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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
TAMMANY WINS
IN new YORK
Senator Walker Gets Big
Majority Over Waterman
ny UNITED PRESS

Alter weeks Of wrestling with
issues ranging from prohibition
and the Ku Klux Khan 10 the grade
crossing evil and crime waves. the
American electorate emerged in
many states today from heated off.
year elections.
The greatest VARIETY OF issues, the
largest vote and perhaps the most
important result featured in the cleo.
tons in New York City and the En-.
pIre state.
There, apparently the greatest step
yet taken TO eliminate the grade
crossing evil has been voted BY the
people. with 1000 dangerous cross.
ings. the citizens. on the face Of
nearly complete returns, have au.
thorizcd loan OF 5000. o0o. 600 to wipe
out Immediately these intersections
OF death.
New York City gave Tammany
Hail complete authority in the mu.
nicipal government by electing James
Walker as mayor, attaining a major.
lty OF the board OF estimates and
board OF aldermen, winning the five
borough heads and electing its ju'
dicial candidates, as well as the en-.
tire city ticket
After n hot wet and dry fight in
New Jersey, A. Harry Moore, wet"
democrat, was elected governor over
State Senator Arthur Whitney, dry"
republican. thus continuing the state
government OF wet persuasion.
In several scattered localities the
Kan issue entered the lists. only to
be whacked soundly on the head In
a majority OF cases by the voters.
John w Smith, mayor Of Detroit,
was reelected over Charles Bowles,
Khan candidate, after sweeping sew.
cral Khan strongholds. Henry Ford
was for Smith. Buffalo's mayor,
Frank Schwab. democrat. routed
Ross Graves, who, whether rightly
or not, has been reported pro.Klan.
Indianapolis, however, gave vic.
tory to John L. Duvall, the Khan
candidate for mayor over Walter
Myers, democrat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
By Ruth Waller

THIS Is land OF opportunity
4 Who says that tho business
world IN dlsintcrcstod7
n ono no much as sticks his head
out Of his door, he Us hailed with
business offers. enticing literature,
and, OH 20 many ways 10 make
money eas.ly.
For tho greonhorn, anxious 10
make money, what a world OF sur.
priacs is waiting!
SO many want ads for help" run
continuously In papers and mnga.
zlnos. 50 went out 10 Investigate
and learn why the positions arc ncv.
or filled. learned lo, ono OF
these read.
Wanted Young lady TO make
telephone engagements over the
phone Tor professional lady. Apply
hrcndo building, room -
well, docgn't that sound finer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
FOUR men SLAIN
Kentuckians Are Killed in
Election DueIs

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov ..-By
Z. PJ-Four Kentuckians we're
killed in election quarreb last night,
according 10 reports received here
today.
William Gilbert and man nam
cd Naples were said to have en-.
gagged in duel at High splint. is
miles north OF Harlan, and fatally
wounded each other. They quar-.
relied over the municipal election,
reports said
one man was slain and four
wounded in an election fight at
Basin station. near Whitenburg.
No names were obtainablc.
Robert Cole, Poorfork, was shot
and killed by Robert Davldspan,
LInefork. near Harlan, in an cleo.
ton row, reports said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
Two Men on Trial
Accused of Arson

Following cach other in rapid
succession, n dozen fire department
officials testified Wednesday In arson
charges against Daniel Rlgsby, ten
ant and Andrew Scporovth, owner
of Beacon I'm house that burned
last July Fire inspectors told a
Jury before Judge Paul that they
found traces Of pctroloum-cthor,
highly inflnmmpblc, ON tho inside
waits of tho house. after the blnzo
They also declared thnt all clothing
and valuable had boon removed from
tho home before tho fire.
Soparovltch cnrricd about N,200
insurance on The structure,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
SOUND PARK IS
GIVEN $1,000
Marshall Wiley in Charge
of Campaign for Funds

Twenty one hundred dollars In IS
hours
That's the record Of Marshall
Wiley. super salesman. who was
named TO take charge OF cam
paign TO put the Salt Water park
idea over the top
You're familiar with the plan.
OF course? The public is buying
90 acres on the Sound, half way
between Seattle and Tacoma. and
will turn the title over to the
state, which viii develop and main
tain the tract as state park for
the two cities More than 5000
persons already have contributed
small amounts toward the $4,000
fund
Wiley figured he wouldn't need
much Of committee. SO he start
cd out alone.
This idea Is so good 1t will sell
itself" he said. And here Ia list
Of the men he talked with who
thought 70 too, and the extent to
which they were interested:
Frank McDermott, president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04

Mrs Edna Hcltrig. shes business
partner Of nearly 10000 Seattle
school children tcho arc aauing
money each tcrek 20 "0rHssfake"
grotcHupH ia building W the city
and The Pacific Sorth,rcSi 10 iakcs
20 meH ard iromen. heipiHg Mrs
Heitci9 dorn az The Washington
Mutual SariH0s bank. 10 handle The
10000 piled up bg children crcrv
lecek. mostly ia pennies and dimes
,srsst every ak months
Mr.. Cole. the school supefiutsnd
snt says that almost every child in
the Seattle schools is saving and
helping 10 gruhstake the grownups
who IRE building the city and the
country into the finest city and The
hest counsry In America - =
In many Of the classes every child
saves a little each week some Of
the boys and girls take along an
extra penny or two. 10 that. II a
child torgcts, or cannot afford to
save that week. tho 100 per cent rec
ord OF tho class isn't broken
we don't urge children 20 save
thru the schools where they have
private savings accounts" superln.
tendeni Cole says but we do want
every child 10 save money and help.
not only himself. but his city a lot
OF the money that is being used in
this way used 10 be spent on candy
and useless things. now i, Il helping
to make better times Tor all Of us
and earning money Tor The children.
too"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
SWISLERS
FOUND IN
EUROPE
Forfeit $4,000 all
of Accused Air
Rum Smuggler

T II. CARD swGsLER, alleged
IL. nirpinne booze and dope SNUG.
Eler. and his wife. Florence sRislei.
have sluded tho nation wide net OF
federal operatives and entered
safe haven % Amsterdam Holland
This was disclosed by United
states District Attorney T. r. Re
vellc, "Wednesday. following examin-
alton OF a letter written by Mrs
swisler 10 a friend IN Seattle
The letter said that the fugitivts
had fied 70 Europe, where they
planned 10 stay. She said that they
had started life anew In Amster.
dam.
The two arc listed on the docket
" the federal court Wednesday 10
answer charges Of smuggling nsrcoi.
les over the border in an airplane
last summer.
when they failed to appear their
$500 bonds were forfeited by Judge
Neterer.
Tn. courts forfeiture OF the
fsNlAAE mari Nh AAN 1le1s VI bilt vi
the most spectacular smuggling
cases ever heard in Seattle court
as it is practically impossible 10
secure extraditlon Of the Sw'islers
from Holland, Revelle fears
Last summer SwisleT. who is al
legged TO have smuggied .arge guam
titles Of booze and dope across the
border. landed in his airplane on
the shore OF Lake Washington right
in the arms Of waiting federal dry
agents.
A series Of raids on other a.
legged Illegal establishments OF swis.
Ter. one Of them a poison booze
factory. followed his capture and
arrest.
A number OF charges were filed
against the swislers and they post.
ed bonds totaliqg about $4,000. Ths
bonds were isshed by tie National
Surety CO.
Immediately. It Is charged. swis.
Ter began 10 arrange his affairs FOR
the big coup in which he jumped
his bonds and fled the country
on July II. records show. h.
applied for passports. Later they
were granted by Washington off
Gals. Then il is charged. either
in order 10 protect or quiet their
bondsmen, Swisler turned over
considerable amount OF his property
to them The rest he quietly turn.
ed into cash.
Early in the month Of September
his disappearance was discovered by
The Seattle Star. Federal officials
Immediately started an investigation
10 learn why his passports were
vised.
The two were reported 10 have
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04

The injured Edward Jensen.
Walter Smith. Nicholas darcy and
Edward Wheatley. Al the injured
will recover.
Property damage il between $1,000
and $4,000 The plant will be re.
built at once company officials
said
The accident was the first in the
history OF tho cartridge house.
Buildings at the plant arc construct
cd ON the unit plan. widely separat.
ed. This factor. officials said. con.
fined the loss OF life and property
damage to the unit in which the ex.
plosIon occurred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
Jap Leaseholder
Wins at Olympia

OLYMPIA, Nov There was
no fraud in transactions by which
]. T. Kusumi, japanese, acquired q
dx-year lease on some King coun-
~ farm land, the supreme court
held. 1t reversed the King county
superior court in the case.
kusumi got the lease shortly be-
fore the anti-slien land law went
into effect. The King county court
escheated the land to the state; the
supreme court restores it 10 its
ouner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
May Leave Tonight
to Get 2 Fugitives'

Inability OF the prosecutors office
TO perfect In time tho voluminous
regulation papers prevented Shcr.
iff Stnrwich and Deputy Jarrett
leaving Tuesday to oxtraditc Alvah
Kllbourn and oc ward jnilbrcak.
crs, held IN Los Angeles.
Stnfwich Ia prepared TO rush the
papers to Gov Hartloxp for sigma.
turc, possibly Wednesday night, and
viii start TO California for the two
men, who escaped, with four others,
September 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
TWO MEN KILLED IN BLAST
AT DUPONT POWDER PLANT
Four Others Are Wounded When Dynamite
Cartridge House Explodes Near Tacoma

TWO men were killed when the
L dynamite house at Dupont. 10
miles southwest Of Tacoma, blew up
at si5 a M, Wednesday.
-Four other men. working in other
houses, were cut by flying glass.
Cause Of the explosion is unknown
The plant Is owned BY f. 7. Du.
Pont-do Nemours s Co. II is iocat.
ed not far from Camp Lewis. Build.
lngs at the camp were rocked By
the blast
The dead: Albert Barnikan. single,
81. OF Dupont; Thomas W. McDan.
iel. 80, married. with five children.
Of Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
ROSS ASKS BIG
BOND ISSUES
FOR SKACIT
Millions Sought for Develop
ment OF Power Plant
OUTLINES IMPROVEMENT
Tells Plans for Production OF
Greatest Benefits

DEcLARfNG the present power
~ output. result OF 20 years work.
must be doubled within the next 80
months, J, u. Ross. city light super.
intendent, Late Tuesday filed an ex-
hAustlyo municipal power develop
msnt program with the mayor and
city council
lie asks a I2.5o0.ooO issue of 60
year bonds 20 finance immediate
sknEit development TO care for the
rapid growth In demands for service.
Ross also requests $4,000. 900
bond issue, 70 be cold aa needed. for
municipal power extension within
the cts
The rmuny' superintendent de-
clarss Tint the situation now con-
fronting the city Is tha, at the prea-
snt rate Of growth the entire 500. 600
horsepower capacity - thr skASli
workings afh h sold within ls
Ross outlines his suggested sIAglt
development. ssep.by.stsp. in al
ambitious program looking toward
production of the cheapest power
IN the state II Is summa rzsd as
follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
Hotel Residents
Routed by Flames

Several residents OF the Oak hotel.
$40 Pike ST., we're forced into the
street NJ o'clock Tuesday evening
by q fire which started in the base.
mcnt.
The blaze was quickly oxtinguishod
by the fire department Tho loss
was only 1900.
Rubbish in the basement was re.
sponsiblc
The owner OF tho hotel Is II. Rob.
orts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
Get Moonshine in
Car at Bellingham

BELLINGHAM. Nov. &C. T..
Perry. SO, Tacoma, and Roy Bergen,
20, and Ed Phillips. 20, OF Seattle.
were to be arraigned today on liquor
charges. officers said they found so
gallons Of moonshine in the men,
car. The bail was set at $500 each,
The car is held. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
Columbia, Ecuador
Break Relations

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Samuei
II. Piles, American minister TO Co
lombia, has advised the state de-
partment that Ecuador and Column
bia have broken off diplomatic re-
lations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
Wales Is Thrown
Off Horse Again

LONDON. Nov 4--(By U. PO-
Tho Prince OF Wales was thrown
from His horse yesterday during n
fox hunt and pitched into ditch
on his head Neither tho prince nor
his horse was injured, and the
royal rider, after pulling himself
up out OF the mud, assisted in ex-
Treating the horse,
The accident occurred in Bedford.
shire. whore the prince was fol-
lowing the Whaddon hounds at the
annual fox hunting chase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
Alaska's Gold Planted
By NY " ord! Hoople
Yarn Explains 1t All
AZ, so that's how it happened?
" Wnni 10 henr7 Nnrr unil

" Want to hear? Very we'll
Allen mlad, this talk about Aaska the
merest nddcfoddo for It who. bringing my
British South Africa In drawn by the
runaway sptns precious metal all that territory
W. NJ Goodwin charter mcmbog the Major Hoope club
thought OF that at b274 18th jumping
to w. NJ. G. In consequence
ono silver dollar every to member
whose is printed in The Star
Some OF the contestants write longer than the
limit Then they III this long, down.
Wei, hnts job busy.
Ana tho nro too many mcmbcra trying 90 by with tho
yarn about tho fish who learned live
fall in river and drown. That Mark Twain
rcwroto 1t from Socrates but II fails get In
And R Nyc told tho about bending
corner long long before
In in this contest.
Get your imagination working and win that silver
your lie to the Major lloopo club Seattle Star Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
Job Hunting!
Girl Reporter Looks for Work.
Has Weird Business" Adventure.
MADAM" ProUes Social Benefactor.
Learns Why Jobs Are Never Filled.

(Thls Is the first Of n short
series on Job Hunting by a
girl answering help, wanted"
communications Her expert
ences reveal the come on"
methods employed In various
schemes 10 prey upon the uncm-
ployod. The Editor.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
SOMETIMES PROSPECToR
WOULD STRIKE 1T RICH

Very often the old proSpec,or
would strike Il rich" Then the
folks who had 'grubsiAked" him
would share in his good fortune.
When you have been reading
such story. perhaps you have
thought: Gee I would Ike 10
grubstake somebody and have them
strike Il rich-'
Well you ARE.
Every week in Seattle 4s.2f5 school
children help 10 grubs;ako business
men. farmers. merchants and manu-.
factursrs. The money amounts 10
Just about 500 every week. or
more than hair million dollars
year.
When you take your little savings
down TO school Tuesday mornings
you are helping 10 pile up that big
srobstake. Even Il RS only penny
that helps. too
Nearly $1,000 81 yop ggvs your
money 70 teachers 10 So Seattle
schools. AZ two OF the schools there
arc roonS fitted up something ike
banks. These schools are the West
Queen Anne and the L.ougfetlow
Then tho teachers take tho money
down TO Mrs. Edna Helwfg. al the
Washington Mutual Savings bank.
on Second ave Mrs. Holwig has 20
people helping her, They count up
the pennies. dimes and nickels and
put them into the banks funds.
From the funds Of the bank. bust.
ness men. farmers. manufacturers.
borrow the money. using Il 10 mako
more business or grow more food.
stuffs in the Pacific Northwest
For the use OF the money the bank
gives school children per cent in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04

There's still room for few large
donations. Have you done your
sharo7 Mail your check into the
Auto Club Of Washington. 4i6 Uni.
veraity ST.. made out TO the Salt
Water Park fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
SELECT DIiBIO
As NM SITE

! Building four and ons.half
miles Of railway from the present
Gorge plant to Diablo canyon. 10
cost $4,000.
:. Installation OF the ihird unit
at the Gorge OF $4,000 horsepower
and construction Of Diablo dam.
Cost Of dam. ;l.s5o.0oo. Cost OF
Gorge unit. 100000.
The Dlahlo dam would be al.
most duplicate OF the Cushman
dam and would cost about 81 600,
600 instead of the above estimate.
Ross saya. but until final plans
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
May FACE CHARGES HERE F!
E.-DetectiUe Is Freed in
B.C. Bank HoldupT Trial;
on Way Back to Seattle
BY S. Ii. Croft

Thrown from maelstrom into another, former
Detective Ross c, Watson, acquitted early Wednesday
morning by Canadian court Of completely in the $4,000
hodup of the Nanamo b. c. bank Wednesday faced pos
sbity his return here of arrest and trial on charge
aiding the 1000 Bon Mache robbery over wear ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04

Rev. Ambrose Bailey, the Lon
|nsney Of Seattle ministers, CARRIED
Ii Confederate general. In this
mume, he penetrated the inner.
aat haunts Of Seattle's underworld.
/ III expressing surprise that the
|rns,ice had bern signed by Grant
IL Lee. demanded liquor 10 ceic-
inse the cessation Of hostiliiies. Sew
n pints Of Jackson 81. Bourbon
w acquired in this wsy and viii
h held for evidence. ~ The liquor
- not eat thru the bottle DR..
|hilys next Disguise will be that Of
Roman gladiator suffering from the
|fsps,.
The University Of Washing ton Is
|aFcdueing japanese oysters over a
Pc long They should be served
|rish oystsr crackers yard in diam
liter.
Edios mrented the photograph
|sy sccdeui Ind q should Be a
|rfsrn to Aim 10 BE- marc careful
r ne fsipre.
Necessity Is the mother OF inven-
ftn- which explains how Joe Buns-
fzrter came to use the potato mash
70 press grapes.
INTRODUCING INEZ, THE
OFFICE MASCOT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
Pennies of Children to
Finance Greater Seattle
School Savings Build
Up Financial Re
serve for Industry
by JIM MARSHALL

~ RhsfA fANhNitsNiat
MOTHERS and fathers who starr
Vito read this story should. in
stead OF going on. Eivc /, 20 their
children 10 read
when the children have read u.
ask them about IL. You viii have
pleasant surprise aud sec your
child. perhaps. IN new light Very
likely. when you learn what Your
child IS dolns YOU will want 10
follow the example
This story Il for school children
You have read. In Western
stories how FOLKS used TO grub
stake" mining prospcctors. The
folks would give the prospector.
generally an old. bcwhiskerod man.
enough money to so out into the
hills for a summer. You think %
the old man, ploddlng along with
his buTro and his sacks OF bacon
and beans, because that Is tho way
he Is generally described IN the
afnrfas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04

lIewdy. folks When driving
suniewn. good place 10 park
an always be found on Capitol
Hnl
E.ary Ford has added seven inches
, ,hs length - his new flivvers.
sr,h. noV there won't be any
- len on our highways
7, soaf mind Henry sdd'ng
~. inches 20 hts cars Scopes
!, " hod added srrcH uctr rat
|hi
gc,hers should never permit The
~ 10 PLAY with the Ford The
wsrss,er might swallow b.