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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
You Simply
Must Smile,
Regardless

October e-i<--
Take the muffier off your Wits.
tic: Jazz up the Saturday night
smile. and put in a week being op,
umistic. Evcrybody'il be doing it,
cops. conductors. elevator operators.
merchants. lawyers. doctors. and
even newspaper reporters. This
Burglars union viii send Its mem.
bsrs out 10 the nightly work with
smiles on their crlme.twisted lips.
and u you hear q whistle In the mid.
die OF IN. night. smiio and rc3oics
that the movement IL so generai--if
II does mean your silverwarc will be
minus in the morning.
business Is good and n gong to
get better. Figures prove II.
Unemployment has been reduced
to the minimum and will he entirely
eliminated before the winter months
set In.
Everything II on the up .andup,
and the smile Is the popular winter
expression"
II there IL any doubt about con.
ditlons. those doubts viii be eiimi.
mated by the Optimism week com.
mittee. which win present figures OF
indispu'able authenticity from noon
Monday. october .. TO midnight Sat.
urday. October Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
NEAR EAST
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

man demand for Thrsee. aitho not
approving immediate occupation.
A million Turks. he said. have
need Of Thrace for homes
Il am making . desperate appeal
TO American public opinion in the
last hour the frenchman said
Hrhs moderation OF KemaI's vtctori.
Gus army has been r~rnartsbi@.
Never has q victorious army, which
found It's way ruined by . defeated
army. refrssned m such spirit from
further operations on the word Of
ono man.
Il kept the Turks FROM continuing
war. They demanded ths establish
m~ns o. allied control ana Turkish
administration In Thrsee ana with
drawsi ~ the control after a month
The allies refused on the grounds
they would prejudice the peace con
ference.
Charges that Turks have rassa.
cred arr lies. on the other hand q
million Turks are homeless because
the Greeks destroyed their houses
Devastated Asls Minor. after The
Greek retreat. looks AZ bad ~ France
after ffinaenburg and L1dsntorf got
cut.
IL war breaks out II will be built
on q huge lie. n II Goes. III put
the true fsets before the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
2 RECORDS SET
BY U. S. AIRMEN
Liberty Motor Praised by
Army Filters

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Oct. 1.-Two
new worlds records are today set
by Lleutersnts Oakley Kelly and
John A. Mneitesdy. army sirmen.
in their huge aii.Amerioan air serv.
ie. transport ia.
A new sustained flight record of
as hours. IA minutes and 30 sec.
onds IL one mark they hung In the
sky. f4fting a load OF 1890
pounds with one motor. a Liberty
engine. II the second.
The success Of thl. flight means
40 arc going 20 New York without
a stop AZ soon rs possible" the
sviators said today. II 10 expected
that the start on the New York
nonstop flight viii be made In about
two weeks. providing no mlshsps
occur and weather conditions per.
init.
Rest for the fiiers and com.
pietc inspection Of tho plane was
the program prescribed following
the landing Of the plane last night.
Following their perfsc, landing
the aviators expressed tho greatest
praise for the American designed
and constructed Liberty motor that
kept them IN the air on their long
flight.
The best and most efficient mo.
tor In the world" they said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
BOOZE ORDER
is PUZZLING

LONDON. Oct. -.--renainx re
csip, q full information concern.
ina the s~e.rlnr order OF Attorney
General pauxhersy. which bans
liquor from foreign ships entering
American ports. government eff.
Gals and shippers cautiously 70
Trained from commenting today.
Puzzled resentment over the Or,
der. however. vas sens.d In sov.
eminent ana shipping circles.
There II . possibility that Britain
ships Will drop their carsoes cf
ilaucr al Canadian ports on the
way 20 the United States and then
pick ,hr liquor stores Up on the
way back.
American tourists vers shocked
BY the order Of the attorney rsn.
ersi. They are speculntinx on
WHISTLER tho order Win become e.
f~c'ise ~ . sufficiently eayfv date
10 prevent homsward bottle .tosing
seros the ocean and the usual
party before the shore. Of dry
America are reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
SHIELDS WINS
CASE IN COURT
Candidate Is Exonerated OF
Charges

william w. Shields. republican
candidate for county treasurer. was
beinx congratulated by his friends
saturday on bis exonera,ior In police
court Friday. when charges against
him OF driving an automobile while
Intoxicated we're dismissed.
Patrelman George Snyder. who
arrested Shields on tho night Of Sep
TENDER 20. when the lnt,er's machine
was wrecked AZ tho Great Northern
docks. failed TO appear IN court. but
Lieut.. Of Police Ralph o,m-tesd and
Patroiman Robert Bridges testified
that they had been In the booking OF.
flee ss police headquarters when
shields Was brought IN. and that they
had smelled liquor ON his breath.
In the face Of these statements. r.
w. Gillian and j. r. Wilkinson. Of
the State hank NJ Rerton. and Under
sheriff Archie Hutchinson testified
that they had been with Shields all
day. and that they knew he had not
hsd anything 10 drink. Gillian and
Wilkinson saic shlsid~ had had din.
psr with shea In Seattle. and that he
had later drfvsn them TO Rsnton and
rssurncd alone.
Shields. who denied having been
drinking. explained that he had had
another accident a. Tolt earlier IN
the day. and that this had made his
steering gear functioned impFsperiy.
causing the second smash.
Shields was represented By John
r. Dcre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
GIANT DOG CAN WHIP
EVEN A LION IN FAIR
AND FREE ENCOUNTER

LONDON. Oct. willis the
United State. IL busy developing
the oake-hound and the lounge.
lizard. South African farmers
have been breeding a strain OF
dogs 70 deal with tho Hon. king
Of beasts. This superdog Ia Of
enormous sire and strength and
has . name Hike a horse. II has
been developed a. watchdog for
stock in Thodesis and. AZ of,en
an not. can whip . lion in free
and fair fight.
Prof. J. ~. Myers. Of Oxford.
England. has just reported on this
canine wonder. saying that while
II n OF great sire and strength
and does not hesitate 70 run down
end battle q Hon 10 the death. II
II thoroiy domesticnted. shows
great affection for It's master and
makss an excellent household pet.
The dogs appetite and size. how.
ever. maize the cost OF upkeep too
high for the average person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
Carl II. Reeves
Cited by Court

Carl II. Reeves. former superin
tcndent OF public utilities, was or.
dered by Presiding Superior Judge
Austin u. Griffiths TO show cause
October IS why he should not be
punished for contempt OF court for
failure TO pay SIS n month alimony
to his divorced wife, Mrs. Clara
Reeves.
In her petition Mrs. Reeves states
that she has received no allmony
since July 8, 1919. and that un.
less her payments are Forthcoming
a mortgage on her homo will be
foreclosed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
Home Brew

Starts ON Page u
ball tonight. What shall ! wear'
Agnes.
Dear AxEIe: How about clothes,
Homer.
A lot Of football players would like
20 go out on the grldlron with mid.
iron.
The Montana Grizzlies" play
Washington today. They ought to
put UP bear Of a game.
The old song can now he changed
TO The Yanks Are Going. tho Yanks
Are Goingw
A girl Ike
IL Mabel Down;
She hasn't put
The long skirts on.
Cancer Week will follow Smile
Week here. Why not combine the
two, and have jolly, good timer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
BY Hiram Hicophat


sec this here ciipping7" tn
editor says To me today. 1T
says ~ how al American Yea
sells has been forbidden to car.
~ anything on board that's
sfronRer'n tea--sn' IN teas
got 10 be Iers'n half Of one per
cent.
ITS been rumorsd." he contin.
ues. that thsy's several American
ships In this here port. 30 you
chase on down q tn water front
an zee what effect tn rulings eoin'
20 have on eeattle."
There's but 10 Do an de-
that's Whist tn Interstate Cor
respondenee School Of Journal
Urn used 10 tell us student Cd
iiors. 20 ! goes right out an
prepares 10 board tn merchant
marine In liz den.
Soon a. get within six or seven
BLOCKS Of IN port commission
terminal out 81 Mister Smiths well
known cove. begins 20 hear
weepin' an vaiiin' an Ensshin' Of
teeth.
can't make out what Il IL tfll
I set out on Pier ID. an there's Bin
Dixon waiiin' UP an down. great
tears weiIin' from his eyes an mix.
In with IN honest sweat on HE
brow.
In his hand he's hoidin' a little
green card. an he's sorta tslkln'
20 himself
Alas" he says. wipln' his eyes
with tn back o. his hand. Alas.
poor Yorick. knew him vell--I
did DO 40. indeed'~
"whss'sa matter. old SCOUT" !
asks him rymps theticiike 81.
ways did hate 20 hsar a strong
man weep.
~Just hoidln' . little vske
over tn dear 6-psrted.- he ex.
plstns. This herv"-an' he
holds eut tn little srcsn card.
which I now see Is marked
Admiral lime Wine List
sis dexd-dcader'n tn charges
against Billy Shklds--An I'm
psyin' my last respects. An.
sorry day
I'm sorry. Mister Dixon" says I.
that you're takin' II 20 hnrd-bus
Tim glad run into you. b'cause I
was Just iookin' for somebody that
en- ter me about this here ruin.
what does Il meant"
what does II meany- says he.
why. fhArs 1uas az plain as the
nose on your face-sn' . heap plain.
erin the nose on my face. h'cau-e mine
sisf a. big a. yours half.
"f,'s simply thi--,h' Ancient an
Honorable Order OF American Boot.
ieFfers has managed 20 win Its fight
arsinst tn neefarious merchant ma.
rfne
tn Ancient and Honorable Order.
y'ns~. was founded July I. 1919
when tn voisfesd act goes into es.
feet. by virtue Of authority OF IN
18th smsndmens they IL granted IN
sole an only right 10 sell. purvey.
barter IN or oiher-rist dispose Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
APPLE CROPS
HIT BY PESTS
Heavy Damage Is Done 10
States Yield

The latest estimates OF the oAm'
age to the apple crop OF washing
ton by worms have been returned
by horticultural inspectors OK 'he
big sppls.produoing csnters YAK
ma county has suffered loss aver
aging 70 per cent The Goblin moth
has reduced a previous estimate OF
10000 ears Of boxed apples 10 only
1000 cars An estimation OF Ben
ton county's crop was reduced from
1000 cars 10 500.
wenatches and wsiia Wsila sri'
mate their loss st from 20 20 10 per
cent II was reported that SPOKANE
suffered comparatively little from
worms. The total worm damage
over the state Averages 20 20 ~
per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
C0LDFALLS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

looked suspicious;y az the curious
one and made hurrs.diy for tbs
door.
Among some Of -us boys
who had on this sixth dag es-
capped school. was Frank Ro
naync. II. who declared that
he himself had rad the stories
IN The Star regarding the
shower Of Gold.
feh." declared Frank az he stood
at one OF the 20 special shower OF
sold bank teiicrs' desks this morn.
Ing. Il read about u when n first
started. I'D Just sold a rabbit ia
kid. and said TO myself. I'm
ave that money--thst's what III
do"
One ~ the cutest youngsters
TO show herself n the bank sat
urday was Mary Purncll. Q years
old. Mary was = little coIored
youngsfer with big black eyes.
whose black. curly hair was deco
rated with = huge yellow bow.
Mary. too. had an explanation for
her SECESSION 90 save her wealth.
We'll" said abe. looking thought.
fully upon tho Liberty Bell bank In
her hand. as she stood IN the bank
lobby. wed been going TO the
movies. And last Sunday the last
episode OF the picture was over, 80
We thought now we'd Just save our
money!
Incidentally. 'dary was accom-.
panied by her two brothers. ages 10
and ~, who also opened accounts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
BLOW OF FIST
MAY KILL Man
Hotel Clerk Near Death;
Assailant Sought

Perhaps fatally hurt after q
fight In the Moore hctel. 1876
Second ave. Ernest T.. Feskett,
night clerk In = candy booth al
,he Moore. was In the Seattle
hospital saturday while physi-
clans were preparing 70 operate
IN an attempt % save his life.
Detectives are searching for his
assailsnt. q man described ~
about 10 or rs years Of age. me
dunn height and wearing . gray
o,ercoss. and black Fedora hat.
According 20 police the man en-
tered the Moore hotel lobby about
midnight IN an intoxicated condition
and ordered . hottie OF soda pop. ne
called for a giss. and abused Fcskes'
for being slow. An argument fol
lowed and roske't WALKED cut from
behind the counter. Suddenly the
man struck Foskett terrific blow
In the face. knocking him thru the
plate. glass show case.
Fcskett was rescued. hleedine
from q dozen cuts about the face
and body. and rushed 70 the hos.
pitai unconscious and IN critical
condition. Spectators who witnessed
the fxh, chased the man for sew
erai blocks but failed TO capture
hlm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

That politics entered into the de-
cisson Of the Pacific Telephone 4
Telegraph Co. 70 change It's demand
for q stasewsds increase IN phone
rates, and restrfct the increase 90 the
cities Of Seattle. Spokane and Ia
coma. IN the charge Of r. J. L. Ken.
neiy. assistant corporation counsel.
The strength OF the vote that con.
trolls the state legislature lies IN the
rural districts" Kennedy ssid Sat.
urdsy. The company realizes that
an effort 20 secure . new tariff.
Enormously opposed IN the rural
precincts. would have far less chance
Of success than would one involving
only the major Cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BASEBALL
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

TO right Kelly forced Young at sec
Sas 'R.nss !. ss'. second s"p WA %
Scott No runs. one hlt. no errors
YsnksyE Msussi Tanned. sehsns a
runs. no bite. no errors.
yrrTu INNING
Oisnts--fnyder hif 20 Scott and
the bail bounded over him 20 center
for . sinEls. Aeouiiisn hit over
,hird base for . doubls. ssndinq bny-
der % third. bancroft singled over
Msqa,iisn sud tying IL. score
0roh was safe when he hit an infield
roller 10 Asys- Mays fell down. ~
wen, for a singie. Bancroft stopping
a. second Friseh sacrificed. MAG
e PIP. beth Iunnsss "a, sa.s1sins ~ y
seorins. Greh stopped 81 third
Young scored Gfoh with . single 70
ana vas run down between flrss and
;:.s,ssnd. Nays 20 r,gp e wsrs 60
Ysnks-sceis walked. MAYS foul~A
20 Kelly. witt hit into double
play. Friseh 20 Bancroft to Kelly.
Ne runs. no bits. NO srrors
sIxTu fSNtSo
cisnts--ksiiy filed 90 witt Cum
hshab~H ~ VI Ffbpt ~
s'nsisd 10 left MeQaliian tanned
No runs. one hit no errors.
Dugsn flee 20 rrssch.
Ruth fouied 10 Snyder. Pip out.
Bancroft TO Kelly. No russ. no hits.
no errors
SEVENTH INNING
uiants--rsnernft flied 20 Neussi
Gfoh out 90 rirp unsssistsd. rrfsch
flisd TO VISIT No runs. no hits, no
ysnks-E. M.u..i out. oroh 20
Kelly. fehanG sut. rriseh 20 Kelly
Wsrd drove . home run into the left
rsif eisschers. Neoit flied 20 Bar
croft One run. on. hit. no errors
EIGHTH INNING
Ter rsuas fiisa to Y M.sssi
Kelly hft into . double pssy. Pipp
90 sectt No runs one hit. no sr-
yanks--E ,nsr smith. batting Tor
Nsrs. famed Witt doubled through
Creh. Dngss fitted 20 cnnninghsm
No runs one BIZ. pc srvcsa
NtSTu NyfHo
ynnss 30 ~cfsehirx for the ysnks
gssnss--ranrtngham flied 10 witt
Moouiilsn filsd 20 wl,a No runs.
No hits no errors
Sanks-rlpp doubled over fret
base. n. N.usei his 10 Orch ana
ptpp vas run down between second
and laird. CToh 20 Bancroft achang
hit tn left center for . single, ssnd.
ing Nsussi 10 third schsrs was out
trying for second. Cunningham 20
Frisch Wars flied 90 Meusei
no runs. two hits. no errors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
Marine 10 Arrested
3 Times in Mixup

Arrested for the third time Ia a
week. Sergeant Of MARINES julius 4.
Cerfh was held In the city jail sat.
urdsy for marine officsrs at Brsm.
erton. while AIRS. William fiske. who
caured his first arrest Tuesday on q
charge Of attacking her. was held In
another cell also for Bremerton au.
thorities. Tn. woman IL accused Of
stealing . coat and hat at tho navy
yard She has been arrested twice
during tho police investigation OF tho
mixup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
BOOTLEG RING
IS RUN DOWN
international Rum Cellar Is
Held by Agents

NEW YORK. Oct. The sscrs,
cellar storage warehouse Of . great
international bootleg ring was held
By federal authorities today m
ssenss continued an inventory Of .
million dollar haul Of Illicit liquor.
The cache wss discovered when
agents under Federal Zone Chief Ap.
pleby bored thru the cellar walls
undsr the Standard Carpet company
last night.
of even greater wsiue than the
liquor s~ix~d. according 10 Appieby.
n the evidence that may convict
men hlgh up IN . great rum SNUG
Cling riot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
Arrive
After Poor Catch

Three whaling vessels In the EN-
ploy Of tho United States Whaling
company arrived at Eagle Harbor
Friday. where they will remain dur
ing the winter months. The whai
ing season has been very poor IN
Alaskan Writer'S. where these boats
have been operating and their en-
tire catch amounted TO only III
whales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
old FOLKS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

fiii IT. In. giving their name. age and
address. and 70 tell the clark whether
the account Is TO be opened for some
one else or for the one presenting
the coupon. They also must furnish
proof Of their axs. 10 the COMMITTEES
can detsrmins the prise winner.
This would bs . dandy way for some
one 10 remember his or her Grand.
child az birthday Offering. Also y,
would bs pretty fine TO open the &C.
count. re, the Liberty savlnxs bank.
and present u. with a few pennies.
70 soma loved one AZ Christmas time.
The Liberty bell banks are decidedly
attractive. and make handsome gifs
In themselves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

An unidentified Japanese. believed
to have escaped from a ship in FL.
lott bay By swimming ashore Friday
night. was arrested after a city.wide
search by Patroimsn l.. l.. Mead at
Hiliman City. The Jap was unabls
10 speak English and was in a
drenched condition when found. He
was turned over TO United States
immigration officials for investiga-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
POPE URGES
PEACE PACT

ROME. Oct. THE pope pleaded
for peace IN the Near East In corn.
municntions which were addressed
20 the allies. Mustapha Renal and
George II. Of Greece today.
His holiness sent cable to both
George II. and Renal. entreatlnx
them to avoid tho continuation Of
war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
ny LAWRENCE MARTIN


WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-The
United States government 10.
day set out 10 make the oc~sn
dry--dry ~ the sshArs 40 far
NJ all ships flying tho Ameri.
can nag are concerned. and
equally dry three miles off
shore for foreign ships.
while Chairman I.asksr Of the
shipping beard expressed gloomy
forebodipss about the wreckfns o.
the American merchant marine 81
result Of the order issued 70 him
yesterday by President Harding TO
atop selling intoxicants aboard
shipping board vessels. leaders In
tho dry movement jubilsted over
the ruling.
WHAT RULING
SET FORTH
Hardins's order wss made late
IN the day. following approval by
council OF cabinet members and
tho president Of ruling drawn up
ny Attorney General pauxherty.
which held
That under tho 18th amendment
and the volstesd law ~ was Illegal
for any American vessel % CARR
liquor anywhere for any purpose
That foreign ships entering Amer
lean waters within three miles Of
shore also come under Americas
prohlbltory laws and therefore
must no, carry liquor. even A.
ships stores.
ORDERS BROADCAST
To DUMP STORES
Immediately orders we're broad
east 20 all shipping beard vessels
TO stop selling liquor and dump the
stuff overheard or get rld OF 4,
somehow. These ships now on tho
high seas mus, be dry when they
get 20 port or an coon thersaftsf
A. n 10 possible to set rid Of their
stocks Of intoxieants. similar or.
dsrs will be issued 70 private ship.
ping interests by SECRETARY Of the
Treasury Mellon.
international complications threat
snsd a. one immediate result Of the
ruling. forslEn governments were
expected by officials 20 protest Wig.
orously against tho drastic order
sxains, carrying liquor Within the
Insulated rome"
MAY IGNORE
PART or ORDER
Some Of these officials frankly
said they believed that part Of the
pauxherfy ruling was not intended
10 hs enforced and that no attempt
would be made 10 enforce n literally.
II was issued simply 20 make this
governments course impartial and
consistent BY demanding universal
enforcement. s&alns, all allks Of
American lAw.
II vas intimatst IN official quar-.
sers tina, regulations 10 be issued b.
Secretary Of the Treasury Mellon re
gardlns foreign ships would provies
that an sffidavi, BY the master Of
any foreign vessel carrying liquor
that u vas not being brought 10 the
United states for fais. and that nens
Of n would be permitted to fall Into
American hands. would cpen the
barrier.
Ths Cni,sd ssssss government
holds that foreign governments have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
H. r. Alexander
Breaks Own Record

The steamship II. r. Alexander.
which IL due 10 arrive In Seattle
Monday. has broken her own rec.
ord from san Francisco 10 Los An.
geles. making the trip In II hours
according 10 advIces received AZ tho
Seattle offices OF the steamship com.
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
THIS STOWAWAY
PROVES A HERO
BE Saves Companion From
Death in Water

PROVIDENCE. r. T.. Oct. 49,
when the Norwegian steamship
Evanssr steamed into the harbor
here recently. two youthful stows.
ws,s from Cardiff wsIes- Isspcd
ovs Hoard as the vessel was ap-
preaching quarantine and attempted
fs sain their entrance 70 This country
by swimming ashore.
Charles Young. II. the younger of
the two. was seized with cramps after
short swim In the cold water and
was only saved from drowning by his
companion. Guy Casaie. ~. who. fully
clothed and with his ditty bag tied
around his neck. managed TO drag
his fellow ndventurer ashore. Here
They were met by a squad OF Provi.
dencs police. summoned by the har.
Dor master. who took the boys In
custody. They are being held by the
police. who win turn them over 70
Immigration authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

Three hundred and thlrty.flve pas
sengers. 200 of which are oriensaIs.
are due 70 arrive In Seattle Tuesday
afternoon aboard the transpacific
liner President Mckinley. Capt. Ger.
aid r. January commanding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

DEVILS LAKE. ~. ID. m. p.
Llndbcrg. originator OF the Say II
With Flowers" phrage. employed by
florists the country over. was dead
here today. following an automobile
accident. His wife was severely in.
jured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

At A MEETING TO be held q,
the Labor temple Sunday at D. m.
w. d. Lane. former councilman n.
VIII talk on Labor Injunctions. :
The meeting is being held under
the auspices Of the Seattle Labor
college and Is open 70 the public.