The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1920, Page 9

Se Sereese Pate Ordered Not to Sell {Engravers Fail to Vashon School House Reach an Agreement « of school district No. 137,| Employing phote engravers of the OR tH) E house by order of Judge Boyd J oa the iy Wage soale, to go ol t o mployers I \Tattman of petition of J. N. Thomp- | fect on January 1. up é . ank Mitchell, Old Of- der, Is Given Record Term by Neterer porter fhe longest prison te has Been imposed dy Feler Neterer under the H He act, Frank Mitchell, opiam/ & Rarcotic peddier and dope | was in county jall Thursday Ing transportation (© McNeil penitentiary two federal indictments peddling, and was sentenc years at hard labor “Mitchell's record in federal { from January, 1915, wh fined $400 for smuge!ing June of this same year bh Bat to jail for 30 day t im state court for « In November, 1916, M picked up by the Canadian on dope charges. For this b sentenced to four months’ im or to pay a fine of} v ly im 1919 Mitchell was again pht trafficking in narcotics in se He, convicted and sent to McNeils He got out cocaire. Bewas caught with the goods out on bonds awaiting the]? @f the federal grand jury, | *® WAS once more arrested at} Snow the Ol game. This time he was dope in straws to the county . thre the window it was to indictments based on Wo latter charges that Mitchell guilty Wednesday [af tried in the state courts, Mitch. could bave been sent up for life @n habitual criminal, one of his being assanit, for which he sentenced to prison, In 1911, but pardoned by Governor Hay in 1912. * Neterer sentenced Mitchell two years on each of the indict t© which be pleaded guilty yy, the terms to be served BEXTRA QUALITY Rheumatism I Did Mine,” Says Pastor Reed — Wife Also Rid of Neuritis Telling Good News to Others r ft Acta juees rhewmatiam, Pastor HW. Reed 4. were restrained Wed: | Pacific Northwest were unable to nesday from a“ @t @n agreement Wedne fered to continue the present senle & resident Of the district. The! without reduction. The union de will be heard on its merits De | manded an increase of $17.50 dren are being se TREET and subway cars, railroad trains, incerurbans, thear ec bunks and stores are the boon ot dite swe hoarse. Ferme, #0 are the windy, dusty streets. tickle, bromehia! | Check these germs at once with he Pormamine Tablets and prevent throat » infection, sore throat or possibly larye- otis, tonsillitis and influenza. Dissolve ene of these convement-to-take, pleasant tasting, yet powerfully anrisepme Tablets », jm your mouth, now and then Se eae | Ae oficiet Fag ip icaned snd » Ay - rr @ining wit! saliva, come iy uch better cough s¥7¥P S82 kaches the mouth and throat, checking hy Contagious germs. Relieves hoarseness Helpful for mngers, actors, speakers, » mnokers, lecturers, ete, Children them. 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