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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
NOTED TRAIL IS
RE-ROUTED
Yellowstone Highway viii
Now Go Thru WenatChee

Route OF the Yellowstone tuil he
tween spokane and seattle was cut
iig miles "Wednesday by order of tho
Yellowstone Trait association Asahci
curtis, Seattle member Of the cXrcu,
tive committee, announce the
change
II Va ACT miles from Spokane 10
Seattle by the old route. a2i miles
by the new. Difference In driving
time IL figured at eight hours
Tho new route follows what ~
know as "thc Sunset route II
comes wcsa by way Of Davenport III.
ntrn. Cottcc city and Wrnatchee,
Joining the old route near Gle lslum,
The old route went thru Wulln
Walla. pnsco and Yakima
The national executive committee
Of the trail association voted. For the
change. 6.t27; against, s,s93 Mr.
Curtis sent a5G votes against the
change 90 tho poll
wcnatchcc chamber OF commerce
asked for thu change January 49,,
1928. II wuH considered az "A national
conference at Minneapolis. February
4 ana 0, this war Then II o, Cooley
manager OF the association, inyesti.
gated and reported After that a
mail vote wus taken,
Road conditions over the two
routes are said to be practically the
same, The longer route trunHyorHtH
mort interesting country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

expected from the man who denied
the farmers seed wheat, practically
taking the bread ont Of the mouths
OF their children, who denied the
farmers water. and who went
against the child labor law amend.
mcnt,"
Mrs. n \, NJ Bonuar chairman
OF the child welfare division OF The
state Federation OF Womcns Clubs.
said,
"It Is 10 he regretted that Gov,
Hartley could not attend The child
welfare conference himself, he
might have learned something about
child welfare work v he did,
Mrs. Helen Martin stevens, chair,
muu Of the legislative department Of
the City Federation ~ Womens
clubs, sald.
TIN sorry tor the state that the
reply Of Gov Hartley. such as Il IT,,
should have TO be broadcast over the
United states. II Is reflection on
the intelligence OF the people OF this
state"
Mrs W, 5 Gruwold. chairman Of
industrial aud social conditions, state
Federation ut Womcns clubs Gov,
Hartley WAS evidently brought up IN
an age when there Was no attention
given 10 children The world has
evidently grown away beyond his
outlook on this question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Buffalo Bill? No
He's Just Painter

with tho same sort Of plains.
mans hat and the same Kind Of
chin whiskcrz but without the white
horse. II. W Herald strolIed mp
First ave. Tuesday, just in from
California. looking very much like
Buffalo Bill
NO, not a cowboy. not show.
man. not medicine seller, just
an ordinary house painter" he said
when questioned as 10 his occupa-
ton. IL came up this way looking
for job. a. work Is scarce in san
Francisco. But leave this hat
Off when I so out after the job.
Never landed one yet until put
on an old SLOUGH hat with paint
on Il.
Began wearing this style Of hat
years ago when / invested SIS. all
That I had. in one, It lasted so
long got the habit
How did come by the Buffalo
Bill whiskcrs? Oh they just grew
there" he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
SAY ALLEN NOT
BAR MEMBER
PraCtiCed Here for Years;
Charge Halls Court Case

Walter u Alien regarded as one
Of the gblest attorneys OF the county,
has been ppciioinE here for nearly
a quarter Of a century without being
admitted 10 the bar in this state.
Howard NJ Findley member Of tho
state board Of law examiners. de
elurcd b-forc Presiding Judge Ron.
aid late Tuesday
His charge aHtounded court and
fellow attorneys. and Ronald delayed
the case pending a shin Of attorneys
for the Manhattan Investment TO,
whom Alien was representing 10 a
motion before Ronald
Allen had Just finished argument
ON tho motion when FindIcy stepped
before the bar aud made his eNplHna.
ton that Allen was without legal
standing as an attorney.
lie explained ia turn that nc held
q certificate from Alaska. Findicy
said that did not serve. and Alien
said he had overlooked obtaining ad.
mtJiagsc 20 the state bar. lie viii
do 10 Immediately. ne said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
SOLDIERS KEEP
MOTHERS DAY
Fort LaWton, Camp Lewis
Hold Celebration Sunday

Mothers Of American soldiers viii
be buuored at Fort I.Rwton and az
Camp Lewis next Sunday. which is
Mothers day.
Graves OF tho mothers OF officers
and men at tho Seattle fort will be
decorated There will be special
services az The post at $50 IN the
morning. Every mother Of soldier
IL invited by tn commandment 10 at
tend
A, Camp Lewis there viii he a
special service
AZ both fort and camp soldiers
viii write hmne TO their mother, In
many eases thousands OF miles
away.
II has bccn a yearly order from
the secretary OF war that they do
this, altho most OF the men need
no urging. The order Is issued this
year. as usual,
Gold star mothers viii bs guests
OF honor AZ the posts and camps
Seattle branches ~ the Women
OvcrarAR Service league. the Service
Star legion. the American War
Mothers and the General Federation
ot womeus clubs are cooperating
with army ufflrera to respect the
day. Flags vim be displayed On
ail government buildings and It Is
suggested that private homes ny tho
colorH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
TO INVESTIGATE ACTIVITIES
OF NABBED HINDU HEALER
Suspected Mann Act Violator Ready
for Quick Getaway When Arrested

Department OF justice officials
Wednesday were continuing their in
vestiSatiou into the operations Of
Dinshah r Ghadiah, 81 Hindu heal,
er, selrstyled mrtaphy sician and
claimant TO the TITLE % colonel IN the
New York police reserve aviation
force
Obadiah viil come face 10 face
with a serious moment in his ute
during the day when federal pro
ceedinEs win be filed TO remove him
to Portland on chsrse OF Mann act
violation in connection with his conf
namouship with Miss Geraldine Nc
Cam. a daughter Of respected fam.
lis Of the Oregon metropolis
A suggestion 81 the Evil Eye" de,
vclopcd during the probe OF tho Hin,
du's dealings with women Officials
believe there is evidence 10 show that
he exertcd a baneful and hypnotic
influence over the Mccain girl com.
polling her 10 leave her home several
months ago and depart with him on
travels thru different states.
The linda till held lncommnni'
cado al the city ball went on a hun
ger strike "Wednesday. Jailers said
They say he told them ne would not
cat anything unless 4 had been
cooked ~ the sur lie oontented
himself with a piece " bread. re-,
tusins the other prison farr Cha.
dali said that be was not on q
hunger strike. bus that he was q
vegetarian and could not eat What
.ss,s ayErsagt d ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Main Street

Lewis Hubbs. auto dealer,
making haste in the sunshine ON
Second ave. George 4. Mcach.
am. old.timcr. discussing the
situation on sixth ave. Floyd
Sandberg. bellman, looking ut at
the Washington hotel. William
Block. retired. going west on
stewart st. Mike Cohen. mer.
chant, making sale on First
ave. G. VI. Stale, merchant, tour
ing University st. y. Y. Norhis.
teacher. travelling north ON
Fourth ave. q. w. Coffin, apple
grover Of Yakima, taking vaca.
ton at The olympic. Lister
Holmes. architect, scurrying
across at Third and University
A. Balmer. gardener, heading
south on Fifth ave. w. u. Ju.
dab. manufacturer, making de.
post at tho bank. A. ID. Bowen.
paper manufacturer. getting
lunch on University ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
ATTACK TORL0NE
Try to Disprove Testimony
of States Arson Witness

Ernest Torlonc. principal witness
for the state against Paul S. Norton,
real estate and insurance man, nc
cuscd Of arson, threatened to get
Norton" according 70 testimony Of
Miss Ruth SylIlaascn in the trial
Wednesday.
Her testimony was introduced by
tho defense as an attack upon Tor.
lone's declarations that Norton had
suggested that he burn Norton's
houseboat on Wcstlakc ave. n. Tor.
lone formerly rented the houseboat.
lie surrendered his lease whom the
building was purportedly sold TO
Thomas Smith, co-dcfcndant with
Norton in the arson trial Tho house.
boat burned two weeks later, No.
vembcr 90.
Miss Syllinnscn, employed In Nor
toms office on the Colmnn dock, said
Torlonc was very angry because
Mr.. Norton wouldn't pay him some
money"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
TRIAL DELAYED
Blacksmith Murderer Given
Until May Is to Plead =, :.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE

Temporarily blocking efforts of IN.
state to try Lawrence Higdon. So.
year.old blacksmith. held for a triple
murder, before the summer court va.
cation starts, the defense late Tuess,
day was given until May l5 in which
to plead. Higdon had been slated TO
plead before Presiding Judge Ronald.
Tuesday afternoon.
lie is held for the murder of Mrs.
Nora Reynolds. Sc, at the New Royal
hotel Friday night, and may face
additional charges of fatally shooting
Robert NJ Fulton and Edward Nun.
dorf the same night while allegedly
intoxicated, He is said TO have been
infatuated with the woman. Her
body lay in bed when the officers.
arrived.
Eimon Weinr, defense attorney,
retained early Tuesday, secured the
continuance in which TO investigate
the case. He promised sensational
developments and said ut isn't Just
a moonshine murder"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
KEEPS HELMET
Is Only Souvenir linden
burg Takes to Palace

BERLIN, May GA battered. bui.
let.pierced spiked helmet that COW
cred Field Marshal Won linden.
burg's head when he was a young
lieutenant warning against Austria
probably will be the only one OF his
thousands Of souvenirs to be taken
from Hanover TO adorn the presiden-
tial palace in Berlin.
Hindenburg' friends do not believe
he would leave behind this worn hel.
met which was shot from his head
during the battle Of kocniggraetz IN
1865. since he rose to high rank.
Hindenburg has kept the memento OF
hla escape from death on his desk
az a reminder OF what might have
been.
EXCEPT for the helmet and a few
o,ner personal belongings, linden
burg'a home in Hanover VIII remain
ae IL Is, perhaps TO be used as a
summer residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
CEARy IS DEAD
Well Known Young Lawyer
Succumbs to Illness

John ). Geary. -. Seattle lawyer.
died Tuesday night from the effects
OF a physical collapse which he suf-
fered al his desk In the law offices
o: Roberts & skesl. six weeks ago.
Death came at the Columbus hospi'
tai.
Geary had been elected president
OF the Young Mems Republican
club on April 1. and was stricken
two days later. lie was graduate
OF the University OF Washington
law school and was rapidly forging
ahead in the legal profession.
Geary was married last August
lie leaves his widow, his mother and
two brothers in Montana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
oherman G.. Combs
funeral Is Today

funeral services for Sherman G..
-, ''Oa' wellknown Seattle contrac.
a -, are 70 be held at 2 p. m. Wed.
ras.y from the Bonney.waUon
p.. .uary' Intermcnt Is 10 be in
'|e'sreen cemetery.
,, eolnos Is survived by his widow
n ,ssat !. 1889. ~ constructed a
I'M. .aoer Of large business blocks in
49,, ~ well 40 hotels and tho.
bs,, lie was widely affiliated in
g,lSs circles Death occurred Inst
ca al his home At Edmonds
A., '"'ps - survived by ha widow,
NJ, , , j. Combs; his mother.
Ralns ieoecca Combs, and d son,
p"' and three brothera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Retrial of Mattice
Case to Be June %

The $4,000 Mattlce life insurance
case will again come up for hear.
ing before the United States court
here on June 80. The date for tho
second trial of the herd-fousiit bat
tie was set Thursday by Judge Ne.
tcror.
Or. NJ. b. AIattce Won verdict
for $4,000 against the Maryland
Casualty Co, Tor the sum taken out
on the life OF his son, DR. Albert +.
Mattice. The father contended That
the young man died accidentally
from pistol shot on tho evening
of Thanksgiving day. 1922. Tho
company contonded that the death
resulted from suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
FERRIES
STARTS ON PAGE l

81, The rain comes right thru the
~. now
pnid Crosby. Route /, Kirkland:
What Ia like To know Is why he
Z, ssoB 600 the last year nc oper
id The boats as superintendent Tor
IL county and made $4,000 the
s-H year ne operated them private
oppose the news subsidy"
Re. Foote, Kirkland: There is a
srons sentiment in Kirkland TO have
ia city take over operation OF the
T,ry Lincoln and make commuu.
n enterprise Of Il.
s.P. Lennox. Kirkland King
xanty has gwen him enough bonus
]. IL Blackketter: III fares were
zeaeed on automobiles the boat
xaannt hold the traffic.
l. ". Clark. kirkland: Let him
ns5aIl BIZ own engine tie has
sass On the boats
H. |. iIarishorn. Kirkland: Il
hct care how IT is handled. by An.
s.rsoa or the county. az long as
ri transportation, BUT Anderson
ns had his share.
On the return trip Anderson had
rogs sympathy.
{. ". Harlow. OF Burke & Faunr.
sa estate dealers ~ Kirkland
isiaks Anderson should have the On
ssss. The chambers OF commerce
< the East Side voted TO persuade
'As county commissioner 20 give
IN the engines me said THE
Eseting vas attended b. representa-.
gYss from Kirkland. North Bend.
Redmond and suoquaImle Falls.
Fares are cheap enough and II Is
ritter to put in the engine than turn
h BEATS back 20 the county"
r II. Collins. veteran realtor OF
Kirkland. I'VE must have transpor-
sfign guess rates are as low as
issy could well be- made now but /
aTen1 formed any opinion on
sAs,hsr the $4,000 engine should
= sen Captain Anderson"
,. D. Lustis. Kirkland druggist
Tie service is satisfactory and rates
saonable. II Captain Anderson is
~ius money he should be aided.
+ vas too expensive for the county
% operate. But / think the system
hoald FIRST be offered 20 other opsr.
sios before any new subsidy is given
Iae present lessee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
TRAPPED BANDIT
TAKES LIFE
Surrounded by Posse After
Robblng Bank of $4,000

sr JOSEPH. Mo. May g. Traps
ped by posse IN aytue near
bore late Tuesday. one Of two bgn
dts who held up thc First Ma
tiuuul hank 1T ste~artrilIe. Mo.
earlier in the d3S. shot himself 10
prevent HIS capture
The bandit was Glenn EltluRtr.
20 His companion. Glenn Click.
90. surrendered to the possee. and
led -the officers TO "a gully where
they had cashcd $4,000. obtained in
thr robbery.
one ~ the posscs men shot and
wounded Ettingcr before he took
his own life. Click said 4 pitched
battle preceded The capture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
BANS. MARRIAGE
Judge Blocks Monaghan
Caucasian Union

LOS ANGELES. May 6.-An old
California law forbidding marriages
between Caucasian aud Monaghan
races was invoked by Superior Judge
Hardy. Tuesday, in votdins the mar
riage OF Lola Butler and Timothy
Yatko. on trial for the murder OF
Harry Ktdder,
The old statute was resurtectod by
county prosecutors. who sought to
obtain Lola Butler as n witness
against her husband.
Judge Hardy ruled that Yatko, as
a Filipino. was of Monaghan origin.
The ruling, It is believed. will af'
feet many other mixed marriages in
this state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Judge Considering
kruse Case Verdict

Following heated argument by op.
posing counsel who came into open
court for the final phases in the
case Tuesday, Judge Everett smith
took under Amusement the divorce
case OF May Kruse against her hus.
band, Carl r. Kruse.
Both parties allege correspondents
and most Of the testimony was in.
troduced in the privacy of Smiths
chambers
Both agree that a divorce should
be granted, but Mrs. Kruse is dc.
munding a big property settlement,
She alleges her husband. market
owner. is worth $4,000 He says
his business is worth but s3S 900
TO SS5 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Rainier Line Junk,
Says II. c. Piggott

Better get junk man instead
of an appraiser or a special commit.
tee TO determine what the Rainier
Valley railroad Ia worth outside the
city" said II. c, Piggott, grand
dukum Of the Kind Words club.
II rode out 10 Renton and back
the other day and It Is my opn.
ion that they should buy It at so
much pound after you get out
of town.
However, il might be worth
around 100000, crcgardless OF
weight, TO attach It 10 our system,
and TO eliminate some of tho trou.
blesomo questions that arise from
time to time over that situation. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
He Has 1t on Folks;
Sure He'll Be Goose

THE goslin understands one
thing that lot of people do not
know, and that is that II is grow.
ing mp TO be a goose" says Miss
Bessie Higgins, OF Nashon island.
who sells baby chicks and baby
goslins at tho public market,
"rhe baby chicks arc mostly sold
to those who want to start n. back
yard chicken ranch, but as a rule
the goslins are for pets" she says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Miller to Talk to
Engineers Thursday

Congressman John +, Miller will
address the Engineers club nt its
weekly luncheon Thursday noon in
the Arctic building Tho subject
which he has been asked TO select
himself win be OF interest to all
the members according TO A. !.
Laundcr chairman Of The program
nnmmliicA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
SLOT MACHINE,
OWNER FINED
a
MaciarIane Satisfied With
Breaking Gambling Trust

p.nrnrne claims that Mayor
,n,,n and rourr Chief Sevcryns
~ oSehed distribution OF tho dc,
~ j. ocounor. emplcye OF The
,,n,on supply Co. Wednesday plead.
:, suil,y to possessing slot ma.
.smss superior judge Ronald as.
.,s~ea a fnc VI sec and costs,
rse MAXIMUM penalty Tor this
..,ss misdemeanor is a $1,000 fine
sa8 wear in fail, There is no min.
mum
.,a he followed out policy adopt.
q week aee. when Joe Schocn,
,he Northwest candy Co. and
g,rry Bernstein, OF the standard
S,lss Go, pleaded guilty to the
sane charge
sws are not protesting the small
e,s>" Deputy Macfarlane declared,
IN, have gained our point, the ono
.''.aa by The seattle star, and
s.ye broken Seattle slot machine
lfust
only two more defendants. Abe
ri Vera Schocu, both OF the Unit
= sales Co, remain out OF the slot
r.rhire raids staged by MUetar,
,ps ana deputy sheriffs recently.
me, arr scheduled To- trial May 90,
Sut may plead guilty Mactarhne
aid
psfense Attorney John bore, Az,
s,arlns for o'Connor told Ronald
,Aat his client started distributing
n, nickel get,ers for the California
.enpany after the mayor and police
easf told him the vending machines
.,re all right. Al the devices
.l,od viii be destroyed by Sheriff
Sarvich, Macfariane said. Defend,
,a,s heard thus far have promised
n 20 out Of the business and
esre are no slot machines now OF,
.a,ins in the city, Macfarlanc said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Pearce to Tell of
Game in Australia

Victor Pearco, world wanderer,
will tell the Seattle Sportsmen's as.
ISOLATION about wild life in Austria.
liza Wednesday evening Meeting
will be held in the Chamber of Com.
merco auditorium.
Thorell be full report. too. from
the cougar hunting committee"
members of which have been en-.
gagged for several weeks in attempts
to capture a rcputcd maneater in
the Tokul creek district. The cou.
gar still is at large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Hebrew University
Celebrated in CITY

Completion OF Hebrew univcr.
siiy In Palestine was celebrated in
seattle Tuesday evening. About
1000 Jews met at Bilur Cholum
synagogue There were speeches
by Congressman Miller. Mayor
Brown and Dean Condor. OF the
University of Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Park Road Changes
Proposed by Tacoma

Arno Il. Cammcrcr, acting director
OF the national park service, and Sc
attic and Tacoma Chamber OF Com.
mercc officials. were In conference
Wednesday regarding roads in Rain
Ter National park.
Three suggestions offered by Ia.
coma were being considered:
First Connect the Pierce county
mountain road with tho Carbon river
road entering the park thru Carbon.
ado and Fairfax.
Second Relocate the White river
road and push II thru to Yakima
park, and,
Third Improve the road from
Longmmc to Paradise Inn changing
The Nisqunlly glacier bridge and
working out plan for onclrclng the
entire mountain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Officers Told of
Chemical Warfare

Mai j. g. Thompson OF the uni
versity viii address the Reserve Of
ficcrs' association at the Chamber
of Commerce "Wednesday at p, IN.
on chemical warfare Lieut. Perkins
win assist him, Motion pictures de-
plotting important phases OF chem
icnl warfare win be shown,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
$4,000 in Opium
Seized on Liner

Opium valued nj 10000 was
seized aboard the President Jackson
when the vessel arrived at smith
cove terminal Tuesday No arrests
were made. but the search was con
tinuing Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
CAPTI RED AFTER Gun
RATTLE WITH OFfIt Eits

The suspected psychologist was
captured early Tuesday morning IN
his room in a downtown hotel after
a brief but pcriious pistol duel. IN
which federal agent and Ghadiah
narrowly escaped losing their lives.
His grips packed FOR a Journey
from Seattle 10 Philadelphia. his
ticket in his pocket and with plans
apparently vol laid Tor a hurried
getaway from the Northw cha
dali was completely surprised by the
entry & the officers
''Th. serious guilt u important
u,lasIsetIs on hi4 conscience, was the
opinion of officials in explaining why
C;hadlaIl fred instantly as U. 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
OTHER DETECTR rs
AID IN ARREST


ton and Van Buskirk. awaiting as a
rear guard. rushed IN TO ASSIST their
federal brother officer
Chief Marshal NJ Ebsrsteln, Of thr
Seattle office Of the department OF
justice. and Inspector l., c Wheeler.
Of the Loa Angeles district. cooper
ated here in the probe Of GhadiaiiH
recent affairs.
Alisa Mccain IA reported to have
made a complete confession involv'
ing tho iItndi tn number OF serious
charges lie Ia accused Of trans
porting her from san Francisco 70
Portland on April 90 Her parents
effected rescue OF the giri In the
home city and Ghadiaii came on
here. Prior 10 that time he Ia
charged with travelling in various
parts OF the country with the girl
and another woman, whom be IN.
grodurcd as his wife
In his effects check Was found
made out for weeks salary 90
Geraldine Mccain on ApHl - Oh
the pitman Trust company. ~ Pit
man y ] The amount was toF SO
aud the check had NOS been clshsJ.
u also became known Wednesday
that the Hindu meapny slcinn gave
lecture in hts hotel suite Monday
evening. celebrating the details Of
his weird philosophy before an audi
encs OF Seattle women.
GhadlalI was brought before Judge
Seterer wednesday morning and his
bait set at $4,000 lie was given
until O'Clock 70 raise the amount.
II he fails to DO 80 he win b" taken
10 Portland to face trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

Agents Read and Kent entered the
room. Read returned the fire and a
shower Of plaster crashed down on
the suspect lie hurieiiy threw his
pistol on the floor. obeying com.
mand Of the officers, who pounced
on him aud made him prisoner