The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1924, Page 14

2 Seon i q Se ee iii i il i a PROTEST Says Clifford Doesn't Ask ‘ Black Top Roads Closing CONTRADICTS STORY [ar sixsing Blames “Cement Trust” for Marae ‘ . Starting Tale het : ea vane - re a : the rep 1 Th nat Mr Clifford is a ree «x drawn across the. trail by the cement th t s friends to detract attention from the facts In, connection with the high price being charged and caliected for SE ATTEMPT. councils. TO SPLIT VOTE an r in supporting The other misleading was his inference that whit Clifford had the indorseme officiaktom of the labor movement; The enemies of lanor of the state? that the rank and/every artifice to split and div file is not supporting him. This isithe labor vote and inaure the no: the contention and hope of the ination of Col. # Associated Industries and thelie between Hartley enemies of labor, but It is a hope) Seattle pool rooms are that will not be realized by them./ me of the! supported any othe and Cliffe betting ev ey that Hartley: gains the Mr. Clifford are usin THE SEATTLE STAR SHORT WRITES Dance Hall Owners May PARADISE INN rt SPF mica co, Be Digging Own Graves (LOSES SOON a Quarrel Between Rival Proprietors Leads to|g,4 « of Resorts ’s|3-Year-Old Climbs ; Steep Oregon Peak BEND, Or of Mr. and : : ae from this point to *y. The teh’ Wheat Price Rise rd. oa _Not From Wall St. The sixty odd thousand ‘of the! ination. Any attempt to bait to rank and file of labo scattered | rank and file of labor into if thruout the state, with the exc tx vot such circumstances | gest buted hi . tio a very few of them, have t xréatest crimes that | National bank atance with Mr. Justice ¢ committed: against labor, The oldest law in the world } and he nor*any other Indi. vidual. is in’ a: position to say truth-| th fully that they will not support! agair the candidate practically nimous- | in question W indorsed by the representatives Very is for that reas ice of t Injustice of that 1 to prot © arth sincerely yours W. M. SHORT. On come to the rescue of the embs that they sent to the State Federa-! THE BON MARCHE Barcain BASEMENT If You Are Interested in Politics, Study History! If you are interested in Economy— Study the Bargain Basement! Black Satin -Faced Canton sf by a \ ; Sizes is : a4” 48 Here, truly, is a satisfactory solution of what to wear and how to save money. 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Nevada Governor Loses Election CARSON CITY Congr Rene for representati vada on the face today from yénterday Richards will hav 1 the general elect greseman & can, of 8 able returna primary for the t Chief Gets Time in Dance Hall Contest Chief of Police W. B. Severyna waa Wednesday da week's time t FS Marcelle’s dance wan cle Severyns and was reopened w dance hall proprietor’s a John F. Dore, demanded that chief show cause for hin tion | The dance hall was dered re opened by Judge Frater Tuesday Dempsey Says He’s | Not Engaged—“Yet” | ATLANTIC CITY, N. J Sept. 3 Dan Cupid has not scored a vic tory over Jack Dempsey, world’s! heavyweight champion, who now| has a aynthetic Roman nose—at} Jack was busy today Playing a leading part in greeting the 83 young ladies who are aspirants for the title “Mis# America” in the an. nual beauty pageant here, but “took! time out” long enough to deny rumors that he is engaged to Min Estelle Taylor, “There is nothing in the line of an engagement between Miss Taylor and myself—not yet Dempsey | said “Miss Taylor has a long con. tract with the pictures and I have, my fighting to look after, so 1} couldn't marry her for at least a| year if I was ot cd i rn | moving picture ac Rainier Travel on Labor Day Record | LONGMIRE SPRINGS, Sept, 3 Breaking all previou period travel figures, 2 peoplo and ars entered Mount Rain ier National park for the three days, August 30, 31 and September 1. Last | end were 9,056 people and 2,234 jcars, This year's travel showed 60 per cent increase in peopl a 51 per cent increase in This brings the total travel for the| year up to approximately 146,000 people and 35,500 cars The heaviest travel day ever re corded in the park was August 31] when 7,759 people and 1,914 cars ; Visited the park. | Prison Problems to | Be Wardens’ Study | SALEM, Ore., Sept. 3.—Wardens| and superintendents of state prisons | in California, Oregon, Washington | and Arizona will confer on prison |labor problems here in a conference Thursday and Friday Principal among the problems to | be considered is the question of allo cation of prison-made goods among institutions of the various states | under what Is Known as the “state's use” plan, year's fipires for Labor day week-| ROSCOE Informal Service” Is 22): t Packing Planned for Fall Rage } tt eee Thunderstorm Kills Rancher, 3 Horse } Everett Paper Concedes He P Fs Will Defeat Hadley f Tacoma Taxes Will ‘ Sailors Sentenced ere Go Up Next Year for Stealing Auto PERFECT FITTING UNSING EAR, UNION SUITS For Fit, for Service, Underwear. 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