The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1925, Page 1

| How Can You Spot a Fake Stock Salesman? Turn Right Now to Page Seven | s | Tides ) ropay Ml) Raila © School § Savings Buil a! Hedy, folks! When driving | Up Financial Re- pew § ceed piace to pare serve for Industry ‘always be found on Capitol BY JIM MARSHALL OTHERS and fathers who ave read it a will have s 1 wee 1 at~| ¢ Nght. Ver he: ver | tollow fo play with The This ns os Yo SEATTLE MINISTER ADOPTS NEW folks ssdrteat ite DISGUISE! generally an ¢ bewhiskered mar aides Baffles (Under. | eee may soar You. taok ot world; Masquerades as Confederate Soldier! s burro and his sacks of bac 4 because that is the w rally describe in and bean he is g stories. SOME IMES PROSPECTOR | WOULD STRIKE IT RICH | Very often the old prospec {would “strike it rich. Then | folks’ who had “grubstaked”™ would share in his good fort When you have been readi ere a nought I would like | strike it ric Well, you A Every week children help to g » Ambrose Bailey, the Lon|men, farmers. merchants ty of Seattle ministers, garbed | facturers. The a Confederate general. In this | just about $10,000 me, he penetrated the inner-|more than half a m ints of Seattle's underworld, | year. Pexpressing surprise that the) When you take your little sav ce had been signed by Grant|/down to schoo! Tuesday mort flee, demanded liquor to cele. | jYou are helping to pile up that the cessation of hostilities. Sev- | grabstake. Even if it's only a pent of Jackson st. Bourbon | that helps, too. uired in this way. and will! weary 50.000 of Be for ere We Naver | mioney to tea eat jSchools. At two of the schoo next disguise will be that of are rooms fitted up sonsetht sladiator suffering fromthe | banks. These. schools are the W | Queen Anne and the Longfellow Then the teachers tab University of Washington !s/ down to Mrs. Edna iS Japanese oysters over 2) Washington M § long. They should be served! on second ave. Mrs. Helwig has oyster crackers a yard in diam-! people helping her. They count the pennies, dimes and nickels a put them into the bank's funds. amounts lion dollars the old man, plodding along wi perhaps you hav at th ings bank th he I erubstake somebody and have them hool bstake business nd manu a} ny Ob, wie your) ers in $0 epi! there z like st 20 up nd invented the phonograph| From the funds of the bank, bust lsceddent. And it should, be aineas men, farmers, manufacture re, to him to.be more careful| borrow the money. using it to make f the future. |more business or grow more food. stuffs in the Pacific Northw peessity is the mother of tnvens || red the use of the mor f which explains how Joe Bung- hildren 5 per cent fier came to use the potato mash. the ba . THE OFFICE MASCOT e-" TWO MEN KILLED IN BLAST ~ | dynamite house at Dupont, folks, is Inez, official mascot | Miles southwest of Tacoma, blew Home Brew staff. Inez comes |#* 9:15 a. m., Wednesday. & yery distinguished family,; Four other men, working in ott of her ancestors having fig. | houses, were cut by flying glass Prominently as rabbit stew in| Cause of the explosion is unknow Festaurants.. A number of her, The plant is owned by E. I. I of mink-skin coats. Inez is well | PS* At the camp were rocked Men on Seventh ave, where she| the Dias. | fel, married, with five childr ir to The Star say At the | of Tacoma. fate of increase in automo-| ————_———_—_——____— mit is going to be almost impos- It's a good | the prince took up horseman. | Telatives now decorate the am-| P0"t-<de Nemours & Co, It is loca Horms of Seattle dowagers in the | ©@ not far from Camp Lewis. Build in * eh ee = if The "Newspaper With the I sew est ¢C iveuls ation in Washington eee eee wntere pome WATSON MAY FACE CHARGES HERE !SwisuE , Pennies s of Children to Finance Greater Seattle B.C. Bank HoldupT rial; Big Boy Is Watching! EUROPE Mra. Edna Helwig. She's bus partner of nearly 50,000 Sea! i children who ore aac cach week to “grubsta tonups in butidin the Pacific No wp. the Aveeat, It 20 men and women, helping Mra Helwig down at the Mutual Savings bank, to le $10,000 pited up by children ¢ week, mostly in pennies and din terest every six months Mr. Cole, the sc . says that almost every chili the Seattle ving helping to grubstake the grownt In many,of the clasnes every child never go to trial. due to the jnflu-| Ronsoutlines his suggested ‘Shagit | saves a little each week. Some of fence that will 'be brought to bear in} development, step-by-step, in af the boys and girls take slong extra penny or two, so that, | child forgets, or cannot afford | aave that week, the 100 per cent ord of the class isn’t broken “We don't thru the sch re they private sa tendent C every child to sa not only himse of the money this way used to be and useless things; no to make better times and hy t on ca fall of and earnitig money fc too. WO men were killed when the 10 up her wn du at by iy broadeasts a program of song| The dead: Albert Barnikan, single, ie, 41, of Dupont; Thomas W. McDan en, | |Four Others Are Wounded When Dynamite ee eed, hall way well-known duck to water ae | Cartridge House Explodes Near Tacoma tern Seattle and Tacoma. 8" Kentuckiang Are Killed in’ Bulldings at the plant are constr ed on the unit plan, widely separat city intend. ildren to sa SELECT DIABLO ave AS NEXT SITE Building four and one-half ts Superta ng ice in it ts helping Marshall Wiley in Charge) *n¢, construction the children, The SeattleStar ji “i the Postetfice . “PROPER Fae SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 19265. SEATTL E PI > BRARY 1WO-CENTS IN SEATTLE. ~~~ FOUND IN Ex-Detective Is Freed in [Smash Tha t Line, Dad: 5 Ee on Way Back to Seattle By 8. B. Groff HROWN from one maelstrom into another, former Detective Ross C, Watson, acquitted early Wednesday morning by a Canadian court of complicity in the $42,000 holdup of the Nanaimo, B, C., bank, Wednesday faced po: sibility on his return here of arrest and trial on a charge of aiding in the 000 Bon Marche robbery over a year ago. Forfeit $9,000 Bail of Accused Air Rum Smuggler I H. (CARL) 4eairplar the two fact dian BOND ISSUES Marche robbe i} a ts a frier Wat riends t nly ad fled Europe ‘ bring F \ tsa bes “ “' Millions Sought for Develop- The two are list KIS ta f the federal « piety caranee ment of Power Plant ee big cadeaippets The man himeelf emerges from cs over the border his Canadian trial » curious txure| QUTLINES IMPROVEMENT against the law His wife played principal role in his defense, eel Tells Plans for Production of Greatest Benefits pay witnesn fe and fighting her husband's shoulder thru the weary months. ECLARING the ather or not Watson will b Marche robbery ts the question that stirs the police department. The torney’s office e the subject Harr A deputy p: last. summer When they failed to 37,500 bonds were forfe Neterer. The court's forfeiture of the bonds marked the close of one of the most spectacular smuggling ases ever heard in a Seattle cour as it is practically impossible to ecure extradition of the Swislers n Holland, Revelle fears Last summer Swisler, who is eged to have smuggled ‘arge quan tities of booze and dope across the border, landed in his airplane on the shore of Lake Washin output, result « must be dout months, J. D. Ross, city Intendent, late Tue filed an ¢ er de haustive municipa’ ment program with city council cutor, ia re tales the evi against Wat-| tte aska a $1,560,000 inane of a ton right Wednesday, and after! year bonds to finance immediate 1 the arnin of waiting federal dry gton with his E. D.) Skagit development to care for the agents. hed A. series of raids on other a the rapid growth in demands for service Ross also requests a $4,000,000 bond issue, to be wold as needed, for ! municipal power ¢atension within on the grounds! tne city { ompligity in the Wataon’s fri of the city at pres d illegal establishme ne of them a p ts of Swir. om booze ler factory, followed his capture and arent A number of charges were filed { uarters, Watson's trial The “muny” superintendent de clares that the situation now con ; | fronting the city Is that at the pres- ups BON MARCHE ent rate of oh i the en 600,000 ; 1 in anid | insist that he is innocent against the Swisiers and they post- ed bonis totaling about $9,000. The bonds were isshed by the National }who ore building the city and the, CHARGE LOOMS horeqpower capAcity of the! Skagit Surety Co. country Into the finest city and the, Among the neutral police eiement | workings «fl! Re Yiae within 30) 4 Wy mR % Immediately, it & charged. Swia- dont country in. America. ait mean: strong feeling that Watson: will4yenra: ose mn ‘ ‘Senator Walker Gets Big) ter bean to arrange his affairs’ tor pam the big coup in which he jumped Majority Over Waterman | iis nonas ana flea the countey —- On July 17, records show, he BY UNITED PRESS applied for passport. Later the: Atier weeks of wrestling with |Were granted by Washington ffi |cials. ‘Then it is charged, either in order to protect or quiet their n to the grade | hondsmen, Swisler turned over & rousing evil und crime waves, the | considerable amount of his prope’ American electorate emerged in| to them. The rest he quietly turn. ed into cas) Early in the month of September his disappearance was discovered by The greatest variets of issues, the The Seattle Star. Federal officials largest vote and perhaps the most |immediately started an investigation to learn why his passports were vised. The two were reported to have an fiat favor ambitious program looking tow fa » the state prison at the present | production o! to (Turn to Page 7, Column 3) d Apest power the state. 11 is summarized n issues 1g from prohibition and the Ku Klux I niles of railway from the present Redes of the third wi at the Gorge of Many states today from heated off-| ear elections 000 horrepov ndy { Diablo dam 0,000. Cost of Cost of dam. $1 vs of Campaign for Funds — Gorge unit, 600.000 important result featured in the elec- tions in New York City and the Em- moat ta "Ge the Guat Leica ukay | (Turn to Page 7, Column 4) nty-one hundred dollars tn 48 ; f the Cushman iate apps ea rantnatiates pPag m and would cost about $1,000; t taken to eliminate the grade/ “That's the record’ of ad of the above estimate,” | NOTHING LIKE | STARTING | oro scing evil has been voted by tne| Jap Leaseholder super-salesman, mays t unt 1 plan : sno the | People. With 4,000 dangerous cross. 1 7 charge of a cam (Turn to Page 7, Column 4) meee A. BAUEAe | Doe! Sen 08 U8 ee citizens, on the face of Wins at Olympia Washington varsity too named to take iT i 5 fi T P T P. P T 3 ’ ‘ xt arsity football eleven | OLYMPIA, Noy. 4.—There was ign to put the Salt Water park “ 7 nearly complete returns, have au-! ¥ A DU ON OWDER LAN La _ and his pretty wife, are already plan no fraud in transactions by which {dea “over the top hing for the gridiron career of Hugh | thorized a loan of 200,000,000 to wipe | You're familiar with the plan. FOUR Ir who takes to tho upart ike the {out immediately these intersections |J- T- Kusumi, Japanese, acquired a Jr, who takes to the ort like the | six-year lease on some King coun- \ty farm land, the supreme court 0 by Carter & ley New York City gave Tammany | neta. It t Staff Photographers | Hall complete authority: in’ the ‘mu- |90 acres on reversed the King county V 5 | superior court in the case. will turn the title over to th pal government by electing James | ny aE TH : ‘ Kusumi got the lease shortly be- The injured: Edward Jensen, | Sate, Wace Wi aeel OP ae eta Election Duels SOUVHY, certainly ‘Bunny Boy’ | Walker as mayor, attaining a majer-| tore the antcallens laud lees wick - aa z tain the tract as a state park for | will play football when ity of the board of estimates and | be Walter Smith, Nicholas D'Arcy and) ti. two cities More than 6,000 1 ice sant sollawet”’ dactkved ‘ < into effect. The King county court Edward Wheatley. All the injured ‘ready have contributed| LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 4.—dy | woes to college!’ declared | board of aldermen, winning the five | escheated the land to the state; the will wesover persons already I P)}—Four Kentucki by Mrs. Hugh Beckett this morn. borough heads and electing its ju- supreme court restores it to its i small amounts toward the $18,000) pentuesians were’ ing, ax she watched Hugh Jr. | dicial candidates well as the en-| Property damage is between $7,000 | fing | killed in election quarrels last night rota i akout: the laten “ef tt 7 nest exe 4 = ates and $8,000. The plant will be re ; ¢ wot 4 | according to reports received here, ' ah 4 ae at ys ener cuneate | — 5 bulit, at orice, company ofticlala hishngs diggs ax ad yee. ae today. Pee secon aaa Ben Beckett home out inthe Wall. | After a hot “wet and dry” fight in G M hi . sate much of a committer, Ho he start-| esi Gilbert and a man nam.| !stord district, chasing his toy |New Jersey, A. Harry Moore, “wet et Moonshine in fa ed out alone, 2 i pl bee football d crat e ; ape mp! was the first in the |” spits idea Js so good it will sell|¢d Maples were said to have en cane: great college game, you pute sGanklan AM RERSW RIC rayineee | Car at Bellingham istory of the. cartridge house. : 3 aged in a duel at High Splint ” mated Pe Nt ‘i <i ike house. | itaeif,” he sald. And here in a list | Kam uel at High Splint, 18) soe plays quite a big role in | republican, thus continuing the state|_ BELLINGHAM, Nov. 4.—C. I uct-| of the men he talked with who| miles north of Harlan, and fatally | |Perry, 36, Tacoma, and Roy Bergen thought so too, and the extent to| Wounded each other. ‘They quar. 20, and Ed Phillips, 26, of Seattle, the daily doings of the Beckett government of “wet": persuasion. ees eviation || Girl Reporter Looks tor Work. ef LGHASM Nore: Has Weird “Business” Adventure. Gee says she will have to just what she thinks of him asa her sweetie, so she can tel|| “Madam” Proves Social Benefactor. partner “" | Learns Why Jobs Are Never Filled. in With Cedar Chest ime in The Sta (This is the Yirat of a shor serien on “Job Hunting” b girl answering “help, wanted Arrested Me ought to Join a ciren communications. Her exper!- ore ences reveal the "come on methoda employed in. vartou Be Sxpert restaurant man is a per achomen to prey upon the unem- Mho‘can take one look nt ployed.—The Kditor.) a piece | Mel and tell how many chicken | higer it ws | ft with make, | By Ruth Waller y lrrveris ty land of opportunity! YE DIAKy | Who » that the business ia tits | world jn disinterested I upon Little Homeree nay | If one #0 much as sticks his head she mighty fine, and hath,| Ut of his door, he is hailed with rs thir an 5 het| business offers, enticing Mterature, the duy, writing this and und, oht"'o many ways to make ot, nid dl Fecelye money eal esetoci st, i» cop ‘or 0 wend ‘or thé’ greenhe 0 ot aoa | For the greenhorn, anxious send It to me 1 know nol, the world do te) np Pex on all Meir iin And aprine waiting! “ipa continuously in papers and ma Wet nin ; | zines, So 1 went out to inventigi ain't going to ) | and Jearn why the positions are n ae er filled, 1 learned a lot, One | thene read apelli| “Wanted Your é changltig the} telephone eng nents over {QP Murdware.| phone tor professional Indy. Ap! Arcade building, room =A. J. 8. “Well, doogn't that sound fine!’ Tl never learn tc her joe tvery du lady to ma make money, what a world of sur- t ads for “help” run * | to ri mite | ev. | of} ake the} ply | Early. the next morning 1 peared at the address I was not the only one. A room|816 Pike st., were forced into the full of hopeful-looking women coded me, Mont of them were mid Hlowing the Whaddon hounds at the dle-aged; some had them The room y furnished }much up to the mode, from flame-colored silk on fhe tables, | sponsible. which one housewifely woman ¢ fully smoothed, to the many elab-| erts | |"dasr'oh CinaslpledvO6lucine’ thought of that one at 6274 45th ave. 8 W. One be D orate lamps. |} ee {halide elite Accused of Arson to W. M. G. in consequence. Rieger ate “MADAN AS |Ma (anes Tonig ht | WIDOW SACRIMICHS | Wollowing each other in. rapid Ono silver dollar every day goes to the Hoople club member ARRIVED y | WALLINGFORD INCOME Lr edeaalanie domain ntikanccturtirient whose yarn is printed in The Star, Adolight commotion in the other to Get 2 Fugitives! BROOME: ANT ATTIS ‘oMotnls tostified Wedn in arson Some of the contestants write ‘om longer than the 60-word room announced that “Madam” had! {nability of the prosecutor's office | Be Home and ine Tl charges against Daniel Rigsby, ten-|| limit. ‘Then they say: ‘If this is too tong, cut it down." arrived, The meticulously attired at-| to perfect in time the voluminous | duplex aw there are 4 rooma up [!ant, and Andrew Separovith, owne Well, that’s your job; we're busy. tendant conducted one of the crowd | requisition papors prevented Sher and 4 rooma down, beaidew at= |) of a Heacon Hill house that burned | And there are too many members trying to get by with tho Into the other room where Madam’) jf gtarwich and Deputy Jarrett He and garage; near cat) 15 |iast July, Hire inapectora told a yarn about the fish who learned to live out of water, only to awalted her, A hushed conversation | teaving Tuesday to extradite Alvah little repair no owner anya well [blury before Judge Paul that they fall ina river and drown. That Waa all right when Mark Twain could be heard from the other room,| Kilbourn and oo Ward, Jailbreak. || for $4,500; $100 down, $30 |] found traces of _ petroloum-ether rewrote it from Socrates, but it faila to get by int One after another wore lod into the! ers, held in Lan Angoles jj) monthly, Including Intercat I nighly inflammable, on the Inside And Bill Nye told the one about bending a rifle to shoot arouna other room and as they left one could) gtarwich in prepared to rush the} Turn to the Want Ad Columns || walls of the honse, after the blazo, | a corner long, long ago, years before several Hooplettes sent it observe them pass out. Home with | papers to Gov, Hartley for slena: |! and seo who ts offering this home || ‘They also declared that all clothing | nin this contest cynical smiles, some hopeful, mont of them discouraged, “What is this all abou?’ o (Torn to Page 7, Column 4) children with | | Biehl thy “Allen, m’lad, this (alk about native gold in Al:sk 6 ery | was only $200. | A DANDY rave hte wi aut Aa merest fiddle-faddle, for was it not who, Sona a pol aes the| Rubbish in the basement was re HOME sidelines Saturda - |] Britikh South Africa in a cart drawn by the big blue ox, had a | : runaway, spilling my precious metal all over that territory, egad!"* pare:| ‘The owner of the hotel Is I. Rob:|) tore jn a spequlglistthe from to- || Two Men on Trial | W. M. Gootlwin, charter membag of the Major Hoople club, ; Sr.4la one 'o In several scattered localities the | ed. This factor, officials said, con. | ‘ eled the municipal electio FAmaIISiy £8 URH 5 Shores Aon: OF fied the’ Iona oe life end <property |Reeee tty ete Saint likenotteveattcy os unicipal election, | “the star halfbacks of the W Klan Issue entered the lists, only to | Nore to be arraigned today on liquor dainkige'to Weranic ta Which’ the ex i ringeien ae nit BS siloeo |; Ole. coMH wan “alaiy’ and tour | a Mieten, Hiiahiees andthe be whacked soundly on the head iS bert ag onan Tae Gar neal . plosion occurred | with irl ident Se | wounded in an election tight vat| . ther 6 atving hie’ little three. |8) majority! of cages | By ithe: voters. | b : Soe Wiliam Haris, president Oe" op \Heatin elation, Aone Whitenture {- Yesr-old: won his, first fessonss,in | John} Wi mith, +mayor’ of Detrolt, | out TNO Dall was Sah, ati$S00 eaad, _attle Brass Co, 100|No names were obtainable. | the gridiron sport these Novem- | was re-elected over Charies Bowles | The car is, held, too. Be Sto tc : . ated are teseees SEE SHRKGET COLE CEAELIOHE Gok, cause: AMAT UORYS Klan candidate, after sweeping sev: Se Mon ea apa «epee beets Med | ee Lo snl aa lon laad killed Gy “Robert “Davidenan Years ago when Bligh ps etal ain trongholde, He ary (Ors | Columbia, Ecuador bere i : ‘| starring at Queen. Anne. high for Sn , ayo eS |Menry eaborn 0.00. 100 | Linetor\, erty in an elec:| School, the present Mrs, Hugh Frank Schwab, democrat, routed Break Relations . ba des | D. BE. eran na A . a5 Fae | was the “girl on the sidelines,” | Ross Graves, who, whether rightly | WASHINGTON, Noy. 4.—Samuel iad Yall tote eee ig NL PATdaon, i86| | and, after the war and France, {or not, has been reported pro-Klan.|H, Piles, American minister to Co- nis | || str, Oe Wales Is Thrown | they were married, ‘The fact | Indianapolis, however, gave vie-|1ombia, has advised the state de- | There's stil room for a faw large that he is a family man, with |tory to John L. Duvall, the Klan| partment that Ecuador and Colum- donations. jave you done yo Off H " Ag acdaie “t kept [candidate for mayor, over Walter} bia have brok ff dipl | : : she daughter and son, hasn't kept 3 | bia have broken off diplomatic re- share? Mail your ‘check Into, th orse ain argah votty the Teriatcoll itvera, denietat! Netiend. Auto Club of Washington, 416 Un LONDON, Noy. 4.—(By U When tho Cardinals come out versity st, made out to the Balt! phe prince of Wales was fies on tho field to battle the W Water Park fund from hia horse yesterday during a ington Huskies at the stadium ’ fox hunt and pitched into a ditch! g) hore will bet Al k G ld Pl Hotel Residents on his head. Neither the prince nor git th iN idotinen flanked as a 8 0 ante his horse was injured, and the by a husky little fellow who Nw Routed by Flames | voval rider, after pulling himselt) ante to be u player like his | b M W d! And| several residents of the Oak hotel, |UP Out of the mud, assisted In ex-) agddy and a little irl, who U U ora. oop e tricating the, horse r some day may be a “grandstand . ; ‘The accident occurred in Bedford ak i i 0 PE wre. | atreet at 7 o'clock Tuerday evening| aien ng 7 goddess for a foc ! t piv oy.) fire which started in'the: bale. (Siem meee. Che | Benoe c wae Sol od thes tupure, aD arn Xp atns > ener ka, Douglas irk ment Vanntial) fox huntiie chase Clarence: Ditka; Douglas; 5 | oO" so that's how it happened? ‘The blaze was quickly extinguished und Bill Wright are other mem: | Want to hear? . Very well by the fire department. The loss | / bers of the varsity squad who night, and |} te you, DIMMS || and valuable had beon removed from DAL STA t your Imagination working and win that silver a) Send but) ture, possibly Wednesda | will start to California for the twolf ormor PHEIR BE BUYS || the home before the fire your lie to the Major Hoople club, Seattle Star, Seattle, Wash. men, who cneaped, with four others, viony DAY IN@IN STAT Hoparovitch carted about $1,200 rf September 16, st Eu J insurance on the atructur waa