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New-York tribune., 1921-12-08
Ty Leads Winter leap,re

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. T. -Ty Cobb,
Of the San Francisco club, leads the
California winter baseball league hit
ters this week, with .399. The next
four on the list are Rogers Hornsby.
Los Angeles, 1889; Carl Sawyer, Yer
non, .377; Harry Heilmann, Missions,
.374, and George Sisler. Vernon. 362.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-08

ROGERS PEEr COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18th St. Pour at Gath ST
Convenient
Broadway Corners Fifth Ave
at Warren at 4lst ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
By Daisy Henry
tstar Motion Picture Editor

uOw is Frankie Kiolet. win
IL ncr OF The Star.Universal
Motion Picture Actress contest.
getting along7 Has Miss Kiolet
worked In any pictures YETI Is
she still at Universal city7
To tho many persons who have
called The Star office In regard
TO Miss Kfbiet am glad TO say
that tho young lady is doing
nicely" In fact. she has made
such an impression on tho cast.
Ing director at Universal city
that he will not allow her 20 start
work until he secures just tho
right kind OF story for her.
Miss Kiolet completed her ten
weeks ,called for In her con.
tract the latter part OF August.
But her contract has been renew.
ed. As soon as a suitable vehicle
IL found for her she viii start
work. Then II she makes gvod
she will remain NJ Universal City.
I had the pleasure of spending
q whole day at Universal City
with Miss Kiolet last week. She
IN the same sweet. unassuming
little girl. Hobnobblng with great
movie stars has not changed her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
ATTORNEYS
BATTLE In
IDAHO Case
Prosecutor. Watching Mrs.
Southard, Draws Ire
of Her Lawyers
nY R A. nONAIDSoN

TWIN FALLS. Idaho. Sept IT.
The second day Of tho trial OF Mrs.
LYDIA Southari. alleged female
blueb~zrd.- charged with murder Of
her fourth husband. Edward F.
tween attorneys.
Following the statement Of F. r.
Collins. prosecuting attorney OF Bili.
fngs. Mont. who arrived here 10 at
tend the trial. that he intends TO re-
arrest Afrs. Southland and return her
20 Montana to stand trial on a
charge OF poisoning her third hun
hand. Harlan Lswix whom she mar
rfed In Denver tn 1919 and who dfsd
IN Billings month later. should Mrs.
Eouthard be acquitted here. attorneys
for tho defense issued q statement
condomnfng Cofiins.
The Jury IN tho Mrs. LYDIA South
ard murder case was passed for
causs- b, both tho prosecution and
the dsfcnss shortly before noon.
Ths rapid sxnrninntion Of several
prospective jurors who were evident
~ unprejuficed tentatively filled the
box sooner than was expected
Both sides will begin their exarni-
nation Of prospective jurors. with q
view TO percmptory challenges !, tho
afternoon session OF court
The defense statement charged
Coi1ins' announcement was an Az
tsmps TO intimidats Mrs sourhrd
and was made for tho purpose Of
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
HurlS Charges at Arbuckle
Where's Your
Q.A.HU Cop,
Mr.. CALDWELL?

Have All the cops deserted
Queen Anne hilir
A woman wanted 20 know. She
called The Star today.
Il wish you'd ask tho mayor
what he's done with the cop
that used 20 be on tho hill.
she said
"A burglar tried twice 10 pick
tho lock on tho front door OF
our house early last evening. !
was upstairs and heard him.
The hail light was burning
There arc houses close 20 us on
both sides. lie had a rashiight
and seemed In no hurry. He was
bold one. lie knew he was
safe. Kuesr
II agree with him haven't
soen a policeman on tho hill for
weeks"
She lives on 10th ave. W..
between Crockett and Howe sta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
.yda Is Sweet Girl and Wonderful Wife, Says Souhard

fourth husband. Edward b.
Meyer
Southland believes firmly IN his
wlfe'a Innocence OF tho charge
Of murder which has been
brought against her In connec-
ton with the death Of Meyer.
and OF tho other charges OF tho
state that she also brought
about tho deaths OF her three
previous husbands and her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
frankie Kiolet Renews Contract With Universal Co.;
Likes Her Work, She Tells Star Film Editor

make good-at least I'm going 10
try with all my might. do so
want all my friends and The Star
to be proud OF me-
Miss Kiolet's sister Dora is her
constant companion. The two
girls are out at Universal City
bright and early each morning,
and at the end OF the day return
to their home. No late hours.
Miss kiolet is wrapped up In her
work. and Is firm believer In
the old adage. Early 10 bed and
early to rise makes one healthy,
wealthy and wise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27

lulu. When Mrs Soufhnrd WAS
first arrested In Honolulu | w0s
inclined 70 be resentful OF every.
thing that appeared IN the press
and antagonisto toward news.
paper men.
but the more I have dealt
with them the more I have
found out that most OF them are
more than anxious 10 be entirely
fair and that the real news.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27

suit against the company 10 col
ioct the insurance, which. when
Il comes right down to Il. she In
entitled 10. because nhe IL sbso-
utely Innocent.
~ would like 10 say that most
OF the newspapers ! have seen.
save a conspicuous few. hsyo
played very fair and have been
mighty fine 60 Mrs. souihard
ever since her return from Homo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
MAH0NEY Is
BLITHES0ME
Titters at Judge as Trial Drags; But
Smile Quickly Fades When State
Springs Coup; Mystery Man"
Cleared Up by Tenant
By Hal Armstrong

James f. Mahoney and his little nece Margaret got
pleasant "kck of the trial this morning, watching
Judge j. T. Ronald clad in his black robe slowly pacing his
bench with his hands behind him.
The little girl and the alleged murderer watched the
Judge, nudged each other conversed in whispers and
laughed
Meanwhile Defense Counsel Lee Johnston cross-exmned
L. s. May states handwriting expert who the first
witness called to the stand this morning
Johnstons questions failed to shake the testimony given
by May earlier in the trial to the forged documents In
the case.
When Johnston the fitlessness Of attempts to
fuse the Witness he resored long drawn out questions
stang" tactics and what seemed to be effort to
befuddle the jury.
young in the spectators benches elected from
the court room for laughing
Johnston had asked Nav what his fees for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27

case will convince even those
who are now against her OF her
innocence"
This WAS the statement made
Go the United Press today by
Paul Vincent southard. petty
naval officer and fifth husband
OF Mrs. LYDIA Southland. who Is
on trial In the district court on
charge OF numbering her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27

Meyer had given payment for
the premium. but the policy had
not yet been delivered when he
died.
Does that look like LYDIA was
guilty OF killing Meyer for his In
surance when Meyer hadn't
even received his policy from the
company
"Our attorneys. Mr.. Guthrie
and Mr.. Mills. have already filed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27

pnper men are tho best friends
because they want 20 be just In
considering the case and writing
about if."
southard will remain with his
wife thruout the trial. II In
evident that shc trusts him i'm
Dlcity and is depending upon
his support 70 aid her in main
tanning her strength and vitality
thruout the trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27

one bit. She seems. however, to
have much more confidence In
herself and is extremely anxious
10 make Seattle proud of It's
choice In the recent contest.
To quote Miss Kiolet; II just
love II down here. Everyone
treats me lovely. ] am going 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27

Intrepid Young Ocia Systems Working He

Ige was told 10 step back. wait hi
urn. then present his blank.
but" he protested, all atwit'
ter, I'm the recorder"
Cant help that" replied the
red-ribboned official stationed mt
the door. where's your election
blank9"
"Don't neoh ona,~ insisted
Stone sort Of brisiling. I'm the
fellow who makes EN-"
sorry" answered the youth,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27

The student officials, so In number.
decorated with beautiful little red
ribbons reading. Registration traf.
fic." were notified to this effect be
fore the doors opened at a. m. Mon.
day
SO at 9.15. when a six.foot. slender.
goateed parsonage loomed up at the
north doorway Of PHILOSOPHY han and
demanded entrance ahead Of the long
line Of freshmen. sophomores. juniors
and ssalexs behind him. this pcrson-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27

hrotherin.iaw by poisoning
them.
Since he arrived IN Twin Falls
n number OF weeks ago, having
obtained Leave from the navy. he
has been active IN Investigating
the caae and In doing all that
he could 10 aid In her defense.
Mrs. southard has never oh
tained the $4,000 policy on
Meyers life." Southland declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27

but ! know the rules"
Perhaps" suggested one of
the seven ribbon wearers who
had collected 10 ward off the in
truder. perhaps II you'd 20
around 10 the west entrance ycu
might get thru--the facuiiy's in
charge over there--they SiiGHF
let you by
SO Recorder Stone. adored jug
gler Of grades, tyrant Of rceistra-
tion giared--finalIy grinned,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
BABE RUTH's MOTTO
Records wrecked while you
wait.
SOME SPORT,

DOsufI % Dt%H
A small, hen-pecked worriediook'
ing man was about 10 undergo a
medical examination for life insur'
ance.
"You don't disslpate. do your
asked tho physician, as be made
reaxiy fo. tests. "Not a fast liver, or
anything Of that sortY''
The little man hesitated moment
,oolsed a bit frightened, then replied,
IN n small piping voice;
II sometimes chew a little gum"
Postmaster General VIII Hays
Is Just an ordinary human being
like anybody else; he drove his
motor car right into taxicab
the other day at Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
CAREFULLY ARRANGEs
HIS WIFE'S CHAIR

Arbuckle came into court with his
wife. Minta Durfee. and carefully ar.
ranged her chair. He paid no atten-
ton to the audience.
Mrs. Arbuckle was dressed in
black. including a neat black turban.
embroidered in red. Her attire was
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
DENIES SHE HAD
ANYTHING TO DRINK

She denied having discussed the
case sfter Arbuckle's arrest with
Alice Blake.
Il didn't take a drink" she said,
when asked II she had been drinking
at the party.
She declared Alice Blake and Low.
ell Sherman. actor. had entered ono
OF the rooms OF the suite alone just
before Miss Rappe sort OF skipped
toward the door Of the bath room
"Arbuckie followed Miss Rappe
right In and | got up and went into
the room whore Miss Blake and
Sherman were"
sha had not heard Arbuckle lock
the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
VAST CROP
OF APPLES
IS MOVING
10000 Carloads From
Wenatchee District; For
tunes on 10-Acre Tracts

In fine with ifs sse.ffa~t pslicy 10 pro
mote tho tnter-~ts Of the eafir~ stats.
rather than Of se~tfie soieiy. Tho star
has sent Ralph =. B<njamin ON . tour Of
tho Fast side. Day By day no I. telling
star readers about the humpex grain and
frrif crop~ that are nsw being marketed.
and Hf.euf conditions generally In Eastern
W WnShinrt ION >--T<Iitor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27

ny R0RERr A. DONALDSON
Downright, teei. hy the United rrer.l
TWIN FALLS. Idaho. Sept
as--"f.ydie Il sweet and fine
Kiri and has heen wonderful
wife Anyone who knows her
knows that these charges of
murder against her must he
false ana I know the evidence
that win be brought out In tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
MorHER AND THE 0IRIs
'--------------------------------- = : :
JOSH WISE SAYS
IN man th't takes his time Is
always takin' somebody eise's
time, too.

II made eight holes In A." says
President Harding. then ! blew. "
No references 70 the days wnen ne
was In the Marion brass band.
l.. ID. Atkinson Is held incom-
municado In the city jail His
incarceration is said TO have
some connection with the Ma
honey murder case. Perhaps he
Is the guy that found the trunk
'.Mahonsy Picks Teeth as Murder
Trial Progresses, says newspaper
we cast our ballot In favor OF hang
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27

wENATCHEE. Sept I'll
The Wenatcice district h ship
ping this year tho greatest sp
pie crop In It's histovy--i6.ooo
carloads.
II tho railroad. and THERE'S
only one. shoots two so-cnr
trains out of wsnatchee every
day, II will take until some
time I'm March to move the
crop.
It's a question OF cars and trains
thls year. but the railroad officials
have assured the apple growers that
he cars and trains viii be provided
II tho Great Northern falls down
he apple growers viii lose-but tbs
=. n. has taken vow 70 move that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
Sidelights
on Trial

The number of handsome yuung
women In the courtroom = n0oAor
ing. Door guards declare ~ pags
tiaiity is being shown.
"Take off your hstr gFuWlo4o
spectator.
The woman In ffout q M
removed her headgear but W1oA-
cred him with burning gl1neo
over her shoulder.
A Judge il presumed - ~ tAo
best judge Of human nature. But
Judge Ronald hands the palm b <ho
Pullman porter.
The Pullman porter 10 the beae
judge of human nature In the
world" Ronald told group In the
corridor before court. The minuto
you get on the train the porter
knows whether you're dead enc or
are going to come thru"
While Mahoney was on trial
for numbering his wife, across
the hall into Judge John b.
Wright's court couple tripped.
Olaf Ekengren and Gertrude
Anderson. both OF Pearson,
Wash, were getting married.
They were so happy they didn't
dream what was going ON Hext
door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
VAST WEALTH WILL
POUR INTO VALLEY

Tho 10000 carloads OF apples
will bring into the wenstchee dis
trict. which includes Cheian, Okla
hogan and Douglas counties. about
$2O.o00.ooo The wheat. dairy prod.
ucts and other fruits. will bring
another 10000 900 into the district.
II conditions were normal in the
East. the Wenatoheo apple crop
would bring enormous prices. Sew
ersi Of tho Middle Western states
report complete apple crop failures.
There Is a ready market for tho
Wenatehee apples. but the prices
are not up 10 the 1919 scale.
The Wenatchee apple growers
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
A pERTIcKLER CUss

wATTED--Cow (white) IN family Of
- Country position tho year round
References for honesty. nsatnssa and
~.od temper required Wages t75. Write
= d. BOX 8. Greenwich .--A Advertisement
/. Greenwich Comm Press.
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ed on his little quarter mile stroll
around 10 the west entrance.
At any rate he knew his system
was workine--also the freshmen were
well aware OF the fact
"Yeh" ono Of tho latter told mo
Monday afternoon. rs simplest
thing. All va hafta do is just get
yer application approved--then go to
Crurn to Page Z, Column %
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This jewelry has been variously a.
umated by police and newspaper re-
porters as worth $4,000 to $4,000.
Dever said about half Of II had no
value whatever and placed valu.
alton of $500 on the diamond star
brooch, 500 on ring and $3.50 or
5000 on the crown and crescent
brooch. $3.50 or $500 on the butterfly
diamond pin and said her watch was
worth only IS or $40.
On cross-examination. o. l.. Miller.
handwriting expert. admitted he
thought.he was going to get pretty
good fee as witness for the state.
O. y. Callahan, manager of tho
Washington Fertilizer company.
Hoge building. testified that he had
sold to Kate Mahoney 10 shares oe
capital stock at 500 a share.
WANTED TO SELL STOCK
AT BARGAIN RATE
After Mahoney returned from st.
Paul. Callahan said the defendant
wanted to sell this $1,000 worth OF
stock for $500. He said Mahoney
was also negotiating to dispose OF
So, 500 mortgage on one OF Mrs.
Mahoney's properties and Mahoney
had told him he would invest 81 ,0c0
more in stock IL Mrs. Mahoney
authorized H..
The witness said Mahoney told
him Mrs. Mahoney was In Cuba and
that he had cabled her but that she
had replied she didn't want to invest
any more money.
The defense made a strong point
Of Csllahan's testimony. pointing out
the apparent discrepancy-s'that Ma
honey was willing TO sell the stock at
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Home Brew

Grcsffngs' Df6ya know thss
tia leaxt expensive calling cards
are fl,s rsyal fiushs
Won't b long now before the
plumbers GUNNER pipe dreams viii
Al be coming trus-
MOTHER AND T1TE GIRLS
Urom the Maple Valley Messenger,
xra G, y. Shoemaker 3ournsyed 20
Eaaton last Friday 70 most her two
s1sters who drove from Seattls 70 WabA
WAIia. Mrs. Shoemaker joining the party
es far as Eiisns5urK. returning TO Lester
~ train. Mrs Shoemaker and daughters
have THAR hair bobbsd--oh. you KIDS
Half of Chlcago's police force OK
s. 900 men are bootleggers. says Chief
Frtznorris. What are the other half1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27


such as he had done in the
Mahoney case for the state.
May replied:
Fifty dollars in the labor
atory and a 500 in the court
room, per day"
A loud guffaw was heard.
who was THAR" Judge Ronald
exclaimed.
The young man held up his hand.
''Bailiff. escort the gentleman out
Of court" the judge ordered.
THE cross.examination became so
monotonous that for the first time
during the trial. spectators fell
asleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
URGES HIM TO SPEED
UP EXAMINATION

III IssAAuI.NhlAOA>
Judge Ronald finally urged John.
sfon to speed up the examination.
The Judge said he did not wish to de
prive Johnston OF his own way OF ex-
amining the witness. but urged him
to use reasonable despatch.
Mahoney's smile faded when
the state called Bert a. North
rup. a lawyer occupying part Of
Johnston's office, to the stand.
Northrup was called for the
purpose Of pointing out the pos
sibility that Kate Mahoney's
own money is bcing used to de-
fend the husband accused Of her
murder.
Northrup testified that on May %.
three days after Mahoney's arrest, he
went with Johnston to the city jail
TO see the prisoner.
He said Mahoney turned over to
Johnston deeds TO Mrs. Mahoney's
property as well as mortgage.
The properties included the Sophie
apartments. 400 Denny way. and the
New Baker house. on First ave,
where Mahoney's mother and sister
were living.
When court reopened this morning.
Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas said the
state had only nine more witnesses to
call. One OF these is Captain of De-
tectives Charles T.. Tenant. the man
who solved the Mahoney trunk mys-
terry.
l.. ID. Atkinson, the Mystery
Man." was arrested in connection
with the Mahoney case.
This admission was made In
Judge Ronald's private chambers
today by Captain Tennant.
Tennant said Atkinson would
not be used in the case. however.
This Is the first admission made by
anyone connected with the Mahoney
prosecution that Atkinson was con.
nected with the case.
Prosecutor Douglas has several
times fatty denied IL. IL was learned
that Sheriff Matt Starwlch had not,
as reported yesterday. received Atkin.
son at the county Jail Starwich said
the police had asked him to hold At
kinson, but that he had refused to
do so until warrant had been is
sued He intimated that Atkinson
was arrested without warrant.
Douglas says Atkinson is being
held as a figutive from Justice.
MRS. JOHNSON AGAIN
SHOWS INTEREST IN CASE
Dolly johnson exhibited keen in.
terest in the case for the first time
since yesterday afternoon when Just
before noon today. w. Il. Dever, a
jeweler, as a witness for the state,
inventoried Kate Mahoney's jewelry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
Gentleman With C
BY Wanda Won K Kettler

Recorder r.. ". Stone knows by
experience that his system Of
registration at the university Il
In working order.
Now, the recorder made n ruling
that absolutely NO ONE was 10 pass
thru the registration lines unless he
possessed that very necessary slip Of
paper called a Repatriation blank"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
DENIES Girl.
WAS NUDE

Miss Rappe was dr~ssed and her
hair was hanging. She was moan.
ing. 4 am dyingr"
Previous testimony was that Miss
Rappe was nude.
Miss Pyvron was dressed in blue
suit and and Jacket with hat TO
match. She spoke In a low voice and
picked her words carefully.
"Arbuckle said. That will make
her come to-" Miss Pyvron added.
referring 10 Arbuckie putting piece
OF ice on Miss Rsppe's body.
She said she had not heard Mrs.
belmont say. Roscoe. you always
have your little joke"
Arbuckie's case was called at if15
n. m
The movie star had been forced 20
wait is minutes. while two negroes
had their troubles settled by the
Judge.
Miss Pyvron was closely cross.
examined.
She denied she had refused to sign
n statement regarding the case after
telling tho story to the district at.
torney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
STORM WARNING

" StiWt VHititflNO
Hoist southwest storm warn.
ing. 1880 n. m. Storm Off Van
couver Island moving rapidly
southeast. Fresh to strong south.
east shifting to southwest gales.
today and tonight.
WEATHER
Tonight and Wednesday. rain;
fresh to strong southerly gales.
Temperature Last "a Hours
Maximum. 65. Minimum. Sc.
Today noon, 62.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
Saw FATTY
TORTURE HIS
GIRL VICTIM
Sensational Story Of Fatal
Party Is Told in
Court
NY NJ. n. TRACY

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. FL
Icy Pyvron. pretty show Kiri.
hurled serious charges against
fled today In Arbueislc's prclim-
inary hearing for the aiiered
mur,icr Of virginia Rsppc. She
told her version Of Arboclxir's
Labor day party. alleged TO have
pr~ccd.d the girls death.
Miss Pyvrou declared shc saw
Artueitlc torture Miss Rappo
with . plecc Of icc. cxcishning.
THAT win make her cone to-
she charged that Arbuckle threat.
ened to throw her out. because
she's too noisy"
CRIES TIM DYING As
SIZE LIES ON BED
She described Miss Rapps az lying
on the bed In Arbuckis's room. cry
ting. I'm DYING I'm dyingi Hs hurt
mo-. after tho alleged assault
'Sha wns dressed. but her hair waA
down." Afss Pyvron testified. AR.
buckle had been In the room with
her about an hour.
Mrs. belmont had kicked on tho
door. and Mrs. belmont cried. Open
tho door, want 10 speak TO vir-
Einia.'
when Arbuckie opened the door.
no was dressed In bath robs and
pajasnas and had on virginia's hat.
Mrs. Dslmont and ran into thu
room.
I'VE saw Miss Rspps lying on one
-. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
NliS. JOHNSON AGAIN
SHOWS INTEREST IN CASE

Dolly johnson exhibited keen in.
terest in the case for the first time
since yesterday afternoon when Just
before noon today. w. Il. Dever. a
jeweler, as witness for the state.
inventoried Kate Mahoney's jewelry.
Evening star., 1921-07-17
St0rewide July Sales
GOODBYE; GOOD
LUCK

To you r.1en and women
who are being dismissed
from the government
service, because there is
no longer sufficient work
to require SO many em-
plOyes, we wish to say a
word of farewell.
Most of you have been
in Washington for several
years. You have been
good citizens, splendid
neighbors, fine friends.
You have served the peo-
pie of this country and
their government. You
have certainly not been
overpaid.
And, as you scatter to
the four corners of these
United States, we want
you to know that there
goes with you from the
people of Washington a
hearty hand clasp of
friendship and best wishes
for success in new fields
of endeavor.