The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1922, Page 7

_ ESCAPEINA Caught Stealing in. Hotel, WILD CHASE Robbers Win Liberty in Stolen Auto Following a wild police chase, in which bur being one shot was fred, two caught tn the act of bueglaria. ing rooms in the Now Home hotel, at Maynard ave. and I early The the re yelled H. Volta, who gave « down the stairway street. auto and fied ran the headq worn st, Wednesday morning. two men were discovered tn} om of a man who promptly | yan W.! hase as the men | and summoned Patrul snd ACTORS They jumpe! tuto an Police dew ted from uarters set out in suit, but after a chase lost then. ‘The Pair were being sought thru: out the ajty Wednesday. TWO MEN RUN OVER BY AUTOS Dr. J . S. Warmburg Severely Injured in Crash Two men, one a Seattle physician, Were severely injured tn two auto ac- eidents late Tuesday night Dr. Moore hotel, was removed to Seatt General hospital J. & Warmburg, 57, of the with internal in- Juries, several broken ribs and a bad ly injured hand, which he received when G. R. struck by an auto driven by Hall, 217 W. Boston at., at Fourth ave. and Union st Roy c, Dr. EB. knocked him down. was crossing Fifth ave. W. Eytis, 19, B of Vancouver L. Martin, 1803 11th ave. W., Eyris received & broken right leg and minor bruises. Dr M jartin took Eyris to Providence hospital and attended him himeelf. FREE STATERS WIN VICTORY BY GEORGE MacDONAGH DUBLIN, May Kilkenny, fiercest of Ireland's civil; war, went early today from Kilkenny cathedral, where they | had fortified the tower and were com manding the city’s approaches, and] more flerce Verry. from 3.--The battle of to the free state forces Insurgents were driven than 100 surrendered fighting. after Insurgents attacked the constabu lary barracks at Bellagy, in South today, killing one constable. Verey light signals sent up from the barracks brought reinforcements Antrim and the rebels were driven off. Two were captured. First « whiff of the glorious aroma! Then « burying of the face m the generous cup. A sip! Ah! Such favor! You take a hearty draught. You wish the ocean were full of the same brown beverage and you Were marooned on an island in the middie of it with nothing to drink but that great big ocean of Boldt's coffee. long, 913 Second Ave. 1414-16 Third Ave Another: AT ALL GOOD GROCERS — ra escaped in a ctolen our after | SDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1922. M0 THIEVES | OAKLAND. years Mra. Jean ©. Cal, Charles G. author of the “best “Somewhere = in great authoress has years. day. | so enthusiastic that another reader and passed it on “In some manner slip inclosed, HERE'S MORE ABOUT Cotterill . | Day .... | Nettleton Kean Downie . E. F. Taylor W. R. Allen cheated of fame by a trick of fate, Norris, lecturing before club women here. was telling of the discouragements| ers hearers which befall new writers In my days as manuseript! | reader for a magazine, a story called ‘Blue Pearls,’ reached my desk one) 17 Tt was a wonder story. in it the budding of a genius. He raved over it | this way, and was returned, by an Olympic way when an auto driven by | assistant, to the writer, a rejection “T nearly cried. All we could re! hack? HOW VOTE STANDS Wm. Hickman Moore ......... 23,434 PORT COMMISSION |\Complete city precincts and 65 country pre- . 21,795 George H. Revelle CHARTER AME Limits the amount of deficiency appropriations CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. 2 Aftixes penalty clause to all city Abolishes the Department of Public Mrs. Jean O. Wierk May 3.—For 15 Wierk has been | Ethel Olney novell seller,” “Brass. . and sirl, never tried to wr! Mre. Wierk was an who, discouraged He sald: | her friends, this country @) what Mr, } been buried for that story.” She wrote it at the 1 ®AW | despair, 1 was! I passed it to late “My ciroumstances,” she says, “are| sued, with Bob ending the 1 have been forced to work.| combat with « challe.ge to repair to For five years I have been a sales-|the alley and settle the matter under I have Jost my dreams, my|the rules laid down by ths they ft was lost in modent woman youthful ideals, Will I dont’ know.” | cinets give: SCHOOL BOARD (Three-Year Term) 294 precincts give— Dr. Caspar W. Dr. C. C. Tiffin ........... Dean Burkheimer ...... Sharples ... ( One-Year Term) 294 precincts give— Claude H. Eckart .. DMENT NO. 1 rdinances . 3 Utilities member was the pen name For years I have wait to nee that name become famoun, but doubtless the story was by some by 0 of Gladys rejection, ain.” ong the leetur A little later she told “T was very interested in orris mid, for I wrote f18, Ina jamall Michigan town, then her home. pon ite rejection, she gave up in Norris immediately offered to help|the county auditor's office when an | »ob tt | her, but she wonders if it in not too|onlooker told Fighting Pob t! at hin] come + | tthe, STARTS ON PAGE 1 1 1 CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. 4 } Creates the Department of Transportation No .. Fei Soaiase | Erickson street car bill | 273 precincts give— » Cee ise ; eee ieeedevecees PROPOSITION “B” Turns City Pound over to King County Humane Society 256 precincts give— No (Beaten because 60 per cent required to pass.) Yes . No (Beaten because 60 per cent required to pass.) is Sey oan iees oR t ‘Blended to a degree of perfection —~ GOLD SHIELD ome TBA nm satisfies those who know good tea. That 1s only one of the many reasons in favor of GOLD SHIELD TEA. FRAGRANCE » STRENGTH PROPOSITION “C” Provides $560,000 Montlake Bridge bond tasue osh, us? That w tion at police Wednesday, following tion Sad opr No. 11's on the marbi. gry. With hunks faded two of with police the til t'morra?” George Reynolds ys and anxiously ser fle were empty of pocket and exceptions, mazuma coming They haf bet on Landon The second most popular ques: tion was “havya got four bits un mot considerate 7,388 6,354 6,931 5,992 2,857 17,938 17,487 12,391 5,626 19,486 15,568 14,678 - 15,992 14,097 19,613 15,153 18,864 15,281 ceceeees 0,222 28,590 . 19,284 29,363 22,377 po reeenamaemnenatanestr ne east COPS ARE WEEPING || AND WAILING OVER | ELECTION RESULTS what will Brown do to the prevailing ques headquarters on the elec ed and weeping, groups rs stood about in the hall d their oor, All hun large had dawn toreyele All “two bits, a ice, was more oe a George needed wan aSnAoan om cae suit of clothes, a shirt, and some GEASTLE, WAHDOTTON shoes.” OKANOGAN } comp ny Apple replac THE SEATTLE STAR by Mysterious Fire | WASHINGTON May %—-The | oy My Damage Is Done “Friends Lost’’ Would Not Now Change Any Act Done in United sta ur work ’ q Greatest, money surehoves—Was, ate Campaign tacked by fire of mysterious origin early today There never was a better loser A portion of the roof was de ‘than Dan Landon, defeated candi — a sienna ad Glinien [date for mayor, Smiling, he said © Wan estimated at $10 Thte ta the titth at inge fire to break %® Would at once resume his private out in Washington recently, Mlames law practice, feeling happy in the 40 feet high shot from the reof of fact that hia campaign had mad the treasury, An ex occurred him many new, true friends and where chemicals used in "making treasury blueprints are stored. It was denied that chemicals used in testing tHlicit Hquor blew up. ‘The flickering glare aroused Presi t Harding, who watched the blaze a White House window an sparks showered Into the grounds of the executive mansion—just across the street fi the tr ury—and a cordon of marines held back the crowd | The best information obtatnable early today wag that no securities wore deatroye: The fire destroyed much of the new superstructure that in being built on the roof of the bullding to ive the department more room, For nearly an hour the flames were shoot: ing from the of of the bullding. A complete investigation of the fire was ordered today by treasury offt chats. Beoret service operatives will ald) tn the Inquiry into the blage, which was the second in the treasury with-; in recent months, Police belleve the fire wan started | by @ keronene burner tn the drafting lroom, and that an explosion of chem foals in the blue print room hurled the flames in all direetions: SIDELIGHTS | | Councilman Robert 2B. Hesketh was watching the election returns in | | defeat was next. A wordy battle on verbal | estimable Maj. Cart |Marquis de Queensbury Reeves, superintendent of pub'te util poured oll on ths troubled] waters and prevented actual blood: | ahed H. C, Cutler, dashing ex service; pavit on a rticker ballot for precinct committeeman and then locked ht if out of a vote for ma yor. Incidentally. the election of precinct committcemen dors not conm up until the fall. Gentlemen politicians were tn the jauditor’s office Tuesday night an gling for the favor of the women |politicians who are entering city gov ernment for t firet time. Jay Thomas, et al, was around the Jeounty auditor's office in large num bers on election night. Thomas said |that nothing could please him better than to be head of the dry squad. Jack Wall claima he certainty knocked the stuffing out of Hal Arm strong in his three-cent carfare de bate. One gambler who bet on Brown, |with odds as high am 100 to 70, ts jmaid to have cleaned yp $20,000 on the election HERE’S MORE ABOUT STARTS ON PAGE ONE |/ not later than Fritay, would/ igo to 260-acre ranch near! | Promwer for a vacation and rest “When I find out defioi.ely when T am going to leave, I am going to Dan Landon and invite him to go along,” said Brown. Unt he leaves, and after his re turn, Dr. Brown sakt he would ke open house for the peorle at his} dental offices from #15 a. m. to 9. 12:30,to 1, and from 5.30 to 6 then, } his jeall up | fand p.m. Mrs. Brown sald she ts probably the happiest woman in Seattle She had never aspired to be in the} limelight, she said, but was proud as/ could be of her husband's election. While ahe has been active in club affairs and enjoys social activities as much as any woman, she said she believes her mayor will spend his jenergy in the work of his office rath er than at banquets and receptions. The home of Mayor-Blect and Mrs. Brown is at 1416 E. Thomas at ‘TACOMA HAS | CLOSE RACE TACOMA, May 3.—-H. Roy Harrt son and Clair Bowman were appar | ently elected city commissioners in} yesterday's election, altho the vote} was so close between Bowman and| | John L. Murray that an official count will be necessary. Bowman got 9,406 votes and Murray 9,404, accord ing to complete unofficial returns, Harrison was assured of a place, with 14,387 votes, while A. J. Richie| was snowed under, counting only 7,184 The polling was unusually light, the | being lighter than the prt mary Only 22,915 ballots were cast In all Following are the results on issues r than the commissioner race: three-year term (95 rte, hool board, precincts)—8. Christian Erickson Robert Haddow, Jr., 2.278, W C, Miller 3,443, A. J. Richie 3,884 To fill unexpired term on school board—Mrs. ce F, Watson 5,719, | John Chaime 232, John Gilchrist | 2,670, A. L. Goff Henry Victor | Morgan 3,291 Metropolitan park district, five: year term precincts)}—W, B. Cof. fee 6,641, Guat Johnson 2.603, Jesse 8, Je 640, Homer EB. King 1,832, George Muir 1,207, Park board, three-year term—A. V. Morris 8,280. No opposition Port ommissioner—C, W, Orton a ) NO other candidate. * | Taylor Cogditl, fore. | man on ranch of Okanogan electrocuted while ing insulator on electric ght pole ‘The distance an arrow can be sent by # good archer is from 200 to 259 yards ' that his old friends had stood fast by him “My only regret ts," he sald, my friends were disappointed, There isn't one of my constituents that feel worse about this than “that dornn't I do. “I would not for all the world change a single act or deed of my friends or myself in this campaign. We made an open and aboveboard battle, and the principles we fought fog will conquer in the end "Much rather would T remain in my law office than to enter the elty hall by any other than the front door, If I went into the mayor's office 1 wanted to go there untram melied and unhampered by any al ances “My opponent won. Good tuck to the new administration and the peo ple of Seattle,” | HERE’S MORE ABOUT ELECTION STARTS ON PAGE ONE a “Any high-minded man or woman who serves the city of Beattie ¢ at a personal sacrifice, The only manner in which the voters of Seat tle can induce such service is to sup: port thruout the year all good meas ures Instead of condemning only per nicious activities. | 7 all boost Instead of knock © Seattle the best governed “ 8O and me city in the United States.” Mrs, Miracle Will Work for Progres “To thore shown much Interest tn me and who came no nobly to my support,” ald Mrs Kathryn Miracle, councllwoman elect, “I extend my heartfeit thanks | “1 will be trye to the trust In the whieh forth in my| aign talks, Iam alive to the! opportunity that is at hand for big work here | “altho I make any rash Promines at this time, the citizens of Seattle may amsured that I will be on the alert in backing any measure that will develop the com mercial, industrial and civic inter eats of the city.” e- Tiffin Felicitates Sharples on Result Dr. C. C. Tiffin, defeated shoo! board candidate, issued the following statement Wednesday “I think Dr. Sharples class gentleman and one of the known men in the North weat, and I feel he wax more entitied to office than I. He owes his elec tion to the warm support of a great majority of the doctors of the city who felt him to be best qualified for the work. I want congratulate him and tell him that, in my opinion, the best man on the ticket was elect who have wo ret cannot in ah med! | Voters Thanked for Support by Blaine Expressing keen appreciation for the confidence in him shown by the people at the polls, Counciiman-elect E. L. Blaine sald “I am free from all obligations to any class of citizens ax opposed to any other section or class. My hope is that we may head to peace, prow perity and progress, I the op portunity to serve, Let's —_—_——_ HERE’S MORE ABOUT PEGGY JOYCE STARTS ON PAGE ONE my admiration, while 1,” she thrust out her beautiful arms in & descriptive gesture, “1 insist that they worship me.” Pexgy was asked to tell what she considered kept the hearts of wealthy men always at her feet. The secret of my charm? 1 cannot tell, Probably © or those other women before mo could have told “Most men my clothes, my my person — some I'm Ky Joyce care for the real me tilly did—and now he's gone, forever. If I ever marry again,” and here she seemed to smile reminiscently at the memory of four husbands of the past, “I shall tell the man I cannot give are attracted jewels, just be They don't him real love. That has gone from my life forever “I've learned my lesson,” she declared, not too emphatically, as her maid came in again to tuck her in for the night, the inter view closing. “I'm thru playing with them. My philosophy of life i# changed. I'm going back to America and go into the vies." rd was received from Berlin that Jack Dempsey, who. is re. ported to be interested in a film with Peggy, is returning to meet her in Paris and that they may together in a picture to America appear be made in STORM WARNING Southeast storm warnings were ordered displayed at 7:20 a, m all at North Pacific seaports except elded char: Southeastern 4 southeastward, wh moderate southeast, uthwest, gales night inne eeaeasiatiaiieatatianistmaniaapinitiariill moving will cause shifting to ay and to ‘ORT WORTH, Tex, Ma I were searching, Wednesday uit for $200,000, alleging libel, ee aad etait against the Ku I Kian by A, W.| 2 J. Tasaka, 1101 anne, of New Orleans, I J anne uileged (nut arter he became ; eparing to close his a member of the organization, kian | hop for night when the bandit officials tried to force a ed tn and, pointing a revolver charge an emy He he | at him, forced him to stand in declared that de.|corner while he r 4 the cash fondant r conspired and | Tesister confederated to ruin the plaintiff, both in reputation and The dete te tried to get Banne’s | ner Caldor r here, results in wife to sue for divorce, the petition | deatt Wm. Cooper, blacksmith, alleges and R, BE. Barnett; and in wounding Sasse formerly wan president of |of James B. Barkley he Consumers’ Belt and Manufac turing Co, here, leaving New Orleans | The length of the ordinary paper lant tall making machine is 200 feet |New Orleans Man CHEATEDOF FAME BY MISTAKE] QUELL BLAZE Landon Is Only | IN TREASURY Sorry Because : FREDERICK & NELSON © n fortune PLACERVILLE, Cal Shooting AND ROB BANK LAFAYETTE, Colo |Armed Bandit Robs |BIND MARSHAL Sues Ku Klux Klan) Shopkeeper; Escapes masked bandits eark than ging cut Possen 0 ing caped SOUTH BEND.—Fumes from gager Winter Gy Johni engine in boat om, 41 CHICAGO.—Three $6,000 in diamonds Kirschbaum. »,000, the night d ir Jeweler. FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE price. Choice of Black and Brown Kid An opportunity for growing girls as well as for women. Remarkably low-priced at $2.95 pair. $2.95 HURSDAY, the Downstairs Store will offer this large pur- chase of Low Shoes in 480 New Coverall Aprons In Prettily-trimmed Sash Styles: $1.00 S unusual in value as they are attractive in style, these new Aprons of —unbleached Muslin, with pat- terned or plain pipings, and percale pockets and collars trimmed with rick-rack braid. —Percale Aprons in plain blue, pink, lavender or yellow, also styles with red or blue coin spots or pin dots on white grounds——one as_ pictured, trimmed with bindings to match. —Aprons in checked patterns of red or blue and white, trim- med with colored piping or rick-rack braid. A Thursday Feature at $1.00. THE DOWNSTAIRS STOKE White Silk Gloves 50c IESE Two-clasp White Silk Gloves with their self-embroidered backs, sizes 6% to 7%, are very attractive value at 50¢@ pair. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE 8,700 Yards of Narrow Ribbons At a Very Low Price, Thursday, the Yard | 5c —for entire hats and hat-trimmings —for dress trimming -sashes, loops and fringes —for fancy-work uses HES) and many ) Ribbons are adapted for all these uses, more. They are in soft ribbed weave, with satin or metallic thread edge, in Delft- blue, Peacock, Jade, Cherry, Navy, Gray, Orange, Periwinkle, Purple, Lavender, Red, Brown, Black. Exceptionally low-priced at, the yard, 5¢. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Voile and Gingham Frocks Lovely 7 | 65 Appealing Colorings e Styles IDE sashes, plait- Ae ings and contrast- ic ing band _ trimmings make these Frocks es- pecially attractive. They are in figured effects, small and me- dium checks of Pink, Blue, Tan, Brown, Green, Rose, Red, ) Black, Lavender, Sizes for Women and Misses 16 to 44 Just the frocks that choose for home and outing wear—at a very attractive price— women will afternoon and Tine eta ro 7 Saturday Specials in Staple Cottons 36-IN, BI CHED MUSLIN, vB ACHED MUSLIN, SPECIAL ibe YARD © YARD Medium- weight, desirable for antial weight, and gowns, pillow cases and oth even weave, for er purposes: aprons, bedspreads and dra. peries; 86 inches wide; 160 ECED CRIR BLANKETS, sand TAL 150 CH NAINSOOK, Soft-finish Fleeced Cotton 4 ibe YARD Crib Blankets, size 27%x quality for lingerie 87%, with borders of pink and infants’ wear, excep or blue tionally low-p CLOTH, tn b-yard lengths, special 25 CLOTH in 10-yard lengths, special THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE DOWNSTAIRS STORE| An Important Offering of 500 Pairs of Women’s Street Pumps —THE New Banded In Their Smartest Phases: $2.95 $4.75 Lossy practical one of the season’s most desirable styles—one-strap model—at this very low Cuban and Military heels Sizes 3 to 7. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Hats $5.95 50c LUDED values at 50¢. 119 Tub Suits for Little Fellows, 69c features —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE IS small group two- piece Middy Suits and Suits in and one-piece Play ginghams chambrays, with bands of white trimming—all the straight with easily - ironed trousers. Sizes 2 to 7 years. Silver-plated Knives and Forks, 15c Each N silver base. priced at 15¢ each. —THE DOWNSTAIRS Men’s Phoenix Silk-Boot Sox 75c Pair a make well-known for serviceability, boot Hose have mercerized top, Black, Navy and Cordovan, 75¢ pair. —THE DOWNSTAIRS O toe Glove-silk Vests EVOT: yet will welcome this low price on Pink Glove-silk Vests, They ate with ribbon and Sizes 86 to 42, in bodice shoulder drawstrings. and DOWNSTAIRS Re opportunity to make @ considerable Knives and STORE heel; in STORE $1.75 practical, style, straps Priced at $1.75. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE May 3—Four today robbed 16 State bank of Lafayette of more after binding ond gage tele- marshal, phone wires leading to the bank were rching the surround- y for the robbers, who eae automobile. bandits obtain Louis rough stray black, purple, navy, sand and light combinations, —banded with folded G and silk, u grosgrain ribbon bands. ~-straight-brim, roll and 4m ing-brim effects, in blocks for every type of fim —THR NYOWNSTAII STORE Girls’ Black Sateen Bloomers 4 or with in this offering — e sizes from 2 to 16 y undergarments Black Sateen with elastic at waistline and knee. Very good saving Forks for kitchen and summer home, The Knives are silver-plated on forged steel, the Forks are plated on nickek Exceptionally lows these S of this luxurtous, | | | le