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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
GUARANTEE CLUB

QUARANTE CLUB
The ouarante club win meet Tues.
day. November 20. with Mrs. N. j.
Leland, 1886 chIlberg ave.
COL. ROOSEVELT AUXILIARY i.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt auxiliary
will hold its regular meeting. Tues
day. November 20, at p. m, at
1861 Third ave. All members re-
quested to attend.
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EASTERN STAR CLrR

The Eastern Star club will meet
Tuesday. November 20, at 1920 Ar.
cade building. Bridge and whist for
members and friends at 2 .. m.
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dads NIGHT"
AT DUNLAP school,

80 - ~ %FA<<1I 0~AA1AIb
Dunlap PIT. A. will celebrate
Dads Night at the school on Tues.
day. November 20. at 7:45 D. m. su.
perintendent Of Schools T. r. Cole
viii be the speaker: r. II. Vivian.
song leader; Miss Catherine Gilbert,
piano soil. This Is an important
meeting and large attendance Is
expected. Refreshments.
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WEBSTER pr. A

The Webster PIT. a. win observe
Educational week with an evening
meeting on Tuesday. November 20,
at 7:30 O'Clock, at which time the
work OF the children Of the school
will be on display. There will be a
short talk by the principal, Mrs. w.
II. Ellert, and music by the children.
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sEATTLE CHApTER. d. A. II.

Seattle Chapter. u. a. r.. has
bridge party AZ the homo OF Mrs.
Bailey " williams, 800 F'rink blvd,
on Tuesday afternoon. November 20,
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BRIGHTON PIT. A.

The Brighton PIT. A. and the
Brighton school will hold a joint edu.
cational week meeting Tuesday eve.
ming. November 20. Good program
assured. Community singing. Every.
one requested to attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
CAPITOL HILL w. G. r. II

Capitol Hill W. G. T. U. win meet
Tuesday afternoon. Nov. 20, with
Mrs. Anna K. colwell, 432 Boyiston
ave. N. All members urged to be
present.
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STUDY CLASS.

STUDY CLASS,
ID. A. r.
The Study club Of Rainier chap.
ter. D. a. r.. will meet with Mrs.
George r. Thirsk. 1924 Seventh ave.
w, Tuesday, November 20, at 2
o'clock.
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COLONIAL couRT

!
Colonial court. order OF Amaranth.
has official visit OF grand royal
matron OF Washington on Tuesday.
November 20. Dinner at Gao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
WEST SIDE IMPROVEMENT

The West Side women's Improve.
ment club has play at the Portola
thentcr as a benefit for tho club on
Tuesday evening, November 90
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ouARANrE cLUB

Tho Quarantc club win meet Tues.
day November 20. with Mrs. n. j.
Leland, 1885 Chilberg ave.
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BRowNINn sncfrrY

Mrs J. p. Hill will entertain the
Seattle Browning society at lunch
con, Tuesday. November 20. Mrs.
=. l.. Bean viii respond TO the usual
toast. Discussion Of "Balsustlons
adventure" viii follow.
SIGMA KAPPA MOTHERS CLUB
The Mothers club Of Sigma Kap.
pa sorority, VIII meet at the chap
ter house, Tuesday. November 20.
Of 2 .. m. Bring thlmbles.
WOMAN's LAKEWOOD CLUB
The Woman's Lakewood Civic
Improvement club will hold its
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SUNSHINE CLUE

SUNSHINE CLUB
Sunshine Club Of Queen City Chap.
ter. o. Il. s., meets for whist Tues.
day. November 20. at O'Clock.
a. II. f. VI. f. CLUB
A. Il. Il. NJ. r. club meets with
Mrs, r. a. weiscnfiIue. IFS Caller
st.. Tuesday. November 20, at 2
o'clock. East Queen Anne car.
IONA SOCIAL CLUB
Ionia Social club meets In the card
room OF Masonic temple Tuesday,
November 20. at o'clock.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23
6TROPAs ITALIANAs
A FRANCIA.'

LoNDREs, enero 22.-Un despacho
de Roma afirma que dos divisiones de
tropas italianas saldran de I'm momen-
to otro hacia Francia, para dirigirse
al Rhur.
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La discretion y reserVa con que regre-
san los cOmisiOnadOs uniOnistas pro-
Queen un gran Optimismo en- las
fIas de la Union

Tratando de confrmar, aver, 81 era
cierto que los Sres. Barcel6, Cordova
y Travieso habian embarcado en- Nue.
va York, de regreso a la isla, uno de
nuestros Redactores cambi6 imprc-
stones con diferentes elementos de sig
nifcaci6n del partido unionista, qu1e-
nes nos dijeron que, por las noticias
que Sc tenian, era de presumir que los
expresados lideres del partido uegarian
manana San Juan, en- ell vapor "san
Lorenzo.'
A varios de ellos hubimos de ex-
presarle nuestra extraneza respecto de
a discretion Ell silencio que habian
guardado, de ser cierto su retorno, y
nos dijeron que esa actitud de los CO.
misionados tenta que serI necesaria-
mente, reveladora de que la situacion
Ia habian dejado en- condolences favo-
rabies.
''De no ser asi-nos dijeron-ellos
hubieran leyantado en- ell Norte, "a
consiguiente protesta EN- la prensa y
ante Ell Congreso; pues no podian re-
gresar conformes satisfechos ante la
indiferencia con que hubiera recibido
"a administrator sus demands de
justicia."
Continuando en- sus razonamientos,
los cuales nos parecieron iustifcar Ia
actitud reservada de los comisionados,
agregaba nuestro interlocutor, que a
81 lie parecia, de ello estaba casi Sc
guro que la Comisi6n regresa con una
fiTme promesa de la Administration,
despu6s que ellos estuvieran nuevamen
re en- Puerto Rico, de manera que asi
"a Administrator pudiera adoptar
cualquier medida sin que Sc interpre
tie como una censecuencia del esfuerzo
de los comisionados nj como una vic
toria de estos.
"Tal vez parezca trivial e infantil
nos decia nuestro amigo--esa aseva-
raci6u. va que nadie cabe imaginar,
1ue en- los centres ofciales al resol-
yer cuestiones de gran interes y tras-
Hendencia, Sc tengan en- cuenta esas
pequeiieces; pero, NADIA nos extrafa.
nue asi sea, 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta que
7ste conficto politico, del pals ha ad
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UN AUToMOvIL CRUZA Ell
DEsIERTO DE SAHARA

PARIS, enero 90 Omitted Press).-
Los cinco AUTOMOBILES que salieron de
Tuggurt, ell dia II de diciembre han
Ilegado al Oasis de In-Salah, en- Ell de-
aierto de Sahara, despu6s de haber re-
corrido una distancia de 1000 kil6me
tros en- cuatro dias. Los AUTOMOBILES
-ue salieron de Tuggurt al Sur de AL
GER a, Sc proponen negar Timbuctoo,
cue djs;a $500 kilometres del sitio de
per lila.
El ent2s asmo de los moradores del
Oasis de In-Salah fue indesoriptible
cuando vieron llegar las maquinas de
motor. Los expedicionarios tienen to-
davia que cruz9r las regiones monta-
fiosas del Hogar de Muydir en- don
de, sin duda alguna, encontraran gran
des obstaculos y peligros.
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quirido, desde que Sc origino, un ca
riz tan personal, que la Administra-
ci6n seguramente no Quisre adoptar
acci6n alguna que pudiera producer re-
sentimiento disgustos en- la persona
de Quienes pudieran resultar vencidos,
nj regocijos y satisfacciones en- aque-
los que resultan los vencedores.
Hasta la fecha, sin embargo, y 10
obstante Ia serie de noticias extra-of-
ciales que diario circular, NADIA Sc
sabe con certeza del resultado que ten
dra la situaci6n, nj 81 Sc agravara con
motive de la Legislature proxima o
del regreso no del Gobernador, a
menos que, la llegada de los Conf
sionados,. como todo ell mundo espera,
ellos informaran al pals y al partido
de la verdadera situaci6n. Asi, pues,
manana Sc sabra por boca de euos,
cual es ell estado del conficto y qui6n
sabe 81 Sc acuerden los caminos Sc
guir, en- el case de que ell resultado no
haya sido todo 10 favorable que ellos
esperaban.
Anoche Ultima hora, sc raCibi6
en- nuestra Reduction Ell cablcgTana
que insertamos en- otro sitio de este
diario, en- Ell cual Sc aboga -el Con-
greso por que Sc proceda hacar una
investigation cerca de 10, funcionarios
de la Administrator Insular.
Tan lac6nico es el cableg"am9, rue
NADIA nos atrevemos decir a csc res
pecto, pues Sc presta muchGs inter
pretaciones, va que no =" aspecifcan
los frncionarios que seran objeto de
investigation, por otra parte, y, el re-
presentante que 1la presentado la Re
solucion es republicano-po 10 que no
sabemos 81 esa Resolution tiene su ori-
gen en- la Administrator, 81 es pro-
ducto de la campana de la Comisi5n
unionista en- Washington, en- euyo Ca
so Ia investigation tendria como OBJ
jeto principal. investigar las actuacio
IS del Gobernador. De todos modos
csc acto del Congreso. demuestra, por
10 menos, que hay ell interes de como
GER va, de, una vez, la situacion del
pals. quizas para buscarle TN remedio
esta enojosa y larga controversial.
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Omitted Press, via All America Gables

MOSCU, enero 21.-Reina una ex-
traordinaria excitacion en- todo Ell pals
con motive de las noticias references
la movilizacion del ejercito de Polo
MIA.
En- los arsenales y cuarteles mill
tares Sc nota una actividad febril, como
en- la 6poca anterior la guerra de 1914.
Muchos observadores politioc expresan
la creencia de que eI Gobierno deere
tara Ell martes la movilizacion general,
aunque va circular los rumores de que
la guarnicion de Vitbeskt ha recibido
6rdenes de estar preparada para cual-
quiera contingencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23
LOS TRABAJADoREs P1DEN
LA HUELGA

Anoche una gran manifestation de
trabaj ajadores y obreros recorrio algunas
GALES de esta capital pidiendo al Co.
bierno que declare inmediatamente la
guerra a Polonia.
Sc dice que algunos Ministries sos
tienen la opinion de que 81 Sc confrman
las noticias relacionadas con la movi-
hzaci6n polaca, los ej6rcitos rusos de-
ben invadir en- seguida ell territorio de
Polonia por la parte de Seintery.
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Ell G0BIERNO FRANCES
ACUERDA oFRECER A LOS
ALEMANES LA DISYUNTIVA
DE ia TRABAJAR o A MO
RIR DE HAMBRE"!


PARIS, enero 22.-.'Le Matin,' in
forma que Ell Gabinete ha dado los I'LL
tlnos toques al plan de M. Poincar6
para lmpedir que las huelgas del Ruhr
9ontinten entorpeciendo la acci6n de
los franeeses y al efecto dicho peri6-
+dlco agrega que Francia ofrecera a
los alennaes la siguiente, terrible dis
yuntiva:
81 los trabajadores no retornan al
trabajo dentro de un plazo de cuaren-
ia y ocho horas, entonces Ell Gobierno
procedera a retirar las raciones CO.
mestibies los habitantes del Ruhr,
los cuales pereceran. irremediablemen-
te, de hambre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23
UN EDITORIAL DEL "PRADvA' ,

FL peri6dico "Pradva organo Off
cial del Gobierno, publica en- su edi-
ci6n de hoy m extenso editorial que
Sc atribuye a Bucharin, en- Ell cua1 Sc
examina a la luz de las estadisticas las
fuerzas polacas y las balkanicas, en- ca
SO que Rumania y Yugo- -Eslavia resuel-
van colocarse junto a Polonia.
Bucharin hace constar que el ejerci-
to polaco ha sido instruido por oficia-
les franceses y que tiene artilleria fran
cesa. Llama la atenci6n al Gobierno de
que es necesario, 81 Hega declararse
la guerra, enviar las mejores tropas al
frente polaco, puesto que la guerra ha-
bra de hacerse Francia, que es la que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23
UnbuGnnegOCiO

Sc venden tres casas de cemento,
con todas las comodidades apetecibles
y acabadas de construir, cerca de la
entrada del Hip6dromo y en- terrenos
colindantes con la via f6rrea.
Cada uno de los mencionados edifcios
tiene garage, doble servicio sanitario
jardin. Sc puede vender una sola
casa, dos, las tres juntas.
Para informes, dirijase a
Salvador AIbansS)
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Cafe-Restaurant
puerto Rico

Sc sirven comidas a la carta.
Por las noches, toGa clase de cenas
Pasteles y pasteIllos especiales, he
ehos por la mejor cocinera de Ia Isla
Magnihco menu para Navidades )
Aao Nuevs.
Propietario: Pedro v&squez Negr6s
San Francisco 79, San Juan. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-23


Sabe I'd. 10 que es OSTEO-
PATIA2 OSTEOPATIA es La
ciencia de curar ajustando Ia
Columna Vertebral y nervios, re-
novando la circulation de la
sangre por tratamiento manual
sin necesidad de usar drogas
eIectricidad.
81 todaS las parties del OrgA-
nisIn0 humane estan en- condi-
cion perfecta Ia sangre circula
bfen, los nervios ordenados, su
cerebro despejado, su cuerpO
agil; esta I'd. saludable este
10 puede hacer OSTEOPATIA.
SDesea I'd. conservarse siempro
ssludable, joven, fuerte y felizP
No sufra toda su vida, cdrese q
tempo. Pruebe los tratamien-
tos de OSTEoPATIA.
oSTEOPATLA cura disloca-
clones, torceduras, Tos FerinA
CatarTo, Pulmonia, Influenza y
todas classes de intermediates.
UnicO Doctor en- OSTEOPA-
TIA en- Puerto Rico:-
DR.. 8. M. HALEY.
Consultorio:--
Altes Colmado Standard
Telefonos:--
Oficina 627 San Juan
Residencia 262 Sanet1rce.
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CENTRAL

Edifcio construido expresamente para
Hotel, modernamente equipado, con as
censor, habitaciones con bafo, telefo-
no, timbres Y cuanto requiere el moder-
no 'tconfort''. Plan Europeo. Restau-
rant a la carta. Tel6fonos: 381-1144,
Box 1862, San Jose, Plaza Principal,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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FRANCTA cRUzARA
LA IONA NEUTRAL

PARIS, enero 22.-"Le Matin" ase
gura que Francia cruzara la zona neu
tral de un momento otro.
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EI ejercitO rojO esta preparadOpara ha-
Ger ffente a cualquier cOntingencia

proporciona Polonia la instruction mi
litar hasta ciertas reservas de orden
economico.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-11

Wish Every Boy Had One

bow. have made ots OF real money
with my machine. Wouldn't take
$500 for il. (Signed) Lawrence
Stancil, 40l No. 2dSt., Smith6eld. NC.
Clear Moving Pictures
just received one Of your wonder
full Moving Picture Machines. 1t is a
fine Moving Picture Machine. /
wouldn't take $1,000 for il. Ii will
show clear moving pictures. / have
told all my friends about it and have
shown ali my friends the machine.
(Signed) Irwin HENSON, 1875 Remigh.
ton Ave. Townsville. Georgia.
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showed the first night IL came. II
came Monday and when | came home
from school J was delighted ] put
il together right away. and everybody
came TO see them. (Signed) Harry A.
Miller. 452 Broad Street. Glassboro.
New Jersey.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-11

Received Machine In Excellent
Order
have received your machine in ex.
cellent order. IL Is a wonderful ma.
chine. and give you as many thanks
- there are rain drops In q thousand
centuries. (Signed) Leroy Hickson,
25i2 Jefferson Street, Kansas City.
Mo.
WOuldn't Take S25.oO For IL
Ihave received my Moving Picture
Machine and think Il Is o dandy and
] would not take $500 for it and !
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-11
A Real Education

l received my machine the day ex-
pected and ! want TO tell every boy in
the U. 8. Of America that he ought TO
have one Of your machines in his home.
II is real education TO any and every
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-11

A New Departme-HectrieaI Eauipment

Our new model, which we are bringing out
this season. is regularly furnished with Electric
Equipment. This means that if you have cleo.
tricity in your home, all you have TO do is to at
tach this machine TO any lamp socket, and IS an
improvement over any of our previous models.
We also furnish the machine with a safety car
bide generator, in case you don't have electricity
in your home Again remember that this machine
is more than toy. 1t is a soldly constructed and
perfect machine The mechanism is very
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pictures shown by this marvellous moving picture
machine are not the common, crude and iifeless
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productions of actual places and peopie;and never
tire your audience. So
4 This Moving Picture Maebisk hi IA I'D
great enthusiasm wherever it is nsedg as ydds viii
see by reading the testimonials OH IhisDape.. Il.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-11
Come to the ''Movies''-
at My House-Tonight
Read These Letters from Happy Boys

Would Not Take $500 For II
guess you think ! was slow in
writing but ] have just returned
from the West. To my great de-
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me as>soon as returneds Hound
your machine TO be what IL g. sec.
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own your own machine. We have
had barrels Of fun with il and IT
shows large. clear pictures. wish
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thousand times for il. (SieHed)
Benjamin Dozier. 2491 East Tkif1y-
seventh street. Cleveland. Ohio.
| Pleased with Machine
I received the Moving Picture
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soon as received the machine |
showed the films and found that
the machine was in good order and
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thank you for quick work. | am.
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street. Mt. Oliver Station. Pitts
burgh. Pa~
Had $500 Worth of Fun
have one Of your wonderful
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A Box Of Film With Your Machine

.NlaKe Nloney. Oe5cFlptl0n OF this
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-03
ny LAWRENCE MARTIN

WITH PRESIDENT HARDING
MEACHAM. ore. July Naw u.s.
aurances " American greatness llo
IN the recollection Of tho heroiam and
resolution u The pioneers who settled
the great Northwest. President Ham.
ing said today IN speech here AZ
the Oregon Trail celebration
The president. la romantic mood,
recalled the giamorouH days Of Tho
pioneers. and Tor one day put aside
an discussion Of great and trouble
some issues 10 ialk OF great men and
great days long gone
lie took aa his theme the work Of
Marcus whitman. pioneer. whose ~
forts sawed Oregon 10 the United
States az time when IL appeared
Great Britain was certain 20 get u,
lie told how Secretary Of state
Daniel Webster ana other great men
u the time, supported by public
opinion. held the oregon country
practically worthless He related
how Whitman made q pcrFonnl 40,
peRi 60 President Tyler IN Washing.
ton. after a perilous trip across the
continent. and how Tyler granted
hls plea That no action be taken until
whitman had been given time 10
lead sturdy band ~ coloniHtH into
oregon. The settling Of the country
by these men ana women ssvcd the
oregon country 20 the United States
Never Ia the history OF the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-03
HOTEL CROWDED
WITH EXCITED MEN

The scenes around the hotel ~ The
night wore into weary dawn were
peaceful. Tho town pretended not
70 be excited about the affair. CHI.
zens took more in'crcs, ia the E.lM'
convention here
But .he Lobby Of thc hotel was
crowded with newspaper men gath.
cred from all parts Of tho country,
tho fight hangers-on dashed hith
er md thiihcr looking important
There must have been about b.0o0
cigars smoked in the courso Of the
evening and tho butts and cirarct
stubs were piled high.
a cunfcres would struggle out ot
tho conference room and immediately
bo besicEcd rs the reporters Then
with his statements. the correspond,
ents dashed on 10 their wires or tho
telegraph office 10 apprisc the world
Of .he situation
Then. an q. a sudden, the confer.
ence room door would burst open
and angry men would force their
way out, announcing they would
sock peace in sleep But there wat
no sleep.
IS kcans eut away from one
group OF rcachcd deadlock some
one else would buitouhelc him and
drag him on 70 another confer
cnce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-03
HerOism of Pioneers Is
Lauded by the President
Harding, in Oregon Trail Celebration Talk,
Praises Record Of Early Day Settlers

haH there been finer example Of
civilization following Christianity"
said Mr. Harding '"The miHHion-
aries led under the banner uf the
cross. and holtlern moved close be.
hind the HarfpanEiod symbol OF the
nation Among all the records Of
the evangcllzng effort has the fore.
runner Of human advancement.
there n none 20 impressive ua this
of the early Oregon mission ana 10
marvellous consequences
we may reasonably do more TO-
dny than rejoice ia possession or the
Imperial domain which the pioneers
revealed. and The life they made pos.
slble 20 the ylrile. aspiring and con.
fident Northwest find new as
uurances IN recalling tho hcroism.
the resolution. the will to conquer.
Of these pioneers
Much The same spirit was re-.
veaied IN the making Of the Central
West The lesson cannot fan 20
impress itself In this test OF self
reliant citizenship there came She
rugged. militant. wholesome West.
Greater things were wrought. larg.
er accomplishment was recorded,
greater victory WAS won IN this
wholesome. Inspiring indlviduaiism
than viii ever attend paternuiism
or government assumption OF the
tasks which are the natural herii.
age of tho builders who may better
serve for themselves"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-03
BOARD RETIRES
CAPT. POWERS.
Long Fight of Policeman 10
Station lob Is Lost

a bitter fight N two months
against retirement was lost by Capt
Mike r Powers. veteran OF the 81.
attic police department. when the
pension board met Monday after
noon. Hnd FOR the second time or.
dered him placed on the police re-
tired list.
Tho action Of the pension board
closely followed the decision Of
Judge George u. Abe. IN superior
court, thnt the pension board had
legal right 70 retire the officer. as
he had reached the age Of co and
had served on the noIice force 90
years.
Powers had tr his case 10 the
superior court, inter occurring an In.
Junction temporarily restraining the
board from retiring him after IL had
once done 10. lie then became IN.
yoyod in a bitter fight with Chd
Of Police " - Ssveryns and May.
Or J.. j. Brown. during which he
criticised both iu the neF-papeB.
For this he was suspended for 20
days.