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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
THUGS NAB MAN
Kidnap Victim With Auto;
Then Beat and Rob Him

Kidnapped from tho street b.
sso motor bandits who alugged
him when lie resisted, Barney Kelly.
Southern hotel. was taken TO First
ave. S. aud Spokane e.. late Fri.
day night and robbed and thrown
out Of the machine.
Kelly said hn was standing At
the corner OF First ave and Ycsier
way about midnight when two men
in green touring car stopped at
the curb and asked him for a
match. lie started hunting for ono
when they suddenly grabbed him
and dragged him into tho au,omo.
bile.
The driver started the car speed.
ing and the other bandit held Kelly.
lie resisted their attempts to rob
him aud was roughly handled. They
finally took his gold watch and
S5.35 and put him on The ground.
bruised and beaten,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GUARDIAN
STARTS ON PAGE /

tic death mystery.
on toinE taken 10 the Office If
states Attorney Robert i. Grove
Shepherd was confronted with Or
Charles c. Faiman. head Of school
Of bacgcrioloEy. who declared that
Shepherd had taken short course
Ia the school.
Il never saw the gentleman before
two weeks ago shepherd said.
falmau had told Grove assistants
that Shepherd had written him a
letter asking terms Of course, that
later he took weeks coursa and
that shortly after he lcft three bot
ties of bacilli, one containing iyphus
bacilli. had disappeared.
Mectintocks death was laid 10 y.
phoid fever
After being questioned by Grove
and other officials. Mrs. Shepherd
was allowed to return home. Grove
said that tho Shepherd home would
be kept under surveillance.
The action OF Grove Is The climax
to an investigation instigated by
Chief Justice Harry Olson. Of the
municipal court, who charged that
Billy met an unnatural death. Olson
iutlmated that the youth had been
fed typhoid germs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
WATSON MAKES
ALIBI CLAIM
To Refute Crown Witnesses
Today With Testimony

VICTORIA. u. C.. March ia
Ross Watson. cxseBttls detective.
WIS to mako his bid Tor liberty
today Accused yesterday by crown
witnesses Of taking part in the Va.
aaimo bank bDldup. no lad his
lnn.ng today when he produced
witnesses from Seattle supporting
als Alihi.
The branch Of the Bank u
E4aaia at Nunnimo was robbed last
ptgaab6F l. Of $4,000 Watson
was arrested later. with others. and
10 aow held tn isli hoFo. Ills uttor-
asy. George II. crandeu. produced
eg,tgni witnesses who said Watson
was Ia Seattle n tho time u fihe
robbery. British Columbia police
produced other witnesses who said
be was Ia Sanaimo q, The time
Of the hoidup, Efforts 20 free Wat.
son failed and he was taken ~
Nanalmo for a hearing
Several crown witnesses yesterday
sNorc tina, watson was 10 u. c.
on the day OF the robbery,
Charles ouenneh Of Nanatmo. idcati.
fled Watson M man who carried
sack Of money from Tho bank
during tho holdup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
NEW FERRY Line
To Be STARTED
Will Cut Time to Port Or
chard and Hood Canal

Cutting considerable time from
the transbay trip 20 Port orchard
hnd Hood canal points. the Crosby
Direct line viii start ferry service
from Is new AK silp early IN
April capt. Roy Crosby announced
Saturday A 30.c8r ferry. the Ar.
line, viii go on the run az first
j. VIII be replaced this summer by
new ferry. the Direct Line. now
building AZ tie plant OF tbs Marine
Construction Co IN tho west water
way The Direct Line will have a
capacity Of G5 cars
While the Crosby line announced
fare cuts, G H. j. stoltonberg, Of
tho Puget Sound Navigation Co.
said his company was contemplating
no reductions except those that
went into effect March 30. These
cuts, he said. were 10 stimulate
travel 10 Hoods canal points"
The T. r. n. has cut it, rates on
tie Seattle Bremerton.Port Orchard
and Seattle Bremefton.s e a be e k.
Brinnon routes. stoltenberg said
this was done 'becauHs VS. have
iao biz ferries, tho Seattle and
Tho city Of Brcmerton. that run
fnll Saturdays and Sundays and
half empty the rest of the time.
We cut the fares TO fH them up"
The Crosby line. Captain Crosby
said win make flat rate 81 81 a
round triD on all cars an ti4s stst-
Manchester run. Passenger fares
will be 10 cents for O onc.wuy ticket
bud iNo bits FOR the round trip. II
is figured the Seattle Port orchard
trip. over the Crosby route, would
take about 90 minutes. the aIl.water
route takes about 25 minutes longer.
Tho Crosby Inc also viii start a
lwo.fcrry schedule from Edm0nds 20
Port Ludlow ~ soon ms its slips are
built II has two ferries ready. one
y which. tho Bee Line. will 10 on
shortly.
Ferry officials said Saturday that
30 rate wor r. contemplated. The
new Crosby route does not conflict.
greatly, with the present routes Of
the Puget Sound Navigation com.
pany and does not affect the Balm.
bridge island run Of the Kitaap Coun.
~ Navigation company. Tho latter
company ia not contemplating any
faro reductions al present. The run,
ming time from Seattle 20 Bremerton
WIN remain about as II is now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
Lurline Sails on
Run to Honolulu

shippEgcd IS bier new commander
Capt, G, A. psrndisoH, tho AiaSson
liner Luriine waa 70 sail from the
linton Pacific dock al I y, m, Sat.
ur1ay. on her 54th Seattle Honolulu
trip. Am6ng the passengers arc Dc.
aud Mrs. y, 4 Harris. aud aiFa Viz.
giuia Harris. Tacoma. Louis and Mrs.
cahn. Portland Capt. Jay Smith. T..
s. ~. sigs, Smith and their two chll.
dren. ard tic Rev. wlldes Nuttlng,
Portland. Ore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PARADE
STARTS ON PAGE /

how these wild leorrotes arc, and
an adorable little RnRgcdy Ann, and
Maggie and Jiggs. and Little Memo
aud the cnndy stick CHI and the
little Purple Bubble Miss All 80
cute and sweet,
And clowns Oh-ihe cross word
puzzle clown. and tho siarapansled
banner clown. and black andwhiics
striped and haif-and-halt clowns
striped and haita nd hair clowns
Surely every thrc6,rlnEcd circus In
this world turned It's ranks into tho
parade this day
All in all il Ras the most Joyous
hilarious and heart warming parade
IN many long day. and Tho star
thanks the Riddles. ono and all. and
the parents. too. and hopes the next
Star parade VIII be Just as delightful
a success.
The Judges Of prize winners were:
Chief u Police VIM. u. Scyeryns
sIsd. T. Friedrich. Chief Justice Of
Ansora Gro,to: Gordon Whtcway
81 The Star. and @. Lucille Butler.
The winners; First prize, SEQ,
Jointly TO Jerry Yatsunoff as Red
Mike, and Susie from the Farm.
Second, $40. Jointly TO Paul I'd
m0ndB and John Moohr, who made
their own costumes out Of star
newspapers, "a drum major and
goor bird. Third. s.. 10 Margcry
Leo an old maid They will receive
their checks nj The star office
our thanks to- Chief Sevcryns
ard his ncn: Cleveland Synco-
patDrg. Charles Rgcbyn, Elmer and
Warren Parker for music, and Man
ager TaEgart o. Red Top Taxi Co.
for cabs. and alt those others ~ho
helped PIT, on the big time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
TEACHERS GIVEN
SALARY BOOST
Budget Raised $4,000 to
Provide for Pay Increase

IS a oaeYote margin, seaH6'a
school directors Friday gave city
teachers their salary increases fought
FOR during tho last three years. Il
returns thom 10 the Cd 1919
schedule and means an rndltion 10
tho budget OF about sgT 600.
The board voted the preliminary
budget representing an Increase OF
about s22O.0d7 over that OF iest.gb
by the hamo vote.
Dr. G. w. Shufpcs and u Hhor-
rock voted against tho salary ln.
crease OF from SOC 10 St20 month
on the ground that Il was unfair 10
the rost OF the districts employees and
because tho district h said to he dan.
gerously near the lo,mi limit,
O. h, Thorgrimson, u. H. llolmes
ana In u, l. Smith voted AYE"
The preliminary budget voted Fri
day calls for sa.bJS,7iO ia teachers,
principals aud supervisors salaries
or the remaining sl.ee5oBU, text
books account for sla512G, and tho
rest y Tor administration and opetai-
lnE expenses
Recommendation adopted from tho
committee OF the. whole eail Tor 3d.
isS Tor manual training and home
economics az John II Allen and
Greenwood schools; sIag. for lunch
rooms at AIadroHa, Adams. Webster,
Whittier and Van AsaelG schools. and
$685. fof painting intnrllke, Minor
and Mercer schools,
Other communications were for
plumbing repairs a, LouRlcllow aud
Green Lake aud $4,000 Tor purchas-
ing land al, the boys Parental school
Tho committee voted motion cstab.
fishing additional kindorgurtens dur
ing the budget year Of 1855
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
6 ARE SLAIN IN
ELECTION RIOTS
Blood Shed When Germans
Vote for President

BERLIN. March IA First blood.
shed IN tie campaign 10 select a
successor 90 the late President Ebert
has occurred
Reports today from Halle said six
were Killed aud 90 severely wounded
In election riots there when police
attempted 20 break Up "a meeting Of
communists,
The controversy started with nm
argument over whether all candi-
dates should be granted usc ~ the
government radio monopoly for
campaign speeches. About 5000 peo-
pie were In the hall when the meet
Ing started aud police were on the
alert for an outbreak. remembering
that the place was a center tor
propaganda during the uprising Of
1891
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
RAID RUM CACHE
Drys Smash Bar for Third
Time in Six Weeks

-Four men were arrested and
three moonshiue dumps were des-
tsoyed hy federal prohibition agents
in series OF raids on South cnd
resorts, Friday,
For tho third time in six weeks.
tho agents wrecked the bar at 2ia
First ave. s. and seized quantity
Of moouahinc. Patrick flynn. bar.
tender. was arrested.
Tho Marine View cafe, .is Rail.
road ave. S.. was visited aud Nick
Tonoyich and Mike Choraka were
arrested.
4 cache Of moonshino which sup.
piled south end bars then was
found at slis Washington It,, and
81 gallons were seized. IA tho
agents were working. George Scbae.
Yer entered one OF tho rooms and
was seized by the agents aud placed
under arreai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SAFETY
STARTS ON PAGE l

certain pun!5hmcnt for traffic VIC.
lators, ana new aud stringent lcRis-
lation en- traffic matters. 1t WINS
decided.
At Fridays meeting, II was clear
Iy demonstrated that tho Industries
~ the city are ready and eager to
mobilize in ono concerted effort TO
this end.
Among the speakers were Mrs.
Bertha Lau6es, Daniel Trefethen OF
the Chamber Of Commerce; Worth
Mcclure, Of tho schools. Douglas
shcior, OF the Western Washing.
ton Auto club md l.. j.. McArdIe.
state highway patrol chief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
PLAN ROAD TO d. c. MINES

VANCOUVER. b c.. March A.
The provincial government ia con.
tcmplating building road from,
Stewart, Il. G.. into the Telegraph
Creek pcasc mining district. recently
opened The present route into tho
Geld b from Seattle TO WraugeiJ.
Alaska, and then over the trail.
The British Columbia road route
would be considerably shorter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
Anadel Players to
Give Show Sunday

PATSY After Al. a four.act com
edy. IS TO be presented three nights.
beginning SUNDAY, March Is, at the
Holy Names academy. by the Ana.
del Players. The play 10 given for
the benefit OF the Seattle College
Mothers club and tbs s. Palriclts
parish,
Reserved seats for Sundays show
win bo on sale an day Sunday 81
The Holy Names academy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
PUT ON vODvllL
Lincoln High Students Pre-
sent Traditional Show

one hundred Lincoln high school
students Saturday night ate 10 70.
peat the highly successful debut
Friday afternoon Of their 1895 YER
sion % the traditional 'LiHcolniai."
a vaudeville stunt" program
This year It takes tho form OF a
revue with festival o. nations
folk dances and native songs a
roof garden scene and lRFse
chorus " boys and EsFja are other
attractions,
In addition Lincoln's NOTED high
choOl orchestra, augmented ~ -
pieces, VIII accompany the SHOW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
Charles E. Selby
Funeral on Sunday

Inspector Charles y sEby. mem
bsr Of The Y s. immigration service
for 80 years, who died Tuesday, will
be buried Sunday ~ Puyailup.
Funeral services arc 70 be held al
Port Townsend. where he died. and
where he had charge OF the iramigsa-
ton station for the pSat 10 years lie
u huttiYed hy a widow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

Henry Carroll, city comptroller,
will talk 10 members OF the Brigh.
ton PIT. A. at their regular meet.
ing Wednesday. March IS, OF $50
p. m. at the school. II IS planned
that this win be the first Of a scrics
Of Informative lectures on civic GOV.
crnment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
Wounded American
Very Ill in Greece

ATHENS. March 1.-The Amcrl.
can minister has notified tho minis.
try OF foreign affairs that tho con.
ditlon OF John Logan OF Gainesville,
Ga. wounded b. bandits at Arta
carly this week. Is serious, Logan,
who was attending Tie American
archaeological school horc, las u
high fever. according TO the report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
Three Chinese Held
on Narcotics Count

Charged with violation Of the mar.
eotics lBW. three Chinese were ar
rested by federal narcotic agents
Friday night and are beid 10 the
city jail for Aerntln.Charge Harry
Y. Williamson. They are ko Chow.
as Lon Moy. o. and Jim Lop. 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
RAIN is FORECAST
FOR SUNDAY; WINDS
MAY LESSEN LATER

Dam tonight aud Sunday and
~ a continuance Of tse proacni
aoutherly winds, IN forecast by
tho weather bureau here,
Storm warnings have been or
dorcd hoiHtcd on the coast from
Marahfield, ore, north 90 Cape
l'lattcry. The storm raging IN
Montana will not affect Seattle,
the weather bureau says
Tho cold WINDS may diminish
late SUNDAY. bringing a more
moderate temperature, according
TO the bureau,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
o. NDkY, MARCH Is

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
TWO GUNS FOUND
IN Barrel ROOM

Redeem claimed he left the room
after being disarmed in fight which
he said preceded the killing There
were but two guns in tho room, his
and that al Stephen Montrose Most
rose has never been captured
I4andaker and Rothermel are 10
take the stand Saturday 90 explain
away the coils or evidence spun by
The state in It's attempt TO show the
Barrel was ahot duriug an ATTEMPTED
hijacking BY the Two policemen and
their three companiors.
II is doubtful II the case will reach
rho jury without a night session SAT-
uriay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
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1918 .. m, Colburn's Melody
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RADIO PROGRAMS

sador Hotel orchestra, liz. Hol-
iywnoj night.
KFSG. Los Angeles. aib.f me-
tors .s0.a;s0 y. M. auditorium
service with music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
AUGUST ToELLNER BETTER

August Toellncr candidate for
the school board In the last cleo
slou, Is recovering from a fractured
leg. lie Is under care OF doctors al
the Providence hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
EXAMINE EX-COP
IN Barrel CASE
Redden Charges That State
ment Was Altered
DENIES SHOOTING GUN
Former Policeman Sticks to
Story Under GriIIing

OSCAR l. REpDEN, cN,poliusman
" charged with the actual STAY.
ing OF Louis Rarei on u moonshine
ranch south OF Seattle last summer.
saturday charged that Court ste,
nographer George {, Hardwiok, "or
someone" had tempered with u
transcript OF his statement relative
TO the tragedy two days after The
staying, june :,
lt was Redden's way Of explaining
apparent discrepancies between that
statement and his testimony On di.
rect and REORGANIZATION Salur.
day, Redden Is standing trial with a
former brother officer, Joseph Burt.
and two others, Harry Landaker
and Chester II, Rothcrmel
Taking the stand under a Erulng
discrimination hy Prosecutor
colvin, after an ardupous night SEES.
sion Friday. Redden composedly
stuck 10 his direct examination Ia
attempting 20 establish an abb.
He denied that he had shot any
bullets In the Barrel ranehhouse and
was unable 10 explain why he care
fully left tables and broken chairs
in their exact spots at the time OF
the tragedy. but had picked up and
lost bullet which he found IN
tho room after Barrels brothers and
friends had taken him TO a Rcnton
au4plsnf fataNts ktraundeH
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..rrnn.n. MAncm 1l

KFOA. Rhodes dcpprtlnritt
storo, ass metoTs1-f-5 10. WIZ
liam Hofmann's OLYMPIC hotei
nrchsstrn. G.g:ah, concert pro-
gron bv courtesy OF Pacific
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hn,Sa program, conducted by Mo-
ran school. Talk on Radios
KIN n. w. Radio Co. Js4 mo-
,ers--.I2.s0-l:s0 luncheon con-
cert. 1902. sport talk and news
items. Silent night.
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