m / attentio iy b n worthy || 1¢ 60, the Waht Ad Columns can | fires which have swept over 15, . rhein ee Young, B. Steele, Lucien McConthe, trust’ that my son, Robert Holmes ey ithe t latal lands before being controlled iC , rus th lot Aaa ‘ i paca a le shir cada ne details of |] help you to secure the particular Zf é acres of green timber and 20, The fire burned fiercely in the} St Robert Fuller, H. C. Crockett, Trescott, shall receive no 1} my scholastic career? not re-|| one you want, Here is a good acros of logged-off lands, Monday : ‘ Mrs. Mahan, Clara Berneer, Noah J. excess of the above mentioned ten | ma ee New Yo Ailetigee Uae cs Vv (Z Thirty ho ave been burned: a|Me2vY undekbrush and slashings be- | 2 T * + alee! sh ee aaa ami muees orm oer Ee reReviv LF ETTLEN |) iris ete ave ban ume; a ene vod and shige Mein Hk TRO muse i | nen ie lu shingle mill, atx logging enginoss| Oost soquired the united atrenath of | £07 L. McCausland, W. P. Per- arrives at such discretion a The gray haired man said, Go out Far ie ST AA TL GINLIBN Ths) ea eT three locomoti ad four human | OM if aoe fake pe pinaierit rigo and wife and John S. Hartman, ment as may be his a the beginning |to Gray Gables and tell Aunt Caro. HOR T [TRE SNO, Cal., Aug. 10.—(By U. P.)—After she had been | | lives complete the toll of the fire|** Re jit edh * bes) rouahi tke tire | ould be sent in to The of his twenty-fifth year line and you can have this, Other IST PAYMEN' Wackioe i |demon, At Hyacinth bay, a fire is} Many islanders fought the fire| tely. The party will be The gray haired man put down! wine not," modern bungalow at ||. pronounced des ad and the suuaane had been called for, | sweoping towards a settlement of 60{Almost the whole night. Field | Sivan’ the: firet of, heste wes the sheet of paper. He said, “It 18) ‘The Molecule said, “I spurn your hill’ pee shane” D“™ || May Ullrich, 22, was resuscitated yesterday after two and) homes, A 50-mile wind 1s blowing | kitchens were opened by the Sane date to be announced later, perfectly clear or shall I read it! go14, Jack Dalton, How much ts it?” || a half hours’ work at artificial respiration by the Fr ang |e dine int frenzy, hea Ne Sane TIRtaie haa hed the! “rhe Iron Horse" tells the story of ‘ ” ‘The gray hdired mun sald, “A'thou- | Se KA Wee . may rhe ey . joverdale, a sawmill and sey- | tirec en re_ line ion of the railroads com ‘Athe Molecufe got up trom his|sand ey ns man SMG “A thOU-}) mun to the Want Ad Columns ||fire department rescue squad. Miss Ullrich had apparently | oa, homes ure menaced by the|, Ralph Douglas, a atute legislator tae tink which jotted the Bast and chair, He got up quickly. He said,| ‘the Moledule sald, “Who can re-| ‘and see who In offering this home | stopped breathing and her pulse was quiet. Firemen worked Wind-fanned flames, who resides on the Island, organized | West in 1869, “Well, I'll be getting along to the|uist you? I'll go out Monday," | ESTATE FIRMS |more than an hour before she evinced any signs of life, | ‘A fivemile fi menacing the} a relief crew of fire fighters from | BN iats Yast River.” | The gra haired man said, “Ally EST BUYS * o/* track of the British Celumbia FE} Lescht park in Seattle, when the d l y Malred man. cot. up from |e iE 3 Mf DF Y DAY IN THE WANT 4 TAT. Wa MR, | tric Rat Co. “A fire already has} home owners of the Island were rey at hte tan # tt 3 ane med igi He handed the Mole- |) Ay) COLUMNS OF THE STAR OS ANGELES, Aug. 10,—(By U. P.)—Lester Neal Haw-| if tr ed tv *Plioe ati ene sia i ihe nie fight wa_wore| Portlan Dey Spell the desk, He said, “So this is the|eule the slip of paper, | ae t . ‘ OSBUSRY Ss : ed a B toad; | 108 “ ser |e ‘Molecule put Ie tn his pocket. | Ly thorne, born “dead,” was breathing and crying normally | ojgnt cars of logs andea locomotive.| ‘The flames bilowed smoke over! Nearing 1883 Record The Molecule said, “What else Is | pr¢ ‘By thus saving his boy |{ i ® today. | At Revelstoke, 260 miles cast on} Lake Washington, completely nid PORTLAND, Ait. 10--(By U. P) lett?” frion¢ won the Carnegie Medal.” | ai HOME BREW | , The infant owes his life to members of the Los Angeles | the C. P. Ry the entire populace | ing that body:of water from view. |—Yosterday was the Mth consecu- The gray haired man said, “Per-| ‘phe gray haired man sald, “Look Will Not Appear While ive department, The firemen revived the newcomer with|'8 fshtng a blaze which threatens] Ferries crawled thru the dense tive day without rain here—a record haps you're right, Any last re-| what that damn pup's done!” | HOMER BREW lire, departn f ly fi ma , the town, At Arrowhead, tho blazo| smoke with fog horns resounding. | which is equal to one established quest?” | Woe went away from there Is On His Vacation an inhalator, working francticaliy for more than two hours} yay crept up to tho outskirts of | Objects a fow hundred yards away | in 1882. ‘This old record wis exe ‘The Molecule said, , one, Read Continued Tommorw BIOUe cont : Jibefore life was restored, the town, wore invisible pected to be broken today. i ry couple getting a marriage license this week can use and who now is in Seattle, is invited to come to Tho Star it licenses for admission to “Just Married’ at the Metro and register to attend a big Pie Party next week politan Theatre, Any night! Any pioneer who came across at the Liberty Theatre, whero “The tron Trail,” deploting the Union Pacific railrond between the years 1869 and 1885 the building of the road, is showing,