The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1922, Page 1

OU cannot rightly expect to keep well unless you get the proper amount of sleep. Open-air exercise and moderate eating will not put you in shapé to avoid influenza and kindred diseases unless you allow your mind and body the rest that nature demands. Exercise, moderation and sleep are the three great guards to health. To ‘ ‘cut down” on sleep i is rs ank foolishness. You will undermine your bulwark against illness by “burning the cahdle.” y SN ee trennnnnennnnnnnnnnn ARR RAD RAR AAnn PPL ELD LADD ADAP PPP PPD PDP /HUNT HOLLYWOOD DOPE AGENT DISAPPEARS AFTER MOVIE MURDER! jae ae Ex ae The Star Goes Into 11,727 More Homes Every Day Than Any Other Seattle Newspaper The Seattle Star on Tonight and Saturday, rain or snow; fresh easterly winds. Temperature Last 24 Hours Maximum, 42 Minimum, 36, Today noon, 41, EE) | WEATHER =| St the Postoffics et Heattin Wash, under the Act of Congress March &, 1 rr HIDAY, F 1, Per Year, by Mall, $5 to 69 Ratered as Mecond Class Matter May & 1 Boy, 8, cialis Last atPOLICE Teacher Who Beat Him SCANDAL Home Brew ‘Boasts His BA R ED! ! 5 a Instructor sergeant and Pa- VOLUME 23. 3RU ARY 10, 1922, SE ATTL E, W ASH., She Is C ‘ampaigning on Anti-War Platform; Political Line-Up Works in Her Favor ANSAS CITY, Kan., Feb. 10.—‘‘No more war!” With that three-word platform, Helen Petti- grew, former shop girl, has entered the race for the re- publican nomination for governor of Kansas. And the existing politieal situation gives her a chance to sit in poll- warmer, but don’t leap inte your BLY. D's yet. Governor of Kansas Zi ‘Strange Woma sub ns ALY chair, H. S. Turner, candidate for mayor, fs in the real estate business, Let's see, Wasn't Ole Hanson In that bust nee? eee OMIGOSH OMIGOSH On Monday, February 13, the Seattle Yacht club is entertain- ing with « ladies’ smeoker—Se | ciety column, The Star. We suppose their husbands will stay at home and mind the babies. | a | A Decatur, Ii, man says he can| We- P Was Fined edagogue by Getting Woman Fighter Punished By E. P. Chalcraft Eightyearold Howard Hoff. man was the hero of juvenile Woodinville Priday Had In nings| trolman Suspend-) ed Following Tip-' ped-Off Raids By Jack Hall Police Sergt. F. W. Pietow and Patrolman ©, 0. Legate were suspended Friday, by order of Chief William H. Searing, with- out pay for 15 days.” Searing gave his reason for the action as Man is the root cause of war,”. Mins Pettigrew says. “The world is dying of war dis- cave, The last war made 8,000,- 000 cripples. “If you want this stopped, then stop voting for corrupt male politicians who encourage this monstrous, atrocious crime to serve their own ends.” Miss Pettigrew was gradu- ated a few years ago from the schools of Springfield, public it ‘Then she came here with her | and Four Men ir Taylor Inquiry Hunted by Police \BY FRANK H. BARTHOLOM Los ANGELES, Cal, Feb. w and direct evidence — singling the rich and idle son of a New York manufacturer from the four unnamed suspects un — der investigation in the Williaa make grain alcohol from gas. hope this doesn't lead a lot of fellows | to turn on the gas. D. Taylor murder case the district attorney's office day. The lead was furnished by. failing to keep their districts free of uvdesirable women, | parents. Her father is a build- ing contractor. ) “ET bet that of teacher won't Nek me again.” he boasted to Girl of 23 May Be . . youthfal admirers, who crowded This action, according to Inspector Until a year ago Miss Petti- The Eskimo sieeps in his dear skin around him to congratulate him | Hane Damm, grew out of a tong giew wank: Seton th a Oe the eae, ny Joseph Nolan, series of raids on Main st, which who ned from partment store. Then she be- came interested {n combating w And keeps very worm, we are told; Last night we slept in our little bare akin i ‘And cought us a hel - - made » hurried report and again disappeared. “The new angle 1 am ze on may result in an arrest Ke next few hours, if the man we're — after fails to clear up the ques — tion of his whereabouts on on his legal victory over Miss Anna Swigert, primary school teacher, Miss Swigert was fined | $10 and costs by. Justes of the | Peace CC, Dalton Thursday tor administering «a spanking to Howard beeause he couldn't pro- culminated Jjast week in the arrest) of May Curtix, colored, an alleged! Rotorious character in Seattle's um Sderwortd, and three immates of the | place Prosecuting Attorney © Mol-| m Douglas has begun abatement | She began giving lectures and soon became founder and head of the Anti-War associa- She gained the approval SOME ATTIRE! | | | / | j 2 cold. ---| ‘The bride was aitired in a gray tati-| a cer lc eagll ve gg nme . * proceedings against the place, w * a ee eee an Snape ALAN See owned by Mra. Curtis, a negr phar + mca * 8 night of the murder,” Nolan ah,” Howard admitted, *th’ tek itiea) leaders, me | fo The Siar. of} known Friday that In- It beeame oe oe. t t i Then came her campaign for rt—-but, gee, It wae worth It. | sontor Damm has tried several times — LOS ANGELES, Feb, 10-—The Dan Landon wil i ceding sain a os the republican nomination, The ||] 1/08. ie tha: Tar’ ' without Ne goods | ote or mi te j republican nomination practl- wg pot cemphige mind teday ‘he declares on tt in almost Helen Pettigrew ata es a UY By » imystery today narrowed down ar | have mamma spank |¢Very cane the raids’ were “tipped ‘There are 25 or 30 candidates, with no outsanding candidate |{|f0Ur men and Miss X—myster hurt so much.” ¢ ne occupants had D0 iad : Sign on Third ave. restaurant win- | much cupants bad: the: Henty 3. present governor, says he'll not stand for re-elec ee. Soe abu; “Order bate today; we serve waa this patve state. |f0%° the raiding party arrived, In tion. Forces of law tracking the |derer of the director have co lunder a single head to concen on these suspects. Random el reports of William Desmond telephone calls wa almost as # the officers left central head mysterious manner ned the inma AG ane’ dane ge fined the teacher So the lightning \s just as likely to strike Miss Pettigrew as anyone else The primaries will be held in August. Other candidates are hold- you tomorrow.” “ee Little drinks of Mulie, acham. | quarter i Taken white or red moth ms aank a? : ing up their campaigns unt!) epring : Transfer business worries t ¢ up Prue Ui CRaicend rg Maree dt ep But Miss Pettigrew's touring the state now. And her platform |}! Past life and love affairs, Jetters, : Set pa ie ig a emy uts for the expresw pur. is winning support {appearing and reappearing, handi To an aching 4 i grt pose of w ning for raiding parties,” |ehiefs and “pink silk nighties”. Be haan 9 TRIED jeclared Damm. nd 1 think ed | were consolidated today into a si ® wer fruntrated |mass of evidence, TO PROMISE COMPLETELY OVERCOME { the ‘ “ men as 4 car | | DOPE AGENT IS The bride was beautifully | will you promise to t utter dressed in blue satin and georg- | and | Miss Swigert a nnd ot se ee n reared i ate. and the groom was po | nt ’ ng t S ‘saat In the Ta yl ote i } Sprintivid Deioerat Herald. i woman, } A acr at the slender | informed The Star that while living } a | ® * teacher and k in a questionable house. just. south | to hee etna tn alee | aE TI will if * she said at of ¥ the 5 raided the 1 sna erates “< ee bread prices alltt restored order. | |few months. Tn each case U ey were | Sinn Feiners Si Still Holding | Weatthy Shielded by Con- |. ay & Semen a 5 } wan tbe 1" howed that one of Mrs. | “tipped « y mysterious telephone } la ble to give . “4 siss’ the had to atay out of joa | Many Prisoners gress, Is Charge oT ate ee 1 oe | hool lack of a pair Khoe I wae sitting tn the lying room,” _ The man knew Taylor well altho: Well, if we ca we can whe M wigert was na. when the t BELFAST. Feb. 10.—Three thou.| WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—Con-/the picture director is not i ee eat cake, as - 5 - sane sand. Uleterites, bitter enemies of | #788 is putting the soldier bonus tax|of having been a drug addict. Taye | aptly put it. apm Howard Hoffman ‘ one ite-eoming outhern Irishmen, today joined the | burden entirely on the shoulders of |!0r, a every — neta picture, hae taff Phot r ‘a 5,000 cons ing | the o " executive s thr con! The President (a few years hence Photo by Price & Ca a(t k I knew We grabbed our things and |force of 5,000 constabulary patroling | tie common people, and ts shielding itn pb agedi ty: onopbea : —w * the army? fname Baptgy “gph Seed Gut Cite Dect ware? nace "The Sinn Fein extremista who raid. {tbe Wealthy, hundreds of te among the studio hangers-on. The Secretary of War—He's gone , 9 yates RD PA bo glint ne ee sp ed Ulster are still holding many cap-|"¢aehing congress charged today. Among ‘Taylor's acquain’ i: et ing ountaineers Waver te power, hatte nn eo the a «be maine omnes Seep Ste} See Cornell Widow. ’ a pair of te nd r loaded ¥ officers drew up at | tly : 809 3 known to be addicted to “dope.” ae the boy could not wear the t They rushed in but found sabi Athod the countr: Protest vigorously |"“aine mystery ‘of. the “dope” peal FLAPPERISMS navnan Mrs. Meacham heard th Mai ot extortion against ort. |Republicans in War | *=!n* the special taxen tentatively /aier's disappearance is belleved suf | It’s the girl the est in ainier tem amv ttt thd eock atuvdl ane. Weonebsior joneion | selma agreed upon by republicans on the/ficient evidence to warrant a rigi’ j ankles that sees the 1 St aeaatanted wahaen tn faked es | With Constabulary | joiise ways and means committee to |investigation. i Many @ rk eye hed ot BY JOHN H. STODDARD } perintend: to not unr t M ‘ . | DUBLIN, Feb. 10.—Fighting br provide funds for the bonus. age ee Sinema or aeee Socal j is known by the engage) TARADISE VA hn Mahar cons nas ered | ghee mee type ctim, : Child Given Poison peuey yrons, betwian - 1 ot A definite agreement on special | Thomas Lee Woolwine today are s¢¥e ment ring ehe keeps B r Nations t od be m of fallure, Int aah vg 5 1 he 1 1 nat upor E I ‘© and troops of the Irish republi. | t®**s designed to raise $300,000,000 of jeral acquaintances of the “doper,® Don't make the mistake of believ- | correspondent F juew-| the entire party here will return at} ag 7g ooluad gm in Error mproving |! in a ag PuDTE | the $30,000,000 needed a year for a|who, it is hoped, may have some cluge / dae that the girl with dreamy eyes|tion the probability of al emi a noite notion wae caused in|, Given poison by his mother by mis-|"" G2. conwtable was killed and at | *°llers’ bonus was reached today by |to his whereabouts. isn’t wide awake Jacques Landr ynod Reriue I ate Clarence P. I on, of the court room v Miss Swigert |ttke Thursday afternoon, two-year: lease ono republican soldier severely |*'¢ sub-committee of republicans on | MABEL NORMAND © dere b fe naturally light!So ee Sa i : rick tr [strayed from the subject in lending (Ot Krederick Allen’ Self, son of Mr. | vounded , the house ways and means commit-| NOW RECOVERED f mp Le re r N ee land Mre. C. A Mf, 4063 have. § t 5 when she strikes a match. Rain The . t up to t detaila of the encounter 3 The battle was reported to be a| a Mabel Normand, entirety recovered Th the beaulifel air castles’ which| snows no ‘ sat who ted the phone | snGe 18 KAGER w gpa to have a fighting considerable one lt ps pe baci agin bl ryt ar from her breakdown, following the | vill mever find a Pipe wire to A ere or|¢ é chance for recovery in city hospita ax on automob: probably 25 cents | ra yo + } girls build you will gever find any - j ; : Mt FOR FIGHT NEWS roe diag wig ite Boras ner horsepower; tax of about 6 cents | T27'er tragedy, was to tell Disteam shtubs be ‘- Frida he boy at times recovered \P P . bs Attorney Woolwine today all she wast r n 1 bout the fight. ‘Tel iT Irel f ery $10 olved ii 1 Pa oa = ii wlena ties a | us about the fight, ‘Tell us|eonsclousns during the morning, | rains in Ireland jfor every $10 Involved in real es knew of the dead man and his "pasts 4 fight,” Judge Daiton de-!altho his condition was still danger ate Wanern. Laren axes On) Miss Normand, in a statement t Mr. Hays will be decla t » even in. ro a ] 1 0 s € bid and a statement te je. Hays will be ostae even in} and end. | 5 ph | Seized by Strikers) theater admissions over 25 cents: tax the United Presa, flatly denied @ pubs £100,000 to the ing ¢ hur The net trous Mias Swigert was fined after it had | CORK, Feb. 10.—Refusing to ac-| ae 3 one 6 9 yp be ch — $| lished report crediting her with says salen es dit este 4 taae ait Sh Witt ; ohs © Wea. | been that she whipped How cept a strike settlement proposed by | and p a yd jared err her tobac- | j that her visit with Taylor on the i te la. m i nd | nesd: fi al Fd ri 1 urd pointer the provisional government,’ Cork , °°" x on legal documents. "| night he met his death was to des n_ eliminate and | 2 i 4 aro. (ar SATURDAY siBivay ube Abbi Goan f local |,,“{ Increase in the inherttance tax/mand that he return to her the didiey berole . Camp Muir, | Wood Rar © and Teller ; X al y me 00k pe session of local |ig ¢avored by several on the subs | biased baby” letters she had Weike ee lauade the trip to taparet SOUTH CUT OFF " he i. . "i bonus money ‘This report quoted Miss Normand NO, YOU GUES j of the tele ne to A correct U il ind Bs ce on an chee a erg tax bel to the effect that Taylor had refused - * whieh paint they first ré Ved t 1 ( will find a j Placed on bank checks and that par:|to return the packet of letters and ws ab ae onan oi ra otic! Sak BY) WASHOUTS itons. ho YOU will fin sell [son th hao a ag m., of between Main #t, stat were una to Vipers a Sig tp , 10.—With Mise Cordsila ‘Thiet, deputy prose rare list of econo- y the committee as imprac:| them over, for an Uneaplatned reas Amity and Bowne. : thar ) feet of tr of the ‘ ‘ 1 » ade j 3 ee |son, to two officials o! ¥ * Mg tit nebinchieg Che.) son, |cnuine the Fr felts 1) m : >t the |enting attorney, depiored the flo mies in the ads in to- || | BY HEAVY CALE The taxes selected by the sub-com- | eLably company” = | kept the } made no effort to| Union. " out ack YOuna Dat tho she sary EG 7 mittee will be submitted to full re- 2 no. auch, atal » We're a member of the The t inanitested no ‘ m Salt | diseiplin clothing, shoes, ladies’ || | morrow fer approval and then will|j. telly false? othe Fepene Star Book Club ilar anxiety du thelr stay here| Lake ( California ir Flutchinson, defense coun readv. ear. appar: ; be taken to the senate finance com-| “ire “blessed baby" | Whatever that is to wait at Camp Muir for favora ken tod pe AE pope yg ae al ly ‘I han. - |/Steamer Bessie Dollar on) (ee sane Prosident Hard. Aa nsession of the auneict attorney a | But the worst light fiction weather to make I the ! jo el for the children— nes yt rd. | ssion of the as v the pupil on the place 1 rf ‘ore they are definitely $y Lie wij cy age Bh ane? Pye oe te - i for that purpose.” || whatever you want to || Wey Back (. Vanonitier — Monthly bill from the main now at Camp Muir to|I 1 See natin Oni , dehey Dak SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. o-- |. TH? farmers are complaining be. | Municipal Light Cov make the dash to the top, it wi 1 ‘ ls f he Mcleod Mth buy tomorrow you en RRANSIBOO, 4 D. a jeause of the proposed tax of 1 cent | ee he iP oi r Pr ‘ , » ste: ssie . 5 ° Z ‘ | WHAT'S BECOME OFr— a ee Oh et ontud ton wavered maintain control of | will find advertised canvit'tn Mink, has bane tun 4 gallon on gasoline, | UNDER ARREST, " r a aid Cue he coma \ te ppt tg Tow Le dwvor nt A score of farm organizations’ sent Pen. yan aid The old-fashio who use | st 4 uid, e. whowed that Miss|{. an today’s Star ‘at wed by m an n ‘telegrams denouncing such a tax,| TOPEKA, Kas, Feb. 10—A mag 8 to say that 1 be | Thief Fires Home Flood . me out of patience with yrices which mean to port, according to a wireless | contending that it would shove the | Siving his name as Walter Scott Uns F seen and not heard RO oy 1 Murder) (27%, 12% 6, serious grr tikes cay edess Ae priees « A a carly today feat the steamer | farmers further Into the rut by mak: |derwood, and sald to be wanted iy “ee o LConcea Urde? | the night, when w#« 2 y ings . ov, t. The bridge of the rations of farm tractors Los Angeles on a charge of takin, 1g Savings lor you, | . and = i + firs Could you pleawe tel! me! cricaGgo, Keb. 10.—-Pollee were in Gabriel river were a ral small pupils of the school ma the fds i Ty | Bessie Dollar has been curried | other machinery more expensive $1,100 from the Pacific Blectric come r spelled? it sounda tka! CHICAGO, Feb. 10: Police were) | fied in the case Rea te ads in The }| away, the captain injured and Protest is coming in against tax on|lany, Where Ite was employed as Lage z uct] aevalt whe iy suebected o¢. having “1 would rather have these bright Star carefully and | the steward Killed, |tobaceo, mostly from dealers thus|cashier, today was held by authoris yu a ered his employer, Mrs. Mor MRS, STELLA SAWLEY, 31, died ebildren for witnesses than most thoraky today ’ hem | The damaged vessel was 700 mils | far ties here, pending arrival of Los stale enberg, ateating $3,000 worth ofjat her home, 4 ‘ mon,” said Judge Dalton. 1OPOLY LOGRY and @V~ [ort Cape Wiattory at 8 p.m. last} Bankers are protesting the pro-| Angeles offici f ‘ Probably me A pecan ig eideod iirad he hae | |night, She reported yesterday that | posed 1 cont tax on each bank check, | Topeka authorities said Underwood cp nh ie F M for afire in an effort to conce the) husband, A wi ind two sons,| ‘Telephones are in more than. 40 she was returning to Vancouver, | claiming it will keep small accounts | declared he knew the murdered Wile 14 \ ‘ " eptibie to wevera) |i TD ps |ciittora and ’ per cent of firme homes. ' see / bit gave no reason, wut of the banks, (Turn to Page 7, Column 2) i ‘ ) Ms