The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1925, Page 2

me Nl ry PAGE DODGE DEATH IN'Shut-Jn PEAK FLIGHT Lake Motorboat Race Crash Tunnel in Cascades : ‘ 4 aly ‘ SEA’ Thru Evening Crowds Nearing the end of a hut Think of how the ; wing thru , from Da; 8 r ‘ \ ‘ : sath nection of First ave, and the latter a technical expert| yaont club Saturday afternoon ot ay vening picked up Frank B, Starke at McCook field, came near ¢ | Lake Washingtar rt hot-ina will be taken fror 3, a wall nite b mpe and ca they phased over the Cas 1) Fifty of the helple laces thruout: the ied him across the street crushing ay afternoon ing Dr, Frank vutomobiles to Mad park, |him against another auto. wind was blowing against | «sunshinemaker.” wi mn there they will be carrie Btarke sustained a broken arm them and clouds © low ove hin the speedy racing m boats, On some of the | and se body bruises. ins jew 108%) a now kind of exper boats, four to five shut-ins had started across to the rocky ridges, The k AtMO* | fast racers flash up and the | Will be placed, 1 on the large with tte icy 4 phere caused Lic ourtelot | is5.mile cours 0 t n en a which to follow a r ad track as @ e.great opportunity to wit s obmerver guests the ra os where it was Buddenly the portal of a tunnel | something re fferent and notime after 3 o'clock anhed ° loomed at Jone muted Al break the dreary : piatol w the « ! fed Tourtelot yanked warning despe was arranged for the shutins by |togo—and the shutdins’ big thrill will | other side wh oF ately at his contro! lever, and the) Rear Commodore Quent Williams, | be on unaway auto amast 1 into a me plane “zoomed” just in time to rt hairman of the rep binitbaa: rhbrtul powell tenth” et, (ie: Guee © belonging to D, Kaplan, tnaide by inches, nd vitally intere n th n nd Seattle Yacht clubs wil tb tage is ant Tourtelot is the f\ fare of all those forced for most past'in the race: which gellews | amuck car belongs to M. Tourtelot, 6801 Bighth ave. f the time to stay within the four ‘ ai miles from | Car! Hoftmar eu phyaicta He is a test pilot‘in the engl | walls of home state “pias who resid Lake } Pr ring division of the air serv Doesn't that sound fine!" ox stake boat at La and the trip from Dayton was made! claimed Dr, Loope, who has ridden back to Madison park the PW-.8, Twenty-five We'll get a - ere have been erdered fr AN esBy anieiathle teelal oe the contend eel plant in this city, T te : = aia srg b 7 4 the tents entirely su b epectater nav a boleh permanent’ Mayor Obtains Delay of “yyugihe je cdl aerergrelae : Walkout of Laundry Workers the trip, starte twiee the « an oe ~ Autoists Have CRAMTON URGES .222:2:2:22220%, FALSE SIGNALS Time to Hear KITTITAS. cases. ation ave Beck of the ivers’ union nnounced t a schedule Distress Rockets Believed Sermons Now Government Pledged to Do/rixing the date tor the walkout Used by Rum Runners | Its Part, Solon Says sent of the m | The days ar ting shorter, The Recently the workers, voted o CHICAGO, Sept. 19.—Distresn ¥ motorist is for t Forget sila } mlngly to ntrike. Brown In wal rockets flaring into the early morn, | home cartier, Evening church ser »,000 on unti! Monday confe h the ing darkness on Lake Michigan) Vices do not start until long afte wan the f Congress | laundry owners’ ¢ re sent Evanston coast guards on| YU have arrived home. A « C. Cramton, of Michigan esible arbitration. deacribed as a wild goose| ¥8Y to bring @ fine Sunday to ala talk Friday t Chamber ortly. before dawn today, | close is to go. and to your! of « © luncheon | “1 . tery" passenger steamer that was! Subjects may be picked from the priations congrensman Draws Big Crowd Teported by the Great Lakes naval | following sermons, scheduled for to-| declared the committeemen are fully| .) 0° training station to be in distress | Morrow ih Symipetey, Wan, the: reolas iy Fel Parihers’ apecetation oben several miles off Lake Forest | , “Christ's Power Over Bin,” Rev.| needs of the West. He declared he | RY Hill Farmerm’ association opened Coast guard officials at Evanston | J. Ralph Magee, 7:30 p. m; First convinced wisdom of +8 dary tien edit ak Waa ‘s re 7 said, they believed the signals were| Methodist Episcopal church, Fiftt amation as a national policy, vests a pete eae Set’ weet “omen a hoax, probably sent up by rum ve. and Marion st yi sbe, beip: of matey fs saakiie) Ree yee see ae runners in an attempt to throw ‘Serving God and Mammon,” Rev. | tis p Yo Apc dart vg iis: }John D. MecLauchlan. Ph. D., 07:3 The clause, authorities off their trail cen P. | Harvard ave m.; St. Mark's Episcopal chureh, Spring st. “he sat providing state ald to settlers in the | } Kittitas bill, wis aed eh temaraltns N HERE'S MORE ABOUT New Rum Row Off “God's renteat” Siu Sreseman Cramton said hebelieved || IR + Rev. H. 8, Templeto this provistor oad JAILI the Atlantic Coast prsinytoian chon tt a , | Permit : ea pare te NEW YORK, Sept. 19.—A new 1 16th N. E. omer ; hoon gs ‘ | STARTS ON PAGE 1 rum row has been established 22| “Sixticth Anniversn Se eclatine that’ th : A we miles off the coast and five liquor-| Charles Stanley Mook, 11 a, m.| Carine that the gover & fine-menhed grill laden ships are waiting there for| Trinity Parish church, Eighth ave.| Y !nterested In the Kittitas and the t ad business, officials learned today nd James st. The young people agus binge pe rthous His believes’ th Four men who were arrested yes- Diocese of Olympla When heen ed by the outlaws were «mu terday as they sought to land 250 rally, beg! ‘ this cell and to b cases of champagne told official picked ‘ K ' about the new rum row. The fieet| “Genesis and Evolution," * | oc t time a consists of two stcamers and three; W. Mettler, Helena, Moi co « gnment | schooners, they said. hical society, $ p. m., Third ave. ‘ 14 | superte —_———_—__—_ and James st a Moat oa of the sear ‘ 1 to play the bration of the Holy Euchrist Heron Funeral to Liberal Catholic, 1060 ‘Thom Be Held Sunday *’."..”, : ner Funeral services for Thomas Jef. ferson Heron, who died Thursday at his home, 36238 W. Henderson st., will be held at 2 o'clock Sun- day afternoon at the West Seattle her on some mplete eran church, 11:25 a. m. Fer. Rev. Bailey to R, Swanson, ninth aye. and stew-| Pronounce Eulogy art st. Last rites for Mra, BUILD SCHOOLS <= Jennie Stan be held a the Undertakers’ chapel. 7 will be ome ea " t under the auspices of Alkt lodge, bal hag of them be picked up soon. F. @ A. M. Heron ts survived by sided at 608 while the search thruout his widow and two sons. He has brose M. Ral lived in Seattle for about 25 h, ¥ Board Makes Plans for Two) °" More Structures ot years. 1 was a member of the Womer erelal cl nd wan active She t# sur Bids for the new Grover land high school to be buil present site of the Maple school in Georgetown district were authorized | Patent Leather thee te yore Spats the Latest .: plete plans for the presented to the be Cleve her mother and aisters ont Kilbourn and Joo Wa: atent leat Kilbourn and Ward, or friends of theira, mailed a coat which they |from Harry lors at 6:30 Sunday evening, the Rey. | - |J. Ralph 09, pastor of the Firs Smads as Moonshiner |i, {i)),/si0", Pastor of the Pir _ Every Lol opt at rea blieg Hee |. Arrested on! 4 indictment |ing. Moore in nurvived ty his widow, | Tuesday afternoon importance of a clear, healthy skin, and | oo reine him with operatin isos area’ Yay} OO! Murgatroyd and c itis s0 easy to have it if Resinol Oint- | charging with operating @ moon: | Mrs, Jeasie M. Moore; two sons, Jo.| Ur y ! ; shine still, Eben J. Gregory, book-|senh, Jr, of Seattle, |drive them near E ment is applied to the first bit of erup- ‘kedber Abd ‘abooes cfiving ae 381 eee attle, and f received in Friday | The building will be of 24 rooms. shoe deals line in Can | j including auditorium and lunch | wil Mather pu T, H. Johnson and James Burnes room, but excluding offices and fashionable for aimo bank robbery suspects fo ' ma Hocker:rome. Tt’ Wwill aces mmodate | women, Instead of tan spats, | Whom there was $5,000 rev . _ i } |® maximum of 1 puptiy. e| the patent leather article has ed by city 4 tives, may have 1 - | cost is estimated at $525,000, jon the market and is going ng, | 4 for the I they have already Cd | Purehases of property at 18th | eft Seattle, officers believe. A Wat tas dag skin free) .. N. W. and ssth st. as a por-| Joseph E. Moore on, the alxth man, wounded wit om embarrassing ‘0 of © alte for one of the now} is z | itetinsctats goncdla wen kaperinse Lumberman, Dies |!" ‘° «! rckadte two Weeks ago, eruptions—use | by the board. Purchase price w Joseph F. Moore, 62, a lumberman,|Deleved still in iding in this victn. | | i led Friday after an iliness of sey. |''* R @ | — —~- Jeral years, Funeral services will be| Meanwt Ne Sherift Starwich | Cl held at the Home Undertaking par. |"°*#!ns to learn the town at which 1 |Clerk Arrested Murgatroyd of Seattle They kidnaped mpelied him to} tt. Tho coat | afternoon's | took | | secret Iwood tion. n't waste time trying to hide ‘ | Moore of Grandview, anc Edge. Hackheads, blotches, redness’ eec,— | 11th ave,, was released on bond Sat-| rw, 1. B. Crewsot, af Beatie Heavy. apring- let thi oth: healing ointment | Uday. Deputy U. 8. Marshal A. M.| ———____-—_- | ‘teas cart Mase atce cock Uisunlen® Smith made the arrest. ls | 14. Feline antral be wi | Oooo" id. Jewel of cet ar des iste le - teward Awarded HERE'S MORE ABOUT). dave eset” rs | % “fh leg 7. Indian tribe a a |Funeral Services $15,000 for Eye! BAIL BONDS Mn Peelling 18 Recaune los 6 of his Utah Mrs, Betty Warren, who died] appendix, duc, he claimed, to im. ARTS ON PAGE ONE |). 9! Svs | Thursday at her home, 820 N. 60th | proper bandaginig of his eyo when | J 2 Matcens, j at, will bo buried in Evergreen Me » ether was administered, Arthur|{n federal court with several liquor erence: } mortal Park cemetery Sund y, fol.| * , Astoamship steward,!and dope offenses. It was shown lowing services at the chapel of the| was awarded $16,000 damages by &| first ior The tree the, wae anown Help the most beau- Home Mpa tage Co., We Pa | Jury in Judge Griffith's court Fri-|ponds were posted, Swisler went aeeal * ‘ a Dr. Frederick Forbes, of the First | 4, about systematic preparation for |2% Danue™ ot, tiful girl to win. | 30. § Presbyterian church, will deliver the | | The defendant in the sult waa Dr. |a getaway, openly disposing of | i tineral sermon, | Joseph L. Lane, who performed the| or, y baleih : 15 young beauties She is survived by her husband peration in St, Lukern Hoapltal cn na edhe SLOG REP ine Ar 2 Daas in charming frocks | Millard F. Warren. fags | porta Ater the Swislers disap. | 4, 1928 | peared. will promenade in the McMillan Rites rd : Stes ——_________,, | One of tho items brought out by | Daily Fashion Show. i( HERE’S MORE ABOUT | this paper ran the jtranater by | Everybody in the at Home Chapel | H I D IP W, Allen, of the Swisler: houssnotd | grandstands will have Funeral services will he held sat: | O ed [ ettbatana, | "6 ur for Mrs. Louise McMillin, of | | a chance to vote for George.W |manager for Allen is jan Francisco Undertaking | ° STARTS ON PAGE O} Sosa As Maltby, in the Home * | the National Surety! the winner. Co. chapel, at 1 p, m. Interment TIT Ua hes “company and, shortly after pv bil if il be in Lake View cemetery,| nd I'm out to kill HAS | ciate wer ies dabta muneouiainerone | Services will be in charge of Rev.| tries to get him,” Las pabtON | Bisley tondh:- Aled: Ordaeed che bie WESTERN Ambrose ¥. Bailey, of the First Bap. | Sid Juttlo offices to discontinue giving ‘The ride was continued ne. Wyte 2 RCONtN Ue 6 | tist church. 2 a Bin , tthe hee “ me bonds thr Brunn and ‘Turner | F city limits of Seattle, when the rob. | 2°" The alleged spurious police court | |Hammett Rites bonds were indorsed with the stamp | and seal of the surety company, and Also wore signed by C, B, White, for- | Larson to drive towards Bellingham Larson's car ran out of near Mount Vernon, and Larson, saying FAIR Arranged Sunday or loc er 0) sompany. | Laat. tise, WATba bald bvee ine Dull pet more arom saylDg |mer local manager of the company Auburn, Enumelaw, ot Henry P. Hammett, mill Being dey fH the: HVeuip. chin ae aS ee rota eae signature | Buckley, Kent and Sumner vorker, who was drowned laat 8un- | y16 phoned Inatend to Sheritt “Tip"| or ry’: Dean” as witness, A Mi will be represented in the day in Lake Washington, near Sand « P| d. A, Dean ts a woman clerk in the Conn, of Mount Vernon, who speod:| local office i . Fashion Show. The apparel int, at the ohapel of the Home| oo tee a ne Speed: | local offices of the company ed out with three deputies and 4 0 time o Bwisler disclos: displayed is furnished by Undertaking Co., at 3 p.m. Sunday. | tested the robber on the tea cheney sane faatee wt rie Baro fgg the Fair Assoclation Rev, Sidney M reotor of St Taken to the Mount Vernon fail, | referred to Mias Dean an a possible | : Paul's Episcopal church, will read) whors:ho was held for King county source of information concerning the Are you a judge of the sermon and interment will take | oerioers, the ma ve hile Xoe ranetes beauty and fashion? Help Mahe it. Meeretuan ure neta LS rr an ga ils name as | bond: io, however, said she did] your choice to win | fear berks ae not know anything about that feat. | an working in a lum-| ure of the company’s businoss | : A Official Auto Parking, [| Woman Jailed in ber camp né@r North Bend, official Mees iTrader: Poids’ protec + yi said, disproving his claim as a WILL TOUR KUROPE ried Dry Squad Raid) festive of sinourn, te had no] 0. Guttman, anion manager tor | Seizing 60 hotties of beer in an|gun when searched, Iarson said) the National Grocery company, with jestablishmont nt 1024 Marion nt., po- | Jacobson appeared to be drunk and| Mrs, Guthman, will leave Seattle lice dry sat dd membe: (day night j twice on the way, wanted to hold| Sunday for a five months’ tour of 4 sept. 21-27 arrested Mra, Mabel aol, 38, and| up gas stations, but was persuaded} Hurope, Guthman will visit his lodged her in the gy jail charged | not to make the attempt boyhood home at Darmstadt, r with violating the ¢ity booze ordi He threatened twice to kill Lar many, and will then tour Frange, nanee son, the holdup victim sald. Italy and Belgium, Participate in | RNAWAY AUTO ¥ HITS SAILOR | P Dashes Down University St./ La a VICTOR ARTISTS {1 ON AT KGO First Western Broadcast of {Noted Musicians Wednesday ‘ to the Pacific Coast this fall, a Wriday he he Victor Talking M e « is to open a neries of alr mes featuring reat " th It will be the fir broad sat made directly of etranamitted from other Eastern mado before from another vening broad follow f fi {nr J ¢ and te nd eymy The next program tn the nertes will be made in the firet part of October from station KFI, Los An- GOOD PROGRAMS ON SUNDAY Uncle Hal’s Radio Stars Are Scheduled Tonight Church services are to be broad ast from KJR, KTW and KTCL inday morning and eveninig. There an well, neve musical pro Tams scheduled, Damak at Mevens’ cafeteria will bo presented to 2 in the after jonal F > Barclay wi Anim: this page T German Here ‘to Urge Friendship ar Hartmen, former execu Ban) nanager of the Germa sociation, § nental ¢ on a tra Canada Dr. Hartmen'’s mission is to ce 1 closer f elations be thie and Germa Dr. Hartmen ia the holder of three doctor's degrees, In laws, philosoph. and poilt! ner SATURDAY ME STATIONS je markets; 114 b . prod KTCL (08 ‘ “’ rs King . OTHER STATIONS eview; 8 ance p n u WOK (ut ' . ape t ont * ot; TIAE, tatk nical programe y esenting . stage 2 Wor (4m), I port musle; 9, KAN Holly § to 10, « evening in cow and > ° erners orcher ' ' wood ( Seattle Programs t 1 RRECTIC r ay’ progra Hofman ¢ * wan publle *y vight's progran 6130-715 P.M } Hermie King's « teay of Biack & te Mat 5:20-10 FM KIN—Studio program, courter: Warner ¢ 9:10-0:90 P.M. KTCL mie King’s ore * 920-1190 1, Mt orehentra KFOA—Oilympla Hotel Just ae The Radio Star cm | ROSENDALNT SATURDAY SUNDAY HOME STATIONS KYOA ent all de Ka (an4) services of Firat rean recite evening service Firat M. & ' KTOL (308 ernaki'« KTW oo Pre . rok services OTHER STATIONS 461), Onkle . " ' } 1 y rcnestre KOA (822), Denver—4, mus for Tonight dance muslo program 980-12 P.M KTCL—"Uncle Hal" and his Stare of eh FO an CYNTHIA GREY. ——— The Flapper Mother Isn't | sch lbaeeaitehiget areca «s0|] This Is Claim of Man Who Analyzed Story Book Heroine BY CYNTHIA GREY There is no such personage as a “flapper mother,” writes one correspondent who followed The Star's recent serial, “The babies Flapper Wife.” The were invented to de writer states clop those that he believes wonderful qualities in woman that make the name of mother sacred. His letter follows: Dear Miss Grey: ious attempts to defend the of that name proves there “a Gloria Gordon as a mar Sho stole to satisfy fllicit love, guilty of moral perjury by taking She scornfully refused to administer home comforts a wile delights to provide She vehemently denounced every She robbed him to the point of bankruptcy and did not crook a finger in return. She was a domestic parasite, demanding protection and support. She deserted him once for another man, which was brazen infidelity in every phase save criminal fulfillment. returned home to fasten on her husband again like a leech. She was as helpful to him as the Sphinx of Egypt, or a boil on the neck, She stifled deliberately the noblest instincts in a woman, and when motherhood was suggested by her fangs. Thus reads the | the married flappe Wa wife? It is to jaugh. By all Cross Word Puzzle There are four ulary’s while to find out what th HORIZONTAL 1. Original qual Ib-letter words in this puzzle. It's worth your vocab. in acale, $2. To nhower, $4, Opposed to minus, Like 36. Bick 37, Small type 8. Not bright 39. AML right 40. Pufted. 41. Writing instruments 43. To accomplish 44. South African farmer 46. Mineral from which face der in made To sin Wuld in a@ tree Card game. Point of compars Woman's Utle of respert Wither's partner Musieal Notes. 57. Baking dish 58. Specios of lyre 60, Chief lngulat bine ot only anteater (mammal), 62, Corromtive of neither 64. Instrument for and angles. pow poem. tribe in Indo VERTICAL, 1, Dividing according to a fixed ra tio (pl) tear Toons 4. Sun god i. MemB@r of an ancient Ce ligious order Hoaling The white poplat tree Sixt note in the scale Vrostings ° 10. Organ of hearing 1, An instrument for measuring the 16, On 19, Pile 2 One who makers something sible Daybook. ulnt of an aye who is in love f, Moro dreadful 29, War vosnels under a single com mand, measuring arcs | a1. Kind 33. Recent \ a4 en's disease 140, Wattle tree (2, Small boat To move with vigor Walking thru water Halo, Devil Widespread fright Grain Amount settled upon wife at time of marriag 61. Third note in scale. 62. Therefore ANSWER TO YESTERDAY CROSSWORD PUZ7 ied flapper was a champion p a family humiliation, her name a neighborhood football her every movement a choice mouthful for whispers. I have been much amused at the var-! flapper wife, when the story) int no sich animal.” ’ , and lied to cover it up. She was a vow she never intended to keep. claim her husband had on her. Balked at that point, she best friends she showed claws and les of the r game, she was headed straight for tho gutter and all that saved her was printer's ink, or lack of it udden the last chapter to Rive the “wife’ a place in the Story, the author generously creates a new Gloria, who steps into the picture with her baby. My kindliest ‘ectings to the new Gloria. It Kes a greater stretch of imagin- j ation than I am capable of to con- |nect the new with the old, But if she is the same, she dis- | covered that she was not a wife while she flapped, and to be a wife had to quit flapping. The lit tle one in her arms is proof of her normality. She discovered that she ; could not run with the hounds and hold in with the hare. she Gloria of the story was very fortunate, thanks to the au- | thor’s license in regard to de- tail, A flesh and blood Gloria | could not slip so easily from brazen misconduct to the hon- ored position of mistress of a household. i Gloria's author can broken down moral | the Gloria we meet | walk can not |} Life in tho nizance of demain. We ignore barriers, on the but the side. raw such tak literary reap what sow {Hut just the same, even in the face of fixed, inexorable laws, 1 like to think that Gloria recovered from her flapper dementia, and be. came a rational human, And by the way, while we're on this subject, last Saturday's Star showed the ploture of three “flap- per wives.” ‘They were wrongly catalogued by every “rule of rea They were three splendid specimens of young womanhood, and each had on her lap what gave her an outlook on life t reduced the flapper to a cambri needle point. | I think babies were invented | to develop those wonderful qual- no cog leger- we ities in woman that make the name of mother sacred. : My best wish for those three lassies is that they live to be hon- ored and beloved old grandmothers old-fashioned wish, maybe. But it covers.a life filled to the brim | with possibilities for od that no an can meastre, Old-fashioned, ) Because it is diametrically opposed to the idiocy RGE M day except Saturday and holi-e | days, R-— seraee., | Gynthin Grey will receive | | callers at her office in The | | Star building, 1809 Seventh | | ave, from t to 3 p.m, every | | | | of flapperism, | SEPTEMBER 19 1925 NEW HOTEL 10 COST $600,089 Adds Another Link to $3,000,000 Deals ' by The tranaact sce t & ed © expe . 0 pieces of Seattle re | ing the coming ye Youngs Tunnel ts Be Ready in May 660.25 was low of the cor ract 1 must be com- Failed to Stop; Also Hit a Cop une hi hee stop and then struck Patrolman Merk ty at the cross. ing at First and Pike, Al Pruden, 28, was charged with driving while unk lodged in the city jail Friday night Make Movies in Alaskan Wilds y of 15 movie people from wood ed at the New Washington hotel Friday afternoon, on its v y to Alask: here. ex pects to be on “location” for nk or two. 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