The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1922, Page 1

‘ ony? ounces. ] | | | food. Gent.” NEN NLT ERIE AS RNB RENT NNO ence for the Glorious Fourth. You see, carrots are just full of from the fire that enveloped [that women convic ‘ . “ee vitamines and beauty specialists and| him, and the vain race she made | >¢ sentenced to the state peniten - health culturiste all over the coun with death to summon help from = | “ery for tr ment for disease. TH OFFICE | | try are hailing this uncooked rabbit) nearby ranchers, after she had | WARM FIG , SE | as the latest » fic first al dragged him from the flames and (ON 30-10 M |. The tacal hammock should be es and administered first aid. The 20-10 act | just big enough for one, but o u remember Seatter had just started a bonfire | tn» opposition of most of the organt | strong enough for two. old in the yard, the coroner was told ioe cane Whiee daghare, Chad tc wit + - ———-E | not when he w zed with an epileptic | increase taxes $4,900,000 a year in \ vadijes , | suarantee of fit. He foll head first he flames. | this state. A hot fight is due if tht “Driver Fined for Short-weight y 4 /His screams brought his wife to the | Question comes before the conver Tee ‘The Star. ! sade . | Gon. In fact, efforta will be made Suromer is here! ttle reck Seatter’s own clothing took lig have the convention go on record “7 @ ounce € them then She fought the blaze with her againat the 30.10 1. Wonder if that scientist who say8 | soved you 1 oft bare hands. She dragged her hue | “sark #. Reed has served notice that tears won't kil germs think# | 1 peck of tre be 1 out and applied what remedies jinay tne convention must put a pro that we take ‘em out and) ane mm P P 1. had. Then she rushed for help. | -reusive platform before t people ¢lub ‘em t further than the mere surface, how- anchers took Seatter to the how! t)() year It appears to most i a4 lever. Their t° only ao . oki where he died. ¥f state G. O. P. plat The golfer must keep his eye on) ea, : atter's body was taken to B. EB. |’ CnC shane’ phates the by y Per ps th is =p ns why |” one p : ol raw elstadt’s undertaking part in 1, Repeal of the poll tax on ee ee rar rd | the ground that the emergency He won the mcimming race, by gosh, vet (Turn to Page 7, Column 2) nd them au epimers |p SLAYER FACES Because the judge who watched his) a+ . stroke pee Prence ‘| FIRING SQUAD Metal Trade Union | Baid it was wnderhanded. | eae at Ci ons - _ SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, June 9. to Enter Politics| FIFTY YIPTY | Nic lizalo was executed by a! CINCINNATI, 0, June %.—Reso Max Over's cousin sare Max |Elont-Crazed Man _ |iirine nad at s7 o'clock here thls) yytiong quthoriaing an ageresive got most of his money by over- | |morning as a penalty for the mur ? charging Americans, Humph! | Attacks Women| fr or Marco Lausoon, August 3, /"02-partisan political campaign this Max hasn't anything on Ma | _ ner WORK, Jane: ¥acaltho the | 4919 jfal were unanimously sdoptes today | thilde’s folles. | ew FORM v York with the| The death warrant was read to/by the metal trades workers art » see ar i ‘ Ce ei nim at sunrive, He was calm and| ment, ri Federat ot Massachusetts state troopers made|sun | ced on" repa | Labor. , & raid the other night and seized 60 | ter naga Bay Me ant I] rhe resolutions directed President h 0, not flapper Jay's, the hottest of th i" 8 being led to the 5 ch no, not flapp mates a es} ‘James O'Connell to visit all con trations were reported, moe ad rressional districts where candidates eof Bad . sey k and attack Ma his partner | cntagoniatic to the metal trad . SHE MAY HAVE SE BETTER on apne OBS: ; s executed on January 20, | 8° cr enscnrta ey Sage am Ps: DAYS z aly i children u ernor MM refused Oblizalo’s $s age a (Reprinted without permission or con 1 for a reprieve yesterday candidate en of t with the prisoner s On a» wh And the Thougly b She yer Some p HB She may Aint ft funny how much | shoos weigh? W. CT. U. PROPAGANDA Dr, F. KE. Smith, chief milk Seattle house | Our ites of = real . eee “Dr. Read, city health commigsion- ‘er, to lose position.” Loud cheers from Lake Union ba- . CABBAGE A LA RADIUM John Howshall of Seattle ad vocates the use of radiumized ependthrift « aloud While strolling along In the city's vast throng nt that was bit-ter and cold, enn TEM | WeaTHER WEATHER Oh, I looked for to ae pir ts farmer who uses dium as « te Tonight and Saturday, cloudy, unsettled weather ; moderate westerly winds Temperature Last 24 Hours: Maxim Minimum, 50 y Noon, Botered as Se III PPP PRP PRR APRA AAA ee On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise The Seattle Sta cond © Matter May SE. |ATTLE, at the Postoffice at Beattie, Wash, under the Act of Congress March &, 1879. Per Year, by Matl, $6 to 99 WASH F RIDAY, JUN NE 9,1 1922, Howdy, folks! Are you sure of | & your Job, or do you work for the purposes, Well, we've got to have some- thing in which to keep our home brew. e- About 5,000 matches are leghted every second in the United States — Government report. About 4,299 of these go out, rd “City council ty uncertain what re- @uction to make in carfare.” Five cents would be tare. ee An undertaker is one man whose customers never return. . . Well, it can’t make ham and ¢sgs any more expensive, | Saute ah “Henry Ford will not run for pret | Amma ea fivvers. It wilt soon be time for orators to | we @nst off the Declaration of Independ. At something they seemed to behold! Blood Transfusion Saves Injured Son| ra. er. Oh, flappers And be fashio: It beats yeast. / merit; be beat. om whet pare it, ‘ The average weight of the girls’ Eat , costumes at the Quat ‘Z% Arts ball swear it, hela in Paris last night was 11 slender we k you eat. [lke Fleischmann of .jcarrot crop. simple littie de jmarden as a cliow “¢ NICH, June 9-TT 9.~-HHer-|t deme injured in | arinto pleasur lnay the Riviera bas beco Carrots! You'll cheat bunny. But win beauty. nable, BY MARGARET ROHE Lo; the lowly little carrot Has acquired a wondrous Sumner fame, They are beginning to look on this m of the kitehen a | menace to their corner on vitamines, peril and Chicago Swelters in Fierce Heat Italy haw at mong th They me plebeian. | ia mr atl ae |As an aid to health and / beauty, this carrot can’t) You just take it up ina it raw, and soon, 1 You'll be beautiful and if a pound a are putting an awful curse on the} LEADERS OPPOSING GOVERNOR Hart May Get Rebuke at Chehalis Convention Unless He Is Meek and Bows to Will of His Chiefs By Ralph J. Benjamin CHEHALIS, June 9.—Goy. Louis F. Hart is coming in) |for the spanking of his life at the republican party state) | convention in Chehalis Saturday unless he sits meekly back’ AN our best yeast manufacturers land lets other party leaders manage the meeting. Fights are expected to develop on these questions: The The The The MAN DIES AFTER _ FALLING IN FIRE Heroic Efforts of Wife to Rescue Him Fail Fatally burned when he fell helpless into a small rubbish fire on his ranch poll tax. proposed 6-cents-a-gallon gasoline tax. woman's industrial home and clinic. direct primary law. Gov. eapisation, will lead the fight for the repeal of the poll tax./ Hart's taxation commis. sion may propose & 6 cent tax per gallon on gasoline, This will meet with the hottest sort of op- position from Guy E. Kelly, of the gasoline tax. t Kingston, late Tacoma, national committceman for Washington. Kelly will pro pose a platform plank against Kelly and Reed are determined to block ef- forts to Increase taxation. Gov. Hart abolished the Woman's sons and C. W, Wednend: ing, db Seat |Industrial Home and Clinic at can, Sh Gok te Feeciienes take | aoa Lake by yetolng the appro. al Fi |priation for it. Mark Reed is ex pital Friday Coroner W. HL. Corson, tig ting the tragedy, was told of the herole efforts of the raneh- er’s wife to rescue ber husband WASHINGTON, June 9.—Com-|] teactw the bees plet mental regulation of H claves that in many radio | a a bill introduced || jicatities the oder of alcohol can the hou by Representa || te detected when the hives are he . | ened, and that its flayor i ¢ bill carries out the recommend ticeable in honey made by the of the nt radio conference || tees who frequent the mash jnstanc e of Inves- | after the law h |for the legislature or for | tices. | - Kind ere'on the Jooeetep aid tay Was executed in the elects WHEN BEES START wap hla Hn at AB sgt 1 pronounced USING MOONSHINE cipagie ¥ 1 years old, negro convict ASTORIA, Ore., June 9.—Boot (REP RATN) | pa 1 a © law for the iT ing be promise untold pre hetier days, be i these ‘weve & nonee oS PF murder of I n Guard ert L.!] perity to Clatsop county aplariats, 4 je Taylor th penitentiary Ma according to KH. W. MeMindes | 11, 1921 county agent, and Herman Ahlers, Y felt |East Swelters, but county bee inspector, “Ahlers dé or old mother is waiting for clares tha joonsniners, bs eee | ene nae Would Put Radios |= Sits Son ” 4 he East er A nuch fermenting and exceedingly Le Leo Lassen beat | the ee eo Under U. S. Control much fermenting and exceedingly eretar HW wident Harding the dumps. pected to insist that the state con vention of republicans pledge in its ed platform the reopening of the clinic | versity and Seneca sta. fell thru. en changed so | of crime shall |C » to Take ing of Job 3 Million Dollar| Idea Launched | at Commerce Body Meeting LEADER HERE Organizer Who Piloted Drive in Tacoma Is Definite plans for the financing of a $5,000,000 hotel for Seattle were to be taken up at a meet the Chamber of Com meree’s hotel committees at the Rainier club Friday afternoon. Edson J, Hockenbury, of the Hockenbury System, Inc, Har- visburc, the 's recent success campaign. were: C. The 30-10 school tax initiative. Gov. Hart is leading the forces of special interest that campaign for # $1,000,000 would keep the poll tax on the statute books. The state} hotel, or wn before the — |convention undoubtedly will go on record for the Aik jemi sama te Ske |the poll tax, Mark FE. Reed of Shelton, the most” erful“ Sous + compalgti figure in state repu! or- ‘eral mpecitic Bites are known to have been under consideration by the omsinet, for the last seevral weol one of them waa expect led to be nelcted at Friday's ibension.|known that The hotel committes was to appear | Withhold ail appolaitments until after he sees how the elty council treats his appointment of George Russell [a#_superintendent of public utilities. The reported appointments are ex before the board of trustees at 2 p. m. | with @ wefinite proposition for the |* Frank Waterhouse, president of tty chamber, acted as the chairman Jot the hotel committe at Friday's | S°D=tions of the fear when—and if |mecting, ‘The other members prevent } D. ten Reginald 11 |* Matter of fact, Thay have already Parson, A. W. Leonard, W. H. Par- | caused no Ittle disquiet In certain Whey, The prement move is the first since May, 1921, University tract on the block bound More than two ttle, The lateA. years a y Fourth and Fifth aves and Uni labor time, took @ very getive interest in the| getting options on sites and negotia ing with hotel companies for the erection of aM outstanding hotel M Rhodes died fow mportant conference in with Initiative has work and much time was spent in} New York} while there.on business and only a hours before his death held an} Fastern hotel people relative to participation | n the financing. Linec ma $400,000 in subse ran, At the time of the n hotel fire a campaign was » for funds and approximately tptions from $1,000 up to $50,000 war pledged Jbut it w jtions did not |drive for funds. | After the death of |new hotel committee with t | Ames, warran gE (Turn to Page 5, following members G. Anderson, t pushing Mr. was Rhod appol M. F, , Column 5) ‘SUES TO SEIZE felt that business condi the | jon inted ku LANDS OF JAPS. Douglas Charges Violation |, Read's « however, | Brown was of Anti-Alien Land Laws secuting Frid ign nd law, whie (urn to Page 5, Attorney Douglas filed in superior court the first two suits in his to enforce the an h hundreds Column 5) fetture to the state acres of rich farming land, Maleolm | Violation both of the state constitu | taken, pected —they rcles, The when the proposition of |to stir up a particular amount of building a $3,000,000 botel on the | Comment—much critical, ‘There ts nothing definite about this | ago the | cli amber of Commerce appointed a| w pmimittes of 21 members to work out | plan for financing a large hatel in| And Brown has clearly demon. | strated already that he intends to pay every one of his political debis with witness the appointments of Rus- | soli and Hugo Kelly. But friends find it hard to reconcile the appointment of Gassmai radical of the radicals, with such political bedfellows as Russell, a reactionary of the deepest dye, and Kelly, ® democratic warhorse of the old school. Organind labor will certainly split Gassman was at open odds dur- ing William Short, president of the State Federation of Labor, who was an enthusiastic supporter of Dan their farther back than that. The | expected to cause |irrance many people believe that Read is by | far the that the city a feud of sorts between the two ever | since the durin aged | (vm alth matters, The Uhden appointment, as a mat |tin ter of three that seems to make any for por CARL GASSMAN, former organizer for the Nonpartisan league and prominent in the “extreme left wing” of the of streets and sewers, DR. ROWE FRANCE, Seattle physician for the last 18 years, CARL F. UHDEN, chief engineer of the Skagit project, to succeed A. H. Dimmock as city engineer, and, at the same These appointments, ithe city hall Friday, are due to be made by Mayor E. J. |Brown within the next few weeks. None of them has been verified by the mayor, but people who are in a positidn to know seem to be confi- dent that the pfegram will be car- Baurually active in Brown's sup during the campaign je utilities office seems to be the Rhodes was|fogical, way for Brown to repay his irman of thig committee and they | debt. s anything definite, ‘I haven't had more than a min- RAND JURY PROBES POLICE! START DRIVE TO BUILD BIG SEATTLE HOTEL! GASSMAN SUCCEEDS | fer! Wil ed Up. MAJ. PIPER sau or Nonpartisan Leader Is to Head Street Coroni’s s J oe Is Disregarde by Court Instructions: By E. P. Chaleraft Department; Dr. France to Succeed Dr. Read By Robert Bastien Bermann party, to succeed Maj. O. A. Piper as superintendent to succeed Dr. Hiram M. Read as city health officer.| Not satistied with retain his position with the Skagit. according to well-defined rumors at Ute's conversation with Dr. Brown. since his election,” France declared, faut don’t know what he's g0ing to do.” ‘WORKER KILLED BY LIVE WIRE! Electrocuted: in Coal Mine While Fixing Trolley While repairing a‘guard fixture on | |@ trolley line in the coal mines at | |Mlack Diamond tate Thursday night, | John Singbush, 33, was instantly! killed when he came in contact with the live wire. Coroner W. H. Corson and officials of the Pacific Coast Coal company were investigating the tragedy Fri- day. According to Supt. J. J. Jones,|ing to put the at Black Diamond, Singbush and two other men were working on the 3.600- foot level, repairing trolley wires. Carelessness is believed responsibie rdinte however, is Ikely to be it ts pretty well plans to to cause one of the political are officially announced. As Gassman appotntment ts due of it extremely It’s apparently based prin on the fact that Gassman retired to their room and the into department No. 1 jthem with the Legate jfor the accident. The other two men were unhort by | revive man L. G. Horr, the bolt. A pulmotor failed to Singbush, He had been tn fit and had not worked previous Thursday, for some time. His separated from him, it is will be brought to nlee juicy jobs — as Malco even Brown's firmest "4 killing. READ REEVE’S RADIO ROMANCE 18 jthis grand jury shall the facts connected wi of Legate, “I therefore instruct over the appointment, as | tion of all the facts |death, so that you the recent election with ficted by himself or a: | party was. be Landon for mayor. And animosity dates a good deal France appointment 1s also now anything about not a little un tances connected with said comment — not that Dr.} nd you will spare no efforts in is unpopular, but because | ning down every clue concerning most capable health officer has ever had. downfal was a certainty, from the moment that elected, as there has been attention. the said Legate, but days of the sic he wa a bitter viee quaran- when they were ontroversy over | Arthur B. Reeve, the great- American author of detect- stories and creator of {the inquest as a guid investigation, | “In conclusion,” one of the appeal fact, is the only est ive sald rt. Even this oint ular sup) the bird. Legaté’s. s Death and Charges of Shortly after the grand Jurors hi la copy of the instructions to During the past week Judge has had many conferences over matter with Prosecuting Atte Im Douglas, and has pe! questioned many persons who {supposed to have knowledge of {facts surrounding the. sen “As a result of such ¢ | Judge Hall said, “I have decided tl |a full, complete and thoro in ‘and if by another party, who is very Smportant that jcanse to be brought before you fi examination every person who |same which may be brought to your “There was recently held ¥ coroner's inquest on the body of will be given & transcript of the testimony given at iby an eagle, The pilot finally shob _Two CENTS IN SEATTLE DER: the Friday finishing touches ¢ their investigation of the King ty ferry lease, Judge Hall called and ¢ probe, inquire ith the 4 you to | whether such bullet wounds were in nother p any a your inves- tigation shall be independent of that inquest, and your conclu s are not to be influenced in any manner whatsoever by the | result of such inquest.” The grand jury le in its own Judge | dapanese in King county are de | int ig not without its fly, however Craig Kennedy, scientific do- #| "I instruct you to make your : | clared to be ignoring | It is true that the appointment is |g tective, has written | tigation so thoro that when {tt ds) tetera a Pas ich “these suits, and), really economical step~-inasmuch “ completed: you ‘will be satiaiay that ots re to follow bre based has been | 15 i ‘would efminate at least’ one ‘ON WINGS. | you ans had babes you every fi obtained during & three months’ In| iietyealuried official from the elty| OF WIRELESS” of available evidence concerning estigution b: t. Kwin Ol | ae nae | death, lg Beige ee pond et aa eet sutthe basineche-—hal. shes are Xi Expecially for THE STAR Pb abla ec ads dager | +e “no means politically unimportant in | ding iglas, to prominent and wealthy producer, and] nicipal affairs—maintain that both | This newspaper, through {take up the Scandinavian Amertean [his wife, and the White River Gar: |)! So wile sekte of Wate, ant thas B.A. Service, commission investigation next week, and dens, Inc, are defendants in the first 208 Pre 5 Dr neti Reeve to write this r: eved that the Legate probe jone man cannot fill both capably suit “ ant.|# for Seattle and other Pacific | follow. ‘This probably will be pre. | And, further, Uhden has innocent r | Hirabayashi, according to Deputy liy earned @ good deal of ill will for| Northwest radio fans and fic- sented to the jury by Deputy Prose Prosecutor Colvin, 18 in illegal po#-|the reason that he is not a Seattle| # won fans, j outing Attomay T. H. session ef a 40-acre. farm near! it," but was brought here from ‘The result Is the greatest $|Who conducted the inques' | Thomas, is tract was acquired by | Shovane 1 fiction scoop of a decade—a f%}18 handling the ferry ma: | purchase on contract before the anti-| is generally considered a high-| {J great radio romance riding on jbank investigation will be jalien land law was passed. it 8] 1, canal Satpa wens 18 the: crest of the radio wave ed Deputy Pa Prosecutor J I, Jones, |eharged, but in violation of the state | ¥viigen de he knew any-|# sweeping the nation, | } j constitution, which probibits an atien | sntemplated ‘ } who has not declared ‘hls intentions | tne ya contemplated) # Read the First Chapter in |Airplane Pilot ‘0 “! change die Nmmock, but the de Ho become an armed aes eithnes | wasn't particularly ‘emphatic, | THE STAR | Shoots {acquiring econo tbessseyetytre bs op {*) Dr, France admitted that he had | GF vA, June 9.—An airplane ple now held, the complaint charges, In| jeard “talk denied a ated ° : | heard “talk,” but denied that there MONDAY, JUNE 12 §/!0ted by Cant. Lestuek was attacked