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1901 7TH ST N.w--Large. beautiful room
in new corner house. with private family:
southern exposure: continuous hot water,
reasonable to refined party. Phone Adams
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rajah or damask silk that has lately
come into prominence. Taffeta is per
haps one of the easiest silks for the
amateur-and satin the most difficult.
Some days you go about through
busy shopping thoroughfares. in shops
and out. meeting we'll dressed women
at luncheon and perhaps at tea, talk
ing with them. walking with them.
looking at their clothes-and you do
not remember single one who strikes
You as having been especially we'll
dressed. You wonder whether you are
losing your susceptibility to the charm
Of smart dressing.
So 1t was the other day as we went
about some Of the smarter, more ex-
elusive shops, looking at the gay, fresh
frocks and hats and wraps and para
soils and bathing suits that women are
buying now to wear in Southern re-
sorts.
These things that we saw over coun-
ters and in showcases or worn by
slender models were delectable. But
there was something rather disap-
pointing about the women who were
there to buy, most Of them wearing
long fur coats. cloSe-fitting hats, flesh
colored stockings all SO much alike.
Then a woman by no means young
took our eye and our fancy. She wore
a short black caracul coat below which
showed a short. somewhat circular
black satin skirt. Then there were
f1esh-colored stockings, oxfords and a
little black satin hat set with a red
quill like tiny tongue Of flame. She
was Enthusiastically smart, and one of
the Smartest details of her smart en-
semble was that trim little black satin
skirt.
tCopyright 19o6.l
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the kiss. it was Nicky's attitude and
the things he had said. Tony had said
nasty things, too. He had implied that
because she sang in a cabaret she
was sophisticated, worldly-wise. That
thought ranked. Would all people
Judge her IN this manner? Would
every man who crossed her path be
lieve her experienced simply because
she sang in q cabaret? That was un.
fair, and yet, the world usually judged
people that way. Narrow people al
ways said that it was impossible to
come In contact with pitch and not
be contaminated. OF course, 1t was
not fair. but it was natural. Strange
that this thought had not occurred to
her before. If it had she might have
hesitated about taking a position in d
cabaret
We'll. she thought, as she made
ready for bed there's one thing GER
tain, Ill never see Mr.. Nicky Blake
again. He'll probably tell the others
about 1t tomorrow, and they'll all have
a good laugh. According to the plans
have made. l have done "a foolish
thing. l made up my mind to marry
money, and I've antagonized the first
wealthy man / have met. But
couldn't do anything else. / couldn't
have let him kiss me-"
RoSallnd did not realize il AZ vet.
but she had actually departed radi.
caiiy from her original idea of marry
ing wealth. She did not admit to her.
selI that love was too important to be
ieit out OF the matter, but she did
adtnit mat IT was important enough TO
be considered.
Copyright 1921
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CHAPTER XXV.
Aftermath.

Upstairs in her apartment when
her anger had somewhat evaporated,
Rose could afford to smile at the queer
turn the events of the evening had
taken. But for all that, it was d rue
full little smile. She felt queerly
shaken in her determination. For the
first time since she had embarked
upon her career she felt as though
she had come to a standstill and was
uncertain which way to turn. She
had been SO sure that things would
come her way and until tonight every
thing had been easy.
In what was an extremely short
time she had doubled the money she
was making, and not only that. but
she had placed herself where she had
been sure of meeting people who might
interest her. SO far, so good. To-
night when Dorothy had sent her that
note Rose had been ready to clap her
hands with joy. At last she had made
a definite start. Dorothy would intro
duce her to some interesting men, and
eventually she. too. would marry
wealth. But things had not gone as
she had expected
Dorothy's revelation had seized upon
Rosalind's imagination. Dorothy had
been so sure of what she wanted
Dorothy had made up her mind to
marry wealth, and Dorothy was mis-
cradle. OF course it was only one case
out of many, but it disturbed Rose be-
cause Dorothy's life had run parallel
TO her own. What had happened TO
her might very easily happen in her
own case, which meant, of course, that
her theories about life were all wrong
Then, too, Dorothy had introduced
her to a wealthy man. Not only that
but Nicky Blake had been interested.
had wanted to meet her. She had
made up her mind in the beginning
that love should not enter into the
thing at all. but she had not realized
then how difficult 1t would be to en-
courage a man who was distasteful to
her.
Now If 1t had been Alvin Rives. But
Alvin was in love with Edith Thomas.
He had eyes for no one else. 1t was
a miXed-up situation and not at all
easy to understand.
Rosalind went back over the Incl
dent in the taxi. Perhaps she had
been foolish, perhaps she had made q
mountain out of a mole-hill. After all,
it was not SO dreadful to kiss a man
goodnight. And If she had not want
ed to let Nicky kiss her, she need not
have been SO melodramatic about it,
But, as-she reached this point In her
thoughts she realized that 1t was not
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ChartreuSe of Spinach

Sca'd one-half peck of spinach il
boiling water, drain il, chop il. Their
mince one small onion. While the
spinach IS still hot add one-fourth cup
1ul or putter or substitute, the onion
and salt and pepper to taste. stir In
one cupful of coarse bread crumbs an6
one pound of chopped ham, then beal
two eggs we'll and add them. Place
all In deep mold and cover with fou,
white potatoes pared and sliced yer,
thin. Steam the dish for ar, hour ane
q half. You can substitute any other
green vegetable for spinach and am
other salt meat for ham. A Crane
fruit and lettuce salad and a desser,
or pears are appetizing accompani
ments.
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Rosalina Nash 0iues UP her JOB as
stenoorapher TO take position an a
cabaret. Madeline Bronnin0.. Yith
nor dpprore nor does Jack Armstrong.
,rho iG0nts to mdrrv her. ROsalind is
determined TO nadrrD money and lire q
Richard. al aquointonce teEo had mar
ried money APPEARS az the Ciu5 Tri-
oil and carries Rosdind home ,1ifh
he-. She tells Rose that she is naiser-
able because Tony. her husband. does
nor lore her. Later Tony tries 10 di,t
NTH Rosaiind. 7chich dis0usts her. Ths
one man present that she HEes is in
iors ,rith another, girl. and NickU
Blake. nko is eligible ard ,reaithy. she
home and tries TO make lore 10 her. but
Rose resentS his Advances.
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DISTRICT REGISTRARS


The largest business training institution in
the world. institution with So 900 900 in
assets and 70 OOC active students which has
added more than one hundred million dollars
to the pay checks of its students requires
the services OF . few high. class registrars for
the District OF Columbia. Virginia. North and
90u'h osr' HE men WE WANT
must have the following qualifications:
III Between ct and AS wears OF age
t2l Strong. clean personality and superior
address
~ LIBERAL education. preferably slonE
business lines.
a. Sales experience such as selling Office
eulIi nment bonds advertising. desirable.
90 Demonstrated earning capacity OF at
least 81 600 a year.
isi Ability 90 hold the friendship of SIN
dents and to secure the influence of hlg bust
mes men and business organlz atoms. such as
oh smuers Of commerce end rotary clubs.
We viii make probat ionsry ARRANGEMENTS
on moderate salary and commission. The
men who qualify for permanent Appointments
will be awarded valuable Territorial rights
with proved earning possibilities OF $4,000
to $4,000 year.
Telephone for appointment La Sale Ex-
tension rniversitv NJ ain 1920.
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MODE MINIATURES

TO the once prosaic subject of soap
feminine interest has now Capitulated
itself. For by ingenious methods
manufacturers have introduced in
triguing new varieties, scented to tan
taliZe the most artist ocratic nostrilS
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Baked Hash Rails

Chop all bits of leftover meat
highly season, and moisten Just
enough to allow their being shaped
into balls. Place these on a pan, with
a teaspoonful Of melted butter poured
over each, and bake in a quick oven.
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Short Black Satin Skirt Is Smart
By MARY MARSHALL.

Nothing can look dowdier than an
:lnade. badly proportional black
satin frock-and few things outside of
actual sorrow or i'll health can be more
spirit -dampening. more joy-killinS than
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Parking With Peggy

1t may not be patriotic, but a lot
OF people would be glad to hear that
1926 Will be lean year"
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BLACK SATIN SPELLS SMART
NESS WHEN IT APPEARS IN THE
FORM OF y SHORT TLARING
SKIRT AND TRIM LITTLE HAT.
LIKE THOSE. SHOWN IN THE
SKETCH. THE SHORT COAT IS
OF BLACK CARACUL AND A RED
QUILL TRIMS THE HAT.
having to wear the wrong sort Of
black satin frock. The very glossiness
of the material somehow aCcentuates
every imperfection of line-its sleek
ness aCcentuates the lack of skill of
the maker of such Il frock. So unless
YOU are sure Of your skill don't at
tempt q black satin frock yourself
choose one OF the silk crepes, taffeta
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.
POTTERY AND EGGS,

REAL BABY CHICK BARGAINS = Reds.
Rocks Leghorns. Wyandottes. Orpington
Anconas Every breeder pure bred and in
dividually inspected and selected for health
and high production; Write for catalogue.
stating variety. and number you desire.
Massanutten Farms Hatchery. Box A. Har-
risonburg. Va. 26s
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and captivate the most reserved juds-
mentS.
France contributes goodly share
of what is recently considered a
boudoir delicacy. She molds the soap
in pleasing shapes, wraps them in
bright, shining paper and packs them
artistically into clever boxes such as
shown. Then mademoiselle cannot rel
sist.
Among other novelties are those
made of white soap, which at first
glance are difficult to distinguish from
golf balls,
NARCOTIC.
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CASH REGISTER-Nauonal. electric four
totals. perfect condition: cost $500: sell for
SID. OBI Loulslana ave. NV. l9s :
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BAND BOY. With bicycle; reliable. 1926
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CANyAsSERs wANTED-Young men over
IL years OF age. of neat appearance. for a
ing. Apply 8 to 10 am. Mr.. Rabtgen. 2os
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PAPERHANGING. PAINTING - II your
house needs paperins. painting you will con- or,
Rooms scraped. pointed Up and papered;
$40 SO. one year to pay. with no additional
cost workmanship guaranteed. DEPEND
ABLE DECORATING CO. o2e 9th st; nv.
Main 3oSo 2Ss
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Norway is cutting down it's forests
more rapidly than 1t is replacing them.
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WINDOW DRESSER
Assistant; young man, expert
'~pe4: preferable in department
store. Apply 9Th floor, G. St.
side.
WOODWARD G LOTHROP.
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ASBESTOS COVERING chimneys and fur
ila'es cleaned and repaired immediate seTv
Ice. Franklin lOlS3. 9lT llth st NV
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GOV ERN MENT
EMPLOYEES.

company Just formed in Washington
has vacancies for men. II you are intelligent
we'll educated md have a pleasing per.
sonality. an exceptional opportunity is OF
fered 10. connect with growing concern
selected for our new Offices under our pro
gram of expansion. IL YOU wish. il will not
be necessary for you to give up your present
position a. once. as You should make no,
less than 500 a week evenings until you are
in a position to devote your full time to our
work Reply by letter only. giving age. edu
cation. your present position: address and
phone number. Appointment will be arranged
RpDlies will he treated in strict confidence
Address Box I'm Star Office. oOs
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One Of the most spectacular in
stances Of dropping the middle name
and using the initial only Is Mr..
Rockefeller, who, though christened
John Dawson. began using just the
middle initial early in his career. and
today John d. Is almost a nickname.
I trust my friend will profit by the
change / suggested and be able IN
some measure at least follow in the
footsteps of this illustrious example
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BEAUTIFUL FLOORS MAKE BEAUTIFUL
homes: old floors scraped and finished like
new: new floors laid scraped and finished
H. z. Birch. $50 NV. RIM. 203. NJ. 2907.
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BRANCH MANAGERS. asst. branch mana;
gers. Verlfers and collectors: 3 men needed
at once to qualify: must have pleasant dis
position. good education and be able to in
tervleW all classes Call pm. today at 227
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Hill ~ EVALE.
AWNING SEAMSTRESS. Inquire 1909 NJ
st. lie. at Shnlhourne. 49,
GIRT>-white. experienced on collars Page
Laundry. eco ST. NV.
GIRL Ia help with Office work willing to
start $50 month: hours. TO q. Address Box
95-M. star Office. lgs
LADY. young: clerk and waitress in high
class confectionery. LaYmans 30i, 18th
-. NV.
MILLINERY DESIGNER all-year-round po-
sltion 10 party with hlVh-class experience in
Washington. Address Box 4S0-K Star Office
PRACTICAL NURSE. young Apply 10 the
Home for lncurables. Wisconsin ave. and
linton st.
STENOGR knowledge of sim-
pie bookkeeping; working hours. 10i: Sat
urdays. lo-l. Apply in own hand; state ex-
perlence. age and weekly salary expected.
Montgomery Publishing Co. Bethesda. Md.
YOUNG LADY-Practicsl. refined, unen-
numbered willing TO travel and live with
married couple; state age. Address Box
ASK. Star office. 49,
YOUNG WOMAN-Not over 80. who wishes
10 qualify as leader: no offlce work must be
cspahle of meeting people. Address Box
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Membership Sales

Membership Sales
Representative
wanted: earn from So to Sl7oo per day
Apply. with references, American Automo
bile Association Headquarters. Mills Bldg
18th and Penna. ave. n W.
COLLECTORS-Must have
car and be experienced collect
ing installment accounts; per-
nanent positions. Call 9l7 +
ST NV
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| FURNITU RE-Brass bed and springs: excel.
| lent condition; mahoga any finished round
! dining room Table. two extension leaves =
/ mahogany settee: reed rocker with cushions
small oak table: cot. 1886 30th ST. n.w.s
| No
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EX SERVICE MAN to take charge of our
Gales force bring discharge papers. $40
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continued in tomorrov's StarD
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Luck in Numbers
BY NEYSA McMEIS.
Finding John q Name.

Some one once said. Hitch your
wagon to a star" which is all very
we'll IL you know what star, and this
is also true in numerology if you only
knew which number TO tie to. Each
man Is, l believe, an embodied num-
Der. and the symbol Of the man Is his
birth number. But since his birth
date is, of course, a fixed quantity, his
name number Is the only thing he
can alter, and this can be changed by
adopting a new given name or by
using the old name in a new way
Take, for example, a man 1 know
named John Edward Davis, whose
business was not prospecting and. in
spite Of his heartbreaking program Of
work. kept losing ground year after
year. His birth number was s, so l
advised him to shift his name around
until 1t also came to an s, because
s spells power, and is above all the
great number of a material advan nee.
ment. John Edward Davis figured out
to 4: John Davis was 3 so I per-
suaded him to call himself John Il.
Davis, which works out like this:
JOHN It6-S 5-20-f2 o. -"
Z ii
DAVIS AHA = lie
Il r. 81 -10=1 OIL
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LIGHTING PLANT. Western Electric IN
perfect condition. viii sacrifice. as / have
city lights Ielephone Marlboro 72-F.l3.
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| FCRNITJRE-Three-pi piece mohair livIng
/ room set 1O-piece dining room set, thres5
piece bedroom set. Grafonola. bedding. re-
frlgerator. white dresser. kltChrnware. porch
chairs porch swing. silyerware and dishes
Everything Is in fine condition. priced to sell
| bring your pocketbook II you want some
bargains. 1923 Euclid ST n w 49,
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BOYS, white: with bicycles; over I6 years of
age: for part time after pm. Apply Mr..
SimmOns. I4I4 n Y ave
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BooKKEEPER experienced: permanent DO
ellon. Lrcel Bros. 1916 l4th at. NV.
BO0RREEPER-TYPIST man pos
sehslng initiative and good at figures. State
sSe; experience. where employed and salary
9esrea Address Box 47bK Star Office.
6l7 La. l9s
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FARM HAND, Experienced by the year:
room and board furnished: German or Swede
preferred: ref, by Feb. 10. VIM. A. Behrens
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| BOYS TO join the largest band in D. C.; pri-
Vate lessons free: band dues. % cents a
1857 for nsrticuiars
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OLD GOLD. silver. diamonds. .ewelry: fine
beautiful pieces especially. A. T. Arnold.
1923 st. NV. Main 8173.
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES of every
description bought and sold. Call Baltimore
Fixture Co. 616 Louisiana ave. Main s0s7.
USED FURNITURE for rooms complete
suites and odd pieces. Ad. 800.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.


MAN AND WIFE. excellent cook and house
worker. experienced heuseman and chauf-
feuT: no laundry: live in: in family: very
nice quarters: only pleasant. we'll trained
couple desiring permanent nlaee need apDly
500 per month. Call DIR. Burns. 300 Eli
colt st. Clere. 331S.
MARRIED COUPLE for farm work poultry
woman for Homework and cooking; refer
enees required; 3 miles from Frederick Md
modern equipment: no trihers need APP
ply. Address Box 410-K. Star Office. 1s'
ORGANISE and director: Episcopal church in
NY. suburbs: state experience and salary.
Address BOX 52-M Star Office. 49,
STUDENT may earn tuition in evening
classes by day or evening help at Research
University. See ad in school section Sunday
Instructors needed also. 607 st.
BOOKKEEPER, expert; none
other need apply. Oppenheimer
& Shah, oO7 F st. NV.
Markers and Assorters,
Experienced.
Apply at once Palace Laundry. 72s 9th st..
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FOREMAN OR SUPERINTENDENT. expert
enccd in apartment house construction:
permanent position. Apply by letter only
Cafritz Construction Co. 400 st.
LABORERS AND ELECTRICIANS Report
at 1908 Eve 81. NV. between 3 and am.
See Mr. Laber
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RNITURE-CrediI-cas special discount
for cash Save money. Buy at Hopwood s.,
Sth and ste
FURN1TI RE-Living room bedroom and
also davenport bed. Apart 400. 1401 Far
s
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OLD GOLD-Brine in your old gold SILVER.
platinum. diamonds: also discarded jeTery
We need them in our manufacturing dent.
81
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

Foh
AUBURN COUPE I9c3-Car Just repainted ],
and is in excellent mechanical condition: =
good tires: $3.50. The Locomobile COM
pany. 1917 Connecticut ave.
BUICK 6-PAss. TOURING. in fine condition
throughout, $500: cash or terms. DR..
Sherry. 3427 14th st. NV. .
BUICK SEDAN. 1924 master six: new rub
Der: l3,435 miles; Bluebook price is Ss75;
will sell for 5000 See Montgomery. 1922 ;
14th st. NV. :
BUICK COUPE. I922-Csr in unusually
tt icaIly new: recently repsnted: $500. The,
Locomobile Company. 1917 Connecticut ave-.
CHEVROLET coach demonsIrator;. driven
less than ] 800 miles; fully equipped: So75: .
liberal terms: no trade. Owens. 300 Geor-
gis ave.
DODGE. 1924: Enclosed touring Rex glass
top owner going West: sacrifice half paice.
DURANT SPORT. 1924: four passenger:
car has been repainted and has nickel radis-
tor and lamps. In good mechanical condi-
ton: unusually good buy at $500. The
Lccomobile COMPANY l617 Connecticut ave.
ESSEX 6-cylinder coach: late 1874: new
motor: $500 miles: naval officer leaving J
city: disc wheels: Sis worth of extra equip /,
ment: very good condition; $500 cash 3l41 .
p st. NV. West 1883 49,
FLINT 40. 1925: repainted; good tires;
frst-class mechanical condition.: an excep-
tionally good bury at $500. The Locemobiis
Company. 1917 Connecticut ave.
CONTINUED on Next PaEe.l
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SEWING MACHINES-Csed drophead Sins-
ers. SIS to S35: other makes. SIS TO $50:
eIectrcs: cash or credit: all guaranteed: rent
ing. repairing. Capitol Sew ing Machine Elk
change. AZ II st NV. Frank. 317s. 20s
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ELECTRICIANs4 experienced: must come
highly recommended. NJ. Kapnek Electric
Co. Ga2 ilth NV lSs
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ANTS. BEDBEGS. REACHES other vermin
ana RODENTS cXterminated promptly; safe ::
reasonable. Am. DIsinfectant Co. MAIN 647S.
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CLAIM JUMPING
TRIO SHOT DOWN

MERGED. Cal, August l7.-B-
Paul Baran. 81, veteran Of the gold
camps OF the old west. matched
mHrksmanship with three men yes
terdsy during quarrel over a min
ing claim, and won. Today he
leaves in custody of Deputy Sheriffs
for Mariposa TO face two charges Of
murder and possibly three.
Two Of those with whom he quar-
relied were killed outright. while the
third is conceded but slight chance
to recover. Victor Shinoniass and I.
Shastin are the dead, while the third
man. III. Clark, j. riddled with bull
lets.
The shooting occurred near Brice-
burg, a sparsely settled and rough
section of Mariposa county. Baran
claimed that the trio threatened to
shoot him IL he did not give his gold
claim TO them.
They killed my dog, and they
threatened to kill me, so when
saw them coming up to my cabin to-
day with a rifle. opened fire, -" he
told Officers. 1T was case Of shoot
and shoot quickly 90 | let them have
it,"