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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
deeds. Building Permits, Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Neil o. Stair and Mrs. Mabel Clair
Stagner.
Albert p. Dudek and Minnie Moczy-
gembo.
Odmar Karl GlenewInkel and Mrs.
Myrtle johnson.
Edgar w. Hartmann and Hazel Jo-
5ephine Pranse.
John A. Pendergrast and Katie Mertz
Herman Huebenthal and Juanita
Aguilar.
Elmo Hudson and Myrtle Taylor.
Walter +. Chase and Ruth Walden.
Jesus Gomez and Herlinda Herrera.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25

KELsO-Dled at his home. 107 West
Craig place on Tuesday. November "a,
1875, Judge Winchester kelso. at the age
Of e. years. Beloved husband OF Mrs
MAJ Joyce Kelso and father of Win
chester Kelso Jr and Mrs. Herbert Stay
den C1arkson. The body will lie in state
al the wiIbert & Pelphrey parlors. IL
Broadway, until .. m Wednesday. No
MEMBER %. when Il will he removed TO
Laurel Heights Methodist Church. Alamo
Ledge No. ~. A F. & A. NJ. and Scot
t.Eil' Rite Camp Guard under command
Of Col b. b. Buck will escort the re-
mains from the funeral parlors to the
church. Active pallbenrers chosen from
tse local Masonic lodges. are: Norvel
chlt.lm Jack Locke. Gilbert Denman,
Jacs uardie, Hal Brown and Judge r.
n SPENCER. Services az Laurel Heights
,1c-hodist Church at $3.50 p. m. Rev
s. n. e. Burg.n Officiating interInent
In Masonic plot. Mission Burial PARK.
r-nfier auspices Of the Masonic lodge, I'M
der direction OF Wilbert q Pelphrey.
EowLEY-DIed on Saturday. November
Goth Bend. Ind, Edwin Graves Rowley.
e1-rear-oid son Of Mr. and Mrs E n
c.ryIev OF San Antonio and brother Of
N,rs Mar Rowiey. also a resident OF
san Antonio. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend funeral services on
thursday morning. November .e. 1923.
at 10 O'Clock from the residence. 203
west Mistietoe avenue. Services in St
s1arv.s Church at 1880 o'clock. the Rev.
4. c. Duaseau officiating. Interment In
st. Mary's cemetery under the direction
~ the zizik-Kearns Undertaking Com
lany-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25

MODERN sIx-room bungalow in beauti-
full San Fernando. Polished floors,
French doors. gas in every room, flowers
in front yard and pecan trees In back.
Well built for a home. Buy direct from
owner. $500. easy terms. $40 Taft
Blvd. t.. s3i4-J.
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Real Estate for Sale

APAkTMENT STEVE have found a
beautiful corner lot. 10Ox130. on Laurel
eights. that can be bought cheap. from
a nonresident; Il is wonderfully situat-
ed for fine apartment house. For
pa -uculars. zee HartweI, with
WEsTERYELT REALTY co.
2o9-I0 Moore Bldg. Or. 7asI
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New Home-$250 Cash
Mr.. Roosevelt Pk.-S35 Mo,

s35 monthly. almost new. five good
rooms, splendid neighborhood. south
front. richly papered. beautiful wood
work ana candeiiers. dressed floors. bath.
toilet built-in features. gas. cauncnt
walks. garage, big lot Price $500.
SALES DEPT, CONNEss REALTY 60
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Near Diaz-Meridian
S2100-R Rooms-Trade

VIII consider lot in part payment for
this pretty little four-roOm home: has
seroened porch; cabinet and sink IN kIteh-
On; front porch; two front rooms are
large; ouibulldings fruit trees
SALES DEPT. CONSEgs REALTY co.
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Laurel Hts. Bargain

Have an elegant. new. modern,
five-room home on Laurel Heights
which will sell for $3.50 with small
cash payment down. This Is an
unusual bargain. CT. 453.
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Ultra Modern, Well-Appointed Home
Hollow Tile Stucco- Concrete on
Rock Foundation


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Mr..
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Big Bargain, $3.50
6 Rooms-Hi0hland Park

Biz corner lot. on paved street. high
on the hill, near the school. and near the
car line: very large bungalow. sidewalks
along both sides. lots OF fruit trees, pecan
t-ees and heavily LearinE grape vines.
house has six rooms. screened porch, re-
ception hall and bath. built-ln buffet
enormous pantry and several closets.
high ceilings. you could not build this
house for $4,000. the lot Is worth $3.50
Call CT. lI25. Sales Dept Richey. casey
Gragg. Home phone Ms GEL
NEW courtroom house and two lots FOR
sale or trade. Alamo Heights. owner.
TT. 5O2s-W
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices

DE pEMo-Died on Tuesday. November
"a, 1925, Antonio De Demo. beloved
father OF A. De Demo Jr.. in his sixty
ei.hth year. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend funeral services on
wednesday, November rs, IL a. IN, from
chapel of Henry A. Guerra. funeral d.
rector Services at San Fernando Cathe-
drai, Rev. A. Valve officiating. Inter-
mont IN San Fernando No cemetery.
RsUECER-Died on Tuesday, Novem-
hs- "a. 1925. Charles Kruger ST.. be-
rdzdd husband of Theresa Kruger. in
his eighfieth year, Besides his widow.
nc u survived by two sons Charles and
Martin Of san Antonio; two daughters.
Mrs. Augusta Fenner and Mrs Herman
Heack. Interment will he on Thursday.
1T p. m, November 20. in Hermann
soas' cemetery. Rev. Mr.. Green of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church Of
flciating. under the auspices OF the Har-
nnonia Lodge No. !. Ints-ment under
fhe direction OF Shelley Undertaking
cc-spany.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25

OWNER
Sacrifice five-room cottage. near Junior
and grade school, large lot, conveniences.
Or. 1863.
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10 Lot Owner OnlY

Whether your lot i clear or not. ! can
uhanee ana build you home on easy
monthly payments. David A. Town
architect and builder. 2iS city Natlona
Bank Bldg. TT, 6ss4, woodlawn 1850.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25

Must be sold to settle estate. located
on West Houston ST., a five-room mod
ern bungalow. price $4,000. consider cash
bargain ever offered in San Antonio; lot
alone worth 5000. 2o6 Hicks Bldg. CT.
5514
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$500 Cash

Brand new Dutch Colonial. Balance
easy payments. $50 Schley Ave. Owner.
Mis- 1904.
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BY OWNER
Beautiful five-room brick bungalow
in Alamo Heights. very reasonable. TT.
qsg-W
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Burial Parks. Cemeteries

DRIVE through beautiful Roselawn Blu
-ai Park ana select your family plot
"a a garden OF roses. price for 10 By Il
apace. 500. including perpetual upkeep'
,tsv terms. Pho5s CT. 1892. or TT. sii.
l-rlo city road and Cupples lane. Office
1902 City National Bog.
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Insurance
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
-~-~~>--~~-~~~y->>>~~>>>
Wanted-Real Estate 81
Property Owners
LIST your rental property with
us. either furnished or unfurnished
as We have desirable tenants want
ing property In every section OF the
city.
GRAVES REALTY CO.
Real Estate, Loans. Insurance.
Brady Bldg. CT 2Oss
WANT lot or bungalow from owner:
must be bargain and inside city limits:
pr fer North Side. under $500. Give
description and location Box SO Light.
WANT lot. old house or auto as first
payment on new houce and one acre,
near school TT. I57s-W.
SI&-ROOM furnished house. modern con-
venlences. reasonable rent 10 respOns be
parties. CAN WOodlaWn 1913.
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The Roberts Loan Co.

Short loans on anything OF real value;
no red tape. reasonable rates. 1914 w.
Commerce st. Cr 4s05.
SMALL loans to saiaried people, repay
weekly or seni-monthly. quick, conn-
Dental City Loan Bureau. 400 Houston
Bldg.
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A Dam Lodge for Sale

Two-story rock. furnished. electric
lights. water. baths. etc. Large and Spa
cious grounds, right at Joe's wharf. on
corner This real bargain at only $4,000.
cash or terms. Phone Or. 732 and ask
for Mrs. Anderson.
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THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
CLASSIFIED AID RATES

Rate. cents per word daily or Sum
s:ay. Fifteen words minimum advertis-
reenf.
-Four insertions for the price Of three.
seven insertions for the price of five.
Ten insertions for the price of seven.
Tnirfy insertions for the price OF
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Houses Tor Sale

BEACON HILL.
Brand new 5-room bungalow, strictly
modern: can be bought easy terms and
right price. from owner. Mis-. 3977-J.
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Farms-Raeches Wanted

BEXAR county farm. ranch and irrigat-
ed lands wanted. List with us.
FENNELL DIBRELL, TEXAS LAND.
$40 BRADY BLDG. TR. 7140.
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Highland Park, Corner

BEACON HILL well located. five rooms
and sleeping porch. paved street. At a
sacrifice. terms. $500. Mission 5iSs-W.
EXCELLENT speculation opportunity.
slx-room home. modern, good condlt ton.
This is a bargain. See It $500. Wood
lawn 35s3-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25

HOTEL BUSINESS
Rooming. boarding and apartment
house furnishings n speciality. Call US
up for special bargains. Herndou. CT.
WANTED TO BUY small retail milk
route, Beacon Hill and Laurel Heights
district preferred. WoOdlawn 1862.
FOR sALE-Restauran doing good busi-
ness Owner leaving city. 4Oi Breder-
lclssburg road.
NEW store room. In tlrst-clsss neighbour
hood. excellent opportunity for young
business party. See me. Wonderful prop
Osltlon. $3.50 Broadway.
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Alamo DEVELOPMENT Co.

VIII build and finance homes on
monthly payments. 207 Travis Bldg. Or.
SEQ.
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Big Bargain at S475O

Dandy two-story. brand new. $500
cash. Call owner. s2s schiey Ave. Mis-
1904.
FURNISHED or unfurnlshed fye-room.
sleeping porch, modern. double garage,
lot 551lS7. near Army Post; terms: nice
location. TT. 1868.
cOLORED-MORE BARGAINS
Six rooms $3.50. five rooms $3.50.
three and four rooms. gas. cheap. good
terms. I'll show You. Ms. 2Ci6.
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Substantial tvo-story seven-roorn resi-
dence with all conveniences. servants
quarters. garages. e5-foot LOT with &C.
ment curb and walks callaghan Ave.
paved. for $4,000.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN &
TRUST co.
CT. 800 2Is w. Commerce 81
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PRESS.

The Associated Press Is exclusively
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Otherwise credited in this paper and also
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catches herein are also reserved
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FORECLOSURE SALE

FURNISH & FURNISH
616-24 Brady Bldg.-Cr. 1924.
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on autos. furniture, pianos. etc.
Easy weekly or monthly payments.
sos Brady Bldg. CT. 2Ss.
QUICK short time loans on household
goods, autos or other collateral; also
notes bought. 212 Houston Bldg. Or. 1851
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Farms-Ranches

OR CITY PROPERTY
II your farm, ranch or city property
Is for sale or trade at bargain, we want
II Immediately. We have buyers who
will interest you.
MOORE & CONRAD.
3O1 Texas Bank Bldg. Or. 1865.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
AUTO KILLS HORSES!
City Animals Struck by Speeding Car;
Driver Charged With Drunkenness

A LFREp SCOTT. $3.50 ssih ave. S.
n " vas in the clty sail Thurs.
day 90 a result or a traffic collision
on Fourth ave s.. IN which two
city garbage department horses were
killeI and an Italian city cmployo
slightly injured
According TO reports 20 tho city
health department son,o Banchcro
aud Mario PrWalonso were driving
their wagons to tho city dump when
SCOTS car came speeding IN from
Georgetown. The heavy car ls said
20 have smashed into tho leading
team. killing ono horse and injuring
iis mate. II then crashed into the
dump wagon, carrying u back into
tho second team and killing another
horac.
Frank Montcrc. 3wnmper, riding
on tho leading wagon. was taken to
his home slightly injured Tho driy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
BARE RUM TRADE SECRETS
"Cannonball Baker" Acting as Own
Attorney, Quizzes Runner

How much narcotics have YOU
brought in7 How many Chinameng'
persisted Baker when Mnrinoff de.
MED any knowledge OF tho ques-
tons.
Al Clauscn. Seattle mechanic,
told how he had been employed by
Baker and Sowash to move the
liquor TO various hiding places on
tho Sound and that he brought
90 cases into Seattle. When he
learned that It was Beryl G.. con.
trnbnnd, he refused to haul any
more, he said,
Charles II. Smith. who said he
had been u bottle bootlegger in Sc.
attic, told OF aiding Baker to bring
in tho booze, on which he made
$3.50.
Sowush sat beside Baker turnout
the day, and never asked n cues.
ton,
Bert soss, Seattle attorney, is
assisting a. NJ. Johnson, crown
prosecutor, in pressing British Co.
umbla's biggest murder trial,
Charles Morris, third defendant, has
never been apprehended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
z WOMEN R0UT
THUGS FROM
BEDROOMS
Cat Burglars Enter Homes
and Awaken Occupants
BOTH WIVES FRIGHTENED
But Robbers Are the Worse
Scared. II Seems

TWO PROMINENT Seattle wom-
L en- routed burglars from their
bedrooms carly Thursday morning
Awakened by q noise about {
o'clock. Mrs Clau Obscene. wife
OF c. y. Obscene. 27l2 Eastlako ave-.
manager Of Rhodes Brothers ton,
cent store. found a thug knccline
beside hsr bed. She awakened her
husband. after commanding the
burglar 10 flee. The man jumped
TO his feet. ran to the bathroom
window aud jumped out to the root
Of the garage and from there TO
the ground
Il was terribly frightened" Mr..
Obscene said. when ! sav tho man
crouching beside tho bed noticed
that nc wore derby hat He
remained motionlcss when | ordered
him to get out. but when I tried to
awaken my husband. the burglar
dashed over to the table and from
there TO the bathroom. our bed
room "a on the second floor He
had climbed 20 the roof Of the
garage and from there to the sleep
ing porch and put board up
against the bathroom window. He
took some small chance. just how
much / don't know from Mr. o.
z.....sz. ...atra4n -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
z BANDITS
Hold Up
STORE!
Jeweler Is Locked Up
as Daylight Gun
men Operate

uELD PRISONER in tiny
IL layatory. Morris Lebo, senior
member OF the firm OF Lebo and
Pearl. jewelers.. Thursday morning
watched thru hole in the door
while two armed bandits looted his
safe Of cash and jewel displays.
which Lebo said were worth be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. The rob-
berry was committed at 1914 First
ave.
Lebo was alone in the store.
Shortly after 9 o'clock he was wash
ing a front window and preparing
to make window display Two
men walked in.
Il want to buy a. suit, said one
OF the men.
Lebo showed him one and as he
turned the bandit pushed a As cali
Der pistol against his ribs.
Get back in the store. . the rob-
Der ordered, forcing Lebe into the
lavatory.
While the jeweler watched. the
two bandits proceeded TO the open
safe and held a leather bag, which
they filled with the diamonds and
valuables contained in the vault.
Five hundred dollars in cash was
also taken in addition to a tray
Of % rings from the showcase.
The bandits walked out Of tho
shop and headed north on First ave.
Lebo was held UP last August %
in his store and was knocked I'M
conscious by a bandit, who took
81 500 from him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Be Careful!
UrQes Chief
No. chief ~ police w. Is. Sevcryns

By Chief of Police w. u. SeNcrSh7
A NYONE who finds a burglar In
"A the house should exercise the
greatest caution. Remember that
the thug Is highly dangerous erin
NAL and will Kill uponlllttle proyoca'
ton.
II is better to lie Btill and pretend
10 be asleep. and let him have what
yalunbles he may find than 20 run
any risk OF being shot II II rs pos
sibIc 10 get 20 telephone without
riskIng life. call the police
Years ngo. ! had that experience
found man moving about In my
bedroom and called to him lie told
me 10 lie still or no would blow my
brains out" fic kept talking to me
In a cool even voice, until he had
finished mis- scarch and thon left !
didn't stir until ne was gone, for 10
baye done 30 would h1Yc been fool
hardy w
Most burglars arc dope nddicts a
very dangerous Glass In many In.
stances they uro put to flight by n
human voice, but TO scream IL only
to court injury or death from tho
thug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
WARN TRAVELLER
Solicitors Get Money for
Fake Mileage Books

Warning against concerns which
make n business Of soliciting funds
from tho business public for the nj
legged. purpose OF securing mileage
books for commercial travelling men
Mt greatly reduced rates, was re-
ceived at the Chamber Of Commerce
Thursday from the National Indus.
trial Traffic league OF Chicago
Belief that the recent decision Of
tho interstate commerce commission
In the so-callcd pullman Burchorgc
case and the failure OF congress TO
remove the Pullman surchnrgc by
Legislative enactment would stimu.
late the efforts Of this class Of sole.
itors was expressed by the league In
tho communication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
nN q. LUCILLE nlIIEE

~ " ~ Ntifists ~ Inn
7 ESs clothes FOR women. Yet
IL who would rcmous,rnte with
the young iady "a tle picture
Perfectly Eowned. modlsh. CON
fortahls ali 10 81 ounces %
wearing apparel
That's all Miss Mildred Mel
rose wears in the picture To
prove q. We weighed EN-. shoes
and an.
Twenty ounces whom tho
best We could do on a carefully
figured summer outfit Tor street
wear last SUNNI or wos e
ounces.
or course the weight ot Miss
Mclross'a clothes differ az times
but that happened to be tho
outfit she was wearing Thurs
day
And It takes her just four
minutes 10 dress
Twcnty-onc ouncrs-and four
minutes. That ~ the modern.
simple formula for correctness
and comfort IN dress Docs tho
modern maid keep Willie wait
ing for hours tn tho parlor7
NAY. nay More often II In
Willie that keeps her waiting,
Miss Mslrosc is appearing in
n revue at PuntREeH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
ELLINCSON Girl.
FAINTS AGAIN
IN COURT
CoIIapseS at Noon-Hour ADJ
journment of Trial
SLAYER OUT 10 MINUTES
Tells Officer She's "All
Right" Shortly Before

SAN FRANCISCO. March 25.-
Dorothy Ellingson, youthful slayer
OF her mother, lapsed into merciful
Inconsistencies again today.
Just at the noon hour adjourn-
ment. the same as yesterday, tho
slender girl who shot her parent 10
gain freedom from restraint, toppled
over unconscious-the fifth time sho
has collapsed in four days.
This time. tho, an attentive police
man grabbed the limp form before
she reached the floor.
Yesterday, Dorothy suffered a
painful bruise when her head hit
the marble wall.
4 short while before court res
cesscd, an officer bent over Doro-
thy and asked her how she felt.
IAN right" she whispered not
looking up. '1'll stick it out"
She did, until the adjournment.
but then her strength ended and
she tainted.
Matrons attended the girl after
she was carried into the jury room.
She lay unconscious for nearly 10
minutes but was revived and helped
across the bridge of signs" 20 the
jail.
Upon orders from the court.
neither Dorouty's father nor her
brother were permitted to comfort
her.
No one who has seen the girls
collapses believes she is taking
them. 1t is agreed they are the
climax of periods Of nervous ten
sion.
The court recessed at noon with
the monotonous question of pros
pectivo jurors still incomplete.
Tho IL men and women who
viii decide the jazz girls fate can
not he selected before tomorrow, it
was believed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
VETS OBJECT TO
APPOINTEE OF
HARTLEY
Expose War Record OF Bow
man, New Labor Chief
FAILED TO JOIN ARMY
Secured Exemption From
Service, Club Report Shows

TUE King County Veterans club
l. told Gov Hartley about Cl.irc
Bowman's war record Thursday,
bowman is director Of the Htatc
department Of labor and industry.
He WIS appointed by Hartley to sue.
coed Carl Snuff last January
The veterans letter is Egucd by
Tom s. Patterson, chairman OF thr
executive committee Of tho club,
II Euys that the governor cyIs
IDENTIFY is unaware Of Bowman's pcr.
formnnccs during tho war
Bowman's official record. obtained
by Congressman Albert johnson
from the acknowledgements office.
L. iuclpscd. so that tho governor
may read a.
Bowman. who was under 80 and
unmarried. was employed In the
employment office OF tho Seattle
Construction and Drydock Co, while
tho war was being fought He had
clnimed and won exemption.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26

crs escaped They also arc Italians.
At tho police booking desk It was
said TINT another charge may be
placed against Scott during the day
He was arrested by Motorcycle Off.
Ger J. a. Hasucwood. A. present he
Is charged with driving while drunk
Two other men were arrested early
Thursday by traffic officers Motor.
cycle Officer Louis H. Bellies, who
arrested William Barnett, q, a stu.
dent. naid he had TO chase tho car
n mile and that tho driver was
burning up" Eastlayc ave. at a.
m Barnett was charged with driv.
ing at so miles an hour
Dan GHfnths. 90, was arrested at
First ave, and Battery st, by Patrol.
men L. II. Dnvey and 4. G.. Andcr.
son. who charged him with driving
whilo intoxicated and having no Ii.
ccnse plates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26

VICTORIA, II, c.. March cs.-TriRl
V OF owen u. Baker and Harry
sowash for the foulcst crime on tho
hamnirchcd esCutCheon Of Puget
sound rum running murder Of
Capt. William !. ellis and his son
while they slept on the Bcryl c.,
rum boat. last acknowledgement
before Magistrate George jay Wed.
ncsdRy.
Setting n precedent in "A case In.
volvinE the lives OF the prisoners,
Harry sowush and "Cannonball''
owen Baker announced that they
will conduct their own defense thru.
out tho day. As tho bloody history
OF the crime and the deep secrets Of
Puget sound rum running were re.
vcalcd by the crown prosecutor they
cross examined the witnesses about
details OF the affair.
with leading figures In Puget
Sound rum running enterprises as
witnesses, the day was repleto with
sensational revelations and acusn.
tons when Baker sought to reveal
tho complete history OF tho rum
world
Peter Marinoff, the leading
rum runner of Tacoma, was
one OF the first witnesses and
he told Of bringing the contra.
baud cargo in from sea, aud
transfer of IL Ia his boats on
the American side,
Capt, GillIs and his son were op.
orators for Marinoff he testified
and the liquor that was the lure of
tho alnyers was his liquor, Marin.
Forf said, bought 10y His money and
delivered to Gillls so be turned over
to Mnrlnorf'a buutmen
"Iiow much liquor have YOU
. stored on the farm of The Pierce
county sheriff al Tncomn"'
Baker asked Narinoli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-26
Crooks Play Drunk;
Loot Hotels Rooms

Two burglars pulled fast one"
on sleeping residents of hotel AZ
2l7 Occidental ave, Wednesday
night. when they looted IL rooms
while pretending TO he intoxicated,
Tho men, whom seen by the clerk,
staggered down the hallway. As soon
as he was out of sight they rifled
the rooms IN rapid succession, escap.
Ing with clothing and valuablcs