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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
SANE ANSWERS TO
FOOLISH QUESTIONS

should one know anything about
marine law to engage In light house
keeping IN Is.
Not at all-~no more than II IL
necessary for an artist who does a
picture In water to be prohihi.
tiorfist.
MY wife refuses TO 20 down town
In the day time or 10 run around
calling on friends. She says she pre-.
fsrs TO remain at home Ahe insists
upon staying at home In tho evcn-
ing, refusing even TO 40 60 tho thea
tire. What Is the trouble with her?
III A. ".
Your wife has either a soft corn
or rheumatism. See u doctor. Or,
stlli hefier, have her see one.
HOW can remove biackheads from
DtnsY--frlnie r.
Send $4.32 In stamps for a
formula.
The mother OF friend OF mlne Is
about to celebrate her gsth birth
day, and ! wish TO give present TO
her. Can you suggest something?--
NJ T.. r.
You might give her a motor.
cycle. II that is beyond your
means. give her pair OF white
shoes. II you wish TO add the per
sonal touch TO the gift you might
buy two yards of white yelling and
make her "A pair of stockings.
How can I remove the shine from
X.
The shine is caused by making
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
Wife AND MOTHER FIGHT
TO CARE FOR DYING MAN

snnael Tubhs expects death. He
hess himself as a wasted. strick-
= nan His days are numbered.
~ The prisoner In bis death cell.
shAs Khcws he Il condemned A
Nzzxiag disease Is gnavinE cease
rzly. urlnlsrruptedly. knowing
Ns1h<r sleep nor rest.
Iaoos Is paralyxed from his
9ulst down lie sees death com
He Is powerless to head II
Nheo ke dies. wiii Il be in the
- of 4 loving wife? Or viii "
y 4 ~ arms Of a loyal. gray hair
= no<her,
Annaei Trbbs does not know.
Islzy samnei Tubbs IS lying up
. . eot ln the home OF his mother.
= cafolins Sphinx. se2i caFIston
Ibuorrox be may be at the home
= nelped 10 establish. AZ f027 18th
y b. where Mrs. Samuel
i<aes and two daughters, 10 and
= r.1t 70 care for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20

Acting on instructions direct
from Postmaster General
Frank II. Hitchcock, United
States Marshal Jacoby OF this
district said al noon today that
within two hours he would
make number OF arrests of
manufacturers OF alleged quack
patent medicines, and alleged
quack doctors.
While the marshal would
not give the names or tho
number of those TO be arrest
ed, il was learned today nine
secret indictments have been
returned by the special federal
grand jury against persons Of
the class at whom the govern
mcni is aiming its nation wide
crusade.
Similar arrests are being
made today in u cities
throughout the United States
This action is the result OF
months OF investigation directed
against firms manufacturing med
icinal preparations considered in
furious TO the public health.
Aimed az Quacks.
The dragnei Is aimed al ali sorts
or quacks, cure venders. healers,
maternity doctors and special
igts."
The evidence. was accumulated
for months. during which time tho
postoffice authorities probed the ac-.
fiyiiies of the medical advertisers
In various newspapers throughout
the country.
II Is understood tho department
OF agriculture chemists co-operased
In the work The indictments
charge mailing OF obscene matter
or using the mails TO defraud. The
quacks, II is said, have been get
ting rich since the supreme court
ruled that the pure food law could
not be used TO prosecute patent
medicine manufacturers for mis-
branding" except when the labels
falsely Informed the public re-
garding the quantity or quality OF
the materials used In their compost
tion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
WILL SENTENCE
CUNMEN TUESDAY

NEW YORK. Nov. 20.--Sentence
on Harry iiorrowitz. alias 'Gyp
the Blood" Lefty Louie" Roscn.
berg. Whitley" Lewis and eDago
Frank" Clrofici. convicted OF frat
degree murder for staying Gam.
bier Herman Rosenthal. will be
imposed next Tuesday. November
rs.
This date was fixed today by
Justice John w. Goff. He granted
motion TO release the wives OF
Horrowitz and Ciroflci, who have
been held an witnesses
Freedom IN In sight for the four
gamblers whose testimony result.
ed in the conviction OF Becker and
the gunmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
INDICT HICKEY ON
MURDER CHARGE

~ Uniiaf Press fsased wHe.
BUFFALO. n. T.. Nov. s0.--An
indictment charging J Frank Hick.
ey, chemist. with the murder n
s-ycarold Joecph Josephs. was re-
turned by the grand jury here to.
day
Hickey II held at Toms River.
y. j.. having been arrested yeKter.
day at Whiting. n J. Young 10
scphs' body was found in vault
~ Lackawanna. q suburb OF Buf.
falo. lie was choked 10 death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20

treasurer OF the w. w. Robinson
Co. OF Seattle. Fred KalBo. Otto
KaIso and James Dunlap. They
testified regarding n check for
1860. issued by Robinson 10 kalso.
and deposited BY Kaiso with
Schricker on the day his bank was
closed up. The check was cashed
by the Seattle National bank, II is
alleged. a day or two later
This check is the basis OF the
specific charge against Jacob Furth
and three other officials OF the Sc
atsle bank. that hey conspired
with Schricker to aid and abet
him in receiving deposits after
knowledge OF the banks In
aolvency."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
BRUCE TELLS PAPA
A THRILLING STORY

Where Is Bruce Wheeler?
The last heard from him he was
IN a cave near North Yakima. held
prisoner by band Of Capt Kidds.
strongly guarded because OF great
secret he had unearthed.
This information was conveyed
by Bruce In a letter TO bis father,
T. ]. Wheeler. In Tennessee. The
elder Wheeler, completely mysti.
fled. hurried West. and has taken
up the case with the sheriffs Of.
flee.
The home Of City Fireman J. W..
Holmanswas destroyed by fire yes
terday. Loss. $l,700.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
Q0WDS JAM COURTROOM
TO SEE BANKER ON TRIAL

o0kT VERNON. Nov. TO- Ex.
- -! Sensational testimony which
: . Solve Jacob Fnrth. the mil
- banker Of Seattle. II draw
eerc crowds 20 the trial Of
eehricker.
'eser 10 the La Conner bank
fued with having received
1'fs large sums Of money
- oving his bank was insol.
s.. Z 1oEe Of this money. approx
s. 100000. Ia alleged 10 have
ss e ne Seattle National bank
which schricker had an ac.
49, k q Yesterday was spent in
s.ss s'ns . jury. The witnesses
we're Fred J. McKeown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
INITIATES MANIAC,
LANDS IN JAIL

~ iSitsd Pfesa Leased Wire
Los ANGELES. Nov 20.--Car.
rying a square glass box and jok
ingiy Initiating the actions of the
dynamite maniac, who yesterday
terrorized the police station. Fred
GrabaI was raped on the head by
a special officer and carted off TO
Jail He IN better today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20

the name Of Charles Rutgen
Jones 20 Charles Rutgen Rap
allie. The petition sets forth
that Jones is a descendant OF
the family of Rapalje and that
he has acquired no debts under
the name or Jones.
II the petition is granted
and II probably win be-Mr.
Charles Ruigen Rapalje. OF
Tucker. Hanford q 60. will be
glad TO serve the friends aud
patrons OF the late Charles
Rntgen Jones. OF that firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
NEW WARDEN WILL
HAVE TO HANG FIVE

SALEM. Or, Nov. 20.--Gov.
West this morning announced that
Lieut.. Col. Berton X. lawson OF
the Oregon National Guard had
been appointed to supersede Frank
II. Curtis as superintendent OF the
Oregon state penItentiary. Super
intendent Curtis has resigned. The
governor refuses to state what led
TO the change. The new superin-
tendent will nave TO hang five muir
dercrs ON Friday. December 13.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
JAILED TWO YEARS.
ASKS BIG DAMAGES

After serving two years In jails
on a charge on which he was
found not guilty, John Tiberg com.
menced suit against the Picleer
Mining CO. In the superior court OF
King county yesterday for $500, 900
damages. Tiberg, formerly night
foreman for the company In the
Nome district. was accused OF
stealing s14.345 In gold nuggets
from the sfuice boxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
JONES! IT'S A PERFECTLY
RESPECTABLE NAME, YET

Jones. Of Tucker. ianford a
Co. lithographcrs and com
msrclal stationcrs. leapt MIN
bly, into the family tree OF
Jones and explored the fruits
OF heraldry
As he climbed from branch
10 branch. from limb TO limb.
from twig TO iwiE. nc came
upon much puny. guarlad. dry
aud tasteless fruit. aud each
wae labeled Jones
~Joneg," said Jones
Charles Ruigen Jones. OF Tuck
er Hanford a CO. Imagine
the state OF mind OF Jones.
Picture the despair of Jones.
There have been kings named
charlcs Some class 10
Rutren. But Jones' What
chance has man named
Jones7
There are In the city dircc-
tory 10 solid columns OF
1oneses. and half n column
for good measure. There have
been. and are. many good ana
worthy members OF this mum
oro,a family mililonaires
Zones. Senators Jones, Gener-
ais and Admirals Jones. AZ the
noment we can think OF but
one notable Jones--John Paui
bv name-but there must have
been many others.
gtill. II IA a handicap TO be
named Jones. There are many
fuckers. and not a few Han
fords. but OF Joneses there vs.
NO end And Jones, OF Tuck
ar uanford a. Co." has. some
how, the ring of social medior'
rity.
Jones Makes a Discovery
And uttering Charles, rolling
"Rutaen" on the tongue, ana
than petering Off with Jones
is like enjoying cocktail only
10 find a Hanford onion at the
bottom. -
such thoughts as these, one
may suppose. tortured the
mind of Charles Rutgen Jones
as he climbed the family tree.
Presently he came upon
large and luscious fruit. IL was
labeled ode Rapalie." Good
old Dutch name--"de Rapal1e.
pronounced 'Rap-al-gee.P New
Amsterdam family. Wealthy.
exclusive and all that. On
mothers side OF the house.
Mothers great great grand
mother was Rapalje. Fell In
love with and married one of
natures noblemen named
Jones. I'VE are guessing most
OF this. II seems probableD
Anyhow. Jones, of Tucker
Hanford a. Co, retained Attoi
ney Monmouth Ingersoll land,
by the way, that's some name
Monmouth IngersolD. and
yesterday Ingersoll petitioned
the superior court to change
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
FINE PLAN, BUT
; SOMETHING SLIPPED

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 20.--A
pile OF empty boxes was utilized
by burglar to build q pyramid 10
reach the second-story window OF
J. ID. fuckers apartment. With
stcaithy and cunning. the staircase
was bnllded. Just aa the thief
reached the top-crashl lie es-
capped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
luFFRACISTS TO
ESCORT WILSON

"..n.sshlNGT0N. Nov. 2o.--when
Ss-s< Ss-s<ntelect Woodrow Wilson
- .ss e ~ the inaugural parade 10
3 ~ ~ oath OF office. next March.
80 a, ]. ee accompanied by a body.
y s.s Y suffrageites. according to
1,1Isssssa sssa'ances given today TO the
4 css. association OF the District
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
FIVE AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND, Or. Nov. 20.-Dep-
uty Y. S. Marshals Griffith, Dukes,
Becker and Beatty today placed uu-
der arrest It. c. Pierce. Mrs. Il. NJ.
White and Drs. J. S. Stoti. c. II. r.
Atwood and A. A. Ansplunt on In
dictments sworn to by Chief In
spector Sharpe of the postoffice de-
partment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
FOUR AT FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 90
Four arrests were made today from
the office OF the United States
marshal In San Francisco. In con-
nection with the nationwide pros
ecutions for using the mails to sell
Illegal drugs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
POOR
CELESTIAL;
SO ABUSED
nv FRED l.. soAlr.

The Interpreter took up with
mo one opium.smuggllng case
after another. beginning with
Hal chlng'a. Hai Ching. boss
or the Chinese crew OF the
steamer Oteric. from London
and Hongkong. was arrested
Monday night at pier 8, just
after he had stepped ashore.
by Customs officer W. n. Allen.
Twenty cans OF opium were
found on him. lie IL now In
the county jail.
"Hai Ching" said the inter
prefer. very poor. Got one
wife Hongkong. Got one China
boy. one China girl Try make
living Hongkonx No can do.
"Hai Ching so London for
laundry. Send for wife and
childs blmehy mebby. Wife
aud chllds write very hungry.
Make Hal Ching feel bad. Not
many Englis'mane wear collar.
Hal Ching send money Hong
kong for bring wife and chllds
to London. No can do.
Hal Ching get Job load ship.
Get job restaurant. Get Job
push cart. Pay no good Wife
and rhllds write on. more time
hungry. Hai chlng cry.
POOR ct.INoi HE'S
IoseEo BY WHITE MAN.
"illmeby captain oterlc give
Hal Ching Job for boss China
boy crew. Captain no sahby
China 'alk Hal Ching nabhy
plenty good for give chinaboy
hell Tor loaf Make um wnrkf
Oteric so liongkong Hal
Ching like job. Good money.
Good chow. See wife and
ehilds iIougkong. Tell IA come
back soon plenty money. Worry
Elad.
"otcrle come Seattle Mad
white man on Oteric. Hal Ching
no know bad man: think good
man. friend. Hal Ching 10 %
captain. say. Please, can 70
ashoreT Captain say, Sure.
Had man say. You so ashore
Please take opium Much
-ohllEcd..
Hal Ching sny. What dor
bad man say. Sell um twenty
dollar Tor can. Sixteen can
three hundred twenty dollar.
You keep twenty dollar for neifs
Hal Ching good man. No
know hellcan Law no hrlnr
opium ashore. plslrcvfnan
catch ufn, Now iimi chlnT SO
JAIL six month. year mabby.
Write one wife Hnngkong no
worry. Iellcan prison fine.
good ehow. no cut head of all
same China prison.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
ITALY, TOO, CAMPING
ON SERVIA'S TRAIL

ROME. Nov. 20. Following dis
patches from Berlin. which Raid
that Austria had sent an ultimatnm
70 ssrvia, u WIS reported here to-
day that iialy also has demanded
that Ssrvla explain her treatment
of Italian coueuis In Albanian
towns captured BY the scrvlans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20

sss'ss.' ~ ~ he condemnation Of an
e w., ~. over the right-of.way of
-. .'lnern s Pacific. between Ere.
4 49,, sa sumas, was started In
~, ,si ~, court Yesterday By the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20

~tst - III
Miaa Maudo Feaiy. winner OF the
i.oo0franc prize awarded some
time ago In Paris by lie Figaro
Illustrc In It's international beauty
contest. has eomc decided ideas
about beauty.
Fine eyes. clear skin. regular
features aud a graceful figure are
the physical demonstrations OF n
healthy mind aud healthy body
A woman possessing these things
is beautiful. she says
The acquisition OF beauty Is a
business. An ugly woman can go
about getting beauty lnsi as a good
business man goes about getting
customers. but unless the seeker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
AND THERE'S MARK.
WHO WENT TO CHURCH

This IL good human lnter~ss ..
] do not know II II in HAT Ching's
or the Interpreters Hal rhlns
poor. but honest. seeking hla FOR
tune that he may bring happiness
TO bis loved ones In Hoagkong. Aa.
versity Then q good Job. The 10.
tnrc bright Enter the villain. Per.
suades poor Hai Ching 10 HmuKeln.
Jail for Hal Ching. Tho finest
touch comes last. lie writes his
wife not to worry. that American
prisoners are comfortable: he ox.
poets 10 enjoy himself.
Next we took no the case OF Mark
Quonr. reatauraieur. who was ar.
rested about a week ago.
Mark Quong very good mar. -
said the interpreter. Good Chris
ttan. Go Sunday school Ffrst Pres
byterinn church. Hear sermon by
Or. Matthew. Read Bible all about
Jerusalem.
Mark Quong say he been church.
Leave church. meet Mclican lady.
Mclean lady say. Please for carry
suit cases. Mark Quong think good
Christian act carry suit cases for
lady. He do.
One suit case very heavy.
P1eecyman come. say, What for
you carry suit caseag' Mark Quong
say for lady. Look for lady She
gone. Pleecyman laughed, say.
Tell Il TO STR. Swecnst.' Suit cases
got opium-many taels. Mark
Quong 20 trial blmeby. Go prison.
mebby."
Oh, YES. BOTH ARE
VERY, VERY GOOD MEN
Again Is Celestial simplicity TAX.
en- advantage OF by Occidental Gun
ming and cupidlty. II il not quite
clear what lady member OF Dr.
Matthew'S church Ia the actual
smuggler la this case. Possibly the
doctor himself had hand In the
job
Leon Chong and Ching Young
we're pinched six months ago, but
still ianguish. awaiting Indictment
by the grand jury. Leon chong. II
Ia understood. will give evidence
against Chin Young. The inter
prefer would not admit that the
prisoners belong to different tongs.
Leon Chong very good man"
said the interpreter. Sailor on
boat all same Chin Young. Leon
Chong make little money pomctime.
Buy monkeys. parrots from sailor
mans on West Africa trade, sell um
Meilca. Sell other things. too.
Ching Young say, fYou sell um
monkeys. parrots. Please sell
opium for me. Much cblIge.' Leon
Chong no like say no. Sell um.
mebby. for Chin Young. P'leecyman
catch UNI on boat. Very sorry for
Leon Chong"
From which II may be gathered
that Chinese charged with opium
smuggling are invariably the vic
Tins OF their own good nature and
others deceit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
N. Y. FRUIT BUYERS
WIN THEIR STRIKE

By United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK. Nov. 20.--After a
strike lasting just one day. the
Fruit Buyers association is victo.
rious here today over the receivers
OF the California fruit In their de.
mand Tor a one-cent reduction In
cariage charges. More than 5000.
600 worth OF fruit was tied up on
the piers of the Erie railroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20

BERLIN. Nov. 2o.--with the
Turkish army reduced by half from
the fasagcs % cholera. wounds and
death. Il u not expected here that
another blow viii be struck In the
naikan connicx Diplomats here
Afa confident that Turkey viii agree
10 che demands of the allies. and
that a peace pact will be signed
without andns delay
Cholera IL spreading rapidly
among the Moeiem troops. AN
schools IN Conntantinople are
closed.
The disease Is also raging among
Cxar Ferdinanda force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
BULCARS AND TURKS
TALK PEACE PLANS

SOFIA, Nov. 2o.--Gencraf 9ayoft
was chosen today as Bulgnria's rep
rcauntatiyo In She peace negotia.
t'ons with Turkey Pending the ne
EntsatlonA all hoatilItics have ceased
along the TchatalIa Inca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
FEDERAL AGENTS SW00P
DOWN ON QUACK DOCTORS;
ARREST 9 INDICTED HERE
Postmaster General Orders
Practitioners Held in
III Cities Throughout
Nation.
BULLETIN.


At o'clock today, eight
OF the nine indicted per-
sons were arrested.
They are: DIR. L. p.
Mullinnix. Third av. and
Union St. Madam Crane,
Bovington flats; DIR. c. w.
Foster, Bellingham; DIR.
Catherine M. Harrison,
Bellevue apartments; DIR.
G. S. Stewart, Peoples
Savings Bank building;
Mrs. II. Drath. Laurel
shade av.; Mrs. K. Zuren-
stein, 1924 18th av., and
DR.. John Dunlap. Peoples
Savings Bang building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
INDICT HAZEL
MOORE AGAIN
I1AI \
CHINO

Hazel Moore. tho woman who
didn't care" who some months ago
was indicted on a white slavery
charge. Was rc-indicted yesterday
on a similar charge BY the federal
grand Jury. u is not known II the
Indictment returned yesterday 10
for the same alleged otfense Ms In
the first.
Hazel Moore became notorious
through her association With Ortlk
Hamilton. adiutant general Of the
aiat" militia. and prominent social.
~ IN Seattle aud olympia. who II
nov serving a term IL Walia Waila
for cmbexxiing the states money.
part Of which. II was alleged. be
spent on the woman.
Following the conviction of Ham.
ilton. Hazel Moore was arrested
and Indicted. subsequent 10 a trip
made by her % Vancouver. u. G..
when. Il waa charged. nhc brought
woman back 20 Seattle for i'm.
moral purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20
fAE GREAT STATE
or WA SHINGTON
HAS IT'S REVENGE

M Winnie Brown, shot the girls father TO DEATH
They haye been declared insane by Whitman county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20

coNsTANTINoPLE. Nov. To-
Nsrim Pasha. who directed the de-
frnae Of the Turkish forts as Tchat.
ALA against the Bulgarian attack.
vas named today as Turkeys peace
representative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20

And when II comes 10 dividing
Turkey, the allies viii probably get
the neck.
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- insane ward at TIC State penltentiafy.
y Maybe that's where they should be. Maybe
MN are both insane. Insanity experts say
,h,y are. Consequently they must be.
Rut il the motives that led them to walk
~ miles to shoot down the father who
h,u,alk assaulted the girl and compelled her.
,iter her marriage. to accept equally brutal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20

|e.r<s brown there isn't anyone on earth who has
.~>rrc;resl one who believes in IL a mental healer.
Il M 4 sane person it is hell
Nm when murder is committed the state must be re-
vsne<d You know that No jury in the world could have
hsen induced to convict George and Winnie Brown OF
murder So they found guilty OF being crazy.
Ana this i the story that convicted them
Since she was child OF nine years. Winnie Brown had
been victim OF her father. About two years ago she
maried young Brown
Last September. during the absence oi her husband
he father again appeared and forciby renewed his at
.tnions He then induced bachelor neighbor. known
j, Dutch Jake commit the same crime. Later this
nan returned with companion.
On the witness stand the grlwifc told how, driven TO
1<spsration she told her husband.
Young Brown convinced that they could get justice
through the courts. out TO find these and kill
hxm His young wife went with him. The two children
were left al the home OF neghbor in Kippen. Idaho
Their search uitlcsS and when they returned the
a.her had taken the children Il then that the
knsband and wife set out on their 20ome walk which
eliminated in the killing of the father
Mrs Brown testified that she fired the last shot into
her fathers body.
During the trial both maintained attitude OF indif-
krrnet They had avenged the inhuman wrong and did
uo< care mhat happened to them
THE GREAT STATE OF WASHINGTON is
REvENGED.
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TIC HEeNIIV W"fNs tRIAlUNt AINtI YtAIt OF
: five years. they will be released. a man and
| woman dwaried mentally and morally under
the healing influence of the peuitentiary
system.
An insane ward in state pcntcntiary is
great thing-if you have never seen one
aud don't know anything about il. But
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20

,,c,yes then there good many people in Washing
IN who believe there millions OF righthink men
IA women IN the United States who would be equally
;nsane under similar circumstances
Anyway. George and Winnie Brown to be put in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-20

.,,rx nations 10 20 war. Il gSneraily Is
W man that are Killed, not women. Hut
m me puigarian troops stood a woman up
% vail s slnSodsS ssa sa,,"S sSS Orr saass oss0s ssr
stM ~ loyc for man. See page G.