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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
MAY FACE JURY
MacLean 10 Go to Maine II
Charges Hold Up

PORTLAND. Maine. June Ken.
meth Ross MscT.san. OF Tacoma.
Wash, and former student a, Bow.
doiu college, Bruuswick. viii be
brought hero for trial in connection
with the death OF his child. n charges
reported 20 have been made By his
young wife. Ne,iis MacLean. arc nub.
siantiated in tho Tacoma divorce
courts.
Announcement 10 this effect WAS
made by County Attorney Ralph ~.
Ingalls, after ho WINS informed OF two
suits filed by young MacLean's wife.
one for divorce and the other for s5s,.
600 for alienation Of affections against
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. MacLcan. her
husbands parents.
According 10 the dispatch from
Tacoma. Mrs. MacLean claimed her
husband killed tho child" Ingalls,
snid ri these chargca arc upheld by
tho Washington courts. MacLoan win
be returned to Portland for trial for
murder
Ingalls,, Il was understood. viii
send n special representative to ia
coma 20 follow the MacLcan case
there and report TO him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
ARREST WOMAN
SECOND TIME
Nine Graham, Shamrock
Inn, Taken With Beer

Mrs. Nina Graham. proprietor Of
Shamrock cottage, was arrested Sat.
urday night by Deputy Sherlffs
Hartman and Joe Hin. when they
found four quartz of beer in tho
place. Mrs. Graham. according to
the officers. admitted selling beer,
but begged to be released on prom.
ises that she would not sell Il again.
She was released when Bho posted
$3.50 bail.
She was arrested two weeks ngo
on liquor charges.
Deputies also ralded tho Green
Mill. where Sarah Anderson and BIN
Lewis were arrested for conducting
n dance without II license. They
wero arrested week ago on the
same charge. as county commission
ers have refused their applications
for dance hail licenses.
l.. Lamont was arrested when
deputies raIded his homo at Red.
mond and seized LOG quarts of beer
and quart Of moonshlno whisky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Pelletier Shows
No Improvement

Edward J. Pelleuer. sozh ".
Ewing r.. who was shot IN the back
Friday afternoon By bis daughter
Mrs. Helen Wailaston. waA stlll IN
critical condition az the Seattle
General hospital Monday.
pelletler spent restless night ana
showed no improvement. II WAS said
Mrs. Waiiaston shot her father when
sho found him mistreatinE her
mother. according 20 The police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09

DR.. Marion Leroy Burton
tciH make the speech placing
Cabin Coolidge's name ia
nomination as president be-
fore The Cleveland conveH-
tion. Or. Burton is presi-
dent of the University of
Michigan. He has held other
important posts in the field
Of education and has numer-
ous degrees. among them one
from Amherst. President,
Cooiidge's college. He is an
old personal friend Of the
president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09

frauds and Irregularities in connec.
ton with internal revenue and prohi.
billion enforcement.
To Senator David A. Reed of Penn.
sylvania for disclosing the wide.
spread graft and corruption in tho
veterans bureau under the admins.
trntion OF Charles X. Forbes.
To Senator Tasker l.. oddio for
demonstrating that grave conditions
Of neglect and lnefficloncy are still
permitted to persist In that bureau.
To Senator Smith w. Brockhart of
Iowa for his vigor In conducting the
investigation OF tho outrageous
scandals In the department of justice.
TO Senator Il. d. Howell OF Nebras.
ka for exposing serious irregularities
and lack Of efficiency In the admins.
tratIon Of the federal farm loan act.
To Senator William Borah for the
judicial manner In which he con.
Quoted the investigation of the un.
warranted indictment OF fellow
member OF the senate.
To Robert M. LaFollette for hIg
signal service In bringing about an
investigation OF the corrupt leasing
Of Teapot Dome and other naval oil
reserves"
In addition 10 these resolutions,
there was also one advocating direct
vote OF the people instead OF the con
ventIon system for nominating presl.
dental candidates and another dc.
signed TO prevent corruption OF poll.
teal candidates thru restrictions on
campaign contributions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
SHE'LL TRY HER HAND
AT MANY THINGS

Our Exposition Girl therefore.
will visit the factories and plants
OF different Of our exhibitors. try
her hand at some phase OF tho &C.
tual making OF their products. and
The Star win give a picture OF her
st work and tell her story from
time to time. When you have seen
her making everything from auto
trucks to candy. you win begin to
get some idea OF the really big and
growing manufacturing center we
have here
Asked for the name Of the Ex.
position Girl. Frame refused to
give II.
Whats in a name. anyway he
asked. For the present, at least.
let's just call her The Exposition
Glrf'".
SO very shortly-perhaps tomor.
row-The Exposition Girl will tell
you how Seattle makes shoes or
overalls or some one Of the wide
range OF things that will be shown
in the exposition.
Follow her from day TO day, and
learn OF what your city does when
its men and women--your friends
and neIghbors-workl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Burton May Become
g. O. p. Running Mate
That's One Result of LaFollette's Candidacy,
Political Wiseacres Say
nN RoRERr ). nENnEn

United Press sarf Corrcspondenu
CLEVELAND. @. June a-Ad.
ministration leaders hero are taking
very careful note ~ tho danger 60
President Cooiidgc's success at the
polls involved in tho independent
candidacy 81 senator Ia Toilette.
Not that tho insurgency % the
Wisconsin solou wall have any 81.
feet whatever on tho convention
program or us platform. but q al.
ready Is having a very marked n,
feet upon consideration OF prcsl,
dent CcoildEe's running mate.
which probably Is responsible Tor
the sudden development IN Coolidge
quarters ot limitations that pr.
Marion Leroy Burton. who viii nom
mate Coolidge, may prove 90 be a
very practical solution Of tho vice
presidential problem.
Burton Is spoublnder o. note,
There Is no doubt no viii make a
most effective address 60 tho con.
vcntion-one that win leave last,
ing impression upon tho delegates.
But more important. as president
or tho University OF Michigan and
former president OF the University
OF Minnesota, he would 10 expected
TO materially strengthen tho pulling
power % tho ticket IN two states
which Ia Toilette Is counting on
carrying Michigan and Minnesota.
Burton Is both an educator and a
divine. having met Coolidge while
no was president OF Smiths college
during Coolldge's incumbency as
governor OF Massachusetts,. ~ ono
time he was pastor OF tho Phi.
grims' church. New York. His abll.
ity as a campaigncr Is attested by
Coolidge supporters and there ap.
pears 10 10 nothing In his record
which would serve 60 emharrass
the ticket were he selected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Judge Atwood viii
Talk for AID Club

Judge Harry II. Atwood of Chi.
cago, viii be tho principal speaker
nj tho weekly luncheon meeting OF
tho Seattle Advertising club Tues.
day noon IN tho Masonic clubrooms,
Arcade building, His subject viii
be "Tho Condition OF tho United
Statcs.' Judge Atwood rs nation.
ally known az the author of nun.
bcr of books on American govern.
ment md ms n lecturer on subjects
pertaining to ciylc5 and tho constitu-
Him
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DEATHS
STARTS ON PAGE l

direction.
Miss johnson was thrown against
tho ride ~ The parked automobile.
Her head struck a projecting piece
N iron. Fmaahlug her skull CRANE
vns thrown out over the motorcycle
and landed IN n ditch. unconscious.
Both persons were taken 10 the
Suoqunlmle hospital. where tho girl
died. Crnino was not seriously hurt
No ono obtained the name Of the
driver who hit tho motorcycles The
man did not report the accident altho
his machine was smashed and he was
unable 10 drive n away.
Five others wero injured IN auto
accidents SUNDAY.
They arc ueorge Ekstcdt. 20. Ai7
Seventh ave. g. and a friend named
Nyherg. injured when their car over.
turned on The North Trunk highway
yesterday. Fritz Modigh. ~. Roy a..
hurt while working on his car. Paul
Kon. $3.50 W Nevada a.. hit by
auto on Avalon way. and Mrs. H.
iohse. ii6 Republican st. hurt in n
collision.
Ekstodt and Nyberg attempted 20
phhs another car on tho North Trunk
highway. Their machine left the
road and overturned Ekstodt was
taken 10 tho Norwegian hospital 10
have q scalp wound treated.
Modlgh was working on hts car
when another machine struck II. Mo
digh sufferins painful bruises. lie
was taken 10 tho city hospital.
korn. a Pole. was walking on Ava,
lon way. near Charleston ave. when
no was hlt by a car driven by George
81 Rogers. b052 4iht ave 3. W
Rogers told police Korn walked IN
front OF his machine,
Mm Lohss was riding with her
daughter Mrs. Gretchen Reed. when
their auto collided with another ma.
chino al broadway ~ and +. Harri.
son n. The second car was driven
by W. II. Dippo OF Auburn. Mrs.
i.ohss suffered n broken shoulder
bone and shock.
These accidents were IN addition
10 tho shooting by deputy hheriffr
% Frank c. Martin. Spokane rss,Au-
rant man. who was riding IN car
which, tho deputies say. was speed.
Ing.
Searching parties had not recoy.
cred tho body Of william Mcclellan.
n. ne y. 6ist IT.. before noon Mon.
day, following his drowning in Angel
lake, near Dss Molnes. Sunday Nc.
Clollhn drowned when no loa, his bal,
nnce and oapaiEcd a canoe IN which
10 and Leo Ecils. si7 Lucille st.
wors padding
Eslls was hauled from the water
by II. H. wolfstone. 912 18th ave.
but MeClsnnRn's body sank immedi.
Htsly,
HoQufAM. Jun. One man was
killed and two other persons were
seriously injured Sunday In nm auto
crash near Humptulips. 20 miles
north OF here. oliver Olson. as. high
climber al tho Polnon Logging Co.
Camp No. ~. was the victim OF the
accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
FEEL LIKE DIFFERENT
PERSON IN II HOURS

Hurried and improper eating.
nervous worry and lack OF exercise
clog iniestines and weaken the Liy-
er. Self Neglect and the use Of
'so-eailed" mild stimulnn,s agra
ya,s this condition and make mat
ters wore. The result IL Self Pots
onlng. no longer can your liver do
It's work properly. and your health
breaks down.
That's why you wake UP dull and
tired. tongue coated. bad taste. and
offensive breath. That's why you
often suffer from loss OF appetite.
bad digestion, gas or sour. weak
stomach. constipation. and a gen.
erai rundown. nervous condition OF
the whole system.
Make this testl Cleanse and tone
your liver and bowels with DR..
TEACHERS Liver & Blood Syrup. Put
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
NE W EVIDENCE.
IN Staying
Scrubbed Notes May Aid in
Loeb Leopold Trial
nv EDWARD 4. nERR
DRAFTED Press staff rcfrstrondenb


CHICAGO, June e-Squads % OF
ficsrs from The office u states A.,
,orney Robert T. Grove invaded the
University Of Chicago campus
in search OF students able 70 testify
that Nathan Leopold and Richard
Loeb. confessed slayes Of Robert
Franks. iiyearold sehoolhoy, were
sane.
Believing that their case against
Leopold and Loeb Is absolute
Groves aides started secondary
defense against the defense"
Assured that Clarence barrow.
chief defense counsel. win attempt
TO save the two youns college gradu.
ates from the gallows by proving
them insane. the state is making an
effort 70 rcfute the testimony OF
aiienists."
I'VE viii set as many college
friends Of these boys rs possible" an
attaehs OF Groves office said. TO
tell what they know OF tho habits OF
Leopold and Loeb. We arc sure that
their stories will bear weight with
a trial Jury and will show that tho
murderers were OF sound mind.
Testimony OF those who knew
Leopold and Loeb should mean much
more than that Of so-ealled expert
aliennlsts."
Groves staff. meanwhile. an
nounccd they had new evidence"
against the young inielleetuals. who
-just for the fun OF Il" kidnapped and
killed Franls. The new evidence. Il
was said. consists OF pencil scrubbed
notes, written by both Leopold and
Loeb when their confessions were
being read. Each took notes OF the
others confession In order 20 check
back on slight discrepancies.
These notes. Il was explained. are
in the youths own handwriting and
will be admitted as evidence even
tho the trial judge should throw out
the actual confessions as evidence.
The notes. much like those taken
by college students AZ a classroom
lecture. were written hastily and alb
breviated as the confessions were
read TO them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
MURDER WAS
PREAIEDITAIED

The mon will stand trial for their
lives because a killing occurring dur.
Ing the commission OF crimo Is con.
sidored prsmedltated murder.
William NJ. Whitney. assistant pro.
hIbition director. and members OF his
party which burned the Barrel dis.
tillery last Friday night. said tina,
charges OF deputy shcriffa that the
plant was burned 10 destroy evidence
were ridiculous The distiilery had
been left unmolested by tho shcrlffs
staff since Monday. tho day OF the
shooting. and the moonshine planted
there was entirely unguarded.
Whitney conferred with Prose.
cutting Attorney Malcolm Douglas
on Sunday and Douglas declared
the states case did not contemplate
using the still and planted moon.
shine as evidence. Diagrams and
charts OF tho farm have been
drawn.
Statements that the plant was
being kept TO show the jury tho
huGeness OF the plant raided by the
hijackers are silly" one Of tho raid.
ing party said. Everything but
tho building was movable and since
no guards were stationed there. II
is certain the barrel OF moonshlnc
and the mash barrels and parapher.
MALTA would have been moved 10
new location II the place hadn't been
destroyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Americans Ready
for Haipong Hop

HOEGKONG. June .. Sailors
from tho u. 3. 3. Paul Jones. a de-
stroysr here. were completing refusl-
Ing and fitting tho three planes Of
tho American round.the.world flyers
here Monday. preparatory 10 a take
of for their next stop AZ HaiponE.
500 miles south. The nirnen arrived
here at 1910 o'clock Sunday after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Good News:
Business Booms
Increases ShoaUn
EverAthing's "Upo

Increase in seattle's building con.
struction. commerce and bank clear
ings and activity in manufacturing
and trade for the first five months
OF 1924, as compared with the same
period In 1923, are reported by the
Chamber Of Commerce in a business
survey made public today.
The first five months Of 1924
show these increases, the survey
states:
Building construction, "a per cent.
Bank clearings, 10 per cent.
Postal receipts, 10 per cent.
Tonnage OF cargo passing over
Seattle docks, 81 per cent.
valuo Of cargo passing over So.
attic dockAt Is FER cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09

your stomach In condition: soothe
your tired, oyertaIed nerves; brace
up your system; send purer,
healthier blood coursing through
your veins; feel Ike a different
person In IL hours. or less You.
too. will be satisfied. as others have.
or no cost.
DR.. ThachePs IS sold and recon-
mended by Pioneer Drug Co. CT
LIST Ave: Lion Drug Co.. sol LIST
Ave: Rainier Drug Co. sI5 Ist
Ave; Cascade Drug Co. Ballard
Station, Columbia Drug Co. 1872
Rainier Ave: Warren Drug Co.
Cor. Howell and Minor. and Cor
9Th and Olive. and The Washington
Drug Co, Madison at 2sth. in Sc
attic; Enumclaw Drug Co. in Enum-
claw: Nasmyth Drug Co. in Kent
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Narcotics Fine
Based on Value

\ rlno Of SIS was imposed on Jung
Kec. a Seattle Chlnaman. FOR pos.
sesslng smoking opium and ycnahec
IN judge George VI Bourquin's court
Monday. Judge Bouruuin based the
fino merely on the amount % In
ternhl revenue. out OF which he had
cheated tho United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
MARINES DROWN
Bodies Of Four Recovered
After Boat Capslzes

oUANTIco. Va. June s-BodIsa
Or tho four marines drowned IN The
Potomac here yesterday when q
saual oapsizsd tie craft Ia which
they wrro rowing. were recovered
hers today.
Marine headquarters gave their
names as: willard " Wiener. a..
Livingston. ~. u. Edward v, Cooper.
~. wilksfharrs. Ia. John II. John
Hton. -. henderson. Ky, Dan n.
Lswis. 20. Cross River. ~ y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09

Death Of Fred Martin,
shot by tlCo deputy sheTflg
early Monday morning,
brings the total number Of
gunshOt fatalities IN Seutde
TO % since the first Of the
year. Automobile deaths IL
the city since January I,
total 10. The gun deaths
are classified as foiLoiCs: IS
suicides, 8 homicides and 3
accidental shoOtings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
WOULD COMMEND
TAX SUPPORTERS

5. That former Secretary OF tho
Interior Albert II. Fall 10 specifically
condemned and rcpudiated By tho
party and forever disbarred from
holding any position Of honor or
,rus; under republican Rdministra.
ton.
4. That those republicans who
voted for tho recent tax bill passed
by this congress DO commended. and
that tho convention pledge itself
that neither tho Mellon plan nor
any other tox bill providing for I'm.
warranted reductions In the super.
taxes OF multl.millionaircs shall re,
ceiye tho support OF tho republican
party.
5. That the individual senators
Norris OF Nebraska. CouEnns Of
Michigan. Reed OF Pennsylvania. Cd.
die OF Nevada. Howell OF Nebraska.
Brookhart Of Iowa. Borah OF Idaho
and Ia Follette-be commended for
their efforts. respectively. IN oppos-
ing tho Ford offer on Mussel Shoals.
in uncoysring prohibition and inter.
nal revenue frauds; in dlsclosinE
graft and corruption In tho veterans
bureau: In disclosing prevalent con.
diions In that bureau: in exposing
serious maladm!nlstration OF tho
farm loan act: In department OF jus
tlce scandals: In the probe OF Senator
Wheoler's indictment. and In tho oil
Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
SEVEN RESOLUTIONS
PACKED WITH TROUBLE

There are seven resolutions in all
each packing trouble and cmbar.
rassment for the administration II
permitted to reach the stage OF con.
ventlon elaboration that will bring
a vote. There Is little likelihood.
however. OF the convention chairman
letting the resolutions get this far.
In demanding return OF congress
July Z. Ia Toilette lists the follow.
ing legislation as his reasons:
Emergency agriculture relief:
funds to carry out provisions Of the
soldier bonus: tho Howell. Barley
bill for settlement OF disputes be-
tween carriers and their employees.
reduction Of railroad rates and recla.
nation relief.
The resolutions regarding Fall and
Daugherty are identical. Each
charges gross betrayal OF public
trust" which has brought Shame
and discrodlt' upon the republican
party. The resolutions demand TINT
the actions OF each man be ICON.
demned and repudiated as being in.
compatible with the principles and
traditions OF the republican party
and that each man be forever
barred from holding any position Of
honor and trust within tile Gift.
either OF the republican party or of
any future republican adninistra.
ton"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09

CLEVELAND. June s-Ths
threatened car strike here was In
definitely postponed today on orders
from international officers OF the
street Garments union. The order
was contained in a letter from the
international officers 20 officers Of
the Cleveland local
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
WOULD PLEDGE REBUFF
MELLON TAX PLAN

In asking a vote OF congratula.lon
for tho 81 republican senator's ana
III republican congressman who
voted for the recent tax bill substltu.
ton for the Mellon plan, one resolu.
ton would pledge tho convention
that neither the Mellon plan nor
any other tax bill providing for un.
warranted reductions in the super.
taxes OF multi.milllonaires ard prof.
teering corporations shall receive the
support Of tho republican party In
any future session of congress"
The resolution OF commentator
Tor those senator's who have been nc.
tive In recent investigations follows
the precendent set by the convention
Of four years ago. in which praise for
congress and individuals was en-.
braced In the platform. The wiscon.
sin delegation resolution puts the fol.
lowing squarely UP to the G.. o. p:
Resolved that this convention ex.
tend its approval and commentator
TO the following republican members
OF the senate for their exceptional
services In the public interest and for
tho credit they have reflected upon
Ia
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DEPUTIES
STARTS ON PAGE l

tires and the gas tank. Suddenly they
started 70 slow down and then they
stopped. We found Martin had been
shot. We took him 20 the County hos.
pltai. where he was pronounced
dead"
In the fugitive's auto was found
revolver. n flhshllEht and a pair OF
Washington license plates which had
been Issued 10 Thomas j. Cronin. Of
Pasco. for another mako OF car. The
auto bore an Oregon license.
TRIO QUESTIONED
Ky PROSECUTOR
Larlmore told the police he lived
at tho Barker hotel. and Eaid Mar
lin was living there In room los.
Upon going 10 tho room the police
found Nolan. whom they arrested
for investigation. Martin had con-
siderable money on his person. and
cards showing that he was a mem
Der Of the Spokane Elks. and a
member Of the rrn Of Wilson's
Waffle Lunches. which operates two
cafes in Spokane.
McCaulsy, Larimore and Nolan
were taken from Jail Monday for
questioning by tho prosecuting at
iorncy. No decision has been made
as yet as 20 what action will be
taken in the case. Meanwhile, the
poiics are attempting 90 establish
ownership Of tho Cadillac car which
was occupied hy tho trio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
WOULD COMMEND
WORK or SENATOR'S

ITO senator George W. Norris OF
Nebraska for courageously opposing
the effort TO deliver Musscl Shoals TO
private interests upon improper con.
ditlons and with inadequate com.
pensation.
To Senator James couzons OF Mich.
igan for his zeal In uncovcrlng tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
French Flyer Down
Near Tokyo, Japan

TOKYO, June Capt. Pelletier
Doisy. French airman, today com.
pleted a flight Of some 10000 miles
from Paris. landing at Tokorosawa,
near Tokyo, at 11:57 a. m. His lot
lap was from Osaka.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
G.. o. P.
STARTS ON PAGE /

for the immediate consideration Of
agriculture. bonus. transportation
and reclamation legislation.
.. That former Attorney General
Daugherty be specifically condemned
and repudlaiod by tho republican
party and forever disbarred from
holding any position OF honor or
trust under a republican Rdministra.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Portuguese Pilots
Alight at Bangkok

LONDON. June 9.-The Portu.
guese Far Eastern flyers flow today
from Rangoon to Bangkok, q Cen.
trail News dispatch from Rangoon
says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
MAGICIAN DENIES
DEATH CHARGE
Wife Says He Smothered
Baby TO Death in Maine
CASE TO BE FOUGHT
Girl Sues Husbands Parents

TACOMA. June o-Dlyorcs pro.
ceediugs against Kennth u. Mac.
Lean, filed Saturday by Nettlo May
Nolk Maef.ean IN which shs charged
her husband with having smoihcrcd
their infant baby daughter 20 death
in Hrunawick Nc. on February 81.
will he bitterly fought. IL was init.
mated Monday BY Mact.can's attor.
nsy, Maurice IAnEhono
Complete and unqualified denial
81 tho charges wero made Monday
hy young Maci.ean thru ianFhnrnc.
The attorney asked that public
judgment BE- suspended untll such
a time as the matter n thraHhcd
out In court
Mrs MacLcnn. IN her complaint.
charges that her husband killed
their infant child by placing his
hand and a pillow over tho girls
face. knocked her unconscious
when che tried 10 tEht him away
and then on tho next day threat.
ened 10 Kin her II she dld not take
the blame Tor tho crime.