The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1925, Page 1

Tides ropay Weather TMURSDAY The Newspaper The Seattle Star Hecond Claes Mater EN a it EM i = With the Biggest Circulation in Washington Edition i May 4, 180%, at Che Postottion at Beattie, the Act of Congress March 4, 187%, Ver Year, by Mail, 61.00 KATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1925 1WO CENTS LN SEATTLE. | GERALD CHAPMAN REFUSES GIFT OF LIFE | *Bre Only one more tion Howdy, folles day until Itdig SUCCESS STORY Old Joe becan life Bungstarter says he a poor boy, A s ° 1 e « i « | ie: clan SiS _ REPEAL OF PRIMARY sentative from who has just in troduced a bill to prohibit res taurant owners from using glue substitutes to. hold jelly rolis together. Mr. Exgnoodie is an ardent supporter of the bill to prohibit restaurant pro. prietors from serving papier mache dill pickies wiches, Back Old Party Con- vention System mmm THREATEN YAKIMA FAIR with ham sand- Additional Appropriation Is Sought for Statg Penal Institutions Beren » the end of s arrested a who failed to war of 1812, » BY MARIE ROWE DUNBAR . « ¢ Heattie, a bi FT COMMERCIAL CANDOR troduced morning a for the | Sign in a First ave. store: “Our. rey € 1 va i medicine has done more tor Seattle Senator ¢ e kama than anything else, barring Ole t slrea ' ed A Hanson.” measuren tr party ec * — x Re ‘ of Jeffers y ce de. ? ating 4 mber of a cam ie Hat b away by offers of a $ 09 contract. OWN ALL-AMERICAN TRAM OUR SPECTATORS’ Home Salt Water Park Is Proposes Measure to Bring} Oa 6 = +} “Over” { - Scenes Where You’ mn Play Next Year | TURNS DOWN LIFE TERM Sentenced to Hang, but Prefers to Fight for Complete Acquittal COOLIDGE MAKES OFFER President Takes Hand Most Noted Crime Case in Years in ARTFORD, Conn., Nov. .— (By U. P.)—Gerald Chapman today refused a commutation of his federal sentence issued by President Coolidge. When the commutation of the sentence was delivered to Warden Scott at Wethersfield he notified attorneys. tate prison here, Chapman’s Freedman phy, Joseph les Mur- te counsel for the bandit, v to the prison and in their presence Warden ___|Scott read the president's or- der to Chapman. FOR ae | _ APPROVED =. | Chas uietly until the then in « cept tt sto whether is refusal . which the murder of y of New Beitaly 1 effort to prove ors not have to accept ' First Round Is: Won in Anti-| Hartley Battle for Appropriations SALE OF Fl FLEET ‘senators enoorse |§ INDEFINITE Governor’s Attitude Is Op- posed in Committee Vote for Finances Shipping Board Refers All Queries to Crowley Nov. 25.—T. V an of the United ard, today, in view r of inquiries cor By Staff Corre: LYMPIA, Nov s Americar operated by the nt, stated purchase normal | ¢ by higher curricula. and the three millage recommend The state cc given an increa Washington chools the the state and that thus dations had been ubmitted by the president of the mergency fleet corporation looking ommended by the t ¥ increase was allowed because Presi-|t© the sale of this line dent E. 0, Holland, of the Washing-| All parties desiring to negotiate for jton State college, claimed that he | Purchase of this line will be request had only figured the m no |ed to confer with the president of r, while {t should have been for | the emergency fleet corporation 4 | Seattle Man Freed | al were From Okalla Jail H, Codfish, uni eee} rea ¢ ay nowever VANCOUVER, B. C, Nov. 26 versity freshman ri lwo VIEWS OF THE QUARTER MILE of salt water beach at the new Salt Water park, near Des Moines, which, | mit ‘ sia Fis ie ion ais ta thru the donations of more than 6,000 Washington folks, will be presented to the state at Christmas time and which of » Oakall Te Aig ileta ait - r will be developed and maintained as a part of the state park system, Below, the stream that winds its way thru the r, Carly Oman, following an alone iaiton? carould* Be valley, which state engineers plan to dam and turn into a series of artificial lakes. Inset is Marshall Wiley, Seattle | Lanaon f rd. ‘The majority in, which Mhia “eidioak Mies | pealized {¢) he alesman, who, single-handed, took charge of the latter part of the campaign for funds and ey tap Dat ver ae report i by Si Sut: | MacMillan, was killed last water bucket in 2 cr varsity game - SENATE VOTE MAY OIE FROM Star’s Effort to Provide Seattle and_ a, qronderful thing, not only for Se : @ Senin Sack co ut for every | ; siceaN land city and inland resident in the aes Tacoma With Common Meeting = '11\\0)),00) ivnt rouge jn one) ] he Pa th of Desire ae Reclamation Law Passed AUTO Place Proves Success LE A fp ll F DRIVE EOS Sa ES , Despite His Opposition Machine “HRS Street Car set quarrel be-| the moat popular park 1 Here’s More of Seattle’s Most Fascinating - Q aM | tweer nd ma t | chatr 5 i . After : See | | ()LYMPIA, Nov. 25-—tn 9 drama fe aA OVEaenD tr ‘The| been f iS ILLEGAL Newspaper Serial wa e r 4 Ba ished a ) ne con t 1G ) j F : il | v | BEGIN HERE TODAY noticed before nit BARB. HAWLEY on ay to th 1 I ra say vn bahale. be tw, the com-| Kennedy Warns Carroll Not, taehing schoot thre years, ments with Teen fl jarbara staggered if . n olling o ‘ ald Clay Sa with oul ave fallen if someone had Up betimes, the str black with |a bitter battle ha fro towns get toget ) hairm the state par ymmit-| Another monkey wreneh, figura-{him and § ab 01 a jeu # s ® fa Rn tease aa reclamation affair nt t fonds for park mewhere ee It ratityin that) tlvely speaking, was thrown into the |( friend of het She looked around, to tind herself he devartment: ofthe state.land lain ul. He is suffer-| tween them, on the alt there are so many ho real. |city) manager campaign machinery | death, is managing nce to face with a man of possibly rath vie Ing from a si ture and oth ¢ folks from both ize the importance of of building up | Wednesday ah 0 AvihOwe jee Dekined BGR RMR Supporters of reclamation in {injuries His condition Wednesd: f et out in the our park system, while the country Kennedy, corporation. coun: |¢ Aen SERGE face Ee the legislature today were con. | was #eriou stata HB an etgmlar ti Rte AM rr ier hile bieaale ants ah tet hcanta curved into Mines of friendliness fident that Gov. Hartley can wl who came int High that jt will be impos: | ol iptroiier, warning Carroll to “Just TY nad’ ao not muster enough strength in Pri of Mr Laura vans ; the establish hen’ t the land ull his surety bondamen. before there: nid 0 auning: mare ckeahe It’s safe y haf either house to uphold a veto | te Wednesda hat hag | duarters ni lew salt water park will be /spending any city money in checking the eof the) is WA Goldenta care: Sent IAC raed 4 y metim died mbor 18, In Redwood City ha) cHekeiwoa: Aino Yt take (REAL ESTATE {referendum betttions now being: et | oftee, ud been In| you know. Um the polie renosea ar I c uator D) Cal Mis. Evan 1s formerly | parks none that was close to elther , culated by Municipal Leaguers swing for hour here was the} Rob Jeffries om a wire (Turn to Ps Column 3) M Lar th ty Seattle and ‘Tacoma, the plan wa DEALERS the Municipal league petitions| same buze of telegraph machines : bth mailed dat hii, cue REE ots naidered a and &@ cam to oliminate the {reeholders’;(he same Yvunning about, the same PER LOU EL LS OY eT was opened for -$18,000. to election plan from going on, the bal-}atmosphere of tense activity that| da#ling, unexpected siniles, out of AL TOMOBILE NOTE ed G a site lectod Just hair |} Off a lot rinitting Che people to vote, Ine} Barbara had observed the day t et Aes of yi oeah ! noua The body of the new Ford ts it 9 ‘ between the two cittes nh 1 J! ptead, on the question of whether or | fore Rees OM ea aa ibe | seven inches longer. This pre u c e e us i U campalen has been suc Star ting not they. w . freeholders’ election, | Nobody looked a this tm ra have heen’ standing: In. the les anyone from using ‘ fu 1 Salt Water park will be This would necessitate two efections| She went uw the r wa. Glades angone from using It 9 mm » Oe teria tart aetieg Ohl a aahiondeeetuiorticn ee Mor datkivy “Whtoh ane thomghe) , SRnACa anotwaliieeiruys to, tallesla ® & watch charm, 0 ee a y at sgiving come an aotuall hirlet on the freeholder question » the enclosur h hought pera f MW Beko " . « i} 90-acre tr 4 trlet © Was mead er both the} must be the peters’ jarters, Ms hang-ou suc jon. On your Ce sg JTON. N Obi) illis Mitche! ay Highline Ox110 plan ar and stood uncertitinly 1 a toes always and ready to fight for J 2 ther t t W aera IN, Nov, 26. | ee ot Hie hell today rile Walking distance amendment “the |oty hatrack, While she t ant Ights. 1 bes your pardon, but Vt : : A ws refused permission by the war department to ity of Waahtn Med on the ballot | the woman who looked at who are you, anyway?” j aa isit his laby daughter in Detroit during the Thanksgivs peat 4th } with unfriendly eyes the day befoi “Vm evan Hawley,” hes the The! ing rétess of his court-martial, 1 higlettertoCar-)came in. briskly, and took her plage} reply, “And Tye come to work on ou The cour é “ acess from, tonight to N ay Turn to the Want Ad Column roll, Kenn 1 (MAL the comp. {at her desk your. paper ¥ Ah coer mann tg gaat ky aie on fine ey longey, nd Nev Who ts’ offor lug thia Hating’ |1 troller had not requested atv opinion | She cleared it revealing a| Bob Jotfties whistled, “You don't Last urkey. || ind he asked to be released trom mntinement to “une Engineer the committee ale || to you, YOU WILL SAVED MON. || but that he felt that it was his duty] sign that ‘sald s jexactly look it)" he sald. “But. so ‘en cent f District. of Columbia. » . roudy have surveyer RWADING THE STAT |} to warn him that the referendum] It seemed to Turban Mae shel much. the hetfer ay wid . Tm || “Disapproved’’ was the war department's laconic reply. |) They yport tho nite I plan how boing conducted,’ Iststood for conturies rooted to tie} Barbara wondered whatyhd.mgla TOM Let om | RETO R NE k P| purposes and predict that it will Deen entaaemen ANE! 1 ‘ spot, Then the homely youth! — (Lurn to Page 15, Molumn 1)