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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
RUMOR CAR LINE
SALE is NEAR
Council Holds Executive
Session With Brown

gumors hist cits councilman wers
closiug negotiations Ter tie purchase
u the Rainier Valley parlEnes
spread thru city haI Tuesday wien
ths councilunen claseted themselves
In the corporation connsels library
for a conference on the proposed
deal
Council members denied that any
action would bc taken at the meet
ing. eas explained that they we're
tn executive session and that no
publicity would be given ous.
Walter Brown, general manager
Of the Seattle and Rainier Valley
Hines. met with the council shortly
after II convened
Monday afternoon the council held
an open session With Brown rcla-
tive 70 estimates placed upon the
carlines by the municipal railway
department. and Browns company.
Brown attacked figures submitted
BY City Comptroller Carroll which
predicted an annual loss OF more
than $4,000 IL the city purchases the
cariines. The rest OF the session
was given over TO routine bookkccp-
Ing examination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
CAR RUNS AWAY;
WOMAN JUMPS
Motorman on 28th Ave. Is
Knocked From Platform

CUpposEp to have been hit on
- the head by telephone role
whom he leaned outside his street
car late Monday night. Lester u,
stnhy, rs. motorman living nj Tsi
N. 10th 81. was found daEcd and
almost unconscious al w 7ofh st
and Earle ave. hair hour later.
The trolley car. after Stahy fell
out Of 81. ran away for ten blocks
Finally Il came To stop. when
tho trolley jumped from the wire
s,ahy was al first so daEed by
his injury that he was unable Il
toll what had happened. Police be-
llcvcd bc had been tho victim OF q
bandit.
Tuesday. however. tho moiorman
declared that no heard something
break ON tho car as Il passed 2Sth
ave. N. w. and w. soth 81. lie
leaned outside TO locate the trouble
and something struck him a terrific
blow on the hdc OF tho head. He
fol- out and wandered around the
ncighberhood until no was found by
searching party
An unidentified woman passenger
on tho car jumped from The trolley
when II started TO run away, She
was tho only person aboard.
Stnhy was taken home by street
railway officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
New Signs for Cars!
Former WhitmanCo.
Clerk Arrested Here
Newman Is Charged
With Shortage;
Error, He Says

TollN N NEWMAN. s.. former
~ Whitman county clerk. waA 81
rested hsfe Tuesday 10 deputy shsf
IFS, charged with $500 shortage
IA his accounts a, cojfax
lie resigned from office a year
ard hais aga, when alats sHAmin.
sfs uHcoysssa = itss shortage Ss~
man waa arrested 10 deputy shss
ITS on a grand Larceny warrant
wired bY sheriff William c8ss lie
expects 20 return voluntarily to Col,
fat
uspaIy Rhrslfrs Parker and lgu
EsgAld Tuesday mp7ninE tvailrd
Newman tfam the siuss De tssds his
wlfn good bye. 81 tAsif hatus. fgs
q T'isgsfss - uHsI ~ snfsred ihs
FnFd Meteor wsfks w1eru hs il Eta
plnfra ~ a secretary Tber sry~at
FL htea ~ hs hans us A.s hss ana
tFpakltt htu ~ tts shsfifts office
Seautan. Who Is HAslvs son ~
WbHn@h eaaHtT. vas reluctant
staai taiktBE tuesday MysiaE hs
slaa bis altaFusY. Rssphsu CHAD
@s Dr.. ~ chrasA apan a psfe
stem AZ Be yetsssa 81. activities ins
IaE fhs pact faaF sna q hsss gs4tr,
IL wAs a eass * inHaesut errors
"a bookkeeping pc sasd II ~
signed shea sba examiners a5szssy.
erred ths flsss shortage. aaa I psid
sbsm itsG In 4 lump ssnt. pforsts
laR go make Eeast snY other srfefs
they might fn3 We ssms So Hr
ststs shatiF zasf
siaastay q seems ran wsns
70 ttss Whtaasa roantY commission.
ssa aaa 8suanlsd . Esas bali tena
Re as8 pat tte @hitn / wak III X
gsrs TbsY sab8 stsY rgniA flna no
rtear1 ~ Il. bat ! understand. Sc
aaia him ghs wsnnsy
%eamahs safnlsY Il sala 10 30 nne
" ts'e nnss tsspsesst among Cot
sss pgensrfa Newman served in
Turn to raSs 3. Column ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
COP FIRED FOR
BEING DRUNK
Charges OF Seveyns Denied
by Policeman Hunt
SUSPENDED THREE TIMES
Leaving Post OF Duty Also
Cause for Dismissal

A ct,tBEp q DESERVING BE pest
e ausy ami being under tbs ia.
Flasues ~ i.auss tairolmau Der
uar5 T tgant. COS ., ths palles as
partmsnta stormy pssfsls~ vas
dismissed from ere ssrylrs ~ cAis,
VI n g~vsrTna. Tuesday. upat sss
tered vigorous asHiat q rs
charges sra saesaaesa his purpose
TO fight
Hant haa b~es suspended shrss
gjtusa before ana resigned anes. fol.
tawlaE ttst night wuh Salvation
Array eapsaia two years ESQ Hs
also spraas into ths itmsHeai >
tsw years aga whsa sn pssses aeet
asataHy shsl ana killed a trlsaa
wlth whou he vas talking hsar ne
paise ssasslaa.
tgans vas htasbsf la lsw q shs
BATE maFrY q omrSsn. wbs ksrxsa
- bResaf tes tw8 sssrs nuasf
Chief asvvus
EFT HEST. : hgusess 81 Bernard
n. uuus. was formerly an osfirsF.
bas resigned q snser business LAST
Yae
rbs psuss - - dismissal ar
sorilaz to CAPT . J Haas q Wal
naEfarsi presiact. w&s tn faiGaFs y
Ogueef m4ni ta stay on da'Y last
Friday Huns rad hseu g relief
man af wsllsuEfard
Hs srfs shu station % the 'ssdiie
az ttse afternoon end wsnt fafne.
ssi Haaa Il understand that he
had a1cn drinking and wanted q
aym8 seeing me
Ti4e policeman was suspended first
81 september >. 1861. for "cenat'e'
unteeamlns an officer lso was
given ~ days without pay On
Apta RI. dpss. Haut was sFsin
Suspended. following ,bn slkhs wSih
the Salvation Army officer. whleh
occurred when ttunt drove his rs'
into Sba parade Nfs resisnesl' sntl
later returned 10 tho force and was
snspeusIesi again for 10 daSa laAi
parch ~. fog what was called nn'
sccomlnR condutE
Hunt. in his dcuial q nc clarEtH
Tuesday. stated fisat he would 'hifc
d lawyer and fight for my rein
statement. dent want the pub
ia 10 judge ms Too hafshly 81
isis 'lus. I am not guilty and
expect 10 prove r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
OFFICIALS
AGREE TO
Change
All Cars to Garry
Markers of Scenic
Spots Passed
ny q. LrcrflK HITLER

Dave ylenteFsan. Who prrsilss
nFsF she drssi0irs 90 aeaf,ls'a maus.
espsl railway system. admits that Ion
FiSsI au8 BEES wsonE
Asoat thn lAeatirleatlaa 81 street
cars, aean.
teuW rseall that several data aEa
! pax usyssif into ths Shoes 81 =
strAnEEF in Seattle ard tried 10 find
eng uay aboal the estg ty street. cas-.
Ana 7'xv written several stories tell
laE about chr misleading sisns on
the eafs, 81 has esra marked ''sfsesst
taes wa lnio The saBarta sra n
haw hsasies pleasure heat. for eawan
Fass. ] wggnt 20 ri tie Kink Street
station
We suggested aiee yosl rsean. shaF
Il MI t5saesgsoa evailY wantsd 70
assist ths Ffsoaaants IL tourists V no
VII b. in shs eitF fhm svramre. 80
wuai8 sfa satus af shs Sia66a as.
priiea unaae bT eaaaefY 60 advert lss
sba meffts pF seeas Seattle ~
street Car 10 proper stgmtsagsts foF
the rs4FH - teii the tourists ahsgw
1hsY Weng had WhY
Wei estlrd al Mr. Isa tstvaa
tasAag 70 tiea saf what ~ was gaius
q dp ahau8 Expected ma h. fa
fiii hsa uttis ssauassY. bus re
smHe WAS = mjls Wste Ard ~ -.
asrA fssa teAs 81 ses f5sst 81 1aas
& wpHsst b. Jn3ra&alhe Fos saY ssFaus
81 - Seattle d lose hinsselg d hrrs8ig
"a a sSgeet car
'.farss sxas are besns eosasruefz,i
10 be placed on dewutamn ensuesa.
stating wbas eare pass tfat potnf ana
whsgv they &c hs sat8 Tbts wsl
snshis tourists 10 determine What 20
see. and wii atsks IL easy for sheas
70 ggs shere Nras sSses aiao witl lss
made sor tae ears themselves. dastE
rating places 81 interest which maF
o. fauna alauR the lire For Instance
Nh Itaeer PARK fresh watee bath.
ia< ElAs I1saeia sail NatsF bathing
aad usenie grounds
found We Henderson luss AZ nnx
jois 90 make atastss attractive 10 oar
thousands % visitors as sou o. J..
ami 10 prasslsed fae fullest co opet
ation II making street car signs ton
I she truth from, row on
So 1t icoks. folks. as il our street
car difficulty il sated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19


pualmie Lumber Co., with his
wife and son. aud MIR. and Mrs.
J.. u. Williams. ~ North Bend.
on picnic trip Of their own.
reported that they saw youth
answering closely the descrip.
tion Of HAiteson Iying against
stump near the logging road.
He seemed dead and one u
The women screamed. Later IN
their reiurn trip they saw the
same youth entering \ Pack.
ard car nj Norman Place on the
sDoauaImie road
The owners Of the car. ap.
pearing from hike. seemed
surprised TO find ille young man
~ an occupant They TALKED
TO him for few minutes and
then drove away with him IN
the ear.
MEETS RANCHER
on DIZZY BRIDGE
Prior TO that time william NJ
Neaiey. rancher. reported that y
bad seen a young man, iaiiyin
@lth Matterosn's description. nea
the logging road. They crossed
silaky bridge over The snoaaalms
ryer and gshen McSealcy becam
Turn 10 Page 9. Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
HiIIegas Death Brings
Jail Cleanup Demand
Advisory Board of Women Police Urge
Action; Call 1t Relic of Dark Age"

4 demand Cor united action hy tho
public in cleaning up conditions 81
ths city hll was made Tuesday by
sllan Adelaide H. Pollock, widely
known seattle educator. publletat and
ciuhwoman.
writing under sponsorship Or tho
advisory bsard.for tho women'g 10
lice division, Miss Pollock ursed co.
operation In the move BY tho Mum.
cinal league. tho E.lks. The Lions, Inc
Seattle Federation u Women's clubs,
tho womGn'a city club and the
churcheH
Conditions at tho jalI she wrote,
''reg.ylr ~ relic of tho dark ages"
Myss Pollock's letter was prompted
by tho recent death in bill ~ Gam
Hiiieaaa. a Tacoma auto salesman.
IHlllegnn. taken 70 jail suffering from
acia,e alcoholism. died there after
three days without receiving medical
attention, evidence showed n cor
I
unsr'n jury hold tho jallors guilty
~ negligence and recommended &C.
tlon bo taken agulns, Them.
This Prosecutor colviu refused 70
DO. Chief aeycrynu suspended ono
man FOR 10 days. another for five
"pflsonors often are plncod IN 81
padded ccll and forgotten for days.
Misc Pollock writes. dcscrlblng con-
dftloBa which she slya ore calculated
to drive prisoner out Of his mind.
Her letter says ia part
Indirectly. We. tho citizens. arc
guilty ~ the death ~ The man who
recently died ms the result of hlA
experience In our city jail
when bali VIVA not forthcoming,
J hs waa placed in Tho tank, whore
10 was held. ~ police report. ho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19

went 'goofy' aud wns then M, IN n
padded coil and forgotten FOR hours.
This tank IS room barc Of all
furniture. with only tho concrete
floor ~ n ptnce where a man may
sit or lie In this tank. spmctlmes
80 many ar Is mcr quoting jaII
eri may bo thrust
Into this room was put n man
who may have had keen npprccla.
tlou Of hla surroundings when no
ber Imagine such a man coming
20 his senses here. n Il any won.
der that. after alcksnlng horrs. hin
brain gave way7 what happened
thcn7 a policemnna evidence, ms
quoted. was. 'oh. they get violent.
Gnd we throw them into tho padded
coll 10 cool off,
The evidence further says that,
Sunday night liilliRaa wna walking
around clawlnE at the Sides Of hla
coll. after having been put in tho
padded coll Saturday night.
~ ycnr ngo, committee Of thrco
women wA,tod upon Mayor Brown
and asked 10 have jail conditions
rcmedicd Tho committee was put
or by being asked 10 write out q
report This report was aont 10 tho
mayor. but VIA lost In tho mail. acv.
efnl month"; later, cory WINS again
sent 10 the mayor II wnb answered.
The committee wha told to go to tho
chief ~ police,
"MinH Henrietta MluN former
achool principal, md thu writer INV
the chief, who admitted tho need Of
changa Tho chief Hcnt ~ TO Robert
Proctor, who also promised that ron.
dltlone gould be studied aud RENE
odInd ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
OPEN RUM CASE
Charge q Men Ran Biggest
downtown RoadhouSe"

Trial Of four defendants charged
with operating one oG the biggest
downtown roadhouses" In Seattle.
opened Tuesday before Federal Judge
Cushman.
The defendants, Herman Dlckman.
Daniel HUM, Harry Dawson and
William Davenport, arc charged with
maintaining n nuisance at tho Fed.
cr,l hotcd, Third ave. and Pike ST..
and with conspiracy 10 violate the
dry law.
Dry agents under Walter Jus,l
seized about 40 cases OF liquor and
ten sacks Of Canadian beer IN ,,arious
rooms OF the hotel when they raidcd
Il Juno II. 1894.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
WEEKS is THRU
win Not Return to Cabinet
Post; Recovery Retarded

WASHINGTON. May TO- sccrn.
tary OF WAR Weeks recovery from
n stroko OF paralysis auffSEcd on
April !. Ia retarded by goll bladder
complications.
Attending physlciena nrc hopeful.
however. that tho soctctnry can ho
moved 60 hls summer homo ut Ian.
caster. N. H., before the hot wen.
thor reaches Washington,
weeks viii not return 10 tho war
department His forrtAs RESIGNATION
viii he announced when suitable
successor Va found. Il ia undortood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
Trio Starts Trip Across
North America in Boat
Leave Astoria, Bound for New York; Expect
to Be There in 90 Days

ASTORIA. Orc, May ia tiny
white cocklcshcll, no bigger than a
rowboat and powered with two d.
mlnuutivo outboard engines, turned
her nose into the east this morning
and struttcd away UP tho Columbia
river into the heart or the continent
bound for New York city, 5000 miles
away over n water route. The craft
seemed far too fragile for her task.
but the Los Angeles voyagcurs she
bore, John Edwin Hong, writer,
Frank s., WILSON, motion picture
man. and Val Woodbury., navigator
together with Waprato, their dog,
embarked with high spirits and san,
gulnc hopes Of being TN New York
city within 90 days. These men nro
undertaking the first transoentlncnt-
al motorboat trip ever attempted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
TonOrrOW's
History
Today

LIVERY day newspapers
Il contain stories which,
If surrounded with a thou.
sand years OF haze. would
pale the exploits of the an
eient romantic people.
During 1921 American
fliers sailed round the
world.
II such n feat had been
made 1000 years ago. no
doubt college professors to-
day would be expounding
10 classes ON the heroism.
bravery and romance Of
the daring adventure.
| Ess Than flvo months Of tho
IL present year has PASSED. yot
two storieH have broken IN tho
press, stories. which n taken in
tho iiRh, Of their possibilities Tor
drama and literature. possesses
no eaual IN rpmantlcism.
where IL there comparison
IN tho drpma ~ tho ArRony and
Tho Golden Fleece. and tho 1885
newspaper story Of tho Alaskan
mttshcrs carrying diphthcria Hc.
rum TO bclcagucted Nomo7
Tho Gtocian legend Of Tan.
taiut. standing neck deep In
water. which rrccdcd whom no
attempted TO molsien his parchod
tongue. posssssos no greater
heart appeal than the story of
Floyd Collins. fast In tho styKlau
darkness Of Sand Cave. dying Of
thirst and hunger while watcr
drippod tan,hliginEly near hlu
head and food lay Just out OF
reach.
NEARLY every story Of myth.
IN ology Inns tn match IN Tho
life Of modern beings and told
IN the dolly nowapapora.
And III tho authentic history
OF natlonr and empires tho story
Is tho same.
Napoleon returned from tho
1slo OF Elbn striking constcrna.
ton into tho hchrt ~ Europe.
Won IIlndcnburR returns from
Hanover TO tho head OF "a collclSy
German republic.
History here. and II n told In
daily newspaper accounts.
There ~ moro Incentive aud
prccopt 10 living ny Cobb. or
NurmI. or lied Grange than In
all tho Athenlnn philosophers
g A LIVE Newspaper IL uctlcr
~ thnn stale hlstory." declares
Augaaluh y. Thomas, conlmB.
nloncr OF education Of Maine
''Rsod tho pnpurs" advises
Chauncoy Dcpow, ",
Both gentlemen are right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19

Tho route OF the 5.ooomllo trip
will be: Up tho Columbia river to the
confluence Of the Snake; up the
Snake river 10 Lewiston. Ida, "a
portage by motor truck $50 miles
overland TO Livingston. Mont; down
the Nollowstono river 20 its conflu-
cnco with tho Missouri rivers down
the Missouri river. $500 miles to it's
confluence with tho mississippi; UP
tho Mississippi 20 the Illinois river;
up the Illinois and canal 20 Chicago;
across Lake Michigan TO Lake Hur.
on; across Lake Huron ana Georgian
hay. by canal into Lake Ontario, then
down the st, Lawrence TO tho Rich-
clcu river aud up this sircam and
iis canal 20 Lake Ghamplalni across
this lake and into tho Hudson river
hy canal aud down the Hudson to
New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19

aCEATTLE. We AFRO heFef
- That nigh, well be tho slogan
OF $50 tourists who arrived 10 Seattle
Monday niFht on various trains; first
Of tho horde ~ Alsh,aocrs to take
advantage Of tho summer excursion
rates ~ tho various transportation
companies. which went into effect
May s.
From now on. every train viii
bring guests 10 Seattle and tho peak
viii loo reached early In July, nc.
cordlng 90 estimates Of railroad com,
panles md local tourist bureaus.
with 1870 national conventions
scheduled for tho Pacific coast, rs Of
them TN Seattle, tho tourist travel
win 30 bigger than anything ever
planned before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
Nab Two Sought Six
Weeks by Rum Men

f.ouis Gaines ana john n ballard
wers arrested ~ fsenuty United
States Marshal Miller Tuesday en-
"a hS@ss conspiracy Indictment rv
turned w ihn Marsh f'gfssnt Rraud
Jury. Ths two men hat@ heeu
sauEhf for tho past nix vossA tas,l
VIVA posted in The sum II 81 1900
each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
Western Pacific
Gives Dividends

NEW YORK. May lp.--Thc West,
ern Pacific railroad corporation TO.
day declared "a cash dividend OF 8
per cent on the common stock, n
cash dividend OF sibS on tho pre-
tcrrod, stock dividend OF one
share OF common and ono ahnrc of
preferred on each six shares OF com.
mon now outstanding, and stock
dividend OF one share OF common
and ono OF preferred on each six
shares OF preferred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19

Already tho railroads report rcser.
yaiionB sold out well ahead. and
tourists buying round trip tickets 20
the Coast will hu routed thru Seattle
ono way Whether their particular
objective IL California or Oregon.
they will SEQ Washington. too.
incidentally I, ia tho first time IN
hlaiory that ali large conventions nrc
meeting on the Pacific Coast. The
knights Templar. shrine, Elks, Odd
Fellows. Christian Endeavor OF the
World and other large bodies will
bring innumerablo strangcra within
our futes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19

49, u ttNNtsfk ~ AAfsAfN
$40 u. q,
our rfasfcrTns
Ne Maihcrin law jokes,
subway 10 Vancouver,
Deportation " after dinner speak
sr~
Deaf ard dumh r4dio announcer.
I.sakic>s rvfttsrsaisrs.
Ilowsiy. felix's, Prohibition o.
fielats report THAI shs MrAkaR
rum firrs l. reHtus north,
lieasrn help the sAlioss Oh
niEht Ike this.
VITA inc isaaer feet stsamlas
fsrs fscm California. f.es Angeles
d expected 20 10 deserted sliiAEe
BY summer.
IL d she srAeemsr Hespersa
Tksf sSrfswara aese asiA ta1
Ard sAr 50 fGle8 witA whtakv
M@sr ogf 81 rfaascess 81
IL coming uorth, The rum tlset 4
undoubtedly carrying eug the siaEaa
81 Vancouver Island -Folhow tae
swallow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
Last Seen in. Auto;
Traced by Deputies
Victim of Overwork, in Opinion of
Friends Who Join Posse
BY c. A. Clay

A n OVERWHELMING longing 10 wander free Of re-
straint thru the hills condition induced by mental
oyerwork In night studies Of the university extension course
caused the mysterious disappearance Of Leroy Maeson 90
Sunday while picnic trip with three companions in the
Mount 81 country, North Bend
This was the belief Tuesday Of Sheriff Matt Starwch
and deputies conducting the search for the missing youth
Two clues have been discovered thus far the hunt
three posses Tuesday continuing the effort find
Aiatteson in the hope Of layng his life and solving what
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19
Pound Hits Highest
Mark Since the War

LONDON, May 10. Tho pound
sterling this afternoon reached It's
highest point nlnee tho war, being
quoted nj sis6h on The London OK.
change,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-19


Young Natisson. with Miss Ka,l.
lssn nroyer. Al Johnson and Miss
gsBevleye Butter. drove up 10
fuckers Hole. ~ the bass Of Mount
81. feF a picnic trip sundag Dur
inE the day Of pleasure IN the open.
The disappearance Of the youth took
place
Immediately after gbs report o.
ihe misilap. Sheriff Rtarwieh. from
Seattle. directed paohe d deputies
On the hunt Tot MAtieson, Deputies
iieei,e. Gibson and Davis. with the
tnb county blnedhounds. took up
She trail.
INSISTED HE WOULD
CLIMB MOI NTAIS
They learned from tbt other pic
ule,.sgr that Mat,eson had insisted
during she morning that he intend.
81 10 climb I.Hiis Mount 81. Miss
Brewer. wcariFd from the early
start ~ ilae trip from seat,le. went
10 slecp IN Tile rear ~ the Ford
car and Mat,eson started on on
his hii, climbing excursion lie did
nos return and. aEter hours Of
ssi,Ig,. his companions notified OF.
flcials
4 young man answering Mat
trsou's description tailed Nilh
William NicNcsley. ranclirt,
and was later s~~n entering
Packard car nrar Norman fiaso
on the snoauaimlr road. sinrr
that iime. all trace oi him has
bern lost. Sheriff Matt star.
wich urgently requests that
auiaists giving The young man
a ride. repoft 10 him where he
left the car and what became "
him.
A tFaii ot four miles ess, around
The mountain region failed 10 give
results In ugr meantime hot
tran had been followed around tie
camp 10 90 abandoned logging road.
A rainatofrn caused iha posse to
abandon further operations amd AZ
North bend. while at McClollans
hotel, they learned OF the auto
clue
Charles sclIolsier. Of The sno.