The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1925, Page 7

DAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1925 RYAN REBUKES DEAD SOUGHT IN © CHAMBER | FLOOD DEBRIS Officials Deny Dawes Enter-| Several Persons Still Miss- tainment Partisan ing at Wenatchee ae George BE, Ryan, airmgn of t |W NATCHEE, Sept. 8.—Twelve rs bodies have been re e BY MAX STERN ve 5 5 aly bavech nip fishermen's luck a t 1 in th rw ermet to my f t by blame ale i) the ould fit nearly wiped out Pacit ‘ va of Terminal, two c 1 of Wenat _— 4 Jef : u er ' e 7 the paring work is to {1 authorities ‘orthern ral Id fish steam shov © prepared to Preliminary estimates ruined buildings as fre Alaska aly n Q view of this the this year at about 4,000,000 visited here vies D t ities plan to wit cases, which under the 1924 wt ‘oops and turn the work | pack The of Washing ve county and private ton pack | ner than SALMON PACK IS FAILURE Is It Fishermen’ § Luck or Folly THE EATTLE STAR in Puget Sound and 100,000 + canes of hump backs than last r th nm Bristol are not fisher on be as scar men sa BOOZE STOPPED Coast Guard Boats Fail to| > Discern Single Boat \Starts in Seattle With ‘| Idea of Greatest Publie Service BY CLARENCE rag! 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FREE—Write for Mrs. Mary Blake's Samous Carnation Cook Book |Two "Arrested on Traffic Charges) 48, a mall carrier, a W., was arrested Monday by Officer O. L: Cameron and released on his personal recog nizance, ing W, A. Nickerson, 6@ a laborer, was arrested at Western ave, and Colum got but one run for him, the Yanke copping, 2 to 1, es the visualization of this am in the ng of the new re of the Eastern Outfitting Co. which hi © head Alfred was the father | 1 attention | as been paid to the arrangement| Shemanski Sees Visian of Stores, Materialize |\ DRY OFFICE 1 |Conductor’s Body Put on}: | DILLON, Mont., Sept. 8.—Author- | nearly a quarter of a century. Jities Were today "investigating the ech Sel details of a murder case unea eres on the William Henne Now Improved! 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H, Voltz on a Carnation Miik Propucrs Company charge ofdriving while drunk Five Condenseries in Washington—Carnation's Birthplace HARD ON KHMKE Howard Ehmke of the Red Sox} 1060 Stuart Building, Seattle, Washington hid dropped. any Collghoitlta thi Keanon simply because his team could fe ” do but Iittle on the attack The From Contented Cows other day he held the Yankees to four’ safetion but lost His mates COOLIDGE ENDS FOUR DIE IN'SHIP HOUSE CLEANING |New Third District Adminis- trator Fires Everybody PITTSBURG dry agents. will immediately | divisional chief Alfred Schemansky saw’ at Pi HIS VACATION §==—BLAST President Prepares to oe §: Destroyer i in Port After for the Capital - | — Explosion Off China SWAMPS( sident ¢ ‘OTT, Mass The United came into Sept, 8 of Mun Shepard Nob, were tn nd their companions | {ter the explosion “TOWNS RAZED ! -| Turkish Villages Go Down | in Earthquake frienfa } re year a old family his sophom Runs Into Ditch to Avoid Crash wn from her husband's t went into tantinople | reported earth-} of three villages district A definit casualties veda to was Turkey, she} Thr when car 4 ditch on the ches pass highway, Mrs R Austin, 911 N st, was in W jured, a report to the oman and Son ay Reported Gone} Mrs. Myrtle Lewallen ), and her | 4-year-old son were reported missing ad-on collision with | afonday night. H. B. Lewallen, the en by Ina Shaw, of| husband, made the report. The car was wrecked, | family lives at 416 Spring st. Lew: Aus stin ped injury and his wife|atien said his wife might be suffer- yusly hurt ling mentally LUM Hurry! Time’s Short Only a few more days for complete “Flapper Wife” story. For just a few days longer, the complete “Flapper Wife” story will be given free of charge to Star subscribers. If you did not read “The Flapper Wife” get the proper background of “FOOTLOOSE,” which is appearing from day to day in The Star. 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Cattlemen in the West worse financial plight than men, according to Senator N, Stanfield, of Oregon, and Senator Ralph H. Cameron, of Arizona. are sheep They were here representing the | senate public lands committee in quiring into the disposal of public} lands. At the Monday solutions were the math Wool and) Cattle Growers’ soclations, urging the grazing fees n public lands not be raised. Anothor resolution urged a rental | period of 10 years instead of one year permits, while still another proposed that the matter of rent- ing grazing lands be placed in the hands of congress and the courts instead of under the authority of the interior department. hearing presented by Cameroh declared that while the western stockmen are not prosper ing as they should, it is not the packers who are getting the profits, This is evidenced by the great majority of big packing con. cerns in tho hands of receivers, he sald. It has been the wrong handling of public lands that has played a prominent role in the handicaps of the western stock men, he declared Jumps From Bridge to Death in River PORTLAND, Sept, 8 (By U, PY A man od to be John Viynn, about 38, of Youngstown, lowa, com mitted suicide here by jumping 50 feet from a bridge here to the Wil- lamette river edge, Papers he poss sossed indleated his ientity, in Robert | Le ee HERE’S A THING | EVERYONE WANTS SETTLED FOREVER any N, Ariz., 8.— The ht to doff one's coat in a || dining car will be decided here || soon by the Arizona railroad com- mission. Tho railroad commission had before it today the complaint of Nealy N. Pennington that the steward on a Southern Pacific \] train en route from Tucson to |] Phoenix required him to don his coat before serving him. Pennington in his complaint stated he was wearing a shirt that cost him $4.98, proving, he Sept. maintained, he was properly dressed and had been done a grave injustice. a | Christian Science Lectures Announced| | ‘The First and Fourth churches | of Christ, Scientist, of Seattle, an nounce two free lectures on Chris tian Science, by W. Stuart Booth, |C. S. B, of Denver, Col, at the} Masonic temple, Harvard aye, and Pine, tonight at § o'clock and at the Metropolitan theater Thur: 10, ay noon, at 12 o'clock, ‘The Jevening lecture will bo broadcast | by IKTCL, 805 meter wave length. Mr, Booth is a member of the board of lectureship of the Mother Church, Tho First Chureh of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, saat Youth Goes on Trial for Theft/ Accused of cashing a $175 check jat the Enumclaw National bank by pretending to be the indorser, Homer Jackson, of Enumelaw, went on trial before a jury in Judge Douglas’ court ‘Tuesday, Ho is ac Deputy Pros ett W. She claims the cheek was stolen May 11 after he had indorsed it for deposit in the bank, September dd of grand lareeny by | swooped down on this hapless ARREST 3 WITH BOOZE SUPPLY ‘Federals Fail to Close Up on Labor Day Three citizens of Black Diamond, Cumberland and Auburn have lost all faith in the public pres The papers stated that all rederal of- fices would be closed on Labor day, according to John Lacchise, com- monly known as Big John, of Black Diamond; George Marchei, of Cum- berland, and Truman Loane, of Auburn, relaxed the customary vig- Hance employed in guarding their supply of wet goods, according to Y, Hazeltine, dry chief. The federal prohibition forces ‘vio Monday. They found “Big John” with 1,500 quarts of beer, 90 gal lons of beer in the making and 20 gallons of wine, Hazeltine said. George Marchel had 10 gallons of whisky and Truman Loane had 100 gallons of whisky, The three men haye been lodged in the immigra- on station, charged with posses: sion of Mauor, Japanese Vote Cash for U. S, Exposition TOKIO, Sept. 8—(By U. P.)—The Japanese cabinet has resolved to defray 1,000,000 yon for participa tion in the forthcoming Philadel- | Phia exposition. Japan may estab- lish a special Japanese. hall at the event, iNewaloy Waloins Child From Water Carl Brigham, 14-year-old paper carries at Montborn, Big Lake, Kagit county, resoued a 4-year-old ehild from the lake Sunday, News of the roseue was brought to Seattle by Mrs, A, H, Brigham, 10238 Co- Juinbla st.