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Evening star., 1924-03-16
Main $50
22nd St. Northwest

22rd st. Northwest.
1st Commercial /one--SO.2SO.
s. 50 Cash: Balance Like Rent.
. rooms ami bath; pressed ray -wuduw
brick; . ,iarHy l;t:l. ho.>p n hrsi-clxSS
neishI"rhoot:. with good :unra.
lfR RANk \. G!RBONS.
SIS Insurance ltld-..
HIir
Evening star., 1924-03-16
SUMMER COTTAGES.

TWO ATTRACTIVE. COMPLETELY FUR
nished cottages. ami, at Wiscasset, Me-:
ideal location, shore and mountains COM
bined; four month season, S40o. Owner tenn
porarily here. Adams 1894.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Mt. PLEASANT
sh from I'd bcmes a idvaue
a kzraseP Price ~onl
SAULS ADDITION-S17.5OO
Ind the Oft
iarr
ons spacious tedom
t
II
CLOSE TO 14th ST. CAR LINE
Price reduced to $3.50.
hi Il i iromh in a of
a
andc
a n is reaIco tc
be with
MASS AVENUE HEIGHTS-$18Z5O.
10 rooms and 3 baths-Detached.
o most beautfu location in
% % ~ ' 'H' 'peA
TAKOMA PARk-Bung1aow-$7,o50 $50.
is There
Eve else andta spU from porch Of
homes
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
WILL L A S. H LIPS.
18th & K SITS. NV. Phone Main 1900
TE BOAR '
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Allison 81. Near Ga. Ave.
An exceptionally we'll built home containing
r'"n>. tie bath. h.-w.b.. electricity. hnri-
wood floors. laundry tu,s. toi'ct In cellar: ga
rage Far Immediate sac owner has priced
this right Very easy terms can lie made
Phone :pr Inspection
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Randolph Place NE.
\ comfortable and cozy nome. 6 rooms bath.
electricity. hot water heat, front and rear
p'rch"s: excellent condition. Owner very anX-
ious 90 sell. For price asked, is very good
t',r. EaasonaJi. cash payment. balance easy
P.ioR" Us for salesman show you this ope
Evening star., 1924-03-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued Continued
"THESE OFFERINGS ARE VALUES"
We consider worthy of special mention.
NORTHEAST.

NORTHEAST.
Nicely aud conveniently located Groom aud
~ = tof-wafer heat, garage, bedchambers
II well lighted and splendidly ventilated.
PROPERTY now rented for $50 per month.
Priced for quick sale at &6.150. A Conserve
tive bus :or home or investment
CHEVY CHASE.
C~nterentrance hall pIan with built in ga
rage, artistic stone foundation, quartered GA K
nGors; 'front.' side and rear porchps: surround
I'd with large, beautiful silver maple trees:
lot ~ feet front. To responsible purcba ser
owner viii sell for $l4. 800 and accept very
nominal cash payment Here is n chance 10
locate your family In a most refined neiyhhor-
good buy.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

$500 CASH.
bnrs brick kousr: h.w.h. niec: room for
garage: monthly pa"mst. Si5.
50 500.
Near Tenn. ave. and 81. ne. S-ronll tile
path, brick. colonial pnrch. doGtle- decker porch
IN rear IA H.: elec., laundry tub; room
for garage. $1,000 cash and sdJ month.
$500.
brhS h.w.h. eler.: excellent condition: brick
garage. Sl,0eD cash sS5 month
$3.50.
M sor s.. NV: e ro;,n. tile bath brick
roi 'iiai Porch: double decker porch in rear
h%h-. elec.: MON for garage: excellent con
d di"n. Possession. 81 500 cash. balance like
rJaf
$3.50.
i"iI near Pa ave. sc. = Groom. colonial
r"r''D. tile bath brirk. sleeping and break
fasi porch: h,w.h.. elec.. tubs and toilet in
cellar: room f.r garage. 81 $50 cash and $6J
month.
CHAS. BEALL..
Main I073. 1910 II NV .
Evening star., 1924-03-16
SOUTHEAST

Near Lincoln Pars-A splenddiy huiir T.
room and bath house. modern to the last de-
tail Built-in frrproof garage, cement porcheH.
Price, ~, $50. on terms like rent, with very
nominal cash payment.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

TAYLOR St. Near l4th.
We have Just listed this very good buy ana
c'n .:drr it the best Offering in this most coll
N"ni"nt aud desirable .os.a:i :icn. Eight rooms
'ini,r hedrnonIs,. tiled hath. vapor heat eiec
tTiciiy ani modern in every way. Price and
terms very reasonable.
Evening star., 1924-03-16
Near y. Cap. and w.

.NtdT Y. Gap. anu W.
4 beautiful tapestry brick containing 6
rooms, tied bath. h.-w heat, elac richly, hard
wo'"l aours. French doors leading to break
fast porch sleeping pau'h. concrete front er,h
AMI fui't'in garage. In this most convenient
and desirable location, this, house mer your
Immediate inspection. Priced right. Reason
uhlc rash paymrnt, balance less than rent.
Evening star., 1924-03-16
lTomeseekers and Investors.
Cleveland Park Homes

ONE SQrARE WEST or CONN AVE ON
PORTER. NOS. as3a TO 2aaS. : ROOMS
RA7HS AND SHOWER HOMES OF COM
FORT AND DURABILITY. EItED FOR
QUICK SALE. s12..ln, 10 si".1:tn. TWO
ARE SEMI-DETAtHEpt HIIIDEES REP
RESENTA1IvE IN PREMISES OK CtLL
cot. S13i. 1Gs
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Near 18th and Pa. Ave. S.E.
hrc-room frrms house. semi-deta ached,
c""i condition; Arcnia hot water '.eatiIg plant
IL! 2:'Nl2,. Inr"c garages rented at Sc each
Exceptionally gooi iiuy for person OF limited
means. Price AMI terms very reasonable.
[. Fl. SMALL. & CO..
Owners and Builders,
Real Estate.
l:,lo VI NV. Main 1851.
Evening star., 1924-03-16
1lOS 10th St. NV.

RCY FROM OWNER AND SAVE CoMNIS
sicn: brink home. large rooms. splendid 'on-
dition reception hall. hath. h. n. electricity
cement basement, garage, deep lot: paved al
ley; price. $3.50: terms, or 81 900 cash. 1i9
y II
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Near 18th and Pa. Ave. Sc.
4 comfortable and cozy home sen,i-de'ach
tl rooms and bath good heating plant; In
t+ror tssiefuily decorated: simple space for
garage
Immediate pc>scssion. Price very
able. Terms. Very small cash payment. hal
; ance $50 4 month, pays all interest and prin-
: cipa
Evening star., 1924-03-16
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
PROM OWNERS TO ROOM HOUSE. white
location, ne. or NV; state lowest casn price.
Address Box 229-S. Star once. 6ce.
DESIRE 10 PURcHAsE OR ROOM
mouse at reasonable price In any good n.e.
or s,e. section. Phone Lineeln elNS.
over Sl5, 600. n. ln4. .- :.
SMALL HOUSE ON LARGE LOT IN CHER
rydale or vicinity. about $500 or - .ooO;
must be near car line. Address Box 1868,
star ONCE. ---
H0NE IN GOOD NORTHWEST SECTION,
nrefersbly north of Euclid, west Of 11th St;
vill consider Cleveland Park or Chevy Chase !;
vii pay $1,000 T. $1&0oa Address Ds3
Evening star., 1924-03-16
CHEVY CHASE.

DOWNTOWN.
RooriinE house that has always proven
profitable money NAL keT south of Iowa Circle,
ii rooms, and can be bought for SIS 500.
Evening star., 1924-03-16
APARTM ENT

New apartment having eight = and 3 room
apartments. ConservatiSriy rented shows
yrAriy income OF over $JoGo. Can be- pur
chased on a nominal cash payment and The
rents will fully pay for the building. A chance
to convert small cash payment into con-
fort able Income.
Evening star., 1924-03-16
COLORED

NEAR EASTERN HIGH.
New type home. strictly modern: inclosed
rear 0aFeAes Best buy eoutheaat.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Woodbridge -Brookland.
500 0-tiARAGE-TERMS
MOVE IN ON Deposit.
OPEN ANY TIME FOR INSPECTION
The best value on the market today at the
price. Similar homes are offered al $l2 0OO
Six rooms, tiled hath, large pantry, large
porches front and hack, open fireplace, hard
wood floors and trim. all street improvements: !:
located in very desirable section new
John Burroughs School.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
Real Estate Department. 10th and G.
Main a. Evenings North 31y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
MAY WITHDRAW
WITHDRAWAL
Bone Bill Petitions Getting
Complicated Now

Any person who has signed with.
,-.vsl petticn en- the Bone power
m ana wishes 20 have his signature
u.r,garded msy sign a counter
-s,hsnvai blank 40 the Bone power
~ Headquarters. soe Railway Ia.
.ssngs building 81 was announced
saturday.
Many persons have signed tho
,.w,r trusts withdrawal petitions
s.,suss they have been misinformed
!, ne BIN hy the paid workers, who
=. tr,tng 20 set Withdrawals. Others
~, signed thru coercion and sian
,,A,rs have been led 90 believe they
w,re Withdrawing their name nom
~, school bal. IL Is said.
Ths counter Withdrawal petitions
w,i soon BE- circulated thruout the
,,,ire state so that any person
vhoSe signature Is ON the Bone bill
,.,ltions and on the withdrawal pc.
,sIons can void his name ON tho
withdrawal blanks,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
-FOUR CONCERTS
Woodlawn, CoWen, w. Green
Lake and Volunteer Picked

Following out their summer
schedule, wagnor's and Adams
bands will give concerts in four city
parks again Sunday afternoon.
Albert i. Adams viii direct his
lnstrumcntalists nj the Upper
Woodland park band shell at $50.
featuring an aria for the trumpet
'Inflammatus." by Mr.. Impala. and
vocal solo, when Lights Are
Low" by Mr.. Mahan. Massonets
Parade Militaire" and big sclec.
ton from Balfe's bohemian GirF'
VIII be heavy numbers"
AZ the same hour, T, n. Wagner
will be conducting his band Mt Cow.
en- park, featuring heavy" mum.
bers OF concert and opera charac.
| teristics. This bill will include Il
selection from DE Koven's Robin
Hood" and request number" In
Chopin's polonaise "Militaire.'
At $50 the Adams players will
again appear. at the West Green
Lake park. playing Herbert's Sing.
ing Girl" Reeves Yankee Doodle
Humoresque," and Tobani's Hun.
garian Fantasie."
The $50 program of the Wagner
band at Volunteer park will include
such numbers as Blzets Pearl
Fishers" five.number Spanish
ballet and vocal solo, Our
Washington, by Miss Anabell
Beckett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
Borah Asks Okeh
on Delegate Probe

NAStilNGIpN. July o. Senator
William r. BoFah. chairman Of the
senate committee TO keep tab on cam
paign expenditures and contribution
this year. today sent tho following
wire TO Timothy 7. Ansbcrry. alter
nato-at-lurgo at tho New York con
yenuon, opposed to McAdoo. IN reply
10 Ansberry's request that his com
mtttos investigate expenditures Ia
the election Of delegates.
Timothy I. Ansberry. care 20
called democratic national couvcn,
ton. New York. y. T.: doubt II
the resolution under which tho com
mitteo il authorized to act cover,
any Investigation other than those
which pertain TO candidates after
nomination Wish you would consult
with Senators Carawoy and Bayard
who arc IN the convention and adj
wise mo as 20 their views Jones and
shipstead out OF the city. n IL ap
pears that NO have tho authority
and tho facts az oil justify, viii
undertake TO get tho committee TO
gothcr. tsiEncd William r. Borah.'
The senators referred 20 are mem
borB Of tho committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
Get FOURTH MAN
IN MURDER
Seaman Is Arrested on Ship
in Riley Staying

william Van. seaman first elass.
Of the hattleshlp Pennsylvania. was
arrested on the ship and f. held Ia
the vessels brig pending his sur.
render 70 civil authorities. Saturday.
Re is said 10 b. the fourth member q
the gang or youths WHO shot and
MORALLY wounded Arthur Riley In a
.hJaokins oplyode Thursday night
Charges Of frt degree murder Will
probably be filed against tho four
youths Saturday by the prosecuting
attorneys office
The others are o. ~ Tuggle. II.
who "a said 90 have confessed:
Thomas Blcyins 20. "a sailor. and
William Clancy II.
The four entered Rliey's apart.
ment. igi5is Seventh ave. late
ThurHday and demanded he turn over
his liquor 90 them. When he re-
sisted they shot him and ran. Two
Of the youths ran into the arms Of
Patrolman y. ". Hull and a third
was arrested AZ First ave. and Main
IT.. a short time later with a loaded
pistol In his pocket.
Thomas Murphy 30, who called al
police headquarters 10 inquire about
the prisoners. Friday morning. and
who has been held on suspicion OF
completely. may be released today.
Sailor Van Is alleged 10 have con.
fossed his part In the crime 10 Com.
mander e. s. Karrick and Lieut..
X. II. Noble Of the battleship. and
Detective Lieut.. William Kent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
Prizes Are Awarded in
4th of July Contests
Day Winds Up in Traditional 'Blaze of
Glory" With Stadium Show

no the martial strains 81 army,
navy and civilian bands ihc
skirling of haEpipo band and the
Commandment OF hundreds 90 ~
pieces and aerial fireworks. more
than $4,000 persons are estimated to
have celebrated the Fourth OF July
az Tho stadium night show staged hy
Rainier Noble post. American Legion.
Friday night.
II was the most pretentious display
of pyrotechnies and community en-
torprise Seattle has ever worked out
Tor an Independence day celebration
and lasted from y. m. 10 well after
N o'clock.
The prize Tor the best decorated
auto In tho afternoon parade went
10 the Italian Commercial club.
Albera Bros. Milling Co. won nrt
honors FOR the best decorated com.
mercial float Ballard took nri
prize Tor the bost community float
with Green Lake second In the
historical section. James r. Boldi
took FIRST honora with his red. white
and blue float with the statue ~
Liberty and the Liberty BE y. The
prize Tor the best floral float was
awarded Co the Seattle park board.
The skies above Lake Washington
were painted In the national eolorn.
In golden. greens and piniSz, when
tho HIT Fireworks Co. finally began
setting or liz part Of tho public cclo.
hration after an evening fun Of
thrills and entertainment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
Sunday in the Churches

Trinity Parish Church--Nlnth and
James. Rev. william r. Bliss. rec.
/ tor Rev. r A. Burgc. assistant. a.
m. holy communion. II a. m. holy
communion and sermon. Rev. w.
Ashe. Everett preacher; p. m. eve
ming prayer and sermon. Rev. Z. \.
Burge. preacher.
/ st. Marks Episcopal Church
Harvard and Spring st. Rev. John
ID. McLauchlan. Pm. D.. associate
priest. Rev. H. II. Gowen. d. ID. S
and II n. m. hoJy communion. 9:45
a. m. children's service: II a. m.
holy communion and sermon, The
Christian Conscience: 7:30 p. M
evening prayer and sermon, The
Lost sheep"
st. Miciiaers Chapel, OF st. Marks
Parish-N. Sixth and John st. Sung
Eucharist and sermon. $50 a. m;
church school. 3 p. m.
| Madison Street Methodist-Episcopai
Church. II a. m, communion: p.
m, stereopticon lecture by T. w.
Bundy. THE Philippine Islands"
University Presbyterian Church.
Corner 18th ave. n. f. and +. 18th
st. Rev. Harry S. Templeton, pas.
tor. IL n. m. Gods Heliography.
or Help From the Hills" Union eve.
ming service at University Christian
church. s p. m,
Interplay Presbyterian Church.
Edwin s. Secrest. minister. 10 a. m,
1 Sunday school. 1916 a. m. preaching
service. The Duty Of Observing the
Lords Supper: communion sermon.
s:45 y. m. Junior Endeavor service.
First Christian ChurcIi-Russell II.
I Thrapp, minister. Morning. Factors
in American Development; evening
America Offers Enemies and Dan.
gers
University Christian Church -
Cleveland Kleihauer, minister. Morn.
ing, "Masterless Men; evening, union
service, University district, at this
church.
Queen Anne Christian Church -
Il. l.. Kechley. minister. Morning,
'The Man who Made Good; even.
ing. no service.
West Seattle Christian Church.
G. II. stanton, minister. Morning,
the sixth OF series on THE Kingdom
OF Heaven; evening, "The Modern
/ Young Woman Choosing Illus.
! band"
Ballard Christian Church II. =.
williams, minister. Morning, THE
Helper; evening, what Is the
| Bible"
Central Christian Church - Frank
u. Jones, minister. Morning, THE
Organization of the New Testament
Church; evening, Gods Two wit.
nesses."
Findley Street Christian Church.
J. l.. McCallum. minister Morning,
True Worship; evening, Sabbath
or Lords Which?'
First NorwegianDanish Baptist
church Cor Stewart st. and Yale
ave; Rev. a. ~ Menus. pastor. a;tj
o.. ~, w. s. s.; liza. m, scnndi.
nnyian service; Z p. m, Young PEG.
Plies meeting; s p. nj, English
| service.
First Baptist church Ambrose
VI. Bailey, -. -. o:45 u. M. $. s.;
morning service, The Alonoment,
mn; Gas p. m, y. Y p. y. Even.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
FIREWORKS DISPLAY
WINDS UP ENTERTAINMENT

Daredevil" Mink Deronda. one.
armed thriller. did his stunts: Tom
Bertclson'a ''kute Klowns' added n
tone OF humor 10 the affair. and the
Moose drum corps. Northwest cham.
pions. under the baton OF Jack Ingc.
drew great applause in a special
number
Then dukneEs finally closed IN.
There was fanfare Of bombs and
imitation artillery. Three great rock.
cts flew skyward and showcred
down bright stars IN a trail OF golden
Ugh, and ihe real feature OF Fourths
Of July wan on.
II was what little Johnnie came
for and his dad. too. tho he prob.
ably wouldn't admit IL. And Il was
"a great success from the time that
Teddy" Roosevelt grinned out In
green. rcd and white lights until a
fiery busler. a dozen feet high. blew
soundlesa Taps" while huge pin.
wheels whlrled and cascade OF
blazing sparks Hhowercd down
Good Night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
ANGORA GROTTO
WINS CHAMPION cur

The feature o. the varied program
Of competitive community contents
was the winning. for the second
time. OF the Frlrdlhudcr trophy cup
Tor fra,crnal orders driil teams. by
AnKon grotio Under the eaptaincy
OF Jack l., Hyneman. the multl.col-
ored uniforms OF tho Masonic or.
ganlzation snapped back and forth
in military precision and Ia uncom.
mon marching evolution
Other teams making splendid show.
ms were the Eagles. tho Moose and
order of Elks. CARRIED IN white
marching costumes. tho drlll team OF
the ladies Security association also
staged special demonstration. tho
not entered In the contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
ny FIELDING LENNON

"ELEvATE the ford guns. Tiny
IL Forest wants 20 walk across
the deck
This was tho shout from a group
Of gobs aboard the L s. $. Pennsyi
vania Saturday as big. smiling face
poked Itself GU, Of the ford hatch.
way.
Then came the body that went
with tho face First were rian,
shoulders and then. foot by foot.
came the support for those shout
ders.
Finally he was all out on deck. tho
L. $. S. Pennsylvania tallest man,
Seaman Tiny Forest. who stands
six feet eight inches In his stocking
feet.
Under his arm Tiny" carried 4,
gun case filled with navy rifles az
nonchalanily az II It were a walking
stick.
You grow 'em quite big aboard
ship, don't YOU a spectator re
marked TO a COB as tho giant am.
hled across the deck.
you bet we do. said the COB
"and powerful. too They hardly
ever have to use tho derrick since
Tiny enlisted. And he's Just a.
good-na,ured as ne Is big. for which
we can be thankful He could pull.
yerize us IL be wanted To-
Tiny came out OF tho hatchway
again with another rack Of rifles,
and the photographer swung into
action, whercupon Tiny" quickly
ducked out OF range
Get Frank Cincone and Tiny
will have his picture taken. one
COB advised. So Frank Cincone was
hunted up. Five feet no inchcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
SHOW is READY
Sports Exhibit Rounding
Into Shape

Tho tent under which consider.
able proportion OF tho Seattle
aportsmen's show viii 30 has been
erected on Tho grounds at Fourth
ave. and Bell st.. and ia ready for
the exhibitors Tho show viii be
held during the week starting July
II. but officials 81 the organization
deemed u wise TO allow plenty Of
time for the exhibitors 10 arrange
their booths.
One Of the big features Of the
show viii be Tho exhibit Of Wild
animal and bird life. arranged by
state Game Commissioner Kinney,
A miniature forest viii bo con
structed. and the animals and birds,
captured In this state, will roam
about as they do in natural life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
BOAT CAPTURED
SmugglerS' Cove Raided by
Canadians for Booze

VICTORIA. b. c.. July 5.-As an
aftermath OF spectacular raid on
smugglers' cove Thursday afternoon
by Canadian customs officials, Cap.
tain Sailey OF the American motor.
boat M.332 was fined $50 Friday for
falling 10 enter his vessel at Gus.
toms.
william Mckee. who was with
salley. claimed 10 be a Canadian.
and his case is being Investigated.
The Canadian customs men
swooped down on Smugglers' cove.
Catham island. Thursday afternoon
while two boats wero anchored in.
side. One speed craft managed TO
make its escape. II is said 10 be
the Columbia.
The M.332 was captured and So.
1900 worth OF liquor was cosfiscated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
PRAISES STARS
POWER FIGHT
Bone Thanks Paper for Aid
in Initiative Campaign

REPRESSION Of thanks 20 The Sc.
,.tle star for its aid In the recent
SIT 70 obtain enough signatures
: The Bone Power bill to insure It's
slns placed on the ballot in the
November election. was given sat.
uraay By Homer T. Bone. author
4 the bill.
In a letter TO The star he said.
Your efforts. coupled with those
Z the large number Of friends OF
,ublie ownership have made pos.
shle the filing Of the enormous
srmber Of names at Olympia 10
n,pori the demand that people OF
us state be permitted 20 vote on
~ power issue next fall
I'VE now enter upon the second
,Aass OF the struggle. IN which We
s1i nrst have 10 meet tho active
rshdrawal campaign now being
rrauetrd by tho private power
trust thru Its large army OF en-.
lcyes who are using every arsu.
reri that men may employ TO sc.
ere withdrawal u names from the
Mxcr petitions. Failing in this
ampaign. We viii probably have 10
zest the most bitter campaign ever
szged in this state. Tor the private
Nrsr interests have unlimited sums
< money 10 carry on the battle 10
. xc,sct them in their private mon.
Scly Of the water power resources
4 this state. II Is in this final
Erggls that the people must be
billy informed on the power issue
have an abiding conviction that
sr cause Is just and that we will
rul Up another great victory in the
r;srests OF the people at tho cleo.
ton on November I"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05

MADISON, SQUARE GARDEN.
New York, July 5.--Goorgc Christen
son. national committeeman from
Stevenson. Wash, left for home yes.
terday, the first TO leave the national
democratic convention from the
Washington state delegation,
Christensen left his proxy with j.
NJ Geraghty OF Spokane Christen.
sen is rumored ns nm entry In the
democratic primary contest for lieu.
tenant governor in the fall. Press Of
personal business was given as the
cause for his departure.