The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1925, Page 12

EW THE SEATTLE STAR fe ee ‘General William a itchell | | P( ILITICIAN. SPOTS BY WEEKS bs . Col. Fechet Named New Aid he to Air Chief PUNISHED FOR TALKING SHUART’S “Clear-away” Sale latitude in administering the laws our city council makes. : If he should prove crooked—-and our system of state exam | | nation of city operations would soon show it-—or he should fail to run the government efficiently, he can be turned out overnight. | Otherwise his job is good as long as he gets results. Under the present system incumbents retain their offices as NRE RR cats 22 EERE Ee A General May Quit Army and long as they can keep the political machine together that put fh (| Just for - Run for Congress them there. ¢/ \ A> a Few %: Days! Beautiful Pumps and Oxfords, includ- ing many of the famous Cousin’s make, regrouped in two big lots for quick and final disposal! $ 5:85 fad $ 885 ATTRACTIVE STYLES ALL LEATHERS—ALL SIZES AVOTE for the manager plan amendment means a vote for a system of merit—a head for the city who keeps his job by conserving YOUR money and ad- ministering it wisely. | A vote against means a vote for a system of “gang | politics”—a head for the city who keeps his job by build- | ing political fences first and administering YOUR af- | | fairs in odd moments. | | You must choose between them at the polls Tuesday. The Star is convinced that ‘the city manager plan \should be adopted. VOTE FOR IT! tel € A See INGTON March € Brig. Ge Williar War We } — — | Great Hosiery Special : FiO HUT, eae eed Sm) He and 2 Companions Ar- rested After Street Accident There was some alleged jeal ousy of Mitchell, it is sald, be cause he was not a West Point man. He entered the service as 1318 Second Avenue ; ia ae Suspect Is Captured 3 a dvgeks, recommends) John Callahan Believed Responsible \ py e : Ww t Washelli after ‘Hold “Dads’ Night” at Bryant School #0 = GURION IS Sid : Former British Minister Hay to feat porran. Nasal Hemorrhage d by the Res er of the Unives «= BOY SKATES T0 HIS DEATH “Woman ts Injured in Auto Dota Adareios 658,968 Accident Thursday 00 Frederick & “Dad Months’ « the air pow y controversy over policy of the govern ment which took place principally before the airer n ommittee of ate 7 , Mi atrice F. Douglas, former assistant of Dr. Albert) Youths Escape When) c E, Eng. jr 6 An ardent ‘ lee: ‘¢ ee tie , m . 8 2 en- ee | Wh ‘0 attend a dinner See GAth ait’ dtrorett Ma Bridge eo boy, ah F. Mattice, who admitted in court Friday that she was en Found Stripping Car ‘age profiting sas Fa gee? say nd to} and | gaged to wed the oculist, bringing out evidence that the a Be sradk kai. Corsea, ore gece partment under one hea ¥ ' me * te doctor was betrothed to two women at the same time. : ister, collapsed, suffering tral nasal hemorrhage. Doctors hurriedly summoned dered Curzon to bed and caused gagements for the next few got the license num-|to be canceled. ber of their auto. The men took} Curzon recovered soon after tlersman|the headlight globes from another! attack and hopes to leave for of police. car at the curb, later. carried his fight into t attacking not only h but high naval offi Meretary of the Nav Mitchell charged tha siaft of the army jumped ‘a dawn of the aircraft th c e ing been | the Naz 2.0 g@heral board of the ed Lockwood, former Bo’ Stgelf to the vulnerability of bat k Webster, business manager| Marche porter, turned state's evi tleships and supressed vital facts|of The Star, accompanied by Mins | dence its presentation of the case be-|Wilma Mayer, cashier, had just Mr. and Mrs, Joe O, Neal, the re fe_the, howss. committee, [driven up in front The $i Wis conduct evoxed warm critl.|fices when two mi tifm from Secretary of War Weeks | suns, sil aad each frequently denied the|vas bas pther’s statements of fact. | ‘Some sort of punishnient for chell was considered inevitable e in. the Controversy, when he rode ydbghshod over army propricties in taking his case to congress directly instead of thru his superiors. Ther Photo by Carter & Bradiey, Star Staff Photographers FOR ITY NI ( HERE’S MORE ABOUT | _ MATTICE | STARTS ON PAGE 1 J waa Missy \ s hurt at discussed Mattice at one time had consive use o! ring and | ar driven ave. N. E,|) em at $11 E, Aloha st. and is recovering at her home he had dants, are atill ities all over the United They jumped $15,000 bail ck before the recent trial a is held in the city Jal Arrest Chinese for ties stated Friday that it) Sleeping in Laundry me to de-| onin Hor & Chinaman, ¥ Dr, Mattice | Whiting he} s hand which eceptacie and, said id. Spirits her hand. 29, was an indignant] ser —Your Expression even wa talk of his court martial » and disappeared at |; any more of a crime {df insubordination, tho this has The aute was fneage at home. 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