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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
POISONED Girl
NEAR DEATH
Condition Of Russian Emil
grant. Is Reported Worse

Death was slowly creeping upon
Ralffa Bagnovasknya. 2o.ycar-old
Russian girl. who swallowed poison
rather than be barred by law from
her lover. Providence hospital at.
;endants reported Monday.
Her condition was reported grad.
ually getting worse. and there seems
hardly chance that she can win
thru
George TImofeev, her lover. in
san Francisco, whom she has been
seeking since their separation five
years aRo in Moscow. wired and
asked II there was amy chance for
her. Sunday.
There is hardly any hope" ply.
sicians wired back.
Timofcov sent tho girl nil his say
lngs TO pay her way across the Pa
cific TO Join him. He Is penniless,
and cannot join her.
Raiffa wBs ordered deported
when immigration officials found she
, was not entering to become a stu
dent, but 10 marry Timofeev and be-
come permanent resident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
LAST BAIL TRY
FOR SHEPHERD
Denial Of Bond Is Appealed
to Supreme Court

CHICAGO. April 6, - William D.
Shepherds last uEht for freedom on
ball-an appeal to the Illinois 81.
prcms court --wna started today.
Attorneys for~shrphrrd. who In &c,
cusod Of numbering his millionaire
ward. Billy MCCtintock. completed
their llst Of bffidavitE, with which
they expect 10 gain Shepherds free
dom. and mailed them 10 she state
capitol along with q writ OF habeaa
corpus
Shepherd. duo TO br arralgncd on
the murder charge Thuudsy. has
been denied bail twice hy Chief Ius'
tlcc Jacob Hopkins. or tho criminal
court. who ruled he must remain In
Sail until his trial.
Medical experts. meanwhile. con.
tinucd their examination Of tho vital
organs Of Mru, Emma MeClintock.
BlIly'a mother. and DR.. oscar olson.
friend Of tn. MCcHutock family, A
preliminary report b. the coroncr'a
chemist stated he had found traces
OF mercury in Tho bodies,
Judge Harry Olson. brother OF the
doctor. charges Shepherd with muir.
derinE Mrs MrClintock. Or Olson
and Billy IN order 10 clear the path
for him 10 obtain thn 1900 600 Nc,
cllntock estate
The inquest into Bllly's death was
indefinitely postponed today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
OLMSTED
STARTS ON PAGE 1

an absolute falsehood. following the
arrangement.
Tho Indictment is also attacked
In several other passages, Finch
charges that the evidence placed be.
fore the grand jury was illegally
obtained by wire tapping.
Evidence to support his charges,
including sworn nffidavits, viii be
submitted when tho matter comes up
for hearing. Finch said.
Judge Neterer's court was crowded
with defendants and spectators dur.
Ing the arraIgnment. Assistant
United states Attorney G. II. Nc.
Kinney had charge OF the arraign.
men, calendar for United States AZ.
torney Tom Revelle.
Roy olmsted and his wife. Elsie.
richly gowned in fur cape. arrived
early In n big limousine.
Mark Fleming. clean shaved and
pale from night work In his cafe on
Pike 81. and his attorney, G. 7. Mo.
Rarity. walked up. Fleming received
wide publicity in connection with the
Bon Marchc robbery and bribery case
when two detectives, Ross Watson
and John MaJewsky, wero suspended
from the detective department.
In addition to Finch. tho balance
Of the defendants are represented by
Attorneys f.. II. Chavelle, y. a.
Northrup, Tom Swale. Fred q.
Brown, John II. Dore. Joe Griffin,
Frank G. Regan. ]. j. Sullivan, G. i.
Morlarlty and C. II. Anderson.
The defendants were lined up on
either side Of the courtroom. there
being too many to DO placed on ono
side.
Patrolman George Reynolds was
in the front row OF ono group and
Patrolmn II. +. Baorman was In
the front row Of the group opposite.
Both have been Indicted.
Several OF the defendants have
not as yet obtained counsel to repre-
sent them.
Attorney Fred G. Brown mn
nounccd that he was withdrawing
from Reynolds case and that httor.
ncy Griffin had taken his place.
Outside Of plea OF not guilty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
DOCTOR THINKS
Girl INSANE
Dorothy Refreshed by Quiet
Week End; Small Crowd

SAN FRANCISCO. April s.--Ths
navy today lurcd the curious from
Dorothy Eiliugson'5 trial.
with 10000 blucJacke,B paradlng
thu streets OF San Francisco. court
opened In tho insanity hearing Of the
iT.yearold mntgieldc without Tho
crowd which has hitherto packed the
room.
There were many vacant seats
when Judge Harold Louderhack ru,
crsaed ths first chosen murder jury
for another week and called the tn
sanity jury 10 the box.
DR. JRu Don BAN. chief defense
ailenIst. WAS croas'cxamined By Depu.
~ District Attorney sklliin
Ho reiterated his former testimony
that Dorothy Is insane. mot eriml'
naliy so. but medically unbalanced"
he said.
Tho Jazz girl appeared refreshed
and strengthened by quie, week.
end in her cell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DOC COOK
STARTS ON PAGE l

the most famous Arctic explorer.
Moro than 1000 persons crowded In
Convention hall here to pay tribute
10 the dlscuyercr Of the North Polo.
II was far different today. Accom-.
panied b. Texas officers. Or. Cook.
pcuulIosa and shakcu--but apparent.
81 not detected waited In the union
station for the train that was 10 take
him to Leavcnworth.
There is nothing 70 DO" he aays,
II haven't a dollar left 20 carry the
fight to the supreme cour, or even
20 pay the fine"
a days growth OF beard on his
face, hair uncombcd and a solled
shirt. Cook was a changed person
from tho man who was hailed ns n
hero hero Is years ago.
The rs months he spent In tho
Tarrant county. Texas. Jail had told
on him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
ECCERS TO FACE
S. F. TRIAL
Brother of Escaped Convict
Identified in Philadelphia

SAN FRANCISCO. April 6.-The.
odore ERgeFs. said 20 have cngl.
necrcd the daring release OF Milo
ERgerB nj the time n second brother.
ARIEL. was shot and mortally wound.
cd in tho corridors OF the federal
building here. viii b brought back
10 face trial on mn indictment chnrg.
Ing him with conspiracy TO free n
federal prisoner.
Eggcrs has been. positively ldcn.
titled by department OF justice
agents ms ono Of tho gang arrested
in Philadelphia last Friday night.
when police swoopod down on a
house and arrested five mon and n
woman and sclzcd small arsenal
OF guns and ammunition.
Another ono OF tho five IA said 10
be Joseph O'Bricn, who also par.
ticlpated in the attack on a deputy
United States marshal here when
Milo Eggers escaped. The Eggors
brothers formerly operated MS rum
hijackers on Puget sound. II ia re.
ported. where their Illegal exploits
arc widely known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
WOOSTER TO Be
ASSESSOR
Commissioners to Appoint
Him il Chase Resigns

The appointment Of Melvin s
Wooster chief deputy county az
SCISSOR. TO the positiou OF assessor
for King county. succeeding Samuel
Chase. viii be made by thu county
commissioners Tuesday. In the event
that Mr.. Chase accepts the position
offered him by Gov. Hartley ON the
state tax commission.
Chase II now In Olympia consult
Ing with tho governor. and IN ex-
pectcd 20 return 10 tho city Mon
dhy night He win hand his reElg-
nation 10 the county commissioners
Tuesday morning. II is understood,
and Wooster's appointment viii fol-
low.
Melvin 8 Wooster has been In the
assessors office since February.
1910. lilo has been resident Of
Seattle since 1907. coming hero from
Elmira. n. Y. For a time no was
In tho riRht-of way department Of
tho o. & w Railway Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
AMERICAS ANSWER TO KAISER
M ------------------ -------------------
~ u. :. WAR HISTORY 4,
TAX men meet
Hartley ConferS With Com,
mission in Olympia

Gov, Hartlty's tax commission
was holding its first meeting in
olympia Monday Tho governor
will outline his policies for the eorp-
mission and make his recommends,
tons
Tho commissioners Sam II.
Chase. King county assessor. Fred
X. SIcBroom Of Spokane and Donald
MoInnis OF Port Ankeles-have until
May / TO complete their organization
and elect a secretary
AMER tho governors conference
with the commissioner he will con-
slider the appointment OF an advisory
commission OF seven members. scy.
eral candidates for secretary 10 the
commission have been mentioned
over the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
FLORIDA STORM
KILLS THREE
Tornado Loss viii Reach
Million; Many Manned

MIAMI. Fla. April s-Thres per.
Nons are known to have been killed
Ynd n number injured by a wind.
storm which reached tho violence OF
n tornado near here last night
Property damage is estimated at a
million dollars.
The storm conferred around Hla-
leah. where the new race course was
recently bgilt NJ cost Of $500. 900
The White Belt dairy. larges, In
the state. was demolished.
Two persons were killed there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
OBSERVE FLIGHT
Chamber Ceremony in Honor
of Start Of World Trip

Observing the first anniversary OF
the start OF the round-the.world
flight from Seattle, just year ago
today. ceremonies were being held by
the Chamber OF Commerce nc their
headquarters and at San Point nyia.
ton field today,
Tho program Of the Anniversary Of
the triumphant trip was begun by n
luncheon Mt noon Mt the Chamber
building where Capt Eric Nelson.
one of the three flyers, who is now
stationed as inspector of army air
craft for the Ninth Corps area, was
the guest OF honor.
After the luncheon tho committee
In charge and members motored out
10 Sand Point, There n brief pro.
gram Of addresses was TO be given
and wreath placed upon tho shaft
which marks the beginning and the
end OF tho famous trip. a
Admiral j. V. Chase. commander
OF tho Thirteenth Naval district at
Bremorton; Congressman John II,
Miller and william Gaines were TO bo
tho speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
State Motor Body's
Session Ends Today

About 800 delegates to tho West.
ern washington Motor Freight asso-
citation. Mt The olympic Hotel. Mon.
day. were to elect officers as the
feature OF tho closing days session.
They also win vote on affIlintlon
with the American Automobile nsso.
citation.
A banquet win end tho convention
IN tho italian room. Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zogu OF
Albania. youthful leader Of the re-
cent revolution. has been stricken
suddenly III and special messengers
have been sent TO JugoslavIa asking
medical aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
Miners Killed in
Gold Mine Blowup

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. April
6.-Two miners were killed and a
third probably fatally injured when
premature dynamite explosion oc'
CURED In tho 30th level OF the Port.
land gold mine. lato yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
Is not that. It's deeper
MY character"
Ghe rosI,lad gevsratv

Is not that. It's deeper
MY eharacter7''
She nodded severely.
what can I do 10 mend it, DO
.si, down and talk IL over. No. really.
won't IL youll only sit down.
, She looked az me With a wondering
distruss which was much more 10 my
mind than he whole hearted conf
denee. How primitive and beatiaI Il
looks when you put Il down in black
and white'--snd perhaps after all Il
IS only feeling peculiar to myself
Anyhow. she sat down.
Now tell me what's aniss with
meT
I'm in love with somebody else.
said she.
1t was my turn to jump out Of my
chair.
Its nobody in particular" she
explained, laughing at the expression
Of my face; ~oniy an IDEAL i've
never met the kind Of man mean. :"
Tell me about him. What does
he look like7~
"oh. he might look very much like
you"
How dear OF you 10 say that!
Wen, what Is it that he does that
don't do? just say the word-tee-
total, vegetarian. asrouaut. theoso-
phist- superman. III have a try at
Il, Gladys, II you will only give me
an idea what would please you"
She laughed at the elasticity OF my
Character. We'll. in the first place.
don't think my IDEAL would speak
hke that" said she. He would be a
harder. sterner man. not so ready to
adapt himself to A silly girls whim.
But. above all. he must be man
VINO could do. who could act. who
could look Death in the face and
nave no fear OF him. a man Of great
deeds and strange experiences. It Is
never a man that ! should love, but
always the glories he had won for
uiey would DO reflected upon mo.
1hink OF Richard Burton, when /
read his wife's life OF him I could 80
understand her love And Lady
stanley Did you ever read tho Won.
oerful last chapter Of that book about
ner husband? These are the sort Of
men that a woman could worship
WIN all her soul. and yet be the
greater not the less. on account Of
Iisr love, honored By all the world a.
inc lnspirsr Of noble deeds"
She looked 70 beautiful in her en-
tnusiasm that nearly brought down
me whole level Of the interview. ]
STRIPPED myself hard, and went on
win the argument.
we cant all be- Sianlcys and
buttons" said I; besides, we don't
se' me chance-at least. never had
.hc chance. II / did, should try
10 take f."
But chances arc all around you
y " the mark Of the kind OF man |
mean that he makes his own chances
-. eant hold him back. I've never
,nsI MN. and yet seem TO know
nm 20 well. There are hcroimns all
.ouna us waiting to be done. IT'S fol
nsh 10 DO them, and for women tc
I.SsrVe their love az reward for
s.en men Look at that young
s . who went up last week
- balloon. II was blowing q gale
VI VINO, but because he was an
~, to go he insisted on start.
y ns' me wind blew him 10 hundred
me- IN ~ hours. and he fell In IN,
n'uoio OF Russia. That WAS tho kin(
:. man ! mean. Think OF tire woman
~ ioSeh, and how other women mus
nayo enylcd herr Thnt's whit
anould Ike TO be--enyled G6or m,
10y. 10 have don It 10 please you"
but you shouldn't do IL merely Il
mease me. You should do II becaus,
, ,ou can't help yourself, because M
ura' 10 you, because the man IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06

coNsTANTINoPLE. - The Turk
ish campaign against the Kurds IS
meeting with success and the rebels
still are in retreat, but the affair al
ready has cost the Angora govern
ment IL. 000. 900 Turkish pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06

by Archie Murray and Reynolds,
and the plea In abatement by
Finch and his q clients, the balance
OF the defendants were given ono
week in which TO plead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06

BOYS UNION SUITS at
soc Open mesh. ecru
color cotton suits with high
neckllne: wing sleeves and
knee length. Band finish.
Sizes 2s to "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
EDITION

- rsss- 4. 1853 -. sss.4.- - 80 tsHF
= - 4sz.ssss 80, -4sssa sssss.s - y.
- ls1-as.i sss~ss.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-10
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Try This Free
Apply It To Any Rupture, Old or
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.hild, should write at once to w.
s. Rice, 10 E-Man St, Adams, n.
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women are daily running such risk
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-10
SAYS I.ARUE REALLY
BOOSTED DAM PROJECT

Attorney Charles l.. Chs
the Imperial Irrigation district, VINO
is in Washington, stated in a tclo-
gram received here today, that the
testimony of Engineer LaRue. given
before the senate committee vester-
day really aided the All-American
canal, though the engineer did not
intend that it should do so.
LaRue, by dwelling on the danger
of Mexico acquiring rights to water
|tAat is insufficient for American
l.,N&s, emphasized the necessity OF
the AljAAmcrican canal, Childers
telegram declares. He also adds
that LaRnf was treated as an ad,
verso witnesS by several members OF
the committnrSwho examined him.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-10
RONALD COLMAN
WAS CAPTAIN In
LONDON SCOTTISH

Ronald Colman, WHO plays the
colorful role of Capt. Hilary Trent
il George Fitzmauricc s screen
version of ""Thc. Dark Angel, -
which First National is offering at
the Valley theatcr, is native
Richmond, Surrey, England, and is
Of Scotch and English extraction.
He early entered the theatrical
profession, playing upon the Eng
Ish stage with Lena Ashwcll,
,GIadvs Cooper, Lyn Harding, Wee.
don Grossmith and others. In Lon
don he played, the lead in "Dam-
aged Goods and other big prescn-
stations. Coming to America, he
continued upon the stage with Hen
ny Miller, Ruth Chatterton and
Fay Baintcr in EAST is West,
AZ al Tcndrcssc' and "The Night
cap
s Before his theatrical career
started he was engaged in British
government civil service and dur
ing the war he served in the Lon
aon ScottiIh.
e. eEolmap has appeared in many
First National productions, includ,
in& " Tarnisb, - GA Thief in Para
disc - and ellis Supreme Moment,
: alI George Fitzmaurice produc-
,stions. He is under n long-term con
tract TO Samuel Goldwylf:a
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-10
Cattle Market

Cattle-300, holdovers 400; big
portion of supply outhwesterns ar
rived too late for yesterdays mar
kct. Steers scarce, medium kinds
.aoutcd $7.75M$s.50; bulk southwest
crn cows $4.5OM4.75, few northerns
up to 5000; Gamers and cutters
S2.25G0S.75; bologna bulls $4,000
f.75.
Calvcs-1O0, followers 500; bulk
of supply arrived too late for yes
terday'e market; slow. few early
sales steady, undcrtone weak. Bulk
220.300.lb. southwestcns $7.25M
T75; commons down to $3.50.
Hogs-300; moderately active,
% higher. Two loads 1872
s2i9!lb. eastern butchers $l3.s5;
irueked in butchers, steady, bulk
$l2.50Ml3.00; packing sows $l0.50
q 90.
Sheep-Nonc. Good and choice
lambs quoted $l400@15.00; common
4 choice ewes $5.50M8.00.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-10
LETTUCE DEFECT
IS DEFINED in
BULLETIN TODAY

Head lettuce which is leafy
without head formation shall be
considered as immature and seri-
ouslv defective. Lettuce in which
the head has formed but is soft shall
not be considered Il serious de-
fcct'.'
This Interpretation of what con
stitutes Il "scrious defect - IN quail
itv of lettuce for shipment was an
nouccd today by Horticultural Com
missioner B. \. Harrigan following
a decision made by the commissioner
and the state department of agrlcul-
turc.
At meeting of growers and ship
pers of the valley last Saturday, the
question of the solidity of lettuce
heads in connection with standard
iZation law enforcement was discus
scd, the rendering of Il decision
being left to the local Horticultural
commissioner and a state department
representative. The announce
ment of a decision has been eagerly
awaited by the shippers.
- Enforcement of The standardiza.
tion law ON the. basis outlined will
be rigidly made from now on. the
horticultural commissioner states,
Expressing their support of the
strict enforcement for which Com
missioner Harrigan has always stood
the Imperial County Farm Bureau
has passed a strong resolution Voic-
ing their belief in the Importance
of such enforcement.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-10

plan that VIII provide flood control,
irrigation and furnish Southern Cal
ifornia with hvGrocIectric power.
Hoover estimator the cost Of
the dam at Boulder canyon at Sfi y
100000 and a generation plant at
50. .jC0,G00 Transmission facilities
would increase tine cost of electrical
gcnerajon to S77.000,O0C making Il
total cost Of 100000
lIc intiH ted that the govern
men; would pa part of the cost of
the building of the dam because OF
the government 5 very substantial
obligation - to the people to provide
flood control and to re 'aim lands.
Contract Financing .
GAN this leads me TO L,heve,
he said "that somebody ought t.
be given the authority to Aego.
tiate for the financing of 4
contract for the building of the d@0N
TO lay the latter before congress fol
action this session if possible. W.
should 20 all we can TO eXpedictc
the matter.
iIoore .'+iculcd the main obiec
tion Of e.. Merrill, executive seq
rctarv - federal power commits
sion and ,"gipecr LaRuc to thr
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-10
HENDRICK PLEADS
NOT GUILTY OF
NUMBERING WIFE

Ivory T. Hendrick, charged with
the murder of his wife in this city
several weeks ago, pleaded not gull
'ty when arraigncd IN the superior
court Yesterday before Judge Cole.
The court set February 3 as the
date for trial.
Attorney IIervey, counsel for
Hendrick, requested the court to
issue an order placing the four-year-
old son of Icndrick, and chief wit
ness for the state, in the custody of
neutral people, pending the trial.
The boy is now with his maternal
grandmother. The court ruled the
matter had not been properly pre-
scnted and took no action.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-10
SECTION
For SalSp--KeuI Estate
FNR SALE, l9b5IIaa,ss. 95Ia,s ..,s, .ings.

F0R SALE, lYSIae' sinss,
in tt -fntertair ;, will
be marffs, + Barto, mbone
PLAYER in the Slime company
The ceremony will be p formed
on the stage Immediately .er the
grand finale, with .Judg c. Fl.
Hawkins of Imperial, ty z the
nuptial knot. Miss Ruth Hargis,
tcammate of the bride, i'll be
bridesmaid and Harr'; Cord l. man.
ager Of the Southern EntC -ainers,
will be best man.
The Southern Entertainer sew
en- act vaudeville troupe, ! yed at
the Imperial theater last ht and
Tuesday. Manager Merrill bring
ing them back tomorrow e, hing to
play speciality numbers as n add
ed attraction for the openr of the
musical comedy show.
The young couple agre' to his
suggestion that they be IN ried on
the imperial stage, and the nvening
is expected to be quite a ala at
fair
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-10
Lyman VI. King tc
Be Candidate For
Lieut.. Ov ernOr
By United Press Leased Wire

RIVERSIDE, Cal, Dee. 10.--Dc-
claring mcquivocallv in favor of
Colorado river development, incIud
ing a high dam at Boulder Canyon,
Lyman NJ. King, former state sen
ator Of Rcdlands. became \ candi-
date today for lieutenant governor.
King s candidacy WAS announced
at mass meeting here last night
attended by hundreds Of citizens
from Riverside, San BcrnarCiino,
Orange, Imperial, San Diego, lnyo
.aHd Los Angeles counties.
King also declared he favored Il
new eystenN Of taxation for the
state
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-10

CANCER Any person suffering
from this malady, tof
otherwise interested in its treat
=, it9 is invited to apply for autho-
ritatiH'l hformation rs to the cures
that haIe been effected are now
being effected at Taylorville, under
strictly ethitl medical supervision,
painIcssIy, without operation, and
with permanent ~esults. Address:
The Secretary Chamber Of Com
morcc, Tayiorvillc, IT. adv