The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1922, Page 1

At, fair a VOLUME 23 3 |} 1 Howdy, folks! It is a sin to play golf on Sunday the way some play it Price of ¢ is dropping here, says the market editor, Quit your yoking The U. §& eo has ordered an investiga’ ¢ furniture prices. Whieh will not, of take up the expense of senate seats | Al! the evidence points to the fact i +— | TODAY'S PRIZE JOKE tf Senator Tom Watson ke RSET x 4 - “2. Wonder. if “greenbacks" will be adopted as the n: the new Irish Fr sonal currency of NOSES Dull fights. We te eee Guy with black straw beanle ob | | wood. served on Second ave. von Kettler Fire when you says Wanda ley.” WERE MARRIED, TOO George, glish novelixt ing { says he : 5 Where b a “per * He sharpened up his pioomin’ skates, | And did f Then fell up. And sharpe fancy bits n his funny bone, d up his wits. tempiating a five-week visit to Dan ville Ky The old school will be > gee wh m looks like. university been found Let's try it GOING UP We see where Seattle has is- sued $1,500,000 worth of new building permits We sincerely hope It is not another mammoth hotel Put your fajth in woman, but keep a carbon copy Smart Set Russia em! add to the value ‘The ladies they look worrie. Yor it gets upon their nerves . They brace against each other They hang wpon the straps j They read = morning paper i; Their neighbor's sheet, perhaps eo atlake cars are crowd N nit down “Observer. It t to ¢ mer f i em make the m 1 ed Dur i nd them leapned to Wl * x | und. nd A rr has 'y et old a uitura ; bloe ae * rier ee , e 1 plain: they haven't see Back te 1 small be re ta ae * ¢ LI'L GEE GEE, TH OFFICE VAMP, SEZ Poison liquor never strike twic place, They don't are ready, @rid | a ees PREMIER OF FRANCE QUITS! Briand and Cabinet File Resignations Following Clash nd y wl MAN IS VICTIM OF PLO ‘Love Has a Recoil; He Loses $1,000; Woman, Thugs ‘ Are Sought ‘ing the robbery of Ely f $1,000 in cash, at Tenth ave. S. and Molgate st, Wednesiay night, Detectives Chad Ballard and J. 5. Majew ski arrested Dukisn, 44, ba borer, af Sixth ave, S. and King st, noon Thursday. Dukion was held om an open charge, suspected of being one of the | bandits, * By Robert B. Bermann Twenty-two years ago Ely ing with his wife and children in Austria, heard « strabge story from ao traveler who stopped at his little farm. Mt was the story of a distant land, halfway around the globe, where gold was as plentiful as | Ely wondered at the tale: then de! cided he we tor the rest of thelr live A few month ater he was in Alaska, see He found Alaska far different from what he had expected. Gold there was—a-plenty nt only | for these who had wooed and n that most flekle of all dam sels, the Goddess of Lack. And the Goddess turned aloof shoulder to all of Ely rings He toiled and toiled. nd g nights—but t not te won by mere hlways » bie . he 1 | He t ° at i Finally, | his task was futile. But even then he wouldn't go back. He had promised his wife riches— and if he couldn't cet it one way, could another ‘ 1 t ' ' s b f uw He wound up his simple af fairs and a few days ago landed | in Seattle. The ne the ’ | tad at left a | 1 ; tad ¢ . the experier - s) (Turn to Page 7, Column 2 ja 98s a ACT “Pil athe Your Car” of people h to read and to te fo you know that in r ur more home 1 circulation t ne your ad to Main 0606 competent ad tal 1 PN nt emer Ee ( weat HER , | i FORECAST On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise The Seattle Star Katered as #soond Class Matter DO NOT BE TRICKED! * (EDITORIAL) Oh, listen to the poli- ticians! Hear them say: “Why, of course, the poll tax law will be re- pealed by the next legis- lature. It hasn't worked out very well. There too much public senti ment against it. It isn't necessary to have the people vote on the repeal. It isn’t necessary to have any initiative measure at all. When the next legis- lature meets the poll tax will be abolished. Why, even Governor Hart thinks the poll tax ought to be repealed now.” Don’t let these poli- ticians trick you with that sort of talk! The legislature passed that poll tax law! Gov. Hart demanded it! We KNOW this! Maybe the legislature would repeal thé poll tax. And maybe it wouldn't We cannot afford to take a chance for we never KNOW what the state solons will do, There is just one sure way to rid this state of the poll tax law. That is to put an initiative re- peal measure on the bal- lot and give the people a chance to decide. We all KNOW what they'll de- cide. The people will kill the poll tax by an over- whelming vote. Pay no attention to the politicians who op- pose the initiative repeal measure. Register so that you can sign the repeal peti- tion. Sign the petitions when they are circulated a few weeks hence! Then, at the gen election next fall, VO" That is thé only SURE way to ABOLISH THE POLL TAX! 1 cece’ waa POLL TAX FIGHT TO OPEN SUNDAY : Public Meeting to Be Held at ' the Hippodrome opportunity to air ort w the poll tax, or her question of current inter f matter of invita ha Fischer, propri Man Dies, Wife Hurt as Auto Hits Cliff PORTLAND, Jan M. Levin 4 und + uffered a a result of their au 40-foot em with A, J. Drugger, Columbia high minor injuri¢ Married 10 Minutes, Dies in Automobile COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Jan, 12. ‘Ten minutes after his marriage to Julia Hanna Brunin 0, Henry Dalla D., wag killed automobile became unman ind plunged over an embank: | injured, is who was only prostrated with SEATTLE, First i in News—First in Circulation (by il, 727 copies a day)—Call Main 0600 to Order The Star at Your Home—50 Cents a _ Month—Why Pay More? May 3, 1899, at the Pe WASH., IS NEAR! Expect Ballots on Newberry Case Some Time To- day; May Be Tie BY LAWRENCE MARTIN WASHINGTON, dan, 12 —Re pullican senate aders today agreed to modify the resolution as to inctude in it a censure of | | seating Truman Newberry so of monary in extravagant elections | Ina use aptech just before the voting began, Senator Willls, of | Ohio, one of the dowdétul sena- tors, unoed he would vote to | seat Newberry | WASHING’ Jan. 2 possibility of a Vote the berry case was being considered by leaders on met today } Por Newberry, 43; against New. imery, G6 Goubttk 4 This wae the| an the debate was resumed. he 43 considered certain to decide it, he p against #6 Newberry, are democrat eight reput n Th foubtful senators are all repul r AUTOS INJURE THREE WOMEN {Two Are Rushed to Hospital for Treatment women t F nd row Je I mn ¥ 40 4 f t por hen th More ‘ Ww * Bohl r 1 injured M Rowland bs ow r ral pla t a t led by 1 d of t I build ‘ ot ¢ F 1 he t w home TRANSPORT IS NEAR HARBOR ::: NW YORK Jan. 1 Ruffeted by hea wan result of the tempest wh wept the ast, the crippled rmy transport Cr is slowly nearing New York under her own steam, “LIZZIE” IS ABOUT TO HAVE A BROTHER IN AUTOCAR FAMILY DETROIT, Jan, 1 the Ford automobile family, about to have a big brother, All nts looking toward production the Lin been com at the "Lizzie," arrang quantit coin motor pleted, ft was ¥ord plant Ford engineer car have stated toda have been work ing on the problem of putting the Lincoln motor car factory on a Ford production basis for several months and havetthe details em tirely worked out nts for Ford will appear be fore Federal Judge Arthur Tuttle on February 4, the date of the sale of the Lincoln plant 1 to bid up to $11,000,000 to ob) Ther 1 rumor that General Motors and the Durants have been investigating the propost tion, patottice at Beatle THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1 OTE ON hour sides as the senate | Ones LPP PLL PPP LAL LLP PPP PPP PPP APP HOM EDITION Wash. under the Act of Congress March 3, 187%, Per Year, ty Mall, $6 to $9 TWO CENTS I CENSUR CAUSES BREAKE Attack on B: Policies Leads Heated Scen and Resignation. PARIS, Jan. 12.—The French cabinet of Aristide Briand “2 signed this afternoon. Premier Briand addressed on chamber of deputies on the sub ject of the Cannes conferences, and later tendered his resignation and that of his cabinet, Severe criticism of Briand’s ing to meet the Russians at G next March and of his el with Lioyd George as to the terms the Anglo-French alliance were causes*of Briand’s downfall, DENY TREATY INJURES FRANCE A statement was obtained by | United Press from the French elen office, denying unequivo that the proposed Anglo-French [includes a clause attenuatl | France's rights, The foreign o | statement says the agreement |-not include provision for 4 | ' disarmament in*the Near Bast, | subject which may be considered French and British experts after tl j pact of defense is signed at Ci |_ After a long plea for the | Support of the chamber, Briand ed, his speech with words clearly dicating his disgust at the attit Photo by Price & Carter, 29 For 32 Mr s. John A. Wyard, 5109 Eighth ave. N. W., is buying from John Williams, | adoptea by his opponents, and he of the Jersey Egg and Butter Sotte, eggs that cost 58 cents two weeks ago. Mrs. Wyard| the members of his cabinet” walle jis one of the army of Seattle housewives which is saving a huge sum because “the bottom |°“t of the chamber. dropped out” of the egg and butter market. ae scinecnng, soo % % * * *% * tendered immediz after the pre |mier left the chamber of deputies, 7) |where he defended his policies a@& | Cannes Briand informed the press that the French delegates to Cannes were re-) quired to return to Paris because of Egg Consumers H ere MANY APPLYING. Save $20,280 a Week. FUR2CHLOREN == at increase of | But “Parents” for Lillian’ BETTER Star Staff Photographers cent * Weat resulted In a gr - ee craf fi ay E P. Cha rb e884 from that section a Hew and Gerald Not Chosen | rhe resignation of nimself and hile commission merchants york market was glutted and the Jcabinet would not interfere with were taking he pe tropped.” -_-- proposed international economic © = br —— ter earlier in the month retail- | By Cynthia Grey ference at Genoa, Briand declared, — : . ed r $1 cents a pound.| pq) ; \ why A | Asked for the reason for his ree wives thrnout the country Thurs fay grade wells for 45, | forea no and e* have been of | tion, Briand sald: ere rejoicing at “the be ade ells fo m fered not only one home, but man day were rejoicing that he bot with so lower and pop ef - os on ake ra “I needed better support if I were tom had dropped out of the mar rade ‘ae oe h to ap Gotlate ot to continue.” 5 het . hy sybstitu sion has n The deputies were amazed by this on th iw Weds and at 0 : it Aiaderatian made as yet, su) move, and there was uncertainty aa) 0) p today "Men. Seattle pas if you have do. |'® whether Briand was resigning ber : sal bigergen ype en a of this deflation cided that you sroune PB oroaigy <s omong the yaa A mon wie aciramee * e French parliament, of " ¢ ’ 2 5 want to take because of dissensions within his cab: eo fe t the country it these two little, inet i « in eh baat Ly apie ki . you still] In his speech to the deputies, pree us 78.0 " cad Pipe ehaeat Cir Ke ite have an opportu. | Ceding his nr : er t fou ’ ra son mae ee that the question of German reparas 1 ¢ € ve tions would not be disew: 4 > ‘ Other out that because Genoa conference, at which, he said, v8 : Mr the t iltry men use heated ber must accept the ne ix $20,280 e production in Washing biue | Suarantees France obtained at Ver on 6a er the price st » would be little affected by our | ™ Bek t “ ailles, and furthermore engage to res ont © changes in temperature. Exe 5 peg poss spect the frontiers of their neighbora, . peak retaN price so far th oe n We 1 ave. were con-$* _ < nae any i | According to new reparations toonth t Jing to a/tinuing heavy } LILLIAN plexions, and. | aereement, he said, France would not pos Shae The be anch| Tn the meantime the workings of!jis¢ put not |lose on centime, In case of German | e a Phar for 40! the law of supply and demand are | Ot bath aggression on the Rhine, Briand dee \ Goi o8.3 Pullets to the finar lal benefit ot Ap _ Ben \healthy, intelli lar d, Great Britain would stand by — @ t n eral egg-and-butter#ating public gent children. Fr ance w ith her full war strength. udden we 1 of the egg Eilean de 3 and Briand pl for moral support m iA t is du mmisvion om TIAL LAW [ner brother Ger of the chamber before returning te chants say, to an unusual warm «pelt | ae ey the supreme council meeting at Cane n Middle West | S If you are in 5 | nee. th one of them ex: toneetas sand POINCATRE LEADS plained. “For the last years| scusxta, Jan, 12-—National Guard |Wish to take (ee Millie. | |BRIAND ATTACK Washington has been produciag an! oo veng A to pr to|YOur chances . | Former President Poincaire led the increasingly large wurplus of eKes.| Tete ore noon today by; With the host of a jattacks against the Briand ministry goes, for the most Part |arig, Gen, Wolters, who is in charge|Renerous - heart. Oa 2s |which resulted in today's resigna: eo rhed, Now our local prices [Of the martial law zone enforced by | ed Seattleites My fee It was the attitude of Poin- ve Oe NON a Mow Verk mar. the governor earlier today near } who have ap § caire and other leaders with military : a Midale | oll flek of & urn to Page ‘olumn mildness of weather in the Middl oe adopting the chi GERALD | e pies ) | a e dren, call Mrs.. MeDonnell, East AUSTIN, Tex., Jan, 12,—Martial | {ors ie : SECOND CIRCUS jie in Mexia hina surrounding oit| 201 or Miss Grey, Main 0600, at The BURCH TRIAL |fields was declared today by Gov, |" OUI WP dia, a THEF TP TRIAL sete vecsuse or tawiesness tere, "| es NEARING END VANCOUVER, Wash, Jan, 12—-| ,cambling pours, protected tv /N. Y. Evening Post | ros axoruns, sort 12—Arthue Bert Orcutt and Roy Moore, of Seat-| aia aay at Mexia titel: i C. Burch, on trial for the murder of tle, charged with robbing a circus ot! Svoen inne” olf fields ni Sold to Syndicate John Belton Kennedy, may know hig $30,000 September 16, fo ON Chia] to: | ee ee eae ee tates Mott am i. NEW YORK, Jan. 12,—-The New| fate by Saturday. s for the second time before Judge| Crtey that highwae robbery is fre.| Xo" E st, one of the oldest! By stipulation of both sides, argns Kirt Husnt end se lasedibantea, tn een (ewe ity, has been sold | ments will be concluded late Fridaye since the Jury disagreed 11 the eee eee ee nnn of nencetut ait, /t2.% syndicate, it was announced to-| Superior Judge Sidney N. Reeve ti first tr the law's delays, in the) jeone and that lic ae i pa saaatl day. Full details of the transaction | ready with his instructions. Reag form of demurrers, affidavits or prey:| gold over bare penly/and the names of the purchasers will| ing of the instructions will require udiee and motions for delay, has hel [be made public later {about two hours, he said, up the case. Late yesterday the ac John J. Sullivan was scheduled to cused men applied for another exten MANY DEAD IN ih conclude his argument in favor of Se Hine to" AWA the ea¥l¥el or |F'ipino President Burch at the worhing sension fesage Ralph Pleree, their attorney, 'This| SHOP BI AST He will be followed by Chief Defen « refused by Judge Kirby, who ap-| a | Ill, Resigns Office} '! Jounse} Paul Schenck, who is expec pointed counsel to represent them. | BERLIN, Jan, 12 Many lives} MANILA »P, 1, Jan, 12-—President!ed to consume the rest of the da. The selection of the Jury will be} were lost in the explosion of a chemi-|Quezon of the Philippine senate re- Distriet Attorney Woolwine will close completed today and the case pro factory near Bydapest, it was re-|signed his office last night. Ill the arguments with an allday so@gea coed, ported here today, + health was given as the reason, tomorrow, —