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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported by the following men.
FpnishL Hergoro So Jackson e..
Ifhlda. Catch. s5s Harbor ave. girl,
Ripper. Alfred. 2toi Day a., girl
Donohue. = j., Z0l2 18Th ave =, girl
Hichardson, Thomas T., Deringsr
paviss Kenneth Thomas. 1895 18th
Allen. coyt clark. EIlsnsburg. girl.
krsmH. Sol, 1915 u. Jefferson IT.
culver Donald P, ssesH Ism ave.
crossy Patrick i1i Second ave NJ
nelson. Pete. coca ,7h ave. s w
KING. Everett, Glen nii Z. Mercer
Iyalenline. Hsadon p 1895 18Th ave.
/ wi,taer John Jacob. 1905 spring
IFoster waco. szs 18Th ave girl
Muller. George S., 77ll 5iHt ave. y.
condiano, Frank. i7i7 ". 57th St.
Ssss,a. simpeL ioia courtiand pl..
Miisado. so,aro. sso5H Firs, ave-
girl.
Uyeda, HIdelchL. Bellevue. girl
[ BcElo. Waiter D.. 800 2iEt ave. girl.
Hatch. james Harold. 20i2 Z. Sand
~. boy.
Hssse. Huxley James. 1909 W.
Othello 81. boy
santlni Frank. ss5j Duwamish ave.
Lies, Merle Hewitt. 1906 Eighth ave.
g.. boy.
slsEht. cyrenus NJ. so5 Z. i'rd ST..
boy.
sullivan. Joe. 80 L. Terrace 81. girl
Brennan. Edward Meowen. III 10th
ave y. boy.
ward Gilbert Coifax. i02s f7th ave.
= W.. boy.
Wilson. Floyd william. 700 Columbia
st.. boy.
Pres,, samuel d. los Flndlny ST..
MotoSL ssisukA 200 Seventh ave. s.
girl.
okoroff Fred. 1Is n Ifst St. boy.
Root. Arthur A, 1907 w. 50th St.
Le May. Joseph. s21s 2ith ave. n.
w. boy.
McAilister. william b. 95tn 81, and
18th ave. n. T., boy
splitter, Lee wilbur. zoo 22nd ave S..
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Responding 20 "a nrr alarm from
Fourth ave and walker a. sey-
rrai units 90 the city nrs depart
mrnt found the "urs" msruly blaE-
ing on O. city garbage dump Friday
morning
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COFFEE STAINS

Remove coffee stains from linen uy
rubbing the spots with glycvriur b.
fore yuu uar soap md water uH them
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wtihstanding. he ehnued ths rom
munlgationg continued
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WANTED-A high school or unirsi,
sity student who gets out OF sehos'
at 900 o'clock or earlier 10 Nels
evenings. Boy who has csrfiss
paper route preferred Apply 2
Mr.. Donohue. Seattle Star Circus
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6 LOST AND FOUND

LosT-setwecn 9Th and 18th n z
womhn'H handbag. containing d
pers and money. Reward KEr.
gd $500
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TuE puETITINN WHO AYERS

that cheese Is one 81 the oldest
foods Is rlght IN some intanccr. az
lraal.
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fRoSPECToRs. LEARN ASSAYISG
one month. Circular. sc Batter! =
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A TRANSFORMATIONS

BAN FRANCIsCO. So: Mccormick
steamer Crosse City. f2gttD. f2f
Hail-pielWick stage te5 hours).
I.os Angeles. fa1-Ia5sS Ames
Bros. i&os Fourth MA in-5it0.
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SMALL black coin purse eoniainisr
ff5, between Third and F0urn
Madison Please call ca pitl-tifs
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FUNERAL NOTICES
Personal
IILI TILATlll-...

tltEL TREATMENT
For men and women sgffsrin,. g.
rheumatism. catarrh. cedar sr,t,.
bronchitis Or ecKsma. We ~. -.
free treatment % the New 49,
you
HEEcULpN CLINIC. Isc
t-lE Blgri0w Bldg. Fourth and p.L.
HLltCuiyyS sAEiTARIUM
Soap Lake. Wash.
liHuffs % D on. EFenirzs ~
Appointment
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LEGAL NOTICES

TO ALL Whom This Nay co5es,-
Notice iH hereby given that n.
phrtnershlp consisting u Watt,
u Sears and O. w Kenton a..
INK business ~ The Rertir.
Cleaning and Pressing Shop n,
ms day been Dissolved By mu,u.
AZ consent and that neither a
ne SAID parties will BE- responf.
hl. for any bills contracted b. a.
other ln the name o. said par.
neTHhp. altar this date.
Dated 40 Seattle. Washlnzto, Y.
ysmber -. 1895
g y. KESToN.
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CHECk-Monday down town. r..
turn 20 Martha Bogenbergsr y.
W. e. A. Reward.
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7 FEMALE HELP WANTED

LOST, Monday. young. tan. shqr.
haired dog "a rfld-els9 RsEard
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DON'T let them stuff you sili
drugs or operate for that s;omaa
Trouble. We can make you fee
like a new person with our Drug
less Products. taken al home. Pr
consultation. YoEhurt Co. tli
American Bank Bldg. MA in-ssa
JAZZ Piano Taught Prin's ses Prs
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9 MALE HELP WANTED

BOY WANTED AT ONCE FOR GooD
DOWNTOWN ROUTE. HiGh
SCHOOL BOY PREEERRED. AZ
PLY IN PERSON AT THE CiRCt-
LATION DEPARTMENT THE 81
ATTLE STAR. SEVENTH AVE
BETWEEN UNION AND UNIFEA-
StTN SITS
5 MEN wanted 20 work on our ,e-
oo0-acre California ranch; AZ
men TO cut wood at Cathcart 3.
all must buy land st CathcsN
and pay down 800. More ca.
penters wanted at Cathcart scoi
as new highway is finished, x,
PETERSON or PERRY. sps Ihfi
ave. Seattle. WASH.
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WILL pay YOU 1850 day TOT msklrs
dozen pairs steber wool socks
daily on Highspeed Family Knittsr
VIII buy all you make a. sane
rate. We furnish yarn free: t-yeai
written contract. old reliable nan
ufacturer, Work al home. Be r.
dependent. Experience unneces-
Eary. Send &c full particulars With
out obligation. Steber Machins
Co. DeFk l75. Utica n Y
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simpeL iola CORTLAND pi-
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%, Frank. i7i7 ". 57th ST.
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MARcELLERs q HAIRDREssERs
earn SIS 10 S35 weekly. and the e..
mand exceeds the supply. Us
teach you how in few weeks al
assist you 10 a position.
CARSON HAIRDRESSING COLLEGE
Third Floor Yale Bldg. Opp. ?. 0
IA ln-n1ll
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10. so,aro. sso54 Flrs, ave-
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Births boz their households are re-
ported hy the following mrnt
Funisht Hsrg0ro, So Jackson e.,
girl
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PUGET SOUND uabis ana Granite
Cos iEt and Virginia LutAbliHhsd
1874
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lark. ElisnFburg. girl.
SIC - Jefferson It,
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5stcr waco. 1zs 18Th ave girl
uilsr George ST. 17II 5iHt ave. n.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-11

ALQUILASE casa concrete en- Santur-
ce parada rs Gale Colon NO. 12 de-
tras escuela Mufioz Rivera, tres dor.ni-
torios arlplios verja v galeria informes
al lado 0 telefono 1877 verde santurce
e-16
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-11

FOR SALE: One Hundred Shares t10o)
Capital Stock of Goethals, Wilford &
Boyd, Inc. of Porto Rico, being the
entire amount of shares issued and ollt7
standing of said Corporation. All offers
must be accompanied by Certified cheek
for 25e6 of the offer made, which VIII
be returned in the cases of unsuccess-
fut bidders. Bids and checks should re
ent to Standard international Corpora
tion P. o. Box 154o, cristobal, Canal
Zone. 6-t5
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-11

Sc vENDE, PoR Ell vALoR DEL
TERRENo, magnihca prcpiedad. Pa
rada 4s "a, frente Avenida Pershing.
Contiene 1000 metros solar espl6ndi-
da casa MADEIRA. Informes: Allen 1ss
Telefono 1859. 6--6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-11
HablandO con nuestro amigo Vega Ne
wares aeerca de una iinteryiii con
Ia Pankurst

Con el deseo de conocer las impre-
stones de nuestro amigo Sr. Vega Ne
varez, acerca de los .ABANICAzOS con
que le obseQmara LA PANKURSF en-
la intervi1 por esta imaginada, en- re-
lacion con el art,culo ppblicado por
aqueI en- este diario, bajo Ell titl1.o de
LA PRIMERA ACFUACIoN DEL Ju
RADO FEMINISTA, nos decidimos a
visitar al AGREDIDo, en- los preclsos
momentos en- que Sc aplicaba, so
bre ell apabullado rostro, unos algo-
dones empapados de HAMAMELIs, a
fin de combatir la inf1amacion q. lie pro
dujera ell abanico de la airada sufra-
gista.
Ell amigo lesionado nos recibio con
su habitual cortesia y sefialandonos uu
asiento junto a su mesa de caligrafo.
empezamos Ell interrogatorio.
R Como lie supongo enterado de
las manifestations de LA PANKUEsT
SiA uA40s AhSCANAu QuC C1ld coSoAAA"
que vio la luz en- nuestra ed1cion del
sabado, lie agradeceria me dejase CO.
nocer sus impresiones acerca de Ia mis-
ma.
v. N Desde antes de publicarse Ell
infundio a que listed alude, tenla 20
conocimiento de que LA PANKURsT
Sc proponia atacarme despiadadamen-
te, como asi 10 ha hecho en- efecto. Con
fieso que, ante ell natural derecho de
defensa, esperaba que esta DANA me
hnbiese tratado con la cortesia que TO-
do hombre bien educado derrocha con
las de su sexo, pero me eQuivoque por
complete. La PANKURST, perdiendo
Ell control de sus nervios, Sc dejo ARE
batar por la passion por un excese
de vanidad pueril. 81 por tan poca CO.
sa ha perdido los estribos, con perju1-
clio de sus ideales calcule usted 10 que
suceder1a maiiana que esta sufraglsta
escalace un puesto en- Ell Senado o en- la
>
Camara de Representatives., al sostener
un debate. Precisamente es esa taIta
de control, uno de los motivos por los
cuales combaten Ell feminismo, los que,
en- uso de su derecho Green que esa fru
ia no ha madurado 10 bastante todavia.
Porque publiqu6 en- Ell MUNDo ell
relate de un suefo, PREMoNIToEiJ
sin duda, bajo ell titaIo de LA PRIME
RA AcTUAcIoN DEL JURADo IE-
MINISTA, La PANKURST ha roto
sobre mis- narices, ell grueso variltaJe
de su vetusto abanico, ocastonandome
las lesiones que puede usted apreciar
a simple vista. ~
II. r. va veo, yasveo que los golpes
nan sido contundehtes, Como qNe pare
cen producidos por I'm brazo varonil.
NJ Y ESQ qus pude impedir que
hiciera uso del paraguas 81 no, ne
10 rompe tambien en- las costillas. lis
una fiera esa mujerf
R. Parece que ha qucrido vengar-
Sc de la alusion que hiciera I'd. sobre
la CREMA SIMON, cuyo uso le atrl-
buy6 usted.
". N. En- realidad mi intencion no
fue otra que la de mortiticar al Juez
que inhri6 una ofensa al pals, decia-
rando que los puertorriquefio3 estaban
incapacitados para ser jurados, y por
acci6n refeja, las sufragistas que le
aplaudieron. halagadas por la promesa
que aquel hiciera de gesticrar 10 con-
ducente para que Ia mujer sustituycse
al hombre en- Ell uso de aquel sagrado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-11

Sc VENDE Automoyil Oakland de me-
dio uso en- perfectas condiciones. Dl-
njase a Morris E.. storyz, Isabel "a.
No. 5, Marina, san Juan Ga
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-11

DEsEA CoLocACIoN joven, amos
de practica en- el ramo. de calzado, pro-
visiones y mercancias al por mayor y
detail: comisiones por la ista. Dirijase
9. g Box 10, Florida, P. R. ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-11
ANUNCI0S EC0NOMICOS

sE ALQUILAN varias habitaciones en
La calle del Cristo NO. 16. Informaran
en- In Joyerfa Bouret. p
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Sc vENDE por So, 500 casa Duffaut
4S, santutrce, cerca Teatro olimpo y
Plaza Mercado 50, 400 cash, S11oo hi
poteca. Tel 1886 San Juan. .s71 rojo
Santurce. ed.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-11
VENDO UNA CASA

Terminandose, dos pisos bajo cemen-
to, alto MADEIRA dormitorios para
una familia dos, garage, fachada a
Gales Suau Y Cerra; pintada al 6leo.
Suau St. entire Paradas 14-15, Santur-
ce.. Informes Tel6fono 9SS. Santurce
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-11

Sc VENDEN Dos maquinas para Ci-
ne marca POWER No. B. en- esta-
do casi nuevo con motor y economizer.
Ademas otros efectos cinematografi-
cos y un motor. TEATRO TRES
BANDERAs, San Jaan, r r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-11

MoDIsTA: Por que trabajar como EN-
pleadas?.Su propio trabajosy TN peQue-
no pago de contado lie hara duena de
un taller acreditado en- buen sitio. Ell
negocio Sc paga por 81 mismo sus
entradas seran mayores. Informara en-
Salvador Bran Al, Altos. 617
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-11

Sc .ALQUILAN locales para ofcinas'
1dep6sitos de mercancias o viviendas pa
ra llombres solos diez dollars mensua-
les cada local Allen 70. Bajos interior.
San Juan. 7-lo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-11

FOR RENT from July 1st. entire
second floor National City Bank build
ing, San Justo Street Nc. 2. Inquire
The National City Bank of New York.
6-16
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-11

Ell BANCO DE NOVA SCOTIA al
quila desde Ell primero de Julio dos on
cinas en- Ell tercer piso de su edificlo.
Para informes dirigirse al Bancos de
Nova Scotia, esq. Tetuan San JUS
to. z.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-11

Sc NECEsITA Sonora de buena apa-
riencia que sepa atender a los Quehace-
res de casa de un senior solo americana
en- poblacion cerca de San Juan. suel-
do $500 al mes y habitacios diriJase
a este periodico bajo letras x. Y. z.
6-16
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-11

Sc VENDE: Casa en- Santurce de dos
plantas, para dos familias, 10 departa-
mentos cada piso, con Closets, instala-
ci6n sanitaria, cocina de gas y carbon,
BALCONIES y galerias, muy ventilada, buen
sitio, con 240 metros solar, renta S1OO.
No Sc desea Intervention de corredores.
Informss telefOno 1908, San Juan, P. R.
6-12
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TENGO 10 sacos ajonjoli del pals para
venderlos. Ell que los interese puede
airigirse a Perfecto IgIesias, Box 7s,
QuebradilIas, Pr, SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-20

Daugherty was a friend Of L. l.. DO.
heny and Harry r. Sinclair lessee
Of tho naval oil reserves. that
Daughcrty and r. y. Mclean. owner
OF the Washington Post. conferred
here Sunday and, before that. at
Palm Beach.
Mclean has figured In the SENATE
investigation and Is now under sub.
poena TO appear again.
THE department OF Justice has
been and Is now protecting crooks, /"
Wheeler said. I'VE know now that
the attorney general Is protecting
criminals.
"Only last Sunday. am Informed.
Daugherty conferred with Edward b..
Mclean. millionaire washington
publisher. We know that Daugherty
went to Palm Beach and that he was
there consulting with Mclean.
we know also that when Mclean
was about TO disclose all he knew
about this affair we find Mr.. Daugh.
Turn TO rage 7. Column -
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E. Shorrock Serves School District q
Years, and Stands the Public
"Gaff" Willingly

Cd UN for office? Me? Not much. I've too much
IN at stake in my business. l can't afford it and
besides, refuse to take the abuse that goes with
public Job"
1t was one Of the BIG BUSINESS MEN Of Seattle
talking. He discussing with Star man the quail
tiles of the various asprants for the nayoralty The
Star man had emphasized the Importance of getting
representative men in public office. He had stressed
the fact that Seattle as the largest corporation in
Washington, should insist on having competent adj
ministrative forces. Public business The Star man
pointed out, could be handled much the same as
private business, provided the right sort of men
could he induced to perform public duty, whether it
be in the government of the city, county, schools or
state. &
You're theorist' said the Big Business Man
1T doesn't work out that way. Show me a really
representative business man in this town who is
willing to give his time and stand the gait of the
public. You can't find one. They're just like am
They realize what is needed but they won't go thru
with it. The public is too critical, too ready to find
fault and heap abuse and vtuperation upon any public
servant with whom they may disagree"
The Star man had been challenged to find a man
such as he had described He pondered long over the
Big Business Mans idea, and then started out to
prove his theoryto find REALLY representative bust
man" who would serve, the public in competent
way and take the public's "gaff."
The Star man looked long and diligently for his
: man. He was beginning to think the Big Business
Man was right, when To- he walked into Second ave-
bank and there found one who was not only willing
but HAD ACTUALLY PERFORMED THE SERVICE
FOR 81 YEARS.
SO The Star man is presenting his man today in the
person of E. Shorrock, vice president of the Marine
National bank, who for 81 years has been member
of the Seattle school board presided over the des
TIMES of children ranging in number from 10000 to
10000 helped build GO school buildings and stood
the public gaff without having it interfere greatly
with his peace of mind or his prosperity.
I'm my opinion man in public business need not
be more bitterly assaled than man in private bust
ness provided he conducts his affairs on good bust
ness principles said Mr.. Shorrock explaining the
reason why he is willing to do public service q ca,
readily see how a man may get himself into diff
culties how he may be misjudged for time by the
public and all that, but if he is sincere purposefu
and exercises the best judgment he has, he need not
fear the pubics opinion III the long for the public
is appreciatve of right effort
MY only compensation has been the realization that
the work of the school board benefits every home in
the city-but that in itself is enough,
so, MIR. BIG BUSINESS MAN, IT'S YOUR MOVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-20
Daugherty Is Accused
of Protecting Crooks
Senator Wheeler Flags Attorney Gen
eral, Who Denies All Charges

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.--At.
torney General Daugirrty will
be asked 10 resign from the
cabinet II he Is connected by one
specific fact with the Teapot
Dome oil scandal. Unless ln Is
so connected by evidence turned
up by the senate committee his
resignation IL not likely 10 be
asked by President Coolidge.
This was the information from re
llably Informed quarters today.
Daugherty replied to lbs sersa-
tional charges made in tho senate
late yesterday by Senator Wheeler
Montana. author OF resolution for
a senate investigation OF Daugh
erty's investigation.
Wheeler charged that the depart
ment was protecting crooks; that
Jesse Smith. close friend Of
Daugherty, who committed suicide
here n few months ago. accepted
money In connection with cases be
fore the department OF justice: that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-20
Found;
Wife Cone:
Home Burns
Edmunds Resident
in Seattle Hos
pital; Mystery in
Injuries

Posses were being organized
BY Sheriff James Mccullough.
Of Everett, Wednesday, 10 scour
tho country surrounding Edmonds
Ia search Of Mrs. j, Munncy,
whose aged husband. Joshua
Munney. was found near his
burning homo Wednesday morn.
Ing, by nsiEhbors. near death
from a crushed skull and burns.
Mnnney. apparently tho victim OF
an AZ attack, was brought 20 ihe
Virginia Macon hospital. IN seattle.
where IL h feared he will die. lie
"a suffering from a fractured skull.
q broken arm, several huge cuts on
the head and face, and severe burns
on his legs
Sheriff Mccullough Il investiga,.
log the mysterious afafir. on tho
theory that Munney was the victim
OF murdcrous attack. and that fire
was then set 10 the house in an 81.
fort 10 eoYer up tho crime. The
houao burned 30 tho ground. but n
search Of tho smouldering ruins
failed 10 reveal any traces OF the
wife OF tho injured man.
Munney apparently was aroused
from unconceipusneFs BY the flames
burning his legs. He staggered 20
a small pool in the rear Of the
housc and quenchod his burning
clothes. As uelghborB, attracted By
a series OF load explosions in the
house. rushed UP. he fell uncon.
scious. after saying he had last seen
his wife ON the back porch.
Mummy WIS., brought 10 Seattle
by nm Edmonds physlan. who COVE
him treatment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-20
W0RKMEN HURT
Pulley Drops 40 Feet and
Strikes Man on Head

Three men we're victims OF acol.
dents whilo at work Tuesday.
X. w. Clay, Is, Of clio Il. s0th ST..
was working at the base OF the
smokestack at tho city light steam.
plant on Eastinke. rivetlng. a pul.
Icy dropped off scaffold. falling
40 feet II struck Clay on tho head.
Clay was taken TO the city hospital
with fractured skull.
Irving Smith. 81. OF s542 Admiral
way. fell 20 feet 10 the ground from
n travelling crane Ht f.. Marginal
way and Horton st. He was brought
to Providence hospital. critically in.
jurcd.
Falling lumber nj the Lander at.
dock. possibly fatally injured Fred
Allen. 80. Of 1908 AK ave. He was
taken TO the Seattle general hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-20
ASK THE MAN
WHO OWES
ON ONE!

II you really want to know what
Is meant by the power Of the press
just drink some OF this six-month.
old apple cider!
French boxing authorities have
prohibited prize fighters from kiss.
ing each other after bouts. probably
on the ground that there is enough
cruelty in the ring ns it IL.
Note 10 the Society Editor: VIII
you please print the following in
YOUR cstlmsbie columns: Mr.. Homer
Grew Is entertaining cold in the
head this week"
w DIARY
February 49,
After playing little upon my new
tufIe hsrnonica, that IL so soft In tone
n phrases me nightly, betimes 20 the
.ffiee. where most Of the day. Thence
borne and did dine upon roast lamb and
par.nbp wine. 10 my extraordinary con
tent, and ". Mcbride. who doth sell steel
rails, I'D join ~. and much talk of this
and that, and 81 the days we were IN
school together. which heaven help Us ALL
~ss many years ngc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-20
Japanese-American
Romance on Rocks

CAN FRANCISCO. Feb, 20. -
~ Love does not thrive in the
orient. Even the cherry blossoms
cannot make IL grow"
That was the explanation today
of Mrs. A. Asai, formerly Adele
Conlon. Of Boston. who is on route
to her parents home in Masso.
chusetts with Mary Ko Asai, her
2year.old daughter.
She has left the home in far