The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1925, Page 10

PAGE | Gov. Hartley STATE HAS NEW : OVERNMENT yim pera Now General Manager of Washington, Ine, tf LA LI TrAl ATTACKS EARLY She’d Take Four-Wheel ASKS EVEN FUND HONOR GAMBLER ADJOURNMENT | Brake Off Government State “U" Wants Allotment O'Leary, Chicago Chara - to Equal Income Is Mourned by Many e : : : “Comonwealth” Is No More th Representative Morton Takes a at ids ai ve <j at Present Ee is a ul e| Issue With Governor rat isla as Up <] : coal Legislation ‘ DICTATORSHIP . NOW — are you Interester in at Olympl This newspaper wants CALLS HIM MANDATO KY MARIE KOWE DUNBAK vu you honestly and as best it can, by telling you Just what s ‘ LYMPIA, Ja Fait . aS Governor Translates De- | is wa Teer ‘sheen tho ogists cs its workings, Jim |Say$ Things in Legislature ap ace fe yh al he Star's Olympia bureau, will answer, in his daily : » treaqure the " mand Into Action Ma a i taee Jdrtacad to’ hat at the | Were Running Smoothly |necesceaks: « faith that keeps au . Mowe the Capitel, Olympia, Wash if you're interested in « . , ca e 1 age iy : Ya ask Jin eh and ne do his bew o find out f LYMPIA J 1 * ) on™ \ any polat, | a3 a hall and he'll do bis best to fh "10 pa : etrongth to f “ Olympia, January 23. « nig +40 f t hat is the soul of Mre. Har « = E . at work on Governor Hartley's ten ‘4 . nen members of the leg ; uses ourned today over the week t ey’ . aX > ’ . ws ‘ ‘ n two week practically 5 a ; . { senate, vappens now, praise or blame will go to the|{i.™t Re t Mille a : a to ‘ : ‘ gove Mr. R poy one of the leaders in the house, made Oe ORR? Yon 7 Wes tore © rata 2 x i ewpe that plain in a talk to the other memt He said the BY MARC NORTON gg pa ir \ $51 rs : ‘ ; € ty for the program was the governor's Rey ta 11 - that is . m the building ~ What 1 eas mber be able to!" . » Baiaagy arMtrg oe ype! Bis : " i DEMAND HAS BEEN : ou it come UD. The a esiaae | FOR FEWER LAWS ‘ s them with an airtight alibi | x eat 66 ; : HOME PLANNED : me ea fewer law wer 5 t of ten-poi says it is “ridic Rb . “ bp : : Sie ats ert th a . hat he doesn't know er to laugh or ery; PRngpers. 4 the svight. ae they. tee Phie lute case ¢ Humane Society to Open ;, ood to esl owes ding sbout it. “I am too full for words,” he told this correspond It ja a mandate or 8 _be my political obituary, - Her fait Rhimal’’ Sheliar snefit of tho weak iia a f . ent r f tt ere of P They are trying to hav sir pet bills included in one OF | ¢9) t ernor; he nce 2 PH LDS rected this epring by the King | games — ‘ other of the famous “ten points” of the Hartley program. | told might tain | manufacts Co Humane ociety. Plans for | (ZW i Horlicks And most of them will be out of luck De event’. must they werk . im is every wey, in | The ORIGINAL Members are still introducing bills which have no possible! po... 4 at ae: ARMY CUSSING modes 15. y yf. lted Milk . chance passage. Senator Dan Landon, of King county,| Like good t t |terday was the 10th day of the nes. ed ete OM rem be printed, Mr. Landon being a thrifty indi-|to the | t De: | em nme wre tes acaga! thane fis) Sa tiger iy with the public money. And ae pets A hae ad been two or three British Judge Frees Tommy) ,.7 ; i “ it be known that introduction of a lot more /),,., od. be t eady—and acon adjournment.” i f Han pet with a frown from him. asnage. The at HEADS PARK | Accused of Swearing waca'lenid toast e uf the AB | ce Senator Morthland, from Yakima, has a bill in the senate was running smoothly. Things looked COMMITTEE bil eu ae tit at Eamalle Prather, P . today concerning the teaching of history. He wants a sugar- rig en - thes pre Sg Mrs on er ‘wtya eure en, {nto r pis ' but coated version fed to students. His bill would not allow stated aback [OM bomen, Commarea a piace |) Petes SE ge : be ogary Re ™® any textbook or teacher to speak “slightingly” of the found- . several worth-while commit : { rae eee * ing fathers or national heroes. He probably would not let|vERy KIND oF THE Te a iatht nites ‘ehalteaat | “Drs ORGANIZE, students read several “lives” of George Washington—a very GOVERNOR, HE SAYS ke and 7 . are j SAYS GOV oe human person with many faults among his virtues _ Vary kind of the govs a mem ponsalitae , b other gentleman wants bootleggers to be sent to prison a : ales oR Sap . oa. tasgiee. for carrying “dirks or bowie knives.” It is a safe bet he has | jowever, that 5 the duty of thelcities of the first. class, and publ never seen a dirk, Probably there are none in the country |iegisiature to decide how much leg take or bowie knives, either. The gen- except in antique shops rulous the colonel s short session ning of im the broadest r “=|“Ma” Ferguson Seeks Favor From President it something ofa with phrase and not necessarily ev térests. Now the stockholders are kicking “Very well,” says Hartley réorgant: <The first thing the new gen manager does is BE a general ager. The legislature seems t@ interfere. So the G. M. puts it G J 2 J intended to pu' of Texas, | idge to in dealing ts 1 in Seattle Thursday to be shown at | Metropolitan theater the week {February & to 14, for the benefit of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War. It Is said that this picture coat the United States government ap proximately $5,000,000. efitire overturn of what is known as| i “popular government.” It will mean | | centralization of power in govern ] Ment as it hag been centralized by | the motion picture industry, for in i ) stance, in Will Hays, or in the base- | to Greek immig This request is new governor's sentiment in governmental af. fairs. | Incidentally, her stand in this matter, as it pertains to grant ing of clemency to ec . hax aroused the first This film in ne with the of ball industry in Judge Landis If it fails— Well, we ate regularly under the op oid ‘system. z Gov. Ferguson's program in The picture was carefully guard- rams | the house. Many of the legis. jed by United States marines, and ‘Argentina, United States, India,| lators feel a woman in the |a squad of motorcycle policemen Canada and Russia are the chief rnor’s office isn’t quite reg- [It was taken in Eyer’s armored flax producing countries, in the are “riled over |bullet proof motor car to police order named. | ouncement that she headquarters, where it was safely Z a4 ored away In the vaults, to be until it {s shown. MONSTER MART IS. PLANNED Corner Phone First and EL iot- Madison 0921 CAMPBELL HARDWARE CO. ld CAMPBELL’S —SALE— — OF — 100 SPECIALS 000 Structure for Trade CHICAGO, home of th ket, of approximately $6: will be the largest and most modern and sclentifically planned development of its kind in the world This a uth Ml, Jan, 23 Chiengo which does an The new ‘oduce mar nual business 000,000, nouncement was made by Water Market Trust—an which includes practical ll of the efty’s produce merch ‘ which arranged with 8. W. Straus & Co., investment bank ers, to underwri 6 per cent first mort bond Issue of $8,000,000 on the project. This arrangement, it was stated, assured the financing of the new market distr which will be established an estimated cost of approxims $17,000,000. Under the new plan the produce which has flourished on the tion has a ly market, Fa i |historic South Water st. site for the near South Side, where six it i MONDAY great buildings, containing 166 ie stores, will be Immediately erected LION WEARS GLASSES LONDON.—"Leon — Bmith,”* of I been Remember, this sale features 100 articles eted from all departments, on display in our pride fit Saas three large windows, and every one priced at a with trouble de sVesaVi i “e veloped during @ recent ha money-saving figure. Hed. veterinarians to let that Leon, who is one of the most fa a lmous trained lions in Kurope, is going blind | Chicago to Have $17,000,- | tleman merely yields to the general desire of legislators to, idea is safely over the ; : H top. Legislators’ minds get under way slowly, If they had had army. The paragraph reads as ee state is & corporation. Cit! more time to think there would have been more opposition. TAY pakehee tevauan tty i | are 8 gran oe peng errs Leaders and friends of the governor knew this. Hence the iimiaeal wi e tid All new styles and shades, from the world’s best | cfipital stock. Dividends are paid in ant f of entary. irritat or excite i fey 7, : — pence patos oy sNineton going to get a taste of government by |a# representatives of the people we Sy crus tn ithe mause @0) atinr cont be makers. Box back and belted models. Wonderful fab- { tigh—a score ferent as. ashington is gor zet . ? Ped teagan osihiee Ae nie 7 3 5 abe q Tenili ‘now the state hea been ry executive order for awhile. Well, a change is as good as a)" Nk ray Menirh ; Mave as ark lomaen toe must t ries, including the famous hand-tailored chinchilla, i haphazard by two boards of direc-| pact. Yours truly, the people's sacgares ieee y w taps. meeting every two years. Tt JIM MARSHALL. elang eae ne he afats per Values Up to $50.00 hes been run, not for the pub SP eS a ca — _ His Excetie lary at Walla Walla, who are| agrapt b@hefit, but t the benefit * oi) May I add this ted to enforced idleness. That /the court quitted Pr thereb apd influential “s; inter titutional ms «became ¢x:| was why I made the request to nerve | giving him d his fe! “bucks” up to the stockholders. The reac t her predecessor lumberman of Everett. She is the |togethér, are the latest terror for | 5 favorable and the G. M. goc cs gt ‘ mother of two boys—Seton, 22, who} London crooks. The combined mo. bY i tion is favorab 1 goes the presi ner Gov. Pat Nett, wax un. |Asks for More Money |* f June from Yale, and| mentum of the four machines caus I t tHe limit in hog-tying the legislature, | + usually chary in granting ex- | uates in Jun : 4 rom n au f plenty of rope,being supplied by the| ° ative clemency le SALE v4 Pape: . le 23.—The sum} h us who is & student in the jes them to a terrific speed stockholders. | LS cccniie Sire a | 000 is called for as an appro-| Everett high acho | - GENERAL MANAGER | > permit Mrs. Ants! for the maintenance and| From the time of her marriage Eye rere tee | e L. és 1 ¢ immigr curre nes of the state 1 rreiit = | TO WORK OUT PLAN BENEFIT trent wes of the state non | however, Mra. Miller has always] roxpoN.~John Garrick, In even i While the legislature ts tied cn puth for the) sought broad TA a cake irenidactt with his boss, Garrick got fired +) and out of mischief the new G. cara endl cemt r 31, 1928 her i Gy , ej Serena of Ey. | “You're dumb—get out! his boxy + ; {going to incorporate and work ee e " P i tuselof the Ladies re a {told him. “Oh, I am, am I?” re. i a y the Polk co! olega at D lent of the Women | D9) —s we plancof operation. This may work ‘Official War Film Will Aid Be Poth county delegation. J erett. part president of the Women's oiled Garrick, picking up a fire ex set ame 4 : “or it may not | | f ane that) Book club o! bon tinguisher from the wall and spray: | 103 Firs’ Av un: provided by law for the . tion of y-| «A But at any rate the Washington | in ked the president if | Disabled Vets jnow provided by law for the main:| president of the State Federation of |) it tt ine face. He later | ‘y Ma” asked p tenance of this institution, and ts en's clubs, past president of 2 experiment {s the most interesting| \ could be arranged so that te the. eee we my Didege-ed calah’ County League of| Was Arrested $. co nt in America to-| 5 could sta) a be cial United States gov for the purpose of increasing the! the Snohomis! A 3 ~ It pips ess ie wilt mean 9 Bepeaiyet ee oe ‘ -y pov eis teaching force and equipment of| Women Voters, a member of the jg a pa a xi = entered | 1S NEXt QUA OpeA the school which has had a great] Daughters of American Revolution of [Past three years. | almost a native daughter of 1am i fon of renist Jefendir when I wan 6 wee «him hy 1 am no (then */ manual of n hington MUST GO! tremely unpo when 1 right to let off steam when ond no offense by such a years a£0.!on the committee on state penal and our $26.85 institutte reformatory panei Perot, an }I8 VERY ACTIVE epee UNION MADE ernor, prince or potentate, Are styles|EN CLUB WORK R; changing, or have we simply fallen|, Mre. Miller han a . cgpane tert * oxox SREED SQUAD Another Lot of Overcoats you cannot afford to miss, asleep? mm Willamette university, Oregon. lities believe they have developed including the celebrated Clothcraft and other goot he taught music. Later she married | the world most efficient speed makes. Harr ler, now a prominent |squad. Four motorcycles, hinged i Oregon State Schoo Values Up to $35.00 : Increase in attendance during the|and the Episcopal church, Mra. Miller refuses to listen to any CHANDLER & HAHN 103 Pike Street Buyer Just Returnd From the East! Bought Big Factory Stock of | Compound Interest Be Thrifty and Save Average American Men The United States Treasury tells us that of one hundred average citizens starting out in life at the age of twenty five that 2 erty. yin, acapstiih el vas agile Hundreds of Pairs $8 to $10.00 Shoes. 54 Are in the poorhouse or totally TW dependent on others. JUST O PRICES—— 36 Are dead. ‘ 5 Are still working for a living. $ 85 $ 4 Are well to do. 1 Is RICH. Where are you—where will you be? 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