The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1925, Page 7

MONDAY, OCTOBER 12 SHIPPING AGENT / gr @ENDS HIS LIFE Port Townsend Celebrates F erry and’Rail| 1. H. Kline’s Body Found | Delegations From Seattle and Other Cities Join in Festivities Sunday; | After Second Disappearance Golden Spike Is Driven and “The Olympic” Christened ATTLI FREDERICK & N ELSON FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET IXT AVENUE 150 New Hats at $ 9.50 ti ene muse for ht cat Of Satin, Combined With | Blin fst” i ite ake Other Materials ea w i 1 reaps ys lat HPAVY quality satin, combined wit! " Ho der metallic cloth, felt and wide ribbons, ; a The ne i : and striking off-the-face models. ies In the fashionable Fall shades, and black. At Word f F $3.50. MISSING HUNTER REACHES CAMP Edward Ward Starving as SDT He Finds Ranger’s Cabin if HERE'S MORE ABOUT | cr Ce BASEBALL |} ? | STARTS ON PAGE 1 || Ci _J| assisted. One run, two hits, no er In Fall Fashion Circles These Smart Styles in Women’s Pumps Are Sure to Be Found Step-in Pumps Black Satin Buckle Pumps SECOND INNING Mc sin, afternoon. mployed’ by into a dou! Harris to J 1INGTON—Ruel popped to Moore. Bluege fanned, Coveleskie walked. Rice out, Melnnis, unas sisted. No rans, no hits, no errors. THIRD INNING BURG—Moore ¢ Carey walk Strap Pumps these attractive new hats. Smart turban shapes, the newer poke styles, Bluege 45 miles thru « Cuyler walke: the wildest country in the state. over Peck Cuyler reac ind. Barn Family Flees From a? Caylee acor aibineti k © Judge Two Flames in Dwelling as Aroused by fire in. their home| WASHINGTO! Harris out, | ; Sunday morning the family of | Aldridge to McInnis on a bunt. Gos- : ; Lin, out, Moore to McInnis, Judge | —— a ! A NEW ERA in transpor-, ce ete Oy Ce) eo ne tation. facilities for Port] ‘34 aie R ' WN Townsend began Sunday ‘MAN JAILED FOR bias 1 of eek dee Peck when the auto ferry service | n complete control o: SBUR(—MeInnia out, Pec its occupants had d Ito Judge. Snalth singled over se OUT OF AUTO from Seattle and the aba | CHECK FRAUD 2 tu loss is} Alc ° i Moore extension were inauguratec 500 ne nt b c (Right) the first ferry un-| adh Fou n High-| loading at the slip. (Left) Judge unnseisted, Injured Man Found on High: Hading At the s'il into| Another Hunted on Charge caping injury. The house fire probably from a det Patent Black Satin Tan Calfskin (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) made a ¥ out, In another“ fire r the home of W. E. L st. was damaged to the exi:nt of } errors $700. The lows is covered by insur SHINGTON—J. Harris nit a) “AY? Had Ajetied Races | the heart of the city over the| Gf Bogus Operations Here ance home run Into. the ° left . field c be new extension. (Below, left ; : i a8 B Wea a bleachers Peck fanned. Ruel sia: | neh to right) Mayor Hedrick, of |, Au* RRS: TOR DOG! & BOvEEN oy Scouts Ai gled in front of Barnhart. Bluege <7 “aise Port Angeles, Mayor Bugge, } ret’ ¢ fe doubled to left, Ruel stopping at! > ator trom Hood | of Sequim, and Mayor Barnes, azed anil severe e@ Traffic Control] third. Coveleskie fanned. Ri@e out, | McInnis unassisted. One three hits, no errors. ore. lof Port Townsend, who drove «poiat| the golden spike completing mot tal ft were teaching jaywalkers he Lake Burien step at Fourth ave and Pike st, Saturday. This being FIFTH INNING & wide and troublesome intersecti PITTSBURG—Cuyler flied t i 100 Pairs Wool-and-Cotton | 35 to 40: Patterns 1) | in a ng from Head a 1 Detective Mart affic. officer had called to art popped to Peck harten a ucceeded in & may | Sallabury nd to, 8 Hattie.” Nox ee Or aaces telat TOWNSEND, Oct ting to over Outimg : waa sia 0 races at 5 i spits ba tS geins, of Troupe 1, Lake Bu.) WASHINGTON—S. Harrie out, Wi ebiptoe dig il a's tegen : j FI rfen Boy Scou they were see-| Moore to McInnis. Goslin flied to) PY With three other im ,, | the Chicago, Milv t « $4,700 | annel ’ ing to it that th did not Cuyler. Judge popped to Wright, Sheldon, Ed Hanson and Bob Hasw.| ii ot posed walk. No runs, no hits, no errom. cl onpth atdet cca wal es ng the ¢ police detiare. man, wrote He SIXTH INNING drinking | PITTSBURG—Wright flied to Gos-| aid not } rtuwest Business |iin McInnis beat out a hit to Peck |an jon was the new! on a c It was scored as an and st SCHOOL, MEN ALTER NAM The Pa Schools associa! $ 35c and 40c Yd. ~ Low-priced 5 the Pair : Newer patterns. in | -# revit cross-stripe, block and Voces = reget bea sotd Pcaptsoabiesl Oey Smith hit into alsay that Haney'’s mone . wae endtehes stripe patterns | and . re School ners’ | double play, eleskie to Peck to/along with a check for $177 Pe ora hseuiey < ai F ms i ay P asi rs * fection an conference of the a ie oar Cts ards lac SAUL |miece ad othr ‘Banttie We eh Block plaid patterns in lavender, blue, pleasing colors. : 2 mast amet ona WASHINGTON—J. Harris singled | juries 0 Beattie’ calegaticil yas = (helitst, comaan rose, tan and gray. Sateen bound ends. Firm, soft, = warm } = over Wright's Head. Peek sacrificed, | ae | quest of Joshua Green, president of] Armed with’ a wg or, i weaves of good quality. Nelnnis to Moore. Ruel walked 17 ome Fax Rebate [ths Puxet Sound. Navi Co. | rant, Herbert arrested Weber in a Size 66x80 inches. Low-priced, Tuesday, At 35¢ and 40¢ the Bluege fanned. J, Harris was out, | hich started the seryic the nfown bank Saturday, ' Holder- '¢ 5.00 th ty ie de FREDERICK. | tine to steat uita, smith to tray: Up in Court Fight) sccay sound steamer, Olympic Cantict: Be located.” Detantines [fav @a-UO the pair, : : yar nor, No runs, one hit, no errors. } | As soon as the Olympic pulled Into/say he fed, le fying “his: wife and : DOWNSTAIRS STORE x DOWNSTAIRS STORE w slip at this efty, Miss} chiar te Tibbal cinted re BELLINGHAM, Oct. 12—Plafn-| | PITTSBURG—Aldridge out, Biuege| court deciaion of Saturday Nann lto Judge, Moore walked. Carey #in-|jng the demurrer\of EB. W Mba thet. d past Peck, Moore stopping at! president of the ' First ccond, Cuyler singled to Bluege,|bank, to their efforts oie lost GS lan eee PLAN RITES FOR Churches Unite Behind See eed eecce cece nce ete cee! AUT) VIET | Colvin’s Vice Fund Plea y. Cuyler stopping at} cess profit kie was taken out aod and 19 ott re suing the bank ‘ 2 ry eae ‘ B. Cross rer was upheld: by | the comp! Sane ere ay " was arrested at Seventh ave Ballou relieved him. Traynor fanned.| ‘The demu Aver dnts . al nite Cuyler was caught off third and re-| Judgo Hardin Saturday and his de. | ONVen Milo (Xt Ame tae oot Pont and geneea st, 8 on a charge Hold Funerale.. fon Seattle | County Commiésionérs Gondemtied for Denial ® gervice and) Mariner and Physician of Secret Investigation Kinances tirdd, Ruel to Bluege. Two’ runs,{cision will be taken to the state] F | three hits, no erré | | Angeles, :dfayor ipirk: 08, im | ‘The Canadian cu jar yor Barnes of Port Townsehd ine federal immigration bureau has | been searching for Crossley for over | spor Five years ago both men were] of. christening ow minutes } sor in the new dock. A with all the visitors down at th h of the ferry slip, the first Milwauk |supreme court for review | WASHINGTON—Leibold, batting | sve the spike home | - » — 1 =) - t for Ballou, doubled down right field) | Following ‘ . 1 . Aroused by county commissioners’ | Harry Blliott, Jr., of the F Bap ‘ollowing the spike dtiving, Hon. |) week. polles anv. Ti ae ‘ ; A. LEWIS, | s 3 Hine. Bice singled to center, scor- | Late agar sr Dan Trefethen, of que souriat bureau se eeeee Poss aay. The, fupitivs ta] DOR. “MARGARET A. Las rorepiil to grant teeonecnton Galvin | els ceutey sae eRe eR a ing Leibold. 8, Harris sacrificed, | ner; as ONE | of the Seattle chamber, sa short | inted in Canada for tho alleged! ¢5, 1300 Lakeview blvd. who was|requested vice investigation fund, | | BS cael cing | Smith to McInnis, Goslin flied to| Corn aca itl eddreas. Bheskihe tion | {heft of an auto on a charge of em-| kiiea in an automobile accident Fri-|Protestant churchmen of Seattle | CONsT¢zations {it (meet, for similar Rice going to thifd after) Ae aren ee enor « aE 5 the guest of the Port Townsend] | day, at Roseburg, Ore, will be|Adopted condemnatory, resolutions }action within the next week. |the catch. Judge walked. J. Har-|2¥0 reine ae vat mid atur. | Commercial Club at a luncheon. sane dea e etattige coe Hetagin mer unas | Vive conditions in Seattle. were | ris filed to Cuyler.’ One run, two) and Columbia Hr at ees trom a| Jn the afternoon cdurtery cars OTe tn eae eee te ending | A. Tepresentative resolution, -ap-| wigorously attacked by the Rev | hits, no errors, ad y. Kendall went on home| took the visitors on a trip around| fitneral arrangemenets, Mrs. Lew-| Proved by. between 26 and 80 Unl-| \ i iose Bailey jn his Sunday ser- | EIGHTH INNING | $14 poorer. Ithe upper peninsula cities ig was a resident of Seattle for 16} ory of Washington | stuaents|mon at the First Baptist church.) ) | PITTSBURG—Zachary now pitch-| | - years, and was killed when she was} "10 Seatratiter Presbyterian | He took as his subject the asphyxia to) " doubled ‘Gi i ' j 6 Seattle by to fro 3 ion of fo ‘oung people in a Re “CROWN? —[recSSiuvge's nead.”-stetnnls singled HERE’S MORE ABOUT Girl Fights Off. Assailant} returning to seattio py auto from year, gene ail Bundy [Hod of four young people jn a Ren fewer pireeseert ferent eer| E - | cM ea chools of the city “join in a move. | th he Ray Re . [to right, scoring Wright. Smith) BEFORE YOU VOTE | Near Apartment House | gris ment’ to ‘encdlirage (Colvin. to ‘trinica | PAT HEATER |sacrificed, Zachary to Judge. Ald mS ey sems Ga at | CAPT, JOHN, X. JOHNSON, eattle and King county a safe place} “The stock of a bootlegger today |rige hit to Zachary and Metnnis ed STARTS ON PAGE 1 Battling with a. pandit who at-|tetired mariner, who died at his| for boys and girls to live.” | goes for the most part not to the trapped off second, Zachary to Har $$ | tacked her near her apartment Sun-| home, 1006. Bothwell st, Friday,} ‘ppoty teacher, the Rev. Charles 'T.| hafdened old soak who was & dier, Rayenna| Will | be durled Monday afternoon submitted ‘the resolution to) habitue of the old-fashioned rry ave, escaped | from the Johnson & Hamtiton mor }iie seattle Council of Churches for | Ut It goes to the roadhous | ris to Bluege to Harris. Moore filed ack 19,75 to Rice, One run, two hits, no errors! yndoubtedly will result in litigation, what as- | (it Min WASHINGTON—Peck out, Wright “7 here that cit; ff: ill t be | Peihie . ‘ Jtyary. Capt. Johnson had, lived in| 4, ‘cian eat ote: music and revelry begin after mid 1 ‘ . surance is there tha ei ya airs will not be injury after the thug had tried to | tW v uetion in “making earnest protest to a $ Substantially con- |to MeInnis. Ruel out, Wright to ; 1 if the Jment wins at | throw her down an embankment. | Seattle for 40 years. He ts sut\/the county commissioners and urg-|Meht” Rev. Bailey sald structed; duplex grate MeInnis, Bluege fouled to McInnis.) thrown into chaos if the amendme ins a The eIPL REG eelachihe trees. | vied by fis Widow, Mra’ Christina jue county commoners eae wich, barns dither coal or No runs, no hits, no errors, the polls and is attacked in the courts? about 10:80" Ds, us sald) the man | Johnson nina hs viding the proseeuting attorney the n ie "i . icg — { NINTH INNING 5 . +e a iity = @j)came up behind her and seized her sna, | funds Sufficient to make it possible auses wood; mica door pan- |||. outntecurey ott, Zachary The Star stands unalterably for a city man mina tut aetlet tiol nul hin aigea |. DIt. ds WARREN RICHARDSON, Hoon nici te aucune tne wore mmunition Cau els; nickel trimmed. to judge, Cuyler out, Jundge unas| ager form of government for Seattle, It be- lover her mouth to stile her ones} Beattie phyalelin, waa’ buried Sun-| Tt declared that ‘ihe sherit? and Arrest of Two Men Size No, 18. hettes Lednatt aeciced.* Tragnor | : He and tried to push her down the} day afternoon from the Butterworth | police appear to be neglecting their] ~ a pas a Wiverad oe rack Barntiirt op Bits lieves that a managerial form will furnish lope, She fought desperately and| mortuary. More than 600 persons| duty in suppressing bootleg Joints] Fscine estigation in capneo- An exceptional value Jat’ second. Zachary wan taken out} added protection and added efficiency for ow managed to scoram for help, attended the services, which were In} and other places of temptation for xs aT a i ah th ines aby e . ne ook to rT 00 die ree of Worshipful Maste WIHT your and women o 8 Col at th low price, land Marberry sent in. rane a wealth of municipal enterpr ises nae aM ot bite fle Habis eye Ye ke ob voreblahy uy re ew vous N dnd women of this com. | een ia vapkon. lta Jame 00 3 ‘, 5 ’ old, a J 20 + $19.75. Fe d Me aiealess uaa i fsetanis But it wants that manage rial government dressod in dark clothing, and wore | Ington chapter, No. 1, Roto Croix, | similar ‘resolutions were adopted | Donahue, 86, and Norma 1 ulin: sel dit doh ol! Hee ce : : ny we . lack sweater W oC 06, scottish Rito Masons by the fo R01 Atio OP RNS Hokie ts *Any Heater or Range lined to Goslin, One run, two hits instituted in a way that will give it the confi- | ® black rowith a red strig Is tt h Rit fasons, nae cilowane, Faanisat ns ‘ron‘s | held inthe clty gail Mondas may be purchased through no errors blic, that will be i e ‘ : “fg ee a 4 ence of the public, that will be immune to i be Bible class, Rev, Harry 8. Mnple-| ‘The two men were arrested Sun our Budget (Pay-OutotIn WASHINGTON—Adaits, batting dence ri I ts or elsewhere, ¢ ff Drowning Victim Is “ithe raft of logs had been towed | ton seat " Method church, {day at Westlake ave, and Virginia erie Fao, for Marberry, out, Aldridge to Me-| attack in the courts or elsewhere, and that will | F d A to an Aberdeen mill from Hoqulam| itev. J.D kard; Green Lake| st. when the police found in their ; Frederick & Nets Innis, Hico ,out, Wright to Me be a government representative of the best ound at berdegn esterday Methodist churet, Rev M, Hill;| automobile a box of revolver shells, Downatatra tore | \WE Ar Harts / Mile to | Barn interests of all the people ABERDI Ovt The Wai Coroner 1. Hopkinaon believes|Olymple Court United Presbyterian | a key hole saw and « sledge Wien hart, No runs, no hits, no errors}. INUeLests HikYe 1 fi jot Hvala Kola, 95, wax found} Haakola mill worker, fell into} church, Rey. John W, Hannum mer - We hope that the city council considers all wedged in a log raft in the Chehalis| (ho water and was drown@ the| ‘The Rov, J, Ralph 3 of the} Polico believe that Thompson. {+ Tomorrow, at Boldt 5 1 heat po wlevatiot ide , sti seriously Pore it acts river yesterday, Two small boys} body Inter becoming entangled in] [iret Methodist church; the Rev, / acquainted with two of the suse ROROPFOW) 1 Mt "Bolas Cate, aad) Homie highest Delay: cf ere Re ne sides of the que stion sel iously before it acts on made the discovery, Haakola was the toon! A small amount of|Cloveland Kleihauer, — University | pected Nanaimo bank robbers, 1, Hy ‘Third Ave., Ham Sandwich, Potato Oklahoma is on a mesa in Cimarron | @alad, Pie and Coffec, t6e-—Ady, county and Is 4,800 feet high, Tuesday. soon at Hogulam two weeks money was found in the clothing, Christian church, and Attorney Johnson and William Bagley.