The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1923, Page 1

Entered as Second Clase Matter May 3, 1899, at the Postoffies at Seattle, Wash. under the Act of Congress March , 1579. Tear, by Mail, $3.50 The Seattle Sta WEATHER Fair ht Unsettled tonight moderate . westerly winds. Temperature Last 44 Hours Maxim sl SH., eho. 25. NO. 109, SE SATTLE, “MONDAY, JU LY 1928, _Two CENTS IN ¢ DEMPSEY 1S. THRONGS WAITING FOR FOREIGNERS \Captain Powers Loses His Fight! 305100000 RUSHING IN} iP RESIDENT \ AGED p OLICE Jilted Pair and Empty 5 E. ‘SEATTLE. SaeMarding fo S peak in Spokane Tonigh OA Love Ne ‘a But Shelby Seems/Shiploads Arrive () ae } Writer's cramp long ago if I wrote 3 ) . (ing $150, *daya in 9 Pullman upper and watch fy " Previa Me fominine Biri ts @ frail The older ° & community audi fm Seattlo is never so appa ie in | Development Irrigation Reclamation Be Discussed By Lawrence Martin ABOARD PI IDE . SPECIAL ‘TRAIN SPOKANE, July in reer use sailors can diouses. ER WHAT A CHAMPION THINKS ABOUT? © “Gosh, this is goin’ to soft Yat What a boob the public | “are! And just a coupla years ago I Was ridin’ the bumpers and beggin’ be Wonder if people really | write all that guff im the ) Pipers? Some bunk! Gosh, I'd a had wil that gafooreium myself! Har, bar! “Gosh, it’s hot here! Wisht 1 was back in li'l ole New York where's theys some swell janes. Oh, well, Ruthin’ like gettin’ the jnck MHlope they come across wit’ that _ last. $100,000, Don't they know I'm tht ehampee if hen to pay $390,000 just to see me g bas stror gc Weat national elopment as a8 ends to express. an mir al around whic policy will revolve: 1. The West mui fullest fo The public oughta be it was dinner. opportunity but it should be aelf.dev largely an possible and not de ment ru paternalism. “OS | TRRIGATION MUST BE FOLLOWED THRU Development must never the ezpense of the great 1 wonders of the country. h a owstone National park 3. Irrigation and ts must be After carefully considering spend. living for three bitw & bullet-headed anthropold paw ‘at another anthropoid, we have to stay at home the Fourth ot July. Perhaps we'll run across a ood dog fight. suc A, Kick fs owner of the Everett Rottling Works, somebody us, Wonder if he 5 @lity into his goods? so that the vi duals involved will have a 10 cent cha . After two days in Yel president is more than ever ¢ sympathy with th who see 4 The only person who ca ®A Acquaintance in 19 m fashionable summer resort ber. scrape utes at @ a bar YE ED GROWS INCOHERENT {Headline in Portland Oregonian) “Keep Your Eye Everiasts Presi dent, Addressing to Administer Your Government, Sayingly on Those Chosen Salt Lake City Audience.” TELL HARDING or DAMMING P' ROJEC T While in daming the ri The correspondent who er, he ca above headline 4. Much obliged for But we only sr anese, English, N skrit, French s to interpret ng a y comme He feels there ia eno wat the western te + What is so Gell in the somebody there? ‘ory to pre Irrigation and water 4 due noon, The preside cheam, Ore., Tuesday to Oreg ail celebra ane t will go to speak A writer pred Years the average two hours. Gosh, it will be my players to have Tong! THE CAMPING TRIP ‘The start. | ‘The failuresto remember the salt. | Phe second start. ‘The discovery the ideal camping AS CANDIDA Third Party Plans to Announced Tuesday The patented tent that refuses to} stay in place. | The evening meal. | The ants in the sugar. | The flies. | The mosquitoes. The discovery that water is 10 miles away. The fire that won't go. The bacon that falls in the sand. The attempt to make a bed of fir Henry hird-party at tho farmer and politica ice opening will der party the he morrow Many carly arri tt nvention of succee declared The hard spots that back. The sudden rainstorm ‘The tent that blows over. ‘The inability to find the matches, The all-night vigil under the trees The fight the next morning ‘The determina to return home. Home. stick Into one’s n brought fa in th ele t presidential appeared likely. Chr to today, | The merry he What ie more humiliat fe born rich and not be o @bont your humble b * a from the wife. x’than to to brag er farmer-labor Agricultural int to lead the Brown, formal candid: . sare exp boom” for Ford. however action will be taken or at the meeging this Hot Weather Diet: 1 Peet, Ham Hocks and ¢ kled bhage What has become of the gink who $6a8 80 crooked that he had to un-| wore his socks? Annual Convent SAN FRANCISCO, July inual convention of Jucation Why is it that a committee of Wadies always visits your office the} Morning you neglected to shave? \6 aa / | tional in Ba Major association o ee Cee saye it is kin t Harding franseontinen a tough that has to make his| 1 tour just as most of | voters sessions of the being divided between Oa and San Francisco, Feuitmning concurrently with th are occupied h teething bables #6 tional body's convention is the CALLA SOP, WERE OUT! clave of the World Conferear CRACKED 10) Kdueation, TRAIN NEARS OFFICER WILL STATE LINE! LOSE HIS JOB and points reclamat followed thru pwstone 3 r. Hard. fared emph is after TO URGE FORD declared tha Teachers Open 61st the conclave of Court’s Decision Against Veteran| Who Fought Old) Age Provision | In a formal dects mn upholding the of the Jui to police retirement and| AF |ness houses ra, who has for th engage in an de blem He He ground that the board without Had bis njunction on as ‘ilegal sustained ment ut, Judge “to Powers’ con y » active service, after having been off duty for 30{ days on suspension on the orders of Mayor E. J. ¥ the so-called “gum which. pr am of superiors thru the ficers. Powers had Mayor Brown veryne were using the ax @ means of retiring be at folation. o! * 0 good on that | over tion came n board ordered his special me: 1 that the premature} t had authorit KILLS SHERIFF, MAKES ESCAPE Slayer Jumps Thru Window | of Train to Freedom rs’ the penstioi in at rement board and r anyon de FARGO, N. D., July 2.—Sher: iff B.C. Fulker, Aberdeen, 8. D., was shot to death by Edmund Rust, alias Roy James, a gun: mgn, on a Great Northern train at Wolverton, Minn, late last | night, according to word here today t is kno’ er in Joy has returned to the love nest at 1932 First ave. W. The prospective double wedding set for last Saturday are reported to be near capture near Juarez, Mexico. | Above, their prospective June brides, Mrs. Clara Levis and Miss Ine vy, are waiting to wind up their courtship for them—with judges, Counres and a jury of women. “Police Hunt Alleged I Love Swindlers| CITY WELCOMES. FOURTH QUEEN nly Who Were to Have Been Double Wedding Pr ‘incipals ud) Miss Liberty to Reign Over Holiday Celebration j grooms in a Mea-|{ tan n thruout erous belie him leade 0 ire ase from Fulker returned to broke five serious fight, be he Be it 4 v ree in As the t n from Fulker’ the sheriff's rt only has} took Aby HUNT | Whe fina) in hed he puts to flight W., two) PAIR PAST MASTERS | the IN LOVE GAM | Not Cu and Hartley real arma and: said to be King caresses of mutual ther in a to testify against selecting thet They will give thelr ranks of women with a 1 courtship. of their own, according to made against them, is declared Monday morn met Hartley As BY LESTER M. fre the ailment ts p returned b pulled into seized a fired Fulker. : UT nest at furni the fF gun hot into | ped awaiting hed th open iancees return of thelr thru] } worth whose Holt wavs 108 Seattle, with her pre labor DY p 1 mi-|ing in on Rust, from re to- | th unman held up Fred manager of the Dilworth Dairy at Finkle, and wompelled the point of a to Moorhead. mt thousands of homage to are Miss Liberty. For three the expect toge days . the hips in harbor and the ers who are thronging here to participate in the lous Fourth July progr tion of Northwe: from little dupes Miss all directions, | them in‘ cour Liberty will rule qrrant 1 elty grim Olson hattle con Levis Saturday Mr rit dire » doubl Mrs, Levis becoming Mr Cugworth and” Miss Avery Mrs, Kenneth Hartley,| hao. s Huls King Holt. | Mtroduc | druggist The lo’ galow. at 1932 First], ung with the belis and today been on their} ation, A most ar any gun ‘ june wedding. m whbelaid: the has.ever at Hartle la ings as a jumped f automo. nter druggist, brother pring temptec again di pe there appeared ay AU} pour in thoritles formed additional | ee yarne Rust f anted in Calife and (Turn to Page 7, Column In the celeb by ar-by GuaWocth kere tion Seattle is joined communities, who are sending thelr residents to witness the tivities and their civie and} fraternal orders, to march: in: the| monster parade Wednesday | morning Miss Liberty, ma ‘Thurman, adjudged the most c the state by the and is*scheduled to re ) Monday with her six of} tem. | | honor | 4 Tuosday noon she is to be offi clally crowned, reign com with her arrival, she will occupy the important position in the Wednesday, flanked by guard representing the eit who began ne He literally o mix his love drugged Mrs. | Levis with affection and sympathy Mrs, Levis had gone to the (furn to Page 7, Column 4) rmer tion, posal isten 4 the win ra DO YOU WANT THIS ONE? Mere ia a the here honeymoons. RANGERS HARTL Kenneth Hartley, all aling Holt, is in Juarez, Me while ‘Cusworth | ieved to be ‘nearby; dodging who weuld bring the lovers to Jail on grand lar otherwis of Yakima, Miss Th etary has be: WEATHER MAN WILL MAKE NO FORECAST FOR FOURTH OF JULY Qe TTLB'S heat wave was © porarily broken Monday m in) the — thermomot dropped to the 63degree mark at and dark clouds that hung the city. threatened straw hot wearers, Peals of thunder were heard during the morning | Tho weatherman would make || no prediction for July 4 weather, | but declared that a ehange vould | and thousands of marchers will fol. | occur for either better or worse | weather with little or no notice, |) 10% Rer course thru the downtown streets | |} It was intimated that an, um ‘time he apeaks of love he is under) | preila may be more popular /than A regiment contract to receive vertain fundsl} 4 sunbonnet the Pacific from the party to whom he spcals. ( Rulse, fac is be Texas pro: fully-equipped car, thing the ready for voud. Every in fir price t no ids Ky t-claws condition, and maid | rangers, fexsiona charges usworth hitting very reasonable 4 but her SPECIAL CHANDLER D when CLASS—RBEAUTY This ia an especially Jer Dispateh, with 2 extra wire rings, Mo. is woaring out heels, Uren and tubes, one on fas fast ax the old man can each side back of front fen- e P the fiancee he has dora; 2 bumpers: 2: gas tanks, || then! dodging th ~ ; with Jarge trunk carrier in || left scattered around the country, rear; special plush upholstery, || according to reports’ from El Pr special aluminum fenders with |) where another retired Juno bride irror on each; automatic || fH awipe, wind deflectors, otc, || awaiting him Cusworth | }alone, hia ATCH NAP built Ghand whe father is cobbler of Wxcelsior 0 mences A noon 10n over The pened parade repair honor The martial music trom in the parade will hail her asx the personification of Amorica’s {deal, 2 bands | is} kland rain not love for love ve nh to the We og, charge h where nt Ad Columns this car will be for you Turn and see demonstrated con-| of bluejacketa fleet will awing fo) ward , Column 5) trom | (Turn to Page 7 | Shelby, | swelling town realized t Confident Big} at Ellis Island; Fight Will Be) More Coming to Held on Fourth) Promised Land By Henry L. Farrell By Dale Van Every 7 "ALLS, nt LAND, N. ¥., July 2-0 strange, Tag 4 illiant shawls, , nervous men and crying all babbling in a dozen out of Ellis 18 dresses, girls in br women in |$200,000 purse wey for | promt xed J fighting July 4 tvery delegation to the state coi vention of the Elks seemed to h brow, kind ¢ making body and they all tried to get the first break of the day by going to work on the streets hours before breakfast. The streets 4 Demp Gibbo! wove in and ns in inspectors at the desks ed the immigrants as they tood on the threshold of America, thelr fatherlands across by stories of wonders of world PS COME H CARGOES m to be endless. As s one batch of Greeks, or Rus- jans_ or Bulgarians is rushed thru, w ships steam into port with fresh humanity. ay midnight, when new gration quotas became effective, arrived in New nips are bringing & The insptctors handled 009 yesterday and expect to handle more before night. Last night spent the night at Ellis Island nd their cases were taken up first 8 morning. hips which arrived yesterday 1,654 still remzuin crammed in quarters in which they lived for days. aj. Henry Curran, new immigra< nmisstoner, who assumed of- terday, Just in time to meet the flood, estimates that between 1,400 and 1,500 will be admitted out of the 2,000 each day. a OTHERS WILL BE would be paid peter aide fight would, he stacug|_. The others must stay at the islam ube Rak ta cn pa | until their cases are settled in Wash. urth, but there were n0/ ington or go back to their native lands without ever haying seen mare of thé United States than the sky. line of the Battery. Curran remained at the island all pervising the work. He says m cannot be cleaned up for some nols lured from si gay colors and the t a carnival. KEARNS AWAITS BANKER’S SUMMONS Kearns said he summ wn | had no idea ¥ ed to r more will have said wed to ¢ a earns Pro make a pay it parently en to do had 1 a word e informa the time of-payment~t=} not taken to mean, that there is any the turning over OFFER BE 1 WILL BE STAGED Even money and better was fered that the money and that the on the takers, “T have said many if the money Dempsey will not fight, Kearns said. “I will not be bluffed by any kind of threats.” Dempsey arose st took a short wa sourl river bank however, doubt about money times already is not* turned 6 o'clock and Mis: tt days. neers up by the “recent excite- the liners’ race to port, new. arrivals seemed happy. Mane of them possessed musi¢al uments and crowded groups of immigrants pressing forward to it,” "spection, livened the waiting with” old-world songs. 5 re Littini, 18-year-old Italian h, first of the July quota to = be admitted, said he had been at tracted to this country because his’ brother living here, was make ing $12 a day as a bricklayer. One Italian, accompanied by His family, fumed at the Ellis Island routine because he said he had already purchased Pullman reser vations for Chicago and the delay was causing him to miss his Main, Some of the smaller countries ex- hausted their quotas almost imme-/ For example, the division’ * comprising Turkey, in Asia and Persia, last night ex: {ceeded its quota of 18, by two, Detroit Admits 500 Immigrants DETROIT, July 2.-Five hundred foreigners stormed the immigration joffice here yesterday and were ade) > |mitted to the United States under quotas allowed for tho fiscal year. | As many more would-be immi- grants were expected to apply todity and on the rest of the days of the week, according to I P. L. Pren- tiss, head of the immigration board. Others piled down the steps of the | noty-five per cont of those ad: inte night and the morning | mitted were from Canada and Brit: (Turn to Page 7, Column 4) (Tuén to Tage 7, 7, Coluwm 2) es3ettte eenvrerrrett | Watch for The Star's | FIGHT EXTRA! Containing Complete Running Story of the Fight, Round — b Round the various inmates of his menag. erie Dempsey will not norning. n to Shel probably, leave here until It 1s a four hour ri nd plans will be made, him to arrive the main bout scheduled for time. The first uled to s FANS ARRIVE FOR BATTLE SHELBY, Mont. July The population and nervousness increased in Shelby simultaneously today As daylight anda newly olled Main welcomed tho day's ar- automobile parties over the} the surrounding hills, the at this was the last day for the payment of Jack | Dempsey’s final $100,000. | In the last 48 hoursthe town has| receiving a steady trickle of} new inhabitants front the outside and the busy hours of the day find the sidewalks as crowded as a street in the Bronx at baby bug hour, callers came in automobiles | mbling motorized hummocks, having run into the after-effects of storms in certain spots along the roads. there s now st riving rim of first been Some syazuaeaassagssetacesaassess Don’t Buy Dummy Ex sabighaiinnnlauns Maia RRR YS ttttte