The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 8, 1925, Page 1

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NO. 245 abe SEATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1925, TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. f TWO MINERS KILLED IN RENTON BLAST! | Girl Charges She Had to Take Care of the ae “Store | re 4 { e ’ While Her Husband Went Out Peddling Booze et ie he | Seis Clk, eek’ te. babes 0 ig our UR : = oh \Five Workers Trapped but Two Es- i sol ee cape ti ile 0 Floy Cobb Is Asking for Divorce cape Uninjured as Dynamite , " Charge Goes Off Prematurely | SY ‘ three-ring clreu Judge Smith Refuses Request of sang a Mayor for Ch ge of Venue A TERRIFIC explosion of dynamite charges, prema- fy mney o ) seth ; cee turely ignited, shook the ‘‘discovery seam” of the } » hit a ot N's ef ‘s forts to compel the expunging ot Pacific Coast Coal mine ef New Black Diamond, Monday ex-lawyer, and « t Will the eo . night at 9 o'clock, killing two men, Henry Becker, 38, fire ie . os at € Ree oyna will be carried to the state supreme court Be 51s We Rectan OB nities ) ; nis we 188, 4 e ster, 26, 17 4 M } h Defeated in a move to obtain a change of venue, Tuesday, pare ee os Veter ipo injured in the blast. He j Malley. tt rent "for Dr./his attorneys, Wilmon Tucker and Edwin J. Brown, Jr., the Bp A MES aren ARUN he ‘Th is toner, with oper ota F Bs ‘ : “h~of mayor’s son, finally obtained a two-day continuance from neva, rt Bes babes: p ee Presiding Judge Smith. They will apply to the siipreme poy ema aasasia sate, wae THE 1925 CRUSADE court for a writ of mandate to compel Judge Smith to per-| working in th m, far below the Half a pint, half a pint, half » pint| Mit Brown's fight to go to a judge other than Smith, urfuce, placing dynamite ia blast onward The application for the change of venue was regarded as spent pita ah Peta Into th Shorts of sin rode the six) a practical admission of a fear by the attorneys that the| FEN penkticig hs Osi ba les “aay SelB a hs court would de \* the plea te expunge the grand jury rec- net persed rang out, The s lit with flame ad cleared and ack to the ecker nd Fos arby was Forbes, Moonshine to left ef them, Doe Brown ahead ef them, ~Volleyed and thundered! e. there a soul dismayed had blu Theirs not to reason twice, Theirs but to battle vice— Then they came back, but not— ords, wn's motion , “solve HARTLEY SAYS HE'S ABUSED, BY PRESIDENT Coolidge Urges Congress Not to Depart From Pres- ent Government Policies esembled a minia shaking the mine workers, The Ss were Not the six hundred! t \ 4 Forbes Sao LIED ABOUT |BACKS WORLD COURT I epeed to 8 k oa a : — | seeks Further Economy and ems cocmes We. J. tones: were cee e Tells Legislators He Is Mis- | Takes Healthy Slap at |” the mpatery lant and i represented and | Colonel Mitchell bodies: of Becker Foster were u elie that broad a d placed in + esata Regents, tt By Raymond Clapper ng ( . page } ! the United News Staff Correspondent ¢ a NOT ON BACK STAIRS I yyasin "Dee. 8.-Greate ‘ g i j Ld H y ith minimum 0! rove ment 7 mother, Mrs. jettie ec * LEGAL NOTE ; 0 per de > “Why All Dissension?” He} ‘ ——, earteadite ltdiess, cease Gee | If Dor Brown loses. his Job | | peach { Brown for “wital’ Demands, Pointing to His Coolidge in ‘ ee ee i | would you call it larceny by | | Pesivct of connection wit 1 = : Record of Votes FERGUSON CASE te 2— —_—____— —# ROBS MOTHER et Thug Threatens to Kill Baby UP TUESDAY vinore in an. | Auditor to Plead Not Guilty a to Indictment MRS. FLOY COBB, who charges in divorce complaint th: r husband is a bootlegger ~~ things, not ¢ </and made her “‘keep store” while he was busy “with the trade.” ‘ and Gets $70 Fj ae aes - t } ( Duncan. Fer- fh “at JHILE te aban r before Presiding ‘ guilty uunty grand eee ; coobepassi bitaghe- sid Governor Har : ment charging misconduct Fauntleroy | Joy i. : tment charging miscon ; THE PORTS JOIN THE ps a CONTROVERSY List s indictment followed tn 4 (As Thomas Gray Would Put It) charges that he em The curfew tolls the knell of part-| Kili ed her to give ur 2 son and clerk Van B rite i: their Wild Locomotive Plows Into More Divorces and Fewer rite’ baatie‘bieneaiaey lhe workers, weary, to th ibbankare ‘ es (a houses go, Passenger at Depot 1 methods Weciaitgp incUsS, vertising cook % N e n he or marriage But, ere they bite a chunk of sum f reclar el c mer steak, said he was amet “Did any man or woman in r of disposing of The docs are at it on the radio. | was barely inside when he whipped| this house ever see Roland He was also ed with recelv sf oe it a p and walked over to Hartley crouching for anybody han it is from | ing ment fr ¢ publishers of a or anything? “I come to. the lant year than 3 cents per name of the newlyweds I front doer. I say what I have of this, © Which swe | ast spring. It is a gross misde- . 4 comman: to say. 1 was elected by the pi acthg Pym dh AHA Gontatea Tene the ine biggest vote ever given any man ove! ; te y not mat H x years, sho says, has, & Or novel sugg man escaped in this state elected goverr eather tes dee shintart: (eats dara grammar school a Now why abuse him? Wha ing As he h J ayy Lannion i a cage Pea fea zi {Man Thrown Thru ae. K. J. Cleary, of Whatcom! all this fuss about anyway? We dee x thruout the|tivities, and revival of effective | . iM | # this tne ntroducad all want the same thing—the es “s pads: Reem val of effective loca | Side of His Coach } ad | bitt re tae the’ +41 best possible for the people of | WOAH SU8 MATH ial etait ine bat wan on ., | Thrown thru the glass sides of his yi 10 cents just as you reach les. | of ° nes tax this great commonwealth he Portland 924 the previous a a pha a ane coach, C. A. Nelson, 10740 Third ave. tination Tat ogi help make | drawn up under the at How Cobb f ai 8 totaled 170,86 ON dave wove |B 8 ainfully lacerated 1: n tax (Turn to Page 7, Column 1) ‘ he tried ation \ ea aera ‘ hs y_ night n incipa vom son's car collided with @ machine rh obi etait | om, driven by Oscar Silow, 101 N. 105th f ' ¢ He gave me not more than $38 seal rap! st,, nccording to reports to the sher Mayor Talked His Way °": ie not | ay eal OA Ee nto Mess, Say Jurors *:\\: oti as cab ap é | fire he A he greatest numerical d “ s . Bie! ai ‘ satcapaan pa) tee eaielaieye Stile When 9 ed from Onto. whe 51685 fewer m.,:- ™ ‘ Neg ee pe uuples were unite , Tried to Tell How Good City Was, but He 9 ‘aod couples were united than tn Reclam ti 1 Bill P pail q Himselt They pa High meee te: fi Sao Sart York showed a decreas atton asses Trippec imse p, They Declare fateh UN) oem i te Acct ane ment Wille ha) Petiheyivawilatde ; ive was 4,3 Osear Eggnoodle, well - known Harder, a ca naspecte was Attorney Thomas D. Page repre " zany, who will broadcast from Sta Like Ajax defying the ight 1 and Deputy Prosecutor RM anding between. the tne| wont’ Atme: COBE. I we ; iC ompromise Meg asure Signed by Minori ity and tion NUT this evening. Prof. Egg-| ning and, like Ajax, drawing a ie iy te pate gine and the firat b N-| Cobb, who was redently indicted | eTOsTe 105%) Tualatin’ | Major ity Is Passed by Vote of House | noodle is shown holding one of his! holt trom the blue, Mayor EB. J yee tury Med hare (@atnito-Hige the federal grand jury with Roy a rat Wteegatday cataeraniitase ; famous German police hot dogs. f . d ‘— —.| Olmsted and ot at lib: | ey 4 ‘ Brown called down upon his own th Nebraska, 4,916; New Mexico, 20 BY MARIE ROWE DUNBAR py tne c ] The professor says he has handled ne f _ erty on bail, awa ul prose. | Ne? ee rey a eerie ery pe ere | many pedigreed hot dogs, but these |! denunciation of the ane er REALESTATE dutiee He arilod A Oe. |" Leah ees LYMPIA ie § ators’ oN MATION are the wurst. Dr. Eggnoodle will) &r# and the recommenda t ( ‘ DEALERS suet aiuttla i Syilidta: lGrenten, ware | Rerves’ were stead esday also speak on “The Missing Link.” f , i and smiles of Ih ‘ bil], which saves reclamation a heard, ana |cOttar thelr. be every di 7; Flor 1,254; Idaho, 8 Away frowns of de Phe legis. | for the stute of Washington for a . te in the Want Ad Ce of The ); Kan 8 ehigan, 219; ] Jative halls were looking tidy with) time at least, is virtually the Ed Christmas is only 19 day 1 in r ked the sta Hore are se al specta |x asissipy 90 ¢ many bills shaping thelr way to-| Sims bil. ft was re-drafted by away. Now is the time to iry into Investig his ad Jistin $40; South Caro 344; South | ward laws minority and majority members ne, Fight with your| Jury. tenarding him ministration and bro — | | Dal ta, 146, 6 | ‘The compromise reclamation bill, ; The chief difference with this meas. get in Bs a igh Wun YOUur| | aministration bé expunged pon himself the denunel saatie a within | Struck Down by Auto ag} Among the st oporting ie signed by minority and majority} ure and the original Sims bill ts awectie, boys! ‘The jurors’ answer and the | . that followed—the opposite re TEN Will lone ; i en wort fornia, 1 loaders, passed the house Monday} that the Sims bill did not provide vee rayOHe le! Wate to! be coneld, from that he 1 u t She Is Crossing Road \ ‘10; Ohio, 44, Oklaoma, | afternoon by a unanimous vote.| for further reclamation work {¢ | j yr piany + ered by Presiding Judge no taken a tp nthe EWING || 8; Texas, 749; Pennsylvania is act directs the state director of} sanctioned by the legislature, It D a) | Smith in supertor court at 9:30 ‘The mayor insisted upon and act Gladys Cass, 19; of Lowell, was| , Fewer divorced were repo trom | cons rvation to enter into logal| removes the prohibition feature | Up very betimes, ‘awaked by Little! a.m, ‘Tue Arguments by sticking his head into the lion's being treated for serious injuries, | Alabama, 12; Colorado, 162; Indin tracts with the United States, this removal favored by reclamation Uiligue nnd Lord! whe did cet ko mec, | opposing counsel will be pre mouth,” Burgunder said. ‘two $ibo [latter sho tn alleged to have beon | 121! Kentucky, 88; New Mextco, government to secure federal aid| people. ‘This act will allow. the * I did thinke little tike would choke ented, What he wanted was n Twe * $4,600 run down, Monday fight, by Leo Pp, | Tennessee, 214 {for reclamation projects Kittitas district to take advantage g with ran The grand jury would never ice report tting forth how one $4,700 | Hansen, a Tt Wash., motorist, | This action can not be taken! of the $9,000,000 federal money that Tala’ reflect that a baby do be iike'an | lave considered investigating the clean the clty was and he 1 One $5,800 _|/ nthe accident occurred near Bothell, | WASHINGTON, Dec, %—The son- | untess the irrigation districts idem: | awaits it lie, mighty fine so long as ite city administration had not the the police were enforet the ‘Turn to the Want Ad Column: nocordingsto Jim Collier, of Bverett © privileges and elections commit. | nify the state against loss by put-| TWO SLAPS ARE “crashed the gate” on laws,” a Juror said, ‘Tuesday ind wee Who is offering there || Who witnewed the crash, We told today: heard Gerald P. Nye, |ting up bonds not to exceed the; HANDED GOV OR unions to 1a3 that He gave ux enough Informa you. MONEY 1% || Deputy® Harry Ajax that Fanson | pointed senator trom ‘a, | $800,000 mark, Tt also calls for} While the house members were | body himevidence of Jaw enforce tion #0 that wo investigated BY MBADING THEe{| Was traveling between 35 and 40/arque his right to his seat, and then no further reclamation contracts! putting over the larg plece of : ment and a clean city, it wa further, with the result which ta | miles an hour when he struck the | adjourn until Fri- | with the government after June, | logislation that he them this we | declared by Foreman F. W. Hall | known to all | girl, crossing t day to permit him to file a brief, | 1926, unless voted upon favorably | (Turn to Page 7, Column 4) | —— i wooo = = Sa == a = sos ass = a = 9 korn i - It is NOT too late to start reading this fascinating serial of a girl's fight against love. 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