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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27

thru the same set OF tests. West
land is already at work on the pro-
gram.
Girls will be tested In the semi
finals for their ability TO display the
emotions. swim. ride horseback. play
tennis. golf. dance. and otherwise
act" They viii be tried out for
grace and personality In various cos.
TUNES and in a variety OF make
ups" Finally. the judges will per.
sonally interview each semifinai
contestant 10 determine her breeding
and degree OF culture.
As the entry books close Satur>
day, girls who wish to enter the
contest should speed their photo
graphs and entry blanks to the con.
test conductor. Seattle Star office,
as rapidly as possible.
CONDITIONS or THE CONTEST
1.-The contest Ia open to Kirls Of any
age living In King county who have had
no previous stage. screen. cabaret or
other theatrical experienced Star. Uni-
versal and clemmsr theatre employee are
barred.
s--Ciris under ~ VINO enter the contest
must have the written consent Of parent
| or guardian.
| s--Contcstants must nrst submit 4
photograph OF themselves TO The star for
the use of judges In selecting those to
appear In the test films.
| From those who appear In the test
films the judges win choose the winner.
Sho must accept 10 weeks contract
with the Universal Film Co. at Holly
wood. Cal
b-The winner will be paid $1,000 and
travelling expenses to Los Angeles and
| return Payment will he made at the
rate OF sfoo q week during the 10 weeks'
| engagement
s-The winner viii appear IN a Univcr-
| sal production. IL she makes good" IN
this film she win be offered q perm nent
position with Universal
THE Star cannon guarantee the re-
turn of any picture submitted In the con-
| test. II Is advisable to have a cory
made " the photograph Is valued.
| s--Ne more entries viii be received
after April 70.
s--tn the finai tryouts every effort vii
be made to suit tho convenience OF cou-
testants as TO hours
All girls who have not yet been filmed
including all who have entered the CON
| test since last Saturday. are called for
| tests and tryouts Thursday. They are
to report at the Ciemmer theatre box
| office at 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
! rain or shinA
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Decide Two Men
Slay Each Other

los ANGELES. Cal. April IT,
Convinced that Dr. Joseph +. Dur
and. dentist. and Myron George Nc.
Cauley. 20. scenario writer. killed
each other. police today abandoned
their investigation OF the strange
double staying.
An autopsy has furnished proof
conclusive. County Surgeon Wagner
announced. that Dr. Durand shot Nc.
McCauley. before dying. shot and kill.
McCauley before dying. shot and kill
ed his dentist chum.
The bodies Of Dr. Durand and Nc
cauley were found Monday at dawn
beside a wrecked automobile In n
street here. Two pistols were dis
covered close to the bodies.
McCaulcy and Durand were con.
stantly together and. according to
friends. they had appeared morose
and depressed lately. This caused de-
tcctivcs 10 lean toward suicide pact
theory. rather than another explana.
ton advanced--that they killed each
other In a "lovc duel' over some
woman.
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$4,000 GIRLS
DISAPPEAR
In l YEAR!
Lured to Big Cities From
Small Towns and Farms,
They Drop From Sight

WASHINGTON. April .I.--sixty.
five thousand girls disappeared In the
United States last year without leav.
ing trace. The grea, majority were
iured TO the big cities from the small
towns and farms. They have dropped
from sight and their fate ls an un.
solved mystery.
This story was brought 60 the Ma.
tional Congress Of Mothers and Par.
ent Teachers associations convention
here today with a plea for the crea-
ton OF central bureau To help lind
nisninE girls. Lieutenant Catherine
Van Winkic. of the District 81 Co
iumhia police department. told the
convention ono Of the birEes; needs
OF the country was TO save the army
OF rirls who annually are lost In big
cssien.
Plans .verc being made today to
Ask the convention 10 launch q Wig.
orvus campaign Against loose NOR.
ala Mrs. Ward Morgan and Mira
William Ulmsn Of the Missouri state
organisation. ver~ prcparvd 20 intro
,dses rsnnlsattons dcsnandlrs ,atoution
OF ch~cking of curssss ~ school girls
ard older women when attending
dances and.
Tho knee-length dr~~r
Diaphanous attire.
Rouge.
Suggestive dances
Objectionable movies.
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This IL the last call TO all girls In
The Star.Univcrsal $1,000 moving
picture contest, including all who
have entered since last Saturday. to
appear for tost pictures at the Glenn.
mer box office Thursday at 10 a. m..
rain or shine.
Those who enter after Thursday
win be called for test pictures early
next week. None can enter after
Saturday OF this week.
Ben Westland. who IA hero from
Universal City with hts bride Of two
weeks. experimenting the contest
for the Universal Film company. an.
nounced today that the winner must
be picked by May l5. MS the company
N eager to have her in the studios
for n picture TO be filmed early in
June.
As soon as the first test films have
been completed. the five contest
judges will assemble 20 choose the
girls whom they wish to review In
the semifinals.
Alonzo Victor Lewis. one of the
Judges. said yesterday he believed n
plan should be adopted whereby all
girls in the semi.flnais might be put
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
"Smash Revolt" Is
Order of Oregon

MEXiCo CITY. April 27.-Presi.
dent Obrcgon today ordered his mill.
tary leaders to proceed without
mercy" against revolutionary leaders
in Northern Mexico.
Only absolute surrender Of these
chieftains will be accepted. he dc
ciarcd.
obregon declared no revolution is
planned for May s. despite rumors
which have flooded the capital.
Revolutions are caused by improp.
or acts Of the government" he said.
UP TO date this administration has
committed none and has no uprising
10 fear"
Obregon said he win oppose a
project for spending 35o.ooo.ooo on
the navy.
He declared he win not militarize
the railroads.
II viii be expensive. he said. and
serve no useful purpose. since the
country is not threatened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Two Names Are Added to
Stars Washington Roster

TACK JUNGMEYER and LOWELL MELLETT, news
J papernen well known in Seattle, have just been
ADDED TO the Washington staff Of The Seattle Star
Mr.. Meetts dispatches began coming from the
tiona capital last week. The first dispatch from Mr..
Jungmeyer received today.
Mr.. Jungmeyer worked on The Star in Seattle and
for three years past has been in charge of the Coast
bureaus of the Newspaper Enterprise Association, of
which The Star is one of the directing members.
Mr.. Melett managing editor of the old Seattle
Sun. When that newspaper suspended he was taken
over by The Stars service the United Press for
which he later enviable reputation in Europe.
Lately Mr. Mellett has been managing editor Of Col
lers Weekly which journal he leaves to become associ
ated with The Stars capital bureau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Won't Defend Man
Fired From Army

II did not know this man had
been kicked out OF the American
army, ana I cannot defend him now
unless ordered TO do so by the court. :"
Attorney Jack Sullivan said in FEEDER.
al court Wednesday.
He referred TO John l.. Rice. code
fendant with +. q. Arcouctte and IL.
G. Mclaughlin on booze charges.
Judge Cushman appointed Sullivan
as attorney for Rice. All three men
pleaded not guilty.
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Arrest and Free
"Chick" Candil

los ANGELES. Cal. April .7.--
Arnold c'chick'D GandiL former first
taSemsn OF the Chicago White Sox.
arrested on teicEraphic Instructions
from Chicago in connection with tn,
1919 world series scandal. was re.
leased from the city Jail today on
hts own recornixance.
Gandii was freed following re-
celpt Of telegram from States At
,orncy Grove Of Cook county. whicn
read
ALLOW Arnold Candil TO come TO
Chicago at his own expense"
Gandii said he would leave here
toner row evening.
lie has been working In n lumber
yard hcrc.
'-They have nothing on me-" he de-
ciarcd. Il was willing to 60 hack
long ago. but Charles Comiskey
would no, pay my travelling ex-
I,enaca."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
What Do You
Know?
When is a TiciR?
No Matter of Hours.
Closest Relatives.
identical" Ticins.
cy GERTRuDE DAVENPORT

There are. OF course. many kinds
OF twins.
- mother thinks of her twins as
~ tod or had. strong or IN. sunny or
rurly. guick or slow. tall or short
boy or girl The teacher ciassif'es
slsem according to their response or
lack OF response To tho various
school activities
when these same twins come be
fore the student OF hercdi,y for
study he finds them 10 be OF two
kinds. namely ul ordinary twins and
t.1 identical twins.
Ordinary twins. as far as the stu
dent OF hercdity Is concerned. are
merely brothers. sisters or brother
and sister who happen TO he horn
on one and the same day.
They are no more nearly related -
each other than they are 10 any Of
the other brothers and sisters In
their own fraternity.
Identical twins. on the other hand.
are either both brothers or both
SISTERS and never Of opposite sexes.
Identical twins have one and the
same maternal and paternal origin
that Is to say-they develop from
one and the sams fsrtllszfd cell
Snds~d. there are efs2 F<cor1sss
o. three brothers. os three slsters-
tr1riess--dcveiopln from one cell
ksgnerc Is no closer relationship pos
n1pc.
Reproduction In the animal king.
doN is accomplished mainly BY build
ing. By division or by egg-layirg.
The latter method u the most com
mon 10 the higher forms. while the
lowest forms produce most OF their
generations by division: that is to
NY. by the separation OF the mother
cell or organism into two parts or
daughter cells
Sometimes two or more Of these
methods are combined to produce
the young.
Thus certain forms lay true eggs.
md these eggs In turn cast off a
number OF smaller parts or buds.
I Each bud develops into an individual
young.
This latter method Of reproduction
IL the one employed by the arrna-
( dilIo. The arrnadillo produces only
one egg for each litter OF young.
From this one egg series Of buds
nn<1se and separate 10 form a num-
ber Of young.
II is believed by some students Of
heredity that human identical twins
may arise by this method.
The attending physician could
determine beyond dispute the exact
relationship OF twins; for identical
twins develop In the same enbry-
ane covering. whereas ordinary twins
possess each an embryonic mem
brane fchorion) Of its own.
But even when the physicians rec
ords are absent. Identical twins can
nearly always be identified by their
+ close physical. mental and spiritual
resemblances.
In the first place. identical twins
look so much alike as to confuse
playmatcs, teachers. or even par
ents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
HENRY ALBERS FREED!
Denuer Women
Waging Battle
on Rent Hogs

DENVER. April :T-M Mothers
OF Denver are preparing to take
action against profiteerinF land
lords. Members OF the Parent.
Teacher association have decided
20 aSk that landlords who eS.
ciude children he submitted 20
penalties OF finc and imprison.
tncrt
The rent question is no longer
q question OF money. but mat.
ter Of human life, representative.
declared here today. Children arc
undcrfed and poorly clad because
their parents wages are rifl.d by
profitc-ring landlords 80 ther. Ia
not enough left TO properly care
for the children. II was pointed
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Wife Sues Husband
and MOther-in-LQu

Suing her husband and her moth
er.in.iaw at the same time. Mrs.
Blanche Stevens filed her complaint
In superior court wednesday asking
for divorce from Burton II. Stevens
and for an injunction against his
mother, Phoebe u. Stevens Blakesly.
TO keep her from disposing OF the
stevens home.
Mrs. Stevens claims her husband
gave all his money to his mother,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27

who. in turn. doled out pittanccs to
her and told her to work II she
needed more. She says she and her
husband have made payments on
the home, but the property is entire
ly In Mrs. Blakesly's name.
According to her allegations, stew
ems let her take their son. Duane. 8.
to Minnesota for his health last
year, but has refused TO furnish
money for the trip or for her to re.
turn homo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
DRY DAYS, THESE!
Dry days. mu brothers.!
Seattle's dry squad has not
made an arrest In three daysi
Children and Mother
Are Burned to Death

GREAT FALLS. Mont. April 81.
The four little children OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lambert were burned to
death yesterday. The mother died
a few hours later ms result OF her
burns. The tragedy was caused by
can OF kerosene with which a fire
was being started.
The father Is said 60 be In a
critical condition. He escaped by
leaping. with his 1o-year.old son.
from the burning building. The boy
rescued his 2.year-oid sister who was
sleeping on the first floor.
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Page One,
Column 3.

kerchcwi
Ahah kerchow.
Gr-a, snc~zinx weather.
~First aid to autos. Course opsnod
at Y II c. A.
Northwest lumber movies TO be
shown In East
Saturday. Z p m. natives OF
France To meet. sos Marion ST
The silver THREAD" a fairy play.
sat. q .. m. Collins Field house-
City council asked To appropriate
$500 for Memorial day expenses.
Seattle E.v~rett tnicrurbAn IN
wmas4a gntA. a. 6omrnptAtkoo dckrt
Il. II KING. hrad of KING Piumb.
ing and Heating Co. rstsres from
mxhop VIM o. Shepard. ". T.
confervnce. speaks at U Friday
morning.
Rotary features calves Of organ
ixation at meeting In Masonic club
J rocms wednesday.
Purchasing Arentsf association
hears L. r. LAueks. Wed noon.
Bianc's.
Tell the truth in ads. plea Of bet
Ter business bureau. Chamber OF
commerce.
Dance Of the Cr-eters: Seattle no
tel clerks TO gamboI. Masonic tenn
pie. "wednesday night
Lake Union canal was a. hard "a
build as Panama canal. 4. II. Hcdgcn
tells EuKin~ers' club.
ssio Rainier ave: Tis p. m. Wed
York Community club TO meet: home
OF Mrs. Mary ,. washturn.
business men 10 meet 10 discuss
China relief: Friday. Z .. m. Cham.
Der OF Commerce ASSEMBLY, hall.
Five youths drive car OF NJ H.
Scott. s2& Mob HIii ave-. into another
machine. wreck II and run.
Edward clifford. director state Do
parument labor and industries. offers
To be mediator In coal strike.
Three huge RATS. to,aling 1900
900 feet lumber. TO be tcwsd from
Columbia river 20 san Diego.
DI.oas Sutherland. former Seattle
newspaper man. passes thru city
wednesday with pcdigrced garbagr
I hound.
"Loganberry Jim Fullerton given
! testimonial OF appreciation for work
in berry culture BY Mutual Business
Mems club.
Dr. Yutaka Mlnstuchi 10 address
Engineers club. Thursday. 1890.
Arctic bldg. on "American-Jap apancse
Relations"
Frank II. Cartier. &c. accused Of
stealing diamond ring from Miss Ma
rio Neupauer. Stewart hotel, bi7
Madison st. Arrested.
Sam Gum. Chinese cook from
Ketchikan. under orders OF deporta,
ton by the immigration department
files petition for writ OF habeas
corpus In federal court
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Alleged Robber Is
Wounded in Fight

ERIE. Pa. April 27.--A man be
lieved 10 be Charles Chair and also
believed wanted In Denver for a
Szs.ooo express robbery. was serious
iy wounded In a gun battle with
railroad detectives here this morn
ing and one detective was less Sc
l.dopsly shot by Chair before he was
Yt1pfured.
Two bullets struck Chair during
the duel with the detectives. one
bullet lodging In Chairs kidney. II
is doubtful that he will recover.
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you CANT LICK
THE KAISER"
Twelve Reported
Dead in Tornado

JACKSON. Miss. April 27.-Struck
by a tornado. the little town OF BrAx.
ton. Is miles from here. is devastated
and more than dozen persons are
reported to have been killed.
Every business house in the place
was destroyed and practically every
residence partially or totally wrecked.
T. NJ. Everett, president of the
Bank of Braxton. was killed when he
failed to reach the security of his
banks vaults. Five persons who took
refuge in the vaults were saved.
The wind lasted for only . few
minutes.
Braxton. which Is town OF only
a few hundred. Is cut off from all
communication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Children in Danger
on Streets, He Says

An auto owner tcicphoned The
star today TO ask us II we couldn't
do something about keeping small
children off the streets and out Of
danger from machines.
II nearly ran over one this morn
ing" he said we try 10 avoid them.
but you never know what a very
small child. playing on the street.
IL going 10 do next
II think that parents. to protect
their children. should try 10 keep
them off the streets"
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Stole Money From
Y.M.C.A. Is Charge

Charged with stealing SO cents
from the University Community ".
NJ. G. A.. Francis Fiattum Is In
county Jail with hail fixed at 500.
Flattum, according to the petit lar
ceny complaint filed by the prose.
cutting attorney Wednesday. visited
the Y. M. G. A. regularly and asked
TO use the telephone. When he left,
it Is charged. money left with NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Missing Man Object
of Search by Police

Missing with $3.50 since Saturday,
when he was seen In soft drink
parlor. Roy Woodard, 20, OF f12ih
jackson ST.. was the object OF police
search Wednesday. Woodward was
with a partner with whom he was
going 20 operate vegetable store
house at 1856 Il. Marginal way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Arrested for Dope;
Forfeits $500 Bail

Bond OF $500. belonging TO h D.
Noble. was forfeited In federal court
Wednesday. With c. Kay. Noble
was charged with importation Of Is
five-taei cans OF smoking opium. Tho
charges against Kay were dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
CONVICTED
As GERMAN
SUPPORTER
Government Confesses Error
in Sensational Case and
Orders His Release

WASHINGTON. Aprfl T.-The
government today confessed error
and asked revcrsai by the supreme
court OF the conviction Of Henry
Albers. Portland. Ore. for alleged
pro German utterances during the
war. The motion was made ~
Solicitor General Frierson and auto
natically will result in removal ~
the conviction.
The defense of Aibep inclu6Go
statements that he had been drink
ing when the alleged disloyal uftoe.
ances were made on train from Gon
Francisco TO Portland In Octobor.
1918. He WAS fined $4,000 by the
federal court for the district Of Or
gon and sentenced TO two yea1 ~
prisoumeut
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PORTLAND. April 77.-Hsnry ~
oera multi millionaire and .tuRInnR
hend % the AIbers Htoa' v3oW1nG
1glils o.. ce ppslAAnd, was ssu4nnnuo
70 two years on Mcneil ialanA ~
fined sic.oeo By Federal Judos -
here. eQ February 8. 1913.
He was.eharged with violating ~
espionage act. His defense vae ekat
the alleged traitorous uttaanooo
were made By him while In sfa1o -
intoxication.
TRIAL CREATED
SENSATION
Tho trial created . senmt1sn.
Feeling was exceptionally btttsF
against Aibers.
Following the Bean decision, A.
bers appealed his case to the United
States court Of appeals. which. on
February IS. 1890. at san Frsncisco,
sustained his original conviction
According to court records, The
counts on which AIbers was cnnvic&r
ed were based on the following ~
legged utterances charged TO him:
81 am German and don't deny u
Once a German. always a German
Il served rs years under the knk
ser. and would 80 back to Germany
tomorrow"
Il came here supposlng Il was =
free country. but I find It 10 not -
free as Germany"
II came here without anything.
and could 80 away without any
thing"
Il am pro-German: 90 are my
brothers"
you CANT LICK
THE KAISER"
"a German can never be beaten
by Yank."
You never can lick the kaiser-
never in a thousand years"
There will be revolution IN this
country in ten years: yes. In two.
II may be tomorrow"
Il could take a gun myself ara
fight right here"
ITO he'll with America.
Il have helped Germany in this
war. and I would give every cent I
have to defeat the United States
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Despondent because OF uncmploy.
menI G. \. swanson. ~. attempted
suicide by taking strychnino at 2tos
fffth ave. w. Tuesday night. lie Ia
in city hospital. expected TO recover
lie is unmarried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
Hurley Says German
Dispute Hurts u. S.

CHICAGO. April zTl--FaiIurc 20
settle the German rcparations aucs
ton is costing American business
millions OF dollars each day. II. ~.
Hurley, former chairman OF the
United States shipping board. said 20
the United Press today.
This question, aitho II may seem
remote To us, affects every com
munity in the country" Hurley said.
Forty per cent OF our steamships
arc tied up In the docks: so per cent
OF the railroads are experiencing
slack times: the United States and
the whole world lis at n standstill."
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Two Quake Shocks
in Riverside, Cal.

RIVERSIDE. Cal. April 27.-Two
slight earthquake shocks were felt
here this morning. There was no
damage. but windows and dishes
were ratified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-27
in JEALOUS
RAGE, kills
HIS BRIDE
War Veteran Then Stays
Self: Wife Puts Up Terrific
Fight for Life

Following a terrific death struggle.
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson. -. graduate
nurse. was shot and Killed BY her
husband. Peter James Nelson. 81.
overseas veteran. Ia their roorns at
iiis Harrison st. at ios5 .. IN.
Tuesday, Nelson turned the gun on
himself and inflicted fatal wounds
Detectives bruke into the room
after the fatal affray. They found
q in Wild disorder. Mrs. Nelson IN
believed To have made a daeperats
struggle to save her life. Both
bodies bore bruises and scratches. the
marks OF the ferocioua fight when
humfxa nj rzstasrht 40 kfr ,sss.
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hatrons said Jeanette has sent silk
hosiery. candy and large corsage bou-
quets OF beautiful flowers to Cathc-
rine for the last several months.
Jeanette was arralgned In court
week ago on complaint Of Catherine.
following the receipt Of the letter in
which the bullet was enclosed.
on promise not 10 bother Catherine
any more. Jeanette was released
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HAD WORKED IN
BREMERTO> HOSPITAL,

Mrs. Nelson had two sisters In
Bremcrton. Her father operates a
bakery In Olympia. She was gradu
a'cd from Martins private hospital
here two years ago and had worked
In Brcmsrton hospital since that
time.
Nelson was rna'. on q fishing ves.
sci. Before he served In the army.
during tho war, he had served In tho
navy. on the battieshlp kearsarwc.
lie had brother. n. I. Nelson. liv.
Ing a, is3s w. s7th ST. In his pock.
cts was found tiit7s. part OF his
1910 bonus.
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MARRIED TWO MONTHS.
OF AttltEI.ED lNCESsANTlY

The Nelson's had bccn married but
two fnopths. They quarrvicd inocs
sanity. Nelson being insaneiy jealous
OF his bride. Mira Hattie Head. sister
OF tho iapdiady. Mrs. Helen Waugh.
told police
Tho mortal srufyle Tuesday night
was caused BY Mrs Nelson's failure
to come home Tor supper. police ay.
she arrived al , p. m High wGw1s
sn1 4 f,whe fciSowesi IN tho N~1Den
room and thrn came several shots.
Mrs. Head rushed upstairs and
tried to break into the room. The
door was locked Inside all was NJ.
lent She called police. Mrs. Mel.
sons body was lying in one corner Of
the room. n frw feet from tho dying
form Of Nelson. The gun had been
thrown into another corner.
Nelson died ~ he was being taken
into The dressing room at Tire city
hospital lie had shot himself In the
h~ad
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All Eskimo tribes speak the same
basic language.