The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1920, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR OT NO.1 = BALLOT NO.2| (BALLOT NO.3] (BALLOT NO.4||BALLOT NO. 5 Alabama inson, 3. ‘Arizona: Wood, 6 Arkansas: Wood, ding, 1. | - California: Johnson, 26 Colorado: Wood, 9 Connecticut: Lowdén, 14, Delaware; Du Pont, 6; Lowden 2% food, #44; Harding, 1 | ) Georgia asked to be passed in the ing but this was denied by the Lowden, 6; Wood, 6; Lowden 6;| Lowden, then voted: Wood, §; 143} ; Wood, 5; Johnson, §. > Towa: Lowden, 26. Kansas: Wood, 25; Lowden, 6. Kentucky: Lowden, 20; Harding Johnson, 1; Sproul, 1; Cootidge,"1 Louisiana: Lowden, Wood, 3;| Harting, 2; Johnson, 1; Poindexter, ¢ Sproul, 1; Dupont, 1 Maine: Wood, 11; Hoover, Maryland; Wood, 16. Massachusetts Coolidge _ Wood, Michigan: Johnson, 30. ) Minnesota: Wood, 19; Lowden * mason, 2. Missiasipp!: Johnson, 2; Lowden Gule, 2; Wood, 4%; Harding 1%. | Missouri: Wood, 4%; Lowden, 18 on, 3; Harding, 5; Sproul, 3%; land, 1 | Montana: Johnson, 8 Rebraska: Johnson, 13; Wood WNevada: Wood, 2: Lowden, 1%;) Hoover, 1% ] New Hampshire: Wood, § i New Jerssey: Johnson, 11; Wood] Pat. | 1 28 3 New Mexico: Wood, 6 | New York: Poindexter, 1; Harding, | 3; Coolidge, 2; Lowden, 2; Hoover, | Wood, 10; Butler, 68. | North Carolina: Pritchard, 21; Johnson, 1. | Notth Dakota: Wood, 2; Johnson $. Ohio: Harding, 39; Wand, 9. Oklahoma; Lowden, 188; Wood, 1%. | ie ‘Oregon: Johnson, 3; Wood, 1 | A delegate from Oregon demanded ’ & poll of Oregon delegation after wt had announced. The vote | Wivania: Sproule, 76. | Island; Wood, 10 ae Cool | Lowden, Mich, » %: Coolidge, 1; Sproule, &:} oF i rict of Columbia: ‘Wood, 2. |: Poindexter, 2. ; ‘Wood, 2. to Rico: Wood 1; Lowden, 1. | Totals, unofficial vote — Wood , Lowden 211%, Johnson 133%,| ling 65%, Coolidge 34, Butler) Hoover 7, Poindexter, 19, il 84, Pritchard 21, La Fotlette Sutherland 17, Du Pont 7, Borah DRE RUSH AID | “10 MRS, SCOTT) 2 ‘Shy “Brother Officer” Gives | to Save Family Among those who contributed to- @ay to the Scott Kiddie fund, to help save the widow and two little @hildren of Robert C. Scott, mur. dered deputy sheriff, from being forced apart thru sheer destitution, was a policeman. In a letter to The Star he said: “I was personally acquainted with ‘the late Deputy Sheriff Scott, hav- ‘ing worked with him on different oc jeasions. Knowing the chances that ‘all peace officers take, and realizing “what this man’s family has to face as a result of his devotion to public @uty, I am enclosing the sum of $5 "as my mite towards their relief. Just Teredit same to ‘A Brother Officer,’ ‘as I desire no publicity for what 1 deem a public duty.” Another letter is signed “A: W.” “It follows: “I am a widow with little means| “bat, thank the good Lord, I have| “health and strength and no dear babies that could be torn from my arms thru want of means to care for them. I enclose a small offer. ing to the Scott kiddies and their | bereaved mother, and a wish that | © the millionaires of Seattle may give _ sccording to their abundance.” " INE KIDDIES ‘AKE UP COLLECTION ®tx children at the Children’s Sun. “shine home raised the sum of $1 ‘among themselves, and sent it tq the | fund. . 4 4 “A Mother of Ten” who is entirely “ependent for support upon her| elder children, but who says she puts aside one-tenth of all she gets for the Lord’s work, enclosed $2 in @ letter of blessing to Mra. Scott. ‘This letter came from a little girl “Enclosed please find 50 cents for | the Scott family. It is all I have in yy bank at present. I am 10 yours My name is Lucille Kraatz, 606 22nd ave. N.” Scott Fund A Friend ..,- ° Lucille Kraatz Previously acknowledged..... Total... ‘ JOHN W. TROY, collector of cus: for the district of Alaska, was Nn eonference Saturday with Roscoe ls | den | Wood 17 | La Follett 24 |15; Sprodl, 78M; Pritchard, 10; Knox, | R. | Arrested; Charged W oye “Drumheller, collector for Wash- Alabama— Lowden Wood 4, Johnwon 4, Arigona—Wooed 6. Arkansas--Lowden 2% California Colorado- ding 1 Connecticut—Lowden won 1 Delaware—-Du Pont Lowden 1, Sproul 1 Florida-—Lowden 2%, Wood 6% Georgia—Lowden 9, Wood & Idaho-—Johnson 1, Borah 1, den 1, Wood 5. Illnois—Johneon 17. Indiana— Lowden Johnson §, Wood 18 lowa—Lowden 26 Kansas—Wood 14, Lowden 6. Kentucky-—Lowden 26 Louisiana—Lowden 6, Harding 2, Sprout 1, Maine-——Wood 11, Hoover 1. nd—Wood 16 Massachunetts— Coolidge 3. Michigan Minnesota Johnson 1 Missiasipp! Lowden 3% Missourt Sprout 2%, Wood 4% Montana Nebraska Alabama (14)—Lowden 6, Wood 4, 6, ohnson 38, Harding 1 Arizona (@)—Wood 6 Arkansas (13)—Lowden 10%, Wood Wood 10% : -Johnaon 26 “Lowden 2, Wood 9, Har Johnson 26 Harding 1, California (26) Colorado (12) 2, Wood 9. Connecticut (14) von 1 Delaware (@)—Du Pont 6 Florida (8}—Lowden 2%, Wood 5% ja (1T}—Lowden 8, Wood § Idaho (8})— Johnson 1, Borah 1, Lowden 1, Wood 5 Illinois (68)>—Johnson 4 Indiana (30) lowa (26)—Lowden 26 Kansas (20>—Wood 14, Kentucky (26)}—Lowden Louisiana (12}—Lowden Harding 2, Sproul 1 Maine (12}—Wood 11, Hoover 1, Maryland (16}—Wood 16 Massachusetts (35}--Coolldge Wood 7. Michigan (30) Minnesota (24) 3, Jehnson 2. Missiasippi 3%, Harding 1, Pont 1 Missouri (36) Johnson 3, Harding 5%, Sproul Coolldge 1 Montana (%}—Johnson 8. Nebraska (16}—Johnson 11, Nevada (6>—Joh 1%, Wood 2, Hoover % New Hampshire (8}—Wood 8 New Jersey >Johnson Lowden ‘ Lowden 13, John 13, John Harding Low 17, Lowden Lowden 41 Harding Johnson $, Wood 23. Lowden 6 26 6, Wood Wood 3, % Johnson 30, Wood 19, Lowden Johnson 30 Wood 17, Lowden 6, Low Du 2)—Johnaon 1, Wood 5} 5% 3. Harding 2, Wood 6%, Wood 5, Lowden 19, 2h. Knox 1, Watson 1, Harding 3, Johnson 4, Lowden 20. Johnson & Johnson 10, Wood Nevada—-Wood 2, Johnson 2, den 1%, Hoover % New Hampshire— New Jersey New Mexico New York—Poindexter 1, Harding Coolidge 8, Hoover 3, Butler 26, | Wood 28, Johnson 5, Lowden 28. North Carotina—Wood 2, Coolidge Johnson 4, Lowden 15 North Dakota—Lowder 1, Wood 3, | Johnson 6 Ohio-—Harding 29, Wood 9. Oklahoma—Lowden 18, Wood 2 Oregon—Johnaon 8, Wood 2 Pennaylvania—Bprou! 75, Knox 1 Rhode Island—Wood 10. South Carolina—Watson ding 10. South Dakota Tennessee Texan jden 8%, | Utah Wood 5 Vermont—Wood 8 Virginta—Wood 3, Lowden 12. Washington—Poindexter 14 | West — Virginia—Sutherland | Wood 6, Johnron 1 Wisconsin—Hoover 1 Mette 24 Wyoming—Lowden 3, Wood 3. Alaska—Coolidge 1, Wood District of Columbia—Wood Hawati—Lowden 2 Philippines—-Wood 2 | Porto Rico—Lowden 1, Wood 1 } Wood & Lowden son Low Wood 8 Jobnaon 11, Wood 6 Wood 17 Wood 6 Poindexter 1, Hoover 2, Wood 19, New Mexico (6) New York (88 din ° Har. | 2 Jonn- nc But-| ler 40 | North Carolina (22) Wood 2, Lowden 10 North Dakota (10)—Lowden Wood 3, Johnson 6 Ohio (48—Wood 9 Oklahoma —(20). Wood 2 Oregon (10) Pennsylvania Sproul 75 Rhode Isiand (10}—Wood 10. Q)—Harding Pritchard 10, 1, Harding 39. Lowden 14, Johnson 9. Wood 1 1, Har (16>—Knox L Wood 10. Lowden 1, Wood 19. Wood 9, Harding 4%, Low Johnson 1. Harding 1, South Lowden Carolina 10. South Dakota 0) Tennessee (20)—Johnson den 2, Wood 17 | Texas (23)—Harding 4%, Wood 9, Lowden 7%, Johnson 1, Butler 1 | Utah (Harding 1, Lowden | Wood 5 Vermont (8}—Wood & Virginia (15)}—Wooed 3, Lowden 12.| Washington (14--Potndexter 14 ‘West Virginia (16}—Sutherland 15, Wood 1 Wisconsin (26}—Wood 1, Hoover 1, 1 Lowden Wood 10. 1, Lew. Wood 1, La 2 Wyoming (¢>—Lowden 3, Wood 3. Alaska (2)>--Wood 1, Lowen 1 District of Colurnbia (2}—Wood 2 Hawaii (2}—Harding 1, Johnson 1 Philippines (2}—Wood 2. Porto Rico (2}—-Lowden 1, Wood 1 Unofficial totals ballot No. 2: Wood, 289%; Lowden, 259%; John-| son, Harding, 59; Coolidge, 32; Butler, 31; Hoover, 5%; Poindexter, Unofficial totals third ballot: Wood, 393; Lowden, 282%: Johnson. 148; Harding, 54%; Coolidge, 27; But |ler 25; pindexter, 15; Sproul, La Follette, mM, Sutherland, 9; Borah, 1; Du Pont, 2, Watson, 2. 1; La Feette, 24; Sutherland, 15 Da Pont, Borah, 1 " . Jitney in Seattle | Ivan Horses and A. Sigar were the names of two jitney drivers who filed application for permits with Carl H. Keeves, aw perintendent of public utilities, thle week. Suit Would Eject Wife From Studio Suit was filed late Friday in the) |muperior court by | Bullding Co. against B. 8. Curtis and jee former wife, Clara Curtis, to DRY SQUAD NBS Canadian Inspector Arrested! ‘The sult alleges that the bullding| as a Bootlegger was rented to Curtis on reduced rental because of his national repu- }tation as a photographer. It con- Arrested as he was finishing a/|tinues to the effect that Curtis and game of golf at the Jefferson park | his wife were divorced and Curtis links yesterday afternoon, G. EB. Stir-|left the studio, The complaint de ton, a Canadian customs inspector,|Clares that Mrs, Curtis, having no was being held here today on a/|feputution as a photographer, de- bootlegging charge. His automobile | feats the idea which inaugurated the and 37 quart bottles of whisky are|Tiginal contract and therefore the in the hands of the dry squad. | plaintitts ‘Plead for an eyection. Informed that Stirton was engaged — Canadian borer, dry sausd members | onest Confession Tough on His Cash are said to have arranged with him| a few days ago for the purchase of @ quantity of Nauor. Honest confession may be good for The deal is said to have been com-|the soul, but {t's tough on the pleted at the ‘golf links, Stirten tell-| pocketbook, thought Gregor Gogolin ing the officers they would find the|im. He pleaded guilty before Judge whisky in a downtown hotel. With|Neterer in the federal court Friday to liquor law violation and paid a fine of $200 NEW YORK. — Fighting a duel, Omfreio Caraceiolo, barber, was slashed by Louls Viscopo, a long-| shoreman. Caracciolo had a ao and Viscopo used a knife. him under arrest, they visited the| room and found the 37 quarts, it is charged. He will probably be turned over to government authorities for prowe-| | cution. | Driver, Fined $10 $100, | Faints in Court| Collapsing in @ dead faint when Judge John B. Gordon sentenced him for reckless driving Friday, J Lewis, 30, who had given his oc- cupation as a manager, furnished the court with a mild thrill. Bailiffs, clerks, spectators, and even Judge Gordon jumped out of their seats Many thought the man dead. He was #iven a $100 fine. Lewis was carried into an ante- room and revived in time to receive chilling mouthful of water, Police arrested Lewis at 16th ave. N. and K. Mercer st. Thursday night after complaint was made that a drunken auto driver was endangering tele phone poles in the district. ‘ Fine Husband, But He Threatened Her Life Outside of the fact that he threatened her life, Mra. Harriett Blackwell declared her husband was a fairly decent sort of a man in that he provided well, $he said all this in a suit for divorce filed in the superior court Saturday. The unfortunate spouse's name is James. Pay Samente Tax; ; Even if you haven't received a bill for the second instaliment of your income tax—better pay it by June 15 By check is the nicest way, say revenue officials, Addreas the collector of internal revenue, at Seattie, Tacoma or Spo kane, No Authority to Bar Woodyards That the board of public works has no authority to abolish the lawful operation of existing wood yards was the opinion handed*down Saturday by Thomas Joveph Louis Kennedy, first assistant corporation counsel for the city of Seattle \Mrs. Griswold ‘Is on Library Board Appointment of Mrs. W. 8 Grin wold, prominent club woman, to membership on the Seattle Mbrary board was announced by Mayor Caldwell Saturday, Mrs, Griswold| is Mrs. Alice M. Twitmyer, who resigned recently on account of a change of residence, Pocketbook With $200 Found on Car What's a little thing like $2007 A plethoric pocketbook, wrapped in twine, and containing close to tha, amount, bas been resting unclaimed in the Lost and Found department of the city.rallway for nearly a week now. Claimants will line to the right. th Conspiracy J, J. Martin and John Maughan, wanted in a conspiracy case in con- nection with the alleged erratic functioning of the late Rural Auto Express Co. were arrested Friday night in Yakima, the local sheriff's office was notified Saturday. They will be returned to Seattle for trial. Never worry about trouble today that you can put off until tomorrow, ° WORMB for fishing are growing scarcer, according to Herbert Owen, secretary to the mayor, the Metropolitan | Don’t Forget It} Alabama Lowden Wood 4, Jobnaon 4. Arizona Wood 6 Arkansas — Lowden % California Colorado Wood 9 Connecticut 10%, Wood Johnson 26 Harding 1, Lowden Lowden 13, Johnson Delaware 2, Harding 2 | Lowden 2 Florida ‘ein Idaho Borah 1, Dupont Lowden 1%, Wood 6% lewden 9, Wood & Wood 6, Johnaon Lowden 1 Ilinols—Jobnxon 17 Indiana—Lowden 3, | Johnson 6, Wood 18 lowa—Lowden 26. Kanaas—Wood 14, Kentucky—Lowden Loutriana—Lowden Harding 2, Sproul 1 Maine--Wood 11, Hoover 1 Maryland—Wood 16. Massachusetts-Coolidge 19, Wood | 16. Michigan- Mignesota Johnson 2 Minsinsippt 1%, Harding | Missouri—Johneon | Watson 3, Sproul Lowden 19. Montana Nebraska—Joh: Nevada—Jobnson Wood 2% New Hampshire New Jersey—Johnson 1, Lowden 41 Harding 3, Lowden 6 26, 6, Wood Johnson 36. Wood 17, bowden 6, Lowden Wood 2%, 1, Kobx 3%, Wood. Johneon & n 10, Wood 1%, Lowden 2, Wood & a1, Wood | New Mexico—Wood 6 New York--Poindexter 2, Hoover 3, Johnson 5, Coolidge 0b, Wood 2, Butler 20, Lowden 82 North Carolina—Watson 1, Hard ing 1, Wood 3, Lowden 16 Johnson 1, Harding | North Dakota 3, Johnson 6 Ohio— Wood 9, Harding 29. | Oklahoma—Lowden 18, We Johnson 6, Wood Knox 1, Sprot Wood 10. Lowden Wood 16. Wood 19. o% Lowden 1, Wood Oregor neylvania thode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennersee—Lowden 1 Texas—Wood 8, Lowden Harding 4%, Johnson 1 Utah—Harding = 1 ut Lowden Wood § Wood 4 Washington—Poindexter | West Virginia—Suther nd | Wood" #, Johnson 1, Harding 4 | Wiscons Wood 1, Hoover 1 Follette Johnson 2 Wyoming—Lowden 3, Wood Alaska-—Wood 1, Coolidge 1 District of © mbia— Wood Hawaii—Lowden 2 Philippines Wood 2 Porto Rico Lowden Official totale—Wood den 289, Johnson 140%, Harding 61, Coolidge 25, Butler 20, Hoover & Poindexter 15, Sproul 79%. Du Pont 2, Knox 2, La Follette Borah 1% Sutherland 3, Watvon 4 ‘Elmer D. Ball Is Named by Wilson WASHINGTON, June 12—Preat dent Wilson today signed the recess nominatiop of Elmer D. Ball, Lowa to be assfitant secretary of agricub | ture. Lowden 12 M4 la 1, Wood 1 214%; Low 22, NEW YORK.—New York Ameri can raises price from 2 to 3 centa, POSSES PURSUE Deputies Hunt Man After He Kills Farmer | SACRAMENTO, Cal, June An insane man early today Elmer Strauch, prominent farmer (mad man may give battle to ¢ ution, now trying to find him, is preparing to send a heavily armed pomsee to Elverta 12 killed Elverta Took Everyiiing in Sight at Home Thrift stamps, a revolver, ladies’ plain goid band ring, old coins, ivory € jon and a heartshaped locket with “AR” inscribed on it, were stol. jen from the home of Mra. L. Raven, } 802 Prospect st. Fri@ay night, by a burglar who gained entrance by jim. mying a window, |Tacoma Official’s Auto Is Hit by Car Driving a Franklin ear, a commis sioner of Pierce county was struck by a Seattle street car near the postoffice on June 7, Saturday the Tacoma commissioners put in a claim with the city for $5 Yesler Cars Will Stop at Third Ave. Beginning Monday, Yesler Way cable cars will have their downtown |terminal at Third ave. The change jis to relieve congestion on Second |and First avenues, according to D. |W. Henderson, superintendent of | rallwa ve, Advertising Men Will Meet Monday For the purpose of completing the | formation of the new Seattle Adver tising Men's club, a meeting han been called for 12:15 Monday, in the tea rooms of the Bon Marche. All men | who devote a major portion of their | time to advertising work are invited to be present Some 60 advertising men have sig. nifled their intention of joining the new organization, | Thieves Steal a Diamond Stickpin A diamond «tickpin valued at $100 and a brown leather purse contain ing $7 were removed from 5. L Hale's home, 6211 13th ave, &., last night, by @ prowler who walked in the front door after using a pass key. Many a young man imagines a sirl is marrying him for himself, when in reality she is marrying him for his job, INSANE SLAYER Sheriff Jones, fearing the} Ala! Lowden 6, Jotnson 4, Wood 4 Arizona Arkansas California Colorado j Harding my Wood 6 Wood 1% Jot Lowden 11% Hoover 1, wien 18, Johnson 1 vont 6 Lowden 1% od 6% Lowden 9, Woed 8 Johnson 1, Lowden 1, Hard Florida w Georgia Idaho jing 1, Wood 5 | Iilinols—Johnson 17, Lowden 41 | Johnaon Indiana Lowden 4. | Harding 4, Wood 18 | lowa—Lowden 26, Kansas Lowden Harding 4 Kentucky Louisiane Harding 2 Maine-—-Wood 11, Hoover 1 Marg land-Wood 16 Masnach usetts—Coolidge } 18. Michigan—Johnason 30 Minnesota-—Wood 16, Johnnon 2, Kellogg 1 |. Miasinsippi—Lowden 1%, 1%, Wood 9 Minnourl—-Wood 9%, Lowden 18%, Johnson 1, Harding 6%, Sproul 6% Montana—Johnaon 8 Nebraska—Johnson 10, Wood 6. Nevada—-Lowden 2, Wood Johnson 2% New Hampshire Wood 8 New Jersey—-Harding 1, 10, Wood 17 New Mexico New York Ward 1, Johnson 3 | 4, Coolidge 6 Lowden 42 6, Wood 10, Lowden 26 Lowden Wood 3. Wood Lowden 6, Johnaot Wood 6 Poindexter 1, WwW. Hoover, 1, Butler Harding 6, Wood 24, Johnson 1 Lowden 17 Lowden 2, » Hard “e) North Dakota 1 Job Wood 3 Required a poll of the dele nm and the clerk called the roll Harding 39, Wood 9. Wood 2. Johnson 6, Wood 4, Low gat Ohio Okiahoma~Lowden 14, Oregon den 1 Pennaylvania—Knox 1, Sproul 76 Rhode Inland—Wood 10. South Carolina—Lowden (1, South Dakota—-Wood 10, ‘Tenneasee—Lowden 2, Wood 18. Texas—Lowden 10, Johnson | Wood ¢, Harding 6 Vermont—-Wood 8 Virginia--Wood 3, Lowden 12. Washington-—Doindexter 14 West Virginia Butherland | Wood 9, Johnson 1, Sproul 1, Coolidge 1 Wisconsin—La Follette 24, Hoov er 1, Wood 1. Wyoming—Lowden 3, Wood 2. Harding 1 Alaska—Wood 1, Coolidge 1 District of Cotumbla—Wood 2. Hawali—Lowden 2. nes—Wood 3. Porto Rico—-Wood 1, Lowden 1 The totals on the Tifth ballot fol. 1, Harting 2, . 299; Lowden, 203; Johnson. 183%; Harding, 78; Sproul, 82%: Butler, 4; Coolidge, 29; Poindexter, 18; Knox, 1; land, 1; 1; Du Pont, Kellogg, 1. BALLOT NO. 6 Alabama—lowden Johngpn 4 Arizona- 6; Hoover, 6; Ward, & Wood 4, ‘Wood ¢, by lowden 11%, Callfornta—Johnaon 26. Colorado—Lowden 3, | Wood 6 Connecticut—Lowden 1 Delaware—Du Pont 4, Wood Marding 1. Florida: Wood Harding 3, 13, Johnson 1 Lowden 1%, Wood 6%. orgia-—-Lowden 9, Wood & Idaho—Johnaon 1, Lowden Harding 1, Wood 4 Ilinois—Johnson 17, Indiana—Harding 6, Lowden 7, Wood. 16, lowa—Lowden 26. Kansas Harding 4, Kentucky—Lowden 26 Louisiana—Lowden Harding 2 Maine—Wood 1% Marayland—Wood 16 Massachungtts—Wood 12, 23 Michigan Lowden 1 Minnesota—SVood Johnson 2, Kellogg 1 Mississippt — Wood 9%, 1%, Harding 1 A Mississippi delegate demanded a poll, but later withdrew it, Missourt-—Wood 2%, Lowden 18% Sproul 2, Harding 13 Montana—Johnaon 8 Nebraska—Wood 12, Johnson 4 Nevada—Lowden 2, Wood 2, John son 2 New Hampahire—Wood & New Jersey-——Harding 1, 10, Wood 17, New Mexico—Wood 6. New York—Poindexter 1, Ward 2, Johnson 3, Hoover 3, Butler 4, Coolidge 3, Harding 5, Wood 23, Lowden 44 North Carolina—Watson 1, son 1, Wood 2, Harding 2, 16 North Dakota—Coolidge 1, Wood 3, Lowden 3, Johnson 3 Ohio—Harding 35, Wood 18 Oklahoma—Lowden 18, Wood 2 Oregon—Johnson 5, Wood 4, Hoov. er 1. Pennsylvania—Knox 1, Rhode Island—Wood 10 South Carolina—Lowden 11, South Dakota—Wood 10 ‘Tenneanee—Lowden 3, Wood 17, Texas—Johnson 1, Wood 5%, Low: 8%, Harding 8. Utuh—Harding 2, Bowden 2, Wood 4 Vermont—Wood & Virginia—-Wood 8, Lowden 12, Washington—Poindexter 14. West Virginia—Wood 8, Johnson Lowden 1, Harding 5, Wisconsin—Wood 1, Hoover 1, La Follette 24, Wyoming — Low: Harding 1, iit Alaska—Wood 1, Coolidge 1 District of Columbia—Wood 2. Hawall—Lowden 2 Philippines—Wood 2 Porto Rico. Lowden 1, Official totals: . Wood, 311%; Lowden, 31114 “on, 110; Harding, 89: Butler, 4; Coolidge, 28. 15; Knox, 1; La Foliette, 24; Watson 1; Du Pont, 4; Hoover, 5; Ward, 2; Kellogg ,1, 2 Lowden 41 Johnson 2. Lowden 6, Wood 10, Wood 3, Johnson 18, Wood 11, 16, Lowden 5, Lowden Johnson WwW. Bm John. Lowden Sproul 75. de Wood 2, Wood 1 : John Sproul, 77; Poindexter, Harding | 1,/ | Utah—Harding 1, Lowden 2, Wood ‘ j La Follette, 24; Suther: | Coolidge | 1%, | PICTURE FILMED— rT i Ad i STARTING TODAY CHARLES IN THE GREAT- EST BASEBALL IT’S ABSOLUTELY THE BEST PICTURE HE HAS EVER MADE, BARRING NONE EVER THE PINCH HITTER” ALSO—6th Episode of Veatch fel iit |BALLOT NO. 7) Lowden @& Wood 4, Job Harding 2. Artbna — Wood 6. | Arkansas—Lowden U%, Wood {1% | Califotnia--Johnson 26. Colorado—Lowden 4 Harding 3 Wood 6 Connecticut—Lowden 1% . Wood 1. Dem ware—Dupont 3 Harting | Lowden 1 Florida—Wood 1, Lowden 1. Georgia—Lowden 9, Wood 8. Idaho--Johnson 1, Lowden | Harding 1, Wood 4. Illinois Johnson 17, Lowden 41. Indiana—Wood 11, Lowden Harting § Jowa—Lowden 26 Kannas—Lowden Harting 4 Kentucky—Lowden 26. Louisiana—Lowden 1, Harding 2 Alajama Johnson | 6 Wood 10, Wood 3,/ Maine-—-Wood 12. Maryland—Wood 16. Mansachusetts—Wood 12, Coolidge | 23. | Michigan —Johnson 16, Wood 13, Lowden 1 Minnesota—Wood 16, Johpson 2, Kellogg 1 Mississippi — Wood 9%, Lowden 1%, Harding 1 Missouri — Sproul 1, Lowden 16%,~Harding 16. Montana—Johnson 8. Nebraska—Wood 13, Johnson 8. Nevada—Johnson 2, Lowden 2,| Wood 2 New Hampshire—Wood 8, New Jersey — Harding 1, Johnson 10, Wood 17 New Mexico—Wood 6. New York—Poindexter 1, Ward 1, Lenroot 1, Hoover 3, Butler 2, Cool- idgo 3, Harding 8, Wood 24, Lowden 45. North Carolina—Johnson 1, Hard- ing 3, Wood 3, Lowden 15. North Dakota—Wood 3, Johnson 3, Lowden 4. Ohio—Harding 35, Wood 13. Oklahoma—Lowden 18, Wood 2, Oregon — Johnson 5, Wood 4, Hardingel. Pennsylvania—Knox 1, Rhode Island—Wood 10. South Carolina—Lowden 11, South Dakota—Wood 10. Tennessee — Harding 2, Johnson 1%, Lowden 7, Wood 9%. Texas—Wood Johnson 1, Low- den 9, Harding 7. Utah — Harding 2, Wood 4. Vermont—Wood &. Virginia—Wood 3, Lowden 12. Washington—Poindexter 14. West Virginia—Wood 9, Harding Coolidge 1. Wisconsin: Follette 24. Wyoming—Lowden Harding 1 Alaska—Coolidge 1, Wood 1, District of Columbia—Wood 2. Hawati—Lowden 2 Philippines—Wood 2 Porto Rico—Lowden 1, Unofficial totals: Wood, 312; Lowden, 311%; gohn son, 99%; Harding, 105; Sproul, 76; Butler, 2; Coolidge, 28; Poindexter, 15; Knox, 1; La Follette, 24; Len-| rbot, 1; Kellogg, 1; Du Pont, 3; Hoov. | er, 4 | Pgsene tal | A Little Wilt on the Price’d Help HONOLULU, T. MH, June 12—A remedy for wilt, which threatens the | pineapple crop here, has been found Lowden 5, Wood 2%, Sproul 75. Lowden 2, | ~Wood 1, Hoover 1, La) 3, Wood 1, by Albert Horner, sugar expert, who predicted it will save thousands of carloads of fruit } let, JACK DEMPSEY “DAREDEVIL JACK” \Complexions of Gold Now Rage in Paris tore cage 12 part of! HONOLULU, T. H. June 12.— gold. ore’ in are to in vogue 4 this year im Paris. ‘Two girls ap-|ather than sliow ber swin peared on the street with complex. | compete under the management fons of beaten gold. Their eyes were} the United States at Antwerp ‘as heavily laden with koh! as any | fall, Hawaii has set out to Jewers ever dared put on for her afternoon's peacock parade in the Bagdad bazaar. Their lips were scar- It was a striking combinatfon of gold, black and red. Parisians are also adopting eyebrow culture. This idea emanates from the United Hawaii’s Going It on Own Expense States, where beauty parlors with electrical appliances for ing or growing eyebrows t the brows into any style desired. A! it, ‘ina STARTING TODAY— A problem of the ages brought down to modern life. Is there any possible excuse for the unpardon- able sin? Should all women be judged by one? These are two of the vital questions answered in— ‘**The Double Standard’’ } WITH A CAST‘INCLUDING H. B. WARNER JAMES 0. BURROWS HERBERT GREENWOOD CLARE ADAMS VIRGINIA LEE CORBIN ut > SELECTED COMEDY TOPICS OF THE DAY CONCERT ORCHESTRA Lady Artistes