The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1921, Page 1

he } esday, prob- oder- inds Las tt Hours Mint ond Tr / howe Temperature Maximum, 50. Talay noen, 5 “VOLUME 23 On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise The Seattle Star Entered as Second Class Matter May 3, 1899, at the Postoffice at - —— + ttte, Wash, under the Act of Congress March OH, SEE THE PICTURE! It was taken this morning in the county treasurer’s office. Notiee the people. They are paying the poil tax. Take a good look at ’em. See any “floaters” in the crowd? No? That’s strange. The poll tax was going to “catch the floaters,” they said in Olympia, when they passed the law. Funny there isn’t a “floater” in this line, isn’t it? Deucedly funny. They’re just the same folks who have always been paying taxes, the people who own their own little homes or pay taxes in the form of rent. Strange, isn’t it, that the floaters aren’t rush- ing forward with their five-dollar pieces—but mebbe they will yet. xt ill ‘ 3, 1879. Per Year, by Matl, $5 to $9 SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, MAY 2, 1921. What Do You nel ERRY IS FREED TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE UPREME COURT THE NEWBERRY CASE|GIRL OF 17 ! = SET ASID “| BY DECISION of an antmal of . knows, th nd nerves lood vessels, tive $ enjoys are stor h the the result system whi Bi of Two Years and_ $10,000 Fine Quashed in Michigan Election Case ni all of these thin, nt In rudimentary form in the you have seen only a dried mh you pf s feet. Buf @ rock & good One a and hold Bim for a 1 t just beneath the J or that you can sof his face and so}! the fer side, you | 1918 WL not coming fre the un @er vurface of each a and waving Shout in the water a great number @f whitish tube-like proj haps aa thick ag the lead hd an inch or so long. Truman BH. Neéwbérty's sentence to two years’ imprisonment and his tine of $10,000 on of illegal | uxe of moi Michigan senatorial election of as aside hy the United States supreme court today » court 4 unconstitutional a m of the federal corrupt prac es act under which Newberry }16 agsoctates were convicted se are| federal distriet court of M | SENATOR'S FRIENDS | ALSO FREED The prison sentences and fines im posed on the friends of the senator | were also set asic Tusti¢e McReynolds read the’ ma enough there tube | sy decision only, or enn | The sens under the decision, is artish is known to pol ion grew oi ta ” Fabatene: 2) committee inves | congress sena ¢ 2 nerve runs to the central ji citing the Ford ; j that there was no ing determine ‘ount of the votes fewberry and his associates were and other feet can be | convicted under the federal law which take hold of it and| provides that not more than $10,000 is good to eat, shall be spent in any one senatorial it ean be deve leampaign. It was charged that the end of each of the snator and his campaigr anagers n is negle to w sensitiv Jeposits of the and at th committee were a etl mor » which fren b the charge © end of each tube is a tiny and by the starfish nttens himself to the rock or jong. curtousty serve w be ele 5 toot toushed In at once to. the main| ut t { where extreme Claimed to be $178.8 hief Justice White | McKéenna dissented in part, but con leurred In the result. They opposed | the declaration of the majority of the i tAcGraw Acquitted | court that congress has no right to of Liquor Charge regulate primary but clared the federal corrupt practices act was grossly misconstrued by the | court beléw. ctions, reek jay in fed charge the ted te BE TRIBD AGAIN In his partia harged |clared that the prim: elections to admit the power of regulate a final el with it control of He predicted that gress to nullify the that congre: primaries will wherry are so closely in congress to must carry a primary legislation by court's decla was tion He having batting to terd: follow indictment w of the feder dealing with s this part | The basgd on corrupt pri primaries law that held unconet! White expliining his on the result despite his went, claimed that the should be reversed trial judge's cha: and it was 4WHAT FRIGHTENS A -Anaeabids MOST? vo concurre the at her man will Friend i of becaune to the vietion lation THE MAN’S SIDE OF MARRIED LIFE it “the crucial case” and “t the a” things Into the » not there claimed t declared point nent should be nd his of the Jud; INDICTED: CONVICT inally 1 but of only wer for fitertainment publicity ure “THE CONFESSIONS OF A HUSBAND” ts ’ het : claimed tb contributin t¢ not to fron but pr urn to Page 7, Column 2) to defeat Henry | Page One, Column 3. of | ent] WASHINGTON, "ey 2- ‘Senator } son's Fé w | school . show Me and Justice | ; launched Ma ' Tacoma. de- | pr | receiver lecture morning shot snatcher Mise iat } ne ta Queen of Canoe w Enginee for Ww | tndustrial jstudy w Heo hat thy | eulre, women of King av M Its Quee comer DOPE FFICKER | White Cross. Agent Given Job as Dope Peddler in County Jall t. ALtreanok Kirk entered 2 room th fhe @an Jan rooming house, on | Seventh Sun. day | In the room was Andrew g lope peddier suapect ave, near Union st. Johnson, 928 PAY $5 FOR RIGHT TO LIVE: | Every Emotion Save Happi-|: ness in Poll Tax Line “Do you want to sell ty juli?’ he asked her red Wouldn't Not a bit |" ave replied. She de it be dangerous?” Johnson 4. “It's bein They emugele it in In tobacco ik any *id way {pore LINES BOTTOM OF TOBACCO CAN : a of Prince Albert, for You can put morphine in om of it, replace the tobacco and nobxly’s the wiser, 1 know, be my pal, Wilson in there Monda Washing on line? Baby at Frederick & Net week cane Dr. A Mach dies. H. Gun Spokane nm Marche, lunchee Sotrtaced, sar resigned, 928] noon 00,000 for n *-anive Fire prevention t re May Women make stor Malcolm’ m gs trailed up to the poll wu} Treasurer Monday best rm, ® a 4 gy ok crags I'll get the dope and you se lege of ving the unty jail,” he inus We'll build up a good busine “Why don't you sell it yourself?” the girl asked. “Nothing doing! Johnson. right, then. a time 1 the Wt happiness, | on of the Gov rk on Ls Appointed to on the fac slowly i procession in honor of the They know me," lay on which Talmud offict Mother at ¢ unicipal re became payable © faw te “All ie | A | w noon; | !!t The jhe ean to cover fee | asient’ tor Up to Monday rning 22,218 had! pet There are 145,000 names certl: | ing fied by County Asseasor W. | den Hull to the county tr@msurer as sub ght | Jeot to the tax D BEEN SHADOWED FOK SEVERAL AVS Ser Et ieislb cakes Dianagement of ‘Man Is Saved From (ware ta and police Death by News‘boy’ been shadowing Johnaon for # \days. The girl was sent ahead Staggering drunkenly, ® man was{sound him out certain death under the| The war on dope was fought on a First ave.| wide front he the week-end. night by| Frank Quinn. was arrested late vendor, | Saturday at Marvard and Pike papers, | st. with $5,000 worth of morphine and jerked of the Vi it,” the try ine 1 sheriff is com arrer Saturday addre ahe afterwards Johnson }manded t seize from de perty quents whatev ame my Crone who led and White Cross agents, work with federal men, to an alleged the police station Friday rious tadiator | per | pa price 13 nk nea to be docks, Cincinnati Todd dry put 3 at Dr. W ' naturall high Tuend: man in ay treet car Saturday 40, dropp: the man car Janis Lor pocketbook of Raymond, |. purse Mrs news is and out Gustafson A into drunken th of the attend Ruth M ry senior Printing and allic ntly Jun © of America M yolarship of W. chem-/ cocaine in his jto U. 8. agents: possession, according back 1 bus perma * Unied TPF | FA tel Man Is Held ttle, elected | ety | ness sale dope ring, which sells narcotics “retail rs Believing him to be active in an/ Jalleged ring of narcotic smugglers. immigration officials will call a spe al board of inquiry in the case tender, allas Dutch Bend 1, who waa arrested by 4 and White C urday night the immigration inspectors for illegal entry from Canada Shingles Hide Booze Car; Nab Seattle Man|« with W. D. nith, proprietors of the 11510% Third ave 494) Honds following bis arrest Saturday */ by Frank Calligan, deputy V hal " fugitive warrant tele. phed from Wichita Falls, Texas, federal prohibition jals were Jgathoring data Monday on a box lear Joad of whisky valued at proximately $100,000, that Smith said to have shipped to the town thru ttle According to the ed e from BE. A. Turne fede » officer, Smith ship sky from Vancouver, Falls, billed Was sent over the Ne railroad thru Seattle, states April 6 the | ¢ 12, Col r un v9 ‘Ameri on Swindle Charge i loft, > Chandler, secretary an junior at U, named nd Water carnival Lurlin own First | h man. | a jail Monday on » charge loft is « to have Wentified | mebor eheated hin @ut of the m J. 8, and Patrolme Comer and A, Brodnix jailed be held May 21 in elty Anne high inmates of Ch dic hoepital Saturda Auto road to summit of @: des in b # County ager an ¢ wae students enter ldren's Ortho: | open in w J rT. R. Beer worry? Tacoma ts mouthed horse,” says ¢ York lawyer | re, formes member state | eek, aay bn Why bi alker, D HA. M Chinese M | } 3 'Skids Greased rob Vice and Vampires ing the skid for vice the city li committ maidered the pro ordinance Monday tying the to cabaret The bill provides lation of cabarets mitted in the ordin: ha duced In the Miller to Go Back it to West Virginia |\i" Wien: D. Meeks, alias Harry Miller, |The arrested on charges of s' pos: jern Pa tal funds, wag bound o remoy: | telegram al to West Virginia at a ssion-| 1 er sturday afternoon, 8. one Insurance eomr to ut liberty on $5,001 aployment in E Sup court of ptate reinstate Edgar ©. Mill torney disbarred two rs May be cold, but they bi © same in Alaska government anion pa vampires 5 petitioned | Yame Seattle ago. | the Jame ean for drastic vu Persons of dis not be per nt places, The been intro. ql oft educational meter will May amuseme not yet counell 6, Good Bats « and Kit noon feteria Ap cou state administrati teleg receiv 1 1 B.C. Kin, jail earne ining dd $1 ret quarter of 1921 erift to count joners | Montana Flour Mills for 00 in federal court, J, P. Mc urthy claims bad lot of flour ruined baking busir ant Starwich reports th the liquor Ww Sues on comm 188, hearing £ mn 6) Jope in the} | had | Quinn is believed to be in a whole: | of | | aden exas | as shingles. | ozo were | | Thousands of Workers Will | Be Affected by Strike; Mil- lion Dollars a Day Loss NEW YORK, May , designed to paraiyz | shipping on the Atlantic, F | Guit coasts, was growing today while both sides awaited intervention by @ President Harding. The president had intimated he | might appoint a board of arbitral ‘after conference with members of Bis cabinet. ) 126,000 WORKERS: AVILL BE IDLE- Altho the strike became effect | | 1 ny i ¢ {effects were not expected to be j - A | talnable before tonight. If all | j ihers of the International : union respond to the call, these J re, sults will be attained: ’ | Thirteen million tons of shipp including 2,500 United States ping board vessels, will be tied up, About 126,000 marine workers be idle. Thousands of other workmen, cluding jongshoremen and harbor plaves, will be immediately affec The daily loss will amoynt to proximately $1,000,000» ‘The strike order came after a cut of 15 per cent was put into at midnight Saturday by the can Stcamship Owners’ associa’ the expiration of the old contract, | The owners originally had decreed) ’ cent reduction. In joint ¢ erences with union officials in Washe two girls may go to Unwersal City as the|tston they later agreed to the o One of th Ba agss i e promise of the smaller figure, winner of The Star-Universal Film company moving picture | °i.tca py Admiral Benson, chaim | contest. They were entered in the semi-finals today by the | ot the shipping board. | contest judges. Miss Mildred Filmer (above) and Miss Es-|retusing to accept any reduction, | te rp ay ood (lowe 6 | pealed to the president, who was peeted to» make known his | * &* wow Le within a few hours. Two Already Picked 2232287. cose for Semi-Finals in Star Movie Contest New York was the “zpsignation” of | 6,000 marine engineers. Union off for employment med that 200 ships in ray had been tied up. sea have been notified of strike order by wireless and are pected to join the walkout at cot tion of their yoyages. Additional police were | along the waterfront to guard possible violence. Benson has made known his intention to operate ship. ping board eraft by reeruiting crews from men now out of employment. ording to union officials here, 4222 Dayton 843 judges Iss Mildred Filmer test, had been unable nd Miss Estell Ke. 66) . were named by to appear Ringwood. tests Because of the the an evening test was ordered in ail semifinals | fairness to the contestants. The | winner w step | nearer $1,000 | contract to go to Universal City and | «at $100 | today to compete in the cont which ¢ to ‘the ceived here today from president of the t ‘sal Film Manufacturing compa of Universal City ‘The two girls chosen today for the semi-finals entered the contest early, | Miss Rin first week, Miss Filmer the Both a ployment jat the Strand, Mi | Coliseum. | ‘There Jence in their age {FOR EMPLOYE | Miss Ring Ww An important nent Was | ORAZY FOR THE MOVIE made by the judges today, All girls | SINCE SHE WAS SIX who, by reason of their jours of em Ever since I a littl rr unable to a T have by crazy to get! movies, id Miss Filmer I remember the first picture It was called ‘My Wife Has Gone to the Country.’ It Was a com. jedy—awfully cute, 1 saw it in St. Paul, where T was born 4 Thursday evening! “Most of my life I t spent in|. “It is impossible to tell at. this the Pacific Enterprises studio at | Helena. Mother and I came here the | time the exact effect of the strike,” ave. and EB. P |weck the fleet was here in Septem. [rank Waterhouse declared, | ‘They may be |ber, 1919, and have made our nome xf |relative or other here ever sine Mother has gone | quested to bring to Helena to settle up a land | | The last of the If I'm lucky enough to| | tests and tryouts w win in the contest, 1 want her to go ing for girls who to Universal City with me," test during the Miss Ringwood is the daught® of | reported at The Samuel Ringwood, whose interest in | photographed by the the contest is as keen as hers. 41 Film company net rec of The Star-Univer st conte sad | the s Jarl Laemmie. Boston, Bridgeport, New Orleans, Mobile, Tampa, Jack+ sonville, Pensacola, Norfolk, Key. West, Galveston, San Francisco, Se attle, Portland, Ore., Honolulu and Balboa, Canal zone, .. Ships Here May Be Delayed by Strike That the shipping strike which went into effect at midnight Satur. day may prevent the sailing of over+ seas shipping board vessels was Ins dicated by prominent operators here Monday Orders they t | This means re one the contest prize—a play in pictures for 10 Wee wood the ‘ond d said they hoped to limit to or 30 girls, x will announced if rapid | s |the semi-fina 20 whose name Star re eng Miss Fil in the same em: n usher | Ringwood at the is a u's differ Miss Filmer is 18, he ner as y as they are pear for | nt pfore the have been given to main- tain a regular schedule on vessels despite the strike. No shipping)” board vessels are now in this port, the Jalapa, Frank Waterhouse Co, leaving for Europe from Ta Saturday ployment, were tests and tryouts when cal » be given an opportunity vie camera Wednesday evening This will be positively their last chance to make the semi-finals, All ls not previously “movied” are to are rer Jat * but are re no more than one regular preliminary « held this morn: | entered the con. closing week. They t 10:30 to be! moving pieture Rumor Jaw Ships to Take Up Trade SAN FRANCISCO, May 2-—With scattering Instances of walkouts and of ships being tied up as a result of the strike of seamen cated at mid- night Saturday, the exact effect of the strike on the Pacific coast was Superior court getting relief from! sill open to question today. ongested calendar, Out of 1,000! At San Francisco four shipping two months ¢ 500 are left.| board vessels, the West Henshaw, Old and obsolete cases dismissed by | City of Reno, West Kedron and Sa pOres. (Furn to Page 7, Column 3) nek deal there | oamer }ORDERED TN FAIRNESS > BUSY CONT ANTS When it was called to th attention that a number ¢ had entered, judge: iris who in the con- some early