The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1922, Page 4

Guard Frontier DUBLIN, Feb. *12.—Saltings of Writish troore from Ireland to I dand were ortaged suspendrd today + wes unoff) stated that halt in the eve m of Ireland by the Brush « was due to the Seuation on Ulster border Dwhere Sinn Feiners and Ustermen have been Mghting BELFAST, red. 13k (tween Binn Feiners and ( ) broke out agaih here today Three persons were reported billed ies the street fighting got under way Detachments of troops and EPistables rushed to the scene to sur press the outbreak. Stray bullets \ were smashing windows and eodan gering tree : of citizens, iGare fe ter Meskworm - Found by Physician BYNDEY, NX. & W. Fed. 12-—-An physiclan experimenting in government hospital «i Suva, fstands, has found a sure cure heokworm. He is Dr. Hall, senior attached to the United tes government service. ‘By the use of carbon tetrachloride, perfect vermifuge for hookworm been discovered. It removed 9% cent of the worms from humans ‘One dose, It Costs one-eighth as ‘much as the treatment formefiy in ¥ , ting ster men con . W.Va lian 45. federal prohibitign agent. is shot to death from near town of Duniow Wayne a NEW YORK. — Three hold-ups Sunday net bandits $13.390. achusetts Feel Strike Approximately mployed Masa, ale t wage re TOSTON, Feb. 13 DOO textile worke New Hamp me in . tion, effective b4-hour-week © per cent re nino restores the king scale. y 50,000 mit) operat mn New er the wage cut Manufacturers, announcing the wage slash, declared In a statement that economie and industrial condi tions demand this step in return to normal conditions Department her were “observing” Police and pic about, al, plants affected etriké ' vee in four England states came labor representa from Washington the strike ckets appeared early by thé) tives sent Elmer Smith Gagged by Centralia Mayor ABERDEEN, Feb. 12.—Following & protest muting of citizens service orgunizat Railey issued Elmer Smith, a Centratia agtorney to deliver an address here Saturday night Smith came here from Centralia Saturday distributing handbille an nouncing a meeting that night. He wan arrested during the afternoon and held in jall on open charges ‘The Anwrican Legion, the Spanish War Veterans and the ©. A. R. were instrumental in Drevegting the hold- ing of baa mgree. CALEXICO.—Five children érown at Stevens beach bear here when the roft on which they were riding cap henna Expected to Oppose Florida. Solon at Polls BY LAWRENCE MARTIN WASHINGTON a ement of Wi Diryan ts expected to peek the seat now occupied by Senator Park Tram moll of Florida. ‘Trammetl, a temo. at, in completing firet ¢ erm and Will seek renomination and™te-elec tion Tho Bryan ix regarted as a Ne braskan, he will acquire citizenship in Florida earty By that |ttme he 4 with the law requir ® residence tn quisite to vot the state as j ing. For many years Bryan's chief am dition has been the senate. He had always preferred.us even to the presi dency, because td the unusual free dom of action if offers. J asa kan Bryan could not take the jocratic nomination for the sen alAbecause the Nebraska democracy was about “as wet" as Bryan “was ary Nine or ten years age Pryan bought property in Florida and han| ved there @t mes sinoa About a year ago he established his hor lived there continuous oe except wher on lecture tours or speaking engagemente. Arbuckle Girl a prere Escapes Hotel NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Feb. 13.— | While detectives and newspaper | men watched the door of « room at a Jocal hotel today a gifl believed to be Zey Pyvron, missing witneg tn the Artuckle case at San Francisco, es caped, according to hotel attaches, (PEFEPIITEIEEEEET ETE T TEE PEPE ESTE } HE SEATTLE STAR BRITISH TROOPS 25,000 TEXTILE BRYAN WILL RUN Girl Tells Why She TO AID ULSTER WORKERS OUT FOR THE SENATE Got Taylor’ s Checks POPE BRILLIANT Soldiers Will “Be Sent to New Hampshire and Mass- LO8 ANGELES, Feb. sereen star and aad flan Neway rber ove of William Desmond Taylor, stain film director fo ar today imued a etate ment owing newspaper reports that cled checks made out to her fo fects | “Altho oor engagement was ended two years ago, Mr. Taylor and I remained the beet of friends sald Mix “We mw each other frequently His Increasing moodiness and my mother's unwillingness that I should marry a man so much older than myself were contributing causes to) the broken betrothal, but I feel sure that he did really love me, and I was very fond of him. ‘The ‘checks which Mr. Tayler gave'me from time to time can all be easily explained. During our en cement, Mr. Taylor gave me an automobile Christmas present — that i, it was understood between Mr. Taylor and myself as a holiday gift “The car was not all paid for at one time, and in order to prevent gcomsip from mixconstruing the spirit in whieh the gift was m Mr. Tay lor ag y bar “ checks to . oO had been found among Taylor's ef abot Gerber I could pay for the car in my own name Numerous other checks were for distrifuting charity to the poor Many a time Mr. Taylor would my There are? for bread. od it om nee them and buy perate nary eb dren « me unbap You go to what they need ‘Always, of corune. me @ check to cover the amor had expended in relieving It-way the bigness of hif heart t made him feel this way, and who khew him thought nothing of him expending money in that way “As to the last check given me a short time before bis death, that can be accounted for very sim Mr Taylor wae always joo after my career and doing all he could to help me progress in the film world, He knew I was in temporary financias straits at that time, and voluntarily sent me $500." She went on to mention that the slain director had frequéntly referred to hig mother, #ister and daughter but she had always believed the lat ter was in London, His trritabiitiy return from war caused her to believe it would be a mistake to ne him, she oe n, them. them he would give mt I the cane Holly wood Neither Paradise Nor Hades BY JACK JUNGMEVER 1 LOS ANGELES, Feb 12.—THolly-| wood, hub of the flim universe, and now aa never before in the spotlight as a background for the mysterious murder of William Desmond Taylor, is at once « city and « #tate of mind. | Here scores of the best-known | poopie in the wortd daily live = dual and more or less wilely di- vergent lile—part time the tho mentarily real existence ef ro largely on motion picture attendance. | The community boasts 22 church: It has grownin 16 years trom f,500 residents to 60,000, being now an integral part of Los Angeles. Modest bungalows elbow stately palaces with the last word in landscaping Invested here tn the motion ple ture Industry alone ix $400,000.00. and $150,000,000 ix annually spent in making films, $49,000,000 of this be- CORONATION OF St. Peters Is Glittering Glory of Gold Feb. 12.--The pe Piw Of Ure most tint The war a & and « of the huge St. Peters ufte hee Tremendous cheers re and where he chbeprated e thru the robed in white borne Pa to the bh mann ‘The gotnesies was jommed with le clung to all polnts ue ceremony conti inti! afternoon. altar human of var 7 ued trom 6 5:30 2 BANDITS MAKE $100,000 HAUL! Get Cash and Gems in St.| Louis Hotel | ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13.—Two bandits ltoday obtained $100,006 In cash and berms from the safe of the fashion lable Washington hotel and escaped After holding up the night wateb- man, the robbers pried open the vault and rifled the mufety deposit boxre belonginy to guests. Two con. federates kept vigi! outside the hotel The loot consisted of about $2,000 im cash and ghecks, and the remain- der in diamopda | HERE’S MORE ABOUT MOVIE MURDER STARTS ON PAGE ONE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1922. SEOUND AYINUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Special Price Basement The Values Are Nothing Short of Wonderful A RUSH REPEAT OR N DER Cw | Spring Dresses Like the special lot of a week ago which mance and passion in which they are cast by aathor and director, part time the more staid life of ordinary folk, For many of the sereen celebrities there in @ constant overlap of their} two personalities, and it is thie that it held largely reaponaible for those occasional lurid pr tragic episodes which inspire flerte controversy over Hollywood's morals, LOVE SCANDALS ing ealarion. The etitter of wealth and its fringe of ordinary homes, humans and con- duct, forme of ite individuals and some of ite mmectal life scathed b the morals efficiency comminsion, and its general run of screen population an ': 844s visited a sweetheart vehemently defended against moral A40eti*% A clone watch on the rest ity generaiizations, Patrons of art °* the g ahed ine} and patrons of jars Baby raising oe” Wer. ‘evens and hob raising. Very much like ewes sepertes. ee jany other metropeliian suburb. rere ee ed ae ‘ ni . That in, 1 believe. teture roan’ Wray’ pid, whieh s INEVITABLE ot Holtywood—not quite the paradise Heid @ special season last night, That p peculiar type of love #RD- the realtors portray nor quite the today announced an independe Lage] 28! and’ sex tragndy should crop UP sink of iniquity some others paint it, reward of $1,000 for the capture of - vat rog lx inevitable, say those whe Like Taylor's slayer to probe into t effects of environ Mabel Normand to@ay was artin a +ment on character, tho no adversion pear & nervous breakdown from the ed | eS made to the Taylor cass ordeal she has been thru. She was = dozen’ big studios men and under constant care of a physician Ld | Women who have necessarily cultt and nurse, and orders were ineued f] | vated their emotions are profession: to exctude all visitors for the next 16 ally exged on to dinpiny the deepest daya, Lal paaions by directors who reek to en [] tertain milliqns of love-hungry and love curto Bpon the screen. | And as & matter of sheer human [ ] Stature, it is difficult to preserve a rigid boundary between this and the social life into which the actor stepa | from his mimicry. Aa an internationally noted person age now in Hollywood put it te me today: IMPOSSIBLE, TO DEISASSOCIATE THEM “Here are men and women of the pictures in one another's arms, as required by the play, aping the sacred affections and the base, with a» constantly changing set of partners, How can they belp reacting to that more deeply than for the mo ment! It inn't possible wholly to reality and make lieve.” | ‘That's one phase of the hud of, movieland—Hoellywood as a state of mind for which it has beeome, de servedly or not, a worldwide sync. fe} nym. | | To use thene observations ap «| measure for the folk and morals of Hollywood, a city of 69.000, as a whole, or even the industry which Eos ye gular Prices 08 All Work made it famous, would be most un This Ofter Holds Good tair. This Month Only Pal | To one Hollywood “toast who en livens a party with a questionable dance, * Of neigh: wash the © the cost of gas per p with n any commpn And among many movie folk sold out before noon. led for questioning concerning thé nunier, war given a new a: to tay. Potice Were given a mysterious tip (het about the time Taylor was} murdered. © night of February This lot includes new models not shown before. in Los wees Many different styles—all snappy, smart, new models. | DR.J.T.WILSON WASHINGTON’S LEADING DENTIST HAS MOVED TO NEW LOCATION Cor. istand Pike med. were traced Wool Poplins and Dress Velours in | plain colors and. novelties. Every dress distinctively clever and individual in style and trimming touches. —Fraser-Patersou Co. Special Price Basement she was a tale Thet § Taylor Death Great Shock to Girl Star BY MARY MILES MINTER 108 ANGELES, Cai, Feb. 13 “There is bo personal or financial sacrifice I would not gladiy make to bring the siayer of William Dew- mond Taylor to justion. Mr. Tay- || lor was one of my beat friends. || Hits death was a great shock to me. 1 met Mr. Taytor first tn 1919 when he became my director | was then 17 years of age and bin piration, his unfailing céur feng, hin consideration, not only to me, but fo all with whom he ame in cont immediatety won my highest admiration. From 1919 until the day of bis tenth Mr. Taylor was to mea symbol of honor and mantiness & symbol af all that a girt ad mires in a than. His friendship was uplifting, bis advice and aid nyaluabie. It would be nothing ene than veritable ingratitude if I did not, now t dead, raise my Voice to prociaim what ¢ was to repudiate those who would beamirch his character I have told the authorities « { Know Of both hie life here and in the East. That, J fear, has been of little aid to them. I cannot conce: of the person w' tarily wrong Mr. Taylor sis death See eee eee ou value your watch, let Haynes | It. Next Liberty theatre —Adv. repal | METROPOLITAN Gpio’ st Man Believes He Is Son of Taylor SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13.—A claimant to the estate of the mur- dered movie director, Wiliam Des mond Taylor, has appeared here. Wiliam Edward Taylor planned to, \teave today for Los Angeles in an attempt fo establinh that he is a son lof the slain man. Similarity of pic mow. “Micoter re, tures of the Los Angries man with ean” Winton Bier! his recellection of picturen of his|Gernt father, led William Edward Taylor | Mire (eet) are pennies to betiewe that he had at last located || gechese, Kitnova, Agostini. Reyer. Cery bis father. [wep "kv —"CAV ALLERIA Badin The San Francisco Taytor Deiteven | CANA” eT paGLIAcCh? Charen |have paid before. It's too’ gool the man assassinated in Hol - Royer, Todiecs. THURS—lt, be true yet I know it is true. is the man who married bis mother, EME” Fitele (xuest), Cherte-| 4 b [Olive Randall, in Wallace, Kans., in |)ois, Beeccl. Valle Ge Ste torere. And think +f getting what see 1890, mov to Wyoming, | JEWe4 OF Tn mover, Cort. SAT. sons Just, when you Want or need where thé | man was born. MAT —"LOHENGRIN,” jthems most. ‘They were deserted in Wyotning by | ki “My Gtotness, “Janci Why sit [the husband and father, “William |™V™ this raving? Have you a brand- Taylor,” and the son was brought |‘ new gold ‘mine or something? Tell up by bie grandfather to hate the very memory of hill father, Says 8,000,.Morm Driven From Mexico! WASHINGTON, Feb, 13—Senator| King, Utah, wants a showdown with President Obregon, of Mexico, whose regime, he cliarged today, has en $000 Mormons out. of their ~ful colony in tht southern re | King ts incensed at the hundreds American lives have ed in Mexico and that |property losses total at least $500. | 900,000 Rut immediate incident behind - his move ia the fact that under the Obregon regime £,000 Mormons have been turned to wander, while property valued at $250,000 has been confiscated. BONUS BONDS | MAY BE ISSUED WASHINC Feb. 13 The fing n the soldier bonus ru a short time bond flotation is ining converts in congress Senator who Saturday jnight told President Haniing the J country would not stand for the tax method, declared to the United Press tod: belef that the «had swung to his ad of the bond plan Harding erstood to be planning af conference with Secretary of the Treasury Mellon as to bonds. Busines, Smoot declared, couM not stand more taxes. Home Drew (Starts on Page 1) Who will win?—Bill Ans: Pending our answer, wit you please let us know if A has any iffore maney to bet on that propositi no a BARTELL’S DRUG STORE AS AN INTRODUCTORY OFFER I WILL GIVE oO” J = a a = a r | = a s y a a a a a = g a £ ry = a 5 Gy = Fr = “Imagine M, Elsie! The kind of jclothes yeu have stways jonge:! jfor and for lens money than you * LELLLLLEI iii “Gold mine, nothing. Next thine though. I we found the pedchiest place to ‘buy clothes. I ‘can ‘buy my new suit and sprinx coat at the same time. Cherry's ts the place, at 207 Riaito Bidg., on jind ave, between Madison andi #pring, over Pig’n Whistie. Take |Blevater. And no first payment wilt be necessary for 30 days.”— Advertidement. M Wed. Eve. Feb. 15 N) 4 Katharine Rice Presents My ambition to give Seattle one of the finest dental offices if now realized. Finest in equipment—centrally located. | fret that the rooster as» y doen the me under there any other class. Railway Signal Men | **" Angered by Ruling MICAGO, eb. 13 among railway, si of overtime United st as as he The word “colony” as applied wls ; ci pie professionals of Holly wood is somewhat of a misnomer Their apartments and work sh * not hudéied together, but sprinkled over an area of 12 square miles. It would take a week them all in a fast mach are no show place revels rendezvous, where the vis I have thousands of satisfied patjents in this city—I as- sure you that I will satisfy you. Remember that service iting “drummer” can get an eyetul allowing overtime for all work and sanitation are my watchwords. I am giving this Wai aaa ga Oe son y atte 10" liberal discount to encourage people to visit my office aa the basic day. ‘The regulge rate at once. Contract for this work during this month and liars Se save yourself 40%. Work can be finished later. F Discontent 1 men, stripped ny & ruling of the Jiroad labor board, added impetus to the proposed “de. dtensive a of railroad ne | Mine workers today . The railroad board, in a thé working a I invite you to call and see an office equal to any in this country. Designed to meet successfully the wants of particular people. to visit There Arcinic SEATS NOW SiSaiats THIS Moo TWKE 99R mnorn nih gre VAUDEVILLE?" “THE STORM” With EDWARD ARNOLD BILL . ROBINSON STRI ANISM” ¢ N. BROWN overthrew allow after be 10 hours’ al th m the most popular place of for the film people who are top and have top salaries “nut Grove.” at the Am “el, where one dances and th decorum—and this isn't in Douglas Off for Holly wood. MANY DIFPERENT | California Today Prosecut , i SOCIAL SETS Within the general movie circle, | pong tors, directors and tech nical fo’ ere are as many SoC sets as there are types of men and Personally half the alled | wide are strangers to the other ‘Stop that pain! yew follows an application of Sloan's Lintment. Jost slap it ea the strained, overworked muscle. Oded for rheumatioa, toa Penetrates without rubbing. Keep it handy ponsort near the Smoot holiday work house Tam nocompany. I practice under my own name—guar- antee satisfaction, and my prices do not tax the limit of your pocketbook. Best Crowns - - - -$ 5.00 > \e Best Bridgework-- 5.00 manned Maloo!r fe leave Se Monday mbraci vurt of 4 of the ¢ county's brought by the gc t $5,719.04 war ta women. Colony” half It is in the homes of nome of the “f secur the oceasiona! orgies which pulpit, press and the majority of ans lambante, ¢ two churetes in Holly t depend for their support from the county While in California, go to San Bernardino to consult with authorities there on possible clues to Mra, Clara Skarin Wind sought in connect the death here of Ferdinand Hochbrunn, wealthy real estate man and apartments aster set” where JESS LIBONATI GORDON KEEGAN AND AND FORD O'ROURKE ion with ath Best Rubber Plate - 15.00 EXAMINATION FREE Obey That Ever Insistant Impulse and Visit Dr. Wilson DR. J. T. WILSON Elliott 1833 Nujol being « lubricant keeps food waste eoft and there prevents straining. Doctors prescribe Nujol because it not enly soothes the suffering of piles but relieves the irritation, Brings comfart aail helps tore mmove them. time the Skagit dam the taxpayers will By t finished be Wo. in * re Showing ad Other Not Poxteat of Stars tendin Sta the Ori With Herb hasr to Mayor Caldwel Owen, Hixe t anything Bob Hesketh office oe Najol ie = lubricant — not « medicine or latative—eo canpot ripe. Try it today. then do listen and j dlean up the . Willie—We have a hen that lays jan ege every day Tillie—That father lays bric Corner First and Pike, Over Bartell’s Drug Store in't My nothin day Seana rissa svegere Pasquali Urethem, K ing & Irwin, Del Maity & Jap, Mayden, Hall’ & Synder. with Fred Stone hh ht Crown of Hungary consists of two diadems, one dating back to 2000 and ihe other 1072 A. Db, a aa ee ae