The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1924, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR ead TAKE PAINTIN Throws Hat Into. Ring Charles Heighton Wil Governor on Republican Ticket Run for Lieutenant- | Press Gallery BY FIEDING LEMMON ARLES H. HBIGHTO. Madison iin who nickname of “ Yate interest charged were state's lawmah Heighton was a n house of represen 47th dis light du: the ses: resolutic legisiature ¢ duction in all appr Heighton timmy during the ent! progressive measure: power battle broke lo use, Heighton Ww who staunchly thelr corpora Without being taxed ATTACK MADE ON SPEECH EN SEATTLE TH Was during this fight that came to Seattle one week-end an, ligeréd an aldrtss befo eduniy Democratic club, telling of tlie way the lobbyists “plied their Underhanded trade. in the power fight, how they practically controlled the lower body Csi the legislat how he power com: propositions rning his stand the power question. Representative Ed Simms of Jef-| femon county, republican fader of the house and the man} Who tried to put every obteacle in the way of the development of the Cnshman power plant by the ¢ @ Tacoma, had a stenographe tis meeting and took down Heigh. fon's speech. The speech was then printed and Wistributed to all members of the} legit 2 on the motion of Repr sentative John Hanks of Kit County and at the expense of t! It was declared that th was a forerunner of impeac inent proceedings ‘that were to be Urought against Heighton. | Heighton’s speech, however, was} Printed in’ The Seattle Star and} tle Tacoma Times and {t brought such a storm of approval from all} Parts of the state that Simms and} his benchmen- dropped the matter) like a hot potato. ASSAILED LOBBYISTS IN LATER SPEECH | Later in the session Heighton | spoke from the floor of the h and assailed the power lobbyie felling how they had come to him) [ LAwyER | Ethel Proffett |, The only attorney in the town of | Pharcah, Okia., population is a| gitl, Misa Ethel Proffett, Shey fown attomey, too. Sho studied awe io “her spare time, while a Menographier, until sho passed the bar examinations. announced Wednesday that he Friend Helps Girl to Hang Herself governor he Heightor gained th IRENE CASTLE IS NURSING INJURED TOE; TAKES STAND y YORK 26,—Irene B THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT} Real bargain prices make the Bargain Basement popular! Our yalues are well known amongst thrifty shoppers! Using Inexpensive fixtures Is One way of kerphug our pirices lows ¢ BARGAIN BASEMENT OFF ERS. BOYISH TAILORED _. Bargains, of Course Hair line and pin striped strictly tailored models in navy and black. Single and double breasted—vents and plain backs. 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