The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1923, Page 2

il Service, He, The Star; br town has waded into the ir With columns Of Praise Administration and condign meht for solfscekdre ko me: peasant manner, he Mntimatoy Tam 8 Wir and crook, “He be: Me to resign from thé city i and become a candidate for mayor laughs because 1 erlt}- |” him for hootlesging, He claims Sh critisism null And void because Aen @ good Simaritan going Whisky, healing the sick: as6 that was called to my at: the man weighs some 200 is Strong as an ox @nd 50) ras know has not been sick in rs. Three quarts of whisky for seh a case is too large a prescrip: I am not a Puritan and 8 activity as a booze dis- amon the sick may be be: nt, “But the way departments | our city hive been functioning Of | & Serious matter, More than} ago tho chief Of the Tire de} Int came to the city council ed for an appropriation “to oo ited a ‘statement to show je could save the city some} 1 a year by this change. eity council promptly made es Dut’ thé $40,000-we | ght have saved the tax rayers | Jast year has gone glimmering. The injected himself into this mat- the board of public works has ¥ no Apparatus. There has Nothing but bickering, Yaw suits | dal and the end is not yet. “the “clyil: service department, “applicants unable to pass examina. tions are certified for positions. a case, a ® young man, not ot eligible, 50 GOOD : “10° | pom Overrides) I, Tt might result in a, judgment,|. LOCAL MAAN If In}! wa! put-on the pay roll with a pha oy hame. Mls pay was approved by 4, ho Clyll service commission sey era Unies atil it way Upped off to Mombors ot tio city council and. the phony name disappeared foonm, the pay rok, “Aa S NO HEBD TO CL my [CE IN GIVING JOBS" The mayor brasenly fills civil serv pea itions without examinations | and tig ) civil service commission ap: proves ¢ tho pay roll, George Russell jas fy t given a sInedure in the pub lie uth) lea’ departniont, That posi. tion hag beer transformed into a po- Htied! AP um tand it) was immaterial to méwh @ picked it. Dater, Mr, Rus. sell was, pat i charge of our great water sy item, a position he ix no better qu Uiffed to fill than’ that wf chief just lee’ of the supreme court, I, refused to join with! the mayor In making oa Y public utilities a pean placé for fn ‘competent lame ducks, Fo: this, he ru shea ta the Seeapa pecs opened his; mud batteries on mid; and has kept th em going ever since, | Skugit plant is Jue Mo has taken his atand glongslde tho corporation funklos who have Incommantly abungd mo through the Yours T have worked to reduce Marht rates fram 844 vents a kilowatt hour 10 5% conta, thus saving the patrons of our Hight plant more than lute a Million dollaty a your. His flourish about my wasting money tn sealing Work at the Cedar river dag and my criticlam of the excessive cost of the) Af out of the books of the opposition to public ownership. ‘The Red Riditi Hoods of public ownership had bettor tke & good look at this peculiar friend Mithelr grandmothers bed, It is my bellet that the people of Seattle Want & community better po Hicéd, experlenced mert in charge of our public Utilities, an honeat civil service tind « mayor Who can do team Work “with otter ‘city officials and other branches of goyernment in. stead of clamoring for power to over ride them Very truly yours, | OLIVER tT ses ruc) KSON. | Star Has U nique. Record as Played But One Part JC CILLE BUTLER GIRL of & singlo part—and a part that fg) part of the gir], per haps Lest desert bes Dale Winter, whio plays that ‘lit, te bit of salt fa sweetness, Ireg.e O'Dare, in the charming musie @1 comedy of that name, now at tly > Metropolitan for a week’s run t “TPehe," the \ittle 19th cantury Cindbrela of Nev ¥ ‘York, bas been played over two @ hotsand times by Miss Winter, was ¢ reated by her and — BY GL { HELD IN SOUTH \Planned Alleged | Crimes With Wrong Men, Is Cliarge Aceused of having planned a} | series of robberies and s (fe burglar. | ies, B. D. Van Hora, viho said he | ived in Seattle, has tésen arreés! y the police ‘of Labs Atigeley, |cording to word’ réeih “ed "Tuesday. | Van Horn’ had plow ned & series of, daring crimes anf “had émployed | two taxl drivers to masiat lilt, ‘be- | lHeving they were ‘yeggmen, thy drivers sald. Van Horn's arrest! ehgineered ‘by ‘the taxi’ men, who weit to the pc Bice with thelr) tory In addition to a ©eries of crimes, Vati Horn told the nen that he was was to efipet the release ichofski,, who” recently rested In’ Los Arigeles and to San Qiientin prison on ny charge. Yan Horn ‘was ‘topping at one| of the lédding hotels) of Loa “Angeles when he ‘was ariested and ~ had plenty of funds in ‘his’ pockets, the advices state. Yan Horn, in the Los Angeles jail Tuesday, said be would be more | careful about his associates. He de- nied the stories ‘told “by the taxi drivers, branding them! os fabrica- ' tions. ‘i | | ‘4 the sum total of her stage expert ence. Away from the footlights Monday afternoon, Miss Winter was just a girl with nice manners nico clothes, nice hair worn exactly as in the sec ond act of the play—nice, but—~some- thing more. Of her piquant beauty Whd ‘personal ‘chat you may Judge for yourself if youwish; fur sho car: Mts tie poor Mitte Trish shopsirl, Arone O'Dare thru her ps and downs —but it is my privilege to fell you of the something from within that makes Dale Winter make of “Irene” The ‘Jevable, true daughter of old Erin ‘that sho is=makes her grip a little at the heart strings of you, the While your eyes Hell the laughter on your 2; Yes, “Irene” is the only part Miss Winter has ever done. Four years of it} one wonders does it get mo- Notonous to hér? “Oh, ho,” says Uttle Iady, “but I don’t think I play it exactly the same. It would become mechanical. Ono night you y—ospecially tho first and ‘another night you feel it feel Jt one wa act —It edties spontaneous: | nd obe cin 60 that to her te} Miss Winter doos not seem to fo it Unusual that except for voice cul ture ‘she was without previous ex perience when she stepped Into the | tar part of this play. “I peemed be the type necessary, and the thor and producer, Mr. James Komery, picked me for trained mo carefully—and I si knew I Must make good. That was} thy paramount déstre—and I believe} one Can do anything if they ha’ enough desiré to do it.” Man Killed as Auto Takes 100-Foot Dive) ASHLAND,” Ore, Noy. 27—Bar nah 'T. O'Brien’ ts dead and thre other occupants of his auto are fully injured as h result of a Paci: highway motor accident &'Brien’s car went over embankment when he met on a narrow grade along the part « n-| c | A 100-foot | two autos | the bank | “BUY Now —and don’t miss 1221 THIRD AVE, con UNIVERSITY A BEAUTIFUL Coat or ie 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 $420 o $990 A Week IS ACCEPTABLE Ke Shasta river. | t | te an to infer that there | any the district will ta ison Attacks Mayor's Record KELLOGG 10 NAME: NAMES Ready to Tell, on| Stand, Who Drink- ers Were Editor The Siar: In reply tomy charge that a num: ber of democrats had a liquor party at the Butler hotel on or about Mon-| day, November 19, Mayor BJ. Brown has iasued a statement to the Jéffovt that, among others, Judge Cal: | vin 8, Hall, Judge Stephen A. Chad. wick, Judge G. A, CG. Rochester and several Jadies wero pr democratic mectlfijg h This t# part of the smoke scréon againat which T warned In Justice to the above-named gen: | tlemen, and all of the ladies, who Mave ‘been brought into this contro. | versy by BE. J. Brown, and not by mo, I wish fo say that none of them were present at the party to which I re I expect to namo the who took part in the drinking, on th witness stand in the superior coprt of King county, T will thank you for giving thts communication such publicity.ag may be proper. Very truly, J. ¥. C, KELLOGG, AUTO TRUSTEES QVERRULE VOTE Insurance Plan Rejected by Auto Club Following which “prop hurled & chatter trustees od anda charg wero and forth and tn which followed challenge, f thé Automobile Club of Washington Monday afternoon ov Fuléd a recent’ 30-t0-1 voto’ of mer: bers favoring auto ind adopted tub ny busir ps In arguments “ ° @ resolution ‘f r engage fn the in males of adjuncts be ‘orm of a other belt a Maxwell, sécretary It Was the wixth an pus of the trustees. Dui argun Py Ryer challengyl Hugh M. ¢ former mayor with “If you meah to in ided propaganda or t done any & crooked you muy sit down.” Caldwell answered that he did not had been but “erod Ked dealings, Dyer was human and that have beer the Victim of propagahda agen cles. Insurance men Were ‘at the meeting In force and were opposed | by @ few supporters of thé Instiratice hi. 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