The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1923, Page 9

jens olu. hey ERIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1928. HONEY NAME, ( SAYS OFFICIAL Accuse Balaad of Deception in | Abolish Auto Horns? WASHINGTON, Doo, Employing Son Repeating charges of irregularity @nd ilegal procedure on putting men on the city payroll, made in| & signed lotter to The Star xeveral | Weeks xo, Councilman Oliver T.} |insertion in the |the United Statos of Chinese, ulso. fommission after the commissioners, Acting under the advice of Corpora tion Counsel T. J. L. Kennedy, had | Fesolyed themselves into an inquisi-| torial body to investigate the charges, At Kennedy's dictation a |rights of Americans. enforced association of jehildren with schools. exceptions, other Ite SEATTLY stan Payroll Fraud Charged! MILLER WANTS JAPS EXCLUDED | Demands Barring Clause in! Immigration Bill 28.—-Repre jfentative Millor of Washington ap: | | peared today before the house tm: | migration committee and advocated | | Miller instuted on rigid exclusion | He drew a vivid new immigration bill stringent provisions against all | }further Japanese immigration into | declaring upon the Erickson Friday appeared before | | pleture of the Japanese the the civil service commission to give | | Dre re. Hae wRCATOeD: BitrE tO 9) testimony of specific facts and! the Pacific Northwest, other data | tlfey were encroaching Erickson appeared before the} al, economic and industrial} | He told of numerous cases of the American Japanese in Seattle | He advocated making than to permit diplomatic no Japanene and then Subpoena was issued citing Council: | tourists, merchants and man Erickson to appear in person, | l representatives to enter for limited Altho he was represented at the} | periods, and stressed the importance Preliminary hearing by “his attor-| of forbidding so-called ney, W. D. Lane | | students to come hore In answer to questions for spe eific data support his published | char; kson stated that many} persons are on the city payrolls who have no right to be there! ahd that civil service rules have} been ignored by that body. | Direct responsibility for the alleged | conduct of the commission is| pon Mayor Brown, Erickson | who, he says, has violiited | the civil service rules by employing & “youlk lady not eligible under civil service rules” as his assistant Seoretary | W. D. Barkhuff, superintendent of the street department, is accused by Erickson of having employed his son, Delbert Kirby Barkhuff, and ing him on the pay rol assumed ns The y eligible to ci ervice employment because of his age, drew pay during | ay, June, July and September as t Kirby, Erickson charges. 2D TO CHARGE “Mr. Barkhuff ng. f they come |retarn home afterward,” | manded, m pli char Tuesday night Jat 2107 Warren ave. & nurse, is at Mberty unde ay “Abolish horns on automobiles and make drivers his | tion instead of noise to avoid accidents,” use can- says Judge Dalton. pian loyed without | Judge Dalton Says Sirens Make the i Drivers Depend on Noise Rather Than Caution for Safety , ANOTHER DRIVER Is OUT ON $100 BAIL ‘oduced him to ¢ son and his employment was |; There was no one eligible on | ex it ix customa market for laborers. My som was employed first as & laborer and later in checking up traf. fie slips.” | The action of the civil service com. | mission was precipitated by Mayor Brown, who sent the body a letter Thursday demanding that an inves. tigation of cilman Erickson’ charges ag: the commission be | made. The letter quoted a statement — which appe n a Seattle news. kson’s signature} mmission with vio- WITNESS TELLS. oe COURTESY TALE ~ Says She Knows of No Graft | in Traffic Department HERE’S MORE ABOUT AIRSHIP STARTS ON PAGE 1 BOOZE ARREST CAUSES PROBE se | Poland Resents Interference With Attache “Man on Right” B FRENC H WARSHIPS KING BODIES h warship Dixmu HERE'S MORE ABOUT TRAFFIC STARTS ON PAGE 1 charged with recklean driving. 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