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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
WrangeI Again

HEEP your eye on Wrangel Island
n The Lomens of Alaska, millionaire
reindeer kings, want to occupy the island
for the United States. Russia claims. the
island and has already arrested a party
of Americans who attempted to colonize
it. Great Britain has some claim to it,
thru the discovery of the island by Stef-
ansson. Stefansson's rights were pur-
chased by the Lomens.
Wrangel is not worth a war. Neither
was the assassination of an Austrian no.
bieman,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
BY CHESTER H. ROWELL

hwcr mus, remain incomplete
until nii the documents arc ae,
ceasible. and then they viii
need other analysts than tho
crown prince or George croel.
We can leave the war guilt"
OF tho las, war for future his.
torlAns to apportion. our Job
il 10 nee that there u no such
guilt for a next war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
What Folks
Are Saying

PRIAA DONNA ROSA pom.
sELLE: Pat IS the nightmare
Of every prima donna. But we
can't be too thin, or " affects
tho volume Of our tone"
GOV. PINcHoT. Penn; III.
fec;iye enforcement requires
genuinely good work from ma
,lonai. state and city authorities.
each in It's sphere. The state
government. however. is without
power 10 check the flow Of pot
sonous alcohol at It's source"
WILLIAM 81. EGAN. attor.
ney. Windsor, Ont: THE bor-
der cities should gain 10000 in
population in the present year,
due 20 the - beer law; we expect
most Of them 10 come from De
troIt"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
Autos Groau

TINE number of motor vehicles in the
/ United States increased 100000 in
1924.
At the end of the year there were IT,
591 ,9S1-one to every Ga persons. Exact
figures: one passenger car for every 7.3
persons and one truck for every 50 per-
sons.
Greatest increase in total registration
was shown in the South Atlantic states,
reflecting the swift growth and business
expansion of that part of the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
We Gain

RETIREMENT of J. Kruttschnitt,
IN chairman of the board of the South
ern Pacific railroad. and extension of
the authority of President William
Sproule TO most of his duties, bring to the
Pacific Coast for the first time the ex-
ecutive offices of transcontinental rail-
road.
President Sproule's office is in San
Francisco and will be retained there.
The Pacific Coast should benefit from
this move.
It would be an excellent thing for the
Pacific Coast if the executive offices of
all the transcontinentd lines could be
brought to the West Coast, for Pacific
Coast officials can better reflect Pacific
Coast opinion and recognize Pacific Coast
problems.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

st., on linton, 81 bad condition.
hare .crH people fan already
Con you fir ~ u. ~. n.
This has been reported 10 the
building department. Also to
The street department for inycs.
,igation.
NJ Ftxii Please fsg me
cherc ! can Gcii original poetry.
aHd obIi0c. X. II.
There is poetry magazine
published in Seattle called Muse
and Mirror. box /. University
station. which can give you in
formation. You have "a very
hard line 10 sell. but Shakes
pcaro had the same sort OF a
job.
hr. Firii; realize fhat you
can not undertake. 10 find Jobs
for people. but ! hare IN mind
a casc irhore fhigk voH could
afford 10 make exception. a
carpenter met ieith serious
accident several months ago
iolllo engaged IA cork on a
building. After sir months he
Is not able 10 do hard bork. His
doctor tells him that " he could
find light employment that
,oouid keep his ptind occupied.
he icouid eventually oct oil
right. n. J.
Mr.. Fixit has investigated this
case and In. willing TO break the
rules" In this instance. Has any
ono anything 10 offcr2 II so It
will be passed along to tho
proper place.
Mr.. Firit: Can Uou furnish
me The name OF The manuJdc-
iurcr Of preparation called
"Voporinc," or the name OF
store that handles ~
A. J. ".
Can anyone give this informa-
ion 10 Mr.. Fixit?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
Miaht Be Worse

VOU who live in apartments. and suf-
1 fer accordingly, give thought to
Gharian in Tripoli.
The entire town is built under ground.
Additional stories TO houses are dug
down. not up. Even the public square is
stock shares catacomb-like structures with
human. Protection from the heat is the
purpose Of this structure.
So next time the people next door turn
on the loud speaker at $50, give
thought to Gharian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
Kaiser's Son Defends Germany in
Book on "WhO Started the War"

and religions. OF the battle OF
force and guile. have bred In
the tnvant habit Of mutual
diSirnSt which may take gem
emtionn 10 outErow
The BalkaniEed corner Of the
world. made OF the wrecks Of
the Austrian and Ottoman EN-.
pires and intervening states.
muRt endure this and take Us
consequences. The real prob
lem Of our generation IA 20
keep from Baikanizing the rest
OF tho world by universal ma
tionAi dlttruatH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

no shafts arc sunk and excavations
are made in the open. somctoj,at
after the manner Of q stone quarry.
The principal supply comes from
Black Lake and Thcford. Canada.
about rs miles from quebec,
q. What is the name OF the re-
Gently discovered antiseptic that Ia
80 times stronger than carbolc acid,
yet harmless TO man?
A. HerVi-resorcinol ~ tcas de-
Uelopcd bU Or. Veoder Leonard iollo
first tried the substance on rats and
Dhon they shotred no III effects.
strallotocd the antiscpnc himself.
Q. What is the meaning Of
Tame duck congress-?
Il. IL Is term sometimes applied
to congress during the short sos-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
Search for
Honest Man

nioGENES. more than 1000
~ Year, ago. started with a
lantern 20 search tho Near East
for an honest man. Evidently.
the search stiil continues. At
least. Or. Dodge, head OF an
American college in smyrna,
now in this country. says: ASK
any head Of government. OF
business or OF reform. in this
whole end Of IN. world what I,
most needs. and the answer
VIII always 10 men that can be
trusted
Ages Of dsspotio governments:
ot dlscordau, races, languages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
Manufactures

I1o HUM In the spring it's the
- to arrive Hence this has reason to fee
The nice comfy that he perlsng the paper
night
ing lamps shy Of a light
IT'S shortly detected the he
fairly dizzy busy TO cook anything b,
Right after he's eaten
be burned Nom directing ndup inspecting hI
getting that she's " -
Soon dad Let's bunch passes
nut OF his dome when the
"Thce pictures TO here
Copyright, 4, for m. s,ao
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
A Thought

The steps Of good man are or.
dered by the Lord: and he deiighteth
in his way.-Ps. xxxvii:23.
r EFT no man presume 10 give nd.
IL vice to others that has not first
given counsel 10 himsclf.-Seneca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

that Germany
started the
war II 10 "a
task which
even better
men m ut
well leave 10
the sober work
Of a VIII
generation OF
h IatorlanB
Propaganda.
on either side,
conyincra on
~ the con.
vsrtcd No.
b o dy denies
that ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

YOU can get an answer TO
4 any question OF fact or in.
formation by writing The Seat.
Tie Star Question Editor. i322
New York ave. Washington,
ID. c.. and inclosIng 2 cents in
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital nd.
vice. Personal replies. conf.
Dental. All letters must be
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

Hponsihiiiiy for making Europe
po~der.hox wnH distributed
among many nations and thru
many generations.
The question n who fired the
spark that set Il off. Tho an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

WILLIAM THE NEVER. tho
w Hohcnrollern who once
thought he Was crown prince.
is writing a hook 20 rcfute the
''schuldlueEe." the alleged '.lle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
The Seattle Star

Nissll sen Frsaslscs
ns" si Asn,snsIy So Shso efn He no!,h hhs.a Ave- N'v
ny msn oct Of city, see meath msns tits 'iss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
new LAWS MAY
Be KILLED
State Supreme Court May
Declare Them Invalid

OLYMPIA. Feb II -Altho The leg
stature finishes H. work to,iny. just
what it haas accomplished won't be
known Tor some time. perhaps
months 4 new law isut law until
tho supreme court has passed on IL.
Test suits 90 determine validity of
some new laws are already planned.
such a suit will test tho validity ~
the $4,000 600 capitol bond issue. al
tho no doubt is felt of the result
IN other eases. however us more
OF less OF a guessing contest, No
body knows just what sort of notions
the supreme court may SGT about
things. or how some new law may
conflict with an old. forgotten stat.
ute. or how two contradictory pro
visions 10 the same law may make
il unworkablr All these things have
happened and viii happen aEpin
There D. some sentiment Tor law
similar 10 that In other states. where
by the attorney general may request
"a supreme court opin.ou on laws
constltutiouhliiy before h Is passcd-
As things are in Washington chs
law must b. made first and tried
out later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
SEED MEASURE
UP TO SENATE
House Holds Tax Bill as
Club 10 Insure Passage

OLYMPIA Fcb Ii.-Whilr tie
seaste this momns put over g0a.
sideation ~ thg governors veto
~ Jhr seed wheat biiI until late
this afternoon. The bouso held over
The senate As climb passage uf the
tax commission biII
The unofficial agsssgt ffnm houlS
20 senate was that II the seed
wheat but wasn't lasssd neither
would tho tax commission be
oSchvd The commission 3, Hart
les commandment Tbe house yes
teriaS OVERRIDE The governors seed
wheat veto bX "a vote 90 20 to 20.
The house a. expected anyway. To
tight over intrusion m the Tax com,
mission bill 90 "a clause allowing
the commission Go use rate making
valuations ~ public service sorpa.
miions Tor assessment purposes.
Tho power lobby has been husy
with many devices trying 20 line u9
enough VOTES 90 defeat this clause
IN che house
n the clause IS defeated the bill
will so hack 20 the senate where
the bill may hc thrown into com.
mittec and die as tho session closes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
CONGRESS KILLS
GO0DINC BILL
II Passed. Would Have Been
Hard on Seattle Commerce

An action 81 tarrsaching impor.
lance 10 Scattie's future commercial
growth was taken in congr,Es
"Wednesday when the Cooling bin
WAS killed In the commerce com.
mittec Of the hou.c. according 20
word from J Underwood 90 the
Chamber u Commerce here.
The Goo,iinE blll would have olim,
mated the long and short haul rpl.
INK q The Interstate commerce com.
mission. which would have denied
Seattle and Bii other Pacific coast
ports freight rates that compete
with Panama canal shipping rtea.
The Seattle chamber has joined
with other Coast cities in making
a determined and persistent uRht
against the GoudinE bill Passage
% the measure would have prc-
vented railroads from making lower
rates on longer hauis az compared
with rates ON short hhuls
II would have eliminated q yat
volume u trade that now pasess
thru the city from the East 10
foreign markets and from foreign
markets 90 the East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
INDIANS MAKING
LAST STAND
Navaios Gather to Fight
Over Land Allotment

ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ. Feb. IL.
In the arid. scmimountainous
country near Cuba, y. NJ. the red
man today made his last stand
against the ever.encroaching white
mans civilization.
One Indian was dead. because he
cut posts from land he believed his
own He was shot down when he
rushed at Constable Ed Blanchfield.
swinging the butt end OF his rife.
Reallotment of Indian lands. in
sandovnl county. throwing open
lnrYe share OF them 10 homestead.
ing settlers. and making II neces-
sary TO move the Indians. lock.
stock and barrel. TO another part
OF the reservation. is the cause OF
the Indians grievance.
Lacy NJ Bird. n young homestead.
or. pushed far into tho rcallotted
lands and was tho first 10 meet
with active resistance from the
Navajos. He swore out warrant
for the arrest OF the Indian who, ms
Bird believes. was stealing his fence
posts
The Navajo tribe. taking up the
cause OF the dead Indian. gathered
about his body in tribal council
few miles from Birds homestead
They have refused TO give up the
body thus blocking legal inquest
Meanwhile. the scattered home.
steaders in the region. alarmed by
the Indian gathering. go about
armed. prepared for possible at.
tempt at retaliation by the Nava.
jos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
ELECTRIC WEEK
PROCLAIMED
February 16 10 II to Be
Featured by Exposition

setting aside The week Or February
ne 20 81 Inclusive. aa electrical week
Ia be city n Seattle Mayor Brown
issued proclamation Wednesday
rraislnE the electrical Industry Of the
city FOR ST. work In arranging The
electrical exhibition az tho Hippo.
drume. which IN 20 begin February
i6.
lie nl6o announced thc members of
the reception committee Tor the cS.
position. 81 which be- IL chairman.
They arc Norwood Brockett. s g.
HOPPER. 4. g. Heller A. j. Sears
W r. Jones. X @ Sparks. Harry
Martin. Don Stevens. A. y, Krause.
r s. Wood. william Short and = u.
Aut.
The exposition week viii open with
a banquet az Tho Olympic Hotel on
the evening Of February iG. Follow.
ing the dinner GOV. Hartley and n
committee Of prominent citizens will
officially open the exposition NJ the
HIppodrome. Interesting programs
have been arranged for each night
Of the affair Dancing will be free
10 the public every afternoon and
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
HOSPITAL DRIVE
STARTS WELL
Workers Report Splendid
Reception From People

~ the olo.r II the frat day in
tie campaign % raise $4,000 900
endowment fund 20 support tho
Orihoptdic hosplini workers re-.
ported splendid and sympathetic
reception Of the idea among So
attic people. securing a number Of
policies ranging fr9m ono TO ten
thoutand dollars The frs; cam
paiEu total will not be announced
until hic Wednesday
Underwriters were warned not 70
solicit from friend unless thcze
friends are listed on their cards a.
given BY ". Dwight Mead, gcncni
chairman Tor tho underwriters. In
order that no solicitor might on.
croseh unkn0winRiy upon another's
lisilnga.
Pour hundred men and women,
representing more than 90 lnsur.
anee companies. arc comblng the
city on their mission ~ love and
mercy. 10000 letters have been
mailed 20 prospective supporters
of the hospital Insurance. plan. and
enthusiasm "a unhounded over the
frs, days response. according to
workcrH
Tho insurance drive u statewide.
and Everett underwriters report
plans practically completed for an
active campaign IN their city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
OCEAN LINER is
IN DISTRESS
Unidentified Ship Battered
OFF English Coast

| uNpON. Fsb m A hrgs o,sau
II liner vas ssbufr to-day Boz tbe
vicinity % Walton on tho Marc. or
The psfiIOua uoodvin sands. help
less lu a tFrfine storm
Altho the liners 8 @ 3 calls geFr
heart sayinE That breakers were
pounding ON the stranded vessel is
manic and nationality has npt bsn
learned
llfrhu1ta urs ira lna Pea - all thsil
the mountain high surf and crowds
on the bsash are watching The
stranded vessel as b is budrtsd hl
the surf on the ssnds that have long
been known aa thr graveyard Of
ships,
Il Is believed che steamer mas br
a Passenger liner rrum south Africa.
Another steamer was driven ashore
al $50 a. m. No miles of Marsate
hisirss narrs were seen thru the
storm AZ dawn. and boats from liar-
witch went out and stood bS
A svcond day 90 hufficauc Eaiys
injured loo OF more persons 10 Inns.
land
lrvihnd vas completely cut or
from the rest Of the british isles
this morning Al channel shipping
remained in port
Two hundred and eighteen main
trunk telephone wires in this cuun-
~ wcrr disiocated when Increasing
~ violent gales swcp, central Eng
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
CIRCUS FEATURE
OF SCOUT week
Chariot Race and Friction
Fire Contest Planned

The feature Of the 18th national
anniversary week Of tho Boy Scouts
Of America VIII b. tho huge three
ring circus IN tho Armory on FRI
day and Saturday niEhtA There
viii 10 Is acts each night. put on
By over 1000 scouts. under the d.
fectiou 0f Scoutmaster n, q Clark.
There will be several innovations
over las, years affair The Wolf
Cubs viii make their first appear
ancc. achievement. peunants Will h.
presented to scouts by Commissioner
Edmund s. Aieauy and friction
fire contest tho winner OF which
will be Initiated into an Indian
tribe-will be- held a real chariot
race. with the vehicles drawn by
scouts. viii wind Up. the two-day
program.
The fife by friction contest Is
likely TO prove a record-breaker. as
a number OF local scouts are pro-
ficien. in the work. One OF the
most expert OF the scouts. Rollln
Smith. Of troop IS. will demonstrate
his skill before the Young Mems
Business club at The Olympic Ho-
eel Thursday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
CHECK ON CITY
MANAGER
Executive Under New Plan
Ruled by City Council

That the city council would be
the determining power under the
city manager form OF government.
and that the manager would only
be a capable executive who would
carry out their instructions and
check on the various departments.
was the assertion made last night
by l.. b. schwellenbach before
community gathering In the Green
Lake library building.
1T has enormously been declared
by present city officials that the
manager would be city boss. would
Fix salaries. and generally carry on
business by himself. Mr.. schwellen.
bach said.
THE proposed city amendment
allows him no such dictatorial
powers. The city manager only rec
ommends. while the council does
the fixing Of salaries. The manager,
fitted and trained for his work.
takes the place Of mayor. who
holds office BY virtue Of his vote
getting prowess rather than thru
his ability to handle civic Affairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
ACCIDENT TRIAL
]. R. Stewart Faces Man.
slaughter Charge

! Il. Stewart went on trial before
Judge a. L. Gnfnths Wednesday for
the death Of George Larson. 2M.ycar.
old son OF Mrs. Olga Larson. run
down and killed by m automobile
December 10 stewart faces "A for.
NAL charge Of mansiaughter. carry.
ing a maximum penalty OF 20 years
In the state prison
Luke $. May. prominent Seattle
crlmInologis,. was expected 10 be tho
states chief witness. according 20
Robert Macfarlans. chief deputy
prosecutor,
The Larson child was struck by
nm automobile driven by n hitand.
run driver at W. card II. and 18th
ave. n. W. The tragedy was wit.
messed ~ q truck driver, His report
to the police resulted in Stewards
arrest the following day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
M THINKS LAWS
Srtfif CRIMINALS

senator Bob Grass. of Seattle,
says there az, $4,000 sections 90 The
Washington law Hs says they
can't do ans harm aud that these
thick volumes u lass are stumbling
blocks 10 crime
''un that assumption we had bet
Ter pot fsa more thousand i1Ns
lu the statute and dismiss hli our
sherlffs and police ofncer nmll'
iueb remarked Senator Mottland
m many laws deter crime then '"'
have found the remedy ] win no"
read q law which D. ON our state
statute regulating the USE u hand
Erst mills II became effective ~
1854"
Hand srals have followed The
trail OF the pmiucs schooner aud
rarthsn ovens. but the Lave remains,
Senator Dan Iandon, o. Seattle,
summed up bis opinion Of The sus-
rcstsd elimination ~ uHcicu laws
ne ridiculous" Tie says che lave
yers and ryey one. else can ignore
The useless laws AEo Senator Dan
feels that most OF the attorneys
are too busy juggling the statutes
or timely interest without referring
20 obsolete lawH,
The legislature idea l. 20 hire
"a lawyer 10 Gull these obsolete
statutes. This attorney would re-
port hack 20 the special session OF
the legislature In November and u
viii consider Tho repeal Of these
acts which have outliyed their days
of usefulness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
CHINESE LEAVE
Delegation Quits Opium
Conference at Geneva

GENEVA. Feb. 1.-THE Chinese
delegation. which Last week followed
the example OF the Americans and
withdrew from the narcotic confer.
ence. today announced It's withdrawal
from the first, or opium, conference,
as we'll
The withdrawal nullifies the work
Of the entire conference since it Is
impossible to regulate the opium evil
without china's help. r.. sugamura,
Japanse spokesman. announced. 1t
Is doubtful now II Japan can sign
the various protocols.
The break comes at moment
when the nations most interestd
were endeavoring to demonstrate
that the Americans acted too hastily
In leaving Geneva, and that satisfac.
tory and useful conventions could
be signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
Wood Carver Tells
Difficulty of Work

There are only two or three of
them left in Seattle. and c. NJ.
Sayers. hand wood carver, of 1891
Seventh ave. is one of them. Moth
ing brings him greater delight than
a near perfect piece OF mahogany
and difficult design to work out.
Machine carving has put most
OF the wood carvers out of bust.
ness" he declares, but the ma.
chine did not touch me. The great.
est difficulty is getting good wood.
All the good mahogany comes
either from Honduras or san Do
mingo. and not all of that is good.
THE Philippine mahogany is all
right for building purposes, and for
some kinds Of machine work. but
you can not find the picture in any.
thing but the right sort OF ina.
hogany."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
Propose Bridge
Over Columbia

OLYMPIA, Feb. 1.-THE lcgisla.
turo today memorialized congress
for permission to build a 100000
bridge over the Columbia at Van.
tage Ferry Wash. Appropria.
tions have been passed and highway
engineers already have asked the
federal government for a permit.
Incidentally legislator are won.
dering what is to become OF the
plan for private toll bridge over
the river at the ferry Tho Van.
tage Bridge co. has sold some stock
in the bridge aud . in a legal
tanglc with the state over tho right
to build It, the state asserting that
II cannot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
7 AXE HDACKER
Accused Vancouver Muir
derer Extradited From N. 7.

Extradition Of owen c. Cannon.
balr' Baker from New York 20 Van.
couver, y. G.. 10 face a murder
charge in connection with the hi
lacking Of the Berry, G.. viii pro
coed with the least possible delay.
Canadian authorities said wednes.
day.
The warrant OF eXtradition was is
sued by the state department at
washington Tuesday, according 80
advices reaching Seattle.
Baker viii be tried Tor numbering
Capt. William ]. ellis and his son.
when their boat, the Beryl O.. was
raided last September and it, liquor
cargo stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-11
WANT HEARING
Majewski 10 Petition Court
Aid 10 Clear His Name

John +. Majewskl. former city dc.
tectivc. may resort TO tho superior
court this week 10 compel the city
civil service commission 20 grant him
an audience and clear his name OF
charges Of associating with British
Columbia criminals.
Attorney Fred Brown. represent.
ing Maicwski. made the announce.
ment Wednesday following receipt
OF letter from the commission re.
fuslng Majewski any further hear.
Ing.
II expect to interview MaJcwslti
today or tomorrow. Brown said.
"rclativo 10 filing petition for a
writ Of mandate to compel the com.
mission V hear his story"