The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1925, Page 7

SOND A) RUARY THE § EATTLE STAR Port Commission Has Unlimited Authority fered No Check or aractically Supervision of Board’s Actions puters N This third of a series of articles outlining the panennsit et in the outils . fort “SB make VOU st in port affairs. = ere ie will b a of today’s, in that it will pew furl ping of the men who manage port prop oo BY JOHN W, NELSON The Port the cre i by AW r ated a commis three members, who: alaries are $3,000 yea o other governmental body in the state unchecked authority in the expend 4 e operation of public busine | mike port commission's powers are supreme in the opera iis of the port. There can be no excuse offered for failure function thru red tape or legal res tions. There are 4 R must EXAMPLES CITED ONLY A fO SHOW ABSOLUTISM Msted in t s. Md 1 1 in lucting Auditors ‘Not e a cerned With Method = Tomorrow eattle Plans Tribute to Honor Capt.Gibson ‘Ban Lewis Heads Trade Mission Following Death of Leader Seatie the Orie: Mere to | body Ame McK mimi choot of | bothe s new] Ci a Kumble water in eulog before the party returns. Gibson, famous as a skipper @yil leader along the entire east, dropped dead in Mani night of February 21. Dav b, president of the chamber ud captain n man of w Others called attention to his | ge cabled the chamber. Heart| forts in building up Seattle's tradp| was the cause of death,|with the Orient; to his desire for| apparently was sudden. No| peace with Oriente have been received. | incessant work for his cit Was suggested Monday that a| const labor for fel f tribute {o the dead sea veteran | of the dozen fraternal and civic or-} upon the arrival of the ganizations to h he belonged. | NTEMPT CASE|DEDUCT RAINIER MARCH 2 PAVING COST ich Appears in Court} Council Candidate Suggests Answer Federal Charge Way to Buy Car Line | with charges that he had) The cost of paving between the ted’ federal prisoners to leave |car tracks of the Seattle Rainier aunty jail at will, Sheriff Matt| Valley Street railway, should be h Monday. launched an at-|deducted from the purchase price upon federal prohibition |of the car line, should the city de- accusing them of seeking|cile to buy it as a going concern, ety” at his expepse. cording to Torfi Sigurdsson, can-| e for the city council in Tues- E whe primaries, who spoke before a Rida ‘by aid perpesion y of workers at Meves’ cafeteria Rey: s ontaa die 7 | Monday noon. | t Revelie, on affidavits of W. Whitney, stant prohibition ude McCrory, one arwich must ap Jeremiah Neterer 2, to show caus fe should not be found guilt ae Mnished for contempt of court. gs accusing the sheriff |* Sigurdsson is known as the can-| didate of the outlying district be- | of his interest in their prob: The proposal that the hould be for the rath actual va than sa going |the equipment, much higher valt % cheap publicity stunt,” |cern, is a good oné,” he sa h said. “One of the men npany,*by {ts own admission, 1s] by Whitney left the. ja ctically bankrupt, and the differ- | lence long in the two figures would go way toward financing the| which should be done im rs were lately before more lives are los' in the country|because of this unpaved gap thri the trusties center of this extremely busy | , I cannot be jal highway.” | for that.” nould the company refuse to} B® Marshal E. B. consider this proposal and the city the only time forced to buy the lines as a go- United t8ate a fed of a} custody ot Yen wald 1 prison ete allowed to the Jail} in concern, in order to protect; sent with|the people by rushing this pay- be urgent,” |ing, Stgurdason declared that he! lhelieved that the cost of this pav 1ich js required by the fran-| company, | pur: Affidavits fil¢ rory state that on Jul: $1 and August 1, Charles |should be & federal prisoner, was seen |chase price. Place ofb usiness on Jackson St his home on Jackson st. by Whitney |in ise granted to the deducted from the HERE'S MORE ABOUT |) Rtas wits: aiowes' 13 PARKS ee st wilt” while under!! STAKTS ON PAGE 1 permitting | ployment thru the Volunteers of| Jail consti-| America, with the double object of lonternpt, Whitney charges. | relieving unemployment and beaut!- ® Attorr elle said he| tying the parks. One crew has gone| Rothing « the affair|thru Roosevelt park, cleared out the Grected Ly the U. 8. depart-| underbrush, chopped ‘down dead | M Justice to file the charges.| trees, constructed tables and stoves | Sti Seckaaee built nature paths thru. the o ha inva, is sat- | function entered the| third crew Lincoln pa age, physicians an-|making that ter area a able ior plenic parties, Throngs of Eagles in Cornerstone Laying 12,000 Members of Lodge March in Parade to Clebrate Building p b wa t N r t ‘ " t dar 1 of th bullding t 1 « program opened p ne nb ght edt r 1 from Ev fooper e n m, Ter u ey Tw } Balla 8 , 1 ed b } I Prenide H « ‘ola f Roland by W LEFT IN ROAD Se" Aged Man Found and Taken | : ROBBED OF $2001. to Hospital by Motorists ao | Proprietor of Fern Cafe Is cert : s Held Up After Closing FREDERICK & NELSON How Is Your Supply MAZDA LAMPS CLEAR MAZDA LAMPS 2T¢ a2¢ ‘ ibe. t 50¢. t, Bitrome 856. ¥ ‘ f BOe. 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Tommy Clelland, telegram on § sell Hawkins, leaving Liner, enth ave lumber Oregon Phe Olymple Hotel hant, going man, John south on First ave | paign With Denunciation | ton lnm the return: gambler b PAGE 7 FREDERICK. & NELSON’ ‘DOWNSTAIRS STORF Dependable Goods Econcan Piase—bredernh & Nelva Serres Striped Flannel Frocks An Outstanding Spring Vogue NE of the for Spying 18 the charr strik » Down mos Store tripe Frocks in the y y flanne ketched Yout hf ul ‘froc} attractively priced. russet, red and blue on soft cream color correctly Stripe two-tone shades ground. $15.00 Smart Silk Frocks Also at $15.00 tINTS are the outstanding vogue in silk frocks for Spring. Here, too, the Down- irs Store offers a charming array of fash- ions. In the styles and patterns women and young women will delight to choose from. $15.00. (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) DEMAND PROBE Grand Jury to Inquire Into Cause of Mine Disaster Mrs. Sparks Sought; Sickness in Family HITS GAMBLER : | Dahiby Closes Council Cams genes. % . of Port An K sougnt by her fam lida for SULLIVAN, Ind, Feb. 23.—De J a ee mand that the cause of the disaster in his lant at the mine, which Friday gamb. claimed lives, be definitely deter- ng on the| Phieves Crack Safe; | mined, was made by the sullivan led “a sure ounty grand jury today in a report Get $10 for Efforts 772) nae fetes ® ener’ Mr. Dahlby said. € blera se Breaking >» the office of the | prosecutor out straw b the public a Metropolitan Press, 2107 Third ave.| The report requested Harris to re- |many good 4 return them|early Mor morning, thieves at- ne the grand jury if criminal [properly marked in the belief that} tacked the safe, knocked off the ence was found to be responsi- 4d took $10. 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