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The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
PLANE AT BOSTON.

BOSTON Aug. 8.-The plane
Boston the second, with which Wade
is to rejoin the world fiers in
Nova Scotia, has arrived from Lang
ley Field. Virginia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
PLANE For WADE.

kEYPORT, Aug. 8.-The plane
Boston, No. 2, enroute to Nova
Scotia for Lieut.. Wade, army fier
to take the place of the Boston
damaged in the world flight be-
tween the Orkney Islands and Ice
land, has arrived here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
UP TO coMpERs, STRONG

ST. LOUIS, Aug. S.-Labor leaders,
influential among the Democrats
have telegraphed to Samuel Gompers
asking him il the reports of oppo-
sition by the American Federation
of Labor to Davis are true.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
Immoral Literature Under
Ban, Knights Of Columbus

NEW YORK. Aug. S.--The knights
of Columbus at the annual conven-
ton here has taken steps against
publication and distribution of inn
moral literature.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
ARGENTINE Filler GOES ON.

CALCUTTA. Aug. 8.--Major Petro
lanni, Argentine fiier. following the
route of the American and British
fliers around the world, has arrived
here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
LA TOILETTE AGAINST KLAN

WASHINGTON Aug So. S. Sen
ator Robert M. La Toilette, in a let
ter to Robert Scripps publisher, says
Ku Klux Klan declaring the Klan
has within its own body seeds of
DEATH"
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08
ASSASSINS OF
WOMAN, CAUGHT
Mexico Makes Arrest in Muir.
der Case Of Widow of
British Banker.

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 8. With
tho arrest of seven men involved
in the staying of Mrs. Rosalie
Evans, ranch owner and widow OF a
British banker, government officials
believe international complications
have been avoided.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. The
slayers of Mrs. Evans have been
identified as common highwaymen
that announcement of the Mexican
Embassy here says.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-08-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
BEAUCOUP BOOZE
Seize Immense Still and Ar
rest Rancher

King county deputy sheriffs with
a United States federal prohibition
officer swept down upon the home Of
L. Smith. n rnnchcr living on Kent
road one-tourth miles west of Pan.
Their lake and seized one Of the lars,
est liquor plants In the history Of
Northwest liquor enforcement Tues.
day night.
Besides booze manufacturing
plant the deputies seized .s2s quarts
Of beer. 900 quarts Of malt. Is gal.
Ions OF cherry wine. Is gallons Of
cherry mash 100 gallons Of pure
malt. and 1000 empty quart bottles
The elaborate plant was made up Of
n 1000. gallon concrete vat with
gasoline engine pump. a Gaping mn.
chine. several empty barrels and
other equipment used in the making
OF beer and wine
Deputy sheriffs IA Fitzgerald. 81
A. Carno, Leo Sewers. Leo Parker
and U. 8 Prohibition Agent Henry
DeKray participated in the raid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
BOARD TO
SAVE MONEY
State Advice Taken After
Report Is Made

Radical changes in the bookkecp.
ing methods OF the Seattle park
board 70 eliminate recurring short
ages and average" was recommend.
ed TO tho park board "Wednesday
hy Frank l.. Mitten. state exam
liner A check OF the park boards
accounts has just been completed
BY the state examiners. Miitcn
said. and the report filed with the
state auditor at Olympia The e1.
aminers attacked the present nd.
miustratlon Of the municipal golf
courre and urged that checking
system be installed to clear the
attendants at the golf links and
auto camp at the end OF each
month FOR all receipts and disburse.
menta.
The $40 annual ticket at the golf
course IL too low. tho recommcnda.
tor claims The examiners also
recommended that II tho policy Of
free wood is continued at the auto
park. employees be used TO cut up
dead trees during the winter
months This. IL was pointed out,
would clear the parks and beautlfy
them, nnt supply wood at a low
cost.
The park board adopted the rec.
concentrations by unanimous vote
and placed the report Of the OK.
nminers on file at the board meet.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
Order 1000 Tickets for
2 Park Fund Lake Dance
Better Make Reservations Early, for
Space on "Bluebird" Is Limited

Centennial NH GO o. Seattle, made
a SO bot with County Commissioner
Frank Paul a couple OF months ago
that Paul would not have the I'm on
the Tacoma highway az pes Moines
completed before November
lie drove over the road Tuesday
night and then stopped az Paul s
house
Guess I'm have 10 pay sou that
bet DE Said
III you want 80 drop it now, you
can just make out a check FOR $50
20 the state park fund and I'm call
u square. Paul said,
And that's how naumanu's check
was among those that came into tho
Auto club headquarters Wednesday,
Melvin s Wooster deputy asses.
sor also contributed s. 10 the fund
Have you done your bit" yeti
Your check will help 20 put over
this s0.ucrc playground half way be.
tween Seattle and Tacoma that tho
state has promised 90 develop and
maintain
It's salt water site that 10 years
from now you'll hs proud 90 say sou
helped 10 make into a recreation spot
Tor as an
Make checks payable 20 the Auto
club o. Washington. tl6 Universe,
% u,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
FIGHT FOR GIRL
Governor Hart Must Decide
Wernett Case

AIrr Jennie Werusft will be given
hearing On her eEiraditl0H protect
BE- Governor Louis Hart September
2. her attorney. John =. Dcrs, was
Informed wednesday.
Mrr Wewett was arrested on com
p,aIut ~ her divorced husband that
zh> had kidnapped" her s.ycar0If
daughter Pauline \ deputy sheriff
from Kansas. where her husband
owns a laEEe farm, b. waiting The
outcome N The sKtradltl0u proceed
INKS. expecting % take Mrs Wsr-
nett back 10 face trial
Ehsuffs deputies were scored
"wednesday by Attorney Dors for
arrestinF Mrs Wenstt. who said b.
was unJuHIfabIs and an InysEtiza
ton would have established that fact
The wom spent tao days In Jail
before her release was ordered b.
Justice G. G, Dalton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
ACCUSE SAILOR
Murder Charge Filed After
Stabbing ARRAY

Charges Of first degree murder
were filed in superior court wsdncs.
dag morning against James W. Gal.
ney. a sailor from the u. g. s.
Oklahoma Gaincy is alleged TO
have stabbed Ernest Frank Hybl. a
seaman also from the Oklahoma.
in a row at Third and Seneca here
on the evening Of July 10. Hybl
died 10 days later form the wounds
Gaincy ia being held in the King
county TAIL. without ball
The case was turned over 10 the
civil authorities by the naval off.
Gals. in view Of the fact that the
crime was committed out of the
navys Jurisdiction.
Robert S. Macfarian. deputy prose.
cutoE who is handling the case for
the state said that Gaiuey would
I've nrraisned to plead Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
MENTAL DISEASE
ALL BUNK
Grove Makes Bitter Attack
on Defense AIieniSt
BY EDWARD c. DERR

CRIMINAL COURT ROOM chi
oago, Aug .I-Thc mental dis.
ease defense in the Leopold,I.oeh
murder hearing Is fiction adj
vaneed to save Nathan Leopold and
Richard Loeb from the gallows.
States Attorney Robert r. Grove
charged today in the second phas
OF his argument
Grove concentrated his fire on Or.
William White. psychiatris,. Of
washington. one OF the leading
alicnlsts for the defense.
III these boys are suffering from
a mental disease why didn't they
give Il Manner asked Grove Il
am surprised az Or, white Tor not
giving this disease name, for he
has in tho past given names for dis
eases that do not exist"
Grove said ''the mental disease
would disappear very rapidly II tho
cause for is existence were 70.
moved 4"
III the state had not fastened the
crime on these boys. Leopold would
be enjoying himself In the gay capt
tails OF Europe on the 5000 he had
wrung from jacob Franks" Grove
cried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
Labor Vote Not for
La Follette-Gary

SEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Judge
ebert n. Gary, chairman Of the
Emitted states steel corporate n.
severely criticised the presidential
SEPARATIONS Of Senator Robert MI
La Toilette in statement here
yesterday afternoon.
u have nothing TO say against
senator La Toilette or anybody
lie" Gary said. except that the
Working people who 20 to the polls
next fall are not going to vote for
him because they believe as the
majority does that the election Of
The Independent ticket would be
very injurious TO the prospects Of
Prosperity and the general progress
Of this country"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
WOMAN HELD AS
DRUNK DRIVER
Three Men Are Accused on
the Same Count

one girl and three men were held
In tho city Jail Wednesday on
charges OF driving automobiles while
drunk.
l. Moreno Smith. 7o.year.old
waitress. was arrested at broadway
and Pike at $50 a, m. Wednesday
by officer W y Hills Fred Cor,
don. 81. and Harvey Anderson. %.
who were in tho car with the girl,
we're held on drunk and disordcrly
charges
r y sill was stopped az 5tth ami
Fremont by officer Tom Fesk and
booked at the station as drunk
driver.
W Carroll faces not only a charge
OF drunk driving. but also one Of
speeding at 30 miles an hour along
Eabtlaks,
~ Reid was arrested Tuesday
night at Fourth ave and Pike u by
Patrolman ~ ". Kcmpcr and also
faces drunk driving charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
POSTAL SLEUTH
UNDER ARREST
Chicago Inspector Accused
in 100000 Train HOldup

CHICAGO. Aug - William y.
FaHy. known as the beat Poatorfice
inspector Ia tho business. the sieulh
who solved the Dearborn station rob
bsry ~ three years aEo and put 'HrE
Tim murphy behind the bars him.
self was a prisoner today charged
with being the bralaa of the s. 900
600 train holdup az Roudout No.,
June is
Fahy'a arrest was brought about
by tho personal Investigation Of A,
4. Gcrmvr. chief postal inspector u
tho Chicago area lie has been shnd.
owed since a few days after the
Rnndout robbery, Germor said
The brilliant postal slcuth was
taken 90 the Kane county jail ad'
Joining Chicago. after bonds were
fixed "a $4,000
Il suppose they think they have
something on me because ] have
been IN communication with Jimmy
Murray" Murray Is a notorious uR,
derworld character IN chlcagol Fahy
indicated Murray was an old friend
% his and had been Of assistance in
getting Information on criminal opsr'
ations q Murmy's enemies
The Rondnut robbery was ono Of
the most spectacular and al tho same
time ono ~ the most carefully
planned holdupa on record Ten men
participated. each being assigned 70
n certain place.
The robbery was perpstraied just
before dawn a. a lonely place just
north o. Chicago
The same band that staged the
Rond0ut robbery IL suspected Of
other smaller holdupa thruout the
Middle West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27

Members 81 Che N0unE Mems Bpsi,
ness club ordered goo tickets print
ed Wednesday for tbc moonlight
sport excursion that viii initiate tho
floating dance parIor "Eluearj. 20
the waters - lake Washington.
The hig excursion viii he held sat.
uriay niEht September 9. and an
proceeds viii So 10 the state salt Wa
ter park fund The boat has been
donated FOR the evening.
II you're planning Ia participate
m tho his night. you Z better mako
your reservations early, The capacity
OF the heat is limited and the 900
tickets Won't last long
For reservations apply al the
Young Mems Business club
And don't miss this one
A wonderful time. with n wonder,
ful crowd on n moonlight night on
good, old Lake Washington.
And a bunch Of surprises that the
committee Is keeping locked up,
The boat viii leave tho dock az
Lcschi park AZ D. m II will return
well. Il will return after the dance.
Why worry about timeg
l.. 7. Raunan, who lives 40 Zenith.
and who Is secretary treasurer u tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
LEIGHTON BUSY
L.-G. Candidate Lines Up
Many Speaking Dates

Charles II. CFightinJ leighton and
Homer T. Bone. the former a candi-
date for the g. o. p. nomination for
the lieutenant governorshlp, viii
speak Wednesday evening at Mount
Vernon, sedro woolley and Ana
cortes
Thursday noon leighton viii talk
In Seattle before the Young Mems
Business club. Friday night he will
be in Mukilteo and Everett for
speeches.
leighton came back today from a
two weeks tour in the state, visiting
central and east side towns. He says
from the looks OF things he's going
70 win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
FLOWS IN
BERLIN RIOT
Deputy Is Beaten During
Outbreak in ReiChstag

BERLIN Aus sT-The rsIch1taE
was thrown in an upro1r thlB after
noon and She first bIooasbed OF the
session occurred during debate on
the spscalled Dawes laws. which win
make the London agreement effect
i've.
The fighting grew out uf a motion
b. the FASCIST deputies for general
amnesty following a communist pro.
pofal 10 allow Imprisoned deputies
20 vote on the Dawes laws.
There was general fighting Tor
several. minutes one deputy was
knocked down and tramplsd and car.
red bleeding from the hall.
BERLIN. Aug President
Ebert today signed a decree proyid
Ing for dissolution of the reirhstag
Ia case Il refuses 10 utify the pact
~ London. making the Dawes
Young settlement Of tho rrpn rutions
problem effective,
a new election would follow this
action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
FLYERS TO HOP
THURSDAY
Head for Home, Leaving Ice
Bound Seas Behind

ABOARD n. s 5. RICHMOND.
Aus. z.-AmerIga s two dauBilsss
globe .elrcI,ns pilots expect "a takc
cff tomoTroW on their last sea flight
When they hop from Ivistut Green
land. 20 Indian HaFbor, Labrador
prt stop on the North American
continent
Preparatory 90 their final home
var3 dash 10 the west coast OF tho
United states. new engines have
hesn installed IN the ruundthe world
planes at lvigtut Mschanielans are
testing the engines to-day 20 assure
mechanical safety when the airmcu
hop Ell tomorrow
The Richmond Is cruising towards
Indian Harbor 90 await arrival o. the
FLYERS on hoard Be- Lieutenant Loea-
tslli and four companions who start
"a out from Pisa on a flight 20 New
York several weeks ago
Locatelli was forced down IN tho
waters near Greenland and rescued
b. the Richmond sunday night
Locatelli today received "a radio
message from Lieut. Lowell smith,
commander ~ the American niEht,
which contained condolences over the
crash and congratulations on the safe
rescue Of the Italian airmtn
The Italian sent the following
message 90 smith. 1--WE thank YOU
for an YOU have done for us. We've
found you not only a great pilot but
also a good friend, Fortunes have
been against Us. but We sincerely De,
slre your magnificent flight VIII con
tinue successfully until is accom-
plishment for the glory of human.
Hy~
The rescued Italians owe their
lives Indirectly 20 a s3-year.old navy
signal man. willis pinkIon. OF
Florida. IL was Pinkston who first
sighted the light which the Italians
Rad sent up 90 attract possible res
euers, Upon his report o. the tiny
ggmmer. the Richmond Immediately
started TO the Italians assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
TEACHERS MEET
SATURDAY
Showalter, Dykeman Speak
at Annual Institute

y. u. Showalter. president OF the
State Normal school. AZ Cheney. and
Judge King Dykeman. OF the King
county superior court. viii be the
principal speakers az the annual
institute Of King county teachers,
which viii be ne at the Broadway
high school here Saturday.
Attendance al the session. which
starts al $50 a. m. Is required
from all King county teachers with
school starting the following Tues
dry. Il viii mark the end OF their
summer vacation.
President Showalter Is national.
Is known figure for his stand on
world peace. HIS talk 20 the teach.
cfs VII be on the influence OF
education on nationwide peace.
Judge Dykcman. a prominent au-
thority on juvenile cases. will tell
o. the work in his court and offer
suggestions for the lettering Of con-
dlfions among school children.
Follo7sing these addresses. the
teachers viii be divided into differ.
ent groups and discuss the work
Tor the coming year. The superin.
tendents and principals will arrange
the intercollegiate schedules. DR..
Curtis williams. Of the University
Of Washington. will meet with the
high school teachers 10 discuss
uniform standard OF grading Of pre-
paratory students
d. o. Dean win take charge OF
the Seventh and Eighth grade teach.
ers. and Miss Della l.. Keller. OF the
Bellingham Normal school. viii head
the intermediate group.
Miss Mildred Moffat will head the
primary group. ". J. Rice. peuman-
ship: Miss Clara Rush. art. ard Miss
Jane Bells spratley. music.
Thomas Z. Hulse. assistant King
county superintendent OF schools.
win take charge OF the new teach.
ers. and outline the work for the
year 70 them.
In the afternoon the King county
unit OF the Washington Educational
association win be reorganized. c.
+. Beach. present president, will pre-
side at the session until the new
officers are chosen.
Superintendent A. s. Burrows will
be the principal speaker at the after
noon session. going over the courses
Of study.
The Petite Concert ensemble. head.
ed by William r. Coburn. will rem.
der half.hour musical program, and
reading will be given by Victor II.
Hoppe. head OF the department OF
education, BeIlingham Normal school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
TO DEPORT II
Jap StoWaWay Case Put Up
to Federal Court

Eleven japanese stowawnys on the
steamer Rynf Marl win be deportod
and three others. two Of whom
are members OF the ships crew.
viii face conspiracy charges in the
Tacoma federal district court, nc.
cordlng TO decision Of Immigration
Commissioner Luther weedln here
Wednesday.
Those to be charged arc Isha
satani. alias Yamamoto: Yoshij,ro
Morimoto. cook. and Yochlro Izuml.
saloon boy. satani is alleged to be-
the ringieader in this latest attempt
to dodge the Oriental immigration
act.
He. with five stowaways, was ar.
rested in Seattle Sunday. This 9th
ers were taken late Monday aboard
tho steamer in Aberdeen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
Blows Himself Up
on Mountain Peak

DENVER. Colo, Aug. 2T.-In full
view Of Pixies peak-dlscoyered by
his great grand uncle and name
sake-Zebulon Montgomery Pike. 81,
late yesterday committed suicide.
choosing the same manner OF death
as that which killed his famous fore
bear--high explosive.
pike climbed 10 the summit Of
Mount Giennon, near Morristown. in
direct view Of the cloud-swept sum-
NIT Of Pixies peak and blew himself
10 death with stick OF dynamite.
In 1872 Cen zebulon Pike met
death during the siege Of Toronto,
when powder magazine exploded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
Women May Become
SQuaWS, Prof. Says

mrut IN the family Tsuary d
was the older Or head woman.
Several families made up The
clan. For clan leadership a man
was selected. but the head
wuman figured prominently in
tho relsctiou IN most cases
either the brother or eldest son
~ the head woman u the most
arirtocmtic family was chosen.
Women had suffrage rights equal
with those n the men. About
the same tactics were used IN
selecting tribal chiefs.
Not only did the head woman
Of the tribe have a check on the
chiefs activities by controlling
his election. but che also rEeT-
rised the power u veto and re-.
call In addition 90 the elected
leaders there were certain pine
Tree Chiefs. who became such
by virtue n their wisdom SIEVE.
raj such high honorH vent 10
women Iroqulos tribal law eI.
acted a higher price for the DO.
juring % a woman than Of a
man.
To reach a position In modern
society equal 10 thst Of the Iro-
quois squaws. the smancipatsd
modern woman would have to-
Control the national commit.
tees Of the ma jor political parties
Go beyond the proposed equal
rights" amendment and impose
civil rights exclusive 20 them.
selves and superior % mems
Retain their maiden name after
marriage and transmit II 70
children.
Obtain the descent Of property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
Morning Star Will
Be Sold on Libel

Libeled under three claims. con.
solldated by Judge Jeremiah Neterer
Wednesday, the steamer Morning
Star will be sold at public auction
by United States Marshal p. 3. Benn
about September s, according to an.
nouncement Of Chief Deputy A. p.
Miller. The sale was originally SEIZED.
uled for II a. m. Thursday. but was
postponed by the consolidation order
The Morning Star was libelcd by
the customs service and by the
standard oil company for supplies,
and for seamen's wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
French Addresses
Spokane Gathering

SPOKANE. Aug. 27.-E. l.. French
candidate for the republican nomIna.
ton for governor. was warmly greet.
ed by a large gathering of men and
women at the Davenport hotel hero
Tuesday. An audience composed OF
Protestants, Catholics, representa-.
tivcs OF the Y. NJ G. A. and Y. w.
G. A.. w. c, T. u. and labor unions
inspired Mr.. French to be at his best
in his address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
FILL is DONE
Promise Traffic This Week
on DeS MoineS Road

Traffic was to be permitted across
the new Dcs Molnes fill "wednesday
or Thursday. Frank Paul. county
commissioner from the South dis
trict, announced.
d. T. Ferguson. county auditor,
was assured BY Deputy Prosecutor
Howard A. Hanson that warrants
for the work could be issued 10 the
contractors without Ferguson being
personally liable. Ferguson had
asked an opinion on the point. ques.
tionlng the Legality Of the action by
the commissioners declaring an emer.
gency existed,
The IN was completed in record
time, opponents Of the Improvement
early last summer predicting u
would take a year to make 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27

THICAGO. Aug gT-Thr mod.
" ern woman. progressing co.
sard freedom and dominance.
may set bse9me a nutrlaas
HguRw
But a suuaw among The IrU.
qualg Indians was "a more power
rul rerspuaEe than most u the
rmancipated women ~ today
The picture u The Indian woman
haaTla. her husbTudH burdens
and tillinE the corn fields while
he smoked On the shade may be
put away ON the shelf along
with yrsteryear'g kerosene lamps
squaw rs "a word n digniflsd
rank.
Such are the thoughts suggest.
- by Or Fag Cooper Cole. a-so-
ciate professor ~ anthropology
Al the University ~ Chicago. AZ
ter studies ~ matriaTehal Or ma.
ternal government among the
MeuanglUbaus Of sumatra and
the Iroquais ~ North America
The Fquaw very often was the
power behind the wiEwam. &C.
cording 10 Or Cole
Under O matrlarchaI system
the husbands have no property
rights. no rights in their children
and often arc political pawns Of
the wives. he says THE Hys.
tenn usually accompanies n very
high type of Advancement In cul.
ture The MsuunEkabnus are by
no means a primitive people The
Groquois IN America were among
the least primitive Indians
The whole political Eystem was
built upon one ffmily and
woman wns the controlling ele.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
Chinese Students
Coming to Seattle

Two hundred and twenty-five Chi
nese students from the Ting Hau
and private colleges in Pekin. will
arrive in Seattle on tho Admiral ORR.
entail liner President Jefferson Sep.
TENDER 7. TO take courses In Amcri
can universities. Their Quotations
are being paid for by the indemnity
which followed the Boxer uprising
Of 1900. Part OF this money was set
aside by the United States for such
purposes: the rest was returned to
China.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-27
Walsh Represents
Wheeler in Court

WASHINGTON. Aug. Ex-senator
Walsh. Montana. and s. +. Ford,
former attorney general Of Montana,
will represent Senator Wheeler, in.
dependent candidate for vice presI.
dent, as counsel when the latter is
tried next month on the indictment
returned from Montana last spring.
IT was announced at Wheolcr's office
here today.
Wheeler was indicted under the
statute which forbids senator to
accept n fee for representing n client
before n government department.