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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
NEVADA TO GAS
CONDEMNED men
New Death Law Awaits
Governors Signature

CARSON CITY. New. March Is
Governor Boyle today was expected
TO sign the bill which has passed
under which asphyxiatlon of prison
ern sentenced TO death VIII be subsu.
tutod for hanging.
Tho governor. It was stated In well
Informed circles. n In favor Of the
measure. The bill. which had prcvi.
ously passed the assembly. passed the
senate late yesterday
Under the measure men sentenced
70 death viii not know tho day on
which they are TO die. The con.
domncd man win b. placed in a spe-
ciai coll equipped with series OF
three gas conduits leading TO other
parts Of the prison.
While the condemned man sleeps
or la unaware OF what is transplring
three guards viii turn valves In the
three gas pipes Two OF the pipes
viii be empty. Tho third will be con.
ncctcd with a gas tank and will flood
the cell with lethal gas which will
end tho life OF tho prisoner.
The three pipes will be used no that
none OF the guards will know def
niteiy who turned the valve which
actually released tho doath-deaiing
fumes.
The Measure L. considered most re-
markablo by prison rcformcrs and in.
PRODUCES into American criminal laws
"A fourth method OF inflicting the
death penalty. the others approved
by American laws being hanging.
electrocution and the firing squad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18

Barbara Claire. Helene N,
Wilson, Mrs. Lillian Nc
Reavy Win Locally

Miss Barbara Claire. :iss Shelby
ave: Miss Helene III. Wilson. OF tho
foreign trade bureau. Chamber OF
Commerce. and Mrs. Lillian Nc
Rcavy Of Mount Vernon. Wash. are
tho victorious local winners In the
J. Parker Read. Jr..-seatiie Star
5000 scenario contest
SO overwhelming was the volume
OF scripts In the possession OF the
scenario editor that the announce
ment OF the local winners has b-cn
unavoidably delayed tJy tho careful.
concientious analysis OF every seen.
ario submitted to the three judges
z. G. Lynch. Glen Hughes and Daisy
Henry.
The final elimination process. In
which the 100 best" were selected.
20 be we~1csi out once again to the
~ best disclosed the fact that
many Of the rontessauts worked
hardships upon themselves By deal.
Ing with themes and plots which
we're previously announced. at the
start Of the contest. ar undesirable.
The final readings. however. dis
closed a wealth Of fin. literary rna.
teriai and also many plots in which
other stars Of the cinema would ~
admirably. Many did not heed the
fact that the story must feature q
type for Louise Glaum-
The House Of Mora" Tho
TRnried Web" and Happiness" are
the titles of the three winning seen.
arios. which win now ~ sent on 10
J. Parker Read. Jr. who will place
them along with IS other manu-
scripts before a board Of six Judges
who viii select the trio OF winners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
man KILLED IN
Elevator SHAFT
Falls 80 Feet to Death at
Grocery Building

Failing 80 fee. down the elevator
shaft in the schwahaehrr Grocery
Co.'s building. Occidental and Main
ST.. Friday morning. Jack Cook. rs,
trucker. OF lis 18th ave- N. received
fatal injuries.
No one saw the accident His
dead ba<iy was found at a m at
tho bottom Of tho shaft.
Cook had tried to jump on a NOV.
Ing freight elevator while Il was go.
ing up. He missed 1t and fell two
stories. Tho body was taken TO the
county morgue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
Fake Solicitors for
Millionaire's Club

Don't rive anything 10 soIiciiorB
representing themselves as coming
from tho Millionaires' club. The club
has no solicitors and goes out only
for goods already promised. The
clubs representative always has a
reaulsition for the things he is sent
after. Tho club needs a suit Of clothes
for ono Of its workers. Clubs at 9S
Main ~. Phone number IL Elliott
s026. Purposo7 To give scent meals
TO down.and. cutters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18

CtPFARING OF chicken lIvers--
y Goodness! That's no way 10
begin a story. Too crude; much too
crude.
Well. then, omitiing all reference
10 hearts. lungs, kidneys. dia-
phragms and gizzards. we arise to
put a now tooth In an old saw. TO
wit, that while II is generally con.
ceded that dead men tell no tales,
defunct chickens may recito vol
umes.
Or. Thomas o. Anders. deputy city
food and dairy inspector. is a chick
en- expert. He knows one when he
secs one.
Further. without risk OF disturbing
the tranquility OF his household, II
may be averred that The inspector is
quite fond OF them.
DOC" can tell with ono ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
The True Story of Thomas Who Thought He Knew Chickens

Condemned" said "Doc," smiling.
mo good. Got T. b."
That night DIR. Anders was called
TO the kitchen where the cook was
preparing the hen for the oven next
day. He laid down the evening pa.
per and hurried out, 20 see the cook
holding dark something In her
hand.
What's the natter" asked Doc"
Look at this liver" the cook said.
TITS all spotted with white. What
is II, do you suppose7"
Inspector Anders took one good
look lie picked up the bird. stalked
out the back door and desposited II
carefully In the ash can.
Nothing" he answered. as he
washed his hands at the sink. "only
we eat canned salmon tomorrow
THAT chicken had T. b."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18

Damp.
Murky.
Days longer.
Ham and only ss cents on dining
cars
Yama Hara yama. yama's down
street. $40. Drunk.
Detective J. n. lands In tho only
derblsd dick on the force.
Work starts next week on new
Mines building at u
Vocational experts. state schools.
In convention At u. OF W.
Salvation at lunch time. Church
Of Epiphany. 1915 Friday.
Bright ray OF hope for war vets.
No income tax on state bonus
kickfui cider kicks. %. r. Ander.
son. 1904 First ave. Police court 800.
Get rich quicki George Benriofs.
isiT Firs, ave. liked the idea- Loses
1900.
Fewer income tar payers but NOR.
delin1uania thia years. aays Chief
Bc~ka.
cowan park jltney station moved
from postofflcs corner TO Fourth and
Union.
Thirty-elve former soldiers os wer,
Seattle form post os American
Legion.
jury hung case Of Wong wah.
Eddie Wong and Jimmi. Wong. al.
legged yeKws.
on. that southern melody coior~d
jubilee singers at ". " Saturday nigh;
and sunday.
whisky 81 case. reads circular
possessed by Detective J. y. Majew.
rki. Vancouver Yep.
Hugh Elliott. Is. chummed with
Tony. Greek newSy. and yearned 10
be salty Koh Runaway.
Mac McFay stole $3.50 drag saw
and sold 1, for sss. zone 20 Is years
In penitcntiary." aays fudge.
Rain. ST. Pairiek'E Day But the
little green ahamrocks sold like no,
cakes for the orphan Riddles.
Higher tuition fecs-~iess students.
less athletes. worries Enoch Bag
shaw. new ~" football colaeh.
Boooooooomi q. Of ". officers
training corps will use home. made
bombs in mRnouvcrs Friday.
Minimum fines for non selling
booze posA~ssorz urged by City At.
iorney Menghcr In police cuort.
Fred Brown. cx prosecuting at,or.
nsy, rumorrd slated for federal pro.
hibItion enforcement officer here.
Freedom for frciandl Rev Alex
F'ryzell Thursday told the women'B
Commercial Club Il was necessity.
Bread on the wafern7 No. Dope.
Jim w. ANclson heaved II o'crtoard
and federal men retrieved. $50 flno.
II" t64.00O shy as result Of state
legislature reducing new tuition fec
from $50 20 fi5. says President Suz-
zaliio
A. r. Sheilenbarrer. 5s3s 18Th ave.
". T.. stopped TO pour coal oil Band.
box thieves grabbed SIS worth Of
smokes
Attention San Franciscol Seattle
gets another shipping board boat,
Keystone State allocaied TO Pacific
Steamship Co.
Burning question. Who gave paw.
ing brick, wrapped I'm green. to Gar
rett w. O'Ncil. custodian federal
building. Thursday7
Dean Bolton OF tho University of
Washington. leaves for Olympia TO
| grade state examination papers In
education and Psychology.
City's engineering societies 10 be
entertained by Seattle chapter. Amer.
lean Association OF Engineers. at
\ Fine Arts hall Friday night.
Party with brogue called UP 10 say
Mrs Marion Mcdonnell wasn't only
| Seattleite sporting real shamrock
yesterday. Faith" he said. II just
got basket av thin from the auld
country mesclf."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18

When II comes to diseases and all
ments OF gallinae branyardinae
DOC" Ia In the Immediate vicinity
lie knows his r. y. SIS, which is
poultry slang for roup, pip and
scaly-lcg These are among the com
monest afflictions of foathered
tribes. according TO Doc" Tubercu-
losis, affoctlonately called r. b.. is
the rarcst.
"In nine years I've seen very few
cages In the markets here" quoth
doc" one day Pretty hard to
pick 'ern out. Nice. fat bird may
be fun OF IT, But | have a sort
of knack for spotting EN-" lie
crossed his fingers and smiled.
The next day being Thursday.
doc" kept n feather eye out, and
bought the incest. fattest, tenderest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
Oregon Boy Shoots
Mother 3 Times

PORTLAND. Ore. March H.
Mrs. John scraia OF Oregon City lies
at the point Of death in the Good
Samaritan hospital ners today.
Yesterday evening at tho Scrata
home in Oregon City she attempted
to force her i7-year.old son TO swat.
low a Tablespoonful of medicine, He
shot her three times with a revolver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
Seattle Girl in
Good Housekeeping

BREMERTON, March Emily
Llndsay- -squier. short story writer,
movie publicist and drsmatist. Uni
yersity Of Washington graduate. has
written a series OF articles on Puget
6ound scenery which Will appear in
the March and April issues Of Good
Housekeeping. The articles were
written at the suggestion OF Basil
King. famous novelist. Miss Lindsay.
squier has been a resident OF Port
Orchard for II years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
Girl Killed; 3 Hurt
in Spokane Joyride

SPOKANE. March is.--One un.
Identified girl Is dead and three
others are dying as the result OF a
Wild joyridc which ended today when
IA high. powered Mitchell car, driven
at so miles an hour. crashed into a
street car on the North Side.
Charles Heddle, pilot OF the car. In
under arrest on an open charge. How.
ard McGrath. Ellcnsburg. Wash. rid.
ing In the car, escaped injury. but
was booked on drunkenness charges.
Thcinjurcd:
Miss Vera Lindbcrg. Miss Elsie
Garyin. John Hampton. all OF Spo.
kane. All have fractured skulls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
Free-for-All Fight
Starts in Belfast

BELFAST. March 1s.--Free for all
fighting marked the close OF 81. Pat
rick's day here.
Rioting followed the looting Of
wine shops early In the evening. and
five fights between soldiers and civil
ians resulted. Police dispersed tho
rioters with their batons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
Want Veteran Camp
in Parkway China

Members OF the 18th United States
infantry, guarding the Peking.Muk-
den railroad, at Tientsin. China.
have applied to headquarters OF the
United States Spanish War Veterans
here for permission to establish .
camp. Other Americans in China
who are also Spanish war veterans
have joined in the petition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
WAPATO LEGION
CONDEMNS POLL TAX
Confesses Murder;
Awaiting Sheriff

TACOMA. March ls.-Sheriff A.
jolly. of Wood county. Texas will
leave today for Tacoma to get Claude
w. Blackman. FL, who surrendered
himself late yesterday as the muir
derer of his uncle. Bethel Blackman.
near Mineola- Texas. according to .
telegram to Chief of Police Harry
Smith.
Blackman said he shot and killed
his uncle on October %. 1918. follow
ing n dispute over the proper time to
sell their cotton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
Round in
Car Fight Monday

Hearing on motion for dismissal
of the action brought in federal court
by the Puget Sound Power & Light
company against s. u. Asia and 10
other "taxpayers' In scheduled for
next Monday morning. Notice OF
hearing was filed Thursday with the
district clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
School Boys Deny
Camp Fire Charge

w. j. Cole and c. l.. Erwin, Frank
lin high school students pleaded not
guilty in federal court Thursday to
violation of the federal fire regula-
tions. They are accused of leaving a
camp fire burning in the Olympic
national forest reserve in August.
1919. The boys were released on
their personal recognizance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
Wilson Is Better,
McAdoo Announces

s. Los ANGELES. Cal. March H.
ef,beleve the republicans will have
g. adopt the general principles Of
foreign policy created by the laAt
administration" william O. McAdoo
said today. after his arrival from an
Eastern trip.
Ex-President Wilson's health has
improved considerably, said the for.
mer secretary Of the treasury.
Now that the burden Of responsi.
bglity has been removed, I look to sec
him progress rapidly. i believe he
will entirely recover"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18

Locked in trunk. a complete sun
was discovered In a room In the New
Baker hotel. 2327 First ave. by dry
SOUND officers Friday. Lieut.. ]. j.
Haag. OF the dry squad. said that
attention was attracted 10 the room
my two hcfty padlocks on the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
All They Took Was
a Bottle-of Milk

Detectives were scratching their
matches. puzzled, Friday. After ran.
sacking Clement Berich's home at
B305 corson ave, Thursday night.
thieves took only bottle. And the
part that ls puzzling the sleutbs is
that the bottle contained only milk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
Got Any Grease for
Cermany?-Mail 1t

Meat. lard. grease and similar prod
uots may now be sent into Germany
by parcel post. II was announced Fri
day by Assistant Postmaster Charles
NJ. Perkins. Weight limit is IL
pOunda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
No Matter How You
Say 1t; $40 Anyway

"DrnnkY" raid Police Judge Cor.
don.
mo. intoxicated" corrected
Thomas De Marco.
"Ten dollarsF'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
Boost Sugar Price
Is Cents Hundred

SAN FRANCISCO. March is.--The
California.Hswa Sugar Refinery
today announced an increase Of rs
cents per 100 pounds In sugar prices
Sugar will now sell at $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
Loved Her Former
Hubby the Better

Claiming his wife admitted she
loved her former husbnd better than
her present one. Leonard Hurlbut
brought suit for divorce against Inez
l.. Hurlout Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
Oh, Have You Seen
Aught of Pickles.?

"TickIos, @. i, Whiitington's Is
daschund pup. Q months old and 10
inches long. was lost, strayed or
stolen from his home. 650i Phinney
ave. Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
AS MISS ELEANOR PAULsON.

1916 University ST.. got off car ut
Second ave. and Madison St. Thurs
day. she dropped her purse. contain
ing s24, she reported to police n
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18

juciest young hen he could find. He
tagged her with a condemnation tag.
and put her in tho cooler TO ripen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18

whether It's n Pilgrim Stone or n
Rhode Island Grcenlng by her
cacLie. lie knows how TO raise en-,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
OFFICIAL
CALLSIT
'IDIOTIC"
MEASURE
Refuses to Damage His
Reputation by Attempt
ing Impossible Task

I'm resign as county assessor BE-
fore will enforce an idiotic poll tax
law at the expense OF my reputation
for managerial ability"
This declaration was made by
County Assessor Frank w. Hun Fri
day after he had given careful con-
siderauon TO ways and means for
collecting the poll tax recently Inn
posed upon all persons In this state
between 21 and so years old
CAN'T SEE WHERE
MONEY COMING FROM
The measure awaits only the sig.
nature OF the governor.
Personally. ] cannot see whore
the $4,000 or sac. 900 is coming from
which is necessary In order TO en-
force the measure" Hull said. As
soon as | get a copy Of the amended
bill intend 10 ask the prosecuting
attorney TO tell me where the funds
may be obtained and how much re-
sponsibiiity dcvolves upon me In case
no money is available.
IF the prosecuting attorney says
the county assessor must proceed to
collect the tax in spite OF the lack Of
funds then some other county as
SCISSOR will have to do H.
This Is a matter which affects my
personal reputation. I am anxious
20 enforce all laws. when IL is clearly
my duty to do so. but do not pro-
pose 10 be the goat for . tzw which
cannot be enforced properly.
ANY POLL TAX
krurrnf~G I~AnHrCu
ANY poll tax law Is vicious
enough. but II the legislature. in spite
of that fact. insisted on passing one.
why in the name OF common sense
didn't IT pass a workable iaw7
Sponsors of the bill are telling us
that. we will reach the floating popu-
lation and I'm perfectly willing To 20
on record as saying that listing this
floating population viii cost more
money than il will cost to collect the
tax from persons who are already
burdened with taxation. and that
lists containing the names Of these
floaters will In innumerable cases b
returned with n notation by the
sheriff. Cannot be found
This expense in so listing these
men will be enormous. and there viii
be nothing TO show for 1t. and I. my
self. do not intend 10 be forced later
on TO answer the charges Of some po-
litical syster that by poor manage
ment / ran SIS. 900 behind.
MY budget is already made UP BY
the county commissioners and have
planned my work SO that my Office
will break even. The expense OF COL
lccting this poll tax will simply rep
resent deficit"
WAPATO LEGION
CONDEMNS POLL TAX
The American Legion post at
Wapato. Wash. Wednesday night
voted unanimously In condemnation
OF the poll tax is being most unjust
to those who are least able TO pay IL
the small property owners-while
the floaters will escape this. as they
have every other tax. and the rich
NON. resident owner of lands will rof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
SPECTATORS CHEER
JURY VERDICT

Courthouse spectators chccrcf loud
~ when the vordlc, setting Cara at
liberty was received. Tho Judge
pounded for order.
II want IL understood" he an
nounccd. that the defendant Is n
free woman and can shake the
hands of tho members OF tho jury.
II she cares to"
With tears streaming from her
eyes. Clara rushed TO the jury box
Il thank you. oh. so much" she
half aohbcd. She shook each jurors
hand Many OF the Jurors wept
Clara's sister. Mrs w. y. Walling.
had been tho first to reach the de
fendaut after tho verdict was read.
Jimmie. her brother. tried 20 get
the first kiss. but his sister had been
too quick.
II know Il would como out all
right" Clara told the newspaper
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
Our Pet
.PeeVeS::
Armstrong; Peeced.
He Has TO Work.
Ge,,iits Unoppreciated.
(AU Is Forgiuen

rhs. !. tho fenrth ss srrse~ ef articles
IN which the various member. Of The
rsar'x staff tell ef the things that irk
them most. and Why.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
BY HAL ARMSTRONG


knows why I am poeved. I'm
kisunderstood. That's why.
could do this paper lot OF good
could write nice. soothing head
lines In place OF shocking ones. 1
could furnish each day an erudiie
column OF conventional editorial
matter on foreign relations and
finance. I could do epic poetry.
But they have another guy who
writes the heads.
The only relations the thiek.head-
ID city editor Is interested In are IN
laws and Divorces. who are always
stirring up trouble.
ePURNS HIS VERSE FOR
MERE F1-APDOODLE
And instead os inviting my noble
verse. the boss sends me out 10 set
raiiey OF fiapdoodle about the shop
.Giri who sho, him because she loved
htrn-"
am never allowed to do what I
swish to put this newspaper on It's
s1est.
As I write Of my peeve am not
undisfureed-
s-Redr. yeIls the city editor. Red
What's mel. will you take an item
sovcr the phoneT"
tear tho paper out Of my type
Writer. take the item. write II.
md turn to my pecve again. ! have
1pst my tine Of thought
-Oh. Red" shouts a lazy copy.
.seader. will you take thl3 sfor, and
.oec II you can make something OUT
of II? It's too iong. Boil Il down to
ebou. two paragraphs"
I do ft-perfunctorily. It's what
I'm paid TO do.
Ny pceve has eiuded ne. Let's
THEN TELEGRAPH EDITOR
WANTS HIM TO WORK
Red. old feIlah.~ whines the tele-
graph editor. here's dispatch
from Kankakee. Bout n rtri wto
used To live in Seattle. She's Just
hr~n n1angicd In an airplans COLI
sion. sec II you can locate her par
ents and arrange for a picture.
Ban, Ptfrei Another half.hour
gone. Dcterulinedly. return to my
pceve.
roll my manuscript back into
my typewriter and adjust II 10 the
Enc where I left of.
The telephone rings The office
1 BOY answers and reports;
~They's bird out in Rainier val.
Ny has found the first buttercup.
y t~Creat" The city editor jumps
III OF his chair. Red Get the
yhotographer and run out. Get
picture of the buttercup. the farmer.
his wife and beautiful daughter. And
ert a story from the daughter about
how II feels to live out In the open
with the birds and flowers. Have 'er
vrrits a poem. GOSH n we only
had somebody in the office could
write a posml Hurry
"And. Red" he adds. swapping u
out. You forrn, 10 write that half
column Of breezy brcvities. And.
sayl Where is the story you were 70
have had today about your pecve %
ss.s-, That's what I'm peeyed
about.
CSet> By City Editers Red Armstrong
MOVED yesterday. firm somewhere at
Cr~~n Lake to somewhere nearer town.
- ne car get 10 work somewhere near or
time In the morning. man who moved
yesterday can be forgiven for anything
tsd.y.p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
lO0MEN ARE
Willing TO
MARRY HER
But She Doesn't Want EN-;
Has Choice, Authorship,
Movies, Evangelism
ny CARL VICTOR LITTLE

ARpMoRE. Okla. March is.--
The scandal Of the sou,hwcs, had
been aired today and Clara Smith
Hamon was a FREE woman.
Clara. who for the last week
has faced trial for staying Jake l..
HAmon. miliionAire republican ma.
tioaai committeeman. was acquitted
by tho Jury late yesterday on the
second ballot. after u had dclib'
rfHtstf 40 Fuiutffna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
CLARA TURNS DOWN
100 MARRIAGE OFFERS

''Of course. I can't say wha, I'm
going 80 do yet ahe said. But I
am not going 10 Rccep, the 100 pro
poaais of marriage that have
poured In 10 me during tho trial"
Clara spent her first day OF free
dom going over movie contracts with
her attorneys
According TO 3. A. George, one Of
her counsel. she has offers from
three movie concerns.
The biggest offer IL 81. 900 n week
for 50 weeks. according 10 George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
WILL SUE FOR PART
OF iiANON MILLIONS

Tho lmmc late outcome OF her
aoauitiai will he sui, for a par.
ton Of the Tfamon millions. Dur.
lnE the trial her attorneys Maid sew
erai times that a sul, would be
started when their client was met
fr~r.
Attorneys Fr~ not ready 20 an.
nounce tho exnrt rssurv os the suit
OF the sum which will b. Involved
Clara to.iny had not determined
just wha; rho vfii do a. she starts
out on her rev lease OF NE. She
hs1 had offors TO so In the movies.
to write bcokH and magazine ar
ticics and 10 10 many other things
Mrs Jennie Eharplc-. of the
World Purity league. has been here
ali during the trial. trying TO In.
duee Clara 10 Join the league and
r.frf4 asfras~ her life 20 sva rrttsfff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
Oe0ther

Tonight and Saturday. oc-
cdstoRGl rain: moderate
cindS, mostly toesteriy.
Temperature Last 81 Hours
Maximum. 81. Minimum. 81.
To-day noon. a.