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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26

POHREB ,HLAvY sOvETU ODLOzEN BYL
MA NEDELI

klad. Rusky lid dosud pohlizi
ina zpopelneni jako ma neco
|neznabozskeho.
TAX zvana zivouci cirkev
|imenovala delegaci kn6zi k
!sdcastneni Sc pohfbu. Patriar-
cha Tichon oznamil, re Lenin,
ma rozdil cd Tolstoje, nikdy
nebyl vyobcovan cfrkve a
ze tudiz neni zadne zavady,
proc obrady nemely by byti
mad MIN konany.
ga jej povazuji "a dobrou,
opravdovou krest' anskou du-
ST." pravil Tichon.
V cas- konanf pohrbu vsech-
ny vlaky v Rusku Sc zastavf
ma pet minut. Prodej piva a
vfna byl pferusen po cele Mos
kve a nebude ZahaJen az pO
pohrbu v nedeli.
Moskva, %. ledna. - Pc
trohradsky sovet nadSene
schvalil navrh, aby jmeno me-
sta bylo zmeneno ma Lenin-
grad. Dopis cd Zinoveva, pred
sedy komunisticke Internacio-
naly, byl eten ma schdzi onoho
telesa a Ebyl pfijat velikym
nadsenfm. Hlasovani, jimz W.
jadfen souhlas Sc zmenou, pax
nasled dorelo. Soucasne ozname
no, ze pohfeb LeninGv," sjenz
byl urcen ma ,sobotu, odlozen
ma nedeli. IStalo sc to, ably mas
sam sedlak6, kteff sjfzd6ji Sc
do Moskvy z blizkych provin-
elf, poskytuta byla prflezitost
rozlouciti Sc poslednfn pohle-
dem mrtvym vhdcem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26
TAKE F.!
svEDtIL

Washington, 25. ledna. -
Senatnf vybor vysetrujici pro-
najem olejnych pozemkI pfi-
Sci ma novou stopu, jiz bude
sledovati Ultra. v teze dobe o.
znamenO Bileho Domu, re
president Coolidge, ackoli ne
mini ciniti zadnych kvapnych
zaverh, vycit'uje, re dnesni
svedectvi poukazuje ku krimi
nalnfm cinam. Jest pry rozhod
nut, aby nalezite kroky byly
pfedsevzaty ma ochranu ma
jetku Spojenych Statt.
Phi dnesnim vyslechu pred
senatnfm vyborem vyslo ma je-
vo, ze Harry F. Sinclair, jehoz
zAjmy vlastnf pronajem olej-
ntch pozemk1 ma Teapot Do
me, pnjcil Albertu B. Fallovi
$4,000 v cervnu minuleho ro-
ku, til meslce po odstoupeni
Fallov6 z dfadu sekretAre vni-
ira. Pdjcka byla ucinena pro-
strednictvim dnesniho hlavni-
no svedka pluk. J. w. Zeve-
lyho, Sinclairova washington
skeho advokata, jenz pozdeji
obdrzel sm6nku cd Falla,
kdezto Sinclair nema ami rad
Ky nsyfaAken6 pen{ze.
Pc skoncenf dnesniho vysle-
chu vybor oznamil, ze znova
povola ma sv6dectvi Archie
Roosevelta, mistopredsedu je-
dne ze Sinclairovych spolecno
stf al do minule nedele, kdy
podal resignaci, aby "chranil
rodinne jmeno". Bondy doru-
Gil Zevelymu soukromy sekre-
tar Sinclairuv G.. D. Wahlberg,
jenz prvne Sc zminil Roosevelt
tovi o zavadnych praktikach
v souvislosti pronajmy olej-
nych pozemki, avsak We SVEN
svedectvi pred senatnfm vybo-
rem snazil Sc popfiti vsechno.
DneSni svedectvi dovrsilo
sensaci vcerejsf, kdy E. l.. Do
heny, jenz ziskal pronajem o.
lejnych pozemkI v California,
sv9dcil, ze pdjcil Fallovi 500,
900 80. listopadu 1921, neko-
lik mesfcd pred zfskanim ono
no pronajmu a ma smenku ma
onu tastku. Fall, jenz prijel z
New Orleans do Washingtonu
vcera, prodleva v byte pluk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26
HR0zNE DtLNi NE$TESTi.
27 UHLOKOPu ZAHYNULO PRI VELKEM
VYBUCHU v TUNELU.

Johnston City, ILL.,, 25. led
ma. - Tricet sedm muzG je
mrtvych, sest poraneno vazne,
kdezto devet jinych bylo PC
pAlcno ma hlave a po tele 2fi
dllni katastrofe, ktera udala
Sc zde dnes odpoledne.
Pc mnoho todinach verne
prace dobrovolnych zachran-
CD, ktefi pomahali organisova-
nym tetam z okresu William
son, vsichni ran6ni vyneseni
byli z dolu, kde vybuch Sc u
dal a dostalo sc Jim oseti.eni v
nemocnicich zde a v Herrin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26

Moskva, 25. ledna. - Pra-
ce byla zapocata pomoci dy-
namitu ma prozatimnim mau-
soleu ma Ruben namesti, kde
ulozeny budou telesne pozd-
statky Leninovy po pohrbu v
nedeli. Mausoleum bude vel
mi hluboke, zrizene tax, ably
Sc v mem udrzovala stejnom6r-
ma teplota, bude osvelovano e.
lekfinou a pomoci zrcadlove-
no stropu rakev bude viditel-
ma dnem i noci.
Dnes po cely den opetn6 ne
prehledne zastupy lidf braly
sc kolem rakve mrtveho pre-
miera sovetskeho Ruska. Po-
Get tech, kdoz poslednim po-
hledem rozloucili Sc s Leni-
mem, odhadovan je ma pGl mil
ionu dnes do pilnoci. Delnfci
a sedlaci prijizdeji ma zvlast-
nfch pravidelnych vlacfch al
ze vzdalenych mist.
Vyskytly Sc RUNE nahledy,
kde a jak mely by odpocfvati
telesne pozdstatky Leninovy.
D9lnfci z nekolika tovaren po
slai petici Wade, v ktere il "a
dali, aby rakev nebyla uloze-
ma do zeme a navrhuji nfjake
kafisenf, tax aby povzdy byla
viditelna. 'Zdravotni komisar
Semasko navrhuje prozatimni
uchovanf telesnych pozIstat-
XII, ale zpopelneni jich poz-
deli, az krematorium zrizeno
bude v Moskve, tax ably dan
byl lidu dobry hygienicky pri-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26
LOURDSTf POUTNfCI
PORANENI.

Pafiz, 25. ledna. - Patnact
poutnfki do znameho mfsta
Lourdes bylo poran9no phi W.
sinutf Sc poulicnich kar tam
tez vcera. V nedavntch letech
udalo Sc nekolik- nehod pfi
poutfch do Lourd. V minulem
roce usmrceno bylo % poutnf-
XII, kdyz autobus sfftil Sc s nj
mi 8 prikreho srazu skalnfho.
Phi jine nehod9 elektricka ka-
ra Sc vysinula 2 kolejf ma O.
strem svahu a 80 osob bylo
zabito.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26
FRANKO.cESKO OSL LOVENSKA
SMLOUVA PODEPSANA.

Pariz, 26. ledna. - Smlou-
va, uzavrena nedavno mezi
Francif a ceskoslovenskem,
byla podepsana vcera v Parf-
Ii premierem Poincarem "a
hranicnim ministrem ceskoslo-
venskym, DR.. Benesem. Smlou
va cini opatrenf ma vzajemnou
obranu v pffpade napaden1
n9kter& re zminentch zeml.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26
sucHf PoHLAvkR PRED souDEM.
vELMI ZAJfMAvE FINANC-
Nj TRANSAKCE.

New York, 25. ledna.-Wil-
liam H. Anderson, statni pred
seda Protihostinske ligy, po-
kracoval dnes We SVEN vypra-
vovanf, jak zfskal $4,000 cd
pom6rneho cizince v 1912 a
1913 a jmenoval jineho pomer
nAho cizince, kteremu sveril
'vynalozenf tohoto daru ma pro
hibicni propaganda.
Ma Andersona podana byla
trestni zaloba pro podvod a
padelani, jez nynf projedna-
vana jest pred vrchnim SOU
dem. Anderson svoji prazvlast
nj historku vypravel v odpo-
,vedfch ma otazky kladene mu
|prirucfm distriktnfm navlad-
rim Pecarou po til a pdl hodi-
ny.
Muz jn1enovant Anderso-
mem jako Henry Mann, tax
(Pokracovani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26

Jean Tolley-ova, dfiv9jA mo
delka, nyni pax fotoherecka,
prave prijela do New Yorku z
Nassau, kde phi provad9nf
seen vrhanf Sc do vody pro po
hyblive' obrazky objevila po-
klady ma dne mofskem, jez
mely cenu $4,000. Slecna Tol
ley-ova ulozila 81 tyto penfze
ma Anglicke bance a odevzda-
la tfetinu pokladu vlade, die
anglickeho zakona.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26

Slecna Hortense O'Brieno-
va z Hollywood, CAL, zavedla
novou modu v puncochach.
Jsou to talk zvane "zabalova-
CT puncochy", jichz sc pouzf-
va stejnym zpnsobem jako ar
kamasf. Tyto "zaba-
lovacf puntochy" jsou pry la
cinejsf a dele vydrzi nez n.y.
n6iSf punGochy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26

Celkem patnact ma zivu
jsoucich havird bylo z dolu
vyneseno. Vsechno Satstvo BY
10 s Mich strhano neb shorelo
ma Mich, avsak jest nadeje, ze
budou zachraneni vcasnou le-
karskou pomoci.
V dole vlastnenem firmou
Crerar Clinch Coal Co. z TO-
hoto mesta, v jehoz tunelu W
buch Sc udal z pffcin dosud
nezjistenych, pracovalo eel
KEN $50 havffd. III, kten byli
blize osudneho mista, bud "a
hynuli neb utrpeli tezka po-
ranenf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26

zahadny jako jiny cizinec.
John T. King, jenz pry da-
roval Andersonovi $25.000. byl
dalsf 2 "osob dramatu". Byl
to on, sv9dcil Anderson, je-
muz vyplatil $24,700 ma "dce-
lie propaganda. A penfze ty-
to "Mann" vynalozil, aniz by
dal Andersonovi stvrzenku
neb jakekoli dosv6dcenf o tom
jakym zpisobem bylo penez
upotfebeno.
Anderson vypravel, ze napo
sled videl "Kinga" v hotelu
Waldorf-Asto1ia kratce po-
tom, kdy Sc ujal uradu pred
sedy ligy. Nell pry spolu We
ceri king" dorucil Ander-
sonovi obalku, kterou tyz po-
zdeJi otevfel a shledal, ze OBJ
sahuje $4,000.
S "Mannem'', jemuz vypla-
ma strane 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-26

nejSi puncOchy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Charges Council Trying
to Block Garbage Probe
Brown Denies Connection With Power Co.;
Also Chinese Campaign Funds

CHARGING that tho Investigation
" conducted by the city council CT.
ficlcnCy committee Is an effort to
destroy him politically and thwnrt a
promised investigation Of tho city
garbage department, Mayor Brown,
Monday, in n long statement, denied
that there was any connection be.
tween himself and the Puget Sound
Light g. Power Co.
The mayor also defended the po.
lice department and Chief w b.
Severyns' administration, saying
there had been moro arrests and
strIcter law enforcement than ever
before in the history of the city.
The office in the white building
was established in connection with
an investigation OF the purchase OF
the street railway system, the mayor
said
Charges that Chinese gamblers had
contributed TO the mayors campaign
fund are dismissed with gesture,
81 directed my campaign
workers not Ia accept money
from any questionable source"
the mayor said, but rat political
campfire followers. who, like bar.
naclcs on ship, wrigglc their
way into n campaign for The pur.
pose Of matchmaking someone
out Of campaign funds which
they put In their own pocket,
crcpt into my organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Sure! Ed Was On
an Investigating Trip

week when he discharged Ed
Piolow, former policeman. ar
rested for drunkenness and reck-
less driving. on the day that
Judge Gordon chose TO 70
hunting
Possibly Bill was investigating
but you never can tell about
Bill. A police chiefs duties aro
50 multitudinous
Ed, probably, was investigating
the situation That's always a
handy thing TO investigate, you
know
And Doc-wc confess. we
haven't any notion In the world
why the mayor should DO up
there investigating with all his
ro-inycstigators right at this
time. Have YOU
Wen be nightly interested in
seeing, and printing the official
report Of tho Investigators when
II Is mndo public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
WARSHIP BLAST
FATAL TO SIX
Men Aboard Cruiser Tren-
ton Are Victims

NORFOLK. Va. Oct. 2i.-The
mounting death toll caused by the
explosion in the forward gun mount
of the U. s. S. Trenton. reached six
today and four others OF the scout
cruisers crew who were burned In
the blast during target practice off
Cape Henry yesterday were said at
the naval hospital TO be in desperate
condition" Seventeen men were in.
jured
The explosion occurred Just few
miles off Norfolk, Va, after the
Trenton had taken up her position
Mt the target practice drill grounds.
The dead and injured were taken
off the Trenton ut Norfolk last night
by speed boats from the naval hos.
pital there and the injured were
rushed TO the hospital some so ser.
iously burned that further deaths
were feared at the hospital today.
\ report on the accident from Ad.
miral McCully said that powder liz.
nitcd in the forward twin mount,
Five Of the dead arc:
Ensign henry Clay Drexler Sus.
sex Beach. La
Rowland Philip Hanson, seaman
first class. Iowa
William Alfred Walker, seaman
first class
Bernard Beverly BRYAN seaman
(Turn 10 Page I. Column p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

NOTHING Is known OF the man
' who registered at tho hotel last
February, except that he came from
Alaska. II he had relatives he
never named them: he had few
friends. Always he Enthusiastically.
Unobtrusively he came and went,
leaving his room In late afternoon.
returning usually in the early morn.
ing. He was quiet and polite. None
around the hotel pierced the wall OF
his reserve.
Neat in appearance and Of about
SIS. he was prompt with his rent and
never lacked money. He did not
work. The only friends he appeared
TO have. aside from some men, were
a man and his wife and child. They
brought him to the hotel one night
recently and were heard to entreat
him 10 quit drinking so hard.
That suicide and murder were ap-
parently unprecedented was dc.
duced from the fact that few DAYS
ago Erickson had his trunk removed
from storage and brought TO the
hotel After that. samples of ore
and quartz and several photographs
Of women made their appearance on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Car Line Deal Probe Begins!
There Is Only
One ISSUE!
EDITORIAL

IN THIS campaign, all campaigns political manpuators
seeking get the off the main track They build
up false issues and submerge the real
Old party bosses tell you Bob La Toilette the issue.
That's untrue He is not Neither Coolidge the issue
Davis These merely neutrality-suspicious..
The only issue the campaign big vital political principle
BOUT half the people of this state and about half the people
"A in the nation whole progressively inclined They
entitled to a decent, aggressive political party.
These are the folks who voted for Roosevelt in 1912 the
pie who voted for Wilson in 1916 The old political parties this
year forced these progresves to form party OF defense
La Toilette didn't create these progressvehe happened
be the only available candidate at this time.
Those who because of principle
supporting La Toilette because they like him. especially but be-
they are fighting for their principle.
THESE progressves socialists They radicals
In progressive party the outright socialist will find
comfort than he will in the republican party
they
progreives The socialist will fight the
party with vehemnce than he will fight
Coolidge makes few friends always has been difficult for him
acquainted Yet republican, rest assured will desert the
republican because he does not like Coolidge personally And real
should desert the because he does not
like La Toilette personally.
PoTH
country created bv La Toilette They would make believe could
these millions by La Toilette
AS matter of fact La Toilette has had to do with
the creation of progressive party than Coolidge has had to
do with the creation of the republican party.
And if the progressive party to be lasting and successful
be independent of La Toilette any other If the
progressive party becomes merely La Toilette party then
dead pGrtU
The Star not interested in is not interested in La
Toilette but The Star is Vay interested IN TIE formation and
perpettaton of a rigorous honest progressive party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

I'D BROWN, son and cam
II palgn manager Of the mayor
told a council investigating com
mlttee last Friday that he
couldn't testify then - that he
was Just leaving town on busl-
ness.
wen. where do you suppose
he went?
II developed Monday that he
was up at the skagit. investi-
eating
And his co-inycstigators we're
hia father. the mayor; Jake haI-
Ina. who sits in on occasion
for Police Judge Gordon. and
Police Cblcf Bhl scveryns.
The outcome of the invest
.ations hasn't yet been made
nublic one conjecture rs az
good as another
Possibly Jake was invcstl-
eating 10 determine whether or
not Justice was administered last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
wife is DYING:
HUSBAND Jailed
Woman Is Victim of Razor Attack
During Quarrel in Apartment

MRS. DANIEL WEIGH was in
1l critical condition in the city
hospital and her husband was held
in the city jail on an open charge
Tuesday as the result Of n quarrel
and Snife-play early in the morn
ing in the Welch apartment at 1926
Belmont ave.
Welch attacked his wife with a
razor while their three children.
Daniel. a; Cecilia, 5, and Baby Ter
esa. months, screamed in terror.
Mrs Welch was slashed across the
throat receiving probably fatal
wound. She freed herself and
crawled down the corridor on her
hands and knees and managed TO
reach a lower floor. leaving trail
OF blood behind her,
She fell fainting on the floor as
other residents of tho house came
to her aid and called the police.
WEIGH was taken into custody by
Patrolmcn H. +, Bacrmun, Frank,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

his dresser Two photos were signcI
Madeline"
Down at the morgue lie the bod.
les Of silent Sam Erickson and pref
ty. blue.eyed. bobbed-haired Made
line Running. She recently was dI.
vorced from John Marks. a for-hire
car driver. 4 little child and
grlef-stricken mother survive.
What impulse lay back Of Erick-
SENS determination 10 snuff out
their lives, who can say? Perhaps
she portrayed for him. as she lay
there sleeping heavily after the
nights debauch. the utter hopeless.
ness Of their love-
He was silent man, who turned
his thoughts within. Perhaps he
saw. for himself. the future. a drab
succession of such nights-perhaps
he saw. after years of wasted en-.
deavor, crudely searching for happi.
Mesa way out.
Perhaps, out Of a great WEAKNESS.
he killed her because he feared to go
alone.
Silently-down at the morguc-
they lie. They made their lives.
They shaped their hereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

dsnee for himself and that it now is
In his possession. He refused TO 70.
veal. 10 reporters. just what tho ovi.
dcRco contains,
Those who aided In tho may.
or's investigation were TO spIt
. per cent Of the saving to III.
city could the contract bo rrwrlt.
ten, Bodimer testified. lie CT.
planned that. " the city could
show fraud In the contract and
force the Stone a Webster peo-
pie 10 refund $1,000. 900. the In.
.yestigators would split $1,000.
boo and the city ret tho re.
naming $4,000, 900.
Whiting again was involved by
Bodimer after isstifying that the
plan Of tho mayor and the lnvcs,l.
gators was 70 get corroborativo cvI.
dcncc concerning tho street car
deal
whiting wanted SIS. 900 for cor.
robative evidence showing fraud In
the deal. said Bodlmer. He said
he'd lose his Job when II all came
out"
Commenting on the fact that the
mayors investigation results have
never been made public. Chairman
Nichols asked. why did the plan
faii2"
II have my suspicious" said
Bodimer. but did not say what
they are.
Was there list made Of the
evidence gathered?" asked Nichols
Yes L. y. Minich had It. and
then Bob whiting had II. and We
thought It was TO show to a. w.
Leonard"
Leonard is president Of the Puget
Sound Power & Light Co. He re-
fused TO give n statement in regard
to the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

Pierce, Dan Hogan and r. A.
Sands. When taken to the station.
WEIGH declared he did not know
what he was doing when he slash,
ed his wife. He said they hal
been quareling over the children.
He accused his wife Of starving
them and spanking them.
welch is 6S years old and his
wife is about IS. The wife, on the
other hand, declared that they had
quarreled over another woman, who.
she said, had been trying 10 take
Welch away from her. The other
woman had made trouble for Mrs.
Welch over n small grocery bill. as
she operates n store near the apart.
ment, the injured woman said.
Mrs, welch and her son by
former marriage, Jack Bowers. is.
Ellls hotel, both charged Wclch
is narcotic addict Tho three
small children arc being cared for
y the Juvenile detention home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Bodimer Charges Mayor Planned to
Split 100000 for Evidence of
Purchase Fraud Here

A GAIN IN testimony involving
II Mayor Brown with tho stone 6
Webster interests. a plot 20 split
100000 among members OF a
small group for obtaining evidence
sufficient 70 set aside tho ti5.0
600 street railway purchase con,
tract. was detailed 10 tho city coun
ell efficiency committee Tuesday.
A. r. Bodimer. a former witness.
once an employo OF the Stone 4
Webster concern. aftcryFard a work
or In charge OF Mayor Browns
election campaign headquarters. a
promoter and real estate agent.
according 10 his own description,
rocked back and forth IN the Wit
ness chair and replied 10 Chairman
Ralph Nichols questions with a
story that started to raise the I'D
from the whole street car purchase
meas.
Bodimer. testified that tho mys.
FERROUS private investigation bu.
reau" rented room 5000 White build.
ing By Walter Jasper Kerr. former
investigator for the mayor, was
used TO get evidence 10 expose the
street car deal" This office was
next door 10 that OF Bob whiting.
an agent Of the Puget Sound Light
& Power Co. from which the city
bought the chr system for $4,000.
900.
That the mayor had rented
the office for this purpose was
admitted earlier IN Tuesdays
hearing by Edwin j. Brown, Jr.,
son Of the mayor and his cam
paign manager In the last elec.
ton.
Young Brown said that evidence on
the street car deal was obtained and
that Il is now locked up in his safety
deposit vault
Bodlmer. on the other hand, says
that he saved out" some OF the evil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Alaskan Shoots
Woman and Self
Silent Sam" Pays Price for Wild Orgy;
Another Woman at Point of Death
BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER

~ room In the Larned hotel 2041 Westake Tuesday
morning ne left that room for the last tesenty! But
not alone. The body of murdered woman followed his
down the stairs and into the wagon
For silent Sam Erickson grzzled and wealthy Alaslan
had taken with him. into the unknown she who had helped
him spend the last few hours of his earthly span
NHREE shots that broke the silence shortly before
o'clock Tuesday morning wrote the epitaph Appear
ances indicate that the Madeline Running dvorcee
who accompanied Erickson to his during the early
hours of Tuesday morning slept heavy-her siken gar
ments scattered about the room.
whisky bottle in the waste basket pointed recent
drinking. shot! The stirred. No moan
escaped her lips. second shot 1t tore thru the walls
OF two adjoining rooms narrowly missing the wife of the
proprietor A. Barnett whose bed was against the same
partition that of Ercksens the other side third
shot The heavy dropped to Ercksens breast 1t
all over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

There have been rumors OF poo.
pie paying protection for operating
lnwlcss institutions, II those who
either pay or receive graft money
can BIO located they can 30 to the
penltentlary, where they belong.
(Turn 10 Page Z. Column p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

Howdy. folks. What tho world
needs \ a home ,ulcanitinE set
for rubber collars.
LII Geo Gee admits she paints. but
filters; NO man ever saw an angel
that wasn't painted"
There. little sea gsH
n0nt you cry;
Sorc day you'll D.
Chicken PIC.
Permanent waves for girls arc all
very we'll. but Little Homer Brew. Jr.
wants 10 know when somebody Is
going 10 invent a permanent bath for
small boys.
BE that as u may. no woman
Is quite rs wonderful as she eN'
poets her sons wife TO be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
ABOUT THIS TIME OF
TIE YEAR

yes, We put
on a couple OF
shoyelfuls In the
morning and AisW-NA
couple more at [tfrE <s$.l
night. and. The hf1aJ -
house i really Tp&Ze1<<N~ss
TOO warm oiN
Any married
couple.
Children never enjoy a trip: they
arc Always worried that someone will
ask them TO write composition
nbou, it.-stanwood News.
old Lady-Thars a Hice Boston
bull vou hate.
IItns Homer Breio. Jr.-BostoH
bull nu,hin'i That dorD iras born
right here IN Seattici
There was = young man named Gabriel
Had q dreadful cold and horrible
cough he
Couldn't eat green.
Nor pork and beans.
50 he got on nicely with t0a., ana
cough he.
- ID. Choaie.
st. Paul to Play Here Saturday.
Sports headline
What position does he play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
SPORTING NOTE

With the 81. Paul and Seattle base.
ball teams playing the little world
series" here the last week in October.
n movement Is on foot TO stage the
Washington-Cali game on the
Fourth Of July.
William Wrigley has given $4,000
10 the Coolidge campaign fund. BY
gum.
Don't drop trgshSrs IN the Dor.
Vas the conductors plea;
ID tn1shcr's not token. and
n isn't fare 10 me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

Somc Btcu are 20 ld1U HcD icoHi
,tcH sharpen aHCH JhcDH cal
~ n carpenter ~ nm NE job
uOmay! School is over!
a j 8.