The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1925, Page 1

R. AND MRS, SEATTLEITE; 12 to 6 p.m. or7 to 9 p. mg. @ At California ave. and Juneau st. You are cordially invited to visit The Star’s Typical Seattle Bungalow today or any day during the next two weeks, © Any time between ) erhold, the hostess, will be glad to show you about. @ And you'll be amazed at what architects and ‘builders have done in a moderate-priced home. NO, 152 vol Home Bre € Over Avalon way and south, by auto. @ Fauntleroy or Gatewood street cars. @ Mrs. Clarence Wei- | | The Newspaper Entered as Be tte May H, 189%, at the Postoffice at seattle, SEATTLE, ‘WASH., Howdy, folks! Tomorrow's pay day. Gosh, we can hardly wait | to spend the whole six-bits at hould & "i EDIT . HE ~~: 4, GONE WRONG SPIRIT actuating the Associated Students of s father give the University of Washington in their efforts to D IDEA IN AUTO CRASH! RIAL away . : develop the artistic side of Seattle by bringing great ag . ™ singers and esthetic attractions to the Stadium and é. ae selling them at popular prices is surely highly com a GEN || mendable. All Three Had Been OLD SONG RE-SUNG aver. The Star bélieves the: re elements . . * It However, The Star believe there are elements that Drinking, Sailors are bound to work against practical realization of the f . | ambition—that may even work directly contrary to Admit to Police | the laudable purpose—so long as the Stadium must be )| used for the attractions. This suspicion had its ine | Denishawn dancers at the Mes: Ete WHITE, 23, of AVL Seattle, way instantly killed at Kast Stanwood, early Friday, when car she was driving col eption after witnessing the Stadium a few weeks ago. It has grown measurably since last night, when |! tided with « guide rail at a turn Madame Schumann-Heink sang there. | in the road. Two sailors, Albert In these two instances Seattle people were given Zimmerman. of the U.S, 8. Chal to me with thine eyes, F : % wren br 7 lenge, and Kenneth Guyman, of 1 will pledge with mine, the opportunity to see the world’s greatest exponents Bremerton, are being held by the pour no liquor in the cup, of artistic dancing and to hear the world’s greatest sheriff of Snohomish county at For Lyte is death on wine. contralto. The price was right and t purpose wa Everett pending an investiga ‘The brew that from the yeast doth right tion. } . Th Amitted ng pu Doth give'e. kick ‘Qvins, Yet the at audiences only partly saw and only e re be But I don’t like the kick that comes partly heard. From a fifty dollar fine! This is no fault of the stu ompanied by f jazz mu f Testun tug. ide Ederie|| Said that this factor was mimost swam across the English the artists here. The stu hannel. to create an artistic backg No doubt, if there had been six musicians, she would have made it 2 es [Twinkic, twigkic..movie stan, Oft-Ewonder you are first impressions will be eee ene Ae Rat Ive. seen later on when better facili You do on the silver screes LI1 Gee Gee calls her sweetie What we need is an audito! “Graham,” because he's one the wise crackers. fund would profit to some extent, it can be truthfully Audiences here are largely made up of eager begin- ners in artistic development. strongly against serious acceptance of the schooling Size of audiences proves that the desire is here. udents, While the Stadium ngt influential in bringing dents are sincerely trying round for Seattle. y well be that bad that will work It me created ties are provided. rium, r W ith the Biggest Circulation in FRIDAY, Wash, under the Act uf ( GUST 21, 1925, Washing i: The Seattle Sta ngress March 3 gton 187%, Per Yeer, by Mall, $2.00 Mrs. Pickrell Inspects Model Home and Pra aises > Handy Arrangeme nts ene on) She ceeecinaeedl EDITION TWO CE * 3 IN SEATTLE ROY LYLE IS NAMED NEW DRY CHIEF! (SEATTLE WOMAN IS KILL ‘GOBS HELD s Star Kitchen “Lovely” FD)! BOTTLE MEN TO BE IGNORED IN DRIVE UNDER NEW REGIME |“Go After the Source of Supply and Educate the Public Against It,” Says Andrews; Hazeltine Out OY C. LYLE, of Seattle, who was federal prohibition director for Washington until a few weeks ago, won another political appointment Friday. He was named re- gional director for District No. 20. The district includes | Washington, Oregon and Alaska. At the same time Lincoln C. Andrews, who is assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of prohibition enforce- ment, gave Lyle orders which, if carried out, may mean tough sledding for Pacific Northwest bootleggers and rum runners. Andrews outlined to Lyle the strategy and tactics of one 1 desperate battle to halt the ever-increasing flood of illicit liquor. Then he told the new dry chief that his ap- pointment was “only temporary.” The term is technical, so that the director, if he does not make good may be re- placed with little fuss. With Lyle as new regional chief, the fate of F. A. Hazel- tine, former regional chief, is a mystery Hazeltine is at Washington, apparently defeated in his fight to retain his old appointment. William Whitney, assistant state chief under ably will remain with Lyle as his assistant. General orders to ‘fire the whole crowd” of agents and assistants have been issued at Washington, but many of the fired probably will be reappointed. Andrews said his plan | was to start work with an entirely new organization “from top to bottom.” Lyle, prob- mot aiect his forces sions shies! SCARE. DRINKERS, 1S | NEW PLAN TO STOP BOGTLEG BUSINESS Drive against * s of supply m booties Boarders taken by the day, sore k or month. Those who do pay will be taken by the »,) Schumann-Heink Scores Get Him to Open Safe Con- OF L, A, JAILED ne Triumph at Stadium taining $250,000 Loot weil Two Councilmen Trapped “| & } $ ast guard service, wi sald And tbe eon. a“ BY ALVARO SHOEMAKER CHICAGO, Aug. 21.8 ; G. Dodge, as his fir of de-|| du mip to fourth Fatima} spite the strident shrieks of/ ‘Torture ba " sic in Taking $1,000 Bribe bi fense $ Macey he stashed b es whistles as boats passed on lake and . en from Ca x | ¥ vance. ¢ ded to the disadvantage of « 48 ANGELES, Aug, 21.—Coune | He was assured that “the customs market is our most difti- Two ‘front teeth lost Henry Bliss,, canal, added to & emote . TEU atte y 7 ” \ service is z org i because of it S Those deva tccth hell surely mlas,| #AB® location somewhat too remot men Chartes Downs and Joseph| “LOVELY AND SO PRACTICAL,” said Mrs. John Pick-|*ervice, !* being orgunized and re-|} si”, Probie. bectuse of he ine "| tr © audience c 000 which yey were jailed here Thur s linforeed to t e responsibility ;| a uences Corn-on-cob ‘looks just like this iti the £ ‘Thursday Ns Ei ait mt Hs : tn | Fell, of West Seattle, etree as she inspected The Seattle} ¢or stopping smuggling.” its colossal gulli- ae 0 = 000 000) ON ent, Madame Exnes umar hile aise we ostioatng com | Star’s model bungalow, California ave. at Juneau st. ei A Ee OP iS buyers must re over by Henk Bites Heink triumphed in a memorable taakite that tay 4067 bas ted Photo by Carter & Bradley, Star Staff Photographers | tinued Laten nlite rgan-|| learn that nported whis. Shee manifestation of her : Seta tor a ciideerinis wu SO UEe lized against domestic sourc ?|| Kies’ are made moonshiners’ | Lil Gee Gee refuses to sit on J.| perhaps the greatnes tunnel j Editor's Note: ‘The Star opens supply.” h v efrain from | She “ ny tel os . eon! enttie nlow buy rena apap Slee ering ej umph. was only heigh One thousand dollars in marked eee tensa talpeation 2 DIE AS TRAINS Liylatwau: davieed ‘to focatini ‘ S water ¢ © kne 18) magnificent distances 0 money was found on each of the hy the public. In order that Se~ use stool pigeons" MILLI a makes her seasick was compelied to project her two councilmen when four detec atthe women might get an iden cover agents t Southern C for- Pee ously sweet and tremendously po ' lod ciheck of what the bungalow hax to ie RRIRRTO Inventica Arizona, headquarters Los TODAY'S | erful v penian te conn ene Uyidenbe beaitat © thao wil be hisadiosd instructed him that Robert EB. Frith personality ; oa ihe * a ie Wea etansd fore 5, ts at Ria District No. 19—Montana, Idaho céthe whisties—ach, Weber Gotit} > When the c the office | Placed in the hands of the gra ur | Aatit industries u and Wyoming iquarters Helena But the pbs porbeun nate sttitude, he| Friday, according to District or-| ; »_|hol and breweries, if prove Citas: atliatene Rees re encaaie: thsew APs Der | reanhed ti ney. Keyes | {Scores of Tourists on Scenic) sources of supply to the a : ‘ |hands in a wave of good-natured up abd ops ch The arrest ere made on com ; ; trade, will be proceoded ict 18 — Colorado, Utah | resignation that dace: the aides cking between $250,000 and] int of Counciimen Workman. and Trip Are Injured Weds aes w Mexico, headquarters Den: into one of its most spontaneous nto hand re ig BY MRS, JOHN PICKRELL 5 SOE ver—John Fivian. Moore and William Hodges, vice pres: 8. purely business pre bursts of enthusiasm. ba ho bandite went R . ) Walton H. Green has been appoint ‘The cigaret smoker who lies awake | x fe the Tunnel Transportation] [ ENTERED The Star's m bun SALIDA, Cole od, and hould be capable 7 t I cr program carried the great| back down by the elevator and es | : : . ; a ve ied nal “chief prohibition inves: talf the night trying to figure out ms aired reat Waiike fac ated ped in an autotwoblie Waiting. inj CmUpany galow thru the front door, but 1 S U.P)-—Two 1 ation. Your’ ir tors’ will | tigato “shat.a whale of a difference just | cod eg eatcat ore atcont he arrested councilmen, Hodgea| went straight thru to the kitchen ported se injured and ined chemist pharma & few cents n " only by the rang! pris 2 we aid, had asked him for $6,000 each| That's the only place to begin seeing | two-score others are. suffering Panes one | human sensibilities, noha ber | A Pa) tor their votes in favor of the pro-|a hdise, And is a darling, the| minor brulses today. following | Other \western regional More Blast Victims gill Gee e's tos| imupartal pet emer REAL ESTATE IS posed tunnel ove Seon st ise, J uit hen ia not ie Ke and inant na on: of two. ‘ Aneresils jepueiated temporarily’ b AP AR Sa an 21.—(By WO Years to get thin, say 4 Le ea EC her seat hrt act f urpny, confidential aide} venient, but it's no o Ama 4 Is’ on the De: & Rio | ».)—'Two more Mackinac explosion BRUNE {0 kcow what makes tho| ""e that raged ft ane Bae arts "| REAL PROPERTY \\to Downs, was aiso placed under ar |that every time you turn ind) Grande West 16 miles this | District No. 21—Northern Ca victims ‘died at the naval hospital Tower of Pisa Jean Ae ET Oe ecisom teached. by a.|| Chaces it wissly. today trom: the ||Fest and charged ‘with coniplicity in| you step on a child or the ca side of Leadville, at 3:55 o'clock {nia and Nevada, headquarters San this afternoon. Four others were rt | acceptance m rea tb Seas one tes ® |/the bribery plot | Th work Is white, which Is| yesterday afternoon. ‘Tho dead | Francisco—B. C. Yellowley, present | still regarded as dangerously injured, Brick Btitcen says that one- half] ‘rt beet inal lepectal Mattie | tho only thing, oven if it does take | are: chief of prohibition agent This brings the death list to 44 other half parks. audience to visualize the ga , lartin 1 that way. Two nice windows over|c, 6 Phel n, both of Salida lermotions which glasses showed to J ) ; 4 Re totaic ate aot. ns ime. | SUGAR IS UP iain om" itd taueeie teie om «| W BOL diver gen: osts al del ae 1 auto- | with the lack of this necessary ele ON S. F. MART bit Lia aa Pray MRI eury i Granit eye mh ‘| i om park on nus ent in the Schubert number, it wa 5 interes NAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21 ; gine and coaches of the east-bound | MGs Streets, why not ban them from | Ment In th ee ease . ‘ S A us dol of {tation tra were derailed — ane ossed Pan hem roe | aR ae Se Sans coe] ear RGR [I] GARvo noes merce (|%24, 2 ceca ach (ramen. ered and tod in amil} ‘ood Supply ° n here ‘today announced an in 1s built-in ironing board, ample built- |" fs 5 a tenn be tanh ny arntlic Get @ August 20) | flected in her nig. of and seo who is offering this dandy pounds ‘in the price of sugur, |) make it a joy to the heart bs meee che ToT e Rea Cree eer | ateeta’ eteian Odie soda eben Budgets inclosed in ae instar betim: d to breaktast, my wyfe|the Lord,” from the orat slace to you. READ THE STAR tomorrow What pleased me to dédth was{t© deliver a set of amonded orders) 1’ ont, 30." | cahow,-for! igatance oe of tem in € irinke) while her intense patriotism 2: TOR 11 38" aah rey aes be y M to the conductor of the west-bound sn oby 8 " instance, that the hich is not fit vintage ke, for | 20 nh " ephsbertapie W ANT FOR TI BEST n t i stopping from the kitchen Into the) ) i) “Our expense for food in an smaller family, spending the " swell into magnificent onal ¢ i BAL 8" | lo breakfa ‘OO esky P a * ne Saati inte morning to the | 8% led ir ey (Bt YS IN REAL ESTA } t litt By it a i asl A rollef train was sent out from| Sverage’ week runs from $23 to more money, lived a great deal Ruiseht heme, 20, 3 Peng bee higelsird | (Turn to Page 9, : '\- _ ‘o big winde ; dt t here with doctors and nurses. The} $2! There are three in our fam better than did the larger fam. ae? there being rumors that three | ~ ; | LS sun Diep fat tet ie injured were brought back here,| {ly ; my husband, our son of 18 ily, spending much less money conviets do be upon the Yalan”, | —— enough to use for a sew OOM, | whore they are in a Ited Cross hos.| and myac | Other food-budgets received in fapa Midnight v thy hota, and x i ) best | pital pie ' These widely divergent figures the contest Friday ranged be: the nolo be bet OR centuries man has hunted woman. He has laid down certain qual- || -rno aining-room is finished #0 25 | ee wero given in two letters to Gyredss, the: Leva wubleurunose ting my wyt ities she must have—beauty, ability to cook, fitness for motherhood. || sive & Se Tagen fA 2 ES Sa AEP | Bia, Betas in guavas tosthid One Banter woman fonds seven, and did muke many Jeste 6 m ; liwn't dark, but the drapes made o wapaper's questio: nn including herself, on $17 weekly, piaad indeed 2 prosise eee || WH y should not the woman hunt the man? And why not she lay down | net over cretonne, dim the ent from || ORGANIZE RELIEF | tt cont you to live a week | Another housewife, on, Cepited yap t saw. And so, laughing heartily, ? ’, fi 7 ge , » || the windows, which overlook a beau | | Hill, keeping a maid, finds it \| certain qualifications? And why may not one of these qualifications be pene tar tna Band FOR WRECK BEFORE || started be. AU eaplig Sassen Rava | Hq r place Is. dis | © com nolfe hen vero r Automobile } at ao wealth? Aha ‘ 5 | The. living-rdom firepla REPORT RECEI | sey ‘i her grown son and the Nts are cated b ee HCA ‘ootloose” is not a “problem story.” Such || tinetive. 3's built out from tho wall} aren ie vED | plaining about th cudily-rising maid cach week m vat | . ‘ 4 will shed a fine heat all over the ‘olo., r | cost of foodstuffs. 0 ' lettore: tec tight the steering wheel getting too| ay stories are supposed to throw light on every- heose and jt has no mantel. Man-\{ relief train was being pre: || Survey of the markets indi aha Tata ana Bee || |'6 00S day love tangles. May Seymour presents ‘a in aro the worat catch-alls on earth. | vob 16 ue weane of the || that there ie avd has been Headaerinutaean taiteed oe a ‘ Ce ae . , There are two bedrooms, one al} expectec ‘eek 01 © Denver |i A ne se for months. peers aves bik vfle Bar das published several problem that occurs once in a lifetime. Whated |lrarge ono with a double bed, the oth. || and Rio Grande Western here |] altho some articles are slightly | Some time, Some of Sa rata # to the escaped convicts in im : ons spaced. Canlionth a eAT\ wy “eo aero |lor smatler—for the kids, Tho best || yesterday 15 minutes before the cheaper than a year ago, a e fecepted this and fai’ Gosh, supposing they can't Starts in The Star Aug, 25. wracked civ ilization this \ ould be if there were {thing nbeut’ than sx that, bot ie || werbok: occurred Star will pay a week's | Slowed for it In their budgete. ott A Seattle Story more May Seymours! What a trail of sorrow, \\ them nave big dayiisnt close! uel TL. Smith, atspatcher |) food bit for the enettent hous: | OUETA Dave, stituted | oeono. ah ote 3 : y | mies, chief being pil- hey could ml Theauthroom with tile floor, bullt.|| here, recdiving a report that wife in tho Pacific Northwest mae ‘ ae convicts in 7 they ¢ rule burn Jin bathtub, doesn't waste any space, |] train No. 8 had passed anite This “Goes not necessarily moan u im $0 toe, rah is, or Way he et We “they ean’t But May Seymour is not bad. She is morally sound. |iut there's plenty of room to’ got || organized n rollot train and had || the houewife who spends th adoption af the Veaahandinarry ere very long on that Py eg. . around in it on the way before word of least for food in a week, It t eo to buy Gossip of men and women have her at bay. The instincts bred in her || Tinars tubs ana plonty of tight || the i tata ena eed Hida HG CHOVERINI 6 SwLIGT: Ronen telephone and delivery service for thousands of years the snarling and gaping marked—as hers! lib is the lad who poses don before he dives, and the | | y's enndidate se the Polso overwhelm her. She turns on the pack. crowd she'll win one vietory! From One man will be Ae a NeRra make the basement convenient, And) jumping from the basement to the| attle, there's a big empty’ space up: stairs for the kids I renlly hated to leave the bunga (Turn to Page 9, Column 4) no nT a The of tho ‘ain on the dispatcher expected crash was 40 great ho had to be relieved im mediately after he had the re- Hef train on the way. —_——$——— \ given sum, manages best for her with the groceries. family. Size of the family and the menu served are to be taken into account Letters in the contest should be kept as short as possible and should be addressed to ‘The Wood Editor, ‘Th utile Star, 1807 Seventh ave., Seattle, The two letters quoted at the » tet ee et SRE LOR LEE A TIRE: He SIENA C aR SNES