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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04
FUERON APREHENDIDOS
UNOS L~YNCHADORES
Entire esfos Sc confaban mu-
chaS muJereS

SAN LUIS POTOSI, Agosto i
Las autoridadeS del pueblo de lara
GOA, llevaron a cabo IA apprehension
de los culpables del lynchamlento
del senior Juan Galvan, acaecido a
principles de Ia Semana pasada.
Entire los apreheHdiduS. Sc enclen-
tran muchaS mujeres cue ayudaron
a los lynchadores q matar a Gaivan.
poniendo la zcCa en- ei cuelio de Ia
victima ' dandoAe de golpes con unos
g~arrotes que portaban.
Los cul2ableS del lynchamleEto
seran pueStos a disposition de las
autordades judiciales completeness.
-Cerca de Gharcas, hizo 81 apa-
riciGn en- diaS pasadcs una peqrena
partida de revolucioHarioS 'cedilhs-
tas," que ~preteHdio a~poderarse de
una partida de ganado.
La acordada que defendia a Char
cas-, rechaz6 Ell ataqae de los rebel
Ges ' los hizo huir. Quitandoles d.
guros caballos Y ms asi como
trsscientos cartuchos de mauser.
Los cediiistas iban mandados por
Antonio Escobar que en- dias paSa-
dos operaba en- eI norte del Estado
de HiGalgo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04
4 LOS BLOCK HOUSES"
Sc LES DOTARA DE
T~ELEGRAFOS
Ademds, han sido reforzadas
las guardias que los
protege1

yERACRUZ. Yer. Julio 31.-Se
Ran reforzado las fuerzas que quar-
recen el ~ferrocarril Mexjcano. desde
Ia estacion de Esperanto hasta este
puerto.
Con toda actividad - est;in cons
t-uyendc los "5lock-houSes,' qIe Ge-
ferderan Ia Inca Ge PaSo Gs Ma
cho a Tejeria, en- vista &c los exec
lentes resultados Que han lado en-
los combates cue los 5oldados de-
gobierno~ nan sostenido con los fe-
iicistas a 10 largo dc la via del Fe-
~rrocarril InteroceauIco.
Sc tiene Ct proyecto de Geiar 0ien
guarnecidos los block houses Y
ademas haocr una installation tele-
rrafica, para que los SoldadoS en-
caso apurado puedan ponerse en-
communication con los deSJacamentos
cercanos ' tanbien para que de eSta
manera. pueGan comunicar a diario
les parties dc novSd&d V los movi-
mientoS Que uengan los rebeldes 4
10 largo de Ia via ferrsa.
Sc cree Que con las medidas qre
sc tomaran para evitar en- 10 sucesi-
70 los atentados de los rebeldes. 81
trafico de pasajeros con Ia capital
de Ia Repabiica escara con1pletamen-
te SECURE y no ha5ra el r1enor peli-
gro de ser interrumpido por los fe-
IciStaS-
Hasta la fecha exiStsu ~veinticua-
tro "Block-kouseS' a 10 largo de Ia
via del f~errocarril Interoceanico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04
Amnistia general propone al
Congreso Ell Presidente
de Ell Salvador

WASHINGTON. Agosro mo
ticias ~recibldas aqui, procedentes de
San Salvador, dicen cue e. PreSi-
dcnte Melendcz de eSa nepUbAea, ma
Lyopuesto al Congreso &c 81 pals IA
a~p-obaci6n de una ley c~oncedieAdo
amn;stia general po" de'roS poiili-
COS. tanto q los que Sc encuentren
presses. como a los eXpatriadoS por
esa causa. La notiSIa es de fuente
uficial. pues Ia side recitiGa por c,
Ministro Jc FL Salvador aqui, senior
Salvador Sol.
Aun cuandc e. numcro lie perso-
nas a quienes afectara n menclona-
da ley, es muy p~eQueno, paeS Nc hay
Iara Ia fecha ninguncs DresoS poll
ticos en- Ia repu5l:ca ce7tro-amcrI-
cana Y los expatriadoS en- total no
pasan dc so. Ell propoSito que ami
ma :! ~presidente Me!jndez al pro-
roner q ap-ohacion de tai Ky. cs
evitar que Sc inlpongar penaS por
deiItos pollticos.
e. mismo MiinSt~o Salvadcreno
ia informado que Il Salvador Va d
aGoptar el patron ORC en- 81 S'Ste-
ma monetario V que cl Pnesidcnte
Nelendez ha inaucu-ado nj pclirl-
! ca de econcmia en- les gastos publ
cos. para 10 cual Qale-a suprlrh'r g
Estado Mayor del Ejercito, ii d.
| reccion de PuenteS. h Oficina dc
! Detectives Y todos ~aquellos empieos
| Que 10 tienen OTTO objrtn que q de
| dar caucngiaS a prcteg'dos polr-
cos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04
Continua %interrunpido
ell trafico de Matamo-
ros a Monterrey

BROWNSVILLE, Texas Agosto
Con motive de los grandes de3-
raves que ma CcasioaaGo el deSborGa-
mento del Rio Bravo. Y las fucrtes
~lluvias. Ia COMMUNICATION entire Men
Uerrev V Matamcros, Tainaulipas,
contiaaa interrumpida.
e. deSnordamiento del rio. que
CORE paralelamente 4 Ia via ha 81
do mucho mas serio dc 10 que sc
creia en- un principle, Dues han sido
GestruidoS cerca de diez Kilometres
de terraplen, quedandO los rie,es
suSpendidos e. el aire.
La interruption del trafico durara
cuando menoS ara semana mis-,
pues aun cuando han salido de
Monterrey cuadrillas de tr~abajado-
res. eStoS no podran rec0nstru,r el
terraplen hasia que el aqua, que
;nun6a la via, sc resuma.
AIglnos de los ~viajeros, que fuc-
ron abandonados por q trcn en- que
yiaiaban. cerca de Reyno$a :
Que tuvieron que ]emprender una
perosa caminata a pie, I,egarOn ano-
che a esta ciudad en- muy last!moso
estado. Dicen que las lluvias que
har caido han sido t~orrcpciales Y
que el trafico Sc encuentra entera-
meute susperdido, sin cue haya cS-
peranzas de reanudarse, q &c menos
en- una semana la corrienuc ha ST.
Dido tanto-dijo uno de los infer
mantes-que hubo IN punto er que
creimos perecer ahogados. porQue
el aqua nos daba nasta e. cuel!o.
Cerca de Reynosa,-!a corrienna a
rraso con arboles, cho:as ' cuanto
ancontro a su paso.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04

REeda Magro visito aver el antique
caseron que durante tantos amos sir
VIC para carcel municipal. Ell objeto
de esta vista, segun Sc dice, fue e.
de e la manera de que ell edif:cio
vuelva a servir de reclusion, hacienda
sele, naturalmente, algunas mejcras,
pues las condolences en- que Sc halla
son pesimas.
+ Tanibien Sc habla de que ell palacio
anexco a dicho edificio volvera a ser
Ell conocido Palacio Penal, de anejos
tiempos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04
Recogieron las municiones
que esta5GH az UentG
en- un mercado

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Agosto 10.
No obstante que desde hace mucho
tempo 81 Mercado de Ell Volador es
81 cue Sc encarga de comprar Y VEN
der parque en- pequenas ~cantidades,
que en- NADIA puede afectar a Ia Sc
guridad de los gobiernos, el Inspector
General de Policia ordeno que fuera
recogido TODD Ell material de guerra
que pudiera hallarse en- dicho mer-
cado. La orden fue cumplinentada,
encontrsndose Ia policia con parque
suficiente para anna a varios CRU
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04
Ouejas en- contra del Official
Mayor del Ayuntamiento

Los emprcsarios de teatros de es'
ia ciudad. acordaron clevar una que
ia al Ayuntamiento. en- contra de.
Official Mayor del Municipio de quler
dicen cometc mucnas : continues ar
h~itrariedades.
Fl Ofi"ial Mayor senior Alvarez
Gel Castillo. n decir de los quejosos,
acostumhra If al teatro sin pagar e,
toleto correspondence. acompanadc
de algunos amigos, a quienes pre-
tende introducir de Ia rlSma name
"a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04
ZUAZUA GOLPEO A UN
PAGADOR EN- CiUDAD
VICTORIA, lamps.
Delanfe de la tropa 10 NAL
trato para que Uiera "que
no le tenia n1iedo q
Carranza"

MEXICO, D. F., Agosto fo.-El
Jefe de las Operaciones Militares en-
Ell Estado de TamaulipaS, Fortuna
to Zuazua, va a ser acusado ante las
autcridades judiciales, de un grave a
tentado que cometio en- la persona del
pagador de sus fuerzaS senior Pablo
L. Rivas.
La TeSoreria General de la Nacion.
design5 desde hace mas de un ano. V
cuando todavia Zuazua tenia a su car
&C las O~peraciones Militares en- el
Estado de Guerrero, pagador de las
fuerzas de este jefe militar. al senior
Rivas. quien siempre habia estado en-
buena inteligencia con Zuazua. hasta
que este sc hizo cargo de IA Jefatura
Ge las ArmaS en- el Estado fronterizc.
BESIDE entonces comenzaron las diff
cuitades entire ell pagador Y Zuazua,
ntovidas porque el Jefe militar preten
dia que sc lie entregaran gruesas SUI
mas de dinero que no eStaban i~ustifi-
caGas. c. acuerdo con los electives de
las tropas Que financieramente ON
trolaba Rivas.
EstaS dificultades Sc agravaron
cuando Eugenio Lopez tomo Ciudad
Victoria. Zuazua ordeno a Rivas,
que sin replica alguna. lie ~eatregara
cierta cant:Gad de iinero. 10 cual NJ
pudo conscguir en- vista de que el pa
caGor considero nGevamcnte iniuStifi,
cado el paSo. = :om5 Ell Jcfe militGr
Sc enfurecicra Y anenazara al H.
gador, este Sc diriyiG n Tesorerc &c
neral de la Macon en- Gemanda de
garan.Ias. para y meJcr desempen3
de su cometido. FL teSorero do =
raz0n al paGaj5t Y Sc IIlgio a Zua.
qua. s~uplicandole evtara toda suer-
te de dificultaicS.
Zuazuc. al re:!o ,. cficio de- n
Tesoreria. en- lu@ar lie q m~plimentar-
10 Sc eXalto de tai manera, que sin
entrar en- eXplicaciones nj miramlen-
tos de ningun genera, orden0 al sub
teniente Andres Mandujano, que sa-
cara al 3agador de la Pagaduria Y 10
nevara a IN machero del Quartet. La
orden Sc cumpl:o al pie de Ia letra, y
una vez Satisfechos sus deseos, el
Jefe de las ~Operaciones Militares en-
Tamaulipas do al subteniente Man
dunjo Ut sable de su propiedad ' lie
ordeno que cintareara al pagador,
orden que fue cumplimentada cor to-
10 lujo de crueldad, en- ~presencia de
Ia tropa que habia sido tornado pre-
uamente.
Despues de este atentado, Zuazua
dijo al pagador sacasticamente:
dispense listed senior pagador, el nal
ratio Que lie he hecho pasar, listed me
~perdonara, porque como lie tengo tan
to miedo. .......
La Secretaria de Guerra Y Ma
Irina, al tener conocimiento de este
delito perretrado por uno de les mas
prominenteS miembroS del ejercito ca
-~rancista. orGen6 que Sc abra una MI
nucioSa investigation, para que 81
Zuazua resulta culpable del delito
cue Sc lie imputa, sea castigado e.
jemplarmente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04

pos de hombres.
va Sc tenia s~ospecha de que en- a.
quel mercado Sc estaba vendlenoo
parque Y armas a los rebeldes, por 10
cual Sc orden6 que Sc practlcara una
vista, ~habiendose recogido doce cajas
de parque y algunas armas, llstas pro
bablemente, para ser e~ntregadas a los
agentes de Ia revueita zapatlsta.
!Ahora, para qae los duencs de es-
tos pertrechos puedan recogerlos, ne
cesitan ~acredi5ar su persona como de
Duena conducta en- tedos sentidos.
Va q abrirse Ia Cdrcel dc Betcn.
Acompanado de algunos de sus en-
pleados, ell gobernador del Distrito,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04

Cuando Iecesite lihros en- espahol
dirijase a Igaacic E. Lozano, lis N.
Santa Rosa. Ave-. San Antonio. Tea,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
SYMPHONY TO
PLAY 8 P. N.
Theo Karle, Too, Will APP
pear in J0int Concert

WIN Thoo knrlc nn soloist. and an
orchestral program with compost
tinnn ~ Mozart an the chief attrnc.
ton, the Seattle Symphony orchcH.
ira viii present It's third evening
concert In the Masonic Temple audi
forum Tuesday. az $50 o'clock
sharp. Despite the tendency Of a
portion OF the audience TO stroll In
from 10 to 10 minutes late. Conduc.
tor John SpnrRur has started his re-
citalH punctuaiiy on the designated
time Those tardy are compelled TO
wait Ia the lobby until the first mum.
Der IL finished,
Moznrt's symphony In q minor
the overture 10 the Marriage Of
Figaro" and the Boollman "varia.
TONS Symphonic" are three conHerv.
alive classical numbers on the pro
gram. Chadwick Tam o. Shan.
ter" illustrating the Burns poem.
has been altered by Conductor John
RparEur. and will come In the ma.
ture Of catchy surprise. The Ca.
rice EHpagnolc" concludes the sym.
phony program.
Theo Karle Nlil b. heard in "A mum.
Der OF songs. some with full orcheH.
trail accompaniment and others with
piano assisting. The pianist il SIR.
Frank Leon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
COUNCIL WILL
NAME MEMBER
Ballot for Successor to Ro-
land CotteriII

Vacancy In the city council caused
by the death Of Councilman Roland
". Cotteriii. Will be filled BY cleo
ton Of a new member. chosen By
the council.
A majority ballot Of five mem
beers OF the body IN necessary 10 TN
such vacancy. Inaamuch as there
will be but seven members TO vote.
because % Acting Mayor Lanes alb.
sencc while occupying the mayors
chair. IL IN not expected In political
circles that an agreement on the
man TO complete the unexpired term
will be reached soon.
No mention has been made at this
early stage Of any prospects for the
chair on the council. tho II In haid
that some members OF the council
are already considering the candl.
dates eligible.
Councilman cofteriil ran second in
the election a year ago. when he
polied 52.3T5 votee, little more than
1000 ballots behind Councilman Boil.
ton, who ran first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
Storrs Brought
to Seattle But
May Not cstify

While Ruth Garrison was
watching court proceedings with
wide. patient eyes Monday. Dud
ley NJ Storrs. her former lover
aud husband OF the woman for
whose murder the isyear old girl
~ on trial. was returned to Seat
tie from Okanognn. Wash. to tea.
tify In civil action pending In
superior court
storrH was in charge OF sheriff
r.. T.. stark and Prosecuting At
torney w. G, Gresham. OF Okla.
hogan county. lie wns lodged IN
the county Jail on his arrival In
Seattle. The suit in which he In
10 testify. Is the action OF Albers
Bros, Milling company. In at
tempting TO recover 400 cases OF
beer from Sheriff John stringcr
The beer was seized by deputies
on the ship Rainier. at tho Al
bcrn nrothern' dock ia November.
1918. when Storra was deputy
sheriff
Whether storrn will be called
on 10 testify for or against Ruth
Garrison while hers. has not yet
been determined Both defense
and prosecution denied they
intend 90 use him IN the poison
trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
WILL UNITE WORKERS
IN AUGMENTATION

To unite the agencies and individ.
unls engaged in AUGMENTATION
work In Seattle. y. y. Dahm. 81 the
University of Washington has called
a meeting for o'clock Tuesday
afternoon In the university exicn.
Aion rooms In the Henry building.
The following organizations will be
represented; " NJ. g A.. Y. W. c.
A. X. OF c. the National Bureau OF
Immigration. Hebrew federationH.
Catholic declarations. Ministerial fed.
crationn. the women'n Federated
clubs. the Chamber Of Commerce and
Commercial club. w c. T. L.. TO
tsry club. Sunset club. -. A. u. and
The s. A. u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
Hungarians Summoned

President Wilson will head the
peace delegation. and will be accom-.
panied by Col House. Secretary
Lansing. Henry White and Gen.
Bliss.
Hungarian peace delegates have
been summoned TO the conference.
u was announced. They are ex.
pected 10 arrive In st. GERMAN on
May rs. being preceded about three
days BY the Austrian envoya Work
on the Austrian and Hungarian
treaties win proceed simultaneously.
Marquis Imperiaii. Italian ambas-
sador to France. was given the seat
of honor at yesterdays meeting OF
the organization committe. Of the
league OF nations. on motion OF Col.
House. The American delegate call.
ed the meeting to order and asked
Foreign Minister Piehon TO take the
chair. Sir Eric Drummond was In.
yited to occupy his place as sccre'
tary general. and fmpersah was Eeat'
ed at Pichon's right
Drummond was authorized 10 pro.
coed with temporary arrangements.
such as appointing temporary s.cre-
taries and arranging for temporary
quarters. Care was taken TO avoid
any action anticiratory OF raufica'
ton OF the coeenan, and the treaty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
IS RECOVERING
FROM The WAR
Reports Say Commerce
Generally Improved

WASHINGTON. May 6.-(United
Press. l--Amcrican business appar-
entity has largely recovered from
the shock OF war and Is set for an
Unprecedented year OF prosperity,
according to reports reaching tho
federal reserve board.
increasingly large volumes 81 raw
materials on dock for export; pres
poets for record grain crop and
surprisingly satisfactory indus
trial conditions combine To present
"reassurlng situation" to the ma
tion. according to a statement
given out by the board today. The
nations reeupentive powers were
brought into full play and bust
ness generally Is on a better foot
Ing" the statement said.
The board cntertains no fears
m 10 unemployment. The floating
supply OF labor. threatening trouble
IN February and March. has been
largely absorbed. the board state
ment shows.
Rsctificatlon CT conditions will
continue most of the summer
months. the board believes. Plans
for building operations and ex-
pansion in industry. held In abey-
ancc during the war. are beginning
20 materialixc. the board says.
Relative 10 export trade. the
statement says:
Export trade during the month
has been large. aitho II consisted
largely OF raw materials. Never
thelcsS. interest in export trade ss
growing. and several important de-
yeiopmcnts have occurred during
tho month tAprin. shipping rates
have shown n decided downward
tendency while the organization OF
an investment trust for the pur-
pcee OF encouraging the absorption
u foreign securities has made a
practical beginning In financing
export business.
THE organization OF associations
for tho purpose OF facilitating
foreign trade indicates continued
interest on the part OF manufac-
turers. both large and small. In
the development OF markets
abroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
BUSINESS STARTS ERA OF GREAT PROSPERITY
Ruth Garrison Breaks Down in Court;
Prosecution Ends Case in Fast Time

cuscd girl was taken from the court
room by the matron. Mrs. Matthew
Dow
Inside. interest wavorcd between
Ruth Garrison. sitting quietly beside
her attorneys. and Judge claypool.
examining jurors for the state
Judge Clnypool endeavored several
times. with considerable success. 90
inject sort ~ dry humor into the
proceedings. ana elected several
laughs from those present. once.
when vcnircman said he was "a
friend OF Attorney AHkren for the de-
Tense. and regarded Ankrcn AS "a
high minded and honorable gentle.
man Judge claypool responded.
we are all high minded gentlemen.
trust We are In his class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
AUTO LICENSE WRONG
SIDE UP: BOOZE FOUND

Tom Humlda. q. chauffeur. and
Jimmy Saio. O.. n cook. are held In
the city jail on open charges while
three five gallon kegs Of grape. con.
tanned IN three wooden boxes. are
held in the dry squad rooms as evil
dencc
sumida and Saio were stopped n,
whaicom and Spokane avenues by
Paffoimen Charles Bell and James
Hcyian. The license on their auto
mobile was upside down. Invest.
cation BY the two Officers led 10
the discovery Of the three boxes In
the tonneau Of the car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
Grapples Burglar
Found in His Room

Frank l., Kuhn. 400 broadway.
woke up early Tuesday morning
to rec a vague shape going thru
tho pockets 81 HIS brccches. Kuhn
hoped from the feathers and crap
pied with tho burglar. with u
bored air. the latter graHped the
householder firmly about the waist.
lifted him over hts head and let
him drop 20 the floor. Kuhn
yelled for help and the burglar
fled.
Inventory OF Kuhn'n pocke,A dis
closed the loss OF blil folder.
containing some receipts. worthless
20 any one else. The rohber over.
looked some cash in another
pocket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
Continued From Page one |

Mondays session 10 s.a5 u. m. and
was conducted with microscopic dc
tail. The widespread publicity given
the Ruth Garrison case made II aim.
cult TO secure Juror who had not
heard OF Il. or who had not formed
a fixed opinion as 10 the girls guilt
or innocence.
And while Ruth Garrison was
watching court procedure with wide,
unhlinking eyes Monday. Dudley NJ,
storrs. her lover and husband Of the
murdered woman. was returned 10
Seattle from okanosan to testify In
a civil action pending In the superior
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
SHERRY'S RESTAURANT
WILL QUIT BUSINESS

NEW YORK. May Sherry's. at
ss,h ~. and Fifth ave. here. one Of
the most famous restaurants in hte
country. viii soon close. Louis
sherry. it's owner. recognizing the
approach Of July and It's consc.
auences. will open a confectionery
and caterers establishment at Fifty.
eighth ST and Fifth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
Btfys tmNDs HERE

The ocai branch Of the National
Biscuit company has received no.
iicc from the general offices In New
York that the company'r subscrip
ton 20 the Victory Loan will be al
located nationally Sales Agent J
q. naasctt has taken $4,000 of the
bonds thru the local committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06

DUBLIN. May e.-fUnited Press)
THE lord mayor decided today TO
call . special meeting Saturday. at
which prominent citizens and Off
c1als win meet the frish-American
de1egation TO the peace conference.
consisting of Frank +. Walsh. Ed.
ward r. Dunno and Michael Ryan.
On Thursday the delegation will 20
10 Limerick TO receive the freedom
Of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
C0TTERILL DIES
EARLY TUESDAY
Councilman Passes Away
After Lingering Illness
Continued From Page One


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,,,.,,s.s,s p ,aae 0'''''''i''H'hefs ON
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10, 800 ..N a...e ~ ,'.ase ".'sspreah
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Ills familiarity with the narks ana
park system here made him a v.l,,.
able man In his uodtlon ana ~.
knowledge Of park work In gen~s2,
.,a. -. - .lpp ~ q. sec
..,.,.,'.,e... - -, O. ,a1oIai ~
,,,,,is,. e,,,~.. - - s" ..V.
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''' 1880 t'''''
oh Hiarch ~ 1919 cotterll re-
signea from me PARK BOARD 10 take
MS sea, on inc council
In addition 70 his civic activities.
he WAS prominent in the work Of the
q " y. W. as memDer OF Ever
green looge'
on September Is. 1907. he married
Iva Hammond. Seattle girl. They
had one son. Roland. aged 4. His
wife and child. and his mother. liv-
ing at 253 Taylor ST.. Seattle survive
him. He also has two brothers liv~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
BOOZE INSIDE KEGS;
KEGS INSIDE BARREL

Estimated by the current prices
set by booiIeggerS. the city IL in"
just 81 .T0i worth OF whisky. Dry
squad officers Monday seized three
barrels. each barrel containing one
iG- gallon key Of whisky. az pier d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
Reserve Statement

In his statement To- the court and
jury. following the last pcremptory
challenge. Deputy Prosecutor John
u. Carmody told OF how the accused
girl deliberately went about the muir
der OF Grace Storrn. IN the hon
Marche tea room. March rs last
Attorney Hilcn. for the defense.
following carmody's statement. said
that the defense reserved It's right 10
make "A statement. and asked that
tho jury retain an open mind during
presentation OF the states case.
Prosecutor carmody objected 20 this.
saying that the defense should make
a statement then or not at all. There
was no ruling on the matter.
Deputy Prosecutor carmody went
over the "details OF the Garrison
Storrs case. famiiiarirod TO tho pub.
tic thru the press. telling each Incl
dent Of the murder in the non
Marche tea room. II would be the
endcavor OF the state Co prove. he
contcnded. that Ruth Garrison not
only was sane and calm az the time
Of the crime. but sneercd az the
mother of Grace storrs as the latter
was writhIng In agony after the poi
soninE. Tho counter claim Is that.
aliho apparently normal. Ruth Gar
rlmon was not responsible.