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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
ARRAIGN HART
THIS WEEK
State Prepares for Stiff
Fight in Bank Case

TACOMA. June 9.-The urralgn.
ment OF Former Governor Louis T..
Hart on charge Of soliciting a
hribo In connection with fees from
tho settlement OF the affairs Of the
scandinavlan.Amerlean bank will
probably take place near tho end
OF this week. according 10 Proaocu,.
or James W. seldcn.
IN attack on tho information
agglns, Hart was expected 20 be
launched today by Attorney Mau.
rico Langhotnc. defense counsel FOR
Tho ex-governor. This demurrer by
ianghofne viii be argued as soon
~ Judge Goynor Teats returns
from Olympia. where he Ia presiding
In a case. seldon announced.
II Langhorne's preliminary move
Is blocked. and seldsn thinks Il
VIII be, arraigument viii follow
promptly.
The governor cannot be ar.
inlEned until tho demurrer is ar.
gued and disposed Of" said solden.
but ] consider Il likely that he win
appear In court this week 10 enter
q plea In tho case"
The state IL exercising the utmost
care IN the preparation Of its case.
anticipating the bitter legal fight
Which will be waged In behalf OF
Hart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BARKHUFF
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

tion and did It's own complaining.
President Dutton stated that tho
park board program OF boulevard
paving was coming on according TO
schedule.
We have never stated that this
work would be finished by June f."
he said. we planned 10 have II
completed by July /, and we believe
the work viii be done at that time.
There Is not much more paving to
be done. Three crews arc now work.
ing on Lake Washington boulevard
and are going just as fast as they
can. Rainy days force them TO dis.
continue the work. but We believe
that In spite OF this hlndrancc the
paving will be done on tlmo."
The Star doesn't care who Ia to
blame or who does the work. Its
only interest IL getting the Job fin
lshed 80 the boulevards can be used
this summer. They have disgraced
this town long enough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
DUNBAR FIGHTS
LUMBER RATE
Railroads Raise OF Freight
Charge TO Be Contested

OLYMPIA. juno a,--Ths $1,000. 900
logging rate Increase. which railroads
put across IN a sudden coup in aups.
itor court. was "Wednesday occupy.
ms the attention OF Attorney General
John H. Dunbar. who enmo here
hurricdly from the telephone rate
hearing in Seattle 10 outline hts c.,o
against the logging rate develop
ment
Dunbar was comforting with the
state department Of public works IN
regard To tho situation and VIII abort.
IS decide OF course OF action.
Superior Judge y. L. wrigh,
signed the order putting tariff No. 20
into effect and granting tho eonion.
ton OF tho railroads, Il was revealed
today Attorney T. ~ Dudley. Tor
tho Milwaukee railway, ana Assistant
Attorney General H. C. Brodir. Tor
the state, appeared before Judge
Wright Friday and argued the case.
Brodio asked for an order remand.
Ing the ease 10 the state department
OF public works for fixing new rates
ands Dudley sought an order reverA.
Ing the previous rate order OF the
state. The court later signed the
order for Dudley.
Should Attorney General Dunbar
find that tho order cannot be
changed he viii probably carry tho
caso 20 the state supreme court on
y mnndamus action. Judge Wright.
however, announced that he reserved
the right 10 amend the order. ia the
event Dunbar desired TO make fur.
Their representations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
TRIAL is HALTED
Death Of Lawyers Brother
Stops Murder Case Here

The hand OF death halted a murder
trial here yesterday afternoon.
While the state was submitting
damnlns evidence against Lawrence
Htgdou. 6o,ycar-old blacksmith. ae.
cused Of three murders and tried for
one Of them. his attorney. t.lmon
Wtcntr, was notified that hts s3.ysar.
old brother Israel. had dropped dad.
Court was adjourned by Superior
Judge Gillian. II may reconvrno
Wednesday at 100. The funeral for
wicnir was to be- held "wednesday
forenoon with burial in Hcrzl GENE.
tcry.
The state Is combating defense
claims that HiEdon was insane when
he shot and Killed Mrs. Nora Rey.
uolds. IS. az the New Royal hotel.
May /. He is also accused Of killing
Robert Fulton and Eddie Mundort at
the same time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BANK WAR
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

cst. no ono Is getting badly hurt by
II. n Is our aim to give our stock.
holders. who are In fact depositors.
all that we can earn over II safe
margin.
Tho state and national banks pre-.
fer 20 pay less interest TO their dc.
positors and more 20 their stock.
holders"
II will probably develop, 80 II
Is said, that back Of all OF this
Is the fact that the savings and
loan associations have been cut.
ting too deeply into the savings
accounts Of the state and nation.
nj banks all over the state. The
latter carry heavier overhead.
and necessarily cannot pay ms
much interest on deposits ns the 9
smaller concerns. And since the
savings and loan banks secure
MI loans by realty mortgages.
they have fewer losses to make
up.
Tho state and national bankers do
not agree that this IL the root OF tho
They contend that many Of
the savings md lonn concerns aro
operating along radical lines that will
prove unaound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
JAILED COUPLE
ARE Welded
Burned House 10 Get Insur-
ance;; Captured

FOND DIT LAC. wis. June J.
p. J. sailatad and Dorothy Ander.
son. Sunshine Girl" who shared
his two-year Western flight while
insurance companies fought over
payments OF hla death claims were
married last nigh, at Oshkosh. &C.
cording TO word received here 10.
day
The ceremony was performed NJ
the parsonage Of ST. Peters Catholic
church al Oshkosh. Rev. 81. II. Gift.
ford officiating.
To-day they were occupying "A cot.
tagc on Lake winnrbago. near here.
salls'ad is az present employed in
oahkoah.
The two disappeared In 1920. after
tho sailstad cottage near Lake Seba.
canon had burned and the remains
OF a man, believed TO have been sail.
stad. were found in the ruins.
Insurance companies conducted a
ihoro search thruout tho entire coun.
try In their efforts 10 locate sallstad.
Finally the two were captured at
Napa. Cal. and returned to Superior
for trial
Mrs. Leoua sails,ad. firmly con.
WINGED tho remains found in the cot.
tasc were those OF her husband, was
married TO RoNs Richardson.
Upon the return OF saliatad she
found herself with two husbands.
She left Richardson Immediately and.
after obtaining a divorce from Sail.
stad. remarked Richardson.
The Sunshine Girl" and salistad
wero sentenced TO four years each
by Judge Archibald Mckay at su.
perlor. after they had pleaded guilty
10 charges OF arson In connection
with the burning Of tho cottage.
Sailstad was paroled several months
Z, 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
JAIL WIFE IN
DEATH PROBE
Coroner's Jury Asks lnvesti-
cation of Mrs. Shepherd

Refusing 10 bring in n suicide
verdict. coronors jury probing
tho gun death OF william Shepherd,
53-ycar-old spanIsh.Amcrican war
veteran. late Tuesday recommended
further investigation OF his widow,
Kate Shepherd.
She WAS lodged in tho county jaii
and VIII be held there. pending fur.
Their Investigation on tho part OF
Detective Captain Tenant.
John Reddick. 1851 card ave. w.
located late in tho afternoon. told
tho jury that Mrs. Shepherd told him
six weeks before last Fridays TRACE
dy that I'm married. but I'm going
to get rid Of the old man and get
me a new husband"
Shepherds body was found last
Friday, In his home. 2s4i 18th ave.
w. There was bullet hole in his
head.
lie said he was drinking with shep.
herd the Monday before the shooting
and that Shepherd threatened him
with n gun. Reddick said he took
tho gun from Shepherd and gave Il
to Mrs. Shepherd the next day.
II didn't think ho could have shot
himself" said Adam Patyk. 27-year.
old illi,oratc son OF Mrs. Shepherd.
"Shc told mo he'd shot himself. bu,
I thought sho had had ono OF hcr
fits"
What kind Of fits" queried Depu.
~ Prosecutor Mencham.
Mad fits" answered tile mill.
worker. Pntyk said he had only
known Shepherd since last March.
on the witness stand he testified that
he stopped school In the third grndc. !
Shepherd was not drinking
man." he said.
Are YOU" Meacham asked.
II drink milk" Patyk responded, |
sometimes little tea, but that's
hardly what you coll drinking, is
~"
Mrs. Shepherd created sensation
when she produced two 500 postal
savings certificates which has been
lost by Shepherd some time ago and
which caused quarrel between
them.
She became confused when re-.
counting her tale OF the shooting.
She maintained that II was suicide,
however. Patyk denied fatty his
nothcr's testimony that he had civ.
m her tho gun with which abn
claims her husband shot himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
SHOOT TO KILL,
RIOT ORDER
Shanghai Outbreak Uncon-
trolled; Beg Help

SHANGHAI. June A. Mad riot.
Ing by students and strikers here
Is on the increase.
Several new outbreaks In which
lives were lost have occurred and
tho local authorities. finding the
situation rapidly getting out OF
hand. have not only issued orders
20 shoot TO kill but have begged
foreigners 20 assist IN maintaining
order.
With American marines guard
inr tho reservoir other American
and foreign residents we're today
pouring into headquarters to vol.
uutcor assistance against the riot
err, who, Il Ia claimed. arc urged
on by bolshouk asitatora.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
EAST is STILL
SWELTERING
No Relief in Sight; Death
Toll Is Growing

G&CAGO. June S.-No relief
" frsm the heat wave Is In
sight for the Midwest. the 10.
cal wcasicr bureau announced
today.
Lisht showers were predicted FOR
several sections of tho lakes region
end Mississippi valley states, but FOR
the most part high temperatures will
continue. the bureau stated
An additional death brought Chi
eago's heat toll 10 seven since thu
.high temperatures started Three
persons were overcome,
-Four persons were killed ard
scores injured IN series OF wind
storms that reached cyclonic proper.
tons near Omaha.
Property damage In that region
probably will reach t5o0.o0e
NEW YORK. June a-Four deaths
and many proStrations have occurred
IN this city and vicinity during the
past 20 hours as a direct or Indirect
result OF tho heat wave.
Newark. Passaic and Livingston.
y. j.. each reported one death from
tho heat. A hoy was drowned while
swimming at East Eimhurst, Twenty
persons were overcome at Trenton.
The maximum temperature Of the
past "a hours herr was IS and. ac.
cordlng 20 the weather bureau. that
figure win be duplicated today.
LINCOLN. Seh, June s.-Nchras.
ka and western Iowa wcrc struck By
a tornado lato Tuesday. which re.
suited In the death OF two persons
and heavy property damage
Wire service IN the storm AREA was
crippled and few details had been
obtained Tuesday night. II Ia be-
hoycd probable that more fatalities
win be reported. All communication
south OF Lincoln Is cut OFF.
Crops were damaged hy tho wind.
hail and heavy rain that followed In
quick succession. Many buildings
and homes were reported demolished
or unroofcd.
scaitle's weather continued cool
Wednesday wssh moro showers
threatening Temperatures were
more like March than June, Tues
day. ranging from IS minimum 20
a 81 maximum
KANSAS CITY. Mo. June Low,
ering clouds and sultry atmosphere
gave promise OF more thunder show,
crs in this section today \ ruin and
electrical storm swept the city last
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
MURDER
RECORD

cHIcs0o. June So Already
known a. the "crlme capital of the
nation" Chicago "a setting a new
record for murders this year
srurcs made public today by the
Chlcao crime commission. showed
there were i1o murders committed
IN tho first five months % this
year-an average far above one
each day Tor the i5i days.
The month of May. with " muir
ders. exceeds any othvr slmllar per.
tod with the exception of tho 1919
race riots. since the crime commits.
slon was organized January 4. 1919,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
BOY IS WOUNDED
"Secret Society Initiation
Is Closed With Shooting

A boyIsh prank Tuesday evening
sent Eric Fryer. II. Of 52s 32nd
ave. S. to Providence hospital with
a pistol bullet thru his arm
The boy was being initiated into
, "sccret society" OF youngsters
near his home when the accidental
shooting took place.
Ore Of tho boys had a revolver
which he pointed at Eric. The wca.
poa was discharged and tho boys
fled. Police are seeking 10 locate
tho youthful gang for questioning
Of its members. The injured boy
Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Fryer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
U. S. Marines Aid
in Quelling Riot

OSAKA. Juno sf--American ma.
rines. 200 strong. arc playing a role
today IN auictlnE rlotous Shanghai.
This group. along with British
and italian marines landed late
Tuesday afternoon after rioiinE In
the city had taken on grave a..
poet. according 80 navicra here,
PEKfN. June J. More than 10000
studonts-sy mpathiEsrs OF those in.
volved in Shanghai riotinE paradcd
tho city today. carrying banners
with the device:
Down with tho impcrlaiists,
Down with tho British and Japa.
neseF'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
KILLS HIS GIRL
Man Then Shoots Self in
L. A. Street Quarrel

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Juno a.
Louise zebra. is, high school girl. was
shot aud killed today during n street
quarrel with her sweetheart, Gus
Juarcz. 20.
After killing the sirl Juarcz turned
the gun on himself. dying instantly
from n bullet In tho head.
According to information gathered
from witnesses, the couple was walk.
Ing along the street when Juaroz sud.
denly drew a revolver from hls
pocket and opened fro.
Miss zebra died n few minutes
after arriving at tho hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Ia Years, One Show;
Now Wants Divorce

Complaining that In their IL
years OF married life her husband
has taken her to only ono movie
show. Florence sohlatter started
divorce suit against Robert schlat.
ter late Tuesday.
She asks custody OF their six.
year.old son, Robert Jr., whom she
says her husband "whalcd with n
broomstlck." Ho "whalcd" his
wife, too, OH occasion. the com.
plant says. She wants 1925 ali.
.uofy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Wettrick to Talk
to Hoo-Hoo Club

Fred ], Wottrick win discuss tho
trend toworN arbitration Of bual-
ness disputes at tho luncheon OF
the Hoo-IIoo club OF Seattle In The
Olympic Hotel Thursday noon.
Plans arc MISC TO be laid for tho
lumbormen's picnic 10 DO held
around the first OF July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Child Falls From
High Chair; Killed

Falling from his hlghchair. Maui
rice o'Brien. 3-year.oid son OF Mr..
and SfrS. H. J, o'Bhon. TO i4th
ave. WAX killed Monday Tho child
died within an hour after tho scci.
dent. Or. T. J. Sullivan reported
Tuesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
PAGE ANSWERS
STATE CHARGES

FACE ANSWERS
STATE CHARGES
an answer TO the charges was filed
Wednesday by Page in the supreme
court at Olympia.
IN addition TO setting up defenses
against the three alleged offenses
listed IN the complaint. Page makes
vigorous assault upon the action
f the board OF examiners. setting
Iorth that the move to disbar him
violates the 18th amendment Of the
constitution by seeking TO deprive
MN Of his property.
lie also alleges that the board is
assuming judicial functions which
An only be exercised by the courts;
eoat u constitutes class legislation
ana denies him equal protection OF
ne state courts accorded to other
citizens
me first charge against Page al.
EGGS mat he boisterously addressed
jurors allocated to department Of
superior court. where he was dc.
fending a client.
Page said he would introduce nov.
o.ai witnesses. including number
o widely known attorneys, who
WIN testify ar TO his general habits
% talking In a loud and jocular
manner He admits saying In "a
1oc'iar tone OF voice" before court
convened that many OF the same
olo faces were again present" lie
nonles casting reflection upon the
integrity OF the court.
Jho charge that he compelled
ANNA H. Holl 10 turn OVER her anv.
'nss bank book Ia denied, az ia Inc
rnntge that he adyisnd Reginald w.
i hol' convicted OF petit larceny. to
I've I've INC state and jump his bond.
nse mas been informed by Sheriff
.prWieh, that Holl Ia now rorvins
lah term in Los Angelica.
,lbse claims that Tho money was
~. ,,en 10 him BY Mrs. Ifoll ~ gocur.
W., 10y 'or The bond OF $1,000 which
1'g tigned by Mrs. Page ana Mrs
hobinson, and was 10 be ie.
ME-, "2,sa 70 Mrs. Hoil II her son re-
, a,neu 70 Tho Jurisdiction ot the
UT ny nnd The Hond released.
ase ALSO denlea the charges
ny "n,R out Of tho dIsbarmont hear.
icy ""'n'op' an h'tor'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
RHODES TELLS VALUE
Oh COSTLY ORGANIZATION

This gross revenue charge IL one
~ the principal points Of attack OF
the state department, OF public
works and the cities OF Seattle, Ia
coma and Spokane IN their fight
against the higher phone toll
sought BY tho company, They will
contend that II Is exhorbltant and
oonfscatory.
Rhodes said that among tho duties
OF the general staff Is TO expert
rnent and develop radio telephony.
plan plant development from 10 20
20 years IN advance. and 20 Improve
switchboard use. and other devices
looking toward more economical on.
Grafton.
II understand some OF the city
attorneys claim there has been no
improvement made In tho individual
telephone stations in their homes.
FOR 10 TO is years o,;o b. Rupp.
chief counsel for the company. ex.
aiming Rhodes. said. VIVA, I'M
proyemcnts have been madc7"
Eve have provided waterproof
phone cord that win stand saturn.
ton, answered Rhodes Former
Is VIC encountered much trouble
with wet cords, which caused short
circuits. Now II a window Is lef,
open or a wet umbrella placed
against a cord. no damage viii re-
suit.
The present hearings on the
phone rate case viii consume APP
proximately three weeks. attorneys
believe. Dean Condor will then
submit the evidence and finding OF
facts ami comments 70 ths district
court judges here. who W. render
formal decision.
The hearings are being held IN
the quarters Of the University TT,
tension service. tOf2 Henry build.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
BURGLARS! SHE CALLS
COPS; THEY FIND MEN
HUNTING FOR KEYHOlE

y ESPoNDING TO a woman's
IL frantic plea for aid. Motor.
cycle patrolmcn g. II. Arnold md
G. -. lollrIch dnshcd on their
iron horses 20 o2Ah Main st.,
"wednesday morning
There hey found J. A. Burke
and y. w. Stock trying pcrsIe.
tcntly 10 locate n kcyholo that
strangely enough lodged about all
over the front door
The two mon denied they were
burglars" and were taken 70 jail
so they could sober up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PAGE
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

and 70 add to forenoon testimony
relative to his alleged charges TO
Presiding Judge Ronald that juries
were being packed against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
TELLS WHY n, W.
PAYS MONEY
Hours Spent Explaining Use
OF General Phoue Staff
SPLIT GOES TO EAST
Heavy Charge Is Attacked
by City as Useless

Just how Invaluable" the general
staff Of tho American Telephone g
Telegraph Co, Is 20 thc phone users
Of seattle and tho state was cx.
nlsincd In posdrrouS and elaborate
detail ia the telephone rate case be,
fore Master In Chancery Dean J. T..
Condor Wednesday.
r. l., Rhodes. outside development
plant engineer % the phone trust.
o. New York city. spent hours
infinitely detailing the routine prae.
yices OF the general starr which
every telephone user IN this state
and the entire nation is assessed To-
support. Rhodes Is not only pom,
derous gentleman IN size. as well as
a member Of tho general staff. but
he speaks with exacting precision
and ponderoSity,
The charge % "a per cent o, tho
gross revenues OF all subsidiary com,
nanles Is levied under tho theory
that the services OF the general starr
and parent company are valuable IN
improving service and developing
...nren,tcal otarutfon or nhenes
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