The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1921, Page 1

Star goes into 11,727 more homes every day than any other Seattle newspaper (these figures taken from October 1, 1921, sworn postal statements) On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise =" The Seattle Star 10!" it Entered as Second Class Ma r May 8, 1899, at the Postoffice at Seattio, Wash. SEATTLE, WASH., FR IDAY, NOV EMB nder the Act of Congress March 3, 1879, Per Year, by Mall, $5 to 49 2 2b, 1921. Tee, Bie a TWO CENTS America to | Force Showdown on Naval Cut to Thwart Far East Trap Sere NEW U.S. | Witt Will Tell Council: About Cars Today! making bad puns?” ae OO yp ALREADY a i Doct 1 Koen unas , By American,” He Declares, wit tA LK E D | NAMES REGENT Pict he stgnatuce hoe Taking Oath as Immigration 'Hirchito Appoint- Slat ar ay bse veot-suevins| ~ eee Bagel rr ong ve ed to Control Des- tiny of Empire; Cry For it" the dis rict of Washington, he | Mikado Broken a" rade didn’t Jook for him in, the big | e. °, | ig ad fi set grate Sites With Mrs. Witt He | --wilk’be held in Seattle's new $4, The United States, believing that folks—we are happy to an- iF office— a testimonial meeting Uncle Sam reached out to the little! t | shothe s hamlet of Coupeville, on the far end | Agrees Junk! ’ aia Sao a of Whidby twiand—a town that per-| 4 : Pe : [hapa 6 per cent of the people of the | T; 1] Lin f i” Fresca: pencivetr tater I state knew existed—and took aman| AFOMey Lines of; . 3 whom just as many people had never | heard of, and made him chief of im-| Seattle migration here. } Luther Weedin, 49 years old, who! | has lived in Coupeville for more than.) By Hal Armstrong | 20 years, and has watched it grow| At 2 o'clock this afternoon Peter | Linto @ thriving little burg of 343 pop: | Witt, $1,000.u-weex traction expert, lation, took the oath of office as} was to go before the city councl! for commissioner here today, shook/his second heartco-hegrt discussion ; hands cordially with the retiring) of the street car situation | Commiesioner, Henry M. White, and) With Mr. and Mrs. Witt, I en went to work joyed breakfast at ihe Frye. Mrs. I've got @ lot to learn,” he said. | wre romething of a traction expert ; “about my duties here. Don't know | herself, exclaimed @ thing about them, you might say “Such terrible care? Such narrow 1 got a afatute book und am read-| gates to squeeze thru) Buch high ing the law on what my duties are.| steps to elimb" + It's @ pretty long law; I'm not re | says WOMEN reading it yet. “flow do 1 stand on the Jop ques | WANT NEw © ARS tion?” —Weedin’n clear biue-gra Pie gee ey ae Wie, nereed fyte looked steadfastly into bis in-| bhi i a re tervie: ‘ errible y eaten peg ig pap board with market baskets, You HE ANNOUNCES | a eee ae are Be wie a vs ii | en's organizations, asking them “I'm an American,” he sald, if they'd rather have low-foored firmly. “All American. § think | cars with wider gates, You'd find every American on this Coast the women in fever of new cars,” is very such conbrened: with the | “You advise us"4 said, “to junk | Ponsibilities of extreme Japanese foi) our iduated ‘ o quated cars, We know knmigration. We can't afford | iney moltete, bub we think we've | to allow those prople to over Iready paid 100 muth for our street Fun ‘the Pacifie coast.” | 3 ‘ar system. How are you going to| " in pe ape Beep ate Bw ghd Sit comvines us that we can afford to] ean say about my views right now, | pe Pet see dias ca please, 1 want to get established | tg QuwMhew oneats ne ee here before t begin to talk much.’ Witt’ ordered casaba, a bow! of | When Weedin moves his family | mush gnd cream, four soft-boiled Out of Coupeville and brings them | QU" At re to Sogttle, the county eat of Island | “*E" rs ar ee county will have only 340 souls.| Goodness” mid Mra. Witt, “Four Traey are, tneee in his family, Mrs.| “Now, allie”, anid her husband; in, a I2year-old son ani | “you know I eat only two meals gs} commissioner. | day.” a tae Meco and the | “He turned to me and sald: “When Th mi n th t the you ask that question you're on thin Tajo ag ag tions | ay uur ee. Better back up; you'll fall in.” Se ee meat’ He laughed. “isut I'l meet that,” he | ters at the foot of Union at, ix a | He la | Washington state pioneer He came to Seattle from St. Louis The great thing is that the “ have got the system. acroes the plains to San Francisco| People 2 and thence to this city, then a vi.| Now, there must gy 9 tage lage of 1.200 people, by boat, in| Mies Pir gaged a hat mee by Price & Carter,| 1873, when he was § months old. | Yol've got fo have new stuff. ‘ Biar Btaft Photographers | The trip required one month, His Borg ashy eek id peed br ‘ ve) |father, W. L. Weedin, took up a | °ar id. hat can we ge Luther “Weedin (above) | vrmrestead. the present site of ‘Ra. {tt of thém . newly appointed United) venna park, in July of ‘73, and be-| tiga Fgh lage hen ii i i is- plicema ‘ ip pels as States. immigration commis-| came the first policeman appoin re tery x “Te. so lh home BY CLARENCE DUBOSE TOKYO, Nov. 25—Crown Prince Hirohito has been ap- pointed regent to the emperor, who has been in failing health for some time. Count Chinda will be the re gent’s adviser—the most power ful position in Japan at the present time. The move of apvointing the crown prince regent is expected to have the ‘aoe fi consequences, are wide experience, it is believed, will be most valuable: to Laat young prince. It is believed that Prince ‘cole may succeed Keeper of the Seals Matsukata, and that Viscount Kiyou- ra may succeed Yamagata, president of the privy gounell, eee BY A. L. BRADFORD (Copyright, 1821, by the United Press.) WASHINGTON, Nov, 25.—Crown Prince Hirghito has been made re gent of Japan, MIKADO'S HEALTH 1 COMPLETE FAILURE Prince Hlirohito is being made re gent because his father, the em- peror, is in such a failing state of health that he can not longer make Agnes Ayres, motion picture star, who challenges the idea that women love rough men. And next April—we have another | sioner for the district of|by the Seattie city council. hheuséa.” She | has had plenty of expe rience and believ ves the feeling of repulsion can't be overcome.|any attempt to discharge the duties Geat—tor men only—and we shall) We eiinnton, who took the|ONE OF FIRST ; opts | bie. daca on ied ay ceet een Positively bring to this fortunate city ashing , w 00) | STUDENTS AT t | “Sell them té- Henry Ford to make suggested = Mrs. | Do women like cave men? A definite decision to name the Agnes Ayres, motion picture star, | 20-year-old crown prince as the head i ey re arin’ (6) (6) say. of the Japanese empiré has been In a letter received by Cynthia | reached, the principal Japanese dele that sturdy old duo—the death-or- boys—the knock -"em- dead ns — OMP! OOMP! BLAA! TA-RA-RA! Owcar’ Vepper and Johnny Iker! OT a moving picture — folks — Pepper and Walker IN PER oath of office in Seattle to- "ying Weedin was ono of the first | sone oP. day, and the man he succeed-| sudonts in the old University of | ed, wpa de M. White. Washington that stood on the — se where the Metropolitan theatre | | “But sell ‘em, junk get rid of | {iss Ayres, who, following her! gates here were advised today, } i © nt fe mephe public office he took over to |‘@m, and wet some new ones,” Witt | experiences with ca neg a es ” at It has been reported that the em-_ day is not his first, In 1898 he was |éfsisted, “You must do that; that's i | the hands of Rudolph Valentino in &/ yeror, Yoshttito,’ “has suffered &@ | elected sheriff of Island county. He|the first step. Now, how are y | reeant production, ought to know | complete mental and physical break. | “ , id ie ties ae Sian 8 omething About the subject, sa. 2 held that position four years, For | oye to buy the new ones? How! By Wanda von Kettler Pas with largeet pot animal, both | 9 a mabe we ceooes Hrenstt down—that.his mind is failing, and forms—on the right—for the a similar period he was county as. |aré you going get the money? 1 ppsape gon gat lintortaba tht aban ot pact pdt hk his body is partially paralyzed, ption—and don't forget — this! sessor. He served two years aa| “Well, you've bought a railroad} We're all ready to. go—rain or ae ne pmelies ape ‘animal, bo a B hagb-rerhion of gcd ve devel :¢ hho. han ‘teen ae ‘elous——this world startling —this | county treasurer, then went into the |Without putting up a sou, giving the | shi Mort comically dressed boy } “ Ms - laa clared at he int of death, ; y ’ | Our mutt dogs, attired in their | 4 9 Women prefer cave men over chival- pantty jarring coruscation =f; = ORTLAND, } ei cate | Abetae Meme fe ich ee ane ee ee re eee el begl bre Gane nie wiib.im: | beoons "| rous suitors? I have had occasion} The décision to name Hirohite | 3 ithe | a i he last 10 years, Pre.|Own property. You're paying the pst, ’ - | Second prise ' i } prospered for t | Third pr o study this subject ‘i ly while | regent was reached in consultations iil be brought here—absolutely—-| Red Stack tug Sea Eagle, with @ | viously he was in the lumber in. | Company $835,000 a year on the pur. patienc ener en Fourth’ prise et dn fl Pine gam per Barn a batwace She Seipieea acd ie ae oy enormous cost—solely and pds) crew of nine men, has foundered | dustry. [chase : pric itt _etvicgptagate |) aie ch Bes Pitth Pulte icrestingiy {in "The Shelk,' May I give you my | Statesmen of Japan and the crowm fm ly P, 4 7 yiel For 16 years he has been a mem-| an't get the money to - ‘ “ " to Page 8, Col a off Peacock spit, Captain Wick- y : : om a | opinion (Turn to Page ene y HOME BREW! a9 — " | her of the republican state central| * by issuing bonds. Jack Dempsey says. iy be | Bro Mate a sincenes avatanas aie) oe fund, of the Port Adams life sav. committee, and has been a preat-| be right if could. there to be in that parade and | tS geede ink, Maite ated eee koe, | ing station, told the United Press | dential elector in the last two na-) Se the only way con'\cet,.|| Sanne ners WI orey eure: | 31 + QpUrt-batlanal y wandake otulé caves Made $1,500 000 i in CHERR: over long-distance telephone to- | tional elections hold of the money to buy new | 3} ve 7 i Now is the time to buy! We're | | day ee ee, i During the time he has lived in| cars, as I see it, ix to hold onto dy Draper's youngster tentia witn hal oe al tat th on piginntnaananee at Counterfeit Bonds | gonna buy a postage stamp just | | é | the islands he has had gpportunity| this $833,000 a year for several | band is tuned up, ready to takg | parror « $10| least, it seems that always, no matter| ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26\—G, V, Finis | as soon as we get amother penny | | A patrol from the station late [40 wudy closely the alien smuggling| years, possession of the hage Com. | ®|what happened, I would remember | 24Y 29 was held by police today Sad this morning found a portion of | ‘° | that have been carried| “It doesn't mean anything to Stone | munity Chest box on wheels and | ,,, , without ‘bona’ tolddide Inia cain %| the tug’s pilot house, indlenting | P*rations that a | tead the proc 5 igs ¢. 5) hepant. hat she had? cian echaae — o te jead the procession, ea } J on along this coast for years, This (Turn to Page 1, Column & laeee "What right has tobe} sion. SAAS = Re | has: ee ne Md the vessel, with its erew, had met | may be one reason why Uncle Sam| LF Bes P We're all ‘reddy’ to go-with our | Bewr Ar por even dictatorial, to. his| FFeRch certificates worth $1,600,000, Wonder it Cap'n Kidd were here,| disaster in the gale which raged | giant jook in the big cities for his| Chidiven’s Day - Star “Community |, eadine ry 5 5| Wife or to the girl he expects to mar-| Halliday, whose brokerage firm re PWould he hand his trusty cutiass to) /until late last night along the | new commissioner, but picked him | Ghest-Animal.-p ; | Lc LA gs Beat dao bet lry? Why should she endure it? tt] ently Went to the wall, admitted he Peter Witt? i | oe of Northern Orego “ne out of the heart of a district in-/| PET PARADE FACTS At 10 o'clock Saturday morning sid| Would need a tremendously strong | PASsed $65,000 of the certificates on | ‘urniture from the tug's cabin, | tested by crooks that Unele Sam YOU NEED TO K |we'll ‘meet at Third ave..and Vir "}] love to overcome the feeling of re.| St. Louls banks in)an attempt to Gov. Hart's special tax investiga | with a pair of oars marked “Sea | wants watched | NOW |ginia to form the parade line, “| pulsion, it seems to me.” make up his losses, said to exceed P tion committee seems to be having | Eagle,” had been found earlier but - 3 |] WHAT? — Pet animal and ||” atii shihp the parade begins, ¢ 40] eae eu nar trad eeevhaee Gh wie $140,000, Beas much tfouble in deciding on} in the day. Patrols were comb- ° |] youngster parade. jing south on First to Cherry, ton | Goat with longest whiskers: By Reged Bese yn each ye REA EBRE NN ha g taxes us the rest of us have in pay-| ing the beach early today in |Expect Arrests in r AMMhe youngsters in.}/ Cherry to Second, and north On| cag win homeliont muti—. "| Ayres! greatent success, In the ple- B Is , Dyi After ing them search for adgitional wreckage $250,000 Rum Plot town and Jack Dempsey, plus the || second to Blanchard, where the Pr ture she is captured by a desert | OY 48 ng . ¢.9 and bodies that may have washed mutt, dogs, the goats, and every: || prizes will be awarded and where | Child with best chieftain, conquered, subdued ana Bic cle Accident A man with the blues can't be| ashore. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26 thing else paradable. \jooke Unease wi) valine hand | oyna witty ahaa eee? erste hepa ay y' pis pe Mar WM pt “nonaition ase Ud rests and action by the 1 nite | i Down First ave. || with every youngster.’ : Pree atta +32] Oh, very well! But you ean read gy ig puaren. 6 perhaps — Seattle Tug Is Htates attorney general In’ connec: |] and up Second Jnst as m little: reminder, » we'll | Chitd with bignert hoth sides of the question in Cynthia! fyraily injured when struck St. Paul Welcomes R. t issin pas tis a oar bs dabactedt ations pha or ee morning at | [present again the list of pr taepathe | Chitd having beat unpearing twin pein rey’s column, thrown: tram tis blegale Ge A ‘ eported co ‘ o’eloc youngsters and || cash prizes amounting to $200 im Y $2 oe iam IE = oye Foch This Evening) SAN pd gee vet Nov. sing ly, Prohibition Director Rutter in-|} animals meet at Third ave. and | Child with most friendly monkey " ~ ee Reiger Bj oe | = BU as PAUL) Nov. 26—Dienity and | Teg Neo Bir. | cleated today 1. || Vinwinia "at 10 o'clock to form | Pee +:|Weevils in Floar tute Gy hee ee A y eript of dene: line. véather looks ile gach Boy Scout. troop turning out with m7 f} conviviality are to mark the 24-hour| attle firm, but operated in the | A transcript of evidence impli-|) parade line. If. weather looks lke Libthinde ‘of jis pumber will regsive a 4 night. Wheaton picked the head of an export firm rin: ine e Hy Misit of Marshal Foch to the Twin| lumber trade in this section, | cating the head o an ovpor’ fille) | rain, wear goloshes and bring an Flext Prise <++:416] colored, patrol totem (the aninval em. gs up and took him to Columbus E Clties. which left here on Noventher 17 ae 1 Tinted Sinton secret service | ye Just for thé fun. of It: || moat. comboaily, Sree PRG and pet || YR’ Camptire Girls have expresssa] For having in its possession flour! sanitarium, where he was found + I Zhe marshal wit be feted by thou-| withthe barge Washtucna In tow |Jocal United Fitton sweret istrelch |) WHYt-—Juat for the fun, of it |) Most comloniy 9 thelr desire to produce float. The] that contained weevils, the Seattle} to have a fractured skull and ‘ oe ercmereet a ae een Se Berane: Seen be fates to |e furnished Federal Atyoriey Coles.!| Drive with a glorious lang. N{o]arkea to. uee in the. decoration of tne Hotel Co, was fined $100 Friday by] possible internal injuries. | Tile inter caval a's ivaas Ok periee youre tone Sennen te hattoe ga : z Le 6) camp seone float, Justice of the Peace C, C, Daiton, condition Friday was critical, — |) a of vices here ' .