The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1920, Page 1

. Read “The Sagebrusher,” Western Novel. Begins in The slar on Page 7 Today On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise TheSeattleStar 7 iil Botered as Secund Class Matter May 3, 1899, at the Postoffics at Beattie, Wash, under the Act of Congress March 8, 147% Per Tour, by Mail, $5 tu 69 Temperature Last 14 Hours Maxioum, 39 Minimum, Today noon, 59 “VOLUME 23. : ; : SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, JUNE 7, 194 ) ‘ ; nates j ; IN SEATTLE .SEE HUGHES AS DARK HORSE? SEA ee. Ee MM = Mi ll Us GAINING | | ed 4 ‘1 4 ie nD Adams for V.-P. b ba fa , ao fea 4 Pat Gets Up Early. @. as Bes i | Hughes Smiles. aan. Te) ew at YT as iT iT SEEMS " WETS LOSE Salesgirl Photos Must Bei in by June 1 8 Borah Says He Would Favor| ee teat ans ged Eaggl TO ME | Hughes for Second Choice | “0 ver dilverstey ten sation | Five in Auto-Train Crash; © pax cceemn || BY RULE OF Z iegfeld Cantest Becomes Nationwide PuPictenicngm ae ei HIGH C ta Resana bd are BY Real Beer Foam. BY EDWARD M. THIERRY \ CHICAGO, June Meet Samuel) Te ldsieisia Gates Addison C. Freese, pro ver the Con-| of the Blanc ‘hotel, 196 Bat st, and Mrs. Edna MeKim m button’) wife ef RC. MeKinnen, 481 CHICAGO, 4 | horse stock soared on the ¢ the opening of the republican national convention. b Chicago ave. were drawned tate — The boom in dark horses was ¢ " topped by Charles Evans Hughes, ; re it aac night when facie. n rer . 1d overturned Pgs 1 ywden and Adams’) and plunging down into the Sag 7 : 3 splendid ticket,” he he * them Ory Forces Win Complete qu: river, pinned Borah, field McKinnon was rescued alive, but shortly North Ben@ hospital ™ s WAY RESULTS Victory in Decision Hand- ed Down by Jurists Johnson, t tions platt : WASHINGTO —The him as a t ¥ nai United States sv rt to provided. 4 Freese and Mrs. McKinnon } day upheld constiiutic pro natic fn n a party of six returning to ? hibition nense r | tle after a day’s outing. Whep i In a sweeping decision, the it was | reached + mie the gas court declared that the prohi- | Eecierg etateme | . No gasoline Wa FS bition amendment te the com | heels « €8 said modestly; adding hastily: “Ob Snoqualmie, #0 a stitution is wald and held that amons « ‘ : yee, 1) aoe eed plane ih non started to tk ‘ the Volstead act, enforcing it, } ny of th rm tend to fill n , Peltier aoa HEADQUARTERS FOR any « others, too gytieios 4 oval HUGHES oF D Adams owns a fruit farm at is an 3 t's action means that Greenwood, Va, and edits a fruit! near Meadowbrook, loose gravel pleasure cars. « Many suppo candi the side of the roadway caved on wae stead law, prohibiting peer gece” ad the| Rowers’ magusine. He's 44, part tigate of one per cemt or m Teast idehmesarmed bieter than | eee once lived Cale , a ™ nances ‘ | Chief Deputy Coroner Wille Mae: bidck afer eck-# walked. hol, must be ‘enforce! «fr jever:-Horah.spaisted, and it.would be Florida. and claims the. presidency | 6 Ta re | every state of thé Oiilon, regard " it te toe Sdn ha Corson -was*in North Bend and took cc ef the car and ’ I. , only in case of a hopeless deadlock |‘ se ing the accident. 7 took a squint the a state May pat and acceptance by Hughes of |* John Quincy Adams being a ein on, tacteak an qauges Dths of cars nt. State laws Borah’s platform ideas on the treaty aterent rai ps dies are at the North Be Rave tank ehnigany. | a peer a _ and other ns that he would nllrocey king parlors. And I a that le an u « have enacted . pee: . | ae li ) per . mber Jersey, Wisconsin at node 4 ri at Sulliva ecp- | yworook is situat 10 pe i ibrar eg a tma . ra opened hend-| | Pat Sullivan, *| mately one mile north of ing more " sunted, 14 re “an and Wyom < Bend on the F fic highway. sce i coi ann iil wits hes WHOLE, FAMILY, to oe ees "TS WIPED OUT Sag EE a: - pee oe ne, Soong Te I A ‘ x . € . on the : ror and virility have been| GRAND RAPIDS, Micka : tack on the cron Kel ies GRAND RAPIDS. Miche 3 x , sien Re euive the |Zutomebie" in which Saag 4 f 1 a “ rf i ha . cn : mata rian, wie eel 2 we oree nc 100 INJURED IN__ | | sami, Hoover's tackere were Tame WRECK OF TIRE | s ietele x a »|PLANT IN OHIO the ex-governor, ex-jus' n a ” : : Nidates wt here “ n AKRON, O. June %—Five j wo S NOR ¢ mee LACT, - . parently have led the ra come to Chicago With) cons were killed and more thal i. 1 TITUTIO = - ve . “a 4 n pow-w A newty-acquired kn smile] injured today in an explosion at} f _ fing lien’ a,’ ; t ar cerem neident | play ru his wt smile | Mason Tire and Rubber Co, at tated prohibit n valid | te a f war p knock uninstructed}12 miles trom here, cording te dan seemed r ment tot n an . scheduled for t, wh orts rece ed by 1 poli Rie sock “a , niihe con) ide Jeanette Alden; 7543 Ninth ave. N. W., 18 one of the earlier entrans tn The Seattle : ee s | ports received by local police. rows of a ® f t articlee of Star's Ziegfeld beauty contest, the winner of which will compete with the most beautiful 1 his a will ha c « seen sweeping. oft, t ‘ ‘ | Mayflower movies, offered by Ziegfeld to the “most beautiful saleslady in America.” Miss\,,& compromise treaty 5 rel ; ‘aching '™) BREAKS; MAN os ee ! Aiden, who is 19, is employed by Miss McGregor as a salesgirl at the New York Beauty|, te and . ene ‘IS KILLED : ie » . a | Saint re } Sta and journalists far on SAN FRANCISCO, June 71—O1 i” mor f t entrant Yr ar-Zieg em es of delegations were ex 7 Oclewates thet how. | fireman was killed and four ¢ ; - - ‘ beaut leanted to tnpt: Watil at tonight ankle utter up. presidential alley, ;indured when a ladder on which ¥ réd fire ca 7 orded heir picture The |some may be held tomorrow morn-| It's almost as bad the peace con.}men were drilling broke, thro 1 ‘ ‘ t . by June 18 ae Rerdened |them to the ground. Owen by I d r Ed Amea, Alabrooi we w lida K-) nailed as a lie eport that the|I¥ When his skull was crushed by, : : : and M. L. Kirkpatrich em t influe tolgenate slush vortmitiee ie| Reavy hose nozzle which struck % 1 t pick the half.dozen| ° ratification of the suffrage! going to investigate expenditures |®* he fell to ythe povement. : w Jermey, = g cures 48 ae +) amendment defo! ection ied and macaroons, {other firemen received minor ie - new in the Oriental Headquarters Are eee ane, Troops Rule in Stevedore’s 9% [fer campaign (oe any macaroons | juries and will recover, \t ment de w pe © them Strik NEW 2K, June 7—Charles B.|_ Hiram J. Johnson is on the scene. IR § tore Now Open © andhiat's photo must e [stugnen voday” retuned to tomnmnent| Not th vhs Hiram comes | SEVERAL DEAD — ‘ aa hair " ‘ ealx were on| YAKIMA, June Ir, t 1 anced in one| AUSTIN, Texas, June 1.—Maftial (on the statement issued by Senator) Tit ass “iy AS INTERURBAN ~ 1} jeore of dogy mate ‘om | bre 5 gg i S tevedores’ strike, It rade ef.| be acceptadle to him as a second | tinguishe me, all righ ldential nomination in case the plat-|for him, tho, I'm for Lowden,” howling 1 paint t u £ ic a nd pensive < feld himself, Neysa McMein, fore as ‘uz killed and a number injured when @ i eee Ot sBlaly. | The. Mantuck re Ware alley, “petite King" ahd erecidene| most, American maguzine-cover art-/ Health, Vocation “forah'a statement was read tof ‘Tips on who'li be nominated are| Pert Huron, i i a he : : vob a ae rg ga photographer; Jamen Quirk, editor of Boards to Move) ir ait re eat Waste no beer fonts Sod paGeae ot Main | toad riots rane aw HH ¢ ¢ tire [and consequently toda : ian Geran, he Beosuont for. tile Mee fowet | st en and tis Unites gaits gun io cae etd eg A Gr etsy ST 000 Probe Bill : “ee ters tel ’ sinning beauty a si ee | ihe [rowed tar, im wanes ove! Up Before Couneil, important government a ment, with Miriam Cooper 10 sh ith the exoscvice man in'aeat | WOULG Dee Missouri) the bartender stared at him hard,| Williym Hickman Moore's orth) ELC mT)| week 4 nance appropriating $10,000 to, 9) whe a jf a. fr ‘ S WELCOMED | ojentcia sino guarantees’ the na;{"t!¢: Will be housed under the same | and served him : } ii newt i Island WASHINGTON, June 7.—The #u|Uon's most beautiful salengirt n six.|TOO About August 1, when they are Delegation Seats} [enahie he mayor to make ai Hg . With their t t of the f al government court today overruled the ac-| weeks engagement with a gfol | Moved to the Arcade building. | KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 7.—W eeecrincticcass be bin bg seer gee y ‘ * - Apeenety ‘al Plates, chaten the Mtancert railway purchase is before city 0. tse : ee . se p Hg rake A orca 5 Leones Aighekde ds hu Boe ee cael Stud P PeeMBILGRe BSAA Lennvent Geert Jcouncil for action Monday after he eng: w bi 4 w Kwock Jan Fat, of| her expenses will be paid from her | ‘ ‘ 0 hast farther or wing trot ed Gal, a Chinese, ‘agsteutar (hnuce te atte COM Eat ration Git, |e oe ay telegraphed Will Hays of the nation-| a secint tans Back 10 had : there | tne United Staton sony [exbenses of her mother or a chat Orthopedic Beds!!! “omer king that Nations veal ttt as the ordinanees ju r r at claim: that he was an mert c ommitteeman cob Sabler be} v a BE cniidre regres: lich Maas tay ‘eiotee ek ete OC citien enlisted now in the, Eraternitios at the university will! denied participation in the commit The bill provides that the mayor ioe t t Linlted Mathes ald the aneamniangs ir the nation's most beauti.| muntain six beds in Orthopedic hos-|teo'x mecti shall have absolute control of the _.. ; th turned frém a trip to China, The Panoran,: Deval CHIGASD, | Nictdlan eaial Weil te: Lived to main | key oe Atlan eects “a pe ising wile the eng th his loud ef in-| court scored the secretary of labor ind, Pittsburg, Toledo, Detroit | 5 i ‘ ed to } anc jon, Missouri delegates, | ation erackin « t | toxicating lia f ishing the court an ade! and Butta he Hes Fou) tain one bed in the hospital be denied seats in the national con-} But the glass he got contained | eninstnehe —_— ie sharp Justice Vandevanter read the opin ute record in the case Cities which have shown great in Oh, V WwW il vention, All the men were named in | extremely yeek epee bas ee Some Lock! Kee engine yn of the court dopcet act WIRE ORMRMLIS SIT. estar connection with receipt of Lowden} Just then a man pulled up b 4 ps 3 Every 1 Bellingham Records [ran set Prem cae [ms Very Well, Let | cxinnaign money in Muwur nim and winked at the bartender! Union Men Out, Too at | Getting Ready for 55 Cc ncixco, Sacramento, Salt Lake It Be Even Thusly The latter stamped twiee on the) Idie bollermakers were seein amuser d . 2 70 in Census . t. Paul, Minneapolis,| WASHING June 7.—Allied | T at Enum.| floor he custo k new lounging places Monday, Policg! School Graduation’ ,,,. ’ a cen City, Dallas, Hou ; Hl Aaa oan Te fered A, [libs over the drink he got Hided a peat yookh” cae FIT DAY une 1,21 gh school # 1 us by inced that the New Orlear Milwaukee, Indi $893,716,093, while|Shocley is at Providenc hospital] “Signal for somebody in the cellar] union } quarters in the @ i Georg J pai of Bellingham, Wash,, in| anay Cincinnati, New York, Bo: raeas equipment | suffering from knife wounds in his|to turn on the real beer tap,” con-| building Saturday, and put towr a b receive This represents an increase | ton more, Washington, Atlanta, | was sold for 238, Secretary of |hands and arm: Binion iy lodged) fided the satisfied customer, “Get! locks on the door, shutting 4 9:20 yp. m. Wedt ¥. | tneis bof 1,272, or 6.2 per cent is, Paterson (N, J) and Erie.| War Baker announced today lin the county Jai. | wise! know your bartender” (union men out of their own ® 4 a eter”