The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1924, Page 16

___ THE SEATTLE STAR ; DANCE PLANNED” cLuvir commpiAN Here MAKES RECORD Mountain Doesn’t Care “T'll Be Here a Long Time i Longer Than Controver 8 BY JIM MARSHALL BS oa Sh pas ee tee ray lle Ee 83 hy "You'll have to come around to my south said The} wit take th Pa Biantatient j Mountain, peevi “My face, that you're talking) 0 to, is still fro ciers haven't moved for weeks. You've 1ow hard it is to talk until they get limbered up.’ Ballard High Alumni Will} Hold Frolic ” It Says, “And Vy EO Over Name” face,” rortl north 10 idea Rainoma for all Leare, I've been a few million years and for a few million Mounta! crawling “Now, w! know?" "They're your name again, Speck. “The senate, or body, wants to call you Mount Tacoma, instead of Mount Rain What do you think about trying to change exp: shouted the Tacoma Man Faces Narcotic |; oft Sale Charges LD PLLL LLL IDL II PPL ILL LIAS LALLA LILA DEI LLL LA AAS LIL LAL SLI AIDA » his dream of ex aust pat h up the who was mountain. its crest and climbe I've no sensibili numbed, if you know w How would you feel," “it | Youths Held Hive I, on Bad Check Count|' with h attempted then went away a ‘conquered’ you?" “So,” said the speck, “you have no preferences In the matter of a * name?" “None in the least,” said the motntai. “If there's any quar. rel about It let "em call the south face Tacoma and my north face * Rainier. I'm not proud, Or they an call me Mount Taenier or Charged to pass a $20 w a Third ave. mor t after hin death the true fact g sled. BE h bad fired the bullet tical career of the ton Cohen” of the most _ mon | Allen, George Park Clear Wood’s Charges Reveal “Hamon’s Big Ambition ' ‘Wanted to Be a Cabinet Member and Plans) ana ’ for Respectability Cost Millionaire’s Life OKLAHOMA CITY, March 19.—)other person in the world to make Jake Hamon’s ambition to be a/Hamon rich and powerful; who saw abinet member, brought to the|him grow hardships, | bassador f Were once again by the son of Gen. | from a chen March 19 Leonard Wood, cost Hamon his life. 1 Believing high official position was coming to him in the Harding ad ministration, Hamon suddenly sought “respectability—and got a bullet for word from Sian Francisco | his pains. [to Wood in the 1920 convention {f/ says, Westbrook and Snodgrass are | ‘He died of a shot fired from a lit-| Wood would promise to make Hamon| Los Angeles’ best bidders for honors] He peari-handied .22, held by the|secretary of the interior in event of in the m: woman who had done more than any | Wood's nomination and election. ee a ———" SS Oe eeeeEE——— | LEONARD. WOOD, JR. \18 SUBPOED DANCING TAUGHT $3 and $ Leonard W sas deen sub If you would add At De Honey's but pleaded Justifiat ake Hamon passed out of th king room for Albert B. Fa fe pictur The bela | | 18 THE | | American c a Gott asey and Howard | ently teamed and} ? Tell You in The Star Tomorrow ED poenaedsto appear be the United A ens tine io eet Quality to your table mittee and enlarge upon his story. and subtract Quantity which was first given in the form of === & newspaper interview from your Spread General Wood refused to promise, | hot]. your own grocer , will recommend according to his son. However that may be, when the Harding wave started Jake Hamon The Wholesome Spread for Bread Gladden the Home With Mus Push Back the Chairs, Roll Up the Rugs end DANCE To the Music of the WONDERFUL NEW EDISON or THE NEW COLUMBIA ADVANCE! starts Monday Eve. | was riding the crest. And when It ended he was high in the councils of the mighty. From his ample bankroll he had put up cash with which to pay for the Harding convention heudquar. ters. He was a buddy of Harry M Daugherty, then the master-mind of the Harding organization. Then, during the fall campaign of Take advantage of Private hs Professional Teachers. * “PUBLIC DANCES Every Wednesday and Saturday even Hag. Finest hall. Best music. Lowest prices. Where a! dancers 59. 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