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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22
CHARGES
OFFICIAL
IS IN0N
GRAFT

The first direct charge that q
hlQher.up In the state admins
tratior was involved IN the
loo,lns OF the industrial insur.
ane. fund AZ Olympia was
made Wednesday In Seattle by
Joe Fleury. a shinaIe filler and
foreman.
Fieury, while working a. an
engineer In n Seattle wood.
working plant two years ago.
~ss severely injured. y
-- Ac1s~cfrQ TO nss~ sta<wvmers 4
70 The Star. his clair, Of $500
was allowed by the state com
mission.
Before his money came. how
ever. he says he was approach
ed by this higher-up and In
termed that the $500 claim
would be put smoothly thru.
provided Fieury would split
$3.50.
Furthermore. he says. the offer
was made that should he agree to
this bargain he would be given reg
uiar employment under this official.
his duties to consist IN taking up
one bogus claim after another.
Says Ne Has Witnesses
F1eury declares that he dickered
along with this administration lead.
or until he had succeeded In hav.
ing witnesses ovcrhear several OF
the conversations.
when the time came for his first
payment. TO arrive. he charges. he
wss given a voucher for more than
5000 fthe exact sum he could not
recalD and this he signed The
warrant that came in payment. he
alleges. called for just sl5750. The
$3.50 arrangement had taken ef.
feet.
so desperate did his financial
become. F1eury asserts.
that he was obliged 10 leave his
family. II has been cared for
since. he says. by King county.
Laid Evidence Before Lister
F1eury SAYS that when the dis.
closures regarding the commission
were made public he placed his evi-
ience in the hands OF the Burns
detectives. and also laid Il before
the governor. Lister. he says. re-
fused 10 investigate fully.
F1eury yesterday made affldavits
10 these facts.
In his affidavits he named the
ligher-up. His disclosures are eN.
pected 10 give an entirely new
sngle to the Olympia investigation.
The city is filled with sleuths
md rumors and charges. Dis.
closures OF official wrong doing
greatly overshadowing everything
hat has yet come out are pre-
iicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22
BANDITS STOP
AT FARM HOUSE

A posse OF deputy sheriffs. In.
disns and citizenry. with blood.
hounds. left Duyall early Wedncs-
day for farmhouse five miles
northeast OF that town. where three
armed men. supposedly the Duvall
State bank robbers. ono OF whom
Is wounded, stopped Tuesday night
and demanded food.
The wounded man was reported
10 be iimping badly. lie was shot
ia the hip. It is thought. in the bat
i.e between the robbers and Duvall
citizens. after the bank looting Sat.
urday night
Indians who attempted 10 follow
the trail or tho fleeing bandits
where the doEs dropped II. could
make no headyway. owing TO the
heavy rains .ghich had washed out
all traces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22
VILLA TROOPS
SWEEPING into
CITY OF JUAREz

Ell PASO. Dec. 22- With plans
for surrender OF Juarez TO the Car.
ranzistas reported fallen thru. sew
eral thousand Villlstas were report.
ed today sweeping into that city.
Renewal OF rioting was feared. II
had already claimed several lives.
villa was reported heading the
troops tho border reports had Indl.
Gated he might be in the vicinity Of
chihuahua and that Carranza had
placed price upon his head while
soldiers stretched their lines TO pre-.
vent his escape.
Police reports at an early hour
today said that | 900 Vlllistas had
entered the southern part OF Juarez.
and that fully 5000 others were
within striking distance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22

Joe Morgan Is in the county jug.
Joe is red d.headed
What's that got to do with IL?
A whole lot Some red-headed
'ellow has been robbing a lot OF
people recently, and deputy sher.
ifs have been arresting all sus-
Dects Joe is the latest suspect.
lie IL charged with vagrancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22

Hf rEi-t.I'ifoAEn CAPTAIN or
DETECTIVES TENANT AND I
WAS ARRESTED IN Ny LoDG.
ING HOUSE had previously
called on Dr. Leonard. who was
very Kind. lie gave me money and
clothes
Rev King did not investigate.
iie said In police court he doubt
ed my being \ Methodist minister
At the Methodist conference In
Portland. Bishop Cook investigated
my credentials. found them genu-
Inc. and the conference took up a
collection to bring me on TO Seat.
tie. had walked over two noun.
tain ranges 60 get from California
10 Portland"
Brown pulled tho wool over
Bishop Cooks eyes. says Rey.
King lie fooled the conference.
He fooled Dr. Leonard"
Even " I am az bad as Rev.
King thinks sm." counters
Brown. ne did not follow the
teaching OF Jesus Of Nazareth
IN having me arrested and
thrown In prlson--t~iee. Christ
healed the sick. He forQsvc
sins. He lifted UP the fallen"
The above is an unRdorned state
ment OF the facts of the case as
presented BY Rev King, Brown
and others. together with the views
OF the two men chiefly concerned.
II Is. perhaps. n nice question.
Did Rev King do his duty 10 so
ciety when he had Brown arrested
DID HE DfsOBEY BIBLICAL IN.
STRUCTION7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22
OLYMPIA
TO give
State
SHOCK

ny staff corr~spanasnt
OLYMPIA. Dec. 22.-~There
10 going 10 be a statewide
cleanup" 10 the latest word to-
day from Gov. Lister In eonnee.
= sicn with the probe into the
loo,ira Of the state Industrial
Insurance fund.
The governor Indicated ,nss
there would be definite action
nefcrs long. u was not i'm
probable. ne insIrrsted. that
there may be sensational deveI-
epment in the next - hours.
This morning Prosecuting Attor-
ney Yantis. Assistant Attorney Gen
eral Tanner. and State Fish Com
missioner Darwin were closeted
for a long time.
Last night. f. w Kearns. an
Olympia saloonkeeper. was arrest
ed He Ia charged with aiding Har-
old Lehman. wanted In Tacoma for
burglary. TO escape arrest here
That this charge may not be the
chief one. seems TO be admitted on
all sides. Kearns himself expected
arrest. and predicted 1t turnout the
day.
While the arrest OF Kearns may
have no direct connection with the
industrial insurance looting. II Is
believed II has a direct bearing on
the alleged operation OF the opium
and vice ring. which Is said 10 have
made headquarters In Olympia.
=. Prosecuting Attorney Yantis ad-
mitted as much today.
II IL stated that Lehman made a
long statement. revealing some Of
the work Of the ring. Lehman, who
was later caught. has been In the
Tacoma jail since last September.
kearns. II Ia also charged. has
eashed some OF the forged youch-
ers on the Industrial fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22
OF UNOFFICIAL ARMISTICE IN THE TIRE

The the
a babbe stricken soldier
everywhere Two sol
ders unarmed out from the lip of the crater.
trying to the
he
started cappng The enemef hastily retired
again-"WATERl"
who German joined lie yelled
We wounded n?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22

English; Five mlnutes-we1l officer"
Five minutes later officer
spick He held indicate
tx instantly followed by srecher
bearer The reached the wounded
TX sauted the gravely returned It.
Tommy Necher and carried home
called forhe
armisticeunoffca without permission: 1T
WAR; WAS MAGNIFICENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22

This is a hard nut TO
crack.
The Star would like to
hear the opinion OF its
readers concerning il.
Was Rev. George {.
King. pastor of the Queen
Anne Methodist church.
right or wrong in having
an apparently down-and-
out brother clergyman ar
rested-twiceS
Rev.-or REV. David
Brown. who says he is an
ordained Methodist minis
ter. and carries letters and
credentials which seem to
prove twas released
from tho stockade the
other day.
HE HAD SERVED %
DAYS FOR BEGGING.
HAVING BEEN AR
RESTED AT THE RE-
QUEST OF REV. KING.
FROM WHOM HE so
LICITED AID.
THE man is an lmpostor."
Rev. King told The Star Wed
nesosy. HE 10 not even a min
ister. He In the son Of a min.
lister. He Is professional beg
gar and very clever. He 10 able
to simulate sickness TO perfee-
tion. He vlctlmlxes Meth
odlsts and Methodist ministers.
had him arrested In Los An
seies q few years ago when I
had q pulpit there. He served
three months at that time.
1t was pure accident that W
net again in Seattle. He dldn
now was the same man who ha
Iad him arrested In Los Angeles
Brown is not sick man. He
Imply a clever fsker
Brown was sick and weak fror
Iunger," said Chief Guard Robert
L the stockade. when he wa
,rought here. "HE HAD CHILL
ND FEVER AND HIS TEMPER
.TURE WENT UP TO f05.
We sent him to the city hos
,ital. where he stayed two weeks
On his return, he was better. bu
till weak, and We made him
rusty and set him to work In IN
lie proved goo
yorker. lie did not impress us q
riminal or vicious
The nurse who tended him, unde
)r Leach. at the city hosplta
aid. THE man was very sick VI
Iad malaria. lie was not tubei
ular.
Brown. on being released
rought his story to The star
When last heard from. he was rel
Ing out. on foot. for Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22

observe his Armed magnfying
little escaped *" the rear to point Of
could effect the howizer fire
a mine held by the enemy. 80 yards distant
earth OF sol
lying death had left them Gray and
Tommy and Pussan Boche
a
Suddenly clad feeby; hand stretch
lying by The bottle was pain
bloody bandaged face 1t empty Then came
o wall. WATER"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22
State Department Gives Out
Text of Second Note Dis
patched to Vienna on Sink
ing of Steamer AncOna.

WASHINGTON 22-Csp rsl America refused her second
details of the Aon sinking Instead the
for commander and epraton for lives lost
admralys
LONDON 22-The the Ancona topedons
has reached according o today
the after her had
while passengers still aboard
branded the
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REV. GEO. KING HAS BEGGAR ARRESTED!
DOES REV. KING REMEMBER HIS GOSPEL?

l"For forgive their Heavenly Father will also
forgive you"-Matthew sixth chapter, 18th
C"hen Him and brother
and forgive him? Till saith him.
seventy even"-a
18th chapter 21s and 22nd verses
CAnd abidet faith hope and charity these three; but the of
these il charity. ."-Corinthans chapter, verse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 22.-Ar.
raignment OF Baron Won Brincken.
c. G. Crowley and Mrs Margaret
Cornell. alleged German bomb plot.
ters. was scheduled today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22

place IN the "osa :, I,s,s
dpotbe .pendh
sf
which
IN. q
EnsHb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22
By Mary Boyle O'Reilly

ZONE ARMIES. Somewhere in franos nco' -,
morning attack - "l"e'Se" JUG =" "'' "'''
splendid I In. the war a..a.. 40
the front line trenches with 'ie"'n n'" ~ "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22

BERLIN. Dec 22.-Kalser VIII.
helm is III. and unable 10 visit the
western battle front. as he planned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22

violating international law and the humane which every
of
established n
Never OF fromh has
the brief to
ddresd 20 Am mtasador Penheld the note blows:
to
tcxu as
received o
to f a December
o the andc cefua attention
O the land
a o o Of the
in which twas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-22
Help! Look at This

The Morning Crouch is chang
ing the map of Europe. See the
"GlST" column on page 6. You
can get many laugh out Of the
"ClST" column. Keep your eye
on il.
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51a ID NV, l0r. b. 1850
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rcaa NAT he would wait
.or tba Damocrats to fill
!, lot pa.khanl announc-
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WAyNESBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hart and chill
,lren, OF Hood River, Oregon, are
:he guests of her father, g. ~ Cald-
well.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Singleton at
tended the burial of their niece.
Mrs. Lille Singleton, near Eubank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. L. Dumas were
Ill Lexington recently.
Miss Esta Johnson is OH the sick
list.
Mr.. j. S. Dumas is working III the
depot while HI. l.. Dumas takes his
vacation.
Mr.. EPSON Singleton of Argenta,
H., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Bet
sic A. Singleton.
MIR. Elmer Smith of Ludlow, is
visiting his brother, Dean Smith.
Mr.. Albert Caldwell of Cincinnati
visited his father, g. A. Caldwell.
Mrs. H. Acton has been i'll but
is better at this writing.
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A Test for Liver Complaint
Mentally Unhappy-PhysicaIly Dull

The Liver, sluggish and inactive.
first shows itself IN a mental state
unhappy and critical. Never Is
there joy in living, as when the
Stomach and Liver are doing their
work. Keep your Liver active and
healthy by using DIR. Kings New
Life Pills; they empty the Bowels
freely, tone up your Stomach, cure
your Constipation and purify the
Blood. Poe. at Druggists. BuckSen =
Arnica Salve excellent for Piles.
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PLEASANT POINT

VT. General Brown has returned
to Sapulpa, Okla, after spending a
few weeks with his parents.
Miss Elizabeth Dye of Dahville.
has been the recent guest of her mo-
Their.
Mr.. Charles Brown. Miss Grace
Walls, Mr.. Willie Sweeney, Miss
Ethel IIogue, Mr.. Eugene Bunch
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Morgan.
Mr.. f. G. Gilliland is very sick
at this writing.
Quite number of of our young
people attended the entertainment
at Mt Moriah Christmas eve.
MIR. r j ITague and Mr.. Wes-
ley Bastin made a business trip to
Casey county last week. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Smith spent
Sunday with Mr. tand Mrs. g. W.
Leach
Most of the young people in this
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ct ma

j. G.. Wheeldon sold to Mrs. }. W.
Mercer, ore dressed hoy that weighed
40 pound at eight cents a pound.
NJ. T. Smithern sold to J.P.
Vaught two dressed hogs ut seven
end half cents pound.
Curtis Prather lost Il nice mare a
short time ago. We regret very mucE
to hear of his loss.
Mrs. Maggie Todd is very sick at
this writing.
Mr.. Howard Todd and family OF
Illinois, are in this part.
Mrs. Granville Sowders moved
from the Stearns property To q
house on John Georges place.
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BROUGHTONTOWN

We are having real cold weati,er
now.
Mr.. Tom Smith was the guest OF
Lolas Smith recently.
Mr.. Gene Brown and wife spent
Xmas with his father, Mr. George
Brown, near Brandy.
Mr.. W. \. Brown OF Bee Lick, was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Sarah
Smith Sunday.
Mr. W. S. Delaney Is visiting Mr..
Jim Brown this week.
MIR. John Turner is very low ut
this writing.
Mr.. Andy Turner and Mr. Frank
Smith had nice fox chase XmaS
day. They turned Il fox II loose as
jim Browns store They had eight
dogs after it and succeeded in catch-
ing it in about a half hour. They
have another one that they will lee
loose soon.
Mr.. Tusco Denny of Illinois. Is
visitin. his brother, Mr. Walter Den
ny this week.
Mr. William Weaver Is building u
new house =.
Little OzeIla Smith, who got 'hsF
face badly burned, Is better at tliis
writing.
Mr.. ii. G.. Chappel of this place,
has moved back to his home place ut
, Ephesus church.
Mr.. John Cummins bought the
place recently vacated by Mr.. II. G..
I Chapel.
The people of this place are very
much pleased with their new mail
carrier, Levi Elder.
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4 ENATOR ELECT j. c. w. BECK
HAM of Frankfort. the first senator
to be elected by the people for
regular term from Kentucky. needs
no introduction TO the people of this
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vicinity seemed to enjoy the large
snow that fell Christmas, a. Il num-
Der OF them went sleigh riding
Mr.. A!onzo Padgett Is our mer-
chant ut this place now.
Mr.. Eugene Wall taught school
school for Prof. f. G.. Gilllland
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Singleton
spent Christmas day with Mr.. and
Mrs. JOSIAH Singleton.
Mrs Florence Morgan visited her
parents recently.
Mr.. Charlie Dye was in Waynes-
burg last week.
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MaSnnS' hseetinc

Lincoln Lodge No. so +. . A NJ. MEETS IN
stated communication on each first and THIRD
Monday nights of each month al I sf'sfpcki in
their hall ON Main street. Stanfori Ky. hem
bers of sister lodges rrsternally invited to be
present T~@~s-TS =