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The Washington times., 1925-05-19
Dog Named Worthless
Saves Mistress
From Fire

NEW YORK, May ia
mongrel pup named Worthless"
which was given a home two
months ago by Jacqueline De
Rotier, woke his mistress with
loud yelps when fire started in
the west side apartment house
where she lives.
Miss De Rotier aroused the
other tenants and summoned
firemen. Ellen Merrill, interior
decorator, who said she awoke
to find her bed afire, sustained
burns, and two firemen were
overcome by smoke. Several
apartments were damaged.
fluence of the radio wave on the
human body: whether or not it can
be employed for healing PURPOSES
and If there is a probability that
>hroadcasting will bring about &
new development in the evolution
Of physical and mental man.
Experimenters already h a " e
hurled explosive shells into the
err. hoping to induce rainfall.
Other methods of weather controt
have been attempted by theorists.
But it was declared that the use
Of broadcast electrical energy may
become the panacea for billiards.,
cyclones. droughts or periods Of ex-
cessive rain.
Weather experts thought that a
powerful radio station might be
able to prevent tornadoes which
recently wrought such havoc in
the Middle West by broadcasting
certain electrical energy into the
areas where the winds were de-
veloping.
Use of electrical waves to mo-
bi!ize rainclouds over drought-smit-
ten areas was another mentioned
possibility. Operations Of such a
system would have, saved tho
Southwest from one of its most
serious economic depressions. would
convert the Western deserts into
productive areas and increase the
wealth OF the United States by
billions.
If experiments in aerial transmits
sion Eof electrical energy are sue
cessful, Government experts said.
weather control by radio. incred-
ible as 1t seems, may yet become
an accomplished fact.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-04

Ky Pacific Atanticl
 Shot to death near Basic, Swift zcrland, Mrs. Mary Levitt Bowen, 36, of Berkeley, Cal, wealthy society woman, left two boys, Donald, 8, and Robert, 12 q. tc r). Latest dispatches stated that young Austrian farm hand is being held for the murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Barrel M u R DER
TRIAL STARTS
Counsel Agree on Jurymen;
Examining Since Monday

Having examined 20 tRlcBmen
since Monday morning. opposing
counsel finally agreed on a jury 81
/. Thursday forenoon IN tho rc-triai
Of the Louis Barrel miaeking murder
case.
Il. ~. Burgunder, deputy prose
cutor. Immediately began his open
ing statement OF the caSo against
oscar Reddeu and Joseph Burt cx-
policemen. and Chester bothermel
and Harry L.Andsker. charged with
staying the young Italian IN an at
tempted liquor robbery on his ranch
five miles beyond Renton last
June ?.
The original trial. heard before
Judge Hall the FIRST " March,
broke Up when one juror collapsed
during debates on the four yerdicta.
after several night sesssona
The case was sent 60 Judge Smith
for the present hearing.
From tho length OF time required
10 obtain n jury. and the large
amount Of testimony introduced at
the first trial. and now 70 be re-
peated. both sides agreed Thursday
that the case win last weii into
next week. The defendants are rep
resented by Attorneys Ralph Horr
and w. T. Barnhar, Prosecutor
GOWN is aiding the prosecution with
Burgunder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
HOLD AUTO CLUB
JURY TRIAL
DaIton'S Scheme Tried Out
Thursday; Ruled 0keh

Justice Dalton's automobile club
jury policy FOR traffic cnheB viii Dc
tred out for the first time Thura-
day afternoon, when Frank u. Car
pentor middle AGED Ballard nttor'
ney stands trial on a charge OF
driving while drunk January ~.
Ths Is despite q move 10 prohibit
iuries composed Of State Auto club
members, started Wednesday ~ A.
tornoy II. c. Agnow.
lie obtained a laday postpone
ment of trial ON similar charges OF
Grin Morroll aud Victor Potter IN
order TO have tho proposition re-.
viewed IN the state supreme court
Presiding Judge Ronald IN super.
Tor court refused 10 prohibit the
calling Of buoh n jury, but allowed
Agnew to take the matter % the
supreme tribunal on allegations
that Dalton Is exceeding his author
ity in limiting tho jury panel 20 a
class or organization membership.
Carpenters friends declare he was
not intoxicated. but was really ~
from influenza when arrested last
January by patrolman John j. Fen
| ton
Tho case was transferred from
police court March ~, on motion Of
/ james Bailey. deputy prosecutor.
Carpenter viii appear aH his own
attorney.
Jurymen. all Of whom are Seattle
businessmen and members Of the
club. are j. A. Young, c, y, Wicks.
Frank T., Young. r, II. Watt. j.
Walter Townsend and Kari H. Levy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HOLDUPS
STARTS IN PACE I

also wAs held up
Come on. Get out the car"
the bandits ordered
bearing and Ctouich were forced
70 SGT into tho bandits auto.
one robber drove the car. fli8
companion menhccd the two prison.
crs IN thu hack seat with pistol,
They were forced 20 sit with their
hands In the air while tho car cireled
Green Lake and headed north on the
Bptheli road.
bearing had his hands full of
niekels ana dimes. They grew heavy.
let me put my hands down
or else take this money. It's
heavy" he pleaded.
~ said, Keep your hands up
N you don't I'll shoot" the rob.
Der replied.
Instead Of following the highway
the bandits kept straight ON up 10th
ave. n. Il. until they were mile
beyond the city limits in "a farming
neiEh0Drhood
Here tho two prisoners got out o.
the oar and were searched and
robbed. bearing lost $50 in small
change; Croutch lost Is cents
The bandits drove back toward the
city. leaving the two men TO walk in.
They finally hailed AN automobile
and were taken back into the city.
Meanwhile. the Green Lake street
car was standing. abandoned. with
all It's lights III. on the track. An.
other ear on the anne line came
along and towed It TO the car barns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Healer Holds Last
Meeting Here Today

THE last OF tho series OF free heal.
has" meetings being held by Prof.
William E.ntep was scheduled Thur.
dag afternoon. lie has been holding
meetings In this Masonic temple
from $50 to 40 every afternoon
recently. Previous to his coming TO
Seattle. Professor Essep held a mum.
Der of meetings IN Tacoma. He IL
the founder OF what Is called Super
Science. which IL "a unity Of all the
mental and divine sciences,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

Husband, Czarist Colonel, Killed by Reds;
She Is Here With Child Visiting Family

A n appeal 10 Washington I'M
n migration authorities FOR le.
nleney win be made by Seattle citi'
gems Thursday. Ia behalf OF Anas'
tasia Kuutareya. young Russian
refugee widow. who Is in Seattle
with relatives. while her fiyc.ycar'
old daughter IN attending school
here,
The young widow must leave the
country soon. as she has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. r.. q. kochrr'
gin, or temporary pass Tor tho
past six months.
Mrs. knutareva lost her husband.
a lieutenant colonel In tho Czaris,
armies ia 1890. when he was cx.
ocuted by the bolsheyilsH. She came
10 America with her little daugh.
ter by the aid Of her hrothcr.in'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
FIND NEW TRUNK
Second Box of Documents
Is Discovered in Lake

''one water logged trunkful OF aged
documents Is mystery; two are too
much declared Sheriff starwieh,
Thursday, when his deputies brought
In tho second trunkful or papers ro.
latiug 10 tho George X Hiatt estate.
Both trunks were dragged from the
waters Of Lake Washington. where
they had evidently been floating for
three or four days.
Tho first mystery trunk was dis.
covered IN tho middle Of the lake
Saturday night, sunday. W. ~.
Branuon. 42is University way. found
"a similar trunkful or similar docu.
ments Mt Juanitp point. sherifrs
deputies went out and Eot them
Thursday.
Tho disclaiminR all knowledge OF
the papers. they were identified and
taken charge of by stanley w Hiatt
and his brother. a. Major Hiatt, tons
Of the deceased lumberman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
W heller hurIs
Lie in Court
Charges Testimony of His
Accusers Is Untrue

FEDERAL COURT ROOM. Great
Tails. Mont. April "a. After fivu
hours on the witness stand in his
trial on a charge OF misuse OF office,
senator Burton X. Wheeler con.
cluded his testimony today.
He passed the lie Go his aeeusors.
denying IN detail allegations that nc
appeared before the department OF
tho interior In Washington for Cor
don Campbell. Montana oil operator.
HIS testimony was concluded today
with an hour OF discrimination.
After Wheeler left the stand Judge
frank 5, Dietrich declared an indefi,
nito recess until word Is received
from prospective Witnesses who are
being summoned in the East
For five hours no sat and talked
20 the jurors about how he had
been retained by Gordon Campbell.
Montana oil man. as an attorney,
now he won receivcFship suit for
Campbell how 10 went down TO
Washington as senator and talked
10 several persons. trying 20 get
financial backing tor Campbell, and
how. on one occasion, no went down
and arranged for Campbell TO see
Edwin Booth. former solicitor OF
the Interior department.
But he savagely denied that hs
y ad ever promised 20 handle permit
rhattcrs FOR Campbell before the dc.
rstrtmCut, and contcndcd he had
ever seen George Il. Hayes, star
prosecution witness. who testified
that Wheeler attempted 90 involve
him in n shady oil permit deal 10
make millions"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
ny @. LUCILLE BUTLER

DETAIL business turnout the
~ country Is showing consistent
tho conservative increase over tho
volume for tho first 90 days OF 1894,
That IA tho Eist OF the survey or
conditions FOR tho first three months
OF 1895, according 10 nationwide
reports ana statistics presented by
Or w. J, lIlndlcy 10 tho Washington
State Retailers association IN sixth
annual convention at The olympic
Hotel Thursday. April 80.
phe mornings program, under the
general theme. Better Selling" con
sisted Of the survey by Or. IIiudlcy,
educational director OF tho aasooia.
ton. Factors Of Sales Resistance, -
by Dean H. 7, Lewis, college OF buh'
ness administration OF tho univor.
sity OF Washington. and Methods OF
breaking sales Resistance, Wise and
unwise," by George A. Phillips. vice
president OF tho National Retail Dry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

law, who obtained permit Tor her
TO Wait with him for six months.
Friends are attempting to raise
1900 TO lie posted aa a bond with
tho Canadian government. where
she Is expected 30 await tho open.
Ing of tho new immigration quota
In July,
In the meantime the American
lxa,ion bureau win ask well known
Seattle citizens 10 appeal 20 Wash
inston for permission for tho young
widow 20 remain here with her
baby.
Among those who Will be APP
praird to nro Mayor Brown. Bishop
r.. J. 0'pea. Judge Thomas Burke
pr. NJ. a. Matthews and Or. Henry
suxzaliu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
GREAT
FUTURE HERE
Eminent Psychologist Says
It's Greatest in u. S.

A remarkable tribute TO the In
dustrial future OF tho Puget sound
country Is paid by J, Paul Good, ono
OF tho foremost geosraphers and
mapmakers in the world, who for 80
years has been teaching aud doing
research work along geographic lines
and who Is the author OF a series OF
standard physical and political maps,
tho Chamber OF Commerce gtated
yesterday
In a recent magazine article Mr..
Good. who Is now professor Of aeog.
rphy at the University Of Chicago.
discusses geography IN relation 20
transportation and basic resources.
and visuallEoa the cities OF the fu-
turc.
lie stresses the advantage OF
water power IN the manufacturing
era just dawning. and says, 1T is
quite conceivable that electricity
generated on tho streams OF Wash
ington may some day be Bcnt by
means Of huge sxt transmission lines
90 Chicago and the East. In my
Judgment. the Puget Sound area has
a tremendous development period
ahead. greater perhaps, than any
other AREA in tho United states
Professor Good has specialized FOR
many years In economic geography
and once. before he undertook 10
make single map. no spen, eight
years studying the material. He
went into tho relations between peo-
Pic aud resources. land relief, climate
and soil. facilities for transportation
ana other factors IN industrial
growth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
OLMSTED
STARTS ON PAGE 1
SHOE
REPAIR SHOP.

authorities TO sustain his opinion.
The plea in abatement by olmstcd
charged that the indictment was HE.
gnl and should be ahntod because the
evidence placed before the grand Jury
was hearEay. and taken from tapped
wires. because G. +. Burnett, grand
Jury foreman. had been coerced by
w. NJ, Whitney. assistant director
and because olmstcds documents
had been seized on illegal search
warrants.
81 know OF no case In this
circuit where an indictment has
been set aside because OF the In.
sufiiciency Of the evidence before
the grand jury" Judge Nctercr
ruled.
pleas In abatement are most
strongly construed against the plead
or. Grand jury findings are not final
and the proof need only establish n
ground for reasonable belief of guilt
SCORES TAMpERING
WITH FOREMAN
mo objection can be made TO
the indictment because OF tho al
legged conduct OF Whitney and the
foreman of the grand jury. The
foreman did not control the jury.
A vote OF IL of the jurors was sui
ficient to indict and there Is no
allegation that the foreman sought
to impress his views upon the
other jurors.
III whitney is guilty Of the con.
duct MS charged. he is liable under
another proceeding, and IL the mat.
Ter ia presented before this court
upon II positive declaration and
statement OF fact under oath, cog
nizance win be taken OF tho matter.
mo person, be he government
agent or otherwise, has any right
or license TO attempt to persuade,
coerco or In any manner Influence
the action OF grand juror.
'Tho maion to strike is granted"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Escaped Convicts
Trapped in Copse

SACRAMENTO, Cat, April 25,-~
Two men. believed to be Joe Tanko
and Floyd Hall, escaped San quentin
convicts, have been trapped in n
small thiokct and surrounded by n
posse of citizens and deputy shcriffs
near Auburn, IN Placer county, nc.
cording 10 telephone advicos here
carly today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
SAYS APPRAISAL
is TOO LOW
Rainier Car Line Manager
to Give Proof Later

Declaring that the oity's appraisal
total Of sl.o45. 5iI.s0 is below The real
valuation OF his line. Walter Brown.
general manager Of tho Seattle 4
Rainier Valley traction line. which
the city seeks TO purchase. Wcdnes-
day asked adJdinnsl time FOR study
before dctBVIng malw items pur.
portedly uaaeryalucd,
The night session was tho first OF
negotiations slated by tbc city coun.
al for tho purchase OF ths Rainier
valley electric car line. Its purchase
wouli give Seattle practically n
municipal monopoly OF trunspogta.
tlon systems.
Brown did not discuss the PRINCIPAL
Items in tho appraisal $3.50. SIS. AZ
for tracks and S4s,sas.1o for over.
head. Another hearing will DO Civ,
an him next Monday afternoon.
Brown did take up some specific
Items. declaring that the clty's csti.
mate OF i5ss.3sT.is. representing de.
prvciated value OF the property.
should be increased t9s.sae. as FOL.
lows; s9350o on the city's appraisal
OF t25I 5000 on roIliug stock and
parts; 5000 on the i44.sT7.al build.
inEs valuation; $4,000 increase on
Euhs,ation equipment: s4s.Ts0 on real
estate, and $500 on the city's fix
ures Of s1T.425i0 on shop machin.
-, track tools and equipment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
LOAN ALLOWS WHEAT
LAND 10 uis SEEDED

Declaring that 1895 would probably
be a good business year. with the
country becoming solidly and quietly
prosperous, but no boom. pr. Hind.
ley said. THE anticipated forward
movement has simply been slow in
developing an II needs however
Is time. The fellow who works eff.
cientD and waits inteliigcutiy prob.
ably will have nothing about which
10 complain. The country was some
what oyersold on the Immediate 70,
nult Of President CoolIdFo's election
II only needs time, and we look for
waiyi 10 a good business summer and
fall."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
She'd Stop Business;
Has Only 1TCustomer

San FRANCESCA. April %. =
Mary Perkins Raymond, ojai val.
ley. Ventura county, has an applica.
ton on file hero today with the state
railroad commission TO 20 out of
business as a water utility. She has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
JENSEN
STARTS ON PAGE 1

his comradc. Jensen. YVES tho man
behind the muzzlo Of the gun.
Elhted at his success. Jensen
made n getaway undiscovered.
lie sympaihired with BagIcy
when the yictimlzed motorman
told him Of the robbery, next
day. he said.
The $50 was but drop in the
bucket, however. and the young
trainman decided 10 stage an.
other holdup Wednesday night
lie went to the same spot put
on u mask and waited.
when Motorman j. r, Galbraith
got off hs car, Wednesday night,
and went into the phone box to call
hts dispatcher, Jensen followed A
gun muzzlc WAS pushed into Gal,
brnith's back. A hand reached into
his pockets. extracted about SEE,
ana the door was locked behind the
motormnn, making him prisoner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
u. S. Retail Business
Has Constant Increase
Dr. Hindley Speaking at Association Con-
vention, Predicts Prosperous Year

While lumber production n ht pres,
ont Ia excess OF sales reports stated
not a single acre Of wheat land was
unsoeded. thanks TO the holding com.
pany formed by banks ana mcr.
chants II the state for the purpose
Of loaning the farmers money for
seed wheat. with the soil ia ideal
shape, n banner crop Is expected.
FLAWS SYSTEM OF
TANNING STATE MINES
Scoring the present system OF gov
eminent taxation on mines in the
state OF Washington az taking the
cream off tho investment for the
first several years OF operation, Dr.
Ifindley predicted the next congress
would plan a tax readjuntmont which
win place the mining industry on
its feet. lie declared there are lots
OF new discoveries in this state only
waiting Il chance TO mature under
favorable taxation laws. stockmen
also nrr prosperous. lie said with
the 1895 wool pick selling at the
highest prices ever known IN times
OF peace.
A complimentary luncheon Thurs
day noon IN tho spaniah ballroom ~
The olympic Hotel. NJ which j. G,
Herbaman spoke. WAS 10 ho followed
by the afternoon session. ending with
the report OF committees and cleo.
I tons.
The two.day convention closes
Thursday night with the annual ban
auet In the Chamber OF Commerce
building. Rs guests Of the mhnufae'
turers. wholesalers and bankers bi'
reau OF tho Seattle Chamber o. Com
merCe.
Women were we'll represented at
the convention, both locally and from
over tho state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

The sale OF ukuleles in Germany
has shown large increase within
recent months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Governor to Talk
at Women's Fair

CHEYENNE. wye. Apr! sa,Ac.
eompanisd by her secretary, Gov.
Nellie Tayioa Ross bearded a train
"wednesday for Chicago. where Hhe
win speak at the womca'a world fair.
Gov. ROSA paid before leaving sho
would prepare her speech en- route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

The patent office issues an aver
ago OF dozen patents n week on
radio Inventions,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
FFIfOW.WORkER
RECOGNIZES HIM

But Gnlbraith climbed TO the top
OF the phone booth and looked out
just as Jensen crossed the tricks
ahead OF the street chr. Tho head.
light revealed him in close detail,
enabling Galbraith to recognize him.
A half.hour later Sergt. q. w.
Wilson and Pntrolman Il. r. Lipke
knocked At the door OF Il house ut
1888 Kenyon 81. Jensen answered
the door. lilo was arrested. md the
police found his automatic pistol,
"It was n hopeless game" tho
prisoner sighed Thursday. But
what's fellow TO do on $3.50 n day
when n loan shark has got him aud
hos got two children to support,
ono of them an invulid?"
Jensen has two brothers, ono OF
whom works as q tralnman on the
same line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

Tho carpenters union was the tfbs
labor organization 20 seek ana obtain
the eight hour day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
William Shoots Hero;
Students Applaud but
Realism Nav Be Fatal

IXTAYNE Okla, April 23.-The dramatic climax in
w last nights rehearsal Of high school play here
had been reached
The william in the play rushed from the wings and
fired revolver at Thomas Leslie 49, leading man.
I'm shot, cried young Leslie he sumped to the
floor
His classmates, sitting the audience broke into APP
plause at the realistic acting of the young man.
The applause hushed suddenly as blood trickled
from Lese's side.
The youth rushed to hospital where his condi-
tion was critical today.
In some manner the revolver had been loaded with
real cartridge instead of blank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

one customer. Antoine Tilovioh. sin,
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