The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 23, 1923, Page 2

and leave off his signature If he uo desires, I will then show dust how |quickly his friends wilt be put out of | business by the police départment of Seattle, and convince him that he has }boen bunked just as badly tn this tn- | formation as he has been ff a good | deat of other Information that he has jgotten from ether people and which has cost the people of this city many | hundreds of thousands of dollars, Mr, Erickson may believe the men who represent the crime bosses and tho crooks, but it is my opinion that the people of this city will have more | confidenee in the word of Chief Wil: | | Ham B, Severyns, Inspector Harry | /O'Brien, Captain Joe Mason, Captain | | Haag, Captain Hedges, Captain Col him sus b P Mayor Says ‘He Is Sure Councilmar Was “Bunked” t Flagg Answers Editor The Star: I attached to the city’s pay roll Does he mean tg infer that ap- t effect on those ho has appointed? His Honor, judging from admiv- sions in the public press, has be come affilcted with blindness, self is righteous judgment, attle for 27 yeara and do |] newspapers against such attacks, a” Pos mean apea rts THE SEATTL a alieabiateachsmataeeanamemmmammneressee ine ee ee STAR d Brown Turns Loose on His Friend Ollie Mayor’s Letter SAYS DOC GOT PARTY DRUNK Democrats Unable to Finish Meeting, Asserts Kellogg So the mayor thinks IT would he as blind ag a bat to vice were pointment to office has had th 1 presume that tho old adage ap: piiee—to Judge othora by one's I have lived in the city of Se not need the ‘o defend my character tn Editor The Star: Kellogg Aims Knockout at Brown, Warns of Smoke Screen CRIME BOSSES 8, T suspect that the mayor wilt counter with the charge that 1 am asking him embarrassing ques: tions because he fatled to reappoint me to the city civil service commis even be mean enough to charge him with throwing out a smoke screen, BEAUTIES ON WAY TO EAST) Three piping beauties were knock- ing all the traveling men silly on the Milwaukee rallroad’s crack Im- Erickson DOU REPLIES Mayor Cites Those Rdlter The Star: in this w and TO KELLOGG dials, Present at Butler Hotel Meeting accurate tim Editor Tho Star; Oliver T. Erick: | jer and Charles Tennant, chief of de-|} 4)) know that I have kept myself Arorominiately. two. Chats “4 la a inet ee ree ee ee The Lord fs always with the complete. gon’s flash of Friday, November 16,/tectives, than they will have in Mr. |] free from such entanglements as a etn os - | Minow Seattle, Vancouver and Port: | righteous, and advance information E ais hy ale arickson’s crime boss friends and!| would obligato me to furnish r y rown, then the/land, winners of the Rudy Valen-| hay come to me that J. Y¥, C. Kellogg | and his bid for publicity by slander. | 7 oy an Chick to wis trikede th vic oF ly Epa ce mayor of the city! tion beauty content in crowing again and this time about A af Seattle. | ° ‘ e of Seattle, charged © press of | ny 1 6 meeting held by smoc Pee the city of Seattle, ta ensily | Cres CHIEF || tation of the lawn of God and [Ite sgt gue ee 2 the press of | hey loft Seattle on the #80 traln | the meeting hold by the democrats at | BAswered FOR MORE geet A. B. FLAGG Anabateny Xo large number Of! mursday, and will compete in the|the Butler hotel on Monday noon, E “Ie T were a) When Chief Severyns appeared be Colemutwn to the republican state | valentino beauty contest, at won | November 19. He saya that 1 crook... 1 would think it a gvod/ fore the city council and asked for | ———— — ~ gf hei e Canes spank iain) ©) square Garden, New York, ‘The |furnished the Yquor for these demo. | aber of promine’ pile of Ath ¢ igs time to go Into business downtown." | more police officers, Erickson told) squealing, I would like to know how | iciaty were ag wr i 94 time | Winner iy to bo starred with Valen: |crats in generous quantities, and. so | His first spell was when Mr. Justice| nim that no one had complained they happened to go to Mr, Erickson H s tino in a forthcoming motion pio-|much of the samo was consumed | interviewed him on November 15. It| about the police department of this | fo, looks as tho Mr, Erickson got excited | city, and that they were getting when he saw the bait on Mr, Justice's | along all right. hook when he was out fishing for a| Mr. Erickson has never given mo Mayor, for evidently ho swallowed /any information about m: the hook, line and sinker. Mr. Erickson claims to speak for the crime bosses. Ho should have them get some crook who would do Just what Erickson says he would do if he was a crook, and start in Busi- ness downtown. hey can get their/in an effort to put nself in the Permission from anyone in Seattle, | Umetight and slander this city Kihg county, the State of Washing-| order to do it lit ton or the United States, and after} When crooks are getting along all | | pa thay get going nicely under some- | right they never complain, neither do gne’s vice rule, Erickson, or some of | the spokesmen fgr crime bosses, bis friends, can write me a letter and | must be that these crime boy tell ma where the crooksare located, losing |to \Er tlons in the city nor anything else! yo since I have been in office, and I do| not think that he is keeping faith with the people of the City of Seattle when he becomes the spokesman for the so-called me bosses and crooks mu abl {2 | ow in Seattle and now they call to find out how he stood with oral condl-| the administration, and if ao, whether the crime bosses and the crooks, As tho publicity crime bosses, lthe good things he says aro seldom It | given publicity *s 8°] ERICKSON SHOULD DO “°| ONE OF TWO THINGS Mr. Erickson should do on the virtuous dootor, figuratively | speaking, held up his hands tn holy horror at such evidence of depray: ity. During the last week or 10 days Counciiman Oliver T. Erickson, onaolation, and I would also like know what they thought Mr, fokson could do for them, Did they a could fix things for them? There fellow democrat to the en loc ust be some confidential relation: | seca oak Se genial ¢ ust be some confidential relation: | tor, charged him in tho preaa with ship existing Mr. EB giving away to hin friends liquor which had come into his possession | as mayor of the city In reply, the |mayor stated that he admitted that he had given away liquor, not to | his friends, but to the sick, the halt, the lame and the blind, and other! | unfortunates within the confines of | the city. ASKS ABOUT LIQUOR IN HOTEL MEETING | I have been Informed by whose reliability to question, that there was a mee ing held in the Butler agent for there Mr, Erickson ia prob ly unaware that all of the slander 4 things that he says about this y will be published in aff of the pers thruout the country, but that persons nge—apologize to the people who I know no reason | ted him to the city council, or go |readily to the treatment of and Larger Volume in the baked goods use before the grand jury and prove his charges, He owes it to the public to} give the names of these crime bosses, together with any information that | he has concerning crime to the chief | of police of this city or to the grand tel, in this | city, on or about Monday, Navem- | ber 19, consisting of prominent democrats from various sections of the state. I am informed that the meeting was for the purpose of con jury. Mr, Erickson has probably | sidering a definite program of mat been “Flagged,” or at least has been | ters concerning the future of the |influenced by the Flagg, and if he | demoor I am informed that my would pay as much attention to the|friend, the mayor, furnished the American fiag as he has to Mr.|members of thie meeting with | Flagg, we would be able to get along | liquit refreshments in quite gener together. jous quantity, and that so much of I probably Incurred Mr. Erickson's|the same was consumed that thowe Baking Powder 4 en SAME PRICE for over 3Q years E} Quaces for Qmere then « pound end o hab fier o quarter) t a5 asp Use less than of higher priced brands MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUCHT BY OUR GOVERNMENT. Pauline Johnson, BUY NOW A BEAUTIFUL Coat or Dress —and don’t miss seeing our wonderful line of OVERCOATS AND SUITS and you can have your choice on the easiest Credit Terms you could possibly desire Our Credit System Differs From Other Stores 190 or $900 A IS ACCEPTABLE T think Mr. sharp a corner to make a point a» any Oliver T. Erickson is for Seattle, Erickson first I will next answer “Has Mayor Brown made good?’ | Beer Discovery Is es FOR THANKSGIVING DA spleasure when I started to investi. | assembled found themselves una te the condition at Cedar lake, the | or at least deemed it inadvisable, to dam and the sealing | complete thelr program 1 also when-he unde In view of the fact that my r of the pow n ba his» to the mations and ted to subst thru the columns of your self for the board | Erickson will turn as and In the interests of truth, rig 1 justice, I take the liberty of asking the mayor, also thru the columns of your paper, whether or not there is any truth in the fore ing report. If, by chance, it should develop that this thing was actually done, I crave the informa- tion as to which class the recipients belong, to-wit: the sick, the halt, the lame or the blind, WANTS ANSWER, NOT “SMOKE SCRE) Cause for Arrest | qin. mt sea cen jquiry, not as a tenta 1928 Fifth ave., for m # arrested by federal prohibition | republican party, but in my humble nts Thursday when a dozen bot- | capacity as an ordinary citizen of sof beer and a bottle of whisky the community ‘¢ found on her a. ¥. politician that I know. right, but he ts for Oliver T, the question, EDWIN J. BROWN, Mayor. | mt this in © candidate KELLOGG. yor, nor as an official of the} ture, Miss Seattle is Miss Catherine Cuddy, and she ts equipped with ao wardrobe furnished for her by tho | Seattle Advertising club. Misa Van-|™ couver {s Mist Irene Nolan and Mins | %° Portland is Mins Patsy Agderson, THAT SPOILS IT | Present at this meeting was Judge | home at the Orthopedic hospital, “Don't you think that young man jC , Judge Stephen A. Chad-| he named the Frances Skinner Edris is nice, mama? wick, Judg: A. C. Rochester, Geo. | scheduled for 2 p, m, Fri “I do not, my dear. He looks too|4. Ryan, Donald A, MeDonald, Dr. F and a short speech by much like your father when ho was | Jeff Nelson, the Honorable Geo. Hog AOD 7 ua a younk man,’—Ua Rire (Paris) jdon, member of the legislature; | sates es i ——.| Honorable Clarence D. Martin, Mrs. | s DON’T CRINGE Thomas Irving, president of the} SK: for Horlicks with the aches and pains of = | Somen’s. pcg sharp hin Rp shgpod | The. 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Toques and Bonnet dren; fine atyles and colors; on sale for for chil- ot assortment 98c Dresses Women's and Misses in Canto Velvet smart models Crepe rey jar ues Night Gowns for men, women | and ch xtra special values at $1.69 | $1.19 and,. ies ESTES Girls’ All-Wool DRESSES $3.45 splendidly made and beautifully embroidered, sailor styles, with plaited skirts; reg. $5.75 values Basement Money Savers | dl Dresses, all-wool serge, in middy and Children's Sport Socks, heather mixtures with assorted cuff pistes Flannel Blous¢s for boys: priced ape 89c clall at on ape Men's Und we t, a garmenr Men's black rubber Dress and Shoes, br on spect at.. that thore selves unable or at least deemed tt one drop of liquor wan used or had | Fair Planned f for ih ; wembled found them: | nadyisable to complete thir program. | Mr. J. ¥. C, Kellogg has insulted | jot me, becaune a gentleman would | c ult me and a blackguard ean ult me, and I pay very little n to banty chickens when I | aequainted with them. | the cornerstone of the nown citizens, } stimony is unnecessary to con- | nee the people of Seattle that not © prosent, but tomorrow howivide Imitations al further with this Kellogg Why not come arrange for that watch Shop Now for Lie Corkehtodé Ceremonials attendant upon laying | — Substitutes eek sion, I submit, in advance, that “ 2 grrr ee on tae ari SCL intelgent people will not accept for “her’ Toney NAY such @ statement as an answer to ; 9 ; z my inquiry, and-that somo may | Christmas? 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