The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1923, Page 18

PAGE 18 Pioneer ‘Commemorate the N aming of Our ‘State Mrs. Kate Stevens Bates, who will be one of the honor guests at the Daughters of Pio-| o¢ 4 neers’ breakfast is shown standing between two Indian chiefs who went to the lature to demand that a fishing treaty, made with them by Gov. Ste phens, Bates was at Olympia on that day, and the three|* the country sion of the le her father, be still honored, for the picture. The will be toastmistress at th BY MABEL CLELAND. | In commemoration of the anniver Peary of the date upon which the ews of the passage in congress of the bill which created the territory | E@f Washington, reached Olympia, } ee Peahters of pioneers in Wasb-| f will gather at the New Wash-| ington hotel Wednesday, April 25,/ eforstheir annual breakfast (The bill which separated wasn m from. Oregon and named the} tories, was passed early in| 1853, but because ef the slow imervice.of that date, the news) ‘was not known in the 25th of April: Year's program featury’ as huesta M Kate Stevens of Olympia, daughter of the b governor of the territory; Mra. ©. Frye, who ts the only live woman” wha remembers the of the first Sgiret, settiors Polgt in, 1, and Mre. Eliza of the first ot Vasbiaston after it be- f Bates will give. in an infor- iy, reminiscences of the early of the first governor's ha ane i einen ; five times she ‘ethan of, Panama bé- of the canal. | of her first cross being a baby of Tess than 2 tek Gotan come ance) H and When ® tropteal. dawn- p the hut of his own people, she was kept, in company with two years older, until the/ long “hours of the night were by. Gen. Stevens in o frujtliss. for his babies, who. were in by the natives the next} | ME. LEGISLATURE mtatives of Indian tribes| he of the state legislature in| Om ful’ chieftain regalia to de- their rights to the exclusive Ag privileges at Prosser Falls, Men questioned this, and the’ came to Olympia to prove claim. ‘Thdians—elght of them—speak. | ply their own language, dressed | dr own manner of official pomp, | e4 almost word for word the| sreaty Aig by 4Gov. Stevens 67/ spoke thru az Interpreter, hd Mrs. “Bates was thrilled by the) onstant repetition of her. father’s inthe long speech, their : lent confidence in the right- a a "nd power of whatever “Gov. | had said. ES ON HER ‘ATHER'S FARM | 7 After tho seasion some one told of the presence of the gov- % daughter, and they eagerly to have pictures made with the central figure, | | insert Mrs. Mrs. Edmund Bowden, e breakfast. Mrs. Bates now lives at Cloverdale | Farm, the estate left by her father, later Improved by her brother, Haz ard Stevens. Having bought out the other heirs, she Is sole owner of the 260 acres which remain of her fath- er’s original purchase, Mra Leary will be In Washington, | D.C, at the time of the meeting, but her paper Ix to be read Mra. Edmund Bowden, who needs }na introduction in Seattle, etther so- ¢lally or historically, will act as toast- mistress, CAME ACROSS TN SADDLE BAG | | |which will have one representative | state historical researeh, us. { By (United Pre | ToKyo Jom “within be |world'’s f |Chartes A | City, and | nicipal affairs, |plan advinor to kyo mayor of T Beard has ate plan of pewage lines Bare “Roosevelt of Japan,” b much an polittolan, to put Most people will be done At curtosity fn non-existent of the bu jear system lis no ranita |mud ts ao about thelr t | weartng But }ters, he CLARENCE April 6 more paving boulevards Goto, who up has declared he ts present moder THE SE Daughters M eet Here April 25 JAP CAPITOL FOREIGNIZED Will Use Broom on ‘Ciet 8| Expert Reconstructing Tokyo Into Modern City DUBORE » Staff Correspondent Tokyo is 20d every torelg day 10 years this capitol car one of th ted ion Beard, of New Y American expert on mu who elty Haron Shimpel Goto, in mpectal worked out an elabor drainage, waterworks, subways, surface and buildings. 4 the cauae is type of going thru and doing’ Deard think progra that means it paved streets r uteide a Sintrt nownge that Dn Amertcanatyle steel and public st jare springing up by the scores: | ‘The 1920 ses-| district “old Japan” past regent of the D.A.R.,| | Owens has the distinction of having | © jtold vil mado her first trip across the pas#|\° 0) ),. to the Yakima country tn a saddi¢/the electric wir replace bag cradie strapped to the back of an | lage and Indian servant. dongle’ Other local historical organtzations with it each at the breakfast ai with con of the American Revol ington State Historical fety, Seat- tle Historical society, Pioneer auxil- ‘sry and the Campfire Girla The object of the committee ta to advance a co-ordinated movement tn ent and for thin|the div Stephenson Daughters on, Waah purpose each of the last named rep Japanese foreignisation of the t ot Tokyo. officials he which would de for one 1 removed the wire were au are rather but to remain tn the rest they want LATEST SKIN GAME | sranzeratisrn. A man of highty official manner |r he'd been | the on Germany, ernt to Kv remo le ¥ 4th heavier wir ve the vil and made away Marzhausen's getting alon, HAIRPINS NO EVIDENCE LONDON, found on the bed of the cores April 6—Ha’ bmnitted as evidence | ATTLE vo tranger STAR FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1928 Is Czar of Canva: * Thomas J. Johnson | BY EDWdRD THIERRY NEW YORK, April 6 tected wher dictator of c ta, taking a place alo’ o Judge Landis of baseball, W Hays of the movies, Thomas of the theaters { dn like these spell dan ox wary, The “czar EXP hie SUCKER GAMES Your mor April|als and your pocketbook are to be you visit the circus, rhival midway, and the county and Augustus | « “No more roll-downs, blow-offs and “That Bup of indecent shows * * SE the leading hotels, where only the best is served, Tillamook holds ha own! Chef Charles G. Turner, of the Hotel Benson, Portland, Oregon, says: “le gives me pleasure to recommend blic the more extensive of Tillamook cheese, © worthy economical food juct containing nutrition uneq! not Ng oe! protege Pace yrangeed ‘Thts ts only one of the many testimontsh on Tillamook cheese, of which we are justly proud. ‘Why not serve these dishes at an economy tn your own home! We have an attrac live sogipe' bookies: eqnesia ware of Soin Ti Miss Alice of Cooking, Boston. Write for it. “Tillamook* ib the orignal brended cheese. Look for the name on every tlice—none genuine without of the worst types of illusions with & nex appeal.” GYPSIES WILL GO Gypslen are to be barred, he for sanitary reasons, Also peddlers of moonshine liquor, narcotic drugs, | and immoral pictures and literature. i “Here's the “big stick,’ he said.| We will outlaw any show or con-| crenion refusing to ablde by the new} Advance notices will go to! police chiefs, prosecutors, nd newspapers in towns and villages on show and carnival routes telling plainly what ts» permit ted and what is prohibited. We will have investigating agents, and we will hit at achines and at improper use of mer- TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION score tte met st TILLAMOOK mayors, clergymen crooked =m }ed to those of his opponents [Seattle League of Women Voters Mrs. Ho K. Owens, daughter of Henry Cock of Indian war fame, is yal chairman of the breakfast, | and has also bern chairman of the brogram committee for the year. Mra | Women Voters Will Hear the Candidates On Wednesday, April 11, the Seat, tle League of Women Voters have asked all the counetimante, port | commission and school board candt dates to speak at their monthly meeting to te held at noon at the} Y. WC. A. cafeteria prtvate dining | room." 2It: has been the polley of | this organization to hear all cand! | dates” at all clections and to give each an opportunity to appear be fore them and tell what he stands for tn politics, Heretofore candidates have appre. | ‘elated this opportunity, and meeting together, each has presented his Views and in good fellowship listen The invites all women in Seattle who| are interested. Each candidate will} be «tven only a few minutes to speak. | Loses Two Fingers | resentatives will make a four-min talk on some phase of the work of ‘proved her own particular group, F wife, Wit ented th « becaumw Mra, Fu has bobbed hair, BACKYARD GARDENING Spring ts heret backyard garden. work a week now is worth 10 hours m day Inter on. If you want a garden full of freah vegetables this summer, send at once for our bulletin, “THE CITY HOME GARDEN,” prepared by United States government experts, which tells you how to grow two beans where one grew befor, and everything eles you want to know about gardening, from liming the pot! to picking the peas and cutting the lsttuoa Fil out the coupon below and mall te our Washington bureau: Now ts the time to start work planning your Dont waft until tt {# too late. A few hours’ Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1322 New York Ave, Washington, D. ©. I want a copy of “THE CITY HOME GARDEN” bulletin, and inclose herewith four cents in stamps for same. as Clasp Explodes! TRENTON, N. J., April 6—A cart- ridge which Clyde Oliver had turned |Into @ penctl-holder, exploded, tear- ing off two of the boy's fingers. PARDON ALL. LIFERS ROME, April 6.—Lifers in Italian Prisons are happy. Queen Mother! Margherita has asked the minister! jof Justice to free all on completion | jot 30 to 60-year terms. Many will | be freed immediately, | pr ser | Total cost of the league of nations | last year was more than $5,000,000, “AMAIZO” CORN OIL Highest grade oil—for salads and cook- ing—unsurpassed where shortening is used, STORES COMPANY ine PINEAPPLE 1-lb. can LVo-lb, CaM peees ee ne ur A roll n game |where the sucker is lured on w | prizes and then Dbilked by a mechi |ioal trick. A squeeze ts illustrated in | the game of tomaing balls in @ bucket for prizes, which at the Jast moment are put out of reach of the player when the operstor secretly squeezes the bucket and makes the balls | bounes out | “Devices of this kind separate side- show patrons from thousands of dol- |! These, together with keno and | throe. neand monte and the shell gamo, | are often hidden during the first | | three Gays of a carnival's stay. The |blow-off usually comes Thurrday, jwt om the sky's the limit for a quick |cleamup, sometimes with the con- | Bivance of town officials” | “We are also barring,” he aald “all Indecent shows, Including ‘“kootch' | dances, Hawatlan villagea, men-only shows, the '49-Camp, which tn pat-| terned after the old-time revels of | mining camp barrooma, and the fairy-in-the -well show, which is one down is a concemslc tzen by getting the co- cturerm an up the out-| | door show business from the insld Swindlers, gamblers, sharpera, ped- | and panderers will be ostra-| dlers, che Johnson ts a Chicago lawyer who | hax been connected with legal phases of the show bustuess for 20 years | He was appointed GICtALOT At 0 IDC | Ss jing of showmen in New York, 5,000 Gallons of Booze Disappears SAN FRANCISCO, April 6—Five thousand gallons of Uquor, held in a Warehouse on Filbert st. here, have | @inappeared, the prohibition director's | office announced today. The barrels which contained the Nquor are still there—but they are empty. Fluman speech calls for the exer- | cian of 44 different musclea | KEEP THIS FROM MOTHER Uncle Theodore, who was visiting, wished to talk to Betty's father at the office. Not being able to find the telephone directory, he appealed to his little niece for the number. “Betty, what does your mother ask for when she talks to daddy at the office?” “Money,” replied the child prompt- ly—American Legion Weekly. Forty unemployed ex-officers re- cently volunteered for work as bus conductors and drivers in London. Burglar Turns Out to Be a Big Rat CHICAGO, April &—Aroused by. police whistles, a crowd gathered around a North Side apartment hous at 2:30 a m. and learned a burglar hunt was on within. The Police finally came forth and re- vealed that the alarm “bad been caused by a rat caught in a trap. India has @ emall fish, the goura- mi, which gives an audible croak when on the surface of the water. FIRST AVE. 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