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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-24
Nebraska City Man
Takes His Own Life
Special Dispatch to The Omc ha Bee.

special Dispatch TO Inc om- IN Dee'
Nebraska City. Neb.. March 23.-
The body of Heston Green. 81, was
found on the floor of his garage at
the rear of the family home. 1870
Third avenue. late Yesterday. 81
caliber revolver beside lin. The
body was found by his 12-year-oid
daughter who had come to the ga
rage to investigate the reason OF his
absence long after the usual time
for his return from work at Morton
Gragson packing plant where he has
been employed for some time.
No motive for his act has been es-
tablished. He had been i'll for some
time. The following note was found
in his pocket:
81 see where I am going. / want
to go before I kill some one else
The family came to this city about
a year ago from Knox. Ia, town in
Fremont county where he conducted
a store for several years. He leaves
a wife and four children.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-24
Candidates Endorsed by
Italian Political Chub

The Italln Political club, Mt its
meeting held Sunday at. the Swedish
auditorium. endorsed th~candldaey of
Claudio Delitala on the nonpolitical
ticket for municipal judge. and Joseph
Vacant. democrat, fer county asses
sot. Nearly 200 members attended the
meeting.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-24
Former Beatrice Triplets
Celebrate 18th Birthday

Beatrice. Neb.. March ss.-Accord.
ing TO word received here from NJ. Nj.
falk. former Beatrice newspaper man,
his triplet sons have just celebrated
their 18th birthday at Arminto. Wyo,
at the time OF their birth here. hun.
dreds OF Beatrice residents visited the
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-24
Maj. Gen. George b. Duncan
TO Speak to Triangle Club

Maj. Gen. George Fl. Duncan Is
scheduled to address the Triangle
club at its meeting next Tuesday. In
expectation of n record attendance
the place OF meeting has been changed
for the occasion TO the Logan Inn,
Hotel Fontenelle. Gould Dietz will
introduce the general.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-24
Julia Marlowe Hurt
In Fall on

Pittsburgh. March 23,-Julia Mar
lowe was painfully injured this after
noon when she fell during perform
ance at a local theater.
She was appearing with Edward II.
Sothern, her husband. In the Mer-
chant Of Venice when the accident oc-
| Cured
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-24
Los Angeles Editor Dies.

San Luis obispo. Cal. March 23.--
A. l.. Roberts. managing editor OF the
Los Angeles Times. died In the Atss.
cadero hospital late today from In
juries received In. an automobile ac-
cident near Santa Margarita early
last week.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-24
Second Death Occurs in
Beatrice Family i'm Week

Beatrice. Neb.. March 23.-Van
Hershey, 22. dropped dead last night
az the home of his mother in West
Beatrice while he and his young wife
were preparing TO move TO their own
home "a block away. This Is the sec
ond tragedy in the Hershey home
within n week. Sol Hershey. the
young mans father. died suddenly in
the basement of his home last Mon
day.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-24
Burial Fund for
COnyict's Wife
Is Subscribed
Petition Circulated Among
Columbus Residents-Baby
to Be Cared for by Friend
of Mother.
Special Dispatch to The Omaha Bee.

Columbus, Neb.. March 23.-The
body OF Mrs. Elizabeth Justin, Is, who
died here of poison. believed to have
been self administered, will not be
buried in the potter's field.
Although w. A. Justin, convict hus-
band of the girl-mother, wired from
the Missouri state prison to Henry
Gass, jr., undertaken, mo funds; bury
there; will pay when released" the
undertaken will not have to wait for
his money.
Circulation of petition to raise
funds for hospital and funeral ex
penses was started today by Mrs.
Florence Philpot friend Of the dead
woman. Within an hour more than
800 had been subscribed by wage
earners and business men.
Henry Gass. jr.. in whose morgue
the wonan's body lies unclaimed by
either her father, A. NJ. Gowdry Of
Agra, Kan, or her grandfather, has
volunteered TO donate embalming and
ambulance expenses.
Decent Burial Promised.
Last night Mr.. Gass received a
message from II. A. Underwood,
mayor of Agra, Kan, who has re-
quested an investigation into the
young woman's death. saying IL the
body was shipped to Agra the trans
portation cost would be paid. Friends
in Agra would see that she had de-
cent burial.
Meanwhile, little Garry Justin, Il
months old, will not be without o
home. Mrs. w. II. Hodsdon, Q do
raestic at the Pacific hotel here and
whose husband is an Omaha druggist
promised Mrs. Justin on the latter S
death bed that she would take care
of the child until the father is released
from prison.
Mrs. Justin's funeral will be held
in the Henry Gass. jr.. undertaking
rooms Tuesday. Rev. T. III. Pyle,
pastor OF the First Baptist church,
will officiate.
No Investigation.
Following requests made by friends
Of Mrs. Justin that the young woman
should be buried here, the Gass Tn
dertaking company has decided to dis
regard Mayor Underwoods request
and to bury tho body at Columbus.
No investigation OF the girls death
has been made. County Attorney Otto
F. Walter stating he did not see the
necessity for one. Mr.. Walter de-
clared It was apparently a clear case
Of suicide. although the physician in
charge, DIR. Carroll Evans. jr.. is said
to have stated that a post mortem
examination would be advisable and
Chief of Police Jack Lehman favored
coroner's inquest.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-24
Subierranean Fire.

London. March 23.-Tipton. small
town in Staffordshire. is being SLOWLY
but Systematically destroyed by sub.
tcrrancan fire.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-24
Convention at Phoenix.

Phoenix. Ariz.. March 23.-The re
publican state convention VIII be held
In Phoenix, April IS.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-24
The Weather

Fer - hours ending at y. ~, Msrcn
-, ia7si
Precipitation. inches ard bnndrcdths.
Total r. Total sinee January 1. 81.
excess. els.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-24

Hcar Senator Hiram johnson. republican
candidate for president, at Auditorium,
.. m, Monday, March 2t--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
PRESENT TERMINAL
LEASE Up IN 1928

The port owns tho property All
money from the necessary bond
issue could be spent on tho tsrmi.
nal
The eounty's lease Of the Marion
a. dock from the port viii be M
In 1898 In she meantime. Seattle
people must be thinking about
what they will do when IL comes
time 20 reconsider the county's
lease. Co,terill points out.
But whatever Is done. one thing
IL certain" he said III sthe port
should ever float bond issue for
ncw terminal u would have TO
be assured. by contracts with ferry
owners. that all ferries plying on
the Sound would use that terminal
and no other Rents OF aay 1850
a month Tor each slip would enable
the port 70 retire tho bonds"
Seattle Is growing northward
Cottcrill pointed out. Bell a.. Is not
far from the business district And
tho location no advocates Ia free
Of the traffic congestion at the pres.
cnt ferry landings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
w. c. T. u. Scores
Smoking by Women

Smoking among women was 90.
yeroly raped By the King County
W G. T. q. az It's 18th annual con.
yontion az tho Green Lake Congrcgu.
,ional church Friday other resolu.
lions we're passed in protest against
the increase Of roadhouscs along the
Pacific highway north OF Seattle.
malicious propaganda" IN favor Of
wines and beer and the sale Of 10.
baeco 10 minors
II was advocated that the youth
Of the land be instructed that nico.
tine Is a radical poison.
MrH Mary l.. stilwsii was re-.
elected president Of the body. other
officers elected were Mrs. Mae Daigh
Welsh. vice president. Mrs George
Boston. corresponding secretary. Mira.
Lille 4. Mannoy. recording score.
tary. Mrs. Lillian coover. assistant
recording secretary. and Mrs Nettio
Z. Olson. treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Ship News
Tides In Seattle


sI.fT 70
Iirst Isu tide
fE9 a. - ~
Iirst IiiEh hide
% 80 y n
seond Low Tide
% g. m 81 o.
-ossnd High Tide
10 % y m o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
KILLS HIS WIFE
AND SELF
Double Shooting by Former
Service Man

Victor J Gugnau. g. former ser.
vice man. Friday shot and KILLED
his wife. Hilja. 20. and then turned
the pistol on himself. falling dead
at her side, Tho shooting occurred
az tho home Of Mrn. Ounarls
brother since her separation from
Gunnar five months ago.
The couple leaves a 10 months old
baby
K0skI. the brother. told officers
be heard tho shots and ran into
the house where he found the bod.
lea No one saw Gunnan enter.
Mra. Gunnah had two bullets In
her body Gunnarl had fired one
thru his own head
Gunnari. police ray. II an hglla.
tor. and has frequently spoken from
soap boxes" IN the south end. The
bodies arc AZ the county morguo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
WOMAN MISSING
THREE DAYS
Relatives, Police Search City
for lost Person

Mysteriously disappearing las,
wednesday morning. Miss Clara
Rose. "a. has completely dropped
out Of sight. Police detectives have
been unable to find any trace Of
tho aged woman. despite a vigorous
search Of the city and county.
About six weeks ago Miss Rose
came TO Seattle from spokane, 70
1--we with her nelcc. Mrs. w. -.
Gipple. 1851 3sth ave. s. She went
for. walk "Wednesday just before
noon. and vanished.
The police missing persons bu-
reau has searched tho waterfront.
and all routes OF travel leading
from the city. but all inquiries
failed. Miss Rose had two checks,
one for $50, on the Fidelity Trust
Co. OF Spokane. and the other for
80. on the Old National Bank OF
Spokane.
she wore an old.fashioned fur
coat. n brown checkered skirt, white
waist. and black straw hat trimmed
with blue flowers. She has gray
gray hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
TO SEE ROYALTY
Party Of Titled SpaniardS
Reach Seattle Sept. 26

Royalty will visit Seattle soptem.
Der &c. when n party Of spanish
mobiles. headed by the Duke OF Alba,
arrives on the steamer Princess from
Victoria. The party was welcomed
to New York By the mayor Of the
city September 6.
They have toured Canada. and
after a days visit here will continue
TO California and back by way Of the
Grand Canyon 10 Washington, u. {.
The Duke Of Alba Is personal rep.
rcsentatiye OF the king OF Spain. In.
cluded in his pnrty nro his wife, the
Duchess OF Alba. Duke and Duchess
OF Penaranda, Marquis dc Coqullla,
Marquis dc Viana. grand equerry 10
the king OF Spain. and Mrs. Martin
Hyde. OF Paris.
The Duke Of Alba Ia also tho Duke
Of Berwick in England. lie Is de.
scendant OF Columbus and James II.
He is a friend OF the Prince OF Wales.
and. like II. II. H.. he plays a good
game OF polo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
STOCK MARKET
is CHEERFUL
Rebound 10 High Levels Not
ed in Weeks Review
WALL sTHEET JOURNAL FISAS-
GAL uIkIIM

NJ WORK Sept zG.-The ad-
vance iu tar main body ~ stocks
continued Do the weekend session.
The pTuf-Haiaual character ~ Tu-
days selling was confirmed Tor the
way ihr leading IudgHtrialH threw
pressure aside and rrb0Indcd % the
highest levels 81 Abe week
WITH the mrrrlu'tls reviews re-
porting expansion Boa many lines the
financial community was ia cheer
ful mood
MIHsoufI Pacific. pfd. reached
new higa ground Tor the year nt
tGi4 Essrhnut Packing advanced ~
5sk, up ZiH from Fridays low. and
baldwin az izgit. up practically t~g
points, aud Cast Iron Pipe up 3
points % lrSh Consolidated Gas
was active a 7gi4. up ! p. on er-
pscfhtiouH ai a favorable decision on
October loo the dollar gas case.
OPENING prices included; q q
Steel. 1855. on . Cast Iron Pine
1919. up a. studebaker. fQ7s %
ls. Pan American -. 52A; General
Motors 1874 American Tobacco. igZ,
up q Southern Pacific. 94h, up iff
American Wooden, J6iz, up r.. G. q
D.. Sc. or 4.
The market closed Irregular. Steel,
1888. or Is; Baldwin. iz2A. up =;
Rtudsbalger Sli. up p; American
Can. 1904 American Wooden. 5Ii p.
up IL. Cast Iron Pipe. l0sA. up
~. Stanley Plate Glass. 20ia OF
81 -. 4 o.. 6lh. or = New forN
Central l0g or . Southern Pacific.
5l.. OF e; 81 Paul. pfd- q ~
or e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
HARBAUCH DIES
Manager Steel Company
Passes Away at Home

Kari S. IIarbaugh. 81. pioneer Sc
attic business man. died Friday az
his home. 5i5 Boyleston ave. ". after
an illness OF several months. Iio was
local manager for the United states
steel Products CO.
Mr.. Hnfbaugh came 20 Seattle In
1898. and has been nttivcly engaged
In the steel industry since then. For
years he has been prominent in local
business and Industrial circles.
lie Is survived b. his wife. Alrs.
Ethel Harhaugh. his mother. Mrs.
-. l.. HarhauRh. and daughter. Sally.
He was member Of tho Arctic
club. Seattle Golf club, Rainier club.
Seattle Yacht club. College club and
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
The funeral win be held at the
home Sunday afternoon a, . o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
TAXABLE
PROPERTY
FaIs OFF S78,0oo,oOO in
State; Valuation Gains

OLYMPIA. Sept. 20 - Taxable
property ia the state Of Washington
has fallen on more than $4,000. 900,
statistics of the actual valuations
compiled by the. state board of equal.
izatiun show.
The total assessed valuation Of tax
able property. however. has increased
SO .5ie.92g This h due 90 the fact
that the assessment ratio FOR the
state has increased from 4l-0g per
cent 20 a3.26 per cent 81 the actual
valuation. tho board found
King county is credited with up.
pro1imatcly quarter Of the total
taxable property IN tho state. the &C.
tuni valuation being fixed BY the
board az t65s,7i5.3ss The actual
valuation Of taxable property IN the
entire state Is I2.56s .g74Ci5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Fish Culture Exams
Set for October %

united States civil service e1ami.
nations viii be held here again oc.
'obsr % for the post OF apprentice
fish cul,urist Tor duty In the United
States and in Alaska The starting
pay II $500 a year for duty in the
states and 5000 In Aiarkh.
Tho tests VIII consist OF spelling.
arithmetic and general educational
tests In physical ability and In train.
ing. which includes high school and
college work In aquatic biology and
for experience In fish hatcherics or
a carpenter. plumber mnchinist. etc.
Information may be obtained By
applicants between IS and IS years
at room 2o7. postoffico building. Sc.
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
HARTLEY WINS
BY 1871
Official Count Is Checked;
French Still Hopeful

OLYMPIA. sept SCR. H. Hart.
lea u Everett won the republican
domination Tor governor In this state
81 bur l.-gi votes, according 60 a
.ncck ~ thr official count az the 40,
sent state primary
Tho total votes on Hartley and his
dearest contender p l. French, q
Vancouver Wash. were
.Hartlcy, 5s.tSd.
French. S6g5a.
Hartley carried bat IS counties 60
fhc e carried away by French but
The Everett llmbcrman took King
county with its plurality of S.sss
votes. and spokane county with a
less plurauty. Pierce county went
10 French By s.egI votes.
French has not set conceded the
domination 20 Hartley He viii
wait the canvass % the state election
BOARD on September 30 60 finally
decide his action.
The official oouRt completed Fri.
iay and certified hy tho county elec.
hon boards by counties follows;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Vessels in Other Ports

TAcoMA-Arrivsd. Sept is-str Bar
harA C. from Everett. ctr Howic Hall
from Seattle Sept. is-str NirEiuinn
from Seattle. str Stuart Dollar from
Vancouver. Sailed. sept iA-str AnyoH
for n. C.: str Claremout for Everett
str Henry q Grove for Seattle. str shld-
zuoa Maru for Seattle.
PORT 0AMBiE-saiisd. Sept it-str
Yosemite for Port Ludlow.
EvERETr-Arriyed. Sept iP.-str
TeIwa Mkru from Seattle. str claremont
from Seattle via TAcoms.
PORT TOwSsESD-Pahssd In. Sept.
la.-str II Eegundo for Point Wells;
~ Ca-dlganshire for Seattle. at ie:i5
M: str Paul Luesnbaeh for Seattle.
sept is-sir Fulton for Seattle: str
President Grant for Seattle; ttr Grey
lock for Seattle Passed out, sept Is
Tug Forest r Crosby towing barEes.
str Queen for Alaska; schrs Commodore
and Annie ~ Campbell IN tow OF tuE
Sea monarch. sehr Commodore bound
for Honolulu; schr Annie NJ. Campbell
I bound for Noumes. New Caledonia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Seattle Wheat
FRIDAY. Quotations
San Francisco Produce

San Francisco Produce
Fridays Quotations
Butter-Ertras toc.
Exss-ErtrRs. sac; extra puliets. sHe:
undersiEed pullets, e7hc.
Cheese--cal. flats. fancy. ,ohc.
Portland Produce
Fridays Quotations
Butter-Cubc extras, sec; standards, ssc;
prime firsts. ssc; firsts, atc.
Eggr-Extras, 4Sc; flrsts zoe. pullets.
s7c. current receipts, ssc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Cantonwine Named
Commissioners Chief

BELLINGHAM. Sept. Zoe. ].
Cantonwine. walla waiia county
commissioner. was elected yesterday
president OF the state convention OF
county commissioners.
The action was interpreted as sup.
porting him In his fight for day labor
on county road work in opposition to
the stand OF associated contractors.
]. A. Miller whntcom county. was
chosen vice president. and ]. H.
Marble. Yakima county secretary.
treasurer
Tho state convention OF county on.
ginecrs elected Roy L. Green. Lewis
county. president: Fred w. McElmon.
Whatcom county vice president, and
l.. II. Sampson. Whitman county.
sccretary.treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Seattle Men Go to
Festival at Yakima

Saturday was seattle's day at the
Harvest Home Festival at Yakima.
twenty-five members OF the Cham.
Der Of Commerce left Friday night
for the Eastern Washington city
as the official delegation from this
city.
The Harvest Home Festival Is
being held this year in place Of the
regular Yakima fair Z which was
abandoned during the hoof and
mouth scare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
DEATHS

oBrlen. Henry r., IS. 1906 w. 5Oth
Day. Laura b, a., 2lo2 sixth ave.
Sept. 10.
Alldredgc. Willie H.. infant. 1904
Sixth ave. ~. Sept is,
White. Minnie. IS. %2ls Maynard
MSrkwcli. Thelma. 20. Racine. Wis.
Sept. II.
Barron. John Phillip, 50. 1884 Terry
ave. Sept. II,
Dcntlcr. Mary Elizabeth, i249 Sixth
ave. y. r.. Sept. Il.
VOORHEES,. Martha Dermott. SIS. 6025
33rd ave. n. H.. Sept. II.
Nickolls, Benjamin H., 81, 1907 Belle
vuc ave, Sept is.
Simmons. Mrs Martha Jane. rs. 724
Rose st. Sept, is,
Daly. Fernando. sc, 20i7 Boylston
ave. ~, Sept, is.
Hughes, Thomas jefferson, 20. HiR-
watha pl, Sept II.
Turnbull. Alexander. IS. 1910 tith
ave. $. w. Sept. Is,
Nlshimura. Yukikatsu, IL, 40 18th
ave. s.. Sept. II.
Brandon. baby. infant. Si2O 25th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Hold Rabbit Show
in Seattle Sunday

Rabbit breeders are making sun.
day Rabbit day in Seattle. The rex.
ular fall table show OF the Seattle
National Rabbit Brccdora' nEsocia.
ton Is being he'd all day at COS
Union st.. where all breeds and ages
will be shown. Tho entrlca made
and interest manifested indicate
that the show will be the biggest
ever held here.
A feature which has added much
TO profit Is the increasing call for
rabbit furs. This will be specialized
at tomorrow's show thru an eIten.
sive exhibit Of garments made from
rnhhlt FUR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Storm With Gales
Racing to Seattle

Storm warning in the area north
Of the Columbia river was issued
by the weather bureau ut a. m.
Saturday. Increasing southorly
winds. probably reaching gale pro-
portions with rain. were forecast.
The storm is due 60 a low pres
sure area over Southeastern Alaska,
which is moving this way
Season for storms Is beginning.
the weather bureau warns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Portland Live Stock
Fridays Quotation.

Cattie-Receipts. none. Tone OF maret.
steady. Steers. medium. iGl7.i0 COM
mon. itGs. helfors. medium and COM
mon. i95oGb.2b; cows. medium and
common. i7da75i Gamers and cut
tiers. ii.50g5: bulls. Gamers and boz
loEnas, f3.7bdt5o calves, medium
and choice. 100 lbs. down. t7.b0dli.
100 to $50 lbs. i6.50d7: eco lbs. up,
i6d650.
ogs-.Recelpts. 40. Tone OF market
steady Medium. good and choice, isC
to 200 lbs, ia.2b910 200 20 $50 lbs.
ip9p7b: $50 lbs up. fsGp75; packing
smooth heavy .i7.boas: packing, rough
heavy. Sb,50u1.so; slaughter pigs. $3.50
6s.b0; feeders and stockerH. $500 7.hC
Shecp-Receipta. I'D. Tone OF mhret
steady Lambs, heavyweiFhts, medium
aud choice, Ssas.75. cults and com.
mons, all weights i5.bo@s50. wcthcrs
i59s. ewes. common TO choice. t.u
20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
CAR SWlPED, OWNERS
FIND IT, THEN FLEE
FROM GUNS OF COPS

DATRoLMEN Frank Bertrand
and l.. c. Larnway Friday
night started out TO hunt for n
stolen car. They found II on
Third ave. and chased II for two
blocks. The car was OF the fllvver
type and couldn't make the neceB.
sary speed.
But the driver did his best
when he saw the two ferocious.
looking chaps with shotguns in
the car behind.
The police car finally over.
hauled the stolen machine and
ran n into tho curb. The two
men in tho flivver. however.
proved TO be the owners. They
had found the car 20 minutes
after II had been stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Badly Hurt When
Bridge Collapses

BELLINChAM. Sept. 2o.-FFank
Potter. dairy association tru c X
driver. was severely injured yester-
1aY when a bridge over the south
fork OF the Nooksack river between
Deming and wickcrsham collapsed
Potter drove his heavy milk truck
snto the bridge when Il suddenly
gave way. His hand was 20 badly
nanEied that physicians said ampu-
.ation might be necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Urge More Pay for
Federal Employees

Senator Wesley l. Jones and Con-
gresham John r. Miller held out
hopes Friday night OF better pay
and working conditions when they
addressed 500 governmental en-
ployes at session Of the Seattle
local No. 8 Of the Federal EN-
ployes union.
The meeting was held at the
Modern woodman hall. 1929 Third
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20

Arrived Sept s1.=8fr IsffsrHpl from
Aiaskn. az q. m.s or Emma Alexander
from raromh. ~ ass q. 90. sept H.
hir aAbErua from Meme. AZ tsfJ . M:
rir EidrilEs from Tac0ma. a. y. pa. Z.
ctr steel Scientist from Esw YORK yin
ports, az 2 ., m.t str CardinEauthirs from
Rotterdam Fla porte. A. l-tg > m Eir
Paul LgrksnbHrh from Boston via ports
a. noon. or % hrEunds from San iTsn-
cisco, ~ igt11 ,. ms
naiisd-Bspt. 11-BtF Yukon Tor south
western Alaska. a. n. Eept. H.
htT London Importer from HaFrs via
ports ~ D. m. ma Gsiaha for Val
paradise Via ports. - $50 D. On EtF Pro
tsHiiHua for Tacoma via Vancouver. a.
SIS b m sstr Edgar o, LuCkrubarh Tor
Tsrofns ~ ass 8 On rir Manila Asru
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They'll Teach You
How to Read Music

Classes IN knowing how 70 read
music will start az Broadway high
school Monday evening at 7:i5. and
win be held thereafter on Monday
and Wednesday nights Tuesday
evening an orchestra win be organ
lied for all who play instruments
These music classes have been In
existence for 10 years and hundreds
have learned TO read music as a re-
suit Of such instruction.