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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

BIG B8rEain-i TO acre properties
with wide frontage on short
route State highway now under
construction between Seattle and
Everett. Special offer today.
Nice property overlooking beau
tifui lake with good fishing. Ap-
proNimRteiy two level acres.
Good soil with over 300 II. front
age on new State highway. Price
only $500 per acre uncleared.
Terms los cash. Call at go
walker Bldg. corner Second ave.
and University ST Ell iot-0ls2.
a SACRIFICE
j y acre chicken ranch. all cleared.
fenced: chicken housa will house
1000 chickens: room house, mod
ern: barn. Everything up 10 the,
minute. City water. Plant CO;
$4,000. widow must sacrifice
$4,000: terms 10 suit.
SAM JOSEPH. 1882 5Tth Ave. So.
Phone RIA nter-007S
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81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE
Elwood's Free Deed
Elwood's Free Deed

Free deed 20 family with
out further payments in
case Of buyers death.
FREE EXTENSIONS when
sick. Best soil and best 10
Gated berry. fruit and
chicken land around Seattle.
ONLY 80 MINUTES north;
within one mile OF paved
Everett highway. school;
light and power line: good
roads on the land. Rapidly
growing In value. OPEN
ING PRICES about half
that OF adjoining lands,
Very easy terms. 4 TO 20
acre tracts Live IN country
while working in city. Free
maps and FREE AUTO
TRIPS TO land. Call or write
today, Statesmen wanted.
CHAS. O. ELwOOD. owner
Ola Third Ave. Tel. Ill iot-t55
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LOST AND FOUND

BOSTON bull pun, female. white
markings. undorshUt Reward.
MA ln-siO7.
EASTERN STAR pin. diamond In
sorted. between April 10 and II.
Reward 60 pitl-0bin.
srRAYEp from Aadrona district.
black and white setter Phone
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ARE You COMO TO CALIFORNIA
Stages or steamer. Panama Canal
Honolulu. Europe or Orient. Low
EST RATES. ALL LINES. nrntt-
sirom A Co. ii5 Cherry st MA In.
kiIs Oldest agency In Seattle.
BAN FIlANCisco-iao from Seattle,
Todays or tSuiRht's train 10 Port
land, stage TO San Francisco, Re-
serve early. AmsH Hros,. Agents.
itos Fourth. Imperial Hotel MA IN.
FfaO
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so. To depart.
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] huokLEr free. Highest references.
] Best results Watson 4. Coleman,
Registered Patent Lawyer. eia q
Et, Warrington. -. q.
MASON. Fenwick. Lawrence. sstab-
llahod 1851 Advice aud booklet
IIso tg2 burko bldg.
rhysicians, Surgeons
ANN JANE FISLAY. midwife state
| tcElstsrsd)i r6Hlsfpce $40 East
lake ave "a pitftSs3.
bN ANGus. suite 900 pantaEo5 Hid.
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FUNERAL NOTICES
ATTEETtoNl GREENWOOD
| sEATTri'.E' y niSSeGlIAmr6SS eHiiiAP.
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| az $3.50 y. m. 40 Greenwood lodge,
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members Of above ordora Invited
| 90 attend. 1ntcrment Mt Pleas
! ant iiloitk Undertaking Co, Fu-
neral Directors
NoHItIs-At 6alU 10th ave, ~ W.
April 20. 1895. RALPH NORRIS,
aged - years beloved husband
| % Fay Morris. hon 81 Alfred l.,
! Morris. member 81 Rainier Noble
! Post American Legion,
! Funeral services Monday NJ $3.50
IA, m. az our chapel Home Under
| taking Go.
nINNs-At iitt Corwin place. April
| ~. 1895. EDWARD W. niNNS
| AGED No years beloved husband 81
Anna Hlnnst member Of Stevens
| Post a. A. X,
Funeral services Monday az p.
IA. at our chapel Home Undertaking
CRAFT gbi6 East Pins nt. April
90. 1895. WALTER CRAFT, aged
| 90 years, beloved husband OF
! Emma crnrt father of stanley
| crGrt Mrs. ~ q. Smith, and MrH
~. d Perry member Of Cooks and
! Assistants union. Local 81,
| Private funeral services sunday NJ
/
Home Undertaking 90
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| April 20. 1925. OLGA EEQuiHT
| Funeral services Sunday AZ Port
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is PERSONAL
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/ very fond OF men folks Wants
good home with responsible peU-
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Honolulu. Europe or Orient. Low
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/ siIs oldest agency in Seattle.
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IL statesmen WANTED

AMAZING profits thru new me Tia dds.
Zig limo Htylish guaranteed Shoes
NJ 1896 and $500 Sell on sight,
Complete outfit absolutely FREQ,
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I'hysicians. Surgeon.

MASON. Fenwiek. Lawrence. sstab-
lishod 1854, Advice and booklet
free. i8g uurltu bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

ANN JANE FINLAY. midwife state
registered; rcpl.enc, s2i0 East
lake ave, "a pitfiSsa
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7 FEMALE HELP WANTED

WOMEN TEACHERS WANTED TO
TRAVEL during summer vacation.
Interesting work couEeninl teach
cr companions and At least 800 per
week SALARY 90 start and rail-
road fare paid. Give age. cducn-
ton and details % experience In
first letter Address y, r. Smith.
i5iC.Es y. Washington ht. Chi
rpEa III
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your earnings. Free solllng outfit,
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hookLl5T free. Highest references.
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at Washington H. a.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

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1909 Alaska uidR.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
MANSIAUGHTER CHARGE
AGAINST BISHKA NOLLED
Man Held For Death of II. r.
Ernest Freed BY Action of
Prosecutor.

Frank Roshka % of o12 C11en
street. was cleared Of responsibility
for the death of Hokon Rornbardt
Ernest in an automobile accident on
Main street November IA whom
Prosecutor Josenh G. Woods noIIod
charge Of mansIauphtcr undor
which he hos henn hold Of tbis
mornings session of noIico court
Roshka has boon hold nndor 81 5no
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23

Hartford, Nov. 23 up -mforma-
ton received here today from Wash
iEgton, D. c., is to the effect that
Ctate's Attorney Hugh NJ. Alcorn and
Assistant United States Attorney
George H. Cohen are again in Wash
irgton for renewed conferences with
Attorney General Sargent and AS
sistant Attorney General Donovan on
the Gerald Chapman case.
The conference was scheduled for
ii o'clock, the Connecticut officials
being summoned late Sunday eve
ming,
1t was intimated In Washington
that the attorney general would
have an announcement to make fol
lowing the conference, and it was
understood it would probably indi-
cate the sympathy of the federal
government with the efforts of the
state of Connecticut TO execute Chap
man for the murder of Policeman
Skclly at New Britain in October,
1924,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
WOMEN SPECTATORS LEAVE
AS RHZNELANDER LETTERS
ARE READ IN COURT ROOM
english rum VESSEL
SEIZED rs Miles OUT
Capture Off Block Island
Follows Chase of
Speed Boat

New London, Nov, % CP-Scizure
Saturday night Of the British
schooner Ocean Maid, with several
thousand cases of liquor, q miles
south of Block Island, was reported
to local coast guard headquarters by
the destroyer Beale today.
Although the seizure was effected
beyond the 12-mile limit, If was said
by coast guard officials here to be
in accordance with the LIQUOR treaty
proclaimed with Great Britain, May
%, 1924, by which United States
authorities are permitted to seize
British vessels that dispense liquor
over the side within an hours
steaming distance Of the shore.
According to reports received
here, the seizure of tho Ocean Maid
followed the capture of the speed
boat Helen, after the latter craft
had taken load of liquor from the
British vessel. After sighting the
Helen leaving the side of the Ocean
Maid, the Beale made chase and
followed the speed boat at full
speed for more than an hour be-
fore coming close enough to fire
several thrCe-inCh shells across the
boat OF the Helen, forcing her TO
hove to. During the hours chase,
the liquor was thrown overheard
from the Helen but the coast guard
craft picked up several cases which
will be used for evidence.
When It was found that the Helen
was equipned with three Liberty
type motors Of 400 horsepower each,
and therefore capable of making 40
miles an hour, the Beale returned
to the Ocean Maid, anchored %
miles off shore, and placed the craft
under seizure. Acting on orders
from here. the destroyer awaited off
shore for the cutter MohaVe. from
this port, which took the schooner
and the speed boat in tow for Nor
folk, Va. The reason advanced for
tdhlllS 'llt SelHtu Vessels W thdN POI /
instead Of to this city, or to a Rhode
Island or New York port, was that
omre favorable court action in cases
such as this one could be received
in the Virginia district.
Three men were arrested on the
Helen, and eight taken into custod5
aboard the Ocean Maid.
Coast guard officials look upon the
seizure as one of the utmost import
anCe.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23

be placed, or II there be no guilt on
the part Of anybody at least the at
mospherc will be cleared Of the var
ious rumors and charges that have
been current for the past two years.
II would not burden your already
oVercrowded offices with this matter
but I believe that public policy and
public morals demand this action,
"A list Of tax ubatcmcnts and GER
tihcates of errors granted during the
last two years will be available upon
your request"
Efforts are being made to trace
the missing books by Tax Attorney
Edward l.. Kelly, who is acting un-
der the authorization of the board Of
apportionment, and in addition
special meeting Of the board Of APP
portionmcnt has been called by
President William L. Burnham TO
consider the situation arising from
the loss OF the tax book.
The missing tax book disappeared
November IL from the vault Of Tax
Collector Howard c. Challenger. The
city has duplicate records Of every
item In the missing volume, II is
said.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
White MASS sung FOR
CHILD AUTO VICTIM
Unusual Ceremony at St.
Mary's Church This
Morning

One of the saddcst spcctaclcs wit
messed in this city in many months
took place this morning at st.
Mary's church when the funeral of
John Barnes, six year old son Of
Fireman and Mrs, Lester Barnes Of
462 Myrtle street, was held. The
child died Friday at the New Brit
ain General hospital as n result of
4 fractured skull received when he
was run down by an automobile
driven by Merwin w. Kcehner of
100 Curtis street. The accident took
place directly in front of his home.
Unusual ceremonies were held in
the church, A White mass was
celebrated instead of the usual
requiem services. Rev. Walter A.
McCrann oficiated and following
the services, he explained their
meaning.
The Catholic church has set seven
years as the age when chidl at
tains the use of reason. The Barnes
boy had not yet reached this age
and in the eyes Of the church, could
not commit sin and his death before
that time assures him Of 4 place in
heaven.
Father McCrann stated that the
family should be consoled with the
knowledge that their child would
know no suffering after death and
although the panEs of grief would
scar a mothers heart for a time,
Continued on Page Scventeea)
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
Court Takes Stand Against
Operators Who Fail to
Protect Public i'll Case of
Accident.

Bristol, Nov. 2S-Judge William
]. Malone, in the city court TINS
morning, took a decided stand to
curb reckless driving of automobiles
by people without responsible means,
when he sentenced John Donovan OF
Plymouth to Is days In jail. Dono-
van was arrested for reckless driv-
ing and evasion of responsibility af-
ter he had hit. Joseph Nesci on
School street on Sunday evening,
November ], and had failed to stop.
"Is the car insured?" asked the
Judge of Donovan. Upon receiving
a negative answer, he asked him II
he had any property with which he
could make settlement A like an
swer was received. Something must
be done to curb these irresponsible
drivers" the judge announced. Men
like this man without a cents worth
of property could drive down Main
street and kill man and leave his
widow and children for the city to
take care Of" The judge believed
that legislative action should be TAX
en- so that every man would be COM
PEELED 10 carry liability insurance on
IContInue5 on PAGE 17N
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
DEMOCRATS KEEPING
Their PLANS SECRET
No Details of "RecOncilia-
ton" Meeting-Mrs.
Ruutz-Rees Talks

New Haven, Nov. 20 P)-Very
little indication OF what the outcome
would be was given prior to the
meeting here this afternoon Of the
reconciliation" committee Of the
democratic state central committee,
which Is seeking to find national
committeeman and a state chair
man.
Some members of the state ad-
visory committee who had come here
for a meeting of that body said that
the way would be made easy for the
reconciliation" committee if Pete
FitzHenry of Waterbury would with
draw his candidacy for state chair
man.
It was also said that in spite of the
fact that some had claimed that
Mayor Fitzgerald was ii candidate
for state chairman, the mayor act
tually has not indicated his desire to
be chosen or even said he was a can
didate.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
Attorney General Sargent Said
To Evidently Favor Backing
Conn. In Execution WChapman
Will Issue Statement After
Second Conference With
AIcorn Today-In Mean
time Governor Is to Be
Asked to Grant Reprieve

Washington, Nov. % LP) -
Officials here have under ad-
visement a suggestion that
President Coolidge pardon
Gerald Chapman from serving
his federal sentence of i'm
prisonment for mail robbery,
so that the death penalty i'm
posed upon him by a Connecti-
cut state court for murder can
b. carried out.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
Uninsured Driver Who Ran Away
Sent To Jail By Bristol Judge
Hartford Mans Yacht
Wrecked in ChOppy Sea

Wilmington. N. c., Nov. IS Up
The yacht Mosquito, a 6O-foot craft
owned by D. b. Roberts of Hart
ford. Conn, sank in five feet of
water in Frying Pan Shoals Satur-
day night and was broken up by
choppy seas. The captain and his
one assistant we're taken off by a
crew from Cape Fear life guard
station.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
SUED FOR S25O,OOO
William Andrews Clark, 3rd, Named
in Breach of Promise suit by
broadway Dancing Girl.

New York, Nov. IS Rs-Today's
American says that William Andrews
Clark, Sd, grandson of the late Mon
lana senator, has been sued for
$250,00O by Marguerite McNulty. a
dancer, who AYERS he broke a prom
Use 10 marry her. The plaintiff is
known in broadway as Katya Min
aSsian, of Armenian descent.
The defendant is in London and
the complaint with court approval
was left with the management of the
hotel where Clark has an apartment.
Many detectives are reported 10
have been engaged by Clark TO in
vestigate the girls career.
An element OF mystery is added
to the case by a statement attribut-
ed by the newspaper TO Gavin Nc
Nab, Clark's attorney. in San Fran
cisco. McNab is quoted as saying
that Miss McSulty and Katya Min
ASSN are distinct individuals and
that the plaintiff is Miss MeNulty.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
Decision Expected OH
Defective Building

Before the close of this week. the
building department will be in Il
position to make an official finding
as 10 the cause of a buckle In the
wall of Baggish & Ackerman's
West Main street apartment house,
recently vacated by six tenants
when collapse of the wall appeared
likely.
Work of removing the bullying
side was commenced this morning.
Gozzo q La Rocco, builders and
original owners OF the building,
have agreed to take the wall down
and replace it. The job will be su-
pervised by the building depart
mcnt so as TO determine what
caused the brick work to leave the
frame construction.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
MITCHELL REPEATS CHARGES
THAT ARMY AND NAVY DEPTS.
HAVE NOT BEEN EFFICIENT
Tried, Convicted and
Sentenced to Death
All in Four Minutes

Manchester, England. Nov. 23
pl-One Of the shortest murder
trials ON record took place here
today, when Sam Johnson, 20,
was sentenced to death after a sit
ting of only four minutes for the
murder of Beatrice Martin, 2S, at
Stretford, near Manchester.
johnson pleaded guilty and de-
clined the aid of counsel.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
Bold Thieves Steal New
Car With Accessories

Portsmouth, n. H.. Nov. 90 Up
Police of this city are prepared to
award the prize for effrontery TO
thieves who entered the garage and
automobile salesroom OF W. A, Cur
rier during the night selected a new
coach model, loaded 1t with acces-
sories, and drove away. The loot
was valued at s2.5A0. The garage Is
In the business section Of the city.
The robbers took a Maine number
plate from a car stored In the place.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
BRAND AS PREMIER
Asked To Form New French Caoinet
and Will Make Known His fnai
Decision This Evening

Paris, Nov. 23 R}-For the ninth
time in his long political career
Aristide BRAND today received the
charge Of the president of the re
public to form a cabinet, and tonight
he stands on the verge of accepting
his eighth premiership. NJ. brlano
promised President Doumcrgue thal
he would consult his friends ana
bring him a definite reply IN the
course of the evening.
"Tbe Man of Locarno" was the
nrosi1ent's first choice last spring TO
head the government aftcr lhe Id"
of NJ. Herriot, but the SOCIALISTS re,
fused their support and comPe''eu
NJ. Doumergue to call NJ. Pa'hleNe'
the retiring premier.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
DODGE BROS. Inc.
ADD TO C0MPANY
Buys Out Graham Brothers,
Truck Manufacturers
CASH PAID FOR STOCK
Graham Brothers Have Factories In
Detroit, Evansville, Stockton and
Toronto-Plan Foreign Market
Invasion

New York Nov 90 Ipl-purchoeo
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largest Independent motor truck
manufacturers In th. world nv
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New Britain herald., 1925-11-23

Hartford. Nov. 23 tPl-Miss Caro-
line Ruutz -Rees of Greenwich, dem.
ocratic national committeewoman
from Connecticut, today said that
under the leadership of Woodrow
Wilson the democratic party showed
itself the exponent of the "ancient
democratic principles upon which it
was founded" but that "it does not
seem that to me now, either nation
ally or locally"
This declaration is part of a state
ment issued by Miss Ruutz-Rees
telling why she has resigned from
the democratic national committee,
where she was associate member
with Homer s. Cummings.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
FREIGHTER AGROUND

New York, Nov. % Rl-The New
York freight steamship Susherico
was aground today at Punta de Ma
ternillos, Cuba. SOS. calls picked up
here indicated that the steamship
was in communication with the
naval radio station at Port-au-
Prince, Haiti.
The Susherico, 1897 tons, after a
recent trip from New York. left
Havana for other Cuban ports.
Faint wireless calls were picked
up last night by various stations, but
the sender could not then be identi-
fed
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
u REpoRTEp LOST AT SEA

Rio Janeiro. Nov. % 0P,-Seven-
teen members of the crew of the
brazilian tug Mogy are reported to
have perished when that boat went
down after a boiler explosion while
she was on her way 10 Bahia. The
only survivors, the captain and one
sailor. were picked up by the Pan
American Petroleum steamer Cerro
Azul, en- route 10 this port.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-23
Widow of Soldier Who
Fired First Shot Dies

Bloomfield, N. Y, Nov. % Up
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Bu-
ford Phillips, So, honorary president
of the United Daughters of the Con.
federacy, was held today, Mrs
Phillips was the widow of James A
Phillips, reputed to be the soldier
who fired the first gun of the Civil
war at Fort Sumter.