The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1925, Page 1

Wanada’s Attitude Toward Liquor Problen—Read The Star’s Series i oe The Newspaper With the Biggest Circulation in Washington he SeattleStar [ji Tides PODAY Weather ————EEE onder (he Act of Congress March 4, 157%. Wer Tear, by J SEATTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY Metered ae Hecond Class Matter May 3, 1899, at the Postoffice at Seattie, W ean. oe S TATE. EXPOSES JATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1925. TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. CITY WATERWAY MUDDLE! f a f HE LOsT | [ SHE Won ]| : : 3 eg ED un. age Mayor Calls in Help as Huge 4 Impeachment Army Formed! Hot Shot S | Mass Meeting Called for Eagles’ Hall a) = Sunday to Plan Ouster Drive and Organize Vice Campaign BROWN AND BAILEY OPEN HEAVY GUNS! VICE—POLITICS—GRAFT—IMPEACHMERT! BATTLE ROYAL OPENS AT THE CITY HALL! | P= 29m, Storey Fi cr Same that all reference to [VERBAL VOLLEYS VIBRATE VIOLER TLY! | himself and his administration be expunged from the county grand jury records. BY MAYOR E. J. BROWN The mayor contends that the jurors’ criticism is il- (GRAUEBY (i aaking tee to 50 legal and unwarranted and their recommendation sie ae okner moor anee| that he be impeached the result of a political plot Mrs. Alice Jones serge get be vegntscapties Smart dopa conditions/overnis’ ‘against him. The action is be filed Monday, he said. Rhinelander ma ‘ns oF eka? hover ol UT ec NTEND lat this city is a} * * %: BP & F468 I BY SAM GROFF POWERFUL machine was set in action Satur- day to overthrow and remove from office Mayor i. J. Brown. Moving slowly at first, the machine was'gained impetus with recruits flocking to the stand , ards by the hundred. At the First Baptist church, a group of 250 repre- sentative ministers, churchmen and leaders of civic and fraternal organizations, both men and women, ——_——_——— The Lineup for Monday's Game? BROWN, Position. BAILEY. Carroll L. E. Nichols Blaine .... Erickson Moore . ...Campbell Hesketh Whitney Gassman Brown Severyns 5 iy “Noodles” Smith .. ++. .- Chatterton Hugo Kelly .......E.H. B....... Lyle Sharwich) sc i.cs ee B.... ..Rev. Hannum Maude Sweetman Mrs. Landes » fg becnar agtteent RS folks! Be it ever so here's no day like Report Says Finances Are in a Deplorable Condition TAXES NOT COLLECTED Favor Turning District Over to the County and State | MAYOR BROWN called in his attorneys, William * Laube, Wilmon Tucker, Robert Oldham and js running a series “mystic num OLYMPIA, Wash, Dee. 5.—Show the remains ing Uhat the total amount of taxe jung Elijah Storr, uncollected exered the abilities gid he lugged the Duwarmiah waterway a revolving door clal waterway No. 1, and recom N mending that the }the government take over the man commer BY REV. AMBROSE M. BAIL SON AYOR BROWN has never nied my iquor and gan oe punty, elty a M4 unty, city and statements ¢ Betvare natn ot conditions in the wave length of wave. | ae BALL STARS ALIATE! Team of Sport Writers! Off Center Quarter Right agement of this waterway, the state “Kip” Rhinelander — examiners have filed a report with fy 7 ™ ———————— State Auditor ( w < ween and over John }he has turned the repe Nazimova in.“ The report shows the deplorab ' . . blacken its fair name, Under my Real D Pre ge stot Ship Captain “Bro 2.z% oes. 2 omen soot ne sae teen) A aN sont diab bas . Killed at Sea "| ADMIT nd to moving a love story as Nuz-| items are on t . ey petals Ga josie imova, noted Russian actress, ever|in fact exint,” re rt A ok ded ae ae portrayed upon the stage or screen,| The ax are bil Wood Captain K. P. T is revealed today in a story publish. | 0 ‘ » pilot, ed by the Hartford Courant ea accion ee Charles Bryant, formerly Mme Nazimova’s ¢ man who was believed by there would be a surplus in the as | Second Guess YOU"? to be | Nazimova’s . | wet funds nS recently married at Mil-| The «| ford to Miss Marjorie Githooley fact response to the usual questions, |} Bryant swore it was hie first mar Hage ities lean city They » not General this water pared to be sense that sinners. Zac 6.—A Al a le " «pros CUT « under which war hall bring suit grand river bar “Rp ERYWHERE tn the 14 1 found the er ment ken from the heavy ocean Bet Mente Hurtling about 35 feet alked te ( ng -: had paid 4 month and it had eh sie 0 $10, ‘The houses and steamer ville Cit thru the alr back He knew the pilot struck on ‘3 moon rate pootlessing gambling joints are raided only when they get behind in the fe ne small boat joinia, the which indict me. 7 ‘ that Ips 8) ing to take Cap iterway 9 in thelr payments hand method: AB ergy WHERE in these dens | AM going to file and dives, 1 saw pol The} mayor, to give the people 4 police either do not care, are crim, ; chance vindicate me Again inally. jemorant, or are afraid to} want th mob of common reveal a condition of foul corrupt. o high and the neva. jo and the tig pe ne along by persons on and that th shutting dixtrict monty for the w The qxaminer also recommends that the Pasadena Tourna recelve unconscious Lie haven't yet selected In the, dramat interview pub iio play in the annual|lshed by the Courant, Mme. Naz as: imova declared this statement true. Probably Jes than twe mingtes fn sing} TH. man with whom Nazimova all the records of the waterway be | all, ot re SIME} ved for 14 years was not her hus. |*¢Pt in one pluce. At the present | Captéin “Wood was immediately [ band. The actress, according to the | ime Wess records ure th the offi) taken abe he pilot schooner sory. was vharriod years ago {6 0{% OF the Sttorney, the engineer hut \wea diad: ty Russian. Coming to America asian|®2 some are even in storpge in a Mera eereronay rckoweal Met actress, she met Bryant, who be. | third place s to bring him to conaclousness came her leading man. The world Altho this is not contrary to law anid’ the ‘schooner’ st accepted them as man and | be better te car Ga PGT? pa lad teak” GEC: fata valent The purpose Jazimo c in one place M cos ; 0 7 " und Wicklund, paltcdpp ay . rhe 3 > rece 1} deavored to resuscitate him with ; All efforts sea after he had of these 1» in the water only a moment Matching Sing ‘Walla? good pe hg vote f FOUND — that ainbling and vice is manifest. I ted b should aboliahed it.” STs tn the bootlegging, | ereat ‘mob’ of common 4 look for vindic 4 those who goggles and veil! see Gets writings « song May Be Missed by Rt When 1 Shoot I/ free to marry ‘oint Adama coast guard cre UT DO pot fair name of ov want besmireh the Capt. 0. &. Seattio | was have a more s name that 5 house for cannot uent ta however than the dnichvate owed t fz ready to fight and cle the South Park di the sake of cleanin word of the marriag F. 1. Herdrich is chairman of the Mt. Lassen Back vid Miss Gilhootey. La Follette Fails yreh df Wooces Na ba chars MY FOUND one ni REDDING, Cal De pt Bh t pulmo! were futl pending 1. Now, wit an election comi everything rehashed for the grand jury by enemies name of a ctt election heard Dr, Ambrose M. Bailey, late Friday, denounce 'the mayor as the “friend” of vice in the city. At the close of the meeting, each returned to his or her or- ganization as a missionary to enlist aid in the fight against Brown. That was the creation of the ma~ chine. | Armed with petitions workers Saturday were coy- lering Seattle, seeking signatures to the documents i which will be presented to the city council Monday afternoon, when Dr. Bailey will request the impeach- e Against Mayor Brown a ee aac fo a voice at times choked with emotion waterwa By eR “MHE GRAND JURY r purely (Turn to Page 3, Column singing merrilie, bot (feam instead of tooth- bridging so mevrilie. And if methinks, would pass macefarturers to pnt and toothpaste in differ- tubes, 90 that they could mot it neald earn the gratitade liner in the knock-out used an unwarrant to Attend Caucus commissioner WASHINGTON, Dee. 5--4By D)—Kor. the fhit time in val Wisconsin failed to attend the caucu: great volume Altho the for an hour standard set in 1914-15, ystematically in liquor served to (Turn to Page 8, Column 2% Bailey Lists Charges did not come up to the it attracted of republican senators to which he was invited today The caucus lasted less than half an hour and there was no men | of the welcoming back of the insur. Bailey has organ-! gents or the failure of the young | 2000 to fight vice | Wisconsin senator to accept the prof- | i 2 much attention fered olive branch Jury Rules Against pelea C: f t ne Dr. Bailey pleade | wit Panguea tahlewed aus” pisoadent r=; lander in Marriage Suit | 00ze La € erla i ‘ F ree for a “cleaner and better city,” and urged his listeners to WwW Raided in Spokane Strong Accusations W ritten in, Petitions for [do ai in thelr power to arouse their followers to the urgency Impeachment Now Being Circulated e cause, ‘@ lot of the boys will | Service in the front- see Hey will rage war on Old Joe Bungatarter d his services. Joe the best-known booze the coast. toe SPOKANE, Wash. Deco 6A ani ctetit HITE PLAINS, N. Y raided Alice Jones Rhinelander, partly | here in an exclusive residential dis LE in what you'll be askec state and nation colored, remains the bride of Leon-| trict. Customers “furnished with H to sign, if you put your | t vbling laws. } rn Mathematics Fail ard Kip Rhinelander | Paper bi core to the hat the mayor has re to Show Innocence The fury which heard wealthy {Once fame TAO OF The. Deon Oe oe fused and neglected to en and can e he laws prostt ‘ PRS SOE lye Rhineland sit to have hin | force the law p SPOKANB, Wash., Dec By, | YOUne liquor 310" d this is what, on and has Knowingly pe MMe how Dr. Balicy ex-|p}- Marie Desinet’s engincer father | ™Arrage to the colored girl annulled | “poi ; Browns And. bis tution » sadn: MORIRSIY, LPS; DE hey into chaos Mar patieied’ acwardict aghinn’ hit: Residents complained and deputy brief, Dr, Ambrose M mitted it to be carried on tt ser if ape | tried to show Judge Mann by a maze sheriffs put the cafeteria out of busi ays he has on the mayor iitak Gootleewale: warbling meant. of mathemati ughter did 4 3 viata ‘s pr utter they found 97 jug pr 4 tution and lotteries ee eter heard of a drill | not break the nding Piggly te ares aralan Bement ti be f Bet Bey i Pho didn’t cuss? He aiiglas san eal atiayhies are openly flaunted to the pub ll court said she war fully violated his duty in lic; that the police are frequent apeséding a and found liquor law enforcement by illegal aS aR sich ofaratod uy nagar heaan tion of infoxieating liquor, | make no effort ithe girl guilty tablished by his father, who did not attend @ republican caucus for 26 years. His speech was greeted with prolonged and enthusiastic ‘applause. In the short talks by members of the delegation following Bailey’s speech, Sheriff Starwich and Governor Roland H. Hartley were drawn into the criticism of conditions. R. N. Hicks, head of the Anti-Saloon league, declared: “Wa lare up against a bitter fight. I have just returned from Olympia, and I cannot tell you all that I learned there. But we should haye a close organization, for there is a combina- ‘tion of political forces fighting us. The mayor of this city and the governor of the state are in a complete understanding iwith the forces of evil that arearraigned against us. That Seattle women are behind the impeachment movement lin solid ranks was reported by Mrs. J. M. Thatcher, of tha Seattle Federation of Women’s clubs, and Mrs, Emma Mor rison, of the City Federation of the W. C. T. ci - The holding of & monster mass- ) Meeting to public sentle ment for removing the mayor, was Betting Is Bivens eee rae Grae dare ON BLOWN OUSLCKI FI, canes condi ates day, at 8 p. m Dr. Bailey hopes to have several hundred signatures to the impeach |*monshine cafeteria’ was In enforcing "went by the 4 old pioneer mansion out with a sack full of | cireulation to impeach against After 12 hours of consideration of | ness Jevidence, the jury returned its sealedy tiquor +. [Verdict shortly before midnight. Jus | tice Morschauser received the verdict lon the bench with the convening Improved Today BURWASH, England, Dec. } (By U, P.)—Rudyard Kipling pass. led last night the best night he of It | 5 ‘That the mayor has violat has had since taken fll with pneu That the mayor has refused | ed the city civil monia. He was much stronger this | 2 to enforce the laws against | laws by retaining in the city ° LJ | ites ein rran (4 afternoon | gambling and has knowingly employ, employes charged with | | Clear weather after tho fog of | ponitive | order ada ages, but the | places and to stop these a himself been 2 rty to practices, and that there are disposition of liquor, and good grounds for the belicf that these protected liquor to those by police de in need OF WINTER Mega publicly announced his intention of furnishing whom he believes are : a Tlove the winter, gies. Judge Burke Funeral ‘ing merrily Ho! More {0 sleighria the traits we xo freere in my B. things are members of the partment arouse service without a their guilt | to civil |againat Mayor B. J impeachment — proceedings Brown impend | j permitted open gambling to be serious — offenses, | yesterday alded his condition. With carried on in the efty, and has trial to determine The forenoon bulletin. declared) yefused to. co-operate with other or innocence ‘Kipling passed a good night and! } service law law rvice In ~ petting was brisk in the down: | in, petitions befo' . 8 Bil atane THs Gab cakintalnanccitheré i ing, betting ment petitions before they are offis was no oxtonsion of the dinenso, but | town district, Saturday on whether | cially presented to the council Mon “4% & there I still cause for anxiety.” | 4 . the mayor would or would not be| day afternoon at 1p. m Dr. Curtles, family. physician, was| at 1 t e ouncl 0 removed, Tho betting so far has} ‘Phe city council has already | © | boen at even money ed to hear Dr, Bailey's request leheerful today and tt was un bs ficially said that the More cash has been offered so fr) for Impeachment of the mayor, parently was practically over on Brown to beat the fmpeachMent. | jut has refused to indleate which - Plenty of money has been offered. | vay jt wilt vote on the question o » other side of the neces a LOAEDG. ORE ery | It Is known that some members of | sie 4 ‘ , 00 Six council votes are endowment for international peace, M S f , | ing impeachment proceedings . ‘tes A Judge Thomas Burke, nationally: | 7% Batis | oney ts ent Ol | to be brought Monday in the | ry for final impeachment. | the council are: heartily in favor df d : a le. |. covnoll’y Ad ‘Should the impeachment — be the mayor's remoy Six counci famous Seattle jurist, died in New S ] T 7 ] 4} council by the Rev, A M, mr H Fg ee ROE RE Ry | F ARETE TTA ) . Six council He ‘ak to en d Owe S| against Mayor Brown successful, tt becomes irre. USED CAR ) votes are necessary for impeache \York City Friday afternoon, pest ia | died of apoplexy. SPOKANTS, Dec. 6.—(By U. P| can legally claim the assistance vocable by the courts, subject hotel today received a| of T, J. t. Kennedy, corpora fo a review In the courts only DEALERS contrary Mh sing merrity Wo! enforcement agencies of — | Widow of Seattle’s Famous Citizen on Sad Journey Home "1 long for Christmas ture that's | xa 5 low, m Ye a cold in my danger ap-| él | Dow, at the elty at they're | wondering if in the Impend five, merrily Ho! I* THE midst o1 a dramatic plea | for world peace, uttered In, an} address at a meeting of the Carnegie) his counsel and to offer evi dence in his own behalf, Mie like a email chitd Ht behave itself when ny, MC Of learning ment ory date. i; V date, Friday's meeting at the ehurch was we a modern one} Sat half part eight? =U. of W. Daily, et. FEB ty become pon i i, bark car in a mit we don't think Mh het, Bice the en the right end of ible ae BV Ges.Gis0's house tions BM Of axe on wood in thelr Christmas | truntor | | hin face paled and he rained « | lowered him {nto tis ehaie but he tm. | Judge Burke had just started his | #7 ‘ | The: Pacific address when suddenly he faltered,| 77773) heck for $1.60 from & woman who | iver confessed taking hotel towels five Vriends yearn ago. She sald she was con- sxclence atricken a Jury Convicts; | - Prisoner Leaves BUTTE, Mont, Dee, 6.—(United | | Press)--Authorities were searchin today for Dan Sullivan, who bolted | from the courthouse Jast night | jafter a jury found him guilty of} | robbery “ JUDGE THOMAS BURKE, |,,.{!" rn reaking away from the bailiff and oa ey atte citizen, WhOldaring among the jurymen and died Ividay ing hand to his head. mediately collapsed and died in the arms of Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, | president of Colun university, immediately ad jon w The meeting ¥ Journed while an examir made and the judge wasepronounced dead, Mrs, Burke, stopping at the Hotel Roonevelt there, was informed | of the tragedy by Dr, Butler, Nationally famous as an orator, the riat, who was approach ing hi h birthday, asked per minnion to say a cloning word to the on the question of peace In (Varn to Page $, Column 1) made good hin oveape vy Apeclutors wie were leaving court tion counsel, to defend him. When Mayor Hi Gill faced {mpeachment proceedings — in 1917, Hugh Caldwell, then cor poration counsel, refused to rep- resent Gill, on the grounds that he wan tho legal advisor of both Gill and the counell,, and it would not be proper A majority council necessary to pass o special renolution {o sit a8 a court of impeachment at a dato named Specific charges against the mayor must be contained in the resolution and the mayor must be furnished with a copy five days before the court convenes The mayor must also be per inftted to opponr in person with vote is on the point of legal procedure The council is then required to the mayor's — succesnor. president of the council does not become mayor, 4s many belloye, The mayor elected by the council would hold office only for the remaining period of the form, or until the regular elec tlon, 116 migtit bo re-elected by popular vale of the peor The counell, under an old ruling made during the MMi Gill tal, would have power to sub na withoshes at the tm peachment. trial, but the city charter fixes no penalty for fullure of subpoenaed wilnes#es to apponr jorly. Dr, Bailey announced it convened that he “expect ’s men to crash the gat | Nothing occurred, however, to mae the proceedings, and Dr, Brown ads jmitted in his radio speech, Inter in the ovening, that he had been told Jin full what took place and had been given a sample of the petitions awipe ant || Cost about Are offering their best buys in today’s Want Ad Columns. Tere listing, Now § with tive PULL riRDS, with bumpe nd rear, plate Klas wings, Clymer spot Neht, automatic many — extras $1,268 as coulp: ‘A ve qulele al 805; $275 || of | logislature OLYMPIA, Deo, 5.—Rep. eattle, introduced a bill in tha Saturday morning aske Jing for a million-dollar approprine | tion for the conatruction of n | | bridge across the western arm of || Monty BY RMADING ‘TH || Lake Union, In Seattle © brides | STAR ADS. would be known as the Stone way Teh | bridge. Shiolds, ul 4 and » who is offering this dandy car YOU WILL SAVE