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, 1923-02-04

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
KILLER MAY GO
DIRECT TO PEN
Stansich Seeks Authority
for Incarceration

John aoutas who rlunrd pursuit
q The bIsothagats u the iaw for
tho past seven years. until -
tfa3sd ~ paman % oakland
rvt5aiiY az the ofhrrp Wrfn cols,
ms Ia 90 him. viii b. taken direct
% waila wsiia to ssrrs he ifs
sentence theirs fpf murder sheriff
Mat, Aiarsish hopes Rtarpieh l.
seeking authority 10 ssud eapaas
direct % he pfisoa frpta the Aaa
Franetseo Sall
me capture q Bsadas 10 consld.
sfsi Que q TIE finest detective
fsats ttal hap been accomplished
la ys4s. Deputy sheriff ~
Hughes IL responsible fer the cap.
iafu Of The man as u ~as he who
traced down Hgtis.Aa tbs spFsaE
after hs had received = zip lat
SLATER iha, tiauaas HAD returned -
The United Htasss fspn a leaE
soisara Ia the Hoa,h Hsaa AHsF
EvstinT shs tla Hughes wurei
diligently on thn eass and ioesio.i
hls nan n Oakland. me arrest
occurred On q rsrry bzs~ssu Haas.
lfsa and Haa Fganeasre.
a9tsias uAs srnssneua 20 life fsF
he snuFdss q Airs tilaHrhs cotsfnan
Ia her apartments bsss saFtY tn
1914 We broke t4gi The failuuiuK
year rtEhs astsf ne ifsal and has
bseu HaissJRg since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
COLORADO HIT
BY CL0UDBURST
Railways and Roads Are
Washed Out by Flood

DENVER. colo. tpty if-Rail,
rad and ljshway trsfnc ma. PAR
ahted cities and towns urfu
fleo,isA and residents % river towns
Frmainea tn readiness 20 fiss Tor
their lives Shen a storm % cloud
tunt proportions swept Colorado
from pVaNgr south and east for
tNe hours late yesterday afternoon
A tSohour dawnpouF ovurtasosl
the eaparisy q storm sewers IN
Beaver ard water ran thru the
streets 70 ispth % several feet
In sons sreticna.
thousands - cellars damage
was aons % iAs Denver no
ornts Western and santa "
faliwaa esds between Beaver and
Pueblo ana auto hiEheays wrrs
badly Washed iiagh sahia 10 and
n a r. q. W. bridges ,ssro s~.pt
cut BY he Arsaasas IN ~ az Pert.
hnA celo- and uurnsrcts Highway
eridSrs were carried avis. A NV
fcos vail ~ water surxsd over the
town. doing heavy dautaso 20 the
Portland Cement Work. ana hsr,,,
% waFkmsn.
only cue death Fvsasls ffor, an.
STERN Frsak atev~ns ran.A.,
near Fierrnce. vas ssfatk BY nrh,.
ninw when hc attempted 20 r~se,,s
coz sFom an overflow ks ets-k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
EXPORT COAL
TO NORTHWEST

Backed 81 tho government and
with q. eco tons of bl,umlHous ccai
blecksa out at present. the Alaska
iii;umlnoua Coal Co. ~ Anchorage.
IA row preparing 70 sSros, toai 10
tho Norih~ GA cities. according 10
y l. Bsdtll. president of tho com
Parry. who reAchsd Seattle Monday
The construction ~ a railroad
spur from The Maianussa district TO
Moose Creek viii materially aid che
company IN getting coal 10 lido wa.
ter. Two ships are 20 b secured.
one 20 supply cities Of Alaska and
another TO carry coal TO Portland
and San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
DEPUTY COMES
BACK TO WORK
Says Vacation on Eagle
Boat Is No Snap

FIstssn days sruiss Ia Alaska dur
lnE ihr presidents vtsit h = pretty
attractive proposition. bui phsn
eight hours q zach daY l. spsn' Ia
TIE hosa On an Eagle boat sub
chaser The pleasure has q hsayr
mixture ~ alloy. according 30
Deputy Prosecutor Eugene Meseh.
am. who has lass returned from
such trip. Msarham - a chief
fasehingsrs mats ana he employed
hia sausfssF vacation 20 make the
rrulaa
A. Juneau MsartAfn attended
shs pfsssaeni's fsespslaa IN ihs gov
ssuurs mansion ard asacsd With
MFs ltafsflnE. who IL a large wuna.
IN. a typical American Dps Tho
prcssasas - aise an enormous nsan.
Mseehssn saYA and his face Il wlha
iaaass to = bsetsiszs fsi ~ his
travel
me EaKia boa, stepped As the
vafi9ifs Alaska ,gvns ard visited
she TRtposh glacier where thsf
slfsa guns into ,ha Ice mas and
broke OF sapFmnus chunks TIE
feVstbresispns ut tie BEATS whistle
weuid cause chunks ~ lcs 10 break
or that neald eausa huge waves
20 vioisally goes the boAI. Msash.
am saist
Tho temperature IN The engine
rppFn ~ sha sub chaser averaged
between 10 ard iso. Msaehsm sad.
ard the crew suald remain 10 the
engine Fuam a. iona as they could
stand " and iksn 60 on deck for
air. Msscham Gays hs wiil have
recovered from bis vacation In a
week or 70 dzYa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
CITY DISCOVERS
pile OF MONEY
Can Now Proceed With
Work on Stadium Bridge

All practical reasons for delay m
the construction Of the aionuase.
Stadium bridge and the Spokane Vt.
West waterway bridgr, al a cos, o,
ts,ooo. 600. were eliminated Tuesday.
when Corporation Counsel T. ]. L.
Kennedy discovered balance Of 81.
ose,eeo remaining that can be issued
b. council ordinance. The $3.50 ooo
Beacon hIll improvement; pro,,c, can
also be financed by ordinance. and
there will silll be $4,000 remaining
for emergency use.
Following Tho discovery that the
bridge bonds authorized hy vote Of
the people 20 finance construction
OF the two bridges were Illegal and
unstable, Il was learned that the
council still had authority 10 issue
bonds without vote Of indorsc.
mrnt.
Councilman r, I. Blaine. chair.
man OF the finance committee. OBJ.
talned report which showed that
u,7oo.eoe Of the legal limit OF 81.
ESQ. 600 had been Issued. Blaine de
clared !, would be unsound 10 use
oil this up to issue bridge bonds.
since the council would then be pow.
crless 90 issuc bonds should an
emergency arise.
Kennedy. however. discovered
that only siso. 600 In bonds had been
issued without authority OF the vo,.
crs. which would leave an ample
sum for emergency purposes n the
council passes an ordinance issuing
bonds TO build tho bridges.
Councilman Blaine Tuesday said
that final decision viii await the
outcome Of a suit brought by tho
Tacoma school board 10 test the val.
idity OF the new bond law. The
case Is now pending in supreme
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HARDING
STARTS ON PAGE 1

eminent was stune when !, Paid
more than million dollars for the
property. 40 the whole lire had 20
hc strapped and rebuilt. ard even
the route changed In some places.
This Il one Of the scandals" about
which Alaskans talk in connection
with tho railroad
Anchorage has been given govern
msnt favor. a. officials want 70
make u sea terminus That means
gradual death hy decay to Seward,
Anchorage wants to ~ the capital
scat os the territory. which is hosiy
resented BY juneau. on this southern
coast Juneau has no apparent right
10 c1is, outside OF being the capital.
n that honor IL removed. juneau
probably wll die
Harding. however. viii oppose any
effort 70 cripple the road. M he feels
time will justify this great expert.
ment. even tho the country nigh, be
willing 70 pay something for pioneer.
inR into a nsw country that may
some day pe Of great strategic
value
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SCHOOL
STARTS ON PAGE 1

ever. thAs The equipment 10 as;
sufficient Tor the specialization Ana
ln3iyiSual care accessory In tHs
cases q sesas ehiisFrn. ne pias
% those whe are working ZOE TIE
establishment q tns naw school ls
rot 70 eonaaet tAsiF inssi,usien 10
opposition 20 thS@s eilnles siFsadY
Ia eperasiau. sgs 10 work wsth
them Zoe The beneFi, % ths tisis
psogls. 10 bss vsry ssw ether
cities % ths state are sssFv even
school silatrz The sasnsffaai rhtt
dsra. "a stany cases Est no special
ears whatever ThsY sisfseg attend
tbs regular sehqal classes ard re.
erivs 70 ssnefis OF ars uos sent
70 achooi at an Thsy play upaa
;hs ssrssss ard sseeraa TIE psvy q
tsaEpsatisu.
A, tho tire that Mrs. nArnhart
nrst easeeivsd her special sesael
tfea she spoke 20 fsr niesfnoud A
tarEs. ehiid specialist. u aeastls.
In behalf u the pruposltian. ~.
Furws was immediately interested
Ana aimee then has devoted usueh
time 20 work n sts schools IN.
fsFsas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
ny JOSEPHINE VAN DE Gmur

ny JOSEPHINE VAN DE oHTr
NEW YORK. Juiy if,-ons hun.
dssd aad swsasy eight sraall orphans
are To-Day sadly contemplating ,ss
failure u ,nssr tisus eFxarssd effort
20 break into secretly.
Led ~ Justice Gussavs Hartman.
New Yesk's Bachelor Judge. ths or
Fhans whose Wtnssr home i a, the
Israel ORPHAN asylum. down an Ss,~
fosk's iewer EAs, Side. had locked
forward % spending the summer
amidst the sashsonsbls eolDny ~hieif
fsaFiY rtlErates euf 90 tanz lahaa
and. mere parsseulaTiy. Lous beach.
The fuaxe had lsassd large ana
pss,ra,legs dwelling feF them there
billie nuFks. ths actress. had lived
II 4 oaes-aaa aiFvAiiY the orphans
wsrp collecting their sand pals an4
wondering What they should take
Aions Ia their snaal sgiic.ses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
CITY REQUIRES
HIGHER BUDGET
Costs More for Government
Than Ever Before

There's no uss IN Kicking. but
the eeat n government 10 getting
higher every year" said Council
man o. l. ulaine Tuesday. AZ he
ioiaied the 10 city departments bud
Ecis Tor 1874. showing an estimated
outlay for che coming year ~ oil.
Af.ptA which IL an Increase ~ 81
$4,000 over the 1873 figures.
Councilman Blaine a. chairman q
the finance COMMITTEES % TIE c8nn.
90 called the nra, 81 ssrlss u
budget hearings Tor Wednesday
morning az 30 o'clock. and most Of
me work ~ trimming down The
estimates viii be eliminated this
month,
To take care % The increased
cosi ~ government u wiil be nsess.
asry "a levy an additional imiii tax.
which couneiimrn are ~ disposed 10
%. A large lump u The increased
expenses "a 1ceaslonsd ~ extensions
Ia tho city iight department.. which
IA ssifsustaihins.
Al hui three ~ the departments
% city government wili require more
operating money this fan These
three. the corporation eounksi's ~
flee. the city engineer and the pub.
nc utilities department. will ca,
their expenses slightly.
TIE police department, asks tise
tis more Than last year and would
usr practically an ~ this sum 70
employ 100 additional msn.
pf Hiram ~ Read Eahs ~ per
cent increase over last years hua.
Eei figures 20 ppsfais the health
and sserr department and 20 Pee,
vide freu garbage collection. Ths
total asked for that department r.
Itgs.Ett
Most q the increases. aside from
construction hs,isfmsnis. provide
gaF the smpiaYgaeni II additional
assistants % the various depart
msnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

Hut the fashionable and exclusive
colony =, Long Beach didBt van,
them Not, 900 understand. thkl the
eolasy lsat a. foaa q an orphan a.
snYboiy In the wuF.d iudssa lat
year whsn ths orphans summss
hems AZ Arvsfns burned aoWn. t.anK
Reach So, together and raised emo
thing uks lgso5a 20 50 ,svasd r.
Building ,hs place.
has 10 have The orphans sisss 70
eons late lhSlf vrry mlasti ionx
usaeh Just eopisn't see a. 80 yhsY
sssursd an lniaaesisa against The
bachelor Judge aai his migrating Or.
pssns Tns ialaasstsn has lusg been
sustained
~t.osK Beach tsnt ths place far
orphans ahlWaY. SAYS Mrs.. Alma
b FFpsllsh. site * Jesse Gfu~tsch.
president q The sehoa, beafa. and
prime massf 10 securing The laiaue
tlaa against sks taaer "it tsnt
merely thai 10 uaa trying % hgpaA
ihs aNp e ls1n6 fieaea bY attempt
lHx 90 50 W an iHssisaloa la thv
midst q a rsrT much restricted
ssuasstT sssiioa.
lie was lFytag % lodge 80 e..
nhsns ana Is attendants IN house
osisinsilr msaEt tpF 10 persons zns
sss W On los tss ~ Tee sss; There
~eula - seassstF any passn ssF ne
rhlitFsa 70 play ard sif1ass ~ shade
And right n tsuas os ihe taass u
re bay. sis fees geap uTdsnaFftY and
ains feet dsva as high tile. Hos
dos the lgsiss spEscs 10 keep ths
ssilaFsa tspSa tssigaz M lie szss As
will bgiia ssHcs. bot f'sss i Ftalcs
loss an ssrsss - restricted psug
sstF.
NO LOGS usaea 10 70 place ssr
arpfA4as''
Bat shs bsshsier Judge spsls sltfsF
sas about a. Yer one thing be pas
aa orphan hla1sslf and be nssa 10
sell fspqra down on ths very ssrgs
ehsrp ss1s Israel ofpasa ssgiara
na@ stands
re tsat Aws they're uyhoifiaE.
he seFs. ~tasy'ru fighting lnnscras
babies. Long Beach has feagn fos
- sporting places and ia dance
halls asd lss movie palaess. hus n
sssnt saY room fer iltsia ehitssss
craving relief ffasn the 10, city.
because thesa children ags %,
phans Long Bach sossnt waai
them. iSus they have ips, az rsueh
right 60 ne fresh slz AMI stssahins
.as Lnne beach az fhs Children 4
thssa wealthy parents who protest
against thsir coming
II Ioax Beach wputd orrs sfsnl,
,hs orphans Il would beuafns az
proud II them aa any Institution Ia
sba city
And 80 tgdEs Hartman ls going "a
appeal from Judge sriah r. gsronE's
decision and carry the Injunction
inio shs appellate court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SIDDALL
STARTS ON PAGE 1
held with Death

held with Death
Then re called his as#ocsaica
20 him. Hs told them tha, The
doctors bad told him he would
econ Be ~sli-hui that be must
have q long rrsi. Day By Gay
he outlined The coming issues Of
the magazine, shifting this piscc
* responsibility 10 one under.
study. then 20 another. he con.
iinuea 10 write his uwn contribu.
tons FOR issues months ahead
IL Ran some tine before he
hsd sasdisd the iruportAn, duties
on the members % hla staff.
taus they ali accepted hravely
That their chief might Sc, the
vacation that WAS 10 restore
his health.
WIFI everything In readiness
for many future issues u bis
book. he went 10 his office laa,
wreck. iIis desk contained but
Few ar,lclos--othsrs were In the
hands ~ his associates. lie bun.
died these fsw articles together
and closed tho door Of his be.
loved Hancium behind him alone
IN the knowledge tina, /; would
BE- the last time he would ever
visit 'the office"
Then nc went 10 his summc
Then he won, TO HIS summer
wait for the end WAS not long.
Tomorrow his body vein be in.
TERED at ohoTlin. ohio. where he
was horn. But for many months
the hand OF John siddall will
dominate and guide tho maya.
xinp he built.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BOYDOM
STARTS ON PAGE 4

ton viii bring 'Tistis. hresh-rs'
vita him 70 ssstsis gar ths Fve~p
stor 70 Prvsirssus ard Nffs. Harding
rhsse Els. officials. toxwthsr with
a reception committees % boys viii
hs seated 90 shc platform ana the
lad seseefed Monday ntEht will
shake harris wi.h Prsstsrnt Hard
tnE snd Introduce him 10 tbs
crowds
A reception Tor ,he president 10
also planned for Volunteer Park at
ii5a ca tha sTtA o. fgiy. Little
girls from every schoeE ia she city
wiii act al Tower girls ara ~fIi
carry wrsasAs tor Mrs. Harding and
wives q eahtsst members Officers
q parrnt.sssehsr ORGANIZATIONS %
ths city win be in sharxs az ms
ehiidrsn and win rparans-e shssr
safskssping during ths azy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

johnson. IN q statement today de-.
elaFcd he was elected ~hacansa Of tbs
government Tor which the voters aud
stand iis issued statement say.
ing
'uuvrrnmsn IL Instituted 20 pro.
mote the welfare n tho people and
not 10 protect q few IN The special
privileges given them. The high tar.
M imposed on the consumers. the
unjust ,rratmen, II labor. the plight
of the farmers. the packing of The
judiciary with msn. favorable % TIE
high financial and railroad Rroups
the short sighted. hunRilnK policy
pursued by our government towards
other countries and their peoples and
other similar problems will receive
my earnest attention.
Il congratulate tho people Of this
state on their victory What the nf-
sanizcd farmers and workers pulling
together have accomplished in sin.
nesata they can iikeNise accomplish
In other states ~ tho union"
Johnsons pride Ia his wlfo. an
American born woman. his six lhil-
drcn and the farm.
May he Il Isn't much Of n farm. .
said johnson. hut have gooi
harm. We bull, II three years aRo
and u cost $1,000. We are milking
e cows now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
FLOODS S WEEP
WHEAT COUNTRY
Enormous Damagelto Idaho
Farm Lands

LEWISTON. Ida. fuiyl ir-Train,
were DELAYED. xrvas sre4s ss What
cessasFy we're inundated and thas.s.
ansls az bushels q uizsura grain vss~s
Destroyed ~ bah shFgaas laahc yea.
tsFisy. according % wota FvachinE
hers.
Tsierscas and telegraph srr.se~
was Impaired ssa 10 many alatrsets
Pat sofnrssssiy cot O, eurrnslssscn b.
he storms that have nwurt ne
prairie cpuassy e idaho asa Mca.
,ana
A tract % is.aoo aerss q wheat
was ruined ~ fioosis ana Rail In shs
CFaiEmpnt district. sccossiinE 10 IRE
reports HEAVY raias saase,i rieassa
lu lewiston. The CAfnas Prulrta ara
Sarshsrn pacifte hrss werv eiacke,s
las, alxAt A fast freight srasz was
dsraiies By a iandsiisi-. csmsea ~ :
vashpas near shis city. and pas..aKrr
tralEs wsFs tndrfiuitciy delayed
pns maa vas frewusa IN a rtonss
near Ftorsner. Cota. ana srvwrai
towns IN sAs vicial,y srw reported
under two feet Of food water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Special Session Is
Brookhart Demand

NEW YORK. July ia demand
that President Harding call lmmo.
dIntely an extra session OF oongruas
10 pass a measure for relief Of tho
American farmers was voiced by
genator Smith W. Brookhart, Of
Iowa. who hhs just returned 10
this country from a visIt to soviet
Russia.
The election Of MaRnus johnson
m United states senator for Mime.
sofa was. firookhnrt said. sign
10 tho republican bosses that the
people Of this country now mean
10 do things"
III should DO n warning 10 those
In power" the Iowa senator aid,
'1f President Harding makes three
moro speeches such na his recent
ones" he continued, Henry Ford
viii bc elected president OF the
United States In 1924 by majority
OF ton million"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
RRSRRy ATIOSs ARE
NOW BENG MADE

Already reservations ars being
made hy parsnts--the sum Of as a
month being charged for day pupils
and i1s for boardsrH. n is the hope
OF the directors. however. 70 soon be
able 10 take in those children whose
parents cannot afford to pay for
their trimming and keep.
with this leda In mind, and with
the idea ~ furnishing and equip.
ping the building In the best man.
ner possible for tho youngsters. sub.
scriptlons are now being received ~
the school headquarters. st3s Arcade
building. NEXT week the city viii
ha canyassed In behalf ~ tho instL
tuition. for, after ali. The board Of
directors cannot 40 thru with their
work without the support Of the
public.
Az raid. however. II IL The hope
and The plan of those. now In charge
OF tho institution 10 ho called tho
sctooi"--wiil be ready 10
open August rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Harding Will Have
Lots of Rope Here

New manila rope. 1888 worth of n.
IL wsnied ~ ths city council and pes-
ice department. for ssc in entertain.
ing the rs1spa pernisu and secret,
servtcs agents who viii accompany
President and Mrs Harding when
they arvtvs Ia Seattle. July - from
Alaska.
No ascktis parties are anticipated.
but the rope IL 10 b. used in keep.
inE the crowds back from the prrsi-
Dental procession as Il moves thru
the streets An ordinance apprupri-
ating ths money Tor the hemp uaa
referred TO the finance committee.
The council passed an ordinance an.
propTia,inE $4,000 for presidential n
tsrtainmsut. The money Will be DIS
tfibutsd by Mayor Brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Charge McAdoo Was
Ku Klux Candidate

DE LEON, Texas. July II. -
Charges that William q. McAdoo
was In sympathy with the ku Klux
Khan and tina, he was tho Khan can.
dldatc for president in Texas we're
mbdc by former Gov. James =. Fer.
ruson In a speech here. Ferguson
addressed n crowd OF several hun.
trcd farmers
He declared that abe Khan forces
wcro behind the McAdoo boom Ia
Texas and that the majority II demo.
Gratis who formally launched the Nc.
Adoo campaign In Dallas last satur.
day arc members OF the Khan,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
YOUTH STRUCK
BY AUTOMOBILE
Faints After Accident and
Wakes Up In Hospital

Painting IA the street after h.
had been struck - an auto. Joseph
Shrewsbury. "a. ~ tiii 10Th ave
h W, awoks In The eity hospital
Monday nlHhs. be t0ld the police.
The Dos WAS crossing iifai ave.
AZ Cherry e. when he was struck
b. car saA thrown 90 the street
lie picked Aimsslf up ana told the
driver he vas not badly haft, after
which tho auto passed 90.
a few minutes later, however.
The hal fga 30 the street. uHoons
scieus. and was taken % the slB
hospital. where be ass found "a
have ssrlous Injuries % ihs head
and severe bofy hfuisef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
school. INDoRsED
ny CLUE LEADERS

Tpsssy the proposition stands IN
dorpgi hy both che city and state
Federation % womsn's e.uhs. a
board u directors. asads 40 ~
prominent club and social welfare
werkrrs. stands ready for action.
he directors Mrs. II. A. ". Bon
uaG. Seattle. chairman u he child
welfare department Of the stato
Federation ~ fEoruen's clubs. Mrs
Victor .iatssroen. Tseona. president
% the STATE Parent. Teachers assos
ciatioa: MFz. =, W. Harxrsvss.
president OF the American Legion
auxiliary. Painter Netsis post. No 4.
Senator Daniel n. Ianaon. John
Papapahs and strs. BarnhaEt. The
board plans 70 usss Wednesday
afternoon. when tho articles % In
corporation. TO be recorded at
Olympia. VIII b. aligned.
Already a building for shs school
has been obtained at 75t1 Minor ave
~. where. according 70 board mem.
hers. psychological laboratory.
complete With the latest equipment.
IA 20 b. installed II 10 planned 10
have the building ready 70 receive
pupils By Angus, rs, when DR.
ngrKs win b installed az supsrin.
tsudsni and a teaching and working
staff will be on hand. Aocommada.
lions AZ this time win bo made for
10 ctlldrcn-g day pupils and -
boarders. n Is tho plan u the III.
rsc,ors 70 doubls the sccommo,ia.
tons within few months. that dou.
bio the number u children may BE-
nfrrffsr.f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Banking Case Trial
Ordered to Proceed

PORTLAND, July iT.--Triai Of The
suit hrongh, last January by John p.
Duke. Washington bank supervisor.
against Walter T. jerks. Salem. TO
collect $1,000 10 cover the value Of
stock he owned In the defuncs Scan
dinavian.American bank OF Tacoma.
was ordered today by Federal Judge
wolvertou, denying jerks motion tc
dismiss the complaint.
jerks attempted to have the suit
dismissed on technical grounds,
which were overruled BY tho Judge.
The trial date win be set later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Campers Fire Is
Cause of Big Loss

BELLINCHAM. July i5.--A bcnch
tire. driven thru the debris OF the
beach, swept inland, destroyed the
Pyramid saw min. burned railroad
trcstics and threatened n number Of
homes and mills on tho water front
here yesterday. The fire was prob
ably left Ivy campcrA The lnss to
railroad properties was estimated at
40 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
More Departments
Ask for Increases

Two additional budgets were aub.
ml,,cd 20 the city council by city
department heads Tuesday. both OK.
eocdlnR the sums allotted tho past
ycnr by large amounts,
Tho park board submitted en
estimate OF 1924 expenses ,otallng
tsi7.7tb. In ip2a the park board
wna allowed ono MILL which brought
in i?ag,7i5.
The street railway department
submitted budget OF i6,1i7.i77.
which L. iiso,ssi moro than its
1929 budget.