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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
Boy Killers Mother to
Stand by Indicted Son!
"Just Another of Lies Misfortunes That
Have Befallen Me-" She Says

years ago. Ho was stranded AZ New
Orleans. she said, md after 6quan.
dsring the money Hho sent him 70
come homo on. hc signed 10 sail as
a Seaman 10 Africa aboard what aho
termed az a "hrllRhlp."
Tie spoke of muiipy aboard. after
he returned she said. "und Of hard.
ships and Wild cscapadcs In strange
ports. He Eus gone three years. part
Of that time stranded in Africa. after
he deserted hlH ship there. / sernped
together $500 and arut il 10 him
there, bat he spent most q u for
good time ana had 20 partly work
his way home. He seemed different
roughcr aud wilder. somehow. after
that experience"
In September. 1899. shortly after
his merchant sailing days ended. Ed
wnrd Joined tho navy. lie wrote
home regularly and seemed anxious
TO have me come and SEQ him N
Christmas lie and his bride cent me
her picture" Her eyes gintrd. IL
never want 10 eco her. She can't DO
the right sort Of woman. or sho
wouldn't have been with him in Tint
miXup.
Il can't help but worry and
worry" she concluded. "But Unjust
Just keep on trying 20 keep ms home
for my other boy and educate him.
and Just hope that things won't be-
any worse than they have To-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
Accused Husband
Tries to End Life

Los ANGELES. Cm.. Nov. a.
with his braggadocio spirit nppar.
emily broken. yet stul clintNue TO
tho slender story lie told followinr.
his arrest. Edward II. Carleton.
youth charged with staying Special
officer Robert MaFoe. today contln.
ned 10 hold out against the grilling
OF police and district attorneys as.
Wstanta.
Tie story hq originally told follow.
ing his capture ON n boat outbound
from Los Angeles harbor- that 81
mysterious "Juck" with him IN thc
attempted robbery of the fashion.
.abie Wiishlro home whore the shoot.
ing occurred, fired tho fatal bullets,
still stands as far as Carleton Ia
concerned.
a double guard wag placed over
Carleton toduy following three al.
tcmpts at suicide yesterday aftot.
noon lie mshod his arm with tho
handle Of tin cup and later when
being taken to the district ntior.
ncy'H office Tor questioning. twice
tried 10 leap from Tire t2th slor,
window OF the Han Of Records
building Tho Same building I'm
which ho ana Jeanne John ION were
we'd Just % week ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
Special Services

The regular monthly concert 81
The Temple chorus Of tho First
Methodist Episcopal church win bo
uivra az tho church this Sunday
night under thu direction OF Mont.
Fomery Lynch Several roloin p
arc on the elaborate program which
has bfou arranged for the occas-
ion. AirE Hobrr, r. preiluw. Mira
is - Strain and Ms. Henry O.
Price viii 10 among the sololgia
and Edward Whiting and Mira
Montgomery lynch win assist on
tho piano and organ. Mira Lynch
win play Tho usual organ recital
Judge Austin +. Grlfathn win dc.
liver an address on "Our Moral oh
legations TO Europe" ok special
meeting 81 tho welsh church sun
day evening Tom c. Andrews,
Boloisi viii offer several song num-
bura also.
A special musical program will
ba rendered by the choir OF the
Ballard Presbyterian church at the
meeting sunday evening, The pro-
gram VIII be given under the direc-
ton Of J. W. Davies Mrs Gertrude
Brandon. organist and Mr.. Russell
Hoednhl, vlohnlst
THANK SEWING DAY SER.
VICES viii hc given at nearly all OF
tho churches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
INDUSTRIOUS FRAUD SCHEMES
Fleeing american PUBLIC I!
Government Officials Astonished by
Magnitude of Swindler Firms
Operations in Texas Territory

EDITORS NOTE: Before you buy form OF security
INVESTIGATE This warning needed
III the United States when they aurng
literature OF irresponsible oil operating
Fort WORTH They boughtand authori
ties investigating To date 81 have been convicted pleaded
guilty to fraud charges
The result Is the amazing Of Swndng
the history of the postal inspection service Old young poor
and folks In moderate circumstances
tened TO the promises Of gigantic easy
TO lose all they invested,
In the hope OF protecting readers from similar
The Star and ~ T. A. Service Gibbons Worth
make investigation for the folks home the Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
MISSING SHIPS
CREW RESCUED!
Lived on PorCupines; Boat
Washed Inland by Wave

a ron tale. that IN It's startling
facts exceeds the Invention Of lmag.
inatlon of such Hlory.ielcra nB Coop.
cr Stevenson and Poe, d coming,
piecemonL over tho telegraph wires
from 8eldoyla Aluhl,a following tho
finding OF the two mystery ships"
the Agrnm and Onyx. which woro
missing FOR ~ and 81 DAYS, respect.
lively after they had sailed from Sci,
doyla Ia October.
Caught on the crest Of a mammoth
iidni wave, believed 10 have been ere.
aied by some submarine earthquake
or volcanic disturbance. the Agrnm
WAN carried mile inland on an IN,
inhabited island iying so miles west
of Kodiak island. according % tho
,halfHtaryed crew. rescued by the
steamer 1ugo slay ana brought into
seldovia Friday
Their slhp stranded and wrecked
beyond possible hope Of navigation.
II H. Malcolm. or the seldoyla can.
merry. and capt Anderson ana his
men, none or whom was killed or m.
tally injured IN tho dlaasler. subslsi.
Cd on tho flesh OF porcuplnes and
shellflsh.
Inadequatcly clothed. slowly Nt0ry.
ing, with the rigorous winter OF the
region rapidly coming on. tho days
dnggcd into weeks. and the passage
or a month without sight az 4 friend.
- sail all but Killed hope.
Fate seemed % stack tho cards
ngalnHi the marooued; for tho onyx.
dispatched ~ search of She ARrpm
after the former veaacl failed 20 put
b an expected appearance at Kni.
Rhak bay, WINS wrecked Rome two
weeks later on nearby island.
whore her crew tool, up an existence
parallel to that Of the men they had
tried 10 find.
~ a stroke of good fortune, the
Ingp Clay found both crexva nftsr
hope for their lives had been given
up hy thelr homef0liH. Despite the
hardship, every member Of both
crews survived ihs narrowing expert.
enee.
Tho AEram saiied from seldoyin
on october u and the onyx WAS dis.
patched ok days later IN search Of
her. THO Jueo.slay waa rent out
after both ships on November II az
iiie urFant reQpes, or Gov. Scott
Bono n Alaska.
Eoue WIS IN Seattle a. The iinc ne
Instructed the searchlng party 10
start out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
Farm Home Is Fired
by Bomb Explosion

TOLEDO. Ohio. Nov 24.-Another
bomb explosion stirred Northwestern
Ohio today.
The blast came az midnight on tho
farm Of Christ Hellberd. west OF
Bowling Green. u set fire 20 the
Heilberd home. Neighbors q quarter
Of mile away felt the conclusion.
no ono was injured, however. Sheriff
Erwin Reitzei. who investigated. said
the bomb may have been planted By
the Toledo maniac who BE- held re-.
sponsible for nine other blasts here
IA recent months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
Woodmen of World
to Seek Members

4 campaign for zoo new members
will be launched by Seattle Woodmon
Of tho World November % in pro.
gram Of entertainment az the odd
Fellows Temple. 10th and Pine. III.
mer T. Conner clsrS OF The Home
comp No. ESQ. VIII be in charge OF
the drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24

m. Sunday school. Gas a. m. Morn.
Ing sermon. II a. M. Gather Up the
Fragments That Nothing 30 Lost"
Evening sermon. 7:30 .. m. "The
Lord. tho Righteous Branch"
Green Lake Bethany Lutheran-o.
u. Hanson. pastor. Sunday bchool.
10 a. m. serylcoH. II a. m, "rhs
Hour Comes" Swedish. Evening. 3
O'Clock, 'The Last Harvest GngllahJ.
81. Johns Danish Lutheran Mis-.
soin--Alfrcd u. SorenBon, pastor.
Sunday school. 10 a. m. Worship,
II a. m. DANISH. Worship, D. IN.
nsngllshL
Ballard First Lutheran %. L..
Haayick. pastor. Sunday school.
$3.50 u. m. Sermon. 1920 English.
Sermon. II II. m. Gorwegian). Song
service, 7:5o. Sermon. .. m. 1sng-
llsh).
Epiphany Episcopal - Harold @.
Hennessy. rector. Holy communion,
n. m. Church school, 9:45. Morn.
ing service. II a. m, THE First
Fruits" Young Peopie. e:5o p. m.
ST. Johns Mission, Kirkland
Harold G.. Hennessy. rector. Church
school. p. IN. Evening service.
J Coda Promise and Its Fulfill.
nent"
First IfnIiarian--Juiius II. Krol.
fifer. pastor. Sunday school. 10
a. m. Service. II a. m. "A Lib
erals Reasons for Gratitude" sDe-
cial music program.
Whitman NJ emorial Federated
Cburch--RowIand Edwards. D. D..
minister. Morning service, IL
a. m. "Fullness and the Filling"
Evening service. p. m. 'Traber-
nacle in tho Wilderness" Illus
trated with handpainted slldes.
Temple OF th-Stella Ross
Wallace. pastor. Lectures and
MESSAGES, 7:45 D. IN. '"Thanksgiv-
ing"
Theosophical Society-Lecture, 8
p. M. Equality"
Columbia Brlfri-5I. Mau. pastor.
Sunday school. 10 n. m. Service, II
a. m. The Door VIII BE Shut"
Elijah Voice y oclety-s Service.
7ai5 p. m. THE Overthrow OF sa.
tan's Empire"
Church Of Psychic Scicnce-E.
Adele Lowdermilk, pastor. Service.
s.se p. m. Rev. Alfred lsamey win
speak on Love. courtship and
aarriage"
Liberal Catholic Churcii-Celebra-
ton OF Holy Eucharist at II d. m.
Glass, The Angelic Hosts"
Church Of Spiritual science-Loe
+. Elmore, pastor. Service, 3 p. m.
Tolerance in All Things" Mrs.
Rosalie Knowles. associate pastor.
ThcosophicaI Society, Besant
Lodge-Dr. +. Victor Smith OF the
I University OF Washington win speak
on the Evolution OF Form" at s
| p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
SAMARITAN"
LOSES MONEY

Attacked by n stranger 70 whom
he had given refuge In his homo
Friday night. Stanley r. Wood
ward. 1106 y. Dist st.. was knock.
ed unconscious and robbed Of sci.
he told police. Woodward said be
heard n knock on the door during
the evening and admitted q man
who begged Tor food Woodward
gave him a meal and nc asked for
street car token. Whiio Wood
ward was getting the token. the
man jumped on him from behind
and struck him on the head with a
piece Of stovcwood.
when Woodward recovered bis
senses the man had disappeared
with 12f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
S p e cial Features
on Y.M.C.A. Program

The Y. -. c. A. haa three special
features oa he Sunday afternoon
program Tor mon only. ~ a15. tho
program On The lobby win be IN
charge u Mrs Ethel webb Liycslcy,
where ihera win ~ selections on tho
riauo and readings
Teakt's ofchegtrai entertainers viii
give a musical program in tho audi.
forum az p. m. This orchcf,gn 81
n Lyeeum attraction and in their pro.
gnm they combine both classical and
popular se,eclions.
~ The fgiendshlp supper az 6i5.
n p. Ross of tho city light depart.
meut wlli give o talk on ne work Of
hia department.
To tbis entire program every man
N Seattle @ cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
Separatists Hail
Start of Republic

AtAYENCE Nov 2i.-The Cor
man fomatlst republic was pro
claimed last night 90 Ludwigshafen.
dispatches said today, aud tho city
hail. postoffco and prefecture occu-
pied without resistance from cluzons
loyal 20 the reich.
More than 10000 unemployed in
the Ludwig hafen district Joined the
Beparatista.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
TRUCKLOADs OF
LITERATURE SEIZED

Some scope Of the oil swlndla ring
viii be gained By plcturlng the count.
less truclloads OF questionable oil
promotion literature which were
dumped daily into tho postal inspoc.
ton offices here when the probe
first started.
Tons and tons Of & were gathered.
So much has accumulated that the
inquiry division now occupies almost
half a floor In one Of Fort worihB
modern skyscrapers.
All Of II In lurid pictures and By
honeyed word promised rivers Of oil.
But what really came Of these
promises were rivers or tears and
teacups Of oil. as we shall see in Ia.
ter chapters Of this series.
Copyright, 1888. by y. =. A. ssrvlce).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
2 CONSULATES
BOMB-WRECKED
Italian and Spanish Offices
Shattered in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2i-The
Italian and Spanish consulates in
South Philadelphia were partially
wrecked by two bomb explosions
early today.
The first bomb exploded on the
steps OF the Spanish consulate's
home. at 7o1 Pinel ST.. shortly after.
Z o'clock. The second bombing &C.
CURED at the Italy bank. al Broad
and Tasker SITS. above which the
Italian consulate Is located.
SLEEPING PERSONS
HURLED FROM BEDS
In the blast at the Spanish consul.
ate. buildings were shaken and win.
dows were broken for a radius OF
six miles Many persons we're
hurled from their beds and others
we're bruised and cut By flying glass.
Police rushed TO the scene. Hos.
pltal crews were summoned. Thou.
sands OF excited citizens massed
around the wrecked building.
While the excitement at the Span.
ish consulate was at its height. the
italian consulate bomb exploded.
The italian and Spanish conauls
escaped injury
No one was killed or seriously in.
jured in the explosions. Physicians
who rushed TO the scene treated a
score for cuts and minor bruises.
Sign0r siletti. Italian consul. was
at his home when the explosion oc.
CURED at the italian consulate.
Emile De Malta. Spanish consul.
was thrown from his bed. but aside
from shock was unintured.
DOORS OF BANK
BLOWN OFF HINGES
At the Spanish consulate the front
door and vestibule were completely
wrecked and the lower floor badly
damaged
At the Sons Of Italy bank. doors
were Knocked from their hinges.
plaster fell from ceilings and furnI.
ture was tumbled in every direction.
Emile De Matte Y Ortez, Spanish
consul, told detectives that ne went
to the postoffice at II O'Clock last
night to mail some letters and on
his return he found a suitcase in the
vestibule Of the consulate.
II took Il into the house. but be.
coming suspicious Of what It might
contain, put It back into tho vcstl.
buie" he said. 'The idea OF a bomb
did not occur 10 me-"
cheyalier silletti made the follow
ing statement.
II can assign no motive for such
an atrocious deed. I suppose some
sort Of political activity inspired Il.
but what, / cannot determine"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
Veteran Navy Man
Dies in Honolulu

HONOLULU Nov "a Rear "a.
mlral W. q. VIE, 81. who began his
naval career IN the civil war. died
here Friday az Fort Kamhumehi.
He came 10 Honolulu last july.
Rear Admiral Wiso received hir
rank In June. 1902. and was retired
from active service November g..
1904.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
MAN HELD FOR
SLAYINGS HERE
Killer of Deputy Sheriff
Believed Captured

W. L. Black believed 20 be
"Blaol,io" IAnahan. notorious gun
man and SLAYER OF Deputy Sheriff
Robert G, Scott IN IA pitched battle
between two. handlta and - squad
OF officers. Easter Sunday, Aprll 4,
1880. has been arrested hy the po'
lice OF Calgary. Alta. according. TO
word received by Sheriff Matt star
witch hto Friday.
1anahsn ~ aiso wanted IN Van.
couyor Il, G.. on II charge OF hold.
Ing M the Majestic theater and
stealing $500. no u wanted IN Mon.
trcal undcr tho namo OF Duplcrre
rirrealt Tor assault and robbery and
Ia Calgary under The name OF John
Z, Burke for assault and robbery.
The shooting Of Deputy Scott oe.
CURED after one OF the most pie,
turosquo ana daring holdups since
tho pioneer days Of Seattle. Lana.
han and bandit known % Elmer
Cady. held up five automobile loads
81 PEDESTRIANS along tho Maple Val,
Icy road, nsar Renton. tho night OF
April and the morning Of tho lth.
The occupants Of the cars were
tied. but two women who were
overlooked, escaped and notified tho
sheriff. offirs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
by RON ]. GIRRONS

FORT WORTH Tex, Nov. 2l.-Never before in all the
history of come-on' games has monstrous and
sceneeesS piece of fraud been perpetrated the Amer
When say this do unequivocay and without fear
of warranted contradiction for the following reasons
That my statements reinforced by voluminous est-
mony and evidence in possession of the federal
That have drawn unbiased conclusion from first
hand investigation of the facts in survey just completed
for N E. A. Service and The Seattle STAR which sent me
here to get the truth to protect its readers against future
fraud schemes.
Government investigators estimate that S12500 100000
has been paid in by investors since fake oil promoters
started oneranr in Texas They also estimate TINT the To-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
Millionaires VIII
Hear w. D. Totten

At the regular Saturday .night
meeting at the "Milllonulr" club thm
evening, tho members win DO nd.
dressed by judge W ID. Totten. who
has chosen for hg subject "The Life
and Achievements of Benjamin
Franklin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
Ibanez Is Carried
From Canal Steamer

BALBOA. Canal Zone. Nov. a.
Blasco Ibanez. Spanish writer. lrfIv.
Cd here suffering from sciatlca 20
that he was hardly able TO walk
Ibanez had 20 be taken from the
steamer Ia q chair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24

Dear silv Grey; we have four
euto little kittens. part AnFora.
four months ola. we would lito
10 find GOOD homes Tor. Porhnpa
some % your readers would iiie
them, II 20. they can reach ar by
calling GL cndie,lsGe.J1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24

feather IN MS tau. aud hsd 10 lean
aoaiuss the fence % gobbie. OBJ
riousip. ne reference Is 10 the de.
plofabEc Indulgence 10 frhsch Job Wg'
reduced tchca dcilrercg oprr Il
saiaa, The fact Thar Job couldn't
hGtc a turkey tor rho bird "a a
Hat!pa Of amcHeal teas probablp
aos present "a the mind Of mo
originator Of me oppression.
what 81 tho formula for color
ing lamp ull rcd7
Aieiost any ou can b. colorsd
rcd ~ disaglfnp IN q Quife
small quantity Of suitable DC. The
chemical supply hoasrs can fur
aish "oI rci' or "Suaaa red" The
dye Dies no GOOD. ard TOO much
uiohR cdusc me tr%ek 70 crust rep
iiig.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
Sunday in the Churches

~
First Chrlstian--R. II. Thrapp, min.
lgtor. Morning aubjoct, rho Mantle
Of Elijah" Evening subject. "fhe
Two Ways"
University Christian--c. G. Klei.
hauer. minister. Morning subject, n
Thanksgiving sermon. Evening sub
ioct unannounced
Queen Anne Clirislian--E. l.. Keck.
10y, minister. Morning subject THE
Lordahlp Of Christ" Evening, q
pageant by tho Sunday school. THE
Land Of BriendlIness"
West Seattle Cbrisiian--C. u. Stan.
ton, minister. Morning subject.
what Ncxt2" Evening subject, mo
Other Foundation"
Findley 81. ClrIsiian--JG. Mccall.
lum, minister. Morning subject.
Fulfilling the Law OF Christ" Eve.
ming subject. proofs OF tho Rcsur.
rectIon OF Christ"
Central christian--N. r. Johnson.
minister Morning subject, "The
/ Grace OF Gratitude" Evening sub.
Jet. Tho Doctrine OF tho Second
Coming"
Ballard Chrisiian-K. u. Burke,
minister. Morning subject. ~
Christian Thanksgiving" Evening
subject IAN Ideal Young Man"
Greenwood Chrislian--T. N. Plum.
keft, minister. Morning. Thanksglv.
ing service. Evening. an Eyangel.
latic service.
First Baptist--Ambrose NJ. Bailey,
D D. pastor. Sunday school, 9.45 a.
m. Morning. Search the Scrip.
lures" y. \. r. H.. ei5 p. m, in
two groups. Special music service,
1850 y. m. George Davis, soioist.
Evening. ~rhe Serpent in the wilder.
ness."
Tabernacle BaptIst-Henry w.
Lambert, pastor Sunday school.
s'3o a. m. Morning, "Flood Tides in
tho Affairs Of Men" d. Y.P. u. Gao
p. m. Evening. 7i3e. 1.-TWO Aspects
Of Our RriafIoa TO God" especially
for young people.
81. Lakes Episcopal, Renton---
Canon Ronald Hilton, rector. Holy
communion. Q a. M. Sermon,
"cheeFfulneas"
Madison st. NJ. E.--serylce II a
m. An old.Fashloned Methods,
Lovefeasi." At 100 p. m, Epworth
League platform cvangellstlc service.
S. Marks Eplscopal--John d. Nc.
Inpchlan. Ph. D., rector. Holy
communion and sermon. II a. m,
Church. Democracy and the Ind.
viduai." Young Peoples services.
CHS. Evening sermon. 7:3O. re.
yiyal'
bethany Baptist-Antrlm II. Nick.
oil. pastor. Divine Processes in sal.
pntion." II a. m. Rev. r.. r. Cowles.
Of South China. win speak al 1850
.. m.
Fremont Baptist-ribe-. II rricp.
pastor. sunday school e.4s. sermor
IL a. M. pain Tree cbrIs,ian.. 10
teacher. sern,on 7.ao s m "a We
dofinr Rlrda
p,,,,a p...,.. -
c - - ...e''' - = M Si'fiAt one
. r.,i.,0'' Is , .''t '''V p H.
~ '1ii' ".'e
queen Anne Baptist--B. p. Rich.
ordson, pastor. Sunday school. a:i5
ter'g Cause: Young People. $50 p.
m; sermon. 7'30. The Thankful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
"BGaaCKIE" SHOT
Ills BANDIT PAL

a carload OF deputies went 20 tho
scene. and as they left tho automo.
bile the bandits opened fire upon
them. the first volley killing Deputy
Scott. Earl NJ. Eba and A. ], Smith
had Just arrived at the scene, The
bandits AZ tho point Of guns, forced
Smith and Eha 10 drive them 70
Seattle, When near tho city n shot
was heard IN tho tonnean md one
81 the mon said:
"You have shot mo IN tho belly :"
Looking hack they saw one OF the
bandits slumped AGAINST the other
II was cady who had been sho, hy
ranahan. rannhnn then ordered
the two 10 drive him 20 First ave.
and Pike 81. As he left the car ne
directed that cady he tnkcn 70 tho
ueares, hospital where tho man
died.
Deputy Sheriff William cotfcy Is
confident Lannhan Is ". T.. Black.
now under arrcat 10 Vancouver. Tho
mana trail was traced TO Portland
from Seattle where several wealthy
Chinese were held up. Lanahan has
crime record thruout tho North.
west coffcy said, and Ia a typical
"had man" II Coffey'a belief ~
sustained Lanahpn win b brought
back 70 Seattle to faco trial on q
nlrder charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
BY sEABuRN BROWN

dNHt another piece OK tln NIB
fortune that has doggod my lifo Tor
years past-onc more burden 20
bear" such wan the comment mad0
Saturday b. Mrs Guy l. Carleton,
IN discussing tho murder charge
against her 22.ycar-old son. Edward
II. Carleton. who 10 being held with
his bride OF n week by Los Angeles
police in connection with tho killing
Of an officer when young Carleton
was surprised IN tho net Of lootinE a
house.
MY husband was shot and killed
BY policeman, c. r. Roscllus.
when he was caught riding IN car
with Rosellug wife four years ngo.
That wns tho first big break against
me. Who has suffered for e? Il
WIS who had nothing 70 do with
the whole affair
"Now I'm trying 20 keep my homo
/ together and send my younger boy
10 school on the SIS week mako
in a Seattle store. II seems that the
burden Of everything has TO fail on
me.
and then-thls terrible thinrl
II don't know whether / was sur.
prlscd or not 20 hear H. Tho shock
was almost moro than / could bear
mt first: but / am 80 used 20 hearing
and undergoing the worst that moth.
! Ing can surprise me much.
DECLARES SHE WILL
STAND BY HER son
'Tll stand by my son You bet /
will I have stood behind him an Of
his life-haye sent him money that
I I have earned with my own bands
and needed myself because he al.
why's was lover OF good times md
never had enough money to satisfy
his desires.
re seems that ! am helpless 10
aid him now. tho. have no money
TO hire lawyers 90 defend him, not
oven enough 10 20 70 eco him" She
caught her breath before speaking
again
"Do you think he can be convicted
OF firstdcgree murdcr7 Can they
can they hang him2" she qucrIcd
anxiously. "Ir II comes to that I'M
be with him 90 tho end / don't know
I how tn get there but ! wllr
Tho mcntm attitude of Edward
Cartoons mother toward the world
that has horne her down so heavily
with troubles 81 peculiar under tho
circumstance. Thcro BE- little either
~ regret for the past, or hope Tor
the future rather a stolid rosigna.
| tiun 10 whatever futo may deal 10
her Neither w. therc the slightcBt
I degree ~ bitterness.
~ suppose n was Edwards own
fault that he got into this" was hrr
verdict ne was good hearted and
sffectionu'c; willingTo help anybody.
But he WINS very wild Of latc years.
Ho got Tint way while % sailor
aboard sailing vessels. lie couldn't
resist a good time or women"
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