The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1923, Page 14

f t THE SEATTLE STAR Contest Js On’ BONE POWER (Japs Urge Negroes to Singers’ ‘Auditor Locks Vote Box BILL OKEHED Mate With White Women Measure Approved by Pierce, Dangerous Doc ‘trine Preached in Local County Members -aper’s Tokyo Letter MINT BANDIT HOUSE FOUND Suspect in Chicago Ordered | Released DENVER, Colo. Kid Ambitions (No. 8) Edgar A. Battle, Postmaster f i i eu" eee rereenny pak Bagar OLYMPIA bill, Jan, 16 Jan, 16.— ‘The A h jo in America by 8 to stir up race white wor in Seattl whe staged the sens 3 ; " eshgre dhe “the 9 dou in 9 hoMup in which a bank * ‘ 7 O rn i kiMled and one powe Introduced tant sma ent © by Representative 1 bile in a gatace had lain since the b Tamed J. ©. Sloan, © search has been conducted since the abet, An investication of the police Partment’s failure to disc | Randit’s body before has been onter @@ by Frank M. Downer, manager ME eafety. Orters were issued t " noi t 10 no 0 . Sac 1 @ay following the robbery that px Woman Wins Honors @earch every private and public age in Denver for the ba in Big Horse Show n Mrm de over the ete 4 lave to . neles for " ora o ories of very early bi This was not attinie: Ts Downer. CHICAGO. Hane, arrested with the inv Denver mint r today, His picture Denver authorities. bat fanable to identity him. Saturday morning County Auditor rerguson and his. chief deputy, W ‘He Wants $10.0 000 but May |: | R. Ferris, of King county, tnapected Not Get It Jand locked the ballot boxes at 4 E Me heater f sages pularity CC OLYMPIA, Jan. 16.—Troub!- werwne Wetween the appropriation commit fees of the hou nd the senate O¥er the appropriation of money for maintenance of the governor's Wiltomebile during the next twe ieeate Sccording to unofficial reports Shout the state h ‘Tt ts declared by a a meciber ef the appropriation committees that governor will only be allows ead | for the next two years, while | have it that the house com. declaration on the part of Senator will recommend a minimum! Reba J. Hurn that she does not mind tobacco smoke, rule No. 63 of the |; te egintature meets. the > nedioggrenad an the ee ie senatehas been suspended but | cee ‘Aaked for $10,000 for the pur. | Once this session. } Senator Dan Landon says he Itkes ‘And maintenance of his auto-| Veteran senators have remarked |‘ come Into the senate by the back for the coming two years.| many times during the past few days | *&Y '® order to escape Ye lobbyists, Fecommendation of the commit.| of the reluctance on the part of any- | “A small man might slip by,” says ‘was $5,000 and the house com-|one to move to suspend the rule | Dan; “but 1 never can. has evidently agreed to the see | Sant A bat, which found It» way Into the} de rding that the Senator® Ralph Metcalf a Karshner and George Marlo of the legislature was pre ne over the power b will be ng tax gettin e sprung from t Jan. a opened here pre t to they over the moritn of the « , the bin chester, Il en of the private power In . tay pore in . , 0 be - 7 ’ ti r ns ognize your b with | r own is Gauaed Ge at J. Peak and Son, of Wine and W. P. Roth of San took several ribbons Hal Daigler, manager of the Blue Mouse theater, handing two benny over the keys of the ballot boxes to County Auditor Ferguson, with W. R. Ferris, chief deputy, looking on to see that the |‘ {operation is successfully done. Left to right: Daigler, Ferris| land Ferguson. past the co also horses. ¢ woltmt wd saw the show. such a way th Mary Landon Baker Says She Won’t Wed PARIS, Jan. 16.—-Who, when an@ |where Mary Landon Baker will y was £0 the Chicage If t in the first ine has y. Mr. Ferguson has! rr » meine ot ae ballot boxes during the | h will last for 10 weeks © boxes with the official inclusion of the oc at the counting zion, Meteors Blamed on | Father, embrace ye biacks and | Volcano Eruption| ° (ce Ys hanya ‘et whites 4nd give ne. ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Jan | you are really ame of our common rise to better weal an $1,000 | text which “ie ne herne w she Sin brews hetre -| Just a Little Chitchat From the Legislature Many of the legislators wonder if there is any significance in the fact | that the sheriffs are holding their convention here at the same time the an island In wan ved re ‘I'm not golng to marry anyone— ponaible DRA PRATAP, sja), Tokyo, Japan.” OLYPHMIA, Jan, 16.—Despite the PIKE STREET—SECOND AVENUE—UNION STREET recommendation. ‘That the figure of $10,000 quoted ‘the report as the governor's re- was a mistake was the state- mt made by Representative James chairman of the house com- several days ago. the figure quoted ts four Senator George F. Christensen ele- vated himself into the story teller class Monday during the senate ses- ston. “A client came to me to borrow money,” he related, “and during the course of the conversation I asked him what liquid aseets he had.” capitol lobby Monday night, and flew about the room for over a half hour, seemed to be’ perfectly at home. . A? CREE | Chicago University | President Retires | January Clearance of Sweaters! Scarfs! Save 1/4! 13!! 12 '!—and Then CHICAGO, Jan. 16—Harry Pratt | Judson, for 16 years president of | Chicago university, will retire on February 20 to devote his time to research work. His successor will be Ernest Dewitt Burton, head of the department of new tertament and “Well,” he hesitated, “I've got a case and « half, but for goodness sakes don't tell anyone. eee the amount that the governor to get was the statement by a member of the senate Tuesday morning. Predicted that the two appro-| Senator Harve H. Phipps lg the committees will suffer their | hard-working member of the upper ‘Clash over this matter. Other | house of the legislature. it is said, have been} You can find him at his desk tn|earty Christian literature d out, but on this item there/the senate chamber at almost any ‘The title of president emeritus was to be a decided difference of | time of the day, and it's very, very | conterred on Judson by the board of | seldom that you'll find him idle trustees. Day by day we’re growing bigger and bigger! volume that brings you greater values! 271 fine Sweaters and Scarfs that were luxuries yesterday will be economies Wednesday. See these with your own eyes and you'll be convinced of their extreme values and superior styles. 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