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= ° rurn to Page 4 ‘ark Managers’ Want to Abandon White River Camp d% Mount Rainier. Tides ' ii Sate a The Seattle Star tii tbe al BuLered we Bevond Clase Maiio: Mimy A, LH¥E, at (he Pustutticn at Bes - = ax f o The Ne »wspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington wae ine a ungrese Mareb & af, oy Mati, $2.00 NO, 210. SEATTLE, W ASH. WEDNESDAY, TOBER 28, 1925. * 1WO CENTS IN SEATTLE. |2 MEN ESCAPE McNEIL PRISON t frome Mitchell Trial Opens S32." ret Today USE BOAT fl VOL, 27 —<$——* ‘Three Loggers Taking a a Day Off | CRITIC OF = s = = aa 10 GAIN SHORE! } ; 2 i Howdy, folks! Many 9 man Posses Searching in : f has put away a bottle of whisky * if Against the day when prohibi Woods for Fleeing i : tian gees Inte effect Prisoners ; . I i ou - aa “ the Colonel Wins First ainland im land for he ' ‘ ‘ Skirmish With a : whe . bn Prosecution e ald to have been ales « outside the " as ; Wasitiaron os ae am e t mb x ft th were « bis inland ABIGALL APPLESAUCE SAYS; nand “Some people ” ch them ie worry about how A is they are goin’ to men i meet their bills, wt 2 ; | e and some werry ut how they ¢ goin’ te i Hodge ‘env um complexion J nd a med ‘ Temple ears old, & feet 41% i a n t e 130 por is, with It is sometimes ad ss ment of the ack hair weighs € pote Si, ae * " if it's his ' € Raia - “ ne - been found s e they entered 3 ing ‘within an income ia to tice) WHEN GOOD FELLOWS like Roland H. Hartley, governor of Washington; D. E. Stew-|couns ed M , seltNout one art, president of the Pacific Loggers’ association, and Hamilton Taylor, lumberman, of |r! Chastes P. Summe ; & $ : Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, get together, smiles are in evidence. They are attending the annual t i testimony be The only erfect man in ne f, . bad by Summera ar aid tm the one your wite retused conference of the association fore the president's air board to not ba fair tor the wv * a Bi scare to: marry on show he HOW TO STARVE. ueraar H a Good Dime ‘BRIDGE SAVED: In Three Easy Lessons | ! Don't Eat At Pacific Logger Meet Log Jam Which Threatened| aviation FORGERIES Rose Culver to E Be Formally Charged by Prosecutor | Robert L. Howse FAfth Corps area fa u Hed Te N. P. Structure Broken mmand lil. Lumbermen From All Over the Coast Gather | booms, samm mete dae at Association Convention Here ot nd senior ¢ ter t mo lowing an alleged confession he had helped operations of . Pacific) Summerall Trimble-Lowery burglar gang fl Gee Gee's got a new toast. - t 4 na wa Ne ‘ wias had assisted them in cashing i Wepre’ asbest: G Re H. Hartley, the ms around ty ging men | cou L k : Rose ¢ to be charged ‘ " ° 16th ynual session of t Pactfic |} at on and t lee od. g to 7 ‘ aes ith forgery in supér- rhe sietan Se Long Congress open: T nw ; e e : ae ae Bas 1or court Wednesday Of course. we. do nese morning in the sion f day n al | Pal Q y de obi Deputy Sheriff Herbert Beebe j Be Coens ee, eel aatie ck ihe On AW. et : snd ‘ball ¥ t at eee made the announcement after a day ; days governor was followed me H : fica spent in obtaining the girl's state- nin’ leaves: Stewart of Portland, p prey te ment with Deputy Sheriff Robert Gibson and Detective Walter Dench. Mrs. Culver, recently arrested in Naches valley with two members of the gang, was given a suspended ntence on one of five burglary | } on ice} ¢ all ‘i dg fl bei ¢ fore n | doi ‘ strat T floo Kir men ed by Mitche 8 An Jacana regres ease aon rad with ihe re of | oft The Olympic H ounty thus far Turn to Page 4, Cotumn. 3) i = fy ¢ Some of them cream sun-| w sce wins with the > t c dase and macaroons A Whisnant th s ta th 1 gt at ‘ . t . i - é : betes ii: ntita P sinha’ tke t repel AIRPLANES CARRYING RUM COL. WILLIAM MITCHELL, who faces court-martial for es filed against them in Yaki- L. Sign on the Back of « Ford troepect Os oo d iy hie gay ee : his charges that the army and navy air, service are run by|™* county courts. She came here a ft x ne € t- 6 in a OH, “you SKID! tor of Tt t F , . “i ons a oft ¢ These included the . . the ‘organization, in Kis % | land x c7e For the first time in year neth Pea bungling incompetents and that military flyers are forced | ‘ ieighise nies od? OH rd for to FOR HOLIDAYS TO SEATTLE to risk their lives daily in faulty planes. — “a sania ‘ sabes Lee | Crprashti> Ria i See Meas roniel wi f= N@w Booze Flying Fleet Is Being Built to Prices of Potatoes Are | ailiig joa rake all closed 7 Take Care of a tae asing 7 rade three new concrete bridges between = a) a saceilllet, PAINLEVE WILL HARTLEY KNOCKS: stare shoemaker is om eH some of wi Soaring U ee to New M ark! ai erateraie tl oeaTa ved 5 Ne r tures were not capable of bearing up 1 Wilbur's quarrelsome de us, Moved into t "a garters on the University of| FO i ibhe within | 4 ngine, being, Insta d, will the Bode Wrom Ge Sree | Sones has been completed at Para- and a pilot th gion graduate, but When guests arrrvs unexpectedly | Gov. Hartley nt fr m for dinner, and there is no food in| trouble and the house, and the meat shops are| He passed | The government is just completing 1 the Washington campus F weather, but dise valley a much Marger wityer BL HERBERT F. KRETCHMAN timates show. that the total yield | 72¥el 18 expected. Peaanons ' at the highest) this year will not be much oyer 5 TODAY’S | ASE WANT ADS | oe miles an hour, Then have to wait long be omet hin: An employer wants his stenesra- Matter Shaping Up as Pre- Says Vista Chimera Should 4 personal interest in nd sometimes he wants dicted by Caillaux Be Forgotten Awhile to take a personal interest in hers One tris Kringle dern ice now that they have been | s49 ¢ Christmas Nn ; ne modert 320,000,000 bus but before winter i g to go higher ‘demand tor jrreiad ix rapidl umulating jntrleniiie hist AS thee FARMERS DECK thay. |@n intriguing histe ‘ormer erase 1 members, after an all-da Oct, 28—A call to POTATO ACREAGE i ! ESCAPE ‘ r owner lovingly towed name ¢ That is the consensus of produce Will help you to pick out the SHALL THIS MAN #S¢ APE ¢ to make a now ca ion, in which a telegram wlth tts, lates wire on: this aie Ate Of it mon in Seattle, following another, Last yeor's big crop, with cor-|| particular home you want., Here SCOT-FEE teh, |cxPected toa from om Governor Hartle nme oler Morn: | sansportation system. Husband and | tise in wholesale prices Wednesday | respondingly low prices, caused |] is a special listing Chief Severyns, Sheriff Starwieh, yy. merce tibgidnes ie plan: eresekved) eotlon Q Ich | wing spon eee tar deterteds? ‘They. tate. the | mornin ; many farmers to cut down their Mayor Brown, Rev. Bailey, do your Ye ltarg were. shaping themselves |° i ost f cor Theta Sl piane in the hands of the govern-| Potatoos haye not been so high in| PtAt acreage’ this year, experts duty! This man in the French cabinet crisis today ax| Tuesday on the proposition of con und 18 caxes r ho han c have not been so high in| Pole, ae ether with the poor srow- dk aerlo Ouee the ip, my thirsty friend;| Ment, but they failed to leave a for-! price in Senttle at thix time of the as j Minister Calla ad demning a EES | ows | own to sell to avoid th Py esi Ast een apr 4 1 a oi atts t rh th 46th to 41st st 1ot_ extensive, and the| warding addres ear since the war years, commis. td ee in the East and. Call. old this ‘ i predicted when he sai at once | center o| eH. 140th to 41s . sh abet By ey TRE ion men said. The peak war price | frnla and a recent freeze in Tdaho alow. Cor- { He should not he Painleve government had shaken for a University approach Dah eer Then be-|U. 8, ACCOMMODATE wan § ‘ ‘ Sn pound | and Montana,-this: condition=haw- te: drive; just illowed at large! ff, there 1 come into being Hugh Caldwell, who de- | *!d€ PLANE BUYERS Pash kg HOLA ee eat eR Leet a HE ie ‘om ‘salt Untold misery Is aces esate ‘reeicnt Be eae iepchtoselic ow Near it, in the same hangar, the} An accommodating and benef Retailors, wholesalers, government | Suited In this almost unprecedented and. two. blocks. from fetta ot we Bee icertint preidast oe Le eee eet tne finishing touches are being Dut on| government sold the plan officials and others ail hold that the | SHOrtaRe ine, inn aatnoota, Ha fiendish deeds! He ‘ ge list group in the cham ft Harti sted fury another with a capgcity of half what the purchase pre-| farmer is the one. who is reaping The Yakima potato grower, whose bs neMBAt Desamentearaune js pods! ndical socialist group in the ck from Har declarin VA At e af ¥ Sus Cn leo the buront a he texceptiona crop was not affeeted noor dry 8 nits the gink who ber. said, after a conference with) 1¢ would seem to me that, tak FORTY CA pared to bid for her, so hi prof from th xceptionally aK Se Ao tan ate a yak Iry ‘tray J Is postcards to Poumergue, that Painleve was the|ing into+ consideration the burden | CAPACITY pered. But the loving 1k name | high’ pric wreerie i ping the bd ‘ rea’? 6t: A viktini't backs of [FORTY CASE no longer rides the alrways here shortage estimated at 50,000,- | benefits Bs ‘ E dio stations re unanimous choice of the parties of | of taxe Iready o yacks of + . Where Ant awe ; Turn to the Want Ad Columns q quésting that they play Moonlight the lett to head the new regime. the people and the multiplicity of! Thin Intest addition to Seattle's about. It has been painted out and | 000 bushels cau Ae lial ea ah ot sao te wae an and see who is offering this tnd “Roses” Ris tad meparit oe se parties Is | demands by the University for ap-|booze argosy of the air bears indi-| superseded by a simplh number of | to skyrdeket upwards, according to Hh Role 30 a ton home te: vou READ H wag i tor th nment which | propilations, it would be business-! cations of having en supplied, in| three digits and the letter “M vernment statistics, The normal) @t the field, the farmers there are TIRMS O THEIR i neceasary for the : f ti + 1 ihe Pt no unit in the air booze fleet | crop consumption in the country [a| NOW getting $50 to $52 a ton, Job- | <MS x oR don't Seattle risters in-| would go to the chamber with new| like and wise to forget this vista) part, at 1 by the navy, Tt fa) Ano! anit in the a V x} r BUYS IN THE AR. i wid : it ' Bi inst ag 0 a a ; chimera, at loast fd the present.” | being assembled after shipment, of the (Turn to Page t, Column 1) 1.370,000,000 lushels. Latest crop es-| (Turn to Page 4, Column 3) | ites 4 y ate je clouds ne finance plane enerally ow level, are fre- _ | quently dissipated, and are most de- | # : . g ° 9 "¥ ° — , ttle: Acts oO maness—bBut Lheres No tory an ¥ ees, ® f ) f; { | “Are the nthe love the e US / (UU ” JUL 4 - ¢ JNA Ze AC M JEU women we marry?” asked a lecturer, No, indeed! All of us are not big ms eR am al say ‘y s | / tet sou By Jim Marshall ) haps: “Finders, Keepers / pe Salvationiats aro. singing soETUNGRY, 8 the collar Dp N in the Volunteers Hote paper and a pencil stub | wallop on the hack. Wolks help q i Intereating Facts y people} prvi story started writing, It- If yon" go down Inthe dia m wn on Occidental. | less man in the roaring misdon, nearer the waters | goos skittering across the white || ing tony atau toate ce tie tat OTT ectihbas WA BNBA oft pares My fut Ape ee p Cood folks! La in tin Wel | goft drink “bar on the corner, front, the ingiig ebbs and: | urface: “Dear Mother; It is a | No story in that, ‘Most every. a , ie Wkidronc looking for a ote handed on 1 nd "7 ( f cat off of dinives | coming downtown Meat ind ina er enite Kdus: | in i H is al aa 5 near the interurban depot flowy in waves of sound, borne long time . body ‘doves it south of the Smith oe ‘ 4 an old lady with you can find «pler coffee to the reporter back bn a i A ae Thers was. an Tale patra ble is, you have to keep what | windy, rainy road in Irance’| “Need a meal, mister. Clot a out to the darap street building, Never make page one a a baby ane OY you find for the reat of your | and nover asked a niciel, ko | dime? Hand shoyed deep into hi No story there, ‘They do that with a yarn like this, Got to go afta aT ps onion @, but’ past, #0 lite Tt stiela 7 hore H dim oon the drum for Three dime tinkle’ on the pockets, head crouched down in every day digging for crime to make a hit who told the motort about it But jt makes a. good sory the tassien singing away In the bar from their owners’ callousod } “to hin ‘collar, an ‘aging man Leva these nate ® ever Tain, especially it you disguise your rain gusts, Got blea: ‘om! nands, “Been hungry myself,” oad fo! vundrer o¢ +, ; 4 here. tay. ‘all He atopped at iy V4 bre hie te a debe: Incheon aa W id Any . iF hand i a np i \ ae f | tumbles into the hall and sit ake IN Road folka—hundred good Nobody but a fool reporter a ont sorry,” he wald, “in t oR 1 Ing men stand around in v hoarse volee ye cay ‘ aa folks to every bad one along F 6 Kd m ea da aie tha Meee nWhiads limit Nad pei Rea HE sr aAS ba gt ‘i down, steaming ing warmth, Vvory bad ono along goes looking for good things tthe bal 0 ish 1 co! ¢ nhl 1 unereased troy mm ' My e : . (iie'stiltnend ana belgie the ; Mee pack up for you. Lemme help are era, and say “Amen" to the man hungry one, striding to the {| (9 % far coher, His) sunken ‘ pone nd ala’ th along the Skidrond. Wrap that baby’ up, warm, on a wet, gusty evening andago | ‘Then they wander off to narrow the bean, iouming golden | at the mottoes on the walle | 0g I the rain for sinful men CTUNDERS, keepers, says the ; hag | down there looking for ‘®6od rooms on Washington st, and loans “Write hore to mother, How of Wolks writing homo to. mothor i etl GT Aa i J way ings you ca the 00 ome of them write home to itn; ‘i | ‘ool reporter, shovil The old Indy trundied a |p tings you can’ find:them, ¢ a fy them: te home to «| Mm evil!’ says tho hoarse long since you wrote home to because @ bit of hymn tune got finial a Sasiecah ae Me Ri Feu | and keep 'em Kk in your head HORSE voloe | mother? the signs. | into their brains and woulin't | Inds Into, tec back, of. tte) Head iis head on this ought to be: for use when you lose faith in | Hut there's no story in that, No story in that, elthere ‘Too When the service js over the | get out, Wolks helpluge hungry and swinging aboafd a home, : Story At AIL” Or per humanity } Can't make page one with that common (ived eyes bend over a sheet of mon with a spare dime and a | bound streot car, 4 , A \ \ \ F NDE