The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1925, Page 1

— Home Howdy, folks! One way to keep warm this winter is to think about the price you are paying for your apariment f » H ‘ not ' * Sow othe . ‘ TODAY'S DEFINITION & Plutoerat A man able to pay beth his fine and his law yer * - x oO me t ° a alw gets F m when the r y ropDAY'S —— bride who tries to bake a Young hatch of doughnuts in the oven. Ke Divor And ovr He thous carpet Wes, a cuspidor estion he wntown fs x s office boys car f whichtto park the ALICE IN KADIOLAND —— . — Em Weather | | | \ v" NO. 209 = Tides | | Molered as ws Pullmans Te slescope and Sleeping Pas- sengers Are Crushed to Death When Cars Leave Rails \ EMPHIS, Tenn., Oct (By U. P.)—Fifteen person are known to be d more than a score injured, several seriously, as a re the derailment of the “Sun niland,” crack Frisco flyer, which plunged over an embank ment near Carrying City Victoria, Miss,, at 6:30 a. m, today passengers from Florida to Memphis, Kansas and points West, most of them asleep in Pullmans, the wrecked when the car behind the engine loose and hurtled down 30-foot slope, dragging bag- S car was 2 and passenger coaches after it W hile rescue crews toiled amid the wreckage and brought those injured to Memphis hospitals, train dispatchers esti- mated that the total dead might > higher Most « ev dow c t DOCTORS AND NURSES RUSHED TO SCENE Tr scene t acciden mile is and a : r ; ee Painleve Ministry Resigns ! and” Office in Dramatic Move ENDS CAILLAUX FIGHT , Opposed Because He Failed to Settle Debt to U. S. , CARS TELESCOPE FROM IMPACT PARIS, Oct. 27.—1 Painieve today opted umergue a GREEK TROOPS WITHDRAWN The walrus and the carpenter Were twirling of the dials, Army Ordered to Evacuate i They thought they'd cet a nice, new ‘ : ; : ; son Bulgarian Territory And. se de would = Slee So both were wearing smiles; : € i ea “If seven men with seven sets stood BY ANTHONY PAPAVANNAKIS 7 ae by -a year or two, United Press Staff Correspondent : “Do you suppose.” the walrus pbc "ee ire cae eae a se cca id, that they'd hear some b thi see ¢ i he troops tO| with a statement equired Perhaps. Pa lied the carpenter, ||” of the of |in parliament In order to ry out i ee sg nations counc its program. ‘This majority mani 7 ireek frontier guard at fe would be-Incking under Cail Little Hom been re-established, | Inux's financial program, it, had ypicrecone t the agree een held. and hene the sta e e 5 1 Gree ment was taker direct! theria germ gar conne t Caillau seek mediation ye un adjust-| ing this nment 1a ment of the ituation ert leg ‘ Vi Greece “arranged that ee lone officer of Greek general Beirne anaes aff and one officer of the Bul And then she taughed as if her} a pal codon rokandep sk = eon fan general staff should proceed mn Le « to reestablish the frontier guards ‘Conte eas in their re posts at Demirka hae vifie?” but pou. This was carried out accord alicit when: fead z\ing to time schedule and With this accomplished, nothing 4 wine now st in the way of with|Mystery Blaze in Ballard drawal the Greeks, for It was * i tdtne 3 neraed that retirement should) Causes Heavy Losses This evening by comehe to the Colm Ma playhouse. and did Phantom of (he Opern play cer ond fine, Barhecne Pit, me a chicken, kreate gusto, Thenee where D. Hamill which I did de and Lord! there be ten and twenty wa: to cooke the bird, but fried m In Mary- too. land do be the best, albeit one nee winst nae both hands tn eating, and fenre not to wrestle with the fowl, em- ploying all holds known to Grueco-Mo- ian wrestling, football and Jin jute, for it be trickier, methinks, than’ ehinning o If on a forkfal of spaghetti. And It Gee Gee the always ave French dre at her board OTTO VOCE Cha Anderson, € Was- berg, It. tt. Morrison: Sorry, Wife Highlands Ditto ‘orce court with a@ tables on hie e turned the | TW only [are light on their feet dancers is when | they sit down | rf + " | Cal up om and toll | her to have rea truffle for| dinner! eee mA. J. r U Demirka was effec 1 re tod Fire starting about 4 a. m day completely destre of the Ballard Drop Fors ut 1145 W. 46th st The plant wan housed in building which burned to the g | ‘The blaze Cosmopolis Logger Surren-| lara notice. 1 ders; Says Wife Estranged | {it under control ed the plant compan ne main und, was discovered by Bal | had ga do such that firemen could not put Flames were given |a tremendous start by two carloads ABERDEEN, Oct. 27.—After fa-|of straw t Aadicraeetr Jean Bean, 67, an| Battalion Chief Ebbinghouse ted antlove. of the Coamopolis. mill, |the fire fighters in quenching the witign Mfternoon, in the boom | stubborn blaze. ‘The loss was offi house of the company, J. KE. David-| clally estimated at $12,600 n t gave himself up to the! Origin of the fire Ix a myster police. Davidson claimed Hean had eatranged his 18-year-old wif . Fee ee n ahot tour times, two ot Sedan and Stage the bullets taking effect an died Hit in Collision er, in a hospita det et aa eet nen | Knut H, Larson escaped. injury a itin st Davidnon ‘Tuesday | Monday evening when his light pepe | at i sedan smashed into a Bothell auto | FORA Bey Is atiia a | stage, half a mile’ north of the | "Charmed Land’ sign on Bothell Pielow Wins Case highway. Persons in the stage the stage was according to Larson's He werd shaken up but in Appeal Court) not asmages, Reversing the federal court here, |report to the sheriffn office the United States clroult court of| lives at the Ozark hotel appeals, at San Francisco, Monda held that the earch werrant with | sa eit ue evidence against -t-| Attorneys Draft " d Pielow w ed was in aa i} Wd granted thectoriner Beattle (pA Laws for Hartley OLYMPIA, Oct, 27 Attorney See at Se ery (eed |James B, Kinne, Seattle, and Fred | aentenea of two and a half ye Remann, Tacoma, are installed in a MoNell {sland prison from. i working room at the e@pitol here Judge Nother, Jude Noterer@al|and are busy drafting bills for Gov jowed evidence seized under the|Hartley. On hiv recommendation! warrant to go to the jury. Thé| these measuro will be submitted to] charge was conspiracy and also in-| the @ate legisiature next: month volved id Hagen, former pollee Hartley's message will be ready aiikis within a week or 10 days. The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington The Seattle Star ili 1¥8, at Lae Postotty SRATTLI Beatin i WASH., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 19: | Doesn n't Wa nt Pardon hter of Wealthy San Francisco Family to Serve Term for Syndicalism Dau MISS CHARLOTTE ANITA WHITNEY came orgar and f president | ¢ the California Ci ague, presi of the Calife anch® of the Association of Ur ty Wom for seven years ahe lett an Quentin pris r thy home to act ax secre Misa Whithey hat abolis Uppy tees ead reform hed hen J. Fie eg and led a cam-| Nght | rolished segremated | She was alro ac- | neer San Frar aithy family orker © red abate thia ts M kz woman re Anita lve in prohibition, helped the cause Charlotte | whom et 8. sup me f Irish freedom and opposed mili | . tariam. One of her most important | t has decided must go to San |\ariem. One of her moat if ‘| t asta a Tn 1918 she becaaciarmeal | ist, In 1920 the Oakland socal Atlemient ¥ ist party joined the commanist the ettiement! in New Yo labor party. This organization that T first became interested in t Insted 19 days—but long enough | poor,” Miss Whitney tells. She ts a) for Mins Whitney to be arrest | lender wom n carly forties, hon ed under the state ertminal | Sev exene Rens d utterly fearless. syndicatism law | She Fetuséd tothe: for:a |’ conviclaa, aia ganldnced tcf cote pardon, altho her friends are | peor, idcponta ahe*apaecied| demanding one Quietly she Is | athe case han, gone ftom court te making preparations for joining | court tinalle reaching. the supreme | some 60 women felons in quar | court) where her, convictlon, was ters at San Quentin peniten | joer recently upheld tinry! | Miss Whitney muat go to prison, | Mise Whitney went in for if. the court's order | one of the viee presidents of the| | ations. |don for having had opinions she declares. “I do not want a par organiz Tk go | lifornia she be- | to prison.’ “4 | Council Hears H undreds | on University Approach Hot Fight Develops Among Residents of District at Public Hearing 100 University PPROXIMATELY detailed maximum benefits which he | district residents packed the city | sald could be as 1 mgainat each | council chambers Tuesday to hear 1, | lot to. pay condemnation awards F/ Hughes of the eminent domain] They totalled $365,307 and ranged ymmixsion report on the survey of] from $15 on a lot near 21st avo, IN. | 1 proposed condemnation of real] nd 1, 6th st. to a maximum of ostate to provide a University ap 0 on a tot near the proposed | proach ffom 10th ave, N, B, to the| entrance to the campus on 15th Nis, campus, between KH. 40th and B. dist] “We treated the university,campns | at the same as any bu soased it at a tot said chairman | and 4 presiding, | Hughe “Private nonued at $292,88 Councilman John Carroll of the streets committee explained that council! members were not concerned Tuesday with protests he continued against the actual boulevard con:| Darwin Meisnest, graduate ni struction, and are only interested] ager, and Attorney Vivien Carkeek | now in hearing facts concerning pro-| were to appear in behalf of the} University in proach, ‘They stenographer to posed condemnation. support of tho ap.| employed a court | record the state. | ‘The proposition was recently ommended to the council by A ma Jority vote of the city planning} ments, which Carkeek will use inca commission, ‘The planners recom.| campaign in behalf of the apProach mended against an alternative pro.| 0. 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Dean, superintendent of th powal to widen 40th st, as an}OQak Park sehool, declared that upProach to the present entrance to| property owners in the district haye the Washington statue, ‘The recom-| signed petitions protesting the ap-| mended plan, however, would make! proach, Attorney Clay Allen de a new entrance In front of the new | clared library and centering on the group| “Universities ave places of quint | | | of new buildings in the campus quad. | study and repose and even with the rangle approach the authorities aren't go: Hughes, who zoned a district which |ing to Invite hordes of motorists to would be benefited by the approach! drive thru the campus, greene March 8, 18 WOMAN INJURED apace treat SA Seal broperty benetia we aa-|| CLOSED CAR aoe r, y Mash, TWO CENTS _— TEDDY WOULD HAVE BEEN 67 YEARS OLD TODAY HAD HE LIVED Theodore t Seattle Attorney)| 2rsr.cf unpreced arfare, Accidentally Ends anon fil ain whie The party, consisting Colvin to File Cases Direct fired’ over’a’ clump ea, | the in Superior Court charge of shot friend IGNORE COUNTY PROBERS ce easociates|“TOO Cumbersome,” Is :: ves 3 Comment of Prosecutor GIRL IS RESCUED i and should be WILL FILE CHARGES DIRECT Four Persons Arrested by Police as -Abductors method m informa superior court in ¢ law infractions y frise, and handle the a normal flow thru the hey are: William nese-American Helen White, Ja far as I am concerned, this Chester Foote, white, and od will continue. I am not pro. Hulse, white. The girl, whone name | ceeding with any idea of a special sh harges Id as a ness. | big smash befc probably will be! I do not be the grand jury ve those and who are co. Miller, Foote, Hulse | operating with me have that idea in White mind, either ome of the girl's effects are said) BAILEY WAITS to have been found by police of.| TO MAKE REPLY ficers in Miller's room at 310% 14th) ~ Rey. Mr. Bailey, center of the ave. S. Miss White is accused of | renewal of inv stis m of Seattie’s perating King st. resort. Foote vice conditions, when asked Tues- said to have accom: day noon if he planned submiasion Seattle Jury, said According to the girl, Miller) «7 shall make no further state- promised to get a good job in &! ment this week. When I desire to | theatrical company for her. She| talk again I will prepare my state- discovered this was a ie, she said.) mont and give ample notice to when she entered the King st. re-| everybody,’ sort. She had Intended to escape! pr. Halley been attending a Monday night, she told detectives. | two-day conference of the Baptist association at Queen Anne Baptist church, Ho said he had been so been unable to give a moment's thought to his subject for next § sermons, This swer to an inquiry he would fire another from his pulpit Sunday “1 will probably give subject a day's was his Wind Keeps Stirling Expe- dition at Rock Springs as to whe not be thought able to ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., Oct. 27 The my before Stirling expedition of flyers, Thursday; then T will decide what on their wy by air to San Fran-|1 shall talk about,” he sald cisco, where they will embark by boat for Dutch New Guinea, were unable to leave here today A 68-mile head wind changed the explorers’ plans to leave this morn ing 7 DEAD; 2 HURT ‘Oregon Hunter Is Killed and, Two Others Are Wounded SALE f, Ore., Oct. 27.—Cyril Van Struck by Auto Driven by | serbeck, 2 yetts Klled “yesterday Another Woman Hi ie carrying in his automobile was acci- dentally discharged, the shot striking an auto as she crossed | him tn the chin to mati a letter, Mon-| i traseent Struck .by E, Madison st. day night, Mrs. Bertha N. Lewis, 32, LA GRANDE, Ore., Oct, 27,—Clif- 2416 BH. Olive st., was injured about |ton Slack, 12, was in a serious con the head and face. She was removed | dition at a hospital here from to Provide hospital in the car} buckshot wounds jn his upper right which struck her, Irene Radmoro,| arm, received in a hunting accident 121 21st ave, N., was the driver | Sunday Another pedestrian, John Derma pane tan’ kis, 202 Fourth ave. S, was injured! SALEM, Ore., Oct. on the leg and hand by a taxicab at | Powell, cashier of the Third ave, and Ye ay, Monday ) bank of Mommoguth, had his arm am. |night, Dermakis said the tax! Was | putated at a hospital here following | passing a cable car on the wrong}an accident with a shotgun while | side | hunting pheasants. 7} Montana Roads Are SEASON Blocked by Snow Take advantage of this excep- The Automobile club advises those tionally fine offer. {going East thru Montana to leave 1033 RO BHDAN | the flivver at home, A telegram was This car has had very little use. || received Tuesday morning from the Has all appearances of a new okane headquarters which read as car ulpped with many ex- || * tras. ‘Thin car cont over $2,000, |, follows and here is your chance to ‘Spokane to Wallace, good road make a saving of more than [I gpo Piitahg te Ratiauen te one-half the initial coat, A {jurom Walince to Missoula, bad very amall payment down and || From Missoula east, impassable, One moat any way on the balance || foot of snow has fallen.” Will handle this deal | CHURCH AD TALK Why 1 Believe a Chureh Should Advertise” will be the subject of an BEST | adares by Rev. C. S$, Moolt, director FVERY |lof Trinity Parish, at the Advertising Club of Seattle, Wednesdaygpoon, at The Olymple Hotel, Turn to the Want Ad Cotumns || and see who inoffering this dandy |] car to you. USED CAR DEAL. || BRS O oR THEIR BUYS IN THE STAR DAY broadside | First National} Edition Late: Home SEATTLE BY FALLS IN SCALDING TUB! 15 Killed When Crack Frisco KITTITAS Flyer Crashes in Tennessee! RANCHER BURNED IN STEAMING WATER! Enumclaw Youngster Is Victim of Wash Day Accident Dea I ar 50 and Mrs. Robe t ¥ , Gene al Tu f f th h eer irs. 8 and th s grand er ‘ the nda hen e ne occurre rd « I to Depu neritf i. ax and hospita officials. 1 1 was playing about the 1oticed, ran near a tub hot water which the ash and a his footing water ding aldin, em a mother he c vater hed } ured child shed to in Seat wh tv that two f b as scalded ir surgeons went in the effort to save to work at the ba NAVY BIRTHDAY IS CELEBRATED 150th Anniversary Observed Wherever Tars May Be THEY'RE OPTIMISTIC Misfortunes Fail to Dampen Enthusiasm of Seamen WASHINGTON, Oct P.)—The navy is its 150th birthday Umistic to. the he misfortunes 27.—(By U celebrating anniversary—op- despite re- today future, which it has cently met The oc wherever on land or sea Undaunted by celebs stationed men are the heavy loss of life in the Shenandoah disaster, the sinking of the submarine S-51 and the wreck planes in a storm at Baltimore Sunda. the navy will open its doors to the public to prove that it is still America’s “first line of defense. Secretary Wilbur and many offi- cers of the navy will make radio } addresses today in one of the most complete and concentrated _ pro- grams in American radio history More than 600 radio stations in the country have co-op ted with the | navy in getting the speeches to the public Tn conjunction the celebra- Navy day, the navy will the birthday of Theodore with | tion of | honor Roosevelt UL, §, SEATTLE IN ACCIDENT In Trouble un Way to Pan- ama; No Details Given | | | | | WASHINGTON, Oct P.)—The cruiser Seattle, | Admiral 8. S. Robison, | in-chief of the United |has met with a slight accident on a trip from San Diego, Cal., to Bal- boa, C. Z., the navy department was aes today. ‘The message gave no details. The Seattle is proceeding at 1 j duced speed to Balboa for repairs, Jit was said STUDENT HELD | Freshman Surrenders, but Denies Theft of Watch | Detectives investigating the recent | burglary of the Sigma Theta frater- nity house 7 17th ave, B., Tuesday are holding Arthur Dawson, 19, & freshman at the University of Washington Young Dawson, according to De tective 8. A, Madden, came into the police station and gave himself up when he was urged to do sg by his mother, He denied, however, that ho had anything to do with the theft of a gold watch, taken from the fra: ternity house, ‘The watch was stolen commander- States fleet, | from Ei D. McKibben, a fraternity |momber, who left it dying on his | dresser Young Dawson maintained that he bought tt from a man on October while curred October 21, den The boy is held pending further investigation, He gave his home ad. dress as 2129 Second ave, Wy the robbery oc. according to Mad: i i i p corer