The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1925, Page 7

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1 PRESBYTERIANS Seven Hurt by Autos; HOLD BANQUET Arrest Four Drivers TTLE STAR STREET GAR IS Practice of Dr. Welch Covers HELD UP Arctic Circle f CONSTITUTION OF | U.S. WAS BORN PA 7 ) STRUCK BY CAR, MAN IS DEAD 450 Dine and Later Hear’ ., . ae wt sen ik Dr. Matthews Unidentified Child Suffers Broken sak (anne cy Jaw; Men, Women Victims ag pence ’ jc, FPHREE moteriste wore TY nd, Police said his car coasted down : * Yy bi . b. be a [ s08 sc n “ I Hi } ‘ , Setar FOURTH ARREST Ben Zelinsky Has Continued Hard Luck in Rum Game ve rio hurt tt ons of the presbytery Deena eres : — ir R ee sige pai oete 3 Alrenty usger Se f & year! set at E. Jefferson and chive ta] a h 5, fe | FRE ‘ k harged with ! ito} ' te 2 . t ed “HERE? 8 MORE ABOU OUTLAWS of the astor ave Tacoma New Boat Service Sea Fey se on sopeal”. 1 |: tim i wae: rumeced. se. tha’ whee continued Starwich, after conferences with Jjailers and deputies, ex pressed confidence in his men. altho be declared that lack of Judgment seemed to have been to Southern Ports new schedule for Pugst 4 rnia sorvice has been y the Pacifi i} go into ef Macfarlane Goes highend Defendant schedule will hold for the winter| ttor | Macfarlane | shown during the excitement of months Beh te al ay | the Jail delivery when three 4 th the new x hedule there wilt n iS Jnilers and three civilians were be sailings from Seattle every Mar m aorum locked in a cell by the prison with eft , rothy Alex-| aggregating sal! as every K t ; ‘Thursd: tthe with the} ¢ Emma Alex ‘o San Diego. A single female salmon dep about 30,000 eggs, of which on nbout 4 per cent hatch. This Florence Offering of ew Fall Coats Combines Style and Value HE woman of today, when selecting her coat, is not satisfied with quality and service- ability alone. She demands style as well, Neither does she wish to sacrifice quality for style. She seeks the combination of all these requirements. The Florence Shop has met the demands of the yalue-wise shopper in this beautiful array of new Fall coats. Joo W | tugttives was b fay in the tioned thoro liffe refus being held for With the six ¢ arge, the off The belief was Thursday that T. H. Johnson and James Burn, suspects in the $42,000 Nanaimo, B. €., bank robbery; Floyd Rich ardson and Ed Watson, were probably “lying low’ in Seattle with the intention of slipping out when vigilance relaxed. Kilbourn and Ward were believed some where in the Everett district, hidden by friends and awaiting a e mod immed sports Flare or straight-lin els—plain or fur coats for dress or Wwear—are shown in a wide diversity of new fabrics and shades at this F} price. jorence chance to move on. Circulars ining pictures of the six men, of them and the the $100 rewa y thruout | being sent | British Co- | h and and into y the poasemen Wed- | King county, left the morning. Tt the Port Gardner en is familiar ved ace the Whidby island, where and Queen, the Starwich | placed into ac were ng of Kilburn and Joe o men being hi before the d © posse was W The country around Clinton searched, ‘The trailed Steamboat slough and U and 4 wan thru ion slough along the jous other plac Bound and thru the woods of the island. ‘The search was without re sults, Hearing that Ward's mothe! was living im a house up the Sno homish river, the posse hunted out the place, but learned that the ¥ FALL HATS In Clever New Styles A large number of new Velvet Hats for Fall wear are shown in straight brim and off-the-face mod- els, with clever metallic $ 5 an $10 trims, featured special at SCorence “The Upstairs Shop That Saves You Money SECOND. SEATTLE AND UNION WASHINGTON port was a dalse lead | } Out of the many reports vy ht poured into the sheriff'x office at Everett, the posse believes that on: woman placed thefi temporarily on a “hot trail.” She said she had agen ! Kilbourn and Ward on Federal st at Everett near a park late Tuor day evening. The dogs for a time held the trail here and for a short time on the Kverett highway near the place where the two men left Harry Murgatroyd, the ttle candy salesman, after compell give them a lift inh Seattle towards Byerett ‘The trail’ 4) hunt of the | sults, ‘Tho Gverett Inte ¢ him to wuto from 4 the all-day ed without re returned day and the tle deputies came on to the o Jawalt further orders, |D. Mills, of 1 and aided |" and I love him yet, but ’t stab him.” | Affidavits of Roy and Elsie Olm Marks had no ehildren, They |$ted and Herbert Fletcher, all de | had been ng together about two | fendants in the Olmsted |years. Marks, who was 42, was well | Spiracy case, in denial o: H to hold the fire a long Passenger Slugged; Soft Nome Physician Uses Drink Parlor Robbed Dog ‘Team to Call on His Patients ! Ww ut b rl : re plot “ a Dwo i the ot be ag a b Hr ratH t ms rr an vard t mt 1 m A midnight Li men drew I \ ear They then . to drive to Roanoke The bandits got off the street car da waiting limousine and led serum at A pe af i mt 1 , " 1 tot m icut, and from Flo f mfortable t of $18 sew later a his home. ul shots had been fired ~ HORSES RULING | AT PENDLETON : e"ave|No Man Yet Found Able to Betray Seaktied, 08 Ride the Wild Ones and hem talk: | STATEMENT ON COAL PENDS Position of Dealers to Be}... Announced Friday Six members of a committee, se BSeattlo Fucl Dealers’ over the n effect deliveries, met} - night at the office of Hane, secretary of the Crary bidg. | 22% ELECT OFFICERS | Teamsters Busy All Day as Convention End Nears the firat day’a events. t of tho statem be given to the Monks, of Monks & Bea the Ca. ms Newsham of t Z Plantation, on the Hot |Hole Was There, but No Chimne rman m at 2814 Y t up He lent « ae wh | family HERE’S MORE ABOUT }) U" “* STARTS ON PAGE ONE | seh bags oe roke out at 6:15 a. m, Thurs: him on the floor, bleeding trom a! ‘Then jt was found there was no wound over the heart. He had the| chimney where the # pipe was knife in his hand alle 80™M6 | and all the sparks and smoke had neighbors, but Ma 8 dead It oing up thru the walla Just before he there, he woman said. “He te He was right, 1 he lay and as anked me to kiss him,” His roof was the | sid me I would be sorry man. He when he |Olmsteds Deny | Booze in Home drinking Agent Earl deral court| affidavit of Dry were filed in fe in th | Corwin, known to the police He recently erved a term of two years in the tate prison for grand larceny. Mrs. | Thursday Marks 4 woman| All three affidavits claimed that f | no intoxicating liquor was seized by agents in the ra on the Olmsted a comely young Lhd home last November, contrary to A Good Washed COAL Burns freely, high in heat, cokes sufficiently port of Attorney tion to suppress t 1, Arguments in the urd a few go Netorer has Jerry Finch's mo evidence found in on und | mat: | Lal a J J = s a ] days 5 taken the | Weert eM ment | {| | H Perfectos Perfect a a a a a a a time. Man’s Conviction) Black Carbon saves ‘Two cigars may send Robert fl you money because it Due stores well, needs no blending, and you buy it m)? for less than sou pay for other similar coals. by a jury in Judge y afternoon, It took Just an hour a | | to reach the verdict and the cigare B Nut Size. .$8.00 8 iss tin insior pavin vie one EF Bition, Deputy Prosecutor Harry | ( of | Rhodes declared | ‘Sen e $6: 50 | fv 6 Intpoduved by Constable} | Thordahl of North Bend was that is litho grocery lont $12 in silver, 14] f H | pennies and a Canadian nickel, be | KiLiot big Bl sides n half box of cigars, of which Henry L. Pinney 8) aii put two wore of one brand, Labue vad a half box of cigars when arrest d last month, All but two ¥ he sume brand and the bran responded to the stolen “sr Distributor 1111 American Bank Bld. 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