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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
TRIAL DELAYED
Murder Defendant Unable TO
Find Witness

Unable 20 locate his fiyo aiihl vi,
nessss in tho month and a haii
elapsed since his arrest. Jnmos y.
Bates Tuesday had his murder trial
delayed until tho firts Ok April. lie
WAS scheduled 20 have stood trial
charged with the staying % Ailsb
Helen Smith. June Is. 1919
Bates witnesses. according 20 his
attorney. arc 70 at,ssap, 10 prove that
no VIVA IN Montana on Ike daY * str
killing here. Judge w. c Chapman.
sitting 70 Tolicg judge from Tacoma,
granted tho defense motion to strike
tho caso from the present calendar.
but IL Bates h still unable 10 locate
his witnesses by April. no must stand
trial without their support. the pros
ccutor'a office fnid
Bates was arrested January co on
a minor charge aud was recognized
later pS tho man wanted for tho old
murder Rates and two companions.
siill at large. shot and killed MISS
Smith. Il II alleged. al a rooming
house at 1900 Seattle blvd. when
they attempted 20 holdup tho girl.
William Engelke. proprietor OF the
place. aaa another girl, Lila Wayne,
The holdup took place an n climax 20
an all-pikht drinking party ]. W.
Chatlin. thon a Seattle policeman.
was bound and gagged with Engelke
when he heard tho Eiri'a screams
and rushed up stairs 20 her aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BERYL G..
STARTS ON PAGE 1

told OF Baker being at the Peltler
ranch and Of hiincking expeditions
being planned there. Her state
ments indicated the Bcryl q piracy
was projected there, Canadian au-
thoritles said.
Among the names OF those she
mentioned who were present were
two men living on the Canadian
side.
Her evidence ia highly sensational
in that II lends color TO the theory
that an international rendezvous OF
rum runners, alien snitucra hi
jackers and narcotic runners may
be UNCOVERED. Point Roberts IL CON
veniently near the United States
boundary, and smuggling could be
carried on by both land and water
easily, authorities say.
"Cannonbalp' Baker was 10 app
pear on remand here today in con-
noctlon with the hijacking case
and Harry II. Sowash was also
scheduled 70 appear for nrrOign-
mont today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
CHARGE DOHENY
EVADED TAX
S904,551 Suit Is Filed by
u. S. Against Magnate

los ANGELES. March To-
Charging Edward l. Doheny and his
associates with cvadlng the income
tax law. suit 10 recover 1904. $751; SO
has been filed in federal court by
J. Edwin simpson. assistant United
States attorney.
The complaint charges a transfer
81 tho assets OF the poheny Pacific
Petroleum Co. TO tho Pan.American
Petroleum Co. In 1921, al n profit
OF E2,oss.s sp.as. which was not dis.
clohcd by income tax returns.
The defendants include +. l.. DO.
heny. sr,. r. l.. Dohcny. Jr.. Mrs.
Carrie Ea,ellC Dohcny, ]. c. Andcr.
son and olln wcllborn. Jr.
wellborn. n member OF Doheny's
legal starr. Sa!d no planned TO op.
pose tho suit 'wo are prepared 10
resist tho suit not only In tho court
In which u was filed. but also in
such higher courts as tho case may
DO carried" no said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
CHARGE FORMER COP
FIRED MURDER SHOT!
Prosecutor Accuses Redden With
Barrels Death; Others Accomplices

alleged 10 have shot ana killed Barrel
on his dairy ranch on tho lsraqunh.
Renion road last Juno 2. The slay-
ing clumaXed an attempted hi jack,
ing Of tho Barrel mooushlnlng bp.
pamtus. Burgunder declared. I'm
bofto ana Ernest Barrel. brothers Of
the slain man. alleged 10 have boon
hts partners IA the dairy ana moon
shining business. will bo enlIod az
witnesses by tho state.
Defense Counsel John r. Dore and
Ralph Hou expect 10 show tho
jury that Burt ana Hcdden wero
acting aB officers under federal or.
dcrs TO raid tho ranch and that
Barrel was shot IN Heitdcfensc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
TESTIFY OF OIL
NEGOTIATIONS
Deposition Of SlnClair's
Lawyer Read at Trial

FEDERAL Co, HTRooM. chsy
onno, Wye. March io.--Tiow Ilarrs
r. Sinclair and his personal nttor
ney Col. J. w. zsyely. Of Washing,
ton. opened negotiations with former
Secretary OF tho Interior Albert
u. Fall n, his Three Rivera. ~. NJ,
homo was detailed 10 tho court TO
day IN tho Teapot Dome trial
Zeycly'h deposition waa read by
Owen J. Roberts OF tho government,
counsel
l.. r. Eddy. former land office
employe. and Roy W. Taliman. thru
another deposition. told tho court
Of early claims upon tho reserve.
Fail had not arrived in Cheyenne
to-day
Al the sessions ut tho trial. Sin,
clair sits back against tho wall
aimost motlonlssn. Ho does not Ap
pear TO direct his cass Ia any way
Whether no and Fall have bsen
In communication since tall came
West. has not been indicated ex-
orpt thru tho trip 70 Denver ard
return Of Falls lawyer. Henry A
Wise OF New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

MarshalinK rho states prospective
evidence. itom by item. Deputy
Prosecutor II, NJ. Burgundor Tues
day opened tho Louis Barrel hijaek-
Ing murder case with an opening
statement accusing Oscar l.. Redden.
cx policeman. with the actual shoot
ing. Joseph ". Burt. ex'polioemnn.
and Harry Landaker and Chester
Il. Rothermel arc standing trial ar
accompliees.
nurRunder told IA jury OF seyen
women and five men that Frank
stoves. alias Steven Montroae. IN
charged with Reddon as having done
tho actual shooting. but that he
escaped and has never been cap.
turcd
judge Calvin Hal Tuesday post
poned opening the case half AN
hour. allowing tho jury until 10
o'clock 10 cast their hallot5 IN the
city election. II WAS 1880 before
Chair No. was filled and tho jury
was sworn. The defense ezsgslAeA
II pefemntorlhs.
Tho four men standing trial arc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
PROBE DEATH OF
AUTO VICTIM
coroner'S Jury investigates
City Hospital Treatment
HURTS THOUGHT MINOR
Official Inquiries This Week
Into Crash Tragedies

A CoRoNER's jury Wednesday
~ morning viii hold an Inquest
into the death Of Charles L. burns.
manager OF the Seattle branch OF
the Commercial Credit Co. OF san
Francisco. The jury win invest.
sato Burns treatment az tho city
hospital. where ne was attended FOR
cuts and bruises and put In iail.
He died in the Virginia Mason hos.
nital within q hours after tho acct,
dent. which occurred early saturday
morning.
Tho coroner has scheduled three
other inquests into auto deaths
"Wednesday the jury will investigate
the Burns accident and tho death
% Miss Margaret Moran. n teacher
who was killed by an auto on Terry
ave. and Madison 81. Saturday
Thursday the jury VIII investigate
the death OF Jean smith. school,
girl who was killed at Hunts Point
by hltand.run driver. and the
death Of Capt. T, IL Cam. skipper
- AAtN NHAN@Na NNtef fFtAN fHf-H NtAfh'N
by m automobile near hts home az
DeS Molnes sunday
Burns was driving a coupe. IN
company with G. C. Frame. Mrs.
Alice Carter and Miss Evidlne Ram
SOY. at Fourth ave, S. and Washing
ton st.a when IA for-hire car driven
by John Natoll crashed Into them,
wreck!ng both cars,
The five persons were taken 10 the
city hospital and were given treat.
Gent. Mrs. Carter was kept in the
hospital. but the other four were put
in Jail cells. as Or. ID. G. Kellogg said
ne found no injuries on them except
minor cuts and bruises. Burns
stayed in Sail about is hours before
his attorney. E. |. Jones. appeared to
post bail for him. $3.50
Burns was taken 10 his home hy
Jones in a seml.consclous eondi
ton ard was later taken 10 Virginia
Mason hospital. where Or. A. l.. Win.
dom found him to be suffering from
= fractured skull. Burns died At 9
r. IN. Sunday. City hospital nurses
said they sInelled liquor on Burns
breath when he was brought In.
Natoli. driver OF the other car. was
very drunk" according 20 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Critical Tables to
Be Published Soon

Technical industries OF tho North
west viii be interested In tho news
that tho international Critical table,
VIII soon DO published, according TO
DIR, II. *. Benson, OF tho University
Of Washington.
The work was undertaken by the
National Research council and will
DO tho first publication In English
OF complete collection OF scientific
ard technical data II is financed by
subscriptions from tho industries.
DR.. Benson served as dlatriet chair.
man for Washington and Oregon. He
states that loonl industries made sub,
stnntlnl contributions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
2 HIT BY AUTOS
Pedestrian and Boy CyCliSt
Injured; Driver Captured

A pedestrian was badly injured by
a woman motorist. boy was hurt
when ~ bicycle was hit by an auto.
mobile and an alleged drunken driver
was captured after bombarding Pc
destrians with hriclSs when they tried
TO make him stop after an accident
Monday night.
George Thompson, SOC Cherry 81.
was cut about the head at Fourth
ave. and Main ST. BY the auto Of
Miss Pearl Bowes. Paramount apart
rnents. Huxley Galbreath. IL. OF 52io
i7th ave. n. T.. received a broken
leg when his bicycle was hit by the
car OF f. c. Rising. 1918 Eighth ave.
n. f.. at Latona ave. and f.. 65th 81.
Joseph Burbick. IS. Of r. +. D. No.
5. was intoxicated. police charge.
when with his automobile he ran into
another car at westIake ave. and
Virginia ST. He fled. pursued by
several pedestrians. and took refuge
in a brickyard. He was captured by
Patrolmen J. r. Prince and Il. Z.
DarneIl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

TUESDAY night a. the Metro
l. polltan theater. Roland Hayes
wcrld.ramed negro tenor. viii sing
for Seattle music-loycra Hayes
known as the gysatest singer OF
splsi,uals In the WILD. today stands
alone al the pinnacle % his ART. a
tribute 10 tho intellect Of his race
hts determination 10 win regardless
OF caste or ui55tRr;rs. and 10 the
world who has prove! lta accept
ance OF Tho artist.
Hayes. who has been tho musical
senaation IL European nations dur.
Ing his recent tour there. attended
Fritz Kreisler'a concert here Mon
day. Krtisltr known as the worlds
greatest vioilnist. and Hayes. the
premier negro tenor. nru friends
son Of u Georgia slave Rirl. Hayes
with the golden voice bailied gal
lantly against prejudice. lie at-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Contract Awarded
for New Mill Unit

a contract was recently awarded
by the Inland Empire Paper CON-
pany. OF Spokane, TO the Austin CON-
pany. engineers and builders. cover
Ing tho design, construction and par
,ial equipment OF a mill unit l45x255
feet and two stories high. The con-
struction company has agreeds \
rush the work thru TO completiott
30 working days. Tho building WIN
be used as an addition 10 the present
paper mill plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Charge Contempt in
Keeping House Open

Albert Weinberg and Ellen Ander.
son were charged with contempt OF
court, growing out Of nm abatement
order directed at an establishment at
220 Railroad ave. g.. In nm informa-
ton filed Tuesday by Robert $. Mac
farlane. chief deputy criminal prose.
cutor. Tho house was ordered closed
December 10, 1924, aud wns open In
violation OF tho court orders last
February, according 10 Mncfnrlano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

Over at your furniture merchants
there is double-deck bedspring
you want 10 sec. 1t is 7he SfmmoaS
Ace. Spare time to drop in and
look it over. Compare its design
and comfort with any other spring
in the store, regardless of price.
Pressdown oneofthe 9odeepmain
spirals. Notice how sensitive and
responsive tits And the neighbor-
ing spirals-thoy aren't pulled out
ofplace. Each carries its own load.
The reason is plain. The big main
coils arc joined both at centers and
tops by goa smaller, lively springs.
Other makes arc springfield at the
top, but stiff unyielding wires bind
the centers, hindering free action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
INFANT MARKET
CASE IS SET
Hollywood Woman viii Get
Hearing March II

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March To-
Preliminary hearing OF Mrs Dairel
" Sims. charged with maintaining
a baby market" has been set Tor
March H. Aira. Sims pleaded not
guilty when arraiEned before Justice
OF tho Peace Baird and was allowed
her freedom under 81 900 bond pend,
Ing her next appearance IN court.
aho Ia accused OF violating tho
slavery section Of CALIFORNIA; penal
code. which fotbids traffleking in
human beings. Authorities claim
Mrs Sims sold outright the babies
OF unwed mothers az n profit. but
sho maintains she merely arranged
for adoption OF tho infants. oharg
ing nominal maternity expense,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
LUNDQUIST RITES
Funeral for Well : Known
Business Man on Friday

ObsequIes for Morris Albert Lund.
quist. proprietor and founder OF the
Lundquist-Lilly Co. who died early
Sunday morning as the result OF a
gradual breakdown in his health.
viii be held from the Bonney.wat-
son fuseral parlors at p. m. Fri.
day. The services win be followed
By cremation.
Mr.. Lundqulst returned from a
two weeks tripsto California Just
last Tuesday and was taken sick
shortly after his rsnirn, He died
at the family residence. 1916 10th
ave. N.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
vernita Bwezea Lundqulst. his
mother, Mrs. Louisa s, Richardson,
and his sister Miss Jessie C. Lund.
auist, who has been visiting in New
York. Mr.. Lundquist has resided
in Seattle for 20 years. during
which time he has developed his
small clothing store Into the estab.
Iishment II is today. j. Howard
Lilly was his partner In The con.
Germ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
PROBE EMISSIONS
Corporations Said 10 Have
Escaped Tax Payments

WASHINGTON. March 10. - The
couzens senate committee !nycstigat
Ing tho internal revenue bureau oi
tho treasury today voted to resume
hearings Monday for tho purpose Of
obtaining further evidence on tht
question whether large corporations
have fooled tho government out OF
millions Of dollars in taxes.
Tho hearings will be behind closed
doors until April in almost continu
Gus daily sessions u was decided
The first evidence 20 bo considered
has 10 do with apparent dlscrcpnn
c'cs In amortization claims OF cor
porations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Funeral Service for
Edith Warner Today

Last rites were TO be said Mt 4
p. m. Tuesday for Miss Edith War.
ncr. who died Sunday at tho home
OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
c. Warner, Oil 62nd ave. Croma.
ton was TO follow tho services at
tho johnson & Hamilton chapel.
She Is also survived by "a sister,
Mrs. y. u, Bollmnn, and n brother.
william Warner, OF Boston. She was
born here In September, 1898, and
was graduated from Broadway high
school and Carleton college, Mime.
sofa, sho afterwards had teaching
Fellowship In biology ut tho state
university here, She was active In
Campfire Girls work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Summer School for
Advisors of Girls

Dean Bolton. Of tho University OF
Warrington, Announces that for tho
first tllnc In the Northwest states II
coumo viii DO given in tho coming
summer session on problems or tho
advisors Of girls In high schools.
Miss Jessie Gibson. advisor OF girls
IN the North Central high school.
SPOKANE, hns been engaged to give
tho course Miss Gibson had no.
ceivod attractive offers TO give the
course In other states, but preferred
to glvo IL for tho frat time In tho
University OF Washington,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Liquor Agents Nab
Both Old and Young

Tho Illicit liquor traffic claims both
young ard old for It's converts.
John saboft co. was arrested NJ
22o3 22nd ave. s. for possession of a
l0.gnllon gtlll and fivo gallons OF
moonshlnc whisky.
William Deity. 10, was arrested al
1905 Eastlako ave. charged with pos
session Of 30 quarts OF beer.
Tho aged Snboff was released un
der $500 bail and the youth posted
$50 hail money, Police dry squadora
made tho arrests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Debate With Traffic
Cop Costs Man Sis

ArBuInR With q Policeman, a tnffIo
cop, aw that. cost l. NJ, fturd OF tho
System Truck Co, SIS In police court
Tuesday
Patrolman Harry w. Howard said
no stoppod Hurd from making loft
hand turn at Second ave, and Pine
st. Hurdto Id tho officer whore TO
ST. Hurd told tho officer whore TO
ard said Tho cop chased him down
TO Pike st, and took him TO Jail on
q dlsordcrly conduct charge, Hurd
told tho judge ho was In n hurry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
REFUSES TO SET
ASIDE VERDICT

Attorney Carey agnin objected to
the verdict and mixed that tho court
set It aside. which Judge Notcror
refused to do.
Carey said that n motion for n
new trial win be mado az once and
that II this Is denied, an appeal
will DO taken.
Exhibits in tho sensational trial.
some OF which are OF pcrlshable
nature, wero turned over TO Luke
s. May criminologist. for proser.
walton.
Mono OF tho principals In tho
case wero in tho court room when
the jury reported. Joel s. Warren.
whose demonstration OF gun twirl.
ing was ono OF tho most convinc.
Ing points In the arguments nd.
vanood by tho plaintiff, was highly
pleased with the outcome OF tho
case, His testimony was opposed
by Luke May. widely known In.
yestigntor.
II was considered doubtful that
tho claims for 100000 additional
insurance against the company
which iBsuod the policy IN favor of
Mrs. Hazel Flskc. win ever come To
trial as n result Of tho verdict.
This claim also has been contested.
but tho case has not been Bot for
trinl yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
AIR ATTACK OFF
Rain Causes Postponement
of Frisco Sham War

SAN FRANCISCO, March 10
Rain last night caused postpone.
ment OF a hostile mir attack upon
San Francisco,
Under orders OF the war depart
ment, army planes from Crissy field
were 20 storm" tho city, while land
forts tried to fight them off with
scarohllghts and silent guns. No
ammunition IL to be used because
Of danger TO shipping. The tests arc
90 be similar TO those held last week
at Fortress Monroe. Va,
Tho attack viii take place tonight,
weather permitting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Pythian Sisters
Aid Fund Campaign

Confidently doing their part TO-
ward raising tho necessary $4,000. 900
endowment Insurance fund for tho
Chlldrcn's orthopodlc hospital tho
Pythlnn Sisters OF tho knights of
pythlns lodge No. took out nm tn.
nurunoc policy for 81 900 In favor of
the hospital, according to the head of
that chapter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
HEAVIER VOTE
Is FORECAST

tho former.
HEAVIER VOTE
Is FORECAST
THIS prediction was borne out BY
carly totals az scattered precincts
AZ precinct 1853, for instance. tho vote
AZ II a. m, on primary dny. February
-. was -. Tuesday. i5 votes were
cast In the first hour and more than
10 before noon. II was the same
story IN other precincts
The following precincts showed
the following votes al II a. m. iT5.
with gS5 registered had voted ia.
10, registration as. voted rs. 1859.
registration fa7. voted 90. III. reg
ls;ra;ion t97. voted 80. s76. rcgis-
tra,ion 5s5. voted 60: sTs. rcgis-
,rution 300. voted c.. III. rcgis,ra-
ton $50. voted 5G.
Workers FOR various candidates
and measures were not conspicuous
during tho morning. nl,ho Brown
hcnchmen Monday enlisted 100 men.
mainly from below the line 10
work against tho manager plan.
CHEESE passed out throwawayB AZ pro.
clnctB, but seemed Koucraity ignored
- - s.essafs. s~4!4o PASSED ;hesu tip.
This afternoon the Municipal
league has a feet Of cars in tho reai.
denco districts. urging women 10 vote
before the evening rush after the din.
ner hour. The womcus vote Is ag.
nrod heavily for tho manager plan.
Election judges reported tho ballot.
ing going smoothly, with few errors.
Most voters seemed to have their
minds made up and voted quickly.
9
Every resource OF the city govern.
ment was thrown into the fight 10
b.efcat tho city manager plan, 10
which politicians ut the city hall
have been opposed.
In the Densmoro pvlice precinct
police prowlcr car. li5crally plas.
tered with signs pleading for defeat
Of the plan. toured tho district. At
other precincts. city firomen worked
townrd the same end.
Policemen on their beats drum.
med up votes. on orders from head.
quarters, urging citizens to vote
against the plan.
one OF the heaviest voting places
IL az the Central school, where pro.
cincts 1873 and 1876 arc located. Tho
voting there was "much heavier. -
judges said. than at tho primary
election.
Workers Of unkompt appearance
laborcd In residence districts against
the manager plan. Ono hundred OF
them we're hired Monday by tho
so'called League for tho proserva.
ton Of Popular Government" for
this purpose. II their object was 10
4 keep housewives from tho polls.
they failed, Judging by tho streams
Of women who rN'ed.
|
~ Precinct 27G, at West Seattle
flrc station, the anti.clty manager
worker calmly worked In sldo IN.
hrehouBe, In violation Of the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Find Girls Body
Floating in Creek

LEIPZIG, Germany. March To-
Tho body Of Helen Reichert Can
ton, H., girl. reported missing yes
terday. was found today floating In
a small stream in the center Of
Leipzig.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Income Tax Office
to Work Overtime

The income tax office viii be open
continuously on tho last day for III.
Ing, March 10, from $40 n. m. untll
midnight Tho office win also be
open all day Saturday. March IL, and
on tho evenings OF March 10. 10 and
II from Z to 0 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

tended Fiska university In Nashville
Tenn.
Singing one evening for the
Peudcnnis club OF that city. no was
heard BY Keith Built, Seattle at
torncy BullIt predicted Hayes nj
innate triumph and was ono Of tho
first local people 10 welcome the
gifted man.
Hayes gives credit for bis AUG.
cess 20 Arthur J. Hubbard. Of Bps.
ton. who nine years aEp found
him and trained him % his present
artistic enhance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

BERLIN.-Prince Benthem.s Stein.
frrt has been arrested. charged
with promoting gigantic swindle
thru which hundreds Of people in
Ge0any, Holland, Switzerland,
Czechoslovakla and Poland were
t'obbed Of as much as $1,000 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Charge Sahaba Stole
Gems, Worth $500

An Information charging the theft
Of ~ diamonds last December 10.
was flied In superior court TueHdHy
against a. Ben snhnba, Deputy Pros.
oeulor John j. Dunn alleges tho
jeReig. worth $4,000. were stolen
Com M, and II. Lurlo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MATTICE
STARTS ON PAGE l

sealed snid Judge Setcrer.
Judge Ncterer then nskcd Schmidt
II anyone had talked 10 him about
tho verdict since Sunday. Schmidt
vehemently denied TINT anyone Ind
spoken 10 him.
1T Is the duty OF ovcry juror 20
stand by his verdict" admonishcd
the court. IT would DO contempt
Of court for the foreman OF jury
TO sign a verdict and bring II 10
tho court unless all tho Jurors
nnrecd"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

BERLIN Tho stlncss family has
engaged three leading soulptors, In.
.cludlng Harold Lodorcr, Designer OF
tho Bismarck monument, TO draw
up plans for monument to the
late munitions millionaire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
S0AkS RIGHT IN
AND LIMBERS UP
STIFF JOINTS

stiff. swollen. inflamed rheumatic
joints should be treated with rem
edy made for Just that purpose
only.
Remember the name OF this dis
covery is Joint Ease and 1t will talks
out the agony. reduce the swelling
and timber up any trouble joint