The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1922, Page 12

URGE HALL TO Oregon Election i PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 5.—A de } Mand which started in Marshfield home of Char Mall Ku Klux Kian the republic Mary, that he should rur dependent in the Nov lefeated enatorial p has mpidly spread ove state. After the election co failed to give him t over Gov. Ben W. ¢ & public statement A not support ¢ The closing p statement was cx the way open for Halt to run as an independent. A consiaerable fund w enable Hall to conduct which was thre Pp. program among He said, ts to use t nucleus for an in paign fund, It ts believes he would rece he polled votes ran again & proportion of the de The Ku Klux Klan Mentioned In connection with th Deopoeed campaign. S. F. Woody Will Speak at Rally |!s:.. S. F. Woody, candidate for coun commissioner from the South trict, will speak Wednesday event at a republican rally at Olympl Heights community hall, 25th ave. 8 W. and Kenyon st RE-ENTER RACE: May Be Independent in in as not been Seat ane Sa SeenON ee RADI THE SEATTLE STAR {Chase Prepares for |“Campus Cop,” Hurt! BIG FASHION Equalization Meet by Auto, Is Better SHOW OPENS Are Folks Satisfied? Wanda’s All Mixedup! 0 disappointed ent My litle never belng By Wanda von Kettler } ain hey were After all, what's ¢ | theory abe le we t nigaen Tad satisfied flit Spoke Miss Ayers as she com pleted the eyelashes and draped herself in the garments ef the Gypsy queen: “Why, yes, E lle on of, what. they bat it doesn't make a bit of dif, |wuffering fror king for King county the eetab-| Ired Bloom, “campun cop’ Hahment of ite pr University ing ported to itty Tucnt din cle and driven by W, #. Iuson, a onductor, Monday, at I, 46th * urien hay ; : rt 1 play, from Kathsha : Mikado in opera of ppt te kiema Dale ference to me, because F don't Sateess, Or Gsy fo “ee in Hood.’ Ant E Hike alt like bobbed hair, Now, Paula,” | tage director, Why, he's ax hapt The show repented Hiood” and Florostein in. “The she added, “needs to wee It, the- the t ‘ 1 Thur om the stage work I've ®, from overseas entertainment during | the war to the roles I do new 1 like heavy work,” “I think 1 couk tragedy even than Rohemian Girl,” wanting to do | Kono. confided thi » Metr Georg at thinking how convenient and de. t is neither h there, Ole, as he is called by members of the cast, hnsisted ‘ content Inst night that the only reason “1 always wanted to be a prima he isn’t playing the part is that donna,” she declared, busying the managers won't let him. herself with her dark, Muffy heir “This being an opera com. : mse about pany,” “they won't . not complain even . » I'm getting hat while Misa Penning ka wer ng, Mis | replied Mike Pen The Bohemian Gir! 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