The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1924, Page 1

LIEUT.-GOV. COYLE VERY PROPERLY REBUFFS MR. COOLIDGE CPExPOBIAL) I 1 pr au when’ the “THE react ) stock A fo "i | ' rie . ts . S It now ex usual | All of us sympathize California. We mp. of California to seek an ing | : - e A 1 ; to the I th extent of co-operating in an effort to ictions and it was poor business t i ic n that d t Id it i heck there and to prevent its spread to ident Coolidge to interfere in a ; ¢ laughtered other parts of the Pacific coast If Oregon gets it he se to know so little. \ The Ne wspaper W ith the Biggest Cireul: ation in Washington lil “~ The SeattleStar !0v Entered as Kecond Class Metter May 2, 3699, at ihe Postoffies at Seattle, Wash, wider the Act of Congress March 1, 1579. Wer Year, by Mall, $1.60 <cle SEATTLE, WASH., DAY, APRIL 19, 1924. TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE, nybody Know of a $25 Auto 2 COVE REFUSES | Home Zrew | REPORTER They’re Ready for Easter Parade T0 LOWER BARS; a.m, fois ‘Tomorrow ts the H S CASH Weather keene Operatic eu Nev. Bang Hats Will TOURISTS FLD | rast A ossom Out in Seattle, Rain or Shine | ‘Kids Sigh as Neighbors Whiz By; meets akin: dna. eneicen Who'll Be the Low Bidder? Coolidge Request for Easier Rules Un- Caster. egg that has been painted a jogen colors, her first thought is VOL, 26. wai ° ° raat othe younger. guneretion BY THE MARINE REPORTER heeded; Motorists Drenched in At- ning to?" HERE was a poet came into the office oming to’ e office this morning. | ALAS i He said he was an automobile salesman, but he was tempt to Cross Arizona Border E SUSE IT, PLEASE really A poet, disguised as a go-getter. He said a friend) —— Here's hoping = oon ee had given him the reporter's name, further alleging that/ Washington, thru {ts lieuten- ~ WASHINGTON, April 19.— ny Sones get hoof.and-mout! the reporter was honing to buy a car. oe Lehto prscpype ah ) } pi lppinninomsrs ree the eye to- oo The go-getter got poetical right away, He chanted: | GevaLaahe Hart from the state, combat the etbesale Ct, Notice to Cx stors: We just “The open road is calling. Spring is here. All na- | informally refused to accede to mouth disease in California. KNOW we'll scream if we receive ture smiles. Do you know that zippy feeling, as your the plea of abo neygra Coes The appropriation, made in a mny more contributions telling iles? : Saturday to modify its embargo special joint resolution authoriz- that Mayor Brown has the hoof.a: car tears off the miles? As your auto purrs beneath on California products and ve- | ing the secretary of agriculture mouth disease, because every time, YOU thru the woods and hills afar . . . “e hicular traffic in the fight to | to spend this amount in fight- he opens his mouth he puts his hoof Aw, fergit it!” said the newshound. “I ain't got no prevent infection from the hoof ing the disease, was in addition @:. | motorcar.” and mouth disease, | to one of $1,000,000 made for the 3 Lieut. Gov. W. E, Coyle, from) . same purpose in the recent de- his Seattle offices, announced that! ficiency bill. | Washington is even now consider- | es 6 i Ing more stringent quarantine rules BY JOSEPH GORMAN ‘ and-that officials of the department| (Uwited Preas Statt Correspondentyee”™ of agriculture are in Portland pre-}; YUMA, Ariz, April 19. — Arizona paring for a conference on @ rigid/ rushed into action today to bring quarantine to prevent spread [0/relief to 500. eastbound motorists, these states of the dread animal) stranded at. the Yuma crossing of ailment. the Colorado river by reason of the’ “I do not wish to be placed in a| state's quarantine against the Cali position ‘of criticising the president| fornia hoof and mouth disease. of the United. States,’ explained ; desire of Coolidge for modifying oy whom are destitute, may cross the preseat coast states’ quarantine, ‘4 4 as you like—the govenor's office and, | (nC tee) Tuuna: posed de to pie ees is ee .| “Exactly,” said the go-getter. ‘But you're going to buy | 1 wish’ fretted jashleigh | i Fuzhugh to L&1 Gee Gee, “you| Now, at $1,245.65 plus war tax oe would stop putting so much rouge op your lips. Rather poor taste.” wee | was always.a mystery to the reporter how people get * cars. He supposed they won 'em on punch boards or had A new airplane has been Invented them given to them for birthday presents, The idea that onal Pid faye Lrorkicighee anybody could get together enough money to buy one out- present planes can fly in aii | Tight seems ridiculous to most people and absolutely impos- directions—especially when they hit| sible to a newspaperman. | the ground. | Talking about $1,245.65 to the reporter is like mentioning | political morality to Harry Sinclair—it's outside his map. rs bo gr Regge gti gel | However, the open road, as the go-getter says, IS calling. fellow sald sure, he was better that, And so is Heaven's Choicest Gift to the reporter, as he has way than when he was sober.—U. of nicknamed the “little woman.” W. Daily. bd sch tad I believe, the department of agricul- eee ne fe c “|the men, women and children ee eee T’S a pitiful story, blokes. Up in a modest shack on| eee eee he ce tneaen hore’® | camped on the California side thru (April 18) Queen Anne Hill, there lives the reporter's family. “We are sorry for California, | ‘D® disinfecting stations, Pigg Wis Kine’s sie, | Every day the sun shines and the rich, but honest, neigh- fovsions with my peor wife, in a coach DOYS go jazzing off to the woods and dells and forests and % our own, to = play, and makes "* beaches, the reporter’s wife and baby weep silently and open great, hink, im the , : Ler ee os teak great dann orex eon look at the head—in a manner of speaking—of the house-; pa tbae | fo attest the pers on'te so hold in a reproachful tone of voice. that its live stock is stricken, its Back across the Yuma Indian res- — traffic tied up and its indystries |ervation this morning straggled 100 — hurt by the disease and the quar. | of the bravest of the stranded ones, antine measures—but we are | unsuccessful in thelr effort last night more sympathetic for our own | to break thru the chain-barred forti- state. It's unfortunate that Cal- | fications on the bridge, and cross of the first class. " 2 sband and father,” they see 0} ifornia has already lost 50,000 | the river. ee» | as Let yn Be Bion husband and father,” th y m t head of stock, but that’s no rea- They were retracing their way to The old newspaper office joke} 3 eae | son for forgetting ourselves in | the quarantine station 14 miles in- about the roller towel that fell on , F i our tears for.our neighbors and | iand at Knob Siding, where they the floor and broke in two, is now HE reporter feels that, by careful financing, he might their business in the south. were to join the other 400 marooned “While I haven't yet received! tourists, Coolidge's wire,’ he added, “I cer-| Late Friday the tourists made an tainly will join Arizona in refusing} attempt to rush the interstate bridge to act on his suggestion.”” over the Colorado river. They were Governor Hart is in California | successful until firemen and Yuma |studying the epidemic conditions at| county officers repelled the attack. first hand, and Director E. L. French, | Guns were taken from the quaran- of the department of agriculture, and| tine guards and great streams of Dr. L. C. Pelton, state veterinarian, | water were brought into play to re- were in Portiand conferring with Ore- | pe} the tourists. gon officials on the contagion dan-| Claiming that this state had no gers Saturday, | (Turn to Page 3, Column 5) COOLIDGE ASKS GREET M'ADOO superseded by Abe Martin's report be able to dig up as much as $24.95 for a car. What | that in the East one of these towels 1. is looking for is the cheapest car in town. brat ta oo Mparaed hicrstllg et If any Star reader has an old gondola that has lost i eee its pristine freshness and isn’t worth any more pro- | Old Silas @rump, the sage of, fanity—well, our telephone number is MA in-0600. | Pumpkin Hollow, says: “For every) Who has the cheapest second-hand car in town? No- man looking for a job there are) a1. barred, and if somebody wants to sell the reporter AG OE TNS Bn a new Packard for $18.75—$10 down and the rest later— “Pride in Appearance Week" is al-| why, that’s all right. most over, and we haven't seen a| Send in your offers, folks, and brighten up the gloomy single pair of spats yet. Where I¥| life of a whole doggoned family. Seattle's chic pride? | panully. | We have had “Clean-Up “Week,” HE reporter has made up his mind he’s going to have “Raisin Week,” “Prids~ in Appear. some kind of an oil can before another week rolls by. | anee Week,” and now we are going | He is going to spend his pile. If you've got something in| ENTON pet neem tthe ine | ind: that in can buy a a price not to — $25, let’s hear — pea ae | about it right now. e money is waiting. SNAPPY STUFF | We'll Bi pa Monday how we're getting on. : ’ bea s Urges Parley of Governors to Talks Here Tonight in Ma- oe es Ui elaine ot ee = me : Decrease Plague Quarantine sonic Temple story would be the engineer of a 4 steam roller getting drunk and JEWELRY STORE: MME, DUSE DYING MARTLY attired Seattle beau and _ of Milan and envelope purse in harmonizing) wasHINGTON, April 19.—Prest-| yy; y } fs ; , D zing | , . liam Gibbs McAdoo, being pinched for reckless driv: belle offered a piquant foretaste of shades to complete the smart ensemble. The ‘gent coolidge's telegram to West-|to be president next sal bie ing. ™ 4 : “ (Hie } |the Easter Sunday fashion parade, when English tan-gray top-coat, selected by orc state governors urging them] Renton sh rtly bef $i Johnaon saya he wou't quit the} SAFE BLOWN Famed Tragedienne Stricken | Miss Frances Hartman, of Grote-Rankin’s, Mr. Miller, features the square-shouldered |to call a conference to discuss modi- Ag apne treated by Ga | and Royal R. Miller, of Cheasty’s, permitted Scotch plaid effect, which, together with /fication of quarantine restrictions presidential race. ‘Sallright, Hi, but ffe leaders and Rainier Vall townsfolie you're so far behind now Andrew | ‘ 3 by Serious Ailment ‘a Star cameraman, Saturday, to present to hat of harmonizing shade, suit of powder iy ts a a faerie car and taken to Tacoma. si ‘ Jackson is still two taps ahead of Dynamite Wrecks Store; Get PITTSBURG, Apri 19-—Fighting| Star Yeaders a glimpse of the very latest in blue, bow tie snug under the latest in wing) beni“ pablia “at the “WHIG “Hrouse|\ A" email crea oir at the Mk you, + ‘ , AD —Fighting | > A i ? si a B 4 6 pgs | $1,000 in Loot Sel de a nora Duse | Easter sartorial perfection. Fallow | silk collars, tan reindeer mocha gloves, and the | today. waukee depot for the candidate. He ¢ : eS famous Italian tragedienne, is seri.| moire with Viatka squirrel made the three- walking stick, would make Beau Brummel| the message said that many of|seemed in fine spirits and swung his Little Homer Brew, §r., couldn't | An overcharge of dynamite | ously ill in a hotel here, with ttle| piece suit of Miss Hartman, with smart hat sit up and blink. |tho restrictions are more severe |hat from his head as he returned the f (Hite Homer Brew, Sa | At CTeTeRaTE® of dznaenite, |ously ill in a hote cab tla aa tore ho 0 Photo’ by: Frank Btar | ee ee eeaiy tartar io cat [Cet aaetaee Daa he Ce 16 noted actress has been con- ult In unnecessary hardship and} comed to Puget sound by Robert P, | safe of the D. P. Hawks jewelry | fined to her bed for two weeks, sut- | [peer Just ‘ance that the| loss of millions of dollars to fruit| Oldham, president of the Seattle Me ©! store, 4710% California ave. | fering from pneumonia, Her age, wife's new “Easter bunnit" ts and produce growers in California. pA club; George E. Ryan, Mrs, ro ¥ this fo toi shattered the vault and com | years, is the greatest handicap going to be baptized by a fow ene Full co-operation of federal au-|Hugh Todd and other democratic 100 ee eee Z othe ap dentin pletely demolished the inside of ainst her struggle, but physicians | f Sivae GSGRA TRIM CAN thet thorities in combatting spread of the Loan Ps always has a good word for a mu ‘ i ai Radaida ae, -e of Puget Sound rainfali and that ste (cAdoo sa! at, from his the shop. The safecrackers es- are at her bedside to give every ; disease was pTumised, Tecep- he In down, seca arith teed toast $1f00 1G |Geagttne MIA th” thes diomeate ce Police Locate . Kidnaper; Girl | gaa's new frock coat and bouton: The thedaage waa sent to the gov] Huse slong the route. anata + cash and jewelry. criss which are expected today. | Is Unharmed jNlere will suffer likewise, when Mr. ernors of Washington, Idaho, Ne-| Ports to him from friends in variot Patrolman Dave C, Johnson, walk as | and Mrs, Seattle step forth to church yada, Arizona, Utah, Wyoming, | “ltes he has visited, his chances for adsad rey WEF in the traditional Easter finery Sun- ~ the nomination seem brighter than was a kidney baan and which after. |in# his beat, passed the place rea Finds Daughter of Polleo detectives sald Saturday |day morning. Unalaskans “Excited O Vier |Montana,: Colorado, Naw: Maxlot je ars appeared optimistic d turned out to be 5:30 a. m. Looking in, he saw the j California and Hawali, ast warned ovf to be a mummer |foA Neton caused by the expat. | Man Killed Here | tit 3 Nat rain picked up $0 |""r weather puroau anys “clear Coming of World Flyers |mfMtatttve othe rut, ve: |certine Pollen conden an He notified the proprietor and the! gearoh by the coroner for relatives {easier dad hie abducted victim, | Weather Saturday night, with in. anata etable and. livestock industries in Sieea manele to democra\ dei eaoyaiar pint?” | detectives. .,| of B. Snow, laborer, who was killed! Minw Rose Fahey. They refused to|creasing cloudiness Sunday.” Me.) Hirer HARBOR, Unalaska, April | California will confer with Dr, John The candidhieh tes neal Cay uit i a he Ae hid rear “door. ‘They place [by @ envein of a cemont wall under |eive out the information of how Carr bop tees har peeeunactan 19, Intense . excitement prevailed Sy tetrad tae Rs ne a ay Spokane, was occupied by an almost ‘ sd ‘ ‘3 exc! 27 v0 a od a 0 led | pee . a} oe of mal i ist jepar twlee as much explosive as would be | snr? and her fidebande th: empl eee arrest w ‘expected ‘sturdy, |'nd the proud purchasers so he's] they watched the western skles for |aiscuss meastires to combat the ais. |rorta he train, he said, needed to blow open a bage Aaa lot the? ‘central’ postottice, Friday : | marin it the subtle “cloudiness” | the coming of the American round:|ease and also modification of quar eae AEE BEN todo & {Sent om ic “fie ol ? the de"| night. Snow lived alone at 721 Madt- uaa Lake Woman Hea patie ated bi 8! depressing | theworld flyers, antine regulations. be betived: Aud’ Glad iaweto oat ae Fave ariecked and | 00D P The flyers, excepting Maj. F 1,| Ai conference of the represente-lauto to Tacoma, where he was te eet aty vate contcad 16| wa Dies; Plan Rites! but whether or not the sun shines Martin, were expected from Chignik, {tives of these three industries in {sneak at 12:20 In the Pantages th overturned and the safe reduced "ID d the Mr. Ba ahha hss i made Saturday [nd the robin and English spar-!some 900 miles distant, Oregon, Washington and Idaho will|ater, e Sree Pee ag Pa ons A oug bie * a ay sae PAL; ota Maeva woph {rows carol Baster anthems Sunday,| ‘Their arrivat will give 95 per cont |shortly be held at Portland, Ore. to} Tater in the afternoon MeAdor RE BEDE HE SAB inn Ane Arrive in England |()".))°s.0't3, tth st. Mra Gwinn, |the annual Baster parade is ready. | of tho iuhabitants of Unalaska thoir|disouss similar matters, tt was|and the other members of tie party aye py eto ern ind $200; SOUTHAMPTON, Ene, April 19./a, member of the Green Lake Free {And the churches have, thelr chor: |tirst view of ah airplane, Practicaily|loarned at tho agriculture depart:|will motor to Seattle, where the Hee and itches and. siiverwure|-—Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pick. Methodist chureh, died Iriday, aged |1ise# trained and the ministers have | every activity ts suspended in anticl-|mont, ‘The meeting will bo held {democratic leader, will speak in the “fete stop now! | were talon from the showcases. ‘The ford arrived hore today from New la7, she is survived by her husband, |/helr wermons rehearsed, and the [pation of this “supreme moment." [under the direction of the depart: |Atasonie temple, Harvard ayn and ¥ lous 1g covered by insurance. York. three sons and three daughtare (furn to Page 3, Column 4) nen to Pane 2 Calne (Tury to Page & Column 5) Pine st, at 8 o'clock, 5 Mother borrowed his knickers to|] dawn Saturday in looting the play golf in. “You know that cantaloupe vine I bad on my place—the one I thought Marriage is a game of give and take. You take a wife and then you sive her alimony.