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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
Evidence State
Pieces Together

This Il the story a. The state has
50 ar pleeed Il together.
JOHN SCHWARTZ. who operates
the schwartz Iron works in Ana.
eogtea. was hired BY Russell Evans
on April II 70 make a Fuddcr for
tho spe1dhoat Dogeen. which had pu,
into Anaeortes for repairs. lie was
paid with a check on Tacoma bank.
Evans told him. schwartz says. that
ha aud a party were on their way
10 Alaska Oh a hunting trip.
FRANK n. MORLEY. OK Norlcy's
garage, In AnarpFiss. was hired 70
repair detective wiring on the Do.
recu on the same day tho ruddsr
was being made. Morley saw soy.
eral man and two dogs on board and
vas told the party was bound for
juneau on a hunting trip. he says
the outfit did not impress him as
being equipped for a big game hunt.
lng expedition and he thought at the
time e might DO a llquorrunning
vessel.
RESIDENTS or DEWEY talked
with several strange men about this
time who were making inquiries
about Tidalgo island roads.
CHIEF OF POLICE AT SANAi'
40. y. C.. says the poreen was &c.
paired BY tho coyle Machine com.
pany there on April Il and 10. This
Is FAR north OF Anacories. but Sher,
iff Conn says a 1o.milc-snhour boat
like the Dorecn could make the dis
tancc 20 Sanaluio and back In . day
W. T. opLIS. president Of tho
Citizens bank al AnaeorteS, was
getting ready 10 close for tho day on
April i4 when two men rushed H.
One shot al him. fclled him with a
hlow. and seized $4,000 from the
safe. Another forced his son Reno
and a glrl omploye. Miss Agnes Err
holm. 20 face the wall. while a sec
ond girl cmpioyc. Niles Audrey Bren.
ton, fled.
The robbers fled in an auto, firing
ss they went. went to Similk bay,
abandoned their car In the under.
brush. jumped into a waiting small
boat. and went across the bay q
where a speed boat was anchored
They escaped in this TO tho south.
= week later tho cache OF the rob
bers was found on Camano island
s. miles 10 the south.
The crew Of q revenue cutter, aft
er the robbery. stopped a spcedtoat
near the cache on Camano island
believing the occupants to be liquor
smugglers. They found no liquor
The men IN tho speedboat told the
federal men they were returning
from a big gamo hunt In British Co
lumbia. all were armed.
Anacortes and camano are abou,
60 tnilcs OF tho direct course between
Tacoma and either northern British
Columbia or Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
ENGLAND GIVEN
DEATH PAY
ULnIH mn
New Corporation 10 Work
Out Terrible Invention

PARIS Stay Enrland Fss
ihc death ray
IS contract drawn uD today starr
IA company capitalized IN ss1eaa
pounds stsriinE % promote tzpen
meuts such as those from which
GHndrI Matthew'S evolved his al
boiicai dream which may revolt
uouizs warfare,
A. H. Caylsy. a London nj
liouaire. who Uupgliel clothing 60
tbe British army in var Time. head
the ns0 company and the British
government IL 20 b. given an opiiou
on whatever wonders are developed
Mathews retains q 90 per cent iu
tere1t Ga his death uy.
II ends the var % narionz OFsr
Possession of the secret u the rus.
alno injunction proceedings aEainsi
the inventor.
". Roger. Mathew French part
nsr. is 20 receive a 90 per cent
interest In whatever the inycntof
realize
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
EVANS
STARTS ON PAGE

lsft wrist. lsfi index finEsr,ip small.
dcformcd. acsr on bark q risht hand.
right forearm crooked Talkatiye.
high pitched voice"
-rherv IL not one chance IN 10
milllon u two men having exactly
tho same marks that these tao have
and with the same general appear
ance. said Rns.nfeldi. THE moles
would not appear in similar positions
on two faces In a million people"
The Monroe record % the Evans
who was convicted for attempted
burglary. gave the ags Of Evans as
e, That was IN April, 1919. That
would make him IS now, Evans. The
Tacoma business man. gave his asc
az 81.
Evans. the cnnvici. escaped from
Monroo May -. 1913. less than a
month after hs had been placed In
the institution lie wa made a
,rusty. A reward Of $50 was offered
Tor his capture, but the reward has
never becn claimed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
Vessels in Port at Seattle

ta Cove fsrualnai--risr fi-Bfrs Hail
- IN, Forest King. Prssidern Grant.
R-aa Truuk Pscifie Tsrminal-gtr i'd
.r STR Tynaarsus. Arablz Maru.
Yisr i9-Yachs Sornall.
rief t--gchr Blanca
tr s-sirs jefferson, Victoria. Alaska.
Ter Str Katrina Lueksnba-h.
risF Mis- cglbarrs.
fsf -sirs ADMIRAL Eodman. Dorothy
Alexander.
ssattls Dry Dock--U. 8. 8. Boxer.
fssife Coast Coal Buaksrs-u, d L. q
Relief stf Dramatist.
Fssine cosss Engineering workS-s,r
u $ Shipping Board Moorinss-atr,
msst ison, cuprum. was, Tfsnshar
ssrperf, Wen Ksdsf, wss, Cadrop'
HHt gsnibo. City Of spokane,
hiny 4 Wlnze--schr Maid ~ cri.an.
"sniord Stree Tsfmlnai--etr gfseI sea.
.8ihis.s--Power seiir ruby.
~ waterway Dock a warshoua. Ca
~sEstp Iuiis f.scksnbaeh. tIolfyvsos
s2oa Dry Doeks-B;r AysbA MAr,t.
H., terminal compaB5- sirs zspon,
.w bsAtlls Training gtatlop-.Easio a.
sA steamship Aoofinzs- Kstobi.
rsfi Blakelsy--slr Tan.nn
"ns2N Marine Railway Eagle aa,bo,,
aaIs hlndAnao, Vancouver. Eua a
pH,s chfis,snssp. Meteor ana Alaln.
ph'ps Anne comyu. Cbariss "
barFss coqglliam chr. Oriff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30

kerr Is saii n have accepted
oriiss 20 Influence his dcclslou on
questions relating 90 the quaiinoa
tons % Chinese applicants for "a
mission 20 ihls country as mer
chants
t,dvpri Morton. American con.
.hrr, John l. Zurbrick. u the
American immigration forco and =
Fred sanders % tho uuitol state
consular scryice. are witnesses
against Kerr AN three mon are
now ln Washington. u. G. Kerr h'
teriy denounced me officials on his
arrest lie said no had hssn or
ordered 20 The capital and led 20 b.
neve ho was IN sued standing. Then,
hc said. he was arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
Convict Man Three
Times for Murder

THE pALLEs. ore, May Ca.
J. Weston today was-faciug hls third
conviction for the murder OF Robert
krug.
After two previous convictions and
two reyersals by tho supreme court.
a jury here last night brought the
third verdict OF guilty OF murder In
tho second degree.
The murder occurred In 1919, near
SiHters, orc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
100000 ATTEND
SPEED RACING
~ Drivers Start 500.Mile
Grind al Indianapolis

MOTOR SPEEpWAN. tnaanap
sis. MAY sa-Wtth exhausis thun.
3ennE 3cafrninE chorus that
lsadsned TIE shouts from itocQo
spectators. g carr Fot away az 10
seicck TODAY On the 3comic sweep
stakes auto race.
Ths ear lined up three abreast
IA thc araiEhfaWny fcr ths start.
rhcy made oae lap behind lee Pet
ttlohu IN The Cole pacsmakcr and
psssed the judges stand "a a ter
Fiiic speed The leag seemiir gIin1
So on.
" less than two laps separated the
ave leaders az the half way point
ne race early this afternoon,
Earl coopers stuithaker retained
he lead Il had gained az 100 miles
,oopor vas hard pressed ~ hilIs
Miller SPECIAL Ia second place..
Jimmy Murphy. vho led the firsi
100 miles. had drurped 10 third
slace
Corum's nucscunerE Special was
running fourth. lie had Forged up
rem ninth place iu less than 100
niles. Harry Hartrs purani sps'
dal vas running nnh,
Never n the history u thc speed
kay had their bcgn such a battle
o retain a phoe among the n'e
eadrrs.
only one car. Ansterbsrgs pusssn'
scrg SPECIAL was out % the race
Al the .somiie point.
The best previous aveFaEp Tor The
80 mIss Vas rnAac In 1929 az 9tes,
ne averAga today vas gS.Ii,
Jimmy Murphy. Harry Hartse
and Tommy Milton were in the
front row q The starters. The vet
sran drivers were given a hag oFa'
don As they took OF,
Weather conditions for the rnce
were the best and speedway OH
,ials predicted the record Tor the
curse would hc broken today.
Joe Boyer led the inst lap. Muir
ply was second AMI harfz third.
The three cars werc fghtiug des-
perately Tor The lead
Hunts Barter.waruock Special
had trouble starting. but 80, away
before being bPped
The standing AZ 200 miles was
iooper, Stndehaker. HI. Miller.
Murphy, Miller. Curum, Duescn'
serE. Marta Durant. Time. -'oi'.
$40. Average. sSss. Last years
average, tS..s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
HANIHARA WILL
RESIGN POST
Japanese Ambassador 10 U.
S. viii Enter Private Life

TOKYO. May to.-Ths newspaper
Yomluu confirms the report that
japanese Ambassador HanihArs. IN
Washington. VIII resign because OF
adoption of the japanese exclusion
clause IN the new American immi-
grafton bill, Tho ambassador plans
70 20 Into private ne and probably
will join the Mitsui FIRM with
which his wtfsis family Is identified.
,ha newspaper says.
lomiuri aipo notes that women 10
Osaka have started campaign Tor
boycott of for,ign-mads products.
urging that only Japanese made
goods b used IN housoholdz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
TRANSPLANT IRELAND

ALBION. Neb. "a little bit Of
Ireland" has been transplsntcd 70 q
farm about milo north OF here. ON
thg farm lives o family whose mem
ocrs have emigroted from Ireland and
have since kept every Irish custom,
even tho language. Mrs. Rose Gar.
ycy. mother Of tho family. recently
celebrated her lt2th birthday. An.
thony. the baby OF the family. Is
only gS years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
DESERT AND JUNGLE

wAsHINGToN.--ln the drlest ano
hottest region in tho United States
southwestern Arizona there Us O
combined desert and jungle. accord
ing TO the report OF a survey OF the
ella river region. Tho region is call
ed an "orboreal' desert by cNde +.
Ross. interior department engineer,
Underground water enables an abun.
dnnt flora to survive under the burn
ing desert sunshine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
IDENTITY
STARTS ON PAGE l

Cameron Immediately rushed 70 81.
Vernon.
Prosecutor CIlheu and sheriff
Tip" Conn spent the holiday Friday
building up the loose ends OF the case
q circumsianiiai evidence they arc
weaving about the four mcu now out
on hail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
CHARGE SEATTLE
SWuCEI inc pI ut
American Vice Consul at Vancouver
Is Accused in Conspiracy

David C Kerr American vioe con.
sal az Vancouver u g.. u.z under
arrcst In Washington ID g.. FRIDAY
GA a charer ~ c1mpu,liy IA a chi.
nese e1ausgilng plot schcme which
has resulted in HUNDREDS % the uli,
entails coming TO seattle A. MGR.
chants, news Dispatches from the
capital declare.
Kerr she dispatches said. Vas un.
able % post g. coo BAN when he was
arralgnsd before a rnhei sfatss
commissioner Tor hearins.
II chargrs against Kerr can b.
sueStsnthied one - the blErest
holes on The Washington border
thru which Chinese are ILLEGALLY en-.
teFing this state has been stopped
loeal immigration authorities bs.
bsse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
GOES Up IN THE AIR

SAN FRANcrsco.-Mr. and Mrs.
We sslla arc always up in the air.
They go around with their heads in
the clouds and look down on their
neighbors. The We Sellas are stecplo.
lack and stccpleJlll and there ISN'T
a smokestack or spirc that's too high
for Mrs. Coda We sella herself TO
climb. She recently finished painting
a I5o.foot smokcstack at Emeryylllc,
Calf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
4 Die IN STORM
Northwestern Arkansas Is
Swept by Tornado

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. May 90
-Four wcro killed in storms which
swept Northwestern Arkapsaa laat
night The dead;
afrs. Elmer Carlton, killed near
Fayetteville when her fnriu homo
was wrecked
iiay Thomas. fatally injured near
Pennington.
Jim Pierce and daughter Alice,
killed near oklahoma boundary line
when the storm swung west and
south from Fort Smith.
Crop damage was heavy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
STEALS S1,1OO
IN GEMS
Thief in Home Gets Three
Rings in Raid

- 5sEel case containing three rings
valued AZ tl.ls9 was stolen BY a
burglar who Thursday night looted
the home % Keith ". NusbaCm. II.
2. 4eth St Nusbaum was not ai
home when the robbery took place
He returned abou; II p. m to find
that a thles had gone thru tho back
door with pass key.
oae o. the rings vas set with Z
one.halg carat diamond valued al
$500: the other two rings were a d!a
non6 engagement ring and a jewel
studded wedding ring. valued AZ slse
zach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
M0RLD AIRMEN
TO MOVE ON
American Planes win Hop
Off Again Sunday

TOKYO. May so.--Ths American
round-the-world flyers VIII get under
way again sunday. message from
Kasumigaura raid today.
The three American nyers have
finished overhaullng their planes.
after the bard flight across the icy
North Pacific seas from Alaska, and
are anxious 10 be on Their way
again. the message said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
MOuntaineerS Plan Many
Outings Around Seattle
Accents, Walks and Trips Included in New
Itinerary for Summer

An attractive aamfafr program. Bon.
GLIDING several peak ancsnis. has
been lined " by The Mouutsinrfr-. a
seattle organization. " wmeh III
mond 3 McanY "a president.
Saturday and SUNDAY june 70 and
~. % pick and shovel party uiu clear
az GA rail grade below the organic
tons lodge al Snoquslmie TIE
grade vill ~ made over into an auto
road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
VETERANS DAUGHTERS
M-AkE GOnD SIIOMING

one o. the hlsh lights " the "a.
rade vas tho splendid appearance Of
the Daughters % Veterans q The
civil var. bat tho hearHtrinks Of the
crowd responded most deeply 20 the
Old men and women, who. nearing
the last long rest. and with hearts
bearing rcurH fQr dear ones Loot IN
battle ys, bravcly marched. or rode.
10 DO honor 20 The memories % their
own and the nations heroes
Following the parade the q. A. II.
memorial service was held al The
Metropolitan theatsr. % be followed
b Impressive ceremonies honorinF
both the army and navy dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30

"fst an the money you've Foi "
the advbsd an udmirsr 'T'u ~
there N can walk"
There Was no soni from T.nney
lie Ma last seen facing an imte
pifo iu a tanieab ~ he walked
out 81 court yesterday. free on
t2.soo baiL 70 appear for hearing
tomorrow on "A charge ~ fsiouiDus
~ ausAul,ing tho chorus Eirl. 'Buh.
hletT o. love notes. who told police
Tinney Knocked me cold" after a
dbaErcement IN her uptown APART
mrnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
ACCUs ED MIN
CLAIM INNOCENCE

ANA Wfh are
Evans. David ". Naaeau. Law,
renee Lee aud Warren l., Ridley
All o. The men have been holding
responsible positions in Tacoma and
when they were brought here follow.
lnE their arrest. more than two scosu
Tacomans moiorrd 70 Nj. Vernon
with tho attorney who brought the
ball money. and staged an impFomptn
reception Ia tho middle Of the street
when the men were released from
hu.
Tho quartz, Friday continued 20
protest their Innocence. sticking 20
their story that they were on their
way north In the spsedboat Dorsen
on a big game hunting trip and that
they were compelled 70 put into Ana.
corfsa four days before the Citizens
bank was robbed because Of defective
wiring In tho boat and broken
rudder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30

WoMEN'S PUMPS AND OK
FoRDS in wide variety of styles.
Full range of sizes in the lot (but
not In all styles). Reduced TO S4.S5.
W0MEN'S BLACK VICI KID
OXFORDS, with welt soles. Sizes
pc TO AZ Reduced to S2.95.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
THOUSANDS IN
MARCH HERE
Patriotic Parade 10 Honor
Dead Held Downtown

liouprinE hfr warrior deed seat
TEE mammoth Memorial Dies parade
brought both smile and team II
Pride 90 che faces ~ tho ihousands
~ rairloiie citizens nho pnrd the
line ~ mareh FRIDAY momiuE
To comparison tetNeen hTirht
2ouih ana valiant aEo MAS poignant.
l} noticeable. bat ths marrhcra were
aii high u heart and proud and
happy
stafilng promptly ai 10 a. M and
beaded hy tho Police hand a police
mounted detachment natiy in the
new "MouuiyT Dne uniforms. nol.
diVu ~ tbs past. represented hy tho
q. A. H. ana Veterans ~ Foreign
Nari ~ the present by the Fourth
lnhntri. National Guard. and o. the
future rs The splendid turnout % the
University A. q r. q and Soy
Scouts The crowds thrilled and
chcsud A. the various ds,achmenis
ms chod b.
kika EaElcs. Moose and other
lodges. with their bands and' drill
teams united toward making the
nsrado a memorable one. and were
lavish N their contributions 81 auto.
mobiles 20 carry disabled vcts and
others. not only IN the parade. bot
fHHaa n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
Arrivals and Departures

nrnstd-- Nay ss.-sir Ia Touchs from
on.4, = 1895 a. m. May sa.--str
hFookdais from los Angeles Via ports. a.
s.ss D ui
May s.-Etr Julia Lsekenbaeh
~ Boston Va ports. AZ $50 .. m; ms
lAifernlA for Boston via ports. ~ SIS
z. M; sir Dorothy Alexander for Los
angeles va san Francisco. az II .. ~.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
EVIDENCE
STARTS on PAGE l

When she reached The hiEhroad shs
ran into the urst posse out after
the robbers ard ii vas she who
steercd them onto The rIEht lraek. {.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
$1.l9
YARD
Broken Lines of Women's, Girls and
Boys Shoes at Reduced Prices

GIRLS WHITE CANVAS OK
F0RDS, with welt soles. Sizes liz
TO 3 Reduced to S1.95.
BOYS BLACK CALFSKIN
SHOES, with heavy soles. Broken
size lot. Reduced to S1.95.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30

on che same dates Mognta.neeu
Ali climb Mount Pcuir in fhe Index
peak country
A week later the organization eIn
Walt Knsap cabiR. near which arr
unc display u rhodoisndrona A.
thc cabin the annual polo game ull
b. played and the DunnaEs Bag play
err vail present a one act play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
1900 Yards of Cotton Fabrics

36-INCH MERCERIzED COMFORT
Err COVERING in deep red shade with
flower patterning in blue and green,
Evenly-woven quality, special, yard
100.
40-INCH UNBLEACHED MUSLIN.
Desirable quality for aprons, house
frocks and art needlework. Special,
yard 15c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30

COMBINATION ALUMINIUM
STEAMER AND SAUCE PAN:
Sauce pan in i-quart size, with ebon-
lied wood handle. Steamer pan also
4-quat size. Cover fits either yes
sell Reduced to S1.S5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
OTHER OUTINGS AIiI
~ AIMED BN CLUB

The Fourth n July outing win bs
10 snoqusimis lodge. from July 70
g. There viii b. smother special
outing from July 4 10 q in tho Hood
canal county. The annual ascent ~
Mount Baker vill be made on The
same dayr ~ other members.
In addition. several local walks
have been planned for Sundays IN
June, both from Seattle and Everett
The Mount fninisr summer outing
b In charge % Mn. Wallace ~ Burr
NountainseFu' headquarters and club
room are a. .oi Court building. ~
tos Marion ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30

PINCH DRESS GING-
HAMS in soft-finish quality
suitable for women's and chill
dren's dresses and aprons. At
tractive plaids and small checks
in a variety of desirable color
ings. Special, yard 15c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
'LustreF Foam GlosR atine

White, rose, brown navy and black; plain shades
and plaid effects in this CLOS Ratine. Reduced, Sat
urday
-powNsrAIRs STORE
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Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH leland. Nay sss--s a. M
b2fcmsier risl1z siozty. eiogdy; Wind
sosth, 10 alIss 80 hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
Needed Housewares at Reduced Prices

DR0KEN lines odd needed
ID reduced for clearance
WALL SALT BOXES made natuansh hardwood
Reduced
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
FRIDAY
NAV "a

FRIDAY
NAY -
First High Tide
s a. n le3 a.
first Lss Tia
lis a m. 80 n.
s<rand High Tide
ISIS .. - 81 n.
seeoud how Tide
1iit p M ~ r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
Printed Crepe de Chine

White, beige, gray, Copenhagen blue, brown, navy
and black Crepe de Chine in 4O-inch width. Reduced
Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30

CAST ALUMINIUM TEA KET-
TIES WITH INSETS. A combina-
ton that can be used as double boil
er. Five-quat tea kettle and 11s-
quart inset vessel. Reduced to
1915.
Housewares Section, DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30

SATURDAY
NAY II
First High Tide
80 a m. fas n.
hrs, Low Tide
SIS q NJ e1 n.
sscond High lid.
See ,. N, ia n.
rscond Low Tide
~ ?. ~ 50 g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
Broken Lines of Women's Undergarments
Slightly Soiled From Display-Reduced to Csc

DR0KEN style and size
II Chems that have become slightly sod handling
while display the section These
Saturday to 95c the garment
dow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
Children's Knitted
Boomers
n g. I5c P iss

10 4 " run
Broken line of children's
pink knitted Boomers in
sizes s, 10. II and Is only.
Reduced to 15c.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
DraperyFabric
REMNANTS
AT REDUCED
PRICES

Useful remnant lengths
of Cretonne, Curtain Nets,
Scrims, Marquisette and
Terry Cloth-at reduced
prices, Saturday.
BROKEN LINES OF
SINGLE CURTAINS
AND CURTAIN COR
NERS - at reduced
prices, Saturday.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
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DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Coconino sun., 1924-04-18

mighty God to take from our mortal
midst unto the heavenly Immortality,
our beloved friend, association and
co-worker, Howard L. Hunt, and
WHEREAS:
Mr.. Hunt, through his untiring eff
forts for the benefit and love for our
citizenry and his devotion for the
public welfare as councilman for the
town of Flagstaff, has acquired the
esteem and respect of everyone who
knew him, now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED
BY the Mayor and Common Coun-
Gil of the Town of Flagstaff, that
although he has been taken from our
midst to a far greater abode in the
Great Beyond where we all hope to
eventually meet, his loss to US is
greatly felt and the sincere sympathy
of this body is extended to his be-
reayed family and to those others to
whom his loss is possibly more keen
ly felt, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
That copy of this resolution be
made a part of the permanent rec
ords of the Town of Flagstaff, that
copies be forwarded to the family Of
the deceased, and that the same be
published in the official newspaper
of the town.
Passed by the Mayor and Common
Council Of the Town of Flagstaff,
this 1st day of April, 1924.
Approved:
E. G. SLIPHER,
Acting Mayor, Town of Flagstaff.
Attest:
CLARENCE T. PULLIAtN,
Clerk, Town of Flagstaff.
The Coconino sun., 1924-04-18
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especially when political ends have
to be considered.
"In the governors interview he was
quoted as follows: There will be no
appointment to the position of state
engineer until / can find man with
proven executive ability 1t is hoped
that when he finds man he will not
be forced to subordinate executive
and engineering ability to political
expediency.
"On reading the report of the leg
islative Investigating committee, |
find there only two criticisms directed
at the highway department during my
administration thereof. First, there
are four motor vehicles missing.
Second, failure of the present adj
ministration to use accounting system
recommended by the auditors. As to
the first | will say that the motor
vehicles mentioned are under the
supervision Of the superintendents of
equipment, and while we had only
two superintendents of equipment
during my administration, and both
were appointed by or under the
direction of the governors office, they
are fully bonded, and no anxiety need
be felt concerning this loss. AS to
the second, soon after the system of
accounting was recommended by the
auditors, | asked the chief auditor of