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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15

WASHINGTON. oct l5. -
President Coolidge today sent a
message 10 Or HuEu Eckener,
German commander cf the IRIS.
ynnFrutulating him upon the
sue.csa ot "a splendid sd,rn-
turC which che president en-
Nisagrd AS but thc f0rJranDer ~
other transatlantic flights
The president said tho fret
direct air flight between Ger
many and thr United states Was
"a matter ~ ErJat satisfaction
90 me and 90 thr people Of this
country.
liis message follows
Or uuso Egkcncr Lake
hurst I congratulate sou uron
the successful completion of thr
transatlantic Noyagv ~ the great
dirigibir which sou have brought
from Germany 90 the United
States u b. not merely "a stir.
ring CApcricncc-a splendid ad
venture.
Par morr. ID is an rpoehll
achievement because 81 demon
strat5s as never httorr the frasi.
bility OF long distance flight hy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
FLYERS RETURN
To Overhaul Planes for
Flight South Friday

Successfully running the gauntlet
Of a large crowd af weii-wiahrn. tho
six ruund-ihr-Worid flyer Tuesday
Night were welcomed hy the Chamber
az Commerce reception committee
and taken 90 their beadquartera a.
the College club. n marked tho start
Of their firat vacation since Arr.ys
ing hack lu the United States They
arc 60 keep busy oysrhaullnE their
Douglas air cruisers. however. and
viii leave FOR santa Monica, Calf
Friday.
Tho work on the planes viii keep
the men occupied al "wednesday and
THURSDAY wednesday evening. how,
ever they nrc % BE- guests al a din.
nsr Of the Seattle Ar Service Rrrsryc
az the Seattle Yacht club
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II came on aloviy out Of tho bril-
liant sunshine over the eastern horl-
ron. and began 20 descend toward tho
airdroms. where Rll was IA readiness
10 receive g.
Aa rhc came down. tho ZRs's wire.
tess cracked out a triumphant mes
HaErs
Arrived az takrhurst AZ $50 a. ~ 20
In majestic sweeps tho ZR-1 set
tied towards her hangar. On tho
ground all was activity 4 crew
Of men jumped 10 their stRuona.
ready for orders
Dr. Eckcucr az the airshlp'a helm.
brought her down deliberately Tho
ZH-gA motors wsrr hummlnr In
pleasing unison and she answered
the wheel readily. turning from
north 70 south a. hho descended
from 1900 feet TO 400 feet
~ 1926 a. m. precisely. a mem
Der OF tic ground CROW az the
naval station leapcd and caught
the first % the descending Sep.
pclin'g landing ropes
This marked the actual landing
o. tho IRA other members Of the
ground crew. caught other ropes
and the Zsppclln's motors we're
.fEff~t
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PROBE
STARTS ON PAGE

ibid YOU get the key Chair.
man Nichols asked.
"ics, I got II In an envelope
from n clvris In Brrwster's cigar
store. In the Scaboard building"
ibid you ever use the key"
mo. never ussd n. I've
still got II out at the house
"fd like 10 sec H." said
Nichols.
Well answered Bodimer. 1T
belongs 10 Mr.. Brocketi. II he
says you can have IL. It's all
right with me-"
Nichols made arrangements 10 &c,
tho key and then adjourned tho scs.
zion until afternoon.
Whiting issuetd a general de.
NAL Of Bodimer's charges. lie
said he had known Bodimcr for
several years, had often found
him around tho city hall or at
the legislature and regarded
him rs a man always OF the
lookout for employment.
This is all bunk and any.
body who knows Bodimcr win
readily agree with me-
That was Writings comcmnt.
Kerr. who worked In the mayors
campaign. said that the mayors
offices were located next TO Whit
inE's, 80 that tho mayor could keep
in touch with the people next door. {"
Kerr said he rented tho office.
Q. Who gave you the money 20
rent the Officer Kerr was asked.
A. II was given me by "A stcnoE.
rnphcr in tho mayors office.
@. Under what name did you rent
tho office?
a. Walter Jasper.
Q. Who furnished it7
a. II was furnished by some fur.
niture the mayor had. I bought n
few rugs.
Q. why did tho mayor want the
offlce7
Al understood the mayor want.
cd 10 keep in touch with the people
next door.
Q.-Who was next door,
A.-Bob Whiting.
Odd you drill hole thru TO the
next room?
A.-No.
Q.-Who did?
A.-Bobby Herman. at least l heard
he did IL.
The investigation switched again
when Nichols asked Kerr II he
knew any persons who were named
as collectors" for the police de-
partment.
Q. Who were thcy7
4. | don't know-outside Of Bob.
by Herman. and that's Just hearsay.
Q. You've heard OF Roy Thorn.
ton7
a. Yes.
Q. or Mark Fleming?
A, No.
Q. Do you know Mark Fleming?
a. Probably by sight. IL he is
Dick Fleming's brother.
Nichols tackled back to the White
annex office.
Q. Who was in charge of the
room in tho White building?
A. can't say was, l used TO
drop up occasionally.
Q. Ever find anyone thereg
A. Yes, n man named Mullisan.
and n fellow named Minnick.
.. Who Is Minnick?
A. He's supposed TO be an officer
in tho King county legal adjust.
mont bureau.
Q. Was Doc renting the office for
him?
a. I don't know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
7 China Generals
Seized by British

SHANGHAI, oct 10. - British
military authorities tonight arrested
ssvrn Chckiang generals. including
~, Hsu. the ANU leader. causing
collapse Of the new war which has
threatened Shanghai since the dc.
feat Of Gen. Ia YunE HslanE
j, was indicated tho British may
assume general supervision OF dis
position OF tho spoils Of war between
the rival leaders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
SUGAR TARIFF
CUT DELAYED
Coolidge Can't Decide Until
After Election

WASHINGTON. oct I5.-After "a
conference with President Coolidge
az the white House today. Chair
man Thomas o. Marvin 81 the tar,
mr. commission announced that II
probably would prove impossible for
tho president 10 decide upon the
recommended decrease ia the sugar
tar.ff until after election.
lie said that the additional data
requested By the president 10 guide
him IN making his decision would
take 10 20 ~ days 10 collect and
that this would undoubtedly delay n
final decision until well into next
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Wallace Undergoes
Appendix Removal

WASHINGTON. oct I5.-soere.
thry u Agriculture Wallace under.
went a successful operation a. the
naval hospital here today Tor the re.
m0vai 81 hia appendix
Dr. Josl 7 Boone. medical officer
Of the Maynower and one of the
White House physicians. performed
Tho operation
Wallace had been IN 90 health for
some time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
'HOLDUPS Fooled
Bank Robbers in Portland
Routed by Policeman

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. IA
ses.oo robbery OF the George W.
Bates and company hank was frus.
trated today By the timely appear.
ance OF a policeman. who put five
robbers 10 flight In an automobile.
The robbers obtained entrance 20
he bank by a rusc and held up sew.
sral employees OF the bank as they
came 20 work.
They obtained entrance 70 the
vault and we're about 20 load the
loot into the automobile when the
policeman showed up and emp,!cd
his gun AZ the robbers.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ARRIVAL OF ZEPPELIN
STARTS ON PAGE /

some FIVE Zee, from the level field.
once the ZR,8 was safely in 80
hangar the work % Snoring n W
began. Nine hours viii be- required
for this difficult task. II viii take u
hours 20 LEI out the hydrogen gas
~ 5 a, m just 10 hours and 90
minutes after she rose frcm her
hangar az Fricdrichshatcn the giant
dirigible vas cruising over New York.
demonstrating that even az the finish
Of an epoch making Journey. aht had
plenty o. reserve power.
No untowurd Incident marked the
clotle Of tho flight Passing Boston at
i.5t a. m. the Zeppelin came steadily
on towards her goal. Weather condi.
lions were perfect. BY : a. m. tho
zR-1 had reached Mitchell field. Long
Island.
EscortlnE planes flew into the early
morning hare 90 greet and escort the
Zeppelin but missed her and Tho IN
came on majestically alone. Twenty
minutes after seven. tho zR-5 was
over the outskirts % New York
The dirisible headed straight north
up the Hudson river. II passed over
the woolworth tower a. q. m. and
kept on is course
a few minutes later u was high
over the palisades.
Turning again to the south. the
ZR5 came back over tho city, ~
tho Il was merely on a practice
iauni. u swung low over downtown
bttffdinur
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CIVIL SERVICE
STARTS ON PAGE

ii5.' Fleming aid Il have decor
ated 600 homes Hncc. and have had
contracts in cltics from Vancouver
"afh-, 70 Portland. ore. met
Mnjcwuh about town. know a
number Of tho boys on tho depart
mont There arc some mighty fins
fellows there"
That tho fear Of death AZ tho
hands Of members Of tho police do
r1rimcnt alleged TO be allied with
bandit cnqucs Of tho city. expressed
by Bridges and others at the hear.
ing arc well founded, Is maintain,
"a b. Homc officials. The mystsr.
iouH shooting OF Patroimnn o. II.
Legaie in an obscure garage on
18th ave. s., near jackson 81. more
Than two years ago. has never been
satisfactorily cleared up. Many
maintain Lcgatc was murdered.
scrgt. Ed Piclow, whose name
WAS brought out in the Lcgate In.
vcsuguuon. has since been dis.
missed from tho department and
arrested on liquor charges by fed.
eral and state authorities.
AZ the hearing MaJcwSli les.
titled that two weeks ago Elem.
ing told him lie could he rein.
stated for payment OF $500 TO
member Of the commission.
Again on Tuesday morning
man who said he WAS I'D lila.
gen called Majcwsld on the
phone.
This man said ono OF tho com.
missionors wanted me 10 talk things
over with him." MaJewsh testified
II told him / was going out OF
town and hung up the receiver"
The name OF the commissioner
was not revealed, Majowski testl.
fled.
Attorney John D. Carmody. coun.
sci for Majewsk. testified that the
former detective had reported both
conversations TO him in his office
and he had advised Majewsld to
keep away from them.
An effort 20 locate Fleming Tues.
day night failed. but Fleming said
Wednesday he was ready to go be.
fore the commission Mt any time.
This is the most battling affair
I have ever known" Mrs. Baker
said Wednesday 81 favor calling
special meeting OF tho commission
to get TO the bottom OF these
charges"
Mrs, Baker snid that while she
hcsltntcd TO disbolievo the story told
by Majewsli, that she had complete
confidence in the other members OF
the commission.
Pairolman Bridges testified
that he knew of two cases
where prisoners had been robbed
at the police booking office. lie
also sair that II was general
knowledge that there Is hi.
lacking gang In the department,
also that policemen ON down.
town beats collect "protcction"
money.
The death threat against Herbert
was made by Detective Watson Mt
the time, with Lieutenant OF Detect.
ives w. u. Justus told tho prose.
cutting attorney that Wasonshad OF.
fored him an automobile for. a copy
of the confession made by Norris
Lockwood, one OF the prisoners In
tho Bon Marche holdup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Ends His
California Tour

Los ANGELES. Oct. l5.-Closing
his California speaking tour, sona.
to Burton Is. Wheeler. independent
candidate for vice president. was
speeding across Arizona today. en-
route TO III Paso, where he Is SEIZED.
uled for his next regular address.
The senator and his party left
here late yesterday, after making
his last California speech at Long
Beach ut noon. Ho will speak
briefly from his train ut Tucson.
and possibly other desert cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
WELL SEE SHIP
Shenandoah Will Fly Over
Seattle by Daylight

Seattle viii sec the Shenandoah.
the monster navy department dir.
igiblc after its arrival at Camp
Lewis this week
The Information was received by
Lieut.. a. y, Wyatt. who camo 10
Seattle first as advance man. when
The Shenandoah polar flight was
talked Of last year. in a wire from
Rear Admiral Moffc,t az san Digco
Wednesday.
The flight win be mado in tho
daytime and win mark the first
appearance Of a diriEible in the
Puget Sound territory. according 10
Chamber OF Commerce officials. who
were instrumental In inviting tho
balloon personnel TO make the spc-
cfnl flight
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BURNET7S HOME
Return From Business and
Pleasure Trip Thru East

S. Burnett and family have Just
returned from a two months trip
to Eastern points. They visited
Chicago. Minneapolis. New York
city and Washington. The trip
was In a measure a combination Of
business and pleasure. Mr.. Burnett
spending most Of his time buying
diamonds and watches for the eight
jcwelry stores in Oregon. Washing.
ION and California.
Burnett had ample time TO sur.
vey business conditions in the East.
ern states and along the Atlantic
seaboard. He reports that without
exception. business conditions are
good. Labor is profitabiy EN-.
pioyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
AUTO PLUNGES,
WOMAN KILLED
Crash on ROSeburg Coos
Bay Highway Is Fatal

MAREHFIELD. ore. oct H.
Mrs Sarah IilL 80. 0f Portland.
vas instantly killed about Jsto o. m,
today. when the car hhs had driven
from Portland lHst night plunged
from the I|oHsburE Coos hay high.
way % milrS east of here
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WATSON DISARMED by
CHIEF AT MEETING

At this meeting. Detective Watson
threatened 20 kill Herbert II he told
that story" Is Is alleged. He was
then disarmsd by scvcryns before
Herbert was allowed 20 enter.
Wilmon Tucker. counsel for Wat.
son. demanded at tho civil service
hearing Tuesday night, to know
whether Herbert had. himself. ever
been involved in bribery case. Her
bert readily admitted that he had.
while serving on the Los Angeles
force years ago.
lie said he was tried by Jury
and acquitted. and that by n spec.
ial jury finding, the case was
found 10 he due TO miscarriage
Of Justice.
Herbert charged, Wednesday.
that Tucker lad deliberately laid
trap" for him, but that by nd
uniting the whole case, he had
"spiked Watson's guns"
Watson was called TO the stand
TO testify and told tho civil service
commission that the entire case
against him was a frameup. and
that Herbert lied. He admitted go.
ing to Hcrberts apartment, but said
Herbert had invited him there TO
give Mrs, Herbert an alibi for be-
ing out late at night
IIo also admitted that he had
made the statement in tho prose.
outor's office that Herbert would
not leave there alive II nc told
that story"
TO the rest OF tho charges against
him, he entered a blanket denial
TO cover all. Tenant on tho other
hand snid he had proof that Wat
son was "thick' with Joe Neal and
ED lfaslck, the accused bandits, be-
fore the robbery.
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AiRSHIP BROUGHT
DOWN INTO HANGAR

The laborioug process, Of bringing
Tho dlnEiblc down and into her
hangar began
Meanwhile. tho airahlp and her
crew WEIR greeted by constant
cheers from crowd held hack by
ropes stretched along tho landing
field Officers and men Of tho air
station waved 70 those aboard. whose
heads and arms were thrust from
tho windows of tho EondolaA
DR. Eekeucr. tho man who had
brought her safcly across tho Allan,
tic and demonstrated her power b.
repeated cruising OVER Manhattan
and New York harbor. leaned from
a window OF tho forward car with a
meEaphone 20 assist In directing tho
landing operations
American officers took charge OF
operations once tho landing ropes
were in tho hands Of tho ground
crew.
The ZR.s was drawn down a pris.
oner.
The diriEiblo was walked" into its
hangar at 1910 "a. m.
Second lighter than air craft 10
cross tho Atlantic. tho ZR5 broke
the record Of tho R.3t for westward
flight over the ocean.
Tho British dihEiblo flew from
East Fortune. Scotland. five years
ago, requiring four days and ~ hours
for the Journey.
Captain George W. Steele. senior
American observation officer on
board tho Zeppelin. told OF the trip.
"Wo had wonderful Journey"
we're his first words. THE only bad
weather was yesterday when VIC
changed our course and headed for
New Foundland."
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Curtis to Talk on
Olympic Wanderings

Wandering Thru the Olymplcs"
ls tho subject Of an illustrated talk
20 be given BY AAahel Curtis nt tho
Chamber OF commerco assembly
room. at 2 o'clock Thursday evening
The meeting is open to tho public.
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thing else They can't feed their
stock az mat price
"The price in seattle for retail
milk az this time last year was
- csntHs 90 the producer y vas
s. d hundred pounds"
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HERBERT
STARTS ON PAGE 1

Have you heard the rumgT that
there was a detective mixed up in
M Dc asked me. told him no
ne -aid. Well you know we've
got plenty q money 70 pay Tor
shat We want
Then he put his hand In his
pocket and asked n had rern
Lociswood's confession. rnld !
had not, lie wanted 30 know. then.
II was acquainted tn the prcsecui,
Ing attorneys office told him !
knew Bert Rosa and T. " Pniior
son. two drrutlCs-
Then he said: Wei. I was In
Hrcwbicr's cigar store, ai Third
and I ni9n. when the Hon Mar
rho Job came of. You don't
need TO buy a car II wen get Il
for you
Il told him. You're getting into
pretty deep water, aren't your TO
which waiEon replied. You're pref
- close 20 the boss rrcunanu,. I'm
afraid o. sou. d. -- -
n you ever tell what I've sbid III
tas#a s.rst f.sfsysf,aF mr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
School Directors
Opposing Tax Bill

Executive and legislative commit
tees Of the Washington state Asso-
.riation Of School Directors have
Joined in opposition 70 the proposed
fo.mill tax limit measure. School
directors all over the state are asked
to oppose the bill, which will be
voted on November 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Rosenbluth, Free,
on His Way Home

TACOMA. Oct. i5.-Capt Robert
Rosenbluth and his father. s. 4.
Rosenbluth. today were en- route 10
their home In the East. They lsft
yesterday following dismissal Of The
murder charge against Captain Ros
euhluth. Jointly accused with Poland
Pointer OF tho murdcr Of Mai. Alex
ander Cronkhite TX years ago.
Rosenbluth was dismissed when
Pothier was acquitted last SATURDAY
With Roscnhluth's departure the
case has been closed for all time.
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when ne wrnt into The apart.
mcnt. my wife asked mr. TO go set
somn butter. got iu the car and
drove 20 headquarters. where | told
Detective Jim Doom. acting night
captain, all about a. Then came
back. and Watson sHid. You D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15

The several thousand soldiers COM
prisIng the army Of Fay Yu Hslanz.
Chinese general, we're baptized in a
group.
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u. S. N0W OWner of THO
w OrLd Finest AirShipS

LAHEHuRsr n j. Oct i5when Tho ZR5 delivered here today
the % arshp
drglblrs
Atho tho Shenandoah craft. The zt'a nearly
other particular
Below Is comparison @ Ships
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ESCAPES FERRIS
or VOYAGE

II was hard FOR those watching It's
deliberate and easy mausuvsr8 20
realize that this enormous. slender
ship Of the skies had just come
from Germany. moro than three days
and three nights on voyage
fraught with peril. second Of her
kind ever to cross the Atlantic.
The storms Of tho ocean were
passed and the fogs safely outwl,ted.
and DR.. Eckcuer was selling the op-
portunlty to make the most Of his
flight ns propaganda for Zeppelins.
His purpose In flying over New
York city 80 low and SO long was
10 demonstrate the future Of the
dirigible type, and possibly persuade
allies and the United States 10 lot
him continue building monster light
~ Than Yfy -ruFf
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what Germany viii do in time in
tho way Of creating weapons for re.
venge against our enemies.
Some day France will trcmblc."
Tho main thought. however. IN
every hamlet and metropolis wns
one Of pride in German achieve.
mont in the realm OF peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Wife Says Lands
Behind in Alimony

LOS ANGELES. oct, Either
5000 maintenance or n good reason
will have TO be produced in court
today by James Cullen lands. welt
known screen player. accused by
his estranEcd wife, Mignon In
Brun Lands. OF being behind in his
payments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15

In the old world there is no true
iepecies OF cactus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
BOSTON FIRST
TO GREET YRS

At 1910 n. ~. on her last report Of
the day. the ZR,3 gave her position
as 80 miles southwest Of Cape Sable.
From then on she progressed swiftly
down the Maine coast. but kept out
20 sea.
Her commander held her 10 q
speed OF ~ miles. To Boston went
the honor OF being tho first Amer.
lean city to gree. the Zeppelin, but
few persons were stirring In the
city's streets during the brief min.
utes between 4.2O and 400 that tho
airship was in sight.
Highlaw light. off Cape Cod. was
even before Boston in sighting the
giant craft. the lookout there flash.
ing the zr.3s appearance at 3i5
a. m.
The ship finally was sighted at
Lakehurst.
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The next night ! wanted 10 tell
Detective Ernie Yoris about Il and
ask his advice tic was away on
vacation. but hunted him IN later
and did tell him. He advised me 10
tell everything 10 Lieut.. william T..
Justus. which / did"
Iustus Immediately wrote a letter
to Capt. Tenant. who was then on
a fishing trip IN tho Olympicmoun.
tnlns. Tenant hurried back TO Sc.
attic and took up tho case.
AZ conference held In tho office
OF Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm
Douglas. az which Douglas Chief
5everyns. Capt Tenant and Deputy
Prosecutors Rose and Patterson were
present, Herbert was summoned to
testify.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
BIG AIRsHIP IS
L. =. PRIZE OF WAR

II was hard. too. 10 realize that this
Zeppelin was one OF the few things
that the United States got out Of the
world war. When the ZR-3 r. passed
By our naval experts. she will be &C.
cepted as one Of the spoils Of war and
DR.. Echener and the German crew
will 10 back 70 Germany on steam.
ships.
There was no work done In office
buildings.
stsnographers. clerks. office boys
and the boss" hung out OF windows
for a look at the Zeppelin.
Throngs in the streets stopped on
their way 90 work to gaze upward.
Now and then traffic got hopelessly
tangled but nobody cared.
All on board the aIrship were we'll
some recovering from slight attacks
OF "alr sickness" similar 20 sea
sickness. sustained when the dlrigible
ran into 'bumpy weather" after
leaving the Azores
The IRA made three complete trips
up and down over Manhattan and
clrcled four times over Brooklyn, Wis.
ting the Bushwick. Bay Ridge and
Wildwood sections. and saluting the
Brooklyn navy yard as II climbed for
altitude over staten island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15

Or. Haynes. tonslls. throat, goltre
specialist. 2is Denny Bidg.--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15

II asked him what made him
think 20. lie said, well. II you
ever do. I'll have you bumped
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THREATENED To KILL II
HE TOLD. HERBERT SAYS

TX You tNrr lFII WHRi INc
have sou bumped Off