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The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11

Mrs. c. R. Bell and children, Bar bara and Jimmie, left on the Ala meda for a visit to Juneau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11

Hires Root Beer, ice cold and re- freshing, sold exclusively at Cases Ice Cream Parlor.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11

Miss Ruth Lindman is spending short vacation with the home folks in Wrangell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11

Mrs. c. D. Osten left on the Ala neda for Petersburg after ten days visit her with her husband.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11
CHURCHES
 ST. PHILIPS CHURCH

SUNDAY, SEPT. IA, 1924. 10:15 A. M. Morning Prayer with sermon.
 11:30 A. M. Church School 7:30 P. M. Evening prayer with Lecture. Theme, Jonah.
 The book of Jonah was written for the purpose of getting under the skin of the Jew of the writer's day to show that God cared for other message for today? Come and help in the service.
 Rev. H. P. Corser, Rector.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11

Arrivals from Seattle on the Northwestern Thursday were c. E. Clark, Viola Muller, L. Anderson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11

George R. Sylvester, who has been serving on the grand jury at KetchiQan, returned home on the Ketchikan, returned home on the Northwestern Thursday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11
Local News

John P. Van Orsdel arrived from Seattle on the Northwestern Thurs day.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11

Mar. A. E. Gurr who had been II Ketchikan during the past week re turned on the Northwestern Thurs day.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11

G. H. Tozier arrived from Sitka on the Alameda
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11
"COLD IN THE HEAD"

is an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh. Those subject to frequent "colds" are generally in a run down" condition.
 HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE Is a Treatment consisting of an Ointment to be used locally. and Tonic, which acts Quickly through the Blood on the Mu- cous Surfaces, building up the System. and making you less liable to colds"
 Sold by druggists for over 40 Years.
 n, J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, o.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11

Louis Paul was a passenger for Petersburg on the Alameda Friday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11

E. A. Lindman left on the Alame. da for Ketchikan to attend court.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11

FOR SALE-Dining table. h. quire Sentinel office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11

Hon. Henry O'Malley, Commis- sioner of Fisheries, was aboard the Alameda Tuesday en route to Wash ington.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-09-11

In the U. S. Commissioners Court in and for the Wrangell Precinct, First Division, Territory of Alaska.
 IN PROBATE
 In the Matter of the Guardianship of the Estates of Catherine Louise Matheson, Mabel Glen Matheson, and Anne Elizabeth Matheson, mi nor heirs of F. Matheson, deceased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
STOCKS STRONG
AT CLOSING
End Of Week Finds Issues In
Good Condition
WALL sTnEEf JoYn.AG rISAS-
fIAI ufgkII.M


NEW YORK. April ef-gtafr-
closed thia week win 40 gutbufst III
strength which carried fha ihduatrinl
iraurff 60 new hiEh Fraand GA the
current recovery lt uaa evident
That fhf uldalnE ~ nn oFfrcrowdfd
situation Du fhf short else uaH fflil
ne principal impulre bshind ths
faiiT
Hut hack % The force Wa bs
realization that fhe drastic decline
which has proceeded virtually With
auf Interruption riuCH thf suIddif ~
ffhfuafT lad been carried o. rz-
Nrfufs. after difc9untinE such indie
Gallon of huflnnfn ahrlnhAFt AZ
have come ~ nEtf ana placing fhs
market NJ q whole iu position fer a
Vigorous rebound.
Steel. General Electric. Efudehak
~ WOODEN. Can and BALDWIN were
fha natural leaders N the Cunfhari d
because thry had been singled oi2
for concentrated attacks of the re-
cent professional drives.
Ealls were atlll irregular under
the Influence ~ further rralinng
sales in Norfolk a Western.
The market closed higher Unit
"a states Steel. 1904. up e; fald
win, ila. up a. Htudsbakff 90 q.
up Z. American Can. lHzfs. up ~
WOODEN. Gfs. up I. Industrial Alrp-
hol. a. Up Il Cast Iron Pipe. bsis.
up ahs tan-Amrrirun Petroleum..
IS. ~" 49,, off HFthlfhem
steel bfit. III = C0ngoisumi fia
up q. General Electric. 1ifk. ~
IL. Fere Marquette. ffE. Up =
norfolk a western. l1l1, OF y
Texas Company flhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
New Charges Made
Against Wheeler

w a II y q + ON. April a.
Charges that Senator Wheeler.
Montana. agreed 70 usa his In.
nuenee 70 act Oh permits Tor his
ellen, created seHzAtion todey al
the senate Investigation d WhselcFs
Indictment. b. a grand jury.
Tho charges were made b. Henry
c. Closer. STAG witness for the
prosecution In the investigation.
CLOSER was formerly secretary 10
Gordon Campbell. Montana oil man.
whom Il n charged Wheeler agreed
70 represent in The land cases b..
fofu the interior department.
Wheeler told Campbell. In sub.
stance. not 10 worry about getting
tho permiia." CLOSER kaid In re-.
counting an alleged conversation
between them. He said that hlA
position here would make Il easy
70 get things fixed up" taid the
witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
Women Okeh Bone
Super-Power Bill

Tho Washington womcn'a Lcgls-
latlye council az Tacoma Friday
adopted n resolution favoring the
Bone power btu and recommended
IS bills for passage by tho mex, lcgls.
hnurc.
The state organization also will
urge a state home for feeble minded
persons md tho reopcning OF tho
women's Industrial clinic.
Tho Bone bin resolution was IN.
troduced by Mrs. Jessie T. Irving. OF
Seattle. president OF the womcn'a
King County Democratic club. An.
other resolution urged equal repre-.
sentation Of women with men Of all
party organization personnel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
Building Permits

s. poMortino. iessH Dearborn e.. fran,
bids, iQxao. $1,000.
A. l.. Rice Co. LowmAn bldg, altera.
ton store, 1900.
4. w. johnson, care architect, frame
apartment aoxi1c. $4,000
Mylroio 4 Chapman. Inc. 900 Shelby.
min gnragc, iooxiss. $500.
Mrs. Eliza basEetta. nos n. 10th Al,
frsmo residence. aaSit, sa,soo.
Gale 4. Robinson. ihae Maple way. framo
rcridcncc. soxt0. $500
Arthur Il. Larson. 5bif waiilnEford.
frame residence. .pxss. sa.so0.
w. W. Rlges. spoi y. Jamca. frame real.
denee. sSNaa. $4,000.
J, H. CrHndcy. i6la 18TH N, u fran,
rraidonce, s6sio. 1900.
" l.. 9randey, @5ip 18th N. 10. frame
retldonco. 2sxsS. $4,000.
r. u. Urandcy, 4tia 18th N, ID. frame
realdcnce, asxss, $4,000.
a. l., Grnndey, i51o 18th n. r., frame
residence. eexio, $4,000.
Henry II. 0tostoin, wilsonlan Ants.
frame residence, s5sio. $1,000.
Gardner J. Gwnn, iIoge bldg, frame
residence, aixti. $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
YOU'LL FIND
1T HERE

I'll WARMER
EVERYBODY happy SO work sun
eay
COPS arrested >. A. Tfsrh. FOUND
pas phone box kegs in his room Ana
Coin boa then mYHirrie solved
mcbhe.
Tom sana. 81. lap sought revenge
for The lmmlupiirn ban. Turned
hose on pasarrsby 90 seventh ana
Dfafburn. JAN
Equal rirhis for women That's
What Misa Mabel Vernon viii taik
about 10 the Commonwealth club
palfnalfs. Monday evening
"Old Black Joe" was sung Friday
night as a Jubilee ~ Allah chapter
10. y. g. Other idtlmc sonFs. top
Mr.. A. q. Benflsld in charge.
Thousand Masona helped iny cor
norriono AZ Lake Forrest park GA Sat
nrday afternoon Tor new temple. n
W. Holman welded The tr0woL
Anuariat spirit ~ Germany SLOWLY
being conquered b. pacifsi organiza'
tiona. John A. Fletcher. rcpreaeninis
British Quhkcrs. tells Seattle. audi
ence.
Seattle lodge of Moose viii honor
dead members sunday. Rev. Am
broae Bailey viii preside
Southern Pacific agents from Lon
don. Liverpool Genoa. Hamburg and
Paris viii b. IN Seattle on Monday.
They're on a tour. studying transpor
iaiion.
Lincoln m pupils viii sing The
Mikado" May 2 and 3. evenings
School auditorium
Fruit growing sections report
crops hard hi BY Thursday might
frosts. Temperatures ranged down d
81 above.
DR.. y. u. Hardy ana a party lefl
Saturday from Wrangci ISLAND foi
the Valley OF Ten Thousand Smokes
Alaska. They'll hunt and make
movies.
Funeral service for Thomas J
Davis VIII b. held sunday. p. m
lie was a pioneer shoemaker. Thf
odd Fellows will have charge.
Plans for the iI.5o0.00o drive foT
whitman college are ready. Il be
gins May 2. Dinners IN various
cities win launch the campaign.
Council o. Legal Education has
awarded class a rating 20 the Uni
yersity law school. Dean Condor
was notified.
There are stili 1900 political pris
onerr In Irish jaiis. SO says Mrs
Katherine Clark. Of Dublin. Seattle
visitor.
Rummagr sale. April $3.50. wes,
Lake market Staged by Evergreen
court. order Of the Amarnnth.
c0psi Raid Post hotel. 90 YesleE
way. Trunk 81 moonshine, A.hal j
itnwaish. proprietor. arrested. $500
bail.
Deputy Prosecutor Ralph Ham,
MGR Eays Morreil l. Anderson set
fire AZ the Anderson home. az 1871
2tih ave. s.. March IL. Anderson
blamed bandits
Seattle Boy Bicycle Rangers
STAGED a wheel parade Saturday
morning. It's National Bicycle
week.
Y. OF vs.. education school now 4
accredited In California for teach
Ing IN high schools.
81 Vincent Home for tho Aged
opened Saturday. Irs near ssih
ave. s. W. and Hudson ss.. West Sc
attic. Church and civic officials
helped IN tho ceremonies.
Army officers want 100 more
young men for civilian military
training camps AZ Camp Lewis and
Fort wordcn this summer Apply
seth division heaqnarters. county
city building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
SUPPORTS BILL
Architects Wife Wants to
Assist Home Owners

Declaring that II was ON her re.
quest that tho private property
owners" clause was inserted IN the
proposed architects ordinance for
the city building code, Mrs. Mary A.
Blair saturday came to the aid OF
tho Hcskcth Harry James proposal,
which was recently attacked by Tho
star and building and home design
ers. and declared that ahe was re-
sponsibe for gaining amendment OF
the bin 10 protect the average homo
seeker.
Mrs. Blair IL tho wife OF Edgar
Blair. architect. aOi Epler building.
and aids in the publishing Of Pa.
clfic Northwest architects trade
journal. she said.
There is n crying need for pro.
lection OF home owners from the
crude Vaccinations OF ahyster dc.
siguers who do not know their bust.
ness Mrs. Blair declared.
Il am not supporting the measure
because Of my husbands profcs.
sion.' she asserted ''fIc has plenty
of work, but there are scores OF
young men being graduated from
tho state university architectural
school who do need assistance In
getting business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove Termtnal--pier l0--Stfs
Bearport. fwatesan Msru.
Great Northern Terminai--str Toyooka
/ Maru.
American Can Co.'s TerminaI--str sr.
verado.
Bell street Terminas--u. s. l. II. Il
Rose. u. y, X, Heather.
Grand Trunk Pacific Termlnal-sti
Queen.
pier i4-str Achilles.
! Pier 7-u. S. &. Boxer.
Pier 6--str Everett.
Pier Str Sadarotta.
Pier 2--Strs Yukon. Alameda.
pier i---sfr Victoria.
Pier D--Ms cuihurra.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers-Bktn orl.
entail
u. &. shipping hoard MoorinEs--str Cur.
rum. bakersfield. West Henshaw. Yves,
Cadron.
connooticu, Street Termlnsi-s,r Kursha
Maru.
King q winRe--Ms Anvil. schr Maid OF
Orleans
Seattle Flour Mills TcrmInal-sir Car
diganshire.
Hanford street rerminai-u. S. l.. S. Re-
lief.
puthie's--u. .. q. Connecticut, ms Ruby.
East waterway Dock s Warehouse Co.
str Felix Tausalg.
General Petroleum Terminal--s,r Mo.
jave, Saistign.
Todd Dry Docks Sohr G. s. Holmes.
ptru Admiral RodmAn. Catherine d.
Amcs Tcrminai---Str Loeb Tay.
Nottlcton'a Mili-Strs Artlghr. priober-
gen.
Heffcrnau's Dry pcck-strs Rainier,
Aralea.
wsnt Seattle Training station--EaElo 81.
puoy No 5--Str Bcarport
Buoy No, e---schr benjamin. II. Packard.
Aiaske Steamship Mooriugs--Str Ketohi-
Kan.
Fort BiAkeicy---str Tanana.
Winsiow Marine Railway tBaElo Harbor)
.-schrs Mlndanao, Betsy Ross, Ella A.,
spohio Christensen, Meteor. Alunna,
bktns Anne Comyn. Charles \. Crock
er, barsea ccauitlam city Griffson.
Henry Willard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
OFFER COURSES
Summer School Planned; Old
Fight Over Military Up

summer vacation schools viii b.
conducted from June 10 10 August
s. for those who "nunkcd." the
school hoard announced saturday
Action setting tho dates was taken
az the regular meeting Friday night.
High school subjects viii h. taught
az broadway ana elementary sub.
iects az broadway Fmnkiin and
Lincoln schools
A spirited debate arose over the
request % T.. s. naval forces 10
enter the schools ana invite students
90 visit the training ship ~ s. s.
Eagle %. and 20 enroll IN The sum.
mer trimming classes =, shorrock
and Dr. Casper W. Sharples opposed
tho measure. and Il was killed when
no one seconded a motion 10 accept.
made by o. u. Thorsrlmson. Later
the hoarI voted tho naval suthon'
ties permission 70 post notices near
the schools that the ship would
b. open 10 inspection April Is to
May =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
MURPHY RITES
NEXT MONDAY
Funeral for Tammany Hall
Chleitain Is Arranged

NEW YORK April 1s-Funeml
n Chalies ~ Murphy, boss %
Tammany nan and known ss one ~
inc thrvo outstanding leaders ~ the
Democratic party, viii be held AZ
ia.sQ "A. M. Monday IN st. Parick's
Caihetlnl
rians 90 have NeW 1pfks newly
CREATED cardinal. Patrick iiayrs. ~
aclate. had o. b. abandoned when IL
Nas found the Steamer Lekinthan.
"a which Hayes Is rriurninT from
Europe. cannot reach Sew York IN
time for thu serytres
The Riehi Rev John D. Dunn
auxilary bishop and acting head Of
the archdioccse. VIII celebrate the
requiem high mass
There viii b. no parade or display
Of any kind ana the BODY vii b.
viewed only az ne dead leaders
house on ihc East side. The district
where ~ was born.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
CLOSE MEETING LEADS CONTEST
Manufacturers Elect John
Lund President Here

Tho finhi session % the annual
meeting Of the Manufacturers Asso
eiation 81 washingion opened saiur.
day morning In The Seattle Chamber
~ Commerce Following the morn.
ing srsalon Tho convention waA 10
ciote with luncheon az tho Hotel
Butler.
The social event of the convention
which opened Friday morning. with
drleTntes from all over the state. wna
a tanauet given Friday night on
hoard the steamship Pres ltent Me.
Kinley with T.. H. Hatch OF Seattle
a. t0astmhster
ofueera elected Friday were. John
r Lund, Seattle. president. y. X.
Hemrick. Seattle. vice president. q.
ID. Aiiiek. sumner. yich president. r.
= Dorsmus. In pont. treasurer. j..
NJ. Grant. Seattle. assistant trcasnr.
cr. and Clancy u. flnwls. Seattle. nsc.
Rotary. Other trustees elected arc
II. /. Whiting. Olympia. W. r.. Fish.
er, Seattle: " \. Cunl. Ronton. and
J. 4. sictori. TaComa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
Held on Warrant
for Eastern Case

Charles II. Unverzags. gold mine
stock promoter. "a IN Salt al DcIling.
ham saturday. in lieu OF SIS 900
ball, on a charge of using tho mails
20 defraud. He was indicted By a
federal grand jury in Buffalo. n.
y. March 2. and g fugitive warrAn,
for his arrest was issued IN Tacoma
Friday.
Deputy United states Marshal Joe
Knlsek. Of Seattle. arrested unvcr.
zngt AZ Blaine. tust after he re.cn.
tered the United States from Canada.
Thc prisoner has conducted n sale
% bullion warrants" 10 farmers
and small investors along the Paolf.
&c coast. poa,olfica officials believe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
FRUITS


Apples--winesaps ....-.......-lssy-ts s
Arkansas Blacks ...........-issgi.
yellow Scwtcns .......-....l.ss9l.
Rome beauties .....-....... -ygiss
Cooking apples ............. .ss1 w
bananas ID. ....s........ W.
Cocoanuts--Per doz- ..,..ss.... ie
Cranberries--wasli. per box. Ase5 ~ y
Dates ss-pks. hox...s ~
Excelsior, ss-pkg- .......... ~
promedary. ss-pkg. ........ ~,
Figs -Caiansrna. slayer ~,
b-lAycr -..---....s's--e. -
so Goa. pkgs- ...........s.. -
20 t-nx, pkgs. .........ss.. ~
Fancy white. ID. .......s-..s =, :,
Black. ID. ......-..-...s.. -.
Blue ribbon. s6 is-oE. pkEs ~
Grape Fruit Florida .....,...t -se9e'ss
Honey Comb, per case ......'s,ss$ -, e
, ...s,,s ,s.ncx ,lss3s.-'
'.s s,,','e. .s.Bo6 $50
~ p.- 10y AIS kes
tumble pack. per box.......'ssss q
straw bcrries--Calif., crate .'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
NUTS
Prices Paid Wholesale psslsr
FLOUR AND SUGAR

FIour--I.ocai blends .......'.. s.o
Patents .........-.ss.s'.ss Ia
suxar--Cane. per cwt. .......' "a
tao.t per cwt. ...........s. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
Seattle Seaman
Answers Summons

Philip II. Nelson. 20. attached to
The L. $. s. Seattle. died Of san Diego
naval hospital Friday He was the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram II. Mel.
son Of Kent.
Nelson was orderly TO Admiral r.
=. coontz. commander in chief Of the
fleet. He was prominent In ship ath.
lc;ics. Funeral services win be held
in Seattle when the flagship arrives
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26

tiow About the Kidneys?

Portland. ORE am siad to
recommend DIT piercc's Anuric
OSidney dnd backacsssl Taheta as q
safe and reliable E..,asily TO b. given
20 little children who are afflicted
with weak Kidneys My little daugh'
ter Cbctween FIVE and six years Of
aEel was troubled Eiratly. especially
at night. The dcctslr said he could
do nothing for hoi. but that sha
might Outgrow Il. then decided
10 give her DR.. Plercc's Anunc. Just
one. half tablet each night. until
one bottle had been taken. II
strengthened the organs 20 that We
have had no further trouble with
her. ! feel sure that Or. pierces
Anuric Is safe remedy TO be
given 70 children. II given intelli-
gently. I. ]. EilLs. M +.
18th -.
Help weakened kidneys BY obtain
ing this "An-uricr OF Or. pierce's
az your nsares, drug storr. or send
ioc for trial pkg. OF tablets 10 DR..
Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo.
y. y. or write Tor free advice
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
Weather Bureau Repor,

TAToosH ISLAND. April ss.--s a. m.
- barometer rlalng slowly; clear: haze;
wind northeast, IS miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
SEEK FOR GIRL
Dismissed From School, She
Disappears From Home

Dismissed from her class at tins
Lincoln high school because Of fail.
ure In her studies. Bornlcs Lansing.
IA. eolorcd. daughter Of Mrs. +. J.
Lansing. ssgs coriiss ave. dlsap-
peared Wednesday afternoon. prob.
ably fearing 70 return home. the
police wero informed Saturday.
Detective II. j. Potter Of the 20.
-sice missing persons bureau haa
taken charge % the search for the
kiri. According 10 Principal H.
l.. Higgins. Of Lincoln high school.
tho girl was dismissed Wednesday
afternoon. and would not have been
eligible 10 return to school until
the first OF ncxt year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
1000 Mailmen at
+. Big Social Dance

over 1000 Seattle letter carriers
and their friends attended the 27th
annual ban. given by local postmoa
Friday night az the Masonic temple
The grand march began at .
o'clock. and was led by Postmaster
and Mrs. Charles ". Perkins. They
wero followed by Superintendent
and Mrs. William copostick. Assist.
ant Postmaster and Mrs. Henry
Wise. and Superintendent or Mails
and Mrs. George T. Williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
PROTESTS PLAN
TindalI Against Sale OF
Power TO New Plant

Charging that Seattle would hs
compelled 10 spend tis.oe0.oo0 20
81. 1000. 600 additional Ia developing
the Sksgit power site. -at once"
Councilman Phil Tindall. chairman
Of the city council utilities commit
tee. Saturday denounced proposed
plan 70 sell $4,000 ail.year kiiovatts
of electric current 70 the Pugc,
Sound Pulp 4 Paper Co at slse0
per kilowAst.
rindairs opposition vas made IN
the fsoe Of report by Light SUI
perintendsnt J. y. Ross who eati-
mated the eontrac, could BE- filled
b. pushing his proposed improve
ment Of Cedar Fails which would
produce $4,000 kilowatts annually
the fun year around az a cost Of
si.7s0. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26

SATURDAY
ArRfL 20
I1rst Low Tide
SOS a. m, Ga n.
iirst iiigh iidn
.fftT a m. s. a.
second Low Tide
tsfz p. m, % n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
.TAMALE MAKER
is FREED
Girls Tales Fail 10 Convict
in Horrors Case


What is believed 90 be the iasi
act in the Eo-cailed ehoHae of hor.
rprs' prosecutions occurred satur-
dAy when neaa vas rccriyod from
Olympia that tho conviction ~ Joe
ioifafy, seaitls tamals munufsc-
iurer was reversed ~ the state Hu-
pTtmo court
loffsry and bis brother. Marcus
rrre both tried three times On
charges arising out u the diap-
peafanc. of the Elfl bride Of Marcus
over a Year aEo Subsequently the
eiri pan found % have fled 80 Cali
fornia. hut the suspicion vas held
Immediately after her Disappearance
that she had met With foul play
Witness called hy tho state Ia the
prosecution ~ the tao Joffarya on
statutory charges. charged that the
place vas a house of horrors" The
testimony n These Nltnessos. who
Tor the most part were younr. way
ward girls, who had been brfriend-
al by the Joffarys was later dis-
credited, and ~ was shown that the
place was merely a tamalo and chile
factory.
Marcus Joffafy vas tried three
times and fiunily acquitted. Joe
Joffary Was tried three times and
finally convicted BY jury In Judge
,. 7. honald's court This conxlc-
uon was reversed on an appeal
taken ~ Attorney w. A. Gilmore.
mo stated 30 specific oaaea u er-
ror In his argument 70 The siatr
supreme court Attorney Gilmore
was confident Saturday that no fur
thor prosecutions would be pressed
against his client Recently Marcus
Joffary filed suit Tor divorce from
his wife. ElmR Neiml Joffary. n.
leEing infidelity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
Piles Can Be Cured
Without Surgery

An instructive book has boon pub
iished by DR. a. &. Mocieary, ths noted
rectal specialist Of Kansas City. Thl,
book tells how sufferers from plea can
be quickly and easily cured without the
use Of knife. scissors. ''hot" Iron. cleo
tricity or any other cutting or burning
method. without confinement 10 bed ana
10 hospital bills 10 pay. The method
and In more than five thousand caaea
rho book II sent postpaid FREQ 70 por-
sons afflicted with piles or other reatat
troubles who clip this item ana mail II
with name and address 10 DR.. Mcciearv
547 Parkway sanltarium. Kansas city
Mo.--AdvertIsemenL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, April ass--Tho iondinc
foreign exchange rates opened steady Il
firm. Sterling demand. st.ast franc,
se.oei5: lire. to.0tte. Reisian. soostgs
marks, $500. 600. 600 TO the dollar,
FOREIGN exchange rates enjoyed one o,
tho Htcadiest markets OF the week dur.
ing the days abbreviated trading period
sterling demand finished at s4asA, or
lNi francs. demand. ,o.o644h. IN
lQ,ooie Vi: lire, demand, s0.0atS. ur
fo,oO09; Belgian demand. t0.osssis. an
sO.nol5; marks. $500. 900. 900. coo to the
dollar. iongkonR, sis. Shanghai. 70,
Yokohama yen, a757s. RussiR. SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-26
Jewellers Meet

Wilmington Jewellers win guthcr
at Wenatchce May 10 and 20 for
their 18th annual convention. Il was
announced Saturday. Tho convcn.
ton viii be presided over by Paul
a. Benton Of Seattle. Tho pogrnre
win Include addresses by w. J.
Albert Il. Jones. $. O.
Wallgron, Noyos Talcott, clcm Cor.
fin. Horace condy, Dean II. n.
LOWS and othera.
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Sentence Reversed;
Prisoner Is Freed

Convicted December %. 1919, for
violating the prohibition l8ws. and
sentenced to so days in the sno-
hcuish county jail and 10 pay $500
fine. Robert c. Farley was TO be dis.
charged Saturday. following the re.
ceipt by the federal district court OF
a mandate from tho United States
supreme court reversing the judg.
ment Of conviction.