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Chandler Richmond. Pres.
Robert Jordan. Vice-Pres.
Olive Eaton. Sec.
Elsie Priest, Treas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PROSECUTORS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Vancouver. II. C.. and by Alber, u.
Ridgeway OF Portland. president Of
tho Oregon State Bar association,
were features. Various committees
reported
In the meeting OF prosecutors az
Tho olympic Hotel move was
started TO end witness tRmpering
and TO give prosecutors moro power
IN combating tho serious crime In
crease shown By statistics
~ the Monday meeting Charles
~ Lsavy, prosecutor Of Spokane
county, emphasized the need u
making crime lsss safe and profit.
able.
He claimed that burglary had in
creased 1900 per cent in tho last
10 years in tho United States. and
that 1900 persons met their death
by homicide in tho United States in
1924, only 80 per cent OF the per
potrn,ors being prosecuted, The
need for some changes is Appar-
emit" Aaid Lehyy.
3. r. Buck OF Friday Harbor
urged that liquor legislation be re-
formed and compulsory jail cen
fences for ylolators be provided.
Picking OF Jurors and means OF
overcoming jury tamperinE are
under discussion Tuesday. led by
J. l., Hail OF Vancouver. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Seek Inventor, Missing
Since Laboratory Blast
Body Found in Ruins Identified as
Ranch Hand; To File Murder Charge

away, Dlaz declared, and had left
all his clothing undiEturbed.
Diaz promised 10 point out 10
authorities marks on the body by
which Identification as Rodriguez
could be officially established
DR.. w II Hough. superintendent
OF Contra Costa county hospital here,
however, reported that X.ray pic.
lures he had taken Of the body
failed to show fractures of the hip.
arm and left leg. known to have
been received by Rodriguez about
six months ago,
District Attorney A. Il. Timing
said he was assembling testimony
against Schwartz 10 be presented
before the special grand jury this
week, when n murder Indictment
against the missing chemist win be
asked.
Three women have been found.
Timing reported who saw man
running down the road from the
blazing laboratory lie answered
descriptions of Schwartz, 1t was
declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
MOOSE DICTATOR
is HONORED
Howell Welcomed at Depot
Today by Local Officers

Touring the West in the interests
OF tho extension service Of the 10y.
al order Of Moose. Thomas NJ How
cll. general dictator OF that order
OF Mooschoart. III, was to arrive
In Seattle Tuesday afternoon.
Local lodge members were 20
meet him az the train with Walter
Leckey. deputy supreme dictator for
the state. and l.. W. Long, state Hu'
pcrvisor.
FIFTY years ago, Mr.. Howell took
nip the printing trade and became n
typcsetter az Denver. Later he was
a police reporter and then city cdi'
tor OF daily newspaper Of Denver,
lie also served as chief OF police az
Denver.
As member OF the Colorado log
lslaturc hr earned the reputation OF
bill killer" thru fighting against
measures which he believed would
result in unnecessary laws,
After visiting Seattle. he will 80
10 Tacoma. Spokane and Vancouver
n. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
CHAMBER is OFF
ON BIG PICNIC
Steamers Leave for Island
Estate Early Tuesday

The Chamber Of Commerce picnic
started at "A. m Tuesday. when
two excursion steamers, the Indian,
apOlis and Tacoma, left the Colman
dock for a fye.hour sail thru tho
san Juan islands 10 Rosario, where
Robert Moran. former shipbulldor
and mayor OF Seattle. waited to
welcome the picnickeTs at his beau.
tiful island home
After picnic lunch on tho
Moran lawn there was 20 be a
pipe.orgnn recital and music by the
Chamber Of Commerce chorus Al
dresses by prominent Seattle men
were OF be interpreted among the
musical selections, The Chamber OF
Commerce chorus and trustees were
to settle a long.sJanding argument
as 20 which is superior on tho base
ball diamond
The return trip viii be made by
moonlight. with the boats reaching
Seattle az II p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

.NIARTENEZ, Cal. Aug. i.-By Z.
wi PJ--wiih the body found In the
wrcckuge Of the Pacific Cellulosc lab.
oratory hero partially Identified as
TINT OF Joseph Rodriguez, ranch
hand. science today turned 10 aid the
police In locating Charles Henry
Schwartz. missing Berkeley chemist,
and official OF the company.
Description OF Schwartz was broad
cast by radio and sent over telegraph
wires in all directions. Telephoto
pictures of the inventor were sent 10
all police centers.
Identification OF the body in the
celluluse plant, at first thought to
be that OF schwartz, victim Of
his own experiments, was mnde by
John Diaz, Walnut Creek rancher
for whom Rodriguez had worked
three years.
Rodriguez disappeared Thurs,
day. The blast in the ccllulose
laboratory was Thursday night
Diaz said he had checked on move
ments OF his helper and found no
trace OF him in his usual haunts.
Rodriguez had not expected to 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
BANDITS SOUGHT
Police Hunt Men Who Held
Up Bakery Driver

Search for the two armed bandits
Who held up W, II. Pomberton. OF
the Golden Rule bakery. Monday.
and escaped with Si.27a. was being
continued Tuesday with renewed In.
tcnsity by Seattle police
Tho two bandits. In a stolen auto.
mobile, blocked pemberlon near
fitth ave. ana Virginia 81. and re-.
liered him of his money sack as he
was driving TO the bank. Waving
their pistols. they disappeared. talk.
ing his ignition keys along. Police
IN midaftcrnoon discovered the ban.
dit auto where Il had been aban.
dunod.
The auto was stolen from Thomas
iIogart, Jr, ss3s First ave. n. H..
from the curb at First ave. and Pine
a., half'hour before the robbery
II n the second time within a year
that the Golden Rule has been vie.
timIscd by bandits. and the first
daylight holdup since tho Puntagcs
theater robbery June 5. when 81. goo
was taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
TRUB
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

som0whcro else"
/ Ho said. Il guess tho shifting IL as
good here ns anywhere"
I said. Maybe so. but just get
away from that hole while you're
Z doing H."
! He said. Lets see you make me,
you little white shrimp
I am not clear about what hap
Z pcnod next Everything seemed to
turn red in a most peculiar way. I
noticed my mouth was full OF fur
I chow fur I heard a shout and the
gate banged. Tho fat kennclman
( was lifting me up by the hind legs
Ny mouth was still full OF fur and
I some Of what was underneath.
heard tho kennelmnn calling TO
7 Mike.
Ho yelled. Come ere quick A
bulltcrrior pup ms chow by the
neck an / can't get i'm loose"
The next thing remember IL be-
ing out Of the runway with Mike
holding mo.
Mike said. BE aisy. be aisy. now.
or I'll give yo clout on th' cart
Stand stlli. 30 little drop Of INT
it's advice yer needin'"
I didn't want advice. I had bust.
ness to attend TO back where that
chow was.
Mike said. Now. listen. me son.
Yer In wrong. Ructlons is out of
date. It's the she.men nm he.wim.
men have charge OF things now.
Puclfism Is all tn rage. II ye don't
/ git in tn band wagon yen be on
popular Are we listenin'?"
was I was wondering what
pacifsm meant.
Mike said. There's that in yer
blood will scandalize tho ncighbors II
II ever comes out. It's put there by
yer father an yer mother an lot
that come before thin. Yer great
grandfather especial-as | had good
reason to know whin bet tin pounds
against him on tn Dublin Terror In
Cross Eyed Raffcrtys cellar. Stop
lookin' so wishful at that chow, now,
an attind 10 met
] licked Mikes chin. II pricked
my tongue.
Mike said, "Yc have tn makn's OF
helIon, like I've told we. Reminder
that an watch yer step. II some
wan bangs yo In III jaw. give him
look nv RIntle reproach an let him
take crack at tho other side of yer
map n some wan puts his heel I'm
the pit nv yer shtomick turn round
TIL he boots yc in tn behind. In that
way yen cit along nowadays, an
no otlgf, Now, go back in there
where we come from and lave tn
chow alone"
tried to do as Mike said No use
The minute | was back where the
chow was II all got red again. The
next thing | knew Mike was carry.
ing mo down tho line of runwnys.
He said. "'Tis too much of yer
grandfather's In ye fer this day an
age. In ye 20, now. There's nothin'
in hcre 10 distract ye. Think over
tn beauties av paclfism.
lie shut me In the end runway and
left me there.
Solitude! Mlll have few flons,
though. wonder what paclfism
means,
(iroihcr Trub Story In The Star
Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
FIRE FICHTIN C
BURNS FATAL
Train Runs Gauntlet of
Flames in B. G..

VANCOUVER, B. c., Aug. 4.-Brit.
ish Columbia electric trains are
running a gauntlet OF flames between
this city and Chilliwack, where the
forest fires have spread TO both sides
OF the track and are menacing
homes, mills, the railway and tim.
ber
The trains are soaked with water
before they make the dash thru the
walls OF flame.
Sam Hurlow, firefighter of
Nelson, II. C.. was dead in the
hospital Tuesday from burns
sustained in fighting the timber
blaze in the district.
Fires in green timber along the
Skagit river are now under control
and the forest fire situation in this
state is greatly relieved. officials OF
the Washington Forest Fire associ.
alton announce. About 1000 acres
were burned over by the Skagit
blaze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Lawyers and Judges
Meet at gu" Dinner

Bench and bar met In fellowship
Monday nigh, when alumni OF the
University OF Washington law
school held their annual banquet
at the Chamber or Commerce
Judge Kenneth Macklntosh. or tho
state supreme court. was toast
master,
Speakers Included Judge NAL
colin Douglas, Homer Kirby. John
T. Condor, Judge King Dykeman.
~. Grattan OBryau, Prof Clark
T. Bissett and Matthew I'm. cxccu,
tive secretary OF the alumni aso.
citation.
Tracey Griffin was tleaed presl,
dent for the ensuing year: Roy Fox
Of Davenport. vice president. James
bailey. secretary. and Lloyd say.
age, treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Man Is Accused of
Driving While Drunk

~ Weaver was charged with driy'
ing on Yesler way. near First ave,
while intoxicated. tn complaint
filed In justice court by Prosecutor
Colvin. Tuesday,
Weaver was arrested by officer c.
r. HOLDEN on Yesler way after he
had run his car over the curb A
halfpint Of moonshiue was found on
him. the complaint charges. Bail
was set al 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
ESCAPES GUARDS
Prisoner Leaps Overheard
From Steamer in B. C.

Lcaplug overheard from his steam
er while Il las in Victoria II, G..
harhor. William Hail. prisoner be-
ing brought from California 90 Seat
tie. escaped his guards Sunday night.
according 10 news received here
Tuesday.
Hall dlycd into the bay from tho
rail OF the steamer and struck out
for shore. Before The alarm could
be raised he had disappeared.
Victoria ana Vancouver police arc
searching the vicinity and Seattle
authorities arc watching incoming
boats. His description has been
broadcast 20 officers In surrounding
towns
Hail was being brought 20 Seattle
10 answer larceny charge. Court
records show that he fled while az
liberty on bail in Seattle a few
months ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
SEWER PLANNED
Kennedy Drafting Ordinance
for Efficient System

An ordinance providing for the
comprehensive plan of the Lake
Washington intercepting sewers has
been prepared by Corporation Coun-
sci Kennedy
The ordinance was requested by
Councilman Carroll and provides for
bond issue of sS,5oO.OOo to build
an intercepting sewer system and
pumping stations along the entire
lakeshore TO prevent pollution OF
lake waters.
Kennedy said it will be ready for
Carroll by the first of next week.
only the rough draft having been
completed. The engineering data, on
which the ordinance is framed, was
furnished Kennedy by City Engineer
Blackwell week ago.
After the ordinance has been
passed thru the council. the cues
ton of floating the bonds will be
put before the electorate next
spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Railway Asks to
Develop Cowlitz

OLYMPIA. Aus. f.-Tho Cowliiz.
Chchatis and Cascade railway has
filed application for permit 10 de-
yclop t6.it0 horsepower on tho Cow
litE river In Lewis county The eati,
mated cost u the project "a Ii,soo,ooo
It is proposed 10 dam the C0wlitf
with a barrier 100 feet hish and $50
feet wide on top using tho water in
three plants. The railway "a a tim
Der line. tapping rich forest country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Auto Plunges Over
Cliff; Man Unhurt

Plunging 20 feet over an cmbank-
ment in his automobile. ii. V, Kohn,
80, not only escaped death Monday,
but an hour after the crash walked
out Of the City hospital with no hurts
other than n few bruises
Kehn was driving coupe at the
brink Of Profanity hill, and lost con.
troll OF II where Sixth ave. makes a
sheer drop at its end to Yesler way.
The car plunged over and over,
and Kohn was dragged from a heap
of wreckage, by detail of policemen.
lle' was taken to the City hospital
where doctors looked him over and
found the slight damage noted above
Kohn is n collector and lives at
il6l 4lst ave. S,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Girl Swimmer is
Making Good Time

CAPE Girls NEE, France. Aug
Mime. Jeanne Sion, plucky
French woman swimmer who
plunged into the English channel
today, defying disadvnntageous
Weather conditions In an attempt
to be the first woman to swim
across. had progressed IL miles from
Cape Girls Ncz toward Dover lntc
this afternoon and wus believed to
have good chance OF succeeding,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Wisconsin People
to Picnic Sunday

Native sons Of Wisconsin viii hold
the annual Badger state picnic sun
day at Woodland park The Golden.
rod club is cndcnvorlng to get every
ono Of the 1000 former Wisconsin
people In Seattle to attend.
Free coffee will be served the eN'
Badgers 10y the Goldenrod club, nc
cording e,o u. w. Lord, of the ar.
rangcmonts committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
BANKERS BEGIN
, SESSION HERE
Survey Of Trust Business
Opens Meet at Olympic Hotel

A survey Of tho trust business on
ne Pacific Coast, lis history. prob
lens and FUTURE development by
l. II. Roscbcrp.. vice president OF
the Security Trust and SAVINGS
bank, Los Angeles. opened the third
regional trust company conference
OF tho Pacific Coast and Rocky
Mountain states az Tho olympic TO-
tel. Tuesday.
During the two days OF the con.
ference, such subjects as How 20
Increase the Earnings OF the Trust
Department During It's Early
Years, "rhe Economic Value OF
Trusts" Selecting Trust Invest.
ments,' Real Estate Subdivision
Trusts" viii be discussed.
Speakers are w. ], Kicferdorr
san Francisco; r. o. kaufman. Hell
Iena, Mont; u, w Holgatc, A. L.
Gurutsc. Blaine Il. Coles, Portland
II. l.. Mueller. san Diego. p. IL
Robbins, Tacoma. william V. Rock,
efeller George T. Petersen. Salt
Lake city; l. +. Green, II. NJ
Sims, san Francisco; Homald T.
Fraser. Spokane: Il. /, smith. Los
Angeles; Leroy A. Mershon. New
York.
The ladies viii be entertained a,
tea AZ the Seattle Golf club Tuesday
afternoon. Guests win cruise the
Sound in the evening.
Mrs II, II, Judson viii entertain
at her home Wednesday afternoon
\ theater party at the Metropolitan
IS scheduled for the ladies and a
banquet, nj which j. W. Spangler
seattle. win preside. for the men. IN
the evening.
Thursday transportation VIII be
provided for trip TO Mount Raj.
nier. The ears win return Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Secretary Jardine
Goes to Hospital

WASHINGTON. AsE. 4-fBy l..
Pl- Secretary Of Agriculture Jar.
dine viii 20 20 the Walter Reed hos
pital this afternoon for treatment FOR
q stomach ailmeut.
Jardine intends TO remain at the
hospital indefinitely. u Is said. His
physicians advise him that a com
plete rest IS necessary. They say his
condition is not serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Offer Exchange of
Power Firm Notes

Holders OF the 1895 and 1876.
per cent gold notes OF the Puget
Sound Power & Light Co. due
September OF each year. may cx.
change the 1895 notes nj 100 so
and the 1886 notes at Nol5O for
5.year. per cent gold coupon notes
Of the company. dated August !.
1895. and due August 1. 1870, az
par. The notes win yield s per
cent and accrued interest to date
OF exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
IDENTIFY WOMAN
AmneSia Victim Named as
Resident OF BelIingham

Identified Monday night as Mrs.
lee Benner OF Bclllngham. mid,
dlc,aged woman found wandering
the streets OF Seattle In a dazcd
condition Saturday, was held In the
city hospital Tuesday awaiting ar.
rangcments 90 take her hack TO her
home, she Is believed 20 be an
Umnosib victim.
Bcmngham authorities said that
they knew tho woman and that
she was disposed 20 he eccentric "
They were endcavoring to get IN
touch with her husband and have
him call for her here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Prosecutor Charges
Man With Burglary

An information charging Clarence
II. Cochran with burglary was
filed Tuesday by Prosecutor Col.
win. He Is accused of having bur.
glnrizcd the home Of John l.. Doz-
ark. 9O2G 32nd ave. s., on July
2s, and taking a ring, stlckpin and
other jewelry and valunhlos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
IR,m. or SLAYER LOST

DENVER. Colo. Aug. Blood
hounds early today lost a trail they
had found. believed 70 have been
that Of slayer who sunday shot
two women, man md wounded
another man in holdup on a high.
way neAr here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Evarts May Attend
Free Lance Meeting

Tho members of the Free Lnnces.
professional writer's club of Seat.
Tie, Will hold their monthly meeting
at the Pig'n Whistle at $50 tonight.
Mr.. Hough, secretary of the Club.
announced the possible presence Of
Hal Evarts. who recently returned
from Alaska, He is a wolllSnown
writer of Saturday Evening Post
stories.
Mrs. j. Il. Wallace, editor OF the
Washington state Monthly, will be
the guest of honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

A ncwylilrond Ia being constructed
Tor $50 miles thru French equatorial
Africa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

and with so much of the wearing sea-
son still remaining, they are virtually
gift at this absurd figure. The num-
Der of dresses to be closed out at this
price is limited, yet a surprisingly wide
variety Of styles, materials and sizes
are available. This price takes effect
tomorrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04

This unusual Dress Group repre-
sents a selection of odds and ends
in beautiful Summer Dresses that
must be disposed of at once. Giving
away Summer Dresses That's prac-
tically what this final clearance means.
With prices cut as deeply as they are,
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-19
two months.

two months.
Alfred Sandova1 was in Holbrook
Yesterday on some personal busl-
ness. AL says two can't live as
cheap as one.
After being in the L. A. hospital
for more than a month, August
MARQUEE has returned to work.
c. L. Zahnley received a seri7
Gus cut on the left arm yesterday
while at work and was rushed to
DR.. Browns office for treatment.
This is the first injury this month.
Since Mrs. J. G. Sales has been
visiting in Richmond, Calf, it is
reported that John gets $50 miles
to the gallon, but to date haven't
learned what brand he uses.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Boatwright
and young daughter, Kathryn Rose,
of Gallup, visited with Mrs. Bob
Pawley during the airway dedica-
ton.
Charles Hitchcock received a
telegram Monday at noon to come
to San Bernardino on No. Z on
account OF the serious COuulCloH VI
his motheri-n-law, Mrs. Ellison,
who underwent an operation last
week
Anna Pawley, of the rip track, is
still celebrating the date of her
birth. Needless to say, she is not
very old.
A new drill press is being in
stalled in the machine shop for the
benefit of cap" Blumlien. Veteran
Machinist w. w. Sterling, who last
week installed a similar machine
in Gallup, is doing the work.
The employees smoke and rest
room is undergoing some repairs.
Nuff sed.
Car Inspector Juan Serna LETT
Yesterday for Holbrook, where ne
will be on jury duty.
The son of F. /. Gardner, who IS
located in Los Angeles, wired ms
dad he would be home soPn.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-19

lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eames,
of Gallup, were visitors during the
celebration. F. j. Menapace, also
of Gallup, accompanied the party.
Mr.. Rollie is owner of the Winslow
Undertaking parlor.
Governors Party.
Included in the party which mo-
tored from Phoenix Saturday with
Governor Hunt to attend the air
way celebration were Ben G.. Har-
ris, of Tempe; ]. w. Strobe, Mari
copa county recorder; A J. Kean
and Harry Shea, Of Phoenix.
Takes Place of Miss BOren
Mrs D. A. Neal is taking the
place of Miss Emily Boren at the
Central newsstand while Miss
Boren is visiting in the east. 1t is
reported that Miss Boren's mother,
whose illness called her east, is
still in very poor health.
Visits DrummS.
Miss Matte Cooper, of Prescott,
during the airway meet. She and
Mrs Drumm were among those
who took their first airplane rides
at this event, going up with Boyd
Monteith in the King Tut.
To Sitgreaves.
John Nelson, Ed Sawyer, Y.
Otondo and Mr.. Wilbur left with
Forest Supervisor Paul Roberts, of
Holbrook, for the Sitgreaves forest
Monday to inspect grazing condi-
tions in that section. They will be
gone four days.
Return Books.
1t has been requested by the
school board that all borrowed
school books be returned before the
close of school. This is "a good
time to go through your bookcases
and see if you have books in your
possession you have neglected tC
return.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-19
POOR FIDO!

Madam" said the dignified gen
tleman, your dog bit me on the
"He did," cried the woman. "Oh'
I must send for DOCTOR!
ooh, 1 assure you it isn't as oad
ass"
you're the third person he's bit
ten today" broke in the woman /;
81 lust know he isn't feeling we'll.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-19

Arabs cast trees into their bitter
inland seas as Moses babe his peo-
ple do. The salt crystallizes about
the boughs and the bitterness OF
the waters grows less.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-19

tending the celebration from King
man, making the trip by plane.
He is one of the many staunch
boosters for the Tri-State air route
and believes strongly in air
transportation, he says.