The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1925, Page 2

s we ATURDA’ PTEMBER 26, 1 TO PROSECUT + BOND FRAUDS Colvin Continues Investiga- tion of Forgeries SEA _ MISSING | ie age | As B’ Comes Back at partment Hat of tie $4 mon mise | Seattle Day Attendance Critic | | riment list of the 34m ny Passes Tacoma Day ae : —_—_—— ee Spirit of Compassion Is Dying and Humans Are Cheapest Commodity —, SHIP STRANDED School Kids Quake a IN ARCTIC Navy Wrath Threatens Seek Aid for Missionaries What, With “Week This” and “Week That, Penniless in North There's Little Time to Study the BY JIM MAL NEATTLE school } tSHALA ! ‘ ecture wye and school vr, Brockport, N.Y, the firet tm hinte M Western \ fair, th | ‘ Dear Mi dat my letter, My gratitude ie also due to my courteou Messers I. C. and F. H. Of course they could not “silly” letter was and still i and penniless, , The author is not ashamed to be ridiculous and does expect any personal advantage from the debates in your column, dear Miss Grey. sida He is not cherishing any pet grumble, being # student of practic’ life. That Great Teacher has put him face to face with the world . hungry, dejected 1 forgotten human beings, and, believe me, he knows his ground well i He does not know whether he would suit Dante on bis trip thru Hades, but he thinks he could show something to the succersful who believe that life is worth living pO-minute Our Sewer Lieut, KR. MH. Dobson, com PUYALLUP, W , Bept, 2 | Lieut Beach, Lieut & Lieut, T, io, Tex Lieut, ¥ N. db wsign KC Harbor, N. Y Ore Vrank L, Mins, Augusta, Ga, Frederick VP. Teschemacher, mately Hanger, Pa t Valentine Milbord, Newport, nmr Augustus A. Smith, Newport, © of “Clean Harlow Cal at Pino, Long | the print critics vag ; k you ing Haselden, Dillon, Grey: Permit me to thank you seh navy woukl ape Moding they “ot G A. Glascock, San An was made by the tors of the All-Ch n to Siberta to of the author that rving, friendle know that actually D. Foster, Nutley, greal tomla ae Hundred the re to Hab sed ton: Mi The Ariel, a combination sail ner, was built. in and orth with misstor this sr A few weeks ship was lost north of Teller and and passengers stranded. nds now are being sought to buy them passage to Nome in time to last boat south, about) made President ext belated discov- that the seh of thelr time listening propaganda conéerning various days" and “weeks.” “All these observances result is a lot of speeches by mediocre * added Edward L. Smith nother board member If you don't observe threatened Mr. Green, man of the naval a the chamber of avy will feel offended It's getting so now that if a child wed Chi ' gets in three he of study Afte u Week it's doing the board | eral opines. A school now with Mite rding K ut retary. 1 » figures « ¢ ir, was the be popular Bil w as Kebert, Marine not ared to dis the report, 1 y'S research ante tor fur prosecutions Arithmetic lessor Bh 2138 p, m.—Hducatic the possibilitiga of soay soup and sauerk from the “Use bureau. Ip. 3.30 phicts dati Turn in Have Y ing lecture On the atten will run appre: The 3 fair ts one third highe the 19 sorghum, speaker endance du Cosmetics More by in 0,000 The bite thin yeu quantit nd quality of by far the r grounds be here in addi epared e ecutions he he bogus nds has been 1 question, in my thus far exam. pecimens of ¢ given him oived inves. fied account But we'll catch th October i. F. Hartetiua, c the mission board $10,000 would be neede the party and bulld and new boat for H m. p History lesson Distribution ef pam: Their Re How t What Well The , ever x m | Navy day.” | who t# eNatr mitt the Peanuts and Steven Triffitt, Pawtucket, have n sald World I nm n te Alarm, © What the Wear u with Wills, Norfolk, Va. nis the first of a series of | Wiseman, South Bos: This te the firet of a hers instructive articles written by Miss Fay Lanpbier (Miss Amer jen) f Star readers. You can't afford to miss any of them, commibrce equip He bhp ton, Mass. Paul I, Berk, Shoemakersyiile, enti What nee. kind of scen there de nds on the take t my all depe which pointed Dr son bu board members who appeal were Julius Eckerstrom Dr. Bengston. COURT CONVICTS MISSING MAN For the first time ory of the state courts, was con vieted of F t, ine trial at and in which evidence except his ument urs a well, ye Allan Mass. Oscar Maas | Brady Booze Sold in Homes of | Pee City as Children Romp Mass. Frank A. Shea (no address), Apatment Beer Parlors and Moonshine Dis- pensaries Sell Usual “Bad” Stuff the Cc. Earle, 547 | clint tra: in t for in this region. | ¢ vg the m om entered He would of racemulcld in Gloucester, course ‘ 1 r ay may . not know very much. Hut it certainly ought to make agent | | have view ou lay Seattle a about like this specimen at a J that i the pe reason con Miiot, ster jard and to my rade Graniteville, stan ts 1 good B gements for hour ox 1 ar I came mintl D. Lindsay, Pensacola, either PROWLERS LOOT make life t . persor a A h > and mpans r tarve Lawton, Weymouth, bitor expedited Frank PF. Stratford, Conn, Herbert phia, Charles ¢ Tex n Ll un 1 Okla. Harry Kiser, Columb dohn L. Gibson, Portland, Ore G. Marti Hitadelphia, 4. Jd, McCarthy, New York city. KR. S. Noble, Merrimac, Mans, oM hofield, eidgeport, Conn, judg With Sunday Gray Kitten good.t E, Snyder, Western | | Philadel | Thomas, El Paso, ould Kudy Firm, Klein, Mont. wo burglaries were w the spirit of cot This force is owing to the the world, ¥ became the The lupus ost he introduced ‘This ta the eighth of a series | made in some well - con KE. Cassidy, Claremont, of stories in which Jack | brewery and delivered in w The man is Ed Grabam, who dis} ‘The Star will tell appeared from Superior Judge the bee Hall's court, T afternoon, at the start of a jolntist trial. Tom Mavros, co-defendant, who remained for the trial, also: was convicted. A bench warran % for Graham's arrest. He disappeared during recéss just after the jury sworn in to hear his case. SCOTTS DENIED “DWVORGE. PLEA Mich K Mic Scott, in a decision court by attorney's arg N commercialization ¢ human commodity homo pale lots Crawford, Ardmore, here & beit Many parlors ar situated " nt to parlors: cheapest attitude of is general oft midnight. ¢ homeward when irew a pistol on nd his watch, vercoat and rsday homin! then, “What at town road a tag t"—Bait where m ine > is fold, Frequently the famii in the same quarters and kids play around thru the house where in Meing sold to itinerant customers. J. J. Sheehan, Groton, Conn. Woe went Into one such a place W. BE. Harman, Jamaica, N. ¥ have, near L me Woman Sentenced an to State Prison Anna BL Wi vestigation for clved a id design | year prison ser f the fam © wall live the i ours Hours Aj SATURDAY HOME STATIONS (om) markets; 1/1 BY JACK HALL Not All of the moonshine and booze dispensaries flourishing under the noses of city, county and federal enfo' are located tn business distric or the downtown section ‘There are scores of them ascat- ered thru the resid HOIST BREAKS @s::-:-. CHIC » Sept, 26.—{By U. P.-| the residence booze distributors Attracted by a faint splintering] sorire beer a beverage. crash, scores of Loop pedestrians! they pretend it is. thelr tomy two men shoot from a! Own” trew out thelr own broken hoisting apparatus at the! \ichen 1th floor of the Metropolitan build. petig nt ey ON fng and crash to the ground. A/ row. well aged and absolutely few second later two others cata-| jr iieu” Physicians declare | pulted to the ground from the on a eaitatbes thar | seventh floor when thelr apparatus] [7°04 into home brew that {s | | 18 N. Broadway, ¢ home, that a a. visit. The house and es- Marcus is a busl- pMfices in the Holland a short | had pel | | ALPENA 26 P,)—Both t of James day cireult mortek. my doliberate conclus ther party ts d 1 Judge Emerick declared in teclaion, which dismissed both without cost, but ordered Scott ay hia wife alimony of $160 {monthly until further order from him or from the supreme court for} nemian Girt"; song program; minstrel | orchestr | Scott first brought suit } jones a sR TaN neon ear following their sep. ~ GO (361), Oxkland ymphony ivorce a year following their sep- | yrs (863), Portiand—1:80, piano re extra; 7:46, Episcopal service. | aratio nin December, 1922, charging | .,/ Kiss (406), ioe Ang, 4130, orctive- | OC cruelty and misconduct, neming|” KW tra; 7. organ concert s three men, Harry Wyckoff, a hotel | quart KPT (467), Low A , male qu fork In Washington; Capt. Wilbur | * woes = hor program; | Sumner of the United States air] KNX j wervice, and one other | ervice; 4. orches r eager (486), Davenpor In her cronsbill Mra H ietonuarh rece sensational charges of gambling WCCO (417), Twin Citier jexceadve drin fA substantiation DA (323), Denver—2, organ r volved alleged drin sional circles 3 DIE IN CRASH Ohio, Sept _ ersons were killed | land another was believed fatally in-| Jured when a passenger train crashed into their automobile at the street of the New York Central today. The crossing in the the bus accident in 1922 when 18 were killed. T i ee x WATER SHUT OFF NOTICE | oad will be shut off on diand ave. from N. 42d st. I nd on N. 43rd Sepr By esentative Frank an and his wife denied a| handed Judge SUNDAY STATIONS were ouse Is an old wooden res in dence and aides over by the t looted the home of haves N. A ing set with diamonds and an was taken Will Register 9 ‘ 6,000 “‘U” Students Three eight-hour days will be needed to complete the registration 6,000 students whe are plan- to enter the University of hington this year. will uire an office fores of © 650 people to complete the registra-~ i This force will be made up of © mbers of the faculty and 860 es of the university. | mmerce hall will handle the bulk of the students, for all with the ex- ception of the engineers and fine | arts majors will have to pags thru this building. 4 Because it will be the largest en- story of the school day has been added for the — on ame, whone haye been a gold thar five Jude as that ot opa more any to old-fashioned modest furniture o! and framed pictures ily a Either beer or moonshine purchased in the home or saw an tence from Satur ted of the @ an |7 J. ¥ by She was « nd larceny of $2, MeGogy on a contract ffiths bail at $5,000 pe the meantir held “pure estorn on KOA (883), Denver—9, dance program | OTHER STATIONS | | | | (341), © 44-10, “The Be 192 Koo and 5:20, | be ‘ glane or bx mitted to bec the patronage in limited the quality of the booze ing to City Chemist Jacobson bad His place, G No. one ts tod Mra, Wil the county me Intox ae), he Loa 48. Angeles mee wey | highly deleterious to the, vital string One"man was instantly killed and} eT tS polsonous two others, fatally hurt, died tn a| =i , majority of the stuff ts hospital. The fourth man may eine we Y [ p ARREST PARENTS | ‘Wendell and Bernice Reymore ao il be PLANE. BURNED | eae {Two Injured in Wreck of Transatlantic Machine t. 26.— I plane port follows. 11 46.65 per cont by on ume, Extract, 109 ¢. ¢. Raw moonshine Nquo Dor 9, orchestra. pin aad Ss ascii { Seattle Programs for Tonight KTCL n Wai F if PARIS, aneatl The Paul 1 to! p 6 KYOA—Hof, ah KTW—Firat Presbyte 7:19-7:30: P KIR—Organ_ recital 1:80-9 P.M, KIN—Firet Methodiat services KTW—Piret Pres’ 1B rian song ser Seattle contract. 000,000 con- of the Bust tem in Oakland according to a wire re ceived Saturday from James Two! has been conducting |e ing iG. N. Plans Bore Seven Miles Long The Great rail ordered a survey of a proposed Cas from & to ) length, by Col. en crossing Selence scene of js r.M. KIN—Henrl Darmski's orchestra. Puget Bound Savi tation? Boston Blue Dagube waltz (Strauss) Bee (Bendix); Largo (Handel) Modiste (Herbert); The ¥ cello solo by George Kirchne Orientale (Bourborilli); | N aus (Nevin), maxophone solo by He: maki; Londonderry Air (Kreis! KIR—Firet Meth: » KTCL—Christian ». (Advertisement) WEAK RUNDOWN NERVOUS, DIZZY otcdee bi Bprghltcy. fn thaw | Arthur Reymore, 610 48th ave, have) new $25,000 home, 10th ave, N. E.|not only refused the children the | Tarancon and Francois Coll hop 50th st. fright fo atterid the public sehooks, | | make a nongtop flight from P series of entertainments, |DUt have also shown a strong fe New York, ¢rashed down at Dreux, miles from here, today, badly in . T acon and his companto: raise funds for furnishing the new | Deputy Prosect James Bailey. | twohy Broth home. Vaudeville acts, dancing and| AS 4 result of this attitudd the) cy were awarded « $1 queen’s popularity contest will be | Parents were arrested e nil ona | tract for construction among the features of the frolic. |Neld under ball of $100 rac! 5°) Bay waterworks & to place the children in the handw|\"'" of the juvenile authorities. I oud . r “a 45 waterworks will supp Jail Two Men in | citles of Oakland, Alameda, Bork ° land Richmond. Water will Raid on Brewery and Harry nes Northern ha sie SPECIAL FOR tunnel Berne and one-half 1 nounced Frida HERRIN, 1 P.)—An explosion occurred sho: afternoon today in mine No. 7 of! ‘ater Sept strong alcoho'd content.” ‘The University post of the Amer-jgoing to have a chance to go to P) which will staged by the {Ine against their being allowed to} Favreau. Fire followed, dex |less the parents consent to the chil-| prise night, be ed 90 miles away If the m fean Legion ts arranging to stage) school, Their parents, Meiind Mrs. | wherewith women’s auxiliary of the post, will | #ecure their education, according tc 16 machine, dren going to school, Bailey will ask } s and brought down in and E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Made Her Well Terre Haute, Indiana. —“I was weak and run-down and in such a nervous condition that J couldhardly domy work. Iwas tired | iL 8 all the time and sleep. I tried differ- ent medicines for ayear but they did nothelp me. Then my husband saw the ad. for Lydiak. Pinkham’s Vege- e table Compound in the newspapers and had me take it. I regained my strength and never felt better in my life. It completely re stored me to health. I had practi- cally no suffering when my baby, boy was born and he is very strong and healthy. I know that the Vegetable Compound is the best medicine a wo- man can take before and after child birth for healthandstrengh. Iwould be willing to answer letters from wo- men asking about the Vegetable Com- uund.’’— Mrs, Wm. J. Lee, Route | | Chester Demsky Mrs, Lee Suffered From All| 2°"? | | Box 648, Terre Haute, Indiana. | Lydia E. Pinkham’sVegetable Com-| pound is a dependable medicine for all these troubles. For sale by druggists everywhere. Cuticura Heals Eczema In Rash All Over Baby’s Body “ Eczema broke out in a rash all over my baby’s face,scalp and body. It itched and burned badly and when he scratched it caused erup- tions. I had to pin his hands down to keep him from scratching. His face was disfigured, and his cloth- ing d the breaking out. He was cross and fretful and would Hie awake nights and keep me agake “T read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. It helped him so I purchased more and after using three cakes of Soap and two boxes of Ointment he was healed.’ (Signed) Mrs, John Hintze, 1614 W. Lombard 8t,, Davenport, lowa. Clear the pores of soporte by daily use of Cuticura Soap, with touches of Cuticura Ointment needed to soothe and heal, Cuticura Talcum is fragrant and refreshing. ee Re, Cited Far tat Sean | {| were jailed by deputy sher- iffs in Officers seizing 78 bottles of home and a copper boiler, two sacks of —nty bottles and a quantity of hops. reported brew HERE’S MORE ABOUT | PIE-EATER RTS ON PAGE ON in a schoolroom of long “Hold your headup,” snapsja harrassed teacher, A room full schoolmatps giggle, someone is doing pantomime in the back seat Finally her voice comes and she starts a rapid chant. Fram time to time she runs out of breath, but she is afraid to stop for fear that the words will get lost. Suppose that teacher had said, as Miss Whitmire said Friday: “Now be a lion, but not too ea lion. Remember you are cowardly lion in the Land of of Or, what would have happened he had said: “Now die. You old witches. Die a horrible death, Start when L shoot!" ‘These are commonplace He mands in Miss Whitmire’s clasd in One minute the with the gentle roars of cowardly lidns; again the writhe) in agony as dying witches; now a xgoup of the best face-makers is called to the front of the reort to make faces to teacher's liking, the students as scarcecrows and tin woodmen of the Land of Oz climb mountains and cross brook The recitation {s for all the world like a game of charades. The act most can guess is the best act. But Mias Whitmire has some- thing behind the game, Bach pupil is studied and eriticised for posture, breath control, walking, voice pitch, voice con- trol, pqwer of relaxation and the like. By great care in en- couraging the weak and taming down the overconfident, the bashful ones are transformed into alert confident pu pile alocks are toned down « bit One must admit phisticated senior tain his self.co usneas and dignity while competing with a not at all dignified frosh in try ing to be the best cowardly lion, if are oral expression room is filled active while the smart that no #0: nh long re a beer raid at 703 ist ave., | These Troubles, but Lydia Friday night ip }tunnels. The contract 80,000 tons of steel. The Job in probably gle contract over coast, Twohy ¥ Tho firm was a | &truction project 'Set Date for Air | Base Condemnation Establishment of Sand Point fly. ing field as a Lair base ix a step, nearer consummation Saturday result of esiding Judge official sanction Friday tion proceedings a adjoining land. The present air ff used by the army and navy reserves| comprises 289 acres. Judge Smith named October the time when 23 shall come into court and ha | Jury determine the value of holdings under condemnation. Potato Crop Sold for $500 an Acre SUNNYSIDE, 2 A acre of potatoes here has just |been sold in the ground for $ The spuds were raised on the farm of Otto Ottervanger and were bought | by John Severyns, who will do the | harvesting. | | Bane GCS CTR am | \{ HERE’S MORE ABOUT | _ OUTLAWS STARTS ON PAGE ON pO a ae require ‘others a arded the anh Smith's of condemna ainst 142 acres of 14 as! property owners oa thelr Sept Stim = MeCullogh county Saturday the field, We men stationed around the where we believe the outlaws are hiding. We expect that now intensive hunt has been called oft the fugitives either will attempt to get food or make some kind of n/ break for a new hideout.” As yet the fugitives have ade any appeaarnce. No n porta of any kind have Joelved by the hero | alnce yesterday, when King county | forcesreturned to Seattle and sno- homish county tal manhunt | » to |for the | runging armed the }out De or er Snohomish > poswes are in have a number of not} v ro-| been ro-| sheriff's office deputies quit leave firat time the risk possemen mouse in th of their hob tle thelr hiding place of the days without encountering outl game 9 Hike | are confident that sooner the tactics of watching will bring results | fugitives will an When they do a score of deputies who being held veady at ail jimes will be hot on thet trait patient and the} make Appearance | bore j miles of the present circuitous five-| 2 nection | 5 the | 0 of the railroa: ng department he a will be used in which would planning # eliminate many route This brain-twister will make y ord meaning ear HORIZONTAL 1, An alloy copper. To exhaust §. To sew tom porarily implement for rowing of Male " A dealer in cloth Very fish Hreak water Foretoken. Opposite und anuring tool Hage Choraleal curring in the ‘of ripe 13. 16 Ww 19. small of Jules fruit . To partake food in minu quantition To apatter hay ‘Theatrical play. Within, To flevour Int ¢ Recedes Clipe Worthless persons, Printed warning Cows War stonon. Card game, Pitchers Period Levels VERTICAL Fxclamation used to frighten, lous muaic reproducer, Staying power Carri ard typo measure jon) material Memorandums Skill At the present time An acid salt Cunning Implour To perform Yo wander idly Jewel from the oyster Prepares for publication, Over again Golf mound. foam, orth ave. to Sunday, $ from Woodlawn ave. am, to 6 pm % and wohder “what's aging material In the manner To discharge a ¢ a don oo, puff. ‘oot avtdier Aurora, Ture, Eex« of a louse. Indefinite article, 62. To exist. Behold. Hone: AUSWER TO YESTERDAY CROSSWORD PUZ®LE |the Consolidated Coal Cob here, ac-, string trio, Mesers, Preeg, Kirchner a lcording to advices received in Her-|Lehman; Melodie (Techaikowsky), vio! jones |scio by Herbert Pree; Neapolitan Nigtits rin |(Zamecnik); Maritana overture (Wal- The details of the explosion have been received, altho doctors | nurses and others have rushed to th 9:10-10:10 Fr. M. KTCL—International Bible association song service eo was thought that dozen men were {dle today, probably below but it] halt Operators’ Protective | held its first hail Friday, By adopted and s taken the associ Mil- is president of the or , treasurer, necretary Dance in Downs ta | meotir laws |to incorporate ay ganization, ( and W, W. 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