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Evening star., 1925-02-15

| a good soul. i got something I got
| to see to. I'll be home for dinner.
And then ! let the hint / had
brought in drop with a crash that had
ought to of woke him up.
Say George Jules, l says to him,
have you got any idea what the date
is today?
| And he says sure I have, 1T is Sat
urday, February 18th, he says, lookit
the calendar.
And I says. thanks a lot, you said
a mouthful, And If petticoats was in
style, I would OF fiounced out of the
office.
Well on the train going out home
naturally I wouldn't cry for fear II
would spoil my makeup and besides
some of the neighbors was likely sit
ting around near. and they might
come up and ask who is dead and
| naturally I couldn't tell them it was
my husbands love. But when got
in the house oh boy. the flood was a
sun shower compared to me. / amt
has such good, thorough cry in
years.
Well. Junior come in pretty soon
after that. and while / was cleaning
him up, naturally 1 had a lot of dra-
matte thoughts to the effect the poor
"
like IL Geo. was to go on wrecking g
our home and etc?
!: x = X
THIS night I put on the steak with
out putting no heart into il.
felt like all the dressing the salad
would need was conner be my salt
tears, and the chances was Geo
wouldn't even notice the difference
And when at last ] heard his step on
the porch, why / was all set for a
stormy scene that would of made a
fortune for me in the moving pic
lures, only now, of course it was too
late, nothing meant anything in my
life anymore, even success.
Well when Geo. had parked his
coat and Kelly, he come into the room
with a smile on him that entirely
Grabbed the act I had planned His
hands was behind his back. and he
says. say, he says, You are a fine one
he says, / bet you don't even know
what day this is. he says, amt YOU a
little bit ashamed that the poppa has
to remind you?
Well, naturally about ton OF
| Dricks seemed to or fell off my chest
at that, but / am too much of true
Evening star., 1925-02-15
New Safety Gas.

THE Chemical Warfare Service Of
u the United States Army is expert
menting with "sneeze gas" which
may be mixed with Illuminating gas
so as to save lives by warning room
occupants of the escape of gas.
Evening star., 1925-02-15

"O the editor: / suppose they's
other people in the world be-
sides myself who has got
children though / GUESS
Evening star., 1925-02-15

A s Gladstone, the great acrobat.
! ~ once stated, wedding ami
IA versaries and Christmas come
A but once a year, and when
they come YOU. never know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
SEEK BODY OF
GIRL IN BAY
Man Saw Her on Dock; Be-
IleveS She Jumped In

Believing that young and pretty
woman had met death ia Elliott bay
M the foot OF Bell n. early Tuesday
morning. hnrbor patrol boat No. l
ana tho coast guard cutter HAlda
were dragging Tor her body later in
the day.
H. {. Lazy. gioS Admiral way.
told police officers that hs was
standing az the reii near tho Bell
1T. dock looking across the hay
when he noticed young woman
standing near By She was about
five feet nine inches tall. wore a
bright red hat and a dark ovcrcoat.
Levy paid little attention 10 her
until he heard IA loud splash lie
glanced around 10 find tina; the Girl
had disappeared
A long string Of air bubbles rose
70 tho surface OF the hay. They
seemed 10 indicate she had thrown
herself 20 her death.
The crew Of the Halda and the
patrol boat started graphing opsr.
atIons within few minutes. but
had not found the body Tuesday
morning, Police have no clew 10
her Identity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Auditor Charges County
Board Juggled Finances
Declares Increases in Budget Items
Nulllfy Spirit of 1923 Statute

INCREASES totallnE sll.sgO in in.
L divIdual items voted by county
commissioners al the October budget
hearing were revealed and placed un
der fire OF the auditors office Tues.
day as unlawful and multiplying tho
entire spirit OF the 1898 county bud
gvt law.
Col. Hanson, civil deputy prosecu.
tor. t. taking tho question Of raising
the items In the final budget for
1895 TO the attorney general on re.
quest OF deputy auditors who assert
that the so.cRlled juggling Of pro-
posed expenditures last fall Is the
first Instance in AZ least Is years.
The total figures on the final ana
preliminary budgets were tho same.
Hut specific items wcrc cut down and
additions made 10 others 10 hiring
about the increase.
The law states AN taxes shall
be levied in specific sums and shall
not exceed an amount specified In
tho preliminary budget" There IN
no penalty attached 10 raising Ind
yidual items.
III II l. not TO govern" audi
or's deputies said Tuesday, there
!. nothing 90 prevent any coun-
IS department. cutting down on
some items and adding tho saw
ing TO some other item. and
then spreading this increase
over salaries In that depart
mcni."
An example is cited in dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
ASK DISBARMENT
OF M'VICAR
State Board Recommends
Action for $1,000 Losses

Dlaburmont OF Earl A. McYicbr.
soattto attorney. was recommended
10 the state Supreme court Tues.
day In Findings or the majority OF
tho state board or law examiners
on charges or Incorporating
funds or number OF his clients.
The board found him guilty on
10 OF ~. counts charging moral tur'
nliude. dishonesty and unethlcal
practices involving a sum In eN.
cess Of 81 900.
In these deals were listed the
following clients and their alleged
loays 10 MeWcnr.
j. +. Amrud. $4,000. Ernest Nor.
IN. 1894. Mrs. A. Wood. about ST..
900; Joe Wood. about 400, X. @.
Mocomb 1915.
Howard Flndlcy, chairman, and
Dix II. Rowland. member of The
board. signed the findings Thomas
T.. Grudy, the third board member.
held himself disqualified thru per.
sonnl relations with the accused az,
tonoy.
Hearings on the Mcvicar case
were held by the hoard Ia Judge
Ronald'n department Of superior
court several weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
PHONE RATES
ARE UPHELD
Court of Appeals ReverSes
Decision in Local Case

Tho district court Of appeals re
yorsed the federal district oo.rt here
Monday In reversing the Henry Clay
Asnew suit against tho Pacific Tclc,
phone & telegraph Go,
Agncw sued the company Tor sl4s
On his telephone bll. settling
forth that the phone rate, not having
been filed with tho state department
81 public works. was Illegal lie was
upheld In Justic court here. In supc,
nor court and IN tho federal district
court a victory IN The action would
have banned the phone rate Ia.
crease and paved the way Tor is
repeal
Tho case may be appealed 20 tho
L. s, supreme court, but the circuit
court restrained Aguew from further
molesting the phone company in
court suits here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
CHASES BURGLAR
Nelghbor Follows ProwIer
Five Blocks; Loses Him

Surprising an armed burglar In
his nelghbor's home early Thursday
morning. Jack Smith, izss r. New
ton H.. chased the thug FOR five
blocks down alleys and side streets
until the man turned on him and
forced Smith TO let him go.
Tho burglar was going along the
second floor Of the home Of T. 8,
McCord, next door 10 smiths when
he was seen by the Filipino house.
boy employed by Smith. The boy
called Smith and Smith In turn noti.
fled tho police Then, with the
Filipino. he won't out in tho yard
TO stand guard over the house until
police arrived.
The burglar Eaw them and dash
ed out. running into the Filipino.
"Get out Of my way or Ill shoot"
tho bandi, threatened.
Then no took 10 his heels, with
Smith IN pursuit. Police arrived too
lato 20 catch him. The McCords
were not at homo and only n maid
was In the house. She was asleep
in her bedroom and knew nothing
OF tho prowlcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
DEMANDS TRIAL
Grove Wants Germ Death
Case UP Immediately

CHICAGO. March Immediate
trial Of William d. shepherd on the
charge that he murdered his wealthy
ward. Billy McCllntocs. was demand.
ed today by States Attorney Robert
T.. Grove. at the rcoponing Of the
defense fight FOR bail.
William Scott Stewart, chief dc.
fenso attorney. asked Judge Jacob
Hopkins to place Dr. Herman Bundle.
sen. city health commissioner. on tho
stand.
II can show thru DR.. Bundssen
that II WAS Impossible for Shepherd
or anyone elso 10 obtain typhoid
fever germs from the health depart.
ment." Stewart said.
Judge Hopkins adjourned the hear.
ing until IL n M. tomorrow. refusing
10 hear DR.. Bundeson and his two
assistants, summoned by Stewart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
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%e,sys5eIs s's,sAlagisa. r,sis.fns

Notea Send CSC for my new II.
Illustrated book, entitled, stop Asth-
ma, Hay Fever and Cntnrrli." It
VIII give you correct understand
Ing OF these terrible Affections.
PLEASE NOTE: Bake
Oven Treatments are not
given for Asthma. All
Asthma patients are given
DIR. Loughney's special treat
ments, and by DR.. Loughney
only.
NOIE-Do NOT LET SNOW on TnE
rbNbhEsf WEATHER INTERVENE
WITH fOUH BEING BAKED. Our cold
or bronchitis or rheumatic ease. need
not Tear catching cold after bakes, They
are prepared SITTER their bakea to resist
inc seserrst storms. and We sro having
20 complaints Of patients catching cold
Whatsoever.
Dr. Longhney's Human Bake oven re-
moves SPINAL LIMITATION, pain In
back Of heads pulling Of cords In neck |,
some troubles with eyes, main between
shoulders or In other parts Of spine. or
burning, aching, tenderness or soreness
bfpnchitisl larneness of fingers or feet,
aropsy or iingIing like prickInR Of uiDs,
peculiar, almost indescribabI. pains or
o!sfess 10 heart, stomach, kidneys or
",nfr parts 81 chest or abdomen back
hrhf, selhiica, rheumniIami ehsonie con-
ttlpntlon and all stomach disorders
hOIE~-Dr. Lougbney's office. are To-
Gated NJ the corner Of Tlfth and Union,
sIs-sb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
AUTO WRECK.
STARTS ON PAGE 1

u. Richardson, 20, and Al McCor.
mick. 2s, who were driving n road.
ter behind the Stimson chr and who
took the injured girl to the hospital,
also were arrested and later released
ag witnesses.
Tho trio was released at Z o'clock
on s25 bail each. The bail was put
up by Sidney Brunn.
Mccormick told the police that he
ard Richardson we're in the Butler
cafe about 1910 n. m, when stimson
and the girl entered. They had n
drink together, Mccormick said. and
thon set out for Capitol Hill. slim.
son admits having taken drink In
his report 10 the police, He was
driving touring car belong TO the
White girl when II tnxicab camc out
OF n side street, and in avoiding II
he crashed into coupe at the curb
and then rammed the tree, he said.
the girl into the windshield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
City-Orient ENJOYS
Recite Opportunities

There are great trade opportuni.
ties in the Orient J. c. Herbsman,
OF the China club. and w. s Lincoln.
port commissioner. said so Tuesday.
They have returned from a trip 10
the Far East The Philippines eapc.
ciaily are worth development by So
attls interests. they agree. Their
statements tailed with those Of Miss
Mabel Goode. foreign trade secretary
OF the Chamber OF Commerce. carried
at length in The star Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Hit-and-Run Driver
Sentenced 2 Months

Held guiltless OF the girls death
by n coroner's jury. Victor Swanson,
confessed hlt.and.run driver was
Monday sent TO the county Jail for
60 dnys by Justice Dalton when he
pleaded guilty TO failing to stop after
nm accident. Tho victim was Jean
Smith. 7.year.old Hunts Point girl,
fatally injured March Z.
Swanson was traced TO Carnatlon
and arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Man Is Held for
Hatchet Attack

Alleged to have attacked neigh.
Dor with n Ratchet Monday night,
Charles Muttcr, so, was arrested at
20 w. Dravus at. on complaint Of
Deputy Prosecutor Bailey. Mutter is
held In jail pending filing of an as.
sault charge, according to Bailey.
Victim Of the attack. Harold Eos.
dick, 10 w. Cremona ST., was injured
abohe the head on the left side and
about the eyes. lilo Ia under doc.
tors treatment Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Seven, Arrested by
Drys, Free on Bail

Seven men. arrested IN dry raids
by federal agents, and indicted By
the recent federal grand jury. re.
ported 20 United state Marshal T..
n. Benn Monday and we're released
under bail again. Each posted
81 500.
The seven are John Payne. Mack
Harris. George Atkins and Nathan
Floyd. arrested at the Labor Social
club, 40o1l Sixth ave. s.. and NJ. T.
Jackson. w. u. Holland and Anton
Goodman. arrested Mt the Golden
West hotel. 4t6 seventh ave. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
WOOD is BACK
Returns After Losing For
tune in European Resorts

TAMPA. Fla. March st.-Thc
trcigbter West Chgtac arrived Oft
Tampa bar early today bringing
Lieutenant Osborne Wood, son OF
the governor OF the Philippines.
Young Wood left Cadiz spain.
aboard tho West Che,ac three weeks
ago, virtually pcnnlless having los,
a fortune IN various European re-
sorts.
A party OF newspaper men and
photographers In chartered launch
greeted Wood. and IL Is expected
he will set foot on United States
soil some time this afternoon.
A customs inspector boarded tho
West Chctao Immediately and in.
SPECIFIED Woods baggage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Expect $5,OOO,OOO
Hotel in Portland

PORTLAND. March 3i.--A 500.
room hotel estimated TO cast. with
tho ground, approximately $4,000.
600, will be erected on the block
bounded by Fifth. Sixth. Taylor
and Salmon streets, according TO
well Informed circles today.
Lee a. Phillips. Los Angeles, who
recently purchased the property
for $4,000. was here today. He
was non.committnl on tho PROPOSE.
ton, but definite announcement
Is expected soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Taxi Driver Beaten
by Rivals, Report

In n fight between taxi drivers Mt
Fourth ave. md Pike st.. at 4 n. m.
Tuesday, X. J Note, 1920 goth ave.
was beaten by three rival drivers, he
reported.
Note said he was sitting In n
Brown and White cab when n drlv.
or for the Black and White company
started arguing with him. Tho 9th.
or man called two OF his friends
and they assaulted him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
TAXIS PROTEST
CODE CHANGE
Object to Traffic Revision at
Public Hearing

TaEictb and forhlro auto men
Won the first round In the battle
over tho latest proposal for drastic
changes In the downturn traffic
code when the city council public
safety committee adjourned Tues.
day noon without action ON the pro.
posai 10 eliminate taxi stands Ia the
business district.
Chairman ". r. Campbell maj.
Gated his disappruyal of the plan
az proposed By Joint committee
OF city traffic engineers and retail
trade bureau Of tho Chamber OF
Commerce.
Douglas shclor. manager OF the
state ausomoblls club. and primo
mover In Mrs, Bertha I.andcn' eiti.
Eens' safety council. attempted 10
halt proceedings and have the en,lru
matter referred 10 that unofficial
body before the regularly constituted
council committee takes action.
Ho said that his nina years expert.
eneo IN city legislation gave him nm
insight into the matter and that 'oui.
aide tho street railway department
engineers there Isn't single morn.
Der 81 this Join; committee who has
any real understanding OF tho stu.
alton"
AH spokesman for 5000 families IN
King county. owning automobiles. he
protested against proposed parking
Prohibitions downtown and came TO
the aid OF The taxi men with the
declaration that Seattle would be- 4
prairie II We took the cabs or tho
streets"
About a dozen for hire car men
voiced vigorous protests and threat.
oned 20 so out OF BUSINESS n they
were forced 90 keep their cars out.
side the business district ana be uum.
moned BY fares over thn telephone.
The discussion was sill Ia progress
~ noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Nc Cormack Brothers
to Reorganize Store

To carry out a policy Of thoro
reorganization In the Mccormack
BrotherS store. Percy Mccormack.
OF Tacoma. will be associated with
Robert Mccormack in the conduct
OF the business during rcoganlza-
ton. The addition Of some lines
Of merchandise and the consolida-
ton Of some departments are con-
templated. Mccormack brothers.
store has been In Seattle since 1901.
starting on First ave. and later
moving TO Second ave. and later
1924 the store was located at its
present site. isi3 Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Auto Crash Victim
Burial on Thursday

John +. Mark, 30, killed in an
Everett auto accident Thursday.
was to be buried Tuesday afternoon
after services at the Greek Ortho.
dox church, Yale and Thomas st,
at 1870 n. m. Ho had no relatives
in Seattle and came here about
three months nEo. Intermont was
to be made in Evergreen GENE.
terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Asthma Stopped
FOR
MRS. M. ]. MINTER
SWORN AFFIDAVIT
FOLLOWS
Read the Following Sworn
Facts. They Are So Start
ling That Even the Most
Skeptical CANNOT Ignore
Them.

Sworn Affidavits Such as the
Following, Run in This Pa
per Every Week - They
Should Be Your Assurance
of DR.. Loughney's Success
full Treatment of Asthma,
Even in the Most Chronic
and Severe Cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Patrolmen Ordered
Suspended by Chief

Alleged 10 have nbsented himself
from duty for two days last week
without notifying his supcriors. Pa.
trolman II. T Hunt. OF walllngford
precinct station. was Monday sus.
pended for 10 days by Chief Sever.
yns. Capt. J. ]. Haag Is head Of
tho wallngford station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Crater Lake Snow
Is is Feet Deem

MEpDFORD. Ore, March al.
Snow AZ the rim OF Crater lake has
reached q depth OF rs feet 5 inchra
and more - falling. according 20
word from the park. AZ Anna
Spring camp the snow was II feet
deep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
FIRE
STARTS ON PAGE 1

the four concerns viii be about
$1,000. LOSS on the Northern Ma
chinery concern Is estimated nj $500,
the electric shop nj $1,000, the ma
chine shop at $1,000, and the pro-
duce market at about the same
figure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Australian Talks
to Exchange Club

Norman Pierce. or Australia, Will
speak on the subject. '"Tho Making
OF "A Nation" at the regular weekly
meeting Of the Seattle Exchange club
at the Chamber Of Commerce build.
ing, Wednesday. April 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Forbes Condition
Unchanged TODAY

BOSTON, Mnrch 31.--The condition
OF Charles Il. Forbes, former direct.
or of tho veterans bureau. who SUI.
forod n cerebral stroke Friday night.
was reported as unchanged today,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
HUNDREDS TELL
OT COURTESY

Hundreds OF letters telling Of acts
Of courtesy were received by Mr..
Johnson. But this act Of courtesy
and, this letter easily won first place
in the opinion Of the judges.
other letters we're awarded prizes,
ranging from So to pair OF seats at
tho Liberty thenter. The winnerg are
M follows:
second prize-Lucille w. Nlcolaim,
4f44 10th ave. N. ID.
Third prize--Mrs. June BytrB, 0625
18th ave. s. w.
Fourth prlze--Mrs. X. G.. Richards,
b7h Newton 1T.
Fifth Mrs. Anna Richards,
57h Newton st.
sixth prlze-Margarete Rulnford,
5641 sixth ave. ~ w.
seventh prize--Mrs. /. NJ. Andrews,
lilo gath ave. ".
EIgth prize---E. w. Andrews, Sc.
attic National bank. (.
Ninth prIze-Helen Bovee, 1929
Harvard ave. %
Tenth prizc--Maurice u. Alden,
Economy building.
Prizes 10 the winners In the con.
test will be awarded by Mr., Johnson
"wednesday morning at II o'clock IN
front of the Liberty thoater The
star and Frank Jacobs Of the Liberty
News viii take pictures Of the win.
aers nt that time,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
REBEKAH AUXILIARY MEETS

Linnea Rcbokah auxiliary will
meet at the !. o. o. II. temple, Tues.
day, at $3.50 y. m. Card games viii
be played and rcfreghmcnts served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
COUNTY AGENT GIFTS
BOOST IN SALARY

In the building maintenance bud.
get. an item Tor sstO for auto allow.
anca for general maintenance man
and an item Of $3.50 for auto allow.
auce ror the head painter we're strlck
snt out and $3.50 added 10 the auto
maintenance item for tho depart.
mcut.
a preliminary Item or $3.50 ia the
county agricultural Rgent'a budget
vas stricken out and tho amount
added TO his salary.
Tho auditors office holds that the
commissioners after formulating tho
tentative list % expenditures for the
year may make additions or reduc.
tions before the preliminary bulge,
Is published IN September. But only
reductions can DO made after public
hearings In October. the office con
tends.
COMMISSIONER William Gaines and
Frank Paul. the only remaining
members OF The board who were scrv.
ing last fall. asserted Tuesday that
they acted with tho assent OF Colonel
Hanson and on tho advice Of the
state accountants office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
GIRL WINNERS
LETTER FOLLOWS

They not only agreed with her
in calling these five firemen the
most courteous employees. but they
acclaimed her letter as the best one
telling Of a specific act Of courtesy
and awarded her the first prize OF
$40.
Here is her letter:
MY idea OF Courtesy.
"How many men would give up
their time to rescue a poor. fright.
ened cat from a telephone pole?
wei. that is what four men
from the w. 73rd st. fire station
did.
~ as a lover Of cats, certainly
would like TO commend them on
their act Of courtesy"
YxlrTG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
COURTESY
STARTS ON PAGE 1

the city OF Seattle.
She wrote her report OF the rescue
and sent II to Leroy v. Johnson,
manager OF the Liberty thenter, and
he and the other two judges. J. r.
Douglas and Frank HUI, agreed
Mn ~,
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trict No. 3, Commissioner
browns district, there repre-
scented by Tom Dobson. where
$1,000 was added TO the prclim.
mary sum OF Sl,50O for con.
siruciion OF the W. J, Ross ~.
tension. on 10Th ave. n. T.. Saw.
inEs. however. were effected In
other itcns In his road and
bridge fund.
In former Commissioner Dob
sons district certain items wrru
cut down In October from the
September preliminary amount.
Ia permit n total Increase OF
$3.50 on other Items In the
road and bridge fund. In tho
Same district 81 900 was cllmi.
mated on Mercer Island road
and $500 added 10 tho Peterson
road and Freeman ave. projects.