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insurance Statements
insurance Statements
Statement of Condition
OF
The Conn. Mutual Life
Insurance Company
Hartford. Conn 36 Pearl ST.
ON THE
31st Day of December, 1928

HENRY S. ROBINSON, President
JACOB H. GREENE. Secretary
Amount OF capital paid up. Mutual
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N. a
f. 81 JARVIS, Secretary.
Amount of capital paid UP 81 800, 10000
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks ton interest
and not interest) s 326 S9l 43
Real estate unincumbcred 979,3OoOO
Bonds and stocks owned lmar-
ket valued .0.i.s....- O.oOo. o0l W
Mortgage loans on real estate
tfree from any prior lncun-
brancel ....... l2Z'ooo.uU
Accrued securities Interest
and rents. etc) ...... 5o,3e3 80
losses ..............'.. 1o2. 9s1 IT
and in process Of collection. 716.64o s3
Total net assets ..... ST ,9o7. 079 20
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary to
reinsure outstanding risks. 81. 2o4 ,os2 90
Losses due and unpaid 12S.73000
Losses adjusted and not due. 459 ,064 81
Other Liabilities of the COM
pany .....-.8.. Il IV1 ol
Total liabilities ...-... So .004 OFT %
Capital ..-..--....-.... i,o0O 0UU Uu
Surplus Z. ................. l'4o@ III %
Total So .9O7. O79 20
Greatest amount in any one risk 500 100000
Greatest amount allowed by rules of the
town or village and greatest amount al
lowed to be insured in any one block, de-
ponds upon class of buildings. fire depart
ment etc.
State Of Indiana Office OF Commissioner Of
Insurance.
/. the undersigned Commissioner of In
stIrance OF Indiana hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy of the Statement of
the Condition of the above mentioned Com
pany. on the 31st day OF December, 1923.
as shown by the original statement, and
that the said original statement is now on
file in this office !.
In testimony whereof. hereunto sub
scribe my name and affix my official seal.
this 23d day Ct April, 1924.
Commissioner.
IN mutual company - stAts.
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How Many Pounds Would
You Like to Lose in a Week?

If you are fat and want to lose weight
will send you sample of the famous
Rid o Fat treatment absolutely Free. Do
and address to The Bayne Company, 623
Coca Cola Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.--Ad-
yertisement y
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State Of Indiana. Office Of Commissioner
OF Insurance.
ance Of Indiana hereby certify that the
above Is a correct copy Of the statement OF
the condition Of the above mentioned COM
pany on the 3lsi day OF December. 1928 as
shown by tho original statement. and that
the said original statement is now file in
this office
In testimony whereof / hereunto sub
scribe my name and anix my official seal.
this 23rd day OF April 1924.
tSEAL) T. s. McMURRAY JR.
Comm ssioner
III Mutual Company go state
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state Of Indiana Office Of Commissioner
OF Insurance
ancc Of Indiana hereby certify that the
above IS a correct copy OF the statement OF
the condition of The above mentioned COM
many IN the 3fsf day OF December. 1923. as
shown by tho original statement and that
the said original statement IS now on Tile IN
this office
scribe my name and anix my official seal.
this 23rd day OF Anrn 1924
(SEAI) r s McMURRAy JR
Commissioner.
III Mutual Company so state
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Statement of Condition
OF
The Hanover Fire
Insurance Co.
New York City. "a and a8 Pine ST.. n Y
ON THE
31st Day of December, 1923

r. EMORY WAKEFIELD President
f. 81 JARVIS. Secretary
Amount of capital paid up. Isl, 800 10000
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31st Day OF December, 1923


JOS. W. WALT President
N. H. BEDELL. Secretary
Amount of capital paid up 49,. $500. OOO.0 90
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks on interest and
not on interest) 49,. S2O2.7OS.77
Bonds and stocks owned tmar-
ket valued ..-............ l73.3OO.o%
Mortgage loans on real estate
tfree from any prior incum-
hrance) 204,2Io.0I
rents, etc'l .......... 9.536.57
Other securities ... 34,S63 90
Premiums and accounts due and
in PROCESS of collection. 1889 24o.O37.Is
Total net assets . S95o.7 1891
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary to -
reinsure outstanding risks. S372 32O 81
Special reserve-iability losses. III, S7o9l
Losses unadjusted and in eus-
Bills and accounts unpaid - 12.10o.31
Other liabilities of the company 76.Q98 %
Total liabilities 500, SOL AZ
Canital 200 900 90
Surplus ................ 140.124 .05
Total $3.50. 725.47
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Statement of Condition
OF THE
New Zealand Insurance
Company, Ltd.
Auckland N H. lilo William ST. New York
on THE
31st Day Of December, 1923

o1SL Lay u OtCcluU6I, 1910
WAITER STONE. United States Manager
and Attorney in fact.
Amount OF capital deposit - 400 900 90
NET ASSETS or COMPANY
Cash IN banks on interest and
not interest) .........S q6.7T2 81
Real estate untncumhered 213 $50 90
Bonds and stocks owned tmar-
ket value) .............. J. 52o, o13.12
rents. etc. .....'......-.. 1e9o7 ec
and in process OF collection 334 633 90
Accounts otherwise secured 9s.975 oil
Total net assets ... s.. 2s9. $50 90
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary
TO reinsure outstanding risks qS5 800 .6S
Losses adjusted and not due. 10000 90
pence 4..7.1,........ 2o5. 3s1 81
pany Observation-Disclosures. a4.al6.e1
Total liabilities ~-. 81 ao5 pas. 10
Capital deposit ...*..... 400 600 90
Surplus ............... 593 743 30
Total ......... ......... S22Sa 6s2 90
Greatest amount in any on
rish tnetl -.-.....-.S 1ooOoOo
State Of Indiana office of Commissioner
7. the undersigned Commissioner of Insur-
ance of Indiana, hereby certify that the
above is correct copy OF the statement of
pany the 31st day of December. 1923. as
shown by the original statement, and that
the said original statement is now on file in
In testimony whereof, I hereunto sub
scribe my name and affix my official seal
this 23rd day of April 1924.
(SEAL) t. S. McMURRAy JR.
If Mutual Company so state
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Statement of Condition
OF THE
Anchor Insurance Co.
of New York
New York. 27 William St.
or THE
31st Day Of December, 1928
Statement of Condition

NET ASSETS or COMPANY
Cash in banks and office on In
terest and not on interestl 5 9S.251.2O
ket Taiuel ..........s.-. 1927. $40 81
Accrued securities Interest
and rents. etc. ......... 23,l6d.73
Premiums and accounts due
and in process OF collection 6,392 ~
Total net assets - ST e57. 441 81
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary
to rensure outstanding risks 400 .45o-54
Losses unsdjusted and ins sus-
pense -...a-.a-. l4222b.O2
Bills and accounts unpaid -.- 1873. Os9 As
Total liabilities - 73o.771 .04
Capital Observation-Disclosures. 500 900 90
Surplus ...-ss 426 $40 Al
Total Observation-Disclosures 81. o57 All 81
Greatest amount in any
risk tnetl .#.......----..,o 5000 90
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Statement Of Condition
OF THE
American Equitable
Assurance Co.
Nes YORK CRY. : + - William Street
on THE
31st Day of December, 1928

r A. CoRRDoN President
+ A COsGROyE. Secretary
Amount % captg paid NJ 'saoo.ooo 90
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Statement of Condition
OF THE
American Liability
Company
Cincinnati. Ohio, I'll E. Fourth st.
ON THE
31st Day of December, 1923

w. R. SANDERS. President
c. H. SANDERS. Secretary
Amuont OF capital paid up. $3.50 S24. 90
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks on interest and
not on interest) ........ 5 IL. 631 so
ket vaIuel ............... 277.147.2c
Other securities; accrued interest 2453 SO
Premiums and accounts due and
in process Of collection 11.971 so
Total net assets - 1903. 4O4 0S
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary to
reinsure outstanding risks. ) 66.235 "a
Losses due and unNaid ..... 5.643.73
Reserve liability ..........,. 22.051 .0J
Bills and accounts unpaid 1914 10
Other liabilities Of the COM
Total liabilities ....-.........$ 9S.eO4.7S
Capital ....... ...... 156. 1924 90
Surplus ...-......... 47975 80
Total ........ ..,. /. 5000, 404 .0S
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Amount o. carit1 pAld up 9R'VsVVv'"p
NET. ASSETS or COMPANY
CaRh in banks ON interest aad
mt on INTEREST," 2}2s5fI -
' tei y ssiS 81 1is5l3eo 90
Mortgage loans on real estate
tfree from any prior incum =.
bnncel -....- ~ 'opHV
outs e,e1 10 aa4 20
(5fh-r assets .-S'- -
and In process OF collection i3e OLA ~
Accounts otherw secured a3p !
Rcinsnr due on paid losses ll49o1S 81
Total net asaets s. o34 1870 II
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary 70
reiDsure outstanding rtsks : bN4 ia II
Losses due and unpaid fDsses
nnadjnsfed ara III suspense nas asS So
Bills and accounts UNPAID - ~
Other liabilities Of the com
pany -4....-..4... s95fat" ~
Total liabilities - a3o 9ol 10
Capftal Observation-Disclosures 500. 600 90
surplus Observation-Disclosures 8O3 2TS "A
Total " s. .034 $50 ~
Greatest amount In any one AZ
FISK ..+H...e+-..-. 20 1O'Vt'NN
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MORGAN 3 BRAINARD. President
r G harden and W. JONES. S~rv
Amount Of capital paid AZ - 100000
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Insurance Statements
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HAROLD NJ. O'BRIEN. President
FREDERICK 0 BRIEN. Secretary.
Amount OF capital paid up ISL. 600. 600. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
u. S. FLYERS
STARTS ON PAGE 1

companions.
Officials OF the air ministry. In.
GLIDING General Branekner. air
commander. extended official wei.
come 10 the aviators.
A score OF mechanics were wait.
ing TO groom the world flight ma.
chimes. the first thought Of the
flyers after they had landed.
The crowds made a rush for the
spot where the planes Games TO
earth. but were held back by a
thin blue limo OF London Boobies. :"
specially picked for the occasion.
Tho sleepy little nelghboring VII
iage Of waddon was in a state Of
excitement since dawn and the
single track trolley connecting Il
with Croydon was kept busy bring.
ing as many as Il could hold TO tho
airdrome.
After the frat welcome here tho
hirmen were to 20 to London by
automobile.
The Americans took off from
Lcbourget. on the outskirts Of
Paris. at 1906 n. m. and were e..
corted by five French planes as
far as tho channel There. an air
express plane. carrying IL passen.
gers. who had paid huge sums for
the privilege. guided the world ny.
era TO England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Showers Beat Out
Woods Fires Here

one.seventh OF an inch OF rain
fell In Seattle Tuesday.
1t put out all the small fires
near Seattle and brought the more
menacing forest blazes in Mason
and Skagit counties under control.
There was no indication OF
further showers here Wednesday
but continued cool and cloudy
weather would prevent new out.
breaks west of the Cascades, It was
believed.
Tuesdays showers totalcd ~ Of
an inch OF rain in Seattle, the
heaviest OF any place between Brit.
ish Columbia and Portland, report.
Ing TO the Seattle federal weather
bureau office, according to Meteor.
ologIst M. b. Summers. II brought
the total for the first half OF July
to .27 OF an inch which Is .o5 of an
Inch below the average for the half.
month for "a years.
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RUSSIANS COME
President Grant Bringing
First Quota Here

The Admiral Oriental liner Presl.
dent Grant, due IN Seattle July 81.
viii be the first passenger ship 20
reach this port with Russian i'm.
migrants. Tho President Grant
sailed from Yokohama on July II.
The bars were lifted TO the Rus.
SLAMS on July !. and the President
Grant IL the first passenger ship
10 sail from the Orient since that
date.
Local immigration authorities say
Russian immigration this year will
be considerably lighter than hHt
year. Tho quota a. 1000. as com.
pared with $4,000 In i92a,
No adviees have as yet been 70.
ceived AZ the Admirai.oTlentai limo
office regarding the President
Grants passenger list. and the mum.
Der Of Russians on tho big Paelfic
liner Is unknown here.
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"a Persons Lost
in Forest Fires

SAN FRANCISCO. July is.-F1rcs
running thru the forests Of the Pa
eiflc coast centered their fury In
northern California and northern
Idaho today. with at least "a persons
missing and two injured.
Fires IN northern Idaho have de-
stroyed $50 homes In the Pine creek
canyon country. RACED the buildings
OF the Nnbob mine. with a loss OF
100000. and today wero reported
threatening tho Constitution mine.
Twenty employees OF the Nabob
minc were reported to have fled back
into the hills for safety and their
present whereabouts are unknown.
Several families fought their way
thru the belt OF fire yesterday and
reached safety.
-Four members OF the Doukhobor
colony. living on Porcuplne creek.
near Nelson. p. C.. still were missing
today. after the fire had ragged be.
tween them and the villages where
other members OF tho colonys had
taken refuge.
In Northern California, the KAN.
ath national forest was apparently
tho scene OF tho most serious fires
today.
Two fires there. one on Humbug
mountain and the other in the
Goosencck district, have burned
over 100000 feet OF standing. ma.
tured timber and were racing on
today, defying the fire crews, before
a 45.mlle gale. Two hundred men
were "conscripted" 10 fight fire at
Yroka, 40 miles from tho Klamath
forest, last night. Two men wero In.
jured by falling trees.
In the Tahoe forest the situation
still was described as dangerous"
altho somewhat improved as com.
pared with yesterday morning.
The fire in tho Santa Barbara
forest, which for two days was the
worst on tho Coast. now has been
temporarily checked. reports here
indicated, but the situation still is
critical.
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FLAMES MENACE
SEVEN TOWNS
Territory on East Side Still
Threatened by Fires

CPoKANE. July is.-seycn small
- towns. Diamond City. Lost Creek.
TIGER. lone. Locke. CuElcls and Blue
slide, today are still under threat OF
forest fires IN Pend dOrclile county.
Ranchers and their families. with
such of their household goods and
stock as they could move. fled be.
fore the flames when their homes be.
camo endangered and have gathered
along the Chicago. Milwaukee q n.
Paul railroad. There IL no danger Of
loas OF lifo.
Tho fire still burns along a so.mile
front up the valley Of the Pend
doreille river ana many o. tho refu.
sees do not know whether their
homes Htlll stand
Several thousand acres OF timber
land have been burned over and
near Blue Slide three ranches have
been destroyed,
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KELLOGG, Idaho. July i6.-Home.
Jess refugees. who have fled over
mountain trails. pursued by the mil.
llondollar forest fire In the Pine
Greek area. arrived today In Kellogg
and g. Joe. May OF them had been
forced 10 take refuge IN mine tun.
nels while the deyouring flames
swept by.
The experience OF W. o. Dillon and
family. Of Trupper creek. Is typical
OF the escape OF many others. when
tho flames approached his home
Dillon and his wife took their four
children. with a supply OF food and
water into a mine tunnel. There
they remained for rs hours. while
the fire. ruging about the entrance.
destroyed their home. when the dan.
ser had passed Mr. and Mrs. Dillon
with their children made their way
over the blackened ridges 20 81. Joe.
The Pine Creek fire. which started
last week. Is now estimated 10 have
done $1,000. 900 worth OF damage 20
mine and timber properties and 10
ranches. has split into two sections.
ono OF which Is eating It's way up
The ridges toward ST. Joe. while the
other enoirclos Kellogg Peak and 10
blazing fiereely within three miles o,
this city.
Fire Warden Patrick Rolf has
general direction OF the battle against
the flames and IL receiving assistance
from the Idaho Timber owners Pro.
tcctiye association. Moving picture
theaiers In Kellogg. Wallace. Occur
d'Alene. 81. Joe and 81. Maries are
showing slides which call for yolun.
tecrn.
Tho Constitution mine. which has
been in jeopardy for two days. was
stu safo on Wednesday morning.
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Asks Divorce From
His Mother-in-Law

LOS ANGELES. July i6.-James
c. doom wants a divorce. but not
from his wife. He wants one from
hia moiherin.iaw. In n eross.com.
plant 10 his wifs's divorce action.
on file today. odom denied the
plaintiffs allegation that no desert.
cd her. Rather he was elected from
tho house by his wlfe'a mother.
doom declares. He therefore petit
tons;
THAT tho court make an order al.
recting that the crom-complainant
prepare a home for bis wife and
child and include IN said order a
stipulation that said motherin.law
mako herself conspicuous therein by
her absence thcrefrom. thus grant
Ing said cross-complainant u divorce
from his mogher.ln.law."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
MUST FACE old
CHARGES
Lewis County Man Arrested
for 22-Year-0Id Murder

CHEHALIs, July 1s.-pavs
steele. for the past 20 years a rest.
dent Of Nosika. Lewis county 10
being taken 10 Kentucky 20 face a
charge OF murder committed 20
years ago.
After living peacefully and law.
fully for a score OF years, the Ions
arm Of the law reached out from
the Blue GrsS state and collarcd
steele 20 face an almost forgotten
charge. Deputy Sheriff J. n. John.
son. OF Pike county. kentucky. came
out and arrested steele.
According 10 johnson. - years
ago a drunken man appeared on
tho West Virginia aide OF the DlE
Sandy river and shot at Steele.
Steele got HIS rife and returned
the fire. slaying tho man. according
70 the charge.
johnson recognized steele recently
when he came TO chehalis 90 ar
rest Roland wallace. OF Morton.
also wanted In Pikcyille on "A muir.
der charge He taid he did not
believe Steele would 30 10 trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
ALLIED FARLEY
STARTS WORK
Another ReparatlOnS Meet
Being Staged in London
ny LLOYD ALLEN


LONDON. July l6.-Tho 18Th i'm.
poTtant lnter,allied conference since
the Versailles treaty was opened this
morning IN the spacious offices %
Premier Ramsay Macdonald. az the
foreign office. whore statesmen 90
10 nations gathered about a large
horseshoe table Tor sti'l another dis
Cussion Of separations.
Ia the rs months thar have
elapsed since that fatcful eonelave
az Paris. in January is22, the
French and Belgianz invaded the
Ruhr and Germany ceased pay
ments.
More recently Europe took heart
over the experts report as n basis
OF settlement. and Il was 20 con-
slider ways and means Of swing e.
feet 70 this report that the present
conferences assembled.
Standing In tho doorway OF his Of
fees. Macdonald. labor premier, who
VIII preside at his first inter,allled
gathering. welcomed American Am.
hsssador Kellogg and Col. james A,
Logan. Jr; Premier Herriott, Of
France, accompanied By Cen. Mol
lett.l Ministers pe,afani and Benava,
OF Italy; Premier Theunis and Minis.
ter Hymans, Of Belgium. Viscouni
Ishil and NJ Hayashi o, japan. be,
sides officials and dlgniiar.es from
Portugal Iugoslavla. Greece and
Rumania, and scores OF experts and
secretaries.
Outside the foreign office 4 great
crowd OF Londoners ana American
tourists stood all morning. watching
the delegates arrive.
The japanese Statesmen were the
first 20 drive up. and areer them
representatives Of the various ma
tons came In quick succession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Fires Beaten Down
in Southern Woods

LOS ANGELES. July 1s,-The for.
est fire situation in southern Cali.
fornia was reported less hazardous
today.
on several fronts the blazcs arc
under control. while firefighters in
other sections were hopeful OF hav.
ing the flames well in hand within
a few hours.
The new fire in the Pine canyon
district of the Santa Barbara Ma.
tional forest is the most active at
present, according TO word received
by local forestry service officials to.
day. There. 1o.mile wall OF flame
Is sweeping n pathway towards
Kings canyon. threatening TO reach
the Tweedy Gun club and numerous
small resorts in Kings canyon un.
less II is halted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
ABSCONDER is
SHOT DEAD
Chase by Alrplanes Ends in
Wyoming Tragedy

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyoming,
July 'l6,--C ~. Fisher. A.legedtO
have absoonded yesterday from
here with thu scmimonihly pas.
rol Of the Gunn.Qucaly Coal
company, was shot 20 death
while resisting arrest at Gum.
Nyo., this morning. according
10 word received here.
Fisher. who was cashier for
the coal company, had bern
pursued for nearly "a hours
with alrplAnes aud by posses In
automobiles, horseback and
Aioot.
Funds taken by Fisher from .
bank In Rock Springs amounted q
more than $4,000.
Fisher was observed az / O'Clock
this morning az one OF the mine
OF the Gum. ouealy company BY J
Walker. mine foreman. Walker
ordered him 20 put up his hands
Fisher raised one hand slowly ant
Walker. noticing that ho held some
thinE IN his hand. opened fire. send
Ing ono bullet thru tho body. A
water. bottle was found IN Fisher
hand. instead OF a sun, as Walker
had suspected.
Fisher died Ia a hospital a. Gunr
several hours after the shooting.
Al the stolen money was reeoy
cred. In addition 10 SO belonEin'
10 Fisher. There was more thar
$4,000 IN the loot.
Mine employees had been on th'
lookout for tho fugitive near whsr'
he was killed. following discover!
Of cache OF food and blankets
which he had apparently bidder
In the hills shortly before the rob
berry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
THURSDAY WIRELESS
BILLS OFFER MANY
MUSICAL FEATURES

Copyright. 1884. BY United PrssD
WGY. Schenectady t5so metersl.
w SIP. m. Z. S. 1.-THE Liberty
Bell chorus.
RPo. San Francisco 423 me.
ters). to 10 p. m. p. C. S. t.
Orchestra, organ recital. soprano
solos.
CKAc. Montreal 425 mctsrs,,
s p. M, E. s. T.-speciai pro.
gram Of vocal and instrumental
music.
wsB, Atlanta 1919 metorsl 1916
p. M. c. s. T.--Dr. Charles A.
Sheldon. municipal organist.
wEAF. New York (isa meiersl.
. p. m. f. s. T.--vinccnt Lopez
and his orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
One Dead, One Hurt
in Oregon Accident

AaitTY. Ore. July iG.-w. A..
Lovoland. 81. wus killed and Mrs. o.
@. Coffee. his daughter. seriously In.
jured when their car went thru tho
rail Of tho West Amity bridge yes,
tersiny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Tourists Learn About
Us at Sports Exhibit
Thousands Visit Show and Discover
Our Hunting and Fishing Possibilities

THOUSANDS % tourists are seeing
i the annual Wild life aud sports
show Of tho Seattle sportsmen's as
ISOLATION. az Third and blanchard.
Secretary Henry said Wednesday.
More than $4,000 persons passed the
turnstiles In three hours. Tuesday
evening. bringing the days attend.
anco up 20 10000.
Many people from the East eS'
pressed appreciation and wonder at
tho exhibits" Henry said. THE show
certainly is proving an education 20
tourists In tho scenic ana game pos.
sibllities Of Puget sound"
This Is the official city day. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Bar News Services
During Brazil War

BUENoS AIRES. July 1s.-The
rights OF the United Press and the
Associated Press 10 function In
Brazil have been revoked by gov.
eminent order Charles Kinsolving.
United Press manager In Rio De
Janeiro cabled the Bueno5 Aires
United Press headquarters today.
An army rebellion Is underway in
BEazil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Maj. MacLaren Is
Continuing Flight

LONDON. July i6.-wireless re.
ports 10 Tokyo today said that Maj.
a. s. c. MacLaron. lone British
flyer. who is battling his way across
the dangerous northern Pacific route
TO Alaska. has left tho island Of
Yetorofu for ParamashIru.