The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30
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Much, he
SAYS With
BRAVADOI
Irritated Because Guard 4
Unable to Get Desired
Brand Of Cigaret

Isom White ieft Seattle thGo
morning for walia waIla e -
hanged
When the train pulled ont q ~
Union station Il go be vas suDele
ing . cigAret-
His last words were: Il 1ooI
caYe--much.s
Travelling guards from the peut
tentisry brought White from ~
Snohsmish county jaiI at UvocQ4
yesterday afternoon. He spent ~
night in the King county IN hQt4
PUT ON A CAREFULLY
PRESSED NEW SUIT
This morning he shaved ~
bfeakfastedL He put on = n&
brown suit. that had been cnro(ul
cleaned and pressed for him bGcv1
he left Everett . purple foUr<u
hand tie. and new brown CA
A limousine carried him ano M
other psisonsry 1estined I'm ~
|psu1eentinry 70 the depot
MOI nsorv than d0san psop1e ~
tired ths rsurdsrer - he e1f1G
onto ths train hAndcuffed - ancl
His step ~ nm - - /.
down III aisto = the .smeriRG ~ y
nRd took . e1n4 49, = W(n1pv o
unros eha kru0e ~
'Hsw d you fesi tAis xnnEu1r1
be Wns as1eed
.F1ne and 6andyr he eBcnno
smiling. With m dlr Of bravn6A
But hi ngnfls seGmed foruo1 -
his bravndo Setgned- His flu1u
twftched and trembled - be TN II
his pockets for . pack Of clGoro4n
He hadn't any.
WANTS CIOARE1S 10
SMOKE ON WAY OVER
i've got SO in my grip,~ h m11 Il
Can ! buy some cigArets to un11
on the way overf.
A guard asked: what h1n1 -
you liker'
Il smoke Lucky 9tr1kea.s war
replied He seemed relieved No.
the guard went out, but wae no061
ibly irrttated when the lattor ~
turned moment later with wurA
that he was unable to find u e.
sired brand
well. IN take cAmels, then: ~
don't like them ~ wen" satf 11o
slayer. III you don't mind geffine
them. Id like . couple Of packneon.s =
The ciearets were brought -
again Whites hand trembled q -
tore open Z PACKAGE ana feat ~ :
match.
This handcuff h pretty TIM q
my wrist" he complained.
The cuff was loosened spmevn~H.
White grtnned gratefully.
That's lot better" he saif
SEES ANOTHER
PRISONER SNUFFITN0
One OF the other priponarn -
muffiing. White nav the tear ~
the others eyes and HIS fnco 6rr-,
grave. He looked out the win1pv.
silently.
fiow's your lawyer coming nlnne
with your petition to Governor H,r8
to set you q life ssntenceY' he wao
asked
Il don't know. I haven't -
Mr.. Smith since about week -.
didn't ask him then how many
signers he had got ! guess = cdunlo
OF thousand. maybe" he said
Whites feeble old father ana
mother visited him last SUNDAY -
the jail In Everett They bads hin
goodbye for the last time. He ~
not care to talk about the parting.
They may come to Walla Wa1la
to see me-" he said. 1T all dcpends
III they are ahie. I don't care II
the governor gives me life IN.
tence or not--much-~
IOvEAIL HOPES 10
WITNESS HANGING
Accompanying the party 70 ~.
Is Deputy Sheriff n, u
Ioveall. who said he hoped to wlk.
ness the hanging Friday Of John
Schmitt.
Schmitt win be the first 10 70 -
the gallows under the statc's new
hanging law. White will be second
White. unless reprieved, win az
on May 20 for his part In the kilL
ing OF Lee Linton. an Everett tnza
driver. He will not be permitted. A
Is said. to see his accomplice. : boR
named Morton. who y serving q lifS
term.
Since the murder White has pann,
I'd his 20th birthday.
2S. 600 BusheIs of