The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1919, Page 2

== NON-PARTISAN us place one of Your, N nationally used ing machines PLAN ATTACKED Dakota Against Legislation ae (Copyright | BISMARCK, N. D, April &—The} ping the garden seed is not a state socialization program come) ee aent of gardening pleted by the last legislature, domi eet cen cfore last SUMer nated by the Non-Partisan league, ix! 4 tre husband found it out then under refarendum fire, League load: | ear he's letting me plek the ors, some of whom favor the refer. | . endum, insist today that the voters |", came home with a basketful are back of the league program and] or 01) \inds of garaen seed one even the state referendum will approve | all the acts that are essendal 00] "Suen these from a fellow the non-partisan plan. whose going out of business, and 1 referendum petitions were om last year,” dent Voters’ amociation, of which ee at the rest of the evening Theodore Nelson ta seer ¥. Nok! wctting himself on the ti for get son has charged that the Non-Par| ii the gurden seed #0 cheaply tinan leaguers have asked thet eee ne they won't «row,” T [nis not to sign these petition#:| sugested. “Maybe they're too old, This in turn ts denied. The battle) ang we ought to have fresh seeds lraging aw bitterly as during the Oh, no; | could tell him nothing last election What he knew, he knew ‘The chief measures involved In the] Next day 1 told a nelghbor about referendum petition» are: it. She said her husband could test Creation of a State Industrial com-| i). soods and see if they were good. mission, with authority over the han wna: night he came over and @X- Gling of a $10,000,000 bond issue for plained to my husband all about test | farm loans. ing garden seeds, Result: Three Creation of the State bank of ¢ooeihe of the aceds purchased we North Dakota thrown away, And I went out and Creation of a state terminal ele | jought fresh sec $11 — and flour mill project, with) “Te in better to pa 5 6,000,000 capital. op con for the t needs Gikare. shows VIC $100- ‘The entire Non-Partisan league (pe ete} DP preoltagede which don't OLA XI, price S115- —this picture shows the popu Program centers in these three Mew prow or, if they do, will produce poor . Tie machine known all lar PLAY atyle |eures, The industrial AMIBAON— | or oiyg the world; other styles } } BS, price eer anys | with departments now under organi: | past fall we saved much of our 822.50 to $400 $75.— wo $1000 zation—ix componed of Gov. Lynn| iin year's ® having saved the J, Frasier, Attorney General William plants for that purpose Langer, and Agricultural and Labor jan't worth while to tell how MOL VICTOR RECORD DEMON. Jf Commissioner John H. Hagan © how far apart to sow, as © power for state developmen STRATING ROOMS are sound proof ; enterprises and business now or hereafter established law. ‘They tions for all state industries. point all employes, fix their and oe eal Bachelor ‘Tax Is pr ago: 9 in the selection of records when required. le XE semi-permanent stylus needles — positively 30c \ st 200 records: no scratch: no hiss- pees tmamufacttred nomunee h life for reer nnot damage them; pack of three for. 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Thompson PIONEER oto" Over Shoe Sure on the box. 30c. “4 ¥ cl es ising projects by make rules and regula ap bonds Proposed in Italy income taxes and a tax on exempted military service are among finan cial reforms before the chamber of Russell Newman, aged 107, is dead at two Midvale. | Newman, who pioneered thruout the | burgh, Western states in the early days, was | bank was victimized more regiments suspected of treach ery have been disarmed in Berlin, al bay region, eluding arrest. d@iapatch from that city reported to Be sure you get the Genuine ©. Lrore tains explicit kage aa canberint helt by this commission than which should be followed. ; was ever before allotted to any po ler the seed the ou are invited to come and hear the Hi itical body in the history of the |"! ace it is sown, and Jatest musical bits, vocal and inetru country, All three members of the {). heavier and’ larger the seed, the mental, banda, ete commission are elective a sewer tt goes. ‘Thic le variable, the our “record experts” will serve you to recall. They will cond lighter seeds going deeper and courteously, extending BP manage all wtateowned industries for nad SS tees wandy soils than clayey ground. (Continued Tomorrow.) CHARGE SHARP | ESCAPED CELL Say Alleged Absconder Was in Walla Walla CHICO, Cal, April &,—Charles W. Sharp, alleged absconder feem the | Hotel Oak» here, is an escaped pri» oner from the state privon at Walla IDAHO PIONEER, DIES wate, wast. the authorities sald NOISE, Idaho, Aprit &—The oldest they were informed today man in the state of Idaho, and said} They sald Shary aped from to be the oldest living Odd Fellow,| Walla Watia in 4 after serving yours of a 20-year term Sharp ix naid to be wanted in Pitts Pa., for forgery, A Spokane by him, it is charged. He is said to have used several aliases, Hotels were his pet $.—Two| prey, according to the record. He is now tn the Ban Francisco Sharp ia charged here with pass ing Bad checks for $5,875, taking 1,000 of the hotel's cash and ¢lop ing with the head waitress, who i jthe wife of Tom Anderson, the hotel Sharp was joint lessee of jthe hotel, Commissioners to | Survey Jail Site Sheriff Stringer's boarders may get new hostelry At least, the discussion stage has been passed, and the county com missioners have ordered a survey to determine the amount of excavation necessary to build a county jail on the southeast corner of Fourth ave and Jamew st. | A hearing will be held on the pro posal to build and the report on ex cavation at a meeting of the com |missioners next Monday | /UNIVERSITY DISTRICT TO CELEBRATE BRIDGE | The Univeristy Commercial club | will banquet in the University of a campaign for new members. | The celebration of the dedication of the dedication of Roosevelt park, and plans for a carnival to be held in the University district from July 1 to 1 will be discussed. | Attorney Insists His Client Insane Two years ago W, 8. Montgomery was declared insane. ‘This ruling had not been set aside, according to the man's attorney, when he bit a bit from the ear of ‘Tom Egan, business agent of the Barbers’ union, of which he was a member, on February 25. The at torney claims that under the law, Montgomery is still insane, altho a committee declared him sane last week. | } | | dismissal, but granted a continuance in the case, | 11TH AVE. BRIDGE IS | BEING RUSHED NOW Work is being rushed by the con- tractors in an effort to complete the new lith ave. bridge spanning the |north end of Lake Union at least a month ahead of schedule. The work has progressed to a point where it in believed the structure can be placed in commission about June 1. July 1 was the date set by the city en- gineering department for the opening of the bridge. Madison Is on Way Back to Seattle With Oren R. Madison, alleged Se- attle swindler, in custody, Detective Aarry Barton, of the local force, left Chicago Monday night for Seattle. Madison is specifically charged with having obtained $3,451 on a worth: less check, but investigation is un- der way as to other alleged unlawful operations. Under the auspices of the Ballard Boosters’ club, citizens of Ballard | will uther Tuesday night in the Tabernacle, | provement to discuss proposed im- of several streets and \roads in and leading from that sec tion of the effy. A musical program will be given, If you value yuur watch, let Haynes repair it. Near Liberty theatre,—Advertisement dis- | ltrict Monday night, at the beginning | ithe new bridge across Lake Union, | Judge Dykeman denied petition for | SETTING BIDDY When a hen gets broody, which ought to be pretty soon now, and you want her to motner a flock of broilers or layers, get a set ting of eggs worth putting under Biddy Tr emus whould be of chic <ifor elther laying strain or meat producers. Have them all of one breed, G aitting emu cont mol il produce a better batch and will pay in the long run | Let the hen sit a day or two on |! neat exes, Then, one afternoon dust her carefully and t y with Hee powder, dusting the t well, too, Put the egge under her uot night TRIES TOWALK WATER--FAILS And Cops Nab Him for Bath- | ing in the Nude Adam and his contemporaries walked the earth with no other sign of wearing apparel than a fig leaf Kut In these days of the silk shirt and the walk-up-stairsand save-ten dollars suit, o must not seek to em ulate Adam. Egbert; one must not, for it would be highly unconven: ti Kaufman, aged 37, a tallor very diminutive to stature, but wearing a Rip Van Winkle beard. Yet went Adam one better when he took | his afternoon plunge in I jington, last Friday, Not a wearables did Kaufman wear Hut his nautical rambles came to an end when Mot Patrolmen J. J. Kush and W Goodwin peared on the scene. At the police Kaufman was charged with rly and released on conduct ba Monday afternoon he was tried in Judge Gordon's court. He objected strenuously to Kush's testimony that his apparance lust Friday would brought a blush to the f calloused cheek, Hix beard waggled and fluttered with agitation. But to no avail, deepite the fact that he said he was trying to walk ¢ water Ten dollars ete nw to hold back FISHERIES STEAMER WILL PATROL NORTH ‘The United States fisheries service have ot said the court hin enickers: steamer Roosevelt \will leave her winter quarters on Salmon with in the next few days, and it be ing overhauled at Bremerton) wil! begin patrol duty in Alaskan waters an soon as the rush of fishing veasels| to the North begins. The “oosevelt is the ship that brought Perry back to civilization after he had discov: ered the North pole, and since then In has been the object of sixhtscers, preparation for the opent finhing season, the 150 fi wintering on Salmon bay are begin: | ning the spring cleanup, and within | a few weekn will be off to spend the! summer in the North, | | |REPORT GOLD STRIKE | ON THE SALCHA RIVER) A new gold strike on the Salcha river, on Shaw creek. in the Good: | paster district, is the news reonived by Leroy Torier, an Alaska attorney, | from Frank Lawson and Harry Wil-| | iams, prospectors. | | To Fortify The System Against Gx | Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets which deatroy germs, act a Tonic and Laxative, and ets vent Colds, influenza. | e OMO QUI: | sae ure | | Dr.H.U ROGER ERT OPT SE RY " Scientific, efficient examination without drugs. 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