The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1920, Page 1

RENEW YOUR WAR RISK INSURANCE ie EDITION “TWO CENT VETS! WEDNESDAY IS YOUR LAST DAY TO On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise e Seattle Star Abr the Act of Congress March 3, 1879, Per Year, by Ma Weather Tonight and Wednesday, fari; gentle winds, mostly westerly Temperature Last 24 Hours Maximom, 74. Minimam, 57. Today noon, 73, Rotered as Second Class Matter May 8, 1899, at the Postoffics at S «, Wash, 0 VOLUME 23. aR ATTLE, WASH, TU ESDAY, JUNE § WETS WIN IN CLASH AT SAN FRANCISCO “ti | Three Mysterious Stabbings Laid to TAMMANY TRYING is always the 0 F | F ance in the country to | swap the sordid cash for spiritual exaltation. . By that I mean that You will frequently be n the ‘ Wallop of fate on your financial norve, but will get in return an adventur ) 4 In the country you battle with ature, and you Win excitement Seen eu — ; to Vote for Wet Plank; Orators Down here, on the little spot in the eval wilderness that I, fc b 4 meal gi eopendon dead T0 J IN " Start Nominations Tomorrow Rave had 4 couple of adventures ethane yee egy SAN FRANCISCO, June 29- —Tammany emerged the | tor today in a sharp contest in the New York delegation ¢ We emerged victorious in Battle, but we lost co: rable to iiss toae the democratic national convention over the liquor questi ut wnicr oe sone ee tes By adopting steam roller tactics, Tammany succeeded ii parr tn and a & | instructing the New York member of the resolutions com Bre | mittee, W. Bourke Cochran, to vote for a wet plank. ¥ q | Franklin Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the navi District Attorney Swann} opened be arepnynt before the rules committee : i | favor of a resolution to permit the New York delegates Finds Slain Racing Man | vote as individuals, thus breaking the unit rule 1: fa in Need of Funids {gest state is concerned. This change is favored by York delegates who want to®vote for McAdoo. Under a erp League Hopeful of Concert- Shriner Paralyzed by Drug and. we’ hatched ed Action on California on Street, Dragged Into Governor's Lead Alley and Robbed | ting, them out, and th about the time the baby Ghicks were safely past their dan NEW YORK, June 29.— Joseph Ber period, we heard one night a An appeal to Gov. Louis F. Hart! ‘That the woman" shoplifter who , Cm Mquawking, and on investigating |1o unite at once with the governor |*tabbed Mra, Florence Uniand. prt ‘ |i. Elwell wan “broke.” junit rule, they claim Tammany would control the del tio He found ja-newly slaughtered | 6 causomnia in protest to the na-| Yh? detective, with @ Dolson needle) ee eee ein and whist ex-|and cast its solid vote for whicheyer candidate Charles ck. We also smelicd @ skunk, , bs in Rhodes Brothers’ store here last P pert, found shot to death June 1|Murphy favored, bot which we knew that mamma tional government against Japanes? | tarurday, le a member of. ° } his. ho on West 70th at, was " jf nk, wad bringing her young up | aggression on the Pacific coast was|gun gang” Of thieves and mashers i ehaarg Nominating speeches are slated to begin tomorrow in need of money at the time of o'clock, but the report and adoption of the platform thé say they shouldn't go, and |topwarded by the AntiJapanese|Perating In Northweet cities, was : . uh © | hin death, according to information Was teathing them the gentle art || oe siicpaeiia a new theory advanced today, ; si my | placed today in the hands of Dis-| cause a delay in actual balloting. aague of ashington. Two similar poison needle cases 4 “4 triet Attorney ard Swann ad Of looting chicken coops. When a mother skunk, with her skunkiets, ig surprised marauding, She turns looxe her poison gaa to Buide the young hopefuls to ber. So we set a steel ¢ ar the her, and next 4 cap tured sister skunk. before | AVOID ANYTHT Mother was trapped, every one SAVORS OF AG those expensive baby ct oy ete m - been butchered. ‘Our determination is to get com Later a neighbor's dog chased ‘The league is hopeful of obtain: | occurred last week in Portland dur ing concerted action from the gov-|ing the Shrine convention and Rose taten menaced Festival there, according to Mrs Seacrest -mremere. ate menaned Hailey, of the Amon apart the “penetration” of the Jap ments, 901 Sixth ave, who has just vese returned here THAT POISONED ON STREET | TATION WHILE THOUSANDS WATCH Both mysterious polsonings 0° curred on the street while thousands of people were watching the Shrine ith the mation at hand, a pith tie snformation et baed.| SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.—Wets won the first possibilities of suicide as the an-|Mish today before the resolutions committee of the d swer to the Elwell mystery cratic national convention. By a vote of 27 to 25 Did the v relfoentered butter’ adopted a motion which forced the drys to present fly that ciao sateen rye side of the question first. feantt eciintshed ieee ech of inteigue?| The motion and vote followed a lively scrap, during | Was be afraid that his upperworld) course of which W. J. Bryan charged Senator Glass, ch receive him?) man of the resolutions See tee, with Joking and quibblii #” the cause of on*a serious question. \ friends would no lon: Were “lady butterfli pletely away from anything th @Me of the young skunks Into a savors of agitation,” said Miller | parades a suicide ised pile, and its career was fin- | preeman,. president. of 1e.|. The firet attack of the “needle : Bryan said the wets o >t Etech: shard, ied tam. tivel |--we ene best) scare ene oe. | Cang” wan made upon ‘Thomas Smith TWO FACTS THAT ice cotoy shy uy ot to escort her young, no fool dom |of Americans by marshaling facts|® Montana Shriner, who was stabbed INDICATE SUICIDE - & change in the law | Would have pestered the family, and figures which will indisputably |!" the back, temporarily paralyzed by : _ | There are two facts which seem) i vist 6 te tn ho | for tne most abandoned, the most |'show that the present rights and the drug. carried into an alleyway jto point that way: sition in| Poke on the question Susie? SPEED UP WORK levi e most siack-w the future dor c rite |and robbed of $1.00 | : a , A : , seegetes ne t i Mises not molest an adult cxunk. |‘, Twetre; dominion of the wuite |" The amadants in this case were Miss Grace Helpingstine, saleslady in a Spokane store,| wnich the ejected cartridge\shel! was | “Honest enforcement of the 18th | e *ue | menaced and that every mo of tO Young men who explaine the| as picked as representative of the Eastern Washington me-| found was such that it could not pave i or norates esas se | OUND two was with © |dciayin meeting the problem square |TOwe 29 they were carryin th tropolis in the Ziegfeld national salesgirls’ beauty contest. been ejected from a Colt automatic |r ri wiht ni Senator Rotiineon Ne foolish owl liy adds to its potential dangers.” | @WAY. that he was a friend < rs Her picture is now on its way East to be compared with those ae ae vo ate yee |. "With: sboeh ales” Geictietiagy” thi Diet sae | ee eee and “had fainted from the heat'| of Miss Betty Cinnanon, of Seattle, and other prize-winning | upright, it would have been thrown they were not to'veopen tne Permanent Chairman the biggest, fattest R Island |; eague of Washington tothe nese |move a muscle or speak a word contest, shooting himer more likely to| finally | fed to bring the bickering| BY HUGH BAILLIE Me Red we had—a fir ee eee ie Cendotaia tree]: W mae. tne. vetice were investignt ee hold a pistol upside down than one|to a close by ‘announ¢ that “as| SAN FRANCISCO, June 29. —The lady, who came fr mnanimousty infored in appeaiing cnt semewine ep ateomoted dur na hr GRP PRT bret lye ened -oPeari dl be heard on | democratic national convention meets” ery best hen fami! unanimously indorsed in appealing \the following day. attempted during 3-The ole which the|the matter, we will” p ‘oceed on| today to elect Senator Joseph ‘%, AROmen Ee And, not content with capturing | Orotece that state against the Another parade, to flirt with Mins pullet : the wal -beltind i. | SOmernIDe Rad da! |inson, of Arkansas, chairman, in ae the hen and a! ering her, and a Isopestugess etteend | ether Ebling, 19. When she I's head sho hye hor caphetead Pty Saeed re/Sgapet meat Mit Cog nce on the recommendation Of © picking off SS oe ee vised him, he stabbed her in f' nu ourse, that is, par- | hi immediately the permanent organization eommites | dee ber » Japanese ¥ |back of the neck with a poison 6 allel to the r » Elwell was BRYAN F ltee, hear his keynote speech, ices of (A — - = appeal addressed to| needle 4 tting at the time, an bang te nave | AL adopt a “speed-up?” program | ernor Hart in August, 1919, is | Git, REFUSES TO shot him in that way, must have he for joking,” he|t® during the night by the at the hip and, furth owl flew « - 1 house to digest his mea " he PROSECUTE STABBER "i . . : erie a question, | Committee | forfiniah the hen before he sought |VAST ARRAY OF FACTS Tear tions gunn | (RN OE 0 ROR It mL Mebbe Gas Situation Will nace, aie Dae, Soret we are not here to be ruled out| Under ¢his program, naall and retreats | IN GOVERNOR’: ANDS re who w nding beside her i i crampee space Detwe on a quibble speeches will begin at 1 p. m, tO) SE ees tolabie on er Petes came ti polllite whe was stunting: beside that Police Station Ease Up Then he mantel, ig fT tesent the ‘charge’ that 1 am|morrow, but actual balloting iia that heid a No. 3 steel trap, and in | this organization requested you to/| sailant ter fled, but oo 4 : ‘ K {SUICIDE WEAPONS | quibbling,” Glass hotly You|start until the platform has been the morning we found Mister Ow |instruct the heads of the varioun|was caught t he petics a aie m McGill, detailed » Lieut Rumors that most of their service | SOMETIMES DISAPPEAR |have stated and the other side has | adopted. and we executed him according to |departments of the state govern.|running thru the trowd ennis Drew's penperty room, be stations were unable to open at all As against this theor ® number |stated that you have nothing to pre-| Robinson is a staunch adminiatras 5 the ancient law that demanded | ment to make a thoro murvey of the Hé anve hie name an AN. Um-| @me sreatly 2 xeited when Tuesday morning, because of the|o¢ arguments are advanced, one of | se Therefore the chair said that] tion supporter, and with him in thé® that he who by force sheds the | Japanese activities in the state and breit, and wag booked for trial in| (Nall Sow pe enggacet pt orld Bane Alaper Of gasoline, were de-| the most important being that mo)the committee had better proceed to/ chair, control remains in the hands a blood of the innocent, his blood |that you present the findings of| police court. Miss Ebiing, suffering | *° Wane 9. 0. BFOR 74 Standard Oil officials today.| weapon was found in the room |hear others who do want to be|of President Wilson's friends. There 7) shall be shed underaplumtree | uch a survey to the United States | from fright and e effects of TOM our stations: received their} put suicides in New York some-| heard |was no fight against him in the com- | we buried the one and under an | 4eoartment of state and to the im.|the poison, sent ¥ ths eke w it in the paper; it must be | quota fey said, “but, of course,! times leave behind them no weapon| Amid great confusion a motion! mittee. 4a > upple tree the other gration co ttees of t teq|that she would not prosecute, 4 t the man told McGill, He ex-|a4ome of them were sold out within| that can be discovered. was made that the drys k first | . 0] f ‘2 7 pins ovos ae” Neos of the United |i5 prisoner had t geo oe ia 1) plained that it had been reported | an hour.” Preposterous as this sounds, it is|for 30 minutes and the wets then | ¢ MeregW; A. Sei meee "neni | a LIKE birds, and I like yw Toe polner, hac 'in the attack upon|that thieves had stolen a bottle of| The Standard Of tanker Drake,|true. Recently an Italian killed hie have an equal time, Bryan tried th) ee eee eT ema a the little beasties of the "We wuhderstand that you didivry Un used in the attack Upon | viisky from the property room and | with more than 1,000,000 gallons Of | self by plunging a k into Nal present ‘an amendment 6, thats the| 22 atanuy neany 6 Se j 4 the, fields, |comply with our request to insti rn 7 had overlooked $450. He claimed) gasoline, is due in port tonight \heart. There was no question but! ¢ “ *|jumped up to second it. Former woods dae | ce had the same effect upon her as | art 7 irys would have 2 minutes, the) Governor Samuel M. Ralston, Ine tleta of the | tute an Investigation and that you ‘ ” wnership of the money | Phe other distributing companies] tnat it was a suicide, The windows! wets 30 + 0 Pe rditrpage’ . and the trou f had been experienced by Smith and|°™ a ua ha ‘ jwets 30 and the drys 10 more in| giana, chairman of the committee, f frock, bat when crows |now have « vast array of facts in| yiey Ebling, in Portland. it pro-| Tom knew nothing of a bottle of/report the situation as whe hanged |to the room were barred. The only|which to reply, He was ruled out| cated for a vote and Robinson “went | 4 eat my apples, and squirrels de your possession showing the rm-| duced a prickling sensation all over| Whisky being in the property room.|from yesterday, as far as they were | door was locked from the inside. But)of order, He demanded a roll call. Over” unanimously. ‘atoes, and o 001 g increase in numbers of the Jap-|her bods t le ¥ chagrined that such a) concerned. e ew ound * ov re your my potato nd owls loot ne in J her body, somewhat similar to an| was rs a the knife was pone . aa rman] wen in by two votes, The whole proceeding appeared 4 thte extent of their op-| electric syecloun container should have bee ins ~eaiees econd ¢ nd xtent of P- |electric shock um contatjer should hi ig A second very smooth and well oiled. Robin» competition in many lines| Portland physicians, unlike Seattle|there without his knowledge who shot himself with a revolver u a uns, attle | there Mormon Leaders Ae wr arts) \Guffrage Vote i Ne Son had been appriseda few hours A careful search newe my hennery, and skunks slay my > paby chicks, and m n , ivities, both in the cities and| doctors, admitte . } McGill was calmed down when tt * butcher my fow! t! | eeu petors, admitted the poison was,of ¢ : . reviously of the fact that he was to thirsty delight, ar n the rural districts \a sort with which they were un-|4eveloped that the bottle waa alleged to Be Arraigned gun, But this mystery was ed T A 9% Uy Ot ate end burrieaee 4 eu, ar | to have been stolen from the mu : " , later, A man had put the handsome ennessee ug. e che ‘ dg my corn and apple | “We therefore respectfully urge jar, and was possit » new Wu) SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, June 29 I ob ope ~ isin nee: ¢ Aten his keynote speech, which was % @gws from the seven Ithat this would be an opportune|l¥ discovered drug known only to! Micipal railway prop jf room Art| Preliminary hearing of the cases bs Meth “ve Page te uke te ket.) 6 5) caaslan at the. basis lng, |distributed to the newspaper men, to h those who using it. Seattle; not the police room emi of Heber J. Grant, preaident of the|¢ later replaced it where it was A ae aaion let ratification of tie |be sent out in advance, }time to preserit the facts in your geasion to the department of | doc found.” | islature to « down my fences and ederal woman suffrage amendment | ‘The other temporary officers of the rm sald th in hay for the county-city building | Mormon church, and C, W. Nifiley, | were making no , eS son ean. r hee sod call upon the federal gov. {effort to find out what the peison is presiding bishop, and five other offi-| Officials are pot convinced that convention were made permanent, — happen, and they have hap- | cenwent to tafe euch action as may OISONS ACT Boxers to Fight vate ‘ofthe Utah-idaho Sugar Co.,|2!well committed s But the} has been called for August 9, accord.| convention were Ans | Hemaletts pened and will again, I gird on |1, necessary to deal with the situ WY IN BLOOD f Ss. F d harged with profiteering, will be pees ide theory has by no means been| ing to an announceme e bert DY | ccoretary to Josephus Daniels, was = my armor and go forth to s Jation and in the interests of our obson, city chemist, maid to-| or Scott Fun 4 July 19, in Salt Lake City ten iones ¢ | Mrs, Guilford Dudley, dolegate-at-| 1 ted associate secretary, © and I don't care 5 own! cititens. | he had not been asked to make a| Mrs, Robert C. Scott, witow of defendants were arraigned be-| District Attorney Swann today | large to the democratic convention |" "1. question of whether the nom | golden rules I bust MENTS |test of Mrs, Unland's blood, and| Deputy Sheriff Scott, killed by out-|fore United States Commissioner yo oe pean corre paged ft . vee nation should be made before the | elty. Nibley and Grant $0 a. m. the} . platform is adopted, caused a hot de | unsel, as they|@y of the murder was “Miss Wil | ! bate in the rules committee, of which rhe defendants |*°"." the alias given the young Goshee Gos Thomas J. Sperry, Hartford, Cont , . woman whose nightrobe, slippers is chairman. Finally the rules of the — ‘And blue jays—# Jay can busk corn pest hired man in three cour ph nay ae |doubted whether such a test would| laws recently, won't have to give up| Henry Var 3 be enlightening in any event ler two little kiddies if Seattle box-| were represented by “It 19 clearly the duty of the!) «propabty little of }ers and fight promoters have their|are out of the city, T federal government to protect the| i were released under bonds of $10,000 | * he sald, “very But always with this rural r used. It was injected Into | # ery you get adventure, a thr ople of the < gee o- a again : |a blood vessel and quickly diffused to| Wednesday night, at 830, The! each, and cap were found in Elwell's @bth congress were adopted, with @ further and undesirable imml-jan parts of the body, thus causing| Star's big smoker for the fund will —— Th H J proviso that the order of business, of this unassimila rk, 14th | Yet Palmer, Bryan, der revenue ents today e on. ap shall be as follows, beginning today: race./the almost inst st that copies | This be ler way at Liberty p ntaneous paralysis.| cet 0 igation into the x the caso, i an inve 1. Report of credentials commit. ‘0 get a sufficient | ceeds go to Mra ported liquor deal which Elwe an | 4 ig i a eo ; : is " One. Pe e ni to have ente 1 into r 0 rev a Bit Peeved : Report of committee on per forward to the federal government | quantity of the poison in a drop of ‘The thief who robbed W. FB. Til | resentéiives tifcongresw:iind to the| “It might be any one 6f e fumber bask in the apotlight. Silverbeam|‘orney Swann and later summoned |. 0H "Sorning, in a communica Report of rules committee. | governots of other Weatern states.” |of well known poisons,” he added for Shoplifting spotlight from Tilermon’s auto at| Wiliam Barnes, Elwell's 1 agers . Councilman Philip| 4. Nominating speeches for presh #9 ¢ | “There are several which, if injected) 1 Clark was sentenced to serve! Richmond Beach gone + ee Matai. father of the ordinance to| dential candidates (to start at 1 py Three Killed; 11 Hurt; 12) . |into the blood, will act almost in| from three to 16 years in the state | " he. collection of reataurant|m, tomorrow. ‘ Missing in Collapse Congress Committee | tantly.” bonttantinay manag ae superior! Pajamas and Other Polish-Americans fey By: we yellow inter: |- "6. Report of the platform, Maem further su. communications you may | tically impossi mittee and adoption of same, ‘tat e i i i \# - pergeeere RK! jude King Dykens in . whone| - ; . i BUPALO, XY. June 29-—Tr to investigate GUSstion | WATER SHUT OFF NOTICE [|i jo was found. multy of sho Lingerie Stolen | Arrive at New York ("> jeer, wnich was unsignea,| ¢ Balloting on the nomination BEMIS ag the result of the cota aT eeatied us Aa die Aemaison, ete: Adapesee saensoe Sim in the | | lifting | RVDs and fancy clothing were| NEW YORK, June 29,—Tho trans. [and written in pigeon English, fol-|tor presidential candidates, Pf @ lodging house here today pw | he’Pacific coast, Representative Al-| | went né- Gila ave, ntscen tpr- | | Duns Clark's tial. Tnelae Oley ietolin by 6 Pal Beal Durainr Gem iport Meter, serves 1-008 Sone | }ows: . . 1. Nominating sneschat: sama An explosion of on the second | bert Johnson announced here today. || ton pl. and Thurman st., from Instead, hin 16-year-old sister-in-law, |/the home of Mrs, Thornto E.| Americans, who served with Polandé Mr. Tindall: You make law Jap-| presidential candidates, floor of the four sto structure is |The house immigration and natural! 24th ave, W. to 26th wy. on | testified she sto! the dress, for|Denny way, #he reported to police|armies during the war, arrived here |anese no buy slop to raze hogs. Jap 8. Balloting on ‘the no : ‘* ie theft of which Clark stood trial. | Tuesday, Included in the loot were | toda The transport also carried|no get slop to raze hogs, Americans | for vice-p Gertiad. castiaate to have cauded the accident. |zaion committee, of which he is| | Wednesday, from 8:30 4 wo 5 | 2 sds hope ls held out for those stili|cheirman, will mest 1p San Francisco ounen eas a er te She is being | pajamas, silk shirts, white flannel| the bodies of 800 American nplciarn ino get slops to raze hogs. buried in the ruins, duly % eR lit by juvenile authorities, trousers, white shocs and bow ties.'who died in Europe, American hogs. You ees” We kill} 9