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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

NEW YORK. May Ala vision
IN OF success in tho movies and
Snfatuntion Tor Lillian Gish. whom
he starred in several productions.
apparently brought nothing but
poverty for Chas. H. DUEL. 1r., who
used 10 be wealthy lawyer
"Thts young man IL pcnnilcss
Col. VIM. Hayward told tho court
when pucn was arraigned on
charges OF perjury growing out OF
hia frui,lcss suit 20 compel the Gish
Girl 10 abide by her contract with
him. Hayward explained that he
was there in Ducli's behalf ut tho
bchest OF the lattcr's friends in the
American Legion
Thus Dueli lost not only the girl
nc wanted to marry. and his biggest
business asset. which he had nurred
along so carefully. but also became
In grave danger OF going TO jail
In cass the perjury charges were
proven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Her Temper
Too Hot, He
Tells Judge

CHARGING that his wife. Eliza
" beth. attacked him last Tuesday
with an iron pipe, pltehfork and
shovel. Henry pesmet. tenant on
the city farm. Thursday filed suit
for divorce
He says his wife's temper takes
the form Of tearing up ms clothing
and ~spitefulIy destroying hts garden
SEED supply"
He wants a Judgment for possess
sion Of their household furnishings.
$40 mules and SIS horse.
The Dcsmcts were married In
Olympia in 1910. and tho husband
says he fears Mrs Desmet is going
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Church Girls Study
Seattle Thru Class

More than $50 girls az Plymouth
church have organized Know.
Your.City class under leadership OF
Mrs, Edwin London They arc
studying Seattle In order 10 be
able 10 talk about 1, inteltEcntly
to visitors. Most OF the girls are
in business or the professions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Love for Lillian Gish
Brought Riches to Her
and Poverty to DueH

flayward's speech 10 the court
wns tho first intimation that mean
white. Ducll also had lost his
money.
For three years Ducll made Miss
Gish and othcrs rich. Then they
fought him." said Hayward. who
formerly was federal district astor-
ncy here.
Tho resultant litigation wiped
out hts fortune. After phonom.
onai success MS producer within
the small space Of three years this
happens. II the hail is fixed in n
high amount. he may have TO 80 to
Jail"
DUEL made lillian wealthy TO the
extent OF s250oo0. Hayward said,
adding that the young man, who
was an officer on an American des.
troycr in French waters during tho
war, had mot yet had his day In
court"
The litigation caused by Miss
Gish, not only wiped out the for.
tune which his father left him.
Hayward asserted, but other
money which he made during his
three years in the motion picture
business"
The defense, Hayward said. would
be ready TO meet the perjury
charges within a reasonable time
Hail was fixed by Federal Judge
Hand at $1,000.
Since her break with Ducll, LII
liam hns been reported engaged C
George Jean Nathan. the dramatic
critic-a report which both have de
MED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
CONTEST IN B. C.

Seattle will send a large con
,lngen, OF athletes TO vie,oria's
track and field meet. July g. Vic.
ia Pohec Mutual Benefit assoeia.
(Nn is staging the affair. Other
competitors and teams will be there
from Vancouver Tacoma. Spokane.
Calgary. Winnipeg, Portland. Re-
gina. saskatoon and other Western
Canadian and American cities.
The contests VIII be staged dur.
Ing a convention OF law enforce
mcnt ofricers Of the Pacific slope.
Contests start in the afternoon
and run for several hours. There
will b. the usual races. together
with revolver shooting tests. shot
puts. novelty races and "A tug.o-war.
John Fry. chief constable. is In
general ciarge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
IDA LAyINE, SEATTLE
DANCING GIRL, for whom
the great Fokine has pre-
dicted great artistic triumph.
Photo by Wayne AIbee
ny G. LUCILLE BUTLER

THAT Seattle appreciates native
i talent Is quite apparent Take
tho case OF little Ida Levine. Ida
grew No In Seattle with her parents
just ordinary folks IN ordinary
circumstances. Ida might gct work
In store or something,
Hut Ida could dance Mary Ann
Wells. of the school ot the Dance.
heard Of her. trained her and took
her 20 New York lac, winter 10 dance
bcforc the great FokinA
what follows h out OF lifo's great
fairy book.
Fokine, charmed with the little
dancing girls promise OF greater
things. took her into his New York
ballet. After the scaron Ida came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Student Body Heads
on Coast Will Meet

Student body president OF Pacif'
ic Coast colleges viii meet at stan.
ford University. May IS TO 80. oper'
alton of school honor systems and
student self.govornment win be
talked over. Chalmer Walters,
president A. $. U. w, may attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Used Auto Dealer
Tried for Forgery

"Rosio" Lowenthal used car deal.
or, went on trial for forgery before
superior Judge Smith Thursday
Deputy Prosecutor Hammer accuses
him OF obtaining $40 by n frnudu.
lent automobile bIllofsalc John
Cnrmody Is defense counsel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

home. taking her accustomed place
in the little family circle
And now comes the truly big
thing.
one more season under the Fuid-
ance and tutelagc OF Foiine. and
Ida win have taken her definite
place among American hallerinas.
hut. 1t costs 10 live In the great
city aud Ida could not afford that
second season. SO Seattle club
women. headed by Mrs John II.
uolmcs. Rn chairman Of a vocational
scholarship committee. have decided
10 raise 1000 90 send the girl
whom fokine describes az having
"the basis OF very rare talent
to New York 10 complete her train
Ing.
Therefore. az the Temple dc
Hirsch. ON June Is. NJ s;iS p, m.
benefit win be- staged by Mary
Ann Wciln II Seattle responds as
well an II usually does. where true
native merit Is concerned. Ida
I.aylno win indeed have her great
chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Sutherland Accepts
Reserve Corps Post

Mitchell scoby Sutherland, second
lieutenant OF the infantry reserve,
3af Bellevue ave. n, has accepted
an appointment in The United States
reserve corps. the war department
announced Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

Discovering her husband with his
throat cut. Airs Matthew Miller.
1910 Cioyeriale At. prevented his
selr.souzht death by summoninE
medical aid. Wednesday night.
Miller. according q physicians, had
attempted suicide, lie was taken 70
the Providence hospital. Miller is a
musician
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

to have him ousted from the farm
thru complaints 20 city officials un-
less aha Is restrained.
Patterson and Ross arc attorneys
for pennnt.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-04

Municipal Clerk, Town of Seward Territory of Alaska H. IS and 25 1925 umes
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-04
TRACTOR AND TRUCKS SENT TO MOOSE PASS
 FOR B. P. ROAD WORK

Included in the shipment of sup plies and equipment to Moose Pass on yesterdays freight where the Blu reau of Public Roads will resume road construction, were the follow ing; five ton Holt caterpillar trac- tor, three one ton Ford trucks, with dump bodies; one five ton trailer and the wagon known as Asthma"
 J. B. Reher, highway engineer in charge of the Bureaus activities in this district, states the work will be gin at Section 2, or from Mile TO- and ending at Mile 20, at Mills creek, famous placer camp oi the early days. This road was cut thru last year and this seasons work will consist of surfacing the ten mile stretch and maintenance work from Mile to Mile 10.
 c. H. Kyle is foreman in charge of the camp. Other members of the seasons force included Jack Hub smith, Frank Towle, who has been at the lake recently; MT. and Mrs Charles Beegle, cook and helper; and Frank Wright who was already at the camp location. The work will continue turnout the summer.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-04

inspection of waterways in the Prince William Sound area. During his stay in the city he is making his home at the Van Glider hotel.
 Mr. Iversen's permanent headQuar- ters are at Juneau He left there a number of weeks ago on the steam CT Redwood for Una, where inspec- ton was carried on. From Unga he went to Seldovia on the steamer Starr and from that port to Anchor age on the gas boat Juneau
 This is his first trip to this part of the Territory and he expresses himself as being much impressed.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-04
McDougal and Hatcher
 Leave for Property In
 the Nuka Bay District

T. s. McDougal, superintendent of the Fern Gold Mine at Wasilla, was a Seward arrival yesterday. In com pany with his partner, Bob. Hatcher, both left today for Nuka Bay where Mr. McDougal will remain, looking the field over, for at least 20 days. Supplies to last the partners for this period were taken with them. MT. McDougal has a 30-day leave of ab sence from his mine duties and thought this would be a fine time to look over their ground which they filed on two years ago.
 Both are experienced mining men of many years practical experience and their entry into the Nuka Bay field is looked upon with considerable favor. According to their present plans man may be employed on their ground all summer doing devel- opment work while Hatcher takes the prospecting field for the season. The partners have good looking prop erty, it is stated, but are not so en- unused over it that they have lost sight of the fact that much hard work is yet to be done and consid- erable expenditures have to be made before it can be determined whether they will be successful or not. They were guests at the Hotel Overland while in Seward
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-04
Will Survey Cannery
 At Site Bristol Bay

MT. Hubbell, of the firm of Hubbell & Waller, who recently passed thru Seward on his way to Bristol Bay, is going down the Inlet in small boat now at Anchorage. He is planning to go to Iliamna making the portage across to the lake, thence to Bristol Bay where he will be occupied for some time, making survey of can nery sites.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-04
RIVER AND HARBOR
 INSPECTOR, VISITOR

o. E. Iyersen, inspector of rivers and harbors of Alaska, of which de- partment Col James Gordon Steese is the head, was a Seward arrival yesterday from Anchorage, at which town he arrived few days ago on a small boat from Seldovia. MT. Iversen expects to remain in Sew ard for some time while making an
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-04

WASHINGTON: An award of 8 patent on balloon tires to Allen Pit man of Detroit is expected to cause a controversy over the authorship of this new idea and suits for infringe ment are especially expected.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-04

Olive Pelage, 13, has been declar- ed the healthiest girl in Chicago by a jury of ten women physicials and dentists.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-04

SPECIAL-Garden Hoes at soc. Graff's. if.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-04
OPENING NIGHT AT DREAMLAND GREATLY
 ENJOYED BY CROWD

A large crowd enjoyed the free dance at the Dreamland hall last eve ming, which signaled the opening of the building under new management ThTe floor was all that could be desired and young and old enthusiasts of the dance, were loud in their ap- proyal of the affair. The music was excellent keeping merry feet twink ling for hours.
 Brunswick Monographs and Re- cords. The Alaska Shop. If
 Remington Portable Typewriters at Alaska Shop. If
 Eastman Kodaks anu supplies at the Alaska Shop. If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
ny C. LUCILLE BUTLER

MOULD you like 10 learn abou,
W tho care OF tho hair. millinery,
tipping. eooking1 OR perhaps you
lean toward tho ar, OF public speak.
ing. drcssmailng or business eff.
cienney7
ANY TWO of these courses % study
put on 6y the Young women'a Chris.
tIAn association may be yours for one
dollar and two hours Of your time
avery Monday night Tor the next
eight weeks The dollar Govern the
entire course.
II ia called the Opportunity
School. and Ia planned 10 give a
practical Insight into these yariouA
lines OF lectures and demonstrations
under tho direction OF experts in each
department Prior TO the Monday
night classes. which wiil run from
i:50 to 9.3o. VIII be 25.ccnt dinner
in the private dining room OF the
"Y'' cafeteria from ESQ 10 Ts50. at
which lectures will be given touching
on various phases Of civil and do.
nestle problems.
Mrs d. $. wingate. president Of
the "Y'' board OF trustees. Is in
charge Of The committee planning the
programs for the Opportunity
School" with Misc Florence NJ Han.
son. general secretary, assisting. The
first dinner and study course will be
Monday. April 8. Tho dinner lecture
subject. Health" by Or. johnson.
Other subjects 10 follow viii be,
Laws in the State of Washington as
They Govern Women aud Children.
and Laws Regarding Property
Rights" by Judge Rhea Whitehead;
Girls Who Arc City Problems. and
Why. Dance Halls" by Mrs. Eliza.
beth Harris. "Wemens Responsible.
lily in city Government" by Mrs.
Landes. and at later dates. lectures
ON busineEa etluust and dress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
Coast Cooks Want
Hesketh for Chief

Pacific coast local unions are be-
hind Robert d. Hesketh. Seattle city
councilman for the past 10 years,
for 1927 international president Of
the Cooks and Assistants Interna-
tional association.
The organization will hold It's 1925
convention next August in Montreal.
Hesketh is working TO bring the 1927
conclaye 10 Seattle. He is a veteran
Of the hooded-stove and active in
trades union work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
TALKING MOVIE.
DEVICE SOLD
Inventor Signs Contract
Valued at Hall Million

GLENDALE. Chi. April 6.---An In.
vention which Is said TO perfect
talking motion pictures has been
sold by William G. Cutler. inventor.
FOR a contract valued Mt 100000.
Cutler announced tho deal sun
day saying. that he had closed with
purchasers representing New York
and German capital.
According to Cutler, his machine
Ia an attachment which, fitted 10 "A
movie camera. records talk OF the
actors az well as their movements.
II have accomplished the end OF
experimentation" tho inventor said
His contract provides for u cash
payment and royalties for II years
amounting to about 100000. accord.
ing TO tho announcement,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
SHIP TERMINAL
TO Be OPENED
New Admiral Line Offices
Inauguration Tuesday

with It's new terminal completed.
the general offices OF the Pacific
Steamship Co. viii open Tuesday in
tho five.story office structure al
Marginal way and Atlantic ST.
The new terminals wero con-
strueted nj a COS, OF 100000. They
include the office structure. ware
houses and piers capable Of berth
Ing the huge tranHpaelfIe ships Of
tho Admiral Oriental line and big
coaAtwise vessels sailing under the
Pacific Steamship Co. FLAG,
Hugh Gallagher. assistant general
manager OF tho Pacific Steamship
Co. Of San Francisco. Is in Seattle
and viii tRke part in the opening
Observance
II. Il. Alexander. president OF the
company. has received congratnla.
tions from steamship companien
thruout tho world on the compile.
ton OF tho giant ffer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
ANNAPOLIS MEN
VISIT CITY
Mldshipmen Arrive on Sum-
mer Cruise July %

The dreadnnughts Arkansas. Now
York and Utah, bearing the Annop-
oils midshipmen on the annual sum.
mer cruise. win arrive IN Seattle
July 20. and VIII leave the Goth. &c
cordlng 10 wire 10 The Seattle Star
from the Annapolis academy Mon.
day.
Plans for their reception and en-.
tertalnment during the weeks visit
TO this Sound port are being made
by navy men and the Chamber Of
Commerce.
The itinerary schedules the three
battleships 10 leave the east coast
June 6. the Panama canal June II,
arriving In San Pedro about the first
Of July. They will leave San Fran
cisco about July II. and will visit
Astoria about the goth, then coming
10 Seattle for the celebration here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
Thugs Get Laundry;
Miss Roll of $500

9 n Sewers. :ios First ave. NJ
!. ,srryins a small handbag sim
a currency bag, when two
-, bandits stopped him In front
IN, name sunday. They demand
!, 4. lar. Sewers resisted. so they
~ 4 away fore!bly and disap.
,.ar,d -. -,
!. In his pockets he had 500,
,seA they overlooked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
LeapenWOrth Prison So
Opercrowded, Parole
Board May Release 700

EAVENWoRTH, Kas, April o. Omitted News)-A
IL special parole board meeting here Monday will con-
slider applications for pardons of 700 prisoners The
hearings We're to have been held in May but were adj
vaneed IN order that room may be provided in the
crowded prison.
The prison. originally planned for 1,400 inmates
is bulging with 1856 violators
Cots are placed in corridors, and in offices The segre
CATION ward is to be taken house new arrivals
Meals are taken in two shifts the dining room being
90 small TO accommodate the large number
The population of the prison has been growing since
the close of the war. In 1918 il was 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
HINDENDURG OUT.
German War Hero Won't
Enter Presidential Race

BERLIN, April G.--Former Field
NarShal Won Hindenburg prefers 20
rest on his lEurelB an world war
hero OF Germany instead Of enter
ing the uncertain turbulence OF pol
tiles as n candidate for the presl-
dency Of the republic.
The general. hailed as native
savior for hating the Russian in
yaalon az TannenburE In the early
days Of the war. IL dlslnellned 30 ac-
cept the nomination which parties
Of the right wing would offer him.
This Information was conveyed 20
leaders OF tho no.callsd "emplre
bloc today. altho II did not come
in tho form OF a definite refusal
from Hindenburg.
Renewed nomination Of Jarres.
who led the first poll, Is anticipated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
VET KILLS Girl WILL AID SHIP
Cutter to Meet Disabled
Craft Off Oregon Coast

MARsHFiELD. ore. April g. -
The coast guard cutter Cahokla left
Eureka yesterday 20 meet the steam
schooner Daisy Putnam. which is be.
Ing towed TO san Francisco after los.
ing her rudder IN Coos bay channel
yesterday morning.
The cahokla will stand by to aid
in case OF need.
The Daisy Putnam sprung a slight
leak when II brushed against the
south spi; OF the jetty. but can make
the trip 20 San Francisco success.
fully. marine officials believe. The
vessel Is loaded with lumber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
HARTLEY FILLS
Nj MORE POSTS
o,N One Cabinet Officer
NJ Named by Hart, Remains

,,.I barnes, Yakima real estate
y, ~, :, been named director OF CON
- ,Ioa and agriculture by Gov
r'.y ~ hartley and viii take office
Nn. :. h was announced Monday
~ .s y Frank II, Gloyd Of the
N ,,are department. and Dan A.
49, Z. !, me conservation and devel-
' 80 department
-. 60. YIN survey his two depart
-. se,ore taking office, he said
= - ,onsolidation is an economy
y -. GOV. Hartley said.
larsen Of Spokane has been
"a secretary Of the Washington
49, r.Ir. which is held each year
o.y one former Hart officer now
Vas. ~ IN the governors cabinet.
1. 's |. pr. Paul Turner, director Of
I, a,rartn,ent OF health,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
WEEKS BETTER
War Secretary Shows Much
Improvement

WASHINGTON. April e.-socre-
tary OF War Weeks. who suffered
a slight stroke OF paralysis last
Wednesday Was much better today
The war department Issued the fol-
lowing statement:
Secretary Weeks spent n restful
night and is feeling very cheerful
and much improved"
The fact that the secretary's son,
Sinclair. has returned 10 Boston. is
understood 10 indicate that Weeks is
out or danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
Tells Police OF Sweetheart'S
Death After Shooting

GREENWICH. Conn. April g.
After nervously pacing before the
police station. James A, Mahoncy,
British war veteran. and now a New
York craftsman. entered and flung
down rcvolvor and three loaded
cartridges on Captain Flanagan's
desk.
There's tho whole story" no an.
nounced abruptly. 1--WE done H. i've
just shot my sweetheart down the
road"
Mahoney was handeuffcd and Off.
GERS attempted 10 get additional de-
tails. Altho appearing in full posses.
sion OF his faculties, he would only
say;
II brought her up to Greenwich
TO shoot her, That's enough. No ono
Will ever know why"
Led by Mahoney, tho police came
upon the body OF Beatrice Donnelly.
&c. attractive secretary 10 an Ameri.
can Express company executive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
Twins Rejoin; Take
Ride in Stolen Car

v,,,I.g IN Seattle Tor the first
- IA two years. Harry and WI.
- warren. twins OF Pawhuska.
81 got IN an automobile and re-
r.s5 aequaIntances while en- route
4 rs.haEls. Arrested there. they are
4 10 have confessed TO stealing
!, ar ircm P. II. ongstad. so25
"a ave-. n. E. ougstad and deputy
.x-,t viii 90 10 Chehalis for the
., and The twins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06

and nc abandoned IL, In the car was
found a bag OF laundry. Police traced
the laundry. via tho laundry mark.
10 Robert Sexton. OF Chicago, Sex.
Ton couldn't DO found. but police are
questioning his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06

Dwellings which are supposed TO
date back TO 700 ~ c. have been
discovered by workmsn digging
along tho ahores OF the Lake OF
Zurich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06

CHicAGo.---A bandit held up
iewelry store in KRnkakee. III. took
$1,000 worth OF gems. stole motor
car and fled. The car broke down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06

Ialy has decided 10 operate all
i, telephone systems OF the coun.
tTss government monopoly.