The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 1

LLL LLL The Star has made a gain of 8,882 subscribers (more than 40,000 readers) on EVERY week day in the last year. This is an unprecedented record. It gives this newspaper a clear lead of MORE THAN 15,000 over the second most widely circulated Seattle paper and 20,000 over the third. — DUBLIN BUILDINGS CAPTURED! On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise r The Seattle Star Per Tear, by Mall, 16 te $9 —eeee AARARAARARA. TE ( weatuer Tonight and Saturday, rain; freah southwesterly is winds Temperature Last 24 Hours Maximum, 47. Minimum, 37. Today noon, 43. o 2 O 2 q zen =a ——— Enjered as Second Clase Matter May &, 1899, at the Postoffice at Meattian Wash, under the Act of Congress March 8, 1878. VOLUME 24. NO. 42. SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922, WHY SEATTLE NEEDS LANDON | During that period The Star has found him to be always well informed on the subject under consideration, always alert to safeguard public interests, always square and above- board, always outspoken in his convictions, always able to get along on decent, human terms, even with those he was fight- ing—always on the job, generally RIGHT. That is the sort of service Seattle needs right now in its The Star indorses Dan Landon for mayor for three reasons. 1. He is honest. Unquestionably honest. Honest all thru. 2. He is intelligent. 3. He is for ALL Seattle, for the rank and file, for the gen- eral good—and not for some clique. Landon has a 12-year record of honorable service as state senator. R ting the most populous district in the state - and one of the most important (including, as it does, the state b university), he has had a chance to demonstrate his fitness for mayor's office. That is the sort of service Dan Landon will HVTNUUTRTOUUOAATAE ANANTH Audrey Finds Perfect TWO DIE AS (boris pay ___) OPEN WAR © . ee 5 ee ilisile DAN LANDON ag } i i 2 =22| SPIKES LIE Manas Gipsy Promised RESIDENCE IS BEGU 5 * i i : E i After. Missing. 6 Times Seventh Plunge Into Grab Bag of Love Proves Successful—for the Moment, Anyhow SYRACUSE, N. Y., pe sh !14.—A gipsy’s prophecy, mut- #3 BY IRISH De Valera’s Men Attack 1 ON RECORD! in Full Day of Whirlwind Campaigning Meets False Attack and Silences It Dan Landon today was prepar ISCAVED IN r \Nobody to Be Blamed for] Big Endolyne Landslide, Coroner’s Aides Find’ fs put up around town, we feel that Beattie is indeed fortunate to have © many brainy, successful men run- ning for publle office."—Screeniand.| '¢ ® whirlwind windup for his e ° | primary campaign for mayor. Be that as it may, Capt A. 8. Blues) Yesterday, with but one cup of An Investigation conducted Friday SECOND LOVE hed Chief Deputy Coroner Frank/ “My second love, Bobby, was a lad Koepfi and Deputy Coroners MH. B.| : Me 5 Kennedy and Arthur Edgren, into ltered in verse to Audrey|* 1—the son of a clergyman. One| Kennedy and Arthur Edgren, Into) fe commander of the Blue Funnei| | night he told me he loved me and ae ee hae P Sonea| peo . ora gg — Z }Munson when the sculptor’s asked me to marry him aa soon as | Hebenstreft, who were crushed in Iner Hector. The | o’cloe! night, he carrie | ; af Fs their home at Endolyne and Fauntle “Biues” is popular, aboard the boat | fight against the grafters and j model and motion picture Ac-| he was out of college—seven or eight ty by 0 lantanihe Pusredhy wiht, aie: the ring into four big meetings {tress was a child, has come a en” te rae montana |¢ oned the fact that no person or per. of voters. to pass! sons were responsible for th os. | “Becanse Apell 14, the date set for afterward pneumonia removed Bobby | ~— or 7 wis emater, falls on Good Friday, the|, He Spoke tn favor of Seent car) Audrey has found s “per| from this world, 1 was heartbroken, | “2% | woth. @maker nas Seam postponed until Febro- fare, motorbus transportation for fect” man Hebenstrett had been watching the Gravest fears are expressed ary 31, one week later."—From the outlying districts, and a desire to . THIRD LOVE slide for more than a month. It had ‘| the republicans’ seizure of the Spokesman-Review. have tried out the Youngstowa plan| And she will marry him! “Months passed. One day there! started in numerous places over a courts today may mean open vlad for street car transportation. i lion in Ireland during the Bob Bermann, we note, has been DECLARES FOR holidays. The free state government in “hasty consultation what could be done to dislodge rebels without precipitating @ flict which would spread into insurrection, ‘The perfect man ts Joseph J, Ste. | came to the studio where I was work: | yenson, Chicagoan, world war avia-|!ng ® bis. handsome man. He saw a Taae'e witecionl sapertence. was) CITY OWNERSHIP |tor-hero and wealthy contractor, | figure of Circe for which I hud posed | gained in the army where he had a| He declared himself in accord, as| Audrey, thru the perfection of her 4nd immediately demanded to see vd m always, with the city ownership of | Mmures, Is known to art lovers and| me Personal sine: semen pond me adie utilities program, and advo-| Motion picture fans thruout the| “This man—Paul, my third love— species of amafer ental 4 | cated completion of work now under | World jentered my life and swept me oft | but in spite of that precaution, neleh- | way on the Skagit river project, with| Stevenson is Audrey's seventh love| my feet. We became betrothed. He| bors had been making frequent use lrurther additions as the demand for | —@Nd there's where the gypsy proph-| Was & rallway executive of wealth. | of ft. more power required. ecy comes in. He bought me a beautiful diamond When the slife came, Thursday He and all other candidd@® for| For when Audrey was a little girl, and started bullding @ palace for our | night, Carl and George Hebenstreit, | mayor and several aspirants for city|% bronze-faced seeress told her ahe| home. 16 and 13, reapectively, escaped by | council, with the exception of Walter | Would live a life of adventure and ro| “But noon I realized I 414 not love} jumping from windows when they . mance, that she would have six great | this man enough to be his wife. 1/ first heard the roar, at 8 p.m. Frank F. Meier, appeared at two meetings in ine South End one in Georgetown ss that would come to naught. | &Franged @ meeting with a beautiful | Thomas, tutor of the boyy, remained oth ep “ jmodel I knew. She and Paul are! 100-foot area on the property of c H. Shank, on a bluff 160 feet abo he Hebenstreit home, A stair. | way descending across the face of| the slide had been marked “Unsafe,” and an obstruction placed across it, deception should & wife tolerate on the part of her busband?” asks Cynthia Grey. Ha, ha, ha, ha! 2 ‘The Los Angeles Record has a new eclyum which it calls “Cracks in The ee BELFAST, April 14.—The truce was broken in Belfast Good Friday dawned inau with seven casualties reported street fighting during the night. ) | Tt was Dorts Day, the pretty 20-year-old Untverstty of Oklahoma co-ed (4 civilians were killed and one wound- and daughter of Judge and Mrs. Jean Day, of Oklahoma City, who was Record.” B t vent in the house and was severely t and one in South Park. with the seventh—— } a ely | hurt deepest and stood up bravest beside her father in his fight for free-| ed, while four policemen were shot ie oe in the ne. even |v At the South Park meeting Dr. B.| “Then, tho all earth and heaven poser ies now and have three chubby | jured. dom following the shooting in the Day home of Lieut, Col. Paul Beck.|@nd all badly wounded. P © Dewspapers r J. Brown, while commenting favor | children Hebenstrett was president and) peck, Fort Sill aviator, was shot by Day, according to the story Day told| The start of the Easter holidays eee treasurer of the Overseas Corpora tion, Ltd, an importing and export ing concern at 111 Spring st. He! had returned a month ago from the | FOURTH LOVE “Then came my fourth love—Jack. | He weighed 200 pounds, was fat And he was con | found sectarian hatred too strong fer |the bonds of the armed truce and parties of gunmen were in evidence in tho Falls road district last night, i above Sends none to help or heed ya, and seek ye police, when the ex-judge returned home and found his wife fighting off Beck's advances. A coroner's jury acquitted him. “My father was right; he was never any other way,” Miss Day says. The daughter was at Nor- man, university city, when the tragedy occurred. lably upon Landon personally, int! | mated that he might be influenced Just ask what ye |i by “political ring.” le | Landon followed Brown to the And th we that eome of the cracke don't break the Kecord. see vn, 0 cipay Yuck! lead ye." } OH, SHOCKING! platform and said Brown had That was the prophecy. | y. Orient, where he had spent six ape _ _ ve Catholic workmen and women hi The fight for an off-peak power! borrowed his propaganda and | And today, with her engagement to led me with an fron hand.| months traveling for the company, ing to midnight mass were Fate seems to be the current topic of; that no one knew so well as | Steven just announced, Audrey,| But he couldn't earn enough to sup-| He was to have taken his family to upon. Policemen were fired at Giscussion among Seattle manufac} frown himaelf that he, Landon, !!n the ! country town of Mexico,| port us both. And he wouldn't al) New York In May. | reprisal, and revolver warfare turers. could not be controlled by any | N. Y., near here, told the story of her | iow me to continue posing. * ‘Thomas told police and firemen came general thruout the who worked for hours trying to ex-| tricate the bodies from the wreckage | the following story | “We had just finished dinner,: | eee No, Clarice, the smell of burning | things is not caused entirely by spring cleanups. You must remem six fruitless and one successful love.| “Of course, such a romance had to | FIRST LOVE break up! “The first declaration of affection | FIFTH LOVE “Then I went fnto the movies, areas of the city. Sinn Feiner Kills individual or political ring, but on the other hand had consistent ly worked and voted against all political rings, FAMOUS TENOR) FLOOD WATERS 1) | I heard came from a man old enough And for years and years we've been i Who threw his cigar F; In a kerosene can. i eee Who feeds the germa when a doc uw a or gang that opposed the will of the erably opposed to an |that I worked and voted tndepend ntly and according to what I be ported were alwa made—he died. 18 PREACHERS, 1 was a slip of « girl, wideoyed, months “Tho an able director, Gordon was SIXTH LOVE “Just two years ago I fell in love with my sixth sweetheart. a titled Englishman who thru finan- Cect! was | (Turn to Page 7, Column 4) Shopper Grote Rankin Co., page 8. MacDougall Southwick Co, NEW YORK, April 14.—John Me night, And the crisis In his fliness ts believed passed. ‘The improved condition of the sing: MEMPHI Tenn. April 14— Rescue and rellef parties left Helena, Ark., today to aid peo- ple in the section between the White and Mississippi rivers, nora, a former Irish republican soldier, is dying today—a victim, Five youth's body, SUPREME COURT TO | sustained {n the senate by a 3 to 1 cial troubles had been forced to be || pase 4 er was announced at 7 o'clock this Supplies i —ialegedeac 2 ag ta ence Mie 10 BARTENDERS | come'an anvomsite salma’ in n{| Bastern Outntting Co, pase & | Sotning ny am: Mecormnck nonpnites and food were sent im |) PASS ON HER RIGHT . CLEA) ei “Int campaign am following California city. {_ Geeavac dgied » “Mr, McCormack spent a very com. oe est end mF! ng eatee course Of what I believe IN JAIL IN YEAR “We took long rides together. 1/ | Swift Drug Co, page 5. fortable night, and seems very cheer “ime, See Repeated. tn <Goed TO USE A LIPSTICK ‘They stopped me on the street tefiay 84 /), right, I have not consulted Eighteen ministers of the goxpel || grew to love him. He told me that || The Rhodes Co., page 5. ful this morning,” the singer's wife See CORNING, Ark., April 14.—The hey Leavis tack oy took owng, ond | politicians y ring, all off wh st |, he was too poor to aspire to wed || SPeleer & Hurlbut, page 8 announced. i sie BT right of Miss Pearl Pugsley to did my wits confound Brown himself knows " to the || me. Frederick & Nelson, page 1. |! ‘The singer has been suffering with| BEARDSTOWN, Ill, April 14.—/] use face powder and lipstick in “Oh, teil ‘ime, tell me, slr.” they sald, | cre very thing that alm tn this | ginal rey 4 ios age ‘Then—difficulties over my mo-|| Tailored Ready Co., page 8. streptococcic, or infective sore throat, | Steadily rising waters from the Tili-|| school will be checked up to the te alt tiie Noe ot bested talk about the a polit|| ment made put rs tion picture contract arone, Beverul || McCormack Bros., page 9. jotherwise known as reptie sore/MOl* river had driven 600 persons || Arkansas supreme court, it waa! 4 30-107” rind A st feat f the report |} (Turn to Page 7 | the 1 loved ~ mee it. jthroat, his physicians declare | ~ pa nice pe thin eal today and | announced teday. Her case was “i aie 60) nash tl} iy that only 69 janitors were a . _ ne Bon Marche, page His throat. is almost cloged, and | used a lows of $500,00 |] unexpectedly reopened when “B'm! H'm Bad pate fin at wWhy,| 5 would || rested 4 ” eee aT seodiyear Raincoat Co., page 38: || Stecormack-iaat speak only ina| Following the breaking of the} Sudee Ww. W. eaaty in “@istrlet Intest thing in modern total number of arrests Joyce Pays Last Lundquist-Lilly, page 13: | whisper. How ling to his| levee which protected the eity, the || court after holding her expulsion styl Cheasty’s, pages 14 and 21 phys! ix have not| Water bas continued, ris More || because she “powdered” ‘Sania vie of ything, a Bill for “Peggy” and hig il-{than half of the eity's population | [ ber that the election {s approaching a than deed $l on r and while sitting around the ta- | onal rs oe nt Andon ten cleed bil after Pil to be my father,” Audrey began ber |There T met my fifth tove-Gordon, | i calking. a terrific rone bean |John M’Cormack Reported|500 Are Driven FromHomes| . Youth in New Yi q De. Si. 3: Mile ewe thane 16 ho to | (Ne Mate senate that he ove tale, “He asked me to wed him |& motion picture director much older| gg the hillside, I belleve the em- ‘ Vee NEW YORK, April 14—Shot HL . ciected mayor Beattie will have a|"OrKed an cea that he might protect and safeguard /than I. Our romance was of the #e-| bankment back of the house was | Better Today in Illinois within sight of scores of pedi o ely |showing that he had a y beauty date kind and lasted only a few) bout 150 fect high, All of « sud | i Pi in Central Park, west, Patrick Cone ve, trusting. This man ha | | ( . ‘ eae that Fay Sey event: mes? | Doogie |muided my feet along the path far from rich and our romance went | Cormack, néted Irish tenor, who for | ae _— Pl river today Is |Dolice ‘declare, of Sinn Fein ems ved bre ie | VOTED ACCORDING of art, I told him I would wed him |on the rocks at the first sign of a fi- | three days has lingered near death! [nq Mytnun "Wik t cuae er | geance. bay Ase Ne, |e te mit |S dae arnnimente wedge ee | For the Saturday |x soitnet eve msl Wy bows ote oo | cur tnata, Sal Waits Bill McCann, | this morning, after a ap a | pected, shots were fired into Pe erent CK iM ad tedles | tor further sana undinavians were the || ar of She bape, page <6, test's tnd scoring the euthonangiiraam IDhey weer thers 20 below the weds end |during the closing call teeaasit “lelkoad ne Ohh tity CHICAGO, April 14.—J. Stantey | on Shoe Co., page 14. ness © ‘has moved to high grounds, the || refused on a technicality to issue 10 above the knees” | 1 |paign, Col. H. W jail) more than, 1,000 seals > Gateley’s, pag | Eis concert | homes being under water from one || a mandamus writ compelling the ITE a ol ys lin his behalf at two o' und 969 Swedes ba nm ar Market ade stage, 80 friends, |to six feet deep. board to readmit her. iiinen tia © believe that the/last night. Colonel Thompson, a Gis dite Har, The trish yw girl, whom he divorced. Baseball 8} will not be before thre nths, Merchants’ stocks suffered heav-} Judge Bandy #aid he would not [ 20-10 te « new and improved form of (member of the legislature, luuded the Gilet your, 19 of tive He sent a check for $108,000 to!| Plymouth Choe Co., McCormack will be 38, years old | tly \esue the writ becanpa tt waniaee Deen jrecord of Landon in the senate || gronping into the bastile |Cartier, the Paris jeweler, for «|| Pahey-Brockman, page 24 | June 14 | As sewers and water pipes are! shown that the school board rath wa ° > aia |bewpeaking that of a man who fs Foline casualties were un | diamond tiara Peggy ts now wear Hurry and get in your letter || pA stae spear planned by him io) bem gmat cease ve jg rm fied the ouster order by Prin - ms |honest, fearless and forever for the ually heavy this year, ‘th ing In the advertising contest. $26 || Start May 2, will be delayed, accord: | perienced by health officials in main-| | cipal N. E. Hicks of Knobel, Had sa yee teres “egf people. eae +4 ron ithe joting pie In return, according to the df hed pon Siisas uf ingto Archbishop Michael Curry, of | taining sanitary conditions. Doctors|| the board acted he could have Yes, my darling daughter ; 8 . vores setilement, he gets a cigar Baltimore, whom McCormack was to | have volunteered to organize in keep: || ruled, he said. Hang your clothes on a hickory Umb, But don't go near Hollywood.” Walter F. Meler did not appear at (urn & Page 7, Column 1) ment gathered in 3. 82 dead cata. holder, ‘Join in Rome some time this eummer,! ing the city clan