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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-28
Her Course Mapped.

Speaking to q number of children
about school, | turned to the smallest
and asked her which way she went to
school, and. pointing her little finger,
she said: 1.-TWO blocks straight and
two blocks crooked."-Chichgo Trib-
unp
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-28
Reflective Person.

Mrs. Jackson-Speakin' oh your
husban', Mrs. Wimple, did he evan
convey to you dat he done propose to
me befo' he married you?
Mrs. Wimple-FDeed he didn't 10
was 80 ashamed oh some OBJ do dngs
he did dat I nevah' Insisted upon .
Observation-Disclosures Star.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-28
Worlds Largest Book.

Five thousand people have written
their portions OF "The Great Hand
Written Bible" started some years ago
in England, but another 5000 are re-
quired to complete It. II Is the largest
volume ever compiled.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-28
Beautiful Picture Of Death

Death, to a good man, Is but pass
Ing through a dark entry, out Of one
little dusky room Of hts fathers house,
into another that is fair and large,
lightsome and glorious, and divineIy
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-28
p.rhans Ha Msans h2o.

Little English Girl lat breakfast)--
Why does the mIlkman call "milk-ho"
mornings1 Why doesn't he Just say
milkf
Wise Sister-JThat shows you aren't
educated. II you'd learned. French
you'd know that "eau" means water,
and dad says the milk we get is about
half NATURALIZATION Transcript.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-28
Eactories Poorly LIGHTED.

Lighting experts state that only 20
per centsof the factories Of the United
States are adequately listted-ln other
words 30 per cent are illuminated be-
low normal.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-28
Eioquence.

Eloquence is the child of knowledge.
When the mind Is full, 1t IL like 4
wholesome river; 1t is also clear
Disraeli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
Judge Says Children
Better Than Parents
Lindsey Thinks it Would Be Terrible World if
Boys and Girls Did Not Disobey Elders

LOS ANGELES. Call April H.
"rhe boys and girls of today know
more than their parents and ought 10
be teaching their parents" according
TO Judge Ben Lindsey. who has ar
rived here for a lecture toar.
II believe in schools where parents
of today will have their education
brought up to date by flnppers and
their so-called cake-eatcr sons" says
Judge Lindsey.
1--WE already started a school like
that and have four flappers In charge
OF e.
"Thls would be terrible world II
children did not disobey their parents.
"The worlds progress is due TO the
dlsobedience OF children.
II do not mean that n child should
disobey--if the parent is right. But
the parent who believes that the child
should do us he or she says thru
obedience to q command Is q tyrant
and is acting to stiflo initiative and
intelligent reasoning. Tyranny is tho
father OF rebellion. and rebellion leads
to the failure OF the child and. OF
course. OF the parent Tyranny Is
what sends more children 10 the
juvenile court than any other cause,
I'VE should train our children TO
do things because they are right and
just and reasonable. They should be
taught to want to do these things Of
their own accord We must not OK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
FRESHMEN
ALSO ADD
VICTORY!
California Is Double Loser to Wash
ington Oarsmen in Races Today
on Oakland Estuary

OAKLAND, April 21.-The University Of Washington
today the undisputed rowing honors of the Pacific
coast.
Her varsity defeated Caiforna's varsity by
lengths Smile the Oakland estuary.
few minutes later Washington's freshmen pulled in
victors by two and half lengths over California fresh
men, 2-rnile down the estuary.
California and Washington varsity crews got away to
free start at 1913 nv Washington pulling S6stroke
and California Al stroke.
California took slight lead.
AT the quarter Washington holding the SO stroke
and California had changed to 49, the boats pulling almost
even, with California perhaps fraction ahead.
There change for the remainder of the first mile
excepting that Washington crept slightly up California
At the mile Washington increased her stroke to 81 and
California dropped to &C. The Washngtonans began gaining
steadily and from then until the end of the constantly
and California SO for the entire last two miles.
by Grant the Washington In making the double
of the estuary his boat varied than
feet from its course.
The official time for the three miles Is minutes
5 2-5 seconds
Captain Bill Williams of California collapsed as his boat
shot the line-a loser
Washington figured to have had about three lengths adj
vantage by having the side of the nearest the
bankment which protected her from the wind and swels
but her victory big enough to leave for dis
pute to her superiority, even allowing for such
advantage.
In the freshman California again started with
slight lead which Washington overcame, the Wash
ngton babies finishing between two and half and three
boat lengths ahead.
The time for the freshman 9571a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
1000 PRESENT
AT BASIN meet
Conference Was to Open at
! O'Clock Saturday

PASco. April 2i.--Morc thnn 1000
delegates from the Northwest were
In Pasco today for the opening Of
the first annual conference OF the
Columbia Basin Irrigation assocIa-
ton.
The meetings were to open at
o'clock Saturday afternoon. a brief
review Of the work already accom-.
plished by the association was TO be
the first matter 10 be taken up.
A report on the work dono by the
association that led 10 congress mp.
proprlating money for the investiga.
ton of the Basin project was also TO
be read before the meeting.
Two trustees from every congress
sional district in the state will be
chosen before the meeting convcnes.
Following this, the work OF the or.
ganization for the coming year will
be outlined and an organization per.
fected TO insure results from the pro.
gram.
Private cars from Spokane. Seat.
tie. Tacoma and Portland brought
many OF the delegates to the con.
yentIon. Others drove TO pasco in
automobiles. The number attending
the conference was expected 10 be
greatly swelled by late arrivals Sat.
urday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
BELIEVES MAN
HELD SLAYER

Il am positively certain in my
own mind that d. f. Corrigan, now
held in Ell Paso. Tex, for the muir
der OF George Marsh, taxi driver,
near Tacoma. on April q. is the per-
son who killed Marsh" said Thomas
Desmond. sheriff OF Pierce county,
Saturday morning.
According TO Desmond, his opin-
ion is not influenced in any way by
the fact that Coraigan was positive
~ identified Friday by three per-
sons who rode across Oregon with
him after the killing. The three
identified Corrigan at El Paso as
the man with whom they had rid.
den in the auto stolen from Marsh
after the murder.
A hearing was held in El Paso
Friday, preparatory to extraditing
Corrigan TO Tacoma to stand trial
for the killing. He is sim fighting
extradition. but will be returned by
Deputy Sheriff Even, according to
Desmond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
IN
CUSTODY NOW

FORT WORTH, Texas. April 2i.--
Arrests Of 81 oil promoters. charged
with using the mails 10 perpetratc
gigantic swIndle. were being com.
pletcd rapidly today.
United States marshnls, armed
with federal warrants for tho Of
ficials OF 10 oil companies, returned
yesterday by n grand Jury here,
had rounded up more thnn n score
OF the alleged defaulters today.
Roundup OF all the Indicted men
Will be completed before night, the
mnrshal's office. said.
Bonds IN the majority OF cases
we're fixed between $4,000 and
$4,000.
Tho alleged swindlcrs obtained
more than 100000 In their opera.
tlons turnout the country. federal
prosecutors declared ns they busted
themselves preparing for the trials
Advertisements, letters and other
snlos material OF tho oil promoters
were dumped into the local post.
office In truckloada until Fort Worth
far exceeded other cities OF the coun.
try in monthly business, invcstIgn
tors charged. These advertisements
were sensational appeals TO lin
vestora" Offering onticing opportuni
ties to become rich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
WRECK
IS Fatal TO
Three filters
Killed When Giant
Ship Falls Into
River From 500
Foot Altitude

DAYTON. Ohio. April ST.
Three men. believed members Of
the Langley. Va. flying field
force. were killed when Martin
bomber In which they wcrr rid
Ing. went into nose dlvc while
500 feet above the big Miami
river at McCook field today.
Two other men were Injured. They
were rushed TO a hospital by the res
cuers first 10 reach the scene OF the
accident.
The dead
Capt. +. ". Lawson
W. A. Rowland.
serEt. Tidweil.
Hugh $. Smith. OF the burcau Of
standards. Washington. and r. u.
Shaw. sclfridgc field. Michigan,
were probably fatally injured.
Tho commander OF the ship. an
officer. was one OF tho dead. or the
two injured. one was a civilian.
An eyewitness 10 the accident told
McCcok field officers he watched the
plane as Il started into the air. lie
said the giant ship started 70 bank
Then. without warning. the tain
went into the air and the bomber
started a nose dive. II "a believed
something went wrong with the con.
trolls The engine. the eyewitness said.
spunded as II IT were hitting per.
fectiy.
The plane fell into The river.
Hospital attaches where the two
injured men wcrc taken could find
no Identification maiAs.
Hospital physicians say the injured
men have slight chance for recovery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
Cops Poster Hatless
Students; They Rage

DAREHEADED students at the University OF Wash
ID ington voiced vigorous protest to Chief of Police
William B. Severyns Saturday morning because police
have insisted finding out the why of the hat
less crowd. Members of the student bloc who find
pleasure roaming the streets minus head covering told
the chief they are being subjected TO ndignities In
qusitive cops stop them the streets
Let me suggest said Philip P. Pfeufer a747 18th
n. E. representing the bareheads, that when the
police desire to stop me, they should call at my home.
object greatly to being singled out the street and
questioned by cop
THE gist Of their questions Isl Why am going
without hatT Why do / walk much about the
streetsr demand my constitutional right go about
bareheaded much ! please"
THAT may be-" Severyns decided but anyone viii
admit that the cops have good to stop bare
headed persons. That's the first authentic sign Of
insanity, and capture most of lunatics in that
manner"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
MAIL is
TO COME HERE
Seattle Distributing Point
for Squadron

Recognizing Seattle as tho Chief
port OF the Pacific coast In the dis.
sribution OF trsnspaciflc mail. tho
posioffiea department. working In
conjunction> with the navy depart.
usnt. has decided To route all mail
delivered TO Pacific ships thru Sc
attic.
Heretofore all mai delivered TO
the men OF the Pacific fleet has
been sent thru San Francisco.
The new program went into effect
this week. according to poatofficc
officials In future. anyone sending
mail matter TO men OF the pacific
fleet. whether they be in Australia.
ALaska. tho Philippines or at any
station in tho Pacific. win send it
thru Seattle. and not San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
Fire Leaves 1000
Persons Homeless

WEIGH. w. Va, April 21.--Mc.
Dowell county authorities rushed aid
to 1000 persons near here today,
made homeless last night by fire
which destroyed the entire mining
town of Burke.
Property damage was estimated at
81, 900 900. The town will be rebuilt.
oNTANAGoN, Mich. April 2i.--
ontanagon was saved from disas.
trous flood today when dynamite
broke an ice jnm In the ontanagon
river and released wall of water
into Lake Superior, Two business
blocks We're flooded and six es,
adjustments were damaged before
tho flood waters were finally re.
loascd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
FORTUNE IN
DOPE TAKEN

HALIFAX, n. s., April 21.--- A
half million dollars worth of drugs
have been seized on the high seas by
Scotland Yard men aboard German
ship en- route to this port, according
TO wireless word reaching here.
Some of the drugs We're destined
for the United States. 1t is said.
A hydroplane. which was to have
carried the stuff to the United
States, has been found near here by
authorities,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
PROBE DISAPPEARANCE
OF HIS CHILD WIFE

The Jofferys first came into the
glare Of notoriety following the ar.
rest Of Marcus lottery in January
when II became known that city de.
tectives were probing the mysterious
disappearance OF the mans child
wife, Elma Neiml lottery. whom Jof
fiery first met in the house OF hor.
rors" few days before Christmas.
lottery married the girl after know.
ing her for two days. and she disap.
peared December 81. three days after
the wedding.
Charges that lottery had done
away with" the girl were made by
Mrs. Amanda Neimi, OF Aberdeen,
Turn to Page 4. Column p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
Delegation Leaves
for Basin Meeting

A delegation of 100 Seattle bust.
ness men left Seattle Friday night
10 attend the annual convention at
Pasco Wash. OF the Columbia Basin
Irrigation league, which is being held
Saturday. All Of the Northwest
states are represented at the meet.
Ing which is arranged for the bene.
n, Of fruit and grain growers OF the
Northwest who depend upon irriga.
ton for the success OF their crops.
Several Seattle men arc among the
speakers who will nddross the con.
yentlon. The men will return Mon.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
TAMALE MAN IS
FOUND GUILTY
Statutory Charge Upheld by
Jury Saturday

Joe lottery. proprietor Of the
Rainbow tanaIc parlor, was
found guilty by a Jury in su.
perior court at 3 n. m. Saturday
Of statutory charge against II.
ycar-old Vera Warner.
The verdict marks the first victory
Of the state in the bitterly contested
socalied house OF horrors cases.
during which sensational charges
against Joe lottery and his brother.
Marcus lottery. a tamale maker.
were made by Deputy Prosecutors
Ralph Hammer ard Ewing d. Col.
win.
Attorney W. A. Gilmore. for the
defense, answered with serious
charges against tho prosecuting at.
toTney's office. accusing Hammer.
coIvin. Seattle detectives and others
with having framed the case against
tne famata mon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
Three Are Injured
in Chicago Blaze

CHICAGO. April 2i.-Firc In
sixstory building occupied by gar.
mont manufacturing companies.
caused injury so three persons and
about s25O,Oo0 damage hero today.
T'hc building. on tic outskirts OF
the Chicago loop, was destroyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
CANDIDATE NO. .3s5

This j. q pho
iograph Of Philip
Tindall. candidate
for reelection to
the city council. II
was taken in 1918.
and shows Tintlan
then a lieulen.
ant In the A. T.
r. pecring out
from behind a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

pect youth to blindly obey orders
which will stultify its intellectual de-
vclopment.
The average parent of today
doesn't know one-tcnth OF what he
or she ought 20. in comparison to
what their children know.
I'm for the flappcrs and their de-
sire to think for themselves. II par
ents realized they could learn a great
deal from their children and would
treat them accordingly. the world
would be very much better Off"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

eamouflaged haystaek- The haystack
) plainly diseernible in the picture.
The cheapest thing at a bargain
le Is o man waiting for his wife.
It's getting so that many p man
leaves the party because They're
serving whisky instead OF the regu-
Jar stuff.
Dizzy Iz-y rocked the boat.
Diszy T==y couldn't float;
Dizzy Iz=V-
Funeral note.
The Homo Undertaking company
is putting out a bright little maya
zine called 1.-THE Prism II Is really
too bad that their customers can't
enjoy it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
WATER SHUT OFF

Water win be shut off Monday,
from a. m. until p. m, on Hud
son St, from Beacon ave. TO s2d
ave. s., and on SD ave. S. from
Hudson st. TO Ferdinand st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
u. OF w. CREW WINS!
Home Brew

Howdy. folks. Did you enter
tour child In the baby clinic at
the Bon aarches Sod we.
Little Homer Brew Jr. received
the high rating % 10, owing 20
the fact that he has six toes on
each foot.
They were going 20 dock him IS
points for hasins hangnails, but We
proved it was hercdltary--hls grand
father died on the gallows.
WE'RE so HAPPY
DIR. c. ID. shannon. who
helped examine the kiddies, said
that Little Homer had the most
wonderfully developed pair OF
adcnoids he had ever seen.
Little Homer had a red spot over
his right eye.
"Birthmarkg'' asked the physician.
Yep we replied. she fell out OF
an upper on the Great Northern
last week"
II Homer Brew Jr. ever evinecs
an inclination 10 80 into newspaper
work, were going TO take him out
into the backyard. chain him TO a
tree and beat bis brains out
We want him TO 20 into selling
automobiles or Bookkeeping.
II he's too finicky 20 bootleg. we'll
put him into the bond business.
SPORTING NOTE
University OF Washington crew
races California today. Another
variation. no doubt. OF the old
she'll game.
One husky lad az the university
wouldn't turn out for crew because
he said Il made him seasick 10 ride
backward IN a boat
This Is Courtesy Week. combined
with Gas stove Week. Last week
was Profanity Week. combined with
Gas Pressure Weak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
TIGER WOMAN IS.
REPORTED HELD.
Clara Phillips Located in
Honduras, Says Dispatch

WASHINGTON, April sl.--
The state department Il starting
proceedings for the cstradiiion
from Honduras OF Clara PHI
lips. wanted by California author.
tiles In connection with the ham.
mer murder Of another woman.
Following official information
10 the department. Secretary
Hughes notified Gov. Richard
son that Mrs. Phillips was Ia
Honduras. The governor asked
Hughes TO rxtrsditc her.
SACRAMENTO, April ai.-Gay
Friend William Riohardaon Iaa,
night received telegram from Sec.
rotary OF State Hughes. saying the
state department. waK advised that a
woman answering the description Of
Clara Phillips. escaped Los Angeles
hammer murderess." had been 10.
Gated in Honduras.
The telegram asked whether her
sxtradltion was desired.
Gov. Richardson Immediately
wired District Attorney woolwiue
at Los Angeles. to prepare tho nee
essary papers for tho Institution Of
cxtradiilon proceedings in behalf Of
California.
He also replied TO Secretary
Hughes. asking that tho state dc
psrimont request Honduras authori
ties to detain the woman.
a man and woman described as
mfr. and Mrs. Jesse Carsen" were
said TO be with the person sup
posed TO be Mrs. Phillips.
Tho woman was placed under pro
visional arrest at au early hour Thu
morning, according 10 Sheriff VIII
lam TRIGGER OF Los Angeles who 4
in Sacramento to take charge oil
rushing thru cxtradition proceedings
Traeger declared he Ind received
notification OF the suspected hammer
mtrdercss' arrest from the state de
partment at Washington upon hi,
arrival here from San Francisco.
The Los Angeles sheriff ASSERTED
he would wire n complete description
OF Mrs Phillips TO the state depart
mcnt this morning, from where 4
will be rclaycd to the Hondura,
authorities.
The Identification material will In
(Turn TO Page 4, Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

THE FRIENDS OF THE IRISH
REPUBLIC viii hold a benefit
dance and card party at the Odd
Fellows hall, Tenth ave. and Pine
ST., Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
HOCH DER GEYsER.

Mayor Brown will speak sun
day evening on "The Elements
Of Greatness"
Gosh, Doc. why give US the
story Of your Iifeg
II Doc wants to do something
really useful. why doesn't he invent
. device to prevent people. who have
Just had a tooth pulled, from stick
ing their tongue in the vacant
space?
II won't be long now before the
silk stocking advertisers will be tell.
: ing the world that it was their stock
ings that went the SO hours in the
latest nonstop dance record.
WHY CONDUCTORS ARE KILLED
We got on a Rainier valley car
yesterday.
Whats the fare TO the bali
park?" we asked.
Ten cents" answered the con.
ductor.
We dropped our dime into the
box.
There Isn't any hall game
said the conductor.
LII Gee Gee has grievance. The
other night while she was listening
10 one OF her favorite songs on the
radio she was disturbed for nearly
Is minutes while wrecked ship sent
out an $. o. s.
Nature cares for the animals.
Who ever saw duck wearing
Ealoshcs?
FAST LIKE a GLACIER
The Engineers club was moved
block the other day while the
members ate their luncheon. but
Ms George CotieriIl was the fen
lprkcd speaker, the movers had
cniy OF time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
ERIEDA'S
j. OLLIES

adore curios.
SO does my dearest friend and
only rival.
We both admired valuable vase.
1t was beyond my price.
She purchased II.
1t made her collection far sur.
pass mine.
SO called.
We were most effusiye in our
greetings.
Friends always are.
/ held the vase up in admiration.
II was really priceless.
Ones equilibrium. after all. 10
only a matter OF nerves.
Mine were uncertain.
/ dropped Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
TODAYS
WANT AID
BARGAIN

Fror5 day to day Star Want Ads
bring many new opportunities to
scattlc's buying public. Today
one can start n ready business
from a small investment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

New trans. Europe ai-plane scry.
ice viii link Belgrade with Paris,
Budapest, Vienna, Bucharest and
Constantinople
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

az TON GRAVEL TRUCK
5000 down and pay the balance as
you earn ~. We will put you In
touch with repponsiblc CON
tractor who Will furnish steady
work for all summer. Can
make $50 TO $40 per day. Truck
is completely overhauled. re-
painted. and has new tires.
Call at--
The Want Ad columns viii tell
you who will show this truck
10 you. Turn 10 them NOW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
SPORTING NOTE

University Of Washington crew
races California today. Another
variation, no doubt, OF the old
she'll game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

One husky lad NJ the university
wouldn't turn out for crew because
he said Il made him seasick TO ride
backward IN a boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21

This Is Courtesy Week. combined
with Gas Stove Week. Last week
was Profanity Week. combined with
Gas Pressure Weak.