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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-30
suonlrn nntIiM
Mifafansfirja sIitoinomaluinem

tertco iufllnimien iusulala.stutta-
mista fos.emasn firioitltiesiaan
ettG Altoiuoilalaillen terbo on pG1t
tpnpt alpustaa pleiiOa nimien m,.u.
tosIa iiten etti lie forpaufietta boi-
toa nimenmniuton, 1. 0. apustaa nj
men woIinnasia, bpitaa aiian maa-
berran pirastosia, luiralliiisia IeD.
oisiG ia firftoberrnn spirastoisla.
6ferbon tofolifisia lauiuttiin mpos
Ie ajatus, ettG jos ferbolla oliii tpa.
rojo mafiaiii ie niplen tniluttaiain
iuoranoiiet rabafuhitfin. &aba ipa.
rojcn pllutteesia jda tdlna lauiunto
flliterfin toistaiiefii toteuttalnatta.
ysGin ollen tulelpat nimenmntttofi,-
Int fiitafin ninlenililillttajaa fobti
maflamaan bilifan pli 100 MT. gte
benfilot, iotfa tabtotpat muufalaiien
nimenid hlomalaiiefIi, ilmoittafoot
iiitG slitoiuonlalaiien toimistoon
SeliingisiG. gee allneritasia olelpat
lliomalaiiet iotfa aifomat palata
josfrs tafaiiin lpanbaan fotimaa.
ban ia bali,oiiimat ebfa nli,tttaa
mabb. ,pierasfieliien nimeni1 iiioma
laiiifii, apoiiiwat DDmGllG ipplIG Of
tua tanGn buontioonia. ga 9lnerif.
faan pafiraiiesti olemaan iGGnei-
ocnfin tuliIi pitGd flinniaaiianaan
iuomalaisperdistd fifunimeG. Suu-
ren Oanfee-maltafitnnan perinn1is-
tapojd ci len mposfaGn lullliii lolif-
famuan, iillG Dbopspaltain bistori-
osiafin eiiintpp pdIjon "ipierospe-
rGiiia" ninliG. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-30
Snumalainen tmfebtnnnt ipiinapGis.
fG1n. X

@estninsterisiG iaapui Gmil ga.
rilm farmille @aronerisia tposfen.
nellpt erds @illiam Sppridinen, 10.
ia or ltoin 40 tb,iotias. SGn ianot
oleapanio Imam tpotG ia ruofaa ia
pppii pd1stG iiidllc. Yarila ottifin
bGnct iillG cbbolla, ettd ipieras p11.
fee bGneIle tpS6on farnlille. SsslIdn
p1dlle pori nlltiita poortilaista ia
Sppridinen olilpdt alfaneet iuopotte.
Iemoan ia farmin feittiosid Eppri.
ainen boriabti Iaiista olpea tpas-
taan, Iaaoen baafpan risfaania ia
molempiin fGiiinid.
Sen iGlfeen IGbtitp1t miebet nut
fumoan toiieen buoneefeen. TppriGi-
men lpottGptpi iiiuIleen iGnfppn, pdG
jolfopuolelle pain. rToiiet miebet
taas aiettitpat paditia tppnpIIe ia
ttittabtitpdt. T
Scum Hariln meni aannilIa berdt.
tdnldan miebia toibin, b,iomaii bGn
bdmm6stpfiefieen ettd Tppridiie1
ritiimis oil fplrnd ia ban oil ollih
fitollut 10 rieita tunteio fittcu. 9of
0fitumiirtarfastajo 1oc6mors
hitiuttiin paifaIle, iofa toteii fucIe.
man iobt,ineen tltfebtirmiiesta ia
oHoboolista. Tppri6inen oil min
i,iopi,niit, ettei Iiene fpennpt tddr,td-
md6n itfe66n iuiiltoon ia iiind iifs
idnfpd iposten tiifebhii fuoIioafIi.
Stn:Iti I'LL tpaimo Snomeen ia poi
ia pttdiii olla @ar6nerisia.
Sapobtlima on ipofdipo miiishi.
tiis fotitefoiien iudfiiuomon fdpt5s-
I'd. = B. g.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-30

Mar Senrp Goroin perioonollinen
iii1lletulcmero tefi ipuonno 1928
$2,467, ,946.10, mifdli iiiduercpi-
roston iultoiiemasto ielostlttiesta
iImenee. EantG ii,nmo orfpioiodan
noin 25 proientifii Der Goroin Der.
ioonalliiesta iiidlletuIosta. Canaan
oifoon iliorittiipot Goro a Doctor
Com tebtaat fiidlle tiiIoperoina
$14,449,673.04, iofa artpioiboon e.
oustaipon noin 121a proienttia pb-
ton Iiifeen iiidIlet,iloisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-30
9lmtpummettommnfiiem n6reia.

8albington 8. 6. = 8uonna
1923 tltoli ailtoonnettolnillifiisla
UbopspaIlcisia 14.412 benfea.
gnii iiiolla on California tisid
fttbteesia ollen iielld fuolemdn to-
paafiia 32.6 iotaista 100000 ailt-
fasta foboen ia toiiclla iiialla Bpo-
ming, iosIa oil 24.1 fiioleman to-
pausta iofaista 100000 aiilfasta
fcb6en.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-30
Aommnnisteja ei bnolita tb6iuaen-
pnolmeeSeeu.

2ontoo. - SpoapGenpnoll,een nll
faiien,asia fiertofirielnnasia ilnlote
taan, ettG proluegn tulemas1o ipuo-
fitofoufiesia tllllaan tefenGGn eboo-
nus fonlnlinistien nuoistetun anc-
nraiflen bplfGdnliiestd iaaoa liittpG
tpowGenplollteeieen. 81 oinoafaan
communist iaa Ola tpotpGenpitolu-
een ebboffaana ipaalifelpoinen par
Iamenttiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-30
Si6bimsilaincm faiWantomies amps.
mt 5-iunptiaan ppifania ia itIenlS.

s'" C'"""'e""" f~'""I" j" NlS~i~t
Sibbine, Weinn. lofaf. 26 p.
@niin ompuen reipolperillaan flo.
lioafii 54puoitaan poifania Tbeooo.
rim, @alter 6ranti, % tpuotias TAI.
ipantonties, ldbetti liio6in omaar
pGGb1niG tGGllG t1nG aanluna fello
2.30, josta ieirali b1nellefin t,io-
lena 1eti.
Sama fafioismlirba miirbenaptel-
ma tapabtlli jituri muittomaa nil
illillttia ennemmin fun bGnen ipai-
monia, jofa OH olliit tposid tarioi-
lijattarena rGpi1itolosia, ia bGnen
iiiarenIa iaapiiilpat fotiin Sc oli-
tpot fiiulleet loiifalfien fobulle tliI-
lesioan. Holiiii, iofa oil fliullut buo
neesta IaiifmifIet, fiirebti iinne en-
iinlGiIenG ia finn omi oil lufosia Il.
i1Gnpain iGrfi D1n oipen ia tapaii
ndnld fufii cIotonta rltimista iian
ia pojan.
Spita taban famalaan fafiois-
mlirbaan ei tiinneta. S1nen maimon
ia ielitti ettG bGnesi1 'ei ole pIlut
minfGanlaista merffi1 alaf,iloiilut.
0esta eifd bGnen niebenii ole oioit-
ta,n,t nitddn iitrepania. 8aimo
llnilee fuitenfin ett1 miebelld on
poinlit ola iotoin ipastitsta bdnen
farnlinia nofiomiien fansIu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-30
Metldpalot @iscon=
iiuiSia
800 miest6 on taistclemasia tnlta
uastaan.

Staoiasu Jorest fal,ntiu S@is-
eoninisia pGGii nletiIt,ili irti niinc
taualitoina ia on Ie paiisipt lelucne.
m1dn laojalle alalle. Tiistaibin
mennesiG aripioionan tulen bGipitta-
neen 10 noin 10000 eefferiG pliba-
fattua nletidG
600 miesta on taistelenlosia tul.
ia ,paStuan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-30
6armariem oIunstpiminnallinem iuil
jan mN1nti.

Neaampiljeliiain erifoista buomio
ia, eritpiiesti ipilianfasmatusalueil.
la, anlaitiee ACCOMPLISHMENTS
mentin asfettdin julfaiiena firio.
ilen, "slgricult,,ral Cooperation" !,
jos q teboadn ielfoa nlaanmilieli-
jain oiilustoinlinnalliiesta milian
mppnnista 10. 1923. Siin1 ielostes
luan nltmerotietoilesti fuinta palion
eri paltioisia maampilielijGin ciirus
toimillnolliiet mppntifunnat omot
nlppneet miliaa.
Silastolliiet tie0ot OH ioatu 81
PIG oIuustoilninnallilclto moaruil-
ielijdin pboistpfielt6. Saatiljen ties
tojen mllfaan mainitut pboistpfiet
mpimiit ipuoben 1923 aialla enem.
mdn fatin piiolen biljoonan 6ollarin
driposta ipiliaa. &in nGntG ,llaini-
TIT 3,216 oiititstointinnallista mppn
tipboistpstd eipGt eonsta moan faif.
fla lanlanilillntaiIia pboistpfiiG, iaa
tctaan bplpGlld ippllii otafiua, ettG
olltllstoinlinnallinen lpiljan nlppnti
ipllooen 1923 aialla noitiee fofonai-
iultoesiaan 600 miljoonaon oolla-
rim, mifa OH fatlottaipa borpinai-
ien> iltirefii illmmafii ottaen buo-
mioon, ettd .tGnd pboistpstoiminta
OH iuerrattain nuori maasiamme.
ysaibin 3,216 neutrality-suspicious.
flllllmi 3,191 paifallisto mppntipb-
bistpstd (paGaiialliiesti miliaelemaat
toripboistpfiia), 10 fesfusmppntipb-
oistpstd eli paltioioen pboistpfii6,
8 mppntiDboistpstG buonotilinni(.
Ia fesfusmarffinapnifoillo ia 2 re-
oerotihuiSta laitosta. gt1ibin pbois-
tpfiiin fltuliuu foiffiaon noin 332,-
900 i1ientG.
Mielenfiintoista on ipertailla eri
paltioi6en oiuustoilllinitallista toi-
mintaa tdilaiien liiffeen oloilla. @n
iimaiiend listallu on Sllinoiiin mol
tio, ionfa maanmiIieIiidin oIintstoi-
milnallinen pbteismppnti nouii II
miljoonalla 6ollorillu, Hebrosfo 60
miljoonallo, @anias 56 miljoonol-
Ia, 9fortb Oafota 81 miljoonalla,
Winnelotd AZ miljoonalla ia Soutb
0afota 80 miljoonolla oollarilla.
Sen jGlfeen ieuraaipat Ohio ia
Wisiouri ollen fiimnanfin mppnti
81 milioonaa bollaria. Sflaboma
16 milioonao, Snoiana Is miljoo-
naa, Micbigan ia Wontana fitnpi.
fin Is milioonaa, @aibington, 60
loraoc, California, @isconiim Sc.
ras ia Oregon 9-S milioonaa flt-
fin.
aaiten tieooista ndfpp, on farma-
rien oiuustoimiinallincn piljan
nlppnti fesfilGnnen pobioisldnnen
ia ldnnen paltioisio, ntisiG uiljaa-
fin enimnlGn fasdpatetaan. gedmd
tilastolliiet numerot ipiittaaipat ill
ben ettG tGnGnlaotitinen toiminta
on Obopspalloisia fosspamasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-30
Sears, 9ipcbnef So. iaanmt rnSen
preIi6entin.

.SIlinois Central ralttatiepbtion
preiioentti Charles so. Settle on ipa
Iittu tiinnetrn ulosldbetpsliiffeen
Gears, Moebnct G:n preiibentifii
Suliais Moienmoloin tilalle, &oien-
ipaIoin iiirtpesid pbtion iobtofln-
nan piibeeniobtajafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-30
Gowarb Sell fnol=
Int
YbSpsWaltain lGbettilas 9iinasIa
fnollnt ipbGmlaliuaMfieem.

GoWaro @ell, jofa OF toinliri,t
gbopspaltain ldbettilGand Hetineis.
ia, &iinasio, tuoli iiella ipo6rtbal-
ipaufieen fpiinle naanantaiiltana.
8ell on ollut &iillasia fatii tpuot
ia. Sita elrnen ban toimi ybopsual.
tain ballitufien tieoonantotoimiston
paalliffona. Oil ipntpnpt elofuusia
1882.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-30
rsnomalainen tefi bir,uean ,ueritpOn


8iime piifolla fesfipiiffpna to-
pabtui Minneiotasia Slooomoooin
ia @risbtin ipdlilld iellaiuen iperi-
naptelmd ionfalaiiia npfpdinfadn
ierltiGn baripoin tapabtiiu. 8eri-
tpon tefiii on illomalainen, Sobn
Ollila, jofa ionottina pdiipdnG am-
pli naapurinia 2ouis @attionin,
Al ipuooen ifaiien lpainlonia, 2 ipuo
tiaan tptt1renid ia iitte itieniG. slm.
pulnaaIenaan oil ban fdDttanpt 90
30 luooiffoppsip1.
Sllila oil jGttGnpt jGlteenlG fir
jecn, iosia bdn ielitti ampllneenia
Guaimonia ia tpttGrenli iif'i fl,n
wainonia aifoi b1nest1 ottaa amio-
cron. Weposfin ban oil firioittanut
iaman paperin toiielle iitp,ille maa-
rlpfiemii ettd er1s benfilo Snomes.
ia iaa perii bdnen ontaiiuiitenlo.
Siion Denfil0n nimeSt1 eimat mirnn
pmaiiet ole iaaneet ielpal.
Ollilan naapltri Soipo &eranerL
of dlut tapabtltmapaitalla ia OH
rpironcmoiiillc afttanut iiiti ieuraa-
mia tietojo:
Sllila oil tiistni-iltoilo pafoitto-
mt ipailnonia ia tpttdrenli meme
nlGGn lelpplle ulfoilmaan. Mtrs Sl.
lila oil pnibelinella ppptanpt naa-
purista, ettd jofu tiiliii ia ipciii bel
o1t mitonobiililla Oulutbiin. &erd-
nen ia WtottIon jotfa eiipGt olleet
teripetltlleitn apicroitd Gillian 10
tim, olilpat Iiinl tarfoitllflesIo men
meet fesfimiiffona Sllilan fornille
ia ppGbtpneet noin 20 roobin mi
tan pG1b1n talosta. Wattion oil ri
tpennlrt olprstanaan Wtrs Sllilan
motfatamoroitten faittonisto. Sil.
loin oil Ollila ilmaontl,nlt portable
ia arnpunltt fafli lalifaltsto, ioista
toinen iottii Wtrs Ollilaa ielfaGn
ia toinen Wfottionio jolfaon. &iinle
mairtittlt olisfeboittanut Rerastd LIB
teniG1n ltiGfGrin bufuun. Tienen
,betfen perist1 oil Sllila jliosirt
paifolle ia aiettamit ppsipn piipun
tpt0n fcrlpan jliitreen ia lallfaisllt,
ompritut fem iGlfeen lpaimooon
pdGn lGpi ia @attionio ipoameen.
&ln &er1nen oil n1ptt1molti lGbte-
npt pafoon oi,tomobiililld, oil Dill.
la ampin,ut bGnentin pertianla lait-
fol,fien, iofa iattui alttomobiiliin.
&un miranomaiiet iaapuiipdt pai-
falle, lopiilpat be Sllilon rultrniin
ipuoteella,- jonne bGn oil foi lopiillt'
lesti faatltnilt fuolenlaan. SnpneeS.
ia oil mcriiiG iGlfid pmpdriinid, jog
ia p11tt1en ban Ell olllit flollnt beti
fun ban itieGGn antpiti. Ollilo oil
nGbt1m1sti narpoallaan laitfaisiut
ppsIpni1, iillG ban oil aipoialoin.
Yerbc on ailiniit 6loobwoooin Id.
bistollG tS ipuotta. tSufulaiiia ei
tieoetG oleipan tGsiG moasia. Wtotio-
nio jGi iirenloan cpoimonIa, jofa
on ct Wouoisia meli Christ Meat-
ion iorfa ,ianotaan olepan Su-
lutbisio ia toinen nell Sans, jofa
aiuu mposfin iosioin pobiois -Wein-
neiotasia.
Observation-Disclosures oil Mars
Ollila ianonut ipptii fen, ettd ban
ei itsfalla alna SIlilomfonsla pb-
oesid iilld bdn on ibonnut banet
tappaa.
SIliIan ferrotaan abferasti jlio-
potelleen ia ie lieneefin ipienpt ba-
nen perbeelGmGniG roppioIle ia ioat
toi lille t6lloiien birmean lopun.
gViisas fupmiu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-30
Smomemfieli @irom fomlnobielmasit

@iime ipuonna pieraili @irosia
iiiomalainen riinoiliio @ino Sein.
SlIesiaan iiellG laiiiiii ban toiipo-
nuifienoan, ettd mposfin fiiomenfieli
otettoiiiin 0iron fouluien obiel-
moan. Sept OH ie toilpomiis oiittain
toteiitiumtt, iiIlG Carton ienlinaaris-
ia on otettii opetiisobiclmdon mpos-
fin iiiomenfieli. Toiipottaposti toi-
Jet foulut ieuraaipat eiimerffia.
'Smomalaiiem firialliinnsiuiifom
lGbeiippoen muofii tiiliii faiffien
iiiomaIaisten tai iiiomaIaistaperG1
oIeipien fdpttGd pubiiesiaan fiionten.
fieItd. Ostaa iiiomoloiiesta Iitffees.
td. TiIata inomoIoiiia ianomoIebtid
ia iuomaIaista firioIliiiittta Iiifeo
- ia oIla iuomoIaiiio. Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-30
Gseanabasia tm6oiIa tmlipalo.

@ime miifolla perjantaina ipttpi
tilleen Heisi Goal Com fiipibiili-
toffa, gseanabusia, Micb., iosio on
tiibaniia tonncia fitpibiilid. Cult
tuboii fofonaan Gbicago & 9eortb.
lpcstcrll'in ooritofan SO. 3:en ia
tliotti Dbtiolle noin $1,25O,0OO ma
bingon. Sponiobtaja George Sng-
ram iai iltrmania tltlipalosia.
Evening star., 1924-12-15
Glace Fruit
Maillard's

N-!b. Box Menthe Melange...
lib. Box Menthe Melange....
Sugar-coated Almonds. lb. -.
Evening star., 1924-12-15
Will, ONCE BROKEN,
IS NOW SUSTAINED
Widow of Timothy Brosnan Loses
Suit in Decision by q. S.
. Supreme Court.

The vii; of Timothy Erosnan,
broken by a jury in June, 1921, was
today upheld by another jury before
Justice Bailey In Circuit Division 1,
Following a ruling by the United
States Supreme Court that the burde en-
of proof OF mental incapacity Of a
testator is upon the person attack
Ing the will.
Mrs. Margaret L. Brosnan, the
widow, attacked the validity of the
then Ein vogue In the District Su-
preme Court, won a verdict break
ing the Will. Attorneys Wilton J.
Lambert and Rudolph II. Yeatman, for
the other beneiciaries, appealed to
the United States Supreme Court after
tho Court of Appeals had declined to
set aside the verdict, and the highest
court in the land announced it's view
Of the law and directed d retrial.
When the case cane up this morn.
ing Attorney w. Gwynn Gardiner for
tho widow announced they had no
evidence to offer IN support of the
caveat, and the jury returned ver-
dict upholding the will. The estate
is valued at 100000.
Under the will a bequest Of $3.50
is made to the Little Sisters of the
Poor and seven nieces are each given
$1,000, and John Brosnan, a nephew
$500. The remaining estate is left
one sixth to John Brosnan and one
sixth each to five of the seven nieces.
Albert F. Fox, the executor. was rep.
resented by Attorney William G.
Johnson.
Evening star., 1924-12-15

received early yesterday morning
while seated in his automobile near
South Capitol and NJ streets south
west.
Elsie jackson, also colored. 80, 40
U street, occupant of Ransom's car.
was shot in the back and arm. She
also was taken to Freedmen's Hos
pital, where 1t Is thought she will
recover. Ernest NJ Duncan, colared,
~. 1907 Fifth street, was arrested
by Detectives Livingston. OBrien and
Nally and Policeman Melvin of the
fourth precinct.
Duncan told the detectives he took
Elsie Jackson to dance and that
she was taken from the scene by
men who, he charged. tried to "cut
him out" He shot her accidentally,
he declared.
Duncan was charged with the mur-
der of Ransom and shooting of Elsie
jackson, and Best was charged with
the murder of Brown. Coroner hewitt
will hold inquests at the morgue to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1924-12-15

Mumers
$3.50
OF imported Scotch wool,
Runchunda silks, Swiss ribbed
silks.
Range from $500 10 s16.50,
Evening star., 1924-12-15
Owner of Paper Dies.

GLEN COVE, y. T. December 16.--
William Van Anden Hester, president
of the Daily Eagle Corporation, died
Of heart failure at his Summer home
here yesterday, after an Illness Of sew
eral months. He was 66 years old. Mr..
Hester was the son of Col. William
Hester. former president of the cor
poration, and nephew OF Isaac Van
Anden, who foOndad the paper in 1S4l.
Evening star., 1924-12-15
RITES FOR TWO NAVY MEN
Retired Officers to Be Buried To-
morrow in Arlington.

Two naval funerals will be held al
Arlington National Cemetery tomor-
row afternoon. They are for Lieut.
Carl f. Beatty. Supply Corps, Y. s. N.
retired, who died recently at Liberty
N. y, and Chief Yeoman Howard
Drum Emmons, L. S. N, retired.
The funeral for Lieut.. Beatty will
DE held at $50 pm. and the funeral
procession will start from the Fort
Myer gate. Chaplain Scott will Of
ficiate. The funeral procession for
Chief Yeoman Emmons will star,
from the south gate at 2:l5 pm. EN-
mons funeral will be from 4S Co
urf1bia avenue, Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1924-12-15
40, 600 MADE CITIZENS.
10000 More Await Final Papers
in New York.

NEW York, December 15.--Forty
thousand aliens have been made citi-
zens or the United States during the
last nine months in the New York
naturalization division, Merton A.
Sturges, divisional director, announced
yesterday. Twenty thousand more
are awaiting examination for their
final papers and $4,000 others are
ready to declare their intentions.
Mr.. Sturges asserted that the 10000
persons awaiting final papers In
most Instances are qualified for citi-
zenship. He declared present court
facilities are inadequate.
Evening star., 1924-12-15
Parker-Bridget, C.. G. S.

For no matter whether he's all MD,
a B.A., a Ph.D. or a DID,, You'll find the
most TASTEFUL original, practical and
thoughtful gifts at the Parker-Bridget
mpany-CG.S G.S.-for more than thirty
years-Christman Gift Specialists
Evening star., 1924-12-15

The Parker-Bridget Company is an old
auminus of the School of Experience in
selling men what they like best. Our de-
gree signifies our ability to cure any
Christmas ills about What to Give (of
course we don't mean the results Of too
muCn plum pudd1ng).
Evening star., 1924-12-15
7 RUM RUNNERS CAUGHT.
Captured After 16-Mile Chase Nea1
Border,

PLATTSBURGH, n. Y, December
15.--Seven men arrested after a l6-
mile chase were brought to Jail here
last night to be held for Federal
court, after being arraiGned before a
United States commissioner. charged
with illegal transportation of liquor.
The men were captured by the border
prohibition patrol who have been sta
toned here to prevent smuggling OF
holiday liquor.
Evening star., 1924-12-15
NEGROES ACCUSED
IN SLAYING OF TWO
Man Shot in Row in Garage-Sec-
ond Killed, Girl Companion
Wounded.

Rupert Brown, colored. 80, 632
Acker street northeast, was shot In
the head last night while I'm Manhat-
tan Garage, 1906 Seventh street, and
died before reaching Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Benjamin Harrison Best, colored
81, 1925 Twelfth street. employed in
the garage, was arrested by Detec-
tives Waldron and Sweeney as his
alleged slayer. He is said to have
admitted the shooting. He said a
companion of Browns made a move
as If to draw q weapon.
Brown and a companion drove into
the garage to get gas. There was
another car there at the time, and
police were told that Best became
involved in an argument with Brown
and shot him. When placed under ar
rest, 1t is stated, Best denied the
shooting, but when the detectives
found his weapon had been recently
fired he changed his story, detectives
stated.
Man and Woman Shot.
Marshall Ransom, colored, "a, 14l6
Carrollburg street southwest. died at
Freedmen's Hospital last night as a
result of a bullet wound in his head,
Evening star., 1924-12-15
House Goats
Sl5.OO

silk and cloth coats. lapcls
and cuffs with contrasting trim
mings.
Others $3.50 to $500
Evening star., 1924-12-15
Silk Robes
$500

Robes stand at the head OF
the personal gift list.
OtherS-a'eiGet, blanket robes
and terry eloth,
$500 to $500
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"La relsci6n aue antecede es verfdioa en- To-
dos respectos frman Ia presente como testi-
gos de que Ia sonora Andrea Cejss de BTito
Sc euro con las PIldoras del Or. koyett, sus
LAS altos afnics. seryidorcs,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21
CHARGE
IN COURTROOM
KnutSon's Witnesses Give
False Information?

Charges TINT there had been
rank peJury-and lots OF t."
among witnesses who testified In
defense Of Ole Knutson, alleged hit.
andrun death car driver. wero made
TO Superior Judge Boyd J. Tallman.
hearing Knutson's trial. Thursday,
by Deputy Prosecutor Robert Mac.
farlane.
The charge was made during
arguments on the admissiblllty
OF testimony OF Mrs. Claire
Johnson, who wa-s present at the
party In the apartments Of Mr.. and
Mrs. oscar Holt. on the night Ilene
Branshaw was killed. Rnutson is
charged with manslaughter the
state alleging that on the night In
question his car struck the cripple
girl and inflicted mortal injuries.
Mrs. johnson was put on tho
stand by tho state 10 impeaoh tho
testimony OF Kuutson, who said he
had not been drinking nt the Holt
party. Mrs. johnson was asked IL
beer had been served on the night
in question, when Attorney George
a. Vandervecr. for Knutson. object.
ed. saying tho witness could not be
impeaohed on a collateral issue.
Knutson took the sand Wednos.
day and denied that his car struck
the girl. He said he hit q plank
that nc saw the plank before he hit
II. and that he was sure II was not
n girl Its testimony con,radictcd
statements he made at the time or
his arrest.
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and IL brothcr.inlaw OF n man
named Grimes. who lives near the
Mummey farm at Seattle Heights,
the local sheriffs office learned. lie
was among tho first 10 arrive at
tho burning home and aided In
succoring tho stricken man.
In tho meantime deputy sherlffs
from Snohomish county. under tho
leadership OF Sheriff Jim Mccol-
Tough. aided by ncighbors and mem.
bers OF the Mummcy family. were
securing the woods near tho Mum.
mcy homo in search OF Mrs. Mum.
mey. who has bceb mysterlously
missing since her husband was at.
tucked wednesday morning.
Mummey. in his statement TO DR..
Mason. declared that no had last
seen his wife lying on the back
porch. lie was unable to tell how
she happened TO be there or 20 give
any details as TO where she might
now be.
Tho victim could not give any
motive for tho attack.
According 10 his statement,
Mummy was awakened when
Weaver threw n burning torch
thru the window Of the Mum.
mey bedroom. A second later
he threw n bottle OF gasoline
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21
Legion Executive
Flags Mellon Act

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.-The
Mellon interests are cocrcing EN-.
ployes to write members OF CON
gress. opposing the soldier bonus.
John II. Quinn. national commander
Of the American Legion. charged in
speech last night before the Ma.
tional Press club.
ouinn's speech was made after
he had presented the Legion's bo-
nus views 20 President Coolidge.
There was no apparent change in
the presidents attitude on the ques.
ton.
The Mellon fortune" Quinn
charged, is being used in part TO
promote the paid propaganda
against the bonus"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21
Jobless Men Say Poll
Shows Erickson Leads

ED1ToR THE STAR: Your
IL banner. slung across one
Of the downtown streets ask
ing for a straw vote on the
mayoralty contest. brought
the thought 10 mind that you
might be interested in tho re-
suit OF n canvass conducted
by this organization.
We requested o,T precinct
workers TO take a random
poll OF 80 voters in certain
precincts.
4 tabulation Of the returns
shows that in % precincts
which gave Mayor Brown
majority two years ago. 1929
voters were asked the oues-
ton. "who is your choice for
mayor. Brown. Erickson or
Lund,n?"
Result: Erickson. 1852:
Brown. l.soe; Lundin. sSi. No
choice. f.12i.
Our deductions arc as FOL.
lows: Erickson sure Of place
in the final election; the large
number OF no-choice voters
can eliminate either Brown or
Lundin.
Taking these % precincts
ms a basis. there should be a
total vote in the primary OF