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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
Swallow This One, Folks

THIS state might well learn, first last that it's got
stand and take its medicine like little The motto
down in Olympia is: mo bahyng!"
When the state proposed protect children by ratyng the
child labor amendment the edc went OUT mo babyng for the
children. Let em fight it out It'll do EN- good"
SO the children weren't babied.
snappy order issued FORTH mo babyng for the farmer If
they can't make good let 'em novel"
So the farmers weren't babied.
able fires the dctum vociferouy yoded the
length and breadth of the land mo babyng for the forests
Let EN- stand up and take fire two they can't stand that
they don't deserve to grow
So the forests weren't babied
the fat plum of the administration the wasn't babed
either The governor merely said in his best topsergeant
ner Here's Jay Thomas Now, monkeyshines Stand up
and take Jay like man..
The said well but for the love Pete governor Jay
Thomas of the most notorious lobbyists in Washington
He's been the side of every corporation that would hire him
His has been all over the state with
backstas legislation On the pretext that he is newspaper
man gets the floor of house and senate at Olympia and
does his lobbying with of abandon and derng that
makes other lobbyists outside the DOORS gnaw their nails with
envy He's made living for by spreading propaganda
for public corporations anybody that would hire him
to spread propaganda
Hoy-toty says the governor you've been babed in the
past Now you're going to have taste of business admins
traon Open your mouth and hold and gup down
like good patient"
If anybody had any doubt what the idea
of business administration Jay Thomas appointment
as public printer, should make things clear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
MAYOR SCORNS
AUTO SAFETY
COUNCIL
Declares Educating Public
Is All BOSh and ToSh
WANTS MORE POLICEMEN
Brown Laughs at Plan Orig
mated by Mrs. landeS

TAKING issue with the plans OF
l. Mrs. Bertha LAndcs for a citi.
zens' safety council, proposed while
she was acting mayor last week.
Mayor Brown Thursday declared
that educating the public against
auto accidents Ia bosh. tosh and
sluah and the only way 20 enforce the
law and prevent death and injury Is
20 got more policemen"
Monday he VIII ak The council
for g additional motorcycle traffic
men and commanding officer.
Mrs. Iandss' thrce-day term OF
office, las, week, while the mayor
vas visiting Los Angeles. was
thought 10 have passed by more
peaceably than her spolice.chiet.tir
Ing efforts. last summer. but the
mayors answer Thursday broke
open old wounds
Its all right 10 talk about every
body being good and oscidlnE not 70
run down anybody or not 10 be run
down" the mayor explained. 'fbui
that talk has been going on for
lonx time. ana conditions are set
Ting worse.
what we need u % more motor
cycle men and an officer 20 patrol
regular beats and then hii offenders
with the maximum city ordinance
penalty Of 5000 fine and 30 days in
IAN"
Tho city now has "a motorcycles
and a varying number OF men.
Eight motorcycle men arc attached
20 the traffic department. SIX AZ pc.
lice prccInc, stations and the rest
aro held at headquarters FOR emcr.
gency calls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
M'v|CKER FIGHTS
Attorney Opposes Efforts Of
Examiners TO 0isbar Him

Attorney Fart A. Mevieksr. Pio
nesr building. fighting against e.
forts OF the state board OF bar eK.
amlncrs to bring him before them
in dlsharment proceedings. obtained
show cause order Thursday from
Federal Judge Cushman at Tacoma.
The order directed Howard Find.
Icy. chairman Of the board, to ap.
pear late Thursday and show cause
as to why Mcvicksr should appear
in answer TO a bench warrant issued
for him by Findiey Tuesday. follow.
Ing his failure to answer sub.
pocna.
Dcpaty shentfs searched IN vain
for two days for acvicker
Meantime. following failure Of SIC.
Wicker 20 appear. the hearing wua
completed Wednesday night wlthou,
him. Board members viii make their
recommendation later.
McVickcr - charged with having
mlsappropria,ed clients money. lie
denies the charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
FEAR DRIVER is
FATALLY HURT
IN SMASHUP
Collision Occurs as Car
Breasts Edge OF Hill
MACHINE DEMOLISHED
Automobile Is Ground Under
Wheels OF Street Car

n \ spectacular crash between an
AK street car and automobile at
First ave. and blanchard -. Thurs
day morning. George Howe. 1893
18th ave. was possibly fatally in.
iurcd and his automobile was dsmol.
shed.
Howe was driving Up the steep
hin on blanchard st. from Western
ave. lie failed TO see the street ear
as he swung in front OF 4. The
automobile was ground under the
wheels o. the street car. Howe Vas
taken TO the city hospital with in.
,ernal injuries One Of his ribs was
broken. \ lung was punetured.
In a peculiar accident at 18th ave.
and East spring st. Wednesday nigh,
a small giri whose las, name is said
TO ba Mcmillan. was injured.
q. I. Aierocrry, sis7 Graham IT..
was driyins north OF 18th ave. when
another car driven by A. c. sovn.
den. hit him on the left side. pushing
his car onto the child, Atierberry
was thrown forward and his foot hit
the accelerHtor. the car shot ahead
over the sidewalk and rammed at
building. The little Girl was not ser.
iously hurt.
Esther Kean. %, s24 Broadway.
was Knocked down at Ninth ave.
and Pine II. "Wednesday night. by
tho automobile OF A. G. Tlndolph.
sso4 18th ave. y. r. She was bruised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
GRAND JURORS Will HEAR
CASE OF TRUANT SENATORS
Republicans Try to Force Democrats
to Return to Indiana Senate !.

DAYTON. O.. Feb. :s.-Deter.
lmlned TO stay as long as neces
sary." IL democratic Indiana state
senators. in voluntary exile from In
dianapolis. rested comfortably in
their rooms al the Gibbons hotel TO.
day. They dcfied Jerome Brown. 60
year-old Indiana senate doorkeeper
TO force their return 10 the Indiana
capitol.
Brown was armed with warrants
for the arrest of the fleeing senator's.
but found himself powerless to serve
them outside the state In which
they were issued.
DAYTON. Ohio, Feb. es.-Cheered
by n message from Gov. Vic Dona-
hey OF Ohio, urging them to visit the
Ohio capital, the boiling democratic
state senators from Indiana were to
hold n conference az noon today TO
determine their plans.
Donahcy's message read: with my
2wo democratic senator's, welcome
you with open arms II you como to
Columbus"
II was understood that the Hoosier
solons who fled from indianapolis
yesterday as protest against n re.
publican gerrymander measure may
20 TO Columbus this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

ISDIANAPoLIs. Feb. IS. - The
case Of is democratic state senators
on strike in Dayton. Ohio. in protest
against gerrymanderlng bill in the
senate was placed before the Marion
county grind jury today.
William Romy. county prosecutor
was summoned and Senator Harlan,
a republican leader. presented the
case TO the grand jury under a state
law making II mlsdemeanor 10 oh.
struct legislation wiifully.
Republicans hope thru grand jury
action 10 obtain extradition papers
for the fugitive senators.
Tho majority members OF the state
senate were In constant caucus on
the situation during tho morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
KEARNS winner
100000 Suit Brought by
Woman Is Dismissed

LOS ANGELES. Feb. IS ha
100000 damage suit brought against
Jack Kearns by Mrs. Mary C. Ten.
ney. in which she accused the fight
manager of assault, was dismissed
by jury in superior court today.
The jury returned a verdict Of NOT
guilty after 30 minutes elaboration
and completely eSonerated Kearns OF
the accusations.
Mrs. Tenney. a former screen ac~
tress. claimed Kearns drugged and
attacked hor in a Hollywood apart.
ment nearly a year ago.
She demanded 100000 personal
damages in civil proceedings instig-
mated after tho district attorneys
office refused 20 prosecute Kearns
on the strength of her story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
WOOD IN SPAIN
Young PIunger Disappeared
From Paris, Leaving Debts

BARCELONA, Spain. Feb. 2s.-.
Osborne Wood. youthful American
plunger. who disappeared from Paris.
leaving several debts, was found in
the Hotel Ritz here today by Unit.
ed Press correspondent
Wood arrived at s;30 a. m. yes
terday. the hotel said. and talked
with nm officer OF the United States
ship Scorpion now in Barcelona har.
Dor. He had planned to leave for
Valencia this morning. but at a late
hour had not left his hotel and pre-.
sumahly had postponed his de-
parture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
Auto Wrecked
by Street Car!
ONE MAN CARS TO
BE OPERATED BY
RAINIER COMPANY

CONVERSION OF equipment 20
" one,man cars will bo com.
plctod by tho Seattle & Rainier
Valley lines about January 1.
1895. Walter Brown, general
manager Of tho system. said
Thursday. The company started
20 switch over two or three
years ago, IL has been actively
converting cans FOR about six
months. Eventually, Mr., Brown
said. ali the cars viii hc OF tho
one.man variety including tho
present big trolicys operating
over the long runs,
Greater economy. with no lack
OF safety. is claimed for tho sys-
tenn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
GIVEN so DAYS
Drunk Driver Gets Maxi
mum Penalty From Dalton

In limo with recently announced
campaign OF more severe penalties
for traffic law violators. Justice G.
c. Dalton "Wednesday afternoon NJ.
fixed the maximum penalty for
driving while drunk on Martin
Christensen. longshoreman. OF
1204is sixth ave.
/, was the second time within two
weeks that Dalton has handed out
the MAXIMUM sentence TO a man
convicted OF this charge. Christen.
sen got go days in Jail, a $50 fine,
and was deprived of his drivers IL.
cense for year. lilo gave notice
OF appeal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
EBERT SINKING
German President Not Ex-
pected to Live Thru Night

BERLIN. Feb. SIT p. m, Tho
condition % President Ebert Is 90
serious that ha nlgy not live thru
the night. the United Press learned
from reliable source this after.
noon.
The presidents wife and relatives
have been called 10 his bedside.
A conference Of physicians win bo
held this evening 10 determine who
Their there n chance OF life for Pres
ident Ebert. A, ! p. m. his condition
was held by the attending physicians
to be very grave and there was an
atmosphere OF great tension about
the hospital.
whether or not tho president
lives, depends on the ability.of doc
tors 10 restore normal activity OF
his intestines," hospital attendant
said. AT his hour his condition
continues very serious"
The official bulletin. Issued Mt
1910 n. m. admitted that the
presidents condition Is serious and
that pcritonitis had set in, following
the appendicitis operation. symp.
toms Of pcritonitis first became ap.
parent Tuesday. The condition Is
general in the abdominal cavity. the
bulletin said.
"Thc president passed n restless
night His condition yesterday
evening had been considered salts.
factory. but today Il is serious"
ROME. Feb. 2s--Premlcr Musso-
lini. who has been III several days.
from influence. continues 20 improve
satisfactorily. Professor Marchiafava.
premlers physician. said after visit.
ing his patient this afternoon.
ROME, Feb. 26.-CardInal Gaspar-
ri. secretary of state Of the Holy See.
who was stricken with Influenza, was
considerably improved todny and able
TO receive n number OF callers.
LONDON, Feb. 26s--David Lloyd.
George. virtually recovered from an
attack OF influenza. Is spending n
few days in his home convalescIng.
ALDERSHOT. England. Feb. 2s.-
Prince Henry. third son of King
George, slept soundly and spent
comfortable night in tho military
hospital where no la confined with
Influenza.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
Want Payment of
Lost Mans Bills

Tho mysterious disappearance OF
Capt. Harry Dc Gueldre, shipping
man and cannery superintendent,
last December 81, was revived In SUI
perior court Thursday when the Arc.
tic club filed suit for s1s1.2o. for club
bills for meals and room, alleged un-
paid when De Gueldre disappeared.
The club also asks custody of his per-
sonal belongings left In its care.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

Howdy. folks DO you like
nysiery fictiont Wait until
,eu get your income tax blank.
nnyion engineers announce that
~ have discovered a new fuel for
<,onohles.
1 = did the gasoline manufacturers
L,hsy discovered kerosene,
4 waH % pwisr
Is Ban McGcc
ne rats q silent
Celery.
seattle Man Disappears With
Ss,a--Ncws item.
Ne must have fallen into one OF
It-ss holes on Rainier ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
Founder of Tacoma
University Is Dead

TACOMA, Feb. 2s.-Death Wed.
nesday took the Rev. David Gous-
such lie Sourd. SO. one of the found.
ers OF the College OF Puget Sound.
formerly known as tho Puget
Sound university, OF Tacoma. He
died at his home. 34o1 N, Eighth
81, here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
England's Sick All
Show Improvement

LONDON. Feb. 26.--King George
is recovering so satisfactorily from
his bronchial attack II Is understood
he will leave on the royal yacht from
Portsmouth for his convalescence
cruise In the mediterranean about
March ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

Ierbert l.. Bunion. whose stop
VI for pedestrians has done much
sslve the traffic problem in Sc
'Saad By Your NciEhborhood
bar. reads ono or those signs in
) street ears.
Ne always do-especially when he
ss.shing our sugar.
~ net zach other ria The maiIs,
lad hkcd caeA Others peffer.
y n found OUT IA several ircsks
~ wasnt Grs;-c'ass maffer.
acan Doyle says he saw heaven
ban was just ike the earth.
lat wasn't heaven you saw
-a
1E DIARY
AEtNr cary ~
| I, Aefimes. and to the effice. and 70
|sEzy The newspapers. and did ace TINS
l-sual IN the advertising columns.
Erre home. Jehs. I've sold the poosile.
u al consider " the greatest human
krMs item ever ! read, and fnh OF
kts>. too. Anon 10 home. ard TO pias
y On the Read 10 Nandsisy 90 the
s.sus boz. bot Lord! there he thou-
y tunes 10 the song. and this ~ the
~. And 80 to playing my itsrmonies.
IHpsme Brew did beg me 70 step. lest
ir>ak dawn and cry, 70 beautiful u
And - :, bed.
Fsraaps President Coolidge - Just
krtirins on his mechanical horse
nat be will be able to grab the
ks ring the next time he rides on
zzry -go-round
N Gee Gee says the trouble
q home brew is that II takes 10
d to pick the raisius out OF your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
ONLY A WIFE

"a Piaiuttvs Diifyl
ssiy lay In tho ssh-ean.
- wife she was In iaii;
rhine " was terrible
turned reporters pale.
u asked her why she done ~.
~ her husband she did sls3s
= % the tears flowed freely,
n sad-eyed dame did say.
>. was a Press club wlddsr.
p never eame home IT siii
rksn be did show up at dawn
= gaze mc the same old stall:
ns:
y d>zr. 7 had 10 see a man,
cute Important date.
=asB the dinner hoor approached
~ saw that n was late.
<'s'sd 10 the telephone
ts'a ! was quite dikry,
sseidat get you. pet. nj all.
NJ Inc was plNays busy.
ne line IL always busy,
NJ he can't get you 81 all;
uss . half = dozen times
" gives you the same old stall.
dinner grows cold on the table,
xsests 20 home st last:
nsnfsi clock ticks loudly.
rsary hours drag past.
ava he siaxzsrs In the door
SIhsa. blsar-eyed and green
ssnrsr. do you wonder
sshed In the Ioafer's beam"
tsis.
DEAF, had TO see a man. etc."
-Beresyed.
n yassar daisy chain may he
.'hsd, Il Is announced.
ms should happen. and II no
z eornerstones arc laid by Prcsi-
coolidge, what viii the news
% for subjects?
= Gee Gees sweetle Is ambidex.
> He has cigaret stains on the
sn Of both hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

ORDER IS
RECEIVED
Drawbridges Will
Remain Closed in
Rush Hours, Says
War Department

TRAFFIC congestion on and nes,
Il Seattle bridges was relieved
Thursday by a war department
order.
Opening OF the spans TO water.
borne traffic IL 20 be ourtaiied during
rush hours
Col. W. J. Barden. district engi-
neer for the war department, said
that the new rulings were "a com.
promise between complete closing OF
the bridges 10 water traffic and un.
limited right Of way thru them TO
vessels"
Seattle and the department hay.
been arguing for some time about
the matter Congestion frequently
occurred at rush hours. hundreds or
ears and thousands OF citizens being
held up at various spans while
small tug putfed slowly thru an
open Grnw. Dissatisfaction cul.
minated some weeks ago IN pubns
hearinr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
NEW ORDERS
Afford RELIEF

The new orders. in brief. are:
Ballard. Fremont. University and
the new Montlake bridge VIII not be
opened on week days. from 6a5 10
ssj a. m. or 40 to $40 p. m. for
any vessel under l75 gross tons. This
win eliminate most tugboats.
New and old Spokane 81. spans.
over which West Seattle traffic goes.
VIII be closed during the same hours
10 vessels OF less than 50 tons, or
tugs towing io0-ton barges, or 30
ton pile drivers. or RATS OF four or
more sections.
Formerly the Ballard. Fremont
and University bridges had 10 be
opened for vessels OF more than SO
tons.
A great deal OF shipping that form
eriy claimed right-of.way will be un-
able 10 obstruct street traffic under
the new order. Col. Barden said. He
added that importance OF waterborns
traffic was such that the compromise
effected was the best that could be
secured from the department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

wise woman who never
- Al her husband before break.
.ssfe DID people eat peanuts be-
Ne moUies startedf
"A. j. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
"A Stranger Within Our Gates"

She Isn't but She Represents That as She Stands i
Handsome Doorway to Chamber of Commerce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

|,''ai set last
and ! didn't
nave an aer-
I Dust attached
4 vt 10 the bed
iurs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
EVERYDAY

= 1rLhtDa1
's' AIR, 1 got Calgary on my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

ALDERsHoT. England. Feb. 2e--
Prince Henry. third son of King
George, slept soundly and spent a
comfortable night in tho military
hospital where no la confined with
influenza,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04
JAZZ CONCERTO STARTLES
CARNEGIE HALL CLIENTELE

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-R-Jazz-
twisted and compressed to fit the in
struments of symphonic orchestra,
and shaped into movements and themes
but jazz evertheless-echoed through
Carnegie Hall Thursday when the New
York Symphony Orchestra presented
for the first time the concerto in L,
by George Gerschwein. Brooklyn COM
poser of musical comedy scores.
Under the baton of Walter Dam
rosch, dean of American conductors, the
orchestra was put through its unaccus-
toned PAGES. while the concerto, NOV
ing now with the aid of the rasping
of wire brush over a snare drum.
now with the muted whine of trum-
pet covered with felt hat. and now
with the unorthodOx click Of a
Charleston stick" swept through TO a
conclusion reminiscent of supper
club finale. Gerschwein himself played
the piano parts.
A capacity crowd. mostly members
of the regular Thursday afternoon eli
entelle accustomed to Tschaikowsky
and Beethoven, started in their seats
when, after a short neutral piano IN
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04
STUDENTS TO SPREAD
CHRISTMAS CHEER

Christmas cheer will be brought to
man in San Antonio by the Students
Council OF Main Avenue high school.
Under the direction and auspices Of
the council each room at Main Avenue
high will take some INDECENT or un-
fortunate family under its especial
care and see TO it that Christmas
cheer and membranes brighten the
home.
Acting upon the suggestion. pupils
OF Miss Kittie Carlisle are knitting an
immense floor rug, the rag kind, large
enough to cover an ordinary sized
room and will present it to some fam
lily in the city. Other classes will
provide various necessities for fami-
lies in their charge. Jean Canady is
general chairman of the Student
Council Christmas committee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04
SHOW PLANS
. OUTLINED BY MALLEY


. Ways and means of promoting the
commercial side of the poultry indus
try in San Antonio were submitted by
y. V. Taylor, of the special commit
tee appointed by the Lone Star AS
ISOLATION, at the regular monthly
Z meeting OF the association in the as
sembly room of the Chamber of Com
merce. The report was adopted
unanimously.
Following the adoption of the pro.
gram for the poultry industry, Fred
w. Malley. Bexar county farm agent,
reported that the Chamber of Com
smerce was cooperating with the
Rhode Island Red Club in making
the sixth district annual meeting, in
seonnection with the Poultry Show.
one of the largest exhibits of this
breed which had ever come to the
San Antonio district. Mr.. Malley also
outlined program which the Cham.
Der of Commerce is putting over in
. Mexico City. with reference to the
Poultry Show.
w. ID. Moore, secretary Of the Nixon
Chamber of Commerce, discussed thu
Poultry Show that is to be held at
Nixon. December IL and Is.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04

PRODUCTION, the concerto got under way
with roar of the bass drum and
cymbals and blare of brass.
The presentation of a work based
ON popular rhythms and by a COM
poser who has had no academic in
struction in counter-point musical form
and orchestration, marked the first
formal admission of the distinctly
American product Of jazz into SYM
phonic circles. At the last rehearsal
Walter Damrosch, despairing of excit-
ing the proper enthusiasm in his mu-
sicians, advised them to chang out
their tongues and forget they were
civilized"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04
COLONEL {. J. THAYER
SENATE SECRETARY

WASHINGTON, Dec. i.-Colonel
Edward 4. Thayer of Indiana has
been tentatively selected as the new
secretary OF the United States Sen
ate, in place of George A. Sanderson,
it was reported here today. Thaycr
has been sergeant Mt arms at Repub-
lican national conventions for a num-
Der of years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-04
REQUEST STEFFLER
TO OPEN NEW DRIVE

Paull E. Steffler, commissioner of
streets, has been petitioned to open
Fitzhugh street through the San An
tonic river drive in Breckenridge park.
He has taken the request under ad-
visement.