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The Southern indicator., 1923-02-03
SOUTH ALARMED OVER MIGRA-
GRAFTON OF THE NEGRO.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 81 preston
News Service)-At a meeting of the
Memphis Cotton Exchange here last
Thursday afternoon q resolution was
passed urging the Tennessee delega-
ton in Congress to seek modification
of the immigration laws to permit
entrance into the United States of
desirable foreign labor.
1t is said that this action was taken
because Of the pronounced labor
shortage in southern states. The
members of the exchange are endeav-
oring to devise ways and means to
cultivate this years cotton crop.
1t is claimed that northern and
eastern manufacturers are making
tremendous inroad on the supply of
southern labor by offering more at
tractive wages and spreading propa-
ganda among Negroes to the eff
feet that living conditions are better
in the north, pointing out supposed
educational advantages, franchise,
and freedom from mob violence. This
propaganda is causing millions of Ne
groes in all parts of the south to mi
CRATE, to the north.
One speaker said, at is true that
Negroes are going north by the
wholesale just now. ! think their
fear of the Ku Klux Klan has much to
do with it. Most Of them do not
know that this disgraceful organiza-
tion exists in the north as well as in
The Southern indicator., 1923-02-03

the south. Then the frequent lynch
ings strikes terror to the hearts of
the colored people, making them seek
fancied refuge in the northern sec
tions. l believe if the manufacture
ers and leading citizens of the south
take a more active step to convince
the Negro that the southern white
man is his best friend after all, they
will soon ignore the call of the
northern manufacturer. We must do
something to stop this disgraceful
curse Of lynching.
The Southern indicator., 1923-02-03

The Indicator has 99c that is willing to invest into the non
profitable stock of the Negro State Association of South Car
ona 1t will sacrifice the 99c shares Of this dead
stock penny If there be enough interest
ed stockholders to sell that number will that
will select president who and will bring to life the present
dead association that >oganzd in it's stead But
be it understood that there nothing the gift of the present
fake association that will with the
ent administration. We above price gift of office.
The Southern indicator., 1923-02-03
FEBRUARY 8, 1923.

The Of The Indicator extends his deere5 sympathy 10
Dr. T. S. Gilmore of Rock Hi c. in the death OF S devoted
wife Mrs M NJ Gilmore who died suddenly lest Sunday night
The Southern indicator., 1923-02-03

payment Of honest debts would help many creditors to
meet obligations then too would few whose app
thirst calls for white lightning and other damaging
damnng their souls a lowering the standard Of
their race.
The Southern indicator., 1923-02-03

you north west east in search OF better living
conditions let The Indicator follow with the Of your
home aad community.
The Southern indicator., 1923-02-03

people show respect for themselves (the ele
unent we care) only to make oee-
ca sacrifice mpoteness and disrepec under some
circumstances.
The Southern indicator., 1923-02-03

Continued on page 3
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

Der, SBeneer Saturday.
As l>oran and Gilbert Smith were
returning home from school Wednes-
day evening their horse became fright
ened and began 10 run sad buck.
throw .ns Gilbert off and hurting him
quite badly. He Was unconscious for
while. /, was thought he bursted
blood vessel in has head. as he bled
Psofussly from the left ear. He is
getting song nicely. but will be sew
esal days before he VIII be able 70
attend school.
Mr.. snd Mrs. W. ID. Smith enter
tanned q, dinner Sunday the follow
ing; Mr.. and Mrs. J W. Albin Of Mon.
tour, Mr. and Mrs c. W. Albin of
NHmps. and Mr.. and Mrs y Z Aibin
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Big
gers we're also visitors NJ the Saith
home Sunday evening,
Bus See;in returned home Thursday
sitter about three months work with
Fired Smiths ,hreshlng machine.
Lutte Abel has been staying s, Hot
Lake. Oregon. for some time. He
wen, 20 see an cid friend from Ari-
Hons whom be had nc; seer for thirty
years and who had jast underwent 3
serious operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Smith ate din
ner a, the y. Z. Aibin home Nednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mn. Dave Biggers and
cAlldren were Sunday dinner guests
Al the Henry Coins home on Sunday.
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RoYsTON HOT SPRINGS

Mr.. r. l. MeschKn Of Portland.
Ore. is visiting her mother, Mrs,
Sadie Mesehzm.
T. L. Taylor Of Portland, Ore. Is
gSss; 81 Hoi Springs hotel,
O. v. Query 81 Emmett is taking
the baths At Hot Springs.
G. 4. Blesslnger IL regis;rd a; Hot
Springs from Ola,
Chss. n. Reed Of Emmett IL TAX
ire baths q; Ho, sprtnrs.
NJ T.. Whafson and wife from ola
are taking baths Al Hot Springs. Mr..
whsrton IL getting along nicely.
NJ. Jackson ard Mr.. oatfnan. con
tractors who have been at Hot
Springs the past four months. have
'sf, for home in Nsmps. they having
finished the hotel. which Is now open
for business.
Peter PAflo arrived on the noon
train from Boise 40 house guest over
Thanksgiving
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CROSS

We arc having quite . spell OF
rainy weather bot the apples and We
re,shles are al gathered in and pa;
sway and some 81 the farmers were
leety enough 10 set some pillow ne
dore.
LOU, Nelson has purchased span
Of mule, from ", II. Cansdsy
Ira kensard Of Payet;e has beer
visiting with Mrs. Nesbitt and family
Mrs. Canadsy stayed over night
with Mr.. wiln1o;h Tuesday night
VI. II. cansday and Gale Carioek
returned from . trip TO Emmett We'd
nesday. Gale and Elmer we're both
abcy, SEX with q cod. bu, are better
now.
Mrs. Hill visited with the Carlock
family . while Sunday. She ssys Mr..
Hill 10 NOT any better.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
MONTOUR

George y. chsrcA was visitor
here Tsse sdsy.
Harvey oatfsslS. Miss Msaas Cat.
field and r. T.. Neissd and wife sers
business visitor. in Hesss Monday.
John " MeCasaeil es J~rofae IL
spending . ser day. IN ;hss sscsai,s,
The Ladies AID society met With
Mrs p l. Palmer Friday Afternoon
snd p5snrse-d fer en- aPron sale dsstnr
sAs foreasrs Of peesnab~s.
C. y, Canpbe I 10 having rsihsr scr
aas sfDukle With orc 81 bis eyes. j,
seerss no GO, score aas; off bvrdeck
Il and Ia. been laid of work to'
srxf . reek
Mr., ard Mr.. Lynn Noland spent
she v-es end In EHsnas. visiting
ssss-ds.
4s, ard Mr. II. A. Pagh. accom-.
sarsed by Mr.. ard Mrs. Y. J.. PalnsSf,
.ess esesss Of tbs !. W. Ssoddard
,srasly Sunday in Boise.
Teddse sr4 Dallas MeRchsfts ard
sl~ood Push. uho are attending tss
wsissr trstissss. eli be home TO
sf-end Thanksgiving With home folks.
Harvey and Elmer Jones, uhe are
attending school bese. ~ill Iesrs for
Smiths Ferry TO spend their HANKS
ySvns holiday with their parents. MI.
aaa Ars. Howard Joees.
NJ. ard Mr.. Walter volknef Ssrs
callers in Mon,our Tuesday.
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HANNA

Chss- Sawyer and family were Saa-
day guests Of the Gilbert Tharn,es's.
Misses Wagner and Curtis were
week -snd visitors la Enmsss.
A ltiis dAsShssr srrlvsf Sunday
90 fssks her home with Mr.. and Mr.,
Ernest kroash
Mss- Franz Pus-r and children
spent FRIDAY afternoon with Mrs.
Waite Hunssy.
Mss Ia Nelson spen, Saturday al
.srnoon With Mr. Henry Norwood
The lasis son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
krssrenbesk has nol t,een very vel
the fAss uesk.
After . Thanksgiving program on
Wednesday at,sr1oon. schoo! will be
dismissed snssl the following Mon
day.
Mr. sae Mr., Elmer Sersood have
nsassc 10 Emm~s;.
Mr. snd Mrs., Hsnry Nor~oe6 and
fa1ssilS sad Ma- Martin expect 10
spsra TAsnks givlng With The Albert
Martin family % shs Butte.
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Serial ol2ss5
Notice for Puhlication

Department, OF the Interior, U. S.
Lard Office at Boise, Idaho, Novem-
Der 20. 1923.
Notice 1, hereby given that Thomas
c. Brcshears, assignee Of Robert n.
Linebarrer, Of Ola, Idaho, who, on
June IS, 1912 made Desert Land En-
try No. ei2ss5. for NWk NEh. Sec
ton 10. Township 3 North, Range l
East, Boise Meridian has filed notice
der Paragraph 3, Act March Z. 1915,
10 establish claim to the land above
described. before Register and Receiv-
er at the United States Land o:..ee,
at Boise. Idaho. on The 3lst day Of De-
ccmber, 1928.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles II. Bays, Of Ola, Idaho;
Abram Goodall, Of Eagle, Idaho; and
Daniel b. Griffith and Burdes; B.
Perkins. both Of Ola. Idaho.
BARTLETT SINCLAIR, Register.
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NEWS OF RECORD
Instruments FileA for Record for The
Weeh Endiaa No.eMhes ~, 1923
warranty Deed

Warranty Deed.
Sister Mary Fntsn Of Boise 10 Lois
A. Hsyne. Of Emmett. II interest in
Lot asss and S7st Sunny Slope Add.
Emmett. s325.
Roman Catholic Diocese Of Boise TO
Los A. Haynes. y interest in ots
gais and s7h Sunny Slope Add. Er-
nett. $3.50.
Eugene Harlow TO Ruth r. Pitts Of
Le,hs. ss5 Of So Of NEn NE% NEH
Sec. 1851 w. acres. 5000.
William II. and Edith Harper to
Walter Ia-t'n. NEh sen Sec. Sec.
is-s-l W. $4,000.
Erwin r. and Matilda +. Dr.-er to
Overland Be~e-s~e O. % N-~,ns.
q "a a. In ewn NFn and NWk
sen Sec. 1851 W. $3.50.
Patents
" c 20 ceor~e Allen NJ En
Swis sFL SEN SWM. Sec. 10. Gle.
n. {. - Heir. ~ Edw'- Van nsuse,.
wnNwk, and VIZ SWA. Ser. 10,
81 e.
". s. ~ Lillian NJ. Shesrer. Lot |.
NrN wv and M Nrn Sec. %.
En sEI. Sec. is NJ wv. Sec. %,
SwI Sec. IA ST. w. A7s.I5 acres.
U. S. to Edmond r. Browning, Eis
Sec. a.7-2 W.
u. s. to Charles A. Rrowninc. WI
sen. SwH NEE, Lots 1, 2, 8, 9, Z.
Sec. 49, w.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

. t1ffy pull Kept the evening busy.
Dainty refreshments Of sandwiches.
pickles. cake and cider we're served
al . late hour.
The refreshmrni ard program eon-
naitsee Of the u. A. club sre meeting
this Afternoon Tuesday =, the home
Of .rs, Claude Barnes 10 make ar
ssaerments for tie anniversary gwen
ing 10 be given Friday evening, Dee,
7. al Mr.. sprass's warehouse, a. which
iitss the husbands nj be entertain
cd b. the ladies.
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Baptist Church

=. G. Lsihrop. Pastor,
With mex; Sunday Pastor Isthrop
all bring 10 close his 1914 year pas
;ors;e Of our church. He will give
his closing message 20 the church at
the morning service and will extend
the hard Of fellowship 10 . class Of
new members, after which the Lords
supper vii be observed. In she even
ing the message VII be 20 the COM
fnuni;y and cordial invitation Is
gwen 20 al the people 20 attend Pas
Tor La.hrop and wife expect 20 leave
early on "Wednesday for Bull. where
he sll become the pastor Of the Bxp-
Is; church a; tina; place.
Monday evening our B. y. p. U. viii
have their monthly meeting AZ 1880
.. N. The Ladies' Aid meets with
Mrs. Hsrgu, on Thursday afternoon.
Dec. 9Th.
Rev. John Z. Kanarr. the pastor
at-largs for the Idaho Baptist convcn-
ton. viii have charge Of the work in
Emmett until 4 pastor is secured. He
will preach on Dec. .. We have
known Bro. ksnsrr for years He is =
devoted and an abe servant Of God.
and We most heartily commend him
TO the people 81 Emmett. Pass on TO
him the confidence. the Fellowship
and the cooperation you have given
rne
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
PIPER MESA

Mrs. Claude Barnes and
ens Sunday with Grandma
ams,t. DR.. Davis and fam
9smpx we're also present 10
day, The Reeds ard the
Siis sere old friends In ioss.
Mrs. Lester DSsn.as en-
their son Don and bride st
DAY.
xfsfn committee Of the Y.
4 Monday evening Al the
ns-
Mrs. Martin Hersth ief,
= Hot Lake. Oregon 10 be
Hsr~sk's brother. sho has
po.os health foT sons time
gong 10 andrrse an opera
Spprndicitss
Mr. j. Loe Reed eaieysa
dinner al the q. W. kerd
IN fsr.t Nonday.
Ma. W. II. 6Asns ensersAin
Int Ms. Gxyiora tfeefnan
nni Mrs, fre~msa's mother
koA dinnss Sat.dSy
los ke.sd family entertain
pa Reed. SAm Rcd. Gladys
~ Mrs. MiikoilAsza si their
asfday,
u Mrs, N9pAi feseeaseH =n'
d, . Iasksy dinses Sunday.
Mfs EsSsts Of OAkisnd.
Ne other guests we're; Mr.,
. Kari Mass. Dear ard jos
ksskestse Mans Of EmmesI
Diaries Saith called ea Nss,
aAAy .fsssnoen
u Mr.. J Paal jones west 10
Daufday ss~ss they fa~s MIRO
6sssr ss0m Sossh Dakota sac
~ sosSe tire sssltsnx 81 ;ss
y C.foshsfs hosses
j II. skAAs assisted the Ceas
biea u the i-Aales' Asa serve
Hess Ness tsneAsssn Tuesday,
~ Nfs. tars4es ksasac Of
vwns susaaay AZ the jassss
lsse-
Gas Hal ard csl'eea spsa;
Oi,A Mrs Graham
Vi Mrs- J l. Steward .ess
psssgrson eaiiefs ~ she Dssr
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wANDERLusT

y filled one frsgrsn, spring
ng Of bird and see;
my first new fiivvsr up
len west TO see.
)reeIe IL twenty per-
berry II Was fine
0me very pretty homes
Ns fringed with pine.
= lakes that looked SO cool,
erts full Of sand,
little mountain streams
we're rivers grand.
found Shere'es ! went:
~ it's always said.
ss that you ought To See
rays just ahead.
il proved tbs fact To nae,
had ceased To roam.
beauties that went tG .se
] around nay home.
-bramSeil Farmer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

We are having some nee weather
AGAIN after the rains Of last week.
Mrs. gu, seeiin and children spent
Thar.dar evening and Friday with
Lillian and Anna Seetsn at Montonr.
r,.neis A'h,r sawed wood for Her.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
card Il TASKS.

We -ish To express our appfecis-
.,ssn 10 the many friends for their
sieanes, ard sympathy in The hour OF
sorrow. and especially for the beau
,.fui floral offerings sent by Mon
tour friends ard ne rheors WI.
,ism Wocdall and family. Mr.. and
Mr.. William Woodall. Sr.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

Corner Sixth and Hayes.
Service and worship each week as
Pulpit message II 1850 a. m. Teach
err trimming class meets on Weanek-
day evening nj o'clock.
ROY p. HYLT0N, Pastor.
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IniernaiinnaI Rihl. StnAenfa

The international Bible Students Of
Emmett have their Bible study in
C. A. r. Hall ~ 10 a. m. every
Sunday. All are invited 70 attend.
Seats free; no collections.
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Latter Dsy Saints.

Services every Sunday - follow:
Sunday school at 1880 n m. services
AZ 1890. Mutual n 7:S0 p. N. All ara
invited. Geo. r. Smith. Bishop.
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Noic~

As my wife and have separated
will not be responsible for anything
got by her.
Cat. r. II. WASHBuKN
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
BROWNLEE

Thanksgiving day makes gay the fall
Bs, may the joys wish you All
Make glad your hearts the season
through
From, springs return TIL winters que
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

C.tholie Church.

Mass on first. second and fourth
Sundays ., q. m. Confessions Sat
nrdsy evening.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

Two n,enths ago I vas desperately
IN love with Ronald and now cant
stand him. How men change lion.
,lon Opinica.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

FOR SALE or TRADE--A Chandler
7-passenger touring car. Gem
County Garage 90.
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FOR SALE--A pure-bred Jersey bull
calf. ]. A. Hickman. phone e6-R S.
6-Ap.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
Chrir,i,n Scirnce Socie,,.

Meets every Sunday morning IN the
Moose hall al ii o'clock. Sunday
school y; 10. A cordial welcome ex-
tended 10 all.
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FOR SALE-Ae acres III mile Of
town a, tilo0. Terms TO be had.
See. r. E. Mingus at Emmett Grocery
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

FOR SALE-Stover feed mill, 5 horse
power capacity, for SIS. Whitman
4 Company. l.
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~ | ErfI
Peoples Column.
LOST, FOUND, Etc.
LOST--A sheet Of Canvas, between
town and Shane hill, on Saturday.
Return 70 Overland Transfer, Emmett
Bosr-Nesr Emmett. e purse con-
tanning some silver and 8 check in
favor x E. holland, signed by Cedy
Lyons. 4. (. NolKnd.
LoST-Lady'S watch. Leave at In
des and get reward. SIT
WANTED
WANTED TO BUY-Good Jersey
milk COW, not over years old. State
SNo0tGhf ID !" sot&oACIs Kin
NETT. ida- lip.
TO TRADE-Fiye acre dairy farm
near Boise 10 trade for property in
or near Emmett Write J. B. Pat
rick. Emmett; SIP.
WANTED-To trade for good Ford.
Inquire al Index 7-S
WANTED-Clean cotton rags. EN-
NETT Garage. So.
WANTED-Bosrder or boarders and
roomers At Brown Room.ng house.
Mrs. Eliza Amen. SIP.
FOB RENT
FOR RENT-Bosrd and room. s0s
Wardweli ST s-tf.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Fresh COW and calf. r.
B. Wilson. Up.
FOR sALE-la N. B. Toms, good
stuff. choice $40 apiece If taken
now. Mrs. r. E. Noland, Aontour
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A piano. In
ouire n; Index 1T.
FOR RENT-so acres Of pasture. See
Ned Holmes. 3;p.
FOR SALE-Wesned pigs Barn
door track with carriers. W. A
Tenney, R. d. 8 Tsp
FOR SALE-Cheap- room house
half basement, modern except heat
Inquire Fred Hebert 1T.
FOR SALE-Bed springs and i2-in
stove, a; r. c. Berry's shop. Mrs.
Kissler. s.
FOR SALE--Sow and pie., also
shoats. weight about so lbs. Mode
Fruit Farm. S.
FOR SALE or trade-Two young
mules. Geo. S. Spr1goe- 5tf.
FOR SALE-l7 pure bred Duroe
hoEs, COWS and males. F. H. Woods,
west OF mill. Itf
-
FOR SALE rooms and bath bun
ralow, 9 blocks from business part
Of town. Price $500. fl0oo cash, bal |
ance SIS per month. sos North Boise !
Ave. 2-ltpd.
FOR SALE-Three lots on CONNER
cial street, sewer and sidewalks.
Will trade for sma ] acreage with no |
improvements. ". B. ThorninG. 4.
FOR sALE-72 2ls n on Hay, ST..
$500. Terms. J. G. Bartholow,
10th and Warrington. 5i-d.
FOR SALE-English setter bird dog
10 months old. registered, WORKING
fine nov. r. BurlinEame, phone lsS.
FOR SALE-Ssover feed mill, 5 horse
power capacity, for s2s. Whitman
4 Company. l.
FOR SALE--A pure-bred Jersey bull
calf. ]. A. Hickman. phone s6-R S.
sap.
FOR SALE or TRADE--A Chandler
7-passenger touring car. Gem
County Garage. so.
FOR SALE-Ae acres III mile Of
town AZ tilo0. Terms TO be had.
See. F. E. Mingus at Emmett Grocery
FOR SAI.E-Automatic Wizard &C.
meut block machine with 100 iron
pc 'lets to sacrifice. w. II. Burns
ranch. 2
FOR SA1.E-Jersey bull; stock sad
die, Ed Tyler 4e-d
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Peoples Column
LOST, FOUND. Etc.

IOST-A sheet Of Canvas. between
town and Shane hill, on Saturday.
Return 70 Overland Transfer, Emmett
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

FOR SALE-English setter bird dog
10 months old. registered, WORKING
fine now. r. BurlinEame, phone 1873.
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DoSr-Aesr Emmett, purse con-
tanning some silver and 8 check in
favor X +. holland, signed by Csdy
Lyons. K. (. NolAnd.
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FOR SALE-72 2ls n on Hays ST.,
$500. Terms. J. G. Bartholow,
10th and Washington. SLIT.
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FOR SALE-Sow and piEs, also
shoats. weight about so lbs Mode
Fruit Farm. 5.
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FOR SALE-Three lots on CONNER
cial street, sewer and sidewalks.
Will trade for sma ] acreage with no
improvements. ". B. ThorninE. u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-23
MISTAKE SAVES HER
JUST $3.50 AND 80
DAYS IN CITY JAIL

EvERYTutNG was AN right
II that is. tn Bu practical pur
poses excepting Tie Fraction
zone half and when judge otis
W, BrInker learned that the adj
dress given oR the search war
rant was opchHf a numsral
wrong, be Suppressed tho evil
dencr that had been seized
against Jeanette shmt1. OF
ibt4h Seventh ave, eud Jean.
nctto escaped payment Of a $3.50
fine ana tho serving OF 30 days IN
the county jain
When IL comes no legal trehnl
caiities the cas-. IL striking OK
ample Mrs shultl. vino lives
az l6lT seventh ave. WIS arrested
by the dry squad several weeka
ago ON search warrant on which
the address given Was 1878
Seventh ave She WAS tried IN
Judge C. c, Dalton's court by "a
jury and found guilty OF posses.
sing liquor Tho sentence was 20
days IN jail and a $3.50 fine.
Attorney Adam Bsrlor promptly
appealed the case go superior
court on a motion 10 suppress
tho evidence on The rounds that
the search warrant failed 90 dc.
scribe tho premises. he brought
out the fact that the address on
the warrant was orchalf H mum
oral or The address. instead Of
l6I5is was 1917 Seventh ave.
Judge Brinker upheld his conten.
tions and dismissed the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-23
GREETERS TO
AID TOURISTS

Two weeks earlier than usual. the
annual stream % summer visitors
10 tho Northwest haa started. &C
cordinE 20 tho reports Of Seattle
hotel clerks NJ the meeting OF char
ter No. ?, Grcoters Of America. in
the Frye Hotel Tuesday evening.
They believe the early star; presagea
"a heavier thrush than In former
years
The charter discussed steps for
disseminating knowledge Of srruic
attractions TO the tourist over the
hotel counter thus interesting him
In the advantages ~ the state. The
charter elected II. T.. ward and c. &.
Ward and c. s. CaplinEer delegates
to tho national Greetcrs convention
In San Francisco. June rs TO 81.
With Louis Lucas as alternate.
Los Angeles Is entertaining the
Greeters for three days preceding
the opening OF the national meet.
Ing. The local charter meets again
Monday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-23
TAKE NOTES
OVER RADIO

With the secretary, Miss huriel
johnson or Seattle. taking the min,
u,es OF the meeting by pdlo at
Berkeley. Cal, the Seattle datHe,
Christian Endeayor union win hold
a union mlIy at the First Pres,
byterian church here sruday. May
~, az . =. m.
Ira u. Iandnth. u. D.. l.. l., L.,
associate president u the United
Society OF Christian EndeavoT viii
be tho main spsakes. Of tho Ess.
sion. IAudrth ~ ono time ran
FOR prosldcnt on the prohibition
ticket
Mas johnson Was called away 70
Berkeley aud could not DO present
az tho session. She viii receive the
minutes as they are sent from the
First Presbyterian church broadcast.
lnE station. This rally u held in
preparation for tho main grand
convention at wala whIia Dole,
gates win be chosen for the con.
yrntion al ,his meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-23
TWO HELD FOR
AUTO MURDER
Alleged Car Thief Keeps
Secret OF Identity

ALBANY. ore. May 25s-Art
Beckley. the alleged auto thief. who
was driving the car Sunday in
which George Parker shot and fatal.
Is wounded Sheriff W. J.. Dunlap,
today steadfastiy refuses to divulgc
his real name and the whereabouts
of his parents
BeCkley Is charged with assault
with intent to kill He admits that
the name under which he Is booked
l. not hls real name; that no was
born in Denver. February :. 1898,
and that his parents removed TO De
sroit during his youth.
According to his story. brough,
out under questioning by District
Attornew Lleweliing. Beckiey IS a
cornetist BY profession. He claims
that this Is the first time he ha5
been in trouble with the police
Beckley says he left Detroit early
last month. going back to Boston.
then West thru Michigan and kan.
sas City.
He met Parker on the way. and
the two continued together TO Los
Angeles. The two made their way
partly as fares and partly by beat.
Ing freights. lie admits that hn
aud his partner stole the auto In
their possession when they were ar.
rested
Llewelling believes Beckley's story
Is framed TO cover up other crimes
couiltted while on their trip.