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Property for Exchange
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INCUAN.I-AJTON ~
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ot t.fuom house. must he Nm snod Iors.
tiHn ar1 Yti..s tiEht. Gail y-agr s.I8
Will SELL -or tr,dr INV Io,omoriI.
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cedar lgga nr psacc 19qe
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ENChAN'E S.room modem teod', t,eco.,dl' ~.
900 Nt Nt''I
BOSTON. s.. 6lg.-Fot gN,hpnyr for stock
~ merchandise. t.rooui hpuuc with sleep.
inE porch. u Ttvhuska. price 1000
atso one chicken i"rw 10 acres one hof
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FOR SALE ur t.tIr Wut.rs IIUfuis IHt
ON pavement tnN'NH t,rt tHHuv l.t..
FOR TRADE Tulsa rror,rt, ur ntm
northern ArIeus4a prtf,fr,i Vrrr
$3.50 rsrr W.r1
iuW SALE ur traI. Sow ....... modern
bnnrnlow. vIi' a.gert so.i u,iern iaf
as n,-t ro,mspt 0s,rc ,5.e.H
FOu riNpE. Thra,.r.,u. n.Ha, r.r,..
and one.4uort,r a,ro u,.t. tata ..,l
,i,oo. has loan for 1000 SEQ Joru
Barrett room cus Robinson lN1E
ihon" 'saeo iN,. trl'f ''''
FDN TRADE tr Bgr,1t,. equity w S.
room house uBl Dot. and two lofts tIrpf.
ali ON Nsrh Denver Want 10 ar n.arc
o,rrs IhUus cedar t1in ur O.trc sHpi
FOR TRADE -n a,rc- bn1 iurur
county scat town in western DkHnump.
trade for propcrt, on s1ui sprnga .at
Inc q. \. Gown t2o a. MAIN o"s'
5oi1
RON TRADE .Tht...,gI. .hf,krn r4n.h.
room house. chicken house and "a
y. Ic,gr. h'cN' N"Ilh ialN View
FARMS HOMES BUSINESS PROPERTY
tNCNANGIb ANp SOLD
Properties ~ Notit VII got results.
SLL r., y. word --A LNNth hIDi
Cedar 2blt. Tulsa oh.a. os'se toah
coon q.f1otu uod.iY house close ip Dp
full.sizcd lot. attnuuvcy puccd. will
take good car or vacant lot as first
rnymcut Cedar iItg
HAVE Ia rTU6,T of r,fIt,a lT Ni1L1r1n
want 90 sell your 'ltN prur','N lct us
N.Y. I,s. ,lp'',n ~ IT, ,,al" 1,ut''I 1,,,,t''',I}
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HAVE some choice f.ult farms Iu north.
west Arksrsas and southwest Missouri
go trndc Gl3.1t Tuioma U'lg Phone
Usage 1899. National Realtors n ~.
change
HAVE clear iund fret mortgage notes
and few stools out town merchandise
~ trade anna Tiroua RIdE Phone
osaEr 1922
NATIDNAT. urAITppg 4 FNCitNSGE
,..-,.
NEW broom W"n'Ih huhs'l"N. ilh" 'n''
tion, VIII consider car or lot eH iliHt
payment toinr llt2
SIfBtfKUA. room roaIdrn,c. brand
new. nicely rapcrcd. good large screened
porch and front porch with large lot.
three blocks from bus line, will trnd"
ra'tcrson realty 60. ososo soto.7i2o
SIN h'M an ,"G'I, SDp"' ,,jo pS ,or ' hov." "' ",
farr, rnr,E,,tf oLIabou,a What have
,ouS John D. Terrell. Kaufman hotel.
Tulsa
TBAbE t,r T,,Ts, rcsiden,. $50 acres Inn
silis county. near cage. fenced ANA
cross fenced; good house. barn and
well. some timber two springs. tho
growing crop. farm machinery an live
stock. Including lLh hogs. all to be sac
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !.
Real Estate for Rent
APhRTMENTs UNfNHNIsHED


APhRTMENTs UNFINISHED Is
porch: ina dor bed 10 : Trenton
ADMIRAL PLACE. l62o--Nico nov apart
ment for rent. hardwood floors. rea-
senahle. osase 9i7l.R
ATTRACTIVE Groom, lower apartme0t;
cool, roomy we'll located, garage, pos
session about tho 10Th osage 27l6.
APARTMENT uufurnlshcd. North Don.
yer. four rooms ana sleeping porch.
good well NJ water. most desirable sum
mrr location. call MT sutton, Usage
s7I.
BHLTIMORE, s iGi5--FonT largo rooms
bath and sun parl0T. garage Inquire
1873 s nallimore. Osags 3i7i-R.
CHEYENNE. T.. 9lS-FIye room apart
mont close in DHuEe bfH7.
CLOSE-IN apartment. with all modern
convenlen,cs and Ianitor service. hight
gas, water ana well water. furnished
Cynthia court end Esther apartment,
corner ~ seventh and South Cheyenne,
OsaEe 1907
FOUR.K0oM modern aPafiInc0i h5rd,
wood floors. tile hnth. iu-a.duT bed. hot
water, lta3 g. Rockford. Adults only.
For RE&T-Vaoaut june 10, modern
apartment, J-r"uIu efficiency, south
cSposure. basement stationary lgun.
dry tub. locker ana garage. Usage 1850.
FOR --uuurnishoi apartment nvr
rooms Hnd bath. located AZ tho Ruth
Mne apartments Fourth ana Houston. .
price so per month, references App,y
Roy FHrh'it t.lN hudlinr
FOR RENT-Bost0 View apartments.
one C-ruom modern efficiency apart
moui. all bu.lt-In fraturor, white en-
Ewol woodwork, hand painted walls,
iou.tor service. fr0o SOB References
HOUSTON. s., 400 -Tour.to0m apartmeut.
furnished 0r uufuTu0shod, private bath.
walking distance. oall 90 W Fourth.
LARGE i.rogm opar'ment Eleventh ana
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Real Estate for Rent
---------....-..- :. - -
HOUSES tNflhNlsuED ~
NOT modern uut very nice. $50 per
month three hlogks from bus line,
CON 'sRC' Noto.71sn.
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s,' ''" i''' bungalow p'ft-
l''u'.nrl h''n. hf'akt"t room
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With irantri Tr,g,b 5"a,, b,Ii ir fss.
torres 100 kIf,h,u. located within Walking
dfsfsu,, Hu1 un bus line, ono block ta
cor Nuo. DaBrr igqH ur eos
FuN RrNr r,e.,a,u hous, with bath.
All newly decorated. east sIuc, 800.
rhoro os'rc .ht.1.
ron UENI Two modern s.room bpurn.
lows ,''h WIN r,tnE' oni one sldo
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go.
hnu'E " ln., For tcnl broon buusn
..g,i,n roS S,u ,r .,,,,n nt si6 a
Un.iu"
l'' " N''N house, newly decorated
n'II h'", u.w cor INC an. "n I'lc
''.''.' l'' '''' .''' g., NJ .''
ulshcd. ,Ius' boo, ONE bnDt rnm utncv;
=" per month. Call 'H'go t'd'. lilV
" fnutin
TuU UrNr .Tour.t tuom house. 7u ~
ron nENr-ouc S.roam house. iG27
Norfolk. 4.ter garage. OsaEc stTl, sam
charley CT MrGinnis
sidc nice yati. usage eaG2
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FuR RENT -rhrec-room modern dupieT.
GS1' Son' '' without 'o'"'''''' ''' W. ''''
floor ~ u. Ntnth, between Cincinnati
aud Hosi3n Phone 3sase teO6.
FpR RENT--Now b-room house with "a
tngc. good growing garden. good water,
room for chickens. fsb, summer monthH,
Eosn,S.,'n ynne az 'hqu"' W
,..,,-,,,.,,. -.,,--.--.---5,
fot hbN tour rooms, bath sofcehed-
nn u'tt'n, ,"I i,"I ba.ate' 't.1u pr
Tiflce. on terms. t'nil Houston. cedar
At2 lOS Security nag
T1FU- -Uo1Ng and sIcerIng march du.
pleS Al modern. 10 N. Rockford can
Oaage ags6
F0u Et5NI'- lr,r roo,,,s aud hail. 66i
= CHEYENNE, $50 pcr month. Phone
Osnge ICsi Bunch
is,,u- t,t,.,.r ,,,,.,s,,,-
sood Well 7SO N. Lewis place, call
Rita. Osage a.
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tut NHuuM house. brand new tn rent.
NOT wodcrr. but very nice. $40 per
month. three blocks from bus line
L-IL ..nn. An.n--l-n
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f0R SNI Production. royalties, leases,
refinery or complete promotion or mcr-
ser proposition; we can find what you
want Tipco. S0i COsden BLDG
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fR SALE-sixty.foutth interest in
wcu now drilling on well defined
,tr'ature: alao acreage offsetting drlll-
tnr site or near same; at bargain
n ". Lain, 3is Security BIDS, Tulsa.
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on LEASES AMP strFLins H:A

,rpEAGE NEAR DRILLING WELL
driiiing; depth 1880 feet; usins
N.s,dard cable tools; It Is deep test,
sai,sJ "a miles east Of Carter county.
ppSis own few tracts on structure
VI viii sell one half OF my holdings.
- otter a few pieces in lO.acre. 2e-
sNre and tO-acre plots at ssb per acre.
g., iain ediate sale. VIII send regis.
ioI man showing exact location OF
Wsi. Leases are the best known as
~ ,oruD, title guaranteed. VIII fur.
Hb lbstracta without extra cost on
~. nt. pyrchase Of 90 or 40.acre sales. Add
Ws iof lO-acre pieces. some tracts With
nile and ono-half from well. other
ySea A mile and thres-quarters. Most
,he big producing companies have
saidIugs right beside this acreage Of
s.'sd tnames furnished " desired)
r,Sther well Is TO be drilled right away
r. one of the largest developing com
s,pi,s In Oklahoma south OF this prop.
80 about mile and one e.half. which
I'll tiace this acreage offered lmmedi-
.tsly between the two test wells. The
sseseut well IL northwest OF acreage
s,,st,d This offer Ia for immediate
.ecep.tnce and I reserve the right to
.tbdraw this offer at any time with
ont notice A well may be made At any
touf IL Ia exactly MS | state. Geo. T.
sfovne. owner. Box 975. Ardmore, Okla.
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Property for Exchange

FOR SALE OF tradc--WlntOn touring car
IN good condition VIII consider small.
er car I'm trade. can c. NJ Patterson,
Cedar 1923.
GOOD 7-passenEer auto tO trade for good
notes. vacant lot or Ford, Dodge or
any Nght Tuuabout. Call Cellar $40.
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NrNnrMrNrs rrn>i>urn

NIANININ Nj Ni.rIv furnished. fpur
rooms bath and sleeping porch. ulsu
good we'll ~ water. YER, hest summer
location. rbfHgo 10 desired can Mr
Sutton. taagn NTI
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Real Estate for Rent
mnIsEs rI-nNlsmLn

IRVING PLACE--high.cIRss 6.room home
Tor rent furnished. garsgr. chickens
garden. cistern. Ei35 per month No
lMLIhren tn7 n NnnIn 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
FOUR KILLED
IN CYCLONES

BELLEyILLE. Ill. Nov. 1.--Six
men were hurt. three OF them fatally.
when a cyclone blew over a large
brick smokestack at the plant of the
Beilcviile Stove q Range Co. today.
Several houses were unroofed and
many chimneys blown down.
WEBB CITY. Mo. Nov. lone
woman was crushed TO death and
nearly a dozen other persons were
injured when a cyycionc struck this
sleeping town early today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
beast MAN.
SOUGHT here
Women Terrorized
as Police See k
Degenerate

A beast man, is at large In seat
tie.
lie may be the beast Of tina PENN.
ruia" who held Portland IN n two
weeks reign Of terror n month or
40 ago.
He may be the same fiend who
made criminal assaults upon an en-.
tire family OF women NJ schnclder's
Prairie. near Olympia. few weeks
ago.
Whoever he IL. he is at large in Sc
attle--lurking in dark alleys. prowi.
Ing around ground floor windows
Chief OF Police w II. Scvcryns,
who has been investigating n series
OF reports OF attempted outrages
against seattle women for several
days. admitted Wednesday morning
Tint most OF the cases could be laid
To a single man.
so far" Severyns said. ''the beast
mans operations have been blocked
BY the hand of Providcnce---and the
courage OF the women whom hc has
approached. Untn he is safely be.
hind the bars he Is real menace 10
the women of the city"
The chief Is naturally keeping so-
cret the Identity Of the women who
have reported that they have been ap.
preached by the beast man. But he
is pursuing his investigation relcnt.
lessly and declares that he hopes 10
have the degenerate in jail before
the end Of the week.
"As far as can learn" he said
his outward appearance gives no
hint OF hts true character. In at
least one instance he was reported
in an expensive touring car, from
which he stepped TO attempt to force
his vile attentions on a young won.
an"
The beast mans field OF opera.
tions has been wide and varied. In
some instances he has appeared as
a hold.up man. In other cases he
has attempted TO prey on homes
and apartments In which bedrooms
are located on ground floors. But,
on each occasion. he has been
frightened away before anything
serious has como OF his efforts.
BE carcful--that's the only ad-
Vice that | can give until we find
our man" Chief Severyns said.
Women should not walk thru un-
lighted or deserted streets without
an escort at night. They should
be wary about admitting strangers
TO their homes. And. above all.
they should beware OF accepting au.
tomobile rides from strange men,
particularly after dark"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
P0INDEXTER? DUNCAN? DILL?.


tional figure that Poindexter is. He might not
possess at once the strong influence that Poindex-
ter exerts in Washington, d. c. He doesn't pretend
that he would. Dill is refreshingly frank, for he
makes no claim to personal greatness.
Duncan is purely propaganda candidate he
has so stated himself He does not claim he has
chance to be elected in fact tho he appeals to la
Dor, he has admittedly lost the sympathy, conf
dence and Endorsement of most of organized labor.
There should be strong swing to Dill and if
there is, the state of Washington will punish the
man who voted to keep Newberry, the seat buy
er, in the senate. Senator Poindexter deserves
defeat The progressives can and should vote next
Tuesday for c. c. Dill the one man who can bring
that defeat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01

As the most serious aftermath
Of SeattIe's Halloween ceelbra-
tIon three children. two OF them
girls. were suffering from pain
fur Kunshot WOUNDS Wednesday
and Al. II. Stone. 10. Of 1917
Cloverdale St, was In the city
JaiI, charged with assault In the
second degree.
Part of stones fence was torn
down by a gang Of young hoodlums
Tuesday night. Stone. incensed.
rushed out with a shotgun loaded
with buckshot and rock salt BY that
time. however. the boys who had
done tho damage had fled and only
a. group OF smaller children were left
behind.
stone is alleged to have fired into
the children, and three OF them fell
groanlng to the ground. Alice Rask.
1s. s4b Donovan at. was the most
severely wounded. her skin being
puncfured In 20 different places by
rock salt and shot Gertrude Keogh.
Is, sos Donovan st.. and Robert II.
Robinson, s.year.o son Of Fire Capt.
Thomas II. Robinson, 1924 Thistle
st., we're less seriously injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
STOLEN GIRL,
IL, RESCUED

DUBLIN. Mich. Nov. LEX.
hausted from exposure and lack OF
food. Roaaiie shanty. i2-ycar-old
Muskegon girl. who was kidnapped
Sunday. was ablo TO give only an
tncohcrcnf account of her ex.
pcricncc when found near here. ~
miles from home. today.
The girl. after describing TO the
best OF her ability the man who
abducted her after she had attended
church. was put TO sleep at the
farm home OF Peter Sink. The
girls body was bruised and gave
evidence that she had been harshly
treated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
HAVRE PROBE
IS DOUBTFUL
New Evidence Is
Reported Found
in Dual Deaths

HAyKE. Mont. Nov. I've
have no definite intention of rv-
opening the inquest case In
yolying the shooting of the Rev.
l.. J. CiiristIer and the suicide
Of Mrs. Carleton" District At
torney Max kuhr told the United
Press today.
The local authorities. OF whom
arm one. are conducting a further in
vesfieatlon. but unless new develop.
rnents warrant. the case il closed.
The findings OF Dr. Hamilton and
Williams yesterday will have no Of.
fetal effect upon the coroner's jury
verdict" kuhr said
The double tragedy occurred At
O'Clock Friday morning. in the rec
tory of st. Marks Episcopal church.
home OF the Chrisicr family. Mrs.
Anna W. chriDIer. wife OF the slain
clergyman was the only witness.
Mrs. Joseph Pyle. mother Of Mrs.
Carleton. Monday instituted a pri.
vate investigation Of the tragedy.
Turn to Pagc q, Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
HART REFUSES TO
BE AT HOME WHEN
SEC. DAVIS CALLS

OLYMPIA. wn.. Nov. IA
dark secret leaked out today at
the state hospital Governor
Louis +. Hart gave Secretary Of
Labor Davis the bird" when the
secretary visited here Monday.
Secretary Davis. with several
OF his party. called on the gov
ernor. but the governor was
''out." The governor sent word
to the secretary that he was
''ind.sposed."
II was stated here that Cover
nor Hart Is incensed at Secre.
tary Davis because the secretary
made several speeches in the
state In behalf of Senator Miles
poindexter, who Is candidate
for reelection. The Hart politi.
cal machine and the Poindexter
organization have clashed several
times in this campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
MRS. HALL TO
RECTTE STORY

NEW BRUNSWICK. ". j.. Nov.
Mrs. Frances ". Hall. the slain
rcctor's widow. Is expected TO an.
swer accusations OF Mrs. Jane Glib
son. pig ranch woman" when she
breaks her silence for the first time
to newspaper men ON the Hall
Mills murder today.
Mrs. Hail will meet newspaper
men at 1870 .. m. Timothy pfeiffer.
her attorney. announced. for the
first bona fidc interview since she
became known as the "sphynx OF
the Stevens mansion" Immediately
after the dual tragedy.
Dramatic preparations were made
Just before the woman. whom Mrs.
Gibson charges witnessed the slay-
ings. was TO appear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
TRY TO BLOW
S. P. TRAIN

BURBANK. Cal. Nov. 1.-One man
was under arrest here early today as
the result OF what was believed an
attempt to dynamite a Southern Pa
cific freight train late last night. He
was later released. The police are
mystified.
Two cars were wrecked and were
switched 70 a siding by an engine
sent from Los Angeles.
The explosion shook houses for
blocks about the scene. According to
the police, the attempt was made
with a time-fuse bomb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
Wife Hurls Coffee
Pot; Husband Hurt

Knocked TO the floor by coffee
pot hurled by his wife. sam Fumes.
4s. shoe shine stand proprietor. was
taken to the city hospital Tuesday
night, after a Halloween celebration
at the family home. Fumes was
treated for several decorations on the
head and released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
e united behind the strongest of the

SHOULD have united behind the strongest of the
other candidates.
c. C. Dill, former Spokane congressman and
nominee of the democratic party, SHOULD re-
ceive the solid backing of forward looking cti-
zens. Dill is the only man who has the ghost of
a show to beat Poindexter next Tuesday.
Dill made good record in congress. He is a
progressive. He is sincere. He makes fine ap-
pearance on the platform. He holds his own in
debate. He has thoro understanding of the
fundamentals of good government HE KEEPS
HIS PROMISES. He knows the problems of the
average man. He has courage that is equal to
that of Poindexter himself. On most of the ques-
tons that progressive citizens believe vital to the
welfare of the nations Dill would work and vote
everlastingly right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
(EDITORIAL)

(EDTTORIAL)
A S The Star has stated several times in the last
"A year, SENATOR POINDEXTER DESERVES
DEFEAT
The progressive liberal and independent forces
in this state have been weakened by dissention
petty personal jealousies and internal strife There
has been no strong leader to rally them no stand
ard bearer forceful enough to bring them into
harmony as Poindexter did when Poindexter him
self was progressive.
The issues against Pondexter need no repeti-
tion. Progressive citizens cannot PREFER to
have him in the senate.
Yet The Star recognizes that, with the progress
sive vote split, he may be reelected by minor
ty as he was nominated by minority
*
Ihose who cannot support Poindexter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
Howdy. folks. Did you MRS
anything this morning.

fiowdy, folks. Did ycu mrs
anything this morning.
To-day is All Saints day--but we
know who the little sinners are
-Dfy gate posts are up ON the sferpie.
nv garbage CAMS hung on tree.
Nv trindo,rs are covered tsith soap
marks,
Or. bring back my fiivrer 70 mel
Happy thought: ony ast days
until next Halloween.
PUMPKIN FLfvORED
Glen Mcleod. barber. gave
away pumpkin pie yesterday
with every shave.
To take away the taste of the
soaps
National league ball players have
formed a union. Pitchers are look
Ing for a lot OF strikes.
MIX prices have gone UP TO ~
cents. Yep. ~ is an unlucky mum
her for the consumer.
BE that as n may. Jimmy Duncan
= still running for senator.
on. VERY WELL.
Ambassador Harvey says the 10
-- rxIfxx Uf 1< uaf annlr n
women and suggest. that somecne
write 10 for 'em. All right, Hsrs.
Fl here goe~t
1. Thou shalt not chew gum.
81 2. Remember thy harriet N not
fall into the butter.
g. Thou shalt love thy seixbbor
f-but not fhy BeiGhbor's husband.
~ Z. Thou shalt not say. - think
you're so cute" w somehow. you
seem to understand" os "of conrse.
# ] never talk about mJ husband.
"a bat"
s. Remember thou never TO leave
the rap off the teothps-te tube.
-, ., Q. 10. Thou shalt never ask
thy husband for spending money!
Edsei Ford will arrive in Seattle
Friday. Hugh Baird is going to take
= Fordson down TO the station and
~, Mama. kiss papa"
Being a rich mans son. people
naturally think Of Edsel as another
one OF those Ford jokes.
Wonder II Henry. when he gets
mad at Edaei says. "Edsei. you're
Me first flivver I ever produced'Y
1ODAy'S SWEET AND SOLEMN
THOUGHT
Mayor Brown was so years old
yesterday. Oh. well. he can't live
forever.
Doc was born on October 81. Al.
49, anything IL apt 10 happen on
Halloween.
- 1i.sr reading the letters written
me late Secretary Franklin X.
ne' We have decided that when
president well appoint 10 the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01

REBEL Chief
MEETS death.
Murguia Captured
in Church and Is
Promptly Shot

MEXICO CITY. Nov. I.-Gen.
Francisco Murguia was executed
by a firing squad at 81. Tepe-
huanes after a court martial, the
war department announced to-
day.
The execution occurred II 3
a. m.
Murguia. one Of the most fam.
Gus Of the Mexican rebels. was
captured In church only q few
hours before he was executed.
Murguia was captured by Gen. Ga
briele Carnona, commanding federal
troops pursuing the rebel leaders
forces. the message said. Carmona
was led to the hiding place by tho
priest Of the church. Murguia. ar
dent Carranzista. and arch enemy OF
President obregon. has long been
credited with being the most danger.
Gus opponent Of the present govern.
ment.