The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1918, Page 9

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Fifth at Pike—Continuous 11 to 11 Admission 20c—Children 10c [ae ie cxpected to make « similar) PLACE LOCKS ON DOORS D STATE JUSTICES Wy 1 will be already announced his resigna- upon the su- before the open- of the May term, according to | P0! announcement. eeren TO RESIGN) suage Jonn nr. stitchen of Thurs 1A, May 2.—Two appoint ton county and Judge Bruce Blake of the Spokane superior bench are believed to be candidates for the ap intment. Among others mentioned | pith ave Judge Stanley Webster |!" Frank Reeves of Wenatchee. Governor Lister left Wednesday | O, G. Ellis, chief jus 'for Alaska upon a vacation trip. A OF THE DUMAS CLUB Acting on orders from Chief War on the doors of the Dumas club, 208 to be gamblers and bootleggers en were arrested early in the week, and released for lack of evi dence According to Mayor Hanson and Chief Warren, the raid on the Dumas club marks the beginning of & general cleanup of gambling houses and suspicious places in Seat tie. 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