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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-28
No Money
On Fight
In Paris
Lingerie, Ci a rette.
Cases, Champagne.
Bets Are Many; No
Cash Wagers Made

Paris, June 2S.--Georges Car
pentier, as the world well knuws,
makes his home in Paris, where
he is well liked, respected as a
sportsman, ETC.. etc.
But there is probably no hard
er town in the world wherein the
eager Dempsey fan can fina Car
pentier money.
II you want to bet silk shirt,
bottle of good champagne. q
pair Of ladies stockings or
breezy bit Of silky lingerie for a
Partisan beauty on Dempsey's
chances Carpenters rooters are
right there. But at this stage o.
the game lets concede that it
may change later-there's little
chance of getting down any sub
stantial money on Dempsey.
freak bets are numerous. Ex-
Ring Manuel, of Portugal, for
Instance. is backing Carpenter.
He is said to have risked at least
dozen cigarette cases on Geor-
ges.
Andre de Fouquieres, the Beau
Brummelo Of Parls. likes Demp.
sey. If Carpenter takes the
tount the fashionable crowds at
Longchamps race track may ex-
pect to see Fouquieres in some
Of the most shrieking vests creat-
ed since the world was bof...
The Prince of Murat will lay
himself out for several costly din
ners of Dempsey wins. Most OF
his bets are with English sports
men, for the English colony, al
most solid, is putting its last
shirt on Dempsey.
Chorus Girls Favor Dempsey
The two French claimants to
the "prettiest pair of legs in the
world are both whooping things
up for Georges. Mile. Mistin-
guett, whose admirers first pro-
nounced hers the prettiest, hopes
to see the fight. She is a friend
OF handsome Georges and II he
wins she will get enough pairs Of
silk stockings to cover her so.
called "prettiest'' for the remain
der OF her days.
Mile. Spinelli, rival Of Sistin'
guette in the beautiful limb con
troversy. is dealing exclusively II
iingeries bets. Her American ant
English friends who are LAYING
their hopes on Dempsey win draw
down everything from kisse 4
champagne and cigars II she lose
Stage gossip has II that II
Belle Dherlys." music hall dance
who favors Dempsey. has agree'
"a step out on the beach at Deau
ellie July 3 In the same costum
she wears before the footlights--
string OF peals---if the Amer
team fighter loses.
Bat around Maxim's Claridge'
sar and other rendezvous OF tn
vets sporting fraternity where bi
sets on horses, ETC., sfe freauen'
here Is practically no carpentfe
money in sight. At this writin
me Partisan betting fraternity
Inclined to accept the odds quote
IN New York as correctly represer
',e Carpetier's' chances ana the
sese to do wnat thew believe
we equivalent OF throwing the
money away.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-28
Price Of Collars Dropping.

Chicago, June 2S.-Coliars are
coming down. This is the glad
news from Charles e. Wry. execu-
tive director OF the National Re-
tail Ciothier's association. "Coi-
lars will come down, both in price
and height" said Wry. The re-
duction will be due chiefly to
warm weather" A conference
with collar manufacturers has
been called to discuss price and
size reductions.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-28

While wading in willov !.
near his home, Eugene !. 7 I
old son of Everett j. Bor.' :. !
drowned. ' aaa !
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-28

The speaker statsl ls.I !
had gone up with i. Il
employees sk time, lse, !. .''''
same proportion and rs,s. :, ),
cent. ~ .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-28

Farmers along the road have
taRea up 81 The bonds tof the
brownsville Piainviev hisaFal
nuf the rod unl - roFzrlsie-
lhls sumner
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-28
HaInrnall Auto s.,

Two Stages Daily
Leave Salem 1890 am; 81,
Leave Mill City ! um. =.
Leave 0. E. depot ssl,s' I
Wayside stops at Gooch 3
Mehama. Stayton. sum- NJ
Aumsviile, Turner. State
pitai. Cottage farm.
Jos. H. Hamman. n
Phone sO4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-28

JOURNAL WANT Anu ! :.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-28

Here is the final INSTALL
ment OF a series Of five ar
ticles written for the Jour-
nal by J. r. Langner, CO.
operative marketing exper,.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-28

These associations all advertise
and market their apples under
well-known brands. No producer
Is trusted to pack his apples Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
TO SETTLE ILL
VETS CLAIM

Acting on triewra phio instruction
from Director Charles u. Forhcs. ma
iicnal head 81 the v.trrans' bureau.
travelling adjudication boards arc to
BE- sent out immediately from the
los1l veterans bureau 70 interviews
more than 700 former Hsrvlcr men In
90 hospitals In the Northwest.
These boards. composed u a phyni,
clan competent TO pass on claims.
and necessary clerks. viii inquire into
tho validity Of the claims q tho dis.
abl~d man. ard recommend sthc
amount Of compensation. The bureau
hopes 10 clean % all claims Of men
now confined 90 hospitals.
Tho American Legion. contenting
tho recovery of many veterans in tho
hospitals was being retarded By a.
uanciai worries due TO unadluu,ej
compensation eiaius, requested that
Director Forbes order those hospital
compensation boards.
The order practically ends tho i've
day conference % field men ~ the
veterans bureau from Washington.
Oregon and Idaho. who were IN ars.
sion In this city. These men will BE-
used in the personnel % the sdjndica-
ton boards. accoFsing to l. c. Joa.
ssph. manager Of the local bureau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ARMS FARLEY
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Monday with tho stronger likelihood
Ia favor OF Monday.
A treaty emhodyinE this agree.
ment with whatever arrangements
are made a. TO auxiltariea ana air
plane carriers viii soon be made. The
American delegation ~ interested IN
saving some battle cruisers for con.
version into airplane carriers, II
may develop that no limit viii be
placed ON such carriers. tho the con.
ference Intends TO define such craft
In way TO prevent subsequent al
teraiien for capital ship pueosea.
ilalfoar told the conference sub.
siantialiy; While " 4 almost un.
thlnkahle that tho respective coun.
tries britain and Franco could be
ON anything but cordial terms. one
must not overlook the teaching OF
history. Suppose tho almost lncon.
ceiyahle happened and close allies be.
came enemies. Il Is perfectly clear
that Ia that case no British superior.
ity Of capital ships would impcrii tho
NE for an hour. To ho fair. l must
admit that Il might eonceivably
lppeftl some remote island belong.
Ing 20 France. bat France. with her
land armament. would remain secure
n the face OF superior Sra power"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
Big Army-Navy
Slash, Is Plan
ny LAURENCE ". BENEDICT


WASHINGTON. Dee. CO.. A huge
slash IN army and navy appropria.
sions Tor the next fiscal year po~sl-
bly, $500 zoo .oeo-would b. made By
congress under plans framed By
some Of the most influential repub-
leans in the house. it was learned
today.
Such a cut would mean a saving
Of s. IN federal taxes to every man.
woman and child IN the Emitted
States. or sis 10 SIS for the average
family
IL would he reduction Of more
than one-third In the amount asked
for next year In tho budget. Under
this plan the ESTIMATES fer war prn-
paredness would he cut from total
Of approximately $500. 200. 600 to
$500. 200. 600.
Republican leaders hacking the
plan take the attitude that big re-
duction in army and navy expenses
must he made for the relief OF tax
payers. regardless % the lack Of com
piese agreement on armament iml
tation by the arms conference. Repre-
sentative Madden. chairman q the
house appropriations committee. ~
reliably reported 20 share that view.
II was learned today that the do
ferrcd army appropriation bill which
the house held up because OF the
conferences will b. taken up In secret
session by the house appropriations
committee on January 10. fsy that
time house leaders have been inform.
ed tho American delegates believe
such consideration will not interfere
with the arms conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
FRANCE WILL
REMAIN FIRM
ny WEBB MILLER

- rssHRss
PARIS. Drv. .e.--trspcr h de-.
terminesi TO stand BY her subms.
riae dsrnanshs. de~pite the eriti.
eism that has been hcsp~d upon
her. Il wAs staiad semi officially
here toby.
Tho government dos no, BE-
Hove u possible TO reach any
agreement nj Washington on
this issue or the aircraft qu~s.
ton.
Naval officers here expressed sur.
prise and were rricved at the state.
ment Of Arthur Balfour. leader OF the
British arms eonfercne. delewsnon.
regarding the menace OF French rub.
marines.
France does not intend 20 use these
undersea boats and light naval craft
extensively. II was stated.
The present state % friendly reia.
tons between France and England
should convince the British people
that France II not aggressive. and n
common sense view % the situation
should be taken. the same sources
said
These naval men point out I; would
b. Impossible for France 60 use her
submarines extensively without lay.
inK her hartors open 20 the attack
% the ensmy's capital ships. An OF.
fenSlve warfare with these sra
weapons would thus prove dlsas-
trous. they said.
1T In not against r~ac- that NE
defend our rights 20 suntarines--i,
Is against servitude." SenRtos
Kerwuexec. member Of tho s-uAtc
naval committee. declared
Dr taut~uf. rnernb.r OF the arad.
~mv Of sciences. said:
'sIf We renowned construction Of
submarines we wutili 10 completely
disarrned NJ sea. owing 10 the prescn,
state % our fleet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29

LONDON. Dec. ga compounds
hatween the DE Valera and Criffih
factions impends IN Dublin. follow.
ING tho statements Of Premier Lloyd
George. Il was learned authoritative.
~ To-day.
A recognized spokesman In Irish
affairs predicted an agreement would
he reached which would assure rati.
ficBtion on the Anglo lrish treaty
when the dali reconvenes January J..
This auhstantiated the general belief
that growing public sentiment In be.
half % tho treaty has defeated
Eamonn DE Valera In his fight
against the pact
Premier Lloyd-Georwe authorized
the issuance ~ a statement that no
revision. however sight, would be tol.
Grated In the treaty. and that u tho
present treaty did not prove Evod
enough there would be no other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
Skarin Girls
Poems of, Love
AreUnearthed
"Mystery Woman LoUcd
"The old Maid" Her
Effects ShOi0

Among the many poems found In
the effeota Of clap Slsnrin. grand.
niece and ward 81 tho late wealthy
and aged Ferdinand Iiochbrunn. IN
connection with whose murder she n
sought. ia one that was probably her
favorlte. THE Old Maid" written BY
George BARLOW.
Aitho Clara herself was married,
she haA been without husband since
her wedding day. She married Rob
ert winbofn ON bis death bed In Kala,
mazoo. Mich. The Old Maid FOL
lows
she gave her ~. 10 love. she as-s'
Ensa
what ether women ave their all "a
Others ~sfs nssi. nh. vas passinH
True
shs T.ys pure love. ana fiih without
stAin-
m. never Married Bsi,sr. cam. and
The osrk eyes flashed their is.. on
me siena.
Tier lss ~ss asis' ..s eonts.t
tbs cid lnss resigned. 40 rival shared
ths thfvns.
Thiok zen her itfs vas vsstss' yais
and hui
blossefnsa 10 summer. sad ~hits win
tss came
ms blue 80 suffered on IN. siienesa
Fiii.
All times ssd seasons found her s,ili
ths sans.
Hss heart vas fsti Of s~-.fna-s an ths
cad
Whist sses en-. gave. she never took
ashy
Thru al h.s yssih shs loved on. faithful
fflrnd
ehs iosss hla us- boz hair u Ero-inE
Efaf,
This poem was found In Clarn's
room In the fiochbrunn house. $3.50
Fifih AVE-. where her grand uncie's
body Las for two months undiscov.
cred after bis murder The finder 10
Ralph Hammer. special Investigator
for Prosecutor Aialcolfn Douglas.
Douglas IL keeping II and some
other poems Clara had clipped from
newspapers These, he says. he pick.
81 out u her collection as being
worth reading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
DIVORCE ASKED
BY MRS. Stub
Restraints Husband From
Using Community Property

TACOMA. Dec. 2a>-cbsrging that
her husband. william n. stubbz. had
forced her 20 endure a life Of shame
10 escape his blows and cruelty.
Maude Moore stubbs filed a suit for
divorce IN the superior court here
yesterday. and obtained a temporary
order from Judge clifford restraining
Stubs from dispoaing Of their com
munity property and from molesting
her.
The order f. drawn sraiDst
National bank 81 Tacoma 70 0keuoj
the Stubs safety deposit box yknr
opened b. Stubs and against jas
tice y. J. Hackctt 20 prevent stssbs'
s. 900 BAN being refunded to him.
Mrs. Stubs claims her husiand has
SIS 900 In property. One half i o.
manded - her share.
The woman who assisted stubh IN
alleged .nistreatment Of Mass
Moore Stubs on December a. "a
named in the complaint as Ea>l
siOiph. This woman. she charx
was found In ftubbs' hotel when =
returned from Knoxville. Tenn. afts
the close Of her sensational trial II
murder. n II alleged 10 the ruit tha
stubbs held his wife and Miss ssoi4
kicked and beat her following MI
stubba refusal 20 return TO her "a
life. ~ demanded ~ her.
No information viii be filed arsinrs
Etubha until the white slavery cha nal
placed against him last MoEksx ~
his wife II investigated. accor16s n
the prosscuiOr's office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
DEGREES WAR
WITH JAPAN

Possibility Of war between Japan
and the [ niied states waa dscried by
Dr. J. Eoyeda. AT \ banquet given for
Niscount T.. Ehibuaawa and his party
NJ the JnraneFe consulate Wednet-
day. DR. Eoyeda IL a prominent edL
tor and educator In japan.
Visoount shibusawa. the grand
old man OF Japan. characterized H"-
nitis as "a city like a tiger with
wings Ike an eagle. lie predicted
great Industrial and trade progress
for Seattle. based on her growing
commerce. with the Or1fni.
After some delay. oeeasionsd by the
fun round Of entertainment provided
for them. the japanese visitors left
Thursday morning for San Francis.
co. on their way hack To Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
1900 GALLONS
OF RUM SEIZED
"Wettest County in West
Is Dry Today

ROCK SPRINGS. Wye. Dec. 20
sweetwater county. Wyoming. the
'wottent spot IN the West" was dry
today.
Federal officers swept down on
three towns Ia the county, arrested
81 persons. including five women.
and oonfiscaiea more than 1000 gal.
Ions of mOonnhine. scores Of whisky
stills were seized.
an but two of Rock SPRING. 30
soft-drink pariors were closed today.
Nine saioona at Green River and five
at South Superior had also suspended
business.
The g. defendants will appear in
federal court January Ie 40 Cbey-
cnne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
Severe California
Storm Does Damage

sAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec. 2s---Rc.
ports ~ a severe storm on the Lower
California coast have been brought 10
this port hy Capt. Charles Marsinson
Of the Z. 3. coast guard cutter Tin.
gard. According To MaFtinson. the
Mexican fishing schooner. the Olga
u. IL ashore near Susaurn Point. and
the city ~ Enssnada was hard hi,
by the storm. Tho Olga II tho boat
that seixed tho American trawler
Mabel recently. and figured In dirlo.
matte exchanges between Washing.
ton. ~. C.. and Mexico City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
SMALL TO co ON
TRIAL ON JAN. 8
Illinois Governor Loses
After Long Fight

wArKEGAN. III. Dec. sa.--sioy
Len small must stand trial on
charges Of enbeui~ment of state
funds and conspiracy on January ..
Judge Claire G. Edwards. circuit
court judge. ruled to-day.
Tho courts decision. IN which some
counts In tho indictments against
small and Verne Curtis, Grant Park
banker. and eodcfendani. wesr
thrown out 81 court. followed weeks
Of arguments BY Suali's attorneys
asking that all indictments he
auashri.
I, iu alleged that Small. while
serving A. treasurer ~ Illinois. cfn
h~rzied Interest on state funds that
should hnv. been turned Into the
state treasury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
Keystone State to
Dock Here Tonight

On the last lap Of her second round
trip to the Orient. the liner Keystone
state has reported by wireless that
she expects TO dock at Smith cove he
tween and o'clock Thursday
night. With an average speed Of 42j
miles q day 80 FAR. the Keystone
state ia hoping to eclipse the speed
mark set by the liner Wenatchco.
The big liner is bringing an Oricn.
tai cargo. including a $1,000 900 con.
signment Of silk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
TRIO ABDUCTS
AUTO DRIVER

TACOMA. Dec. 20 Military au.
horiilen and deputy shsriffs con.
unued their search today for the
three men believed TO have been sol.
dicrs. who abducted w. u. Townsend.
an automobiis mechanic. Last night
and At tho roln, % a revolver. forced
him 10 drive them 70 lonely spot IN
the woods near f.ak~vlrw. wh9rs they
robbed him and then fled In his ma.
chine.
Tho mechanic walked 10 South Ia
coma. .-sere he notified the military
authorities. Motorcycle police from
Camp Lewis were dispatched TO
search for the car and robbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
Ezra Meeker to
Celebrate Today

Ezra Meeker. si-year.oh plonser Of
Washington, Was 10 celebrate his
birthday anniversary twice At Moves
cafeteria Thursday. ~ D. m. he
was 90 be- honorcd by members Of the
Borrowed Time club ~ a "cismhake"
luncheon. AT n. m. a family re.
union will be held In his honor. and
followed al 20 by a public reception.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
Man Who Slew His
Wife to Recover

AoMfNSv1f.T.E. Ore. Dec. 70
Robert A. Hickson. suffering from a
bullet wound in his head. self In.
nic'sd after he had shot his wife.
Effie VI. Hiekann. To death harc sat.
urday. will live. according 10 Or.
VI. w. Lott. attending physician.
Sheriff Frank u. Ferguson has ap.
Hickaon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
CRIES
DRIVE Thug
FROM ROOM
Miss Mabel Miller Slugged
as She Lies in
Her Bed

While Miss Mabel HITLER was
asleep In iwr room at the Clark
hotel 1914 Minor ave. early
Thursday. burglar cra~icd into
the bedroom window aud struck
her with a black jask.
The blow failed 60 stun the
woman. and she awoke, scream
ing.
Tho bandit Jumped thru the
window and ran down the alley.
escaping before police arrived.
\ large amount OF jeweiry
and cash lying ON the dresser
was left by the thug.
Miss Hitler Is not seriously
hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
Wants Conference
of All Nations

WASHINGTON. Dec. PA con.
ference OF all nations on limiting
submarine activities shoAd the Root
resolution TO that effect be adopted
by the arms conference. Is desired by
Secretary Hughes and President
Harding at the earliest possible mo.
rnent. it was made known today.
Both believe that II the five big
powers agree 10 restrict submarine
activities the other nations should be
given an opportunity to malsc SINH.
lar pledges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
ITO LIVES LOST
IN BELFAST WAR
Casualty Toll for the Year Is
Listed

BisLFAHr Dec. se--1he year Of
guerilla warfare IN belfast has
taken "A toll OF 10 lives. Il was an.
nounccd here today. OF these. III
were police. Five hundred and forty
were wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
Policeman Dropped
From Local Fore,

For conduct unbecoming an o.
ficcr. Police Sergeant Guy Z. Morton
Was dismissed from the police depart.
ment "Wednesday by Chief ~ Poles
william ". Soaring. Norton Is Sad
90 have been intoxicated while On
duty last Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
Officers Elected
by Tacoma AID Club

TACOMA. Dec. 29.--paui T. shaw.
president OF the shaw supply Co.
will head the Tacoma Advertising
club rs a result OF tho club election
wednesday. Other officers elected
are: c. Y. curran and J. 8. Kemp.
vice presidents. Kenneth w. Hood.
secretary-treasurer and A. II. Has
sett. Leonard J. Brown. T. T. Ander.
son. s. 8. Anderson. r. r. Kohl. John
Binuw and Mrs. T. NJ. McRae. direc-
tors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
MIS-. sTrTuEN CoRRIcK.

was killed Monday. evening near
Wardner. Idaho. when sled upon
which she was coaStinR struck an
automobile. was a sister OF Mrs
Grace ". cotircll. who Is a, prcscn,
In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
BRITISH PRESS
PANS FRANCE
ny WILLIAM SWEETS


LONDON. Dee. se-Wiih
SMILES that linked the name
Of France with Prussian miiitar-
ism. the newspapers here today
bitterly denounced the French
refusal at Washington to limit
submarines and limited at grave
consequences.
The Chronicle tel tn. attack.
That Franc. Is playing tho same
part at Washington ms Germany
played at Tho Hague conference is
no figure of speech" u stated
France has stepped into Gcrrnany's
shoes
The newspaper, a recognized Lloyd
Georgian organ. usually expressing
goyerusnent opinion. declares Il IN
impossible for Britain to assist
France in her attempts 20 rise out
OF the financial auagmire II she in
sists on spending everything for
submarines.
This isn't the bargaining point.
H'A tAAt Af0 tS-As NttN 1UfVNtikF H@tIHs
The Times declares the French al.
titude will have ian unfortunate e..
feet on American sympathy townrd
France" IL states that tho world
must await another conference for a
settlement OF the entire question.
The Pail Mall Gazette denounced
France. expressing disappointment
at the French intention 10 utilize
money she owes Britain TO build
submarines against Britain"
When We see that France IL de.
liberately brandishinr a weapon
which IL only used aggtssively." Il
stated. 1T becomes a farce TO pre-
tend that the entente has any virtue
left"
Tho Gazette urges that the entente
either be "mended or ended imme-
diateiy."
The Evening star charged that
frances submarines are being built
for use against Britain"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29

SPOKANE.--Jury frees Andrew
Sherlock from blame In connection
with death Of Mrs. Mary Carr. killed
IN auto accident last October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29

OLYMPIA - After three days
trailing with DOGS. Joe scalf. federal
predatory game hunter. kills female
cougar on Waddi. creek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CLARA SKARIN
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

the time o. his death about 1000.
Capt. Tenant says he believes
Tho bon contained well over
slcoo, and probabl, all Of the old
mans gold savings,
remnant said today he had heard
nothing from the police OF oregon or
California cities on tho TRAN OF Clara
TO Indicate that they are any nearer
Their quarry than they were several
days ago. when Il was learned that
she had left Portland Tor Santa bar.
hara.
"clara's sweetheart" young man
she was seen frequently 20 meet In
ftfth ave. some distance from the
Hoehbrnnn house. remains mys.
terry IN the case.
Mrs. Chedotal and Mrs Gladvin
recalled today the PECULIARLY Of hls
actions. They remembered seeing
hun and Clara meet three times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29

REV. ". ~ BLISS wa. 70 address
the Young Mems Republican club "a
the narcotic evil Thursday in wolfs
cafeteria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29

WAR TAX on parcel post matter
viii he discontinued after December
81.