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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Tax Appeal Board
to Be Here Soon

4 special board OF tax appeals.
created by tho last congress. will
meet IN Seattle tho last OF October
to settle disputed income and excise
claims. Il was announced az the Of
flco OF c. l.. Hucy. deputy internal
revenue collector. Saturday
Under this system, instigatcd by
Secretary or the Treasury Mellon.
citizens are saved the expense OF
trips 10 Washington, and tho spc-
,ial board tours tho country settling
~ all claims while IN session In any
locality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
France to Lecture
on Irish Situation

= D. France wlT lecture on 'The
Struggle IN Freedom Boo Ireland"
sunday Ht p. No.. an tho Labor
temple, Sixth asr and University ~.
France returned 10 America recently
after having served Tor more than
two years on important irl5h COM
missions. De met most u the leading
figure iH Irish affairs uHd win pie.
turl condition. Iuat as hs found them.
The public u Invited Admission free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Wales Will Watch
EN- Packing Meat

CHICAGO. oct. ii.--How tho can.
ny packer changes cattle. hogs and
sheep into choice steaks. roaats md
chops: how an the by.products. In.
Guiding even the squeai. are util.
lied viii be made an open book for
II. Il H.. tho Prince Of wales here
next Monday.
a. guest Of Louh r. Swift. ST..
one Of tho things on the program OF
Windsors visit Of a day here is an
inspection OF tho Swift packing
plants and the Union stock yards.
After inspecting tho great meat.
packing houses. David Windsor win
be entertained at luncheon az the
University or Chicago. lie viii then
be motored thru chicagos park aud
boulevard system, ending up with
an inspection OF tho Art Institute
and Field museum. Wales will leave
for Detroit Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Bremerton Man Rigs
Up Gun, Kills Self

BREAfERToS. Oct RIgging
a rusty shotgun with n wire from
the trigger. loopod 20 a curtain ring.
Wilhelm white. %, navy yard
magazine employe. sat on his bed
and committed suicide as deputy
sherfls arrived yesterday 10 arrest
him on an insanity charge. \ slug
from the gun narrowly missed Dep.
uiy a. y. CorlisA. who stood outside
the window ~ tho man ahot him.
self lie Is survived by IA widow
and five children. lie lived IN Kit
sap county for is years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
BRITAIN ANXIOUS
Awaiting Election PIankS OF
Its Labor Party

LONDON. oct. ti.--Dcnnite plauks
upon which EnEland's general cleo.
ton. October -. will 10 fought. arc
20 b. provided in tho manifesto.
which cabinet members and other
labor leaders arc expected to tissue
today.
other Developments 81 tho cam.
palgn Britain waB most anxlously
awaiting were the fol, elton Of a can.
didnie 10 oppose Lloyd George az
Carunrvon aud tho forecast coalition
OF liberals and conservatives In Ger.
tain districts whereby a triangular
fight with tho labor candidate may
bc avoided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Asks $500, 900 and
Gets 81 for Libel

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct. IL
Damages OF 81 were awarded Frank
G. Zcested, circulation manager OF
the Kansas City Star. In his $780,
900 libel suit against i. q. BonfilS
publisher OF the Denver Post by a
jury IN federal court here ycster-
day.
The suit. which was filed In
1921. was based on an article In the
Kansas City Post, then owned by
Bonfils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
INVADES CALF.
Wheeler in What Coolidge
Claims G. 0. P. Territory

san FRANCISCO. Oct H.
Senator Burton X. Wheeler. In two
addresses here today hoped 10 Lead
am attack upon what Coolidge
forces claim Be- a solid republican
state. that viii turn sentiment 60
Ia follsttsa advantage.
Wheeler and his party came from
Oakland. where last night wheeler
brought Mr.. Coolidge 60 tho plat.
form by proxy" and hurled ~ him
n baHaEo % questions regarding
administration policies
The independent yico presidential
candidate charged the republican
party with GRAFT and declared that
Dawes and pauEhtrty are using
the American flag In an attempt
90 hide their own erookednsss aud
corruption"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
FLYERS COMING
Return Here Tuesday; Will
Take Planes South

Seattle viii entertain the army'a
round the-worid flyers Tor the third
limo Tuesday. October ~. when they
are scheduled 10 arrive from Wash
lngtou. y. c.
According 20 tentative plans OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. the flyem viii
10 met AZ the railroad station IS the
Chambers reception committee and
tho police band. During their stay
which n to end October ~. when
they hop or in their Douglas crtiis.
rrs Tor sen Diego. Cal the flyers
viii be guests ~ two hanqueiH while
practically all o. seattle's clubs and
amusement places viii hold open
house for The airmcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
CITY RAIL FUNDS
EATEN UP
Paul Charges Extravaganza
In Using Surplus

AItha Emr county obtained
court Judgment which aaded s
SIS 10 tHl surplus from last ynf
Tor tHr 1919 street railway Cav.
rEImyaEaurE Increase lu iHr Hum-
bsr Df employee ANA general iH.
rrfarF7 boz building maiutrlauCE
baFo eaten % no. County Connie
-i1usr Frank Paul charged satur.
day.
County budget hearings have been
concluded end tHg levy for 1895
viii b. oHstmul ~ min ieHs
hHu it wa aEf year
"Ilad the other two members ~
ths board shown q derir6 10 ecgu0-
mizr. EEe could have cot the county
levy one and one hair 10 tao mills %
PAUL said II voted uguiusf any
moro employee and against various
increases in the building ma.a.
teulno6 Department."
several reductions were made
which held down the levy THE year.
mo total levy FOR 90 purposes Doh
Seattle viii be- 1854 compared VIII
.9is4 ln 1894 a reduction ~ three
mills ln the school building lew
makes II possible 90 keep ibg total
under the 1924 figure
While 10 departments Jumped
their crpeuass this yrar ilf5zs7. 20
Increases wcre Eivfu tho road All
bridge funds ~ the two datrcih
The county engineer office alone
obtained N new employee
Tho county clerks office shovel
reduction o. 1890 in ~ budget.
the hhsriffs office tJ.i91. the river
Improvement fund was cut iaI.iis.
The increase IN assessed valuation
also ofpet expenditures,
Total county expenses for 1879
nra ta.ssg. 00gGi. compared 70
ia.s5s.ssagO Ia 1894.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Anatole France Is
Now In Deep Sleep

TOURS, France. Oct. ii.--Anatoio
France. lingering az the point OF
death. has fallen into a deep sleep.
physlcians' buiIeting at 1890 a. m.
today said.
When the famous author awakes
occasionally no means to-day IS my
last"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
THE ANSWER


HERES the answer 20 Thursday b
IL cross Wori puEzlc
Hundreds on correct solutions
were received A. n. Macdonald
United states deputy marshal. am
inyctrratc cross word purdr fam
won tEs prize, Tits answer was mo
first correct solutioa that reached
the office. Macdonald was runner
up in the nrt crcss word puzzle.
There was 0nb. one really strange
word in tho uuEzlr ''srrtJ" rbs
was we'll iutrrlorkci. however. with
other words. 30 that the majority ~
readers experienced htto difficulty
with A.
Try your luck az inventias oriE.
nal puszles
r'rizrs1re offered for original pug
rlrs. snake up your oun pattern.
keep lt symmetrical. and avoid. a
FAR az possible. names " people.
Tho best puzzle gets the prize. Tee
dictionary words only, II you can.
The cross word puzzle q The most
interesting rasiime that has ever
become a national recreation, In.
troducc Il TO your friendsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Students to Form
Progressive Club

University students. supporters OF
tho Ia Toilette. Wheeler ticket and
the progressive party. win meet
Tuesday noon in tho Y. NJ. c. A.
social room Plans win DO formu.
lated by tho students for the organ.
iEing OF the Ia Follettefor.P President
club. John II. Rsllaine. manager Of
the state progressive forces. will be
the principal speaker. The purpose
Of the club is TO work for tho cleo.
ton OF La Toilette and establish a
permanent students progressive
club.
During tho summer session at the
university this year a similar organ.
isation was formed by the summer
students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
HEINZ BANQUET
Dinner Here 10 Be One OF 62
Given by Company

Thirtyfivs employees % the n. J..
Heinz company branches in Seattle
and 10 Vancouver. u. 6. win III
down 10 a banquet iabio Ga tho New
Washington hotel az Z O'Clock gllur.
day afternoon. Al employees Of com
pany offices IN 81 other cities Of tho
United states. Canada. England and
Scotland win gather for banqusta at
the same time.
They wNi celebrate IS year, o.
mutual growth Of Tho company. and
tho S9ih birthday anniversary q tho
founder II Heinz. a MEMORIAL 10
him VIII b unveiled o. tho corn.
pany'a administration building Ia
Radio viii conusc; each Of tho O.
bsnqusA similar menus viii be
served AZ each Ten thousand people
viii BE- served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
CHARGE TICKET
is FRAUD"
La Toilette Election Fight in
Superior Court

Evidence seeking 90 shQw that
the r. &C. Cunningham electoral
ticket r fraudulent was being pro.
ducsd IN superior court. before
judge j. r Ronald. Saturday
John D. tallaiue. IA Toilette
state manager. and Edgar snyder.
one OF the progressive party cleo.
fora and their witnesses were max
ing "a desperate iith hour effort 20
eliminate tho Cunningham ticket
from the ballot and thereby obylais
the confusion that otherwise will
Etost voters who 80 20 ubo polls
November
Tho action was taken following a
decision b. tho state supreme court
Friday. rrmanding the controversy
60 Judge Ronald FOR the taking or
testimony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Waterman Arrested
on Charges by Girl

" T. friffii former Jnputy ahtr-
M and now Waterman In The North
broadway district was arrested and
released on his personal FcCognl,
lance Friday night on O young girls
charges Fho alleged that be took
her into his car and forced her 70
F.do with linn FOR three hours Tie
formal charge 10 disorderly con-
duct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
TALLMAN
STARTS ON PAGE 1

lenicncy had poured IN on him. in.
Guiding a recommendation from the
police department
Z pronounced "a suspended sen.
tcncc from tho bench. acting on tho
recommendations that came Judge
TaIlman said Saturday Now I
hear that tho recommendation dld
not como from chief % Police W
n. scycryns or Capt. Charles Ten.
uant. have not signed tho order
and my verbal order does not stand.
II am making an Investigation,
and II the police department doesn't
want these young men released un.
der suspended sentences. I VIII re.
woke my former order and give
them penitentlary torms'
Judge Tallmnn said UNDERESTIMATE
Archie Hutchinson camo 20 him and
said the police department would be
giad 70 see tho boys receive suspend
ed sentences.
Il told judge Tailman that police
men friends OF The boys had asked me
20 give tho Judge the facts concern
ing their families" Hutchinson cK-
planned. Il told him that both Of tho
young men were married and have
families and II given a chance. their
friends on the police department be-
isye they would make good. l acted
purely In the capacity Of a d!sln.
teresied third party. DO not know
tho two convicted men and made no
official or personal recommendation
TO Judge Tallman."
Prosecutor Douglas az a speech AZ
a Wallingford political rally Friday
night. denounced tho action Of Tall
man and declared Seattle has a rrpu.
iatiou Of being an easy place FOR
crooks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
BIG CUBAN PLOT MORE EVIDENCE
Bombs and Ammunition Are
Seized at San lose

HAVANA. Cuba. Oc, IL Elx hun
drcd dynamite bombs, 10000 rounds
~ ammunition and other war ina.
trrlais have been SEIZED az San joe
Do faH I.eEns in connection with 70
lltiral disturbance growing out n
tho presidential campaign. ~ WAS
learned today.
simultaneously Gen Mario Memo.
cal. conservative nominee. Issued "a
manifesto TO tho people Of Cuba
AZ AantiaEo dc cuba. charging Prrsl.
dent Zayas with deliberate hamper.
ing % tho conservative campaign,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Political Debate
Was a Near Riot

PORTLAND. Oct. ia debate
between Ernst Kroner. state man.
aver for Ia Toilette. and Judge Wal.
Lace McCamant. on the merits o. tho
independent and republican eandi.
dates. nearly ended in a riot last
night.
This novelty Of tho campaign.
which took place before moro than
5000 persons In tho municipal aud.
forum, started with a nicely be.
havod audience. but the partlsanship
Of the crowd asserted itself and
jesrs. boots and eatcaIis mingled with
cheers and applause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Dry Squad Arrests
6 Men and d Women

HaidinE a private home AZ 1908
wailinEford ave. late Friday night,
police from Dcnsmore precinct ar
rested ak men and four women and
seized a large quantity of beer. j.. 7.
Lyons. 80. and Mrs. Auda Lyons. ~.
were charged with possession o. iiq'
uor and posted $500 bail each. Sat.
urday.
The other prisoners. l.. G. Hibhs.
T. McDouEal. r J. Matheny. O.. Elds-
moe. Robin HnEEerty. Mary Jackron.
Hazel Decousy and Molly Marfh,
were charged with dlsorderiy con.
duct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Student Voters Get
Opinion on Rights

student voters Of tho University
OF Washington were given an opu.
ion on their rights 10y Prosecuting
Attorney Malcolm Douglas satur.
day
Douglas said that those students
who live hero or who have cstab.
lishcd a residence In Seattle arc en-.
titled TO vote. even IL they spent
tkcir summer vacations away from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Auto With Liquor
Held; Hunt Owner

An automobile. which contained II
quarts of assorted liquor. was seized
by the police Friday night. and the
cops are trying 20 find an owner Tor
the auto now. Tho cur was seized IN
tho independent Tourist garage upon
information which camc To Patrol-
man y. ]. Dell. Provided the owner
OF the car is not found. the police
viii have acquired an auto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Dawes Carries His
Fight Into Kansas

En- ROUTE WITH DAWES TO
TOPEKA. Kan. Oct. ii.-CharlsB
q. Dawes, vice presidential candi-
dldatc. carried his flgslt into Kan.
sas today following tho close OF
his fowa.NobrWkH tour with n
speech NJ Omaha last night
Dawes insisted that the farmers
wero being mlslcd by La Toilette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
COP. Fund Totals
More Than Million

CHICAGO. oct. lls-Ofncial noti-
fcation that tho henais campaign
fund investigating committee VIII
meet In Chicago next "Wednesday or
Thursday wna received from Senator
Borah. chairman. ~ William Butler.
chairman Of tho national rspub-
ucan committee today.
Following rcceip, Or the telegram.
Butler declared that contributions
70 tho republican campaign fund
have t0talsd approximately i.o35.-
600.
That was the figure when the
contributions we're last totaisd. about
October !" Butter said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Davis Is Seeking
to Entice Indiana

ABOARD JOHN ". DAVIS
TRAIN. IN ROUTE To INDIANA.
oct ii-John " Davis opened h-
nnal speaking tour IN tbs Middle
West today. confident az his train
sped into Indiana. that nc has az
leart AZ good q chance az the other
candidates % carrying a majority
% the great states OF the grain
bet;
Davis considers Indiana one OF
the most hotiy contested % al tho
state and viii concentrate on the
Hooaisr voters In an alnost cgutln.
uous series % speeches today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Free Aduice

on Ear Troubles Il given from Ear sp..
eiaiiht Spropis'a office. Iss C0rnhill
I..-L-.-L.-.- lI..r.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Pilot of Wrecked
Balloon Is Dead

WASHINGTON. oct. ii.-IAeut.
Bruce Il. Martin. injured in the ex-
plotion which wrecked the army
Bllmp TC-s. died today az Langley
Flying Field hospital. the war de-
partmetlt hero announced.
His body will be shipped here
this afternoon. Il WAS said
Martin was pilot OF the Blimp.
Lieut.. Alfred Puryear. observer.
injured with Martin, is still cllnginE
tenactionsly 20 life at Fortress Mon
roe hospital HIS condition f. grave,
the air service announces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Says ID Points of
COP. Not So Good

The Hnrdlng'Coolidgo admins
trntion. like Woodrow Wilson, left
n record OF IL points" said David !.
Williams. democratic candidate for
congress. at Gatewood hall. West
Seattle. last night. Among these IL
points were tho Teapot Dome scan.
dal, the veterans bureau case, tho
Newberry case, and the prizo fight
film scandal.
Mayor Bon r. Hill OF wslla
walla, democratic candidate for gov.
ernor, was advocated by Hugh C..
Todd, IN another speech at the meet.
ing, because Of his campaign for
the Bone Power bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Demos Will Meet
in West Seattle

Lewis u, schwsllsnhach. former
state commander Of tho American
Legion, and David J. williams. dem.
ocratio candidate for congress. will
speak at a democratic meeting at
Carpentsrs' hall in West Seattle
Saturday evening at O'Clock. They
win urge tho eauso OF Mayor Ben
Y. I'M OF Walla walla. democratic
candidate for governor. and will
review tho record OF Roland IL.
Hartley Of Everett. republican can.
dldais.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
ASKS AIR FUNDS
Secretary Wants S23, 900, :
600 for Army Aviation

WASHINGTON. oct. u.-se1s-
tary OF War Weeks today announced
be had asked the budget bureau for
an appropriation OF approximately
S2s.0oo.000 for army aviation next
year. an increase OF nearly 10000
800 over this years appropriations
Tho extra sum Weeks said would
be devoted entirely % the procure
rnent OF new aircraft and equip.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Walla Walla Also
Has Rate Worries

WALLA WALLA, oct. Ii.-Resl.
dents hero favor II freight rate ad.
justmcnt and have organizations
ready for the fight. More study OF
tho problem and decision ON
which Of two projects TO turn first
attention is the only bar 10 i'm.
mediate action.
Frhit men meeting here recently
favored n rate adjustment on fruits
WIN a VI n car assessment TO hire
a traffic expert. Walla Walla busl.
ness men however would put freight
claims ahead OF the fruit matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Kansas City Fears
Tong War Invasion

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Oct. IL
Members Of tho Chinese Merchants
association here have requested 20
1lcc TO watch closely all new Chi
ncse arrivals in Kansas City as
a result OF reports that tho HID
sing tong was preparing 20 make
this city It's next objective. fol.
lowing fcuds IN New York and
rlttsburs.
Al local Chinese were ordered 70
report 70 police arrival OF any out.
ottown Chinese. particularly those
from Eastern cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Bench Candidates
to Address Meet

Voters are invited 90 attend the
regular meeting Of the Rayenna
Community club. az which all the
candidates for superior court benches
In King county viii speak Monday
night october 10. az O'Clock, IN tho
Rayeuna community hali, 55rd ave.
~ T. and E.S60th 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Bandit Tries to
Hold Up Boy, Is

Police Saturday were searching for
bandit who. Friday night. tried 70
hold up tie I6-yearold son Of Mrs.
T.. IlaRcr 1913 18th ave. while the
boy was riding -iis bicycle az 9Th.
ave and T. Union r.. The bandit OBJ
taincd no money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Community Drive
Reaches S69O,000

Total subscriptions 20 the Seattle
Community Fund had reached 1880.
900 Saturday, according 70 reports
from Community Fund headquar.
ters. Ono hundred and fifty work
ers were sent out Tuesday and the
result Of their solicitations vii! not
be known until NEXT TUESDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
CHINAMAN SLAIN
AS TONG WAR
THREATENS
Order Extra Police Into Sc
attIe'S Chinatown
OUTBREAK is FEARED
Four Are Held in Jail for
ShOoting-WOn't Talk

FOLLOWING tho murder o. a
Il Chinese, Lec t'uol, Nnw. by
tongman al III king IT.. az
6 y. m. Friday, police saturday,
were prepared ior a general ont
hrcak of tong warfare in the
Chinese district. Addilioual 30,
ncemcn will b. assigned today
10 patrol tho section.
-Four Jhlnameu, Quons LuuE. A4
Nloy You. 40. Dong Tim ana nons
Jack, IS. are held in the city JAM ip.
communicado, since the shooting.
About a dozen other Chinese have
been arrested questioned and re-
lcascd.
Patrolman l.. T. Packard was pa.
trolling his beat and was walking
pas, the address GA King S. when
three shots wrro nrcd, lie ran into
tho shop. which is the store % shiug
Chong. tusi as a Chiusman. believed
10 be the slayer. slipped past him %
Tho street. The officer found Ice
Took You lying huddlcd against a
stove with bullets thru his stomach,
heart and shoulder. lie was KILLED
instantly.
Twelve Chinese were in tho
siore. but altho questioned for
hours By Police Chief w II. Sew
crynS. Capt. Charles Remnant,
Lieut.. W. l.. Justus and Deputy
Prosecutor Bert {. Ross. not ono
OF them would admit that he saw
tho shooting. Nor would any give
description OF the murderer.
Tho gun with which tho Chinese
Was shot was found lying on the
counter.
Tho three shots broke a peace
which has lasted for rs months
smong Seattle tunEmen The dead
nan was said 20 be a Chicago resi-
cent and q member OF the on Icons
tong. lie leaves ono son. Fook
NoW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Disease Report to
Cal. Legislature

SACRAMENTO. oct. II. - Every
phase OF the foot and mouth disease
in California will be presented 10 tho
next legislature IN report prepared
by Carl Plehn, head OF the depart
mont OF economies Of the University
Of California. and DR. Charles Keane.
associate chief Of tho division OF ami.
NAL industry OF the state department
Of agriculture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Hood River Sets
New Fruit Record

HOOD RIVER, ore, oct. H.
Hood River has set n record for
September shipments Of fruit Up
TO October !. 800 carloads OF pears
and apples had moved out Of here
TO markets. Last years early season
total was but 16S cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
2 Mexicans Held
for Train Murders

Eli PASO, Tex. Oct 1.-Two
men, described MS Americans, were
held for investigation Mt Villa Ahu.
mazda. 10 miles south OF tho border,
today In connection with tho wreck
ing and robbery Of tho Erupciou
minc ore train yesterday, IN which
nino persons wcro shot to death by
bandits
Soldiers arrested tho two men on
tho highway leading to Juarez They
carried no loot
Three Americans and three Mcxi-
cans were in the bandit gang. ac-
cording 10 reports hcrc today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Moore to Address
Queen Anne Group

Eugene Moore win outline tho In
Follcttc-Whceler program before
tho Queen Ammo Ia Toilette.
Wheeler club at tho Queen Anne
library NJ y. NJ. Saturday. r.
u. McDermott win preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
"Leviticus" Held
as Drunk Driver

Charged with driving while drunk.
i, Schwartz, 80. WIS held b. the 20.
lice Saturday iu lieu Of bail. When
arrested az Fifth ave. and Pine f.,
By Pafrolmau G. =. Failing, Schwartz
gave hia name a. "L4ylucuz," accord
ing 20 tho police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Apple Shipments
Are Running High

YAKIMA, oct. lt.-Applo ship.
ments from Yakima this week 10.
tailed around half of last weeks rec.
ords, but arc SIN running high,
packers report