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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
FOX MUST co
TO LIFE CELL
Slayer of Klansman Is Found
Guilty Of Murder

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec, ss.--''rhc
voice OF he'll" commanded Phil ".
Fox 70 kill W, $, cohurn. rival
Kiansman. q Jury decided here last
night In finding the ku kluN Khan
publicity director guilty OF murder.
Tho jut5 recommended mercy
from the court and Fox was immc.
alately sentenced to iifc imprison.
ment. Motion for new trial was
TO be filed today.
'The voice OF God commanded
nee TO kin Coburn." Fox declared
In his defense. IL was ''the voice
OF hell" charged the prosecution and
rae jury re.eohocd the charge when
II spent nino hours yesterday argu.
ing solely on tho degree OF punish.
ment.
sThe insanity issue was never
considered after tho first ballot.
which showed a majority In favor
OF the death penalty and few
voting for life Imprisonment" ono
juror said today.
Fox took HIS sentence silently, He
faced Judge o. III, Howard for q
moment. then dropped his head and
waited while sentence was pro.
neunced.
Guarded by deputies. he shuff1ed
Off 20 his cell in Fulton tower TO
await transfer 10 county prison
camp.
The throng which filled tho court
room made no demonstration on
hearing the verdict.
Mrs. Fox wns waiting at the Jail.
She wept as she heard tho verdict.
She embraced her husband and then
went TO her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
CHEER TAKEN
TO FIRLANDS

did everyone enjoy the Christ.
mas entertainment Mt our Flrlands
sanatorium Friday nlght7 Did they?"
Just ask them.
Now. tubercular patients are not
supposed 10 exert themselves by ex.
haustive applause-but when the tiif.
ferent acts took the spotlight in tho
big. gaily decorated ward last night
they simply couldn't resist making n
noise--and II the eager faces. fun OF
"happy-shine." meant anything a, all
II surely was paying investment.
for both the entertainers as well as
the entertained.
y a splendid program was put on.
Buster Keaton's Our Hospitality
was a side.spl.ting. halr.raislng com.
edy. and VIII Rogers "uncensorod
Movies" didn't help the poor pa.
TENTS laughter-shaken frames a bit.
Both films were loaned thru the
courtesy. OF Manager Frank stIffy of
the Coliseum. and c. A. schwnrts OF
the Motion Picture Operators union
put them on the screen.
Members OF Pantages' circuit. nc.
companied by Harry Reed. organlst
at tho Strand. and Dando Bros or.
chestra did their stuff joyously. In.
Guiding Woman. Of Norman and
Mack; Jack Marley. OF Marston and
Manley; Jonathan Have. Of tho Bar
rigan. Bowes and Have Fri. and Miss
Louise.
Messrs. Newbcrgor. Spencer.
sehwarts and Dando were remem.
bered with Christmas gifts. bespeak
ing tho gratitude OF the Firlnnds pa
TENTS for the happiness bestowed
during 1928.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
HEADOF PARK
BOARD Is ILL.

Still unconscious after rs hours
Robert ~. Dyer. president Of tho
Ansomobllo club and Of tho Seattle
Park board. was in a serious con.
dltion at tho Proyitsnca hospital
Saturday morning. suffering from
apopicxy.
Dyer was stricken IA tho offices
Of DR.. George Horton Friday AFT
ernoon whIio awaiting treatment By
the physician.
Saturday DyeTs condition was 70
ported as quite grave. and his re-
covery was considered doubtful.
Dyer retired from private bushes.
some years ago AMI has devoted his
time wholly 20 civic enterprises. He
resides NJ 70o7 cascadia ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
BANK ROBBERS
ARE IDENTIFIED
One Prisoner Admits Guilt,
Other Is Silent

PORTLAND. Dec. 22,-Tom Muir.
ray and Eddie Walker. arrested las,
night. suspected OF participation In
tho Florence bank robbery, in which
more than 1900 was obtained. less
than two weeks ago. wero positively
identified as two Of the three rob.
beers. by Jack Herring. Hecata
rnncher.
Murray iaughingly confessed his
part in the affair. whilo Walker held
an unahaknble silence. police naid.
The two prisoners were taken N
Eugene this womnIng by Deputy
sheriffs Roach and Fisk. OF Lane
county. who brought Herring 10
Portland with them last night. 10
Identity the suspects.
Herring is one OF the three farm.
ers who arc charged with receiving
part OF the bank loot 10 keep s,iII'
and aid the bandits 10 escape. He
later confessed his part TO authorl.
ties voluntarily.
Mike Dennis. Jimmie wells ana
Floyd Metcalf. taken in tho Doll i
roundup yesterday. were not ider.
fled by Herring. but are being hel.
hero on ysgrancy charges for fur.
Their investigation.
Recovery Of ,i,4ze was made by
police.
II played for big stakes ana lost
Murray said after his capture. IT
suppoeo III get sent away fora long
stretch, 80 that's all there Is TO Il"
EUGENE. Ore. Dec. a2-Nels
Berkren. Jack Herring. Charles Bla,
zicr and Aiep DowelI. four farmers
charged with aiding the escape OF
three bandits who obtained fore
than $1,000 from the Florencs bank.
were being held here today. after the
first three waived preliminary hear.
ings and tho fourth asked postpone.
ment Of arraignmcnt until he OBJ
tained an attorney. All four arc
charged with accessory TO felony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Editor Drops Dead
in Newspaper Room

PASADENA. Cal. Dec. 22.-Hugh
X. Hartung. former 81. Louis editor.
dropped dead In the Pasadena Star
News office here today, where he
had been employed.
Hartung was for many years
well known Middle West newspaper
man. He was a personal friend OF
Theodore Dresser. the novelist. who
in his latest book. about Myself"
mentions their friendship at length
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Big Timber, Less Coyote
Howling, Councils Need
J. r. Justice Gets Slant From a Vet
elan of so Years Experience Here

looks like good timber 10 mo. Why
don't you run him outT'
Not knowing Mr.. Hawley very well
/ decided 10 look farther into his
case. l went up 10 the Central build.
Ing. OF which no II owner or man
nRer. and asked one Of his largest
tenants about him. II tenant
speaks well Of his landlord. that
ought 10 be considered evidence.
This IN what tho tenant said;
n. l.. Hawiey II n good man and
n good landlord. lie would make n
good councilman. II you can get
him TO run win vote for him"
II this COOS much further nhnll
hive 10 10 up and sco Mr.. Hawley.
MORE BOOSTS FOR
VIRTUE AND LANE
George A. Virtue also canno back
yesterday. This time II was fellow
real cstatcr, who NEEDLES a good deal
In politics. boosting him. And VIXEN
one real estate man has good words
TO say about another they should DO
printed.
George Virtue should not have an
enemy In Seattle, and surely he has
n lot OF friends" said this man. III
you could get him out he would run
well ana would make high grade
councilman"
And W. y. Lane was again receiv-
Ing favorable commentator. This
time from n big man OF tho city.
This man. who works more or less
with tho Chamber OF Commerce peo,
pie. gnyo II as his opinion that Lane
was one OF the best councilmen we
have had, and expressed his conf.
dence In Lane as lawyer and q
citizen.
a couple OF new ones wero put on
tho boards ycsterday.
One of these was II. II. Hnriin.
formerly an official OF the coal min.
crA' union OF the state. II IS under.
stood that the labor unions OF the
city arc backing him 20 some extent.
He was recommended by a leader
among tho labor people who Is con.
sidered politically wise.
The other new name was that OF
Edmund Bowden. the real estate and
insurance man. Ono who has long
been interested in city affairs be-
lioves that Bowdcn would make a
most excellent councilman II he
could be persuaded to run. lie in.
sisted that 30 and sec him and
try 10 interest him in the coming
rnce.
And just n word 20 the ladies. II
IN understood that Mrs. Kathryn
Miracle. who has announced her can
dldacy for mayor. win not resign
from tho council. She gives what
sho considers good and sufficient
reasons. So any OF you ladies that
were thinking OF her chair WIN please
keep your bonncts on. or course. Il
would DO no harm TO try 10 ouirun
some OF tho men. And really that
would be more fun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
SEEK DEM MEET
FOR CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dec. ~. - Illinois 70
publicans and democrats Joined
forces today In campaign 10 bring
the national convention OF tho demo
cratic party 20 Chicago.
A COMMITTEES headed by Edward n.
Hurley. former chairman OF tho ship.
ping board. was named by political
leaders In a conference 10 direct the
fight for Chicago. Fred w. UphAm.
treasurer OF the republican national
committee. was selected as yico chair.
man Of the committee.
No financial difficulties viii be met
in bringing tho convention 10 Chi.
caro-. according 10 George y. Brcn.
nan. democratic chief,ain OF Illinois.
Brennan. n close friend OF Charles
Murphy. New York. md Thomas
Taggart. Indiana. expressed conf.
dcnce thnt tho democratic conclave
would DO held here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
BLAME WRECK
ON ENGINEER

ALBANY. ". T.. Dec s1-Re
sponsihIllty for the crash OF the first
and third sections OF the goth Cen.
fury limited At Forsythe. y. T.. two
weeks ago. was placed upon Engi.
neer Patterson by the public service
commission today.
In its report OF the investigation
OF the wreck. the commission says
that the wreck resulted from the
following circumstances:
Primarily. It resulted from tho
placement Of an automobile on one
OF the main tracks Of the New York
Central for a reason or from cause
not now definitely known.
That the engine man failed to &C.
on signals disiayed TO protect the
movement OF his train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. "a
Laying plans 90 fight his wifo's d.
vorce action. Elsler Ia Ma'e- Tho
airicai and motion picture promoter.
was today on record with the state
ruent that he had framed" the
story Of a ncEro's desire 20 pur
chaaa Mira, Ia Mais for 100000.
SO far ms he knows. la Male de.
clared. there never was any Lou
Harris Baker. Ethiopian gambler OF
Juarcz. and tho whole plot was
originated In an effort TO mako Mrs.
Le Male care less for fine clothes
and moro for him.
La Males signed statement, wna
given out hy his attorney. Fred A.
Watson. counsel retained 20 repre-
sent him in the pending action.
II may DO used. according 10 tho
attorney. NJ basis for a possible
cross.oomplaint
Il invented the negro purchase
story In nm effort TO bring my wife
back 20 life and 10 keep her from
brooding over tho loss OF her five
children by a former marriage. who
wcre taken Away from her after
she and began living together" la
Maic said. I'VE were married some
years after We posed as husband
and wife. following our first meet
ing in Modesto. l worked nB mo-
ton picture director here in Los
Angeles. but lost my Job and did
nitnihl work for a while. My wife
also worked.
"Sho would como homo with
stories Of how other women dressed
who were not making any more
money than wo were. Finally.
thinking to disgust her with meth.
OILS employed by women who seek
the easiest way told her I knew
n negro gambler with lots Of money
who would give $4,000 for any
white woman.
In August, 1921. we quarrclcd
aud went TO Dallas, where I at.
tempted TO put acrosa motion nlc.
ture company, That November |
met a Mrs. Howe. She was never
moro than a platonlo friend. as was
tho woman referred TO as Mrs. VIC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
ARE
PARTY GUESTS

Seattle shutins Saturday wcro re-
viewing In their minds the JOYS OF
tho night before. when 400 Of them
woro transported by volunteer clti.
Gems for trip thru tho brilliantly
lighted business noction. viewed tho
wonders OF tho Christmas windows
and heard a musical program at tho
city Christmas party In City Hall
park. where tho Seattle police band
and other organizations performed.
More than 1000 persons attended
the jollification with the invalids.
who were given honor places Mt the
foot OF the hugo Christmas irso.
Mayor Edwin j. brown made q
BRIEF address and II. IL. Vivian led
in community singing. Tho Seattle
Pipe bard. under tho direction OF
ben Mephee. also played. Tho Rev.
j. r. Msgus. pastor OF tho First
Methods; church. also spoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Church Services
Sunday and Christmas

9.{s.
Epiphany Rev. Harold q. Hen.
Messy. rector. Holy communion. 8;
church school. s:{s: morning service.
II. The Prince Of Peace: young
peoples meeting, .. m. Christmas
Eve. { p. m. vcspcrs for tho church
school: ii:3o. choral Eucharist. Christ.
mas day, II a. m. choral Eucharist
and sermon.
81. Johns uiirklandl- Roy. Harold
@. Hcnnessy. Sunday school . p. m;
evening service. 4. Cbriatmas day. Q
A. m. choral Eucharist and sermon.
All Saints - Rev. Canon Ronald
Hilton. rector. Morning service, IL.
Rejoice; Christmas service, p. m.
St. Lakes Rentonl--Rev. Canon
Ronald Hilton. Evening service.
T:sO. Manhood"
Christ-Rey. Paul II. James
rector. Holy communion. s: Sun.
day school. s:i5; morning sermon by
Rev. +. Il. Bateman. II: Christmas
program. $50 p. m. Christmas eve,
1870, holy eucharist.
81. Clemcnt's--Rev. Fruncis r.
Bateman. rector. Holy communion,
8; morning service. IL: sermon by
Rev. Paul James; pageant. The
Nativity 7:3o p. m. Christmas
day. a. m. holy communion: 1870
n. m, morning service.
st. Johns parish--Rev. Maurice
J. Bywater. rector. Holy com.
munlon. 8: Sunday school. s:4O;
morning service. II. THE Lord Is
at Hand; baptisms. 3 p. m. Christ.
mas day. a. m, holy communion;
10 a. m. choral communion.
st. Michael's Chapel OF 81. Marks
Parish--Rev. Chester a. Taylor.
rector. Morning service, 800:
church school. p. m.
st. Mark's-Rey. John u. Nc.
Iauchlan, Phi. d., rector: Rev. n.
". Gowen. ID. D.. associate priest:
Rev. Chester a. Taylor. curato. Holy
communion, 3; church school. $50:
morning service by Bishop +. w.
Keator. u. d., II; evening service.
1910. carols.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Asa Lee Rites to
Be Held Sunday

Funeral services for Asa W. Leo,
former crack deputy sheriff. VIII DO
held Sunday. at ! p. m. from the
Bonney.syatson chapel. Broadway
and E. Oily. 81. under the auspices
OF gcattla aria No. ]. Fra'ornnl
order OF Eagles. A firing squad and
hugler from Rainier.Noble post win
give the martial honoTs. pailbcarern
viii be selected from among his for
NOR companions on Sheriff Matt
gtarwich'H STAFF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
FRESH QUAKES
HIT COLOMBIA

BoGoTA. Colombia. Dec. "a
Earthquakes tina, took toll Of g.
GOO lives and rendered $4,000 homs-
less along tho Ecuador Colombia
border early this week, were re-
nrwed Thursday and Friday.
In Tuauersa where damage was
severe. but which IN acting rs re-
lief headquarters 20 aid those sec
lions which have been completely
devastated. five distinct shocks
were felt In six minutes yesterday,
Americans here and other for
cign colonies arc raising relief
funds Details OF the disaster are
Stln withheld by disrupted COM
munications
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
DEBATE MEN
ARE CHOSEN

Debate Coach Rufus Brcland OF
tho univerhty OF Washington. yes
tarday announced that Paul couph-
lin and Harold Morford for tho af-
firma,iye and Joe Cook and Julian
Matthews for the negative would
mako up wnshington's debate
teams In the triangular debate
January II and IS with Whitman
and Washington State college.
The affirmative will debate Whit
man here on January II and tho
negative viii Oppose W. 3. C.. Mt
Pullman on January IS, The cues
ton win be; Resolved. that the
United stasss should recognize the
soviet government OF Russia"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Woman Is Arrested
in Coburn Staying

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Dec. %. -
Mrs. Margaret Weaver. indicted In
connection with the murder OF WI
liam s. Coburn. Atlanta attorney for
the Ku Klux Khan. was arrested
here today.
Mrs Weaver Is held for Atlanta
authorities. She declared she would
fight extradltion to Georgia and seek
Immediate release.
Mrs. Weaver said she did not know
either Fox or Coburn. She told Off.
GERS she had como TO Birmingham
from Nashville and had only been
here two days She was recognized
u hotel here as Mrs T. NJ. VIII
,ams, OF Atlanta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Allen Expects Big
Year for LAUNDERING

The biggest year OF It's history
faces the lumber industry In 1924
in the opinion OF r. b. Allen, mana
ger Of the West Coast Lumbemen's
association, who has returned from
Washington, d. c. Early indications
on tho Atlantic seaboard and In
the Middle West Is that there is In
creased demand for fir as a fayoT
tie building material. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Dentist Pulled Too /.
Many Teeth; Is Sued

PORTLAND. Dec. 27.-Bccauso
she had ordered two teeth pulled. and
tho dentist took out IL while sho
WINS under an 0nnesthetic. Marie
Murphy sued Or. q. W. Anderson.
de=tist. for t12.ooO-ii. 900 tooth.
a jury dciiberatod seven hours md
returned a verdict in favor OF the dc.
PENDANT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Affirm Dismissal
of S.-A. Bank Suit

OLYMPIA. Dec. 22.-The state su.
preme court has affirmed the juds.
ment Of the Pierce county superior
court in Diminishing the action
brought by John +. Duke. state bank
supervisor, seeking TO recover $751;.
$50 from Dean Johnson. vice prcsi.
dent and a trustee Of tho dofunct
Scandinavian American bank OF Ia.
coma,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Cynthia Grey
Engaged to One Girl He Kisses Another-Says He
Still Loves Only Fidncee, But VIII Not Promise
to Giue Up Flirtations.
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey | am the most unhappy girl in the
world, believe.
was to have been married soon to young man whom
have gone with steadily for some time
Everything lovely until last evening when went
to call girl friend Of mine She has sister year
younger than We noticed that she and my fiance were
not in the room. but thinking they having chat in
the next room we paid no attention.
After time, MS they very quiet, something I'M
natural for both of them. walked into the and found
them kissing one another.
| didn't say anything at the time but the way home
told him wouldn't tolerate such actions. He apologized,
but would not promise that il would not happen again.
He says he still loves one but me. cannot under
stand, them why he should want to kiss other girls.
Oh Miss Grey hate TO give him up but think should
do he is going carry such frtaons with other
girls What do you think? ELLEN.
There is only thing to hnk-pour fianee is not vet
ready to become engaged to anyone. II he really loved you
he ,cod understand the obligations Of promise 10 narry
aud icouid not make an issue Of this matter
flirting Sweetheart is bad enough but tickle husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
SLUG VETERAN
NEAR STATION
Knocked Unconscious and
Robbed OF S25

Knocked unconscious by two ban.
dts who attacked him ono block
above tho police station. at Sixth ave
and Yosler way. early Saturday. Sam
wardle. disabled war veteran, was
robbed OF SIS, he reported TO the po-
lice.
Wardle Said he was returning
homo when the two men attacked
him. one OF them striking him from
the rear. When no recovered his
senses he reported the holdup TO the
police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Spouse Says He Framed
Story About Wife Sale
Told Her About Wealthy Negro to Bring Her
Back to Life" and Forget Fine Clothes

let Ia Male. They wero both won.
derfui friends"
Confirmation Of Ia Males story
was seen hero In the fact that Airs.
In Male has admitted Ehs never
saw tho negro. while reports from
Juarcz and border cities denied the
cxistencs OF any Euch men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Many Attend Rites
for DR.. D. Buckley

Unusual. In that Il was the first
time In the history OF the Seattle
Roman Catholic diocese that repre-.
sentatiyes OF all church houses
turned out in a body TO attend a
funeral, the last rites for DR.. Daniel
Buckley were held at 81. Joseph,s
church Friday. More than 1900
were unable to get inside the
church.
Many pioneers OF the White River
territory also attended the last
honors for the pioneer Western
Washington physician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Divorce Sought on
Cruelty Allegation

Cruelty and nonsupport are the
basis OF suit for divorce filed In
superior court by Madge Spencer
against Harry b. Spencer. She asks
an equitable settlement OF property.
They were married in Seattle. In
September, 1929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS

Philosophical Society. Besant Lodge
Sunday school. II: lecture. 8 y. m.
The Promise OF the chrlst's Return"
by Ray ~. wardall.
Thcosophical Society, Semitic Lodge
Lecture, s p. m.
Church Of Psychic Science-Rev,
y. Adele Lowdormilk. pastor. Lee
turo. 3.3O p. m. lis Spirit Commu
Mon a Fsct7" by Prof. d. Carlos Nc.
Allistcr.
Worlds Bible College and Seventh
Elect Church in Israel-Dsniel salwt
messenger. Sermon. p. m. Are
We Like God7 what Are the Gates
Of Hell7 who IL Gods wife7"
Church Of Spiritual Unity-Rsv
Bertha Watson. Sunday school. .
p. m: afternoon service. 2; spiritual
healing and Christmas program. 8.
Temple Of Truth, Second Spiritual
ist ohurch-Publlc circles. G: lecture
745. THE Birth Of Christ" by Rev
Stella Ross Wallace.
University Spiritualist Church -
Dr. Jack Grant. Open forum, s:9c
p. M; circles and divine healing, 4:sO
Christmas service. 700.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Woman Is Acquitted
of Shaving Husband

WATERLOO. N. Y. Dec. 22.-Mrs.
Nettio Cane Taylor. on trial here for
the murder Of her husband. Frank
Taylor. was acquitted today.
She killed her husband while he
was drunk. the woman contendcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
LEFT THEE RrcrIrr

KANSAS CITY. Dec. Robbers
who ransacked the home Of Il. c.
Blomeyer OF household goods and
money totaiing $500. left a recent
SO he might collect insurance with.
out difficulty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
LUTHERAN

Ballard Firsf--Rcv. o. l.. Hawk.
pastor. sundny school, $40: morn.
ing service in Norwegian. IL; evening
service in English. 8. Special Christ.
mas Day service. 1890 n m.
Bethany Christmas service. II a.
m. Christ tho only Hope Of tho
World" Christmas trco and pro.
gram, p. m.
Special Christmas Day Service
II a. m. Jesus, the Hope Of the
World" by DR.. =. w. ErilSson.
Green Lake Bethany-Rey. o. p.
Hanson. pastor. Sunday school 945:
morning service. II, "Christ's Trade.
MARK; evening service. 8, SALIVA
ton" Special Christmas Day sery.
ice, G a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22

rould DO still icorse.
Is Thanksgiving observed In
Utah,
IL Is Observed. eat q no, q iecaI
holiday.
DID Thomas jefferson derive his
ideas for the Declaration OF indo-
pcndcnco from some Greek or Latin
hooksg
jefferson has said:. whether I
had gathered my ideas from read
ing or reflection do not kHotr !
only knote that turned 70 neither
book nor pamphlet sehiio srtifnc
IT,
What Is the largest flag In tho
United States and what are the
proportional
There Is an American flag IN
Detroit srhich "a said 20 be the
largest IN the Unifcd States, More
thar 1861 yards Of material trcrc
nsed IN making ~; 70 tccs1hs 600
pounds and occupies f5o cubic feet
81 space snhea folded ~ Is $50
feet BY 90 feet and the blHs fcld
Is ~ by 90 feet.
who wrote tho poem Carcass
sono"?
fs teas translated inso Enciish.
from the French Of Gusfare Ma.
daud. BY John n. Thompsor.
Does this country import eggs
from China7
Yes, q single shipment recently
receirei On This country tcus esiim-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22

This IL ssether Of . series by ,. y.
Justice, dtsinterested seattle busi-
ness man, who " maktnK survey
for The Star Of eouncii,nnnir possi-
bilifics.