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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
POSSE HUNTING
GUNMAN
Surround Pal OF Dying Rum
Runner Suspect

oKANoGAN, OCT. s-shile Foley
Paine alieged bootloggcr, shot by
j rohlhition Patrolman Andrew sad
olr lies dying az okanogan. posse
non are surrounding his allcgcd COM
rsn.en. man named Mundt, on La
feur mountain. northwest of Curlew.
j chihltion Patrplman George Murray
b suffering from a flesh wound near
tie heart as the result ~ the sun
han e STAGED between tho four men
ednesday morning
The posse 10 composed OF brother
Cffcers OF Murray and county dcpu'
q and eltlscns under sheriff Glen.
ms q Ferry county and tho cap
ture OF Mundt Is expected hourly.
saddler and Murray halted an au'
tomobile shortly after midnight We'd
nrsday while on border patrol above
the Kettle river bridge near curlew,
The car was travelling south from
the direction Of Grand Forks, n c.
a voIley rang out and Murray fell.
sadtier returned the fire and wound
ed Paine. who was later captured In
Carlew when brought there BY a
rancher for surgical attention.
Paine was hit behind the ear, The
ballet broke his Jaw and lodged near
his eye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
FOLL|ES GIRL IN
SUICIDE TRY
Named in Suit Brought by
Wife OF Author, Boyle

Los ANGELES, Cal. Oct. a.
Elsie Thomas. former Follies beauty.
named in n separate maintenance
suit filed by Mrs. Violet Charlotte
Boyle. wife OF Jack Boyle, well
known author, made two unsuc.
eessful attempts TO commit suicide
last night and early today. receiy.
ing hospital physicians reported
Miss Thomas, who asserts she is
Boylo's wife. but which claim is
disputed by Mrs. Violet Boyle, was
found unconscious from gas on the
floor OF her bedroom. A pulmotor
was used TO revive her Some hours
later Boyle called police and said
Miss Thomas had locked herself in
a closet and was again attempting
TO die.
She was removed TO the receiving
hospital and will be taken 10 the
psychopathic ward of the general
hospital. II was announced.
Miss Thomas. sobbing bitterly.
said that Boyle no longer loved her
and cared more for his pct bear
than he did for her it was re.
ported
Mrs. Violet Boyle, in her suit
against the author. whose Boston
Blackie" stories made him famous,
alleged that she is his one and only
wife, but that he had been living
with the Follies girl for some
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
CRIMINAL ASKS
OPERATION
Gardner Thinks II Would
Make Him Go Straight

LEAYENwoRTlL Kans.. oct. A.
while officials in Washington con.
sidcrcd tho second plea u hoy Gard,
ncr. famous bandit. that IAN opera.
ton be performed ON his brain 10
make him 80 straight" Gardner
PAGES his cell IN federal prison here
certain the operation would help him
The notorious outlaw who opor
atcd "a fcW yuaU ago along tho Pa,
cinc v0gst contends that tho removal
~ the skull pressure. tho result o.
an accident, would change him from
"A criminal 20 a law.shiding man.
IL that pressure were removed. l
am 1uru / would never care 20 com.
init a crime again." Gardner do
claTrd
Tho prisoners first request for tho
operation was refused by tho attor.
usy generals department Ia wash.
ington after two surgeons who cx'
amined Gardner. stated they did not
believe an operation would change
hia ways Tho refusal 20 onRgcd
Gardner that his threats agains, the
two surgeons resulted IN his being
placed Ia solitary confinement.
Three weeks ago tho wife Of tho
bandit came 90 Lsavcnworth from
California with the sayinEa of a
years work with which 60 carry on
tho fight for tho operation. Amer
conference with her husband Mrs,
Gardner left for Washington 20 Hp.
peal 20 Attorney General Stone, Thus
far no word has been received from
her, but Gardner u hopeful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
SKAGIT PLAN UP
BEFORE BOARD
Effort viii Be Made 10 Push
Work on Gorge Unit

A final effort 90 put over the
Gorge dam aa tbc neat step In dc
Nsloping tho Ekagit project was 60
be made Friday,
An executive meeting of the city
council and board OF public works
was Go be held with Mayor Brown
and Skugit Engineer Carl D, uhdcn
IN the mayors office az $40 y. m.
A special committee u che board
OF works. consisting Of city Engineer
J. y. blackwell Carl Uhdcn and
Light Superintendent J, D. Ross will
make is report,
According 30 reports. a majority OF
tho committee viii favor conatruc
ton Of the Gorge dam before deyrl
oplnE the Ruby dam site,
Ross was expected 20 make "a mi
nority report az tho meeting Friday,
urging tho Ruby az tho neat logical
development OF tho skhEit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
URGES TAX BILL
Former State Senator Talks
to Young Mems Club

on the subject of the 4o.min tax
limit bill. former State Senator
Frank c, jackson spoke before
more than 100 members Of the
Young Mems Republican club at a
luncheon meeting in Dartnall's cafe
terra, Leary building. THURSDAY.
In explanation of the measure,
Mr.. Jackson said that its object
was to distribute taxes over all
wealth and give relief to farmers.
home-owners and struggling indus.
tries, and remove the barrier that
now drives away prospective indus.
tries, and discourages homeseekers.
The measure Is specifically intended
to limit taxes on real estate to 40
mills on . so per cent valuation,
he said.
Washington has not changed its
tax laws to meet modern conditions,
but operates today under the same
tax system adopted when II became
a territory in 1853" Mr.. jackson
said. Real property then consti-
tuted the principal asset; II is now
less than half the total wealth Of
the state. Many OF those other
forms OF wealth remain untaxed."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BASEBALL
STARTS ON PAGE 1

despite the comments OF Ban John.
son. president OF the American
league. and Barney Dreyfuss. owner
OF the Pittsburg Pirates.
The commissioner blew up when
a newspaper man asked him why
he condemned Jimmy o'Connsll and
Coy Dolan 10 Punishment from
baseball on their testimony and alb
solved Frank Frisch. Pep Young
and George Kelly on their testi.
rnony. He was told that the public.
after what had happened in 1919.
was entitled to be given the testi-
nony Of all the players implicated
in the scandal. He indicated the
public would get the details when
he got good and ready TO make
them public.
The Giants arrived last night and
were hurried to the Wardman Park
hotel. which las been made their
headquarters. The players obvious
~ had been told to keep to them
selves and TO say nothing.
Hugh Jennings, assistant manager
OF the Giants, said the team was
in good spirits and would work out
at Washington park today.
Weather conditions remained al.
most perfect. There is little bet
ting on the games. There is prac.
tically no New York money around
and there may be none until tomor.
row when the Giant supporters ar.
rive.
Tho Giants aren't sure Of their
lineup. Groh came here with the
team, but he wasn't sure he could
make his regular place at third
Frank F'risch, captain OF the team
viii play second. however.
McQuiilan. Barnes and Nehf arc
ready TO pitch. Jennings said. but
the choice will not be announced
by McGraw until he looks then
over before game time. Eehf. how
ever, is considered almost sure e
pitch the first game
Walter johnson will start for tht
Senntorg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
ABNORMAL RAIN
IN AUGUST
Seattle Got But Fraction OF
an Inch, However

August was the firrt month, Since
February IN Washington iu which
the precipitation was above normal
n b declared IN the monthly rllma
toloElcal data bulletin ~ tho United
states weather bureau. Issued beers
Friday morning
Tho thundcutofms and rainfall
were sufficiently heavy and pro
longed. the bulletin staisa 10 inter
forr with harvesting thrtahlHf end
alfalfa huy curing bat removed ihr
forest fire menace effectively
Tho mean temperature Tor thf
state was t55 degrees, Mottinger,
wash, had the highest mean tenn
peaturr. 1853 degrees. and Tatouuh
island had tho lowest. with sis de-
Efsea.
Lakeside received no precipitation
during the month. while Qulnuuf
Ted tie state with sss inches total
Seattle had total precipitation for
the month 81 Z of Hn Inch and e
mean temperature n GA drgrrea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
APTURES Thief
IN HIS ROOM
Leonard Regain, Dry Agent,
Battles Burglar

Captured after n haud.to.hand bat.
tie with Federal Prohibition Agent
Leonard Regain. In Regan's room az
the Spring hotel. iiO3s Third ave.
early Friday morning. Frank Mitch.
ell. was turned over to the police
and Jailed on an open charge.
Regain was awakened from his
sleep By the noise OF someone NOV.
ing about IN his room. he told Pa.
tro'man Haguewood. whom no called
10 get tho man.
When he opened his eyes. Regan
says. he saw the form OF u man. lie
sprang from the bed and grabbed
tho intruder. a fierce fight FOL.
lowed. tn which tho prowlor tried TO
make his escape
ReEan succeeded In overcoming
the burglar and called police head.
quarters for an officer.
Mitchell was rifilng his trousers.
Regan charges, when he sprang on
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
FILE TELEPHONE
CASE WRITS
Justice Court Action for
S7.55 Slated Oct. 9

a praecipc for appearance Of Otto
Il. Rupp. Post, Russell & Higgins.
and Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro as
defense attorneys. and transcript
OF the justice court action thus far
was filed In federal court Friday
noon in the suit OF Henry Clay
Agnew against the Pacific Telo-
phone and Telegraph Co, for S755
under the new telephone toll rate.
The case. instituted by Attorney
Agnew for Warren Hardy, is SEIZED.
ulcd for hearing before Justice Reah
Whitehead October Q at $3.50 a. m.
The company's motion for removal
to federal district court was denied
September II by the women justice
OF the peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Renewed
AT SHANGHAI
Furious Battle Breaks Out
Between Opposing Forces

SHANGHAI. Oct. s.-no.so p. M
Furious fighting between rival Chi.
nese forces striving for possession OF
Shanghai broke out again today.
Big armies were locked in a ter.
rifle grapple over a wide front 90
miles south OF the city.
There was continuous artillery and
rifle fire.
Chi Hsloh Yuan. commanding his
Kiangsu troops in person. claimed to
have driven Chekinng forces back
five miles.
The Kiangsu Tuchun was contlnu.
ing his attack tonight, while Lu
Yung Hsiang's forces fell back to-
ward Shanghai.
losses on both sides were heavy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Ball Players Were
Considering Strike

NEW YORK. Oct a.-That play.
era on both tho New York and
Washington teams wcro seriously
considering a strike until tho scan.
dhl tina; threw oConncll and Doinn
out OF organized baseball developed.
wns reported here today.
The players were 90 demand val.
aries for tho series games. In add.
ton 20 tho check paid tho contest.
ants at tho end Of the series. on tho
ground that this latter money was
merely n bonus. and could not be
regarded ns salary.
Giant player already had held n
meeting. at which plans for a strike
were outlined. Manager McGraw
told reporters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Others Guilty Is
View of Dreyfuss

PITTSBURC, Oct. 3.-"Its only
tine beginning" Barney Dreyfuss.
owner OF the Pirates. declared in
commenting on the expulsion from
organized baseball OF Jimmy o'Con.
nell and Cory Dolan. Dreyfuss
statement was:
Il think II Is only the beginning
and that we have merely been given
the first chapter Of what Is likely to
prove a long story. II is my opinion
iaat o'Connell and Dolan are only
lie goats and that the guilt goes
much further.
1T is an insult 10 the intelligence
Of the public TO ask people TO believe
that two rather obscure members OF
q championship club would go and
offer 10 pay somebody $500 solely OF
their own money to have something
crooked dong that would benefit
many other persons besides them.
selves.
1T is safe 10 say that the two
players named would never consent
90 stand all the expense. Others
were TO profit, reel sure"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
SAYS BOB WILL
CARRY STATE
Dill Glad 10 See The Star
Back La Toilette

senator Robert n L. Toilette has
un excellent chance 10 rrp the
state ~ Washington. according 10
United States Hsnaior q C. Dlll, who
visited iH Seattle Friday
with the newspaper support
ssnalor Ia Follrtte in getting. be-
lrys he hnn AN excellent chance Of
carrying the state. senator Dill raid
= was pleased 10 zee The Star and
other rapcra IN ia group come out
for Ia Foiictte"
Senator DIN h on hls way 90 Ever
ett 20 campaign on behalf o. demo.
cratic congressional candidates. lie
visited Friday with tho mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Dill Aids Black in
Congress Campaign

U. S. Senator c. C, DIN will cam
paign for Lloyd S. Black of Ever
EFT, candidate for congress on the
democratic ticket. He will spend
five days in the district and make
% speeches. Dill's campaign opens
in Whatcom county.
David J, Williams OF Seattle,
democratic candidate in the Seattle
Kitsap district, will open an active
campaign Il little later. He is or
ganizing his district for vigorous
campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
SCORES MELLON
Miller, Oregon Demo-, Opens
Senatorial Campaign

MARSHFIELD. Ore, Oct. 3.--Ccn.
terinR his attack on Newberryism
and Secretary Mellon. Milton A. Mil.
Ter, democratic candidate for senator.
denounced the republican administra.
ton before n large crowd OF Coos
county residents at tho first cam.
paign meeting OF Coos Davis.Bryan
club last night.
Newbcrry's case was the beginning
of republican corruption but was fol.
lowed by long list OF acts equally
bad or worse, he declared, He nj.
tackled Melons opposition TO the in.
come tax. saying 1t was designed to
benefit those most able to pay at the
expense of agricultural and land.
owning citizens.
Newton Mccoy public service com.
missioner, and j, N. Teal. OF Port.
land. also spoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
GIVEN DAMAGES
Indian Girl Gets $4,000 in
Case Against Ship Co.

Judgment Of 5000 % the ,?s 600
damages houEht was given Friday
morning 20 Margaret Sutton, ls.yoar.
old Alaska Indian girl. Just a year
20 The day after shs was assaulted
On board tho Pacific Steamship Co =
vessel. Admiral Evans
The steamship company fought the
case on the ground that tho Girl was
not attacked by Louis Dotson and
Hnffrl ~ Brown. negro walters
aboard the vessel. which was en-
route from Petersburg. Alaska. 70
Seattle, The Elrl IL Ia tho seventh
grade NJ tho Chemawa. Orc. Indian
achool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
BRITISH PLANE is
SHOT DOWN
Turkish Forces Attack Air
Squadron; Capture 2 Men
So to SIS

LONDON. OCT. 3.-Turkish forces
near Cumadia, Mosul. attacked
squadron OF British airplanes on
scouting expedition. shooting down
one OF them and capturing the pilot
and hts observer. according to an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Constantinople today.
Several clashes have been reported
between British and Turkish forces
in Mosul lately The British have
been occupying the territory since the
world war and are anxious TO hold it
because OF its rich oil wells.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Dawes in Attack
on La Toilette

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Oct. s.-Tho
candidacy OF Senator Robert ~ In
Toilette was attacked as smoke
screen behind which socialism
would advance upon the American
government" by Cen. Charles G.
Dawes. republican vice presidential
candidate. in speech here last
night
Before n crowd that packed con.
von,ion hall. Dawes made a vigorous
assault on rndicalism but disappoint.
cd many OF his hearers who had
hoped the general would answer
Senator Smith W. Brookhart's dc.
mand that he get Off the republican
ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Narcotics Charge
Dropped, Hold Man

An indictment charging violation
Of tho Harrison anti.narcotia act was
dismissed by tho district attorney
office Friday morning against Loren
c. I'M and he was ordered held pend
Ing filing Of new complaint chnrs'
ing forgery OF doctora' prescriptions
Tor tho purchase of laudanum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
SHIP HITS ROCK
Seattle Freighter on Beach
Near Vancouver, B. C.

The Seattle freighter Border King
was lying on the beach at Buccan-
eer bay near Vancouver b. c., Fri
day morning. as a result of strik.
ing submerged rock off Thor
mandy island Thursday. There
were no casualties, according to
meager advices reaching Seattle.
The vessel is the latest addition
TO the Border Line Transportation
Co. service. operating freighters be-
tween Puget Sound and British Col
umbia points. She is commanded
by Capt. Alex Stinson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
M'GRAW PEEVED
Says Johnson and DreyfuSS
Are "Crack Pots

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-The worlds
ssries will open Ia Washington 20.
riorrow despite charges and counter
charges OF bribery growing OUT OF
tie suspension OF Jimmy Oconnell
and Cozy Dolln o. the Giants.
Manager John j. McGnw, % the
Giants. described the suggestions OF
rirney Drcyfuss. owner OF the
Pittsburr Pirates. and Han Johnson,
president OF the American league.
that the scandal was OF such inn.
por,nnce as 10 call of the worlds
series. as the statements Of crack
pots"
johnson. Il Is understood here.
may call for q federal Investigation
OF the attempted bribery. He de-
cinrcd the Giants tainted the things
they represent"
Meanwhile. with these rccrimina.
tons and o'Connell describing him.
self the goat" and Dolan denying
any part In the affair whatever.
baseball fans were wondering as 70
the why Of o'Connell's act.
"o'connen was never quick
thinker on the hall field" MeGraw
said. ~and now he has pulled a
homer worse than Merkie's or any
OF the famous errors OF Judgment"
Have you ever had any trouble
With o'Corntll before7T the mana.
ger was asked.
''So. he was very quiet and re-
served. But I never have been able
20 talk with him and know him.
But believe Il was Just KIDS
dfunhness oehind the whole thing"
''But how about Doian7 He has
more Judgment. surelyT'
you haven't known Cory as
long as have snapped McGraw.
The manager said he was as
founded az the hriho being offered
a player on the Philadelphia team
"a club We have beaten consistently
al year"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Calf Takes French Leave
W hen Bear Gets Chun,n1y

DEARs arc oontes,ing with
ID tho inhabitants Of several
King county towns. and thus
far. tho inhabitants are coming
out second best. according 10
complaints reaching A. J.
Beach. county game warden.
Friday
A. Duyall. a bear chased
farmers calf down tho center
OF the main street 81 the town.
The veal escaping him. he turn.
ed his attention 20 several bee
hives. wrecked the structures
and scattered the honey over
several acres II happened in
broad daylight, according 20
Bcach's informant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Helped Tar Girl;
Man Found Guilty

FREDERICK. Md. oct. 3.--Harry
c. Leather. Of Myersvillc. today was
found guilty Of aiding and nbctting
Mrs. Mary Shank in the tnrrlnR and
feathcrlng OF Dorothy Crandon on
July "a.
Leather refused TO comment on
the verdict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Guard Rifle Team
Now on Way Home

The Washington National Guard
rifle team viii arrive in a special
standard sleeper on the new or
ientnl Limited, p. M October 6.
The team has been participating in
tho national rife m4et at Camp
Perry. Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
New Advertisements
Boosting Northwest

Beauties OF tho Northwest and It's
opportunities TO the home seeker
will be set forth in II national
magazines by means OF full page
advertisements, according to an an
nouncement Thursday by the Great
Northern Railroad. The Chicago.
Burlington & Quincy. tho Northern
Pacific and the Great Northern are
financing the advertising campaign,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03

AZ Barring. on the Great
Northern railroad. bear In
vaded a mans refrigerator on
tho back porch. lie ripped open
the food box and consumed sew
eral nice pork chops and all the
milk and cream In sight.
And milk's 10 cents a quart
here. too" wrote the protesting
victim.
Hunting parties will be organ
lied by Beach 10 destroy tho
marRuderS Ritho bear hunting
season doesn't open until oc-
iobcr 81. The animals can be
killed out Of season II they are
predatory. By permission OF tho
game warden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
3 Hurt in Oregon
in Crossing Crash

PORTLAND. oct a=Thrro per
sons were injured today when an
Oregon Electric train crashed into b.
stage operated by tho Portland Flee
trio Power company in South Port
land
The injured HoliY Zee. oregon
City. fractured rEuiIi condition Hrri.
Gus.
Carl Erickson. snppon.r. severely
cut on head
Charlie Ralph West Linn. r'lahrd
on head snd hauda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03

II don't know
DR. Tucker was asked. WAS u
your deduction from the burn that
MaI Cronkhte'a arm was upraised
at tho time u the shootingf'
'-rhat was my opinion at the
time" he answered
SHOWS HOW SHOT
MAY HAVE BEEN FIRED
Or Tucker then showed the Jury
how. In his opinion. Mai Cruukhits
ls, the sun alip In his hand. dis
charging u accidentally.
IL slipped. he grabbed for u and
In doing 20 pulled the trigger with
hh thumb" Haid the doctor
A. this point Attorney LanEhorne
FOR tho defense objected 20 further
questioning and wnH sustained
Much u the morning session vas
taken up with attempts BY the pros.
ecution 10 Identify a builstiorn
Piper Hcidsick can as ono IN pos,
session Of tho war department, and
said 20 30 the can AZ which Mai.
Cronkhltc shot.
Edward 8. Chaslain. aasis,an, dis
trict attorney AZ Atlanta, Ca. and
formerly an Investigator with tho Dc.
partmsnt OF justice. testified that he
started probe OF the Cronkhite
shooting. but never finished r.
who stopped tho Investigation"
asked Special Prosecutor James w.
Osborne.
u don't know except Indirectly.
I think"
IanRhorns objected again and was
sustained
Chasiain Identified the can NJ tho
ono sent him By the war department,
Thomas r. Royolle. district attorney
nt Seattle and also an attorney for
tho prosecution. also identified tho
can 10 a SERIES OF lengthy questions
and answers.
Laughorno finally became bored
and asked sarcastlcally. "Are We
trying the can or are VIC trying n
murder case
Later LauEhorno shot NJ Reyelle,
Your momory'a pretty good on
some things and poor on others
isn't itT'
Pothlcr during the morning took
coploua notes and smiled occasion
ally az the testimony Boaenbluth
also WROTE sporadIcally. He was
grave and intent on the evidence.
Adolbert Cronkhitc. former major
general. war veteran and father Of
tho dead officer left his Baltimore
home for Tacoma Thursday. accord
Ing 10 Prosecutor Osborne, Cronk-
hits's whereabouts has been puzzilng
tho prosecution for several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
The Clan Mackenzie
Wants BRIGHT NIGHT

A Draw. BRIGHT. MOONLIGHT nicht,"
Is hoped for by the Clan Mackenzie
for Thursday evening for the dance
which is TO be held at Chrlstensens
hail a skirl o the pipes and a
Highland schottische or two Will en-
lIven the regular dances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Lighthouse Needs
Marine Craftsman

The secretary Of the nth district.
U. S. civil service commission, has
announced an examination for octo-
Der s. for the post of marine drafts
man for tho lighthouse service at an
annual salary OF s2,2so, Information
is available at room 20L Postoffics
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Seek Negro Woman
as a Pickpocket

\ negro woman was sought by
the police Friday as n pickpockct
who Thursday night robbed Fred
Nelson FOL Weller St. OF $50 while
he talked TO her.