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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
FRANKFORT NET
STAR INELIGIBLE
High School Board Makes
RuIing-JuIian President,
81 Times Special

BIZ Times Special
ANDERSON. Ind. Dec. 29.-Roy
B. Julian Of Southport, is the new
president of the Indiana High School
Athletic Association. He was elect
ed to succeed II. B. Altman of Rush
vile, retiring president, at the an
nuaI organization here.
Elmer Posey Of Evansville. com
pleJed his term as a member Of the
board Of directors Of the association
and was succeeded by John Adams.
coach of the Vincennes High School
basketball team. c. +. Albaugh Of
La Fontaine succeeded Altman as a
member. Lee Baird of Muncie; G. G..
Eppley of Whiting, and A. l.. Tres
ter, perman~at secretary Of Ander-
son, are the other members Of the
board.
The case Of Herman Boots. who
has been attending Frankfort High
School. was re-opened. and he was
declared ineligible for the year be-
cause ZOO much activity was ex-
erCised in securing him as a student
in Frankfort High School on the
part of a party outside Of school
Boots moved from Bowers Station
70 Frankfort before the present
semester opened.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
HUNTER, JONES TONIGHT
Important Matches i'm State Cue
Tourney This Week.

The State three cushion billiard
tourney in progress at Coolers
parlors IS reaching an exciting stage
and this week will witness some TN
portant matches. Hunter, who has
lost only one game so far will meet
Jones tonight if he IS able to play
with a shoulder that has been
hindering him lately. Hunter has
another match scheduled this week
with Curtis on Friday.
In the only other match Of the
week Cooler clashes with Vogler on
Tuesday night Vogler was the
player who spoiled Hunters perfect
record and he may prove Coolers
nemesis also. He Is shooting IN ex-
ceIlent form
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the past two weeks.

The local collegians have
strenuous week ahead. After the
Illinois fray the IrvingtOn team goes
to Ohio State on Wednesday, plays
Bradford Y. NJ. C. A. at Bradford,
O.io. on Thursday, hops to Kansas
City, to meet the K. c. Athletic
Club on Friday and ends up at Lom-
bard. Galesburg, HI, on Saturday.
That's all for the week. There
aren't any more days.
Vanderbilt proved rather easy
picking on Saturday, but that con
est only whetted the appetites OF
The teams followers to see what the
squad can DO against sitter com.
petition. The imposing record of
he five so far has raised interest in
them and a capacity house probably
will witness the game Tuesday.
New Combination
Reports from Illinois are to the
effect that Coach Ruby has a new
combination this season. Only three
letter men are back from last year,
and only one Of these was a regu-
lar. Captain Mauer at forward is
the only player with a place cinched.
Karnes. a first-string substitute of
last season. is scrapping hard for
the other forward berth. Daugh-
erty is another good one Martin
seems to have the edge at center,
with Smith, a six-foot-sixinch soph-
omore, next in line. Broderick, a
reserve from last year, Is another
possibility.
Haines. a letter man from last
year, is showing we'll at floor guard,
but kassel, the football end. is dis
playing fine ability and is being Civ
en- a real chance.
Fairly Strong
Hollopeter and Reynolds are other
good guards. Hollopeter probably
viii start at back guard against
Butler.
The team appeared fairly strong
In preliminary games against De
Paw and Washington L. Of St.
Louis
Cord Lipe, last years guard. is
acting as assistant coach.
Butler and Illinois have met three
times on the hardwood and the
Him have won two out of three.
All Of the games have been close.
The locals are out TO even the score
this time.
The big game viii start at p. m.
There will be curtain raiser at Z
between the Butler Reserves and
the Red Crowns. local independent
team. FEEBLE and Maloney will Of
ficiate in the main contest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
PURPLE VS.. NOTRE DAME
Northwestern Five at South Bend
Gym on Tuesday.
By Times Special

D tUIt6 DUtttut
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dec, 29.-The
Northwestern University basketball
team will play Notre Dame here on
Tuesday night. 1t will be the sec
ond net game between the two
schools this season. The locals won
at Evanston. Reports from the Pur-
pie camp are that a vastly improved
combination will take the floor here
compared to the one which lost to
Notre Dame in the earlier contest.
Baker, the football star, will jump
at center.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
J0Y-GLOOMS IN WIN
Defeat South Side Turner's in sun
day Net Game.

The Joy-Glooms Of Broad Ripple
defeated the South Side Turner bas-
kethal team Sunday afternoon at
the Turner gym. IS 20 2S. in fast
game which was featured by the
work Of Arno Wade, Joy-Gloom CEN
ter. who fired nine field goals
through the hoop. Scott Of the win
ners counted five twopointers. For
the Turner's, Richards az center was
best, with five feeders. The count at
the half was tied at l7-all
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
MAY MANAGE
CantillOn Buys Half-Interest In
Little Rock Is Report.

BY Ifmts NVeclhT
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Dec. %
Joe Cantillon. former manager Of the
Minneapolis A. A. baseball club and
at present assistant business man.
ager Of the Chicago White Sox, has
purchased halfinterest in the
Little Rock team Of the Southern AS
ISOLATION. according to reports here.
It was also rumored that Lena
blackburn. last season with Kansas
City. would become manager Of
Little Rock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
GOLFERS FORM TEAM
Mcleod so Bo Barnes Partner at
Tampa fla Club.

b Jnifef Prcss
Mcleod, diminutlve pro. has accept
cd an offer to partner with Jim
Barnes as professionals at the
Temple Terrace Country Club. Tam
pa, Fla. Both Mcleod and Barnes
are former omen chamnlnns.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
PENNA TAKES WORKOUT
Players Timber Up in Omaha, De-
spite Cold Weather. 3
By Times special

by ] IWts NpFGIUI
OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. 29.-The Penn
sylvania football team, en- route to
the Pacific coast for their New
Years game with California, stopped
off here Sunday and practiced near
the station. Bundled up in sweaters.
the players passed the ball and linn
bered up in spite Of the intense cold.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
"Story Telling Melee"
PIERCE INDIAN TRAINER
Hump" Signed BY Bush and Will
Accompany Team South.

by Manager Ownie Bush Of the In
dams as trainer and coach for next
season. He viii accompany the
team South. Pierce is a well-known
figure in baseball and al present is
making his home in Indianapolis.
Year before last he was manager of
the Grand Rapids Club in the
Michigan-Ontario League.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
MANUAL IN TWO TILTS
Local Meters Mt Seymour Wednes
day; KOkOmo on Friday.

The Manual High School METERS
h 20 two games on the holiday card
this week. On Wednesday the squad
goes to Seymour and on Friday will
play at Kokomo. The team has
shown steady Improvement. AL
though losing to the strong alumni
five on last Friday the team played
the best ball Of the year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
BY COACH ED STEWART
Texas, Southwestern Champions.

D7AT off to Guard who
X either dribbles straight up
- door for shot or passes to
Forward .. who comes out OF the
corner fast and returns ball TO
Guard for a shot or pass to For
ward I. who first broke into corner
and then along end line into
basket. Guard becomes basket
guard. Center brakes out to left
and up center for a follow-up shot.
This play good when behind and
taking chances by batting to
guard and leaving forwards l and
2 up field.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
City Cushions

Only three matches will be played
this week in the city handicap three
cushion billiard tourney at the
Board Of Trade parlors. Shane. pres
ent champ, meets Quinn tonight.
Shane is playing for fifty points and
Quinn; forty-five. Lewis an Cooper
clash Tuesday and Bray i Rowan
on Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
Saturday Basketball

COLLEGES
Butler. 81: Vanderbilt. 1T.
Navy "a: Minnesota. 16.
Westminster. %: Princeton. 20.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Technical. 81 Southport. 10.
Technical Seconds. Al: Lebanon Sec
Reech Grove. S.; Mt Comfort, 10.
-, Washington. "a: Monrovia 20 tower
Fgshville. "a: Newcastle. 2@.
Bloomfield. 80; Jasonyille. 16.
Bloomngton Seconds So: Lebanon Sec
Huntington. "a; Columbia CITY. 20.
Valley Mills. "a: Lawrence. 20,
- Morton (Richmond). "A: Fountain
City. 10.
ANDERSON INvITATIONAL
tMorning Games)
Frankton, "a; Daleville. 10.
Anderson 9f&or. Il" es: sS Man 4iits ~ r.
Middletown. %: Royerton. IA.
(semi-Finalsl
Frankton 90: Alexandria. 90.
Anderson. a. Middletown. II.
(Finals)
Anderson. g. -Frankton. 1s.
GREENSBTRG GND0 TOURNEY
Milan, SO; New, Point, %.
fetts ~ S Sreen M8sS9w oc 3s 90
Greensburg Y. M. G. A. 80: New
Columbus. SO; Greensburg Y. NJ. G.
Let's 25: Milan. 1e.-
Let's. Q: Columbus. (forfoit)<
INDEPENDENTS
Prs Sss o-Llies. ss: Je saSasssorii: 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
. FRANKLIN
Champs Tackle Southern Five To
night-Weel of Practice.
~ Times Special

By Times Special
FRANKLIN, Ind, Dec. 29.--Van-
derbilt will be the opponents of the
State champion Franklin College
five here tonight. The locals are not
expecting a great deal OF trouble
from the Southern invaders. The
men of Wagner will continue hard
practice all week in preparation for
the Notre Dame and Earlham con-
tests here next week. on Jan. and
Jan. 10, respectively.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
LIGHTWEIGHTS TO MEET
Kaplan and Kramer VIII Battle for
Championship Friday.

BU United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Lewis
kid" Kaplan Of Connecticut meets
Danny Kramer. Philadelphia, Friday
in the final round of the elimination
contest for the 126-pound champion
ship vacated by Johnny Dundee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
OIyfnnic Star Rack

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. %. - Emerson
Norton. Olympic decathlon star. ar
rived here today in his final lap of
trip around the world. which he
started after the Paris Olympiad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
Tennis!

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-That
tennis as a medium for exer-
else ranks we'll ahead Of It'd
dledywinks. or even golf. IS
proved conclusively by a recent
series Of tests made in England.
Careful checking of the number
Of times a player hits the ball
in an average rally has resulted
in these figures, the American
Lawn Tennis Association aan-
nOunces:
The average singles player
who adheres to the volleying
type Of game will run about TWO
and three-quarters miles in a
closely contested fve-set match
and Will make about $50 strokes.
The winner. Of course. would
have several extra strokes to
his credit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
FLOWERS IS MATCHED
Negro MiddIeweight TO Meet Lehman
New Years.

BIZ Tinted Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 29,-"Tieer
Flowers" sensational negro middle
weight. win be seen in action on
New Years night against Joe Lob
man, Brooklyn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
Nut Cracker

'--NDEE is a very
! considerate young man.
EA ~5reed %
fight for The lighfwa-e' rhoo NJ
ship Of France. he viii not Innict
the travesty on America.
Into each life some. rain must come"
l. was a poet W no wrote that not
sen DUE uaiAtr d--tis4ua.4"- .54u.-
headers
AN OHIO PROFESSOR CLAIMS
THERE Is TOO MUCH CONNER.
CIALISM IN ATHLETICS. 49,. But
NOT FOR TIE ATHLETES.
T is almost certain Washing
ton viii win the pennant
IL again next year. . . Every
expert we talk 10 says the team is
certain 10 finish third or worse.
A GOLF TOURNAMENT WAS HELD
HIS 4slAN TrF BE EyI dl Wi ri, +IG SIT
ING LIGHT Or TIE CANE
NOT y SINGLE MAJOR LEAGUE
TEAM WILL TRAIN IN TEXAS
NEXT SPRING. AND WE WON
DER WHAT TEXAS HAS DONE
TO MERIT SUCH A GOOD BREAK.
I'll r. ROCKNE hopes the rule
EVII makers viii keep their hands
HI off the forward pass. In
this connection we wish to say very
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
NO RADICAL DEPARTURES
4 FORECAST AT MEETING
Return of Old Kickoff Rule Is Probable = Revolutionary
Measures Not Likely to Be Considered.
By Times Special

NEW YORK Dee. 29-Gridron followers next fall prob
ably will football played under practically the rules
that existed during the past
Three minor changes to be taken here by the foot
ball coaches association which Saturday
the intercollegiate football officials Aside from the possible
adoption Of these expeeted
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
Jess PETTY GOES GOOD
Tribe Lefty In Rare Form in Florida
League Game.

BIZ Tunes Special
MIAMI, Fla. Dec. 29,-Jess Petty
Of the Indianapolis American Asso-
citation ball club. pitching for Miami,
allowed only three hits to Lake
Worth in a Sunshine league game
here Sunday and the locals won,
to 1. Jess struck out eight and had
the opposing batters pounding slow
rollers to the infleld.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29

Louis Wolf Il. Of 22l4 Winter
Ave. was found dead in bed today
by his grandson, Arthur Brandt
Heart trouble was blamed by Cor
oner Paul F. Robinson
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
~ Grid Changes Expected Meets Illinois Here Tuesday
OFFICIAL 4 VERAGES SHOW
HORNSBYiS GREAT RECORD
St, Louis SIugger Leads National League for Fifth
Straight Year-Fourner Hits Most Home Runs,

The official records of National League players for the
son of 1924 Rogers Hornsby of ST. Louis set
record by leading for the fifth consecutive This bettes
previous mark of four successive batting championships
by John P Wagner of Pittsburgh who led the league
1906 1907 1908 and 1909 Hornsby's record
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
Weed Out Ski Jumpers

BU Vnfteu PT688
CARY, ILL.,, Dec. 29.-Wilhelm
Ursin, Norway, was the leader In
Sundays preliminaries for the Inter
national Ski Jumping Tourney. finals
of which are to be held here Jan. 1S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29
THIRD BIG TEN CONTEST
FOR LOCAL COLLEGLANS
Pagemen Tackle Iin Five at TominSon Hall in Start of
Strenuous Week Of Basketball,

rains but it pours After long wait the
basketball fans getting their favorte sport in lump But
Ter after trimming Vanderbilt last Saturday night Tomnson
Hall right back Tuesday night at the place after
the scalps of Illinois, the third Big Ten has within
he mast tpu0u
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29

By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The Irish
Free State was the first nation to
challenge for the Davis cup in 1925.
Switzerland was second.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29

The recomm endauOns OF the inter
collegiate officials ask for what
really amounts TO q return OF the
regulations existing prior TO the past
season. Return of the old kick off
rule. which puts the point of kick
off at the forty-yard line instead OF
at midfield is advocated. There was
much criticism the past fall of the
present kickoff site.
Return Of the old off-side rule on
kicks of all types also is urged
While the third motion adopted calls
for the award of a tOuchback when
off-side players touch the ball within
their opponents ten-yard line.
No Radical Changes
Revolutionary changes such as the
Arowing away of the stop watch. the
striction of so many plays 10 Il
yAriod and the virtual elimination Of
the forward pass as proposed by
Coach Gore of the Massachusetts
Agricultural College. were not con
sidered by the officials and probably
will receive but slight attention from
the coaches. The present regulations
are believed to be too popular with
the majority of football fans 10 tam
per with.
Coach Zuppke Of Illinois IS presid-
ing over the conclave Of Goa hes in
the absence Of J. ". Heisman. who
is en- route to Europe. Other not
ables to appear are Gil Dobie Of Cor
nell, Tad Jones OF Yale, Bill Roper
of Princeton. A. A. Stage Of Chi
cagO. Chick Meehan Of Syracuse and
Bob Fisher Of Harvard.
Three Sessions
Red" Trautman. assistant direc-
tor of athletics at Ohio State, viii
substitute for DR.. Wilce as secre-
tary. Trautman announced that
theer would be three sessions. the
first to take up routine business and
official reports Of various gridiron
districts.
At the afternoon session. Stage Of
Chicago. Western Conference win
ner, was TO fill the headline position
with an address on Successful
Methods of Football Coaching"
Other speakers include Meehan and
Hugo BeZdek OF Penn State.
"StOry Telling Melee"
The meeting will close with the
annual Brown derby experience
and storytelling melee" won at its
.auguration last year by Major
rank Cavenaugh Of Boston Col
~ge. Speeches viii be made by Wal
ter Camp. Grantland Rice, Herbert
Reed and Lawrence Perry.
Discussion Of 1925 national track
and field games. football rules and
other important matters probably
will not come before the y. c. A. A.
until Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
[ GSHOREMAN
WINS $500
Injured at His Work. Given
Damage Verdict

a @wsuit of general interest 20
iongrhorsmsn was tried Monday IN
Judge Hanrs court. when n jury re-
turned q verde, for $500 10 favor
Or Richard IIayerty against the In
ternational stevsdonng Co. Iiaysr
~ was working a. a iongshorsman
In the bold Of the steamer Andrea
Luckenbaeh when be was struck
and injured b. sling load Of wool
which was lowered without the
hatch tender giving the customary
warning. Look out belowf'
The law points. a. decided BY
Judge Hal, arc Of especial interest.
The company coniendsd that Hayer-
~ and the hatch tender were fellow
servants. and under the admiralty
law he could recover only for has
care and hospital expenses.
Attorneys Mark Litchmsn and
Thomas Horner. FOR the plaintiff
took the position that hatch tend
er was o vice principal, and his neg.
igenoe made the company liable.
AFTER long arguments. Judge Hail
decided with the plaintiff on the law
points. and the jury rendered the YER
dict above stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
To Try Pair Third
Time on Dope Count

Retrial % the famous Cohen Spell.
man narcotic ease. which Ia two
previous trials resulted IN dinagrced
lurles. was Eet Tuesday morning by
Judges Jeremiah Neiercr and l. T..
cushmnn for May ie
Michael Cohen. clerk az ihe
Pioneer sbfo Deposit Co. is accused
with having conaplfcd with Jack
spellman. a ionEshorcman. 10 secroie
a quantity of narcotics IN safety
deposit vault
The men frat came 10 trial on
April "a Of lnst year. but the Jury
failed 10 agree and WAS dismissed.
The men were tried again with the
Same result
Cohen and spellman used ~ their
defense the charge that they were
framed. and That ihcy had been o..
ducsied 10 keep the NARCOTICS b. two
mon who passed themselves OF as
government, agents who wished 10
place evidence Ia safe place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
KHAN NOT BACK
OF NJ ADO0
Texas Manager Denies That
RumorS Have Basis

DALLAS. Tex. May e-chafEcs
that W. q. McAdoo IA being backed
by the IN kiux Khan IN lis cam.
pAiEn for Texas 40 delegates 10 the
democratic national convention.
were denied today by Cato Sells. Nc.
Adooa manager.
IL IL an absurd buEnhoo." replied
Sells 30 accusations 81 Capt. w. r.
Ira, state manager Tor senator os.
ear UaAsrwoed. that the Klan put
over" AloAdoo 10 Saturday. pre-.
cinet primaries
II v simply desperate iasi.mo.
mcnt effort Of q tadly lost cause TO
reflect on a clcanly conducted and
ciennly won campaign" County
conventions were held thruoat Tex.
as today 10 elect delegates TO the
state conventions ~ democrats and
republicans. May ~.
McAdoo. by virtue OF Saturdays
precinct primaries. Was assured Of
the supper, Of a majority OF the
county conventions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
JOHNSON WAITS
HOME VERDICT
California Voters Cast Bal
lots on Party Delegation
ny NJ u. TnACY



SAN FRANCISCO. aiay o Cali.
fornla voters we're casting ballots To-
day which political observers here
believe. may 50 far towards deter
mining ths political future o. sen.
nior Hiram W Johnson.
Opposed IN his home state by rrsHi.
dent Coolidge for control of she Call.
fornia delegation 10 the republican
national convention. Johnson b. max
ing what Il regarded Hs a 'last
stsnd' 20 secure firmly pledged
delegatlon-someihing be- has failed
90 secure in other states
should ho win he viii have q voice
al least on the floor Of the con
Fsntion. and his strip on the eliizenry
81 his homo state viii have been
demonstrated once more.
Should he lose. n viii be tho first
defeat Of his political career aud
"a hat might follow Is the subject for
much conjecture.
Johnson's policies ln state affairs
ON which he has again and again
been swept into power by calif0rni
ans. Japanese exclusion and the oil
scandal are chief ISSUES in the cam.
palgn. Johnson adhrrcnts claim a
vote Tor johnson a. q vote Tor Jap
Anese exclusion" and they have dc
nouneed ar coolldFc's attitude IN
the oil investigation.
on the democratic ticket william
q, McAdoo IL opposed by an un.
pledged delegation which. has tho
support Of The Hearst newtpaperr
McAdoo ln the only candidate who
has made personal campaign in
the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
GYPSIES FLEE
FROM. POSSE
Officers Blockade Roads
Hunting Mace Child

Certain that missing Arthur
Mace. sgearoia seattle hoy. ls ia
custody o. gypsy bands IN Eastern
Washington and that 20 date tho
sypsies have successfully hidden
the child from the eyes % search,
ms officers. shenffs' offices along
The Canadian border Tuesdai were
on the lookout for an nomads 10
prevent any escape into Canada
with the missing lad.
Monday night deputy sheufs a.
Gle Elum found a golden haired boy
dressed IN girls clothes In IA gypsy
camp A gypsy woman claimed the
child as her own.
Immediately after the officers
had left, the Rypsles hastily de-
parted In their automobiles. split.
Ting into two groups and speeding
out of the district.
wenatchse was informed 20 be on
the lockout for the hand but when
the wonatchee authorities searched
the party Tuesday morning they De.
ciared they found no ono answer.
ing the Seattle lads description.
Joseph Mace. father % the child, "
giving his entire time 20 tho search
Tor his son. Besides having the aid
Of nearly every sheriff Ia the state.
be has enlisted the Burns organiza'
ton 90 help him.
Every Eypsy band that u known
20 BE- In the state az the present time
will be kept under strict surveillance
until authorities arc assured that TIE
little boy Is not being carried away
by them,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-06
SIX MEN WILL Be
EXECUTED
"us' Die on GaIIows After
Conviction for Murder

:. sLW ORLEANS. La. May ST.
i, = = a'uDls trap at AmIte. on which
''ans Will be hanged Friday.
~. ''''ed today. and other prepare.
: completed for the executions.
49,. ~ men were convicted OF muir.
!. Dallas Gaines during a hold.
s !. la'y Win be hanged in @twos. >
s,,..s s at noon Friday. An OF the
/ are in a state Of collapse
Isison. y '"' new Orleans
iho,s ~ threatening the lives or ali
ma. s nn' participate in tho hang.
~ q, saa Offering huge bribes IN
't.iy.s1s men are freed, have been
saA n. ~ al officials connected
W. az, ~ case. The prison warden
y .,ss 'sr'd $4,000 to allow The men
fhs fs,'so MS life was threatened
Nj s a., sentence, va. , bno pro,
atsisr TN .s.,' The same letter carried
h't,r ~. asslnst the lives Of Gov 1
W ItslI az Mrs. Mr.. Gaines, widow Of