The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 5, 1925, Page 7

MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1925 THE SEATTLE PAGE LEGION MEET [S TEAMSTER TO FACE CHARGE|SLAYER OF EDN), a7 w-, SIX BOYS DIE IN ATTAGK’ CALLED @ (PENEDTODAY | OF MURDERING ATTORNEY — syppernens cre, Hauals Man Who | STMOOL FLAMES. FLY ROM Wagon Driver Who Shot Seattle Man Is + Pry i ‘ ° IN OMAHA Held for Trial After Victim’s Death er tidonin 1 Fremont Bank Bandit Five Give Lives Trying to| Husband of Woman Ques- Save Sixth Victim tioned and Released 50,000 Gathered for Sev- HARGE of urder | brake mt Med and Ae nth Annual Convention be filed against Joase J, | ed into the wagon , \ 4, loser A } : ° be In of Mor SPacoma, PHLBD Up GRUDGE nfersed slayer of Joho A, Fain, /and drt aielive ere du from ys we ® | myate folle t vi M ENDS IN SHOOTING 1 n blows ‘ « ' y / F : E TOBE PRESENT n Vireinle ‘ta he toa ene e Me Mn facn ene apeoored | Joseph C. Med Heds f " ' nd aus ; 1 t 1 ; m Mitchell Controversy May i et rhwa te se Py eee i ' tte i ; e Be Paramount Issue Hed Saturda ' kee ; ably { \ agencies tha the oute, J 1 ant 5 bo t BY-RICHARD WaLaOk er ee oe ne fi. grahami aivopd Ud slaughter, it was | the fight of the re ¥ an at f | we i fearle t doakae ( . coe t © wagon, he said in t i ¢ sia ANC { more than $6,000 to the ba i ne. fm C t titutic ‘ t gayety, w on | from Paradise, five motor " ep re seen B. Kent paina but t me pion ped t 2 ¢ Py jarde ft e today f¢ the opening f the | run into the wagor Ne E picked Medge ; a Glove walked Neat 1 thre ho had r € h e red, i t " ni t the | have a grudge against p prist’ took “him to the into the pol mminsion he ti t 5 event : gigantic ey A oar hospital at Camp Lewis, It wa i Papi He had two in ow, who was unluckiest, Mark-) ‘Their five : re : fats TAdiet. Nad struick Hint noon and calmly nh a ham or the bandits? dled neer t polis Attofmey Hedges and C. B. Bax:! on thy ased thru his neck,and ee a De | orpha cath man on er, & Seattle manufacturer, were | lodged in the spine. A few days later pti t eae 18, Sho had faint griving near Nisqually, They saw ren Was considered out of dan Glover 4 deh t ee Hs Fins an was shaving, poliet ngrabam’s team plodding along | by Dr. J. Tate Mason, of the hospital aon a “1S ibbl W ife A et ht to the ead and tried to pass it, An| Baxter, meanwhile, had Ii m | MAN You are looking for, 1 Kill 4 Cri er "8 l RY S of oned by caching car forced them to| arrested P B. slow down. Ingraham ap Hodges was only 29. eleased when he said he nothing of the mysterious at- Saturday night. Mrs, Harder uso told the pol id hot know vee! Hobby Unusal Query |»: iis ed 1 interest attached to what } : ‘ ty, u ard Sw the Legionaires may take « jentanens OWNS. to the cippurmanapoes Max Ontenberg, 14 SE aramamtes sass ‘Community Fund Drive jst sy tor ive xiog vas] om paar | Beokenunte one and if 300 run | Man cnet affair Kent ass wie ia) Starts With $275,000 |r sccc sise vs) wrt gyn Sou | Stim ota g his own ni und diamond cuff tinks were! baked at on a chair 4 them. 1 to have been explosion of a lamp. 1 temporary wood witty. Foru Drys Arrest Two wae one partment that ita a! . “Then, in the afte om I cattle ately it was located some distance M t intact usual m® | from the" ott na tls en and Woman n is “bone-headec > “ “ ok te 2 office an from th f{ the m a eaten teat X re-Campaign Subscriptions Announced at| Glover's statement of the daling]| Every eat upper, back t oss ope bon } snterruptitig NW. -Hiolland, fe en is was to the effect that he had met| more than 25,00 n : a The loss of ifo would have been fe and Joseph Winterhalte A | Rally of Solicitors Edin in front of the latter's pool-| ask thelr 25,000 husbands that ng, 2 a a pay “and | far greater had it not been for Siw Bey Setalanene to hare cellveuy ight, fun-making room at 219 Occidental ave. Friday YOU do today?” ter Angela, in charge of the mission,|of seven gallons of moonshine in what di } | | ttle wives | “Huh,” nald the w | | elon, may: br | Subscriptions — totaling 000, He You,” had t fulfified dozens! night. Glover was broke and out 000 bs lover ‘othing mych,” replied tho Who stayed up later than usual and) Seattle, Roy Lyle's dry agents then ° were announced amid shouts of ap-|of times am com-|of work, Edin offered him a job answer; “Oh, nothing ler's. wife idee vered the fire raging in the cen-| proceeded to the source of supply of }rlause and pproval at the first big | munity, "Cha and/and took him to a restaurant and} much.” oe sl ter of the building at the Holland ranch, near Bile Attempts were being made by oth- | banquet volunteer, workers | fail of men right here,” ho stated later to his hom Then the 2 saben | She went into all of the sleeping) monds, and stopped operations Sa Sphere de et vat one Satie 4: x bags Bes : y wh leas es sp - taht, Gh said. Glover knocked Birpag cl ; See nee ae piri Rida made the raid over the week-end. ng is means 1 than!one knows who m: © next, and] Edin down. Edin was hit ¢ t provides am log tha The three rearrested in ap © keep the sentiment tl t has been | a fourth of the drive quota has al-|I beg of you that you bear this in| head with a stick of w for the The mission was formerly known 4 henge soe t y ' i ? leas know? | auto here Saturday afternoon and orn for 34 hell off floor OF | ready been pledged before the drive mind whan you nak for subscrip- fi 1 ne kn pwns that to talc during the ' Policeman- Hero to Get $100|« , ns | tere y bpaype | ie Senutt fs ithe immisration. stacey onventio: opens. ions t und atally hurt ® read mea te By YOOLS) RSC LY ? | Mrs oland was rel on $5 bagel Leo Black, commander of the pre-| judg ti t {Wing} death in the pape ata ts for Chase of Robbers fathers. ‘The children are mostly | 7% Holland was r on $500 . ai E | Judge ¥ b, presiding he pay ij bond, The agents then went to NORTH VERNON, Ind. Oct, 5.—jliminary gifts divison, announced any " ant tated that} and came back wur “ow id the acribbler, \ orphans. Lewiston citizens are help- * RTI | judge of King county, stated t to au | higypareiltges Sworn the ratich, where they found a 40- (By V. P.}—The special train bearing | the larger portion of this sum! inuch the larger portion of cases telling the heir that baked Division of the $300 reward given | today In rellef work | gallon still, 200 gall President and Mra Coolidge to the| when he stated that $253,000 had | = allon. silile, 300. gallons of meal aa : . je stated 963,09 which came before him, came thru nquash was good for him and {the police for the capture of t 30 gallons of moonshine’ concealed American Legion national convention | been ratecd by his committee, Di-| no faults of the persons who were giving him moat of his own per | three Fremont bank robbers Ia STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Oct. 5. in the basement~-of one of the at Oman passed thru North Vernon j vision E, the foreign corporations) surrfering. tion, 1 took the usual car | week by the National Surety amed Finnish gunboat sank pufidings. i at 10:17 2 m. The train was run-| division, under Howard Allen, an- ave tng vicina Toe valroties Jown to work. The girl who | will probably be made Tuesday, naval maneuvers between | — , adh ce tela sas er ee coro at the {sances” ho wald on at Harrison xt. has got | cording to Chief of Police W. B.|Kaskisland and Bernosand Sunday,|ficers, according to reports reaghe | More than 1,500 sat down at th p new re at, rather bees every a low of 45 ané » of- : , Mire, tans ep seb dew, ct 450 1ST is Wrhiscsel.prtadene ot-teet Dut Hope. Ua'*Logt' for: Air| “#, Sew "rd Mat rather baswmlans | Sverre. 0's. atts tom of 6 mam anh tee of tne Sekai [Nathan Eckstein, campaign chajr- | Shamber of Commerce, gave a short Mail Flyer now lieva’te the real hero of therchese:| : | rman, gave instructions to the work-|t#lk on the formation of the fund . y i ae) a the off wily. ‘veosen! 4000 Lilet 4 ers on answering questions which | !n Seattle 1 inp aataeereaaae eI minutes after seven and rnd sented Montag, cBacis oft will probably be put to them during} William Short, presi¢ of the} BELLEFONTE, Pa, Oct. 5.—with| {Wo minules Papers around g five persons will receive FREDERICK their solicitation work. State Federation of Labor, pledged | Continued bad weather overhangir it my des would 3 € B. A. Sands, Dr. Mi A. Matthews said that the} himself to do all possible in the| the Allegheny mountal ioe 4 A. Overholt q @ | prophecy in the slogan. “It Might! ald of the drive er Ae abe gh be morning J ‘tan, who was & NELS ON County Commissioner’ Sur-| —-— ot es ote | have Beds feataloiapee Gath tien] “be atbek truck ‘wreck j prises Thieves—Escape ‘Man Arrested i in Mother Asks $15,000 | tia: ie wit be found ave viet five shnren é 4 the last, i . Frank Paul ora orn At ss than a month afte Declaring that her right leg was, pla four air mi achines and cmcoar, sald 3H wits, “There's I eiciained: based “i 3 mus" the seare ch for Jamrs A. Bovee, on| permanently injured on the ferry! a commercial plane aro ready to take | NeW hat Towant f om ame Eases joo ull fraud: chemise, was Marted, in|t Vashon Island, November 22.| ofr in search. of. Ames, who fs | “Up an. eighth means . Dependable Goods--Econcany Prxes—Fredarck & Neen Serre Thiay: apaateas wih risa traveling | Seattle, Boveo was arrested in Chi |1 Mra Inez Odie, mother of fi * | to reach the air station here on. ache about 60 cents at F K reed paltcaas role} serra | engo. a wire from that city it hildron, filed a claim for $15,000| uted time Just before midnight Thurs., ‘hat off,” said the se r, and OOS reat: hay Inspector J. 8. Swenson, Seattle. amagen against the county Phases day went c imens b a elle Say M tated Monday | Col, Howard Hanson, dep’ rata “I wrote several st ‘May Cut Sand Point ee Po 2 an ; Paul and Mrs, Paul's sister, Mrs.| 3 ae pees mee ae ae TS oT hed the teat odes | owolinocd Estimates as |with two other men, who were ar. | ected . |Report on Mullane ne Con Sante ra docidedl a Paul discovered a ladder standing | Tested for using the mais to defraud | | Mra. Odle and her hus the city desk, Thth I djd some County commissioners Asc ld ad ie : maul d 4 e ne ft] Ode; aleo anke ‘outine work and at 11:50 called j 2 to cut $200,000 from the elow a second-atory window and sev. | it pe sais te hater to — r hae Probe Is Delayed {0 Homer Brew fat it was time | get which had been insett- a Tics or 4 Commo : nance com: | f ne a a R i pi images re ja smoking | with path in Seattle, Spo-| returning } to Medina ause he was detained in a éu-| to eat. ‘Telling Homer that it's ide a fund for purchasing Sigaret. kane Francisco and Loe Aw | ane ferry ‘ourt trial Monday, Prosecu-| time to eat is unnecessary, but al land for the Sand Point} The list of the loot included two} "my ls tas nd that the i was unable to report to} habitual Chairman, William a suits of Paul's clothes, seven tailored | 5* leanly and negligently” se 1 into rs on the Mul. Homer and Frank Webster rmal vote on the $200,000 shirts, all of his handkerchiefs and ithe dock, throwing Mra. fund”cane, He m the business office, and 1 iter would be taken during the first hose. Mrs. Paul lost a sealskin coat.| Lawton Soldier. Gals dawn or GE ck state ire with other! all went down to the lunch, and | budget hearing M afternoon. Fresh A +f t d silk lingerie and bed linens. Her sis-| K ve Cc hh turing: and stiffening “it C he waitress, gavd us soup |. The commissioners planned to fi- resh Asso7r men 8 an ter lost lingerie and ivory toilet set illed in Cras { salmon sandwiches | nance purchases of Sand Point acre- Low Prices Sarit Private Burnett B ow : n pic. I made my usual | age by year when K, Fourth infant orker Is Hurtin. ut the coffes and Homer | needed, he said os co ree Get Counterfelter pehalls ope Hichway Cex Crash pinarnet saa é Thanh tdicnnye esd A atant: ihe pant HUNDREDS of yards of Hunting for Booze |mrsre"" * = 8 ‘ ay 4 accused of pa tine t uring the coffee into ings at m. with, considera attractively priced curtain Bentley collided with a Ben Peck, of the Union Dfachine th county fu the sugar gow! inst of jadiing | tion of their own $15,156 esti. nd drapery fabrics ready for your choosing in the 3 Prohibition proved the undoing of work F land } ious’ ou Bad py eeguainng seasies ri is eae “7 Pp rsh a « f Variven by Private Merriam. Officers works, was in ro Kirkland hospita Mull the sugar into the coffee. mated expenditure and $73,620 Downstairs Store. + hears oes Woukl-be beta lof the post are investigating the acci- | Monday asa result of an , dt oe tentatively allotted for election and F ; falter, ‘recently, ‘acgording. to 5. | tent. collision Sunday night at Adelaide his home “After that we all went back ard [registration costs. ‘They hope to n ke Sammamish. Reports to! | 9 tuxed glass from the coun tives of the in-|ty store room to enclose a porch on mer and Web played Thirty. Braye the hearings Friday with | BRANDING | irucrns erence | ase er Srenaarean 2 |SSetanter SS 1 36-inch Cross-bar Marquisette = ter, did not his name. The ex ‘|| fer ruffled or plain curtains. Evenly- | || STARTS ON P. ONE | /tent of Peck’s hurts has been woven quality in white, cream and | | rot ooking fo; bo ae | pgeabuunn ecru. Two sty les of weave to select | Cc | ay looking fo. bo 26 | 346 nad talked to Capt. Ker —_—_-----—-——————r7 oie aPhOy Big nee. Shes ES meen] FREDERICK & NELSON || “07 ryan <a aginst , aooiay. morning, when someone ‘ A a Jury convicted him of | "ein oat thing Tknew, 1 ayo MORGAN FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE 1, 400 ode Cruain Fabrics tad otiae wantio “The first thing I knew, Tawoke|! STARTS ON PAGE ONE o omec: holdi. e A ed States money. He {t? find someone holding mi | ) had gathered together his} counterfeiting apparatus in a shack w the line” distr con: secret service operatives in at conspiracy wii counterfeit Un in plain weave Coarse Nets, Cross-bar- xt Monday |towel was tled over my face with os ele get W ceiha aust | HOME FURNISHERS — INTERIOR DECORATORS and-dot Marquisette, and Ruffled will be sentenced n For plain or ruffled curtains. The Va vai cecsiessenes AL ANSE epi Un jp MOISE STE TE he the women said: ‘No, that {s car HERE’: BO! ot eee eos ing Ht too far, Let us put it on} «when Matt called me in on the LEGISLATURE har arm/ ‘The other woman reptied| pays Morgan matter he told me he {When she gets this on her arm} jaq Known about the Hquor sales} \ STARTS ON PAGE ONE | *!¢! leave ber husband + | from the jail to me for six month q | The man suddenly said, “This d— | 1 wed that if I didn’t tell him it.than was my wish,” he replied, ) a cushion string. I could not see S sf 4 or make a sound. I rd the if he belleved Morgan's Cross-bar Marquisette. All very de- | 4 peed CITY ¢ AR LINE voices of two women and s man r came from grateful | sirable curtain fabrics, The yard.... / ¥ “Seattle's They turned the lights on in the | released pr . he said | - : will be the subse 88 at | bedroom. 1 could tell that much I never said I believed that, They | is Cte the weekly lunche Kiwanis! 1 fought as hard I could while | that for me,” Morgan said. 1 500 Y d C t F b 4 tub Tuesday at The Olymple Hotel. jthey tled me up, but I couldn't} “Do you believe it came from con. ’ ar § ur aim a Tics a David W. Hender eneral super: | got away fiseated stock te mendent of the Seattle municipal |” ts. 1 neard the man say, ‘Let's|. “1 don't know where it came from in Bungalow Net, plain and fancy dot } ; allways, will be the speaker i, oh cect St " % I only know I was placed in such a Marquisette and Dotted Swiss styles. brand her on the face’ One of| \sition that I had to buy fiore of | 4 ¥ | Cc Dainty Patterned Cretonnes in colorings and designs suitable for } draperies and comforter coverings. | Widths, 83 and 36 inches. The yard.. | Cc —DOWNSTAIRS STORE hing won't burn very well." Hoe | the about the whole affair, he waiting for the return of Ralph " n of Ralph Met-| had apparently htéd” arkealcohol me connected and discredit Galt. 66 Tacoms; the 1 had apparently lighted an alcohol of that bods ing member |lamp to heat ar iron. A little later|my vers ody. He has only recently | she felt an agonizing pain as the tached this count Fi. py RG ee Burope, and let epaciod Macon of \brand waa burned or cut into her HERE’S MORE ABOUT ped any |ieft arm between the shoulder and, ht ab |e | CITY MANAGER | I rs say that 1 2% ¥ SIX OT! whe trio departed and she tried to ounted on to take the |release herself and failed. She was STARTS ON PAGE 1 eth | found husband | —4#.____ rogram without a chaser, in the| cidigay ben | event of a fight. This doen not in| When he got off duty at the fire sta-}tne regular channels, the samo as| dude Benatar Gants, S208 Bot 1D 1ticn and) returned home the charter amendment plan, | ‘aid, controls a group of senators in | The note,on the front door was| A move was recently lost by op-| he Southwest, and y ha: 50-inch Decorated || | Oilcloth Lunch Cloths in the can be vernor’s composed of words clipped from|ponents of the charter amendment up to his time been an unknown factor. | Newspaper headings and pasted to-|to have 15 freeholders elected at a SHOWDOWN OVER gether. «It read: “Taylor: eveyrone| special election this fall to revine ELECTION OF CLERK knows ‘T standa for thief. Your wife | the charter and submit their revis Ap 28ege Me | ‘The first showdown will be over | stole you. You see how you make it, | lons at the spring election. Corpor | ‘ td Ws both ees 4 he election of chief clerk of the | tm way Jt in? You want to remem: |ation Counsel Kennedy spiked this a 4 Sens) : SPECIAL wouse. The governor, it 1s under-|ber you are to blame and you will) Saturday by holding that there was i stood, had ‘harles Maybury, | have to the penalty. Just think | insufficient time for such an clec-} F his director of lice job. But since it t es, for this |of you burning your wife. I have | tion, i} | Known that Herbert Sieler, ot Che. | Willi’ | opinion of most of tho unclean (Z halis, had anywhere from 6% to 63| Dr. Frank Maxson, fire de part: | sho declared she could see no logical | of the members lined up solidly, it| ment physician, dressed the girl's |teason for approving the freehold. | ut two|ers’ plan under Kennedy's ruling: Is an Readiness for Fa ll ’ 4 thought that Mayberry. will Minds othe Head nat Mayberry will not | wound, ‘The brand is j mB 3 4 relish going up against the guns,| inches long, The letter “1 jx per-| Councilman Belekson — wec onded 2 Designs \ ind that A. W. Calderhead, of Van.| fectly formed. !this and added that ho was unal- | | 5 A i i in Five- Daisy erie ee |. Tho @etectives auiestioned two | ‘erably opposed ttt oa toors. | EWLY redecorated and refurnished throughout, the governor's enemies | women Who were suspected by the are claiming that the legislature | Taylors. ‘They indignantly denied | Tindall and Nichols have also sald Thrift Cottage, on the Fourth Floor is amply ready for will meet, look over the situation | any knowledge of the outrage. | thelr intention of voting inst the é . ‘| 5 i. Kd ‘force’ an. adjouromcce utr nen| the whole vasd’ apparently iw one |freeholders’ petitios. Fall with many helpful suggestions for the decoration of vary, Little sentiment of this kind | of Jéalousy on the part of othr Councilman Blaine, on the other ould be found Bcty Se 4a ig | Sian er ying pga a i that about half of |}) the home. @ Many believe that once the ball| looking young fireman, police: be-|the registered voters voiced thelr |] SN i rene tiaras 5 going, that the session. wilt| llevs oppositign to the charter amend- UST 450 of these specially priced Luncheon 1 tana At Mhyi ‘ottave. w is ¢ i un on till every one has had| Mtv. ‘Taylor did not seo her ment effy manager plan last spring. Che hostess of the Thrift Cottage who 18 a Cloths of soft-finish, durable oilcloth, At- sh. But among those on the! sailints and the evidence against! He believed, he sald, that no coun trained adviser on home economics, will be | tractively decorated in blye and blue-and-rose Color Combi- nations the opinic that the, the two women whe ero 6 ed | cllme should < e of | "| ‘ iL ina @9' dayy, dnd that | arae nobNaOnE poneMeea neers RICYRIRRAOA Fate: aa epriAn | pleased to discuss individual home problems—~ | colorings on plain white or mottled grounds, tho Important legislation can |an arrest opposed te the charter amendment, | whether on Budgets, Food, Clothing, or Home | 50-inch size, can be used square or round, Ye cleaned up that time | The Taylors were married a year ineliman Hesketh econded | B £ Special, 59¢ Tues ay. Everybody agrees that if the goy.| ago August Mrw, Taylor was| Plaine, declaring that he is opposed | quipment. \ ; ’ ) Suican eaketeme ts ror and the legislature get in a| formerly « Portland, Ore. girl. Tay to any ward system but does not —Fredevick & Nelson, Fourth Vloor ® iam, the fireworks will be net off, | lor announced after visiting the po:|believe that the freholdeera’ plan pd that th or will only tice that he would place the mat contemplates that, Neither Carroll ke allowed to nee the Aapiny. ter in the handé of # Inwyer, Hnor Campbell could be reached. 4 “ E . | = shinies in. — ran aveisinongiintpie Seer iisanseeeeemnnabatinisemenmemmoammanmenaneten tan ese Snanas as * Lyi ( WW hie HG 4) mit ngs aR IK A