The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1923, Page 20

DECLARES FORD HASN'T CHANCE Ed. Howe Says Auto Man Will Not Be President BY MILES W VAUGHN NEW X R a pe THE SEATTLE STAR RIVE RSIDE, DRIVE [ ON FASHIONAB LE ny flier at tomb, of the plane Lieut, Edwin Johnson, ary within the shad: of Grant's t, destroying the The aviator was front not keriously hurt, MORAL--ADVERTISE! VIENNA, Oct. 26 ©) woman found In 0 to om the “They wanted to give it stage and invited about twe hundred people,” Howe said what would an old Kansas n) man like me do in a crowd of folks like that?” Now York hasn't spoiled Howe a bit. He still wears the same black string tle he did when he left Com. mercial st., and didn’t even get a new black suit for the visit. Howe said he'd already met a lot of interesting folks. “One of them,” he sald, “was that French senator who runs a news paper in Paris called the Petite, or something or other, that has the big gest circulation in the world—two million a day.” Howe likes to be catled a reporter and is proud of his reputation as a homely philosopher. “I get it from talking to the folks out In Atchison,” he said. The editor expects to leave in a few days for Miami to spend the winter “Just resting and talking to people.” Strike Is Settled; Movies Will Open BUTTE, Mont. Nov. 1.—Moving picture theaters of this city, dark since the last day of September, will reopen Saturday, November 2. ‘Theater musicians, whose demand | for an increase of $15 per week | started the strike, late Wednesday | night signed an agreement to re- turn to work at their old scale. | The disaffection had spread from | the musicians until 250 theater em- ployes were out. 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