The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1925, Page 2

r TOWNS RAIDED { sso wire Fon BY BANDITS | CLOTHES DEALERS | | puis ts 5 ng 4 Canada Asks U.S. to Watch |} ain i ‘ a r ea for Gang Heading South cags, who, haw beat wrest ae VESSEL ARRIVES Craft From Overdue Seatle Long in Nome INSURE PEACE Chinese Post Bond During NOME A ke, Aug. 29. ab t Tong War Elsewhere (| ©)—tens overdue, the " siberia Thirty , Chinese mmand of Capt. Cat Bing Kongs and On Leongs, agre mrickson and with a crew of Friday to post $5,000 for each tong) seven, the Ariel sailed from Seattle to insure pe ‘ on July 1 The vessel had ea followed a Mayor | gine trouble and encountered severe Brown, result out te en route breaks in the Ast | N. FL Hoswer, superintendent of ‘The ¢ . of the} the Evangelical mission of Siberia, e Chief | with headquarters at. Minneapolia and’ Minn, is a passenger aboard t In Arieh ° He is in full charge of the Th vessel w sall f Siberta ° nh a few days, following comp’ Knights Templar oa ar tacks ta Meet in Yakima OLYMPIA, Aug. 2 nnual state conclave of K mplar ended here yesterday . tion of officers. Yakima was as the 1926 convention cit Asks $10,000 for His Wife’s Love Putrick McCaffrey Frida $10,000 from John S. Murphy in ex hie [ with the selected asked amendment moo! James M. Sleickner, Cheballs, was| change for the affections of his ox elevated to grand commander, to suc-| wife, Mary McCaffrey. MacCaffrey ceed John Campbell, Seattle. John! filed an alienation suit against Mur N, Faust, Ellensburg, is the new) phy, charging Murphy has “taken deputy grand commander; Charles P.| her riding and poisoned her 1 Kimball, Bremerton, grand gene she deliberately abuse issimo; George W. Sommers, in an effort to get rid of him.” She Kane, grand captain general was successful in a séparate main elections were the Rev. Mark A./ nance suit here, a month ago. Now| Matthews, Seattle, eminent grand) McCaffrey asks $10,000 for loam of prelate; Horace W. Tyler, Tacoma, | her companionship and soclazy grand treasurer, and Henry L. Ken: | 5 han, Spokane, grand recorder. |Railway Robbery Suspect Is Being held as a suspect in a $5, Rare Photo of | Rainier Stolen} (ano wivrer ron) GRIMINAL GASES SET FOR TRIAL I Four Women Included List for September Jury in Two manslaug anes are 1 luded in the calender of ¢ wy be Acting 1 n Mact 4 four of t ft m the tour and will preside until Fe League to Report on Manager Plan It was announced ne trustees of t stun fent Harold Preston w at the first fall meeting of the league september nop of the pr It ‘opowed city is un thi mmittes expects to be r for a com report in the near future a HERE’S MORE ABOUT LYLE STARTS ON PAGE 1 » noglect the boot Jogger and th iner, he stated ¥, A. Haseltine will be retained the service, according to Lyle, but | just what position he is un tate until he has conferred with hirr found Gen, Lincoln C. Andrew |to be a big and capable executive Held |" ho seems to prov be set on having the inion of the conatitution which is to handle, enforced While he 000 railway car robbery on the Chi-| makes few predictions, It is evident While on display at the public li-/C@#% Milwaukee & St. Paul rail: that he intends to make it work brary, a framed photo of M ainier | a ye vvisdaae bem beep ice = "He and Roy*Haynes are working was stolen from the upper lobby of | Falls, August §, Walter Jamison. jin perfect harmony, and with th the building, it was rep 4 to police | 28, is In the city jail, while hi const guard, the cuétoms and t Friday. This photo was one of the| '* being conducted to find prohibition enforcement most striking of a group of pictures| Members of the gang. He was ar Gen iNustrating the Northwest and Alas- ee eS Leshan ge # a getr ka. It is a very valuable pi es R. R. Herbert anc ‘o a c to its own Mra. A: pre : t Gaines, art Mbrarian of the He is held in the city fail on an| not reappointed before ( { tary, | open charge. will be dropped. There in a feeling | ann che that all who have made good will Miss Ederle Puts “Wayfarer” Actors Off Channel Swim} GRIS NEZ, Aug. 29—The English |, channel today showed a stormy mood. | so the new attempt of «America’s | youthful swimmer, Miss ic OREEOOR tg ous Passion Play Eferie, to cross to Dover was set) witt be given next week. “tentatively for Sunday or Monday. | th» opening show will be on Tues The choppy weather of the chan- | fete“ constnlitder’ ith the 6x nel was responsible for a further de- | One hundred and fifty principals “The Wayfarer” are to leave & |attle Sunday morning for Vancou- BC where six performances ception of Sunday, until the follow lay by I. Helmy, Egyptian swimmer, | ‘02 stonday ‘Phe same scenery in. making “his, try, and Sips ores in Seattle will be utilized tn Miss Litiian Harrison, Anglo- Argen- | | the Canadian city tine girl, abandoned for this year a} repetition of carlier flings at the| crossing. She is returning to Lo | DeMille to Film don. Around Colville 5s AaertioeeRt | saving picture producers have dis | covered another wilderness beaut | spot in the Northwest, and a De | Mille feature ts about to be produced in the Colvill Northeastern WOMAN'S LIFE *:<:" Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vegeta. |v region, and R and unit ma B tor iy, for the C m sais were in Beattla Friday men, ble Compound Helped | Her | tered at The Olympic Hotel, an¢ from Sickness to Health = ma:e the announcement } A unit will refch Marcus, Wash. S, to begin production deals with the and legendary jon Sept The story industry episodes Ellensburg, Washington —‘‘ When | I was first coming into womanhood I suffered terribly | every month. My! mother did eve: thing she could | think of, so she took me to sev-| feral doctors and) they only hel; | mealittle. Mot! yA was talking to anotherlady about | eyery day, you will find is one of my condition and} ny chief items.’ aj] the told mother of | airs, Jones pays Lydia E._ Pink-| Indian —————— HERE’S MORE ABOUT FOOD STARTS ON PAGE ONE h, carries her hams Vegetable Cor ia Mathes own groceries Cer foes pet eae Sunday and Monday, Auguat| © B- Benn, who is prosecuting a (eS pertiee ani es of | 5 ie ahs se store at sith ave. /o9, 30 and 31, is the allosaurus, Hun- Michie aaah By ee eri i 3. and Adams s Ube Ob thane’ ae loobe tik the Star's disclosures. The bench war more pains. When I got married and | Judges was a hard task, because #0 | cent thowe wearing an wurus but-|!M federal court by Leonard Regun had my first child I was in terrible} many things had to be taken Into /toy, pecome hunters. It js their ob-| Md Narcotics Chief Harry 'V, Wil pain so that it was impossible for me| consideration. Many families, whose | ject to capture somebody wearing un|!amson, setting out thelr belief to do my housework. I thought of | cost apparently was low, reduced | aijosaurus button j that the Swislers had Jumped their how the Vegetable Compound had! expenses by growing fruit and ve (4)—If you wear an alloxaurus but- | bond. been of so much benefit to me when| tables, or keeping chickens. Some|ton you canngt capture any other| Bonds were doubled on each I was a girl,so I went to Perier’s| of the letters apparently omitted | animal; you must be captured. count of the several against them. Drug-Store and got six bottles, It| items such as milk | }—When you capture an allosau rf } sure did rae me Seer ae it, a Mra. Jones’ average cost for each |rus take him, or her, to the Strand | am a well woman today andican't) member of her family is by no|theater, Both hunter and hunted] ham’ CM pi asec Iwill an- intention of the contest to discover | be given passes to “The t World,” awer any let th jat comes tome to! sow cheapily a family can live in Conan Doyle story-ploture, de ; ; Ellensburg, Wash. best a family could live party of explorers in the jungle, amid Prnsveicaadall Mrs, Jones, according to the| animals of ten million yenrs ago Aiki Cart CHINO tad udges, which 1s final, made the} (6}—The allosaurus hunt ends at N FR SCO, Aug. 29.—(B: bast all ‘round record m., Monday, August 31. The vt P)—The Virginia 1, a tidy j animal to be hunted will bo|70-foot trawler, witit 1,200 cases of tt. in Mond home editions or|!mported liquor aboard, valued at HERE’S MORE ALOUT ttle Star |from $75,000 to $90,000 present MEDIUM STARTS ON PAGE ONE Many of your friends don’t un derstand you.” forget that name-its A"; sven le ne s | I don't begrudge Madame her esino | dollar, Sho js sincere in her » | game—her cards are her friends “Dns sure it will rid you of tha , She asks no questions, and tormenting eczema. My skin wasa | ‘loosn’t try to lure her patient bad as yours and it healed mine com- Pate at a Wigher pie pletely. Now if I have a bit of rash De bet vent tency se Colees orftching, Ijustapplya little Resinol | #7en? Tl find one! Tt Ointment andthe trouble disappears.’' |, Users of Resinol are quick to recom- mendit. They know from experience that It promptly stops itching and re- Neves skin irritation. It's yentle, soothing and healing medication | makes it excellent “.r the most deli: | pate skin. At all druggists, “Always call for Resinol” CRYSTAL READINGS Consult the woman who Knows. Task no questions, Tread your past, present and future. St der, the Great, ley) Lynwood 4 Apts @® er ways and moans should vo interesting, I decide to Vancouver, B. C. 1° gained the impression that Gen salmon | |} ie y'|when worn, transforms the | | IL be retained. say as much, While Lyle doa not Mt tm understood that | Androws is strong for rewarding -. | Mithfulness, but hard on the crooked and fneffictent CANADIAN TO BE HE Canada, to be of mibstantial ber matter of cuting The Canadian Coolidge policy of ha and state als. to petty rs, he often the local off is policy, an his enforcemer at HERE’S MORE ABOUT | a HUNT STARTS ON PAGE ONE KK hich ran serfally In The § om) time “ago. Here are the rule Star's| great prehistoric animal hugt, which | | opened in Seattle at noon Saturday ()—Nine thousand buttons ha en distributed to men and wom ntown, Each of these rer, for the purposes of the sport, into the animal represented on the but ton pla ALLOSAURUS WAS AS BIG AS 8 ELEPHANTS, BUT LACKED BRAINS HE ALLOSAURUS, being hunted In Jarge numbers in Seattle Saturday, was fiercest of the gigantic that lived 10,000,000 years He was about the nize of elght elephants The animal was a ment-oating animals model crotodile, which in a sort of denatured edition of it, ‘The object of the hunt Satur- | 4 MI | After ha had re ka Barr ff and pect rene ay, Be u t « aus hields of auton 4 1 1" ne 1 ve Patrolman aw ! toxioated, police ees WOMAN KILLED THE Si LATTLE ST THREW ROCKS AT FUEL OIL CUT! WINDSHIELDS, BUT POLICE GOT HIM AT RAINIER Auto Leaves Bridge Below Longmire; Two Hurt Loxeuu 4 Park, Aus ed and ¢ mall oc 6 4 worm: ot { th ¢ 1. Ma ‘ heey t e D. Schafte Kainier Nat 1 h Vide the b ( ent f th In at ent th coe FIND SWISLERS SOLD YACHT New Clue Unearthed in Air Rum Runner Case a ® after ar rag of several charges on liquer and narcotics cou which bh Swisler and hin wife, Florence. Follow publication tast week in Th r, of facts indicating Swialer hin wife ppear- ed, an inveatigation by Leonard fivisional chief of forces, led to dis s safety deposit boxes he had three nad been mptied of much 4 securitic 2 them; his 1 boulevard was for 4, a bill of sale of federal inve: The the whereat ® furn and of s name has deepened Fri when t attorney's office received a wire from the state de partment, in reply to telegraphic nauiry the office had made. The re read, in part Whereabouts of Lyle Horace Swisler and Florence Swisler un known. Name of veasel and date of sailing not given in passport ap plication Alias bench warrants for the pair are in the quotations, mornir cutter The liquor making little The fered no r names or ting at the Waldorf hotel, resided the 0 hands of U was te , the prize eratt wo pout 1 attling prog ptain and or sistance any information about th tel management, 8. Marshal ed into port this of the coast guard overhauled miles off the a wtiff gale and of three of Members of the past guard force boarded the Vir inia Land took possession The erew refused to give their lizard. Its minimum length was |} ergo aboard. As the rum ship 46 fect and it was about nino || made fast to Meiggs’ wharf, the cap feot high at full growth tain leaped to the dock and excapod | jalancing itself on its hind {| thru tall piles of lumber feet, with Its ta Me aotntae According to th st gu@d, the poise, the allosaurns wae a four. || Virginia 1 ix regigtered from Seattle some-looking boast, itn vicious {| anit eth and claws were used in The Virginia 1 registered out tack, but the attack was made Seattle under the name of Chas. by instinet, not by intelligence werk, It iW @ G0foot craft over The onimal had hardly any |{ all with a 46 tons grosa and brain, Wag snnble to reson and jj tona net. Tt was built in 1019, in ay not as clover as the 4 Bellingham, Powers, listed as tiv han never wding to the ho FAIL TO RESCUE | 08 | IN SEATTLE Drop of 30 Cents a Barrel by Various Companies A al reduet! 1 rid ht ‘ “The | et ' t ' 1 Ansociated Oil was th ‘ " the reduction late! ¥ ' t tandard Oil! J jon « mpanies also at word f the ud officen An | ct MINERS REFUSE TO ARBITRATE Coal Walkout Will Come Off \( Monday as Planned PHILADELPHIA, Aug (By U. Po-Arbitration of the anthra rate and miners fe was recommended by: Ingils, now ntands ted by mine leaders re as len F day for the walkout wh will begin Arbitra: a time t 4 te Recess Sno, bias ed TRUBS DIARY The Life Story "y of a a Bull Terrier ‘BY JOHN TAINTOR FOOTE In Which } for Her Headache; ALOT $840,000 FOR SURVEYS) Washington State to Get $38,000 Land Fund Miss Kendle Discovers Cure |.’ Trub I Disgusted | seve "ot — -—____—_” f th ) ° e in sz The e f age rt yo 1 oA , an nothing ¢« A . , r r Miss} od ma More 5 ‘ ‘ i ' Infant ‘ ' Montana, $69, 4 } Th don't * t Dakota, , approve 14 evade, $14,040; New Mex aire 7 wray-hatred ma F I ‘ Ores $59,096 © Mol bi 1 thought | broug' he Aidn't 1 t « $28,040; Riege ont |gray-halred man's lap. She put h : Ha| bands behind tls. bea ‘ Fe aise) "Now, Ducky, ook me at « Negress Is Held s) Fiipecasid: thh.fpray-didired: wan | prove as Shop-Lifter ee g on that corne Held « open charge as @ wut, . 1 for 1 ected Lifter veral dow 4 SEATTLE STAR AR HOME Vomadacy gi a} town stores, Cortne Hicks. $5 Bi tummy we question a the city jail Saturday OPEN SUNDAY, 12-6, psig may auneton ts nthe aity fall OO SA 7-9, FOR VISITORS | tet me vr Protective pases! SEATTLE. STATS typica! Filpe ¢ f the gray-halred man’ eos } ttle home will be ope jap ha 1, “Now ave yo apes Se The gray-baired man os ‘\Poliée Put End p. m, for 5 - fred man , to Noisy Party "ye k Soe eee Neig! i sto! oe aes sca rit wie the eral officers with a patrol wa- Went kane st r ridge, Avalon 0 su Ung the aims ies aes ‘f 0 arresting ne ‘ \ hargpy tren there y eo. eth oo pig ¢ gray-haired man kept looking ks iy Pa. show A book. I wanted him to scratch of beer was seized. mo back of the ears, I gaye him a aw poke, He t on looking at , "poodles a MASONIC TEMPLE Toodles an came The. gray-h n stopped lo¢ American Doctor Stil! Held ing at the book. He stood up. | AUDITORIUM i A a delegation from the Beat Mins Kendle sald, “Oh, Mr. Steele, | we by Chinese Bandits tle ¥ Men's Swedish clubready| tm simply emittened!” | Pine at Harvard i it to do the honors, 93 members of the} The gra Nad Anan aad : (iy U. P)j—| Chicago Swedish Choral club were | tual, 1 assure you.” : forces having | to arrive in Seattle Saturday after eaid (1. pian with » rescue Dr He iL} noon, They are scheduled to « sonteas 1 chattered in : from his Ch dit} at the stadium Saturday evening, | the motor. you weren't the A at & anybody In hed te A fiect of 40 cars han been ar you thin} ond th ranged wr by th local » to take | me att the pa The Olym-| The gray-hatred man sald, “I w i Afterward ¢ to confexs.” uria, in w ’ th ra trip! Miss Kendle sald, “Please do; 1 a ar a | deserve it.” ee The grayYhaired man said, “Tt K hin we L 1 gine my becoming ‘ feller fekine nope, Yakiman Gets His Fak ans ; uded the who had ‘ ss at ; had cued the “troops who hm First City Shock uId be too thrill : awn & sitg,.around (hei COD.) rape ho cbren the gray-haired : and wore ® day alesd of the pur-| | 40 tery vm vi In the as a kind look ; pots y weal dale fruit season he would go out and| Toodles yawned. He said, “An that 6h [atlas Gt vanenea Jearn’a bit of extra money picking | other one, evjdently.” siete ia 1s generally + fruit. Ho has been accustomed to} I said, “Another what? eyagpon Foyer snoat etfs eating all the peaches he likes uldn't un- |] Author, Lecturer, World Traveler | of obtaining captives from Chinese | out m and without pric and | } bandits. However, until recently the | When he would buy peaches down in] 1 said, “Why di6 you yell #0/1 ¢ a o j handita hind placed no price upon | Yakima, he got a bag full for a dime. | about a Iittle spanking?” || Saturday, Aug. 29, 8 P. Mf Howanl and were using him to treat] died Seattle to live, Toodler said, “You wouldn't un-'l The Tree of the Univers cir ithe be kelly shock when | derstand that, either.” aay - wo big, beauty peaches! 1 anid. Mme it hurt.” s % i Id Will eee cop | ‘Toodies hurt in my || 5unday, Aug. 30, 8 P. M. Fitzgera i I'l. nace. tty: swells: penohbeg atl pbnast Greet Gen. Dawes is SPOKANE, Aux wer ° that T had no idea of |i i * BEGINNING SUNDAY ole Pond hes + me : cule came in, He AT 3 P.M. : He tified zi said, rand lady friend, , ms chairman Marine Serves ee Hows the beat?’ | MASONIC CLUE nad riven sony ation et bose Under Two Flags { muddenty it went | Arcade Building ; Art Exhibited in Mine Dining Room Exhibiting rt wo} Hl of a mifine, 1,200 feet under- | was his moxt unusual ex 1 hin painting trip in the er country, 200 1 land from ¢ Alaska, Ev se Paul Ziegle Fr fter } When some of the visitors at the mines wanted to # pictures © only place lev them out was the happened that enough to spr dining room, The whole in he s countr he pointed out, and ev are literally cabled to th that they won very rug n the camp: the tumble mountain off into the Farmer Is Shot Twice in Arm VERNON, Aug. 29.—-Shoot-| Abolished? at the Tuesday lunch | Rockies ir Feary, farmer, twice in| session at Mey torte. | the arm, Amos Uptogrove, owner of| Former U. 8, Judge Cornelius H . store near where Exary lives, end-| Hanford, author and historian, and ed a quarrel found himself |S, IF. Chadwick nttle attorney lodged ee jail terday, | will be the principal speakers. He is ¢ 1 with first degree as- ‘ fault. Oregon Slayers to Make Pleas Tuesday (By U. P) _Discuss Hanging _ Se HERE’S MORE ABOUT The Hermetic Marriage he says. “They home and when I bought 1 me 16 reminded me| 7 a couple| 7, sensibilities?” ‘ss something He got up in looked at the gray. i—LECTURES—4 hair He said, ome line. A and she loses her neadquarters sec S CRET nit ene » the Stara and | Went into the dining room with the D TR re oa a ite ant of the | Test. I warned him, I said, “You're ![ o i ap ‘ 4s bllist and hed tard of Haiti, | ENE © on Tuesday and Wednesday an agreement with the} Toodles just sniffed at 8 P.M. government selected nor T said, “AW right! You'll find officers of the ma-|°Ut 5 , 4 3 ‘tenancies In the | 1 Waited to sce what would hap Come and bring your - higher ranks pen. Nothing did. He stayed in friends. cluding that of chief of the vine bwicty . endarmerie, are held by commi. Sige ito Silver Offering. Tod Gttidarat etl the adinrlinn; corp (Continued Monday) bd j Mount at Tuesday Lunch ROBSON Menibers of Religious Educa nal Workers will discuss the ques: n "Should Capital Punishment be Monarch o} the Canadien TAX FIGHT STARTS ON PAGE ONE SALEM, Ore., Aug. 29. To urray, Ellwo o) | SA J sae Willo i ay Ate.) waitin a jing was tho testimony of E. §: r “fe mont Tuesday, when they will| G0edwin, Seattle real estate man ter formal pleas to the charges of | 84 Witness for the Metropolitan % earder which they are} C2 Goodwin said that in his opin Baer ion the Metropolitan company's Ae Saw EVERY MILE A PIC -— HERE’S MORE ABOUT ’ ARSON th 000 As mortgages aggregating $3 5 are admitted, this would fix no value of the leasehold at $4,445, The New Way East STARTS ON PAGE ONE] 000 Your car window view of Mt. The hearing Friday afternoon was Robson, monarch of the Canadi. ; son, anadian Nd i REay fehl Perel t| Ra THE DOUBLE 1 been cruelly treated and force V. Sparkman, Seattle real estate| "Gane ae TERIA Eta) RGR ARERY © Wate Otte . that he had gone to Olympia | Yourvisit in Jasper National Park, phatically refuted by Hammer wna | tostify for the Metropolitan com: | 44 Sado miles of scenic glories, the two fire marshals peach LAD DCP ee aus | with golf and luxurious comfort at es ea SHEET WT Pala iy | er ald, fornter mayor and city coun: | Jasper Park Lodge, ($6 up American Mrs, Rigsby after her mother had | cman. Plan) — Seai | persunded her to make a complete} Amons eit Witnosseg for the) ) Ui tle | confession of the caso,” Hammer) Sompany Triday bet Mandel Go etoptionalwonder trip through Low Summer Fares Bast anid 4 i i et 500 scenic miles of the Inside Pas: ae ‘ Pawata ry, president of the Com-| n ic Bool | _ Chara by iia svrornan ana h ty munity Hotel obepUta ton vincnE| sage to the borders of Alaska, and Scenic Booklet Eres orne » mother had bee! ; pemian with dh her baby | Miller, real estate man; and kt, D,| 1,866 miles further to Skagway and untoss the statement waa signed] White, manager of Price. Water- | return ac small additional cost-— a house & Co. public accountants | were denied by Davis and Smith, — | \ Thes : vay ; aie asa RLS hese are Canadian National Rail- her wore had in Hammer's TE BHUT-OET NoT ways travel advantages, while he was present,’ Davis said, | aed ah LUT/ORI" NOTICR Ask usa ut | . ‘Mrs, Rigsby was removed trom | W poate Noah De arb A BERV Ot aaa: 4 Railroad ave, from Madi the Leban home on complaint of a Jereising a bad influence over the| | eho i pom, | iter Naa “We had her taken to the woman'y} | Mitt. from ST Pep ataaee Ae PL a ward ft the county jail thare | (0 Eremont avon: Monday, #0 sete nee Aen td m m, ' was no other place to Oe a \ to 7p | THE LARGEST RAILWAY SYSTEM IN &