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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-19
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indeed or so early upon my bust.
nerHf''
''DamnaiionF' exclaimed Brtan
sbaynon. all but choking.
1T shall surely be your portion. e
graveiy aswentsd the little man. TO
all who ia my service prosper In
worldly INFLAMMATION. upon my
honorable Satanic wordl''
who tho devil"
"whlsir' T.. Sybarite reproved. a
trlno more respect. II you please
lest you wake i'm the morning TO ind
all my bencfactionH turned TO ashes
In your strong boxes
But here Responsibility found his
fun voice.
who are YOU" he demanded 30
stormiiy that heads turned curl.
ouaiy hls way. Il demand TO know,
Remove that mask impairment -
Mask" purrcd Beolzebub IN n
tone OF wonder. II wear no mask
NO mask stsmmered the Older
man. in confusion.
Nay, am frankly what | am--old
Evils scif." J.. sybaritc explained
hlandly. but you. Brian shaynon--
now you go always masked: waking
or sleeping. hypocriay's your lifelong
mask. You see the distinction. old
servant"
In another moment he might have
suffered a sound drubbing with the
ebony cane but for Peter Kcnny's
parlor magic trick. For as Brian
shhynon started forward 10 seize
Beclzcbub b. tho collar. n stream Of
incnndescent sparks shot point blank
into his face. ana when he fell back
in putting dismRy. Beolzebub laughed
provokingiy. duckcd behind tn Q
backs Of a brace OF highly diverted
bystanders. and quickly and deftly
wormed his way thru the press TO
the dancing floor itself.
IA for the younger mamie OF the
unhandsomc mouth--p. Sybarite was
content TO hold him In reserve. to be
dealt with later. at his leisure. For
the present. his business pressed with
the waning night
In high feather, bubblng with mis-.
chief. no sided along the wall lit
tie way. then halted 10 familiarize
himself with scene and atmosphere
against his next move.
But after the FIRST minute or two.
spent i'm silent review OF the brilliant
scene. his thin lips lost something OF
their cynic modelling. the eyes behind
the scarlet visor something OF their
mischievous softening with
shadows cnvious and rcgretful.
The room was as one vast pool OF
li-npid golden light wallis and ceilings
so luminous with the refulgencc of n
thousand electric bulbs that they
seemed translucent. glowing with n
radiance from beyond.
on tho famous floor. i2.scoro cou.
pies swung and swaycd to the in.
toxicating rhythms OF an unseen or.
chestra: Kaleidoscope In their amaz-
ingly varicgated costuming OF color,
drifting past the lonely, diabolical lit
tie figure. an endless chain of paired
anachronismH.
Searching narrowly each fair face
that flashed past In another's arms,
he waited with seeming patience
But the music buzzed in his brain
and his toes tlnRlcd for e.: breathing
the warm, voluptuous air. he inhaled
hints OF thousand agreeable and ex.
citing scenes: watching, he perceived
in perturbation the witchery OF a
hundred exquisite women. And a
rancorous discomfort gnawed at his
famlshed heart.
This was all his by right of birth.
should bc his now. but for the blind
malice OF his sorry destiny. Kismet
h d favored him greatly. but too
late.
But of a sudden he forgot f.pity
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have your"
Peter hasn't" the little man lied
ehecrfuily: Peter went home 20 suik
like the little unwhippcd cub he In
and sulking. was yet decent enough
to lend me these rags"
lou-~you're not Peter kenny
NO more than you are Molly Les
sing"
Molly Leasing, What do you
know who can you be? why
are YOU maskcd7"
simply" he explained pleasant.
~. that my incoenito may remain
such to all save you"
"But--but who are your"
1T IL permitted3' he asked, with
n gesture offering TO take the tiny
printed card OF dance engagements
that dangicd from her fingers by Its
siIkcn thong
In dumb nystification the girl sur.
rendered II.
Seating himself beside her. p.
Sybarite ran his eye down the list.
The last was number-which9 20
he inquired with unruffled impu.
dence.
fIaif angry. half amused. wholly
confused. she told him: Fifteen
Then one number only remains"
His lips hardened as he read the
initials penciled opposite that nu.
neral: they were ~. s."
"Bayard Shaynon7'' he aueried.
She assented with a nod. her brows
gathering.
Coolly. with the miniature pencil
attached 10 the card. he changed the
small. faint u TO large black i.
strengthened the Is to correspond.
and added 10 that ybarite. then with
"a bow returned the card.
The girl received the evidence of
her senses with silent gasp.
He bowed again: Yours to com.
mand."
''You--Mr. Sybaritew
81. Miss Blessington.
"But--incredihlol" she cried. 81
can't believe you ="
fContinued Touor.roxxl
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Continued From Yesterday
wheeling nischlcvousiy p. syta.
rite In burieaaur bcnedictlon said:
THE JUNCTION Of my deep damna.
ton abide with yc. my children. now
and foreyerrnoreF' he chantcd. show.
ering sparks from crcpithnt Anger
tips. and bounded lightly into the elc.
vator.
but your mask protested Schr.
herazade. In a pet. You've no right
when we all unmarked at supper. /"
Thru the iron frctwork Of the gate.
the little gentleman shot a Parihlan
spark or two.
II wear no mask he informed
them solcmniy. as the Car shot from
sight.
The couccit tickied him. he had II
stili In mind when he alighted at the
BAH room floor.
PansinR In tho anteroo-n. he struck
an artificial pose on his high red heels
and stroked thin. satlric lips with
slender fingers. reviewing the crush
with eyes that giinted iight.heartsd
malice thru tho scarlet visor. seek.
ing a certain one and finding her not
among those many about him-~their
gay exotic trappInss half hidden be.
meath wraps OF modern convention
assumed against impending depar
ture
/ A hedge Of backs hid from him the
ballroom. choking the wide, high
arch Of It's entrance.
| Turning to one side. he began "a
pick a slow way thru the press. and
so presently found himself shoulder
10 shoulder with elderly and pompour
Rcspectabillty In a furred great coat
who. all ready for the street wit tn
shining topper poised Mt breast level
n a delayed his going for an In.
stant's guarded confabulatlon with n
youngish man conspicuous in this
that he alone OF all that company,
was In simple evening dress.
Backs weA toward r. sybar.te. but
by the fat pink folds above the back
OF Respectabiilty's collar and the fat
white side whiskcrs adjoining his
plump pink chops. Beelzcbub knew
that he encountered for the second
time that evening Respectability Of
the gold.cappcd cane.
without the least shame, he paused
and cooked sharp Gears TO catch what
he could OF the conversation between
these two.
Little enough he profilted by his
open oaveadroppinR. what he heard
was scarcely Illuminating when APP
piled 10 the puzzle that haunted him.
"she won't that's fiat" Respecta-
bility's companion announced in n
sulien voice.
by the tone Of this last Beelzcbub
knew that II issued from an ugly
twisted mouth.
But" Rcspectability insisted hcav-
lily-''you're sure you've done your
best 10 persuade herr
"Shc won't listen to reason"
well everythings ar.
ranged. You have me to thank for
that
oh" snecrod the younger man,
you've done a lot. you haver'
And then, moving TO give way 10
another making toward the eleva-
tors. Brian Shaynon discovered AZ
his elbow that small. attentive body
In sinister scarlet and black.
For n breath. utterance failed the
old man. He giarcd pop-eyed indlg
nation from a congested countenance.
his fat lips quivering and his jowls
as WELL and then as Beelzebub
tapped him Familiarity II lightly upon
the chest his face turned W oily
purple. from swollen temples to pen.
dulous chin.
We'll met. anne damneei" r. Sy.
baritc saluted him, gaily. Are you
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20 5IpH WANG Z

and vain repining. Ia the discovery
Of the one particular woman swing
/ ing diTxiiy past in tho arms Of an
| fncroyabie. whose riddy plumngo
served only 10 render tho more Etrik
ing her exquisite fairness and the
I fine simplicity OF her costume.
For she was all In the biack.and.
white uniform OF Bicaaington shop
girl. black nklrt and blouse. stock
inga and pumps. relieved by snowy
linen at throat and wrists. with at
waist the white patch OF tiny lace
nnd-iinen apron.
Perhaps IL was hts start OF rccogni'
ton; u may have been the very fixed
/ intensity OF his regard. whatever
drew Il. her gaze vccred to his silent
and aioof figure. and for an instant
I his eyes held hers. At once. 20 his
constcrnatQn. the hot blood stained
her lovely lace from throat 10 brow,
her glance wavcrcd. fcii in confusion.
then as tho BY a strong effort Of VIII
alone. s,cadicd once more 20 his.
Z Nodding with an air Of friendly dim
dence. she flashed him a strange.
perpicxing smile. and was swept on
and away,
For q thought he checked his
breath in Htupefaction. Had She.
then. recognized hi.n9 Was II posi-.
bile that her intuition had been keen
enough to pierce his disguise. Wizard
and alig
/ But the next moment he ou q
have sworn In chagrined appreciation
OF his colossal stupidity, or course'
his costume was that worn by Pc
ter Kenny earlier In the evening;
and ns between Peter and himself, OF
the same stock. the two were much
OF muchness I'm physique. both.
moreover. were red-hcaded their
points OF unlikeness were negligible,
given q mask.
So. after all. her emotion had been
due solely 10 embarrassment and re-
regret for the pain she had caused
poor Peter by refusing his offer OF
marriage!
Well +. Syharite drew n
long. sane breath. laughed whole
aomely at himself. and thereafter had
! eyes only 20 keep the girl in sight.
however far and involved her wan
behring's thru the labyrinth OF h c
dance.
In good time the music ended; the
fluent movement of the dancers sub
sided with curious effect OF eddy
ing--like confetti settling to rest: and
r. Sybarite left his station by the
wall. slipping like quicksilver thru
tho heart Of the throng 20 the far
side OF the room. where. near n great
high window wide TO the front, the
breathless shopgirl had dropped into
"A chair.
At Boclzebubs approach tho In.
croyable, perhaps mindful OF obllga.
tons In another quarter, bowed and
moved off. leaving the field tempo
rarily quite clear.
She greeted him with faint rccur.
renee OF her former blush.
"Why. Peterr' she cried and so
scaled with confirmation his surmsc
as TO her mistake--"I was wondering
what had become of you. ! thought
you must have gone home"
Peter did go home" p. Sybarite
affirmed Rraveiy, bending over her
hand.
His voice perplexed her trcmen-
dously. She opened eyes wide.
"PeterF' she exclaimed, reproach.
fully-''you promised 1t wouldn't
make any difference. We were to
40 on Just as always good friends
And now
"yes7" =. Sy,barltc prompted as
she faltered.
Il don't like 70 say 1t. Peter. hut
your voice IL 80 different. You've
not bcen--doin anything foolish.
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Plan to Fly Here
From Sacramento
From Sacramento TO Seattle By

From Sacramento TO Seattle by
air,
Rudolph Eriichman and Ben Il.
Erlichman. army avIators. sons OF
Mrs. Antolneite Friedman. 7io Bel
mont ave. are planning 10 make
the flight. In telegram to their
mother Wednesday they stated
that they were tuning their en-
gines up and as soon as all was
shlpshape they would start They
plan 10 jump from Mather field.
Sacramento. TO Camp Lewis. to Sc
attic. They will be connected with
the local recruiting office here.
Both aviators graduated from
Broadway high school I'm 1914 and
enlisted early in the war. They
received their commissions at San
Diego and have been instructors In
acrohatics in almost every flying
field In the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-19
HOW THIS WOMAN
GAINED STRENGTH
AFTER INFLUENZA
Resident Of Illinois Strongly
Endorses DR.. Williams
Pink Pills as a Tonic.

Influenza sufferers who have
been unable to regain their strength
and have become depressed and
melAncholy because OF their failure
10 respond to treatment will find
1.-THE experience of Mrs. Dennis Cub
)len. Of No. $50 East Second street.
Galesburg. Ill. both interesting and
Beneficial.
Il had a severe attack OF infiu-
eaxa." says Mrs. Cullen. ~and II
left me run down and very weak.
" couldn't sleep and u seemed as
though there was a heavy weight
on my stomach. Ny appetite was
hopx. suffered from severe head
rs and dizzy spells and ached
yom head to foot at times. Some
times the pains in my head affect
ed my eyes and was so weak that
!. I had TO rest frequently. The AZ.
1tacks of weakness often came on
while / was on the street and !
was hardly able TO get home.
"A friend told me about DIR.
Wiliiams Pink Pills and she spoke
80 enthusiastically Of them that
\began the treatment. The pills
neerned 10 be exactly what need
led for In a short time my appetite
Twas Improved and 1 began to pick
iup strength. Every day noticed
tbst I was a little stronger tnAn the
day before and the headaches and
dizzy spells. first becoming less se-
7 we're. disappeared entirely. am M
yIonger nervous and feel better than
/ have in long time"
Your own druggist can supply
you with DIR. Williams Pink Pills
or they will be sent by mail. post
paid. on receipt Of price, so cents
per box; six boxes for $3.50. by the
DR. Williams Medicine Co. Schenec-
tady. ". Y. Write for the free
booklet. Building Up the Blood"
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Let's 20 eat at Boidts. 1414 Third
ave. or 913 Second ave.
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munk. I'm glad OF that. lid you
ever see their nest. Peter? OF course
you haven't, because you said you
had never seen them before. Their
nest Is a wonder, Peter. 1t really is.
II IL made almost wholly of long.
fine grass. and they weave II togeth-
or in the most wonderful way"
do they have hanging nest. like
Goldy's?' asked Peter, n bit tlmldly.
Not such deep one" replied
Striped Chipmunk. They bind II
more closely 10 the branch. and IL
isn't deep enough To swing as Goldy's
does"
Next story; Peter Falls In with
Jimmy Skunk.
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EVERETT TRUE

DETER RABBIT was doing close
! by the stone wall on the edge
Of the Old Orchard. Yes. sir. Peter
was doing. lie didn't mean 10 doze.
- whenever Peter sits still for a
long time and tries to think. he Is
pretty sure to 20 TO sleep. AZ frs,
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Continued Tomorrow
HELD ON Abduction CHARGE

Grover c. Williams. 81. is held in
the city Jail. pending the arrival OF
an officer from Colfax. Wash. He
was arrested Wednesday night on
wire advices from the sheriff OF Col
fax. who has n warrant charging
abduction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-19
PREDICTS BIG BOOM

Predicting that Seattle and the
great lumber centers OF the North.
west are sure 20 benefit by the in.
creased business activity Of the coun.
try, Joseph a. Swalwell, president of
tho Union National Bank, returned
to Seattle Wednesday, after a
months trip In the East.
Never In the history OF the coun.
try has there been such widespread
and general business optimism as
now exists in every center OF com.
mercial, financial and industrial nc.
tivity," Swalwell said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-19
HELD on THEFT CHARGE
BIZ ALTMAN
By AHERN

Oscar Anderson. 2s, is in the city
Sail charged with the theft Of a tan
fur coat valued at $3.50 from the
home OF Mrs. T. Z. Cremer. les Mer-
Ger St. Wednesday.
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SEEK rIREBuGs

Firebugs caused four fires In the
past week at tho stimson mills. Shil.
sole ave. and Vernon St. according 10
Fire Marshal Harry Bringhurst, who
has investigated.
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Let's go buy Boldt's French pastry
and butter horns. l4i4 Third ave,
9i3 Second ave. or $40 Pike st.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-17

twas tuvieron magnfficos resultados.
Durante diez amos, FAbb6 Daniel nos
dice que Merry del Val manej0 el
Vaticano Il su antojo, en interes de
Alemania v Austria, subyencionandO pc
ri6dicos, organizand0 propagandas an
I'll francesas, vendiendo dignidades.
Al advenimiento del Papa, que ha-
bfa sido Patriarca lie Nenecia, este Sc
encontr0 practicamente que solo era un
prisiOnerO de carceleros alemanes. FL
vic que habfa, sin saberlo, rOto suS
relaciOnes con Francia V habfa allie
nad0 el mundO de habla ingiesa; que
sOlamente la polftica de sus carcele-
rOs le permitfa cOncedOr indulgenciaS
cuando preraleciera Ia m1sica grego-
riana, elevar los EstadOs UnidOs a
la categorfa de an pals misioncrO, con-
denar el bale del tango, especificar la
clase de aceite que habrfa de usarse en-
las lamparas del santuario V la regula-
ci0n de las comidas cuaresmales.
EspantadO ante aquella Sltuaclon, el
Papa mand0 pOr Rampolla para inte-
rrogarle que pasaba. Esto sncedfa el
1G de diciembre de 1913. Aqu6l dfa ell
Cardenal estaba tOmandO parte en-
una ceremonial relisiosa a las yeinti-
cuatrO llOras babfa muertO. Una GAIA
muy fuerie on donde estaban encerra-
dos todos sus papeles habfa desapareci-
do; tamhi6n mo de sIls sirvientes. Nj
Ia una hi eI otro nunca pudieron
ser hallados. Sc habl6 de I'M postmOr-
ten, pero dc NADIA mas. Y he aquf
toda Ia evidcncia que l'Abb6 Daniel pro
duce para ooafirmar su aserto de que
Rampolla, ell gran amigo de Francia,
fue aSesinad0.
Sc asegura que Pio Y viva en- un
constante teaor dc ser asesinado tam
bien. Sus herralnas labradoras lie lle-
vaban las comidas, que el solamente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-17

biera sido pOr el veto antedicho. Habfa
sido abolida para siempre, por medic
de una bula papal. al sfguiente ailo,
envolviendo una pena de alta eXcomu-
Mon. la intromisi0n de cualquier Car
denal que Sc atrcviera atentar hacer
hacer uso % Sc aventurara eieI'cer de
su Influenza en- un c6nclave, ,atendiendO
a sugestiones de ningun gobierno ex-
tranjero. Pero tOdo este sc redujo a
formar parte de un hecho hist0rico, Yo
puedo decir, no obstante. que lAbb6
Daniel podrfa estar mas convencido, 81
6l bubiera restringido de algGn modo
las vi0lencias de su acendrado moder-
niSmO."
Able Daniel declara que eXistfa un
complot austriaco en- cl Vaticano para
arrastrar In impiG y c0rrHptG Fran
cia d su Olvidado redil pOr medic de
un bautjsmo dc SaRgrc. Otras tantas
consideraciones, tales como la diploma
cia balkanica de Viena San Petesbur-
90, no han sido mencionadas. Ell Ill
timo Emperador, que trabajaba por me
dio de los cat0licos Hapsburgos,apa
en- la historic como el cauSante de to-
do. Sus tramaS c0menZaron con el es-
fuerZo hechO para desviar la alberta
polftica pro-francesa de Leon NIL.
quien, despu6s de nn pontificado de un
crlarto dc siglo,muri6 Ell 1908 a la edad
de 93 afos, del mismo modO para
apartar de su camino a su Secretario
de Estado, Cardenal Mariana Rampo-
liza del Tindaro. syt
y FL primer mOvimiento tuvo pnr fin
prevenir que Rampolla llegara ocupar
la silla pontifcia.. FL 'segrndol pas0
Sc; dio para instalar al espailol Merry
del Nal ,en ell Vaticano, como Secreta-
rio de Estado de Pho Y Ambas inicia-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-17

Ell Teniente E. C. Kiel, quien fua ell
segundo aviador que lego al Campo
Roosevelt, situado ne Mineola, desde
la costa del Pacifco, perdiendo la pri-
mera mitad de la gran apuesta en- ell
yuelO trascontinental efectuadO hace
POGO en- los EstadOs UnidOs. Ell te-
niente Kiel, pilotaba un aerOplanO Ha-
viIand, y lego al campo pocOs mi
nutOs despues que el Major Carlos
Spartz, fnalizando asf SUI vuelO de una
a otra costa. Ambos aviadOres fuerOn
muy aplaudidos al aterrizar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-17
c. @. D.

Pida pOr C. o. ID. los articulOs
procedentes del CampamentO
'Ias Casas":
I'm baul de Iona Khaki S 200
Frisas Khaki 4.50
Frisas girls con listas de color 400
Capas de aqua 200
POnchOs 2.5O
Camisas de Taua "Usadas" 2.O5
Sabanas nuevas de una plaza y
media a $1.5O, de 2 plazas LIS
ZapatOs militares usados, en-
muy buenas condolences
March" lie aseguramOs que
lie duran un ahO a ESQ
RODRIGUEZ HNOS.,
San Jose 2, San Juan, p. r.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-22
The Hunger Cry

The great cry that has come out of both Syria and Armenia, worse than war itself, is the hunger cry. They are looking to us over here, men, women and children, to keep them from star vation; and America, the land of wonderful resources and open hearted people, will respond and will extend everything within power to save these helpless people in the far east.
 Tn behalf of the Syrian population of Phoenix, I want to again thank you, MT. Chairman, and the many great citi- zens you represent in the wonderful work you are doing and our one great wish is that God will keep you stead fast in your convictions and love for humanity"
Arizona republican., 1919-02-22

houses and is now awaiting the sig nature of the president on his return from Europe.
 It is proposed, said MT. Pinkley last night, to connect this park with the Petrified Forest by means of good road so that tourists may visit the former which has lain for a long time off the line of travel.
 Mir. Pinkley was attracted to this part of the country by the Ruins of Casa Grande, and some years ago was made the custodian. But that was before the park and monument ser vice of the government was developed so that there was little for an amb- tious custodian to do. MT. Pinkley. therefore, resigned and took up mer- chandising and politics in rather healthful way.
 When the government got ready really to do something in the way of parks and monuments MT. Pinkley re entered the service, and during his recent control of Casa Grande he has succeeded in bringing it to the atten- tion of the whole country until now it is regarded as one of the most in teresting places in America.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-22
FINE RECITAL GIVEN AT SCHOOL IF MUSIC
 FRIDAY AFTERNOON

The following attractive recital pro- gram was presented at the School of Music yesterday afternoon, to a good sized audience:
 By piano pupils of Frank Ronald Evans, vocal of Romeo and Karola Prick. violin of H. Klingenfeld, ex- pression of Vivian Florine Young, dancing of Edna Paula Beware
 Piano, "Solfegietto" (Bach). Chop in" (Godard), Elizabeth Phillips.
 The Mountain (Brainard), Regina Luke.
 Vocal. Resignation" CCaro Roma) Anna Marie Calvert
 Piano, Water Sprites' (Chaminade), , Lucille Banta; Butterflies" Ferrari), Shutdown" (Hopekirk), Maude Stew art.
 Violin, Concerto" (Acolay). James Burson; accompanist, Lucille Banta.
 Piano, "Reverie" (SchutD. Shadow Dance" (MacDowelD, Ada Galbraith.
 Reading, "The Whistle of Sandy Mc- Graw" (Robert w. Service), Catharine Howard.
 Dance, Rose Ring" Dorothy and Frances Hamilton.
 Piano, "Cantique d'Amour" (LiszD, Anna Marie Calvert; Prelude (Mac- DowelD, Mary Lee.
 Vocal valentine" (Hallett Gilberte), "Jeunesse' (Youth) (Barry) Mrs. c. 1 G. Morgan Two pianos "Rondo Brilliant" (Mohr) Ada Galbraith and Anna Marie Cal | vert
Arizona republican., 1919-02-22

it would only give him a trial But that would be a good deal for a convicted murderer.
 But the thing might not end in a trial. Sup pose the defendant should be convicted again and be sentenced be hanged. Again under the law, false affdavits for the purpose of showing the supreme could be lodged against any essential evidence for the at the second trial and the third and the fourth and until the defendant and witnesses had succumbed 10 the ravages of age.
 House bill 66 whether passed or.not will never. be an effective law. We do not suppose supreme court America would recognize it. It would be nothing than monument to Tom Mooney.