The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1922, Page 1

RREGULAR exercise in the open air does some good, but to obtain lasting benefit you must do it every day. Don’t let the fact that the weather is not: very good, or that you feel lazy, prevent you from getting out. A walk ina heavy rainstorm is not so bad provided you don dry clothing immediately, after. The more regular you are in your daily walk, the more you will realize its immense good. Influenza doesn’t get the outdoor enthusiast. It claims its victims from the anti-fresh air contingent, whie ‘h is all too large. DAA AAR ARAN AAA nnn mARARAN NRARRARAAARARA NAR ARARAR ADDED EDD DADE DPD DEPP DAD DD pret PP PLP PPP PPE POISON MEDICINE IS SEIZED! The Star Goes Into 11,727 More Homes Every Day Than Any Other Seattle Newspaper Kalered as Mocond Class Matter May &, 1899, a the Postoftioe at Seattia Wash, under the Act of Congress March 3 1819, Per Year, by Mall, $5 to $9 SEATTLE, W ASH., MONDAY, FEBRUARY Mrs. Charlotte Shelby, the mother Minter, film star, who| Mabel Normand, movie comedienne, ~ Pipe: age Edna Purviance, movie actre Mrs. Douglas MacLean Ethel Deley D Neva Gerber, abtress, who sold she| Mra. BE. 1. C, Robins, who of Mary Miles — axe lar WhO | who was the first to be notified by o r os next daughter of the siain dir ae once engaged to marry Taylor | lor’s first wife and divor © letters to the mur-/twho called on Taylor on business just teld police she lov Taylor tor t of the director's death and who heard the « our and that he gave her three s he disappeared from New York. dered director. i before he was shot, NAPALM RANA AARP AAS | (Home Brew ) Local Man COAST CHINESE | Public Wants Light FATAL EPIDEMIC | ===... Nearer to IN DEATH WAR! |_0” Pontoon Project! 1 WIPPED IN BUD ew that Gov. Hart's own tnvestt | eammission } | poet ag condemned Mi l li Pie spe pee a _ (EDITORIAL)... Fi | taethtas for Cov. Hart 10 do but ais | tONS . Two Killed Here, One in San Jose and) (XE of the accomplishments of this week at the ‘State Action Follows Death of Ge commission. county-city building should be a definite | Children From “Salts” 4 aepmn oo ont a the senate. | Court Overrules Bank's e in Butte i cis Gun Fights showdown on the Lake Washington pontoon | 3 hoping that he is not a dill/ Appeal in Old | With fresh warfare impending por t, In addition té (We Beat bridge project. | Statewide action to prevent a [stone states that he has no reason Seands (ro Monday in Seattle's Chinatown, | \ 4 Bing Kong Low | ae t fatal |t@ doubt the story of the mother, who eee Stock Case |imre twee feenl Chines werk ey rs Ene ste The Star does not mean necessarily a decision | veritable enigemic of fa is-prostrated pt her home. : F UNCERTAINET / 55 | killed and a third = severe + we hope the news Alfred W. Seymour, No. 3 Union| Jy wounded Sunday night, de |; fat big banches of abtletes in (Court, ix one step nearer a fortune| tectives were patrolling the dix | Kastern colleges have been re- | variously estimated at from $500499! trict in an effort to prevent po etiving money doesn't arouse to $6,000,000, as a result of a de mh} mow outbreak, dixcontent among the athletes of [by the appelate division of the su the University of Washington. |preme court of New York, in t “ee fight of the Metals and Mecha "| SWattle cit counell hasn't bank of New xe to evade Wwe hope it appoints a committes ‘to { bank held by Seymour > ~ The stock, originally valued at | '* & part of © executive com fi otweer ene. wee th $14,000, has bgen in Seymour's fam, |fllities between was! to build or not to build the bridge. poisoning cases was Mondays | in a Chehulis mortuary nt . £5 aftermath to the tragedy enact- bodies of Verda Louise, 1 But a showdown is due the people ofthiscoun- | ty at kiaber Saturday, when [Lee, 9: Marie Annabel, ty on the facts in the case—facts whi aR fr . Oliver, 6, and Vernie, 3, all of whom | ee facts in vad pot facts which the com- | five children of Mrs. Fd Rhodes. [iain agony within un hour after | missioners seem to trying to cover up. | died after she had given them |iaking the fatal potion, p THE bridge plan feasible engineering? | Bee cae ee Would such a bridge necessarily mar the | ,,\Wil! H. Adams, superstsor of ‘NEGRO VALET. 2° What would be the ‘cost? foods, feeds, di and herbs in { beauty of the lake? the state depart of agricul- og BREAKS DOWN Seven men, n men was b The wa threak of b n up and|* "he ik tac ever bah ane Acces on . ¢, has seized t What are the mysterious legal obstacles the com- Sacsces aoman can ittee of th tate democratic party 9 dow he Pacific coas' Round > “ ‘ " eee ft , Hy slace its aus in 1923," and the an, tae Cuetec hss wis sce A nrissioners are mumbling vaguely about? If the wholesale house + oie compounded ea and Mnterest |i, and Hong The murders | | ridge were built, what might be the saving in tributed the fatal potion, and Sie ers AT FORT LAWTON [Fe bank contends, that the ancteht Occurred at f nd King wt | i geeey comeation? thine ace sonia anita {the | stil are keeping the wires |Report He Predicted Direc- af sie aes tote tates. Figo oy ape arya “vs “The Duk } y operation: these are some angles of the busy, telegraphing to every i : Bald the drill man to his squad. | #10 OF insve vias end of Seymour's | Was severely in his subject the public is curious to have light thrown | town in the state where the salts tor’s Death Phey fired and Mister Drilt Man now), 0) gent for fortune, the New |709 Kin All were membe } upon have been sold, ordering the im- ant Se ‘dies underneath the sod. | York supreme coort last June de-|Hip Sing » feud with Bing bs) eee mediate withdrawal of the medi jpy PRANK H, BARTHOLOMEW big member clared the stock valid, and the bank Kong ¢ eved to have! ley and appeaied, losing its appeal in the brought on t ‘ present decision Patrolmen mour and his wife operate the 1x Exchange bakery and the San The county a $1,000 a day last year to cover cine from the market. und rainbow rout in the eral th Bumptu iver by laasoeing it| 66 3) ee eae atte nie noes be| Uncle Joe to Gime disentangied from the fish's Sputh."—News dispatch | Quit Congress | ; hibition Director Roy C, Ly! blocked the shipment of 32.600] " of whisky thr s state into; ish Columbia in the st 10 days,| : tem OVEr been taken and are being turned! 1%—Breakdown under question- to carry on the| to @ priv f six, along with Jor, and a report that he pre- it is worth considering seriously. The MAN WIFE AND et vere Is a possitility, of course,*| the slayer today. < of 5 unees. Rather’ than ran the) tragedy, said he was satisfied re held in city Jail ate company, which it is subsidizing. over to the chemistry | ing of Henry Peavey, negro of the box which contained the| dicted the murder of the film a“ o © = 2h ay Talia Gao sioed | Supervisor Adams said, “that only! William A. Pinkerton, head ‘ ye awa one bo: ‘e shipme et i iors) pay MURDERED Decision on Mercer |< \5inenn sa) the tae ar gc 1 e of anyone else being poison- the assassin was a man, ca Isle Bridge | uesday so tiation | "eat mas me patie at the daeak ale LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. ousands of dotiars. have teen| ferry lo: ow it has turned the s Samples of the seized salts have ts y ting Koed ; he University of Wa valet of Willlam Desmond Tay- n hiding. | If a pontoon bridge will eliminate such losses |: is aiok n . director, marked the hunt for agency, after investigating the Yacn, 48 and Fong Hoy, (Little Girl Left Alone by, Samimienine us od of shooting,” he said, WASHINGTON, Feb. * Cannon is going to quit Adams a up the case Saturday, | lity of the 1 er 46 years of almo Detectives who suspect Edward as it was reported to him by Ws our alert contemporary, The] | Ce on teihach Tragedy | tr The shipping i t acer rete A. Turner, state medicat|F- Sands, former valet of Taylor ‘ "Oat ni ' k t 7 sidering an offer du sctor, and his uments reached the|®nd Who have ascertained he was F « right, Roy, keep it all o , man named Maghai for 75 they would of supply of the fat jin Los Angeles the day of the Kill Bis wide of the line—we need | the wooden hulls at Alameda, Cal, Hable to the go 7 ing, also have discovered that he bere es: Hark Portland and Lake Union at a urding the building of wa ge * ae ¥ boasted of “having” the goods on -< » ; tol price of less than $2,000 ew 1 ea | 1 THEN bru as bad hive ue comchiinery te We certainly do not want to pur vega Begone iil le ti rat He dought himself a brand new car, en them, Harry Philbin, of the |ohaxe the boats un permit a checkin tO eee moht himes : : ter ». Ramney. stat t every sale of “he ship-| detectives, ° must treat Sle had it filled with gas, shipping board ship sales de é gf raane be tenis, | ent; I have:-the ‘peeiec ual He thought his stock was over par, ik pee, wae Se ae eee ya:a desire. ter the These so-called salts,” Super- maaan cald got 6 5 a seeds iat [plain our stand to t visor Adams commented Mon- clew, described as the jmost +f AND e, I PONZT’I | ‘ Hin the M erith i ncletien acsitiinin 500) day, me in package form— | promising yet uncovered in the He menaced human life and umd, 1 est and Heep hai may be an of Fleisher ccs “| they were packed at the plant {Taylor murder, today was expected Wie killed atock by the score, te, He o ma. hacker, t which manu ures them for | to lead to an arrest soon. tried to race with an express, y there, vio oe decd © tavaeie the Tacoma house, This fact ‘The new clew is connected with J NOW elected to eS pty | ounty commissioner Brice places the entire shipment under | the past’ life of Taylor, who was n 187% He of Mercer island M ise gpecds on the golden share. suspicion—and it is possible that, | known in New York as William ® Page fs ti) 1890, # morning ¢ 1 until Tuesday eile the prep | unless this tragedy had occurred, | Deane-Tanner, and the man sought , said the Oldest Citizen ny ¢ ™ | Asks Time to Repay Millions SPRING’S BACKSLIDE private meeting duled for Mon: ‘Yap Treaty Is Naw | ing it possible for us to act, | for arrest has not previously been i y Meesntians | day afiaracon.: Ah high -.:sdelmon Bef Presid | reds of persons might have | men’ in the case, according to r ae gcse egg 38 in Losses 1} IS ONLY A SCARE; TO fas to be made. rerardis the pur | efore Fresi eid th Desactive ‘aptain Adams. 4 California. 5 WASHINGTON, Feb, 13.—The Yap P as give y a i Dan Landon, whe O'Hare, who two years before} cet asked Fe 1 Judge Landis We're going down ago the hulls were | states and Japan, bringing to an end held. eaget dor Uncle Joe 1 him | e him am s time u commis | a dangerous controversy placed | 1 considerable | Police absolutely refused to divulge the ide@ |yefore President Harding toda ure by gettin | the nature of the new clew on which ‘OIL “GASSER” © document will be sent to the | Tacoma company to sign waivers on | they are working, altho it is believed nate with a routine lettor from the shipment, thus making it um-|to be connected with the theory that y to get a court orde blackmailers murdered the film div he report on the composi-| rector, crystals. yrities are conduct the preside 1d enthunlants IND BLEW INN, IS IN FLAMES | The theory that Taylor was @ vie- e cou ° ‘ing a} tim of a blackmail which killed ik. 6 rained, t ) by individaal sul SO DID RAIDERS)" Coroner Living-| him to prevent exposure of its own pt ed that the - - . members, was strengthened when pi . ; untry fo turn them ov them for the con be aaah Aertanlabecre ated ; , , falsity of a report that Taylor in- th} voed and alins sows It i shoot! truction of the bric ae 7 LM ally ni 9 ge ag W ORRY OVER jienaea to buy diamonds with $2,500 om vice ot.the errisk Or machinery of Commisioner Claude C. Ramsay |Uding 14 girls, were a . | WASHINGTON, Heb, 13.—Top}he drew from the bank the day be cheers mam trace of th pee ie F menineery vgineer, so I 4 * heavy ice the Arctic .will settle} fore the murder, Captain Adams a argh ro a Rega he original ol ot res aR nutthe ad Pipe Fires Dress; and topple the world to such an ex-}the money was withdrawn, and re« dee. ing eli viv ah reported an 100 per ce n from an Ww. L Lif tent that the oceans will rush over | deposited the day before the murder, “Mel grave danger, oll men repe | 100 5 : oman oan APE | ihe land and cause a flood which will | indicating that Taylor may have ine Dear diet A Wile’ tue MISS ANNA SWIGERT, woodir j hs acoordliys oar t eagmnttad ae mat Hesbins wate state department of — public Ne ool teache " fined | est [ ¢ < veland, O. ny” entist, | trying to extort it works will reduce the rates of ($10. 7 tay by Justice of the} 1 n inmate eat 00 years dis] ‘The hunt fur Ndward 1, Sands, Ce sseaggh bys gyrsv! 0 at the Pea 4 C, Dalton fe 4 2 | 1 her ply and set oF jtant, tho, se it's nothing to worry | former valet of Taylor, who want aring to be held here soon, ard Hoffma yea pupil, has} lian arroies during othyng.» She died from her burns, !about at this moment, * (Turn to Pago 4, Column (Turn to Page 4, Column 6) uppea world Maer de ates : : \ wedi 9 F