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Evening star., 1924-04-15

FOR RENT-D ng room and kitcf en-, fur
nished, in twenty room house; also furuished
rooms. a24 Sth NV les
Evening star., 1924-04-15

DEIICATESSEN STORE. CORNER cheap rent ;
VIII sell at sacrifice. Columbia 24S6. I7s
GARAGE BUSINESS for sale on nearby Viz
Einin highway; growing suburb; long lease.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

HARDWARE EHoUSEFURNISHING STORE
Must sell ON account illness; bargain. 49l5
Georgia
Evening star., 1924-04-15

kEYS--DvPLICATE KEYS. s5 CENrs: made
while you wait Turner x CLARK. 1878 New
YO-k HsSeniE.f I SfEi
Evening star., 1924-04-15

80 newly rettted rooms. four years lease;
rent. D: Dong good business; leaving town.
Prone Frank $3.50 2Os
Evening star., 1924-04-15

RIrFET LUNCH for sale. 7i9 II It. NV.
VIII
Evening star., 1924-04-15

Here is your opportunity to equip your car
with quality tires at greatly reduced prices
All frsts guaranteed.
Evening star., 1924-04-15
HOTEL

EAPFRT collection service. Where Others
fail We succeed. American Business Agency
go6 Riggs building. lith and Psrk road 2ns
Evening star., 1924-04-15

LANDSCAPE GARDENER, FORESTER. CARE
of lawns. hedges and gardens. tier". Slo7.
Il. r. ADDRESS Western ard Parks sSes
Friendship station.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

! FURSITU Re Bedroom. dining room. break.
| fast suites: day h-d. etc. Franklin S7s2 be-
/ : o.T
Evening star., 1924-04-15

1913 10th NW.-1i rooms. furn sued com
riete; clean electric light. gas: party going
Sbr0aU
Evening star., 1924-04-15

YOUR AUTOMOBILE
IS READY FOR YOU.
The only way you can tell it
from a new car is the price.
Come down, pick out your car,
make small cash payment, sign
easy-term note.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

FURNITURE UPH0LSTD. REID: SLIP.
covers made. Est chcerfully given. Returned
free TITTENSOR i424 Sth NV. y. IIO9.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

LAWN MOWER REPAIRING: PAET- run
nished. Don't Wat until Spr'ug. Tel ~
TTU7 & r APMIGER, SOB 18th - =.
Evening star., 1924-04-15


$3.50 grocery and 2 rooms: rent $50
$500 grocery and delicatessen; rent so5.
VI 600 grocery and meats. good residential see
ton: rent $35; $3.50 weekly business.
81 600 grocery and rooms; rent $50.
81 500 grocery and rooms: rent SJ5.
81 900 grocery and Z rooms; old corner: one OF
the best in town; long lease.
S2,Soo grocery and rooms; rent $50; old
stand; big bargain; will sacrifice.
$3.50 confect. and rooms; rent $45
$500 C. infect. and rooms: rent. s55.
81 500 cOnfect. and 9 rooms; rent $50.
81, 900 corfect. and rooms; rent $40. o
50 800 confect. and eDuntain and 4 rooms
$500 lunch good location: cheap rent.
81 800 lunch; good trade; free rent.
81 600 lunch and rooms; cheap rent.
$50 rooming house: II rooms; rent $50.
$3.50 roominC house. 10 rooms; garage.
$3.50 roominG house; 10 rooms; rent S47; good
location; good condition; big bs rSain.
$50 rooming house: 10 rooms; modern; good
location: $3.50 cash required.
81 i05 room .ng hoUs.; 10 rooms: modern; nice
" furnished: good n. location
$500 roominE, boarding and cafeteria bust
ness; IS rooms. baths; bargain.
5000 c'g" ard iowss:a"9 in rfic0 pids. :
good business: rent $50; good lease.
Z. II, CURTIS. MAIN S0f2. MAIN so43.
2l6 MsrhiHists' Bldg, 9th & Mass. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS rfnoSntro al
most rea sunahir prices. Let Us call. give est!
mate Prompt deliveries and Satisfaction a.
sured Eagle Bedding Co. 1lS5 TtG VI. L "
Evening star., 1924-04-15

HEATING AND yEST1IATiSG. FURNACEs,
metal roofing, jnhbnG in all branches. Wm.
p Johnson 320j Gs ave Il. W Adams oi72.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

FURNI;Ti l. f., niece mahogany set. piano,
3.p.ecr' mss On set. > cots, radio rnGs. led
IouIn set and Kitchen equipment. li27 Coium-
Evening star., 1924-04-15

MATTR ESSES AND PILLOWS RFSCf i TED
down comforts recot ert,d: reasonable North
1915 Ideal Bedding 20. 1874 ''h 81. nv.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

PIAN9 TT7HISG-Pinnos and players
paired refnished and rebuilt by skilled work
men. Piano tuning. 81. Schatfrr, sandersou
Pia Cn 6A4 Il n Iinfnln l0OI
Evening star., 1924-04-15
FIXED CRYSTAL

$1.W, guaranteed. Distributed
by the Broadcast Shop. 5ll 18th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-04-15
ASSISTANCE FOR
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The foIinsctH5 business conc WIS 1saras-
tee sdtistdcfion TO Star reader Any con.
plant found necessary 20 be made 10 The
stnr trtlI Teceire prompt attention. For
Gfprissto1 TO Recommended Service Col
call Main 5Oe8, BrGnch If5.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

STEPHENS sport touring, 1921. excellent
condition in every way. S575; terms trade.
Seaton Garage. 45 Seaton St ne.
sTUDEBAKER coupe. 1922. special six: per-
feet throughout; hargain. need tbs nonsy.
Address Boa IA, Star o6Res.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

BUILDiNG-Any one contemplating building
houses, garages, cottages, etc, get our prices
on ready houses, etc. Phone Kensineton
81 for appointment. Ask for c. H. Palmer
Evening star., 1924-04-15

ELITE ELECTRIc co. wires s-roou ;ouse.
with fixtures. complete, t6s. 90: 6oor plogs and
alterations. N. 595S. 46 II NV.
E1TO ENGINE, outbosrd. twin cylinder.
2sIs u ST. nv.
Evening star., 1924-04-15
rUR SALE-AUTOM0BILES.

CHALMERS SEDAN, fine condition. 81
Jackson, 1905 18th. North $685.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

THPEM RITEk, Underwood No. 5; very finest
condition; latest style; genuine bargain. S45.
a'lareudon rSS NJ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07

(2) Annual Report of the Sc
cretary of War for the gear 1901, /,
pag. 48; The Military and Colo
NAL Policy of the United States,
por Elihu Root: Cambridge, Har-
ward Press, 1916, pag. 214.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07

(2) Jose Ignacio Rodriguez
American Constitutions, tomo II,
pag. lac. Washington, Imprenta
del Gobierno, 1907.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07

~ Uatited States Statutes at
Large, tomo 93, pag. 2248.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07

(2) IBID, pag. 1877.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07

t2l Ibid, pig. 2i1.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07

(1) United States Statutes a
Large, tomo 81, pags. 1878.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
WHIPPING POST
FOR FL|RTS
Legislature to Get Bill, Says
George Meacham

whipping posts for .flivver flirts
may soon decorate n prominent part
OF the courthouse yard.
Representative George Meacham.
Of the A4th district, Thursday dc.
clarcd he will introduce n bill at the
next legislature setting up the whip.
ping post az n punitive instrument
for girl hunters"
I'VE are not permitted to shoot
birds from an automobiles; besides,
it's unsportsmanlikc." Mcacham
said. BIRDS are prStected-why not
girls?"
Mrs. J. Il. Briggs, able police
woman, has rendered n distinct scrv.
ice in suggesting whipping posts for
cradle robbers and flivver hawks.
Whip 'em-thats the medicine,
Mrs. Briggs said that that gay
old dogs. married ones. too, are even
more Objectionable and persistent
than young sheiks Good! Then
the law should and will provide
heavier punishment for such ghouls.
"Confiscation OF autos also should
be provided We confiscate the gun
used Illegally, WY not the crime
carr
II want to see n perpetual closed
season established in Washington on
girls, particularly the youngish
ones Hutlng them in motor cars
would stop II whipping post was
erected ON the south steps of the
Icourthouse,'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21

apartment houses more than 200
per cent" Carkeek said.
The old bill or the Bilmore
apartment house was Sl25 per
month. The new bill Is $500 per
month. The Grenada paartmonts
phone bill jumped from $40 10 Sl7l.
This increase IS an outrage"
while phone users were prcpar-
Ing 10 take direct action against
tho phone trust, Corporation Coun-
sci 7. J. l.. Kennedy Thursday had
completed tho drawing OF an ordi-
nance for Councilman william Hick.
man Moore. directing the board OF
public works to remove all tele.
pone equipment from the streets
Of Seattle.
This ordinance. however, will moi
be introduced in the city council
until the courts have passed upon
tho city's mRndamus which seeks
to compel the phone company TO
render service NJ the old rate.
Mayor Brown also was preparing
letter TO the city council urging
that body to accept his plan for
the construction OF a municipality.
owned phone system.
Corporation Counsel Kcnned y
however, fosters the announcement
Of n law Mt the next state legisla.
ture giving the city authority &c
condemn tho present telephone sys.
TEN and bid It in at junk prices
and TO operate the phone system
as a municipal enterprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
OF GIRLS
TRAILS WALES
Hundreds Seek Passage on
Berengaria, His Ship

LONDON. Aug. 21.-From st.
James palace to the downtown Gu.
nard line offices and aboard the lin.
or BcrenEaria. there was movement
and hustle today as the Prince Of
Wales departs on his visit 10 the
United States and Canada.
Fond mammas and papas. with
daughters whom they hope the
prince might encounter aboard ahip,
were besleging the Cunard office for
passage aboard the Berengarin.
An amazing number OF society
and near society folks, together with
good.looking young women, have
suddenly decided that the date Of
the Bercngaria's sailing Is exactly
the time they must leave England
Lord Renfrew' will have no
uniforms I'm his trunks. tho the
Prince OF wales has included in his
wardrobe at home every conceivable
uniform OF both the army and navy.
The suite assigned TO the prince
consists OF five rooms and two
bathrooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
KILLER CRINGES
AS ARGUMENTS
NEAR CLOSE
Loeb WinCeS When Prose-
Cutor ReCountS Crime
LEOPOLD NOT DISTURBED
States Attorney Relates
Details of Murder
BY EDWARD G. DERR

CRIMINAL COURTROOM.
Chicago, Aug. 2l.-Acting out
his story in intensely dramatic
fashion. Assistant States Attor.
ney Joseph 4. Savage today
pictured 10 Chief Justice John
II. Cavcrly. the deliberate and
cold.bloodcd" manner In which
Nathan leopold and Richard
Loeb hid the body of their vic.
tim, Robert Franks.
Picking up tho recital where he
left off late yesterday, when court
adjourned. Savage described how
Leopold and Loeb showed the body
OF the l4.year.old schoolboy into the
drain pipe OF n railroad culvert,
south OF Chicago.
1T was their plan TO take stick
and force the body into the pipe so
that no one would ever be able 10
see It," Savage said. But, having
no time to do this, Leopold used his
foot to push the little body into the
drain pipe"
Savage then told how the boys
left Leopold's coat near the pipe.
and Loeb. in picking It up. jos:led
Leopolds discriminating spectacles
from a pocket. The spectacles led
to the arrest,
They mailed the letter demanding
ransom, prepared in advance" Saw
age said, and then called up the
Turn to Page Z, Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
Temperature on Mars
Is Much Like Our Own
Old Theories Exploded About Frigid
Weather on Neighbor Planet

The morning side Of the planet
the side just turning into sunlight--
shows less heat than the afternoon
side.
The equatorial regions are warmer
than those on either side of tho
equator. And the dark areas of the
planet are warmer than the bright
ones.
DIR. W. w. Coblentz, Of the United
States bureau OF standards designer
and constructor of the Instruments,
and collaboration with Prof. C. o.
Lampland. OF Lowell observatory, in
the tests. estimates the Marian
range of temperature to be up TO so
degrees Centigrade.
How far below zero the range Is
he would make no attempt to esti.
mate.
The only thing that seems certain
In that respect" he said. lis the
mean temperature is probably much
above zero"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
Grocers and Hotel
Men Defy Phone Co.
Advised to Pay Old Rates, They Com
bine to Fight Illegal Charges

CEATTLEs five largest rental
- agencies, controlling moro than
400 apartment houses. have Joined
forces TO fight the telephone EouEc
az a unit
Vivian ~ Cnrkeck has been re.
talncd as counsel for the five. Thurs.
day he began negotiations with the
Washington Hotel Mems association
and tho Retail Gocers' association TO
present united front against tho
telephone trusts rate increase,
Frank y Kannair. secretary Of the
Retail GrJrcrs' association. has nd.
viscd tho 1900 members not TO pay
tho increased telephone rates
Carkeek was comforting with Kan.
nair and a. ]. Barash. secretary OF
the Hotel Mems association Thurs.
day TO unity the fight against the
phone company.
The five rental agencies that Car.
keck represents are John Davis &
Co. Henry u. Broderick. Inc; Car.
ter. Mcdonald & Miller; West and
Wheeler and Henry b. Ewing 6 Co.
The five firms control approximately
400 apartment houses, with several
thousand telephones.
INCREASE MORE
THAN zoo PER CENT
THE new telephone rate increases
the phone bill Of many OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
BN WAGNER WHITE

LOWELL OBSERVATORY, Flag.
staff. Ariz.. Aug. 21.-Heat conditions
on Mars are vastly different from
the conditions previously supposed to
exist there, II has been revealed in
special studies made at Lowell OBJ.
servatory here.
Using specially designed instru.
ments that reacted directly to heat
reflected from the planet. the sci.
entists found state of affairs not
at all inhospitable to organic life.
These results are in conflict with
those obtained from mathematical
computations.
The Investigations reveal that, con.
trury to prevailing belief, the mean
temperature of Mars. instead OF be.
ing below freezing. is probably much
above that point
II was found that practically nc
heat emanatos from tho Marian
poles. which are covered with snow
until well into the summer season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
Tacoma Man Killed
by Electric Train

TACOMA, May Robert Ander.
son. %, of Puyalup. was almost in.
stantly killed and Hans w. Jones.
So was badly injured in Industrial
accidents here Wednesday,
Anderson lost his life at the st.
Paul and Tacoma Lumber Co. dock,
when he fell beneath the wheels OF
a small electric train used to trans.
port lumber from the imll to the
wharf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
ITALIAN JOINS
YANKEES FOR
BIG JUMP
Brave Northern Waters for
Flight to Greenland
HEAD OFF SOUTHWEST
Clear Skies Permit Venture
to Be Resumed

REY VIK, Iceland.
Aug. 21.-Lieutenants Lowell
Smith and Eric Nelson, the
American round the world
flyers, got away at 7:10
o'clock this morning and with
clear weather favoring them
disappeared into the south
west, headed for Frederik-
shall, Greenland, S25 miles
away.
The Americans were ac-
companied by Lieutenant Lo-
catelli, the Italian round the
world flyer.
There is possibility the flyers
may not make an extended stop
Mt Frrderiksdal. Smith declared
before hopping off. Present plans
call for an overnight halt, but
there Is n chance the three air
men may wing OF TO Iyigtut. on
the western coast OF Greenland.
This Is dependent upon weather
conditions at FrederiksdaI.
Ivigtut is the last stop in Green.
land for the flyers. and is up the
western coast $50 miles from Freder.
iksdal.
Smith and Nelson. with their me-
chanics, rose at a. m. Sleepy-eyed
villagers started 10 congregate at
the beach shortly afterward.
Al 7:15 Smith TAXED out from the
inner harbor. Nelson followed. The
movie camera men began cranking
away and the crowd cheered.
on account OF the wind. both avia-
tors purposely drifted into the shell
ter OF the little island of Videy. out
side the harbor. where the Italian
aviator, with four men in his plane.
Joined them.
II was just o'clock when Smith
started his final getaway. Nelson
moved forward n moment afterward.
They circled the harbor and Smith
landed for moment. then rose
again and the three started away.
flying low. and disappeared from
sight at SIS.
The air adventures will make a
one.day stop at Ivigtut, and then take
TO the air again. heading for Indian
Harbor. Labrador, whence they will
continue down the eastern coast OF
North America to Boston. They
hope to arrive in Boston not later
than September /.
Today's flight was almost impera.
tive, owing TO the low fuel supply on
the navy cruisers which are guard.
ing the airmen.
Navy officials polnIed out that
there are no tanlters close TO the
path of the flyers, and that the
ships probably would be forced
10 make long cruises in order TO
refuel in case the delay was eN-
tended.
The airmen were more than
Turn TO Page Z, Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
COMPANION TAKES
SUITCASE FROM BAR

J. J. Smith, 5034 Lakcview ave.
whose car was also wrecked. told
the same story.
He said he came out OF the apart.
ment just as his car was hit. He
declared Pielow was intoxicated and
that he saw the broken bottles and
smellcd the whisky in the car.
"A man with Pielow at the time,
grabbed suitcase and walked over
the hill with It under the police.
mans nose" Smith declared.
when we went down TO the po.
lice station. the police tried to tell
me that / was backing out when
the accident occurred. | was in the
apartment house and rushed out
when I heard the first crash"
Smith also said that when he
reached the station one officer want.
ed to know what he was doing with
that jug in your car"
II told him he was trying TO cast
suspicion onto me and he called me
liar. don't know his name, "
olilAiA GtAtAs
Pielow had maze TO report of the
accident to the traffic division up to
noon Thursday. Capt f. l.. Hedges,
who heard the complninants' stories,
said that Pielow came into the sta.
ton about FIVE minutes after they
left, but that nothing could be done,
as Pielow was sober.
The owners OF the automobiles dc.
clare that they went back 10 the
Van Siclen Immediately and that
Plelow was still there working on his
car and did not leave for some time.
Both owners declare that they are
ready to produce several witnesses 10
tcstlfy to everything that they have
charged
The third car, owned by William
Raglan Of Forest. Lewis county, wns
knocked into n window in the Van
Slclcn. Ragon had made no com
plant at noon Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
DUMBELL DiD is so DUMB HE
THINKS.

IHlNhS.
A sandwich is n seashore flapper.
Albert label. sedro- Wolley.
The Bone bill was written by the
butcher.-William p. Anderson, Jr.
The phone suit Is something
new in clothes.-Raymond Olson.
Port wine is a harbor.-Patsy.
Charleston.
Yesler Way is new kind Of scales.
"a. l.. VI.
Revenue cutters are used 10 trim
sails.-Kenneth Rusk.
=.
A truck farmer raises auto trucks.
Herb white.
A moonshine stii Is a govern.
ment seret.-Geneyieve Marsh.
-
Winnipeg Is new game.-Bin
Smith, North Bend.
Daylight saving Is banking con.
cern.-Howard Doherty.
Valley Forge was in the Village
smlthy's shop.-George Wright.
- meter is a man who works
In a meat market.-Frank Ru-
pert, Foster.
sThe Tie That Binds" was written
By section hand On. railroad
Oscar F'roderborg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
First Attempt to
Drive Auto Fatal

HUBBARD, ore. Aug 2l-H.
w Harding. 81, returning home 10
Portland from his first automobile
trip on which he attempted TO
drive. was killed near here yester.
day when his car skiddcd from
the highway into telephone pole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21

Approaching all this and having kindly
sympathetic feeling for the candidates, The Star
offers way out. A way to attract public favor,
get some publicity maybe, and render little bit
Of real public service.
Here's the story: Judges of the state of Wash
mgton, as a result Of an agreement among them
some years ago, get 60-day vacations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21

A good judge on a candidate who ~uld like
to be good judge, could make lot Of ~iends by
stepping out tomorrow on the first page Of The
Star with the statemees that two weeks will be
plenty for his summer rest; that he will line up
the other judges Of the state and set this 6O-day
business wiped out and that he won't stand for
this vacation graft any longer .
Stand up, gentlemen; who'll be first?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
BUX0M B0Y-SEC0NO
ONE, TOOLS BORN
TO PRINCESS MARY

YORKSHIRE. England. Aug.
GA buxom boy. her second, was
born today TO Princess Mary,
daughter of King George and
Queen Mary OF England and wife
OF Niscount Lascelles.
Goldsborough hall, home of the
Lascolles, was a scene of great &C.
tivity during the early morning
hours. and at loco n. m. the
youngster arrived, Both tho child
and Princess Mary according TO
the attending physicians. "sse do.
Ing we'll"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
Judges and Candidates: Here's Way Attract Public Favor

+ ERE'S chance for some gentleman who
wants to be Judge
There are lot of them this fall. But the sled
ding isn't easy. It's hard to make campaign
issue when fellows running for the judiciary.
First place, he has to be somewhat dignifed, he
thinks, Otherwise the majesty of the law might
suffer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21

We don't know any other folks who s@ looking
for jobs who get that much time off, but the
Judges do, regardless of how much work is piled
up ahead of them.
A lot of folks have growled about this practice
Like The Star, they can't see why judge should
be paid for II months in year and work only
TO-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21

RIDGEFIELD, Aug. 2i-Three
thousand wooden blankets for the
olympic hotel have been ordered
from the Washougal Wooden Mills
here. Tho mills will maintain 100
per cent production the rest of this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
Crude Oil Down;
What About Gas?

PITTSBURG, Pa, Aug. 21.-New
York and Bradford grades OF crude
oil were cut l5c today. making
new prices t2.sj barrel Penn.
syivania crude, at I27j, was not
reduced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
EX-MRS. MCCOY
BACKS kid"
Claims She Saw Prisoner
Leave Before Staying
MORS SENDS BODY EAST
New Sanity Report to Fol-
low Cell "Brain Storm"
RY HARoLn Z. sWIsHEK

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1.-TWO
corps Of expert criminal procedure
craftsmen speeded into action today.
one attempting to send Kid Mccoy
TO the gallows and the ether hop.
ing to save him.
while the former ring idol and
heart.breaker spent another quiet
night. following his brain storm
Of Tuesday. physicians employed by
the defense TO find traces OF In.
sanity in the KIDS strained men
tallty prepared a report TO be sub.
mitted today.
The prosecution, on the other
hand, sent detectives on search
for Dalmar Daflgren. the
kids" eighth wife, whose story
that she saw Mccoy leave the
apartment Of Mrs. Theresa Mors,
sbom Inc Is accused Of killing,
sand another man enter. followed
soon by reports Of a pistol shot,
has injected another angle into
the investigation.
Investigators are inclined to place
little faith in Miss Dahlgren's story.
She will be questioned. however as
soon as the officers find her. she
LEFT the Hollywood hotel where she
had been staying, Tuesday night
after relating her version OF the
gr.godv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-21
HERE'S THE DOLLAR
WINNER
The government locks is Uncle
Sans wigs-.Ferris Updikc.

Trying 20 prove he Was crnzy. Kid
Mccoy sat on the floor Of his cell
and cut paper dolls. according to the
newspapers. which doesn't prove any
.aing. 10 our notion. We saw a
veil known business man cutting
eapers tho other night and not try
IL ' TO prove anything.