The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1921, Page 1

He Boosts Americanism He Urges Preparedness PHILADELPHIA July 4 Appealing for a . ” OLUMBUS, Ga. July 4 Declaring disarm t at this time to be dangerous, and urging United States to continue in a state of pre sylvania, warned the American people to be on ~ Saad the “alert agai such | insidious foes as “a { ; parednens, at least until the general spirit of ) bolsheviem,” in an address today at Independ g » international unrest subsides, Major General ence ball ce 4 " a Peter ©. Harris, adjutant general of the United , A With alfens pouring into America, Knox as bem! a ~ States urmy, today made the opening address at serted that the future problems vital t ‘ f " the Georgia state convention of the American stronger Americanism, Senator Knox, of Penn the nation’s welfare " - ‘ Legion, oday there are coming to us by the mil . \ Unpreparedness on the part of the United Hons people from races untraditioned and un States resulted in Germany drawing this country seasoned in selfgovernment—peoples ubfamiliar (a WW into the world war, General Harris said. with and largely rclative of Rs goods v9 “ ‘ / , Eritish unpreparedness enabled Germany to 1 meet its evils is ~ prolong the war, he declared TH ET f sa SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, JULY 4, 1921. ‘TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE Ma (Home Brew] Grandmother Sues for Children DOUGHBOYS ABSENT q Sse tote owes te te Love Is Pitted Against Wealth | parade? 7 Say what you will, the A. BE. F Lf OVerseas cap was the greatest E atrocity ever perpetrated in the 4 f ; f and untutored to toler j { k f i On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise winds, srg | ll Forecast = i Entered as Second Class Matter May 3, 1899, at the Postoffice at Seattle, Wash. under the Act of Congress March 3, 1879. Per Year, by Mall, $» to 69 y VOLUME 23 . 7 q Where is the “buck” who swore that they would never get him into @ uniform again? Oh, is that him at the head of the parade of soldiers? meee Speed demons at the Tacoma sta @ium don't seem to believe in this safe and sane Fourth stuff. ee We wanted the editer to scoop the country Saturday by announce ing, “Carpentier Wins.” No other paper would have had that story, eer Mayor Caldwel} announces that he is prepared to cut costs of city gov. ernment. Why not abolish all city bs? Many & man supposed t' be @ whirlwind turns out t be a windbag. mare i oe OLD-FASHIONED STUFF Hazen Titus, His Close Rival, Is Prostrated With Dan Landon, state senator, manabout-town and bon vivant, wins the Raspberry Crown as Seattle's Homeliest Mant He will sit on the right hand of Miss Liberty tonight ac the Stadium Marshall Harwetet and wife of! and crown her with the crown of Baltimore spent from Sunday till) peauty. Monday at the same place.—Union Bridge (Md) Pilot. eee Roger Babson says the Wall st. Rear-panic was caused by Colonel George Harvey. We're getting off iy enough if George only stays England. eee SIGHTSEEING Lost—One full blooded Rooster 0 away on the night of May 24th Hazen J. Titus was runner-up in the race for gargoyle honors, and will be given a handem- » broidered wreath of butterhorns as consolation prize. Landon snowed his opponents un der by the weirdness of his fatial architecture and by the flood of goid that he poured in to The Star-Ameri- can Legion employment bureau. ‘The winner of the contest of Gothic mould; his fi; follows the mission style of BY ALICE ROHE FANWOOD, N. J., July 4—~Is love! dren have Jove, helpful interest—and | neck. oh on Marian (left) and Millicent Holliday In the Sherwood home the chil:|and Marian was clinging about her Bedridden Shut-In Sees His First Parade in 12 Years; Other People, Also Help- less, in Big Auto Share His Pleasure BY E. P. CHALCRAFT “This is the first parade have seen for 12 years.” Dr. Frank Loope, 2835 Boylston ave. N., shifted his | little square mirror so he of Second ave., and smiled with anticipation. Ho didn’t stir around or fidget. For the only parts of his body he can use are his elbows and hands. He has been bedridden, lying prone continually, for nine years For three years before that he was unable to be about. Dr. Loope is almost completely paralyzed. But he saw the parade! ‘This was brought about thru the ac: tivity of Capt. John Rex Thompson, 414 E. Thomas st, chaltman of the visiting committee of Nile temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, and the kindness of Butterworth & Sons, who donated the use"of a splendid closed automobile. PARALYTIC IN TODAY’S PROGRAM 7 a, m—falute by dreadnought Idaho. 2 a m—Seotch games and dances, Denny field. 10 a. m.—Cireat patriotic parade, be- ginning ot Viret ava sed Mewart st, reversing First ave. to Yesler way, back by way of Kecond ave. to Pine st., east on Pine to Westlake a i lake to » John W. Imzer, national of the Ameri could see reflected the length | plartieta ALL READY FOR SPEED CLASSIC Records May Be Smashed Yanks Who Did Real Fight- ing in Trenches of France Missing From Great In- dependence Day Spec- tacle BY HAL ARMSTRONG ~ Where have they gone— those fighting men? A great parade,.two miles long — yes, three — marched thru the city this morni while thousands watched in @ spanking uniform and cocky hat, lieutenant governor now, Behind him, in a hearse-like motor car, rode three Jap dignitaries dig guised as undertakers. And farthe® — back Bob Hesketh, Seattle m Between the hours of 10 p. m. and 6 a. m. Will respond to the name of Sport. Please return to A.C. La or wealth more important for the | every essential comfort, “They are such h cytes 4 little |\CAR WITH HIM welfare of a child? . But their dmother, Mrs. Suaie| irl," she said, “that Lcouldn’t’ bear) In the car with Dr. Loope was A. ‘oda Bit 8. Center —Adver is true friendship oF tood relation: |cvurch Holiday, of Brovkiyn, e eu-|‘0,think of losing them. | JA. Adame. 312 1@h ave. N. whe ie at Tacoma Today . <7 . ship of greater consequence? ing to obtain pogseaston of them. f 'y are ju eo my own, iv on tt it Ro res = ee tent) Ptae. BB io, are the basic points tn one ve in her petition she sets forth Fhe goa od $e mee Her | boty, png Beet vee Borage the eileen tena otarting fre petrle nigh bearing’ tne wore rathe. Smith building. casee Inthe Ristory of thie courte | Seni tea ee eeireeaikt econ | friends, just ab the chindren’s father Erte tose namiate td wanal Be tel domtee ce speed, ‘at the " Which, somehow or other,| “I am overcome by the signal wn wr Relais bBo ort | Position, too. wea nandetiee ieee Beso flecta the passing events, rate of 75 miles an hour, will us feel that the war js over. |bonor that has been conferred upon|founa Marian Read Holliday and | ta ce eg eg er nae adh and hin wife nearly two years ago. dash a¢ 2 p. m., and the 10th an- Ras od pe po boner ones on yr apart Reg can | Millicent Read Holliday having a Pheapl cass st agement yt “When Mra. Holliday knew she|Kingsbury, who because of her 91] musi Specdway classic will be on. ~ dent jen gore pag power to deserve the stigma that hay tone i jorge quite beeing to the “My real mother is in heaven,” yw ee ae pate yeaa: ed ow Shag ae have since aga sights! Paced by Ray Harroun, who sub- ire thought, Go on, prexy. ‘Tell /Deen attached to my lack of pulchrh| PUD Interent centered in thom. | lane said quickly, “but my mother I! 10." hiairen, Y niready lewved thems | Special nara nee ark on {stituted for Louis Chevrolet when ee ne oe Sneek, Gost. ‘age ‘hl teak ous tes a [thelr mother to Mr, and Mrs, Fred ite With is in the house, I'll Gt) tor they had been with Us a great|Second ave. opposite the Burke |the latter's absence became certain, ie © tly bead’ votes, ony erick Sherwood, of Fanwood. é dea} during their parents’ illness, 80/bidg. was given the Butterworth | the participants will plunge into the Uncle Sam bas resumed the coin-| 10™, x Se Incidentally, the mother left 960,| Mra Sherwood, a young woman!) agreed most readily.” car and one other auto, that driven|fray in the order in which they ing of silver dollars, which he dis-| (rated with grief at hix home who evinces deep affection and| ‘The grandmother naturally has a Mins Mabel L hose limbs 000 in trust to each child, to become 'y ‘by Mins ong, whose are alifiead durit Jay continued six or sevén years ago.| Monday and could not be seem | 10. at the age of 21. Sherwood, | Motherly love for the little orphans, | truly maternal interest in the chil-|crippled. The car is specialty | Ing a onelap trial Ik aren't so particular now. Any yea who ts treasurer and trustee of the | “ppeared on the lawn. dren, but they have seen very little |equipped to be run without using /®round the track. of @ dollar looks good. Drydock Savings Institution, {#| Millicent, or “Bobs,” as she {s| of her, and, as the wee sisters say—| the feet. ‘ $25,000 18 Se Miss Long lives at 7215 18th ave.|AT STAKE 3 sere i ‘ nobw out T woes, Haltead of dabbing at her ey 2 always dries her nose when upon an isiand wrecked ‘The hero turns up #mart, air brushed, with spotless clothes Tt myst be quite an art! films 1 often see some man ‘Who to or gi Pome second: ler he's quite dry! How did he dry his clothes? Sometimes a maid goes for « spin, For pleasure, we'll assume; But when we see her coming back She's in « new costume! ° : DID YOU EVER HEAR. OF ONE? Wanted—Consecrated person to “ing soprano in a church choir— Advertisement in Ottumwa (IIL)/ Courier. ee UNDER WATER! SOMERTON, Ariz, July 4.—The damage today in the great Yurna val ley flood, which started Friday morn: ing, when the railroad levee gave way near here, had exceeded $1,000, 000, according to authoritative esti- mates. Four thousand acres of cultivated farm lands are under water Over 1,000 men—practically every male inhabitant of the district— spent the Fourth of July in a desper ate endeavor to check the flood from further advancement Farmers in the threatened area have moved their stock and equip | ment to higher ground, Over in Paris they're having a} a | good time trying to guess what| Podin'’s “The Thinker” is thinking| She has been sent Tarzan leaps hold upon his adversary and to gether the two rose to their feet. RECENT ANTAGONIST Drawing his knife Tarzan moved slowly toward the body of his com panion, expecting that his receot-an- |tagonist would grasp the oppertun lity for escape. To his surpeiee, how- lever, the beast, after revcoste ite belly, remained motionless exeept for twitching tail and snarling lips | the body of the pithecanthropus. As zine and newspaper agency. She was accompanied by her mother. Were they all happy? Gracious, yest And none more than Dr. Leope, smiling there into his mirror. His first parade in 12 years— and the third time out of his house in nine! Tanks and ‘Tongs’, . and Hoot, Mon! Pipes BY WANDA VON KETTLER One thing I liked about the parade wan the fact that I stood beside a gentieman who knew the names of all the tongs I didn’t know. To his amazement, Tarzan discovers that) The great cat, flattened upon it | “Ves,” he explained to me, “now As Tarzan and his| { ace the 32nd U. 8. infantry and there are two companies. They are betng followed by the two tanks which are now held in Camp Lewis. by executor. called, wag immediately in her lap,' “We are very, very happy here.” ule ieawe ARIZONA FARMS NN. W., where she conducts.a maga-| Twenty-five thousand dollars will 1 “TARZAN THE TERRIBLE” WHO’s WHO IN THE STORY ; TARZAN OF THE APES, who learns from the diary of a German captain that his abducted wife lives, goes into| Recomms AN "ALLY the wilds of Africa in search of her. across the border into the Congo Free State in charge of — LIEUTENANT OBERGATZ and a detachment of native German troops. While Tarzan is in a tree, a strange white man runs toward him, pursued by a lion. from the tree to the lion’s back and kills it, In a hand-to-| ctub, advanced at his side hand battle. the man he has rescued has a tail. companion are eating, a huge hairy body leaps full upor where it tay perhaps 50 feet beyond Tarzan’s companion frem the branches above. be at stake. First place will take $10,000; second $5,000; third $3,000; fourth $1,750; fifth $1,500; sixth $1,250; seventh $1,000; eighth $750 and ninth $500. Drivers entered in the contest are: Tommy Milton, Roscoe Sarles, Joe Thomas, Eddie Hearne, Eddie Pul- len, Anton Soules, Frank Elliott, Tom Alley and Edward Miller. Before them will be a course of 260 miles, in the covering of which Speedway records are expected to be broken. The referee of the event will be Eddie Rickenbacker, once a star of the race track himself and now more famous as the ace of aces in the air, WINNER OF LAST YEAR ON HAND Milton won the Speedway classic About. Our own guess is that t| Rushed to: Mexico BEGIN READING HERE TODAY |tatter be sue’ the epelide quiver pha aa aaa nue ante Sore cre tee, cau: (2, Year sige and. slvo took fies. piace wo > ter he saw the eyelids quiver @9@/ non and the 26 army transports and/at the Indianapolis races last isn't thinking at all. You can’t ex-| ¢ ex., July 4.—Under . . ing . . ¥ BY EDGAR RICK BURROUGHS , locked in a deathlike embrace. Tho open, and in his heart he felt @ c h suc arvelor s e the old-ti ‘ ee es ih ve ogy ae ru . S. 8. Sacramento | Copyright, 1921, A.C. McClurg & Co.)| the creature bit at Tarzan the Grabad genes of ceie: tek bE pT lyn aide of old-time Laci eae He will drive a orm P D | Was on its way to Tampico today, (Conti Frow: Gaturday) ter was quickly aware that this was | creature was not dead and @ realiza- 1 int ain Bart yeny A 2 after having been berthed here sev ane not a particularly — formidable tion that without his suspecting it] the tanks—they served two pur- | race pd Saaitan Pog ed rapes lay’s even’ pigs eral days, CHAPTER 31 method of offense or defense, since| there had arisen within his sa ‘ Be that as it may, Lande & Lande | Official reasons for the quick sail TO THE DEATH ita canines. were scarcely more de (Turn to Page 9, Column 1) poses in et ney morn- at 101 a ae Sarles will] me § —— Mt tare real estate agents in Wooster, O.! ing were not given. ff discovery Tar % e es q Ei deacciaen me fi ‘ oe y “| veloped than his *own. The thing | — of the furniture. Hearne will h wi and her court riding a beautiful, — enemas om E tacking creature) that he had principally to guard ave his White Re- wer laden float, the Red Cross, “ ad Pp “And these fellows coming,” the|vere. Joe Thomas, Seattle boy, will |U°¥e *) $ | was almost a counterpaft of his com ‘n| Elevator Girl Is against was the sinuous tail, whic a " . | panion in size and conformation, | sought steadily to wrap itself about gentleman continued, “are the Scotch {drive the Duesenberg that Pullen Turn to Last Page, Column 2) 4 |with the exception that his body | his throat Killed in Plunge bag-pipers.". Now I had sort 0'/had last year. Pullen will have an- “ ea | was entirely clothed with a coat of | ape MAN GE PORTLAND, Ore., July 4—Mixs|Suessed that. Funny, but I had.tother Duesenberg. Alley “has al Friends of Debs ad |shaggy black hair which almost con-| Hig’ OPPORTUNITY Annie: Naughton) elevator opashtor | cnny tee oom, Vancouver, he| Frontenac and Elliott a Leach spe- ey K | cealed his features, while his harness | in an office building bere, who plang |e pins ey ree thelr share) otal. Not Discoura land weapons were similar to those| Struggling and snarling the two] | . for both music and scenery. Army, navy and state officials will ‘ Fight News : . rolled growling about the sward at/°@ from her car and hurtled three! «Phese Scotchers,” he explained,| occupy the reviewing stand. ‘The ATLANTA, Ga. July 4.—Friends |of the creature he had attacked. F | floors to the bottom of the elevator of Eugene V. Debs, socialist leader, | Tarzan could prevent, the creature a “belong to several different clans,) American Legion will stage an im. |shaft, died at a local hospital two but it doesn’t seem to make such a presaive ceremony, at tee. Paling refused to be discouraged today with |the foot of the tree, first one on +s > hha al ‘ |had struck the man's compan.|top and then the other, but each |) © rf HE STAR has been flooded with messages of com- J) {on' a’ blow upon tie head with his|more occupied at present in defend: |MONT® |arer. ‘ lot a’ difference about their family | ——————__ oe te oo) aoe | mendation and good will since Saturday noon Inotted club that felled him, un-| ing his throat from the other's chok: | OPS [Or oghh bigelind jaded when | ties when It comes to decidin’ the veneniey. ad emphatically denied from readers who were pleased with the Dempsey- ||conscious, to the earth: but before|!9# grasp than in aggressive, of | of her injuries was dis-liength of their skirts, They're all at lespread rumors that Debs was to covered : : ° be released this week — Gee DS aeak inrich pees bot son /fensive tactics. But presently the| id freezin’ length, 't strikes me. R C, Ss gp : Pelee caae the one issued the fight tained fie 9 fe haan Gree ane pelo Pe man saw his opportunity and as “And you see this box car com: anger arries Herbert H. Votaw, superintendent a Star iss on the fight containe ’ |fad closed with him. they rolled about he forced the crea Aged Couple Shot ing?" he asked, pointing to a red of federal, prisons, here to attend @ a COMPLETE account of the battle, as was announced passat ture closer and closer to the pool, | ° + | square affair on wheels, “well, that's M Fi be meeting of the parole board, declined to Death in Cabin) the American Legion French box car an rive LLNS || 0 state whether his visit is to bear * URE HAS in advance would be the case. The Sta yp oe upon the banks of which the battle ic ie cpp ie Ps prey age le non le was progressing. At last they lay HOLLISTER, Mo., July 4.—The| float. That French label on the door tern pigs ng release of the socialist issue the old-fashioned, stupid, “dummy” extra on the | _ Instantly Tarzan ized that be} sion the very verge of the water! mysterious murder of Mr. and Mrs.| stands for ‘40 men and 8 horses.’ ” ° fight. Every paper we did put out told the blow-by- was locked with a creature of al-| {Pa iow it remained for Tarzan to| Herman Helmke, about’ 70, near| I laughed with him till-the gobs!] QU aves ife blow history of the battle right up to “Carpentier [| "0st Superhuman strength. | Tht! precipitate them both beneath the|Omaha, Ark, baffled authorities of|came along, They were so pink and |] i) owenone PARK. W Maybe They’Il Yet went down for the full count.” | ebtiaries He reat whe the other | surface, but In such a way that he| that community today flustered looking that I forgot all ||, YUM Hhabinnig rt a eA Cc W. . And these Star extras were the FIRST papers, by lifted the buldgeon above his head, |™sht remain on top The, couple were found shot to/about. the gentleman who knew |} 102. cole: gor five miles ther ‘ome to shington _Ane b xtras : pers, by ecg Peet Ms an oi dye ok at there came | death ‘in a lone abin. Omaha is| things, and somehow we were sepa rep ge te miles thru WASHINGTON, July 4.—A break 15 minutes, on the street with the story, just as was psig os pony tia partir roagadth, «| Within range of Tarzan's vision, just | JUst across the river from here, rated, . pin 9 Regn sig Ranger [| in the heat wave during the next 36 also advertised in advance. Bnt not, of course, ahead that. of his mbeamuaninn od antagon-|behind the prostrate form of his| Robbery was believed to have been} Pecullar, isn’t it, how people just Tia Radin eerste path, "4 hours is forecast at Upper Lake ro. of the “dummy” extras put out by other newspapers || ist. swinging a single territic blow | companion, a Moo eng or) the mative. EIT Keep ORRMAE OF Par RSS OR TeT HT Ge sews the teak toon Tae piramtvasetetingrest yb obi bea’ and printed the night before. | with clen fist to the point of|faced figure of the striped saber of ing to death, y ississ It was anger over being duped by some of these || {h¢ other's chin, Tarzan momentar.| tooin hybrid, eyeng hip with spar: have title respite, the her the same instant 13 Negro Prisoners ‘The injured man, “Red” Pott lily staggered his assailant and then|!ng, malevolent | ‘5 otter, T/ have little respite, the weather bi ‘ HE first problem for * & member of a wood choppin phoney papers that brought forth such an unusual ‘his own fingers closed upon the| Almost simultaneously Tarzan's din” salcaetiae Son Make Their Escape sew, «was working in the ieciated [1 °e0e. Tees ee eee outpouring of commendation on the complete story |shaggy throat, as with the other|shaggy antagonist discovered the HOUSTON, Tex., July 4,—Thirteen || Bachelor river section and almost i ; ;| consider is to select the negro prisoners escaped from Blue |] severed his foot when his ax Chief Justice Taft The Star gave. | hana he seized the wrist of the arm) menacing figure of the great cat rs 2 s that swung the club. With equal| Immediately: he ceased his bellig cael hich he » || Ridge farm, southwest of here, last |] sipped. Ranger Litth ried th But just a word, folk ! newspaper which has the |/nigut, according to word received|] man five miles to. the mate to Take Oath WASHINGTON, July 4—Ci ; Thanks, awfully, for the J] ccterity he shot his right leg behind /ent activities against Tarzan and kind remarks. They always aré’welcome and cheering. |} tho stinggy brute and throwing bi«| jabbering and chattering to the ape-|} largest daily circulation, ||here today paints! where medion aia Geuia ta H But don’t p e us for using ordinary journalistic |weight forward hurled the thing|man, he tried to disengage himsett | The Star Classified Ads wo of the prisoners have been |} jecured. Justice Taft probably will take oF © bgood sense and honesty; just credit us for having it, Jover his hip heavily to the ground, |from ‘Tarzan’s hold, but in such a} he tar Classitied is recaptured, it was said, and blood. ‘The snow storm, an unusual || of hig oaths of office the latter part t midsummer freak, swept the re- |] of this week. He is expected he® sion early today. Three inches of || from Canada Thursday, and the ger} if y . sd hi ‘ at the same time precipitating his|way that indicated that as far as be|| bring astounding results || hounds are trailing the others, if you please, and assume that we will always have it own body upon the other's chest, | was concerned their battle was over. | g fev libaasin at until we prove otherwise. And we'll try NEVER to DAVID H. ADAMS, 67, died Sat-|}inow fell, Campers shivered in || eral oath, to which all governmen urday in Kent. Funeral services at}] heir tents, packed about with || ffictals must subscribe, probably I e With the shock of the impact the] Appreciating the danger to his un-| because of their unchal- disappoint you, club fell from the brute’s hand and| conscious companion and being anx | lenged circulation. 2 p.m, Tuesday, auspices Seattle |] snow. will be administered in the supreme and Kent Eagle: court offices, Tarzan's hold was wrenched from| tous to protect him from the saber. its throat, Instantly the two were|tooth the apeman relinquished his