The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1925, Page 4

FIVE INJURED IN AUTO MISHAPS Slippery Streets Blamed; Two Drivers Arrested ave, S. ar iriven by J.-H. Y 621 W. 78th st . by t \ Market st FELONY CHARGES, IN GIRL CASE Port Angeles Miss Tells uf White Slave Den Felony pared a and a Jape Deputy Prosec Wednesday as the year-old Port t of a unday kept secret, Port A! Chester Sund kept quented Foote, H ‘William Mili told Burgunder she “\eft a day's | f! found at 1036 K an tre nder said the girl here. a HERE’S MORE ABOUT WHISKY STARTS ON PAGE 1 $$ is tempora new engine. ‘ot enough rise quickly. Th tank is being slung lage to give more carg laid up taking on a power to her gas nder the fuse- too, Specification for fu gas enough for Oak Bay turn, with a safe’ \ Yet another p rides the lazy w lake, She's awaiting charter. Most of the planes are not owned hy bootleggers, in the str They are “common carriers”—or un- common, as you choose. They de pend on the profit from carriage usually a gross of abou 2 a case “on water 2." The bootlegger ertakes to get the stuff off them and to. the “dumps' in the city. The delivery problem is not so complicated or so risky as it looks All the air car They can choose range of lakes and inlets: for shifting cargo to boats and thence to automobiles. Sometimes they lapd on lakes with lers are seaplanes. a wid in the city, tax! to flonts and un: load direct At other times they land on the Sound near Seattle, transfer to boats, which in turn take their cargo to jand. In the summer planes were known to |: far away as Lake Crescent, on t Olympic peninsula, and on Lake} Keechelt ast of the Cascades, their load being taken up by mobiles and brought to the auto- city. They meet with little opposition— | none in their chosen element. They have brought down the price of good liquor in the Seattle market to a new low—$55 a case in 10 case lots. Allowing the customary $2 profit | to the retailer, Scotch and gin ought to sell here quart. ‘Olt Folks Must Not Use “Physics”: nnn} } ticing physician for | 47 years, knew that constipation was he curse of ad neing age, he did not belleve that a urge” “phys. every little while Was necessary, or To him, it seem IDA.CALOWELL| ©7 cruel that 40 ATA many constipated old people had to be kept constantly “stirred up" and valt sick by taking cathartic pills tablets, salts, calomel and nasty pils every day or two, In Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin he discovered a laxative which reg. ulates the bowels of old folks. A single dose will establish natural, healthy bowel movement for weeks at a time, even for thowe chronical @J¥ constipated. Dr, Culdwell's Aye. np Pepsin not only causes a gentle, ensy bowel movemenbut, beat of all, {t is often months before an other dose tsRecossary, Besides, It is absolutely harmipss and ant to take pleas: If past fifty, puy a taree 60 Dr Caldwell's cent bottle at any store that SYRUP ells medicine and see for your: well, PEPSIN Angeles girl found in| at around $7 a| While Dr. W. B. Caldwell, of Monti. ! cello, IIL, a prac. May Desert White River Camp on Mount Rainier Plans Made for Increasing Capacity of Para- rut 3MEN ATTACKED NEAL “AND WIFE BY AUTO THUGS One Victim Is Kidnaped aad dise Inn; This Year Sets Reeord Two Others Beaten Up W r ¢ highline at ee . > \ ‘ bat F bbed Ms , wood oO ft j Hin ' t : Man $ i ‘ } f o | da . vided at Pare mith ry 4| seven mile , % nem ore . rh a 7 : : - 2 hes 7 ie r “¥ arte! yore ‘ sata Two OTHER MEN — ‘ i ARE ATTACKED ier x: Sailing Ship Picturesto wr ts Bratton ‘Ney Shown by Seattle Man wien “amous Collection ‘of Old-Time Vessels Is)" aueation, tae Prepared by George E. Plummer blo t ater manager and striped trousers 1% Boat Co. rhaps t it of marine views th the Un pictu Which “ BURGLARS' CAR = HIT BY TRAIN | Rob’ Store, but Lose Loot at) ,.‘Y"7", ‘tu (HERE'S Mo RE'S MORE ABOUT ABOUT POTATOES STARTS ON PAGE 1 baa DeSean on charges Rail Crossing on the tracks in Seattle HIEVES feetr en au . ween pepe th mobile wit si ma 6 legitimate profit . ed death when automobile was wrecked a Northern | Kanasket estigation at the ecene of the Pacif\ MITCHELL STARTS ON PAGE 1 the sci L tor following the Shenan- do lisanter, which was the real { bh present action, In this Mitchell 1 the war departme and “erimi IS DEDICATED Beautiful Forestry Building « Received by “‘U’ almost treason able administration of the national | court room was policed by quad of guarde Wh men, who also d the door with an tron rule. n the spectators’ seats | A fitting memorial to the life of were Alfre¢ Anderson, ploneer Wash. | filled immediately after the opening | Hsia f j ccraciiidatetiaens walt eadionted' ofthe: court tha-dcomiwers altwer| NINO? le-Winning: Title Tuesday when Mrs. Agnes Healy An-|and no one was allowed to stand — derson presented to President R. R.| except photographers and tho sol-| About answers were received Rogers, of the board of regents of |dier guard |by the Pantages théater in the Hal the University of Washington, t Mitchell was required to'stand =| pemar band name contest which keys to the forestry buildi 1, While the specifleations were |ended last week. It wan a difficult monumant:to fier tate husband being read by Lieutenant Colo- | job for Judges to pick the winners Anderson 4 member of the| Nel J. 1. MeMullen, who also To Mrs. T. A. Hutsell, 1206 ‘Terry | 1 legisiature of this state, at| *tood. ve, gets first prize for the title, was enacted| Reid sought to interject a» mo-| gia) DeMar’s Charmed Land Nine.” which loca univer at} ton to quash the charges after the Many came closo to this title, but Its present site overlooking Lake| San Antonio statement wan read,|thoas that mentioned the Charmed | Washir fark E, Reed, Mason | but Howse insisted that tho entire|pand neglected to bring out the main county lumberman arid member of|list had to be read into the record|teature of the number included in the state legislature, sald In a speech | Yefore such a motion could be en-|the band. Mra, Hutsell receives a| siven Just before the presenting of | tertained. prise of $25 ys to the building by Mr It developed then that the lengthy Helen Selen Streifeld gets secon ean jan Antonio statement had to belnonors and a ptize of $10'in cash A bronze memorlal tablet which | Ted in connection with each apect-| tier winning ib selected by the us unvelled during the ceremony | fcition based on it, and despite an! jagen is 'Ded Western Synco- |by Winlock W. Miller, of the board | @ppeal both sides to dispense] ratorg.” of regents, states that Alfred H An. with. the formality, Gen. Howse in-| "avira ‘prise was awarded Richard derson was “a creative leader of the|*sted that the regulations must be| sr auttte, 4016 Arcade square, for state, who applied sclence to indie jaanace mage Teli hs ; his title of “Hal's Maisical Acea’; try and gaye vision to public affairs; lis roman? eaweaalad Asay 3 read-| fourth prizo goes to Charllo Beam, a friend of the university who served in paler Soe tar cat they ait] oe runa Park, ‘for his suggestion it with abiding interest and loyalty.” | Coee ee et and Mr eel ere | of “Hal DeMar and His Pled Piper Anderson rected at a cost | mang and Mitchell stayed!” woth prise was given to Bdith ot $250,000, about $50,000 of which i oe Mouth. réaalat Morton, Vine st,, for her title, " Rpent on equipment. Mrs, An-| quran ae, fourth rea kp ibid g “Hal DeMar's Golden Wost Seren darien's donation of a quarter of i veliesys aders.” Approximately 60 were sub million dollars is the largest single ed, giving the Identical title of donation ever given to the univer-|% Sir! agent of tho woights and ed Sattar Weatiesmun nate sity, meawurea department and’ thelr! sage selected’ Miss Morton's trom {weight wan found to be far short Jof what it should have been, Accarding to Herold and Inspec tor Worden, the practice of short weighting customers in general, However, lurge percentage of the market dealers are entirely honest and are co-operating with the in. spectors in an effort to stamp out | fraud | anandoptobiusotRfhillegalym otaoin The method used th short weight. SHORT WEIGHING IS PENALIZED A determined effort to stamp out |cheating by short welght in the public markets, begun by the city | ing in to throw the art on the | weights and measures *department| scalea and without allowing the in some time ago, netted two convie:| dicator to come to a stop, the deal court Tuesday after: | er un tions in police noon tehew it, wraps it up and an nounces the price W. F.C ®e nitary market,| “The public is to slow at. figur and Carl Mengedoht, meat market | ing to catch them, and hag no way at Wirst and Pike, were each fined} of accurately determining the $26 for welling short welght ehick-| weight,” Herold said, “Wateh the ens. They w arrested by In-j scales and ask the dealer to let you seo what the article welghs if you want to protect your pocketbook,” (7) upector H, Herold The chickeng, wore purchased by) aaron nt tree se: mt yo follow "CHARLEY ns |S ARRESTED | | Says Case Is Technical One| Brought by Government Arrested under a New Y tment ch: arging him with technical and a compr a fine on the company to | 1s exceptic thin time| “The ch smash-up early Wednesday fai pe sts, Sesyttheg S| ada baak tae “ayes an she og ees, ” wil 56:2 eis tet ied i \“ course they have to serve t bats song sy etrsoe %) warrants on ita officers, who hap = i ne atitomobile wh Ove ¥ farmer backed up| “* h jumped from the autom areas id meen pened to be myself and George t fon She, are |e $6,000 Whit I was general manager ot said ond Whittle president of the i | Anthrac ite Railroad Co. then. s b ven't been connected with the ja " tele — went over |COmpany for several years | he ts went over nt polenta. se that the burglars may have beer sold the crop back} "No. T don 3 hgg : will have ed in the wreck ‘ ttend to the har brdkee into the Jde with a neat will attend to the ma eee cone ie vor even saw one of| Whole lot of fuss over nothing cangh tie he: Warrants were served a itt gain May he expected to} nd Whittle Tuesday, by I assortment of eatables.., These gro-| resell his inthe pit: tar |B. Mam oasoe Bom Day ceries ranging from hama to plug|as high as $65 a ton before the) ® $1,500 bond and was r tobacco, were scattered along the| winter was over The two officers of the company Hat ot way atte in hit the} aro charged in the {ndictment with automobile. Smith was unable tolf HERE'S MORE ABOUT unlawfully selling part of a $1,- 4 issue of tho oncern, The vie consists !n the fact | that the were sold without complying with the orders of the Interstate commerce — commiasion relative to the sale, according to the | indictment, PRIZE NAME FOR BAND CHOSEN |“Hal DeMar’s Charmed Land | this group for her suggestion of "Serenadors’ Instead of "Band." ‘The judgen felt that the first prize title would carry Seattle's meanage wherever this band appears. Capt. Pierce Talks on Elevated Lines “The Safety of Hlovated Street Railroads,” was the subject of an address given by Captain A. 1, Plorce, of the street railway depart ment, before Wont Seattie Commun. ity elub ‘Tuesday night, Captain Plerco sthted that there has been ho aceldents on the elevated road | [running to West seattl@ in its | nix years of operation. The old Pony Express traveled 260 miles a day, LI rAR IN JAIL HERE Fugitive Couple Returned After Capture in Minneapolis fell a cell at as he was the jail ative mood,” Neal placed in m not in a tal t M 1 Mra. Ed Fintok und JM in the $22,900 h p of E me gern at r sf 1a da: 4 ft the were fin where Mra. Nea Minneapoli to have relatives. :| Denny Regrade readin ® WEDNI MecDougall_Aruthwick PURCHAS CHARGED THIS WEEK BILLED DECEMBER FIRST DAY Informal Intimate Showing of Women s Be Thur Living Mode day, O« Women rment FLOOR PHD Cotton Blankets At Special Prices especially per sily cleaned, Blanket warm for damp, cold nights, cotton blankets help to particularly the e out-of door 4 problem, and are Plaid Sheet Blankets Cotton Sheet Blankets ng nite 0] 50 tom lrge see and wd tar Each Large solve Cotton Plaid Blankets Heavy Cotton Sheet Blankets ter beds, fine, he and sof tan with and yellow woo in gray or plaids of blue 66x80 . Cotton Plaid Blankets a fir ight blanket n & / Size soft fi Assorted plaids BEMENT FLOOR necting in provement clubs of this district Hill club one of n membership in the city called to hear the re-p of the several committees rep-| makes the Denny Meeting Friday, of. the resent the property owners on! the largest npecial meeting Denny | Denny ‘ y Hill in connection with the| organized for the definite purpose of * RE MOND RITES ©: Hill Regrade asnociation has been|efforts to secure action toward the|Jeveling the hill in preparation for alle © Frid vening, to be held | regrade of the hill several large improvement projects | Alaska and Seattle Pioneer Funeral Wednesday JOHN REDMOND, 72. £ follow the service CHARLES ANTON OLSON, 63, will be bu at , from the Butter . Sporting will be buried & Brinton’s mortuary t 2:30 p.m. cca st, from Thursday, * EMPLOYE JAILED “T| Suspect Surrenders on $2,-| 000 Grand Larceny Charge Henn grand easy larce: Hennessy has been sought for two months on complaint of Christensen, Third aye. pc : manager. Christensen claims Hen. nessy, a former employe, abscond ed with the money RESCUE WOMAN Policeman Saves Her After’ She Falls in River KELSO, Wash, Oct. 25.—(By 1 |P.)—Police Sergt. Chester Hunting |ton and Patrolman Bailey saved an Indian® woman named Katie Su burn, of Rainier, Ore., from drown ing in the Cowlltz river. ‘ They found her clinging to a boat screaming for help, She sald she fell In while hunting for her van ity case on the landing float “The coffee ds superb? 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