The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1920, Page 4

‘ : THE SEATTLE STAR SAVE SCHOONER ‘Chorus Girls in Circus! JOHNSON TAKES IN HARD BATTLE! LEAD IN OREGON’ C L EM MMER ‘TO PLAY HOUS Si ing From Hivives’ Backs CMs Crew Struggles at Pumps,| | Further Returns in Primary. Baxter Makes Port | Give Him Gains | vH Hiram t PORT TOWNSEND, May PORTLAND, May 22 , Rxbausted after . Johnson jumped into the lead over Sarmeeie at the pamon General Weed when. fleurde trom STARTS TODAY-- Be eicter came ashore tere at 4a. m.| yosterday’s primary elections in Ore FOR ONE WEEK ° today after w gz a deaperate fon W complied at 8:20 o'clock + fight to save her from sinning Ry the Race gl : rae ae A tempestuous romance, in which the fiery st superhuman effort the Johnson is high man in the repub: , . 4 oo aoe i ee A Un aoe s. ter ) gee nthe ms Bho by 1,480, in Farrar rivals in warmth and color her minutes before the w : ho complete returns from 22 of the 34 world-famous Carmen, } reached the boilers ar | counties of the state, including the } the fires. } city of Portland, showing - ; | Johnson, 8.408; Wood, 6,928; Low The ship was made fast, and kept | 7 028; from sinking when auxiliary pumps | den, 4.061; Hoover, 2,049 ° rriedl Dow V. Walker, Oregon campaign from ashore were hurriedly con nected manager for Wood, claimed at 10 ; Part of the deck cargo of lumber | o'clock today that the general had and poles was lost during night. | carried the state by from 6,000 to r | 10,000 over Johnson | The schooner left Everett at mid p night, after loading for San Pedro We have lost Multnomah county | + The cargo began to shift when the (Portland) but upstate returns will f ship was off Alarrowstone point, It not only cut down Johnson's lead ej ; ‘Was soon discove red that water was ioe but put us way out in the ‘ t y filling the hold, The captal: front.” Walker raid ; ee tate sa ~ : “| ‘ Johnaon's headquarters here, while believed that a port hole was left , 4 open, and will conduct a surv as expressing confidence that the Cali F seen as the ship ts pumped out | fornia wenator had won the republi } Radio distress signals were flashed | can indorsement, admitted that {t i as the rip tide put the schooner on was “ver ‘one race” between Wood 9 } 4 and Johnson } her beam ends. Then it was found " i - that her Sampson post was broken. w am G. MeAdoo had no opposl | The men kept at the pumps, and tion for the democratic premidential | the ship steamed £ * Townsend indorsement and will receive the ten f riding at an angie : } | votes of the Oregon delegation at —WITH— The Baxter is a m Ban Francisco Senator George ¥ Staten schooner and has been trade for three years in has probably t | height of 18,200 feet, mation will follow, the city limits yesterday, charmingly incomprehensible.” 207 UBIVERSITY ST, Opposite Fraser-Patersen @& - ig the Sound recently w ‘ bs ate by the deme rats, His : on Harvey W kweather {of sugar from the Sout ee aaaant Winen tad ale | owned by J. H. Baxter of ‘ ste vy iy aus coke to } cisco and operated by t | J ' 9 hot rund ise | {Cormick Steamship Co K . 5 ee Se a ee TP ble of carrying a cargo ; f He cs oa 4 feet of —— | publican and democratic ekets and } ’ Ja special ballot comtaini@® referen ‘ Miss Bessie Harvey |dum. measures to count, election |toards thruout the state are making * The man” who used t at, the the | ogress W he tallying. ; most daring musteal comedy in towr 1‘ bably won't be ascertained before | nd danc queens have mour eatrienne . 8 tb ww t ' e was | Guests Flee From Main| ves and invaded the " is . © SENATOR “PLANS a +. Street Hotel in Night = | nis now ve { maid to ha s 3 |been started by the Barnes circus mpa o tigers, @ plaything DP After three houre of dangerous fire | Which ex meet tbossth gare Sy! Syed bie “Ag cay ‘| | for her * fighting among explosives and bar Pa es ’ P | rels‘of oil, the blaze which aged in | on Tarnes Sins laaeic haa tenatie cee 1 e until he P the A. B.C. Storage company’s ware: | ~ — Johnson Hires Hall of His LIBORIUS HAUPTMAN, Di ceased ~* ‘ { heuse, 304 Railroad ve. 8, was! Own in Chicago A irector Pa {finally extinguished at 6 am Sator | ll f ( : U t Playing playing From the « ? allo arranza _ $ ee a Bat end tattle femeud ; ' t iabparates from all parts of the Scaster il Selection, “Eileen”, ..Victor Herbert lay th tity responded to check the fire fornia today ¥ 10 ie with a rod play that Set Goekact'tn. me tron! nterven tionists’ ‘lans | the real! “cur-| Humoreske” .........+.. Dvorak stirred » Our Home hotel. 115% Main st.| for the republican na of iron. all Paris. | Which was threatened | BY HARRY B. HUNT New Mex. | vad copvention opening here on : Firemen entered the building and} WASHI May 22.—The r w ted to be| June 8. | emoved oll, gas tanks and paint sup | overthrow ¢ Carranza gover erve Jocument,| Johnson has secured a hall near ¢ Piles, The building and most of the| ment has spiked the guns of inter w the convention buliding. With Sena-} stock were destroyed | nationaliate nder the ¢ And tor ¥ of Idaho, Kenator Kenyon {ft : Explosions marked the struget« The settin Ca * and others, Johnesan intends to stage| . — mo one wan | 4. Three! err i . F ” out of | the unoffic on i epente. — age eeeneeee alarms were turned in he amount | per kb 7 . wit Arrangements being made l¢ | of damages was to be emimated fol early B I port ™ here t to receive the Johnaon| 6 Gentes on tnveetsntion, by Fire |frier beoiete Sealing | national headquarters, which will be our Woo i es ror e Marshal Bringhurst Saturday, States and 3 an " 2 sowed from Washington and New 7. | Pessibility oC adr ov: | York Tueaday forces of other bd e 9”? began a decade age > te propaganda Is| tion p pate : t t " ° e. | While arrangements are being, bank of the Duwamish river, just |4@0—Lake Washington fot Canuto Vargas, o te nw biggest f Th ention build 1!) be DD on- lornia cre |Pan-American Fed aber. ence behing’ this propaganda will] ready cation building wit! be! But Her Plea Is Ignored in| made witn mritisn Columbia author! ns the nern lUmits of the |g.99 0%" atte Civarat pie r # convinc that De be oll otart net | ties for « tent ght be here are acres of pastur Annual re L ‘. Huerta, Alvaro Obregon. LANE’S NEW JOB he arrangements committee of the tween Seattle and Victoria, postal of | width ot" river to provide land Fernand 0 and thelr anne a8 EXPL AINE D nat ommitt aid TACOMA, te t2—Anna Cart.| fictals here are nt naing te inapect hydroplan is pointed out SUNDAY Gasoline Tank Explodes; rv ‘ rovernment In cacy of intervention. hax been tha per de Be brat a view to preparing for a southern | «idered eo tar in the Clise farm, at |300—Mt. Zion. Baptist church, 19th Mexico with wh this nation can|of the so-ca s . 4 east ‘i wie abe : ave. and E. Madison st. Corner- Plant Destroyed | st-x42, min we sameaspee ax G UP Two weeks Sgo Mrs. Carlen. ran| fad, casters sir tall vervice la the) the northern end of Lake Sarmam:| dione ot pew berms, of armed eae r th a revolver in the ol} reel; vb in 2 fies from te bi Ma dge (color ol ss | see XICAN MAJORITY j Mextec Word gor here oy jose Bayecear here |, FOUr tentative aited already have! with a paved highway for the entirc Washington will be laid. 2 ee 4 Lane. rme rly ary : | upon, says natnmnber Ssttte te immediately lable fo: Ain re o> dears Uae Ehcieek oa have med her be ime y available for landing the history of Los Angeles ear H * governm erior, who follow * hn dace acaannn oe & wane ae eel The first of these wasand point, | purposes, it is anid ¥ oad completely destroyed the manu-|t pport of the vast majori €\ trom the ¢ noun dp . aie r bullets h i }a tract of 220 acres situated on the Washington Annex — Annual turing plant of the Turner Oi!) Mexicang themselves and the vst & peaitios with ¢ Biggy che fired four bullets MAK | cout whore of Lake Washington, fuet|MeGRATH WILL " jbanquet of Municipal league. Hpempany with an estimated damage| pathy and assiatance of the entire | on tnteresta we tot ‘> | Politicians ‘Are Trying tolers’toay, king nim | Ouaide the city limite on the north, | ADVISE COUNTY _BIRTHS Of more than $200,000 group of Latin-American countries -" se Sar thie - art Narrow the Field ie then went in search of Oscar! 1. 14, neon suggested that a county Postmaster Battle and Edward M ‘The fire started when o con-| Not the least of the forces that will | gy 9 ange pre te d uM a friend of Baker, found him . ng 1 be ideally located |Grath, superintendent of railw res h S. W., bay. taining lubricating of! overfiowed | work for the permanence and sta tionist act! wpe ae —_—— away, wounded him with an-|)) 0” Pars ly loca e108 ilwa W., girl oniat actly , he dgivote rig pace ore in connection with @ landing | mail eervice, are acting in an advise 1'Boyiston, trl ied flooded an open fire. A tank|bility of the new government, he| In BY HAROLD D. JACOBS bullet, announced she intend kaie, K., 1307 Weller at, Be: In this nit i A A be i as em. » done in a number | Ory capacity to the board of county * t. containing gasoline was ignited and will be the direct > tl iaat mundane the coresihenve ‘ YORK, May Political] «a to blow up the { in Tace sine tn tha theme conmiatonate tn bade non dal, Ly 419 Queen Anne @aploded. Before firemen arrived 10|the Mexican Federation of Labor, |+ nas ' ering is going on within the|™a with dynamite om, Faden) te availubilit m4 : ¢ i. a y of the various s 64th No girl Marge tanks containing gaso has @ present membership of | ajor parties with increasing| John D. Fletcher ALSO INSPECT ie ell daconeaga $21 Frink bivd., girl. @istillate were burr Flames were | 8 nen nan effort to narrow the! When she was arrested later, she) TRACT ON LAKE tt mai carton bow. w 80th ‘i shooting hundreds et the « emting with this and field Presidential candidates as| offertd guilty of first de At the head of Lake Washington is | landing field. one - . Ve ro Pag t h wet much as possible ore the ree aske she bel in. : e \ s are e 36 44th § air. establishing more | mach r ble before the national) &Fe : ked th he be! the Englewood tract, This was orig: |Ity of Seattle,” said We 6 Queen Anne ave. mee ations ¥ R conve 8. ange ally purchased b: sup of indl-| thought tha sana point site was 6202 W. & Burglar Pays Vv t bor and the Pan-America culated of some new. “trade” or| state, abe was informed ae been. tapes i. cons [teehee aleatty, acy cs oF sisich , 1258 Eastlake ave, Federation of Labor, both of g combination” attempted by various} Pine! appearing before the judge | prives at 0 acr with a broad. | would se: < rpo: imirab Madiso : While Tom Sleeps ir. ‘hesiea by Samuct Compe enders ' threatened to shoot. she by and le #4 pninutes’ ride| The enty Sittioully wit) be to colect Are pec f While Tom Smith slept in his] president. } Owing to the fact that sentiment] Pieaded not guilty by reason of tem-| from the heart of the city by mail| the best ise ncites te mbus sanitarium, foom at 411% Yesler way, he told has not yet crystallized sufficiently | Porary insar tru tr 1 18 Ww. ROT EC | AERO ON ruck t of Inspection will b 15 W. ¢ # fered $140 and bank books "showing 2 : {dates in each party stand out to thé sideration, The first ig the Diet-| tions as to other sites will be w M th W., fn + $1,100 deposits trom his pockets: The whole game of American in extent of overnaadowing all rivals FE k Hamm dairy form, on the west comed, says Postmaster Battle neon, BI $ Ninth New } en terventionists, Vargas believe the practical politicians have the | ake, A. F W. 78rd.’ gitL ‘ P titi R ll f been upset by the overthrow of ¢ biggest task in this direction they 4 J ttle, boy f etition Recall o | ranza | have faced in recent years nid, 6921 Ellis ave., boy | “Walla Walla Sh ay geaiam dd: tie Setecrantsen.|OCOOON GOVERN: 10 GO) tasietions ats bescetns etroaser | rs $048. eink 4 alla alla eriff | sain has been based on the policies | * Plane Passenger that the majority of party leaders c “afer one ? WALLA WALLA, May 32—Recall | and conduct of the Mexican govern: | ) have begun to rally about a particu: | Ip | oe D il | 5 see # Petitions are out for Sheriff: Yates, | ment under Carranza . noone lar candidate in each party, but in-| Pennsylvania ars eraile } Fecently invoiyed in a booze scandal} The report of the long investiga BY WING SLIP dications are just s strong: that| y ! i MARRIAGE LICENSES 1 and charged with allowing prisoners | tion by the special senate committes| 18 an Atiempt to murpass all pre-|thene leaders are experiencing the| in — | aceess to liquor. which is now in process of being | Y!0U* records for fying time and dis-| greatest difficulty in convincing th | kOnj 99 — . yr nana | tance, Gov. F, Olcott of Oreg i}rank and file that their tplettions HAMILTON, “Ohio, “May 22 | Western Debaters Bested in| Walker Urges i Spineful hop off at Blaine, Wash., Sunday for| will insure electi T rsons ightly | Bi i : 3 ; if ection Three persons were Injured slightly | ‘oston Contest | |%.,4,000.mile flight to Stockton, Cal. According to the best available in-| when Pennaylvania train $08, Grand : Policy he trip is a feature of the automo-|formation, Gov. Frank O. Lowden! Rapids to Cincinnat!, left the rails Be | Hi Sat deuten ahi Wak hone tenia tee be Goamant the sed Pro a itt semerviiie | 18 the first intercollegiate debate! “If the-interests of Americans are Monday for the Pacific Coast Adver back ar the crepubliern tonto, nine miles north of here, {ever held between the East and| menaced gy any other country, the |) F t : | Using club convention at Stockton. | regulars.” ‘There ts maid to be an{5 a.m. today | West, Harvard defeated University | Sate SHOE the wokerntineat: GA 80 | Dus auacnten Wake b +3 lum % 4 : jov. Oleott will be piloted by Licut. analogous situation tmong the demo-| ‘Three care were derailed of Washington Friday night at Bos:|veait would bevhut off Walters, William J. Seattle Ld a ly of the ni aero squad-|crats regatding Gov. Jamea M. Co: The ‘ set ‘tales | ft Gore, Jessie B., Seattle t er avtare Bmaytate pan |eoank r 1. Cox} The injured are being taken to/ton, according to word received at] This was the advice of Allen Walk- | Lotquist Oe ; Traveling incognito, the governor| peril an a the University Saturday *@ ler, former trade manager for the |Johnson, Huldah, Seattle ¢ landed in the big DIT at Kent Friday | | The subject was: “Resolved, ‘That! Guaranty Trust Co, Sew York, | Figlinski, Joseph, Riverside . ? afternoon, Seattle having no facili Believe Skeleton congress should suppress afl propas/afidressing the Ch of Com. |Skibicki, Jeanette, Seattle ....Legal M | ties to permit the landing of a large, | ganda leading to the overthrow of| merce at luncheon Friday. | ES RA ED | fast machine That of Missionary) tie: united, states government by| “We need a spinefal rather than a DIVORCI te GRANT | Pilot Kelly was surprised that Se QUINCY, Ih, May 22.—Unearthed | foree and violence. Conelronane spineless foreign policy,” he said, | mar STnevleve Sims treee aa ttle has no regwiar field for air: | lby recent foods in the Mississippi | sranted.” He and Walter Parker, general | Mitchell, Walter C. from Rirdie \ Her a skeleton believed to be that]. Washington upheld the affirmAtive.|manager of the New Orleans Asso. | Raines, Grace from Herbert just left Eugene, Ore,” he of a missionary connected with the| Wendel Black, Earl Nelson and | ciation of Commerce, addressed the |“? Bo “DEATH 3 ty a Utite-terd ce none ah La Salle or Joliet expeditions in 1679| Floyd Toomey represented the Pur-| chamber on trade, relations, urging | Ss \ peotile, bat théy're voting todas Belgian Woman Tells Of} nae been found at Meyer, 20 miles| ple and Gold. The first vote of the | concentration on foreign trade devel-| Taylor, Prank, 78, 1221 Minor ave. \ on & $22,000 bond issue to provide a| Suffering north of here. judges were two for Harvard and | opment? Lanphere Sohn: * months, 2688 municipal landing field.” Two silver bracelets, and three |one for Washington, but as Harvard $$ Jaen We a6 i | Olcott. and Kelly made the trip] 4 , solid silver crosses were found with | rules require a urfanimous dec! ‘The lighting equipment in the new | Sevens, Seoree B.. S116 Pout | trom Salem to Kent, 187 miles, in 110|,,4 Country of little children, starv-| the remains & second ballot gave the Pastern col-|mrunicipal building of New York |Greer, Margaret, 23, 9812 Graham st e an | minutes. aoribea Fel tne se hues toes re bong | —_-— lege the decision. City requires more than 150,000 elec: | ONe!l! Ente fr, Regina hotel. ‘ . ablist scribed Friday by Miss Helen Lo The dybate was held in the Sym rie lar Shon ovens + montis. 16h aia . Lieut. Kely hopes to establish a Arise, The deba a y tric lampe. ston’ ave. | wecaatt ely hope, to aatallen& itch of Belgrade, Serbia, represent | Wenatchee Woman | yxony iuattorium of Boston. More vine nal ve of the Serbian Child Welfare as-| ) > spor * * ine to Stockton Sunday. He ex- |than 5,000 persons are reported to The collective knowl- | pects to make the distance, approxi. Sociation, and Miss Matilda Spence of! 4, Io, Killed by Auto Waa Regence ueern ys ENTISTS : aa pee - ew York, nutional organizer for th a) 2K, May 22.—Blinde¢ ryt a edge and experience as- is htaly 1.0 mile in even BDLOUS | dety. who ‘are shakin eh the by the glare of headlibute of & speed paps 4 hee malf hours, weather permitting » ieee : | Ve ca y : f r n liest silos of history are n order to introduce our new (whalebone) pl mbled - "ann i her ; “ the larger cities in behalf of th: ing car, W. H. Crutehfield ran down| The ,eart ry = > " Plate, which is the lightest sembled in a bank can Gov. Olcott, who Ix scheduled to the larKer ett alt 0 and kilied Mra, Esther Anderson last | tracduble back to the Syrians who | h@ #rongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of ‘the mouths ’ not be found in any sin- |sccompany, him, 1 an enthusiastic tery are 60,00 orphans in. my| EM had pits in theground for the stor: qoea Tyr bite corn off the cob; guarams aviator " ee an arden a ” : - — age o! ee gle individual. For | vorate of the municipal landing flelds CONniry." explained Mine Lowanitchy| ra A Raye oe ere: EXAMINATION FREE Py 10 is the da ‘er of Prof. Sims ct y this reason a connection in Oregon waste laughter of Prof sina Lo: Farmer and Family | %. Wh aM Set Teeth Whalebone Webber with the First National Pl ture of Serbia. “When we estab, Mangled by Train|| Here’s at He rownts - Bank sp Bera \Plane Sets Record Uished our home, little bands of boys! CHEWHLAT, Wash. May 22 Thinks of W. Gridgework |. ; ‘ Bank makes for stabil- | With Four Persons 22° i! "it! ¢maciated bodies, who Walter Snodatn tein, te HET i an gviet omen Amalgam Filling . ity and convenience in | Be) fh Rb ‘4 had been homeless wanderers for, the hospital at Valley today with a| aaa N Hoy: wi rate egy PAINLESS EXTRACTI ae : cane » Yhio, May 22.—L, years, would travel days to reach our| fractured # 4 not expected tol] te arent on sages AN work & eed for 15 ye the carrying on of your | hien, civilian pilot employed by the refuge." ive: Mik weer ve plg || £2 SFant women the vote at the Ne und ‘et tooth wame day.” Bramipenon mabreaton, taken in. ti business affairs. |Dayton-Wright Airplane company . peed rare doer redding | BO told the House of nd Sce Samples of Our Plate und Bridze Work. We Stand the | wtablinhed a new world's rec:| FUNERAL SERVICES for Men,|soven-yearold aon are in the heaue || Commons that “women sare capt! Teriy Matienhy, whose work (neil phere eee g'#, recommended by OUR Jord for altitude for airplanes carry. Henrietta Sandmeyer, 78, who died, tal here in a critical condition, eo, || UY&Unsly capricious, fascinating: | | pationte who have tested our work Wek food satisfaction. Ask um ing four persons. [-Thgrsday at the Kenney home, West | result. of m colltaten peenition, as ai} iy futile, irresistibly irrational, in- || ¥OU are Im the right place. Bring this ad with Fe nT CeCe SO The plane, an ordinary Orville | Seattle, will be held at 4 p.m, Satur: | truck in which ripe ape ea | Feniously inexperienced, political Open Sundays From 9 to 12 for Working People : | Wright model, was driven wo day at the Butterworth chapel, l wan’ tidive and Lge Py y pusillanimous and wholly and orth chapel, Cre ting and a passenger train OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS