The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1925, Page 9

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2% cW IS PROUD’ af AIRMAIL |_P tue THE SEATTLE STAR MANAGER PLAN DIRIGIBLE'S TRIP APPROVED + WAS OPPOSED PAGE 9 iges F rom University Bridge was a Yes, —/ —Traffie Officer Mavers Tells Aircraft Board What He Has Accomplished WOULD LEASE LINES Says Department Has High Average for Work WASHINGT toe de in any dif. en military aviation air serv conaty! s from hicago to » to the Twin any other spect ost of $514,405, This was put In operation time,” 2 to meet c sald New, r sch f regularity that has ying Of ¢ delays and | deen there rupt passer r I ine think delays nelined to will develop our leas numerous TODD ARRESTED AT HEARING Taken In Custody When He Presses Charge him of George . when Im fal in a hearing, to bring forth ce other than estab: he «fact that Thomas editor, was dead, A. Ruric recalled mayor of thia c Was brought back to town last night He was arrested Where the hear Todd's charge that Norris had conspired in the Murder of Dovery, was held yester: | day. The hearing was adjourned until $ o'clock tonight, when Todd Stated he have some “surprise” v Yest: ft McCoy's improvised court, otherwise | the high school auditorium, was stor Language never before @ courtroom was used free ly at the « on. De McCoy's quavering com- ee: to “Keep order! This is a ious case,” cheering broke out all thru the trial. Hot words were bandied back and forth between the Opposing sides, and eyen between the court and the pr als. Fights threatened to break out on Rumerous occasions, and both Todd and Norris were loudly applauded by their cohorts. The climax came when Todd was arrested at the adjourn- ment of court. He was taken to this city while his friends rushed ahead to arrange for his ba Castle Rock, to WOMAN FREED Lady Who Jaywalked ant | Slapped Cop Is Released Miss Nelile Bane, 40-year-old cor. set sales wom: arrested Monday on a disorderly conduct charge for Slapping Patrolman Paul Hackler | when he turned her back for jay walking, and d $10 Tuesday by Police Judge Gordon, was released after a few hours in a cell by Chief Of Police Severyn: Miss Bane asserted she had no money with which to pay her fine. Severyns said he believed her story and thought imprisonment for three days, to serve out the fine, might Prove injurious to her health. The case of Mrs. Marie A. Fowler. another woman jaywalker arrested Monday, was continued until Octo- | Der 6, at the request of counsel. | MRS. HARRIS’ FUNERAL Funeral services for Mrs. Bernice Harris, 37, daughter of Mrs. Bertie Redd, of Denver, Colo,, will be held | in the chapel of the Home Under- taking Co, Wednesday, at 3 p. lervices will be read by the Rev. W. B. Turrell, of Trinity Parish church. | c-c————— HERE’S MORE ABOUT POSSE STARTS ON PAGE ONE —— ee ada ea Everett and Seattjo at | An hour and a half after Ward and Kilbourn had ite Petes ince hiding Sheriff Starwich's man-hunt- | ing hounds were at the scene and took up the trall. ARMED MEN ARE PATROLLI i ROADS Meanwhile, McCulloch has prowler cara, manned by deputies with riot suns, heavy calibered rifles and plu: | tols, patrolling every youd in county and every highy in the rather densely ¢. i blocked, Starwich ts Johnson, being hidden ntown busine their recapture come after a outlaws his and trail forested country stilt Burns that Richardson near the 6 fection and that which he bloody confident and warns will | battle, if the} & half a chance, is a mat fer of “nmoking them out,’ Daddy, bring home some of Hold Stench Pastry Advertisement, Wrecked car pulled from waters of Lake Union after its plunge from the bridge during The driver disappeared and has not been found. ry fog early Wednesday. eee | CA f HERE’S MORE ABOUT CRASH STARTS ON PAGE ONE AYTO , t a father-in-law? Andrew houseboat beside the bridge, heard hit the water and looked out sink window in time to see ft to the surf The fellow in the nt ashore ar ARBITRATION Laundry Strike Settlement May Be Effected strike ker is sti auto, after which ared. automot about 12 feet of water, feet from shore A block and tackle was rigged up {om the bridge over hes A fire- man below narrow escaped death} m the heavy steel pulley broke loose and dropped 60 feet, grazing his head. . hartor threatened wor The laundry nding accept on of the arbitration plan sug i ested by Mayor E. J, Brown "The car was Wednesday mo dragged from the water af-| ceive hours of lab The ma o WAS It con. patrol also | inte action. was aun ers, in ¥ tained no be atharlets About t upon th wage Mayor The w to be using every effo: acc a carr ©} to avoid a strike. They have mac thelr death. material concesstons, acco Want to Be Beautiful? Watch Rose Jar Page ECRETLY, every woman wishes to be attractive, if not beautiful. But how may she gain this goal? The Star thru its NEA service has obtained a series of articles on beauty and health written by M i Lanphier, who received the crown of ‘Miss America” as the nation’s most beautiful girl at the Atlantic beauty contest. Miss Lanphier came by her beautty naturally and has never worried over artificial aids to loveliness. Her articles for that reason are all the more interesting, writ- ten in simple, unaffected style and taking as their major premise the theory that perfect health is, after all, the basis of all true beauty. These articles will appear every Friday on the Rose Jar page. Be sure to read the first one next Friday. Brown said Wednesday ers a very FREDERICK & NELSON (DOWNSTAIRS STORE Fall In Sia Attractive Styles for Women and Misses Wogacidee $10.00 A special purchase of serv: ceable” and neatly styled utility Topcoats in durable gray and light tan stripe fabrics. ‘ Two of the six styles are sketched. Bach with small fur collar; each coat fully, and warmly, lined. Specially priced, Wednesday, at $10.00. (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) Careful, Fathers-in-Law Ohio, Sept. 23.—What rights, if any, h fuse is being sued by his son, Ben, who charges that papa kissed Mrs, Ben Krause against her will. Ben asks $5,000 damages. | Measure to Go Before Coun-| Lansdowne Wanted It Post- poned, Testimony Shows cil With Committee Okeh yval of the city manage Mu judic ed by the ced by the committee of the eit Pucsd) Ve of the measure | t thre Monda and the am Ange i ter spring electior Opponents of the appear pon, urging a for ember This gro urging Cor ou! Kennedy the race ‘as opponent of the city ager plan The judiciary proval of the unanimous and assures its approval by the council as a whole Monday The Municipal league will laun mpaign to put t the r it Li to enter mayoralty | ap: | plan was|, committee's manager manag A paign ng representatives of every or of to conduct the city, ed the movement | ting Kelso Official Is Guilty of Larceny KELSO, Wash,, Bept ut Gorton, former muperinte: Ke man. |" LAKEHUI the Sher ixible the 5 {forts of ( the I emented cor ronautics ed to posty ‘ounds that The June uy all the 5 inded 1 re 1 the flight on the mooring and refueling ed that in it be ved ¢ ints of Float U. S. Liner That R rG oft Bremer hampton an Aground| YJ ASHINGTON, Sept. 2 until throat and mouth trou whistle blowing, improve. CHIEFS AT FAIRY Firemen to Visit Puyallup’) Exposition Wednesday | ‘i morni ‘ood and Anes: the vas the rv jorning c mat 4 men and property owners must be aroused to the fire before fi dangers of tments to a min num. v esday afternc the We fair, at Pu the fire tern Wash allup FIVE SWIM CHANNEL NEW YORK.—Fiv ul in mming from Dover to Griz, a ¢ ® men have been the They were Capt in lishman: was transferred Tuesday to a quiet, outlying beat ubles, caused by too much - : . Footloose Display UNIQUE in 4 44 _ Funeral Rites for Mrs. Erdman Today for Mrs. Hen Erdman were to be held at 3 Wednesday afternoon in the Co.'s chapel. services Home rs. two sons, Herman FREDERICK & NELSON 54 Attractions for Thrifty Shoppers TOMORROW in the DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s “Holeproof” Stockings Thread silk, semi- fashioned, with hemmed lisle top. 11 smart shade A new He Trimmed Hats Attractive Velvet Hats in black, navy and the popular $ do variety of shapes for bobbed head and the matron. 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