The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1925, Page 4

Sa Site Ss PAC i NINE IN!WRED IN WRECKS Eight Persons Held in Jail for Illegal Driving TRAFFIC TOLL IS HEAVY Dr. Maude Parker Slightly Hurt in Smashup N pers were injured ar ols thers ¢ in the city Monday as a ree of Sunday's acel dent toll, Dr. Maude Parker, 41% Bo ave. N., refused to give « statem: to police concerning an accident tr } lncerate pital f received wh car hit automobile at 23rd ave, W Spokane st., Sunday ers, J. G. Mulr also were treated Two passer cc M. Lewis bruises. A on charges of reckless d T. G. We 24, was arrested a. charge while d after ar t Dexter ave Awith him fere held was la m ater arre charge. Owens’ truck hit three parked ma chines dele Harris, 1422 11th ave.; ame uddress, 9 50 South ern 5 A ed for ear hit a macht Hel bert 12 Broadway Se ond are. and Pine ernoon Five-yearold June Harvy was infured and W. H. Hawkins was arrested on a drunk driv charge when the truck tn whi they rode hit another car at First ave. and Denny way ‘The little girl recetved treatment | at the city hospital. John Davis, 40, also riding with} Hawkins, was arrested as being drunk. Mrs. E. F. Fleuffe, 2526/ Eastlake ave., was knocked down by | ® car driven by F. I, Doane, of Sumner, at Eastlake ave. and Roa- noke st. Sunday afternoon. She was not badly hurt. GIRL Is HURT IN AUTO CRASH The 7-year-old daughter of S. R.| Sasaki, 216 Fourth ave. S., received cuts about the fnce Sunday after noon when the car in which she rode was hit by a machine driven by J. B. Pevione, 7608 Rainier a at Jackson st. and Sixth ave. 8 Helen 8. Mullen, 3853 Hanford] st., reported to police Sunday her car hit a motorcycle piloted by Frank Takahashi, 24, of 915 Fir) st, at 12th ave. and Yesler way" Sunday. The man was taken to| Providence hospital, where his in-} juries were said not. to be serious. Three men also were arrested for reckless driving Sunday. Tom Simicich, 25, was arrested at | First ave. S. and Dearborn st. for going 31 miles an hour. Sam Nel- son, 28 for-hire car driver, was charged with going 40 miles an} hour. L, Poquette, 32, was arrested at 14th ave. and Madison st. for going 40 miles an hour. MAN DROPS DEAD Found Lifeless by Clerk Hotel Room After telephoning for help, Chartes B. Loss, 55, dropped dead in his room at the Savoy hotel, Monday morning. Death was due to heart trouble or alcoholic potson, according to the morgue officials rg The night clerk, W. F. Morrison, in response to an urgent call over the hotel telephone, went to Loss’ room. He found Loss dead. | vice president; that | ent Harold Preston. |e Washington, on the world court, lgrets t J until the first Monday Mean Thief Takes Babies ;’ Chicken t thief ts at work again. This time he stole led food from 30 adly ne tle ckens furnish for th of t bome haen y money and ou more to the t an Bain does to the Extra Cent Tax on Gas Is Demanded OLYMPIA, Dec, T—An additional nt tax on gasoline in this provided in a r one tal me fes that one-sixth of the sums lected from this tax shall » permanent high one-sixth to the| The act provint to carry out the provisions Had Trunkload of | Rum; Gets 60 Days, Bam Iz vives a tr him a address was incorre not find the testified Neterer Monday me, he nak contained a q Judge N take his when*he » in the King Jeration | need Izan to 60 days| unty jail, | Business Officers | Will Be rarailed| New officers of the Mutual Bust neas club will be installed Monday | night at a meeting in the rooms of| the organization, 522 Seneca st, The} cers are: Ne Mortenson, pres. | ; 8. G. Hepler, first vice prest-| Ronald E, Chapman, second O. Loreman, treas-| urer, and Frank Kannair, secretary. Rainier Line Buy) Report on the purchase of the| Rainier Valley car line will be made! Tuesday noon, December §, at the} | Municipal league luncheon by the special committee appointed by Presi This meeting will be held at the Chamber of Commeres and citizens interested In this huge expenditure of money are urged to attend. The meeting is to be addressed by Dean | Charles E. Martin, of the department of polit fence of the University BEG PARDON In the tssue of Saturday, Decem- | ber 6, The Star inadvertently stated that the 11 service commission, In omnection with the Yiolet Davis club, had presented a home to Mrs. | Viol presentation was made by the league and not by the| The Star sincerely re-| is error of stateme: Civi commins 1 Ser Sentence of Doomed Man Is Suspended! Hobbling with the aid of a cane to Federal Judge Neterer’ room, Monday morning, F awaited sentonce session Brow dope addict, last stages of tuberculosis. Judge| Neterer suspended pas: i «court Brow (Cross Word Puzzle" Spend a pleasant half hour filling the blank spaces of this crossword | puzzle with the proper lett HORIZONTAL 1. Paid for anoth- ern food. 7. To totter. 3. Raves. 4. To devour 16. Unfastened 17. To as 6 L a 4 . Female former Dined. Exists. 3. Melody. |. Series of hero: le events Halt an em, List Coronet. Bmall skin tu- mor, 38. To decay. 46, To tell an un- truth. 26. Sesame (plant) 31. Toole for shaping holes. 40, Musician, 44, Like, | 44. Nay. 45, Printers meas ure, Sorretalive of either. 7, Folded tightly. 10. One who decorates . Grain. 64. Tohasten. 56. Wand.! 60° Long runner used on ice or snow | 62. Impetuous 66, Job, | 87. Toward the Orient 4 fi 3. #7. Flower. 69. Hxaminationa. #1, Toward sea. 63, Deity. 4, Portico. 66. Pleced out 68. Paid publicity. 69, Stir. nh 78. Eon. 4 shrubs. 76. Era 71. One who cuts timber, S$. Lurked. 80. Horna a VERTICAL finish. * Guided. 8 Too, % To depart . Gazelle. 11. Chemleal compound. 2. To apply secondary colors, Measure of area. Inhabitant of a city. . Mineral spring. 24. Particle, 1 1 i Emperor. 6. Particulars 1 t) Felt che alk obliterators Three-toed sloth, 12, Nutw. igid. 36, Sty, 38, Spike of corn, it Fee of fishes, 41, Bearlet. ore, ood made from grain (pl.) Stizmative voter, 49, fmagined, rial. 51. Avenue, Newspaper subscribers, tone leaves of |7 Street car pulled by another car To move in the water fish- 56, You and me 8. Ancient | 5%, Male cat Native metal. Yellow Bawalian bird. 74. Reverential fear, 75, Dad 18 pesenl dye. ANSWER TO) SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD! r r, failed to | op of Mason Davis I; IS SOLD Big Hardware Firm to Re- tire From Business Announcement was mad John F, Welborn, proslder wotive bustnel and that a dea with Charles nt, and J, ¢ ack, « dt Beattlo Hardware con pany, whereby the en’ merchandise of the Whi has been sold to the Beattle ;Ware company, Bchwabacher Hard ware comyp and Marshall. Well . ay A contract, covering the sale, which represents 4 cash transaction of over peted and © January $800,000, bas been cor fer will take pl Mr, Welborn said the company atinue to conduct tts buster uding December 41, accounts will be pay. the Whiton Hardware com pany. The Whiton Hardware company was ostablished tn 1888 by John Whiton in a bullding near First ave 8 1 Wash st. They were 1 out dur sreat Beatle fire and operated on Be a near Spring at, for a time, and afterwards removed to approximately the old location at 118 First ave SOLONS MOURN JUDGE BURKE Legislators Feel Tragedy of Jurist’s Death 2 OLPMPIA, De Legislators are mourning the passing of Judge 8 Burke of Seattle. Many of legislators had k n the na nally famous jurist, as they served th him on the Id cc mittee from this state. Legislators feel the tragedy of his death, which came just a couple of weeks before a the hearing in congress on the wo: court plans Judge Burko was intensely Inter ested work 1 looked f ward so much to the hearing in reas on December 17 Among legislators who served on this state world ec n ttes, of which Judge Burke was chairman,, are: Senat Myers of Davenport Mark Roed Harry John Miller of Snohomish county | Steals 110 Watclies; | Sentenced 15 Years! Pleading guilty to the grand lar- ceny of 110 watches, Ben Brolstank Feostved a one to 18-year prinon] sentence Monday. Hoe admitted to} Judge Ronald that the watches were | part of the loot from the Hell] Loan Co., robbed a year ago. | Chinese Gets Three | Years in Dope Case! Declared Narcotic Chief ¥ Hamson to be a wholesal dealer, Mark Quon appeared bef. Federal Ju cx. Quon rain a room which B of cor He eo yoars at M penitentiary 15 Gallons “Moon” Seized by Raiders. Fifteen gallons of moonshine was discovered bt é agents concealed a cache in a roor above the cafe, ided Saturda: ta, they 7 lared tchel and L. D. night by Ketehel in indictment in anot cane. Duke, according to agents, was | arrested in the act of s¢ f moonshine to a dry waa the second time tho i n raided in the Past month Short Circuit in Bank Calls Police A short circult in the wiring of vaults In the Seaboard branch Dexter Horton National resulted in a false alarm to police early Mon¢ morning. Police were sent hurt to the| | acene by Capt. E. 1. Hedges of the night patrol, ‘Anna Louise Strong | Returning to. City| engthy stay in been en-| the Amori can Industrial School at Moscow, of which she is resident, Mins Anna Louise ong, of Seattle, was | aboard the Admiral Ortental liner} esident Grant, due to dock here| Tuesd for Air Mail Line Discusses Route | Vern C, Gorst, bidder for the pro. | posed air mail route fre ) ‘om Seattle to] Los Angeles, was in oattle over the | week-end conferring with Postmaster | Perkins concerning the route and terms under which he would take tho | mail contract. Hoe left for the return | trip Bunday afternoon | | Stone Breaks Car | Window; Man Hurt! A stone. belleved’ to have beon thrown boya playing in the atreet, broke a window of an in bound Cowen Park car Sunday and flying fragmenta of glasw struck the Mead of Henry Lyon, Jr, 2763 Sint ave, N,E. The ear was pass. ing 1, 42nd ft, and University way. Wyon, a printer, and Unt. Wornity graduate, was treated at the city hospital for #ligWt injuries. MARTIN TO K Prof, (. 1. Matt, of the po litical selence department of the University of Washington, will ad dress the Munielpal lengus at the| Chamber of Commerce Tuesday at noon, THE SEATTLE WHITON STORE; (Political Row Caused by by loating Population thas political inefficiency found in Beattie ts fue, to @ large extent ating population of the city according to Professor Howard §Voo! ato: artment of no University of Washington pating ulation remulte ony att in om, s on window dressing larg ' hotels and other fi for travelers, tn mtow 1 bullding up better con ¢ oF Greater dis Mitdoal Jemagomy en with a large shit ation than in with a h population, TTWERE aro a tow polloemen in Beattle who want Mayor Brown removed—but only ai fow Th was shown Monday by slgnatu the petitions for Brown's peachment left at the city The p ns appea dquarters Hu hea ‘BURGLARS BUSY Variety of Jewelry Is Taken by Thieves Sunday Night Thieves plunder John Huxley, 1918 N ng several v ¢ jowe A burglar entered the room of Eva Duff and Nelile Carlisle, stealing six rings, four strings of pearis, three watches and other Jewelry, They live in the Avalon apartments. Ray Burrows, of Tacoma, reported to Beattie police that two overcoats were stolen from his car Sunday was parked at Second ave. and Bpring st Alo wet was stolen trom Second ave., when od his apartment, he while Iver and a pair of hair clip- pers wore reported taken from the home of A. H, Hiatt, 2826 45th ave B. W. LEGISLATURE 1S FACING WORK , Calendar Crowded With Var- ied Measures for Disposition By Staff Correspondent OLYMPIA, Dec. 7.—With reclama- tion still the pivot around which | legisintion in revolving, the legisiat ive calendar for this week js a crowded one, The reclamation pro- gram, nd final dispoat on for Institutions ng, considera ot 1 elfare measure: foremost among thease be $ ‘ riation for men's indu 1 home and clinic, aro all to be oned of, On We t hambers » © scene of an open hearing on the establishment of astrial home and « Federation of © Women's Legis kindred organiza g the house propriation upon the of this new ixetor mator Urges Co-operation With World Court Dr. G. D. Powers addressed, the Women's Logisiative counctl on’ th vorld court Monday noon at the Y. MO. A. Ho urged that the United States adhere to the rulings of the court,,on the ground that it will eventually formulate a code of law that will bring about unt versal peace: NEW TAPPA phases of, cookery. comparatively 1920 at least pulation was not born »ved into the elty after 1 for the low birth rate of Be The large element of floa population and the high stand, men and women, with few old p fessor Wools paper on the birth rate tn Americs the ntatiatioal % the American Boc which moeta in N Ho han used Beattle as a tont _ Professor Woolston also aid that I yan for his work, Policemen Back Brown Women’s Gauntlet Gloves went beeging # are clearly and defi behind the mayor, department a a whole 1s confident n his office and clear the foree that has cor ————_—_ Men’s Colored Border Hdkfs. 4 for 1.00 Little betting was reported tn the Eddie Leonard | Bright Star of | Hopwood Farce Draws Laughs at Palace Hip portrayed by Besste same Orpheum Show banjo-strur: Sine Eddie Leonard and hin troupe of minstrels, week, you hear a noino like the advance agent of an earth- merely the auc . mixed with a bit of C and modern jazz, do | Avery Hopwood's sensational Horo is a play that was made for ing hubby mont embe s|mcene and fo! and Warmer Law Dunbar, Leonard's own songs, lodious, plunking banjos, chorua of several yolces, help tho! biack-faced comedian in his act, Irving Shelton, Joe Hamby, Jack | Cuftord, Joe Blaise, Billy Stone and| Mabel Clemence are the dancers as- sisting Lonard. 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