The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1925, Page 1

Tides.) ropay The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation In Washington Motered as Mecond Clase Matter dta 2, 1499, at the Postoftice at Beattie, Wash Jer the Act of Congress March 3, ATTLE, , THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1 1925 |The seattle Star > a EDITION WO CENTS IN SEATTLE. L GUNS HIDDEN IN FLOUR--STARWICH Comes Home |“Five Real Pistols Used CANADA TO fy, folks! The hunting is now open; doctors are picking buckshot out of eee see Gee says ahe is going to agirer tomorrow we don't ie means quiver—-she ineans ee hh they'd open the season ‘even if the bag wee fa ene a day ‘with false teeth ought to ‘dering the bunting season m have to pick buckshot pd bis teeth after eating grouse we a magnet see APPLESAUCE SAYS: women crazy 10 ise bus: hare to their to hiss University of Washington | Sieday. Father wil! begin hi when the mont see Hike frost is on the pumpkin, } file corn is in the shock pie jenitor gets steam up, tediators knock! Pick the Winner of the} : Read which team the} favor, and bet against it eee | RADIO LIMERICK fan at Ravenna chimney-pot for an an-| | y chinmey got hot ‘ hey asked: “Whatcher got?” | “Why, I think it's Ge! ” fit Dresses the Growing Girt.” | 1 eens ‘A don’t they dress the big | eae } a Definition: A telephone! dt a kilchenette’s second | es alversity of Washington hax Mfor the fall term and many are preparing to burn the ail along the Bothell high eee Im the Back of = Ford: Ser GRE “CRANES UNABLE Jailbirds Clireup as the hi investigation, Ment still refurzes to fill “alr pockets” that canse | fying accidents we “All right, breaker and bank robber Tuesday with five other men, TO LIFT SUB BM cheer for Badle Greer, | Belic ve Entire Forward Por- ee to explain, ME Makes beer that fan't cal a it out like rain Etmakes 4 girl with straight er than to see @ cur! down his @antine? : Aia\. LGEE GEE, TH’ OFFICE ~ VAMP, §) with young men , all those who aren't { are half-baked, a Mls the first cigaret I ever remarked Li'l Gee Gi Tings in the air. hk of “Saying tt swith | and Cente hair | |a message lof Monarch and Century } }time to tion Is Flooded LONDON, Conn. two wrecking anes, Monarch failed in the new. effort > lift the sunken submarine 8-51 This information was contained in NEW Oct. 1— The received a here this afternoon. ' The official message said Ex capacity applied to Salvage air supplied at same all compartments h hatches and main induction secured. Attempt failed to start 8-61. This in- eme combined wet stern | dicates éngine room and all forward Intend to cut small | engine rooms flooded exploring hole | in hatch.” With | efforta, room | the all new failure in hope vanished at the} $0 many of us can’t} |submarine base that life could be} than a whisper wae ™man thinks he’s a patound the house if he the ‘ge hls wife made. mars 18 A NAME? Married Helen Hamm | yesterday, but we this, either, oes § cold. yesterday,” says ar 16 EB “and went home and |{0& * nuisance at 616 F i awful—n moon- foe ee One advantages over mobile. There wax 2 en no 2 Wie 6 td DIARY (Bepreraber 10) hand to th Drintery, 1 the morning At my seriv- aftorn, b boate Frankiin, and we to viris ys aman me name Uke Amal, a He feet tany mis 5% j Saved. | bail in set at In fact, this hope had van ished unofficially even before the} two derricks failed. Allege Taylor Is Dispenser of Gin An information charging him crrfal the sale of intoxicating liquor at six! different times, the possession of a quantity of gin and with maintain- | gainst Gene sales ocourred August, His filed Thursday The alleged the month of $750, ype Ahad LL RO GOOD ACREAGE, CLOSE IN Here jy a special listing of good lor during covered grove. Ideal building lalee minutes ttle, and highway mile from Thin site will be at $4,000, Mr tract 4 natural resort 0 wolf course wold, and price of Turn to the Want Ad Columns and aee who is offering this dandy ' YOU WILT IND REAL THE STAR WANT AD piace to THE REBT BUYS IN IL con MNS | etic BRS ai celica 3 you BSTATE you picture guys; suspect, transferred him from the city to the county | just before the sheriff took him thru the jail de thru-which he escaped two weeks ago jafter a brief and pleasant sojourn headquarters | myateriously tago | Charles Jarrett, rescu 200 | windows broke Union st. | | heard from. age by the storm. ‘Takes Drink Here, | Beattle the run!” morning, jail. shoot me on Thursday Photo by Carter Johnson Is Notorious Prisoner. Ts Gi as Starwich Takes Hi BY ALYARO SHOEMAK an |e T. H, Johnson, retired bani robber, returned to his home on hill at 11 o’clook ‘Thurad in} our midst j to Mr. Johnson feft Host Starwich no} a little over two. weeks | that the sheriff had» apprehen: | I sions an to the welfare of his hand some guest. A wide search has been | in carried on in the belief that Johnson | | } i possibly had met with foul pla | had the , hill, chauffeur, to the porte cochere and Johnnon | | alighted, the guests looking thru the into a storm shouts and cheers, happy peyond| words at the wanderer’s return, Accompanying the | Mr. Johnson were Archie Hutcheson, ‘This feeling hosteiry on VESSEL OVERDUE =" so | Another in ‘Distress Miles Off Hilo SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1,—One ship was reported 45 days overdue at | this port today, while another was! in distress 400 miles east of Hilo, Hawaiian islands, ‘The Monterey, with a crew of 15 men, sailed July 12 from the isis | for San Francisco and has not been ‘The shipping board freighter Wort Calera, which left here September 17 | == for Aucltiand, ran into a hurricane | and was atripped of her wirelens, but later repaired it and reported dam 7 ry Awakes in Tacoma, TACOMA, Oct. 1 i, W. Gruwell bakery wagon driver he came conscloun sitting In his wagon here yesterday He rushed to the police and declared the last he could remember s taking a drink with two stratkers in Seattle yesterday afternoon He minsed $36 which he gaye he had Just before the drinks TT aT shouted T. H. when Picture shows and Profanity | operating proprietor forenoon, | ment around But I attention In course, after I permeated tho| affaira up there, and when} response to tho invitation’ extended | drove up| me your promirient of} son's return that a group of photo. graphers was present distinguished | Matt,” ail JOHNSON NAMED IN NEW JOB Identified as Street Car Bandit by Conductor HILE were searching police and deputy sheriffs for the ers, ‘I companions in the the city six encaped county Jail prinor H. Johnson and another man, sibly ong of hin jatibreak held up a@ atroet car on Capyoi Hill on the day fol charged Thursday when Johnson titled by E. 7 conductor living at the Motor hotel Johnson Just the taker Thursday mornin Hi Basye, & atreet © Basye saw latter county jail was being me to the police Kee the prinone enday's Sta was on the night nald, Septem the man and 16," Basye hat dup occurred. My mot 1 were on a Broadway ca We came to Shelby The of passengers. ‘Two men got first He jowed by « smaller man dropped two nic alot told me you've got.’ He told up. I started the oar he started to search car was empty on. The was Joharon was Johnson. the then what hurry le with hin lef then ne. went thru my pock hand, holding @ gun in his hand. He nome bills 323, in’ my and nearly aa much more. “The little fellow war change out of my change-ho' 1 told him to leave the change be cause I The m wi entirely ignorant of that a holdup waa going on then the trolley came off at noke at. T and the mo’ nto an auto. Banyo was taken to Kendall, one of mont bank robbers ai, He said much the second bandit, certain in identifi: cation | RUSH HELP 10 SEATTLE SHIP Steamer Aground and Rich) Fur Cargo Lost found vo overlooked taking the Jer needed it torman tact Just Roa © two men jumped naw rman them nee James accused Fre Johnson, jail- Sheriff’ Matt Starwich Johnson and Starwicn In the « Kendall Ic his he was not & Bradley, Mtar Matt Photer % em * Brought In iven Noisy Welcome m “Home” Again fet clerk of the Hotel de St Matt Starwich rwich the lessee and of the e Oct. 1.—{By U. PA Rescue was speeding today seven members of the crew of | Seattle motor schooner Ariel, | ashore on the Bering sea coast, aft-| er their ship was wrecked In a gale | September 25. | Nows of the disaster was brought | | here by the motorship Nome, which gathered relief supplies from the coast guard and set out e the men, suffering from hun ger and exposure, 15 miles south-| east of Point Spencer. | Tho Arie! was en route to Nomo | from Siberia when It ran into a} | INO Alaska, blish+| to the Asked. as to how long remain in Seattle, “Tr have he expecta) Johnson anid enjoyed my journe: indeed, | should like to remain indefinitely. jiave a business, engagemont c 4 a which require my the near future. or hare wound up my| T shall return in your. fine city much, reliev by Ewing D. Colvin, one of attorney | southwest gale and was driven John. | ashore. The men saved thetr lives by remaining aboard the vessel un til it was beached, but the 25-ton | craft and a fur cargo valued at| $10,000 were lost. , | The Ariel was in Charles Tarro and was owned by} the Old Christian society, of Seat. | tle. So great was interost in Mr ‘om shoot me on Mr. Johnson pleaded “You'll have to take up another| of athletics,” his host said footracing i» hard my “Lat the run,) command of on Going Up! Ed oad of average paid circu- lation filed with the Postoffice De- partment today for six months’ period ending September 30, 1925, shows the average daily paid 8 1, 5 3 1 circulation of The Seattle Star as... This figure is far in excess of the average of one year ago. —and Still Going Up! The present daily average of The Seattle Star is far in excess of 81,531. TUT TIRLTV TATTLE TEC SSF SS SSS = i PARRA ‘Starwich BE: How Jailbreaker ‘plains Got Their Guns By Starwich tured tug were mad jed explanat gling that itive A, Clay Thursday morn The by Sheriff Mat le to effe ‘ atement made by GROCER MORGAN The fh bars of t in one Me at the time, of the gun smug Starw fer phany weapons t the dash from 6 excape Starwict \St ARWICH ABSOLYES mitted to do a stove, on t he guns out enou ne t week | TRAN, a ‘Other jailbreak were removed from t and in addition to the which was AK, at gular an since been © wan carelens jail man ted. fe was br Friends of tie six pri he outside undou' flou on efore nd @ priso who refu theso pl saw ond These friend a time then taken which contained were all new ones COLORED PRISONEK KN LB. nontenced to be ing of Pe cell from Moseley with the guns all sus “He sai rig Ah'y the the guns four 4 F € seen too many to ba fooled. Moseley, join in the br some cl mills in next corner and thing. again to|he believed as thoy det y hid scooping to conceal the ection, cka by one im to hand the ers. from the th hanged eman Comer ther and declared 1 ‘They Al k in the tank cell ed to join the ols am they o sacks of flour ckages em. guns y REAL GUNS Moseley red prisor for the slay was in this He taken prisoners so did others hey were was real 1 kpows ot them efus ) got down in himself with He Johnson, in Alibi, Says He Made 2 Phony Weapons By S. B. Groff no definite pla nfidence the oyed and I had non han co can to 1 to make I scraped the pain and put shoe blacking on d the top of n pen to in the end for @ gun barrel ut atto! two and (Turn to Pake: rf 4) a © PRESIDENT GETS DEBT PROPOSAL Funding Plan of U. S. Given Coolidge for Approval A tenta ding the $4,- Jebt to the United 200,000,000 French tes reached by sub-committees of and American debt laid before President Ce today for his approval etary of the Treasury cretary of Commerce Hoover, Sen ator Reed Smoot of Utah a tive Charles Cri the French com- missions wns enen' p of Georgia acting as a sub-committee of the American commission, called at the | White House to acquaint Mr, Cool- \idge with thp results of their delib- lon preparatory to a final joint session with the French With the president’s consent greement, whict esterday, will b the was concluded late signed some time payment of $40,000.01 $60,000,000 for the ensuing seven nd $100,000,000 for about 56 eafter, or tal payment $6 ,000,000, A safegu: mse enabling the French to su: end payment in the event of future nelal difficulties ts included. ' Five More Cholera Deaths in Manila MANILA, Oct, 1.—(By U. P.)—Five des for annual for five years He stated later that.| cholera deaths were reported here to. ‘bullets | and he didn’t care to join in the fight. | a would be flying (Turn to Page 9, Column 3) TAX IS 4.2 MILLS CREASE | Expense of Government In- creases $1,292,994 There will yoar, be an Increase Seattle's municipal tax rate Council of 4.2] Finance Chair man B. L, Blaine announced Wednes day year aceording to figu Wednesday, $1,292, levy show he total amount to be levied next an increase of 4.81 over the amount of the which wan made The city council will pass an ordi:| this year nance next Monday formally deolar ing the 1926 tax levy for the taxation distri While the rate will vary in the he average over this year’s rate Jpedlt be ous districts, ous ta in the municipality varl: Increase mills. Rum- Radner Held runner battle SAN Brokau for Fatal Battle} FRANCISCO, reputed ‘by unnamed here The arr kaw, and eurly John companion, on the with officers fo today May were made {rants tssued in Salinas, charging William: Te with Deputy Sheriff N. H and May are in custody liberty Oct. 1.—-Paut ins of the rum Moss Landing July 7 and an were arrested on war Bro Ferris the murder of Rader, Werris Bowen |x rwon, Hid 8 completed | t there were only cord than fo | day t several days Hospital authorities said that most J of the patients being treated in hos. pitals now are convalescent Records show that 38,000 persons were vaccinated against the disease | in six days 1 Rep-| 14 new cases, | in Break; Johnson Liar” TRY JAIL BREAKER Robbery Charges to Be Filed Against Three Bandits NRAVELING of the tangled skein in which T. H. Johnson, jailbreaker and alleged bank robber, found himself after his capture Tuesday, came rap- idly Thursday with Sheriff Matt Starwich speaking for the first time on the inside story of the jail delivery, and announcement by Prosecutor Colvin that Johnson would probably be turned over to Canadian authorities for trial on the Nanaimo charge. Forced John- « claim t including re- erance by six men maelf their w the county Sheriff Starw jail with wooden guns his prove deputt revealed effort to d his point of crude wor pistols to open the the release of desperate crimina CRUICKSHANK TO ARRIVE FRIDAY For ‘ruleksbank | Brit im police | arrive in napector of stationed Seattle presidential extrad|- by Calvin Cool mitting the return of John o British Columbla to stand on e Nanaimo bank robbery charge. Johnson wil! fo the ¢ adian authorities, | ever, until after He-han been chare- ed, jointly with James Fanning allay McCarthy, and James Kendall, »obery of the Fremont resday This charge Prosecutor not be turned over how ban noon wil ed by Deputy ‘Thursda was taken county jail Thursday by Sheriff Matt Starwich, where he was wel- comed with a wild shout by jail in- mates. The sheriff prefers to keep the dangerous and bandit under his own guard, despite of the fact that this guard proved easy 0 elude two weeks Johnson has been placed in a special cell and will be kept unde: | strict surveillance until turned over (Turn to Page 9, Column 5) back to elusive ago. \( Jailer Morgan Scoffs at Yarn of Wooden Guns AVID MORGAN, discharged jailer, n asked Thursday about Johnson's statement of the Jailbreak, In which he claimed six men -ad bluffed their way to freedom with wooden pistols, sald: ! “I saw only one gun. It was }} in Ward's hands. I've reen enough guns to know the differ- ence between them and fountain pens, Ward's gun was a gon. This was my conclusion as I looked down its muzzle “T suppose Johnson's next joke will be a claim that the knife on the spear he carried was merely |] a feather plucked from a jail |] bird. “Johnson read the the time he was out. gun story doubtless was sug- gested by the stories of card- board guns appearing in the { nerepane papers all The phony Coal Dealers Agree to Probe of Zone System ‘President Emt to. Appoint Committee to Con- | fer With Mayor's The first move by coal of 8 definite Jealers atile to abolish the zone le Wednes. for fuel delivery was m ay night at a meeting of the Fuel | Dealers’ ‘Credit } Chamber of | The meeting was about 80 fuel dealers, sided over by P. J of the association The meeting association, at Commerce building attended by and was pre- Emt, president was addressed by Mayor Brown, who threatened early thls week to thrust the city into the coal business if the de did not eliminate Jinequities of the present zone In his talk Wednesday night, mayor did not renew his threat belleved the coal the nee y of re themselves sys | tem, | the J saying that he j men would | form Nat D. Moore the Pacific Con local producers, tnilors of coal, followed the mayor lwith the statement he helleved | dealers in coal should welcome an and accept president of ®, large Coal investigation differentials in cartage charges | the | the! wholesalers and re reasonable | Group of Citizens { recommendation of | committee an unprejudiced “We should not only welcome {t, | we sholild demand it," he said, "We j have nothing to conceal, and we | must not leave the public with the idea that we have | A motion was passed by tho coal merchants instructing President Emt. to appoint a committee of three retailers to meet the mayor and inform him of their desire that he appoint members of a committee from the public to carry on an in vestigation, Thursday appoint the and mayor as Fmt said morning that he would | committoe of three at they call the soon as an appointment President once, would on could be arranged. Inter n Star's fi t to curtage charge plan of coal delivery has spread to ind the English Anne high, some time next week, will discuss the subject in its clvica study class. Studenta are now going thru the The Star for information, The abolish zone le schools, wes at Queen files of Sonicare erences