The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1922, Page 9

eae URED EE, MAY 25, 1922. u 5 » An additional charge of 75) m cents for the track meet Satur [cant this season h day with the stud | Discrimination against the man : he Associated Stu or woman who has 4 University of Washing is amount of money to spend in the 4 arousing the indigna f students a xprend protest on the campus, | At present board coniees is . This is the result of a number ring raising t student fee Notloe was se p 200 Se. additional charges which [or cutting down the list of activk| attle property ow ‘Thursday © been imposed on students | ties ing the year for attendance at activities, The reason given by the man- agers and the board of control that unless they got rid of their carwigs within 21 hours, conden nation proceedings would be in stituted by the stale at once Football was the first sport in which « ed made this ‘Joar, State game students were for the exten charge is that ce pone i ele 1 rged St admission, As a re against thelr lots. h riding to meee = oe ha tan sult only 1,200 students attend This action followed a tour of In . Walsh, naaybe Wie Seah to jolcston te be charged stedent ed, Tt bs claimed by those who | a: 1 by 80 Inspectors, wha are | HERE'S MORE ABOUT || yah “Maybe femme i Wwalnh ne 7 ? oppose the extra fees that the | yisirin 1 of the earwig-infested The charge to the general pub- lic for the meet is $1. “The student pass doesn't amount) support of the entire is of more value than the mt of money ral wore warned to spr by the | May 20 to anything any more,” is the way! : oe ene student expressed Nis disentia According to F. 8. Coyne, s Soe aseenpNerething. the achagi| 78 debate this year an extra| cial Inspector for the horticultu- charge was made for the East-West! Pal division of the tx on ie charged for. We pay for | bi | place, however, Walsh testified, and 4 The cant of the A. S. U, W. ta| time of the crew rncea the A. 8.) SUMAM cltei tere within the |#ich an ordinance,” the mayor|to gain entrance that Legate did not seem to bel which hud been exhumed, They|M 1 pint Water Glass.17¢ fesuet to all students who register! () WW. Controlied all the boats and) Soy Oi unless there Ia imme. | said Pislow walked ahead of Walsh to] "uined it any way and was In e-| were sworn at the graveside by sad 25 Enos Fruit Salts fe the university and a charge of) "*chers and charged for their use.) fal Mio! Co Ceeted action by | ‘The city hall was like « hor. [Where Legate’s car was standing —— ‘ a [Chiet Deputy Coroner Frank Koep-| 7 m2 $1¢ made for the a. On the! on ee | property owners to drive out the | net's next Thursday, as the em. [0% the repair pit. Walsh saw Le tinee — ¢ Pl Bad wd poy Eg ty-f | back of the card is the statement earwigs. | ployes of the city realleed that |#ate’s fect sticking out of another) [im Lemate apele te ae | aty tour witness hove bees “This membership ticket. in Three Held After | “Iv the only fair thing to do."| they would have to wait f 9 |jauto, owned by Frank Houghton. te aid ae ‘getlead Pry ony pee red. to com including four | oe - ; Associated Students entities the} Coyne declared. “Hundreds of prop He reached in and shook him, He sores peraenn, ig 2 Yolorite .... holder to \ Hotel Raid Here |° @wners have complied with the] pays ve Pefere @rawing thelr | any out hin bad covered. with Sr RO fy ali A ran tl Ps a $2.25 Pinaud’s Lilas de 1. A subscription to the | law and spread earwig bait as direct. | . blood, Iggute was huddied in the rep bon Bogus Fagg Fogo France $1.95 University of Washington Daily. Three persons were held fn the 2. Admission to the follow. (city Jail Thursday and a fourth was! win have been spent ing intercollegiate contests man. released on $200 ball as the result of thelr neighbors do th aged by the A. S. UU. W.: Foot. (a police mid on the Spring hotel, | nobody can keep his |e ling, track meets, regattas, de- A. Dottman, 35, the hotel clerk, | insects to have a free rein d bates, oratorical contets and | was charged with running a disorder “Unless the owners of proper: such other events as may be ly house, He wae reirased after, ty where carwigs were found designated by the board of con. | posting bell. Geo. W. Whitney, 2%. Wednesday spread halt by Fri- trol, leallor, Peart Miller, 26, cashier, and day, we will put a gang of men As a charge of 50 cents was mace Roger Ke, Hawatian sailor, were on their lots to do it for them— for the relay carnival, only one held. They were arrested by Sergt and the cost of the operation, ar meet, the dual meet with W. C. F. Watson and Patrolman C. B.| plus a number of legal fees, will C.. was free to holders of the! Tedrick. conatitute » en against the prop E have been manufacturing mill- W work for over forty years and our experience has taught us that the home builder needed millwork that could be ordered one day and delivered the next. So we are specializing in the manufacture of only very high-grade stock millwork for homes costing from $1,000 to $10,000. sg|Prepare Condemnation HERE’S MORE ABOUT aia (sain ate" aati] Quits in Earwig Drive LEGATE PROBE dent | area, owners of property in which earwig bait by ed. Their efforts and their money » vain unleas ame, Because d free of the ball, basketball games, wrest. (1103\% Third ave., early Thursday. | pest if those around him permit the IWHY WASTE MON Why—when there is such a splendid stock line man- ufactured by us for your benefit on which you can ‘Windows Cupboard Doors THE SEATTLE gras i | erty, whieh will be collected by | STARTS ON PAGE ONE condemnation proceedings. } se, will be much more ox than it would be for the across the street and searched every own spread the bait themselves, other piace they could think of but 80 the beat thing is for them to get/ failed to find the missing officer busy at once.” | replied, Legate never went In the |gurage except at 3:90 to get his Jautomobile and that he would not sleep in the car io puch cold woather | Pielow insisted on wearching the TO SUE CITY STARTS ON PAGE ONE i tr All city officials are affected, tn ca “twinted* look on his cluding the mayor hinwelf, the eity| CA? With & “twimed” look on bh |face and « bullet hole thru his ments, policemen, firemen, street car trainmen and employes of the ii | brary, park and health depart.) bullet hole, Walsh teatifi that menta. }ranged downward thru his face. tained by the them in their suit against the city j It is believed that the case will be ii. court Thursday afternoon or Friday, nployes to represent | denied finding any cigar rubbers tain Hedges and then stayed at | by councilmen, the heads of the depart | item, | DECLARED rr | Neither officer maw the secona| WAS SUICIDE | One hundred and forty members The officers from headquarters! of the foreign trade department of | finally arrived wt the wurage and / the C Capt. Hedges = imme Robert A. Evang, former ansiatant| When questioned by Deputy| ahi, Joram lite corporation counsel, has been re.| Prosecutor T. H. Patterson, Walsh! Toot, eas a “plain eu near but said someone had. body until the coroner arrived. One The two officers called Cap- | poficeman tried to get Legate’s gun Second Charge to See Track M eet Stirs Students 22" Pielow told of Legite having | Capt. Hedgen then took the » headaches and declared that Le- | and said he alled at , gate had ped himself off,” |m. by Plelow, who maid they were wnert Walsh | unable to find Legate elow told 0 s headaches were | Hodge rding to the imor DRUG Cc i. and hing to | that Legate had rung in at 24. m Pielow then remarked that re noe es a vor Legute was worried, because it ifteen minutes later Pielow . had been rumored that he had | Msi called Hedges waying he had Friday and Saturday ; ‘ound La fp on the front , . May Curtis’ place ate und | Committed suicide, Hedges suid he Juice . Pielow had previously been sus a th examination and 1 doz, pended for two weeks of failure to keep their districts el undesirable women. Walsh had talked with Legate, who denied having “talked too much” to the chief. Pielow then poke of Legate hav-| tne tragedy ne told him of being wick, Waleh| php new nothing of this and told him to of the car with blood on rear seat had been wiped pn the right hand side The side was dusty Hedges then took Pielow ‘ankly that he didn’t believe Le-|\taken to Evergreen cemetery @ ket out of it is trouble, So let | Will Hold Banquet it alone.” amber of anual banque de. | their board the Nobody was allowed to touch the| berthed at pier B and foreign consuls at Seattle ut Walsh told them to leave every tand Ivgate’s cap on teh front | Went to Mra. Legate to tell her of jury questioned both officers some extent. The jurors were Aboard Steamship ree will hold that/miral liner Ruth Alexander the eve. |ning of June # The vemsel will be G. Anderson, jdepartment chairman, will preside ic delegation from the board of trade the garage until bis arrival. | thing as it was, lof Vancouver, B. 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