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

Weather St Tides The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation { ve thie “~ Koterea VOL. 27, NO. 161, ; eee SEATTLE , WASH., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Howdy, folks! Babe Ruth haw Deen indefinitely suspended by Miller Huggins. Would you say that Huggins & a ruthiess man? [| eee Ruth is trying to appeal the fir Rd suspension to Judge I duth used to be the Pr Whales. Now ‘he's the Prir Fails, Jas | Kel fd: g to « more t the K |Home for the Axe | much more, accord | "Dur for the institu Dupen was x ated The Bambino was given a tloket| New York. Credit him with an- ther home run, Oscar eee endent a we follow or e¢ under suspena' of @ case in super Mra. Laura | was given. a judgment ster, a Ruth was accused te. Amend the old poem to "Early staying out | leged attack upon bed, early to rise, and you'll never were employed at t fired for popping up flies." | pital, eee | ninsioners Gaines YOU, TOO, CAN BE A SNAPPY sae ic | CONVERSATIONALIST! Are you one ef those people’ who | ays think of a smart “come-back” | minutes too late? Do you wish to have a bright re- pen's wife s The same ¢ | | tea in hia r | homme. COAL BILAL 18 DOUBL ¥ if you Just follow this simple Say to him, quick as a flash: “Twenty-three, skidoo!” eee The price of milk has been in ased to 13 cents o lucky number for t erp’ Lil Gee Gee, who ss very cynicat,,_ HERE'S THE HOUSE at 2714 Elliott ave. where Charles a that milk is the atusf they Lotvick is believed to have hidden a small fortune. Many tin water to color it white. have sought the gold said to have been carried there by “al gah Lotvick, but no one has been successful, not even Ruth Seaakd thee shown in the picture digging for buried treasure. ever that the fecha ice of milk is due to the jmaking & dd for wu Increase is not ates aro going to wear spree Jobvi y Carter & Bradley, Star Staff Photographere By 5. B. Groff } low piles of it! Always mock: } ing, ever Sieigesng tga the caer ay alice at 3107 ite ave, which rim castle of asked for 1926, T here is about 44 p efter ham, boom 008 In 1925 fo $4,200 There ha&been only once the Patrolman Littau Gets 10 Charles Lapvick ‘ ‘There Lotvick reigned an king ves there a wife 2 her eee Days Without Pay "There ho kept domi my choice of withes,| the gink who invented) Patrolman F pended for 10 3 taupe 4 . Repents to Owner of Yanks;, . ue akon ne ; To Talk With Huggins t. 1L—(By U.P.) from the jerstand Ln Gee Gee doesn’t talking Inovies are possible, as say@ehe understands that most picture actors are dumb person who reads loge t a aloud, reads Dill ros friends when out iness for. prof’ flied at Le f1CK " | NEW YORK 4 of this tat —Babe h at Littau was ne competi ns sled his life. The first was fea s ago, L t."" repented his federal proh amt otis pi st ayes strange existe he the continent is increasing rapid- | range ex Th a TAbE ha Pattee’ ton bee Roy C. Lyle The reaton is that the steamers eg r s chief of the ¢ miki such Slow progress ploug? a weal with Huggins , Oregon 4 eetheeeimmers that are crossi Pog gs Mie 6 cht uth answered that he was “al morning left Ruppert's rk to seo the ork of reorganization fon staff for the dist ways lie Bagtisth Channel. fice. for Each door on eve bolted and locked centric padlocks. they wers, k room was h queer ec manager who a © things ated 4 he would apologize ylesa things that Jeo dfuggin th answered that he Lotyick had found and pur would talk it over and explain to (Turn to Page 7, Column 4) yea —_—___—-8 my : OFFICE iplined him. | i GEE GEE, TH’ OFFICE fe VAMP, SEZ | a peach that is preserved ol kets canned. At that time all agent. matically discharged | © No announcement as te taking the m credit on You have always been the Idol of | statuy of F. A. Hazeltin u the country,” Col 1 bought. He wat rene y made Tuesday y per || INDIANS USED TO |x tuth, “And now think t he didn't receive ar her drum and gave some furnititre he aid t of how you will look pur emtin will be set at rest een war yur cen ng his eyes on the 1 of the great problems of|\to penalize Littau for the be fg to get the car paid|the department, to prevent when Seattle was a jans camo from the |} "I don't want to play ‘for anyone | Bamooratio Leade Years ag age, In on When Ruth left Ruppert indicated fixed up committee, arrived in S | Tuesday and left for Tace fa weather cots too hot for them| 3 Men Drown on ana Sook. a | Burning Steamer About 60 Indians from British || that the trouble had beer Columbia arrived in the hop fiald and he expected to see Ruth back in| oo Conrerence wit ate on beta | “BUFFALO, N 1—(U-|] south of Seattle Tuesday, ‘They || uniform in a few days, Ruth and hi wae Jey Ec August 31 Pj—Three men were ned and{| came in. motor-tru a fleet of || Mrs. Ruth both broke down and cried and to breakfasting on | 19 reacued from the passenger Ho was met at Portlan¢ served with pan gravy, as five being piloted by Indians. Atl || together just’ before Ruth left: his steamer Colonial which burned in|] tho trucks carried British Colum apartment for Ruppert's office. This Lake’ Erie off Westfield carly al bia licenses followed their lal that domestic J iirc Washington national com He met with George F. I i! {man of King County jelub, and other local de The Olympic early with greate pleasure, | and to 7 tennant, WEL tho boom did hit say wote but 1 did keep my | god did do naught but laugh fp sbelt silently. And so to dinner leaving for ‘Tacoma was to take dinner. wit s when a fellow goweek for board, and then jones appetite. |by Oldfield at the Chamt Jer the Act of Congress March 3%, 1879. ome Hidden Gold Defies Many Seekers BIG BOOST | Man's BEEW) Recluse’s Hut Conceals Treasure| IN DUPEN Ue, ners gave Du | pon his old job back last week be 1926 to $31.-| income tax for 192 And they're going to keep more| Were opened to the public today, showed. ben 100 per cent warner, for the in the num. | decreas “tc “LYLE SWORN IN: New Dry Administration Be- ies: than paia ¢ gins to Function a} nia own aie, s world: had narrowed ‘ Marking a chi oa ‘om the old to travel between Lond with passing time. His i k a change from old t not been reinstated will be auto- | jimpahy’ took an-| = Hugeins.” the mew liquor-fighting force or the | oe c ce. sen from ging in trade whi th ‘caries tc « hops but the Y 8," he told € ppert, pefore st falls to pleces. men from ing in tr f ar » pick hops | wens acting in an official capacity in around ea nettlements. |when Ruppert emphast hat he | Local Party Heads | ass lthe future ti « arrived in || would do nothing in the matter and| we, «Says «somebody Nie Pea rer 3 that “it Is up to you to t with as come to visit you when | plonéer, Bound: steamers and. were a SA tye eps fix Mt with | we A. Oldfield) chairr pie who | aiken to the hop fields by horse ugelr democratic national cc I, Christensen, state senator and Tuesday before He was to hold a conference with C oal Dealers Increase Under Cit y\::.:: n Ws shington Yor— PROPER’ ree PUBLIC a AVY PLANE TWO THIRDS OF WAY OVER when his sutorautl ave. and Taylor st. pact as he was thre ‘s Spaewas | mua pwede h hospite 4 \ —_ — - . | Man Reappointed Be- ax cause He Was Saving Piles Up Expense Is Well Aboard next year | Headquarters reported at 1 >» budget es e na er receipt of word from the Aroos- | mes Di an 6u after bel val ne decision in which for an al ntm Du-! own business. This whose income tax pa nd econom-| Should be printed. ike’! The Rockefellers c been heralded to the us| The amount of income tax the average man pays is his, ‘ won't print it. But, scattered thruout the nation, are people The seaplane PN yments ARE news, and which, as new Neck Broken FLAG 5 Hl IP 59, hotel proprietor, of 401 Washing bably fatally hurt Tuesday morning » skidded and crashed at Queen Ann« James’ neck was broken by the im- | own from the car. He was taken to | il and is in the care of Dr. L. peat E e@ ul rns Passes Over Destroyer Reno and Radios All took, 1,180 miles at sea, that the Hawaiian flight plane was | in communication ,with her at | 12:20 p. mt. and she was giving | bearings to the air craft. “Income Figures Show Rockefeller “ | Noes HEADQUARTERS, San Francisco, Cal, Sept and Ford Fortunes Still Supreme | 4 s","2«., (soem of the venturesome journey mpleted, success neared this afternoon in the mafvy’s at- tempt to reach Hawaii by air. flagship of the flight project and the only one left in the race, was "or ; | more thin 1,400 miles out and und the Fords, for example, have long) vassed over the destroyer Reno public as the nation's richest families.| 4 19:47 ~ m., with the steady newspaper isn’t interested in it, and It is of general interest to ascertain whether the taxes they| hum of its motors indicating pay gives them this Pr limelight, are consto salaries of the folk for h under 6 ures will be NEWS. dine better HE Rockefeller « John D. Rockefell eed Po ie rom) Ford Motor company a alle warm family paid a total Rockefellers. by the payments of $1,882,609 paid by 9 but nent was five mill pald $11,00! ated Gas com York, $2,335,436; {flo railroad, $3,630, ot re Hey, Kids! Scooter Races; Lookit! continued up until October 1, s who have > the size of e had been | r Meets) man of the ongressional eattle early oma to hold democrats 1 by George nmitteeman tyan, chalr Democratic mocrats in at in Hotel ana| “TUNE HER UP h Mr. and Jack Brown, getting one’ Plan; Prices Force p!| yaa tt coxrours a } contest Friday afternoon this! their cars; mechanics will be allowed | tiftcate prizes, of $15, $10 and $5, yer of Com 8 agents for movie stars and others who are in the income tax returns help to tell. | the The Star then, prints herewith the income tax returns of those folks only about whom it figures tax return fig-| in the United States. 4, and the Ford Motor company the| rgest tax of any corporation, the income tax records, which | ¥ President Coolidge’s United States Steel cor paid $8,681, he Standard O11 co Big Prizes for ‘the Fastest Drivers position, that all was well. Word of the craft having reached s received here by the ation of America, up a dispatch from ayed ide the am of Los Angel Confirmation from a “quar- |ters came a few moments later, when the station ship Farragut, ok Baeeas lad 1,600 miles from the starting post, and Ford fortunes still stand supreme | radioed that {t had given the PN-9-1 ompass bearings Word of the safety of the plane er, Jr., paid the greatest individual] ejaea a four-hour period of sus- sion, during which time no word s received from or concerning jit and giving rise to the fear that it might-haye met with some mis- intly calling attention to the fabulous! ;. they serve. Are the tales true? The} wn kefeller,.Jr.,.paid.the government $6,277,669, while the | nap and been forced to descend. paid $16,493,160. } “Still going stron, was a cheer- Many of the large tax payments showed a noticeable | ft! message from the plane's radio . Henry Ford paid $2,608,806, a decrease of more 4 no ta-' than $600,000 from his 1923 tax, while the Rockefeller, Jr.,! officer, picked up by the steamer dent Polk and relayed to the al Telegraph company’s sta- tax was approximately a million dollars less than for 1928.} tion here at 11:30 a. m. ‘The plane Edsel Ford paid a tax of $2,158,05 so that the Ford| did not give its position at that as much as the} $5,448 649-—near! of $5,448,649—nearly The distance from San Francisco to Hawaii {s 2,100 nautical miles. tax was $14,091, which was dwarfed] In passing the Langley at 6:10 a. members of his official family—such |™- the PN-91 had made up all lost 1 ime, dw cl lly: Secretary of the Treasury Mellon. Vice | {27S time end was actually fe resident Dawes paid $24,834, figures compiled here. rA- | $1,494,501; th jeneral Electric com-| The elapsed time from the start at that huge | pan 45,900, 2:55 p. m. yesterday until 6:10 o'clock jon dollar The F, W. Woolworth company, | today was 15 hours and 15 minutes. The Con-| which makes its money from nickels | The prepared schedule in advan if | the flight gave the time for reaching paid| the Langley, 1,200 miles out, as 16 and dimes, pald mpany of Paderewski, th the Union | $16,161.24 hours, 16 minutes. nd the} Douglas’ Fairbanks proved nel Its engines overheated when oll mpany, | (Turn to Page 7, Column 5) (Turn to Page 7, Cohumn 5) GOOD, KID!” Chauffeur Raymond Lamarche instructs his mechanic, the old bus ready for The Star’s first coaster race meet next Friday zes are offered for winners, —Photo by Carter & Bradioy, Star Staff Photographers kings will] will be run off. Pilots will ride on) There will be three merchandise cer- Mert tt in the atte By Alvaro Shoemaker and deliver ‘st, in Hint Add charge more than for hauling the | Democratic club, Lewis B. Schwel-| ‘The town's first coaster wagon and| There will be three merchandise} If you wish to enter, fill out this @ that it would ever get) Beyldes the direct, arbitrary from cents to $1.30 cheaper coal to some other zone: miles jlenbach will preside and Mayor} Kid.auto race will be run off under | Prizes. blank ‘and KEEP IT—don't send it ae M4st annoying static. | and often inequitable charge for It must be remembered that the away—which, of course, they | Brown, will, welcome the visitor the auspices of The Star and the Co-| Second, there'll be the Columbia|to The Star, The blank must. be f PRA: cart, levied upon ,Seattle conl cartage he i ian a he seldom do, | lumbla"theater, | theater derby, under the same rules,| given’ to tho starter at the race consuméra. by) the. war-time yas added his bunker NUMBER OF DEALERS UP | In addition, every kid who makes} With similar prize course Friday afternoon, He will Cuxzama says| Scone” pian of @latribution, Its profit to the mine price of coal, FROM 70 'TO 300 NOW Street Car Hurls ane will get two tickets, ono for| ‘Third, there'll be. the Galiferniss| takeib nt and. glee poursmun tleeees 3 ene” out radio! establishment by the fucl ad plus freight | From about 70 deaters before | Dodge Car 85 Feet) nimseit and ono for his mechanlo, for] Straight-Ahoad sweepstakes, ‘Throo| for the show, your racink: number ges. Mebbe, but bet that ministrator seven or eight years CARTAGE PROFIT | the war, the number sprang al 49 Belmont |* Special showing of “California,| winners of each of the first two] to hang on yougauto and a placard, eAlfred J. Goddard, 7 pl, reported to police Geo brain sends out noth- ago indirectly brought about a GREAT AS ON COAL most immediately to more than condition that proves one of the Creation of the 400, upon the establishment of greatest factors in raising coal made it possible fe the zone system. It was good prices to make as much on carte pickings, and many men with a Under the zone system, a he could on his first profit wheezy truck, ehough to buy a of the bunker, if his yard lay nea car of coal and to pay a little on Elghgh ave, between | Pike sts, Monday. ‘The said the street car slic dard’a car was thrown neighborhood dealer jn mar oe Mm! tho cto populated res a wellenattled roaidence sectic rent for a yard, went Into busl- | declared, and A, I. Mec the time f districts ds from $1.90 to This encouraged # small army of ner W. MacDonald, riding " begin to e ye year when} to his yard price for delivering mon to establish fuel yards near RET AML, BUS) . wero shaken up by tho s Hon maki: cap over their a ton of coal to the zoned areas residential distri arrying diigh IS OVERDON Crash. mM And b , university of the city, It may be, and tt zone charges. Practically thelr It's a free country, and no William J. Murray, Pisin a often ia the ey that his haul GBatire business originates in the body can be blamed for taking |ohanic, was arrested a Il be only a block or two from nelghborhood within a radé of a fling at the fuel business or | driver at Olive and ] oae.¢ his yard, Yet he would truck & to 10 blocks, yet they aro per any other. Unilke most muahe ie AI 8 the conl half way across the city mitted under the zone system to (Turn to Page 7, Column 3) Jensen and 5, a Dodge war was hit by a street car that his) show will be at the Colt Saturday morning. Here's how: avery kid has a sooote: Union and motorman Ided. God. 85 feet, he Intosh and Star wants to find the s town, with him.) “Any boy ugper 14 Is el hock of the | the afternoon of the r cles, with thelr pilots and 45, A me-/ will assemble at the race course, 4 a drunte) which will be « downhill Minor ave.) eral blocks long. This cou Monday night by Officers G, C. police-patrolied and safe, 1 A, Weaver, First The Seattle Star iad 0 a ica ice A | Straight Ahead,” a new movie. | home-bullt “auto of some kind. his | races will be started over the course. | Here's the entry coupon: ambia next SEAT AR COASTER AUTO RACE Friday, September 4, 1925 rewagon or} he} diest in ‘gible, On|] My name is......+. #« the vehl mechanics, My mechanie’s,name is... ... Hi ted Abe atlas NOUnNT Ne grado sey . fea will be We are entering our kid auto in The Star Kid Auto race and ag! to abide by th les handicap PPI SPAAI As