The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1925, Page 1

j ‘ 5 ae > The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington | 7 | Late f | i Botered as decond Claas Matter slay , 1499, at the Postoftice at = = = — =r 5, TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE PIRATES Ww vi NO. 1 SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, TOBER 8, 19% NY JOHNSON TO TELL ower i a PITCHERS But Sweet Visions, of Co-ed Haney Are rages Wrecked INSIDE JAIL STORY ' Howdy, folks! Washingt > : won the opening game of the ' World Series, as was exclu: || aively predicted by all the base Oo i ball experts today i i entirely of veterans (EDITORIAL) AE H. PO. x terda game, the no? fae are thinking of se NITED we stand; divided we fall!” 4 9 : ie fe none That is just as true in Seattle in 1925 as it Hab wire: Walter Jot haa been playing was when it was uttered in the days when the fate of ae Se bell for 38 yeore, HeU'k the nation hung in the balance. . . 36 1 6 09 6 plicher when he gets a se : Sheriff Starwich Is oo 308 seasoning. Advocates of a managerial form of government P d to Meet at aartie ete ‘ a ol gr 4 for Seattle have allowed their various plans and cam- | Bondi . S es al Hr nt, All of his grand paigns to become so diversified that it’s hard to tell | andit's Story ¢ we int pee: renee where we are heading. Some want this; some want | yaxco VER, Oct. $.—Relieving ee that—and as a result the average voter, who in the ate a ¢ . THE REGULAR ANNOUNCERS last analysis must decide the question, is snowed | ‘ sc DD ate Se A inert BROADCAST THE GAMES | e ee ! i , t t are » stations are broad-y under with doubt and suspicion. . t t tt oe Ww t . Any successful politician will tell you that the way . P " : This is Station B-U-L-L, Seattle. ; 2 pe or. 3 | The first oumber on our special to election lies in splitting the other fellow’s vote. f e Oa am | P today will be a solo by Anti-manager folks would like nothing better than to » 5 . Aldtlég ose” Goslin, who will accom , “ pany himself on a Louisville Stug see several plans for city manager government go on o in dis " gardin } eer. ; Sars the ballot. set Mt i va ig g " ne next offering on the One bi ational: Sa Ofd-Cat_ program will be Opus 9, 9 This must not happen. It means sure defeat. J an brought t ; tee ates: composition by Signor Traynor, of Kither we hang together—or we hang separately. eves t @ inath Sac nite oveleaiie, Cuma Pittsburg ty ; a ‘ amaiy mort he Ss ike: ‘genaad numbers will now be Faced by Corporation Counsel Kennedy's opinion t ha 1 e 4 aes Veach He me runs. rendered by the whistle on the pea that the charter amendment, submitted by the Mu : Jad Cuvier (3) -vaeok Hse next offering on our pro nicipal league is of “doubtful validity” and will surely ‘ ; Struck’ ont’ ‘by—Coleveskie 2; Ald. ram will be a composition by the be subject to a long court fight, even if successful, Me . ; a Aldi ry 1 ise : a ces Blind Quartette, composed of the sates . : t aceieed of $42,000 dridge, 1. Hit by pitcher umpires of today’s game. The Star believes the time has come when every pro- Royal Bank be vandin Bluege by “Aldridge” “Passed ball The solo to which you have just manager advocate should get behind the plan for a J hak oainee | ut nue at nae oa listened was by Mr. Walter John. ‘i tat ahict m Sea ' © wit ts uf the plate; Owens. ai son, well-known st, singing freeholders’ election. ; ing extradit teat BE preniek at Moriar- “Will They Miss Me in October as Let’s get down to brass tacks! Let's throw ALL as Dy aes WEP: THOR su liny ches They Did in May eat ty . ite the net ¢ i ticca 2? This will conclude the special pro- of these manager plans open to public discussion. two weokw late FORBES FIELD, Pittsburg, gram for this inning. No hits, no Let’s get together on the one plan that is best—and +h) a ab Oct. 8 — Pittsburg won the ns, no errors. » T OVER! ; 1 a pipe LAD prs 3 te second game of the world’s eo. stand by for pop bottles. PUT IT OVER! 2 om ‘ade drircud hie series here today after a tight Tilo fa 1 ew in baseball . . nen ere so thinly veiled that ‘ 3 pitchers’ duel between Stanley Radio ts. 4 i ey Hardt i bes | Sat aed: how ‘ o wa w r sagornwenay ras r .. ,Coveleskie and ‘Vice Aldridge. Theee ha Find Missing Boy; ie bhort vt ; to 1 officer jn Seatt ADORED BY THE WOMEN, but ridiculed by the men, the mustache has a short life.’ “Final score: Pittsburg 3 He “Wasn’t Losted , agate , Mt fe ’ jen 1 @ very | Before this co-ed wakes at least three of the four mustaches’ may be gone, but it’s a pleasant Washington 2 i re Iso be p = . Be es te . E oa traws Gream. The campus boys she is dreaming about are Albert Ottenheimer, Lander Hall: Phil Home runs accounted for int ky C i < Uinnicet ial! sega elt 2413 10th ave. N.; Fred L. Ball, 4508 16th ave., and Dinty Boyd, 1205 the only scores: in the early wh Mulhollan oth st. P - ame. ah clio =e caine H.W. Mulh i BY ‘RUTH WALLER : eae oe the, game. Joe whdge Max “Carey, | ual training in Seattle sch a TIMISTIC “MAN! Tor try | Senator first-sacker, hitting a srailsbowk fe ee N Oe eee tae for the circuit into the right Pitt but fitet saw, the light witahie ie ade im ee field stands and Glenn Wright, of day when his parents moved to Seta ; baci aeeten. natal Pirate shortstop, socking one Philadelphia AIR RACE abi ee KETCHIKAN into the left field bleachers FIRST PHOTOGRAPH OF THE by wosummer of hard work In . | Eat arene ard OPENING GAME EN Dea hee kel ch ine or ikette a ~ , Hazen Cuyler, Pirate left- PITTSBURG! One Killed, Another Hurt in gic. the cotlese man return. |Alaska’s Large Sawmill De-| aoa ure in the last 5 is . of the eighth inning, scoring International to the ity with flourish stroyed by Fire * Moore ahead of him. : ing decorations on Yhe upper m his exp in Seattl J . cause he was “afraid of official: ITCHE) ue FIELD, L. L., Oct. 8 D. Slick little black ones, much KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Oct. 8.— ORBES FIELD, Pittsburg, 0 | rag iM PO , Oct. 8. | ‘ ‘ me a led blond ones, bushy red one (By U. P)—The first rain that| —Trailing by ong game, the \ Starwich Aware Leap why ‘ irling sates ‘ xt ones—a {ell he fon oven eS month. last | Washing oni aes ups pines t os kinds colors. sci ee ‘ shington Senators in the world a cee of Bandit’s Ire! °%°"'.°" \" BULLE or Oras clad’ “We ight tchikan from being | series here this afternoon with blood fonaid ‘alsa waiwnt es ‘ held here tho he cultivated a bit of down | !#d in ashes when the electrically-|in their eyes and clamoring for re- us big as beet4 BHeries : BtaE We a sak en ig Two men-—Clarence D, Chamber on the upper tip all summe driven plant of the Ketchikan) Venge. that “Johnaod is ‘atming: bis, ‘veiled a pilot, and La Bura:) “produced nothing more than a | Spruce Mills Go., the’ largest saw-| _ After being flopped in the opening threats’ at me nelli, a passenger, were In the ma game yesterday by Walter Johns e I know Johnson going to try | chine when rashed # al miles : ic ve aie ap Sato le mill in, Alaska, was destroyed: by! the National Tengu auainp loti Wen Nae ind stir up some kind of @ mess. | away from Judge's stand. “Don't feel sorry for'him, Het | "8 in a critical position. They had to If Professor Kincaid seeds in from information I now have I/ Hiraneili was the man killed. He! come into his own. Some time The cause of the blaze is un-| win today’s game or assume a handi- owing: ‘oysters ast beat: my, pomscs om sa . ” died in the wrecka the ma-| wi the next two weeks or | known. ‘The fire broke out at 7:30 | CAP that would be almost too heavy . of Naturally he is resentful because Frat 2 i M0 i : a butcher shop and or i Atym aiid “inake ‘people, be [Se disappear, What will It avail & | iit and lumber yards showered the | most p ; pire’ yater ns <i Chamberlain was brought to the; man if his lip decoration was most perfect for baseball The gray bi otk kis 1 HS Y9 18 pes 0% mane noone ty Mitchel field tat hospital and was| beautiful and hardy and grew usiness section and residential dis- clouds that hung low By the skies DIAKy EAD! But tot him talk. 1 am ready | immediately placed upon. the oper-| without bounds all summer, or /'ricts of the city carly: jn’ ther migraine: were, chisel Sl icheldde Meet ton dt POA ek a ating table, His right leg was frac.| even that it Is an object which Rain sthat startea shortly before | oated the field sunshitie, : tint 1, bat anon’ Ovi i he had sustained concusison of the} hu brothers sitting on hi putting out blazes that were s one : owd was balle: game: and the most enthra ing n el Prisoner Is ss ce brain chest and another at his head, | almost simultaneously in ‘a Hy. Lie a remnants bane It come in on the ticker, 3. 1 , ght surgeo: ¢ hirsute adornment ts doomec ions of the to’ by the wparks. be beid c ae Som aad, G4 wager .b ohiiiage) wih outs o the ear From Cell in Night Maj. I, B. March, flight surgeon | the hirsute adornment Is doomed | tons of the town by the spark Loarly ‘and! the | reserved: sections SHAN. Pe AT las Ai J T. H. Johnson, bank robber nus {i0 charge, sald he probably would! to an untimely end The mill flames were under con-| Sonn sold weeks neo vot vlas! it was not to be, aad ‘dred: Ibreaker, | recover Of course, some of the owners | trol this morning. The loss has! “Retin ‘odds ah Soe DSC. Stl Clb Dame Brew, | knee ease Ph Al HLS SM pttccbae- i The donteatania in the lid will just rally decide with. | not. yet been estimated, but will) Betting odds changed before the loft the county Jal) Wedyesday night ve contestants in the race did | game started, The Pirates were 6 under heavy guard and wa ecretly not stop when Chamberlain's | out coercion that they no longer PUB ED any spapeends’ Of «dots to 5 favorites yesterday, but the Sen- taken to Vancouver, B. C, | plane erashed, ‘The winner of Mn to Ny yates Aner iat lars ait aes jators are a 7 to 6 shot on the series in S 6) ance There ho ts held tor the Hoyal | the flight wag Pilot B. L. Rowe rae er aha CB at now, with even money that Pitt Bank of Canada $42,000 holdup of who flew a Thomas Morse 8-4-2 ors si ahi ¢ e239 * burg beats Washington today. 1 By REX BEACH last December at Nanaimo. Convic.| at an average speed of 102.9 rachel Pees heed |\Co-ed Fussing on \ Tinea Lene > i e /tion carries a maximum of a life, miles an hour, aking nec AWks | WASH FTON Rite out, the ¢ f never Mf = “4 term at Onkalla prison atid 60 lushes| — W. In GBimnore, chlet engincer. | pe nge rast pe lost in lux. ° | Campus Is Banned} Wright to Grantham. §, Harris fan- Fied to t copy of Liberty on on the bared back, | of the Curtiss Aeroplane and : 3 | Wrussing (talking to co-eds), @mok-| neq, Goslin flied to Carey. No those term 3 ; + h That may have been the Qause for| Motor company, was second at ie jing, standing on Denny steps and] run, no hits, no errors, 4 a oe You will thrill to its raystering, lawless ad- | tho sudden pallor which oversprand 100.7) miles an hour average wearing anything but the green cap PITTSBl RG—Moore went out, Buygeatie City Editors: Why ; se ‘ Johnaon's face whert"he was led out| speed, and Richurd Lee third, jis aguinst the law for frosh at the] Peckinpaugh to Judge. Carey fan: not print something today atout the venturing. Enjoy its color and the tremen- of cell, shagless and couttess, und} (rum to Page 9 Column 1) | University of Washington from next ned, Cuyler out, S. Harris to Judge. ball game between Washington and} Sones te ae brought face to face with three pro f | Monday on. ‘Tho tradition first-year; No ru no hits, no errors, ; Pittsburg? | dous description of the majestic frozen gold ‘||| vincial police officers ready for tho| 7 \| rules will be enforced by @ vigilance ECOND INNING nimaee | land—respond to the romance of primitive Hight boat trip. 5 || BEAR’S OFFICER | committee, composod ‘af more than GTON--Judge hit a 4 ® Lii Gee Gee would make 5 ‘aay Manacted at his wrists, ane bis arms TO SEE HIS SON | 0 men, armed with the husky} homer into the right field stands. J ] , ‘ Q passions—of primitive men, | held high ove his head with a | | padgte: Harris aypgled past Wright, but was a great writer of advertise. | rope, Johnson was in a position In FOR FIRST TIME || St .bouts, Mo. Oct, 8—An ox: | jcaught “Stealing, Smith to Moore, ments, She now advocates \which even the most desperate of ! : | ploslOH wrecked the downtawan of: | 1] Bluege flied to Barnhart. Peck out, sprinkling Limburger cheese ‘ | Hiwi@riends could huve no chance at NE momh@P of the crow of the |ltien of the La ( Ga : Traynor to Grantham. One run, two with Listerine | rumored last-minute effort to liber coast guard cutter Bear, [Poompany, in the heart of the Good | hits, no errors, 1 a i Ne | dle Hit aguin which docked in Seattle Thursday |) oxy district, this afternoon. Warly | PITTSBURG—Barohart filed to y ¢ PRISONER SILEN * atter {ts annual Arotio crulse, 18 |) open did not indicate whether | Ih Rice, Traynor out, Bluege to Teidee Pe re rnd: Uo: homectny In Serial Form ‘ [ON HIS WAY OL |] Very nxtoun to get home, 11 andere wan killed mvestimemts due Weigh singled over Judge's im ‘| a | ) Aout, Co dor Wise > haaania nved 6 build Web , qv pend and went to second on a f Far-distarit stations on thetr cypy-| pbecu agin | cio was preceded tastho Jock by iT arr, the executive officer of th ||, Many wemgyemploved in th ie Be sure to turn to page |}) jeased ball, Grantham out, 8. Har- tal set; Y day | Bert Ross, spectal ova counsel in|] snip, whore homo at present In in Lj my he | 17, where you will find a ris to dudge, No runs, one hit, no tke | Rees charge of extraditions. tous notified | : sion and hindered the work of fire ? . But let them get New York or } Astoria, Oregon ‘ pRB RY we Ati Ne dock officials of tho coming. of (hel i men who were entering the build: large variety of worth- |]| errors, We ai CI | A two-month-old baby Is anx lad THIRD INNING e tu when 1 go homel e ar Joutlaw, ‘They were In veudin ind |] jously waiting to greet hin daddy, {{J9& attempting to rescue persons |{] while investments, | WASHINGHOMMR URL. Tab thn eee | Payaed him around the walting pas |] gown there, And Wischarr can't {Md to bo trapped on the second |]} Nica eee arses thot ato a % ' ae ncnwors |} Gown th He Wiaoharty Oat ta thi OO \] You will find the best |]| ned. Coveleskie fanned on strikes, . roto Nimo a oft im | Johnaon arrived a tow minutun|| Wale to Bounce his frst und only | Within 80 minutes. 10° poruons buys in the Want Ad col | Rico singled over Aldridge's heud, 4d ported from ( | ohnaon ed nh toy titun HT Hate Bans HUA hain RaOI dA S5@ oe inf ‘ perwons | ys ‘Ole a i idee! Cate 14 abating, ceed sl Starts Tomorrow Jintot Ian. automobile with, threo| Wed tWo. Months nee, white [{ad beon carcied trom ' the» bulld f The Star jind went to second on a balk, 8 7 Bie se mrenn' | hi 4 Ph FR HAs Aad h fe Mu | . ¥ umns 0! e Star. Harris out, Wright to Grantham, hb of Wy Columns, provincial, officers and two local!) wWigehary way in the north ing, It Was unknown whether they | } ; caval A] tur to Page #) Cotunin : Vat doa, | (turn to Page 9, Column 2) i ( “ q