The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1920, Page 9

' , WOULD GET WRIT _Wrownsny, NOPWWFFR 10, 1920." WINDOWS OF SHORT THE SOUL TO BONUS 1S FOUND Believed Payment Will Be Made Well Within 90 Days State officials and veterans’ com-| | Mittees gave practical assurance to- day that the state's $11,000,000 Bonuses to exservice men and wo- Men will be ready for payment well within 90 days. A short-cut program to speed legal Procedure and place the bonuses in the hands of the veterans the first Week In January, ts suggested in a letter from Attorney General L. L. Thompson to Phillip Tworoger, a local attorney. The letter recommends that no friendly suit. be brought im the su Pertor court to test the legality of the bonus bill, No such suit is neces sary, according to Thompson. OF MANDAMUS: He recommends tmstead that as #00n as Governor Hart proclaims the onus bill a law, the state board of} «py, s! Me- Serna “drome we What an eye she has! M to the state auditor with the| thinks it sounds a parley of Fequest that he pay for them with| provocation,” wrote the Im- Male funds, | state auditor will refuse to , i Buy the bonds with state funds | V7 im mind eyes like those of Thompson es. Thompson will) 7" | Aichardson, then, he ly immediately to | sparkling orbs play such the state supreme court for a writ) havoc in “Pitter Patter,” the Mf mandamus, commanding the state mew musical comedy. “Wo- patiter to onl saya, is the direct | men's glances express what Thom ‘ ” ns of selling the bonds and ob-| they dare not speak. the money to Ronuses. "| Cigaret Request “Joint committees of the Veterans o Py @f Foreign Wars and the American | on Bible’s Page Legion.” Tworoger said today, “are) spoKANE, Nov. 9—The Rev. J. ee ane nee the ne #08" | Nielson Barry, passing an alley in gg lf y ag » the rear of the city Jail found a page ny ina lag ever assistance be) trom the Bible hanging in midair. WILL AVOID MONTHS OF LITIGATION ANE RICHARDSON It_was suspended by the golden cord & woman's dress, The other end of the cord vanished behind the bars of the woman's cell block of the Jail. On the paper was written: “Please mortal Bard. He must have} whose | send me some matches and cigareta” Barry hasn't furnished the smoke materials yet. We should get the supreme _— 's decision in the case in De| The wise man never boasts of his » and the bonuses should be| knoweldge, but the man who thinks to be paid the first part of | he is wise does nothing else, Members of the joint veterans’ Charles, W. Winders ane Thomas J. 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Think What This Would Mean to Us, One Million Dollars Insurance in Force Twenty-Three Million Dollars Deposited With State Treasurer One Million Dollars Claims Paid, Over One Million Dollars EXPANSION (Newspaper Clipping, November 30, 1919) NORTHERN LIFE TO BUILD BIG HOME Insurance Company Buys $250,000 Site at Third Avenue and University Street Purchase of the southeast double corner of Third Avenue and University Street by the Northern Life Insurance Company from the Chattan Security Company, of which Super- ior Judge Kenneth Mackintosh is president, for a consideration said to be $250,000, and (Copy of Letter, October 28, 1920) . Seattle, U. 8. A, October 28, 1920, To Stockholders We believe the time for expansion has arrived. To meet requirements of California and Montana an increase of Capital Stock from $150,000 to $200,000 will be necessary. We will prob- ably enter Oregon and possibly Utah during the coming year. 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