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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
IS
MAKING Big
AIRPLANES
Latest Triumph 1000 Horse
Power AII-Metal Plane OF
Unusual Speed
BY EDWIN L. sLossoN

The Zeppelin works have turned
from the manufacture of dirtgibles
carrying destruction 90 the manu-
facture OF monoplanes carrying
peaceful passengers
Their latest triumph Is an atl-
metal, thousand horse power air.
plane with an unparalleled eomhina'
ton Of speed. strength. efficiency
and carrying capacity.
The wings. instead of being OF
canvas stretched upon a wooden
skeleton. are made OF duralumin
girders and sheets.
Duralumin Is a very light strong
Alloy composed OF about % per cent
Of aluminium. with about per cent
OF copper and smaller amounts OF
manganese. zinc. magnesium. sllli-
con and iron
The wings have span Of 100 feet
and are 80 thick and strong that the
mechanics can crawl through a tun-
mel in the front edge 10 reach the
engines which are built into the
wings
There are four engines. each a
go horse power Mayhach motor.
such as was used ON the Zeppelin
airships that raided England during
the war.
The fusclagc or main carriage r.
nearly so feet long and II feet high.
II can carry with comfort rs pas
scngrrs and crew OF four or five.
The pilot has n lookout on top
that gives him clear view all
around. The total weight of the ma.
chine Is about 1900 pounds empty
and II can carry nearly as much
again as load.
This heavier than air Zeppelin
travels with speed OF 100 miles an
hour but can slow down to SIS miles
for landing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
Corner Clubs
They're Eueryicherc
Idle; No Aim IL, Life
Watch World Go By
Women, Too? Horrors!
No!

Maybe Its the short skirts
Again. II might DO the prevalent
condition OF unemployment that the
editorial columns arc SO full OF
Possibly Il Is because their wives
nag them II they stay home or
maybe they haven't any homea
II might be that they are insur.
ancc statesmen looking for victims.
or people from out OF town waiting
for street cars on the wrong side OF
the street
At any rate. the average city block
In the Seattle business section has.
besides public buildings. cigar stores
and doughnut shops. Is men. who
seemingly have nothing in tho world
TO do but stand and watch the rest
OF the world go by.
In shady places. on street corners.
and wherever they can find another
OF their species. they halt There
they spend the day In contemplation.
Regular street corner clubs" are
these aggregations. They stand
watch together day after day. In the
same place. with now and then a
new member added 10 their number.
but always with one or two OF the
gang" present
And. strange 10 say. Of an these
there are no women. Here and there
a young Girl. obviously waiting for
a street car>-and In no sense look.
ing Mt the passcrs.by with an att.
tude OF curiosity. nicely mixed with
languor. as do her male contempt
raries
In front Of department store the
Ladies' Sodahty of the Fart side. or
the reception committee for the lodge
officer. or some such group stands
talking. obviously waiting until the
others arrive so that they may 80
to luncheon.
These are the only ones OF the
genticr ser one sees standing stiii.
The women at least keep moving.
They have other means OF spending
an afternoon downtown. They FIRE.
quent hotel writing rooms. and use
the free stationery. They so into
department stores and keep clerks
busy showing them gowns they
never expect TO buy. or they go
window shopping anyway. they
keep moving. IL costs them moth
Ing. and they enjoy Il. and. with the
pride OF their kind. win not admit
that they have nothing TO do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

LOS ANGELES. July 2z.--Mrs.
York Stevenson. authority on sacred
history. has just returned from n
nine-month pilgrimage OF the Holy
Land with authentic atmosphere.
costumes and settings. To be woven
into her Christ Life Play soon to be
produced here.
Mrs. Stevenson's research took
her thru Egypt Turkey. India. Cey-
lon. Palestine and every nook In the
territory known TO have been fire.
quented by Jesus
In producing her Pilgrimage Pray
on The Life OF Christ Mrs. Stew
enson says she viii not deviate n
hairs breadth from history. She
has written the play herself. and
has secured the most eminent actors
and actresses In the country to as.
sist her In the production.
The play viii be shown only in
Los Angeles and VIII run indefl-
niteiy.
Henry Herbert OF New York. an
actor OF note, accompanied Mrs.
Stevenson and her party on the
trip. gathering data on types. Mr..
Herbert's impersonation of the
Christ has been declared the most
wonderful ever witnessed on any
stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
GIRLS! LEMONS
WRITTEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FREcKLES

Squeeze the Juice Of two lemons
Into : bottle containing three ounces
Of Orchard White. which any drug
store will supply for q few cents:
shake well. and you have a quarter
pint Of harmless and delightful lem
on bleach. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face. neck.
arms and hands each day. then
shortly note the beauty and white
ness of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring
that soft. clear. rosy-whise com
piexion. also rs . freckie. sunburn
and tan bleach. because 1t doesn't
trritate.--Advertise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
Meadowdale Woman
IL Killed by Train

EVERETT. july s2--search for
the owner OF a woman's hat and
pocketbook. found on the pilot of
the Great Northern Beiilngham To-
cal at Edmonds Thursday. led 10 the
discovery OF the body OF Mrs. Jose
phine Keesser. ~. between the
track and the sea wall near Mead
owdale. J. Budford. operator al In
tcrbay. who lives at MeadowdaIe
where Mrs. Keester's husband has
= ranch. found the body. The wom-
an Is believed to have been hit by
the local when she lodged an Elks'
special train An inquest Is to be
held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

DENVER, Colo. Girl suffering
from loss OF memory In county hos
pital since July IL. says she Is Miss
Connie Phillips. of Rosston. Texas
She claims to have been kidnapped.
The Glenwood post., 1921-04-09
THE SORRY EXCUSE.

Im sorry" said the youth who Killed a man
Grand Junction not long Pm sorry youth
had turned train bandit had killed
OF grief stricken would
strings uttered before the juvenile
They would then have shown evidence sincerity
pentance and grief booded manifested only
when the heavy hand of the the last
miserable defense
The weakness illustrated by the actions young
cared not of the finger whom they might kill
could escape with their loot all Confessions
after there other
all else fails the final plea is to sympathy mother
The strongest test of the sincerity truly penent
restitution repaaton Men willing that they have
done wrong to plead what they did weakness
passion that they did realize the full consequences
act But when to making reparaton restitution
ciay if the transaction involves quite
another matter We have public officials
their friends who had become their SETTLE the financial
OF the transaction We recall
trust him. when the shortage
his guilt and given mild
sentence he returned and the idea having
prison sentence he had obligation
restitution
The world is full of people who quite willing
their sorrow for their mdeeds grief
their pntence youble and
their protesaons pathetic only they are required
The Glenwood post., 1921-04-09
FRIENDLY WARNING TO REPUBLICANS.

Colorado overwhelmingly Republican that
cned play with political There danger in it, hence this
friendly party warning Republicans have both United States
Phpps and Samuel c. Nichoson the
eno Oliver Soup the chief executive officers at the state
house, legislature both branches three of the four Colo
Timbeake and Hardythe only Demo-
which city resides oneou the population of Colo
At the beginning of the World War had Democratic
president Democrat for Colorado and Democrat for
Denver Now president and all
Republican Let well enough alone and together Then the
Democrats strongly entrenched In political power as the
Republicans Discussions and other defeated the
Unless Republicans take similar
for the people restless The voters inclined to
swing forth try parties until ad
publican party the very magnitude of victories Rvarie
founded disappointment and Will
weaken solidarity in the nation state and city
PRESIDENT Harding is making good.
Follow leadership Colorado Fights Governor Shoup
Republican legislature, Mayor Bailey almost
solid Republican delegation will react to Republican
There sufficient
squanier factionam If give the Democrats sufficient
oopn they will be swept into victory that
the national Democratic column
presidential election Democratic United States
from Colorado.
Let the Republicans both rank and fle be wise due time
against fttering splendid and weearncd
vctores-Rocky Mountain Herald
The Glenwood post., 1921-04-09
BRAzEN LEAGUE PROPAGANDA

Washington newspaper correspondent
illustration the kind of criticism which Pres
Harding when taking
vacation in Florida President Harding will be remem-
said that there writers knew
which he knew himself Not
hstanding that Harding has clearly and
phatcay declared his intention the United States from
foreign nangements participation in the settlement
European staff the Washington star' publishes
signed article in which he
'wth President Harding and Secretary Hughes back
propositions looking the participation of the
oil disturbed European affairs
embodying international to
modify the chances the reconclables would find
themselves sadly the defensive
This said with full knowledge of the made by
Harding opening his inaugural address the
of
1--WE seek part directing the dinies OF the Old
+ World; do to be entangled will accept no
responsibility except conscience and judgment
in each instance may determine
with knowledge the declaration made
by Mr. Harding when candidate before the people last
November when he said that the Mr.
favored going into the and he favored staying
1t would be difficult illustration kind
of journalism President Harding presented
this language Washington
Star such to indicate that it intended direct
ton that President Harding opposite
he has expressly declared The President said I'VE
in directing of World. The Washington
Star that President Harding and Secretary Hughes care
back of proposition looking the participation the United
States the settlement of disturbed European Moreover
the writer the "Star'' proceeds o say:
no denying the fact that the impression has
official
weeks that the Administration getting
European affairs and suggestions
sideraion'
This attributng the Harding administration
policies that In
the staff writer the STAR questions the sincerity
President Harding that portion his inaugural address which
he said 1.-The recorded Of Republic materially
spiritually IN itself the wisdom of the inherited policy Of
nonnvovement in Old World AFFAIRS
1t is characteristic however, of the nternaonals becoud
the their endeavor America
sacrifice
The Glenwood post., 1921-04-09

WHILE the practice of writing official ballot
election time the eecting the
those who have regularly nominated whose
been regularly printed the ballot the fact
remains that the demand that blank lines be left the bal
lot and that they be allowed for others than the
nominees if they desire While this opportunity given the cleo
for others regular nominees taken
of and seldom successful by Of
The Glenwood post., 1921-04-09

take affirmative restitution PREPARATION that their
whole personality wreched whimper-Leadve
Herald Democrat
The Glenwood post., 1921-04-09

regular nominees the voters would not feel satisfied
this opportunity choice the polls denied them Some
avaed this opportunity the Third Ward at the
election last Tuesday The effort void Of results and
the people who feel better than IT the
nity had them it had been made difficult
expressed themselves accord
with their The be said Of the
direct repeal which at the recent Legislative
unavalng While is true that the people nave not
of the law by of taking
of the might have expected yet believe
is nevertheless these people who do not always
avail themselves privileges and protection, would be greatly
repealed and the benefit
it's At all events the people for whom
1.-THE law was passed. right it, though
they may always asked for its repeal The
demand politicians of whom
anxious ready give people voice affairs
political
The Glenwood post., 1921-04-09

WHILE the city election this tame affair and
roceaby with battle of ballots
some of could hardly election all the
joriy of people evidently thought it best to avoid
less bitter and the natural result of the by way
and the i'll feeling which often the outgrow
of Let remember that the
elected to be the Of the people for the coming years
chosen because they after the positions
rather because they did POSITIVELY object the public
involved accept positions
THE beginning that these newly selected officials
best of motives they will give the city
possible the circumstances and conditions
vang every citizen encourage
assist them in this undertaking.
The Glenwood post., 1921-04-09

WHILE honest difference Of opinion between
people the of the city taking the
Hanging park purposes it must be admitted that
axpayng right themselves
subject and the land will be purchased
held by the city authority by
axpayng voters and accordance with former action Of
authorizing the purchase of the property and
thozng collection of for the Similar
being all Colorado and cities deus
providing and Fairgrounds for their people, and the
Gnwood have simply adopted the custom
that desired
there prevalent presumption
been improved and beaufed and maintained
park the expense the national Notwithstanding
there what extent with what
improvement might accomplished
degree might the needs of Glenwood and her
visiting tourists Anyway tn people have spoken and
whether not their action
was Wis
The Glenwood post., 1921-04-09

ALREADY the necessity
for making early of irrigation waters and while this advice
through thought of the that he
the farming than do the praccng and practical
themselves rather through help the farmers
Through this advice avoid their the
intelligent effort take cognizance and advantage of
precipitation of the winter and the ordinary
of the profitable rather than that
there will be abundant supply only be dsp
during the opgrowing season. when will
make amends for careeness procasnaton This free advice
and there obligation the of heed
predict that this will
feel thankful for the while others
suggestion by lightly have occasion when
will be OF avail Our suggestion made solely the hope that
the farmers make the possible the from
what present prospects indicate will be subnorma supply
The Glenwood post., 1921-04-09
A COSTLY LUXURY.

ownership of railroads costly luxury The
gone rather extensively of late
the other day the Canadian parliament gaspng while the
railroads Reid told there deficit of
operation 1920 which would have
be made up by taxation.
Of this bion-doar sixty nine millions
merely small change, Canada with population about
thirteenth that of United States looks like
child contribute
of IS per capita in order to the shortage.
Mr. Reid furnished analysis of the expenditure which showed
that of every dollar rs for
left after labor paid coal purchased small
margin Gut Of it interest
rolling stock terminals and stations only the
The minister of railroads be curtaled fewer
operated wages Canadian government
lis scattering its experience of the joys of ownerhsp
Rocky Mountain
The Glenwood post., 1921-04-09

WHILE willing conced the right of the Denver
penter~ brckaye psteres fathers painters
the proposition the Master Builders
accept Of from fifteen per cent. in wages
r evident that building operations will
Yer though these workmen forced
to declare for shop conditions after giving
time in which consider the
tractors will renish their forces from Chicago the
men recently accepted per reduction spite
LOT this fact the city with building Budng
operations Denver will
demanding eleven dollars for their services
the Denver ramway after conductors and
men declared strike. There
the country today and the disintersed
pear that the action of The abovenamed builders
bonehead play that will bring the very near future
The Glenwood post., 1921-04-09

BUSINESS conditions country are showing
upward trend and auaed Judge do hesitate
predict that we will continue advance until have reached
normal business plane While the slightly improved
don are encouraging and the future outlook hopeful must
for the good
up the present there nothing Justify
pry We were spoiled by that very condition. not
return to business conditions and prosperity which nothing
but the grim and cruel Justify
out all right we faint not and weary well In fact
we coming out all right and behooves and
and make the which world
thrust upon us and which cannot shake off day
The Glenwood post., 1921-04-09

NOTHING Of definite nature has been heard in Glen
the this the bills
late legislative session. that the highway bill which
occupied the attention of the session during it's closing hours and
which the last fight made probably adopted providing
for commission with advisory commission of
chekmated by the of the Just what the
exact and definite of the bill this
time but almost without that it
and that both sides the controversy made
order that of might be passed 1t
unfortunate that the differences should have been wedene
and that much time should have been wasted and much bad
blood should have ngendered this
% and especially do much that the QUESTION should
have engendered sectional anmoy We able
to definite information in columns today
concerning the leading provisions of the bill finally
both houses.
The Glenwood post., 1921-04-09

WITHOUT desire to pass any comments the OF
Governor Shonp in his refusal eappont
ter of the land board knowing that the governor re-
ponbe to the state and his party must answer
actions cannot refrain from compmentng
choice he has made the of Mr.
George Stephan at leafs the equal
who served the people Of this
Honest upright fair capable and in credable his
and his state George Stephan material
important and responsible position which Shoup
fit appoint him. Knowing Sehan personally as we d.
we have doubt whatever his successful administration Of
this important office q
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-22
MUSICIANS CLUB
 PROGRAM 'PLEASES
 YEAR-END MEETING
Federal Board Representative Tells Luncheon Club Meeting of
 Rehabilitation Plans
From Wednesdays Daily)

The last program of the Musicians club for the season was rendered to an appreciative audience at the Mon day club rooms last night. Progress of the organization since its estab- lishment some months ago has been marked.
 Following is the program:
 (a) Today Carrie Jacobs Bond); i; (b) In the Garden of My Heart (Carrie Jacobs Bond)-Gary Vyne; Mrs. Lester Ruffner, accompanist.
 The Slave Song (Victor Herbert) Mrs. Bert Johns.
 (a) Gypsy Love Song (Victor Herbert; CD Turnkey Song (De Koven)-C. E. Yount.
 (a) Canzona (Carl Bonn; (b) C Minor Prelude Chopin violin solos -P. V. Chbborn; Mrs. Clibborn, ac- companist.
 The Valley of Laughter Sander son)-Miss Helen Ward; Mrs. Les ter Ruffner, accompanist.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-22
NEW MILE HI CHIEFS

At a reorganization meeting of the Mile Hi Athletic club of this city, C. C. Norton resigning as president, A. H. Schmcll was elected his sue cessor. The press of business was given by Norton as a reason for re- signing from his responsible position in the club.
 Fred H. Griffin, of Ashland, Calf, who arrived in Prescott about two weeks ago, in the capacity of match maker for Red Welch, who lost to Kid Carson on the last card, was elected manager and advertising man for the club.
 A committee was appointed at the meeting Monday night to complete the aims of the organization, in ac- cordance' with the bylaws Of the na- tional federation.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-22
WILLIE PHILLIPS IS
 HELD BY THE CITY
Accosted Couple on Street, Imper- sonated Officer Are Charges;
 Trial Today
From Wednesdav's DaiIv)


 Willie Phillips last night was "in again" This time it was for inves- tigation in connection with an all loged accosting of MT. and Mrs. Manuel Carillo early yesterday morn ing as the young couple were pro- ceeding home from the place where Mrs. Carillo works.
 Phillips, who is colored, was fined for having indulged in too much of the juice that cheers. When arrested last night by Night Officer Dick Twamley and Fred Lambertine, he was in mood to try his case forth with, but was lodged ill the county jail on the promise of Carillo to swear to complaint today, and will be heard before City Magistrate J. II. Robinson at ? o'clock this after noon.
 According to the story of Mir. and Mrs. Carillo, who both identified Phillips, the latter stopped them on the street, pretended to be a police man and attempted to get away with the young woman.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-22
GALBRA|TH TO
 PASS ON BILL
Status of Movements Against
 Election on Reclamation Bond
 Measure Inquired Into by Sec retary of State Hall in Letter
Especial to the Journa1-NTiner)

PHOENIX, June 14-The ques- ton of whether there will be a special election next November to vote on house bill S3, amending the state constitution in the interests of reclamation, is now up to the at torney general.
 Filing of referendum petitions against section of the bill with the secretary of state led him to ask for an opinion of the attorney general as to the validity >of the petitions, and what effect they will have. The letter reads as follows:
 Dear Mir. Galbraith: I am en- closing one of the referendum peti- tions against section of house bill 83, which has been filed in this of- flee. Signatures to the number of 6,229 have been signed on similar petitions. The law says 5 per cent of the total vote cast for governor at the last general election is neces- sary. This would neccssitate only 3,423 signatures.
 "The referendum against section 4 of house bill 83 has been fully com piled with in every respect. No one made any objection to my receiving for filing these petitions, and as the parties filing these petitions have in every way fully complied with the law regarding the filing of referen- dunn petitions, l take it that this ref erendum will prevent the holding Of d special election called in section 4 of house bill 03, which section is the subject of these petitions. Also that the said proposed amendment to the constitution will consequently be sub mitted to the voters at the next gen. eral election in November, 1922.
 "Please give me your written opin- ion as to whether or not this is the right procedure for me to take.
 "Very truly yours,
 (Signed) ERNEST HALL,
 Secretary of State" :" An opinion from Attorney General Galbraith is expected to be handed down this week.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-22
OUTSIDERS ARE BEST
 CONCESSION BIDDERS
(From Wednesdav,s Dailvl

Bids are now open for concessions on the Frontier days show at Pres colt, July 2, 5, 4, and 5, it was an nounced yesterday by Judge Charles H. McL2ne, is charge of the con- sessions for the show.
 One of the features of the letting of concessions this year, Judge Nc Lane announced, is that there will be no ribbon concessions" a decis- ion that provides mouthful.
 Inquiries have been received by Judge McLane regarding the conces- sions from all parts of the country. Typical of these are letters from Phoenix; Long Beach, Calif.; Coro- nado, Calf; Medford, Ore, and other points.
 If local people want look in on the Frontier Day concessions; IS the word that goes forth, they had better step up and let out their shouts, for bids from the outside are coming ill thick and fast