The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1924, Page 3

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CHIEF SEATT To Northwest Airmen © the stadium i 2 aroust rest in aer t wabouts. There should be al i flying up and @ the Pacific coast there are up and down the Atlantic seat uch exhibitions as yours will help to turn the th ughts of my people In the directi 8 of development of air travel. to you! To Coroner W. H. Corson Dear Official: I was greatly pleased with the thoro and painstaking manner in which you conducted the difficult inquiry Into the death of Gideon Emard, elty prisoner, Such attention to all possible details speaks well for your administration and, as a Dr. Corson, 1 thank you. To the Walla Walla Basketball Team Dear State Champs: Congratulations to you and to your townsmen who made it financially possible for you once more national scholastic basketball tourney in Chicago. we Washingtonians forget sectionalism and you are from Walla Walla, Seatt! but “play the game square,” to enter the In such an instance re behind you, whether or Grays Harbor. Win if you can, whatever ¢lse you do. CHIEF BEATTLE. To Driver of Auto License No. 48965 Careless Sir: Your disregard of the feelings and posstbly the lives of pedestrians ts magn: teness, You aren't the only one in Seattle; you are just an example of many persons when they Get into an automobile seat and grasp the wheel. Monday night you ® nly swerved off of Union st. into an alley entrance between Fifth and Fourth aves. and five persona, returning homeward from & theater, narrowly escaped Injury thru your reckless turn and failure to sound any warning. And when they scurried fearfully out of your path you maintained an attitude of boredom and failed to observe the common of an apology for your action. Had they not noted you a secohd before your rash action, three women and two men might haveybeen injured. Such reckleas disregard of the feelings and safe of others Is not to be condoned. CHIEF SEATTLE. |To Jim Marshall You're Just the “goldangdest” fellow I ever have seen to travel around the country and uncover unusual “yarns” about people's neigh. borg nd acquaintances. It seems as tho yeu can find something interesting about most everyone, Jim. How do you do tt? CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Gobs I seo where the authorities are thinking of replacing your hammocks with bunks. seems to mo that would be much more comfortable. Sleeping in t hammocks, I can't understand why you aren't all Heted with curvature of the spine, and ns for getting in one of pat is One of the things I hope to learn to de some time. CHIEF SEATTLE, To Apartment House Janitors Dear Coal Conservers: I've recelved several complaints the past Week that you are inordinately saving on fuel already this spring. Please remember that an apartment {s a cold place for a woman or a child to stay cooped up in where there ts no heat with the exception of a tiny blaze early in the morning and again in the evening. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Star Readers Dear Folks: Have you started “The Beacon Hill Mystery” yet? It commences in today’s paper. Don’t miss it if you Itke thrills. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Taxpayers Dear Peoplo: Did you notice tn the paper the other day that 11,000 pieces of property are owned by King county and are held off the tax rolls, awaiting purchase? More than 7,200 of these pleces aro in Seattle. This means that high taxes have virtually compelled 11,000 owners to Jose their property—and that this property ts then taken aft the tax rolls, thus increasing taxes on other property. This is the vicious circle brought about by high taxes. Vote against them when- ever the occasfon arines. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the University of Washington Dear Institution: You are soon to hoid your annual Shakespeare contest for high school students of the state, This ts a splendid idea, It stimulates knowledge of the greatest poet In the world, and gives pupils, at the plastic age, a firm idea of what tho English language {gs capable of becoming if handled perfectly. CHIEF SEATTLE. loners Gentlemen: Tuesday you are to investigate ugly rumors that have floated over the county auditor's office for many months about petty graft. The public {s aroused over this, as you know, and eager eyes will be turned toward your office tomorrow, The public 1s charitable when one errs, but a hard master if it finds you dorelict tn your duty. CHIEF SEATTLE. LETTERS TO CHIEF SEATTLE Dear Chief: Thank you kindly for your kind remarks as to my endeavors during the past month in the National Ford Salesmen's contest. Our aim Is to place Seattle first, as thnt is whero our city belongs. Yours very truly, JACK R. CONNER, Dear Chief: I am a consistent reader of your articles in The Star every Monday evening, and it appears to mo that they are “heap good medicine” for the populace of your city, It Just struck me, Chief, the other day whilo I was reading over tho papers, that the conventions, caucuses and turmoil of selecting men for nomination to the presidency of our country could and should be eliminated and a primary election be instituted In their stead. In our own efty and state elections we, the people, choose the men we deem best fitted for the high positions to be filled, as in tho caso of mayor, but two of them can be nominated and but two of them in the finals, and it is all done hy the people. ‘The people, after all, are vitally interested in the political program of their country, and the choosing of men to fill so high a position as president should, in my mind, bo left to the people, rather than to a few political bosses, who by thelr cholce aro very Mable to corrupt the nation. What do you think, Chief? An expression from you in your Monday evening column would be appreciated. Sincerely, CHARLIE MERCER, |Spoiled Candy Is Taken by Thieves Your hundred Sues Bank for Loss of Credit Sult for $10,000 damages against pounds of spoiled en andy ere lei 01 the Bartell pai ay ante of Commerce | Candy were stolen from ee acinar ty. OHH Tt Phil. /eandy fhotory at Westlake and stew lips, who alleges his credit and/Art, It was to hay been destroyed | standing was injured In that|48 Unfit for food, f ount when the bank returned en Nee three checks drawn on the tnatitu tee el eraiipe with, the nolavon,| ” weObbed of $239 “account clone John Dobit, a logger, Adains hotel, A, CG, Stevens, bank manager, | reported to police that he was stror Monday refused to comment on the|armed and robbed of $239 at Sixth pully und Weller, THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO F KEGEL, President Two Hundred and Sixty-Five ables in a Sale Tomorrow Sofa End Tables Da venport Tables Console Table ‘THIS group of Tables is the answer to the demand made by nating customers who appreciate bined with hardwood beautifully discrimi- Tables of Mahogany com- finished—and at lowest possible prices, value Sofa End Table Pictured at Left—A Fea- tured Value $5.95 Sofa End Table Pictured at vight—A Fea- tured Value Console Tables Choose either design, as pictured—Fea- tured Values $9.75 Davenport Tables With top 18x60 incties in size. At Left At Right $16.50 $15.75 MARRIES AT 83 | Aged Groom Weds 58-Year- | Old Sweetheart Here Heading south to bulld a love nest for his bride is Alongg7 Bradford, | happy ‘groom of 83 yearsof age. His blushing bride, formerly Miss Mary Minnie Wenrich, age 68 years, is preparing to join him In three weeks in Haywant, Cal., where he will pro- vide a home, The happy couple were married} |Bunday. A few hours Inter Bradford board the Ruth Alexander of the| Admiral line and sailed for Californik. | Mrs. Bradford {s visiting her sis- ter, Mrs, C. J. Judkins, 1023 Lake- view blvd. and will leave for Call- fornia with Mrs. Jndkins in a few weeks, Child's tongue shows if bilious, constipated ' Longview to Get Civic Hospital LONGVIEW, March 31.—Con. | struction will be started carly this} summer on a $100,000 hospital here | planned to be the best institution of its kind In Southwestern Washing: ton. Tho site will be provided by} the Longview Lumber Co. 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