The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1922, Page 9

Seplember listing F Vevecords You'll always find the new recordings here, ready for your selection—and September evenings will be brighter when you listen to A FEW OF THE LATEST SONG SUCCESSES Kicky-Koo—Kleky- Koo A Sleepy Little Village Bly Murrey-Ed Smalte Sweet Indiana Home... .Afieen Stanley Why Should I Cry Over You? Vietor Roberts Slerny Little Village (Where the Dixie Cotton Grows) | Hart Blisters, Harmoptzers 19918 ETURNING FROMNORTH |S The Lente nena eR ERO tt tesa ane me et BATT Editor The Btar: Wednesday's ise of The Star contained & leading article by Robert Bastion Bermann dealing with the acnatorial situation, which contained many misleading statements which 1 am sure your paper does not desire to go Uncorrected, Virvt, Mr, Bermann states that my letter, intimates that Griffith end Mre. Axtell should withdraw and leave Colonel G. Lamping « clear field. No such intimation ts contain dn my letter, as a perusal of tt will prove. My letter is predicated on the fact that al) hope of obtaining the withdrawal of any of the progressive voandidat been abandoned, and it states 20 ty. My lette: jen that « strong effort was made to obtain the with.| drawal of both Mra. Axtell and Col George 1, Lamping, but tat all auch | ettorts had failed, Could such ef-| forts on our part constitute a frame up in the taterests of Lamping? Had we succeeded, Mr. Griffiths would | have been left 9 clear field againat Poindexter. Our reason for not ap proaching Mr. Griffiths with the sug gention that he withdraw In the in| teresta of elther one of the other! candidates was his former consistent | and obstinate refusal to consider any | such proposal—an attitude we knew had not been changed tn the slight-| est 1 | ONLY ONE PURPOSE TO BE SERVED The State Federation of Labor‘s| Denies He’s in Lamping Frameup would spell success for our people and defeat for Poindexter. CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY ABSURDLY UNTRUE Thelr charge of @ Hearst-Short Lamping conspiracy ts absurdly un true. The proposal for elimination came first from the official organ of lubor—the Union Record—not not trom the Hearst newspapers, The domand for the conference last gun- @ay came from conferences of labor held in the large conters of the state, all of which unanimously demanded that the proposals made by me be presented and carried out, The pro pounis for elimination that have been no qealounly urged by us, but con- domhed and misreprescented by our former associates, were in accord with the expressed wishes of 90 per cont of the progressives in every sec tion of the state, The Star Iteelf Joined editorially in pointing out its obvious necessity My letter to the untong of the atate relates the facts we have found them, and places iawue squarely up to our Own people, and leaves the reut to thelr judgment. A conference of representatives of our own people unanimously recom- mended euch course, and the ex- ecutive committee of the federation | also recommended it, It @ mot a Pepresentatives have had bot one Bh purpose to serve from the beginning eres Prvrere A, heroes, be: oe and that was to protect the interests ¢dergtion'’s guthorised ropresenta- of labor and the progressives gener. ally of the state, and insure the do- feat of Poindexter by uniting the pro- gressive vote behind one candidate | thru any fair method of elimination | We have recognized our obligations | tives. It Judge Griffiths or anyone elee can suggest @ method of elimination | that will bring resulta, I stand reedy to co-operate with him or them in Meanwhile, we Correct Apparel for Women For College Business and General Utility Wear. Beautifully modeled Coats that are typical of youth, smart and dashing, in splendid lines. A yarlety of rich materials from which to ineluding Polaire, Overplaids, Mannish Mixtures Double-Face Fabrics, You will find your favored color, Large, convert- ible collars, some with scarf effect; roomy pockets, trig belts, and silk linings, to our membership im this respect| ringing It about Qs paramount and transcending all|>#ve been forced into the position other obligations, and the personal | @iready ae and will not alter om interesta and ambitions of all candi. | COUrs® unless a constructive propona’ } We'll say he looks warm enough, even for the Baffin Bay | anton, yet, ptivenary sno effort put | fF elimination and greater hope for jcountry. He is ld B. MacMillan, Arctic explorer, who | tortn vy us to gain this end bas been | Ur people in presented. ‘The petty is reported returging from Baffin Bay after a yoar's absence |trustrated, and our purposes impugn: | Personal spleen of certain individuals on an exploring expedition, Inset is the Bowdoin, in which|*4 trv deliberate misropressntation | serves to further justity our course, ne by thone formerly ansociated with us, | Sincerely yours, the expedition sailed from Boston. Ww. enone tags Washington State Federation Labor, Second Avenue at Spring Street and who should have shown an equal ilies anxiety to gain the sare end. true that we were finally forced to |sever our associations with them, Girl Places Her Whole Life’s Happiness in Man— He's Unworthy—Asks How to Win Him Back of) i 9 | Thetr attacks and misrepresentations | of our real purposes, appearing tn yesterday's Star, are only « sample of what bas been our experience to! Consolidation Requires Still Further REDUCTION Of Two Big Stocks of I am desperately in love with a man who has seemed to care deeply for me. But 1 have been very ill for a number of months and since then he is distant. He always has an excuse when I call him up and ask when he is coming over. He says he cannot seem to feel toward me now as he once! did. Please tell me how I can win him back. / Seattle on Cronkhite Probe Local federal officinty were tn con- ference Thuraiay with Edward 7. Ont1O PAINLE Pelle ) | Our wh sper, vei. 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Estimates must be accepted with reserve as the suveys Rave necessarily been tncompicte in the almost unexplored regions So far only 25,000,000 horsepower of this energy hes been turned te account. | eee Je it true that there ts on the) Jungfrau refiway a lamp that pro- jects a beam visible for 60 miles, by which a newspaper may be read in the streets of @ city 36 miles away? It ts true that such a lamp wes on the Jungfrau vatheny at one time and we have no knowledge of its re- moval. cee How do Jack Dempsey and Harry | Wills compare in size? Jack Dempacy ta 6 feet 1% Inches} tall and weighs 188 pounds. Wills ts pounds, eee ‘What were the names of the Three Wise Men? According to tradition, Balthasar, Caspar (or Gaspar) and Melchior. eee What {fe tne address of the Anti- Cigaret League of America? The Temple, Chicago, It. eee ‘What ts the sky? How high ts it? | Why fs tt blue? | The sky ts the upper region of tha \atmosphere. 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A cloth ts wrapped on the end of a atick and dipped in this mizture and rubbed on the meat from time to time during the roast- Eloquent and Progressive Tom D. Page Candidate on the Republican Ticket for State Representative From the 41st District TRAVEL ETIQUETTE Do you know how to find out about train schedules, raliroad | and steamship fares, train and boat connections? P. Do you know hew to check bagaage? for a trip? The rules of train courtesy? What to do on @ Pull- man car? The etiquette of the ¢: secure a room at a hotel? How hotel? What to do on leaving a tip? The best way to carry money for traveling? How to dress for an ocean voyage; etiquette aboard ship? Do suggestions on these things ng others you want some bints @ connected with traveling Then, fill out the coupon below and ma!fl to our Washington Bureat which bas prepared a@ five-page bulletin on the subject for you. Washington Burcau, Seattle Star, 1322 N. ¥. 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