The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1923, Page 2

acdeaic. | stomach use.—Advertisement. PAGE 2 _ ENFORCEMENT SURVEY MADE | Dry Law Vioiators Largely Alien Citizens WASHIN« ernie y every stat Unior eeption w eral Commi t deta ment during head of th department second Yoday Haynes asse prohibit uitine but A th sentiment in some farding the work. showed that m aled tod r Haynes in a st eporta of ente # first two years vernment's prohibition Haynes celebrated his the United States will foreed adverse successfully at present sections was re His statement arrested for violations « . aw a foreign birth ARIZONA IS STRONG POR ENFORCEMENT A summary of the states includes: ntiment ts {bition violator were 164 operations Convictions in 1922 California places where been made have Fully 85 pe aliens. Smuce Mexico ar difficult The coast ed by automobiles, Dut fast sea-going boats are needed MOST VIOLATORS IN COLORADO ARE ALLENS Colorado—In 1922 52 per Vilators are ns; in fi Months of 1 34 per cent . 1921 to April 1, 2 from © problems. 8 patro cent of four Arrests 23, 1,027 Teaho—Alien violators total only | 20 per cent. Convictions July 1, 1921 to April 30, 1923, 200; fines, $63,550. Montana—Arrests continue to in-| rense, due to intreased efficiency of enforcement. | Nevada—Enforcement work has| Feeently been directed against retail Hiquer places. Fifty per cent of vio- Tators are foreign born. New Mexico—Out of 928 arrests) Mede in three years only 36 were aliens. Federal convictions since July 1, 1921, total 668; fines, $82,310. Oregon — Enforcement stiffening swith decline in number arrests, Con- ¥ictions average about 60 per cent FAMILY FIRESIDE FUN | “I want a pair of the best gloves | You have,” said Mrs. Nuritch, The glove counter. “Yes. ma’am,” replied the polite Balesmar.. “How long do you want| them?” i “Don't get insultin’, young man! Z want to buy ‘em, not hire 'em.”— London Tit-Bits. MMGNESIA REST FOR YOUR INDIGESTION ‘Warns Against Doping Stomach : With Artificial Digestents Most le who suffer, elther o: asionally or chronically from gas, ess and indig: tinued d! h are they Those ia en the approach of meal time be- they know this wonderful " @nti-acid and food corrective, which be obtained from any good drug Store, will instantly neutralize the Stomach acidity, sweeten the stom- ch. prevent food fermentation, and Without the slightest pain or’ dis- comfort. Try this plan yourself, but be certain to get pure Bisurated sia especially prepared for longer troubles them, the: at as they Plena: an it Let the Boy Realize His Dream at Graduation Time Give Him This ILLINOIS WATCH lcowboy suits which you {holding a bunch of flowers stiffly alof ) jand t )-FACES | Seem the Sa me} PHOT Expressions A] *% * BY DON RYAN OS ANGELES, June 1 A contrivance the S. Main st, photographer cause photographs to revolve in front of you idow 0 chain the endles ot srw. y p a ext harg ist Then th pression of gaser at * at all these the window You can easily » that it is not the habitual look of these patrons of the S. Main st They ore all hiding be hind it, just as they hide way the fantastic costumes provided—hiding they nelf-ey and afraid to be stared at by the ed, three-legged ogre swathed in & black cloth, before which they must stand uneasily while getting thelr pletures takén S° the revolving posteard photographs show many cos- tumes and one expression. Many the photographer is an adept at variety. A fine of nonebi oung man's face wear us An he see ono line of the paper before him This young cowboy in full regalia, with the wicked-looking six shooter carelessly swinging from his band, has the alr of a Jaunty highwayman, But his face gives the same impression of nervous vacancy. If you crept up behind him now whistled sharply he would drop the siwshooter and jump over the camera The cowboy outfit the most p You see this motif repeate in hale as th b: ands in the air oth holds And on the revolving reel right be photographer th mselven mn are rsclous poses, too, for top of a low table Ne of any in the photographer's tw Again and again, Here ndit and his victim, ¢ are pants posed while the has hi identical ing men of th: two six-guns at hi nd t y in this case the actors ar saw bis action group r si They & moment ago on the yc ERE is an odd one. A Japanese father holds his baby erect—balanced on one palm—at arm's length—a feat of strength. A girl in short skirts demonstrates that she up alongside her head. A brawny young P » Two girls perform a Spanish dance A sallor with his little ro bat tilted ¢ his robes, wi a beard p ses with torso bared on A Hind A naked baby it were a tore 4 myst A rt Ane tride a stuffed goat the sirl, her hair in curls down he back, 1 as And o is strangost-looking group In th A sits crosslegged. His daughter stands behind him. Her baby is plumped down beside the old man. The grandfather is holding gingerly, in bh left hand, high up and away from him us tho it were a serpent—a aing! field daisy, The striking thing about the group is not the field daisy but the remarkable similarity of expression in the three generations— that same self-conscious stare. Only in the baby It is not self conscious. EHIND the showcase in tl prietor, B. S. Ansle given him a pretty good The worst Ansley and the Armenians. en, after ne little shop you find the pro- Thirteen years in this stand have ant on his customer has to de Th $5 worth of pleture using mi Ansley for the Ansley a barre > bargal him $3. But Ansley doesn't let them get away 1 He'd rather let them walk out and throw the negatives in the ash-can than allow them to slip some thing over on him. Frequently they do walk out The Hindu is eyen worse. The Hindu never had any luxuries, He doesn’t intend to have any pictures taken at all. But he comes in and talks to Ansley about it and takes up Ansley’s time. ‘That is the Hindu's idea of amusing himself. He talks to Ansley about having pictures taken and all the different poses and tries on all the costumes—and then goes away—as well satisfied as if he liad the pictures. But Ansley isn’t as well astisfied. ‘The Jew is all right. So ty the Chinaman. They drive hard bargaina, but when they say they'll pay a certain price they stick to it. Ansley likes the Mexican best of all. The Mexican, ho believes, has been sadly libeled. The Mexican is not selfish and cruel like he has been painted in this country. On the contrary, he is excerd- ingly generous. Ansley thinks that is the reason he is ally so poor. But he is invariably kind and thoughtful. He always treats his children with consideration. That is something most Americans don't do. from m up sitt tha 1 pe th he ey offer have ° id ¢ rf + Ww do his customers like to put on all these different © ostumes ? flectively. Well, they like the hair pants if they come from the East—espe- cially the young fellows. They can send the pictures back home for the folks there to wonder at. And the Mexicans also like the cow boy costume. Every peon likes to fancy himself a dashing cabal- The question causes Ansley to laugh re- That sailor suit—the boys like to put it on, and send the picture té thelr best girls. For a few weeks the girls think they've joined the navy. Then they tell them better. It’s a sort of joke. The other costumes—well, many people think they ec if they had a chance. They lke to dress up this way to demonstrate. In some respects they remind Ansley of children—these playful customers who wear his costumes But they lose all their playfulness and stiffen right up when they face the camera. Ansley has noticed it, too. No matter how care- fully he poses them—with what assumption of careless ease he disposes of their arms and legs—when the picture is made up the faces all have the same expression. It is an uncomfortable expres- sion—as if they expected a policeman to come up and tap them on the shoulder. Ansley has always noticed it. 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