The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1924, Page 1

ha polio 3 High We Not Too Busy to Vote “Dick” Faris Forgot His Many Duties Long Enough to Cast His Ballot 1 4 Howdy yee? Si » folks! e wel . Li'l Gee Gee four ine very pu led to get a i GA rfid-o Mave you voted 4 the voting She absc anection when 5 ately oe q A large number of Seattle citizens ‘© when voting th A number of pol situated in barber ing places were 1 I “r sighs Voting Machines Extra! Extra! Big political sense ean the seatl Read Home Brew Tuesday With the morning vote hea bapa eee z The only column that dares to print than {t has been at any primary) Both and Erickson the news!. Order your copy from election in recent years, indica-| thelr asta workers out with the news dealer now! Tuesday noon were that *) autos, and La n's precinct orgar ej 6 7@. total number of ballots that w jon was active thruout the me oR PRIZE CO - cast at the polls today will exc ing. o ou COWRO estimate made Monday The only “throw-aways" seen “Some people act as if they ex pected me to hide inan alley behind an ash-can with a lariat and lasso b 00 tleggers.” — Mayor Brown, bull is your specialty. . . A “poker face” Is a very valuable eee Fannie Hurst) gay# that the ane age Intelligence of movie patrons that of a child of 12, Isn't that like some people — « ways insulting ouf little ones! eee CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON IVY CLUB ‘The host who uses the goldfish bowl for punch and forgets to take out the seeneh, Perhaps you wok care much tor goldfish, but, say what you like about them, pera clean. t . ‘The fjords in the extreme north of Norway have been blocked by shoals of herring, says a news dis-| nance?—H. Y. K. Of corset isn't. owe PLATFOR: Little Homer Brew, IJr., says that 2. Longer vacations. | cast his ballot. “A man should never be too busy to vote,” 3. Cheaper ice cream cones. | 7 iad grand jury ifndictment charging Mi Charlies ye ggg he told the cameraman as he strolled out of thé county-city| Tit iwith acoeking depoeltacenar Abolition of Saturday night | Dujlding. , ESAT they knew their bank was insolvent, baths, —Fhoto by Price & Carter, Star § att Photographers REN Geos filed, 6, Lower taxes and more The two also were denied the dogs. lcourtesy of reporting to Helena di. | edie | THE STAR’S rect, without the formality of being | Little Homer says his candidate;} - taken back by an officer, according ¥ would aso have to promise to paxs to Deputy Sheriff W. A, Coffee, Gy an ordinance making it a capitsl| rime tc: cut a ple into more Gaal four pleves. ELECTION EXTRA after the Tt will ILL be on the streets tonight right is close. ae THE LIMBURGER VOTER be FIRST. It will be FAIR. It will be AC ATE I will not vote for old Doc Broicn, You can buy it do own, if you're spending the ev or from one of the boys who will rush it into your dwn neighborhood ag soon ps it fs off the press. (Because I think that he’s a cloton.) I will not vote for Al Lundin, (Because 1 think he's got no bean.)) If it's the news of the primary you want 1 will not vote for Oliver T., TO SPECIFY (Iie's not the candidate for me) | I will not vote for one of these, | “THE STAR vcshmct @FUEeT JURY TO. TRY EX-COP Fulkerson and nd Woman Face | Trial in U. S. Court Trial of Glen Fulkerson, former Seattle policeman, and. Luella Mulph, the . Ifa man from Michigan 1s a Michi- gander, is a man from Illinois an Winoyster? ‘And would St really be fair to call a “goobernatorial” candidate a pea- nut politician? . o- WHADDA THEY MEAN? Looking down Union st. from ‘Third ave., two banners meet the) eye, one above the other. The effect is like thi flames consumed six buildings in the Wabash yards, Home Bargains For You The Want Ads find that little bur will help you low or piece 6 been trying TEAS M arrested September 10 with Rutl Sinn ace || Miller, for the possession and sale ANCH 8N/ po eeeres Pore | of liquor at 615 Seneca st., opened || 10 acres heat Des Moines high. | d os osaday mortise with the impenel:|} yey, Just south of city ‘ eral Judge Jere || timber’ ireule t Later: One of our secret oper-| ing of a jury in Fed mn if aifvee coporta that cops Have just| mish Noterer’s court. Ruth: Miller, || fine, G-room plastered | house || taken down the Dog Show banner, | who was a codefendent, failed to wreath Lund tinted. uit || see | appear and her bail was forfeited. Che na as WAL, Sete Niel ip Xbout $500 cash, Read about the vggeat political) Fire sensation in years in Home Brew) pECATU . < . tomorrow! In eplte of this exclu-| which swept the Wabash shops here | " : F ive news scoop, The Ktar will sell| early today was brought under con The Want Ads will tell you who is selling this little place. trol after a bitter battle 2 same old price tomorrow? ad Sob Reale Starting in the coach shops, tiers the The Ne wspaper | The Seattle Star County declared most prom At the court house pre regularly and @ record vote, bly totaling 70 per cent of the regis NEW OIL L Senators Seize McLean Telegrams t W ith ‘the I sis | | |. eengersture Last 24 Hours Maximum, 53. Minimum, en ee Jay ————— 26. NO. 2. ee SEATTLE, W TUESDA PRIMARY VOTING HEAVY Expect Totals to Set Record Many Cast Ballots in Morning; Exper- ience Little Trouble With is in the county auditor's Auditor D. E. that early re ng for a re Fergu orts net with | Well, Doe, you 361 registered vow &@ total of 84 ought to be an expert. Throwing the votes had been cast up to 11 o'clock. The voters were coming tn probe : tration at the precinct, was pre ee eee oes valuable vee. lar dicted, ‘This precinct, according. to ing bridge and your wife trumps Chief Deputy Auditor “Dick” Faris your ace! jp a. falr average for the downtown ‘ : precincts. predicted the | Alfred H. | dopenters Brown's friends in-} the | Statements from the three enn alty camps Mayor Brown and his pe had more than 250 automobiles in servicg carrying voters to and from BANKERS STILL day. are reported ey route them into custody. The two bankers, [native stato a few weoks after their | {Clark count which the two with having accept posit of $50 on November they knew thelr bank we Both men deny against them. indictment wore optimistic IN CELLS Starwich for Montana officials, who here to take who left their if he could vote he would cast his “Dick” ‘ bank failed at Gilman, falled in ick Faris deputy county. auditor, is -a busy. man t candidate whose plat te . A thel: fforts Monday to raise $5,000 pare te with all the details of the primary election in hig hands, but} tai cach, the atasiatvests hy disk . Less home work. Tuesday morning - he put aside his work and went out to prosecuting attorney of Lewis and Montana, where the who wired their request for such ac- tion to the Montana authorities, nd Tewell have opened ery store on Stone way, have been operating the ince they came to Seattle. The grand juryindictment charg 1 a de , when insolvent guilt of the charge | ‘They attribute their to spite w claiming the bank's failure was caused by poor eropa and chaotic conditions in [the state, where more than 200 lbanks have foiled during the past \three years, POISON SAUSAGE KILLS THREE Three Others Dying and) Eight Ill After Meal STERLING, Cole | persons are dead, three are dying and Ht are Ml of botulism, the result of Feb. 26—Three ating poisoned sausage at the home | jot ‘Tony arlo, Italian, Wriday} | night. | The dead are Tony Notarlo, 35; his} daughter Grace, 9, and Neno Got |tera, 17, a friend. | Mrs, Notario, Joe Notario, 5, and | Dominic Cametto are ina local hos-| pital, expected to die epi ee ld conters tiene eerie wien | council row, Teports from rural precincts also | vestigation showed that the handie féated a heavy vote, heavier than | feletsing'thé levers had not been me. otions, according to Faris. . Political heavy yote would favor Lundin and Oliver T. Erickson over | Mayor Brown. terpreted the heavy vote just opponite. ! tion on his record. rgest Cire ul: ation in ‘Washington Ma * FEBRUARY 26 x TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE. Queen Business Woman at 7 Anne Tot Star Help “Daddy” WARNS ¥ ts Dancing Class to Out on the streets were those advis ing the voter to “Re-elect Mayor Rrown.” The practice of throw ing these bills broadcast has been prohibited by elty ordi nance, but Brown's enth followers had scattered them without consulting their chief, the mayor sald. Very little trouble was report from the polls, less than any elects sinc voting machines were ir stalled At one place, Preeinct 128, only two pointers could be worked in the official reported. An a | turned far enough, At another plies ln sticker candidate for corporntion counsel prevented the machine from registering votes for T. J, LKen- | nedy, This was adjusted. Mayor Brown ts seeking re-elec- He claims Seat. | (Tera to Page | + A _ Column % MUTILATED BODY Combining the artistry of a business application of a Hett Seattle miss—Ruth Elizabeth interpretative dancing. Photo by | ieee Way % | BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER ON TRACKS [yet at present her future plans 1 center about that automobile) jshe’s going to buy—and the best |way of presenting her star pupil to the public—'if she ‘works’ good | Former Seattle Salesman pateh. | enough.” too. Dies in California ‘ Yep, it nounds fishy to us, For 7-yearoid Ruth Elizabeth eee aa Caro, daughter of Alexand J Diary me ne manglia boty of waward O.l cue meee bruary 25) : sui seh abe Aig J: | Victoria apartments, in the unusual Up betimes, Tat erguing with: fd Montana Men Fail to Get Haig yaenar ie rage, es combination of the artist and the wits Sst Se SEE te vote for. Brows Bail for Freedom man for tho, Puller Brush Co. re-| musnens woman, with Keen sense * at BONS elo, ‘ornia. | of humor jonny Bag ws ‘ag ‘tia serie z aa c.g Nas found along the Santa Fo rail! i... wo yeirs now Ruth haa b has such = nice face! At which I did L. Bradley, president, and ©" ventotway at the outskirts of| ‘0 rs now Ruth has been laugh heartily. W. Tewell, cashier of the defunct | genta Ana Tuesday. j flitting thru the “ups and downs, Mise tae Gilman State, bank, of Gilman, ‘The Peltinliis’ Ware -4aentitied. by | forwards and backs” of the Mary Dear Homer: Is having your arm Mont., spent Monday night in the| O00 NOt mt ity found in the| Ast Wells’ ‘Bchool of around your sweetie’s waist in % King county Jail, and Tuesday were | waded clothing Hey and Cae en doing weil, rk a violation of a parking or't wtiit being held by Sheriff Matt 2 s on |but here’s where the keen business es: Police are investiguting the death, |woan «tuft comes in. Ruth felt acting on the belief that Rublen}inat alt was not as it should be either committed suicide or was|you soe, sho heard papa saying! murdered and his body placed of | something about these new™ model the track whero It was struck by} cars keeping a fellow “broke” oll | a northbound passenger train. Ru-/the time, and here he was, uncom- bien and his wife left Seattle re-!plainingly paying for her dancing cently, {t was reported in’ Santa} jessons! Ruth felt she could no | Ana. }longer*be a drag c his’ resources. Cr eR SS |She would turn her talent to |count—and share her earnings with POLIGE PROJECT So she got right out and solicited | to enter newly the neighboring mammas |thelr young hopefuls in her |S DELAYED formed Saturday dancing class, th jeharge being 5 cents per class le | son—10 cents for, private instruc Council Passes Up Bill to | ties, sna on a strictly cash basis It worked. When I called Ruth | Create Bureau Monday (was giving d-yearold Margaret Jan | Austin a private lesson. With sil. Contrary to expect tho pro- | Vertipped Ruth was pointing posed ordinance mak the traffic /Out the proper foot positions, for division of the police force, a sepa-|4he thoroly believes in good basic rate department, with Sergt. Frank | form. uqua as permanent head, was not| “What are you going to do with) all thé money you make,” I asked. } "I give half of it to my daddy, and” in an as “{ have a hundred | submitted to consideration and vote } Monday afternoon by the clty coun- cil. “Teeth Mystery” Is Growing Deeper HE i ae You remember that The Star yester told how J. A. Anderson, of Bremerton, had ‘ost his set of false teeth and of the search he was making for them, finally enlisting The Star in his campaign? Well, Mrs. B. Jeffries, of the Barker hotel, walked into The Star office Tuesday with a set of false teeth which she said she found four weeks ago Sunday on Pine st. But here’s the rub— The reporter is no expert on dentistry, but this set looks very much to him like WOMEN’S TEETH. So now, instead of having only one set of man’s teeth to look for, he also has to search for a woman who owns the teeth he has on hand. If Mr. Anderson, or some one else, can straighten yut the mystery, a puzzled reporter will appreciate it. i \ junior youth and beauty of Queen Anne hill in the art of Price & Carter h ‘ SESE | CEUERNERRERIEE tread yt MAN IN HIDING ey Politician’ Is Theatened by Evidence in Tel- egraph Files _ BY PAUL R. MALI nited Press ae WASHINGTON, name of a ON a ondent) : _—The ig politician—not au official of the government was drawn into the oil lease scandal when the Teapot Dome committee delved today into telegrams of Edward B. Me- Lean, publisher of the Washin ton Post. The identity of the politician was not definitely established in the telegrams but if he is the man the committee thinks he is, a new sensational story of official intrigue is expected to be revealed, One member of the committee considered the evidence might prove [wufticlent to. “wreck another polite cal career?" The» telegramsus examined by th@ committee In ecutive session to trace connectiona > etween high officials and former ~ ecretary of the Interior: Fall, wha was a guest of McLean in Palm” Beach when the lid was first torm off the scandal surrounding the: leasing of naval oj] reserves. Perusal of the telegrams by the committee also revealed: * 1, That Fall, thru McLean, wag |dciiars ‘in my ‘tank aceoubt,; but 1|!nintimate touch with every thaws jean't use that—when I get ‘enough | mittes which was sitting io - Wale jahead, I'm going to buy a car. fiat | You mustn't think from ‘all this |that Ruth is a ruthless individual, jwith a will of steel. No. ‘She has | her moments of Indecision, like the Pavlowa with the hard-headed | y Green, this young 7-year-old Caro—is instructing the very Star Staff. Photographers * That the day Senator Walsh, leading investigator, ar- rived in Palm Beach to seek evi- dence from McLean and Fall, the rest of us.’ Because ‘her. mother| former put in a leased wire from told me confidentially that . Ruth Washington to Palm Beach. after hearing a very touching lec- 3. That of the hundred or mord” |ture on the spiritual needs of little heathen children, came very nearly |aiving the other 60 per cent to the missiona s—unti] she finally |cided charity begins at home, her daddy needed it more. telegrams sent to McLean and Fall, wo-thirds of them were considered “pertinent” to the oil scandal inyess — de-| tigation and will be made publid and | later, od 4. That no member of the inves — | tigating committee communicaed by | Western Union with Fall or MeLeans WILL EXAMINE (OTHER TELEGRAMS Tomorrow the committee will ex4 — amine files of the Postal Telegraph company, Open hearings will not | DRAG BAY FOR ' resumed until Thursday, whe the telegrams relating to the tie ‘Believe Fireman. Drowned in | auiry will be mado public. \ | The committee took this cours@ | Fall From Plank ‘ostensibly to protect: any of the ire | WAS TUGBOAT FIREMAN | relevant personal matters of thosq mentioned from bécoming public ins 'Police Boats Ai Aid in Hunt | formation. Some of the telegrams to MeLeam for Missing’ Man were in code but these related especially to McLean's finances and | business. ‘The committee does not intend to go into McLean's finances, vinced that Joseph Garnett, 44,) except that eyidence which might |tend to indicate he did not have | $100,000 at the time he said ho Ce ireman aboard the tugboat Storm} King, was drowned in Eliott bay.| "ot. checks’ in that amount fos police harbor patrol boats Tuesday | Pal began dragging the bay bottom for | ‘A few of the telegrams related ta his body. He disappeared Febru-| McLean's. efforts to arrange cers ary 17 tain personal loans. On that date, a Sunday night, Gar. eral new “leads” were developed nett left his wife and child at their |from the telegrams, but members of home, 1321 Third ave. to do repair! (Turn to Page’7, Column 5) jwork on. the tug’s engines: He} failed to appear aboard the Sterm| King, and the pe theory is that} » fell into the Sound. | In this theory the chief engineer of the tug corroborates the police. | |The tug is reached only by a long, [slippery plank, and in the darkness | Garnett could easily have missed his footing and fallen in, the engineer said, A number of logs were nearby, | | making it probable that in case ¢ nett fell, he struck his head on one of them, knocking him uncoascious. | hus- | SOMETHING NEW | Mrs, Garnett told police her band was a steady, reliable man, and| or had ever shown any: inclination to| ea e ar Qo so. Garnett hada full week's} jsalary due him, which he did not} C Ic B kk call for, and, had also w atantity of) 00: 00 clothes on the. tux THURSDAY \Narcotic Ritder Gets Dope Outfit: Federal Narcotic Agent Harry V. Willlamson returned to Seatt! °| as a supplement to the reg- |Tuesday morning from © Portland, » editi lwhere he directed a yald by ular edition—24 pages of cotle officers on three Chinese dev tested recipes and house- stores. Monday night, Opium and hold helps. aphernalia valued at. $5,000 were lweized.