The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 1

b * ¢ Weather Tonight and Saturday fair; warmer Saturday; moder- j ate northwesterly winds, 1 Maximum, 65, Minimum, 50, Temperature Last 4 Hours Today noon, 53, HER wuss ON STAN On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise The SeattleStar 7 iii office at Seattle, Wash. under the Act of Congress March Per Year, by Mall, $5 to Entered as Second Ch oe Matter May 3, 1899, at the Mm 1 ~ VOLUME 23. H., FRIDAY, Jt E 18, 1920. Ora Two CENTS IN SEATTLE i PEOPLE MAY VOTE ON CARFAREWS AS DANA HE scientific thought of ii the world for twelve fi FE Months in a nutshell. ~ ‘That is a reportorial Problem of dimensions What of value to human prog Fets have the workers in science to offer? Would that the equation was 9 ine as this, and yet in the final iY the persistence of science depend on its relativity to the on denominator. I've been attending the annual meeting of the Pa- division of the American A» for the Advancement of Anybody could, tell that the way I make sentences. When chemist gets a great, | Dic. unwieldy body, and wants to dixcover its “common denominat. or.” he takes a slice of the big body and puts it on a glass, and covers it with another bit of glass, and slips it under a high-power micro Scope, and, from the magnified characteristics of the tiny bit, he deduces the characteristics of the whole _ And that is the only way T know by which the current seasion of the Academy of Science can be trans- Jated to the public. A cross-section of the session: ‘Taking the meeting of the 2oolog- fecal section yesterday morning. Under the eye of the critical public, what does this «lip. chopped from the scientific thought of the nation show? Well, the ‘mole of the Pacific lope is bigger than any other mole, and he is worth, in his “prime,” some four-bits per pelt. and there was $50,000 worth of him caught last year, and that $60 00 worth was made into coats that sold for $250,000; and a mole is “prime” about this time of the year, and the more we catch of him, the better for the orchards, and lawns, and fields of the region Theo. H. Scheffer, of Puyallup, fs authority for the above. How about the Gila—call it Heeia—monster” the bite fatal or not? Our California cousins have de ated jong and earnestly regard ing this delicate point, because our California cousins have Gila mon. sters, and they are divided as to ; Whether these warty brutes are L urists’ attractions or natural 1 caps. Taking the testimony of Tracy I Btorer, of Berkeley, the Gila mon- ster is a fine natural Hun. There Way a professor in the Smithsonian institute who was bitten by a and who survived, and who ever thereafter regarded the Gila as a parlor pet. But it appears that the professor ‘was bitten on the thumb by the in consequential teeth in the futlic upper jaw of the Gila. And it appears that the poison of the Gila is in the lower jaw, and that a Los Angel nimal shark one of thore L. A. sidewalk “muse um” gabbers, in trying to entice a crowd to the show just inside the “big tent,” tickled the Gila under the ear, and the Gila bit him, and he estimable spleler died within 169 minutes, The Gila bit him with both seta of teeth, and the poison from the glands of the lower jaw had a chance to work—hearse, muffled drums! Anyhow, the Gila ts bad medi eine, and Arizona, California, and tourist way points can take due no tice. The next aa to the racial differ- ness in salmon Willis H. Rich, of the United Btates bureau of fikheries, handed out Did you know that the salmon gomes back after a tour of t h weas to the place where it was orn to do its spawning? Probably you did, but did you Know ‘that the salmon carry ar bord of their youthful excesses on the scales of their back? 1 bet you didn’t know that Now, a Yakima river salmon is a } t SEARCH NORTHWEST FOR norsuown,2 2%: 'er~"?-> BRUTALITY SAYS WER 2 ‘Show 4 on Wednesday IS RECITED | ? MERE. 5 r, ro) b | ae de in Same Roon Mrs. Margare ret Prath a AS If SEEMS TO ME FATHER IN ul “a ee Entry List Closes Today STORY OF OF | That the 10cent fare ordinance, | mother of movie I. Sa and first cousin of Senator His - ram Johnson, presidential pub ie was summoned fr ‘al er home at Walla Walla take the witness stand F n afternoon to testify for you E greegonee ight | law, Madge Anna i | trial in Judge ria be |man’s court for hush murder, While other witnesses fo fense were testifying this | that Howard Sawyer, her son, had a reputation for toting @ gun and beating his former Bessie Knettle, Mra. Prather sat it a little room outsidedthes courts r and wept. ar? When told she might havea in the room where the trial was Progress Mrs. Prather, said: i J even if it is approved by Mayor Cad well, will not become effective imme diately, was decided Thursday by Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meter Meier, in his opinion, ruled that the city council in drawing up the ordi nance had not specified sufficient tx to constitute an emergency within the meaning of the city char- a | ] different salmon from a Umatitta | river salmon, and a Quiniault sal- ’ | |mon is another ff from the | | Alaska salmon. And every little bit of salmon spawn that is hatched in j}any stream comes back to that stream, it it tives ‘Belief Grows Child May Be More than th the nature of the eitmon fa largely determined | Concealed in Tacoma by the stream in wh Jearty training ‘ or in Colorado In ite present form the ordinance for a 10cent fare and a 6%-cent} token will not pecome operative until | 30 days after its approval by the) mayor | FARE BILL, CAN BE REFERRED With the emergency clause of the! bill held to be void, the ordinance is | subject to @ referendum vote of the people, in case a movement is started | More than that. you can tell the | and petitions with the required num- oi aa |early life of a saimon by the lines . A‘ ber of signatures are obtained don't want to get that! close to. her jot ite scales, and the salmon that | Late telegrams figahed by Sherift a Mayor Caldwell ix scheduled to re ose bg ei was careful, that wouldn't take a [John Stringer to all Pacific coast ; . turn from Portland Friday, when he ant el ad Chance, and’ that lived in itn fresh. jeltieg.apd.oveveral astern. point ' | wil tve the bill hie consideration, GETS LETTER FROM water stream for a year after its | tailed to bring word of the location Hil | Tha ntatesment before the city eb HIRAM JOHNSON spawning is marked on every seale | o¢ Hetie John Lrewington, 10month: 7 | tes committes Thureday, D. W. Hen: Mrs. Prather said of it for the pacifist it is, And the | ‘ Gerson, superintendent of railways, ceived a letters f son expressing . r joss of her and bis o in the state's case. es “The republicans didn't nm Cousin Hiram for president,” said, “because he is a man strong will anda mind of his They wanted somebody, they can tate to. gamboling roysterer of a maimon |94 Kidriaped child of Mra Ines} that beat it from fresh-water to the | Brewington, former Seattle beauty. | John Bre wr ington ‘pulsing wea within: a few weeks Mrs. Bre ‘on has moved from | would add §1,478.280 to the annual after its nativity, that flah is | ber Seattle address at 422 N. 47th at | revenue of the street car sy J | marked on every scale of ft for |t0 her father's home, at 1316 8. J st 'Namesakes | Henderson declared that this would lowing the arrest Thurs be sufficient to pay operating ex- | the roving adventurer it was, or ia, ,Tacoma, fc Well, that's that—the mole, the | day of the father, Orval Brewingtor Sonbde, tapetaih dhenges and monk tie # on the $15,000,000 pur-! Gila monster and the salmon, di | Who is said to have taken the « installme eatimated that thé increase in faree specified in’ the pending ordinance an, — but related by xcience last month. Mra wington, up “HAVE TO AMEND IT. “My boy, Howat@, wasnt the Finally, why is man? ! arrest of the father yester ° one ' ARES THE MAYOR 1 of man the witnesses sny he Where did’ animals quit guess with Mrs. Fannie Loy in Politics nat the 64«cent fare ordinance | . by He never swore. His ing and man etart thinking? St. & life-long friend | recently passed by the city council | i used to curse*right out, , | Where aud instinct quit and rea penis. ee from wages Bill Shakespeare aus ft. He ut wit have te be Antenne wikia 8 H pen eet see eae i | Is there a bridge between t formation chat wington was ar-| (ered a mouthful ‘whee he warbled: | 200 Smt venus fer the strest car 1 ever used that kind of language. ey rested near the home of his father.|“What’s.in a name?” near the hon h father i | BRIDE LISTENS TO | saucy bee and the dean of the loc ystern, was the declaration of Mayor | | school shilosophy? inlaw, Joon G while evidently} In San Francisce the democratic : . r Pr ThGRt Deets Gut cal this’ ||beuking. fntorination of a nature not|Ciahe are gathering. But. i. che| Colwell on. Bis, retuem, from. Pare: . , a 7 , TESTIMONY INTENTLY s qui a presidential candidates are depend-| and Friday | Miss Ruth Lorine Kirby, who sells waists at Frederick &| Meanwhile, a half-dozen=def Spencer doc |there is a scientifi this problem. ~ And bol vigorously, scientifically, the Was bridged at the session yester- 1 it, and The mayor refused to state! yr Aggy 44 . tes the infant|!m@ on their namesakes in Seattle Nelson’s, is entered in Zie, ).| Witnesses in the courtroom took | pi@eal theory Indicates the infant] Ing on UNGlr nalmeeetng pectectiy| whether he would veto the bill rais-| lson’s, is € in The Star-Ziegfeld contest for the $100-| Witness forbade : Oe tack to that |S00d Ude in. the sing ing street car fares in Seattle. After! a-week stage and movie engagement offered by the famous | over the opjection of Deputy . a lengthy conference with D. W.| pn A A . ree A ‘ ent to | or here hat poll showed cutor T. H. Patterson, whi arrest to learn} For here is what a p wed |e uaie, ‘sunamintastaat of Aan |producers to the “prettiest salesgirl in America.” Miss Sepecakdon esa Oe yee 1 ~ ‘« ion today aps , . eng NY feos ba _ i oral bg nan po me MES. J. W. BRYAN, 4203 Wood.| ¥4% he announced that he wished! Kirby's home is at 2306 N. 77th st.—Photo by Bushnell. lived for a time;ein Walla portant a bit of news as the vanced is that] | 3 , ¥ to confer further with city officials S he sa f jorado. with|lawn ave.: No, I will not vote for and in Seattle. that atreet car fares are going in Color iBevan sven if he were nominated before announcing his decision * * * ee Madge Sawyer listened fh If there is a problem that bothers the thinking men of the world to day, it is this problem of where | did this animai man begin to be a In speaking of the pending coun-| Entries in the StarZiegfeld con-|attle stores may enter the compe-| She seemed much stronger, tho gil ordinance, Caldwell declared that |tegt to decide the “prettiest sales-|tition by bringing their pictures to| Pale of face, than on previous he preferred the bill as originally) gir; in America” will positively a agi She heard her story of the m considering, correlating, consecu ase./mont ave.: “Really, I don't know | 2rafted A pig bie a f4i close, 90 far as Seattic is concernéd, | TP? St#r officn or by appearing | in which she shot her bridegro posnmpau nn 89 . Jmuch about Edwards. Can't say |20% Providing for a straight 7-cent| at 5 o'clock this evening |person at the Bushnell studio, in] self-defense near their gaa ct fare. se UP to tha hour salengiris im Se-|the Arcade building, or the | Hydah, in Lake Union, on May NAL ORDINANCE a ——|& Merrinew studio, in the | corroborated in every detail. | When did the monkey stop jerk | Whether I'd vo or him.” 5 ing and jumping, and start figur MRS, E. H. PALMER, 1123 14th | CORIGINAL, 1 . ; ling ‘and fretting? | ave. 8 No, Palmer won't do. I'm SEEMS PREFERABLE |building, to have the pfetures| Mrs. Gertrude Hickock De. mite A progressive — progressive republi-| “The present bill wilt tackled this funda a progress . dvertixe the WILL ROGERS’ taken that she knew Sawyer and his ent »roblem Lik arsit can city as a 10cent fare and 85-mill | This clo a so a at) Wife in Pomeroy, when they mental problem like a ‘varsity fu HEADS A, F OF L. " ‘ sing date is set so thit| tore in 1919, and said Sawyer Northwest cities| My views don't coincide with his ex © search for the| cept on grape a| MES. BE. A. EDWARDS, 22 ready on MRS. THOMAS MARSHALL, 216 city,” the mayor sald he original the judges of the local contest may | back. Sez Ritter, sez he ea peony por pokcdrmvi = ; a | Cedar «t.: “If Mr. Marshall is nomi. | ordinance seems to me to be prefer-| make their selection, arrange for|%, TePutation there for beating las |the things you’ brag over, Mister nuted in San Francisco I shall be able to the one passed by the council | further photographing and send the| 78 wae also the testimony of Wiseman are, in essential, no ait. \1$ Elected Unanimously at|&Pey to vote for him. He'll suit last Monday.” pictures of the Seattle winner east|7. Rummins, of Seattle, who wag | seiea’ tas “ee sae? ten te me all right That the ‘Thomson ordinance it will reach the office of Flor |>artner of Sawyer. oe BM a Another partner, Walter J. ; sfeld, jr, in New York by] son testified that Sawyer had B a | , beads adores your inetifiet has. | Montreal Convention | M. COX, 511 E. John st, | Would offer no more technical ob- enz ee pot, only year Ineeitet ba |oanere in very little chance that 11d atacles tothe. railway officials in| WO Other Youngsters Fight s°*, ” iestitied, a Bares | . r | vote for MrCox. Have nev ted |Making change and accounting fo | “Oat hy llr 4 rged. MONTREAL ne 18, — Samuel | ote Z “ay gees ep: qpcred The Scot dies ene’ | Toa ic as kok ee ed “lena ye polly lh, ese "| the democratic ticket befor |fares than the 6\-cent fare bill was for Lives lpeigiven saat Weipeunny ohatte mets eds ae ss ce ? an. le of j¢ he statement of Mayor Caldwell a oa ey essential difference between the | ized labor, today whs re \* 8.- h | Levy's Orpheum, at which entrants ‘ SHOW HE sort of sense a honey bee dis} dent of the American. | dripathe Eger Gis. be 4 : etea pres } i" Caldwell intimated that the pend LOS AN 2 eration of in the Ziegfeld race wi cf y Fi ge pes is tah ter: agg Bi Lazy Husband ing measure, according to the esti.|droye all the merry wit and laughter [jn she Zieeveld Goidtona nn one WAS A DEAD SHOT No one ran against Gomper mate of Superintendent of Railways | oyt of the home of Will Rogers, hu: the interest of the contestants and|, “Did you ever hear of Sawyer be nv ing in a gunfight?” and tian Henderson, would not produce su or a democratic candidate, | his elect unanimous, except | ll P li | morist and actor, today | their friends. f cient revenue to of © the roads, | “No,” said Robinso: ote. It was east by De 7 CULES FOCTCE | tient revenue to operate the roads, |e serick, syearold; eon, lay in| It was planned to heye 4 dressine| <n ne ee jand the sort of a sense a rep lican candidate for president pl for that matter. That reason, and | for or , What renko t defray the cost. of depreciation, and “Did you ever hear of him fight: presumably love, and loya and te Jamen A. Duncan of Seattle lead |hearsal on Monday ev. > = s wiry ve, Bid Joypity, Bnd 1 § the ins’ nts on the pur-| the parlor, dead ars londay evening of the|ing with a man in any way?” ie ashe pg mah ng Misle Gompers has ‘been head ofthe ted to Pinch Wife Jimmy, aged 6, and Hillis, § who| Part the, salesgirl beauties will play. |out paward C. Hyde, defense fn A y n ration for ears ! we. le - a maelves been seen rollicking | Tickets had been prepared and Patterson objected to the wil entirely, (™m tions, “spo the instinctive allot cigar making and | primary genera elected You know, the further I fu gnifications, amplifi ented for rele but| For two hours Nick Saffor wore a Jad” on the movie screen, oc ‘ots in the nursery, | were being placed Friday in dozens sia : two hours 3 tto i , i answering the question, and de of|shiny spot on his trousers waitir cupied adjoining ¢ stores thruout the The list | judge sustained the objection, Munter Plane on r Lieut. J. J, Haag, dry squad ar by, & physician sitting between | !6 to be published in 's Str, /the laughter of the crowd that pack Guat, Friday morning | Way Back Today (0.0) “ithting to keep the boss In order that no points where the /eq the courtroom to the doors. ha with “ or conclusions nts to isfortune etruck the veteran la “There's a woman at 715 Lane st SPOKA +, June 18 Lieut. H. A oO jo creddie in the front) re on sale may be overlooked e h this actence thing, the mor yor leader t t year, Death] that's bootlegging,” he told Haag|Munter and his Seattle crew Ge i p aah vag Steerer we jin the first announcement of their lo: Rubicon euethetpolingle 6 hs * | talk lke the aclentificker, and t took nd aged father when the lieutenant arrived for|their air tail blazer into ,the elouds| A diphtheria sign Mung on the | ¢ tion, of Sawyer, of Pomeroy, that | ar Rt Phisie 0 eneee dy year Gompers’ daughter] work. Haag and Officers R, Bowen,| early this afternoon, on the first lap | front. door | Word came trom New York ‘that |slain inventor was known as a mper n his Tist r. He|fd' Hunt an@ A. G. Anderson found | of their back trip to the coast. | Rogers wandered about the house, | La Prensa, a daily newspaper of Ha- | shot. . |acience, ag I see it celebrated ust birthday Janu-|a threadb: clothed woman and! Th eing plane carried A. F. doing fis best to keep some sem-|vana, Cuba, had sent inquiries as to| “We admit he was,” said Patters pla, ed. a t vending the entire day at r tattered children at the ad- Munter and F. A. Strag, ttle, a8 plance of cheer behind the drawn| whether Cuban salesgir! beauties | son ¥§ Also three quarts of “moon.” | passe ers. ‘curtains, He had arrived from Sac-| Were ¥ligible in the contest. Canas| That Madge was to have become « © plane was due at Yakima at|ramento too late to see Freddie be-|dians had already entered the race| mother, Was the belief of Mrs, Ruth | : * } « usban¢ uses to suppor |No Warships Will | | My husband refuses upport) , “ and it's the only way I can keep 1:30. It is scheduled to arrive {n Se | fore death came. when Winnipeg accepted the nation-|Robinson, wif of F. N. Robinson, Be Here on July 4 | four @ us vege she told the jattle Sunday morning | “My other two boys are very low, | al challenge to produce a sajesgirl as|herself the mother of two babies, ‘ # 7 Sine ie | oh unt and Bowen returned so please don't ask me anything,” | beautiful as thi of Seattle, Denver | CROWD BATTLES | Seattle's community celebration o to the station, while Lieut. Haag | was all he would say or r Los Angel 8 TO GET INTO ROOM |the Fourth of July will be lacking und Anderson loitered to fumher in. L ee — | lin only one reapect. No ships of the Caation FARM LANDS | “1 ‘visited her here in March,” | Pacific Fleet will take part in the | A few minutes later. a man en said Mrs. Robinson. “I noticed Mis csettailen - Protege meee yer mile coe. SN te is ty on treet Car; ations of her coming mothe hood. The smell of food nauseated This the news contained In a rp Temblor Sto; Got you, old girl,” he telegram trom the: secretary of the be p iy 0 St ps Clocks heeadk wvongetul: volee at the | #arm near Seattle: Be x ined We talked about babies, a navy to Mayor Caldwell Friday. | in “Movie Town man. He evidently thought the | cause Seattle is a grow- || aimants ine p to Ki ht didn’t ask her whether she was im Prior assignment of ships was given officers had left, but just then Haag |; Se fi that condition, and she didn't tell ax the reason for the refusal to send) Los ANGHLES, Cal, June 18.—Aland Anderson came in the room and ing city with good mar- |) what would you do if you had a quart of ripe old Scotch whisky? me, but I felt in my own mind, and warships to Seatth harp earthquake shook Los An-|pinched Nick s for all farm prod- |} What would you do if you knew where a quart of ripe old Scotch | |T feel now, that she was then ap. —— geles and vicinity early toda The woman was his wife. ‘The | 4 play could be obtained—for nothing? | proaching motherhood.” | Many persons were awakened three children were his. 8, What would you think of a man Who would deliberately lose a quart] The defense closed its case at 11:30 | Steals Papers of | All clocks in the loéal weather A divorce is pending, But he has os ‘" 4 of ripe old Scotch whisky on @ city street car? with the testimony of Nelson Cook, Now turn to the Clas- |!” what will you think when we tell you that @ quart of ripe old Scoteh|@n ex-soldier, called as a firearms bureau were stopped at 208% by|neglected to give them a cent and Blind Newsboy the shock lthey are nearly starving, the mother sified Page and you will whisky is wait : The meanest thief in Seattle in There are no selamographs in this | told the officers find a db " claimant at the *t and Found department of the municipal railway Cook told the jury the pistol Saw- |busy again. He took $1 worth of |vicinity, leaving the exact duration| not booked, but Saffor ind some good buys in || ‘Po neip you prove that you are the owner, we hereby inform you|yer had in his hand when he was ; | newspapers from L. Bird, blind news |and direction in question in the city jail cell and farm lands. ‘that the quart of ripe old Scoteh whisky was lost Friday morning on a| killed was dangerous at 60 feet and | merchant, at Second and Madison| No damage has been reported thus|will probubly be charged with non | Ballard car in a brown suit-case. would kill at 100 yards. It wae carly, Friday. liege eupport. Claimants will please line to the right! (Turn to Page 2, Cotuma at this very moment to be claimed by some thirsty | expert.