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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-10
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
so
sPECIAIl

BIO STORE BUILDING
Owner must sacrifice fine now store
building with apartments above,
In fast growing North End dis
trict. Splendid business opportu-
mites and home combined. For
quick sale only $4,000, on terms;
discount for cash, GA rfld-5064.
FOR SAI.E-Good hotel business in
good town. on r.. n, and Yellow
stone traili concrete s-story build
Ing. As roomet running water and
steam heat a-year lease nj $50
month. Price $4,000; must have
$1,000 cash, j, C, Leibce, Com
mcrcial Hotel, Rennewlck, Wash.
WANTED--P r o IN Ter to finance
quartz mine In Willow Creek Min
ing District Alaska. legitimate
proposition. high grade gold ores,
win give liberal terms, Phone or
call c. A, Bnrtholf Seward Hotel.
FOR SALE--Wall paper paint and
picture frame stoclSt VIII invoice
about $1,000. John II. Mexican.
Roslyn. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-10
DEATHS

Poison, Charles. as. 12s7 Jackson ST..
April 1. =
Gauitier, Edward. Fl, 1870 s4th.ss
April 6.
woodring, Tnman. &C, 1914 N. S5th
st, April 8.
La Duke. Sarah NJ. 81, a41s Morgan,
st. April T.
Burdicls. Mary Jane. "A. 4222 Wood
lawn ave, April 6,
Hanson, Baby, infant, s417 Gilman
st. April s.
Landa,, Joseph. 20. los Ninth svs,.
April s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-10
Ford 1923 Touring

$40; with extras as fol-
lows: Buck ignition. Woxton horn,
foot throttle, speedometer and
dash light. bumpers front and rear,
cord tires. bar cap and motomcter,
spotlight. large steering wheel.
Evans rear wheel brakes. cut tout.
curtains open with the doors:
Windshield swipe; tof cash. bal
ance 1850 monthly.
1915 Meiroae. MA in-8210.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MANNlA0E LlNENSES
Name and Residence. Age
Mannon, George Oscar. Everett ..s2s
Hatchell, Mable Miller. Everett ..sS
Kyle. Granville S, Seattle -. Legal
Walters, Minnie, Kennydale Legal
Monts. George T.. Seattle ..,.....y1
Foster. Dorothy NJ, Seattle ..... ~,
Mason. John W.. Seattle .........2s'
Bogue, Mamie r.. Seattle ........1s
Cummings, Raymond c.. Seattle Isl
Becker, Emily, Seattle ...........S6
Myers. Irving W.. Seattle ,..,. Legal
Jobes. Emma c.. Seattle ..... Legal
Spies. Ohio T.. Seattle ,..,...- Legal
Clavern. Edith s.. Seattle. 49,. Legal
Carr. Herbert H.. Seattle $500, Legal
Mills, Margaret c., Seattle Illegal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
BONE ENEMIES
REBUKED
Supporters Of Power Bill
Thanked by Voters

King county nominated every ieg.
slatiyo candidate Tor reelection in
the primaries who voted for the
Bone bill last season. figures com
piled ON the election indicate. Two
enemies Of the bill were rcbukod.
J. a. McKinn0n and Ira H. Case
were the men defeated. They arc
well behind l. y. Chamberlain and
J. 4. souic. Bone bin supporters.
Fred J. Mets. who voted against the
measure az the last legislature. was
crowded out OF his Cd lead In the
district
Bone bin supporters leading the
field include ". +. Totten. t2d dls.
trict. leading his nearest opponent
by moro than 800 votes. Charlet
W. Saunders and a. @. Cohen are
leading on 10 ratio ia the t5th
district. and George Meacham Is
leading on the 4{th.
Adolph BehrcnH leads BY about
200 votes in the i6th district,
Charles A. Moran, who voted
against tth Bone bill. " apparently
nominated in the ais; district. how
ever. He has a small margin thru
q spill, on the many candidates IN
hi sdhirict who favor the measure.
Ralph Knapp. who voted for tho
Bone power bin. and Piiny Allen,
against 10 had no opposition IN the
sad district The victory Of Maudo
swtetman. IN tho 44th. IL the only
section IN which the returns are out
Of Tine on the issue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
HALF OF NATION
AFFECTED
ParadeS and Radio Speeches
for Mobilization Day
ny LUDwELL DENNY

WASHINGTON. Sept. IL More
than $4,000 900 people. or half the ma.
tons population. will BE- brought 10.
rectly into contact with tho country q
defense problems thru defense test
tomorrow. war department officials
estimated today.
Half this number. or $1,000 900. are
expected to participate directly or In.
directly In the local gatherings %
citizen troops and tho patriotic excr-
ciaea scheduled 20 follow them IN
nearly every city and hamlet In tho
country
Tho other half will be reached b.
General ,PcrshinE and Secretary Of
War Weeks over the radio.
Corps area commanders reported
today that tests have been made and
an amazing turnout may be expected.
In large cities like New York. Chi,
caEo. Boston and Philadelphia. great
parndes and open air meetings arc
expected TO draw thousands. Many
smaller cities and towns arc plan.
ming 70 make the test community
festival.
Tho no general tendency TO make
the day a holiday has been reported,
many grea, industrial corporations
have sigulfied their intention Of pro.
vlding ample time for their employees
to take part in the exercises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
WHATCOM LICKS
POWER TRUST
Elects BaCkerS OF Bone Pow
err Bill 10 Legislature

nELLtNGiiAM, Sept IL Rural
Whatoom county. has declared Itself
GA the power Issue. defeating all but
one opponent Of tho Bone bin and
nominating an but one supporter Of
the state power fighi.
With three small precincts 20 10
heard from. David o. Turnkey Dc
clarsd enemy Of the Bone power bill
received nomination IN the legislative
race Ia the city district, with 1859
votes Charles ! Roth. supporter o.
tho measure. was third, with 1870
votes & 4. Nolte received 1851
votes
Russ Lambert ~ sumaH VAS de.
feated BY the pro Bone vote on the
iitt senatorial district vote, which
went 10 Nsis Jacobson. sr. ~ Lyn'
den. lie made the Bone bin part u
his campaign and succeeded In relir'
ing Lambert. s,iyl votes 10 1859.
q. H. Van Horn. supporting the
Bone bin. received 2.0ss votes IN the
bard representative district, defeating
Nct 4. sorenbon. ~ Forndale. de-.
clarcd friend OF The stone a Webster
interests. Sorcnsou received 1851
yoten. Andrew Duniels0n " Blaine
who fought the power interests Ia tho
last legislature. received second place
with i.5ib votes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
Will Block Unauthorized
La Toilette State Party
to Seek to Restrain Names
From Going on Ballot; Ballaine
Scores Backers

polls. II Is a sample u the Kind o.
dishonesty that has hcandalizcd 90
many departments OF tho govern
mont under dishonest politicians. and
has made the Ia Toilette. Wheeler
candidates. necessary and inevitable.
Politicians who resort 10 dishonesty
Of this kind. In placing fake ticket
in the field under a misleading name
to deceive voters. arc Of the Fall and
paughsrty type. who accept brides
in office 20 betray the public IN.
tcresta.
THE La Wheeler ticket in
this state. under the heading. The
Progressive Party. stands for clean
methods IN campaigns. as Il stands
for honesty In public office.
~our official efforts are directed
soiel yin this state 10 tho election
Of the La Folletto.wheeier electors
on the only authorized and rtoog
nlEcd Wheeicr.La Toilette ticket.
headed. The Progressive Party"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
GLACIER R0ARS
DOWN SHASTA
Speed Marks Broken as Ice
HurlS Trees, BouIderS

YREKA. CAL Sept. it.-Au gla.
clal speed limits arp being broken
on Mount shasta. one Of tho highest
peaks on the North American con.
tinent.
The most northern Of the noun.
tain's five glaciers started toward
tho bottom yesterday and il suu
blowing its Irresistible way thru tho
morainal deposits. uprooting great
trees and hurting bouldcrs as large
as houses before a.
The roar made by the march OF
the gigantic Sec mass can 10 heard
for 20 miles A cloud OF vapor,
moying along with tho ice. which Il
travelling AZ the rate OF five miles
an hour. prevents a detailed study
Of the unusual movement.
Mountaineers believe that this sec,
ond glacial disturbance has nothing
10 do with the first Of such phe.
nomena this season when two rla.
ciers On the south side OF the noun.
tain slipped into pocket aud cas-.
Ayaded 4 river OF mud into the valley
tor a period q three weeks.
Tho long drought. which has az,
fecied all sections Of the state and
stripped the mountains almost hare
of snow ana ice. is considered re,
spousihle There Is less leo on
Noun, Shasta this month than IN
its history. o,dumers claim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
KING COUNTY is
FOR HARTLEY
French, Ahead in State
Count, Fourth Here

With but eight scattered country
precincts unrsported. King county
and Seattle gave Roland n. Hartley a
majority OF $3.50 votes for rcpubli.
can gubtruatorlal nomination over
Edward Clifford. his nearest com.
pe,itor here. the auditors count
showed Thursday The entire city
vote wac counted IN from tho s9i
precincts
T. H. French. reported running
ahead Of Hartley In the state count,
was fourth here. running 80 votes
behind George II LAmpiug,
Tho 29t city precincts. complete,
aud lti Of tho 40 county precincts
gave the following results.
Governor - Hartley iAtli; CHI.
ford. ii.f5i. Iamplng. b.isi; French
sTi9: CUyls. 1888
Lieutenant governor Adam Bee
Ter. i2.4ss. Charles leighton, iitsi.
W. /. Johnhon. s.2o5.
County commissioner Second dis.
,rlct--F. ~ Paul. 6.sJ2. W. H.
Brinton. s.i5a
County commissioner Third dls-
tricil William Brown. 73eI r. T.
KannAir $3.50; II. J, Phillips, 5.Sii
Disputed places IN the superior
court vote were.
Division No. III. j. Tallman
uncumbcnu. 1890; Malcolm Doug
las. i0,o37.
Division No. 30 W Brinkct
Hncumbenu, 1900; c. II. Paul. To-
4s2.
Division 40. Sc. L. Smith On
cumbcnU. 1889; J. s. JureY S,Osi,
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and the city would be better OFF
without any police
Chairman Ralph Nichols present
ed questions 60 Mrs Baker
DO you believe there urv uat-
su ON the Department. ho asked.
There certainly are" Mrs Baker
replied.
And you believe the police are
protecting iawbreakersy'
Yes. should say. 30"
Then law abiding citizens
have no way 10 protect them
SelVesg"
"None. I would not be In the
mercy Of orc Of those patrol.
men for five minutes. think.
however. there are a few good
policemen.
Harry T, Bolton. third member
% the commission. was 90 be cues
toned Thursday. Frank Boyle was
questioned By the committee Wednca
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
JEWEL ROBBERY
BATTLES
Score OF SIeuthS Work on
Theft in Wales Party

PORT WASHINGTON. l.. l., Sept.
More than score OF private dc.
toctives were at work today on the
Count Mountcbat,cn jewel robbery.
IN which upwards OF $4,000 IN
gems were stolen mys;eriously from
two Of the wcnlthiest families OF tho
United States and England
The losers wcrc Mira. J s. Cosden.
wife OF tho northumberland head OF
tho Cosden oil group, and Lady
Mountcbattcu. British noblewomhn.
who Is member OF the Prince Of
Wales party
so far rs could be learned. no great
progress toward solution OF the mys.
terry Ind been made up 20 today.
nl,ho tho jewels were stolen carly
Tuesday from tho paintial Cosden O..
tate. The Ccdars, near Port Washing.
ton.
Mrs. Cosdcn was tho heaviest los.
or. Tho jewolry stolen from her
was said to include:
\ black pearl ring valued at $40.
600.
Pink pearl ring $4,000,
Diamond bracelet. $4,000.
Ruby bracelet. 5000.
Pigeon blood ruby ring. $4,000
Charm bracelet. $1,000.
Diamond bow knot pin. $500.
In addition. Mrs. Cosden lost a
pearl stud. making tho total loss TO
the oil family $4,000.
Lady Mountcbatton's loss was
about $4,000.
a score Of servants, i2 Of them
women. were questioned by detect.
ives for Lloyd'k. the big London IN.
sursnco firms, and detectives for an
agency representing the Federal In.
suranco Co. All the jewels were in.
cured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
sCHINESE WAIT
ON WEATHER
Too Wet 10 Fight Now; New
Offensive Expected

sHANGSAL sept Attempts
by General Ont Hseh Yuan 10 break
the Chskang armys front at
fgwang ru constituted the only mil,
itary aeivtiy to-day. both sides hc-
ing content Tor The most part 20
Wait Tor tho countryside 20 drain
after the torrtutui rains.
The Chi IA forccs were expected
20 launch new and general or
fensive tomorrow and saturday.
weather permitting
Gen. chi Hsich Yuan, anxious 60
come 10 blows with LUIS army and
crush ID. II possible. IN order 90 10
allie 60 sparu men 90 reinforce WI
Pei IN IN the defense OF Pekin
against chang rso lin kept up an
attack al Hwang Tu all day
WEDNESDAY without much gain.
The KnnEsu troops were eheered
by reports that tho Christian Gen.
eral FcnE Nuh Slang was sending
fo.oe0 troops from Pekin 20 Join
A The Iattlt against Lu Nung Hsiang
Fsnss men arc tho best fighters In
China
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
TEXAS MURDER
Attorney Shot in Dallas as
He Enters Elevator

DALLAS. Tex. sept IL Paul ".
ODsy. attorney. was shot and In.
stantiy killed as he entered an Gle
vator in the American Exchange
bank building here today. Part OF
his face was blown away by the
first Of several shots from a shotgun
fired AZ close range. and another
took effect in his abdomen.
William q. Crawford was taken
into custody IN connection with tho
shooting. Crawford had been stand.
ins near the entrance Of tho build
ing with shotgun under his arm
for several minutes prior 10 the ap'
psaraneo Of o,Day. according to by
ISLANDERS.
The cause Of the shooting has not
been lenrncd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
Davis VIII Attack
&c. O. P. Scandals"

ESTES PARK. Colo. sept IL
DramatizIng tho scandals in the re-
publican administration In an cf-
fort to vitalizc his honesty in gov
eminent" issue was the task that
John ~. Davis, democratic standard
bearer, set for himself today as he
left this mountain retreat for
Denver.
Tho dramatization Of tho scan
dnls" will begin ai Cheyenne. wyo-
where Davis speaks tomorrow night
his general object being conscrya-
ton Of natural resources.
The democratic nominee speaks nj
tho municipal auditorium in Denver
tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
Policemen Charged With
Protecting Lawbreakers
Civil Service Commissioner Says Mem
berS of Force Are Corrupt

Charging that Scattie's police
department h 80 corrupt that
the city would be better off
without any police force. Mrs.
Donna .. Baker. a member 81
the civil service commission
"Wednesday startled members OF
the city council efficiency com.
mittee by her frank testimony.
me committee had Mrs, Baker
on the stand all day She testified
under oath and her testimony Is a
pArt % tho committees records.
Mrs, Baker charged that perjury
Is frequently committed BY police
men seeking 90 protect a brother
officer dismissed for misconduct,
she charged that the condition
amounts 60 a conspiracy 20 defeat
the purpose Of The commission.
Mrs. Baker said she believed
Tho pellce protect lawbrcakers.
that they are Erafiers. that tho
department i hopclessly corrupt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
THREE JUDGES MUST
CONTEST IN FINALS

Three superior court judges will
have 20 contest In thu finals here
Judge Boyd ! Tallman and Malcolm
Douglas will fight Il out FOR position
No. !. Everett Z, Smith and John
$ juroy viii contest Ia the finals for
scat No, 5. and Otis ". Brinker and
Charles II. Paul arc nominated for
position No 5.
For tho state supreme court John
=, Main. william d. Askren and
John Il. Mitchell are safely nomln.
atod and will bo unoppossd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
Lower Humidity
Is Fire Danger

PORTLAND. Sept. ii.-Forccast
OF lower humidity today threatened
to increase The forest fire danger In
the Northwest.
Five scriOug fires were reported in
northwestern Warrington and
flames were said 10 be uncontrolled
on Clearwater and Wells creeks. on
Nine Mile creek and on the Many
sisters trail
Rain in the siskiyou national for.
est checked what doomed 70 be a
serious fire there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11

BELLINGHAM, Sept ia new
forest fro on upper Chilliwack
creek. beyond flanagan pass, was
today giving forest service officials
serious trouble.
In tic Mount Baker region fires
in tho glacier district were still be.
ing patrollcd because of the danger
TO green timber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
Kirkman Wins From
Veteran Legislator

WALLA WALLN. acpi. NV.
II. Klrkman defeated oliver r. Corn.
wall for tho republican nomination
for state senator from Walla Walla,
Franklin and Adams county. almost
complete returns show. Cornwall Is
veteran member Of the senate.
Rirkman served several terms rs a
member OF tho house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ELECTION
STARTS ON PAGE 1

Wilmer ". Brinion for commits.
sionrr FROM the south district
with only rs rural precincts mis-.
sing. Paul 4 expected 10 Increase
his majority.
William N Brown Of the north de.
irlct, ouidiatanced Frank r. Khnnair
by l 1900 votes Ia returns from l5s out
o. 40 precincts II !. Philips Was
third. the coun, standing Brown
6.s5s; KannAir. 5.C7s and Phillips
B.sog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
JAIL PROTECTED
by POLICE GUARD

n portion OF inc nCuNN ponce
guard thrown about tho jail and
criminal court building yesterday
was maintained turnout the night be.
cause OF fresh threats TO bomb the
buildings.
Meanwhile, Chicago and all OF iii.
nois was attempting TO interpret the
sentences imposed on the millionaire
youths In terms OF what will happen
in future capital crimes. The qucs.
ton, "lf these boys arc not hanged.
who can DO hanged?" was on nearly
every lin.
The Chicago Tribune. in an cdi.
torial today. said:
''If the punishment given tho muir
dercrs meets tho approval Of tho peo.
pic OF tho state their approval indi.
Gates that tho retention OF punish.
mont by death In any eases in this
state is wrong" tho Tribune dc.
clarcd. "Wo do not sec how the con.
science OF tho state would permit any
person 20 DO sentenced 10 tho gal.
lows hereafter II the public approves
tho measure of punishment in this
case.
1T seems TO us that the next per.
son about whose neck an Illinois
sheriff knots rope has case
against tho people OF Illinois which
eternal justice would uphold,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11

liam T. Tiden II defeated Gerald
Patterson. OF Australia. in straight
sets in the first match OF the Davis
cup challenge round here this after.
noon. ca. 81. g..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
Ed Sims in Danger
of Losing Election

PORT TOWNSEND. Sept. LIE.
s. sims. republican machine" lead.
or IN the housc Of the state legisla.
turo for many years. may be olimi.
mated from the race this year by an
official count lie In running second
and IS in danger OF being eliminated.
Northrup has Sol votes. Sims, s2j
and Phillips, 6i2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
SAYS IT IL WORK or
DISHONEST POLITICIANS

The ticket filed under the name,
The Ia Toilette Independent Pro.
gFessiye Party. b. people unknown
20 the official state eommltts u tho
progressive party. is fraud on i,s
solely in this state 10 the election
honest republican politicians IN on
attempt 70 confuse the voters a, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11

DR.. Haynes. eis Denny bldg, Ia using
tho machine "BrlnEnE tho suns Heat
Ing Powers into tho Home. Article
which appeared In last sundays P.-I.-.
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11

I'm INJUNCTION VIII be sought
by members OF the progressive
party Of Washington restrain tho
secretary Of state from the plse.
ing on the general election bal
lot any but the official Ia Dol.
Ictte electors Of the progressive
party. Edgar Snyder. attorney
for the party. declared Thursday.
Snyder said that no was prcpar.
ing TO take this move within few
days.
Parties responsible for the placing
q tho unauthorized La Toilette
ticket In the field were scored Thurs.
day In statement issued By John
+. Ballalnc. La Toilette state mana.
ser progressive party. Bailalne do.
clarcd there Il but ono real La FOL,
is,to ticket in this state. His state.
msut follows;
There Is only one authorized l.,
Toilette wheeler ticket In the field In
the state % Washington II Is the
ticket headed. The Progressive
Party. and carries seven candidates
Tor presidential electors - nothing
more The progressive party has no
state ticket in the field. and Is OF.
nclaliy supporting no state ticket or
any part Of any state ticket. We
arc working solely in support Of the
progressive party ticket which car
riss tho seven Ia Follstie.whoelsr
candidates for presidential electors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11

JOHN CORNWALL Ia asked TO
communicate with his niece, Mrs. A.
ore. sho has not heard from him for
years. but understands that he is now
I'm Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
SAYS STATES CASE
WAS .AIRTIGHT

The states attorney presented an
alright case that should have re.
suited in hangings. The court dc.
clded otherwise and now the re-
aponalbilliy lies In other hands than
mine. since they cannot be hanged.
trus, they shall never be freed
from prison
Clarence barrow. chief counsel for
tho defense, before departing for n
vacation. insisted. however. that no
effort would be made 20 far as no
Is concerned. 10 release Bobby
Franks slayers.
at was nil we could have hoped
for-there viii be no appeal no
said firmly.
Babe" and pickle" arose at
their customary hour this morning
and prepared for their departure
from the county Jail.
The two young prisoners, about
10 lose their identity and become
Nos. 1905 and ssos, said goodbye
10 their jai companions other pris.
oncrs. guards. and Miss Florence
sohully. teacher OF the jail school.
Leopold and Loeb have been popu.
lar among the prisoners and all
wished them well as they prepared
20 leave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
Couzens Has Big
Lead in Michigan

DETROIT. Mich. sept. li.-with
less than 200 precincts missing. Sen.
ator James CouEcn5 today had a
plurality OF $1,000 over Judge futile
| ior the republican nomination for tho
Yong senatorial term.
couzens, who had Jagged In the
early senate returns. swept into the
lead as soon us Wayne county be.
ban reporting.
a total Of z,5s. out OF 2.7s3 pre-
cincis give the following results: .
couzens. 1886: Tutre. zsfo57.
Smith, 1881. Tussing. s3Iis.
Couzens' plurality. 5g.a9s.
The word and occurs s5.543
times In the Old Testament. while The
word reverend occurs only once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SLAYERS
STARTS ON PAGE l

form record 80 secure that no
pardon or parole board Al any time
IN the future viii release the young
aiaycrs from the peni,entiary.
In addition, Grove will send all OF
The peoples cKhibits'-all the CYL
Genco he presented during the muir.
der hearing before Chief Justice
John H. Cavsrly.
I'VE want 10 make tho record
clear and clean" the states attor.
ney told the United Press. so that
no efforts Of tho defense VIII sue.
ctel In netilnE these murtlerers free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11

There nre 592.4s9 words in the Old
testament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
Tilden Winner in
First Cup Match

GERMANTOWN CRICKET
CLUE, Philadelphia. sept. ii.-Wn.