THE MORNIXG OREGOXIASY -FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922
SEATTLE PRIM
i mm
IS QUIET
Miller and Meier Furnish Only
Excitement of Race.
TUESDAY IS VOTING DAY
Candidate for Mayor and Six for
City Council to Be Chosen
tor May Election.
Pt'GET SOUND BUREAU. Seattle,
Wash.. April 13. With the city pri
maries next Tuesday scheduled to
eliminate five of the seven aspirants
for mayor, the final week of the pre
liminary campaign is arousing- in
tense interest among the numerous
candidates who are given opportunity
each night to speak before groups,
clubs and organizations in different
parts of town.
Undergoing inquisitorial sessions
with the anti-Japanese association,
. the Municipal league and other
bodies, speaking to church clubs and
improvement organizations, the can
didates have supplied little in the way
of excitement except when Walter
V. Meier, corporation counsel and
candidate for mayor, and Charles H.
Miller, also candidate, questioned
each other's veracity with spirit and
emphasis. They, with Dan London,
state senator; Major T. J. Cunning
ham, Spa-nish war veteran; H. S.
Turner, real estate man; Ira D.
Luridy. ex-councilman; and Dr. E. J.
Brown, dentist and cx-socialist, con
stitute the seven 'primary candidates
Six candidates for city council will
also be chosen at the primary, three
to be elected in May. For the first
time, under the new law,the school
district and port elections will be held
simultaneously with the city election,
but not with the primaries. Nomina
tions for port commissioner, one to
be elected from the north district,
have just closed with the following
in thA rinir:
George F. Cotterill, civil engineer
and ex-mayor; Julius tr. Day, for
merly in the county engineer's office
Ralph E. Downie, dealer in cedar
poles; W. C. Kean, real estate broker
Clark Nettleton. contractor, formerly
publisher of the Post-Intelligencer
and Walter S. Wood, ex-employe of
the port.
3 JOIN SEATTLE DKIXI SQUAD
31,000,000 AVortli of Narcotics Is
Seized by Authorities.
PUG ET SOUND BUREAU, Seattle
Wash., April 13. rThree federal in
vestigators of the government nar
cotic unit for the Pacific coast have
arrived under instruction of Chief
. Smith, and will at once join with the
police in a concerted campaign
against the traffic.
Survey of the sale of narcotics just
eompleted has caused the announce
Bient by government representatives
that the conditions are appalling,
Within the last six months narcotics
valued at peddlers' prices at $1, 000, 000
have been seized in Seattle. A ship
ment has just been made to San Fran
cisco headquarters valued at $144,000,
And yet it was alleged that the sur
face has barely been scratched.
Since last July, 120 peddlers have
been arrested in Seattle. Since De
cember 43 have been sent to the
federal penitentiary from this city
for dealing in these drugs.
HOSPITAL SITE HARD TO FIND
Seattle Regulations Prevent Use of
Close-in Districts.
PUGET SOUND BUREAU, Seattle.
Wash., April 13. In seeking a ite
for its new $1,000,000 hospital, the
Seattle General Hospital association
has found that under existing munici
pal regulations it is practically im
possible to .obtain the kind of close
in site necessary.
The association appeared before the
zoning commission to discuss the sit
uation. At present hospitals are not
allowed to be constructed within 800
feet of a public park or boulevard.
The zoning commission has tenta
tively approved a regulation barring
hospitals from all first-class resi
dence districts and permitting them
in second-class districts only on con
sent of the board of public works.
Autoist's Victim Blamed.
PUGET SOUND BUREAU, Seattle,
Wash., April 13. The funeral of
Henry Belioasky, killed by a street
car, was halted by Coroner Corson
to pe'rmit examination of the body by
'a coroner's jury. The funeral was
held a day sooner than the coroner's
office had been advised. On learn
ing that it was in progress, the jury
was immediately taken from a case
on which it was sitting and halted
the procession before its departure
for the cemetery. The jury found
that the man had not used proper
care in crossing the street.
over 60 ought to die anyway." Stein
is a miner, discouraged due to lack
of work.
Seattle Hears Advertising Man.
PUGET. SOUND BUREAU, Seattle,
Wash., April 13. The plea of Rollin
C. Ayers, president of the Pacific
Coast Advertising Clubs' association,
for coast unity and the elimination of
. bickering between cities, has been
well received here. He presented his
treaty of unity to the Seattle Adver
tising club.
Jiiner Attempts Suicide.
PUGET SOUND BUREAU, "Seattle,
Wash., April 13. Frank Stein, 60,
was at the point of death today from
a self-inflicted wound because he
says "there are no jobs for old men
even if they are honest; everybody
iSoeuenly-
balanced, so
smooth in action
it actually
proves your penraansftip
ne marvelous .
DUNN-PEN
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At all Dealers' $2I5 and up
SPECIAL BE?1-AK5. 15c lb.
. PALAf'K FISH MARKET,
. JS4 Fiflfc St.
Be iiive Grcca Stanipa.
SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST
Rehearsals for Montesano Event
Enter Their Final Stage.
MONTESANO, Wash., April 13.
(Special.) The senior class of the
Montesano high school is entering
into its final week of rehearsals for
the senior play, "The Genius," to be
presented in the school auditorium
the evening of April 21,
Miss. Florence Bush. English in
structor and coach for the play, has
announced the following cast of char
acters for the production: A man,
Bob McKeever; a painter,' Dick Trask;
a musician, Walter Heisel; a sculptor,
Purl Stone; a connoisseur, R. Calder;
a would-be artist, Paul Fretzs; a
model, Inga Sansberg; a dilettante,
Anna Smith; a school girl, Margi
Larimer; a mother. Norma .Brewer; a
society girl, Billy Shore; a lady, Lot
tie Lynch; guests at the art exhibit
other than main cast, Lloyd Smith,
Ernestine Spalding, Coy Brown, Rob
ert Gibson, Amelia Muller, Edna Ma-
key, Anna Sandberg, Herbert Smith,
Eleanor Noel, Linnea Helina ani
Elizabeth Sharp.
COW-TESTING IS RESUMED
Grays Harbor County Association
Has Been Reorganized.
MONTESANO. Wash., April 13.
(Special.) The Grays Harbor Cow
Testing association was reorganized
at a meeting in Elma last night. A
new board of directors, consisting of
W. J. Berns, George Tinnerstet and
Ed Valentine, was elected. This board
will chose officers for the associa
tion.
F. W. Kehrli, a cow-testing special
ist from the state college at Pullman,
assisted in the reorganization. Ha
will tabulate the results of the test
for the last year and prepare charts
showing the production and cost rec
ord of every cow in the association
last year.
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Glovesilk vests and bloomers
Because of the very drastic redactions we are not permitted
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VESTS in orchid, flesh and white regularly priced 2.50
VESTS in the. Richelieu rib, now marked 2.75, will be
BLOOMERS sold regularly at 4.25, in five good colors .
v BLOOMERS in the Richelieu rib; regularly priced 5.25
Each lot contains all sizes! .
Dependable fiber vests
Again the unusual reductions prevent mention of the manu
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ENTIRE WEEK OF
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NG SATURDAY
' At work he wields a wicked pick,
Ofttimes he lays a wayward brick;
He toils and boils and sweats there.
There's not a job he will not shirk;
He takes his dinner pail to work,
'Cause it's lunch time when he gets
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Laxite " envelope chemises
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'Kayser " glovesilk camisoles
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blouses with built-up or bodice tops the famous Italian
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reduced
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And the saddest thing of all
Was to hear the Missus call
"Ya gotta get up; ya gotta get up.
An' go to your work this mornin'!"
The new Chaplin '
laugh knocks all
records in half.
SUNDAY at 12:30j
"Al Frangesa"
P. Mario Costa
"The Rosary" Novin
Turkish March From "The
Ruins of Athens'
Beethoven
"The Holy City". . . . .Adams
Overture "Zampa". . .Ilerold
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LONG KID GLOVES white in the 16-button length. Imported
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