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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30

Between 1918 and w" -" from
age teachers salary ine'. s,v ~ ~
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cent tfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
STOCKS AND BONDS

WILL nrY
Liberty Bonds
WILL SELL 49,
white Lunch Ffd.
King AlrHhip Co. X
10 Davis Car co. T~,E
IS Wicba Tire A Rubber. NJ
100 Universal High Power. H.
100 Rothert Process Steel Il
iTt simplex Auto wheel.
2ts Deep sea Salvage =.
$50 HaiiArd OIL
1zs National MineM
$50 Beacon Chhi
$50 Western Smelling & Power.
zoo American Workers OIL.
zfT Pacific Electric Mstder.
1000. Columbia red Metal
5000 / X 1. OF a Hfg
MAX WiNkLgR
stt Union 81 Elliott $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30

STOCKS WANTED
Smith Canning Machine Co.
Met Bank. Am. Savings a Trust.
Liberty Bonds. all issues.
STOCKS OFFERED
King Airship ...s Special
400 Deep Sea Salvage .....t0.sb
zoo 4. ~ Power Telephone. rs
30 Fac. Electric Weldrr 49,. go
70 Davis Car Totem" ... $50
30 Pan Motor. 81 cloud 80. $50
5000 Alaska Pet, & Coal $3.50. .iTA
soe0 Seattis-Tex. Synd. $50. Special
2eop ballard pii .,......- 20
1000 Forks OIL ...... 10
300 fprkH Drilling ......... rs
Toe Nanhaitan-Tcx Pet 80. las
zNNa Trojan on. Cal ...... 90
1000 Atualg Gold Mines .. rs
G. J. STEEFLE
iis Cherry ST Main $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
MALE HELP WANTED
OPPORTUNITY

oFI0Ak UNITY
KNOCKS At THE DOOR OF
SOME YOUNG MAN
We are In the market for the ser
vices OF young man. about % or
~ years old. who is anxious to tie
lished firm.
This position requires young man
or neat appearance. with at least
an ordinary school education. He
must have an appetite for work.
lie must be aggressive. tactfuI. a
good organizer and "A leader
In picking a man for this position,
We have in mind for him real
future. We are looking for a man
who ~ thinking more Of the future
We have to offer him than Of the
present salary.
III you feel you can come up to the
requtf ements. write u fully about
your quaIifications-who you have
worked FOR. what salary you ex-
pect 70 start with. single or mar
red. etc. Address F-122. star.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
ALASKAN ENGINEERING
COMMISSION
w y + r. -
Railroad Laborers for ALASKA
For u. 8. GOVERNMENT RAIL
ROAD under construction
From Seward TO Fairbanks. Alaska.
EXTRA GANG and SECTION MEN
for MAINTENANCE or WAY
Wages $500 Per Day. Board S1.50
Per Day.
For sailing dates and further in
formation. apply to
ALASKAN ENGfNEERING
COMMISSION
Room 42s Bell ST. Terminal
Foot OF Bell ST, Seattle, Wash.
CoEUR ID ALENE MINES
Miners. 1915: muckers. f5.75: under
ground timberman. sG25; s-hour
shift steady employment No
blankets needed: good climate:
good schools; modern boarding
and roominR houses. with bath,
steam heat, electric lights. reading
rooms. Good houses for rent 10
men with families. See II. L.
Smith. 21i4-2115 Smith Bldg.
FOUNTAIN PEN EXPERTS - WE
repair and sell all makes Of foun-
tain pens. No matter how bad
your pen ". we can fix H. Rem
lexis Song and GIFT shop. Joshua
Green Bldg Fourth and Pike.
FOUNTAIN PEN EXPERTS = WE
repair and sell all makes OF foun-
tain pens. No matter how bad
your pen IN, We can fix H. Rem
lexis Song and CIT Shop. Joshua
Green Bldg Fourth and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30

II. c. Cutler. executive secretary d
the committee In charge of III
festival.
Every person In Seattle Is Urged 3
take part in the celebration. whtcb
will include a parade thru the down
town streets. patriotic exercises y
City hall park. pageantry. aihlsth
sports. band music and fireworks 4
Woodland park.
Practically all civic. fraternai. -
trio;Ic and labor organizations havt
announced their Intention Of parsice
pating in the festival. Owing to III
fact that the Fourth OF July falls
this year on Sunday. the exercises
will be held on Monday. the flfth.
GIGANTIC PARADE
AT 10 A. VI.
The completed program win besn
at 10 o'clock with a gigantic para6s
which will wind down Second ave
and end at City Hall park. Amona
Ailt OF NAfilf@tAi0ttc tti1i N4h ~ ~
scented in the line Of marchers WI
be the national guard, Elks, Eagles
Red Men. all veteran Organizations
including the C.. A. r.. all labor Or
CARNATIONS and the city mpro"
ment clubs.
Several crack bands VIII AID 'n
paraders in keeping step. and seas
ties airplane fleet viii hover owe
the line OF march and indulge u
series OF aerial acrobatics.
At City Hall park. where ne
rade will end. patriotic exercises ~
be held Former Senator Samuei 8
Piles will deliver the Grafton Oh w.
day. The invocation viii be asAs
by the Rev. Cameron Morrison. =
w. HASTE. of the Grand Army Of -
Republic. will read the Deciarst0s
OF Independence, after which 'ne ~
tire assembly will join In the 80
Spanglcd Banner" led by SON
Leader Francis Russell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30

NM NM
MMNM
" n n
YESTERDAY.
We sold three cars boxed on the
There are seven good cash buys left
Better get one before they are all
TIL SAY so-
EDDY.
Mitchell touring ...........-..i2 a5
Overland touring .............. 2s5
tStudebaker touring .......... b95
Pullman touring ...-........... $50
REQ touring ...............--. Ss5
Maxwell touring ............t3f5
Chevrolet Baby Grand .......... tff6
Maxwell touring ............t3i5 .
Chevrolet roadster .............s4g5
Hudson touring ............t505
MITCHELL MOTOR e. SERVICE
COMPANY. Inc.
T.. Pine at summit
East sfi3.
4 REAL SNAP
1918 Maxwell touring. In very best
mechanical condition, $3.50. terms
60 responsible party. Call at 220G
T.. Union
MUST SELL NY OVERLAND g.
passenger automobile at once. ]
need the money and VIII sacrifice
this car. In fine mechanical con-
dillon. New paint. Phone queen
Anne G2s
$3.50 TAKES 4 BUICK -" TOUR
ing. Here's the car for those trips
you'd like TO take. USED CAR
EMPORIUM, 18th. ". Pine.
FOR -7-PASSENGER REQ
car Al condition. win trade for
Htumphge that viii hew into ties.
or what have you? H. a. McClue.
Seward Hotel.
A LATE 1918 MAXWELL. DE
mountabIe wheels: car In good re-
pair. VIII sell for balance OF con-
tract owing the bank. tf2i. Phone
East G52.
GET THIS QUICK FORD; GOOD
tires and paint: good motor. only
5000 HURRY. USED CAR EN-
PORIUM. 12th. ". Pine.
THE FASHION GARAGE
Autos TO hire without drivers. Stor-
age and repairing. 22o5 Second
ave. Elliott 2249.
S27b TAKES A DANDY GREEN
bug. wire wheels. all new tires.
USED CAR EMPORIUM. 18th. II.
zine.
1917 LEWIS 6. 7-PASSENGER AUTO.
In good condition. Bargain for
1850. Must sell at once. East 6Sis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
LOGGED orr LANDS

WRITE ron MAP or WESTERN
Washington showing location Of
land. Low price. and easy terms
offered 90 actual settlers.
WEiEnHk Et'gER TIMER CO.
TACOMA. WASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30

IUU KENL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY FOR WASHINGTON FARy
AND ACREAGE LOANS. prompi
service. |. A. ROTHE FARM,
MORTGAGE CO. Inc. Leary Bldg
Main 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
ACREAGE

IMPROVED HEARING ORCHARD
GOOD LAND. BUILDINGS
Wei built g. fnfortAhle house: I
acre. thoruiy cleared. clay loan
soil. young bearing orchard Of all
Varicticg. and some small fruits
fplrudtd WfH. enc I'd facing
county road: excellent district
very convenient 10 ferry landing
irice fi1a0. Satisfactory party
can arrange terms. Take East
Madison car and ferry 20 Kirkland.
ask for Mr.. GitEen at brick bun
ralow office at end OF ferry land
ing
3 ACrEs. NORTH or CITY
REAL SOIL
on main highway. north Of city
handy 10 uterurbAn: acres OF
rich. level loan soil. free from
rock and gravel. positively the
best land in the entire district. at
less than hair the price surround.
ing land 10 held at acres only
1900 $500 cash
4. VAN AkSDALE & co.
1919 Third Ave.
FIVE ACRES
WITH RUNNING WATER
IN KING COUNTY
NEAR GOOD TOWN
GOOD ROADS
This is some OF tho hes, berry land
IN the state. aa can he shown by
ne iEhborhood ranches. you Will be
soil at this price; $500. iOes down
and $40 per month. See Mr.. Peter
son. with
sNOQUALM1E INVESTMENT co.
$40 Henry Building Elliott 1865
ACRES. JUST SOUTH OF THE
CITY. limits. good soil and near two
hnlfTNHNHn r
says sell for si250 AZ $3.50 an
acre this is a good Investment
GEO u. LEACH
2l5 BOSTON Block Main sis.
GOOD LAND CHEAP
sickness compela ownr 10 sacrifice n
fine so acres; all rich soil spring
and running water: enough Ium-
Der FOR set OF buildings: this is in
Snohomish county. near town.
school and high school: near paved
road TO seattle: price only S35 an
acre good ute; n you are look
ing Tor land YOU can't beat this.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
9l2-l3 white Bldg
SEATTLE BANK OFFERS. THRU
THIS Office, your choice Of any acre
In their holdings az miles north
OF Cowen park. near the two bou-
levards, at $500, on very easy
terms Now Is your opportunity
to buy suburban home at cost.
ii. S, HENDRfCKSON
AIS Boston Block
Elliott 2022. East 1853.
GOOD LITTLE RANCH
10 acres, close in. fine road into Sc
attic, all level. good. productive
soil; fenced and cross fenced. good
f-room house: large porch: pan
try. lawn. chicken house: fruit
and berrles: price $3.50. the best
ranch buy near seattle
" SCHROEDER
ai2-18-1t White Building
20 ACRES. TOUCHING FIN u
creek; productive soil; near salt
water beach. Fir and cedar for
buildings and fuel: near vineyards,
walnut groves: freed IN from
frosts and cold winds; part open
easy clearing. Price 1915; terms
1915 cash. Charles Somers Co,
Alaska bldg. or. s. T. 1919
5-ROOM MODERN
Large attic, good floor, large airy
rooms; Al condition. large lot;
short block To paved street. q
blocks to car. $4,000. very easy
terms
JUNCTION REALTY co.
At the Junction. West Seattle
S0-ACRE IMPROVED FARM TO
exchange for small improved farm
on Puget Sound. Write To Box %,
Methow. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
PERSONAL,

eS PERSONAL.
z T. n " AN ENT HAIR WAVING.
Aarceillng. hcnna pack for gray
and faded hair
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main s507 $40 Union 81
DIR LILLIAN Chamberlain
prRctic physician: natural and
herb remedies: no operation, 6f4
first ave. Main 51lS.
ELECTRO. INDICATED iNHALA.
forum, for rheumatism. goitre
asthma, catarrh. Information free
a05 Y Third ave.
MASSAGE. y l. T. CTRfC TREAT
mont, vnpor. steam bath: medical.
salt and sulphur baths. A747 I4th
ave. y z.
ANTED-CONFINEMENT CASES
at my home. Mrs. williams. Raj
lard 3i42.
MRS. LOTTIE JONES. FORMERLY
Of keyport. please call up Elliott
1861.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
COMPLETELY STOCKED
. kiO-AcNE ETOck KAhCH

/ so HEAD or CATTLE, mostly Short
horns and Horofords. horses ana
ali farm tools go. good barn, ia&E
~. stanehionn for - head; shed
3ok70; about 10 miles Of fencing;
abundance Of pure water. paEtur"
and hay for stock some grain
well located on two railroads; sta
ton ana portoffice on property.
No mortgages. no coal or oil res
ervntionh A ciean-cut PROPOSE
! ton. and a bargain for anyone de-
| string a first class stock or dairy
ranch. owner retiring from bust
NESS Price t2T, 900.
tHLiN. f5o Lumber Exchange.
GET INTO THE COUNTRY. QUICK
Your living provided on this ! acres.
Cottage completely furninhed (,
frnita. garden. COW. horse. chick
snE. splendid gravity mountain
water. $500 pays everything
Clear title. Your terms. Wen
send you 10 the owner. 1870
CHARLES NOMETtS COMPANY
Alaska Building.
BIC LAND SALE
Clear Lake Lumber Co. lands being
sold out 40 acres. 1900: 800
cash. The best buy In skagit
~ e, PETERS. nc Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
WANTED-FuRNiTuRE
POULTRY

CORRECT PIANO TUNING. 400.
John Strom. 1894 Meirose ave.
Main 1897
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
TIE THUNDERBOLT
 WITH UNUSUAL CAST AT TIE STRAND TODAY

What was the strangest marriage you ever knew? Who were the most mismated people you ever saw joined in matrimony? What was the most complete state of cupid.s error that ever came to your attention?
 Whatever your answer is. it is a safe statement to make that sThe Thunder bolt which brings Katherine Mac Donald to the Stra nd for an engage ment to start this afternoon will eclipse any unique marriage mentioned
 It tells a story of a marriage made for hate and for hate alone It tells of a man. joined in matrimony to a Wonlan-a woman whom he despises with all the strength of his soul-a woman from a family that he hated as much as it is possible for one man to hate another-a marriage which he ar ranged, knowing full well that the woman he took for his mate was in love with another man. And the wo- man he married-he knew she was fond of children, and that it was the dream of her life to feel the caress of baby fingers and see the smile Of her owns baby's eyes. And while he spoke the VOW that made the woman his lawful welded wife, he formed the solemn resolve that she should never bear a child And then, he told the mortified bride what she might expect He threatened. should she seek a separa- tion to send her aged father to prison
 Besides supporting cast of excep- uonal talent, Thomas Meighan of Mir acle Man" and Male and Female fame will be seen in the role of the leading male character.
 The added attractions will include The Cost of Carelessness" a Prizna natural color picture, the comedy Chicken La Cabaret" and the Pathe News.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

with a hatful of water refusing tc drink that she might quench her thirst He then falls Exhausted and Judith realizes his sacrifice. Love finds it's mark in her heart The climax re- Veals the happy culmination of the romantic adventure. and finds both Judith and Lanyon happy in their mu- tual love.
 Mutt and Jeff will furnish the com edy with their latest cartoon comedy.
 Beginning Thursday the Hip an nounces the engagement Of Annette kellerman in "The Daughter of the Gods
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

Again the musical program will be in the hands of the Strand ten-piece or chestra with Eugent RedewilI conduc- ting, with George J. Hayes at the Strand giant pipe organ, offering an- other of his delightful song solos, fet- tured with slides.
 Wednesday starts the engagement of Soldiers of Fortune Richard Hard ing Davis biggest story
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
PEVDLETON ROUNDUP
 GREAT RANGE EVENT
 IS SHOWN AT LAMARA

Don't pull leather-let Ter buck.- they're off'-the Pendleton roundup is in Phoenix. It will be shown in motion pictures at the Lamara for three days starting today. and will offer the op-
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

1 portunity to the greatest event in the lives of the cowboy and cowgirl and the opponents of the frontier sport. | This event is sacred with the follow
 CTS of the ranch and range, and brings together the greatest riders, roperS, and a1l-round cowboys living today. Staged yearly at Pendleton. Oregon, this classic of the west is one of the
 most important in the world of sports, and produces thrills and excitement not surrounding any other meet. Nor is there any gathering of performers that reaches the importance as does the roundup.
 This picture which will start it's en-
 gagement at the Lamara today, is the only authorized film made of the
 roundup. It was made by special ar
 engagement with the roundup outhori-
 ties, and gives excellent views of all
 the various contests, showing clearly the action and excitement surrounding them, with closeups of the winners. the scenes surrounding the meet, and in- teresting views of the crowds and par ticipants.
 In addition to the Pendieton Roundup the Lamara will offer Fife Shannon in Her Boy
 Effie Shannon is perhaps one of the best known actresses of the stage or screen. She has been leading celeb rity for years, and has appeared in some of the most emphatic successes ever offered the public. Her present bill Is drama of mother love. It de- picts the mother fighting for what she believes the happiness of her boy, and sacrificing everything that she might | retain him and his happiness. It con tains big moments of suspense, and a | pathos that vii reach straight to the | heart. Its moments of comedy are all | we'll chosen, and taken all in all it | should prove a most enjoyable fea- ture.
 Wednesday the Lamara starts the | engagement of Billie Burge in ''Sadie | Love-"
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

John Henry Scroggins veW,s chap
 Of whom the world took heed. Well-mannered. reared in plenty's lap
 He took a social lead. But now without a friend he goes
 Whose friends were once so proud. John Henry goes to movie shows
 And reads the lines out loud.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

The Japanese language is taught in the high schools of Australia
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

It makes no difference what your wants may be. you can have them supplied by using The Arizona Re- publican Classified Pages.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-10
DORSEY DOESN'T DENY

Atlanta. Ca, Nov. i0.--Gov. Hugh
Dorsey today declined 70 affirm or deny
reports that special session Of the
legislature will be called for the purpose
~ investigating reports that money and
other Influences have been used 20 pro-
cure the passage Of new county bills
and othe- acts In the legislature.
CLEARINGHOUSE REPORT.
New York. Nov. io.-CicaringhOuse
statement Su5-irea.ury coblt. t6f2f4,
exchanges, t775,ss5. III. balances. s.i.-
S55.i2s
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-10
PARTY CHIErTAINS TO
STAGE REAL COMEBACK
Tammany Generals Gather at
French Lick for Powwow.

French Lick Ind, Nov i0.--n N. 81
French Lick. tho meeting place of
Tammany generals Just prior to tho San
Francisco convention, today again II
the rendezvous of democratic chlcftnina.
cont on determining 20 Just what extent
shall be reaasembled IN anticipation of
tho presidential campaign four yearp
hence.
Coy. Alfred Smith of New York and
Judge j r. Moss and Thomas +, Foley
OF New York are already on the ground
AZ Thomnn TngEart'e resort herrcoIns
bininw golf and sort pf rest cutN*
with the hualnssn ol rehablllatInk tlie
of Indiana II here and George nfens
nan u chlOeap y skpxeted saan % ~
oIHeHX {h4He present.
s'z' NJ e. ~ ' s11Et.s SIS
zntI0n Vt Aii: bthtfA declare tho parity
phiaftAinn are kettinN MNt Tor fArin'
oolne-bneit One RueRa n Rs GOOD Ar
another- the public not betng .lnyited
but the middle ground theory IL that
Mr. Murnhy et aL are determining lust
how much of an organization shall b.
maintainea during tho next four years.
AZ S.kb O'clock the flames had spread
10 another fuel tank containing $500
gallons of oil and the vessel WAS 4
torch from stem 10 stern. No second
explosion had occurred, but The frelxhtef
listed and threatened % ovefturn 20
tuEs attempted % set her into mid
steamship officials, checking up with
the police, reported that only three
persons were missing and ak injured.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-10
DOCUMENTS REVEAL PLOT
CARRANZISTA GENERALS

Mexico City, Nov. 10.--U N. ST.
Documents revealing some OF the plans
OF the Carranzista plotters were re-
ported today to have been found In
the possession OF Lieut., Col. Avelardo
Arizna, who was cantured In the state
of Nuevo Leon by1f flsas-4@eAe.~ ~{3sEtN,Ae
commander OF the federal troops In TINT
state. While the prerarations ct the
fsnrranzistas looked elaborate on pnper,
officials of the federal government say
that the Carrargista generals had a
ludicrous following in the field
When Lieut. Col Arizpe took the
field In revolt he had an army Of ten
men. Gen. Pedro Zamora. who was
to lead the Carranzista revolutionaries
In the state Of Jalisco, Is credited with
an army OF eleven men.
.ft is admitted. however. that the
Carranvista plot covered wide terri
torv. Gen. Lucio BIanco. cavalry leader
under the late President Carranza, and
Gen. Marciano Gonzales had charge Of
the rebel operations in the northern
states. Gen. Candido Aguilar and Gen
Bassave y. Pima had charge OF the
campaign in the south.
Prompt action by the De Ia Huerta-
Obregon government seems 10 have
checked the Carranzistas. but the hur-
ried action to reorganize the state gov
ernments of Neuvo Leon, Moreios,
Oaxaca and Tabasco and drive out sus-
pected Carranzistas shows that the
danger was at one time believed Sc
rious. But while conditions have i'm
proved In central and northern Mexico
turbulence In the state OF Yucatan has
increased. Heavy fighting is reported
there.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-10
CHAMBER SUBMITS ITS
VIEWS ON CITY MARKET

In limo with their policy OF construc-
tive work In the relations OF the people
of Hamilton county inside and outside
tho city, the agricultural committee oi
recommendations TO the city commits
sion about the markethouse as result
OF conference Wednesday morning.
Briefly, they will be-
That the apace south Of and ada
cent to the walk from Georgia avenue
produce and sell direct TO consumers.
~ That on both sides OF the walk the
storage OF automobiles be prevented
and that parking be limited to one hour.
which Is considered reasonable time
for transaction Of business In the mar
That the hpusehoiders be encouraged
noogA be urged 10 buy by weight only
on items which the law provides be
sold by weight.
That the househoders be encouraged
10 buy from farmers who sell from
,bouse 20 house. fememberinR s,hpt hpc'k'
ss,s ss Ssa noss sy MeyIps ssuss nntn Spe nol
producers and may be acting a. mid
dlemen for undesirable goods.
The conference was held In the oitlce
OF Commissloner Emil wassman, by
whose department the municipal mar
ket L. conducted. and was a very In
tcresting one, as both elements were
seeking information and means OF In
creasing the usefulness Of the market :
house. II was brought out that much
better feeling has been created among
farmers toward the mnrkethouse In re-
cent months and II seems apparent
mel 10 sell their products on a larger
scale than ever before, beginning next
spring, especially " some suitable space
is reserved for them.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-10
GARRETT SPENDS NIGHT
In POLICE STATION
Congressman Charged With
Operating Auto While
Drunk.

Washington. Nov. 1o,-After SPEND
ing the night in a precinct police sta
tion, Representative Garrett. of Ten
nessee. was in police court this morn
ing TO answer charger OF colliding and
operating an automobile while under
the influence of liquor. The congress-
mans machine, the police charge,
Knocked down Miss Olive M. Schoheid,
of this city, last night at Scott Circle.
resulting In a compound fracture Of
her hip. I
Representative Garrett was arrested
Immediately afterwards. The police
said the congressman's bail was fixed
at $500. but that he declined to
furnish II.
When the case. was called 1t was
continued until Nov. "a, pending the
outcome OF the injuries 10 Miss
Schoheld.
Garrett was released on $500 bond.
Representative Garrett Said after his
appearance in court that the accident
so unnerved me that the question OF
bond did not occur to me until later in
the night and the clerk who arranges
bond had gone home" II then, he
said. was impossible to obtain bond.