The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1922, Page 5

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Scfween PIKE ond PINE ia oe 4 3 ‘ way. BY FRANK GETTY | 3 | NEW > _" c % EW YORK, Sept. 11.—"Amert onl as | B. and 60th | tr Densmore, Hear Police |holds the key to Europe's most pres: | #6060 14th No i, University Metebte * jaing problem—that of reparations,” |» 4th N. . University Metehts wen Gov, James M. Cox declared today | 19 1 N. d Fremont ave, Church, upon his arrival aboard the French! 11 th N. « |}iner Parts | ith and sara N, mB. Bryant : inden av fta- S| Cox returned to advocate American | 12—th00 dé N. degen wie eats | participation Into the league of na.) 'f—475s eth ave Nm and Park ave, tions, but declared that the lengue| }f~ {its Brooklyn ave. Parley halt ismieeie se | yait, What Europe must settle | 1 HT—-Phinney aye. and MN, 86th, City | before everything else, he anid, was| 1+ | n }reparations, During bi: ip thro | % a renin North Queen Europe, the former democratic candi. | 5; Bungalow church. | a9967 W. Nickerson et date for the presidency visited Eng-| 92 | 90 ©. W. and W, Barrett Inter land, France, Germany and the new| *? ma Tatens » e |countries of Central Europe, and en| 9, Y is a | route talked with the active heads ot} 2b | 93—a201 = Aah | governments + “ dW. Wheeler, Fire Referring to the league of nations, | ?! éé ‘ ox sald » oe . “The league will not be a political] 10-5117 Wiret Nom, * =s\iasue in America for long. There) Bi—28i4 N. beth at ces Saeed 3 q rants Coe schoo are two reasons for this. Irrefutable and tet ©, 3 Wire ete-| 100-1000 Minine et, W. } logic will bring the United States in 10l—2106 10th W jevitably Into the league; Kurope in| #4 at ave N. KB. Green Lake! 102604 W. Crockett et prepared to t any conditions, in| - Bes ee be: prepared to mee nditions, | | 10010 m Harber shop my opinion, which the United § ’ John May school May conscientiously propose hoot 106 | Questions of European debts, re mm AAP Tee 1 |habilitation, the feeding hungry | a9. es | os peoples, all hang upon a definite and speedy settlement of reparations,| and park, Bag Se Cox said. France is unwilling to ac:| 4, bi gue — cept Great Britain's dictation of | 4: Phinney aye, John! terms, The they feel that would be tantan to surrender. the Versailles treaty tated by France,” were no! Cox sab Eurepe.” jem was, that I suggested reparations commission would take part, and an active in the work of reparations, FE would be only too glad to foillo’ | settled.” Council Chairs to Cost $880 Api LONDON, Sept. 11 ri tong. It had 17 rattles French people wil laceept Germany's proposals, because! “The severe reparations terms of learned that as soon as I arrived in| “It was for this reason, because | appreciated how pressing the prob. Hoover as an active member of the If America jleadernhip, and the matter can be Chairs ordered for the council chamber of the new county hall are to cost $880 each, TRINIDAD, Colo., Sept. 11.—Cario Sanches killed a rattlesnake 13 feet mount | “iio | t die A. 1 Ni Mr part, | urope w her | ece MIDDLESBOF ul w and W, Oth. od # W. and W, §0th, Green- WV. ana Ww. tore Patrot room. Wash and 14th N. W. Falls Fast Woman | at Prayer, Killed |:: LOUGH, Eng, tal and died of a broken neck Fire Sts and W. 0th. Green-| rir Irvin Sept 4 Nurse Emily Walker fell over a woman patient praying In a dark corridor of Cleveland Mental hospi- 62nd at Rowe school, He declined to state which ices | to W end Thth W. Whit and Loulss ot. was responsible for the terms, say.| ~ | ss ing that since it was not America, it! }} C. B. amitherta. was obvious which country it waa. and re Mowe ot. Fire “Germany cannot get on her feet | 63- W, and W. €7th, Web until this matter is settled. If it in ¥ : NW 100-—-K, Bising and STth N, MeGtivee not settled, Germany might collapse, | bb—1400 W bh *t. Ballard Migh scheeot. . | dragging Austria with her,” Cox de } “rn Ww h ot Itt clared us W. état. 123—1 lease | 1a4—t98 N, 10th, 1101 Lakeview Diva, Russian chureh City Light sta ara | ana ® ave ond B. Mercer, Lowell on Longfellow levue ave. 6 He. Denny way. 208 Broadway W. To Any Boy or Girl Securing It Requires But a Few Minutes of Your Spare Time to Possess a Coaster Wagon opportunity to secure one of these > without one cent of brand-new Coaster Wagons expense. 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