The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1923, Page 2

KENNEDY ASKS FOR LESS CASH bhniy Department That Shows + Reduction in Budget } Only one depart: _ of the seven that to date led their budget reque i rr leas money to operat han was used in 19 Ment fs Corporatio ' ennedy’s, who # : ing for 3 f 4 ee in 1933 was Ht Kennedy calls at ions made in the cost of opera department since he toc ling over $13,000 year is made in costs for supplies a r \t rials used in the } The city light departm budget itted late Wednesday asks for 1,066.67, which is $568,691 more Rhan the department's budget for paes3, The large increase is due to a volume of business han 4 by the department, and to pay| the handling of the 8 | (t mext year. This department of ithe city is more than seifsupportins. ® Mayor Edwin J. trown’s budget appropriation was allowed | c ounsel and sew. | water, park and engineering, railway. OIL BRINGS SILKY SHEEN TO DULLEST HAIR What is the secret that is giving | tiful hair to thousands of n? Simply the use of Olive Oil in the shampoo! 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HURST pe SYNOPSIS SECOND INSTALLMENT | ba Jack Carlson, } 2 jail In Washington in 1960 £ der of A] gree lid not Kill, is net f . that he his land | Cree fertile Columbia River Basin to the Japa is under} w of the Orient They have a Japane © with a] cour When released } d his rt, Mary) ays them and arrest nt for the | ¢) en born ir away! A, F to him, ar nese h Nose logislature. awe, betr Amoric | te admirable Tracey | #0. my right | some st its oun “Yes,” cried the to the reporters, “even has for moment moments I thought he was only trying to scare the Jap those} But it waa tre ning, and I cannot,sign paper dastards who have ruined the kindly ad been the end of him, He growth of nature-and spoiled the| was dead, and we had lost a g¢ prospective food of millions, shall feel} man and a faithful co its wel No, ot reveal my} 7 ro mad. r plans, In the 4) Ja mrade mi t of| lee 4 and But that and we would oe that no real harm came to b but we meant to scare him near to death. Ho should go thru what I had gone thru, 1 ve organism could suffer the jes I had suffered, For it is nelf-defonse, b ased. Then basin, who had succeeded hira, recelved a code telegram m the gover , bidding him sit tight as regard: }not genérally knowr me to Olyn a once, in } the brain js mere |nervous system, th 7) | devel mind greater agon. » pain tha 20 less in tellig The higher you go on the Jo of life the greater the senal an to Going down the of course, leas sen © so-called atoiciam of} **! dian ts largely due to hi tive nervous sys s not feel pair eat Indian, and time when metality far as his lows wer ause ft had highly arrested ord pusenatindit asea i rain se of the Japa It} find. | sitivencan was always care-|of the I It was just as much a part of | less his makeup as circultious methods—-|a horse I understand that the word circult-/ly as tho ous means twisted, crooked, eto—as| can imagine {roultious methods were a part of) will be so highly developed that life the Jap system of business, A damn | in bodies such as ours will be im g part. (I like that word clroutt-) posalbi It may be «a farflung ous. It sort of enables one to call/ analogy, but from this I adduce my another bad names with saying |belief in immortality and reincar Well, George was careless, x He was) i flatte scale you 1) dite mitt them.) t both in speech and action. i Iso a scrapper and very strong phy- ‘ ralahira, weana | ¢ sically; and he had been told to drop | suffer as greatly in jail as I had) ¥¢ a stream of fine radatomis over that | done. boa large part of the basin owned by! By the time we reached Takahira, All went well until, in the | we were agreed 1 vieinity of the ranch house, Geors®/ say. George Rabe discovered that he had forgotten to/ without pr: ‘ by fill up with gas, and in spite of Bis} but not desperate efforts he had to COM! prisoner a down, That was not altogether bad The bad thing just then was the in somnia of Takahira, Jr, Maybe is}in ty prise sane onactence troubled him. I don't] rly Degas know. But I do know that he was) ontaisn 1 ad taking @ stroll in the dark and that | ina: when Mary he the genial If careless George enme! aia nos tice hoy down almost on his head. Interest- ing tableau! When he discovered how he was fixed, George had switched on the wireless phona and acquainted his 12 comrades with the situation. They were hastening to his assistan when he landed. But poor George | was very careless. It never seems to have occurred to him that Taka- fra might object to this descent tn his private backyard, as it were, But Takahira did object—strenuously, He had jmmediately decided that poor | George was ono of those airplane burglars about whom he had read and he knew that ¢ to deal with auch | * ie myself, | 6 Neppel| on what we would] ° attacked Takahira, Baat No, both| * 4 dead mar rushed towards Seattle, in town no Jap clannishnesy would be which this d abo those days ed the balance| ¢ bea | 3a | re him, There are cota to my story that it to keep the reade ed of the going on of all , ratio, anyhow.” Now, for a immediate vic us go to Olympia, governor, the main leas the where Trace) waa to pu’ web quite generously; there was only disturbers climbing rapid saw Takashi against every sumed a belligerent happily for Geo! ed it first—and wit Nttle cha 5. |Ror suggest war Basin bac tice. Theoretically to murder a man n him and theor- n with a black- | particularly | n when the man hits first and b which garr’ an Interesting] « aged tongue mea s 4 been there, |had the best inte Takahira he had ne intentions, did f ped senseless, At the momen hira examined ha small nes and one large ntly dropped about him as it] ayed to his guardian | message had been In hind the gover | cled there wag the will peror of Japan—whict mattered to him. dozen others who were | look back els, | of @ hy with tha | eration , tried to escape. too well surrou past two In the m was half|!s no longer the chance of church.| the and very | rule be » strong as it was hen men # and| not ting | abou et f Takahira got a|during the © ages chance to howl for help and disturb | da t express their n of night he was effectually | advancement wag dead ar if unrefinedly gagged with a plece of | in igorance: greasy waste and a dirty handker-|dared not say t chi Then a drum-head count mar-!round, or that moved, tial was held, with the planes ready | science wan carried out to depi t the first sien of inter~ | ———————— and one of the niet om the | POLECE Sergeant «| Testifies for SAGE ePaper mie Veronica was shown tome. I wax sitting In| pnitadelphia, Pa—P the large plane, and Takahira could] Aired Millington says for Si see me. I called softly to Elmer tit of humanity he feola it his duty Ita, set hia iat | before you with the 9 YOU) hope that If you are troub! was you will give Veronica ‘I was suffering trouble that 1 1 mo 1 months at a time and matderably, 1 the c plane read “Looks like wilfu one man gravely face ico Sergeant the bene Imer,” I whispered, “ know what Jap that 19?" no,” said EI matter?” I could—and 1 I can tell you, “Per- much excited, Stee would swell began the use of ca.and found thi n to reduce rapidly, which some hat alarmed me, and 1 sought t dvice of my physician, and when 1 d him what 1 waid, inue with th water. TI I did jand today am a ell man, have r trouble of any kind. I give Veronica Elmer |W! “qnajas I from it gives mo an idea, Let the pun-|the time I commenced its use, 1 ishment fit the crime, eee? Andjhave recommended it to jeorge may die at that.” jof the men in our station There was a rapidly whispered|who have been equally benofitted | colloquoy, which ended in Takahtra|by its Alfred Millington |being roped and unceremontously|Sergeant, 4th District Police, Phila |dumped into my ble plane, There|delphia, Pa had been three of us In {t when| Veronica we went to the rescue of George,las it 4 now one took plans | it | and the other remained to look | the unconscious prisoner did not imi We started for on® another across wee about what Takahira, We did not in the mind his hearing us, if fe could. | o4).¢. In f we had decided to tell him that we mean “frame” him send him to the friend who w shing the Elmer, that’s the wellir to he nged for some mighty unha different jJail's on and it k father, beside ly driving best girl out of 1. Don't perhaps matter, except th me as taking, h matters to us, to ‘ater the entire ht down his rising credit of my no other medicine cure took voles, A number house Water ts comes from the been impossible bottled exactly Springs, and for chemical ufter experts to reproduce artificlally this ‘ed provided by na George's George and nec urvelous water, » trouble eppel, talking to the intervening ture Thousands of users of Veronica have found relief from chronic con with Tanwt (BUPAtON, indigestion, am lkidney and would do theumatiam, bladder troubles and stomach troubles, You, toc |may find that Veronica is “The mheniamy|ymeer Way tO, Henithi!) A. big, et hurtferous 1 1-8 hottle at you prisoner |4FuRKiat, that said this in quart only 65 cents Veronica Water Advertisement George and ¢ the womewhat casually George way dead, He EXPERTS PASS Cam: at he will const posal of | ing uid tal v ssand acres san it © appointed the} Parts ing to 4 } were to be! &° for Hove that } promise t PLAN GIANT AUDITORIUM lane for torium and ath ON DAM SITE S| Dam ait ' preject in combined civic: audi tio club POKANE the « nbla gr Vash. district are fea acco’ > port by the f I be dis ussed Friday by trustees the}! 4 ted|Chamber of Commerce with archi od granite | tects and promoters of both the aud. ling 18 PFO }torjum and athletic club, ra) sit Drita re 4 for wing oF accordin to the ement Thursday mor ing t of the « a Adams | Waterhouse, pronide rood | of the whieh will | © for public subsertp mbining the athletic elub ackern feel harge of the Le ot } “ hich | ein nd Li olvi auditorium, that the building would receive the uint of use and that| r than elther| mmand alone | |maximum ame fear of the priesta; when me support burned at the church was in poll to be. Yeu, th & happl age, but when 6 of Washington wax ruled from t would be far greate drawn for the | re readily adaptable to fit the needs | t the athletic club, architects way. | | when. Sy auditorium | wishod use 6 currupt had opposed all antiJap| est name of their for those days L high well with ux Ignor Rie terrible they mongreln of supe greed for more money; yet se "vice r t is on @ par with stealing. The} money he to do #0. money The person greedy ation in the @eldom values honor) h men, who cannot spend all suffering have, sea nothing dishonorable | n thelr of the Basin y sp a ould perhaps th t who help before such —a beautifully finished, combination mahogany davenport table, exactly Having the as pictured, 60x18-in. top. William and Mary period, JULY E priced. or deputies, an patient to treat that patient lowe called tn their official rey various) 4 rtly be bonse than the animals. rid thinks him all right) # debts.” What my at begins thene r reports direct ¢ he pays ed somewhat judicl 4 debts, while one with the advent of ever r y cannot be virtuous Japacss gov at all the ar imperial authority, If i he was merely ing the orders of the empe harm to| compre. at was a dangerou ay K h no plans Thus r says r all Tracey boss might have ways you shall be trusted with] in best that you! is behind my You must not meek to dis ers I am carrying statement made eald, The emp ao and « the « of the sort, not nm arise as to the ey or the sanity of sed Jup governor—not only ur whole plan would tid in truth been decided the emperor every *, to the mind of there was only one man ld come to the gov and that was the emperor of| y mysterious man ing confirmed thix and| of the Basin fully be-| the orders received whom he voked a greater power, and F { the boss, 4 play upon this suo id mean the end o in the Basin a nkful to have agreed to thout the apparent © empe governor. that oan lums are destroy able bed. pholstered with fine quality 0d. me asking 6 depreda-| I cannot. * questioned the bons. Now for this mo. top there v dear sir, was asked two of them! ‘Tell mo what sabbotage in your ordered the gove ‘© group of boys, except th would & ause th body 6 police hn catch these white men, of neta?’ again the} seemed purzied. Hin ligent face betray to lower min sort Cs Had he uld have a» does the radical he we the place of the © they lack you like to make money? money | t Tracey, askod Koy morable.” te nyon what I am| @ } | baud | HOMES FOR RENT ut to toll to y r & moment be-| would keep a was to his inter MCHOLSON Flat Bastard MEMBER AMERICAN HOMER BURBAU: umed or golden finished frames to relect THURSDAY, JULY 12, VOR BETTER AMERICAN HOM —the lowest prices of several seasons prevail in this JULY SALE. Furnishings of quality that establish a new standard in value giving. 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