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The Washington times., 1925-09-02

Mrs. Ridley Mclean, with her
daughter, Miss Beatrice Mclean,
and her son, Gale Mclean, started
yesterday for Washington after
spending several weeks at the Po-
land Spring House, Poland Spring,
Maine.
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MISS MASON IS
MARRIED TO
OFFICER
Joins Marine Contingent;
Pastors Wedding of
Interest

The marriage of Miss Julia Mel,
son Mason, daughter Of Mrs. Bev-
erlv Randolph Mason. and Major
calvin Brice Matthews. u. s. M. c.,
took place yesterday. with an in
teresting little family house party
assembled for the event. The we'd
ding was very simple and was wit
messed only by members or the
family and q few close friends, but
the brides three sister, Mrs. Hoxie
Moffet of Kansas City; Mrs. Philip
Patchin. OF San Francisco, and Mrs.
Giln1er Easley, OF West Virginia.
came to Washington to be present
and are staying with Mrs. Mason
at Gunston Hall.
The ceremony, which took place
at noon at Gunston Hall, was per-
formed by the Reverend Doctor
Samuel al. Wallis. Colonel Hugh
Matthews, u. s. M. c., was best
man for his brother, and the brides
only attendants werG her niedas,
Miss Betty Mason Patchin. Miss
Mary Halsey Patchin and Miss Bev
erly Mason Easley. Miss Mason
wore the traditional bridal gown Of
satin and old lace, with a wedding
veil.
Major Matthews has been on duty
In Haiti, but is expecting q new
assignment shortly. after which he
and his bride will make their plans
for the future.
CLERGYMAN MARRIED
TO WASHINGTON GIRL
The marriage of Miss Anna
Cornelia Bull, daughter Of Mrs.
Cornelius Bull, of Washington. and
the Reverend Doctor Bernard Bras
camp, pastor Of the Gunton Temple
Memorial Presbyterian Church, was
soIemnized at noon yesterday in
New York and the news will be re-
ceived with no little interest here.
The ceremony was at the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church and
was performed by the Reverend
Doctor James A. Pratt, field secre.
tary of the Board Of Ministerial Re
lief and Sustension Of the Presby.
terrain Church, who had been 4
lclassmate Of the bridegroom at
Princeton.
On their return from a wedding
| trip through the Great Lakes, Doc
| Tor and Mrs. Brascamp win make
their home in Washington.
NOTABLES AT BASEBALL
GAME YESTERDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Me-
Lean have returned to Friendship
from their summer home at Bar
Harbor and occupied box for the
baseball game at Griffith Stadium
yesterday, accompanied by rstwo
sons.
The Spanish Ambassador, Don
Juan Riano. was also among the
fans" yesterday, member, of 4
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taken an apartment at Wardrnan
Park Hotel for the winter.
\ X =
Mrs. Harrison Brand, jr.. an
her young son have returned from
Atlantic City, where they passed ,
month at the Breakers
y
ARMY OFFICER
ARRIVES FOR STATION
Major Earl North, U. S. A., pre-
viously on duty at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan, and Mrs. North have
arrived in Washington for station.
During the summer Major North
has been temporarily assigned to
Camp Custer, Mich, and Mrs. North
has been visiting her sisters. Mrs.
Toy Dixon Savage, at Virginia
Beach and Mrs. Henry M. Jen.
kins, at Quantico.
-
Former Congressman and Mrs.
Frank Clark OF Florida, are spend.
ing the week In Washington after
motoring from the Province of
Quebec, where. they have spent
tta uafvvStannss
tHS sSNAAttA1t.
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SECRETARY AND MRS. JAR
DINE HAVE YOUNG GUEST

Mrs. Jardine, wife of the Secre
tary of Agriculture, who Joined the
Secretary at the Mayflower on Tues
day. was accompanied by her neice
Miss Rita Hume, of Manhattan
Kans.. as we'll as by her two little
daughters. Miss Hume will spend
the winter with Secretary and Mrs
Tardine
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MAKES SERIES OF
WEEKEND VISITS

Mrs. John Allan Dougherty, who
is at present in New York. win
90 to Avon, Conn. to, stay over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Roberta at their lovely country
home and. win return to Washing.
ton some !. time next week to re.
mains Until the Interparliamentary
Uninn has come and gone.
: Mrs. Dougherty was a guest
over me last week end at Judith
Rock, William Phelps Eno's sum.
mer home in Connecticut. Senator
and LMtne. Larue. OF Paris, were
visiting Mr. Emo at the same time.
having undertaken a brief "trip to
this IFcountry for the Senator'S
khealth. They are remaining over
but 6nef boat and viii sails for
France Oh Saturday on the s, S.
-
Count and Countess Pagliano,
who have been touring Canada
for several weeks, will arrive today
in New York. They will Walt
there a few days before returning
to Washington
Captain Charles L. Hussey, U. s
N. who has been ordered to sea
duty. and Mrs. Hussey left. VIII,
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TO RETURN TO
MOUNTAIN RESORT

The Minister Of Greece, Mr..
Simopoulos, arrived today from
Buena Vista, Pa, and will return
there again Friday. The Minister
and Nine. Simopoulos; who have q
cottage there for the summer, will
not come to Washington permanent.
~ until the end Of September.
The Minister Of Colombia, Doc.
tor Enrique Olaya, has again joined
Mime. Olaya in Deal, N. j.. where
they will remain until the latter
part Of September. when they will
return to Washington.
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ARGENTINE ENVOY
HAS GUESTS

The Ambassador Of Argentine
and Nine. Pueyrredon will reach
town tonight from New York,
where they went to meet their
eon-in.law and daughter, NJ. and
Mn7e. Juan Carlos Lurc, who ar.
rived yesterday in New York from
Buenos Aires. They will be &C.
companied by their guests and BY
their daughters. Miles. Pueyrrdon.
The Ambassador and Nine. Pueyre'
don and their daughters have re-
Gently completed a stay of sew.
eral weeks at Newport. -.
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JAMESTOWN, Mass, yesterday after at
tending the Institute OF Politics.
Captain Hussey is to command
training ship.
Major and Mrs. j. III. Cunning.
ham and their son have left for
Paris, where Major Cunningham
has been ordered for a two-years'
course at the Ecole de Guerre.
Mrs. John L. Chamberlain, of
washington, is the guest of Mrs.
Philip NJ. Prescott at Narragansett
Pier.
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DIPLOMAT RETURNS
FROM SOUTHERN VISIT

Frederic Nano. charge d'affaires
Of Rumania, returned TO Warrington
today after a brief visit with the
Hon. and Mrs. John Francis Am.
herst Cecil at Biltmore House. Bit.
more, ~. c.
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RETURNS TO SUMMER
HOME IN MICHIGAN

Mrs. DeIos A Blodgett, who came
to Washington from Michigan dur
ing the week to meet her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
H. Peck, Of Mobile, Ala, has been
spending a few days at the May
flower. Mr.. and Mrs. Peck re-
turned with Mrs. Blodgett today
to her summer home. Casa Ve-
rano,"' Mackinac Island, Mich.
Mrs. e. Winfield Spencer has
sailed for home after an extended
STAY in China where Lieutenant
Commander Spencer was until re-
Gently on duty. Commander Spen.
Ger, who returned aboard a de
stroyer will meet Mrs. Spencer in
Chicago and they win visit his
family there before coming to Wash
ington to see Mrs. Spencer's mother
Mrs. I. Freeman 'Rasin.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Chatiin
Wetherill, Of Philadelphia. have
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Senator and Mrs. Claude Swan.
son have returned TO their home
~ Washington from New York
where the Senator. went 20 meet
lie wife on her arrival from
abFoad. During her aoiouFu IN
Europe. when che vas presented ~
the Court 81 ~ James. Mrs swan
ean Waa accompanied by her son
iaauHlnn Ilail We will shortly ~,
turn ~ the University ~ Virginia
go o. Nifalnia fnr q short alaf
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NaMMFff Nhn have hnNn ~ Nui
hrEInNf W zane 80 Westminster
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
New Location
Che asty
Club Opened

The new home OF the Chsasty.
Junior Commercial club. in the base.
ment OF the Lumber Exchange build
ing, underneath Cheasty's store, was
opened Saturday morning. The
rooms were TO be open to public in
speetion all day
The new quarters were presented
10 the club by Ray r. Blgelow and
Stanton w. Frederick. owners Of the
store. MS a memorial to r. c. Chcasty.
It's founder. They are well equipped
with billiard and reading rooms, an
auditorium and the office. The fur.
nlshings OF the rooms include a
piano.
The organization is said TO be the
largest private boys club in Seattle.
n has a total membership Of 1900.
All boys attending grammar school
or high schools in the city are
eligible for membership.
The club itself was started some
time ago in memory OF the late
founder Of the store, Its purpose is
to furnish wholesome recreation and
entertainment for boys OF the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
NAME ELECTRIC
QUEEN TONIGHT
Announce Beauty Contest
Winner at Exhibition

The winner Of tho beauty eontes'
Of the electric exhibition will be
announced at the closing program
OF the week at tho Hippcdrome to-
might,
Those attending The exhibition
have been voting All during the
week for tho candidate they aeslrvd
to see queen Of the show, out VI
over a score u contestants who
have boon entered BY various clec.
trical and other firms IN the city.
The lucky candidate viii b.
crowned tonight Queen Electra
and will receive a diamond rms and
other honora from the manage
men, Of the exposition.
Friday might the Hlppodrome WA
crowded 10 the doors This ex.
hibl,ors participated In arunEinE
the program, each booth vieips with
the others 10 put on the host ret.
Tho Dancing Dolls and the Wit
iams-rhayar tango act from the
Capitol Hm Dancing school were
enthusiastically received Irmn Ia.
Icy in a scarf dance. Katherine I'd.
monsoon in a toe dance and the
sportcnn's Bathing Cir review
were well applauded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
FAIL TO FIN
BABY'S BODY
Harbor Patrol TO Continue
Search for Missing Child

Attic the ballard harbor patrol
has. its officers say. made every rt'
fort TO recover the body of two year
old wallace Hokanson from the
waters Of the canal IL has been un.
successful The boy wandered away
from hts home last Friday after.
noon. pogs traced him 20 the canal
bank. Tic was the sou % Mr and
Mrs. A n. Hakanson. 5oit Third
The diving apparatus was moved
from the Hokauson search Satur'
dhy and taken near the Fremont
hridEr 20 recover the body Of Olaf
suudo. fishing boat captain. drowned
Friday afternoon, A. soon as thia
body Is recovered further search
tor the body OF the Hokanson baby
will be made
While Mrs. HokAnSon told patrol
men that Abc Ia sure her babYs
body Ia ia the canal. patroimen
said Saturday that they have no
direct proof that this IN so They
will continue the search however.
but point out that tho body may
drif down and be almost impossible
20 locate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
10000 N ARC
IN PARADE
Eagles From District to
Attend Dedication

Eight bands. the Tacoma Giee
club and fife and drum corps from
Everett and BclllnEham will march
In a parade Of 10000 r.aEies 10 pre-
cede the laying OF the cornerstone
Of the ncw 81. 200. 600 Eagles temple
sunday. at " o'clock
Gov Roland Hartley and other
state and city officials viii march
IN the parade. Otto p. Deluse,
grand worthy president OF the order,
win make the principal address at
the exercises. which open at / p. m.
at Seventh and Union.
Worthy President J. NJ. Hooper,
Of Aorie No. /. win present Deluse
with n diamond studded all.silver
trowel. with which the cornerstone
win be cemented in place.
Bands from Tenino. Buckley, Ey-
erett. Bremerton. Tacoma and Bal
lard lodge, and three from Aerie No.
I will be IN the parade. a concert
viii be rendered by the massed
bands at the opening and close OF
the cornerstone program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21

-hHEtHOok EkltFWs
when l was a girl at home. l
suffered with headaches and dis.
trcss said Mrs. Ray Edgsrd. OF 345
y. Fifth st., Cotton. Calf, whose
picture appears above. 'My mother
gave me DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-.
scription. and It relieved me OF this
condition. And since / married I
have taken the Favorite Prescrip-
ton as u tonic TO build me up
whenever in a rundown and weak.
ened state. as when my nerves were
bad, and II has always been beneficial
II has never failed 10 give me the
desired help each time l have taken.
II. | always advise my friends 10
take this medicine II they are in
any way running down In health"
Girls, health means beauty. DO
not fail 10 take DIR. Pierce's Favor.
tic Prescription in liquid or tablets.
Send Zoe to DR.. Pierce's in Buffalo.
n. Y. for trial pkg. Write for free
Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
Suggests HolduP to
Friends; Arrested

Marcel B0urRols g. planned 10
hold up John Gait. a South End mer-
chant. according 20 Chief Of Dctec-
lives Charles Tenant, but his plans
miscarued and he was arrested early
SATURDAY morning. Bourgeois IL held
a. the city jail,
Friends Of Gait say they were APP
preached by Bourgeois with the hold
up proposition They refused 20
enter the plot and caused the arrest
Of the suspect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CAPT. GIBSON
STARTS ON PAGE

services 10 the government. Made
n lieutenant commander. he was
assigned to a shipping board vessel.
plotting II thru the submarine ron
10 Bordeaux. France. Then he was
transferred to shore duty and made
marine superintendent OF the
american forces at Maraeuies. in
the south OF France, handling thou.
sands OF tom Of supplies and thou.
sands Of soldiers thru his port
Returning TO seattle after the
war. he again laid aside the active
life he had assumed during the war.
but devoted himself 10 shipping AT.
fairs, both from a private and pub.
liu standpoint.
He was chairman OF tho naval
affairs committee OF the Chamber
OF Commerce and deeply interested
in the Bremerton navy yard when
congressional parties came West. Il
was Capt. Gibson who piiotod them
around. and II Is to his untiring
work and enthusiasm that appropri.
ntions for the yard are generally
credited. lie knew literally hun
dreds Of naval officers up and down
the coast.
Two years ago the shipping chief
plotted the first commercial expedi.
ton OF the Chamber OF Commerce 10
the Orient. sttl keeping in touch
with the sea he was general chair.
nan OF the fleet entertainment com
mittee In 1929 and 1924. He was
past.commodore OF the Seattle Yacht
club. sailing his own boat for several
years.
Surviving are Mrs. Corrinne NJ.
Gibson, his widow. living at the Ar.
cadla apartments, 1922 Summit ave-.
a son, who Ia In business in Vancou.
YER, and n daughter. Mrs. Prescott
Cakes. wife of the president OF the
Roalyn Fuel Co. In addition to their
Seattle home the Gibsons maintain n
summer home on cambridge Island.
near which IL was Capt. Gibson's
wont TO talk over old times with
retired sailing ship shippers who
have settled on the island. He wns
also a member OF several fraternal
organizations.
The date of the death-February 81
lis explained by the fact that Ma.
Mia Is on tho other side OF the in.
ternational date line.
Funeral arrangements will wait
the arrival OF the body in Seattle.
Altho II WI not known definitely.
chamber officials said that probably
the tour viii not be cut short on
account 81 the death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
browns IN fall
FROM Launch
Body OF Olaf Sunde Is BEN,
Hunted in Canal

EALtINg overheard from =.
4 fishing launch Ethel a.
near the Fremont bridge al I'D
m Friday Olaf J. sundx y
1870 15th ave =. W. droxns..J
the canal Ills body was rseo,...,
by the iarbor Patrol about n
Saturday,
Police who Investigated tbs
DENT questioned Fred sunde. "a =.
valid sunde sz brothers u i.
dead man. and a. X. osgood. IS :
25os Commodore way
The fishing boat had lsn -,
mon bay 20 90 thru the canal I
tending 20 dock a. the SOUTH =.
or the lake. Olaf vas on dsek -
on be started 20 enter The en,s,.
room Dis companions say. h.
ped on a coil of rope and IN a..
board lngwald grabbed his hss.
but his grasp was torn loose Pa,
threw him a piece o. lumber a.,
OLAF held 70 H. Fred then threat
NE preseryer and Olaf JET 70 Oh.
board and tried 10 get H. but ~
before be reached the preserve
Fred jumped In and narrowly !
capei drowning, being pulled m.
the water unconscious. lie va -
10 The city hospital and later 1.
rested
Tie trio later we're released ,
the coroner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
DENIES APPEAL
OF SUSPECTS
Habeas Corpus Refused TO
Men Wanted for Holdup

A final blow was given efforts b..
suspects in tho Nanaimo. u G. So.
600 bank robbery case 10 gain free.
dom hy hab.as corpus In Judge icrc-
miah NetGrcr's court saturday
Judge Soterur denied the appl'ca.
ton Of Harry stone. alias RoSsl. and
T. IL Johnson for haboas corpus
wriiE on showing by Attorneys r II.
Patterson and Bert c Ross That the
two have been Identified by sii.
neascs Of the robbery aud that the
Canadian government Ia nos press.
ing cxtradition proceedings against
them.
Attorneys John r. Dore and J J.
sullivan represented the robbery Aus.
poets, The decision finally dtsposes
Of the habcas corpus matters in
cour, hero. but the two flied notice
of appeal
Ross c. Watson. after losing IN cx'
tradition and habeas corpus moves.
voluntarily surrendered himself to
the Canadian authorities and ~ IN
Jail IN Victoria, awaiting trial Clar.
enco Bagiey, fourth suspect. has
agreed 20 waive extradition II given
a fair Identification test.
c. II. rsDickr1 shively, firm aus-
pect. is In Mcneil island. serving a
two.year term on a conviction OF
rum running.
a decision from the secretary of
state on the application OF the Do
miniou government Tor extradiuon
OF the suspects. Is expected soon.
when the prisoners will be taken TO
Victoria and held for trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
Exports, Imports
Up 600 Percent
Business Shows Great Stride Since
1913, Proving Value of Publicly
Owned Service Commission
BY Holm ". NELSON

THER are many influential men whose opposition 10
1 public ownership is SO warped and bitter that they can
see nothing good in anything operated as a governmental
business.
These men say the Port of Seattle is all bad, They point
TO operating losses yearly; 10 the annual levy of taxes
required to meet bond obligations, and 10 the politics that
here and there creep into the organization, as evidence that
the Port of Seattle is q colossal failure.
This view is unsound and unfair. That the Port of Seattle
has wide room for Improvement, any f~airminded person
will admit. Politics should and must be eradeated from its
management; business men of integrity and energy must
direct its destines; leaks IN the institution must be plugged;
a vigorous and continuous drive for new business must be
maintained.
But to say that the Port of Seattle is 4 failure and an
nnsound venture is misstating the facts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
How Municipal Port Aids Seattle's Growth
Fancy Cakes
MaruelS of
Bakery Art
Bi g. LUCILLE BUTLER

A SMALL boys Idea of heaven
II might well be- portrayed by the
marvellous display ri fancy cakes
on exhibition boz fE. Windows Of the
Tailored Ready 90. Fourth and
Pike
TheEe cakes are 10 b. given away
AZ abe bail saturday night al
Masonic temple given by the
Bakers union SO . ana the Sales
men of Bakery Goods local Zz7.
You never saw such wonderful
cakes be- your life one Is the size
OF a nDfa pillow and decorated 10
look like one II b. covered with
sugar yiolsts. topped with a bunch
OF roses Others resemble every
thing under the sun. from q full
sized old-ume Bible 20 a fairy siruc-
ture that would have done credit 10
the famous gardens OF Versailles
And then there are Gust cakes -
which would keep an average family
30 sweeistuu Tor e month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
THIRD PARTY is
NOW DOOMED
Is Labor Unions Vote to
Give UP the Ship

CHICAGO, Feb sl-The third
party movement appeared definitely
headed for the scrap heap today
followin action OF rs supporting
labor unions. Including three OF the
big four brotherhoods. in voting
10 give up the ship There WAS
only one dissenting vote.
Tho decision OF the labor group
that further participation IN a
third party at this time would b.
futile. coming on the " ~ the
national conference for progressive
political action which opens here
today. IL regarded as a death
thrust Of the Ia Toilette indepen-
dent party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
Cornish Pupil Is
Success in Play

Revealing rare art and charm.
Elena Miranovna scored a triumph
in the Cornish school play. THE
Bill Of enforcement" at the school
Friday night. Tho play viii he re-
peaied at the Little theater Satur.
day II was one OF the seasons
hits in New York last year..
Miss Miranoya, a Russian, viii he
graduated by the school this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
CHARGE DEATH
TO MANAGER
Alex Schwartz Held for Aid
ing Last Fight OF Ciacco

Alex Schwartz, Lyric theater
manager. was arrested and released
on $1,000 bond late Friday. charged
with aiding and abctting a prize
fight Ia which Patsy Ciacco drop.
ped dead December II, Tho charge
was filed by tho boxers young VI,
dow. Alice Ciacco. after she was
advised that manslauEhter charges
could not be brought
Schwartz cannot ~ held liable
for Ciaeco's death. T. Allen Pcy
ser. deputy prosecutor. explained.
lie added, however. that the tho.
atrical man had apparently violated
tho state boxing laws.
schWar,E will 10 represented by
Chester 4, f~Jatcheior. former depu.
~ prosecutor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
Former Emperor Injured in
Auto Accident

GAINESVILLE Ca. Feb u
Cot w J. simmons, former nm
peror Of tho Ku kiux Khan. was in
a dangerous condition today as a
result OF injuries sustained las,
night when his automobile over
turned on the highway near here.
Capt ~ A. Moore Of Houston,
Tex. o passenger in simmons ma
chine, suffered a broken neck and
may not recover. u waa reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
SAY CIVIC PLAN
ALLOWS CRAFT
United Veterans Oppose City
Manager Scheme

Charging that the city manager
plan. IL adopted in Seattle. wti create
a miniature soviet. the trustees Of
the United Veterans club a political
organization Of veterans Of an vars
have passed resolutions opposing the
charter amendment proposition 10
bo voted on March 10
Being subject 10 appointment
aud removal Of the city council II
adds. "the city manager will In fact
be a kaiser when facing the people
and a kitten whgn facing The city
council
The proposed plan Was The subject
OF a iuds by Walter g. Meier. for
mer corporation counsel At b meff
ms of the members council ~ the
Chamber Of Cgmmercs Friday He
charged that the city manager
amendment II adopted would allow
even greater opportunities for graft
and dishonesty than the present
system
I'm place Of the present public.
huuctionlnE bodies he said. "the
new plan would substitute a board
q contracts and awards, composed
o. three members. the city manager
and two others appointed By him
The board IL not required TO hold
public meetings ar keep a record o.
itA transactions, but will audit all
bills and pay them without further
action by the council or any other
officer Or body In the city
Proponents of the measure on
Queen Anne Nm win meet Saturday
night AT the branch library, al the
corner Of Garfield and Fouth W. 20
make further plans for the promo.
ton u the amendment In the dis
trict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
KLANSMAN HURT FREE AGED MAN
Oregon Resident Acquitted
on Murder Charge

la GRANDE. Orc. Feb gl-H.
~ Gamble. aged resident of Union.
ore. was acquitted last night Of a
charge OF first degree murder
brought against him following the
death OF william wigglesworth. a
nelRhbor-
wigEicsworth WAS shot down in
the doorway Of his home by an
unidentified person. The affair fol.
lowed shortly after the two had
played "a social game OF cards in a
pool room