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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
TWO DYING IN
AUTO MISHAPS
Man Plunges Over Ravine;
Woman Over Embankment

One man was believed dying Mon
day. and woman was perhaps
fatally injured In separate auto acci.
dents early sunday.
Pursued az 60 miles per hour on
the Dee Moinen rond. a stolen auto
driven by Clifford Fuller. ~, Of i6ia
Ninth ave. hurdled the guard rail
OF a bridge. ripped off the railing
for "A distance OF 100 feet and dropped
as feet into the ravlne.
Fuller was rescued by police In a
prowier car. His companion. who
missed death by n miracle. escaped
and had not been captured Monday.
Fuller said he had been 20 dance
with his companion Saturday night,
and had taken the ear. which was
owned by J. w. spaiding, 507 Harri.
son st.. to learn 10 drive.
Fuller IL In tho county hospital.
He has internal injuries.
Mrs. a, J. storrn. wife Of Deputy
Sheriff Storrs. received probably
fatal injuries when an auto driven
by her husband got beyond control
near Preston. early sunday. and
crashed over a a0.foot embanrncnt.
She WAS pinned beneath the ear
as Il rolled down the bank. crushing
her Mrs. storrs IL 10 the Renton
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29

get complete rest by a change OF
occupation.
While IL Is somewhat Of an exag.
geratlon 10 say that the ironworker
should play tiddle-dc.winks or ping.
pong on his vacation, and the office
clerk should break steers. still this
conveys the idea Of change. which
is truly a great remedy for mental
fatigue.
A few general rules apply TO all
vacations.
First. you should get away from
home and business II possible. IL
isn't necessary 10 20 long dis
lance, but 1t Is essential TO get into
the open. And then forget bust.
ness.
II you so camping. don't he care
less concerning sanitary conditions.
Inquire as to the safety OF your
water supply. Find out about sew.
age and the methods OF disposal
Look into the source of your milk
supply. Are there swamps. ponds
or other mountaineering spots
near your camping place?
Having settled these questions
satisfactorily, make sure that you
spend the precious vacation time
sensibly. Keep good hours. Don't
waste precious time indoors at a
card table, but improve your health
and strength by exercise in the open
air
Try these directions this summer
and you will find YOU can come bach,
from your vacation ready To eat ur
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29

Amciir Nichols. is. viii noon te a
''tarch heafer.- the higheat rank oh
talnaiile ~ a Campfire girl.
She Will become torch bearer
June !. after hiking 1000 inihca In
one year
Each Campfire riri must work for
Tic honorB in her organization. She
earns ~ cxperi swimming. by II.
ficieut housekeeping. BY work In
music. by hiking and ~ NUMEROUS
other activities She earns three
runkN. First. that of the wood gath.
ercr''. second. that 81 the ''fire.
maker" and third. that Of tho torch
bcarrr-
To varn The latter by hiking rho
must walk Loco miles IN one year.
thc l 900 miles 10 include nj least one
10'mile ailday hike F1fiy miles
must have been done IN one Of the
weeks OF the year aud 10 miles IA
one ~ the montha.
Amclle says she has just about 10
more mihs 90 so before June 1.
previous 10 becoming torch
bearer % the Gonaandct Campfire
group ~ Seattle. Most OF her blk.
inF she has done NJ girls camps. tho
her walks 90 and from school each
day have t~en counted in on The hlk.
tng miles.
she Is junior at Broadway hIgh
school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
STRICKEN WHILE
WATCHING FIRE
Body of F. D. Beeson to Be
Sent East

The body Of Everett Denny Bee
son. e3. who died suddenly at his
home. s24 w. 5sth IT.. Sunday. was
being prepared Monday for shipment
10 Indianapolis. Ind. where inter.
ment viii be made.
The aged man. while watching a
fire in company with his son. Edward
y. Beeson. Seattle newspaper man.
and a daughter. was stricken with a
heart attack and died almost in
stantly.
His widow. Mrs. Alice I. Beeson.
and four children. T.. r. Beeson, EOS
w. 10th 81. Mrs. Katherine McGarry,
1896 W. e2d ST.; Mrs. II. w Potter.
Everett. and T.. ID. Beeson. Oneida,
Wis. survive.
For 30 years Beeson had represent.
ed the Naugle Pole and Tent Co, OF
Chicago. as a buyer. but had retired
five years ago. lie had been a Seat
tie resident for four years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
ONE MORE DAY
TO join CAMPS
Wednesday Marks Closing
of Enrol!ments

"Wednesday IL the last day that APP
pIications will be received for enroll.
ment in this summers citizens mill.
fary training camps. it was an.
nounced Monday. The war depart
ment originally set May 81 as the
last day for enrolment. and no word
has been received at local headquar.
tiers that this time had been extended
The camps will be held from July
u to August rs, at Camp Lewis and
Fort Worden. Training in infantry
cavalry, field artillery and air service
will be given. Radio fans will have
an opportunity TO study wireless in
its most practical form, under in
struction Of expert signal officers.
Capt. Fred G. Miner I'm charge Of
Ale local offices at 315 University st.,
urges all young men who are inter.
ested in the camps TO get in touch
with the office before Wednesday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
TO PROBE POLICE
IN LECATE CASE
Grand Jury to Look Into In
quest Evidence

That evidence Of liquor and
narcotic corruption, ~ brought
out Al the Inquest into the death
Of Pairolman &. q. Legaie, viii
be- offered the King county
grand Jury was the assertion Of
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney II.
III. Patterson Monday.
A wholesale Investigation Of
the entire police department
may result from this action. IL
l. said.
Evidence involving many police
officers IN graft and double deal
mas was heard during the stormy
three.day session OF the ooroner's
inquest. and ali this will be laid DO.
fore the grand jury.
Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm
Douglas announced his intention Of
laying the evidence thus far secured
before Judge Calvin 8. Hall. who.
with Douglas. IL In charge OF the
body.
There was evidence. mostly fraz
nsniary. involving certain officer,
IN various graft deals brought 3ui
~ the inquest that kaou,d t,e~prop
erly Investigated" said Douglas.
4 doubt whether the grand jury
could find out more than the cor
oner'e jury" said Douglas. but Il
would 81 course have arbitrary pow
ers not POSSESSED by the lesser
body. 10 punish and to call wit
neaaea"
When the verdict ~ the Jury
was returned Saturday after.
noon. declaring Legaie "a sub
eide, many u the accused Off
GERS breathcd easier. Il IL said.
The Jury. composed Of three
women and iiir.r men, did not
consider. In rendering their yer.
diet, vital evidence pointing TO
murder. II was admitted BY on.
Juror.
Neither tho third bullet thru the
floor. which has baffled detectives "a
explain, nor the bloody hand print
on the rear Of the auto were given
any consideration. Ia. oniy expla
nation offered By the Juror W
that 20 much testimony had been
heard u WAS hard &, remember"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GLANDS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

tary Falls.
IL u any wonder this inside dope
has Us all agoR and that books on
lendocrincn and hormones are proving
better EeiierH than even The shcik
and nomc 81 Ethel Dcli'sg
with most ~ these internal glands
wo have as yet Just a scraping &C.
auaintance. but the thyroid gland at
least 4eeema like an old colleges com.
panlon 10 "a pudgy persons. We've
been swallowing 30 many thyroid pei
let's this last year IN a Wild effort to
urge OF a little excess tonnage that
re are quite prepared now 10 hwai.
low everything We hear about The
thyroid gland and all ltm busy ilttlo
internal sccrctinE brother and sister
glands.
Next 70 regulating embonpoint and
being fun OF iodine the thyroid gland
IL especially interesting 10 me BE-.
cause il solves the mystery Of the
Adams apple. An my life I've just
becn honing 20 know why sH an
Adams applet
The answer Il simply this; FITS a
gentleman thyroid gland"
Thc thyroid certainly seems 10 be
hitting on all cylinders, for u has a
10 AZ the brain ~ well. and desicl.
ency OF thyroid means a deficiency
OF mentality and puts you among
the subs. while an excess or state Of
hyprrihyroldiafn means you are right
there with the brilliant personality
- A.. - -. d. 80. .ff.ssar a....s. eg
An tucked away enay.likc in bony
box at the base - the brain ncsties
the pituitary. It's little. but on. my
II can make n giant or n dwarf. n
genius or a moron out OF you. II you
don't watch out.
The plneai gland IN our little old
last years third eye and u and
the thymus are glands of childhood
that arc supposed 20 exit when wc
are ali grown up n they siliI hing
aroupd In our ycgetatlve system tho
result IL the angeiface. babyd1li.
maryplckford type.
Now can you imagine when your
infsS--f mean internal secrcsiona get
70 working all wrong7 Ny dear. ac.
cording TO Louis herman. NJ. D..
who has written a book all about H..
called The Glands Regulating Per.
sonailiy." just one little gland get.
ting out OF step II the answer to
everything that goes awry.
II your husband beats you iomor.
row. don't fret. It's Jus, tina; ais
snternal secrctlons aren't co.ordinat.
ing II you fall IN love with your
chauffeur. you have only your
gonads 10 blame. and a fainting 1T
or Mysteries when the cook gives
notice only means that your adrc.
mails have failed you.
lsnt u all just too beautifully
simple for anything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
MANIAC CHAINS 2 GIRLS IN LONELY DUNGEON
Plan Big Festival at
Rainier Park Opening

Opening OF the Rainier National
park Will be celebrated az a meeting
OF delegates from practically every
city in Washington al Longrnlre
Springs. on June n, according 20 an
announcement by Frank Water.
house, president OF the Seattle Cham.
Der 81 Commerce.
The purpose OF the festival will be
10 advertise and boost the Rainier
park. as the national government has
sighted Washington'e great summer
playground In favor Of the yellow
stone. Yosemite aud other parks In
appropriations. Only $500. 900 has
been allotted 20 Rainier. while the
others mentioned have been voted
sums running up 10 $4,000, 900.
A banquet, dance and SNOWFALL bat.
tie are included In plans for the big
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
English Actor Is
Dead of Injuries

NEW YORK. May ss.-Harry
Baxter. English actor. whose name
was connected with one % the many
poatponements Of tho wedding 81
Mary I.andon Baker and Ailister
Mccormick. died here Saturday.
Death was the result 81 a fail
Baxter received recently while play
ing IN Chicago in "Blucbeard's
Eighth Wife"
Following the accident. Baxter
was brought to this city and then
taken TO DR.. Rounds eanitarlum.
where he was at the time OF his
death.
Baxter. who was considered a
clever leading man. came 10 this
country under the direction 81 Al
Woods. producer. His first appear.
ance on Broadway was In Happy
Go Lucky"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
CHANG TROOPS
ARE DESERVING
Mutiny and Declare Loyalty
to WI Pei Flu
BY RAY G. MARSHAL

PEKING. May 2e.--Forces Of Gen.
Chang Tso Lin. defeated rebel leader
from Manchurla, who were guarding
the Chinese Eastern railway. have
mutinied and declared their loyalty
TO Gen WI Pei Flu. Changes enemy.
Revolt against Chang Il reported
spreading thruout Manchuria-
Serious disorders are feared unless
a strong leader comes forward TO
assume control
|. Chang lis remaining al shan Hal
Kuan despite urgings OF his friends
to return TO his forces and resume
bis fight.
In the meantime the army of WI
Pei Flu is attempting 10 encircie
Chang's band. and is marching to-
wards Manchuria. hoping to control
the situation before the Japanese
consider IL necessary TO take steps
for the preservation OF order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
6 ARE KILLED
IN IRISH WAR

BELFAST. May 29.--Border war.
fare broke out again along the Fer.
managh frontier and lasted turnout
Sunday night Early today It was
reported that six had been killed and
a score wounded.
Ulster constables FLASHED with
Irish republican army mutineers
along a considerable front.
Forty men were arrested, charged
with starting fires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
New Rose Is
Grown Here;
Name Radiun1

Radium is tho name of the new
rone.
The name was given TO the flower
laet week when members OF the
North End Flower club met Mt the
home Of their chairman. Miss Rena
r. WlIber OF 18th a. and Third ave.
y. W. IN celebration Of the first sue
cesnfui bloom of a seeding rose
planted by Miss wliber.
Two varieties Of pink shaded roses
had been crossed for the effect oh
tsined The result is a large old rose
shaded bloom. which promises to be
a desirable garden variety
Practically 100 guests attended the
christening % the rose. Later re.
suits from the same plant win be
exhibited al the Seattle Rose show.
June Is and 20. ms will be a special
flower display 20 be entered by the
entire North End Flower club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
HIGHEST FLYER
TO COME HERE
Lieut.. MacReady to Test
Local AirpIaneS

First Lieut.. ]. A. MacReady,
American army flyer. who holds the
worlds altitude record Of more than
Al. 900 feet. Is coming TO Seattle next
Thursday TO test number OF air.
planes which are being built for the
government by the Boeing Airplane
company. Il was announced today by
Il. n. Colt. president of the com
pany.
The planes to be tested are single
scatter pursuit ships. capable of max
ing more than $50 miles an hour.
Lieut.. MacReady expects TO re-
main In the city for a week or so.
Lieut.. MacReady win be accom-
panied by MAJ. II. $. Martin, engi-
neer In the engineering division of
the air service. who will witness the
tests and inspect the Boeing plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
Southern Pacific
May Lose Big Line

SAN FRANCISCO. May This
supreme courts decision today in the
Southern Pacific antitrust suit prob
ably viii mean bringing the Central
Pacific railway lines between Ogden
and San Francisco under the control
OF the Union Pacific. Il was believed
at the Southern Pacific offices here
today.
The case IL Of vast importance IN
that II viii take from the Southern
Pacific come Of the most important
lines used by II in handling trans
continental traffic.
No word had been received by the
company other than press reports
and formal comment was withheld
pending more detailed information
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
FAST TRAINS
IN COLLISION

TT. MADISON. Iowa. May 2o--Two
men were instantly killed. two seri.
ously injured and three others are
In the hospital when two fast Santa
Re passenger trains met In head.
On collision at East Fort Madison
on the Illinois side. at i;o7 this
morning.
The dead are: James Eaton. Chi.
oago. engineer; Dewey Taylor. Fort
Madison. fireman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
Liquor Law Fine
for Buffalo Mayor

BUFFALO. N. Y, May 29.--Mayor
Frank x. Schwab. Of Buffalo. plead.
ed guilty to violation Of the volstead
law and was fined $500 in federal
court here today.
The mayor was indicted on two
counts. one Of falling to pay taxes
or beer manufactured at the Buffalo
Brewing Co. OF which he Is presI.
dent. and the manufacture Of beer
containing more than the legal per-
centagc Of alcohol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
Paris Gets German
Reparation Reply

PARIS. May 20. Gcrmany's reply
to the allied reparations commits.
sion's final demands regarding pay
mcnts and pledges after May 81
was delivered today thru Herr Berg.
mann. German representative at the
bankers conference.
The nature OF the reply viii be
made public later.
The temporary moratorium grant
cd Germany expires Wednesday and
the required payments and plans for
future payments have not been
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29

Gay
RESERVATIONS have been made for
$50 delegates from Seattle.
A feature OF the celebration VIII be
the Illumination Of the ramparts that
evening BY a detachment OF the rig
nal corps from Camp Lewis. The
corps viii make this possible thru a,
chemical system Of light projection.
The following morning there VIII
be SNOWFALL battle between All
liable bodied males who make the
trip. Mai Gen. Muir. Of Camp Lewis.
leading one detachment and Superin-
tendent W. ". Peters. of the park.
the other group Of ~flghtera.7
The full staff Of the National Park
inn. at Longrnire Springs. will be In.
stalled 10 take care u the guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
Home Brew
Starts on Page u

Starts on Page u
rsvrrn resk mountain" - saturda,
Evening Pest.
Seattle women are 20 erect n big
clubhouse OF their own. Hope they
don't forget to install smoking
room.
Keep your seats. Reel one OF the
Valentino trial will follow immedi.
ately.
Next week II Vegetable week. Say
II with cauliflowers.
The idea that two can live as
cheapiy az one was probably started
by a tapeworm.
Three things IN
this world which are
always unexpected
tripists
Scientist says an electron il the
smallest thing In the world. Has he
ever met any OF these state poll.
ticians7
TArTFII
Motorcycle Side-car Passenger
II know she's got speed, but
hold her down little. win your
The Right Hand Grip-twister--
Not scared. are yuhf
The Passenger - Nah, but 1
never take an unfair advantage
Of my life Insurance company.
Fried otioBa formed
the first radio COM
municatiln.
Tom Page suggests that we have
knee-length nighties TO masch Pun.
man blankets.
HERS HOPING
We hope Henry Ford gets Muscle
shoals. Then sea food will be
cheaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
WATER SEARCHED
FOR SURVIVORS

The tug Oneonta and boats from
the Iowan. which was badly dam.
aged but able 70 keep afloat. secured
the waters ~ the river for two hours.
searching for survivors from the
Welsh Prince. a check proved that
every man % the crew had been ac.
counted for. Seven were dead and
three injured, ana the remainder bad.
~ shaken from the crash
A crew from this salvage dock was
az the scene of the wreck this morn.
ing. investigating the possibility Of
raising the Welsh Prince. The 10.
wan proceeded on 90 Portland. where
she u expected 10 arrive some time
this morning for repairs
The welsh Prince. OF the Furncas.
Prince line. rs vessel 81 2.s22 tons
capacity. operated by suIly q Co. Of
Bridgewater. England. She was built
in Bristol. IN 1871. She had cleared
Portland early Sunday with cargo
Of lumber for the orient. and was ex.
pected to put into Astoria during the
night for Monday clearance. Tho
opinion here u that sinking with n
cargo OF lumber indicates that the
welsh Prince must have had a great
hole torn In her side TO send her TO
the bottom so soon after the crash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
Marcus 6arvey to
Lecture Tonight

Marcus Carney. provisional presi.
dent Or Africa and president general
of the Universal Negro Improvement
association, Will speak az the oak
theater. Monday evening. Garvsy Il
making continental tour in behalf
o. the negro upllft movement. a
musical program is promised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
Judge Griffiths to
Run for II. S. Senate

Judge Austin e. Griffiths, Of the
King county superior court has an.
nounced his intention OF becoming
a candidate for United States sen.
ator from the state Of Washington.
Judge Griffiths said he would
issue statement OF principles be-
fore the date OF the republican pri
mary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
Memorial Service
at Evergreen Park

Mai Edgnr =. Hadlcy. ieist 4. s.
infantry. Col Samuel .. Street. past
department commander q the Grand
Army ~ the Republic. and Rev. w.
A. Major viii be the speakers AZ
Memorial day EXERCISES nj Evergreen
park ~ . D. m Tuesday.
Campfire Girls and Boy Scouts
viii assist IN decorating graves OF
soldiers and sailors. First Lieut.. -.
q. IogR will ny over the graves In
an airpiane during the services and
scatter flowers. A military salute
will be fired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
Control OF Central Pacific Is
Held Illegal

WASHINGTON. May 20. = The
federal government. by decisions Of
the supreme court today. won its
big antitrust suit against the
Southern Pacific railway and aaso-
ciated Interests.
The court held that the acquisi-
ton. ownership and control Of the
Central Pacific line from ogden to
San Francisco by the Southern Pa
cific restraints competition In inter-
state commerce. and. therefore. vio-
latcs the Sherman antitrust law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
Pirate Den Dance
Set for Saturday

Noncornmisioned officers OF the
Washington Northumberland field ar.
tillery will hold a pirates den dance
at the Armory Saturday night. Juno
10. Dancing and other entertain.
ment will be featured. Music will be
furnished by a capt. Kids Favor.
tie Mates orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
Psychologist Will
Speak on Poverty

Poverty ms a mental disease and
its cure thru applied psychology will
be discussed by DR. Orlando Edgar
Miller Of London in his lecture on
''The Law OF Remuneration and the
law OF Abundance" TO be given Mon.
day at 1880 y. m. at the Arena.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
Mop arland's Slate
Wins in Election

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May 20
President John Mcfarland and his
slate OF candidates were elected OF.
ficers In the International Typo.
graphical union. according 10 re.
turns from the election received at
headquarters here today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-29
KEEP WELL
VACATIONS
nY DIR. Il. II. BISHOP

T is quite common
for n man to re
turn from a va.
cation complete
~ W orn out.
Everyone knows
that "A vacation
Is ia X e n for
change and rest.
Rest does not
mean merely ~.
ing still or sleep
ing all the time.
Many people can