The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1923, Page 10

| f i z i t k i EXECUTIVE ASSERTS FLAGG ONCE A STRONG SUPPORTER : Changed His Opinion When Another tien ’s: (0 sexste: Man Got Job He Coveted, Says Doc;|:«: faith on his part would have prompt> Community Fund Gets Check’ And now comes the third Install- ment of Mayor Brown's new “ser- jat* entitled “An Answer to All the @ritics of My Administration.” The mayor is writing the story and The Star told him it would print it. Yesterday he promised to answer his critic, Mr, Flagg, so here {t ts. Tomorrow he'll answer Oliver T Erickson, How long will it run? mayor knows! He promises to Keep it short as possible. Editor The Star: If one wants to turn friends Into enemies, be clected large city, for a mayor can lose friends fast. Take the case of my erstwhile friend, A. FE. Flags. He was 4) supporter of mine until a few months ago, He wanted to be superintendent of streets and sow- ers; also, I understand, was a re- Only the} mayor of al ceptive candidate for superintenden’ istration, While I regarded Flagg as a friend and supporter, charge the duties of the oO May 25, and S&S 192: I received long Mr, Flagg, making applic [the position of superint streets and sewers and | mo of his ity, support and co tion, ‘The last paragraph o! | his frst letter tr as follows: |” “So go to it and may God bless | you and you are ut liberty to call on me at any time for any work | when I may be able to be of use to you.” SAYS FLAGG ONLY ORRIED OVER JOB positions. for ent oO: Seatile’s Teachers Well Paid and Weill Educated But They Are Way Above the Average for |« . the Entire Nation By John W. Nelson Calvin & who holds an office in town on the Potomac says that teachers are low named the need of the nation. which they er influence create for better th spiration they give ideals are the chief ¢ rc to the stabil md the march of pro- Coolidge says. they are such im- it follows natur- well paid. a number who year regularly, are slightly in minority. But listen. A lot of these teachers are unfit for their tasks, the ional Educational association, s in a bulletin Over 54 per cent of the nation’s teachers lack sufficient train ing. Thousands are merely graduates of elementary schools CONDITIONS DO NOT APPLY HERE Seattle luxury they are cational w equip obtai she h and hi years’ prof Seattle teac minimum of $1,410 the grade grade teac! @ year. Th teachers’ wage is around $: In the high imum salary is $1, maximum $2,310. Principals are paid salaries almost be: dreams of a teacher the } association t princip: tween $2,310 $3.430 as minimum ximum. High s Their sa that, they waiters and w HUNDREDS APPLY FOR POSITIONS HE But this doesn't either. € Karl Huszar has this country from abroad to arrived in try to fill the shoes. of “America’s fat screen com- edian.” He thinke he can do it. He is 5 feet tall and weighs 7% inches 800 pound. B.| applicants for positions in Seat tle each year. ‘The task ix mere | ly one of selection here. | | | The statisticians say the ave age school years is 175 The average in co’ is about 100 days. wage paid teachers in cities of 100,000 iy $1,800. The a wage of the count teacher is a little over $ some receive han $300. The average spent on pupils Per year varies from $1,200 to as | low as $20 It is to call attention to these ng deficiencies in the system of Amer less Bar eyes. eyes opened to Economy. cut sell All double yokes and long, sleeves. and one cut and good length, V, round necks, down collars. stitching. of water works under my admin- Mr, doubted his qualifications to dis- ptomber 16, ttera from assuring m | tr w ed ev 1} ef! tal a eh f for ft no On April 28, | me In the closing paragraph of Mite ee ee tessa a feeling then that | letter of nber 16, after review: |) would expect some appointment | ing the question of strvet superin«| 4¢ 7 could not consci tendent and giving mo words of ad-| 0 1. Y’turned his check, writ T ce in, HE BON _ MARCH GAIN BASEM With the keen knife of Economy, we can always remove the cataract of Extravagance that blinds our Trade in the Bargain Basement and get your Just Out of Their Wrappings! 15 Silk Plush Full fancy lined with Kit Coney collars and with 10-ine! fs. at workmanship and finish prise you! V While quantities advertised Will be sent h money gladly refunded. Outing Flannel Gowns Good quality striped outing flannel les in regular sizes extra size. eryns or myself if he knew of moral conditions of the city belng bad. Se works. Flags Would not have # had a fat salaried position stead of Mr Full square and Two styles with lay Some embroidery trim med and some trimmed with feather {ration for lends, he standing up for my Kay T may be of any help to | you, be free to call on Mr Plage romised me his sup ort, but he evidently meant that T] ould have it if I appointed him to high salaried position, which in pod conscience I could not do Mr haa never been to my mo of any corrup any complaint | hatsoevwer as to conditions tn the | ity It seems to me that good | Plage 1 him to have advised Chief Bev However, 1 am advised by Chief veryns that the only calis he has ‘er had from Mr, Flagg was when visited him Mmost dally in an fort to have the, chief come and Ik to me about appointing him to position on the board of public 1 am quite sure that Mr, nm anything attle if he | rong in the city of It might have been good politics | + me to have appointed him jn-| Barkbuft, whom I did had done so It n that the city Seattle ave been the} . and T think anyone acquaint: | with the two gentlemen will| 6 with me ot now, but if 1 ndidate for may his ch for $5 to help my cam: | letter, With his let of May 25th he returned the o me and I have held it all K TO YMMUNITY FUND My suspicions are now proven to been well founded. 1 am in: ng the check and turning it} to the Community Fund, trust. | e that it will there serve the yun purpose of bringing cheer | needy one. | ay also have | s some lit: | is matter | an en. artment | of pub anim criticism 5 results The fact emplc yment bureau pf ans from uffs, awl co ‘oats of thi much higher ar and 6-inch ity usually The sur will VHY NOT ORDER BY MAIL? 98° Polaire and ~ Two especially styles. Plain or Overpla Polaire in wrap fect. In tan and rookie. Wool Granite Cloth combination pleats, navy, putty and gray. Double Pink, blue 74 in 80 in Granite Cloth attractive tan or gray plaids, ee 9929 aid around ef- in In Wool-finish TG about enough, dancen tain thelr employment bureau Bungalow contributes $100 per Month to some organization of the Amerloan | Sunday Mall ames to other veteran or THE SEATTLE STAR “God Deliver Me From My Political Friends,” Pleads $500 per month, not quite ne, from thelr Sunday night At tho Hippodrome to main: | Yeslor way charge £0 conta for ad ‘Phe | minate dances are The men who ettend thease working men, loggers, mill men, sailors, miners and myn who toil, The 10 cents that they pay to get in han been net aside Legion and some other night daneen contribs “The Christmas Bazaar” On the Upper Main Poor, is @ group of booths where Christmaa dreasingas novel tes small gifts’ are conveniently displayed. Upper Main Floor Extra! 225 Sample Silk Umbrellas Going at Very Low Prices—Prices That Should Solve Several of Your Gift Problems In the lot are shades of black»navy, red, green, taupe, gray and brown. 50 High-Grade Silk Umbrellas Strong crucible steel frames and heavy silk covers, with wide fancy borders. assortment of the smartest new handles, Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche , Santa Claus Thinks His one Dolls the Loveliest Ever! 100 Colored Silk Umbrellas Good quality waterproof $3.75 silk. Faney wood handles, bakalite rings or leather straps. Tips and ferrules to match. pe ry which has been used to support in he Sunday evening dances below | stitutions where working men's chil: dren and working men's dependent ones receive the benefits therefrom Mr. F! , or anyone else, dew Ing an accounting of thin fund, may talk to Mother Ryther, the Tehmond school, Dr, Hur the Japane and put into a city relief fund | Relief people, and other reliot work: | guest at my office any time of the | Wide He lays' his finger aside his nose and twinkles roguishly whenever he looks at all the beautiful young women and wee baby girls he brought from Toyland- yourself and write him which one you want Fourth Floor—The Bon Marche » of |any evidenc $749 and we don’t blame him! Mayor Brown minds me of the Jefferson: "God al friends, enemies.” Mr, ers whose names T can furnish, or to Mr, Dowd, the treasurer of the elty reef fund, MAS and he will learn to what worthy causos ir | this fund has gone. If Mr. Wiag |aay or night this gentle ying of Thomas | deliver me from my polit lI can take care of my or anyone else has | Tomorrow I will answer even any suspicion | Oliver 1, Eriekxon wo lot corruption, he will be eleome EDWIN J BROV M Wrapping and Mailing Of Christmas Gifts will be handled without service charge in our enlarged Christmas Postoffice. Mer- chandise may be expressed here, too, Fourth Floor 75 Bordered Silk Umbrellas Heavy waterproof silk, with $h-45 ribbon or fancy _ borders. Carved handles with rings or leather straps. Tips and ferrules to match. You'd better come in and see them 16 Girls’ and Junior Girls DRESSES Reduced to $13.95 Canton Crepe and Crepe de Chine in Sizes 8 to 17 INNING styles, youthful and smart, fea- turing the popular tier and ripple lines, and the graceful panels. The sleeves are both long and short, and the trimmings are rich uses of silk braid and flashes of contrasting color with metal buckles. In shades of cocoa, wood, reseda, brown and rose- Girls’ Wear, Second Floor—The Bon Marche Pretty combinations of color, suitable for trimmings or for fancy needlework. ind blouses. sh and maize. ing hg pansy, | 24-Inch Silk Brocades Reduced to $1.48 for making ties, 36-Inch Firm Tricolettes Reduced to $1.45 Lock-stitch and some drop-stitched tricolettes, In shades of black, flame, More Silks Reduced—For Making Christmas Gifts 33-Inch Shirting Silks Reduced to 89c Fibe into men white, or white striped with pink, blue and lavender. | for mak- pumpkin, Third Floor—The Bon Marche 36-Inch Silk-Mixed Pongee Reduced to 59c N. and Very Specially Priced snp bs 38 Many Are Fur Trimmed Striped and plaid polaire and striped zibeline, collared both in self and in opossum, TRAIGHT-LINE styles, and trimly belted patch and slit pockets; side f : s, and clever uses of self striping for trimming, mark these coats as distinctive. In shades of Oxford, tan and brown. Second Floor—The Bon Marche d-cotton-mixed Shirtings that will make up nicely irts or boys’ blous In plain and self figured ature ade pongee mixtures, which are firmly woven, will w and launder well. Thanksgiving Linens Reduced $15.09 Silver Bleached $10. 00 Linen Sets Reduced to ‘1x81. ta $2.95 Silver Bleached Lunch Cloth $1.95 He pure lit th a Hemmed and immed beautifully $15. 5 Double Damask Pattern Cloth $10.00 i ng Moral patte in lustr x3 yard: and 2% T2x72- fa $8. 50 All-Linen Pattern Cloths $5.67 a glossy, lustrou Will give long, sat ral patterns in linen ery Third Floor—The Bon Marche Kalburnie Gingham} 36-In. Percales 15c ) 25c For dre pl and Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil 10c Hair Brush, open-back reduced to 82.00. Rouge, regular ed to 16¢. Pinaud's Vinaigr size bottle, red c appl Perfume, in sealed bottle; nicely packed; now $1.00. Bath Brushes, « with white Chamois, large quality sk Upper Main Floor To Use When Making Christmas Gifts Novelty Ribbons 15c Yard Dainty two-tone Lady Fair Metal Thread Ribbons. Also plain shades in moire with metal picot edges— also a splendid assortment of colors in plain satin— 3% to 2%% inches wide. Lamp Shade Fringe 39c and 59c Rich, heavy quality, two-tone effect, 6 inches wide; Copenhagen, taupe, old rose, =a and gold. 4 inches wide, 59e. 1 1-4 Yard Draped Veils 35c Each Heavy style; novelty mesh pattern with contrast- ing colored dot bord -many effective and becom- ing patterns from which to choose. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche hentia, American Be 39c; 6 inches wide, Decorated Dinnerware one kind or another, Included are: Small-size Platters Turkey Platters None in a great variety Covered Dishes Sugars—Creamers Delivered of patterns. Plates Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche 2,000 Factory Ends (Seconds) of Dinnerware Every piece has Vegetable Dishes—Sauce Dishes Sauce Boats Cups — an imperfection, but the flaws are not too large to impair the usefulness of the dishes. us (SECONDS) 10c to 95c