The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1920, Page 1

TWO ret VUDGE DENIES INJUNCTION TO JITNEY MEN On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise I{l| The se attle N) lar Biome Hil ill VOLUME 23. TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE DAMM APPOINTED INSPECTOR OF POLICE ‘<¢ The Star's Phone Get the Habit! Clase Matter May tfice at Beattle, Wash. SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1920. EECA Gea aT Ge eal eaT Ga Se ERA A LARA ANA ANA ALAN AR ARTA ARAN ANNAN aN onan is u NW) ) 4 “) 4 i) Will Be : PAID BY THE SEATTLE STAR For Information That Will Result in the RECOV- | ERY, Thru Proof of Fraud, of Any of the Fifteen Million Dollars Paid by the City of Seattle for the Municipal Street-Car Line! If Seattle can get any of that money back, we may be able to SAVE the FIVE-CENT FARE. The Star does not charge that there has been fraud, nor does The Star assert that we can get any of the money back. Mayor Caldwell thinks we CAN. The Star, as a service to its readers and all the public, desires to help him. Therefore this offer: To any person who has information that will indicate fraud or conspiracy in the deal by which the city of Seattle acquired’ the property of the Puget Sound Traction, Light & ‘Power company, and will transmit this information, openly or in confidence, to the Editor of The Seattle Star, this newspaper will pay, when the city regains any of its money or when a court orders it returned to the city, $1,000 in GOLD. Information transmitted to The Star will be turned over to the proper authorities, or published, as conditions may warrant. If TWO or MORE persons furnish information that, separately or in conjunction, accomplishes the desired result, the reward will be divided as seems proper to Mayor Caldwell and the Editor of The Star. If the Mayor and the Editor can not agree on the correct division of the reward, they will leave the matter to a third person upon whom they will mutually decide. Send information to: THE EDITOR, THE SEATTLE STAR