The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1925, Page 2

se a SATURDAY, NOVEMBER THE SEATTLE STAR ‘ 1995 o\MEMORIAL FOR BISHOP ROWE Harvest Festival and Good Sermons at Churches BRIAND FORMS Who’ Who? NEW FRENCH a CABINET Is Successful in His Second Attempt This Week, He Reports to President SUCCEEDS PAINLEVE Takes Office of Premier for Eighth Time in His Stormy Political Career A memoria! service in honor of t of the consecration » will be t Methodist Eplacopa ave. and Marion st Ralph Ma y BY A. L. BRAT United Press Staff ( “ORD respondent mon Sunday evening PARIS, Noy, 28. Artatide Briand, t He i “man of th r has succeed " 1. a Life nu mine vey 4 by Rev. H University Pres “atth st. and 16th a resis evening : ne Durham at the pear HO came from ‘Theosophical soctety N mpleted | LY Sunny Old Spo- way peas er on kt OI) kane, because he “1 wahip’ at t lows: thought he’d rather be |Communs, 10% Madison ot : er of foreign’ here a famous business) “rio Untiring Horseman’ will b nite Chau:/Man than there a city fa-|the tonic at the morning service of of Justice ther? Who knows the itty st. ‘The Rov. Paul B. Jame minister of SHAppy styles for men; |! deliver “Tho Ripening of Tim ice which tie is the correct 4) jecturo on the Ju inister of ONC; When you should *!! Heal bn rd Ds wear a pleated shirt and | when you should reject one? Whose hobby’s see- ing boys grow up sh vigor and decorum; who! spends a part of every! Bek ceed i day i in gladly working for P gun ‘em? You'll find him oe down on Second, sitting Loucheur now takes over the which he knows from}! ware puains. N.Y. Nov. 28 et Bi) start to finish. R. E. Big-|—teonard Kip Rhinelander will ly important finance pos’, and Brt and becomes i Beat at his oat ‘elow is his name. to a partly-colored t This cabinet has less “left” ¢ than Its predec aS c White Pt are th lowed by messages ch KIP” FAVORED TO WIN CASE Betting Odds Give Rhine- lander Edge in Suit of comme cent; minister of tole De Mo Louis Dours nies, Leo culture, J pensions, Pau! Jourd: Most of th ot net served » last Painleve « > work: of labor, sor Machinist Union to Hold Election Woman, Dragged by Cow, Seriously Hurt one are being offer ‘The annual clection of officers of 3 RIA, 2 ax of the Seattle Machinist union will vide ve th held Monday evening, December § of x r while nominations will be Monday, November ‘Temple. made on}” at the Labor |» he Lal |» code th has gor pe} Both the president and vice presi- | sie ue pee eee against nd has favored @ent have announced thelr intention |” pivhordllvidligr meaning F nelander not to be candidates for an addition-|C°™ tok fright and ran, Mrs. My-|""Tho case on Monday will enter the al term, leaving the field open to coming aspirants. Many predict that it aday or} o week | final stages. will come to an end on Tr y, at the end of t Judge Inanc N, Mill thinelander’s counsel, however, DEATH TAKES FORMER JUSTICE | onsn THE DALLES, Ore., Nov. 28.—A. " §. Bennett, former justice of the Ore- lamba heal Besta ge jon supreme court, died here this. Curbstone Gasoline has promised to call seve ral “ Morning after an illness of several Pumps Are Ousted n " stimony will be m weeks. Judge Bennett suffered a mal thin Anything paralytic stroke several years ago,| Service stations and to light In a trial that has trom which he never fully recovered, | remove curbsld only a series of sensations He was a pioneer of Wasco eet by June 36, onday Mrs. Rhinelander a: egro taxi driv HERE’S MORE A BOUT ) REVELLE = 4 by Lee Pars | STARTS PAGE 1 nelander’n coun vis and Mills have int a very fon: puted bootlegger king and his associates when the first and most famous booze conspiracy case comes up for trial January 19. The former police I med king of the & rum orld and now doubly accused boot-| E. W. 8. Bauer res must gasoline pumps order was adopted of works Frida at they cause ¢ and unece to Supt nem! equire 1 call bia essen and abe ‘They ‘Soar 1 be in sight Rainier Park Co. Banquets Employes may be sent to the fed © annual banquet and ball for penitentiary for as much h h their emp y the Rain years if he is convicted on all the } be hi counts with which he is charged could h Tacoma and given the maximum sentence; The bod: to Bobney » banquet celebrate possible by the judge. [wate atson und: rlors. : or ite tn 7 Olmsted, under the first case, is = é charged with four counts of im- (HERE "S MORE ABOUT peakers on the program are STARWICH — | Potente park J. Ziman, Paradine STARTS ON PAGE 1 Inn chief clork; Raymond R. Frazier, o.} porting and transporting, Doanes- | sion and sale, smuggling contra- band and smuggling to defraud tho treasury department. Under the} | vice president of the company; new case, he will probably be] George T. Reid, company director; T. charged under the two counts of|think it ix all right, Mut, of course,|H. Martin, general manager, H. A conspiracy to violate the prohibition | have a lar ff of men and the | Rhodes, president, will be the toast act and possession. fact that we find a boc | master If convicted he, and all the other | charge against defendants in two cases, could|that things may be given a maximum of ‘wo years/|» on each count. In Olmsted's case} pr: that would make a total of 12 years, altho it is doubtful that the accused man will be given that| severe a sentence The first booze conspiracy case will be tried on January 19 before} H Federal Judge Jeremiah Ne‘crer, be- rein is ¢ happen wh | Army Prosecutors bce asl’ eet! Will Not See Game Starwich would he demand the| WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—Army | F investigation of ile of. | Drosecittors in the court martial s' to be held trial of Colonel William Mitchell today abandoned plans to attend the | Army-Navy football game in New | York and gave added attention to utor Colvin and his chie | deput : ; sR yaar ment Saturday} fore the second case, which willl rnowea new developments tn thy| thelr, Preparations for next week only come up for a commissioner’s| ( Sekar’ cage The court reconvenes Monday hearing ‘on January 15, | Friday eve-|°) | ning. ker, who contended that| The only two prosecution wit HERE'S MORE ABOUT |. ta arrested Olmsted, Huvhara | Neates_ Friday, both high ranking d three others, prior to his own| Officers, who were umplres of the BABIES arres’ by federals, announced pri.|Hawallan manouvers last summer, afternoon that he would obtain| “mitted under cross examination STARTS ON PAGE 1 warrants for their Mitchell, that the Pacific islands ble to get immediate wero open to attack. fro the prosecutor's office *arke | children “die of typhoid and othor| tori coe Me, aerate enter | diseases. ade iment. gustge. O. Copa | Man Held i in Toledo men in Justice C. C. Dalto: Then there's clothing. It prob ably wil cost around $100 a year:| "ssturqay morning Parke | as Slugger Suspect Jean t the mother is an economical| jut ts sve the worrnntat ssa TOLEDO, 0, Nov. 28.—(By U. P.) heedlewoman; more if Little Lord| viable to find Olmsted and Het, |—-A. man who gave his namo as untleroy demands expensivelpard, Ho served stato warran won| Robert August’ and answers the vard. ' stato warran » on frocks, smocks and underwear.|the three Japaneso held in the|Seneral description of the Toledo Clothing costs double now what tt] Oimsted raid. Parker sald he did ‘lub wielder who struck down nino| did when we were hot believe Olmsted and Hubbard| omen here, two of whom were and children generally have a had lett the elty, found dead, was held by’ police to- greater variety. Incidentally, {t's | Pasiore warrasts, which of day. more healthful and the bulk {s| pisdomeanor, tame Ah wwitheen{ When captured in a culvert par- a i hig ie e raid At) ingt night, the man carried a blood. Foae ron Colvin told ‘The star) Stained hammer and an old wack 7c | Saturday that he had not officially | We% With Newspapers, according to aoe jepe shan. fey ta a mighty | deciaed'to aaaign a deputy to Par.| %° Pole thrifty father—and must have al jem onae in Justice enute thrifty wife for n helpmate, | k iy orate eH i. poi . Let's put down what’ our | .,"f,tom" wish to Interfere in a pay, Bas oot tin deaiming lee ve turehowoven tt) Onto Auto Bumper a child of parents of moderate “ latin feony bisth ta ‘ectivol: itd in proxeouting Olmsted and | James Hnglevon, 16, a Western og | Hubbard, it will be on some felony | Union messenger boy, living at 6041 Birth cost ., 5 200 | Clothing nee charge, and not of a misdemeanor. \3 Sth ave. 8. W,, was given an unex- ker, Olmated, Hubbard, Pete} pected auto ride, Friday night, when ind George Kearns were re-|ho waa knocked off his bicycle onto | leased on ball after the arraignment the bumpor of a car driven by Peter Friday before U. #. Commissioner|g, Chivilo, 611% Iifth ave, Bowman, January 16 was set for} Chivilo auld the boy had no lights thelr preliminary hearing |burning on his bieyele and ho ran Frank Taka, Nahazawa, j)into him before he could stop, The Takeucht and Fred Myers were} accident took 5 v } : ; 6 | no place at 35th ave, 8, Monday wo will take our baby,|taken to the county Jail In Neu of W, and Juneau st, alrendy with $2,000 sunk in him,| bail, ‘The entire party ia charged abru sehool and high school, until with conspiring to violate the fed« te day be enters college eral dry law. arrest action | court boys and girlsa— But the parent who can get his won or daughter up to the day when he first toddles off to school Knocked Off « Cyate ey Tea SES — Milk 450 Other food ‘ Doctors, dentists . Incidentals ......, | Total ..... hit the spot, Poldt'a pumpkin ple —Advertivement, Almost | 0! | that the ball fell Into the neck of a iad bh Char py 8 Proud, Fat Steer Is! Brought Here After Gay Life Two Hold Up South Dakotz Y 2 0 wank and Get $500. | heer Leaders Seek Job | Tue NEI I v } , veral months ago there was al U. P.}-A len of t . ¢ q yp 4 ingeter in Kast Washington t the t fi . t began to show unusual cla 1 {risked about the pastures with } L ’ . brothers and sisters, Ho was ¢ ‘ a nd t i 4u pt ! proportioned, wt t r 4 trin rf P $ One da ingnt nast y » { Take that fellow 4 fit him | walke for th ernational 1 rag iret Ja slack busine 1 up H,|¢ Portla ho t the herdsman. | Wilke uahie ransacked| Dn hatin gi b ? 1s money draw ope I t tdig't me t the grid re necking u Koter C over | c 4 . e ra Ts. Oth. the fat of t ni. ain't " : t ‘ h , a e.¢ ss » walk, out to him daily and he got| RENE ROTH, chef, who! Diamond Match Co. Pur-| ‘Of ft, be mine, cy nadie. Thee | will tell domestic science class chases N. P, Land gt ppp. l under the why Hercules Charley was a POKAD } the dor oa > J sho erfect steer. U. PP) The Pacif ¢ \ é 1 out with a lot of fess company has s 14,501 ¥ : pf, Uungster nd the/to Seatt nd, while hi feasting (of tim lan in mner cour r - be se . ured he king the « er | days over and he is hang Idaho, to the Diamond Match i aks zs, ¥ r £004 contrast time, pinned a p ¥ 1 nt his plump, perfect bedy|pany, ‘The price wns ed 40 h I ley circus im any! remarked he w " gladden the hearts of beefsteak | $10 an acre " nue st c sa the pride of the lot. Her he ffixed to th t 1 t r : Ff Charley was very proud and happ Monday morning a clas nt, Idaho, indleated the total ; d him out into RAI SIS ‘ $578,000, or about $40 = " re a v od a w h them ( nt) t bid the prices ran {Rene Roth, of the Mussolini Granted ("°° , bE a Atl Ral ; Hercules Charley was a perfect steer Increased Powers amous ecipe The calf will be exhibited in the B 8 , ot ee eae ee ete a wens (else ie ee ey th| Hold Memorial for for Cough Syrup Te he Bee | A ther « es ‘eawe \t Premier Mus Missionary Victim 0 Her Ch ght! good beef and how t ¢ ers A memorial premier sunday ‘6 who lost t life three wee » from ex men resp r tead of to the ment oO he is granted against Holjer, ag after his missior landers Legislators on Holiday Await Reclamation Fate (3 tion the Swed inters of wedish churches { Cc. D. 8 harge ing the Abel Anderson, Rev on, Rev. C. R. Swans n and Rey, W. Yogi Will Repeat Ewe Lectures Here Rama Quiet Now at Oiprapta, bE but E Excitement Is Due to Start Again the First of Next Week gar syrup 4 prefer, Pe DERE BS Se services for J. (Duffy) BY MARIE ROWE DUNBAR at official act The st LYMPIA, N 3.—T ne a prov h Ss Fee nd a tong tine tive ls are quister than a has five days in which to dur It's trul or veto at If he takes no key Aerie 4 Undertaking ll be at Manning's A second service © ond of this five-day from Bag astonishing how qui rating through ever. § 0 ° ure omatically East.’ i phlegm, becomen a law 1 charged = 2 ttend a he annoy uard MOTION MAY in inv » attend m. Mon rely the annevieg well Neve deme, neaty | COME - MONDAY thene ing 5 othing better tor from strenuous cn, Lawmake Tho bil! was nent to t ernor | - St ey a Shey tt | Step fe rot at Thanksgty any | mad Aa bin the O h O t if nt by asking ot them are rece bot eran fits p m ( ’ % ounces of f the folks at horny the ‘ coe ay hia in re eu n es Soll directions and! Gia state's action to Gov. Hartley gg od . dificil abet A Sa ng else. Guaranteed to i »pentern > 8 mensage and all legislative ac may allow the Ent off-beat of the refunded. The Pinex Oa, T nal serial no dow and thus place all 4 know how it r 2, Ind. runs “reclamation and more recla y on the legislature you want to scorch | mation, le an cert ngled, awk tune. It be! The trinity of gtor Novernber. Al Moore's band, loop legislative pondering in education, reclama and appropriations, with ation the played. Re Be there If the Gove reclam: | er bill, th greatest of all. The whieh ‘oes the Bank n ft will take a two thirds vote of the house en reclam to over-ride the veto. 1 hands of State Land UTICURA TtA SCALP TROUBLE nd nenate is certain| The Ct 1 that the senate has enough votes s|to pass the measure over is to stop ne one of Boldt's ivertisement ner Igo and prov veto, | restless hye 1c ean ivan pad Need Bh pe Pes a ag Small, Red Pimples Hurt Bad- SSL he Vevernes oetne at Sal rag! 16 to, ly and Itched a Great Deal, can stay ther with! ¢ at's why wee baa a em Dea Hat wake Smtart imples on my forehead and scalp. ¢: . Front contin marta reese They were bard and sometimes Elk d S l W ll pat a iar aha A burt quite badly. At first I paid no} S an O ons l finale Friday night. attention to them but they kept get- loving will be given ting worse and itched a great deal. t and nec Protect the Geoduck !}%:" <8: Set Teeth as Low as $5.00 vul whniedopde set of Teeth duce Bot cover roof of mouth. If you have two or more 00 teeth ‘ee “I read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. Later I pur- chased more, and after using two) winners. The Fried aday windows 5 as a limit : ~ a 1 fi Soap and one! LYMPIA, Nov by c ¢ the to the contest. You can be as old Ge Guarantee a Fit on cakes of Cuticura bills have been | tient he week, a bill which or as young, as big or as lit a All Our Plates box of Cuticura Meta was) Dalene hits prokit tho hunting of geo- | you like Gola Crowns (23 karat). s4.00 | | completely healed.” (Signed) Hare to protect the p ; x beh peyaertigae nia ttha ibe Bridge Work (22 karat) + 00 old Meisterling, RF. D. 1, Peo- beauty parlor operat | duch riod of five years ‘Charleston harlest Parchais’ Orias at Stee 925 heeds : petting afte | |tone, Ull., April 3, 1925. of ‘ty is sure seek to | largements of clams. They hay Byntoetic: Porceiat ‘Pill ‘bo Op ee Mpscacahrepe are ¢ > measures argements of clams, The ° + + * yntoetic Porcelain ngs vard the public. Hacee =| wovucy lane nck Aad Kincaid to Give 2.81.00 Up || | ment your every-day toilet prepara- vo many : _Talk on Burbank r Kincaid of t Sliver Fillings ... Cement Fillings Teeth Treated Pyorrhea Treatme: Teeth Extracted (Painless) . , tions and have a clear, sweet skin, soft, smooth hands and a bealthy scalp with good hair. ne guarding | the that foot =. neck under the gro} ng back, a mig nhovel aro need from the in digging * to! ¥ deliver a ir ct je Ferg rhs hens] Down th a | © freaks of clamdom. Ever tinigton will Getty Ny anes Gore Gentketse nae pom dn iggy not gel ead = and around Bremerton are the Elka’ lodges of West- ecture on "Luther Bu Da gold ts valuable We allow sos —— ticura ee nea only two haunts ex- | Washington have geoduck tor of New Flow full valve for it on dentat work. = 1 rooduch neon | foo vid ree s," Sunday, RIVATE, bigh-claas, ug; clustve geod been | feeds and many of them b gph BANITARY dontal office, with the ‘ople of m s and sought In thelr mod homes bp. m., Sighth | reriiized tnetrumente and gentle. the principal tem on numerous this time. ‘The Elke, fearing | ave., near Univ lecture |] manly operatora. whom you will not banquet menus that the geoduck will become | Will be under the au the be ashamed to fecommend to your frienda. All Work Guaranteed for 18 Years BHramination FRE Open © fo 6 Dally—O to 12 Sunday OHIO DENTISTS 207 University Corner Second Ave. Over Mutual Sav & Loan Ass'n Labe vited But since t ro only two places in the world where the geoduck enn be fou its fame has spren lodges of this state 1 will be college. Admission fr extinct st public is of people se nd alnce | are the Elks’ | ve a bill roduced Joel Shoots a Hoo pler” i THE Hoople editor thir han hundreds « them every year, | | themselves canceling all dates for banquets | ARLINGTON HOTEL First at Spring (Advertisement) geoduck and necking to protect the ged: ducks. drawn which Gargle Aspirin for Tonsilitis or Sore Throat | a | Special Rates To Permanent Guests 1,000-Car Garage in Connection Free to Our Guests un to read any a down bears’ throats nd turn the bears ir Je out, he'll scream. He han read about nine a day for two weeks now and the yarn's ax welcome as "Moonlight and Roses" ; > ) ) ) ) more letters about folks who thrust , to a radio fan { ) p’ Joel Warren, who used to be chief of police, gots the iron smabker Saturday for this: | A harmless and effective gargie is rave an exhibition of shooting before an Indian tribe.|t dissolve twa “Bayer Tablets of | Aspirin” in four tablespoonfuls of water, and garglo throat thoroughly. an arroW #0} Repeat in two hours if necessary Bo sure you use only the genuine} Mail ‘em to the Hooplo Editor ne |! Bayer Aspirin, marked with the Bayer { 8, which can be had in tin boxes of twelve tablets for a few cents. ( Advertisement) | THREE GENERATIONS OF WOMEN Since the humble origin of Lydia 4, m‘lad, I once aig T tled a the ball swinging and, at 50 po rif_le ball to a string and the string to a tree mb, Then I net | | . clipped the string with . Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound |in 1881, made on a kitchen stove, |inreo generations of women have | this old-fashioned root and herb emedy for their ailments with won- ful success. Very often we hear of families where the grandmothety | mother and daughter testify to Ite virtue, This accounts for the astound: owtheand demand for this de pendable medicine from all over the | United States and from many foreigm countries as ‘ottle wet below, by Jove!” One buck every day for a Hoopler. Star | i ‘A the If 1's Glasses, ing § Colegrove to Repeat Thursday’s WONDERFUL DINNER SUNDAY! 2,769 wonderful full-course Turkey Dinners were served Thursday at the four WE | BUY AND SELL THE VERY BEST USED AUTOMOBILES SEE US FIRST Courtesy Always Eberharter-Dunn, Inc. chee North) on Thi BL Mo} ey) Goee or Restaurants. So many of our good ifriends were turned away that we have decided to show our appreciation of Seattle's wonderful patronage by serving the same Dinner again at all Colegrove| places tomorrow, Another sup- ply of finest Yakima turkeys and everything that goes to make a real Colegrove Style Dinner, Public approval proves that we are anticipating public demand all the time. * COLEGROVE eceess=e All 0 treated by Chinese roota and herbs, nien and women SPECIALTY roopD sHor PURPLE PUP KGYPTIAN KITCHEN 0 KUTCHEN ALL DAY Wonderful conta ce 110 Vike Westlake at Olive 1624 Third B20 oH Piko at Broadway SUNDAY nfeahity rant had any WOY CHOON CHINESE MEDIOLN 110 Dookie tal AYO one MAIN & RooT CO. Bt. —_ PM 4 r :