The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1919, Page 2

THE bth STAR—SATURDAY. MARCH 15, 1919. OLYMPIA. March 15.—Indopend. | ers, who will cooperate with ‘them | bor received some consideration, it tteve the pesson just ended has fall.| Al! of these leaders work hand-in-| needful laws, and would stump ths on and with apecial interest lopbytets, | tate to teil how the republiean poll | ‘ot 23 men charged with en far short in its scope of service |phey will no doubt have something | Uelans at Olympia had turned them | AMarchy and attenmt at! to the whole state, will make of to way about campaigna in many din | down nt had its effeot [DIRECTION JENSEN & VON HERBERG ] during the recent gen-/ fort to gain control in triets thruout the state, and attempt) The steym re¢ beta a Mae old oe ae itto o brite: batk a mas oh | Daa wOme Of the Inbor legisiation. ¥ » ; fe heard in su They feel that a little clique of |‘ strike will a house that will obey lore in ox laber Geta Laws Geert Friday, Phe date of | Visiouless men ia now in trol of | change for concessions from the or “wae a the state leginiatt ohir The ination Now ted, en bs be Prater | Politicians whb now run things will apt been enacted, the legislative le tee ee nucters thed ee | BO doubt spend Aa vast amount of Able to KIN All [Slits Will une this record to help @et votes | | Saturday—Last Times—-“‘A Gentlemen of Quality” money, time, energy and brains to| These men, during the last 60 dayy, | during the campaigns to come Of the defendants charwing | return their camp followers to seats ; t : were able to kill almost any measure Preside Willian Short, of y Elles information filed against |in the senate and house of represen: | Vere Able to Kill almost any measure | | Presiden’ wiltun | Bly | STARTING SUNDAY AT 11 A. M. does not conform to the} tatives: they pleased, or put thru any leaie-|°7°°).. Gamnbell, who did the lobby " Of the state of Wastting-| ‘The machine crowd already has a |lation they desired, Speaker Fred ing for the labor interests, adopted | wad the facts char in the! state organtation. Dr. P. H. Ca ion do not constitute a Adams worked under thelr direction. | the polley that the only way to get ia Gis «more than ore Ghee ack cae lon ot | DVIS Usually makes several wtilt| results was to play ball with the J . 7 » aylor b crowd in control nl the ni ony ft charged in the informa-| pagie Gorge, King eounty, + hunts around the state to visit stat ; 1 “A r and thelr stratesy most of the strings in e nate natituth But he does me A r * mting Attorney Fred C.) and will continuesto pull el | whit institutions Mm " in fact, Indor, or any business] arguing for the state,/ing the next two years, to prevent Otlke* he potitiont be end roup that maintains a «trong lobby | ined that it was the duty! any overthrow of their power keeps informed ax to what is going | at v tate hove can get} . —< state t stop revolution be- Representative J. Ht. Davie, of Ta. ©? remults Dut the cs 1 Key, Father Gibbs, who preve result! in viotence, coma, Mark Kh of Shelton, and Labor, by maintatning a clever, Te ppublie, whieh has no lobby and few | erphans from growing into criminals y Redph 8S Pierce repre-| Ww. W. Conner, of Seattle, are the | sourceful lobby, wine in politics, put | thful representatives at Olympla,| by teaching them agriculture, sth | a busiest machine men in tite house. thru quite a program. The legisla. [fet only minor consideration, and |leties and high school subjects at the d | few votes Briscoe Orphan Boys’ home. Father Buch measures as the farm mar | Gibbs is heading the tag day in Seat | heting bill, the fair rent commission | tle Saturday, } | act, the Fawley blue sky law, to pro-| | fect the people against fake stock| Saturday's Tag day in Seattle for | the Briscoe Orphan boys at Orillia promoters, were sidetracked because coe Ory yn a of the selfish legislative attitude, in being duplicated in all towns and Tho record of the house and sen-| Cities in Western Washington late rulow committees clearly demon Rev. Father Gibbs, who ix head: | lwtrated that they can, and do, kill| & the drive here, extimates that | \iegislation by preventing measures | there are 400 additional orphan |from going to a vote on the f boys in Western Washington who | Membership in the rules commit-|©Uld be accommodated at the Brin = 3] | toe wae controtiea by orranizntion | C* home-if the quarters were-en | 8 es nen. A fair representation of inde: |MrEed. A ew gymnasium and dor 4 ” te wan denied. The rules coi regi ay Bh ala ms tote ll ge od | FOURTH NEAR. PIE yandans waa dene rica com for tne coming rear, win wit be} | COUUN Hart financed by the 1 day and the each day, and waya just what Dill aay drive for tunis nacea) | ian entirely may be considered, } ite bills of} March 10. oat pbers are pe nm ed to go oO ee Eales Are Dermitted £9 €9 On|" An orphan boy at the age of § new kind of role Tonight, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday J .. cm... 2224 | Pa that the Jaber program has 1 wan held up unt i a welcome by wure that it had ¢ votes to! ir ation, Father Gibbs kill the measure. Public opinion de has dedicated his wo: manded action on this measure, or it | prevention crite To see one of those corking big outdoor, fresh-air, pever dave been pat on the } sterns da {trong arm we thoda ere loys fro 9 to red-blooded American Westerns Saar as cecetsl io vehen” Groeel'X. fons, seven’ tae ite V. Fawcett, of Tacoma. for in nee, i eculer gram was told that hie bill providing milk a igh school studies for school children would be killed or| 7 Beattio Chamber of Com . bil. He support b sign th , and the organization killed his miik itl Unimportant measures, such as 4 Spanish Cellist bil permitting Davenport's restau rant, in Spokane, to legally maintain to Hold Recital @ bakery in a basement, we: given ‘ a place on the calendar during the Wednesday Night last. congested days, while such! pybio Casals, noted Spanish cellist Mmensurea an the new divorce Code. ! wn haw play before European the fair rent bill, Temperance d4y | royaity, and who is estimated by Dill, pistol sale regulation, public de | citing ‘as a sincere artiat. of fender act, the measure to care for| rank appears in recital at th veterans’ graves, taxation of steam: | sonic temple. Harvard ave. and P boats, and the bill regulating com:| sf Wednesday at #20 p.m mitment of insane, were killed by |” “pre program consists of a Handel one concerto in three uninterrupted movements, Bach nite in C major, and four eidental jections. George Bte rt 1 planiat, will amwiet Canale CRIME MYSTERY A Startling Story of the San Francisco Underworld, show- | Whit Debate : s rere ___BEING PROBED ita as Goitarcity ing the old Barbary Coast as it was in its palmy days. | WALLA WALLA, Mareh 15 |tectives who worked on the De |The University of Washington |Saulles and Lebaudy cases are busy dating team suffered defeat at th the rules committees, onata, Sal | } on the mystery surrounding the|hande of Whitman on the question death of Mrs. Julia Wilkins, sup-|of federal arbitration of industrial | in tiie odie tek o death |Uapute. Washington upheld the| in a comedy-drama that gives him a chance to ride |by bursiere Wevruary a1. |teaative MACK SENNET | hard, shoot straight, and make love like all get-out! | Her husband, Dr. Walter K. Wit | Friday night the Whitmen tea:n| ins, has been questioned by police. . Mang s : iss ‘g ta [He gave newspapermen a statement | OA to ceeity of Wasting: Comedy—“The Village Smithy’ jsaying he believed he was Under fue ee see the Whit. picton and that was the reason his . } : finger prints had been taken, Hej team argued the affirmative POPULAR CONCERT in the federal arbitration quest! t eulour pec " : Daigle rag aiculous to suspect him.!i¢ was the first time in five years at 12:30 Sunday y Onn And was left) that the Washington debating team | ‘ ee penntan ty: the KOMAN'H) had suffered defeat at home death Mrs. Wilkins and Dr. Wilkins went pay } “ 99 oa ewer To Use Old Trade TO DANCE OR NOT--PROBLEM WAS! “SME svoorme so 37, and were met at the door and at-| ltucked by three burglars according} SAN FRANCISCO, March 15 LORAIN, Ohio, March 15.—A spar |to Wilkins at that tim Mra, Wu-|T! old Hudson Bay method of row, tho not supposed to be a “snipe” kina was struck 17 times on the head| with the Indians is to be shooter,” picked up a burning el | with a hammer wrapped in a pn une the Ikan countries by a a os aioe . & news iv Ch York 4 ter.| Shall they dance or shall they not) be their classmates in a large edu-jaret stub thrown down by a man ‘wee — Chapaan le pete evcyiink a cea,| eabest cational institution? jand flew away with it to its nest tei “ pa stenkiae ge the hefty question which |_.Then there is the old pet argument /in the awning of a shoe store of n of oon né ockings | his wae the hefty questic hich | obo no ol sletios 00! 0 ‘ay he owner of \Dope Handlers Pa lias if Silent. Gel Aa ia yeaa’ Mehdi about too much athletics or soctal| Broadway. The owner of the store y confror the school board Fr life evaporating concentration pow-|C. J. Reising, saw smoke curl up minor—Amerion’s first trade ship pon en they convened for their pac! . os | fr h s few tes later. ine e mai ore since the nistice | ROOD, When the . ers. Besides the teachers themselves |from the nest a few minutes : | sin U.S. Court; ment there sin t armistice | weekly meeting anticipate that when afternoon!He reached up and pulled down @ | Drug Is Smuggled bay We re jn little money in thoas| By THEY is meant thowe bubbling | dances imminent the local dis-| burning’ nest—Just as the flames George Adams, 30, arrented in a|districta, Chapman will accept to-|Youns Iadies and besweatered ath: | tar f a convex lens or the dra-|were about to ignite the awning. hydro plant on Lake Cushman last 0 lietes of Broadway high who have|matic impulse of “Julius Ceasar” week, wan fined $1,000 in Judge 3 | petitioned the school board to allow | will be sadly confused with close | x iinet @rer’n federal court Friday for b nate sth them to dance at the senior party clock observa When you think of advertising, | ing opium in his possession. Adame ATION TO MEET land the junior mixer, their coming| Oh, it's a hefty question, indeed;| think of The Star. { | Operated a for hire atto, he said. | afternoon sqpial functions. so hefty that finally the school board | aie bacco and raw #ilk in payment for , “The Religious Education of the Walter Gadda, convicted tor viola-| youth" will be discussed by Presi-| A simple enough request, agreed |Mentors denied their ntaural feelings | : | tion ‘of the Reed amendment, waa Tiffany, of the § cles school board, when they remem. | of sentimer nd generosity and re When in need of @ purge- fined $600 and given four months in > be e, but | ferred it to Superintendent Frank B | ae oilewe at the moeting lbered that they were young once, but © | [the Pierce county. jall Seattle Ministerial Federation Mon. |j¢ seeme that there are other angles | Cooper for his decistnn tive, do not resort to vio- |, Sing Lock, Chinese doctor, was|day at 10:30 a. m. at the Plymouth|to this momentous question. Sup PONET Mufn’ mana h | lent cathartics, but takethe " m AND, {fined $250 for having opium in his | church pose, for instance, some of the March 15.—Entering | Possession. Lee Luke, 39, Chinese, ‘aces ——— vierey ahould object to bringing this| While Miss Bax rk. was alone, | gentle, natural laxative— |after being warned by Judge Neterer WHEAT PIT VAC: “frivolous and youth-corrupting pas-|& bandit obtained 00 from the that he could be sentenced to pay| CHICAGO, March 16 time” into the academic environs, or| BANK of Pe El Friday, escaping in is sagen fine and serve four years,|/grain futures are content to le: ve|the parents themselves should think an auto. 4 was given a 0 fin: nd 30 days |the wheat pit vacant awhile long asn’ fi or the Fy Pe | a s} that it wasn't Just au fait for their jin the King county jail, His of-|they said today. 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