The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1925, Page 1

#1 ° 2 ieee in - ‘ ca bi Te Se ee aioe pepemnemvsirasenimisestina desiants pee ee ware ee mip d } Story of a Girl Who to the Career She the Life She Devoted ° ? | Blazed Out Her Own Loved, and What Came to Fulfillment of Her T ial S f the Y Starts in The S 23 | he Greatest Serial Story of the Year tarts in The Star Monday, November 23 = mes ee rene . > , Yan c ' . 1e Newspaper With the Bigg est Circulation in Washington maaeucnice Weather Tides | pres: al raina ropay i [ ke sate 7 4 —=—=—_ Entered as Becond Clase Matter May 2, 1899, at the Postoffice at Beatle, W ash, unaer the Act of Congress March 4, 187%, Per Year, by Mail, 68 ha, TTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 192 WO CENTS BATTLE. x8 i Mother Love Greater Than Science ge eae ta 4 J Woman GetsDoe Patrolman Slugge | ! anneal Pe ha REN LEE Ast Sa thes = — € r *, i t BLL Moran and Divorce, Too Ap Marjorie Weighed 2 t “at yl rounds 2 ys in esistin rres ‘ Howdy, folks! This is National Pounds 20 Months ip Education Week. Gosh, we're Ago; 22 Now ats glad we got teached everything Y pee gi re [LITTLE 20; mmontha ott atar- | | Thought It Was Holdup, Says Of- ee jorie Hampton rocks her tiny Lp bday! Shak aha t68iri bn he ficer Sands—to Be Charged af r porstep, cuddling s° her lege eee Rpt, ‘ oY Federals lat Blisstully ssheofthe | AIRSHIP P R 0 B E ROLMAN B. A. S ANDS 1 was ; knocke 2d out by Federal i] fact he weighed Agent Earl Covwit in a hot fight which dev: loped dur- ing. Speeee tha uaee. coe ing a dry raid at 231014 Seventh ave., Monday night. r Sands will be charged with a federal offense, W. M. hs ago it was that 3 Whitn assistant dry chief, said Tuesday. Charges of a L. Hampton Mrs. Lansdowne’s Attorney booze law violations will be filed against John E., Chovin rhflacuy ald ls Thrown Out of Court | and Bertha Weaver, alleged proprietors of the place. They just one pound and 14 ounces of | we arrested and placed in the immigration station. barely breathing life | | WASHING TON. Nov, 17—(By u.| - Sands was turned over to Police Lieut. Louis C. Forbes, Tofant bade cegee — P)—In one of the most turbulent | Who is in charge of the night shift, by Corwin and allowed could Het’ live. But the neasions ever seen in Washington,| to go home. ! po Rainnaid |Mrs. Margaret F Sands told his chief that he had enewed Shenandoa i show ko bads ezed ands id, 1 ai ha a Lansde ne's Sands f e en € if bh te from ie ban When questioned a a y “9 He | bitions, baby 01 plied. hub-bub an dits—Willlam = & ae Beautify your home with one of| SO.‘ ee ena aen hostgtahny eanY | City. bank holdup, October 2 these elegant paintings, given free nude soe ie Be iss Tne cally ine; > Agent Corwin and Agen to Home Brew subscribers who bring | permeate : Beas Senty | Eeoonnd ner SMEs | George), Stu ude. the raid: at in 7,890 new subscriptions to this de- | Oe cairo S Soa, Oot een which she rilabiy | bout 10:30 Monday. night partment. Your friends will all ad: | spe rozeedipienedhas sedi teenie "5 ; CORWEN SAW mire this marvelous deekle- re- uote tel er get ag 25 dd irae WHOLE FIGHT production of tue famous by | 4 The turtol! M iat Sir Joshua Reynolds, ir} gi ype Lansdowne” Wi the Stilly Night.” It is in two colors, | "4 5 SOINTISES nd De insisted on egg-yotk and asphalt, ts hand-em-/ Jess McGee and Van Rohan had sidtement, Me was deuled t broidered, and is a splendid ccaaple| © ed up a retail lane n levee) and Was put’ out of the room vt raffia work as done in our local; ''* Taft hot derly, shouting and : kindergartens. Just the thing for) !st Informati pal Y your coal cellar. Order today! rare WIDOW'S LAWYER hole affair Cae Oe ee eee IS DRAGGED OUT looking into the kitche A minister's idea of the n nidm | bigots 3-15 Seton “Fine for contempt, send me ¢ was aboul to ine is when the police will have to stop bestia are ae he men’s room at jail $f you daref Davies shouted k of Corwin sald ticket speculators from cornering all| Satureay i |while the president of the court,| when she went into anoth the admission cards to his church. Admiral Hilary Jones, called for an! room, le urra n th “ee orderly sitchen with only football teams thet 1 The little court room was in a When she she was ac have st line. Flappers also | pandemonium ompanied by an Sands and tae eer des Ines. ad | “Well, if I can't m a statement other man, a patron who gad cee \here, I'll make it the press They whispered to- ‘There is some co-operation among | Davies yel back the orderly ited ae creature Hpac drugged him out. Some one started 3 ng Patrolman B. A. Sand ed grottares, Ge : sind ioe | applause in the rear and it continued a aan NY BEAST ; The knockout of Sands abruptly b d—Macon Ne while Davies was led away j S DISPLAYED ended ‘the fight, Corwin says, and sales : $e -* He was later permitted to return Murray en pulled out his search pee seit others behaved t a yIFELY § S NESS jwhile the court dis wed fhe pro-| warrant, told them he was a fed-| selves The agents gathered up ea eLy Pate aot wie | | priety of letting Mrs, Landsdowne eral officer and ordered them to sit at little liquor was left, the Aud. caati-imy -polley, | witness and not a defendant, be rep-| down, Corwin said. Instead, Cor-| Weaver woman, Corwin — charges, “ y | resented by counse in alleges, lands and Yho’ havir du red C oO r Bat Wa aly a premiom Se ea Uitetaatay lateccupten pith Peers gands ant, chauin having dum 1m f it during Ben Brown, Loi eh pir gates eee eh | The agents then took Sands be jmon decency and justice, I think Murray got a hand free, pulled! down to police headquarters, lodged The wrappings around the mummy | itaichey coded on was threat-/ nis gun and fired several times at|Choyin and the woman in the im- of King Tut are ready to be removed. GROR) With G70C = | the ceiling. Corwin, out on the| migration station and re.eased the but proceedings are being held up] until the coroner arrives. | says tt will be a they don’t have a lung- case of emergency King Tut. Lil Gee Gee shame if motor ready in they disinter achen 1 death, that fected tonsils or bad An inquest rally decided be held but it wa teeth OUR OWN ALL-AMERICAN SPECTATORS TEAM | into the} 8 practl- either tn. The court finally ruled that Davies) 5,.04. porch, in the meantime broke | third man. could as Mrs, Lands not appear do ae hdtes jthru the window, stepped into the Whitney said he would file a com- OTe ans rot prompt the witness| 70M and floored Sands with a| plaint against Sands and do Bil in as she is testifying,” Admiral Hilary | "® gw. volta binince |. Ururaiip Ragond Column 5) P. Jones, president, said | I don't want to prompt the wit ; . ness, I want to protect her,” Davies Police D e s said. “I want her to have every f y 2 court outside of Russia.” in Near Pistol Battle ‘MRS, NEAL HAS a deadly gun hattle between Ow eral raid; get out of here!’ 'H / federal prohibition agents and| The quartet of policemen then re- 1. Hugo Horse. | sion Ty averted by {tired after satisfying themselves collar, who; the police was narrowly averted DY i that the agents were what they watched every | the fraction of a second during a| claimed to be q ¢ football game of | raid last Friday night was revealed q the. entire. sea Nervously kneading handkerchiefs by tt 1 tueeday, followneethe ( % son, and didn’t | in either hand, Mrs, May Neal took | °Y ne Porice, vhs ek | ? once prohpesy | the stand in her own defense In the| clash between Officer B. A. Sands} ONE DAY’S REST FOR that the next | 00 Bon Marche robbery case in| and federal men, Monday night STREET CAR MEN IS play would be a superior court Tuesday | Friday night, according to the po: | forward pass, | j Speaking in a husky, trembling |yjce, several federal men raided the | URGED IN NEW BILL ate j volce, Mrs. Neal attempted an allbt! \Weicome card room, 219 Second ave. | LYMPIA, Nov. 17.—That | GE SECA INES aS: el Mat oy BS PLAN by testifying that “must have |g. The agents, in plain clothes, lined | overwork on thé part of } ‘ a been at the Pike place market dur-) yy the occupants of the place at the] street railway employes leads Coast Guard Boat by the Snohomish, Captain [Ghe. teniningeof the boys and into| ing the robbery,"" August 8) 1026 bisbiae Or thar wana jocarctaanta ta: thal Onmntde OF | Dod 4 of the service in 8¢ | |their study hours too much at th The market is a block from the). cciteq man, belleving a hold.{| seven. Washington senators, Disabled on Ocean oe poliies nth he repaired in lage scene of the hold-up, at whieh state's! uy was going on, called Lieut, Gus who today introduced a_ bill ‘ eee Halted by engine trouble on its ne smith will eet | So the luncheons will serve the| witnesses testified th aw Mrs, | blad, ‘Seret. G) F, Watson’ and requiring that e street Coach Bagshaw used the “huddle way to ald San Francisco author. | Astoria-’and | then: proceec ij tl ' hey Ne. Neal sitting in an auto | Patroimen” Pia Monae ana tg car employe be given one ayers” at Berkeley Saturday. This! ities stop rum running, the Coast | ay, a ith The boa Sih Sekt | a Ate Brora are being pr a ustatning tHe objections aot de-| erry, ‘The four officers, with their || day's rest in seven, and that 1 an impro ement over the| Guard Boat Smith, 19 be ; Taeg pate | it i te sh epee ne am: ronecutor Colvin permisaton to com.| Una drawn, dashéd to the scene this day be 24 aut ston muddle sytsem” used by so many| into Astoria from the Pacific ocean! ikan, Alaska. | (Turn to Page 1, Column 3 onecut permission to cor ; troducing the bill are Sen lina ao ig eT ART |Seattle to Show What Column 3) | yet Mrs. Neat to admit to the jurors] AS they. enteréd, the officers saw || Introducing the bill are § eh di 7 } (s that alie had abandoned her two chil- | the agents holding the crowd at ba Wahkiakum counties, G Before the invention of the radto,| n Saves Thinks. of Heroes Good Acreage ren by a former mattiage ani Had | with thelr pistols, McNamee, cock. |] Wahkiakum counties, the only static we heard was when a tnese oma Cl 1 lhecome a fugitive from justice by|ing his gun, roare drop your ReH Ticker ANKE RROR METIS clreular saw cut thru a rusty nail, | 1% ° Washington men have answered ose in jumping $15,000 bail the day before | pistols!” Another instant and the Hak’ Lanacht! ob RMS INN aon s Here are some dandy latings of- || their trial was scheduled to start last | place would have been turned into a c Sikes feo | e call to honor the Washingtor Y | | ‘ f Plerce county. ih i | 6 Children From Five |. ei wer oy warnson | torso cars ir nace wa Dh ae TAD tonic or 16 5 iis eae Ficak leg! who brug htbecks the tot) TIE NEW 100-001 Sho admitted, however, that she! ‘The federal mon cried, “It's a ted: witartr iting ye open | BY B. GROFF A ma | ball hide of tho California Golden | TREY eR pan On rico nslas tpg A ela rind lon nl i SKING a y her ile aymonc 0 eqns, Be pattie and Tacoma ta y before ¢ 4 Pi | % neat T do be homestel. for thee wife of a Chinese merchant, dared ae i 28 ANd |) gory will bo. guiowta of honor al twoj] TAedy for Daving, "Thie vwil || Neal. former pees ory 0 WO oys 4 with the bleak north wind wi ; j 4 ny ni », 1914 J st, # eed ‘1 Aindoubtod be the nat and LM hater a | q the’ te Hep north wind stghin suffocating smoke of her burning home, 1! ain st., ms this week moat traveled rond in the state |j be in the hands of the fury Tuesday | atte iad ni peach, und the spare. ot ot Monday morning, to carry her babies to safety. shington Alumni will be)] of Washington, Do vou realtso || wight, opposing counsel predicted, | FEW years ago a couple of kids named Alva Kil- Ieee thru the mis Br H “ 20 hosts to the squad at the Chamber what thecncreage along th my come ret deriigs TARhin Wile bAL MARCHA . Baegin Of plese wine Mrs. Wong, with her six children, As lying asleep in || hosts to the mniwheyi Reeteann hd HighWagr alle her Worthen wie | bourn and George Wilson sat side by side in an milek’s sake), wad by » he 7 » was ane » te jof Cor i hin road is complot nwt {] Ryere! y sc They playe 4 Me) Panties Pees ak ty nd the bedroom ‘when she was awakened to the terrifying | oem wit honor tiem Triany|| ih Tan atari BEE. | Seely New Auto Everett grade school. ‘They played together. The families Ip. the coustrie, with the rm realization that her home was afire. When she opened |) jon |]. yylt's hemp, | Headlight L were neighbors, : Baten hei and the door a blast of flame and smoke rolled in from the And there will be some gift for otter 14 moran, with 600, foot eadlig'! aw Bach of the boy's had a,“homecoming” last week-end. | Member olnes and the deeue hall, boy Hae crib been tebe tee ith foe Beast AULT Hin ESSE ee Ate rake aaa George came home from a football field at Berkeley, tirt wounding eternatty fre ‘ at 4 [laf apprectation fo 0. cle 6 acres with over 200 fost front Conformity of the Washington auto ‘i ‘{ MW: *Add so, gomtenict: Seizing a sleeping child in each arm, she carried all six |) oeeide aguinst Stanford and Call nee and wood view of Sound, || mobile headlight. WW with, those orj| Cal. Folks cheered him and said he was a hero. Calitor- er Peony to safety after three trips. Mganwhile the flames had |\‘tornin and the tine victorion thoy |] 1 ree iy jevets extra good |{Orekon and California is sought by || nia named him as “the season’s greatest halfback.” He's The price of pot carried to an adjoining apartment house at 1910 Main nf oii polls tnolng Rood Fond, few rodn |Sam Kozer, secretary of state of Ore-|] jn line for a place on the All-American roster, " potate . . from now Highway 800. i) ho was here today in an effort F n H in a aD fie for a drop, no tt may 3 st, owned by Ei, M, Mintz. I BREAK TRALNING ron) ’ || Alva came home in shackles and an Oregon boot from lay yot " ae > - Tur o the f d Col 4 |}to luence legislation in that direc. | rire * " ‘ | tiple for a person to trade After a sharp fight the firemen controlled the blaa Original plans called for a big ban eed } te \ i meitit eins eh ti Sats tic atatt ot oftisinla tiene | ifornia, to face a charge of robbing a bank and break- fnexchange,, “' * 1226 model spud || with a loss of only $160 to the apartment house and $900 |} quot, but Coach Baguhiw reque te |] erty, YOU WILL SAVE, MONTY |] to demonstrate the workings of tho | ing jail. ‘They didn’t even call him The Season’s Great- 1 to the Wong home. ' that this be deferred until ation the |) yy WADING THI) STATE ADS, || Oregon ‘law, which is practically the | ost Criminal. A. J SNS ish vis ile | Oremon: gare a would: break Into | Our hve He California's Se ae - j \ . ® I Mei \ ni