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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen be-
long to:
James w. Baker, 1926 E. Orange St,
Ford. from Ohio and Illinois SITS.
Robert Everett, 1926 w. Thirty
Fourth St. Ford from 1914 Union st.
Ewood Qnd) police chief, Buick.
Sheriff Hoffman, Muncie, Ind, Ford
coupe.
Police Chief Morgan Collins, Chica-
go, ILL.,, Defiance truck.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by
police belong to:
Charles w. Allen, 705 Rochester St,
Ford, found at New Jersey and Wash
ington St.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Meeker's Plane on Way to Omaha

Here Is Esra Mecker a. Ne started
on taco different trips across The
lollo,cing. IN both IN.
stances The old Oregon trad In
one nc looks Ike h. ga IN 1853
'chen Nc crossed the plains ,Ciih his
or team. IN TIC other No d ,ho,cn
jasi before nc started back opcr the
trad ~ dir ,ei,A Lieut.. oakley O.
Kelly bound for Dayioa. o.. 'Shers
Nc ,ciH ,rtacss TIC Putizcr afr races
and again shake hands 10Th the
'oOrla avs 'eho| he 'rcle0~ed
10 seattle for The star Sunday.
Wearing a nycrs helmet. Jacket.
goggles and parachute. the veteran
aducntureE Is al Sc. for the trip.
ard bidding farciccl to Mrs Kelly.
irifo Of MS pilot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
father OF
Boys PAL
BOND
Says Green Should
Not Be Held Re-
sponsible in Fatal
Auto Crash

r INN GREEN, 1S-year-old
II cripple boy, arrested
Tuesday on a manslaughter
charge as a result of the auto
accident last Sunday which
cost the life of his friend,
Harley Wylie, was out Of Jail
Thursday.
Green was freed wednesday after.
noon on 1880 bond furnished by
Peter Larson. ga Taylor ave, father
OF Harry Larson. who suffered n
broken leg in the same accident IN
which Wyilo lost his life.
Green was driving tho truck on
which tho three were riding when II
struck n street car nc Second ave.
and W. Roy ~.
81 couldn't have slept a wink
II ! hadn't got that boy out Of
jail" larson said Thursday. Il
know he shouldn't be driving n
chr. but I also know he
shouldn't be In jail.
Harley wylio and my boy were
pals. They were together Sunday
morning at my place and then wen;
over 10 wyiie's. The next thing l
heard abou, was the accident. Green
may be 10 blame for my boys In.
juriea and Harieyis death. but re
an injustice to arrest him for a."
Larson has retained Smith a Nc
cullough 20 fight tho boys case.
"Eyerybody's sore about the
way the prosecuting attorneys
office acted In this case" Lar
son said Several lawyers 81.
fercd 10 take the case and all
said II wouldn't cost cent.
They didn't want 20 see Grip
pic boy used as an example
when others 70 free In similar
cases"
Green holds n drivers license In
spite OF the fact that he II crippled
His father got him the blank. h'
says.
In hin youth tho boy suffered from
infantile paralysis. leaving his bach
slightly deformed and one leg shorter
than the other.
Harry Larson, tho injured boy II
tho hospital. subStantiates Green
story that he was only travelling II
miles an hour when the acciden
happened. Larson. Sr., declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

A solution 20 that puzzle is being
sought by a jury in Federal Judge
T. Il. Cushman's court in Tacoma.
as Pothier sits. apparently emotion
lesa. on trial for his liberty. accused
OF tho shooting. and as, not 10 feet
from him. Capt. Rosenbluth. stern
faced. listens-ahehd OF him his own
trial for murder
The case presents, not only several
unusual legal angles. but those Gle
ments which have made II OF ma
tional interest. discussed pro and
con in magazines. commented on by
Henry Ford and other publlcists
bitterly fought on both sides TO
leave. whatever It's outcome. inef-
facable scars OF hatred.
uERE are some OF the curious
l. L features marking the case:
Tho whole case hinges on the
question OF jurisdiction. The fed.
eral government assumes that the
shooting took place on government
property military reservation.
The defense contends that
transfer Of the land from Pierce
county TO the United States
was not complete, and that,
therefore, state courts have
Jurisdiction and federal courts
none.
Federal courts. according TO the
statute. have jurisdiction in murder
cases when the crime Is committed
ION lands under the exclusive Juris.
diction" of the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

y
That strikes me as being a silly
question" shot back Root.
wuthenow won a series OF laughs
from the crowd with his answers.
He argued az length with tho prose.
outor on tho difference between
Impressions and recoliectionH. Dur.
ing this process a bailiff opened
the windows.
'Wlll the court please order
them closed?" asked the former
buEler. II am under the care
Of six Doctors
Root was enrcrD 20 impress on
the Jury that what I'm giving you
UP here IA impressions.
There was no. III feeling between
Captain Rosenhluth. Sergeant Poth.
Ter and Major cronkhite prior 10
the shooting. Root testified. He sald
that when he lent Cronkhito his
revolver just before the hike. Il was
clean. After the shooting. the sun
appeared 10 hayo been fired and
two empty shells were lying on
the ground
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02


Handed a IS Colt by the prose.
eutor. Root said that the gun he
lent Major Cronkhits had a easier
pull. Considerably easier" he sup.
plemented.
Surfing TO lay the foundation for
the governments contention that
the scene Of the tragedy was under
federal Jurisdiction al the time Of
the shooting. Osborne questioned
with the aid Of large map. Cap
tain VIII II. White OF the quarter.
master corps al Camp Lewis.
Attorney l.. l.. Thompson. repre-
Hcniing Roscnbuth, objected. The
objections were ovcr.ruled. Os-
borne's questions were designed TO
prove that the government was us
ing the ground as an army post and
therefore had Jurisdiction in the
present case.
Wuthenow testified that dur
ing n halt on the hike. CroniS.
hiie and Pothler. his orderly.
went into a small clearing out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
MEEKER, REPORTED
DYING A YEAR AGO,
NOW FLYING EAST!

lust n year ago. Ezra Meekcr.
- ss.year.old pioneer. was re.
ported TO be dying.
Today he is somewhere between
Pocntcllo. Idaho, and Cheyenne.
Wyo.. making n cross.country
trip I'm an airplane with Lieut..
Oakley O. Kelly. transcontincntal
flyer.
Meeker was stricken III the mid.
die OF last October with a cold.
which later developed into inf1u.
enza. For several days tho old
trail.blazer was very low, but on
October % no was up and doing
his daily dozen"
To-day he displays all tho spry.
ness Of youth. His air trip was
taken by him as an everyday
matter Of course. He is on his
way 10 tho air exhibition and
races ut Dayton, Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

NEW YORK. oct. "A .wistful.
IN boyish figure. Jimmy o'ConnelL
Giant outficlder who was thrown
out Of organized baseball by Com.
missioner Lands for offering bride
TO player on the Philadelphia
team. showed up at the club house
at the Polo grounds today dcclar-
ing he had been made tho goat
In this business"
o'Connoll said he was reporting
for work as usual because he had
received no official or unofficial
notice that he and Coach Cozy
Dolan had been placed on the In.
eligible list.
A forlorn figure, the youngster
from the Pacific coast, who had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Oregon Trail Blazer Forsakes Oxen for
Lieut.. Kelly's Airship

CHEYENNE. wye. oct. ezra
Meeker. veteran trail maker Of the
West. and Lieut.. Oakley Kelly de-
parted for Omaha In Kelly's plane
at 1880 a. IN. today. after spending
IS minutes here.
Mecker and Kelly are en- route
from Portland. Ore. to the air races
AT Dayton, Ohio.
PoCATELLo. Ida. Oct. 2.--En
route 20 the International air races
az Dayton. o.. Ezra Meekcr. g5.year.
old Seattle pioneer. was to depart
from here today on the second lap
Of his flight across the continent as
passenger with Lieut.. Oakley q.
Kelly. famed traDscontineutal flyer.
Meeker is following back over the
trail he trnverHed by OK team and
covered wagon in 1852. with the first
group Of Oregon settlers. lie began
his Journey wednesday. at 9.5T a. m.
az Vancouver barracks.
Lieut.. Kelly. commander OF the
aviation field AZ the barracks. circled
HIS plane over the city once. then
headed straight up the Columbia
river. They made the flight 20
Boise. Idaho. in hours and Is min.
utea. averaging 100 miles an hour.
Five miles a day was fast progress
when Meeker first covered the dis.
I lance.
After a short stop at Boise they
took the air and arrived az Pocatello
an hour or two later.
Meeker withsiood the rigors Of the
air journey well. He WINS slightly
fatIgued. but determined 70 carry on
to the end Of his journey. The 2.ioo'
mile trip will be made in about 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
ANARCHY RE|GNS
Mecca Ravaged by Robbery
and Violence

LONDON. Oct. with the de-
parture OF Lewa Rushdy Pasha. mill
itary commander. and the eyacua.
ton of the shrine city by King Illus
sein's troops, anarchy has broken
out in Mecca according to advlces
from the Cairo correspondent OF the
Daily Mail.
The inhabitants are terror.strick-
en-, with robbery and violence rapid
ly increasing, according TO the cor
respondent.
IndecisIve slilrmishcs between the
wahabl tribcsmen and Mecca's de,
tenders are reported near Zeyma, -
miles from tho holy city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

The defense view Is supported
by Prosecutor Selden. Of Pierce
county, who, In a sworn state.
ment, declares his belief I'm
Rosenbluth's innocence. This
means, OF course, that should
the federal court finally lose
jurisdiction, Selden would refuse
TO charge Rosenbluth with any
crime.
And the question OF Jurisdiction
has been by no means settled. IL
probably will be fought out in the
supreme court OF the United States
before the trial is over. A verdict
against the government would auto.
matically free Pothier because. hav.
ing once been placed Sin jeopardy"
he cannot again be accused OF the
same offense.
MOT n single woman is involved.
~ as far as can be ascertained.
No motive for the shooting ever
has been shown, nor has one been
discovered.
Captain Rosenbluth and Major
Cronkhite. while not 1.-THE best OF
friends" were friendly and had had
no quarrels, according to affidavits
by fellow officers.
Herbert Hoover. secretary Of
commerce, Is on record in let
ter TO former Attorney General
Harry Daugherty, as fearing
there is great miscarriage Of
Justice in the whole process"
Rosenbluth worked with Hoover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Fans Are Excited by Pre-Series Scandal
Senators Eager for Start
of Contest WITH eU Y Ork

WAsH1NGToN. Oct 2.-Aftcr a
w lapse of three years the
worlds series has become something
more than n bunch of ball games.
Washington. fondling a pennant
with all the joy and fervor Of n
first-born. has put life into the
series that has been lacking since
New York turned the baseball
classic into drab and colorless
city series.
Even the bit Of scandal that
cropped up when Commissioner
Lands declared tN members OF
the Giant squad ineligible on account
of n shady transaction. failed to take
any OF the JOY out OF WashIngton's
life.
THE Giants did that our boys
wouldn't do II. They had the class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
OLMSTED SENT
TO BALLARD
Severyns Shakes Up Depart
ment With Charges
ECHO OF OLD TROUBLE
Chief Says Changes Are but
Routine Shifts
ECHO OF OLD TROUBLE

ECH0Es Of the conflict which
IL shook the police department.
last spring were revived Thurs
day at headquarters when II be
came known that Chief Of Police
w. u. severyns had started an
other shaltc.up, transferring
Capt. Ralph w. Olmsted to Bal.
lard precinct. Capt. Claude e..
Bannick TO West Seattle. Lieu.
G. G. Carr 10 Ballard and Lieut..
ID. }. Drew TO West Seattle.
In spite Of emphatic official denial
10 the contrary. rumors persist that
Seyeryns' action was taken to break
up certain clique OF officers nj
headquarters and that the removal
OF olmsted from headquarters is the
final chapter OF n victory won last
spring when severyns was fighting
supposed attempt on the part OF
the mayor TO places Olmsted in posi-.
ton OF power and his brother. SerEt.
Frank olmsted. In charge OF the
Chinatown district.
Shortly after election, when Brown
was again elected mayor. "a quarrel
developed between the mayor and
the chief over list Of 80 changes
in tho police department. sponsored
by tho mayor. and which severyns
is said TO have refused 20 put in
effect. The two Olmstead brothers
were on the list for changes in
work. IL was admitted at the time.
Scveryns Thursday vigorously dc.
MED that the present change had
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

in various relief missions in
Europe, then in South Russia.
and later in Siberia.
Pothier is described by department
OF Justice agents as having the
mind of a small boy" and as "a pc
culiar individual"
Major Rober. S. Thomas. once com.
handing officer over Captain Rosen-
bluth, describes Rosenbluth, in an
affidavit, as "a conscientious officer.
earnest and honest" The same off
Ger describes Pothier as n theft sus-
pect with bad reputation for truth
and honesty.
DoTHIER made five CONFESSIONS
L according to department of jus
tice agents. All differ. and they
range from attributing the fatal shot
TO an accident TO Pothier's reputed
admission that he shot Cronkhite "at
the instigation OF Captain Rosen-
bluth."
Pothier, who has repudiated
his Confessions" claims they
were made under the influence
Of the third degree. In this con-
nection II is interesting TO read
the statement of Agent James y
Lee. of Providence, Il. L.. made
TO his superior. that II think
little rough treatment would help
him tell the truth" Whether
this trough treatment" was used
TO obtain the next confession 10
not down in the record.
The whole case. the outpouring OF
money, the accusations, the bitter
ness on both sides. the nationwide
controversy stirred up. the interest
of Henry Ford. Herbert Hoover.
Harry Daugherty and other national
figures. hinges on three letters. in
scribed on grave marker in the
national cemtery at Arlington.
What these letters are and what
they mean will be told in n further
story in The Star,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
I'm the Goat" Says 0'conneII;; Il
ThoughtAIIthe Boys Were In on 1t"

won place for himself In the af-
fcctions OF Giant roo,ors. told how
he tried TO bride Hcine Sand. Phi.
lies shortstop, to throw" last Sat.
urday's game, by winning which
McGrpw's team clinched the Ma.
Ionnl league pennant He insisted
that he thought the entire Giant
team was I'm on the deal"
NOW AN OUTCAST
AND DISGRACED
Now he finds himself an outcast.
disgracod and left behind while his
teammates go down to Washington
for the worlds series, in which he
had hoped to star.
II came out here today be
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

Of sight OF the company Rosen-
bluth was about 20 feet behind
them. Then came three shots,
about a second apart.
~ minute later Capt. Rosenbluth
came down the road shouting loudly
for Lieut.. seaburg. the medical Of
ficer. They went up together and
soon the captain came back and
asked for two men who could givc
artificial respiration. went up
With my friend. Mr.. Root"
At that time. wuthenow said.
seaburg said that Mai. Cronkhite
had had heart attack. Seaburg.
at Rosenbluth's orders. Injected
strychnine and Wuthenow and Root
tried respiration.
Wuthenvw said that, remem.
bering the shots. he searched the
body for wound and found one
In the right breast.
Il heard somebody say they had
been shooting at a can" said tho
witness, but said he could not re-
member who made the statement.
- x z e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
France to Refund
Her Debt to u. S.

WASHINGTON, oct. France
plans soon TO refund her debt TO the
United States and take advantage
OF an eight TO 12.year moratorium
which has been offered informally
by official American representatives,,
the United States learned today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

NEW YORK. oct. q Baseball crit
~ les we're thrown into frenzy Of
excitement here today by announce
ment that Jimmy o'conneil. ouifield'
or. and Cory" Dolun. coach OF me
Giants. have been placed on the IN
eligible list for attempting to brlpc
shortstop Heinc Sand OF the Ph'la'
delphia National league elup 70
throw game Inst Saturday.
The game was the one In which
the Giant clinched the National
league championship
Announcement Of the action was
made by Judge Lands. cz4l Of or.
gnnizcd baseball sund WINS offered
1900 10 throw the game and refused
reporting the case TO his superiors'
Bnaoball critics here admitted The
scsndgl vii cause the Giants to go
into the worlds series against the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Leading Financier
of Canada Killed

QUEBEC. Que. oct 2.-sir VII
liam Price. leading Canadian finan'
c.er. was killed in a landslide today
near Kenogami. chicoutimi county.
according TO message received here.
price was buried under a great fall
az earth. according TO the message'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
We May Lose Cuban
Business to Europe

ATLANTA, Ga. oct. 2.-European
nations will outbid the United States
In Cuban markets unless the Amer.
lean tariff on exports 10 tho island
Is reduced. Cuban representatives to
the Pan.Americnn congress. in sos-
sion here. declared today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

hours Of flying time. Tho airman
and his aged passenger will arrive
az Dayton Saturday II their schedule
~ carried out. They arc 20 hop TO
Cheyenne. wyo. this morning, and
go on 20 North Platte. Neh., this
afternoon. Tho next stop viii be
Rantoul, ILL.,, and then Dayton.
Lieut. Kelly viii return from Day.
ton next week. but Mscksr hopes TO
obtain from President Coolidge per
mission 10 ride on TO Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Jury Hears Story of
Cronkhite Shooting!

TACOMA Oct g. Impressions and recolections of George
Root Jr and Charles f. Wuthenow former members of the
23h Engineers Of events surrounding the shooting of Maj Alex
ander Cronkhe entertained capacity crowd in Judge Cush
mans court Thursday
mg in practice
W.
do nln- an Linnaa dnotnth or2n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
La Toilette Looses
Guns Monday Night

WASHINGTON. oct. 3.-senator
Robert NJ. Ia Toilette. independent
candidate. will open his nationwide
speaking tour Monday night. Octo.
bcr 6. NJ an Eastern city as yet
unannounced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Loses Artificial
Ear Drum, He Says

Theft OF an artificial err drum
was reported 20 tho police by ]. +.
stevens. 5io n, 10th st, Wednesday
night. Tho appliance was left In n
house where Stevens was working
and was stolen after he left,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
REGARD BRIDE OFFER
As FOOLISH STUNT

Tho announcement that Lands
had barred Jimmy O'Connell, the
former $4,000 beauty from the Pa
cific Coast. and Cozy Dolan. Nc
Graw's second lieutenant. for offer
ing Heino Sand. the Philadelphia
shortstop. $500 TO throw game,
was not regarded as great sem
sntion here, 1t was looked upon MS
being more foolish than crooked. be-
cause the Giants had the pennant
as good as clnched and the Phillies
certainly could not have been re-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
abigail APPLEsArrn SAYS:


II never pass
thru one OF these
newt an Z le d re-
yolying doors that
] do not wish that
/ was equipped
with a rear bump
err"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

Howdy. folks, Another good
thing about gum chewing Is that
you can learn Il in a few easy
lessons al home.
Old Father Hubbard
West 20 tie caboars
To oct hmsclf q drink;
Bat tchca ~ oct there.
She cupboard tSas bare.
SO nc took ono from the sink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
THE HUNTER
I'D love to 20 hunting.
Says Reginald NIeggs,
II only the quail would
Stop biting my legs.

President Coolidge will attend the
opening game Of the World Series.
While the president Is opposed to the
League Of Nations. II Is evident that
he Is in favR Of the American
League.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

Joseph HerOesheimcr, in his latest
noDeI. has his hero drink quart
Of peach brandy dccnHter Of An
iiOaa rum. a bopl Of toddv and a
second dccdHfcr Of rum all IN ono
day
Sure sounds Ike n beat cellar.
STYLE NOTE
prince Of Wales Sets New Fash
ion by Wearing Blue Shirt. News
Item.
Heck, the mail carriers beat him
TO II By 10 years.
Here lies Harry DUNN
He pds oHe Of those Jcilas
who teouidH't beiierc
That q husband gets jcnfoBa
N. Il. H.
w DIARY
October ID
Up bstimss. and siek ~ heart when
do consider the bills that viii arrive this
day. and how 10 pay them. know not.
unless ! do apprentice IlttI, Homer
Brew. Jr., 10 q bootirEEer. which heaven
forbid This evening 10 working nj my
Crosse Nords Puyrie I;ooks. aud indeed
] nin become such fhnfnsticl ut this
play that ! do neglect all else, and am
content only In finding "a four-Isttsr
sJnonym for the albumin 81 the castor
oil bean. or two-lsttsr word for nm
Egyptian goddess, which do b. great
folly, and doth lead. heaven help me! 10
madness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

TO go out and win without wanting
anyone to lie down for them" was
the general comment around the city
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
THE oNE-HORsE POwEB
SHAY

MHSicai comedy coming 10 the
Metropolitan Sunday Is called LIT
ne Jesse James" No. Hortcnse, tho
Leading character Is not a cool
dealer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Cr0nkhite Case Stirs Nation !
Herbert Hoover Has Personal Interest:
POthierM ade FiUe Sc parate Confessions
BY JIM MARSHALL

DID Roland Poher former sergeanbug of the 213 enp
shoot down his commanding officer Maj Alexander
cdna the morning of October 25 the fatal shot
command from Capt Robert Rosenbuh OUTFIT
Or did Mai Cronkhte accidentally shoot himself?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
O'CONNELL CONFESSES
DURING INQUIRY

OtONNEBB CONFESSES
DURING INQUIRY
Lands action followed two.
day investigation ending with o'Con.
nelr's confession, which charged
that Dolan instiguted the plan and
sought TO implicato George Kelly.
first basemnn; Frank F'risch. cap.
tain OF the Giants, and Ross Young.
outfielder. These players, however,
were cleared.
Tho commissioner issued .ho fol.
lowing statement.
Player O'Connell and Coach Do
Ian. Of the New York National
league baseball club have today
been plneed on the ineligible list
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
Bride ATTEMPT by Giants
Barred and 3 Men Fired

Washington Senators, champions OF
the American league. under IA con.
siderable hnndlcup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02

Roland Pothier is being tried In
Tacoma for a murder committed six
years ago. when this case Is I'm.
ished. David. u Is expected. will be
indicted on charges OF killing Go
Hath.
sign on the Back Of a Fords
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-02
FAMOUS INVENTORS

Phineas j. Halibut. who has just
patented an explosive coin that will
blow up the telephone-box after the
fifth wrong number.
Friday Is an unlucky day for set
tug married. says IA university pro
fessor.
Why pick on Friday7
CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON
IVY CLUB
Husband who wipes off his
shoes on his wife's new silk
stockings.
4 guy ies tr4Sh
Somebody's mur=ie
Is nc tcho irorks
4 cross tror5 puzzle.