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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
MOOSE FUGITIVE
ELUDES POSSES
Lucky Tommy" 0'Connor
Fools Officers

CHICAGO. Dee. i3.-~"Lueky Tom
my" o'connor. with a price on his
head aud facing the moose Thursday.
waa safe in the port OF missing
men" today
Efforts Of 900 Chicago policemen
md detectives ali over this section 20
catch O'connor. who stuck up the
Cook county jail with revolver
smuggled into Jail In pork chop
sandwich and escaped. we're futile.
Police Chief Iiizmorris stated 20.
day he believed o'Connor underworld
leader. would never be captured.
Thousands Of tips 81 the where
nbouta Of the killer and Edward Oar
row and Prank La Porte. prisoners
who escaped with him. were received
today.
Altho AL were r'in down. rifle
squads returned without their quarry.
The gunner were variousiy report.
Ell in many parts Of Chicago. NIL.
waukee and Hartford. Wis. among
other places-
chief Of Detectives Hughes was
attempting 10 run down the source ~
a note given him by Edward A. Han.
son. Milwaukee. Hanson said five
mrn In an automobile gave him the
note 10 deliver TO the chief.
II stated:
Chief Don't send anyone after
me. ! am innocent. I will be posted
by friends and XIII the first man who
comes near me"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
JAP PREMIER
PRAISES PACT
Says II Will Be Efficient in
Preventing War
ny CLARENCE punOsE

TOKYO. Dee, delayed -
'-rhe duadruplc agreement will prove
efficient IN preventing future war;. ="
Premier Takahashi. OF Japan. de-
clarcd today.
II was his first expression since
announcement Of the British, Ameri.
can. French and 1apa nese agreement
90 preserve peace In the Pacific.
Other high officials indicated par
tieuiar qualification over the expect.
81 effects 81 the agreement on Amer,
lean japanese relations.
Despite general official natisfac.
ton. yellow newspapers continued
20 express bitter disapprovai
The alliance ~ unfair and re.
s,rietlse toward Japan. declared the
newspaper Yorudsu
''rhe attitude Of the japanese dele
gates 80 the Washington conference
ia disEraceful.r charged the Hochl.
another Tokyo Newspaper
THE auaartipie agreement, 4. better
than nothing" Mas tho comment uf
Baron kato. opposition leader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
WHO WANTS THESE
CHILDREN? THEY'LL
PAY WITH SMILES

Who wants pair OF youthful
boa ricrnf
No fortune l. 20 he made cut
~ them There may probably
viii. unfortunately be times
when no money az all wiil be
forthcoming for their Keep. Hut
they guarantee 60 make up any
monetary deficit with smiles and
childish laughter with which
they arc plcntlfully supplied.
It's like this. you He~-
John poe which. ~ cours~
isn't his name has been abie 60
&c, only sporadic employ ment for
the last year. and his Wits has
been forced 10 go to work 10 span
the gap between two ends that re
fuse to meet.
THIS makes u impossible for
them 90 look after their two sons.
Donovan. aged 5. ana Robert. -
and even their combined incomes
don't furnish them with means TO
place them In regular boarding
house
So they're looking for sofns
eharitablY inclined person who'll
consent TO take the kiddiss for a
few months and agree 10 accept
Just what they can afford to pay
The father ls a locomotive en-.
gsneer. who gets good pay when
able to get employment al his
trade. 10 eventually he will bs IN
a position to take the children
back.
lie ear D. reached thru The
Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Seek 100 Kids
to Eat Dinner
on Christmas

One hundred Christmas dinners
for 100 Seattle children and their
mothers.
One huge dinner party for these
children who might not otherwise
celebrate Christmas with "A fes.
tival dinner.
This is the plan Of Mrs. r. NJ.
Bass. a resident OF Seattle, who
has chosen to spend her Christ.
mas day with the youngsters.
II want to hold the dinner par.
ty." said Mrs. Bass 10 The Star
today. Can you help me find
the youngsters"
And when asked WHY she
wanted TO hold the Christmas
party. Mrs. Bass replied: "Oh.
Just because / think there may
be some in Seattle who may not
have Christmas dinner. Besides
] haven't any children OF my own.
and ] Ike children. We can find
the youngsters. can't we?''
Can we2 We think We can.
Any mother with a group Of
Riddles who would like to attend
this Christmas day dinner party
II asked to send her name and
the Riddles names to The Star.
Any kiddie whose mother cannot
accompany him for some reason
or other, who would like 10 at.
tend. Is asked also 10 send his
name. This Is to be a youngster
party.
Mrs. Bass has arranged for the
dinner 10 be served 10 one Of the
downtown restaurants. where a
special Christmas table for the
youngsters Will be laid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
AMMAN ELUDES
HIS PURSUERS

MOLALI<A. ore. Dec. II. -~ No
trace Of the robber murderer who
crushed the head OF Everett r.
Davis. homesteader. with an az.
rifled the dead mans purse and es.
capped. has been found by officers
and citizens conducting a minute
search about Davis farm early TO.
day.
Following the inquest scheduled
for later in the day. il is expected
that a definite appeal will be made
10 Portland and surrounding towns
TO aid in the search for the muir
derer.
Neixhbors found Davis body lying
on his bed. His non.appearanee
about his farm had aroused suspi.
elon. He had not been seen for two
weeks prior 10 the finding Of his
body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia.-sccrc.
tary OF state Hughes late yesterday
made public the terms OF the agree.
ment between the United States and
japan on zap.
These are.
The United states 20 have free
access Go zap for cable landing on
an equality with Japan and other ma
tionH.
2 Tho United states and IT. ma
tionais 60 have the same right az
Japan aA regarding radio communi'
cations. So long as Japan maintains
an adequate radio station on zap, the
right OF the United states 10 build a
station viii be suspended.
}. The United states 10 enjoy the
following definite rights on fap;
The right OF residence and owner
ship Of real and personal property;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Morse Indicted on
Conspiracy Charge

WASHINGTON. Dec i3.-ChaflsR
w. Morse. financier and shipbuild-
er. today was held to the grand
jury under bond OF $4,000 on
charges Of conspiracy 10 defaud
the United states government
Boni was Immediately furnished
by w. W. stewart and George W.
Ray. and Morse was released.
The warrant charging Morse with
conspiracy was served shortly after
noon and he was Immediately taken
before United States Commissi~r'r
PITT for arraignmont
The proceedings were private.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
WOMAN CONE
WITH BIC SU|
Fear Expressed That :,
has Been Kidnaued

Fearing that IN. h,. !,
vie'ini,ed by thugs. ss.,,,, !.
lice we're conducting q eit,.'.'
search Tuesday for Mn. ~,
Hurwick. 20. who dIssO,,,-.
with $1,000 In SEATTLE ~.
Der D while supposedly On !.
way TO San franeises.
Hilbert Rurwick. hussa,1 :.
woman. came 70 geai.l. -.
from Their home At 1871 4
-. Tacoma, N inform "a.
Of bis wife's disappearancs \.
arranging her trip. Mira. p
drew out the family ssv,,.s
a Tacoma bank. and ean. )
attic a week ago Mona. +"
fought q ticket for gan r..
Hho then checked her ,,,'ss.
Per y. but shortly sf,.rv... 49, !
cured refund on n. tleks !,
"iss last seen by a hax..,. {
a' me pier. who told poI<. J
vas IN poasnAsion OF . arg. -
81 money.
owing 10 the csrels~rnes. :.
which she displayed ths 49,
waterfront thugs are bsI.... h
police 10 nave kidnaped ~ =
Mrs. Kurwick. when a. -
peafed, wore a black plu.b -.
blue gingham dress and ! s,nss Z
Shs = ; feet tall, weighs i7s !
and has fair complexion, blond. :
and blue eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Terms of zap Agreement
Made Public by Hughes

no permits or licenses to be require.
for the exercise of any right by any
Americana no cable or radio censor.
ship 20 be eatabliHhed freedom Of en-.
try and exit freedom from taxes and
landing charges. no discriminatory
police regulations.
T. Japan agrees 20 exercise it's
power Of appropriation 90 help the
United states "a get property on Yap
for cable stations and other mecca.
tAry purposes. n the United states
n unable 10 get the property other.
wise
In the agreement the United States
consents TO tho administration hy
Japan of the inundated islands north
OF the equator under certain eondi-
tionH. These include;
Prohibition Of the slave trade and
of forced labor. control ~ the arms
traffic control OF the liquor traffic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
FLOOD
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

900 The county comm lnsionsrn say
il Will amount 60 at least $4,000.
Al Kent the water began subnidinE
yesterday afternoon. but at .. m.
started to rise A. "a. m. today II
had risen II inches.
The NH Greek bridge near kenny
dale n out
Vpahon island roads were heavily
damaged.
Flood conditions in the city are
improving rapidly. altho II may be
several days before Seattle Is hack
to normal. Charles II. Case. supefin-
tendent OF streets. declared Tues
day.
Rainier ave. is the only arterial
highway that II blocked at the pres
ont time. mudslide at itsdwinE
At il forcing the residents Of the
valley 20 go over the hill AZ Rainier
beach. tho boulevard being closed
from 18th ave. 10 Tayiors mill.
had BREAK On
LAKESIDE AVE.
A bad break occurred Monday
night on Lakeside ave. The slide
closed the drainage and flooded sew
erai houses on the east side Of Lake
Union.
The Interisk.n boulevard was
closed by slide close 10 Seattle
college.
The water IL dropping rapidly
both nj youngstown and IN the
Tsalnier valley. Al youngstown
however many people arc ntill kept
out Of their homes.
Little change IL reported In the
Ballard district. where the lo~lan1
adjacent 10 the canal bridge ~
flooded II will he some dayh before
this water disappears.
The Fauntieroy bridge has been
ciosed by the street department. The
cariine running IN the hili from the
ferry slip wiil not be in operation Tor
several days. IL IN believed.
In the South Park and the George
town districts tn. roads are pass
abie
Rainier ave. will be opened 70
traffic wednesday " not today
superintendent Case said
The low.iying districts which SUI
fersd the greatest from ihe down
pour Of waters are held lack from
Improvement by the exceptionally
high tides no~ prevailing. which
prevent the water from draining into
the Sound.
None OF the slides are creep
iionaily large. most Of them eein=
surface eiipa. A week will cienr
up the most important
superintendent Case and the
members 81 the street department.
who have kept almost continuously
on the Job since saturday night.
are proceeding with their work
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
PAULHAMUS TO
QUIT ACTIVITIES
To Resign Two Presidencies
in PuyaIIup

ptrYAf.Ltr. Dec IA ysrl-
flying rumora that have persisted for
some time past. Senator -. u. Paul
hamus. the berry king. has an.
nonnced his intention 10 Withdraw
from the presldsnCien ~ the PayAi
lup sumner Fruit Growers Can
ming CO and the Western Washing
ton Fair association.
Aitho Senator paulhnmua declined
TO state just when he would take
definite action. IL ~ believed that he
might tender his resignation az head
OF the canning company At a meet.
ing OF Hhe board Of directors Tues.
day afternoon.
Need for e rcst Is given by Paul
hatnua as his reason for resigning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Jap Line to Divert
Ships From Frisco

HONOLULU. T. H.. Dec. t3.--The
Togo Kisnn Kaisha. one Of the larR.
est Japanese transpacific steamship
lines. is TO divert several OF It's ships
from the service between san Fran.
cisco and the orient to Australia. nc.
cording TO Tokyo dispatch to the
Nippu Jill Japanese-language news.
paper Of Honolulu
Fast passenger aud freight service
between Japan ana Australia will be-
the dispatch declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
General Agreement
Reached on Navies

MAsHtNgToS, bsc- 1.-The
naval powers arr Ia general aKree
ment" over the naval holiday.
nritsiu'a s.mi official spokesman in.
dleaisd today.
This agreement carries out the
spirit II thc Hughes ieyeat naval
vacation. bait he Indicated that
some notifications might b.
ree~sAary =
There - Htiii iarh that the MutNu
will b. conceded Japan. wheFrupon
America could probably retain the
West Virginia and complete an.
other modern vessel whlle Great
Britain would have the rght 20
build one or two Hoods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Officers in Crash
on Fugitive Trail

MILWAUKEE. Dec i3.-F'ive Chi.
cago detectives. racing madly on the
trail Of Tommy O'Connor. fugitive
murderer. were severely injured today
when their automobile turned over.
ten miles from here.
Both legs OF Albert Boaahule. for
mer puFtlisi. and the most noted de.
tec,iye 81 Chlcago'E force. were brok.
en-. Detective John MHrphy's legs
also were broken.
Other Injured were Detective Ed.
ward kinneiiy and William H.
Schultz and Chauffeur Franley.
The party was racing to Hartford.
Via. on information that O'connor.
with two pals. who broke Jail with
him. were SURROUNDED in a hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
FRENCH NAVAL
IDEA OPPOSED

WASHINGTON. Dec. - The
british delegation will oppose ntrsnu.
pualy an upward allotment ~ naval
strength To France and Italy
one Of 10 naval Npok"smen made
that unmisiskAbiy dennli. today.
Any attempt by France 20 get the
right to fleet az Trrat a. Japsn's
viii h. eustntsrrd with tho British ~.
Eumeut that such an assignment
would upset the whole Hughes naval
Fxf4a Milan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Chief Quits
in Row Over Stagg

TACOMA. Dec. IA strife in the
police department here eliminated TO.
day when chief Harry NJ. Smith ten.
dercd his resignation to Public Safety
Commissioner Shoemaker A crisis
was precipitated when Smith sus.
pended Detective Captain J. s. Strick.
land for 80 days for insubordinntion
Strickland and Smith have been at
outs ever since the famous Stagg kid.
napIng case, is months ago. The sus.
pension of Strickland came when he
went to Seattle last Saturday. to
make important arrests without ask.
ing permission from CHIEF Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Harding Looks for
Second Conference

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 - Prssi
dent Harding expects another inter.
national conference within year. 9,
was said AZ the white House today
Hts expectation u that the present
conference will make provision for
future meeting before adjourn
ment
The question OF special economic
conference. being advocated In Flu.
rope. will not be given consideration
here. pending completion Of the arms
conference. high white House au.
thoritles declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
FEAR CLOOMS
IRISH TREATY
Pessimism Replaces Joy
Over Pact
ny CHARLES n. MCCAIN

DUBLIN. Dec. "a ~ feeling OF
fear that the Dali Eir-ann might 70.
puiiate the Angio.Iriah treaty devsi.
oped in las, minute scurrying ~ po
iiiical ranks on the eve OF tho par
session today.
\ strange pessifnlsm crcpt into the
hustle and hustle around the Gresh.
am headquarters Of the Col
faciions-and estimates
Of the favorable majority in the Dai
Wednesday fell decidedly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
LaStCbaD(elI
SeeRlPIue
Expects
THURSDAY
DEC. Is
is LAST DAY m
SEATTLE
Free
Information
and
Application q
Famous Rice
Method
on Your Partielol|
Rupture

y p Williams. the rupfxr srDGI|
who has been meeting IL rucG1N1
az his headquarters Il ~ &GsIj
Hotel for the past fsw ~ "a
demonstrating 60 them u tnes1
Rice Non-SurgicsI Rupszfs Nfaksd|
viii remain at the hot<s y Sesss1
until Thursday evening. bPoenh
Is. All OF those who srt ruptIr
and who have not taken t6sanl11
OF the opportunity wkscA tin
pert offers. should lose no tn /
calling at the hotel TO ~ kin
makes no charge whatever fts
demonstration. advice and scpl1
ton OF the Rice Method IL ycsY r
ticular case. Mrs. Williams uslI \
sonaiiy attend all women ~ 4
dr.n.
II you are ruptured ee ~
anything prevent you from -
this expert while he 10 here =
trained under the rersoaal -
vision Of W. $. Rice, Adams. y
who perfected the far-fAne1
Method. TO which SO many
sands have ascrihed their esfe
letters written By them
Come in and see Mr.. Win
Find out ahout this isnpcrtaht
for yourself. Your future comfo1
freedom from gourinE traxssf
most important thing in fht
world 10 you. Follow the
those other thousands Of ~
persons who had the kiee
demonstrated to them. decideq
IL. and have since repcrtea
selves as cured.
II does not cost you Z
find out all about this MsnS
have ii fully and completely
stratcd right upon your e.
turc. This is what Mr.. ana -
Iiams are here for. You pux
ing unless you are fully cons
and anxious TO buy.
Your time Is short nov.
let these experts get away
vour seeing them and nnesss
a bout this important mau !.
member. there IL NoTHiNu y
important to you. srt
Mr. Williams win be Eia0
You call upon him az the nc 49,
= to i2 forenoons. : 70 s.ss,ss
ar Z TO 2 in the evenings. wv. W..
remainder OF his stay 20
The dates are December La.;,x
* Don't lose this opposta.
fAaxertfsementl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13

Al slivana the stillaxuamish river
had returned 10 the confines 81 iuA
banks Thursday morning The water.
at one time three feet deep in the
streets Of the town. had entirely re-
ccsied. Il was reported.
The property damage {. said 10 be
negligible. but railroad traffic IL at a
s,ands,ill because of "A waShout be.
tween silvana and stanwood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Machinery Freishf
Rates Will Be- {,

deductions In freight rates er :.
chimes and machinery from ch,,..
20 territory west viii bspm~ ~
I'VE January is. according q q +
Andrews. district freight arr, !.
tho southern Pacific rsilrosx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Officers Elected
by Local Florists

r. r. Rosaia was elected treasurer
or the Seattle Florists association
Monday night at a meeting at the
Hotel st. Regis. III. e. Mills was
elected secretary. The new officers
were chosen to succeed w. s. Colds.
barry. who previously held both Of
fees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
TOO MANY
EMPTY CARS

Wits reFoutinK suggestions were
based On the theory, he explained.
that there are too many empty
cars on the downtown streets
'sit doesn't pay 20 run street
car with only two or three passcn.
gers aboard" he said.
Among the minor rccomrnenda.
tons OF the report are tho siirni.
nation OF the Queen Anne ave.
shuttle car. doGbie-trackins 18th
ave. from tTth ". 20 the city limits.
the elimination 90 far a. possible
OF the elevated structure service In
South Seattle.
Councilman Fitzgerald presided
over The meeting Mayor Caldwell
Was invited TO attend. hut refused
The first part of waits speech was
devoted TO withdrawing the pur.
chase OF the traction lines lie ex-
planned the circumstances surround
ing the purchase. declaring thar Il
was the outcome Of the cify'a desire
30 further the shlphullding Industry
here.
The entire transaction Legally L..
and morally must BE-. BY all honor.
abie men. considered closed incl.
dent he said
This statement was In opposition
TO the charges made hy Mayer Calsi-
well that the city was ~huncoed" out
Of several millions In the traction
purchase.
Wit sharply criticised the
fight that has BEEN waRed be-
tween Mayor Caldwell and the
council. declaring that this had
an especially harmful effect on
the street car system.
The Cleveland man adhered 10 his
resolution not TO discuss the scent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
FLOOD is BLESSING
IN DISGUISE. THINK
BERRY FARM MEN

Some Of the farmers In the
white and Green river valleys
consider the flood more Of a bless
Ing than calamity As the wa.
t~rs recede. a layer 81 rich silt Is
left on the lowiands.
Wen &c, twice az big a berry
crop next year" the farmers say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
SIZES ANOTHER
$500, 600 StNt>.

Routing rcvisionA would effect a
saving Of another 100000. Wit de-
clarcd
JunkiuE Of the old 900" t,pe
of street ear for faster. lighter
and mere comfortable ear would
result In further saving of
Sle0. 600. he said The heavy.
high stepped street ears are In.
eifiri~ut and use Tar too much
'.lnisss~ far their carrying ca
paeity. the Cleveland expert
added.
The most controversial suggestion
of wit. perhaps. was hts recon
mendatlon that the eity's credit he
pledged Go tho extent Of $500 600 to
raise the initial payment ON the pur'
chase OF new ears.
This sum would be repaid out Of
the increased earnings OF the rail-
way. witt declared, but city ot.
ficials pointed out that II would
stiii result IN digging into the
city's tax fund 10 help the opera
ton OF the traction system.
Far too much time IL wasted IN
loading street cars IN the down
town district. Witt stated. syH
tenn should be inauKuratod whereby
passengers boarding downtown
would pay when they left the cars.
and when getting on the cars should
nay aA they enter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
EXAMINATIONS arc 500

GNthtsNsit oNT hfF SOON 70 "
held by the United states civil serv-
&C.. for assistant observer. weather
bureau. economic research assistant.
heraldic craftsman. instrument max
ers and telephone operator. Infor.
nation and application blanks may
be obtained at room 3o3, postofficc
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Expect Commons to
Ratify Irish Pact

LONDON. Dec. Ia Best esti.
mates Of the prospective vote in the
house OF commons Wednesday on the
Ansio.trish treaty today Indicated
ratification would be accomplished
10 to /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
WOULD ADD
SPEED. SAYS WITT

THIS would result IN the speeding
up OF the ears. he said. with a con
seaurni saving in the number Of
cats used.
A drastic change suggested
BY the transports alton specialist
which II bound To result In
much argument " his proposal
90 route ears on Third ave.
during the rush hours, and all
yrhiculsr and automobile trat.
fie on second ave.
street car riders might have 20
walk an extra block under this sys-
tenn he said. hut this would be
more than compensated by the
Of the service"
A. an alternative TO this scheme.
Witt suggested that the cars be
routed north on Second ave. during
the peak load hours and south on
Third ave, automobile traffic TO be
confined TO the opposite direction.
The Cleveland man condemned
the practice OF going on "a warrant
basis TO pay bond principal or in.
tcrcst: declared that the railway
should pay out Of us earnings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Bandits Rob Bank
of $4,000; Escape

DETROIT. Dec. 1.-Two bandits
today robbed the Halfway state
bank. on Gratiot road, near here. of
1900 and escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Wits REPORT

fare plan In statement made
after tho meeting he repeated that
this was a matter entirely up to the
mayor and council.
The report declared that the
Cowen Park district should imme.
diately he given adequate car service
and that an extension he built 60
serve the University stadium.
The practice OF bonding thn rail.
way for paying FOE track replace.
ments were criticised. this point hea r,
inr special reference 10 the recent
authorization Of bond issue 10 pay
for retracking First ave
Parking Of vehicles on downtown
streets during the rush hours should
be prohibited. the repnr, stated.
A number of revislon- Of pay
schedules and working hours OF ear
f4saa .saa.a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Peter Witt Tells
How He Sold CITY

Peter witt spoke on How 60 Sell
Seattle" at an Al club luncheon
Tuesday.