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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15

end Of The rope thru the hondo, so
as 10 form running loop and bD
kHottinO tho unioopod end. 10 pre-
tent II from nHrdueiiHp.
How are Hawaiian guitars and
ordinary guitars tunod7
The first string OF Hawaiian
guitar should be tuned 10 4 on The
piano; the second 10 q sharp: the
third TO ii Tho fourth 10 r.. the
nm 10 4; aud the strth 10 y. IN
the case Of the ordinary guitar, the
first string should be tuned 10 n;
The second 10 ~ The third 10 q !;
the fourth 70 ~ the nm 10 D;
The strth 10 O..
What u meant by tho expression
Missing Link'2
Missing Link is term used
designate the state assumed 10 Ga.
torucno IN eroiuion bctinccn the
upe-likc ancestor OF man, aud man.
aud w a moro general sense. any
hypothetical form intermediate be-
floeeH tico actual forms Of ne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
PORTLAND COPS
ARE REINSTATED
Were Dismissed on Perjured I
Underworld Testimony

PORTLAND. Dec. IS. - Sergeant
oclsner and Patrolman Drapeau.
storm conters OF sensational graft
charges placed against Portland DO.
lice. returned 10 duty today after
charges against them were dismissed
by Mayor Baker when women OF the
underworld admitted perjury in fur.
niehing evidence which resulted in
thc dismissal Of these men.
Mayor Baker recommended that
four others OF seven patroimen dis.
missed on the same charge be rein.
stated by the civil service commits.
sion.
Cases Of three OF tho men will be
investigated by the commission with.
out recommendations
Irish May" Stevens. North End
character, was arrested on charges
OF perJured testimony. She admitted
former testimony was framed" and
that she had not given three OF the
officers money for protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
CITY JEWELER
DIES FRIDAY

william W. Houxhton. scaiilc's
pioneer jeweler. aged 50, died at
his home. 4s4 First ave. NJ. Friday.
after a short ilinosa lie had re-
uldcd in Seattle for s5 years. com.
ing TO the Coast in 1855, just be-
fore the big fire.
Tho funeral service will be held
ut 2 p. IN. sunday at Bulterworth
mortuary under the auspices OF St
Johns lodge. No. 10. T.. & A. NJ.
iusorment IN Mount Pleasant cemc-
terry will follow.
ON his arrival In Seattle. Hough-
ton opened jewelry store in old
MN a.. but this shop was burned
down the year following the big
fire. The day after his loss, Hough-
ton re-opened AMI continued In
business Until tho day Of his death.
Twelve years ago ho moved hts
store TO It's present location. 2ls
Yesler Way.
lie IN survived by two sons, VIII
liam Henry and Frank w. Hough-
ton. Hts wife died rs years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
Catarrh Must
Be Healed!

You'll never be free from catarrh
until you heal those raw. lnflamed
patches in your nose and throat
that are out Of reach OF liquids and
sprays.
Step into any first-olass drug store
and get n 50.cent Jar of "Deo," the
famous Dennis Eucalyptus olnt.
ment. Heat spoonful in tin
plate and inhale deep breaths OF the
soothing vapor. DO this night and
morning. and YOU will experience
the greatest relief you have ever
known. No more nasty dripping IN
the throat--no stopped.up feeling
no buzzing In the ears. You win feel
better. breathe better and sleep bet.
ter. The vapor deposits an antlsep.
tic film OF oil over the diseased
membranes, destroying germs and
gradually healing raw spots.
Dec Is sold by. all leading drug.
gists. Dennis Mfg. Co. makers
Berkeley, Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
INMATES FILL
COUNTY JAIL
High Water Mark Reached,
Says Sheriff

The capacity Of tho King county
jail Is being taxed to care for the
prisoners there. Sheriff starwlch
announced Saturday. The jail now
has ~ inmates and its capacity Is
30.
The county stockade has s5 pris.
oners and can accommodate only
two more. Both figures are high
marks during the administration
Of Sheriff Starwich.
Plans for opening an addition Ia
the jail building to accommodate
additional prisoners win be submit.
ted TO the county commissioners
soon. starwich said. The cost viii
be slight.
IF conditions continoe will
have 10 ask the commissioners for
more money" Starwich said. MY
budget wns estimated az 325 prison.
ers. allowing $4,000 for main.
fenance Of the Jail and s5o,sso for
The stockade. Tho number Of pris.
onsrs We now have exceeds my es.
Inmates by 95.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
JUNIOR CLUB
HAS BANQUET

With approximately 800 persons
present. the chaasiy Junior CONNER
eiai club. an organization Of Seattle
boys. held It's annual banquet at the
Masonic temple Friday evening.
Work OF the club and ilH possibili.
tlca wers discussed b. Stanton W.
Frederick. Lloyd Spencer and sew.
erai of the youthful orators.
Tho club. which Ia formed Of
groups in various pa1a OF the city.
has for it's purpose . better under
standing than the average boy boasts
81 tho IntFicacles OF municipal gov
eminent. Each group has It's may.
or. secretary. chief Of police and
eonnciimen. Pertinent questions are
discussed and settled in the reg~ar
way.
O. y. Morrison. organizer OF tho
movement. announced that prepare.
tons nra under way 10 swell the
total Of II groups hy the creation OF
new ones turnout the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
Sunday in the Churches

evening sermon. Ministers and stew.
ards
Madison Street N. E.--Rey. George
g. Poclton, pastor. Service. II a. m.
communion. evening service. Tsso.
Jesus Christ a Grca, World Force"
~. Johns Parish---Rey. Maurice =.
Bywater. rector. Holy communion. 8
a. m. Sunday acho,s. $40 a. m,
morning service. IL. sermon by Rev.
Paul James. rector OF Christ church,
University.
Christ Church - rev, Paul n.
James. rector. Holy communion. sa.
m; sunday school. PAS a. m: morn.
lns service, II a. m, Rev. 81. j. by.
water.
All sainis-Tsev. Canon Ronald
Hilton. rector. Sermon. II a. m
Earnestly Contend for the Faith"
~. Lukes, Renton--Rsv. Canon
Ronald Hilton. rector. Service. Tao
p, M. Manhood and Manners
~. Mark's-scrviees for the deaf
at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
MORE LOOT IN
LONELY HOUSE
Sheriff Unoovers Burglar
Tools in Raids

Additional equipment of the banl;
looter was found by sheriff's depu.
ties who searched the Hunts Point
premises OF the gang OF alleged Mon.
tana bank robbers Friday, Sheriff
Matt starwich announced. In add.
ton 10 the weapons. found Thursday
when two Of the gang were arrested,
the search Friday uncovered a kit
Of burslnr tools. $50 feet OF gas
burner hose and gas blow.torch.
The search Of the premises IL be-
ing continued. as II is believed the
alleged bandits have hidden their loot
around the house.
The men. James Wilson. John II.
mason and J. J. Reed, and Mrs. Reed
are being held incommunicado in the
county Jail, pending the arrival Of n
deputy sheriff from Montana 90 take
them back 20 that state 60 face a
charge OF lootlng the First National
bank OF Fairfield and IA other banks
in various towns Of the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
SENTIMENT CHANGES
TOWARDS LIQUOR

The reflections from prohibition
can no traced 10 fairly definite
causes.
Many substantial citizens who OPP
pose the general sale Of alcohol dis.
like the act because II has stopped
them from bringing IN stock for
their own cellars. Reputable physl.
clans by the hundreds resent the
prescription CLAUSE which places
them Ia the role OF bartenders Re.
ports OF Quebee's profit OF $4,000 900
o year from It's llauor commission
sound good TO taxpayers.
Bootlesgcrs. with their frequent
hrawls and disresneat for law. make
unpopular tho system which gives
excuse for their trade. In tho re-.
cent Alberta campaign. the story
was used Of finding a moonHhlne stlll
in the basement Of a Calgary church.
The church was not responelhls. but
the incident encouraged the acn,l.
msnt that anything Ia better than
hootleggIng.
The o. 7, A. police are highly I'M.
popular In many communities. An
eyewitness tells % seeing an al.
tempt OF tho officers 10 raid q Cit.
GEMS private stock. The owner
called the city polleo and the o. +.
A. men were elected,
The eisias In ontario generally are
against tho temperance act. Tho
farmer vote IL hard to estimate. In
the prairie provinces Il turned out
wet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
RAIL OFFICIAL
C0MMENDS CITY
Pleased With Publicity Work
OF Chamber

VIM. MeMurrny. general paAHen-
ger agent OF the oregon-Wnshlng-
ton Railway & Navigation company
OF Portland. Saturday commended
tho results achieved by the Seattle
Chamber Of Commerce IN tho last
three years thru It's expenditure OF
s22e.000 for It's national ndyortiHiDB
and tourist promotion work and eN-
pressed the hope that Seattle citi-
gems viii speedily subscribe the
balance OF tho $4,000 fund sought
by tho Chamber OF Commerce for
these purposes in 1924,
MeMurrny told the publicity
committee at their meeting yester-
day That the Pacific Northwest In
coming into It's own ms great M
tionnl summer rendezvous aud hald
There are 10 times aa many
people free 10 travel from May 10
September M there ara from Sep
tembcr 10 May and the Puget
Sound region Inns nn excellent
chance 10 stili further Increase tho
number OF people II brings here II
IL viii continue It's aggressive cam
paign OF advertising. and we rail-
road people know how effective that
has been"
Those subscribing 10 tho fund
yesterday were: Alaska Fur &C.,
G. w. Boyle Packing Co, Gus Cohn.
o. w. Crockett q Co. French Linen
shop. J. w. Koh Co. Northwestern
Paper Box Co, Northwestern Sheet
Metal Mfg. Co. olympic Highway
Inn. Pacific Lamp Il supply Co,
Poole Electric Co. a. w, Quist Co.
skinner & Eddg Corp, Sound
Trunk Factory, standard confec-
,lonery. siar Loan office, Steam
supply a Rubber Co. Sterling Toe
baeco Co. Inc. and Stewart War
ner Service station,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
FAIL TO FIND
OIL FUGITIVE
Koretz oil Chicago Makes
Good Escape From U. S.

CHICAGO. Dec. iS.--convlnced
that Leo Koretx, chieago's master
swindler. had fled from the United
states. authorities today planned a
network OF legal complications with
which they hope to make certain his
conviction In tho event no Is cap
tured.
Two avenues OF escape which
Koretz was considered likely TO have
taken were swept by thoro invests
cation and found TO lead nowhere.
The man who swlndled his family,
his friends and scores OF wealthy
Chicago business and professional
men OF moro than $4,000 eco did not
escape on u private shin or by air,
plane, police said they We're certain.
Reports that he had purchased tho
giant power boat plying Fox" were
found to be false when DR.. John II.
Harris. New York. told authorities
he stlll owned the vessel. having re.
tUNt1 W NtAt " w ANhtEAAs
Two ayiators, stopped In a flight
from chlcago 20 Georgia in tina be.
lief they might be aides 70 Koretz in
his escape, were found 10 have no
knowledge OF the swindler de luxe.
They were held for ~ hours at Fiir-
gerald. Ga. where they made a
forced landing.
While authorities said they were
certain Koretz had made good his es.
cape. ''for the moment al least, "
they worked under States Attorney
Robert +. Grove in building up n
complete case against the man when
he Is returned TO chicogo.
Stanley Klarkowski. assistant 10
Grove. announced he had obtained
evidence tina. koretz lived dual
life,
From 8 o'clock In the evening
this man was wealthy clubman. an
extravaganza millionaire. fitting
among the bright lights. minglins
with mea OF wealth and affairs. .
klarkowski said his evidence showed.
After hts round OF theaters and
caharets-afier negotiating with
friends and acquaintances to sell his
fraudulent oil stock. he went home
10 his wife and children.
But in the daytime" Krakow.
ski said. The was Al Bronson. trav.
cling salesman Of moderate means.
aud kept an apartment across the
city with another woman
Meanwhile. three women victims
OF koretz's operations filed petitions
In federal court asking that Koretz
be declared bankrupt. Federal Judge
James II. wilkerson appointed the
Chicago Title & Trust company as
receivers for Koretx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
MAYOR VETOES
AUTO MEASURE

Mayor Browns veto Of the up.
preparation OF si.T00 10 pay for an
automobile purchased by the city
council fof use in making inspec.
ton tours, was presented 10 a spe.
cial council meeting Friday after.
noon and referred to the finance
committee.
The machine has already been
purchased and will be paid for nf-
ter January I. out OF the 1924 m.
propriauous, The council will pass
the measure over tho mayors veto,
IL Is predicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
Munter Forced to
Land Mail Plane

For the second time since its In
auguration, the air mail service be-
tween Seattle and Victoria was inter
ruptcd Friday when Herbert A. Mum
ter, pilot. was forced TO land near
Victoria. while on his way to Seattle,
The mail, which had been taken
from tho ship protesIlaus. was put
back aboard the vessel, while the
plane was iowed TO Victoria for re-
pair Munter has been using n sub
stilute plane for the past few days
rs result OF recent wreck IN the
San Juan islands which put his regu
lar ship" out OF commission for the
time being.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
Cynthia Grey
Consider the Young Girl Who Makes Ouer Social
Custom for Her Own Conuenience-Does So at
Her OicR Risk.
BY CYNTHIA GREY

girl asks hoio old she must be before she 90 to
public dances alone. She is old enough TO 90 10
dance uncscorted.
Do hear von cnswer-"Some girls do, and they are
NICE That Is true, but when they do they making
oyer the rules Of good form to ssit themselves.
Ocina to the recent tremendous prowh Of city popula
tions social forms 10 bo changing But this is not
really true Young girls icho suit customs TO their
convenience rather than adapt themselves to rules Of
duct uhich coud limit their social opportunities do
at their risk.
Some social forms remain stable in the midst Of all other
changes They belong all nations and they centuries
old Many depised for the protection Of in
primitive imes-dnd dho il is deporable that civilized
ncrsona should have to adhere to en IL nerarheLess IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
Man K lied by Car;
Two Under Arrest

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Dec. H.
John TreRelles, 40. Is dead and
Mrs. 4. jenkins Ia seriously in.
jured. ns the result OF an automo.
lille accident on the Tijuana road
hero today.
james Parker OF klamath Falls,
Ore. and Mrs, Margaret Martin, arc
under arrest. the former being al.
legged by witnesses 20 have caused
the accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
MIsCELLANEoIs

Theosophical soclety-BeHant
Lodge. Sunday school. II a. m: Eery.
Ice. y. m. Professor Trevor Kin.
caid Of the University Of Washington
VIII speak on Seen Thru tho Micro.
scope"
Temple OF Truth Second spIr.
ltusllst church, Lecture ana mos.
sages at 7A5 p. m. by Stella Roas
Wallace, pastor. Topic. Spiritual
Healing"
Church Of Psychic scienoc--ssry.
ice, $3.50 y. m. DR. Il. w. Wood
viii speak.
Liberal Catholic - Sacramento
service. II a. m. Class after sery.
Ice on the part OF tho lay member
In the service.
Elijah Noiee Society Service. 745
p, m. Faith Heallng-Ts IL by
Divine or Satnnlc PowerT"
Church Of Spiritual Science
Services, y. m. Lecture by Rev.
Iyoe +. Gilmore, pastor. Tho Magi /"
Seventh Elect Church In Israel
and Worlds Bible ColleRe-serv.
ioes. 2 .. m. what Was the Dust
OF the Ground That Adam waa
Created Out Of. and Is Adam Gre.
ated?"
st. John Danish Lutheran Mis-.
sion-Alfred II. Sorenson. pastor.
Sunday school. 4 p. M. worship. 8
p. m: fellowship supper, G p. m;
reading, p. m.
Oak Lake Tabernacle-Rov. J.
G. Baker. pastor. Sunday school.
o45 a. m. Sermon by pastor, IL
a. m. Power; Young Peoples so.
ciety. $50 p. M: platform service.
100 p. m. The senior students
from Simpson Bible institute will
present the missionary League of
Nations"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
THIS MURDER
IS BACKWARD
Police Have Man They Say
Is Slayer; Can't Find Victim

Sheriff Matt Stnrwibch and the
law wero trying 70 work back
wards saturday morning In run
ming down q new kind Of muir
der.
They have the murderer, they be.
Hove, but cant lind tho victim.
A man held In Tacoma on an-
other charge II said by police 10
have confessed; II murdered a
man mt tho Half Way House be-
tween Seattle and Tacoma and bur-
led his body In the brush nearby"
Starwich sent Deputies I'D
Hughes and william Sears out Sat
urdny TO search for tho body.
There ~ no roadhousa known
as tho Half Way" fiarwich said
1T might be any one OF half q
dozen piacog."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
Escaped Convict
From Mcneil Held

CLEVELAND. Dec. 15.-Robert
j. Turner. 23. declared 10 have es-
capped from Mcneil Island. Wash
September 20. 1928. WAS arrested
here Friday night. He was attend
ing a law class at the Central Y.
NJ. G. a. when taken by federal Of
ficera. Turner had served Elk
months OF a three-year sentence
for forging postal money orders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
THIS WOMAN DIDN'T
WANT TO DO ALL OF
THE FAMILY TALKING

MANY Of those little auarreis
l'l which mako married life 30
varied arise over too much voiu.
billy on the part OF the wife. NO
ihn comic writer's and cartoonIsts
say. Father never gets chance
TO say word. but In tho ZIm.
mrrer family II was different.
Father had plenty Of chance to
talk. but be wouldn't any a word.
according 10 a divorce filing made
public Saturday, Mrs. thinner.
er. wife 81 Joseph Zimmerer.
sheet metal manufactures, alleg.
ed that her spouse relnpsed into
long periods Of silence. broken
only now and then by a sudden
outburas OF conversation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
BAPTIST

First--Rev Ambrose NJ. Bailey. ID.
D.. pastor. Sunday school, Gas a. m;
morning service, II, Jesus Secret
Of Peace" II. Y. r. H., s1s p. m.
special music service. 73o p. M; eve.
ming sermon. Andrew the Apostle"
Dunlap REV. p. A. Klein. pastor.
Morning service, II a. M: speaker,
Walter Duff. Irish evangelist. eve.
ming service. 100 p, m. Walter Duff,
speaker,
Bethany-Rey. Antrim II. Nickel,
pastor. Morning service, II a. m,
"Chriss's Contest with carnai Law;
evening service. TAO p. M. 'The
Magnetism OF The Christ"
Queen Anne-Rev. ID. r. Richard.
son. pastor. Sunday school. s:iS;
service, II a. m. Coming Under the
Gospel" Young people, $40 p. M;
evening sermon, 100 p. m, lis Life
Worth Living7"
Fremont-Rev Ebert II. Hicks.
pastor. Sunday school. o:s5 a. m;
morning service, II a. m. "a Fire IN
the Church." Evening service, 7:3o
p. m. he Lived on Dry Branch"
Tabernscle-Rcv. +. T.. Dark. pas.
tor. Bible school, $50 n. m; morn.
ing service. II a. m. sermon by Rev.
". r. MeNuIty OF Portland. Oregon.
y. Y. p. u. $50 p. m; evening sery,
Ice. 100 D, m, sermon by Rev. Nc.
Nulty.
Kim Swedish Rev. Magnus John.
son, pastor. Morning service. II n.
m. in Swedish. Evening service, 7:3o
p. m. sermon by Evangelist Frank
Lindblad in English.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15

necessary to do so.
II the widow N an eS-seryice
man marrIes again, does the fact
affect the payment Of tho soldiers
insurance.
No. Hoiccper, pensions cease 10Th
rsmarrta1e.
who In tho richest woman In the
United states7
MIRA ANTHONY Drerci middle. &c
cordinD 10 personal TAR returns
Her personal tar assessment for
1873 ,eas js.ooo0oo.
How can I make lasso?
Tho pcrv best inriats are made Of
plated raphide. FOR practice, hour
crcr. rope Of braided cotton or
linen. SIS tnch IN diameter. tpir
serre. The standard lengths for
straight roplH0-cafchinO objects
arc 10 and so feet. For fancy
sicin0inO, rope 10 feet long piii
do. Double the rope at point IRE
inches from tho end hind Il bv
iciHdinO both thickHesses for
inch uith strong, lioht ieirc. The
loop. or evc. thus formed Is called
The hondo Make " a lntin hcauicr
bv pindinD another niece Of totrs
around ne curved end. The idriat
is completed bD drdpiug The other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
Family Willed Sl2;
Nurse Gets 100000

SIOUX FALLS. 8. -, Dec. I6.--
Leaving the bulk OF fortune OF
approximately 100000 TO a nurse.
Miss Mathilda Kringsberg. Neils =.
okoson. whose will was made pub
lie here yesterday, cut off two Sis
ters and q brother with q total Of
Si2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
NEWS
OF
THE DAY

Eastern observers say a vast
movement Of population westward
Is in immediate prospect. Thou.
sands will make their homes In Seat.
tie. Good times ahead.
American children lead the world
in culture, nearly all are taking
music lessons. hundreds are playing
today on beautiful pianos from the
Du Barry Piano Co.. 10s Union st.
Chemists say there Is oil and val.
liable minerals in the Arctic. Some.
thing big viii happen in Seattle one
OF these fine mornings. Big things
ahead.
The King Of England is about 10
ask the Labor party TO form a cab.
met and run the government. Today
every workingman's home Is his
castle. and the Du Barry Piano Co.
sells the finest pianos and players
10 these castle homes. Business
growing and bigger business ahead.
Character IS still Of higher value
than gold. that Is why the Du Barry
Piano co. Ia willing to give easy
little terms TO honest people. Men
and women are growing better, and
the finest men and women coming.
The 1924 Fine Art Models in Bijou
Mignon upright Pianos are the acme
OF piano makers craft. The Du
Barry Piano Co. has them at the
salon De Luxe. 10g.i0s Onion st.
Parents are welcome. So also any
young lady or gentleman whose
heart yesrns for music. Easy little
terms The Du Barry Piano Co..
10C-10s Union st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
Dry Agent Facing
Bootlegger Charge

PORTLAND. Dec. lS.--John w.
McArdle. special state prohibition
agent. ia In iaii here today charged
with Bookkeeping. Policeman Long.
staff said he found McArdlo deliver
Ing a bottle OF moonshine TO Gus.
TONER In a dark hallway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
FLYZIK'S PLEA
is NOT GUILTY

Martin Fiyzik president Of Unit
cd Nine Workers. Dist. No, 10. en-
tered a plea Of not guilty 10 the
charges Of criminal libel brought
against him tn superior court when
he was arraigned Friday. Flyzik's
attorneys also demurred against
The complaint. alleging the state
ments made do not constitute GRIM
inai libel. The demurrer viii be
argued az q later date.
t1yziks arrest was the outgromth
Of a dispute with William Short.
president or the State Federation OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
BRING IN OIL WELL

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-THE
Ia Honda on Fields association 10.
day announced an oil well had been
brought in and was flowing lin pay.
Ing quantities" at La Honda, San
Maieo county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15

a crowd estimated to exceed / 600
persons attended the Christmas char.
ity ball held at Eagles auditorium.
Seventh ave. and Union st.. Friday
evening Mayor Brown. Mrs. Brown
and Police Capt. Il. l.. Hedges led
the grand march.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
CAPTURES MURDERER

KLAMATH FALLS. Ore, Dec. Is.
--Damacio Cadena. confessed Mex.
lean murderc, who escaped Monday
by picking a loci, to his shaciles.
was recaptured by a woman Friday
whose name is not known here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
SAYS TEMPERANCE
MAKING GOOD

Temperance. in the first place, Is
making good. IL has improved con.
dltions In Ontario. Second. the ad.
vantages OF prohibition are being
brought home TO the voters. our
forces are pointing them out clearly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15
PREsBYTERIAx

Baiiard-Rsy. Honor l.. Wilhelm.
pastor Morning sermon. II. Trust.
Ing God; or Why People Support the
Church; evening topic, 7;ao. Hope,
the Promise Of Life