The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1925, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR PA GOAL ZONING” p>) ya» wp), JBLAME FOS FORBINDEN GIVENGRAND JURY 1 bureau predicted “cloudy weather,” which means that the fogclouds Committee Hears The Star’s | ™y resting om the Sound way tify woke. avis | Tfaffic Collisions Reported! Supreme Court to Review First Session of New Inquiry Representative at Inquiry || caused by what is known as a “high pr@sure area” to the northwest in City and County Larceny Conviction to Start November 9 This « cools the alr, The @ ld air comes into contact with the com i paratively warm waters of the Japan current and forms a fog : ; trate 5 prea : Z } In other words, said the bureau, a fog ia ob resting on the land rs ” a a veaitiad and water, instead of being where it should be, several hundred feet | * " ; Bane Borne BG be drawn ¢ ‘ \ in the alr pi 1 Tr yyy sale 4 " I é r Hails A raging storm, reported several hundred miles west, in the Pacific ere 2% aE, is headed this way. It may break in a few days, and if it does it will oot , ings ¢ ss dissipate the fog. Such natural action probably would be followed by ge . ; C rain, which would clear up the smoke in the air and bring clear weather apt rourth |¢d°s he igxe - : “| SRort Blasts in the Frog) isis stisses wo we ao|/stvenaet? enn sbi St tn eh s of this a = J iw. s ad ©. and Yeu. | the former admission « ’ t oes Alaska Steamship Co. and Pa | Pho tiner ¢ rdova, of the c the chauffour & 1 he state suprem: 1 € h er, t Prone \ ble a t amahi: « Steamship ( hift » Land Colvin's contention, but a reheart stor ¢ re Ost Of) hasseng 1 freight tt , t a wan asked. Now the entire court, sit break © Thermometer-equipped oven, size 18 ee e Alaskan port eported all tance of about nis Fos t ° banc, will hear arguments On |before the x inches; polished top. A featured value at @ prin Mem 1 mand esta ana: an hee hae Pel lies a 4 ; int Zbinden admitted forging fake auto |*. “li Mis $55.00. soft t ee) &: ‘ele ¢ ‘ cts, which he used to will be held _ = tise Ads Loe Bereet eR OBR AOS ' hs » yore | make loans on with finance ¢ 4 A Good Q Water I \ bead B s fox-|five to $0 minu ate, most of) damag wht rt-he had | ! Coil, b N 1 to her|them losing about 10 minutes on! Fog blamed for t & venture to Dr oe t y ° vi I Coast) smith Cove berth Thursday morn districts to an auto driven by J Pollie oa h ate Oy at. i: tal lad building Any Range or Heater may be bought Wedeeiny, “and uvora recente] “Un? MEPS aie acy mari ace he smaated ino ‘Me! Seward Park Folk |" % Prsecutor Coin lat wea Drader & em he » tt ent of we P : b . : Pag ! - os IOW NST AIR. STORE y sie ag ecg : ae fet evade pring AN Stig eat wah aursaped. but ia'ond ¥ Ask Rainier Buy SMALL ROY HIT ° A % t left Com ara at home the « and scratches. c hborhood, the , ; : 4 f pavements. stalled veh commit: Motorist Arrested as Tot Is two ni ha : ot, Picked Up Unconscious Electric Light Globes for every home purpose in a clear white quality. Sizes 10, 15, 25, 40 and 50 watt, each 27¢. ——_——. | HERE’S MORE ABOUT BASEBALL "REPRESENTATION =. STARTS ON PAGE 1 a scu” HERE’S MORE ABOUT | awin ; TERRES siege song... |80mMe Sections Have No F Tee esa Aves E 6, 036 20th ave. 8 PITTSBURG—Moore out, Johnsen . : w and Fau to Judge. Carey doubled to ieft cen-| Member on Commission rtf A Rupscsgiiiusl a teal ee 4 == ter, Cuyler fanned, Barnhart fanned. lay the ach fi Arrow | Riagvah ee eeartn ave ale sree 1 told 5 Shas tian Jage, ¢ bald about. the No runs, one bit, no errors, | WASHINGTON He was definitely lost and but | asscus sad , ip eee © > oy arya temple essed, with silk SECOND INNING lings of the went around in ro er i Wednes-| ows 7 . on his and we A pearl pin WASHING he diamonds was found in his ound the inte nr Drop Dry Agents in Prohi Reform Johnson. McInnis singled to the place, Wright stopping at see ond. Smith hit into a double play, S. Harris to Judge. No runs, two (yy hits, no errors. = a man who ysterious Mine Stock Deal rat he had been in egies er. Eemdyk Ashore Near Race m n't & Rocks, Off Victoria Slayer of Agent his 13-ton gasoline Ihurst, for 4,000 : i late Wednes-| sha mining stock RD INNING : talong | Victoria fo" the Sought in Seattl He was com regarded as}. 7 4 sult to teehee x ee p ] 4 rt © of the f Kem Wanted Chicago for t ur myster n odgers, | the at Thurs from Henry ‘ t bl As oss e, , i I ° t of just ffice is past : at h for Canada, I M 1 bund b rate a 4 ounding three | a) x f some 1 will | the hot A gol Ht 1 t in a gun battle in|continue to work the highest | sonal effects, identified outbound f , a year ago and k results we can obt in enforcing | name to morgue officials. He is de-] Milk Bread. c.—Advertise- an error after he had made on | 9 officer law," he said. Iseribed as being May Rotterda: ut 47 years of mer greatest catches of the series. He slid several feet in the slime an 2wegtesee= Why should stores and shops f free and ts proceed er several first w PITTSBURG — Morrison singled | sections now se i Moore doubled off the There are three left id fence, scoring Morrison.)Now York, three from < Carey singled by 8S. Harris, scoring , n Massachusetts, | mariners will lo d one each ed herw Moore. Cuyler out, Peck to Judge, Kentucky, Indiana, Washington and cage ; te fee! Md Carey stopping at second, Carey |Orogon. | Shell gas i oak bt thes ge | stole third. Barnhart singled, scor ——__—__—— like « street pee! pen ght Mba an Sham ave € 1é€Vr oors omes ing Carey. Traynor forced Barn- | they are ee ae a : hart, Peck to S. Harris, Wright SUB PROBE ON ' cap kelocs uke | popped to S. Harris. Three runs, four hits, no errors. | 4 Maru, of the O. 4 to sail for the Orient wan held People like to walk on soft, quiet, sag attractive floors. That is why so f Puget K FOURTH INNING Because of the fone was forced ASHINGTDN—ohoscn “popped! Board: Opens ‘Investigation! 22" is €: of Fatal Sinking | BOSTON, Oct. 15.—(By U. P.)—A| ¢ making > 4 on many smart shops, so many up-to- ltederal court of inquiry, appointed . | ove over | ny Secretary of the Wilbur, | Seattle Shin Is Now | date stores, hotels, colleges, and adoring arlestown navy! to down ea thé t is t floors of was scored as subegarine 8 in te ble | on Way to New York restaurants have pattern 1 to Cuyl t lows of more thar te a little! The stoumehip 1. ¥ hae Armstrong’sLinoleum. Youcanhave h é the Pac teamahip sched: ; ror I Those’ atttise | uled to leave Havana Thureday, at the same fine floors in your own home. PITTSBURG—Melnnis singled to | quiry ‘e: Capt sday p m., for New York, ere she left. Smith flied to Rice, who| commandant of t kept bi soln” will arrive Sunday, at 10 a. 1 inde a shoestring catch of a hard «and au : t Pier 86, the samo tern N a shop or store, good floors mean chance, Grantham, batting for | Hunt Capt. W. A t teamship Leviathan, i 5 Morrison, flied to J. Harris. Moore | both of Portsmouth navy yar f good business. Alert merchants flied to Goslin. No runs, one hit, | Lieut NO errors, jwho 1 FIFTH INNING WASHINGTON—Kremer pitching Charles A. Roc! as judge ad know this. That is why they install smartly up-to-date floors in their shops e TRE onic ie —floors that sparkle with Bien ome Chine Fund e pegs Is Woman’s Screams and Pis- York-Miaml route Pe rset si Capea el lined to Carey. No oted to San oint wi | c Zins, no Mts, no erromg, | County eommmleatenars took pralic tol Shots Rout Prowlers |Passenger Ship to | Linoleum. : PITTSBURG — Carey ‘doubled steps Wednesday for tho vot-| ans and) Sail at 5 P. M. Today) In a home, too, attractive The smart shop above gains much of str charm from the attractive linoleum floor. At the left Sou see an equally attracts linoleum floor in a pretty sun porch, Routed by a woman's left, the ball hitting a fan. TI ‘of a bond issue for eniarging| » Sart floors mean attractive inte- . ; blr ie t ’ | &, Pistol fired: at them by her hue) ri, lexander, : ri a modem linoleum floor never Fame was stopped for a few minutes Rete FO Baa ahr hvaae: they| sand, two burglars early ‘Thursday premine riors. And like the good mer- sents ieiniting. ‘To theceman fan. Cayler ars dona thao fare ry ii ' behdin nn ne Ae m chant,moreand morethought- in the home, this advantage 3 0 re itempt to ¢ © home of Mr A “ foul line for two bases, scoring} TH ney {5 to be expended asland Mra. Ervin Ullman, 307 30th ye ) ful home-planners are intro- brings freedom from the bother Jed in land condemnation pro a full load ¢ Carey. Barnhart fanned, Traynor | n¢ ave fouled to Ruel. Wright popped to| ceedings now under way by Col) yirs, Ulima & Harris. One run, two hits, no er- rd Hanson, chief civil deput cutor iat ‘will inclu ducing a new note of color MtéKelvey. A and warmth in their taste- Colburn, ¥. fully planned homes with floors of patterned linoleum. and expense of having shabby floors of wood done over again. awoke when the ugs tried to open the window in he bedroom. Bhe screemed The SIXTH INNING a AES TERT men Jumped from the window and 3TON — Johnson popped ‘ Ullman and his wife's brother | a : Rice out, Wright to Me \Dry Agent’s Auto Carimon, Je, followed them sons the| Street Car Failed no hits, no er: a pac | Wrecked in Crash) Ullman fired twice, and the to Blow Its Horn) PITTSBURG—McInnis popped to} Returning from a bootlegging in-| thieves escaped thru the alley tn Goslin. Smith flied to Rice. Kremer | vestigution trip in Tacoma, James A fog. and fouled t9 Ruel. No runs, no hits, no| Johnson, federal dry agent under affair occurred just afte <trors. |Foy Lyle’s Seattle force, crashed| midnight Thursday morning. SEVENTH INNING | with a street car at Pacific ave, and NASHINGTON—Goslin out, Kre-|37th ave., in Tacoma, Wednesday McInnis. J, Harris fouled |night. He suffered severe injurle Judge flied to Cuyler, | to his head and chest The auto was | no hits, no errors, completely wrecked. He was taken PITTSBURG—Moore was safe}to the coma General hospital for rors. « Best of all, he knows that in Armstrong’s Linoleum he is offered dignified, smart-looking Four business reasons for floor designs that will make his store more attractive. From new The street car failed to blow ita better home floors designs now on display at local said Geo. Dello, of Tacoma, 1. The business manknows that i stores, you can select correct jatter reporting an accident in which Armstrong’s Linoleum is first of all an easy-to-clean patterns that will do the same for your home, designs fest floor. For the woman who does her own hourgnet that trained decorators are suggesting to their patrons, wha this advantage does away with the drudgery of scrub- ; a was riding with him, Wiel bing brush and pail, gives her more tears hours— New book brings you patterns in full color } ERRIES SON 5 BE HCY sald | and a tidier home. Many of the new Armstrong patterns are reproduced STARTS ON PAGE 1 beenee a 2. He knows that Armstrong's Linoleum is a quiet, in their full richness of color in Hazel Dell Brown’s new and reached second when Peck |treatmen 5 TPO Boil k | easy-to-walk-on floor. Here’s foot-comfort, indeed, book, “The Attractive Home—How to Plan Its Decora- Qi his pop fly, in the dark| —_~—- Ne, ollermakers to | that every housewife will welcome. tion.” This book describes a new and r | wyce there are no accidents,” . 7 epee ; impl hod for planning interio fain. Carey doubled do left | ie Mera Furthermore, he k that simple method tor planning iad Bet ie en litt Towa Legion Man Is |" reicitors duo to arrive Wednes Discuss Insurance 3. Furthermore, he knows tha SIGE EAE siga. Send tou ite sacrificed, Johnson to Judge. Barn: | Assistant War Head |** st «ot tn Thursday morn | ‘Tho proposition of compulsory in-| It is free. ing; others, due to have arrived| surance ts to be discussed by the hart out, S. Harris to Judge. Car WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—(By 1 ere lost t ar and a street car camo to on lower Duwamish ave. Wednesday afternoon. Hi. ( HERE’S MORE ABOU Left—Armstrong's Jaspé Linoleum No. 15 ‘OR home or office, you can held third. Traynor drove over sec: | F Nonaltantora: MaONidars Ot] eee”, moming, crept Ja| Botlormakers union at.thels mooting select no better floor than this Book on Business Floors ond, scoring Ca und went to] Mason City, Ja former national com-| 7"umday bic Weise ; teal eats attractive two-toned effect called {Hird end ag eee itil, Went | 10 Baaon CIty; Ta torre eoaton, to. Among the veosela held temporar.|day evening, ca Jaspé. Tecomeain rippled browns, SENT FREE o | manfer 0! » American LA p é. for , Sound| This p! is the one submitted at i y } ‘ when the ball went thru J.| day was appointed by President Cool. | !!¥ Wie tows Or Umey ROUnS tha HAMbe CILY cohvantion of baller rays, blues, and greens, Our illustrated book, “Business aris, ‘The pk 5 "| \doo to be assistant’ secretary of war, points, were the Dakotan, of the f ! ler= _ Thesecond pattern to the right Fl ” covers the ten points om Roel. The pine me er, (ol ineceding Dwight ¥. Davis, who|American-Hawallan line; the mofor. | makers and adopted by the executive is, Armstrong's, Marble Inlaid which every business foor should ij sy wa wide succes " I. ‘1 peas cbunc Yo. 76. Fi Ds i Wits ait He, pf e scored as Se ey Head bebestary of was) ship Loch Goll, of tho Royal Mail Hey eek na 5 | Linoleum No. 76. For a pros be chosen. Many full-color repre- fete and an out, ‘Two runs, on| ry became secretary of Steam ‘Packet company; tho imma] All members, aro requested to be petous private ofce, fora den Fc ny oer ees. ‘ ne SPOKANE, Oct. 15.—In return for| Alexander, Admiral Sebreo and Ad presen a fied sera hall, Pena een Write for your free copy on your EIGHTH INNING kindness to him, William ©.|miral Rodman, of the Pacific Steam Z BIA Roo Taba nese BL Marble Inlaid business letterhead WASHINGTON thelr kindness B ‘ j othet designs youcan select from Look fe the t TON out lonids, capitalist of this elty, feft|ship company, and the oll tankers oast ri ery all tales Getote, neerative hiss No. 76 CEA Efe le bart hit 41 ¢46.000 to Mr. and Mrs, George Ger.| Los Almoy and T. Hf. Harper Offi M ents inf Mbt, lome run over tho loft fleld fence. |h irr of Hvorett. Childs was visiting a icers to Meet tal vite) , f Cork Prod ince 1860 the burlap Ruel out, ‘Traynor to Metnnia. [in piverett ut tho time of his death] 1 Menoher Lieut, Col Walter §. Pollitz, the ArmstTronG Cork Company, Makers of Cork Products since 1861 Johnson fouled h, Ono run, |" enene. jgmmanding officer of the soath Linoleum Division, LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA ne hit, no erre Cuyler was ordered back to second Will Inspect Fort | (21 Artitiery, announced Thursday ? t PITTSBURG — Wright fouled to) by the umpires on a ground rule and) il insp' that a meeting of tho battery would ; : A Ray ; ane ) Raa Judge.aohnson asked for time. Me-| Carey was sent back to third. It! ytqj, Gon, Charles 1 Men@her,|bo held in tho American Loxton | Seattle Office—803 Terminal Sales Building, Telephone—BLiot-3641. Innis flied to Rice, Smith hit past | was a two-base hit for Cuyler and! commanding general of the Ninth] club rooms, 609 Third ave, at 7:80 §. Harris for a double, Yue ran for | Carey's was ordered off. @ Barn | corp area, will arrive In Seattle at|p, m., Tuesday, October 20, All Smith. Bighee, batting for Kremer,| hart popped to S$. Harris, Thré®) 9.45 Thursday evening, for his firet| members are requosted to attend in 9 e rove over Gostin’s head for a dou-| runs, three hits, one error. Hinspection trip of Fort Lawton, Ie] uniform, ‘ ble, scoring de, Moora walked. ? 1 INNING will be accompanted by hia asnistant @:" Was safe when Peck thraw| WABSHINGTON—Oldham went to] chiot of staff, Col, Jonoph K, Par STREET FOR HEROES ‘ in igh to Harris, trying to force Moore.| tho box for Pittsburg and Bigbee| tello, ‘The general will make hin NNIPHG, Can—After learning 4 2 A, t was ruled a fielder’s chol t field for Pittsbu Inapection Friday and will hold althat three Winnipes mon, who ; elder’s cholee and} went to left fiel r non, - " r the bases were filled, The official| Gooch went behind the plate in place| conference with Adjt. Gen, Mauries| earned the Victoria cross during the or very oor in ine Ouse ® Mtorers gave Peck an error, Cuyler| of Smith |‘Thompson and other National] world war, lived on the same street drove down the right field line for | Tes struck out, §. Harris lined) Guard officers on military affairs,| within a block of each other, the| 'riple, emptying the bases, He seored|to Moore, Goslin out on strikes.) ie will in the other forts im city decided to change the name of PLAIN “ VERA EEA ey SUA Bd P| Nis | ASP b wa PRINTE D Vien a wild “throw passed third.'No runs, no hits, no errors thin district while here, the [street to Valor Road ESRC,