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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-25
WOULD LICENSE
WEED PEDDLERS
House Bill Provides $50 Fee
for TobaCconists

OLYMPIA. Jan. 26.-~lIercafter II
win cost tobacco dealers In cities of
the state $50 per year an license
fec, II house bill No. Ga introduced
by Representative Daniolaon of
Whatcom. wednesday, becomes a
law. II provides that all tobacco
dealers IN Incorporated towns shall
pay yearly license fee OF $50. and
all those outside shall be assessed
$40
In addition TO the Danielson meas.
ure, six other bills were introduced
In the house.
Representative nasaett. OF Spokane,
aud provides for the creation OF
fund BY cities with which 10 pay wHr.
rants against local improvements.
II. u. No 56--rhis bin provides
that tho people shall have the power
20 amend the state constitution thru
tho initiative. The measure was IN.
troduccd by Representative Bone. OF
Pierce.
II II. be--A measure giving tar.
making bodies access 90 figures com.
piled by public service companies for
rate-making purposes The bill IL
sponsored by Representative Bone.
party: Ryan. OF Pierce
II. n No. 5f-rhis bill would eiimi.
nate party lines In elections and give
tho two highest candidates In the pri.
maries first places on tho ballot In
tho general elections. regardless OF
Picrce.
VI. n. No. bs-rhis measure IL an.
titled AN act relating 20 improve.
ments.- IL stipulatca thrt no assess.
ments greater than tho asseased val.
ua,ion OF the land shall be placed
against II. Bsssott. of Spokane.
H. n. Ss-This bill relates 10 IN.
listing and as-csaing Of property for
tho purpose OF taxation. tho levying
and collecting OF taxes and the fixing
OF fiscal periods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-25
BEST WRITERS USE
"AMERICANISMS''
Interesting List Of These
Phrases Found in New
Universities Dictionary

Many words and phrases that have
peculiar significance In tho United
states have come into common use
In recent years. They are encoun.
tered every day IN articles contrib.
uted TO the newspapers and the
magazines by the best writer's. A
carefully selected Hist of such 'Ameri
canisms" will be found In The New
Universitios Dictionary being offered
TO the readers OF this paper. They
make up one OF the 90 supplement.
airy dictionaries which have been in.
corporated In this remarkable vol
ume. compiled and edited by leading
American photographers, including
Percy w Long, Phi. D.. Harvard
university: Clark s.. Northrup, Phi.
D., Cornell university: John c,
Rolfe, Phi. d.. University OF Penn.
sylvania: Forrest s Lunt A. NJ. Co
lumbia university, and Morris w.
Croll, Pm. d.. Princeton university,
The editorin.chief In George J. Ha.
gar, compiler OF many previous die
tionaries and encyclopedias. The
book In new. absolutely new. It's
definitions are simple, accurate and
authoritative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-25
Embryo Lawyers
Turn Out Daily

Embryo lawyers Of the University
Law school are turning their fingers
TO getting out scandal COPY for the
lawyers edition" Of the University
Daily. Thursday. Joseph Nievfns IL
editor. assisted By orrin vinins. FL
wood Hutchinson. Samuel Bassett.
Arthur Anderson, Morris orth. Will
lam Daley and Roger Shidler will
emulate the cub reporters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-25
By A STAFF coRREsp0NDENT

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Jan. 2s.--
when the sword IL applied the
sword is usually used In return"
Thus replied Governor Thos. q.
Mcflas. OF Arkansas. when asked
what he Intended 20 do about lynch.
lnga. bratlnga and mob rule IN Hnr-
rison. Ark. where strikers on tho
~. a ~. A. arc being driven from
their homes by so.cailsd citizens
committee
II know railroad officials have
their backs 20 the wall and are now
fighting 10 maintain some sem
hlhnce Of railroad service" he added.
IF they furnished cars 10 carry
Indignant citizens 20 Harrison. that
IL their affair.
GOVERNOR SAYS
HE rs HELPLESS
III the homes of strikers have
been violated. am sorry.
II their women have been mis-.
treated. they have my sympathy.
other than that can DO no moro
than l have done"
Gov. McRRe and leaders OF tho
state legislature arc now engaged
In passing tho buck" back and
forth. eacikhraneh holding the other
responsible FOR Justice. law and order
hack in Harrison.
Said the governor. = went before
tho Arkansas legislature las, week
20 ask them 20 investigate conditions
in Harrison. Their COMMITTEES 10
now functionins They are not re-.
sponnlbis 20 me. VIVA, They viii
DO do not know
Says State Senator NJ. n. Sarfiesf.
chairman Of the Legislatures invest
eating COMMITTEES:
The senate pessed . resolution
Monday authorizing the governor 10
act a. he saw ut relative tn main
tanning law and order. lie has fun
power 90 declare martial law.
'-rsis committee viii not IN the
blame for wrongs. II there have boon
wrongs. in Harrison. We viii re-
port all the fnnts obsslnabis 10 the
legislature. I, viii rest with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-25
CAPITOL
tx JOKES

BY JOHN C. HECZKA
L. Q. Representative Prom WILSON,
SIN. Fourth District.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-25
WESTERN MEN
BUILD COACH

railway viii have a new typo OF gas
passenger coach in operation Febru.
airy 4.
Frank Hickey. president Of the r.
}. Hickey Motor Car company. OF Ia.
coma. designed the car. which is
motored with so.horsepower White
engine. The body wns constructed
by the Skagit Iron works and tho
air brakes by the Westinghouse PA.
cific Traction Brake company. A
demonstration run will be given here
January 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-25

of the group. between gasps.
Hits great rag on old 'Awks."
roared another. Tart. ] never larfcd
30 in me lifei You see. we sees old
'Awks hup at the fourth floor OF tho
otel. yollin' like n good 'un for clip.
So Bill says. Jump. 'Awks, We've
got netr An 'Awks. g tumpsi
I.arf. thought we'd der
II don't see the joke yet" puzzled
the bystander.
The narrator PAUSED after another
paroxism OF laughter.
I'VE didn't ave no netr' he CUR.
gied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-25
Arkansas Officials "Pass
Buck" on Terrorist Rule
Governor Declares He Can't Do Anything and
Legislators Say It's Up to Him

people OF Arkansas 20 determine
guilt or Innocence.
'ff property has been destroyed.
or sabotage pneuced. or men
iynched. We hope TO uncover the
truth when that In dons. tho duty
Of the committee IL done
Narfleet thought " would take
two months 20 investigate
UP TO GRAND JURY,
SAYS EXECUTIVE
Governor McRas. asked n he In.
mittee." which usurped power In
Harrison and Heber Spring.. 10 re-
main in control meantime, said. Il
don't know what the committee, an
you cali Il. Is doing. The grand jury 10
in session. They have state courts
and they may enforce the law 10 the
best OF their ability. have nothing
to do with their troubles: I am only
governor OF the state. and have no
authority 10 act unless the lcgisla.
turc dictates"
The legislature began lin lnvcstiga-
ton here yesterday. when a woman
and six men. ali cxlied from their
homes along tho NJ. n. A., told
Identical stories OF how they were
marched out OF their home towns
at the point OF guns
they ..ta ons - ~ ..,.ss,rs ,aa
p.r cen, Ans,t,., ,ara,,n.s v,,,-
afriI,a,so, w,,h an. .as,sn.s -,
pnton ga .,,.r,, ~. ,.,.,,,,..,., - ~.
raIi,o.s 49, go - a
..ieav. IN. county ara 40 no, go
in any county thra wh,ch ~. r.,i.
road na,.e..
-. Wv ..n.' IA "nlcn
"o. s-0 y" n~"s p"'
As s'o'o''''o"'
we preferred 70 isAvA- ths vaA
neses SAID We had seen some Of
tne oest men OF the town beaten
ana drAGw~d before the committee"
One witness told how an old
man wss dragged from his store al
Heb~r Springs and beaten because
he displayed n farmers union card
IN his store window.
There were no citizens OF our
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-25

HE rec nj less
with which soms
politicians m q X Q
promises reminds
me OF the story
OF the group Of
men who W ere
laughing 10 u q y
~ a hotel fire In
London.
wv h ia I h .
b ally J o k er'
ask ed a by
stsndcr.
"Hi'it's h'almost
too Z u n n y TO
tell" replied one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-25
Children's Rompers
Dollar Days--S1.OO

These are the finest garments
that have yet been Offered NJ
this price. Two styles in thru
and trimmed with novelty braid.
colore, rose. blue and pongee.
Sizes. months TO years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-25
Girls Union Suits
Dollar Days---$1.OO Suit

9 70 ~ Years
Pure white. medium heavy.
wool finish cotton union suits;
short or long sleeves. Sizes
10 IL years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-25
Large Salmon Pack
by Is Canneries

Fifteen csnnsr1es n Alaska and
one on Puget Sound. yielding . pack
Of -s4o.sc cases Of assorted salmon
ana sac barrels Of salt salmon. were
operated during 1879 BY tbs Alaska
Packsrs' association. their stockho1d-
ers were notified this week. The
value Of the cAnnery fleet y given
at s1.0sf.S17is. and the value II the
plants at $500. o49.ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-25
New Gowns and Chemises
Dollar Days--S1.OG Each

Twenty dozen new gowns and
envelope chemisea of fine fin.
irhed nainsook. and semi batiste.
In flesh and white, with trim
mings Of lace and embroidery
edgings and insertions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
END OF DEATH
TRIAL is SEEN
Prosecution Must Prove Girl
Was Murdered

SAN DIEGO. cal March ST.
ITrhl Of Dc Louis l.. Jacobs. for
tho alsfsd murder Of Futa Mann.
Oriental dhnerr may end Monday
with ue release Of The defendant
This viii probably rssult a,tor
.ncyu who arc following tho case.
said today unless tho piosecutiou'a
admittedly C.rrumHtantai evidence
proves the sirl's death was "a muir
der
The drhns~. from now on. viii
.contc-t tie Introduction az further
evidence. challenging every proacu-
tion witness ON tho grounds that the
corpus deficit has not been vutab-
uahrd
judge \ 81 Marsh viii have TIE
sole authority 10 order the trial
continued.
should District Attorney Chester
kemplcy and his assistant. Gus
sclirck suececd in proving Fnia
WAS murdered before her body was
placed. with thc arms carefully fold.
et. on Torrey Pines beach the night
of January a. evidence win D.
given tending 10 shnw. Il ia de-
clurud BE- jacobs might have had
motive for such "a crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
SCHOOL RACE
WILL Be HOT
Five Men File for Two
School Board Jobs

With two vacancies one % which
4 sought hy an incumbent conipc-
tiiion Ter Slcction 10 the seattle
school board at che May elections
will be exceedingly keen The places
On tho hoafd occupied by Walter ,.
santmycr and r. r, Taylor aro 20
be fnled F1,V prospective candt
latcs aro alrcady la tho field and
uiings DO not close untn April 2.
santmyor announced hts intention
10 aEain run for tho school board
A Fridays mcctlng.
r. a. Holmes. vice president %
lpe King County state lank IN the
University district and q veteran
business man there. announced In.
iay that he would run Tor the
uhool hoard.
Dean FREDERICK Bolton o. tho uni.
eerStS faculty. whose candidacy
bad been announced earlier. with.
drew Friday.
Z. wailing Caster assistant cash.
Ter o. the Ballard branch Of tho
Union National hank. announced he
would he a candidate for the hosri.
+. i. Taylor. incumbent director.
viii not hc eand!dato again. II .
reported.
August Toeilner. proprietor OF an
OH station az F1oraville. announced
his candidacy Friday.
o. Il, Thorgrimson, attorney. low.
man building. may file Tor the
board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
NATIVE SONS
GREET ENVOY

California has greeted Miss
Charmed land. " who reIrsseniH the
spirit and hospitality ~ seattle and
tho Northwest. with open arms. nc
CurdiuE 40 uond received Fr.dnY by
lho Chamber of Commerce. which FL
in charge ~ bier tour o. invite ihc
people ~ fi Southern state 90 visit
seattle and Puget Sound during the
summer
Mayor Hoiph of San Francisco
ana Mayor Davis ~ Oakland per
sonauY welcomed Niles Charmed
Land" Aiirs Florence liorsfp when
tho liner a. D. Alexander arrived
ai Golden Gate Thur.day She WA
later taken un q tour of the bay
cities
Miss Rogers spent Friday morn.
ing in los Angeles a. dinner On
hoard the n w. Alexander HiH wei
coined Mayor Crysr uLG other
prominent men on the city 20 D.
StaiIic'a guests during the summer.
she sailed iaio Friday Tor haa Fran,
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Special Rates to
Shrine Convention

Tho Northern Pacific railway an.
nounecd Saturday 80 approval and
adoption OF a special rate Tor tho
b~nen' Of delegates attending Tho
annual meeting or the Imperial
Council Ancient Arabic order
Mobiles OF The Mystic shrine. Wash.
ington. d. c. june 81. 1898. Tho
rate basis win 10 FAR. and nehalf
Tor tho round trip.
Agents OF The Nor,inrn Pacific
thraout the Northwcs, have boen
directed by A. u. smith. passenger
traffic manager. 10 personally notify
members and delegates of tiw on.
ganizaiion that this railrrad will co
operate with othgyn in helping 10
makt the convention success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Suit May Mean
Much to Schools

a decision that VIII effect every
state n the linton whore national
forests exist viii be argued before
ihe g. q. supreme court April . by
Hcury w. rcunock. attorney for
tho Seattle school hoard The case
involves an action under AN Obscure
federal siataiv. which provides that
one quarter OF the proceeds n tim
Der cold from federal reserves go
20 tho schools Of tho county in
which Tho timber IN cut
Heretofore all this money has
gone 10 road building funds. Tho
case has l-rn pending rcf several
years. Bltho the q. \ district court
Of appeals last year granted Judr.
mtnt in thp school boards suit
against tho county FOR $4,000. the
amount involved 20 date. Eventually
the schools ~ the state will receive
5000 n the boards buit IL up
held. pennnck Gays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
YOUNG FOLKS
WEEK OPENS

Easter starts Young Peoples tV,.,s-
at the Plymouth conrrsgs,i,'.-,,
church. A breakfast ulll b. 80 i,
7A5 GA Easter mOrular ana i,
.. m. Ia the afternoon N Easfsr 49,.
@ rally win take piare a. ths Co.
tian EudfayOr Soclety elubroa,,.
Easter afternoon Drovur, 80,
be- given az the Laurel Reach 49,.
iarium m . O'Clock MONDAY ,t.
Girls club viii meet az usual $,
.. m. for dinner Tussday moo, ,,..
usual young peoples luncheon ~,
be- held ~ Darinell's cafetsris. IT,.
day night the Young Mems duh M,
have their meeting and further IN.
cuns the plans ~ the week 10 eorr,
Wodneaday night % 7IG Their. w1i
be meeting u the Life Works--
studying the phases u misslobsr-
ana future life work. Tburr6,,
night az gl5 the first Annual You,v
Peoples banquet will BE- given Al 49,
church. The following Sunday eve,.
Ing. April g. the church service vi1
be- given especially for young psopIs
and Mr. Ericsson viii deliver the -
mon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Here and There

Fouryearold boy burns 10 death
iu chicngo while saving zi.monih-old
baby brother
MAYO Cleveland. b. ~ Crrntur.
Texas. given license 90 preach boz
Baptist church
Charles T. Toplff Seattle mining
engineer dies az aEu Of %.
Dance halls must comply with the
new city ordinance which goes into
effect Monday Chief seycBns warns.
Captain william J Burns. well
known mariner here. dies after three
Wgcka illness.
Ashes ~ Harry y. Bates. navy
,ard official. who died "Wednesday.
viii be- east on skokomish river o.
hc requested
pr Edward stepan. Austrian ~.
public official. viii lecture IN Seattle
Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Young Officers
Claim Contested

This claim set forth for James
Gaffncy. junior officer on the Priest.
dent Jefferson, AS being the young
est man TO hold such position on
ship OF the size. Is contested by
a. @. ostman. 1915 Van Buren,
axe. who says that his son. l. o.
osfman. has Just as good record
Young Osinan. who is now q. u
junior officer OF the President Nc.
klnley. He went into the navy az
she age OF rs. Immediately after the
United States entered the world
war. and served in the var zonc.
He was discharged from the navy in
1871. as duartermaster. first class.
and then studied navigation. In the
fall Of 1891 Ie shipped on the Key
stone State-now the Mckinley
snior. He was soon promoted to
quartcrmasfer and. year ago. nt
the age OF q. was appo'rted junior
officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Order Survey of
Veteran Hospitals

WAsHtNUTpN MaTrh ~ =
Krneal survey Of federal hospital
facilities has been ordered by Gen.
crsl Frank L. Hines. director %
the veterans bureau. il wa5 ae.
nounced At the bureau today,
Tho purpose % the inquiry Il 10
determine the adequacy u the fca.
tFal hospital system which has tern
under fire for many moutE by vet
tfuns' urEanlEat ons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Honors Two
Alki War Heroes

\ tablet. erected In memory of
Stanley snowdcn and Logan Ryan.
former students az the Alki school
both Of whom were killed ia
France. was unveiled Friday IN
bed Of peoples near the AIsd school
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. snowdcn. asts
Goth ave. $ w. parents Of young
snowden. and Mrs. v. II. Pollock.
Ryan's aunt. were present at the
ceremony.
The tablet was erected by the
Alki womcns Improvement club.
Children from the Ausi school al.
tended the unwilling and were given
poppy seeds TO SOW hy Mrs. Gcorwe
\. Smith.
With the Snowdcna were the 20.
mou'h-old baby whom they adopted
Ut the age % five days to on tho
sap left by the death OF their son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Appeals Decision
to Test Statute

An appeal from the decision O,
Judge }. T Ronald IN dlsmiuing the
grand larceny indictment against The
Seattle National bank was filed In
The supreme court Friday by Prore.
cuior Malcolm Douglas Judge Ron.
aid said conviction of q corporation
could not De sustained under the lar
ceny laws Of this state. since there
D. no way Of innlcting punishment
Douglas appealed against the dscis.
lon 70 test out the statute. he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Gunmen Rob Big
Department Store

NEW YORK, March si-A Esns
~ five or six gunner pcpetmtet
daring robbery early today a.
nuli nruthor' atorv on broadway.
In which members II The hand we're
lowered on ropes thru q shattered
skytEht 10 loot the store
Quantities of silks ana clothing
we're stolen. Tho l7as was lm
poHsibh 10 estimate. according 20
stnre owners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
When You Catch Cold
Rub on Musterole

Musterole Is easy 10 apply and Il
gets IN It's good work right away.
Often II prevents cold from turn.
<ins into "fIu" or pneumonia. Just
supply Musterole with the fingers. II
does all the good work Of grand.
mothers mustard plaster without
tthe blister.
\ Musterole Is a clean white ONT.
ment made OF oil Of mustard and
other home simples. 1t Il recon.
mended BY many doctors and nurses.
Try Musterole for sore throat. cold
ON the chest. rheumatism. lumbago
pleurisy. stiff neck, bronchitis
asthma. neuralgia, congestion. pains
and aches Of the back and Joints
sprains. sore muscles. bruises, chill.
blains, frosted feet--colds OF all
sorts. Seldom fails to deliver results
Csc and CSC. Jars and tubes; hospital
size. $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Will Confer on Air
Forest Fire Patrol

EUGENE, ore March gl.-Ac.
c0rdinE 20 word received from Girls.
Roy field. California. Friday. Brig
Gen Mitchell. assistant chief 81 the
United States army air service. viii
arrive here within Tho next fcw days
20 confer with state ANA federal Tor.
~ officials regarding air patrols dur.
ing the forest fire season Promi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Mayor Brown VIII
Speak to Car Men

Mayor Edwin J. Brown will ad.
dress the next meeting OF the
municipal street railway employees.
which is 10 be held Thursday at s
-. m. at 1890 Fourth ave.
Mayor Brown has an important
message for every man" says Isa.
bella simenson. president Of the cd.
ueational committee Of the car mems
organization. A musical program
viii be featured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
RAKE GROt Nj
TIlnlinIN

when n comes 20 planting the
hcvts. carrots and other root
crops the soil which has been
spadcd and fortilircd should DO
mkod smooth and tho little rows
or furfoNs formed boy means or
the hoe handle or rounded
stick drawn along "a tight line.
The distance between rows may
BE- about rs inches Tor bcris and
carrots and a. least 50 inches Tor
ramnips ana satisfy The seeds
should not be covered more than
I inch deep on sandy land and
lcss on heavy soils. and tho soil
used Tor covering them should
always be- fine and mellow n
ih, coil is % the least dry it
should be fimcd over the seeds
by laying a board on top Of ths
TOW after the seeds are covered.
thcu walking on tho boarl
Thinning the plants "a the i'm.
portant part IN growing All root
crops, Carrots should ~ tbinnsd
twice. the nut time to about one
and one-hall inches and later
when The roots are large enough
Tor use as baby carrots. every
other one can 30 removed. The
same plan may b. followed To-
thinning beets. the ,hlnninea
being used ~ greens aud as
small table bscts cooked and but.
terrd.
Parsnlps and aalnify shouid 30
thinned 90 an even stand ~ three
90 four inches az one thinning.
After thinning. the holi should
BE- drawn around tho remaining
plants, Frequent shallow cult.
walton and irrigation during "a.
irsmcly dry weather arr essential
20 tho quick growth q all tho
root crops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Garden Club Will
Hold Flower Show

The Seattle Garden club VIII hold
their annual spring flower show this
year In the new Metropolitan build.
Ing az Fifth ave. and University st..
on May 3. I and ..
The Metropolitan Building com.
pany has donated tho use OF the
floor space to the club and By this
has made the show possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Custody Of Son Is
Awarded to Mother

Three ycarold Morris Brown was
awarded 10 hir mother. Sire Mamie
brown together with q 5000 prop.
sriy settlement by Judge Joseph
Sessions in superior court Friday.
She was also granted divorce.
Morris Brown. who contested tho
case. wns offered 1900 q week FOR
Tho Esf,los8 ~ the hos hy q Los
Angeles motion picture concern, De
mij Brown. d former policeman
here was arrested iu Las AHgcira.
charged with Kidnapping bic son. and
H ht liberty under bond lie was
represented by Attorney John y.
D0rc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
GROWTH
OF FLOWERS

III Seattle Is 20 be known for rs
flowers. Il is necessary 20 have co,
operation. Get back OF the flower
committee OF the Chamber % Com.
merce and DO your best TO make
Rose Week a success
This Is the statement made by
Mrs. George II. Guy. secretary OF the
flower committee, saturday.
Mrs. Guy suggests that everyone
plant all the flowers he has room
for and keep the plots in good condi.
ton.
Rose Week win be In effect from
April TO IS. and {, Is during this
time that every Seattlelte Is asked
TO do hts hest 70 make Seattle the
Flower City OF the Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Party Will Honor
Her 92nd Birthday

AFs, Mary Gardner viii be given
party ON Sunday az the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Barber. aa25
Hudson 81. in celebration Of her
s2nd birthday. Four grandchildren
Frank }. Drake. Ruby Drake.
Harry y. Drake aud Lloyd ]. Lcin.
hari--will attend. Mrs. Gardner
has bad 10 children but only two
are now alive. She has 10 grand
children. 81 ErcatgTandchiHrcn and
six Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
New Building at
O. A. G. Is Opened

CORVALLIS. ore March 1i-Thr
new $4,000 building housing the
school o. commerce or tho oregon
Agricultural eoiltgr, dedicated Ffi
day was "ppru for business" today
The structure is said 20 DO ono ~
tho finest buildings ~ igs Kind In tho
West Gov Pierce and other Off
eiaia participated ia tho ccrcmouiya