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New Britain herald., 1924-08-22
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lGcneral Electric co.--seheneetady,
 N. Y,1
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22
MIIAs

lcolrlsF Journal and Louisville Times
 Louisville, kNl
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22
WAA,i

q. R. Nelson to.-NeWark.0
 6:So 10 7:30 r. m.--Denville Shack ofchestra-Dinner hour con cert.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22

T, m,-Inlernationpl Sunday school lesson.
 7:O5 D. m,-l}aseball results. 7;i5 D. m.--Goldman band concert. a:l5 D. m,--falk. Radio Ears" iO;30 D. Musical program by Cyhrlc Male quartet.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22

6:3o p, m.-Meyer Davis Bellevue Stratford Hotel concert orchestra and sport results
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22
WIFI

to 10 p. m.-Dinner music.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22
N+NIAI1

| (Round Hills Radio Corp. - South
 Dartmouth, Mass.)
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22
NNIAIsIi
(StorrS--Conn.)

7:15 D. m.--State market report, 7.25 ?. ln.--Report of International Egg Laying contest.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22

63n to 7:S0 p, m.-Dinner music Faui Suecht's famous Alamac orches- tia.
 9.S0 P. n.--Charles Strickland Palisades Park orchestra.
 10 D. m.---ConCert pianist.
 t0:10 n. m.-Harmonica soloist. 1920 D. m,-"The Radio Franks. 10:30 D. m.--Roseland Ballroom dance orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22

WEI (Strawbriage and Clothier - Phila- delphia.)
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22

D. m.-Sport news and weather forecast.
 D. m.--Musicsl program G hour). Soprano, contralto, tenor and plan iste,
 p. m.---Weekly Tourists Road Bulletin.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22

tWes'inghouso-l.ast Piiisharshl
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22
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Shepard Stores-Boston,)
New Britain herald., 1924-08-22
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-24
PERSONAL

Bert Pearson is here from Walla
VALE, visiting relatives and friend .
John Wilson was in Grangeville
from Slate creek during the week.
I;crt Becker has returned from mo
tor trip to Walla Walla, COlfax, and
Spoh aTt.
III. Jentges, of Ferdinand, and ]
WilIenborg, of Greencreek, were in
Grangeville recently.
Mrs Helen Scales departed Monday
for Boise, where she Will visit her
niece, Mrs. r. B.. Kading.
Ludwig Conrad, of Harpster, tran
sacted business in Grangeville Mon
day.
Mrs. W. A. F0skett and son, Law
renee, f. u. Taylor and ID. e. Foskett,
all of Whitebird, spent Saturday in
GrangevilIe.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Mcconnell and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Sims returned
late last week from motor trip to
Spokane.
sir0and Mrs. w. p. Conger and sons
spent Saturday and Sunday with rel
atives and friends in Grangeville. Mr.
Conger is e6 of the Nez Peree
Herald.
w. FsaCdark. { HarIster, was i'll
Cirangev.iiei Monday. Mr.. Clark, who
is commissioner of the Clearwater
Highway district, reported fe.d WORK
or, he road survey between Sites anu
Barpsters has ben completed.
Forest Rangers Clover and Space
have returned from Snake river, where
they were engaged on trail construct
ion since March l. They VIII leave
next Monday, accompanied by Ranger
Mcconnell, for Elk City with pack
stock and equipment. Preparation
will be made there for the spring ana
summer work in the country south ana
east of Elk City
Mrs. Katie Hill and daughter, OF
Kansas City, Mo-, are visiting MIS-
Hills brother, George Farrens. prop
rietor of the Revere hotel. Inc
brother and sister had not seen each
other for twenty years. This is the
first trip by Mrs. Hill and daughter
10 Grangeville. They came by way OF
old Mexico and by steamer to Los
Angeles, thence to Portland. Mrs. Hill
is the widow of an ex-freman, killed
in big fire in Kansas City, eight
wears ago. 81 Her son, Jesse Hill, Is now
filling his fathers pace on the fire de-
partment.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-24

Maries, Idaho, on the Goth of May,
1924, called for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to the Democratic Nat
ional convention, to be held in New
York city, June oath, 1924. All Dem
ocrats, whether committeeman. or not
are cordially invited to attend and par
ticipate. In this meeting.
M. Reese Hattabaugh,
Chairman.
John A. Powell
Secretary.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-24
NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC
MEETING

Notice is hereby given that there
will be held a meeting of the Dem
oGatic County Central committee at
the courthouse in the city of Grange
Vile, Idaho, on Saturday, May 3rd,
at the hour of 2 o'clock p. NJ. of
said day, for the purpose of electing
delegates from Idaho county, Idaho,
to attend the state convention at st.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-24

what Happened to Joness
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-24
B Fork No. 8 Lode, Survey No.

$3.50.
nllng at corner No. / Identical
,S Solner OF location; fir post 5
"a sSsie, 412 IT. long set 2 #. in the
n m,ln mound Of earth and
scrloed 5000. The west corn
'e''Ons ID and 30, twp. 20, N. R
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-24
GILT EDGE FRACTION LODE,
Survey No. 5000.

survey NO. oOoO.
Beginning at corner No. /, fir post
5 in. square, AZ #. long, set z IT. IN
the ground, with mound of earth and
stone, scribed 1000. The west corner
sections 10 and 80, twp. 20 n. X. .,
e. b. M. bears south 50 deg. ii min.
80 Sec, east 4235.44 it.; thence south
50 deg. and Sc min. west 1900 IT. to
corner No. q A fir post in. square,
AZ 1T. long, set 1T. in The ground
with mound !. of earth and stone
scribed 2-3030; thence north deg.
and 20 min. west 600 TT. to corner NO.
3, identical with the corner OF loca-
ton, Afr post in. square, Az IT,
long, set 2 IT. in the ground win
mound of earth and stone, scrlDed
3-2-3030; thence north SO deg. ana 90
min. east 1900 #. to corner NO; q
identical with corner Of location. a
fir post in. square, Az TT. long, set
2 TT. in the ground with mound or
earth and stone, scribed 4-l-3o5o I;
thence. south 3 deg. 20 min. east QUO
TT. to corner No. i, place OF beginning
The presumed course or d1recuon
of the Gilt edge Fraction Lode is
easterly by westerly. The NUMBER OIL
feet claimed on this lode is 1900, des-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-24

Beginning at corner No. ldenticaI
with the corner Of location, fir post
5 in. square, Az IT, long, set 2 IT. In
the ground, with mound Of earth and
stone, scribed 1000. The west cor
ner of sections 10 and 30, twp. 20 N.
r. 8. e. B. M. bears south 3S deg. 371A
min east 5014 it.. thence south 90 deg.
and 80 min. west 1900 TT. to corner
No. 2. A fir post 4 in. square, Az It.
long. set 2 TT. in the ground, with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
JAIL ONE, Get
STOLEN AUTOS
Ia Lost Cars Found After
One Takes Fire

Coming as nm enticiimax TO the *.
posure Of a large automobile theft
ring Wednesday evening by federal
and police officials. IN which two
stolen cars had been recovered and
ono man jailed. stolen machine
early Thursday morning caught fire
at 10Th ave. S. and Bradford 81. and
was totally destroyed.
The car had been stolen from G. l..
Cole, 703 Marion ST.. shortly after
midnight IL was discovered in flames
soon after by residents OF the neigh.
borhood, who called the fire depart.
ment The auto. however was n
total wreck before they arrived. An
empty whisky key was found in the
back seat.
The auto theft gang is said TO have
specialized in stealing Ford coupes.
which were disposed or in other coast
cities. Wednesday evening. Detective
Walter Donch. Deputy sheriff NJ. c.
S,allcop and y II. German. sreclal
investigator OF tho Puciflc Coast
Automobile Underwriters. notified tho
Seattle police that they had arrested
ono man and located II stolen coupcs
and ono sedan in Belingham
Tho officers expect TO make more
orrcsis and may also locate n scorc
cf stolen autos Tho man under IA.
rest ia Walter Bradley. who was
arrested at Portland and was re.
turned to Seattle Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
ROAD RESORTS
UNDER PROBE
Waiter at "The Grove Is
Called by Jurors

fong heralded, the King county
grand jury'a probe OF county road
houses opened Thursday with the
jurors crashing into the heart OF one
OF the best known places OF It's kind
in tho state for It's information.
That roadhouse is Tho Grove. sltu.
ated about five miles north OF the
city on tho Victory highway. II Is
the scene Of the ainying OF Harry II.
I.acello by winnifred Gibbons. 10.
year.old Seattle girl. who il now
serving one 10 ten years at walla
waila for mnnsiaughter.
Melvin o. Miilar. an extra" wait.
er az The Grove. was tho first OF
tho institutions employees 20 be
called before the jurors. Miller, who
was present at Tho Grove when fed
eral prohibition agents ralded the
place fortnight ago and arrested
tho prepristors on conspiracy
charge. WAS at the grand jury rooms
tya:ao Thursday morning 10 appear
before the inquisltora.
Next came George Carroll. sing
or and entertainer 81 Tho Grove. Car.
roll figured prominently IA state
witness In the trial OF Wlnnifred Glib
bons.
still other employees OF the place
were sphpoenacd 10 appear before the
jury during the day.
Miller declared he is employed AZ
The Grove only a- an extra waiter
and works when business Is good. lie
admitted being present when tho fed
eraI men made their raid and wa
brought in by the agents.
II don't know whether ! was mr.
rested or not" Miller Aaid. II be
iieye was charged merely to De
held as a witness"
Mrn. Jacob Turner. :is ssnd ave
&. appeared before the jury with
a request 10 be admitted. She said
that her husband has been under
the influence OF lntoxleRnta fot
sorno weeks and that she las MP,
pcaIcd 70 Iab police for protection
bat they iid not take care OF her
spouse.
Il told Captain Collier at poles
headquarters that he was getting
moonshino at 7o7 Time st.. ana the
police raided the place but could
lind nothing she said Then
l told him about a place on Eighth
ave. whero my husband hrs ob,
tanned liquor and they raided that
but didn't find anything. Captain
Collier tariged a, me like IA dos
when complained. want u iell
the grand jury sboa, Il 30 they
can close no these dumps"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
FEAR Sc AT Tie.
YOUTH DROWNED.
Caretaker Of Estate Missing
Since Before Christmas

Fears that Harold Smith, 23.year.
old Seattle youth, was drowned in
81. vincent's bay near Vancouver.
u. G.. were held by his mother. Mrs.
John Mcdonald. a217 Edmonds st..
Seattle, and other relatives, Thurs.
day.
The youth has not been heard
/ from Hinee week before Christmas.
lie was employed as carctakcr by
Robert Heard. OF st. Fineent's. He
was last seen by John Smith. OF
Vanguard Bay. when he stumbled
into their home. exhausted, and said
no had been adrift for two days in
a rowboat.. lie was rested. provided
with n new oar TO replace dam.
aged one. warmed and fed, and then
set out to row 20 st. vlncent's bay.
Mrs. Mcdonald. the mother. said
sho has had n prcmonition that her
son had been slain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
S NIT H CHOSEN
|. C. C. CHAIRMAN
Deadlock Since Start Of
Congress Broken by Vote

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1O--The sen
ate late yesterday elected Senator
Smith. South Carolina. democrat.
chairman OF the senate Interstate
commerce committee. Smith re-
ceiycd ono vote more than the ma.
jority OF the senate. Tho election
ended deadlock which had lasted
since congress met.
Four progressive republicans and
the two farmer.lnbor senator's went
over for Smith and assured his elee.
ton.
The 32nd ballot. upon which
Smiths election was accomplished.
showed Smith. 30; cummins. 20;
couzenH. G.
Tho elk insurgents who voted FOR
Smith were Senators BrooiShart. re.
publican. Frazier. republican; John
son. farmcr.lnbor; I.add. republican,
La Toilette. republican, and Ship.
stead. farmer.labor.
These combined with 80 democratic
votes gave Smith one more than the
necessary IS votes.
Senator'S cappcr. GoodIng. Howell,
Jones OF Warrington. Norbeck and
Norris. voted for couzens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
AUTOISTS
STARTS ON PAGE /

ports win DO handled by tho in,
ycstlgation squad.
AN accidents In which people are
injured viii be investigated with n
view TO gaining evidence upon
which 70 file charges against guilty
drivers, Tho squad viii also be
used for rounding up witnesses 70
strengthen city cases against such
drivers" declared Fuaua.
In Eastern cities, where this sys,
tenn Is used. statistics show tha,
auto accidents have been greatly
reduced. aud hope II VIII be the
same in seattle's case. Al any
rate. the squad will create greater
respect for traffic laws"
patrolman G. c. Taylor and Louls
Stoke. special Investigator. to.
gether with motorcycle pa,rolman,
win be the nucleus OF the new
squad.
The three men win be on duty
daily. and win DO nothing but work
upon cases needing investigation
when Il II possible 10 obtain add.
tionai men they VIII be- added TO the
squad according 20 Fuqua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
ANOTHER DRIVER
.JAILS HIMSELF
Judge Won't Do II, but Mo-
torist Lands In Cell

Another moiorist went 10 jan
Thursday
This time II vas for driving With.
out lights.
Ray Dellvuk. -. an undertaken.
arrested last Saturday in the traffic
trap NJ westlakc ave. and Virginia
ST. was convicted In Justice John u.
Gordon's court and fined IS Thurs.
day.
lie could not raise the fine. SO he
was committed 10 jan for 20 hours.
Dclivuk was arrested BY Pntrolmen
X l.. Webb and Fred Ivey. lie
was given two days in which TO
raise IS bonds. lie reported at pc.
lice headquarters without II. He
Was taken 20 court Immediately and
sentenced.
lilo Is the frs; driver in the city's
history. 20 far as Is known. TO be
jailed for this otfcnSe. He lives at
2lis Seventh ave. W. and is en-.
ploycd by the Collins Brothers I'm.
dertRking company
The morning court docket showed
20 bail forfeits and rs fines. with
about 40 or IS cases to be tried in
the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
108 AUTOISTS
UP FOR TRIAL

A total OF ios motorists were
scheduled for trial in police court
Thursday on charges OF violating
various traffic laws.
Tho list includes % specders. is
men who drove without headlights.
five for standing without lights. a
for parking, five for passing loading
street cars. two for disregarding sig.
mails. two for reckless driving. two
for having 1929 licenses and two for
failing 20 report accidents.
In addition. five continued cases
were scheduled for trial three for
driving while drunk and two for
reckless driving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
Woman and Child
Burned to Death

JOSEPH. Ore. Jan. i0.-Nirs.
George NJ Tucker and her little
grandson. Grant, age 4. are dead and
three other people are seriously
burned as n result Of stove explo.
sion here last night
Fire occurred when an explosion
filled the house with fire after Tuck.
or. the woman's husband, had flllcd
n stove with q bucket Of coal dust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
BANDIT HOLDS
UP DRUG STORE
Points Pistol at Clerk on
Broadway and Gets $50

Entering tho Powell'a pharmacy.
Broadway and Denny way, wednes.
day night, heavy-set bandit robbed
the clerk OF $50 and escaped. The
bandit carried long. black pistol.
Tho home OF Mrs. II. Il. Kruger.
2f5s a5th ave. ~. was entered
"Wednesday night by burglar who
stole a set OF silverware.
Earl Il. Bee. 5I0 Broadway. re-
ported that he had been held up
by a bandit near tho Rainier bail
park. The man had glove on
his left hand and held pistol
In his right hand. He took Si10
from See and commanded See 10
beat H." Sec did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
TOLD STORY TO
OIL COMPANY MEN

''simons told US his story a long
time ago and we decided there was
nothing criminal about a." Fisher
announced Thursday. There was no
a,temp, n, swindling the insurance
company IS his policy had already
lapsed. tho | understand 1, was paid.
under bond. 10 Mrs. sImons. sim
mons. or simons. Is all right. n was
a family matter and IS nothing new.
The only new point about IL q. tina,
now !, has become public knowledge
thru information which the newspa.
pcrs have received"
Fisher added that oil company
authorities were Informed that 81.
mons staged his own death to es.
cape from his san Francisco life and
get 70 work and away from his wife.
No explanation was made by any In.
formants. however. az 20 why he al,
lowed tho hoax 20 stand.
y. s. Peterson OF Sun Francisco.
spokesman for the simons family,
said they had learned several months
ago that simons was alive and now
mad definitely established his identity
~ the man working here. There has
been no attempt at reconciliation. IL
IL said. No reason for slmons' dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
WAS BORED BY
SOCIETY LIFE

Bored by a life OF social friyolltics
IN tho exclusive ''Belyidere set"
residents OF San Francisco suburb.
and unwilling TO Reccde 20 his
wife's policy Of going in for no.
oiety." simons staged tho drown.
ing hoax four years ago. when his
clothing was found on the beach.
There has been no attempt at
reconciliation. Il was learned here
Thursday. tho he has been in touch
with his family for several years.
since coming 10 Seattle and engng.
ing IN several businesses.
Discovery was made when the In.
suranee company. with which he was
insured for $4,000. suspected that he
was not dead when no body was
ever found. The insurance was paid
hi7 widow and Is now being re
funded 10 the company out OF his
estate, according TO Don Fisher. dis.
trici manager Of tho oil eonpany'a
ST fft,1SSs tfY As,ssstsE4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
DEAD CLUBMAN
WORKING HERE!
"Drowns" in California and
Gets Work With Seattle Firm

Yes. l know all about II.
hut I'm too busy 10 talk about
II. Good.bye.'
Frank T.. slmons, travelling
auditor and trusted employee OF
the Shell OIL company. working
out OF the Seattle offices, hung
mp the receiver and refused 20
comment over long distance tele-
phone wires To MI. Vernon
Thursday on the discovery by
the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Go. that he Il tho
same Frank Slmons, scion Of n
wealthy San Francisco family
and former elubman. who was
drowned near that city In No
yembcr. 1919.
simons. or simmons" as he {
known In Seattle, promised tina
perhaps" he would hnvo some
thing to say when no returns iron
a tour OF Shell OIL offices of th
state, He Is expected here th
latter part OF next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
. PUBLIC INSTALLATION Fri

day evening will usher into office
the new executives OF Elliott BAY
lodge. No. ss7. A. F. 4 A. NJ. at the
noric hall. Masonic Temple. Harvard
I'VE. and Pine st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
,lEMnERs OF THE BIBLE

study class Thursday afternoon were
10 hear A. Bruce Curry writer and
professor in an eastern biblical sem.
mary. at tho Y. W, c. A. at :
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
SAYS MRS. sIsTONs
SOMEWHERE IN EAST

Peterson said Mrs. Simon. now Is
somewhere IN the East" and re.
fused 10 reveal her whereabouts.
II don't know anything about
their plans beyond that slmons Is
alive and Mrs simons knows f."
Peterson said.
since coming 20 Seattle slmons
has worked as n CLERK. radio operator
and finally for the She'll company.
where he started work two years ago
in mental capacity md advanced
rapidly 70 his present position as
travelling auditor.
During the past two years 81.
mons has resided At tho home OF Mrs.
Herman +. Baker. 25O2 gath ave. ~.
He has Stunned tho socity Of young.
cr people. Mrs. Baker said. and some
time ago partly revealed his past
life. simons IL Is yesn Of nEe now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
STYLES
STARTS ON PAGE 1

hose. n wrappy thing curved around
her. and one Of those little rounded
hats pulled down about her cars. II
that outfit OF hers didn't resemble nn
exclamation point, I'll eat the stub
OF this camolr'
Which was why Ths Star demon
cameFaman and yours sincerely set
forth bright and early Thursday
morning TO effect capture" OF the
human exclamation mark.
IT'S pretty mean to sneak up on
a girl and take picture Of her
hack. but We were out 10 find out
whether there was any truth in tho
%. C.'s rcmark--and nothing could
stop US.
WE SEE ONE.
Standing right in front Of the Flor.
enee shop on Second ave, sure
enough. there sho was. looking in
the window, with her nose almost
pressed against tho glass, doubtless
communing with herself over the nd.
visibility Of going upstairs and Civ.
ing closer inspection 10 somo OF the
attractive wcarables displayed there.
in.
"Bz.z.zrr" went thn camera. FLAP.
per or grandmother" mumbled tho
photos. you can't tell thing
about"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
SINCLAIR WILL TAKE
STAND FOR FATHER

Sinclair will take the stand in the
superior court OF Lewis county as n
witness In defense or HIS father.
State Senator Percy J.. Sinclair. be.
Ing tried on charge OF making a
false statement rs 20 the banks
financial condition.
Percy Sinclair was president OF
the bank. His son was brought from
Walla Walla prison 90 testify.
Myron Sinclair is expected TO di.
vulge every secret OF his populations.
from the time he stepped from the
paths OF honesty. I'm 1917, until his
bank was closed, in September. 1923.
And upon the youths testimony
probably will hang the fate OF his
father. To date. the boy has taken
all tho blame for the failure OF the
bank He has admitted embezzlc.
mcnt and falslfying tho banks rec.
orls. lie has declared that he kept
his father in complete ignorance OF
tho banks condition.
The revelation is expected TO solve
the mystery that has puzzled II.
waco-what became OF the money
cmbezzled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SINCLAIR
STARTS ON PAGE 1

amincrs. They are not auditors. E"
said the witness. we don't audit
accounts TO look for shortages. We
merely examine the books"
"oh That will do" ended Fisk.
States attorneys admitted Thurs.
day they had played their trump
card on Wednesday evening in the
form OF tho testimony Of The sheriff
and HIS deputy OF Pacific county.
Deputy j. J Clarke testified that
the elder Sinclair once said. ~ ought
TO go up with my son and serve
with him"
Sinclair. however. declares he said:
Il would gladly save my son by serv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10

Judge Emmett Walsh, al Haw.
thorne. New. got that day as tho one
ON which Hughcy Sing and Gee Jon,
san Francisco Chinese. are to be as.
phyNiatcd under Nevada's law sub
stituiInE death in poison gas cham.
her for hanging as the lcgal method
OF infllcting capital punishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
TIP RESULTS IN
FALL OF TWO MORE

Acting upon n tip which they re.
ceived later. Detectives Ernie Yoris
and c. G. Former went 10 Everett.
where they found Griffin and Pollock
on the stree, and arrested them. The
two men denied any connection with
the robber gang.
Two other men are sought b. the
police Tenant Gays he knows def.
nliely who the members OF tho gang
are. but has no evidence 10 file
against them. with the exception Of
Morgan and Twombly who were cap.
tured rs they fled. Both win prob.
ably face charges OF grand larceny.
An six OF the alleged gangsters are
ex.eonvicts. remnant said. and all arc
under 80 years OF age.