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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-04-17

Easter Program at Community Churcf.
The following will be rendered a
the Community church on Easter Sun
day at II o'clock. The public is in
vited:
Voluntary.
"Holy, Holy, Holy" Choir.
"The Day of Resurrection, /" congre
cation.
Invocation.
"Olives s Brow" Anthem by choir
Responsive song.
"Jesus Christ is Ris N To-day, .
congregation.
Scripture Reading, Lutte Mae
Mitchell.
Vocal duet, Miss Albright, Mrs.
Eckersley.
Emmanuel, = Anthem by choir.
"An Easter Dream, recitation by
Bertha McClanahan.
Broadcastus Grain Bag reading
by Vera Harding.
Offertory, Mabel Rowe.
"Crown Him With Many Crowns"
congregation.
Benediction.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-04-17

1t will all taste better in those AZ
piece Nippon china dinner sets Laier
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-04-17

Wendell R. Smith,
Director Bureau of Animal Industry
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-04-17

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There win be a sunrise prayer meet
ing Easter morning at 600 O'Clock al
the Christian church. The following
program will be led by the Brethren
church:
Song by the congregation.
Scripture reading, Matt. 2s, 1-lo,
Roy Perrine.
Prayer, Rev. A. r. Fike
Vocal duet, Mrs. Terry and Miss
Terry.
Talk, Mrs. Gibbons.
Prayer, w. R. Emerson.
Talk, Mrs. J. w. Jamison.
Piano duet, Misses Ivy Billups and
Ruth Grim.
Reading, Miss Marjorie Miller
Prayer, Mrs. j. A. Hoffman.
Song by the congregation.
Closing prayer, N. L. Agrell.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-04-17

hereby revoked.
In witness whereof, we have hereun
to set our hands at Boise, Idaho, this
10th day of April, 1924, and said Com,
missioner of Agriculture has. caused tc
be affixed hereunto the seal of the
Department of Agriculture of the
state of Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-04-17

M. A. Means,
Commissioner of Agriculture
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-04-17

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
ONE KILLED IN
BRUSH FIRE
Flames Sweep Section Near
Grants Pass Ore.

GRANTS pAsa. ore. May IL
After ono life had been lost homes
In josephine county were believed
safo today after one Of the largest
brush fires experienced IN thla sec.
ton had been brought under con,
troll.
John Nachbor. -. was the victim
OF the fire. When Nachbora home
was threatened by the sweeping
flames Friday, ntlEhbors came 70
his assistance. snd batsiei ihc frc
until driven hack by the heat
Some tins after the fire had Awepl
past Rachbors ranch house. tho
badly burned body Of the eyed
man Was found.
More than 5000 acres we're burned
over and tho area between tho
Redwood highway and the Rogue
river WA mass Of nRmss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tsrmlnsi-pier si--Htrs Hail.
syn. president Grant. Pier .o-str
Forest King
American Can Co.'S Terminal str Admi-
raj watson.
Belt street Tcrminal--u. 3, C. q. Emo
homlsh.
Pier lt---istrs Tyndsrenr. Arabia Maru.
Pier iiB--S,r BYoekdsle.
Pier iiA--str olympic.
/ Pier e--slrg Laoka~anns, sehr Dlnuea.
Pier t-+sir poyiestown.
{ Pier a--strs yotorla. Ainska.
Z rier i.-sir Jefferson
/ Piar A-~Ms culburrA,
/ Pier B-v-str ADMIRAL Rodman,
PIER D--str Emma Alexander.
I Esaitje Dry Docb---U. a. Il. boxer.
Pacific ccsst Engineering wcrks-s,
bakersfield.
U. s. shipping hoard Moorlnrs- strs
/ west ison. Cuprum. Yves, HenshHw,
| Bsnrport West Kader, west cadron,
West Gainbo. city OF Spokane.
Connecticut street Ternlnhl-str Trsns-
wall.
/ Atlantic Street Terminni--str EldrIdEs.
| King a winge--Hehr Maid Of orleana
4 Lander street Terminal Str Cordova
usnford Street Terminals7ritr Steel SEA
faror.
Duthla's--Power nchr Ruby.
! General Petroleum TermlnRl--Str Lebcc.
Todd Dry Doelss-atr Ayaha Maru.
| Amea Terminal Company--str sonora,
Nottieton'n Mill--Str Johr q. Kirkpatrick,
West Seattle Trimming station Eagle on.
Htmson's Mlll--schr TsenE Tai.
| Ross Co.. Power sohr Apollo
Aiaalsa steamship MoorInga--str Ketchi.
! kan,
Port Blhholsy--str Tanana.
Winalow Marine Railway lBaria Haybor)
-schfu Mlndanao, Vancouver Ella A.,
sophie Christensen, Meteor aud Alum.
nm, bktna Anne Comyn, Charles IT,
Croeker, bnrkcu Coaultinm city, GRIT.
son. Hsnry willard, Dnrods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
TO film DOCKS
Tom Meighan and Company
10 Arrive Monday

Prank Bradnow. location manager
for tho FUNGUS Piayera,L asky com.
pany, 10 seattle on saturday 20 ar.
range fog ths filming " a screen
version OF Tho Alaskan with
Thomas Meighsn and his party.
which viii arrive here Monday, waa
surprised 60 learn that 4 was no,
necessary to 80 TO BanfL Canada.
for rugged mountain scenes. When
Informed that ila ecald obtain the
same scenery withiu a few hours Of
Seattle. he promised Chamber Of
Commerce officials 10 investigate on
his return here June -.
Melghan and his company will ar.
rive Monday morning on the II. n.
Alexander and viii lie met Ny del.
egatiop from the Chamber. They
viii spend the day filming Seattle
docks and scenes on the Admiral
Watson as she steams up The
sound. They win leave for Banff
Tuesday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
Pair Must Serve
Prison Sentences

Harry Grcenwsld and his wife.
Jennie Greenwald. hayc lost n long
fight to escape term in the state
penitentiary at Walla walla on
convictions Of being jointists Sat
urday Prosecuting Attorney NAL
colin Douglas received notice from
the state supreme court that the
appeal made by the pair against
conviction aH jolntIsts was denied.
The two formerly were pro-
prietors ~ the Motor Inn. on tho
Pacific highway. They were ar
rested In 1922 and convicted on their
first trial. They appealed the case
and their conviction was set aside
and new trial ordered. They we're
again convicted at the second trial.
The supreme court upheld the con-
victlon, but AZ n last measure the
pair applied for rehearing before
the state supreme bench. This waa
| denied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31

said when informed the two uni,
vsrsiiy students had confessed.
The perpetrators OF this fiendish
crime are caught at ia1t and I'm
mighty glad, That's al / can say
that's all I should say
Ths two youths. both 10, broken
down by an all night session Of
questioning. became calm after they
had been 20 breakfast. They posed
for pictures and expressed relief
that The burden OF their secret had
btgn lifted.
~lts a great relief 10 get this Off
our chests" Leopold said.
Details OF the amazing plot. care.
fally laid By the two boys. were
included In their formal confession.
in deciding upon their victims.
sons Of several wealthy families
were considered. Among these was
tho young son OF julius Rosenwald.
millionaire president Of Sears. Roe.
buck s. Co.
Tho ransom letter. carefully writ.
ton, was prepared before they dc.
clded upon their victim. they said.
The typewriter on which It was writ
ten WIS thrown into Lake Michi.
gan.
Fearing that they might at some
time fall under suspicion. Leopold
made trip TO Peoria, Ill, several
weeks sbefore The murder and dc.
9osited $500 In n Peoria hank un-
der fictitious name. This was
done, lie said. so that he could flee
10 Peoria and draw money for a
further flight Loeb made a similar
trim to Morris, H., also deposlting
$500.
Both Leopold and Loeb made
many friends under their assumed
names in these towns, they said.
aud were prepared to obtain further
credit. should they need II.
Police announced they had def.
n.tely established the fact that Loeb
WAS the driver o. the death car.
This they said. was important, as
II is almost certain that the driver
WIS not the ono who struck young
Franks over the head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
new CAMP PLAN
Rehabilitation OF Lewis Is
Proposed IN Capital

The senate amendment 10 tlc
army bill. appropriatinE 100000 for
permanent construction work az
Camp LAWS, which wan rejected by
the house. IL 10 he substituted ny q
ptumsnen, rehabilitation plan, &c.
corning 20 a telegram received Sat.
uniay by tho seattle Chamber OF
Commerce from lla Washington rep
reten,atiye. J J. Underwood
HouHe eonfereeE. Underwood
stated, have substituted . clause d.
rectlnR tho SECRETARY Of VAR 10 pre-
sent 3 plan for the rehabilitation of
Camp Lewis and such other canton.
menis az tho department may re.
aulrc, While the action will. Tosuit
10 some delay Ia the plans for
which both seattle and Tacoma
chambers have boen working, !, y
expected 10 result IN the permanent
upbulldiDg Of the camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
GUN SMUCGLERS
ARE SOUGHT
Throw Contraband in Steam
er Stateroom and Escape

Federal authorities we're SIN
searching Saturday morning Tor two
duRrtermasters q the steamship
President Grant. suspected Of being
involved in conspiracy 20 smuKgie
arms and ammunition into China,
following tho seizure ~ IS MAuser
pistols and quantities OF ammunition
m stateroom OF the boat by Gus.
toms officials "Wednesday night.
Customs Inspector webbor. while
on duty at Pier Il. saw two mon
drive up in taxicab, carrying heavy
packages. He started TO investigate
and the men ran aboard the ship and
into a stateroom. where they dumped
their packages and escaped Th9
guns and ammunition arr being held
by tho customs. and Il y believed
that they were 10 have been turned
over to Chinese on the ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
SHRINE OASIS
is FOUND
And Mobiles Caravans Camp
for Kansas City ConcIaye

KANSAS CITY. Mo. May si.--
sighting an oasis aftfr long Jour.
neys across the dsaers. shrine pit.
grims began arriving today In Kan.
saa City. converted into hugo
mosque. Streets were draped In or.
entail colorz and shrine amhlems.
Huge Welcome Mobiles aiEnS hung
from every building. al Kansas
City was prepared 10 extend vel.
coming hands. serve Refreshments
and furnish entertainment for the
visitors.
starting today and until tho an.
nual convention OF the Shrinsrs ends
next week. downtown streets viii ,ba
tho Ecsno Of countless paraaea and
pageants Of Oriental rpleudor. All
other traffic has been barred.
Coming out Of tho West today the
Nile temple Of Seattle arrived at tho
Mecca. From The East came Syria
caravan from Piitsburg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
HERESY VERDICT
is EXPECTED
Bishop Tribunal Sitting on
Hearing OF Fellow Cleric

CLEVELAND. May 81 The first
hercSy trial Of a bishop since the
middle agea went 10 the tribunal of
Protestant Episcopal bishops sitting
IN the case shortly after noon today
The eight bishops Of tho tribunal
flied out % The court chamber Of old
Trinity cathedral 10 ballot 70 deter,
mins whsihsr bishop William Mont.
gomery Brown Is guilty or not guilty
u hsrcsy.
The whlte.halFsd patrlarchallook.
ing prelats wns calm as IN. tribunal
took his case under consideration.
Presiding Judge John Gardner
Murray said that eour, would be open
"A o'clocks A decision IA expected
az that time.
Bishop Brown. alleged hereto. 70.
day denied he reiracitd anything in
bis book. Communion and Christian.
ISM" by hts confession af faith be.
fore the tribunal Of eight Episcopal
bishops trying the case In Trinity
cathedral here.
Brown was crossexansnsd by
Charles Dlbhic. church advocate. Ito
reiterated that be accepted tha eresdu
alphabetically. not literally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
First Degree
Charge Is Due

Tho county grand Jury convenes
on Monday and charges of first dc.
gree murder will be laid against the
two youths, Grove announced. Cap.
ltal punishment is possible under the
Illinois law even tho both are under
legal age.
Should the murder charges fnll,
the boys will be charged on counts
OF kidnapping, Grove said.
Parents OF the two youths refused
70 make statements when they learn.
cd Of the confessions. Nathan Leo.
pold, Sr,, would not believe II when
told his son had confessed. He made
q fast motor trip TO the states at.
torney's office to get first hand in,
formation.
\ am heartbrokon,' he said. when
he learned the truth. II won't say
any more than that just now"
The homes Of Leopold, Loeb aud
Franks are all located near together
In tho most arlstocrnsic section of
Chicngo's south side. The Loeb home
Is almost across the street from that
Of the Franks,
Young Loeb admitted that he had
known Robert Franks for some time.
why, I've played tennis with that
kid many times" he said.
All three families are prominent
socially In South Side clubs and
have interpingled many times.
Loeb Is said to be tho youngest
graduate OF tho University OF Michi.
gan. He received his A. Il. degree
when only II years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
Youths Make
Confession

bnglund's story Was told las, night.
The two boyA we're again called for
questioning.
~ l O'Clock this morning the two
wtre called into the private Office
Of States Attorney Grove. when
they were told Of Englunds story.
they became nervous, Their abb
Nas broken. II was thu first time
they ios, their feeling o. confidence.
At i.5o Grove came on, Of the Of.
figc and told newspaper men a con.
fession would be Forthcoming soon.
Then followed long hours Of griliing.
The youths were questioned again
and again on all the details Of their
movements and finally after
made complete confessions.
we were Just plumb damned
fools" Leopold sald. we thought
~ WAS great uport. We thought Il
would give us huge thrill.
"well." and ho smiled thru beads
ot pcrspiration on bis face. I'VE got
our ,hrili. but now whore arc wo7''
After giving tho two youths their
breakfast. officers took them 10 the
scene Of tho murder TO roenact the
the crime,
Leopold is the son OF the million.
alrc head 81 the Morris Paper Box
company. Iyoeh's father Is vice pres.
ident OF Sears Roebuck & Co,
Jacob Franks. father OF the victim.
was a millionaire manufacturer
once a pawn shop proprietor.
The combined wealth Of tho three
families involved was estimated TO.
day at ss5. 100000.
Tho confessions bring TO an end
one Of the most sensational murder
eAsea In Chicago police recnrdh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
Horn-Rimned
Glasses Clue

Aside from the ransom letter. the
only clue WAS q pair Of horn trimmed
eyeglasses found near tho body II
the slain youth. Robert never wore
glasses. bis father told police. and u
wac Ut once suspected thst they had
been dropped BY the murderer.
The three detectives went 70 q large
optical house nsd learned the name
o. DR. william Dsutsoh. an eye
specialist. who sent most o. HE pa.
TENTS 60 this particular firm.
Dr. Deutseh examined the glasses
and haid he had prescribed such
glasses 10 three different persons. lie
gave the detectives their names. one
was prominent business man. one
wa y woman and the third name
vas Nathan Leopold.
The detectives questioned the man
aud the woman and wero satisfied
neither had any connection with the
crime. Then came Leopold.
When Leopold stoutiy denied he
ever wore glasses but later admitted
he once wore glasses like those found
near the scene Of the murder aud
said hs had Loaf them many months
ago" the detectives believed they
were on the right track. a. thln
point be admitted that he fFequsntcd
the lonely waste lands where the
boys body was found. lie said he
ives Aiudylng nature.
Loeb wab then called and tho two
youths we're Questioned as 10 their
movements on the day Of the slny.
ing. They told a story OF going TO a
public park on tho other side Of che
city and watching for new spring
birds, This was followed, they said.
BY G wild sin party They were
using the Leopold ag,omoblie. they
said.
CORTLAND, Johnson and crot were
about ready 70 give up this lead and
sci Leopold and Loeb free when they
decided 70 question sven EnEiuni.
the Leopold chauffeur. Englund sald
The Leopold automobile waa not
taken from The garage on the day Of
thN s-riF,rn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
YOUTHS ADMIT MURDER
STARTS ON PAGE l

limits ana carried the boy into q
thicfel Here Ne unaressed him.
choksd him 70 death and thea threw
hydroehloric acid on his fnee We
dld THE IA an attempt 20 dlsnEure
him no badly that " the body wat
found Il couldn't be identified
eve buried the shoes and burned
the clothing think sou can find
the Shoes now II you look
Leopold admitted II was he who
wrote the ransom latter demanding
$4,000 Of Jacob Franks. the victim 3
father.
1--WE thought that was a right
smart piece Of work" Leopold
told polioe, hut apparently IL
helped 10 lead 10 our downfall"
Capture II Leopold VAS brought
about BY three Chicago detectives
william Croft Frank johnson and
James CORTLAND. Their work was
long and tiresome and for many
days they feared they were follow.
ing poor leads. Today they were
praised by states attorney Grove
and his STAFF for one u the most
clever pieces Of detective work on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
Japanese Camp on
White River, Plan

Twenty boys win he cared for NJ
tho Japancse summer camp to be
opened at White River. near Kent.
July Is. The camp viii be opened
each summer and the number OF boys
enrolled will be increased TO 100 or
or more next year. The Japanese
branch Of the Salvation Army will
supervise the camp. The Japanese
consul In Seattle and Col. ]. d. sharp.
divisional commander Of the Saliva.
ton Army. with his staff. viii take
part In tho opening day exercises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
Many Suspects
Are Examined

Hundreds OF suspects have been
held In connection with tho crime.
and many clues have led police 10
cities thruont the country. Both
Leopold and Loeb were completely
broken, physically, when their con.
feEsions were made.
Leopold Is n scholarly youth, mas
ter Of Is languages, and Tor many
years a student or perveralon In
every form. lie lis tho youngest
graduate OF the University Of Chi.
cago. He recently obtained q bach.
clor OF philosophy degree.
Robert was kidnapped more than
week ago. VI he was returning
home from school. His father, in.
cob Franks, Immediately notified 20.
lice, and n search Of the city was
started.
Tho following morning the nude
body Of u boy was found near the
southern city limits. Police, tele.
nhonsd Franka TO have him Identity
tho body ss that Of his son, but the
cider Franks could not he located.
IL developed later that he was be-
ing called from place 10 place thru
the city by anonymous phone calls
on tips" as to his sons where.
abouts. This was done. police be.
lieved, to delay identification of the
body.
When Franks was finally located
by police, he went TO the morgue and
Identified the body,
The investigation that followed
was one OF the most thorough In
Chicago police annals.
Medical examiners said tho boys
body showed he had been attacked
by moron, Two instructors at the
Harvard private school which Robert
nttAudnd warn held fnr manv daye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
LA TOILETTE is.
BACK AT WORK
Stricken Senator Again at
Capital Desk

WASHINGTON. Aiay a. Robert
~ IA Toilette returned 70 the cap
itci today and opened the progress.
ives drive FOR action ON progressive
legislation by forcing the senate
Interstate commerce committee %
report the Howell.Rarkiey bin aboi-
ishlng the railroad labor beard.
The vote VAS , 20 J. La Toilette
fallyinE The democrats 10 Join with
the pnogressivcs IN favor ~ report
ing The blli.
After the committee session. Ia
iroiisits held a conference wish
Democrats Chairman smith. whom
he aided In electinE as tho only
acmocratic chairman OF . commit.
teo m congress under a republican
administration. Plans were laA FOR
= acsion on other progressive rail
measures
Ia Folissts seemed IN good health
tho the deep wrinkles around his
eyes betrayed the effects Of his long
Illness. lie met his old comrades
IN iovial hunaor. hut declined
statements 20 newspaper men re.
sariias his intentions. His first aci
upon returalnE from Atlanta Ciiy
vas "a round up progressives ON the
interstate commerce committee for
a vote upon the Howell.Gariiey hill
TIE h!il ahollshes the present rail.
road labor hoard and substitutes q
series o. arbitration labor boards TO
handle labor disputes,
Voting with Ia Toilette In favor
Of reporting the bin v-ara senators
Ciooding. couzens and Howell. re-
publicans. and Pittman. Dan. Wheel.
CT. Nayfield and Smith. democrats.
senators Watson. fess and Eikins.
republicans. voted against the meas.
ure.
The BIN is in the same form as
the measure now being considered
in the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
Bible Conference
Planning Service

Sunday services OF tho Lutheran
Bible conferences in session here un.
iii June 9. will be held at p. IN.
and p. m. conferences officials at
the Gethscmane Lutheran church
announced Saturday. The weekday
meetings are called for p. m.
Friday 300 church members at.
tended Memorial day ceremonies at
the Lutheran cemetery with tho
Rev. A. p. Anderson and Samuel
Miller Of the st. Paul Bible InstI.
tutc as principal speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
Arrivals and Departures

Arrised-.May 81 Str barbara G from
San FrRnciseo, ai 1910 y. m: str Point
Lobos from Mobile via pprts, az noon
str ~ ssEuudc from Richmond, at 10
a. ms ctr olympic from Los Angeles via
San Francisco. at a. M. str f4bec
from Les Angeles, at ] A. NJ. Nay to-
Str John G. Kirkpatrick from Los An
Eties via ports, 81 $3.50 p m. ssr so.
nora rom Antwerp via ports. At p. NJ. /.
sir peylsstown from Everett via Tacoma.
az $40 y. ~. ;Er Emma Alexander from
San Diego via ports. az 1870 D. IN. str
LaekAwsnna from Hsn Francisco Via Ia.
coma, ct 1896 p. IN,
sailed May ai.--str Alaska Tor Alaska
AZ . a. M. May so str Hollywood for
Tacoma, at . .. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
Salesman Is Found
in Gas-Filled Room

Arthur =. Banks, ". a AaIesnian
living at 1895 Seventh ave. was
vas found unconscious and near
death from gas, Friday night. and
vas taken 10 tho city hospital, where
nc was revived. Police declared
Banks had attempted suicide and
later lodged him IN tho city jail,
pending observation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
Mavor Proclaims
Safety Week Here

Mayor Brown Saturday Issued n
proclamation setting aside Tune s.t4
ns Seattle Safety week. Tho move.
ment In backed by the Young Mems
Business association The igoclamn.
ton suggeste that "all citizens and
associations in Seattle devote the
week, az far ns practicable, TO tho
furtheranee Of this great humani.
tartan movement"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
THREE DRIVERS
ARRESTED
Drunk and Reckless Motor
ing Charges Posted

Three men were arrested Friday
night for driving while drunk and
reckless driving.
c. r. Buriingame, 20. was arrested
az Ninth ave. and Howell u. for
driving while drunk. He posted $500
bail.
Following an accident al Fourth
ave. and James 81, early Saturday
morning. Malcolm McMsvln. 30. was
arrested for driving while drunk and
his brother. C. J. McAievin. 30. was
charged With reckless driving. They
posted 500 bail each, and were Re.
leased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
$4,000 HOLDUP
Kansas City Messengers Are
Robbed by Three Bandits

KANSAS CITY, ao.. Stay Ill
Three bandits held up two meSsen.
gers Of the Argentine State hank
hero today and escaped with $4,000.
Tho holdup was almost an exact
duplication OF holdup Of the same
two messengers. robbed OF the same
November IS. issa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
JAPAN PROTEST
is PRESENTED
Hanlhara Hands Note to
Secretary Hughes

WASHINGTON. May 81. - The
Japanese protest against the new
immigration law today was formally
presented to Secretary OF state
Hughes by Japanese Ambassador
Hanihara. No comment was made
by either and It was indicated nj
the state department that the text
would not be made public for some
time.