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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15

IRIS .hilaFious-tlicrc b i,iss enough
Etnry on which 20 hang the
laugh inoldgnts--and 81 has Harry
MysrlI md Jack DUFFY IN thr cBEt.
Tuts -Whura Your wife 10.
inE-' ~ po blue Mouse tht week.
Ard irH t1Ht about M good and
crfrninly onu'nius moro ludicrous
alterations ttnu Listen. Lester" IN
whh~h tho inimitailr Myers last %.
poated nt tho Biuc MOusg
Wanda Hmviey. ~ the wife Of r.
Roy Barnes. enters into tho spirit
OF tie Hffasr and t. surprisingly
good ts oomsdicune. tho It's clear.
y not her best role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15

fully Mauhalls characterization
or a hardboilsd old Judge II excel.
lent IN fact, his repertoire doesn't
rrem 10 be limited IN any way. 40
film play after film play appear
with him In an equally sincere char.
arfsrizaiiun.
whats Your wife DolnFy' n a
Huururiun iuie done farcically by
Al Christie, and la Christsa first
feature venture.
But really this comedy Is We.
hlclc Tor Myers and old Jack Duffy.
and they 30 u up brown
Henri II Bells musical program
!s up 20 is high.ciaas standard.
l.. ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15
[uly Of Laughs
|Iloyd Comedy

u hrnlrcds ~ harVll LLOYD
-,..asts We Joined the long
- sxstndtd from the Lb-
Il enes 70 Fut ave. ana
4 a. Pine ~ corner yesteT-
4 $500 ara waited our chance
/ ~ ths bg tfgatrr Nalu
4 ANT make any differ
| ,.-nt We waituE t1 sr
| ll1yi,
4 "a worth o.
. nzrsst picturc Lloyd ever
i s,ifs What everybody says
. M a new Lloyd comedy
u
wsrr has Just about more
4 sy funny situations crowd
Il than a Ceutlpede has
n Frcwuups laughed until
s ached. and the kidd
1 hat txagsCratluB IL one
aiEm you that The Lids
vim laughter and one IT.
s.,asd youth actually f1t
hs tumbled OF his seat
ha ncvlywed in Eliot
| Ia when n and wife arr
% Ritie down IN their
- psi a'ong comes mother
! me- trotheF and big brother,
ihfy think they can run
ara Lloyd too. They DO.
a Wcues are those showing
ilrg home on n street car
rrh bundles and a live
llsYss first trip On his new
~ Sx- and the final ppi-
WA Lloyd thinks he has
d! As mother Law and she
o Efe' again.
Water hasn't tie human
I,slt appeal o. pr Jack +"
zas boy and Girl shy but
-crs hughA
- tlia; recollection Of read
I rns o. The Liberty bill
Cons early and avoid the
Iaks Z Up from rs that's
q sod suggestion They are
> 7acS EN- In a. tho Liberty
Va Or We miss our guess
ID. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15
Winter Garden Film
Is Historical Romance

fascinating story Of Napoleon.
the lover, in contrast 20 Napoleon
the mnstcr-this forms the theme OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15

u Is sign OF a happy married life
Tor bride 70 snesze on hor wedding
day. according 20 an Old Envilsh
superstition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15

traction Offering 'Mldnumfner'H
sercnade' arc OF pleasing interest.
~. 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15
PhotopIays This Week Best We've Had for Ages
ON THE SCREEN

d II. 7.
sHa- ...a fs.. ~. d
salst N ' "HaaA N''''F Henry
we N,7 - -s-.#ar.a r.-zaar- vta Hrl Pa u5-sgs saa
4 ta.sp,S >rrrl-aa cd r-rrrrIraH-ar.stss -4s.
- essasaE HslalaElrra EIgs natr Ea1tYn
q r..sir4 nfs-ras- D. srt.rr say uIf
raet 49, i ursrlE ultlav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15
ndoWn' Is Real
aern Epic

( y uasounted multitude OF
= Ehich date back 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
PIONEER PASSES
UrsinuS K. Loose Dies Very
Suddenly Saturday

unlnus X looar. prominent Sc
stilr churchnmn ana insurance ru-
ptr,tror died suddenly Saturday
morning az GO IN bis Adrian Court
apartment Ha waa pioneer %
Washington and wa bora in Fsbrls.
airy u 1859 - Sugar Grove. Ohio.
Nj Loco was ripro personal
friend OK tho Rev D. ~. A. Stat.
thrWa ana h puHlurut worker In
lie Firt Presbyterian church.
lie vas nt'd safsgvia0r nf the
Narthsm Life Insurance Co, and
wnA actively Interested iu tho North.
west produet nhow and a mfmhar %
Tho Rainier and Seattle Coli clubs
Mr. tnose "a survived by his wid.
ow. Ahn Charlotte TndeB Loose. ono
dauEhur SIR Edward y naillurer.
and two grandchildren. Edward nal,
inFrr 1r.. ana Blriaari faiInEcr
The ftsnsrai seryiocn will b. held
Monday afternoon az .. m. In the
church u which be was a member.
Tho Rev Dr. Aaiihoua will off
elhte and burial win - held IN the
family plot ., Everett Tuesday morn.
lng az ~ o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
TIMES SUED BY
LA Toilette
Asks 100000 for Libel
and False Publication

Senator Robert M Ia Funsu5
uloi suit against the Seattle Times
Publishing Co Friday asking tip1-
eco damages Con puluclu1n ~ ubei.
ous false and dgnmat0rp matter
The suit was nitj by ATTORNEY
Edgar a. snyder secretary 40 lba
state Progressive committee. and
w. 10, lane
Tho suit WAS ha "a on publication
.pf alleged twisted excerpts from q
speech made in 81 Paul in Noytm-
Der 1914 This speech was broad.
cast on tho Associated Prrss wires
Later the Associated Press rrtract.
cd and printed "a correction ~ tHo
mis-statcmcnt senator IA Toilette.
forced 90 defend bis scat Boz che
senate against an attack made on
the basis ur the quotation. W5s
voted $1,000 20 pa- Tor hts attorney
by the senate after thc war
The complaint nled Friday charges
that the Times Publishing Co. knew
these 10 b. facts A correction og
the itcm under "a heading '-rWegdIos
dun. was published in tho Times
an afternoon paper % Seattle. og-
tohrr e.
Attorney snyder said tho FuIt be-
noi a political move, hut bona
nde effort 60 extract just dues "a.
an injured aud sl8ndcrgd rluzrn
Authority 20 prrsa the suit War
given snyder by Ia Toilette
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
TWO KILLED
STARTS ON PAGE

feeds tho nEh,i They cannot SEQ
death reaching ots 20 thcmi Their
attention il fixed on che garbage
can. II L. nrarly W. Another pull.
and CONTACT
They cannot see
Death was msrcn.lly. inrtanta.
ncous.
A. they lived. 20 they dled--to.
rt,hcr It ia probable. according
10 Max Mage TOMS brother. that
one service viii b. preached for the
two boys. tho Toms body viii be
crcmat~i. md II in care Of the
Cremation Society OF Washington. Z"
he nays, while the funeral arrange.
msnts for Ted vanders,Bay are in
charge of The West Seattle under.
takers.
Tom l. The son OF Mrs. Amy l..
Mage. 1921 Sunset ave- and Ted.
the son OF Mr and Mrs. John Van.
derstAay. 2iST 45th ave. s. w. Zach
lad leaves three surviving brothers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Here Are Measures You
Viii Vote On Tuesday.
Initiative and Referendum Measures
on Ballot Summarized and Explained

Here in sl5'stpnizrd FORM aHr ur
seven measures ur1n which Wash
mEtcnilns viii vote Tuefdly. in ga
dfi9u 20 the regular candidate
Three uf these measures are ill
uatlNe measures Two arr rrfsrfn.
dums Two arc constitutional amend.
msutt
Tho initiative measures were
placed on the ballot rs petition az
a uumher ur otlr5u Your vote
~for' GOA am initiative mrs suft
means 30 want it 90 ro ou enc
statutes n "a Rg. Your vote
against means sou 90 not want i
thgn
referendum measures wgur placed
on the ballot OBJ "a similar pruccss.
Sufficient voters signed petitions.
asking Cor "a public vote 90 rre
whether thssr hwa passed uy ths
legislature shall rruufn ou tbs
st8iutce Your vote 'fos ou a ref
rrrndum measure means sou are iu
favor ~ retaining IL d. law Your
vote "awIust" means sou want ths
aw killed
INITIATIVE i9-pray.ds tAHt si
children between 2 and 10 year,
must attend thc PUBLIC schools
Opponents thsrgt biu b aimed "a
abolition III private schools ana BE-
founded on religious prsludlar PRO
pontnu contend sulovrd public
hool education Or necessary
INITIATIVE 50-Llmits annual
lE levy for general state county
city ana rrhoal district purposes G,
i1 mills, Opponents s3 mesairf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
C. D. HILLMAN
is ARRESTED
Charge False Advertising TO
Realty Promoter

q u IInmab promoter and land
dealer. HaH arrested on a charge ~
False advrrtlanr. saturday. la ooE.
HrHiol with che eEpIoiuaT ~ rt
latest enterprise kH0Eu o. Caibaarr.
DfII ~ mpmaH. ono ~ Hum1H
raIrmeu. alec aas charged With us
offsHra
According ~ Deputy Prosecutor
Ralph Hammer HiHman has dupfi
scores ~ people into buying tracts
Of tEr land bg promising them steady
employment there Tie complaint
filed saturday Was sworn NJ b. John
fIircmai. o carpenter. who reside
~ the DIier hotel. Ten Witnesses. aIl
M whom bought Humans properly
iu o similar manner. have been b.
dor-sd on tie complaint
H.Imau has a former criminal
record ln connection With the pr1.
motion 0f reel estate gchsmef. IT,
vas convicted on charge q using
the mails 10 defnsud and served
sentence. b. ls said 90 The sheriff
cfnts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
WAS NO SECRET
Witness Can't Recall Fall
Request for Secrecy

los ANGELES. Cal. nov I so
request from former Secretary A.
~ Fall. for secrecy IA connection
with sAr contracts FOR construction
- naval oil storage facilities az
Pearl Hafbor. Honolulu. could -
recalled b. H. Foster balm. director
~ tho United States Bureau ~
Mines, who continued bis testimony
to-day IN thr Hiiit 10 break The leases
on the Xix Hllis naval reserves held
by y !. pohsny'a Pan-American
Petroleum corporation.
Tho prosecution was attempting
90 develop iiH claim that tho Pearl
Harhor transaction wnA nhrouded iu
secrecy. supporting Tho allegation
that underground agreements exist
81 In connection with the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
RELATIVES STRICKEN
AITER FINERNL

During tho week seven more rel,
ativss or friends Of the family. who
attended the funeral became sud.
deny 90. and died after n abort 10.
nesa
They included Maria samarano.
30. mother OF Guadalupe. Roberto
sam1ran0. Is. cousin. Horatlo
Gutierrez. q. ailss Ruth Sauna rano.
"a. Fred OrtorB. Jesus Valenzuela
and Arthur Gultcrez
The eight remaining mourncrs at
the funeral were soon stricken and
rushed TO the General hospital.
where three died this morning. Tho
other five are not expected 10 live.
They arc Mr.. Jesus Valenzucla.
whose husband died during tho
week. Efferen Herrera. 72. Mrs, Jo-
sefa ChristlnnAon, Alfred Burnett.
10. and Guberto Ssmarano. II,
Three more relatives OK the death
victims were stricken with the same
disease today and rushed To tho
hospital They were not present at
tho Samarann funeral. where tho
scourgc was contracted.
not clear-cUt, putting II up 10 legis.
laturc TO determine whore additional
taxes win come from. also that II
VIII cripple schools Proponents say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
BOYLE INVITED
TO RESIGN
Mayor Says He Doesn't Run
Civil Service Board

FOLLOWING thr charge %
4 Chairman Frank O.. Bo1tr
thai the mayer D. running"
the uYh service commission,
an upsn invitation 30 resign uas
eysendod Iio,ir by the mayor
saturday.
"lr Mr HoYlr O. not Esf.sur4 with
tho alndiuans ON thr civil service
commit aion there D. nothing 10 Pee
vent him from rrsien.Hr Mayor
Nrauu said
Tho rhairm nahn ~ me civil
asniee commission De- BUt lIle d
FfH.isWHry Hsuincg hr can 81
.nut Whenever br wisheH
Boyle. pa triInua before tbs
.rIty osinel tfnarnry committee
Friday charged that the mass
controlled" iht civil frnlce D.H.
mission and that he made hls poll.
r.ea known ANA the commission put
thcm into effegi
'7rhe mayor never 'biuHty or.
uuuncaH what hf uuuiF. bat blind
man could ste IT, Boyle alJ,
= can't believe that hr boyle
salt ] am running tha department
~ which br be- chairman" tff
uBgor aid ~ believe al three
commissioner am honest aH5 d1'ug
re bot they can But Boyle mas
know dlffergr
Boyle flid bc bad ffH lu ths
honesty q T. Harry Bolton. and
HId Bolton uoscr had "i.rI 90 mr
later IN Iha usy b. Ua1 brought
Get that CougnlHi1uFr i1F.s bad
.iHisreeded with Cmsf ~ Police IS
p sevFfyna for DIGESTIVE John D.
Aalewua after Majewsi1 had berr
ordered 70 'thr sticks" Boyle nait
MBlsath had no uniform chlrI
Frgs5ua lnf1unrd him that Malra
abl bad been returned 90 Capitals
Tenants department ahd remnant
had ahsiErtd him 10 tbe Columbia
prrrlne' 4 mIfnm Nould BE- pro-
sdsd, Ffyeryna aid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BONE BILL EDITORIAL
STARTS ON PAGE l

outgrown. The new plants must be built for the
future. Obviously, then, they will produce more
power than the cities themselves now need.
The original state law stated that city-owned plants
could sell to anybody anywhere But the state supreme
court soemny declared that the law did not mean what
it said but something else that the power company law
yers said it ought to mean.
So the cities were barred from dsposng of this excess
power outside their boundaries
Appeals have been made time after time to the egs
lature for a new law. But the power companies have
invariably blocked such move.
That is why Homer T. Bone wrote his bil-after the
last legislature had turned down similar bl-and put
q on the ballot for you to vote OH Tuesday
THE STAR finds nothing wrong, dangerous or
radical in the Bone bill It believes the
bill IS needed, that it will NOT wreck, or even
damage, the private companies, tho it will de-
stroy the iron-cad monopoly that now exists.
AND so he Star advises you to vote for Init
ative No. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

afg'nf} cEiaf- aul measure necrs.
art l9 r'ur tasluF usra
lNiltAIiNE 5s-GWrs cities right
to IS f.eCirr current outside mu-
nlt'fsN hmiia without ta2 Author,
ifss acquisition. b} condemnation. lr
nsefssAIlt ~ any private plant OPP
p0nsnia AS hIl makes possible mas.
ueipai a 'an0pa'y and rivrs city ooun.
eIls unfA rrsri band.irruiuE powers.
Propagate h1id BE- Wlu NOT wreck pu
taie omt aHir- and tbal nfondrm-
nation c.lalat De- practically lifted
from pr~ttt au.
REithln,DlM 5-isrovidsH cities
cam r5ll e'el0Hc current outside their
limits by payment Of a 8 per cent tax.
Opponents raV the tax o. unfair
REFEKENOth i6-FrohibIt the
manufacture ud ale ~ aHs butter
substitute COMPOSED 81 fcEriah.e fuf
which contains mills Opponents cay
.it la attempt ef eairYmtn 20 drive out
competition Proponents Hhy Do iu
health measure
AAIENnMENr-Pruyitnne that thr
isr.laiur maY shHafY counties bg
population and m certain classes
uotlaa Cor abe ricrE6u ~ Ofncrr
Wto sbaH o. the work ~ two aE more
county 0iilrsu
AMENDMENT-ITovidiBE FOR re-.
Isatlug or rpsgiab.ishinE hafhaf
Lines bY q commission 10 b. appoint
va Opponents contend line biil b. NOT
rls1r rud dat b. does npt specify
clearly whether it means Inner OF
outer hari,of hns.
Iu addition tl these ufaHurts 81
allie h voting ga b proposition 90 lu-
isfoato wage ~ policeman and FIRE
msn igs b month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Unidentified Body
Found in Duwamish

Tho body OF m unidentified man
was found in tho DuwamIsh river
early Saturday morning By L. C.
Williams Of Ren,on. who was fish.
ing near Allentown. Deputy sher
IFS and coronsr's deputies went 70
bring the body in when williams 70
ported II.
II Is believed that Il may be the
body Of William Order. who dlsap.
pearod from his farm near Kent
about two months ago, before break.
fast. Orders whereabouts has not
been definitely established and tho
circumstances surrounding his dis.
appearance indicate suicide. the sher.
iff believes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Tolepign Engaged
as Concert Master

Victor Toleplgn. one Of Russia's
youngest violin artists has been en-
Gagged as concert master ~ tho
Northwest Little symphony orchcs.
ira. Before coming 20 America he
was regarded as one 81 this leading
violin soioiHiH in hts own country. lie
Is a graduate OF the Conservatory Of
Petrpgrad
The orchestra has % members. J.
Paul Schenk. conductor. announced
Saturday that his nrst program u
the coming series viii be given
Thursday evening. November 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
SAYS COP. GETS
MORGAN MONEY
Walsh Charges Banking Firm
UNDERWRITERS Campaign Fund

WASHINGTON. Nov l-"Up0n
she bass 40 tbc data Now made pub.
He be- can b. stated as fact that
the AnEluE fim OF .. ~ Morgan
= Co has uuItrwritJeu che wuub.
uran clmfaisn mud Prank n.
walsh. counsel for senator IA Toh
lfttc htforC she senate oampsisn
fund committee. charged today in
an analysis 81 testimony given 90
The committee,
while tbt name OF j. T.. Morgan
himself does not appear on the lists
of contributors thus Far reported.
walsh said "thc analysis shows
chat the banking nrm 81 J Z. Nor
gan & CO.. toso,hgr with the great
Industrial and financial interests
which it controls. Is thc chief con
tributor 20 the republican cam.
paign fund
Walsha statement declared:
That Guy Emerson. vice prcs,
Ijent ~ the Rangeus' Trust Co.
Morgan honk.- Vas chairman Of
She contributors committee. and
collected the greater part ot the
repablcan campaign fund
That William W. Hodges. treas.
uFer of the republican national com
mityec was first approached and
Induced DO Accept that Important
post by Richard y. Scludrett Jr.
nephew % Dwight Morrow. or the
firm 90 Morgan & Co"
, That five members Of the nrm
OF ]. =. Morgan & Co. =. 4, Stotrs
bury George whitney William a.
Porter Dwight Morrow and Them.
as Cochran. -ehher collected money
TO contributed % the fund. or both 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Rain Is Forecast
for Election Day

WASHINGTON. Nov. Rain On
election day turnout the agricu.iu-
raj West was predicted today b. the
weather bureau here in Its weekly
weather forecast
Fair weather viii begin In the
Middle West South and Eat. %
was reported.
For Northern Rocky mountain
and plateau regions-raln o. En0W
al tbs beginning Of the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
AGAINST lax MEASURE

Arguments agains, tho tomin tax
limit MEASURE. which he said would
play havoc with the Washington
school system without some other
mode ~ raising deficiencies cncount.
cred. we're given by Arthur Cham
bsriain. executive SECRETARY % the
California Teacher association. TO-
an address on TAXATION in Caiifor.
MA" az tho Washington Education
association, western division. az The
Plymouth Congregational church Fri.
I...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
TO FILE CHARGE

Upon testimony given by Mrs.
Viola Mckee. pretty and bobbed-
haired. Captain Of Detectives Charles
Tenant expected Saturday 10 Ole
charges Of robbery against Paul
Cheatham. accusing him OF com.
plciiy In the hoid-up or Fred
Jones' Rsuton, week ago.
Mrs. Mckee confessed. according
to Tenant. and admitted TINT
Cheatham. former friend. had
learned Of Jones' plans Sunday
night and had staged tho hold-up
with three other mon aiding him.
O. l. Gnhooley and W. Knowell are
held IN connection with tho same
cnse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Coolidge to Speak
Over KFOA Monday

President Coolidge voice win De
heani again by Seattle radio fans
NFoA win broadcast his final mes
age 90 she American people before
election az p. m. Seattle time
Monday The president viii speak
from bis apartment in the white
House The same e stations which
broadcast his speech ten days nEo
have been chosen this time, Broad
casting viii be by remote control Its
voice viii be carried by long distance
wire direct 20 the ampsifisr IN Rhodes
department. store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
La Toilette Will
Be at Home Nov. 4

MADISON. wis. oct. ai.-scn.
ator La Toilette viii be with his
family at Maple Bluff farm when
the presidential election returns
come in Tuesday night.
Monday night he IS expected 70
deliver his last talk OF the cam.
paign TO a huge mass meeting OF
his fellow townsran at the Unlver.
sity Stock pavilion.
After casting his ballot Tuesday,
the senator Will return home 10
await the result Of the election.
No special wire win carry tho
returns TO the La Toilette farm,
but the independent candidate win
be in constant touch by telephone
with his lleutenants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
DIDN'T SIGN VOUCHERS

Denying that % signed iho pay
vouchers Tor Iudzc BOYD r Tauuau
OF The superior court for the 10
months the iur.st Wa absent on ac.
count of illness. Joseph 81 Hcuaman.
ei. bailin. charges that tho judge
signed his own vouchers after thcy
had been brought 20 Hia room rs
H,nman.
The veteran tsiuff ald that he
did not want 90 BE- the goat IN a
political nght and that such action
as he says Tallman has charged 20
him would have been Illegal had be
done g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
DEMOS WIND UP DRIVE

Candidates on tho democratic state
ticket win practically close their
campaign In Seattle Saturday night
with a verbal bArraEc, hurled from
automobiles on the streets
Ben y. Hiil, democratic candidate
Tor governor; W. Y. Lee. democratic
candidate for Lieutenant governor
and Arthur a. Lewis. democratic
candidate for state treasurer. viii
talk ON the strsst NJ p. m.
lee was 10 speak Saturday after.
noon az tho public markets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
CREMATE
LADS BODY
Investigation OF Boys lden-
tity Is Ordered

U'HE funeral of The y0unE boy. de-
4 cIarsI Ey HeEhb5rs % bs Amos
Hal Columbia city. uas 20 bs held
Saturday afternoon o. ne Haa-
muren Undertaking rar'0ra boz me
body win not b. rrrmafsd aa
planned
O. n n1Hry registrar - She
state board n health Saturday e.
sued an order fordddInE tho cree
nation Tile signature ~ tha uar-
,uf1 NJ tHr bog must ha obtained
f0r iHr state. boards records before
ths cremation con h. held. Dorsy
SAID
flr and Nrr q J Johnson. sfrp-
father and mother ~ Amos. have
declared fhe hody ia not that u
Amos. WHO disappeared over "a week
nr0.
The youth who lsft Seattle with
Amos ard Who was with him AZ
sumner. ray Dc iB tie lad who was
crushed BY The train there a week
ago Fndly
Amos friends and pluymatrs Say
me body lH hlz Nerhbors ALEC Say
tti1 90 o. M. Hut thr parents u.n
mot admit ibr identity
p1Hsy raid be- urgld ask tls
prosecutor office 10 investigate the
case. This investigation HaH start
90 Immediately
Police chief RFFrryuH UIH takf
part boz Che funeral services say&
few words in conjunction with
Row George Mcclure ~ The Column
/ i's Congregational church and Rev
81 Meu n the Bethlehem Lutheran
church. seysyns offered his sery.
| Ices
The ceremony viii ~ under the
auspices u the Parent-Teacher as
roeiation. and ths funeral has been
| paid Tor ~ subscriptions among the
/ rhooi mates ~ the dead how.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
CITY BACKS BONE BILL

TACOMA. Nov Ia resolution
was % be presented 70 the Tacoma
city council Saturday urging 90
citizens ot the city 90 support in.
iiiatlye No. Sc. the Zone power BIN.
az the November 4 elections.
Mayor A. V. Faweclt has an.
nounecd that he has advised the
city attorney TO draw up the rsso.
hfflnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
BONE BILL RALLY

Bone power bin supporters wlu
hold r. rally Sunday evening. AZ
Eagles hall, Seventh ave. and Pine
a.. as a climax 10 two months
campaign in behalf Of the initiative
measure. James q. Hairht VIII
preside and Homer r. Bone, author
Of the measure. will speak J. -.
Ross and Charles leighton also are
on the program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Burglars Get Furs
and $500 in Cash

Burglars broke into tho home OF
Sam Haskell. Cos Minor ave-. Friday
night, stealing two furs vnlued at
5000, pistol, n sorority pin and
golf club,
Fred Oknzow, COS Seventh ave, ro
ported that his room was entered
while he slept ana $3.50 was stolen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
TRINIDAD SAFE
Disabled Steamer Is Taken
in TOw by Tug

PORTLAND. Orc. Nov. I'm tow
Of tho tug Douglaa. II Newport, the
steam schooner Trinidad was On
route towards The Columbia river
this morning, after having been help.
icss or the Oregon coast since
Wednesday with a broken ruddsr
according 20 a wireless message Ne.
ceivsd ~ The Federal Telegraph
company.
The coast Euar3 cutter Algonquin
also had a limo aboard. hut was FOL.
lowing aziorn TO keep the Trinidad
Ia her course.