The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 23, 1922, Page 11

THURSDAY, NOVEMRER 28, 1922, THE SBPATTLE STAR PAGE 11 Score Was Plainly Tied | for the ‘“‘Booby’’ Award By Wanda von Kettler | More than 200 alumni of the gineering, arrived at the mect ing when the debate was half over, but was nevertheless per University of Washington | mitted to take his chatr nt ‘ihe listened = with —fliemiyypinned- | judges’ table back and anxious ears to the heated, Intense arguments put forward by Dean John T, Con don of the college of law, and | por Dean Matthew Lyle Spehcer of insistence the school of journalism, at | to jive the alumni luncheon held in the L. C, Smith Building taurant Wednesday no Which are the bility or newspaper me This was the | ratiocins question for debate be the Judges decided Their words were te He was informed sided, that by the of humanit res law, and I that he } Dean Condon ‘most wept because of his former law students being m for the time being. lowly who | | inet © humanity tn benait of |Letter Sent Out to Explain ne pteadea,| Financial Operation h are aa dep t the journa lie ke classed, @ with tho stoop to their daily bread. Dean Spencer side forming creatures spread ‘1 DOWN PUTS THIS ABC OSCILLATOR BLECTRIC WASHER IN YOUR HOME the first highrade COP PER washer at a price within the means of every housewife. All metal con struction, heavy copper tub. Full 6-sheet capacity looked down the of his nose with dignity, tn 4 that Dean those assem? Condon was attemptin, Ultes out of the law-se No: and dandelions at them kindly,” lens of your feelings member the words hung up in the Investors in bonds of the Commu Western cabaret, ‘Don't shoot the} ity hotel In Seattle were Wednes ano player; he's doing his best.’ Bo | Gay forwarded a letter explaining ould we be tolerant of our repre! the finar of the com-| sentatives of the press.” pany, th which ft has} “Ah, yea," agreed Dean Spencer, | been org officers, The} “treat them kindly. Remember, that | '¢tter sai | no matter how far they've «c not| The of one of them has made application to | W4* organ practice law.” Dean Irvin Glenn, of the Ool lege of Fine Arts, who was to serve as a judge with Dean David Thompson of the College of Liberal Arts, and Dean ©. E Magnussen of the College of En. | 4 Seattle, and Roy Carruthers, | |} managing director of the Waldorf./ | ria of New York, vice-presidents; prenide: of the rer, and iain GADSKI DECLARES WAGNERIAN MUSIC AND BEER TO LIVE SAN FRANCISCO, Nev. 22— Two things, at least, in America, || the first day of January and July of cannot be wiped out jeach year They are Wagnerian music and || Common stock tote lager beer. de ax ae Gane 't That was the opinion expressed Preferred cap! | divided into 7 of $100 a # operating compa stock will be & pe dividends, payat k of $750,000, ed by Mme. Johanna Gadskt, noted || ica and Roy Carruthers in considera. concert and opera singer, who |/tion of contracts made and services was in San Francisco today .| | performea “Demand for better musio ts Only suffilcent preferred wt growing constantly tn Amerioa,” she said. “Jazz may have a small place, but Wagner will live for- ever.” As to lager beer, she declared the Volstead act will be modified because “Americans look upon simple drinking pleasures ae a native right.” be sold to furnish |working capital f Commen stock only power and th pany will control the ¢ pany by virtue cent of the commo | ruthers will also of common stc J > t a - 2 . . . r . holding 60 per stock. Mr, Car a large owner Subscribers to the preferred stock will be allotted three shares of common stock of the oper fating company with each 10 shares of preferred purchased New Party to Wait Election Outcome CHICAGO, Nov. 29.--Opening of a ldrive for formation of the Hylan Thompson-Hearst third party, now under consideration, wil) awalt the outcome of the spring city election, it was learned today from sources close to the Chicago mayor. Mayor Thompson ts expecting the moat bitter fight of his political ca reer in his effort to be ree! CN 8 eee se i i a next spring. Thompson leaders have gone down to defeat in the two most recent elections. \“Buy Early” Idea Is Winning in Seattle To educate Seattle people in the buy-early idea, the stores already have decorated with the holiday | wreaths, holly, garlands and novel. | ties. ‘The buy-early campaign, which | ts sponsored by the Chamber of Com | merce, ts being receiver purchas- } ers with enthusiasm, Buying crowds jalready nave increased and make it | seem that the iast-minute -‘eh will | be greatly lessened tna 7¥ar Foreign War Vets Will Hold Bazaar A luncheon and bazaar will be held Saturday at Roosevelt hall, 1616% Third ave, by Col. Roosevelt auxti fary, No. 24, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Following the noon luncheon, art cles will be sold, coffee and drinks will be served, and a free dance is | scheduled for 9 p.m. Receipts will | go to the hospitar rund VRS Tae © fn invitation ‘7 to hear ; The DUO-ART piano Every afternoon, at 2, 3 and 4 o’clock, we are going to ask Paderewski, Hofmann, Cortot, and the other great pianists to ply for youat a complimentary hour of music in our cozy Duo-Art room. These artists are far away, but their exact playing is here,in this city. So drop in, - pre verge ity and hear one o} p rata concerts that have been arranged for you. criminologists agree that, while the hereditary criminal |does exist, criminality produced by social and economic causes is far |commoner and of much greater sig | nificance \Children to Give Thansgiv- ing Program| “Betty is studying so hard on that | little playlet they are going to xive| at school for Thanksgiving. she |says Tom has an important part on the program, too,” “Yes, and he is trying so hard to| jlearn it, It {s @ long part and he has almost half of it learned per |fectly already, He's so proud of his | part and l« working so hard I do hope It goes all right It would | break his heart to make a mistake.” “Oh, if he has th much of it learned already, he can’t go wrong }T am sure he will b a he get stage fright? That's ‘s worst enemy, She thinks 148 it perfectly, and then, when sees all the people looking at |her, she forgets everything. I do Up-to-date You are invited to bring PP"hgio aid nicely at. that tant pro gram, She must be recovering from | friends. There will be no charge of any kind. You will enjoy these concerts. “Everything in Music” Sherman [Glay & Co Third Avenue at Pine Street SEATTLE | that ailment That |'Tom, By the way | the program, of course, won't you?” “I'm not #0 sure. I would like to, | but, really, I am #0 shabby I feel con | spicuous when I do Ko out, 1 will| wait another month and will be | able to get the new hat and sult I | want #o bad.” “Oh, you mustn't wait till that time. 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