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vAUGATUCK VALLEY
PoMPERAUG VALLEY

Platts Mills 6: southbury 3. Union City 4: Seymour 2.
 Bethlehem 1: Middlebury 3.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
PHILIP WILIE

Keough's somewhat bald head had
been. "Inhuman ass" he repeated
Keough was not quite inhuman.
Twelve of his waking hours, indeed,
were subscribed to efficiency. But in
order to maintain that rigorous
schedule he had what he called his
private compensations. He went into
the kitchen and confronted the mat
ter-of-fact bulk of his wife. I'm
somewhat unnerved, Mrs. Keough,' -
he said. 81 think I shall retire to
my room. Please prepare fried egg
sandwich for Mr.. Beaver"
Mrs. Keough was startled. Egg"
Keough nodded. For the past 48
hours I have detected a feeling of
unrest in this menage," he said. Its
grown to open rebellion. Egg, Mrs.
Keough."
He went up the back stairs slowly.
He walked through the unutterable
perfection of the second floor. He
proceeded up another flight of stairs.
He glanced into the spartan neatness
of his wife's chamber Then he un-
locked the door TO his own.
Keough's personal chamber was the
psychological explanation of how he
managed to run Margit's desmense
as if it were a cross between model
house exhibit and an operating thea
ter. If every other room was the
essence Of dustless ideality, Keough's
was the soul of shambles. 1t was
truly an astonishing place.
Books, pamphlets, magazines and
Evening star., 1937-09-24

note books were stacked on its tables
and chairs. On q long bench be-
meath three windows were such objects
as handouts, glasses. stuffed guinea
pigs, drycells, false whiskers, brass
knuckles, steel-pointed arrows, boxing
gloves, water pistols, drawing board,
an ink pad, bowie knife, saddle. a
bee hat and butterfly net. On the
floor and on the walls were hundreds
Of other objects. They were the relics
of Keough's past and present private
interests.
For Keough was correspondence
school fiend. In his many years of
duty as butler he had put his free
hours to the use of improving himself
through the United States mails
Margit did not know it or Waldo or
Irene. Even Mrs. Keough had only
limited notion that her husband
was student and an accomplished
man.
Keough had subscribed to and
studied more than 200 correspondence
school courses, and he had mastered
every one.
He had taken IL courses on how
Evening star., 1937-09-24
THE STORY THUS FAR.


After a gear OF probation, Mar
GIT Agnelo has finally consented
to her sisters marriage to Waldo,
a yolSrg inOentor. MGrgit, young
and loUely. has her dreSSnaGking
establishment, her LONG Island
home and her emotions under
perfect control. But her sister
Irene is the more impulsiUe type
She is out shopping one afternoon
ichen suddenly Charlie Jones, q
SidelOaK artist, calls to her. She
poses for him, there on the street.
A police officer tries to interfere,
and she completely routS him by
inventing family OF influential
orGndtGtherS and uucleS. With
this bond betireen them she and
Charlie 90 of to Spikes saloon
Evening star., 1937-09-24

to be a detective, q course in chem
istry, course in bee culture, 4 courses
in the art of self-defense, a course in
u-litsu, 2 in biology, 80 lessons
in taxidermy, series of lessons in
mechanical drawing. Through the
mails he had studied astronomy and
geology and weather prediction. He
had mastered accounting. He had
a diploma in International espionage.
Keough was ready for anything. And
nobody knew it.
He entered his room a shaken man.
1t was in his mind to relax a little
in the persusal of a newly arrived
course upon the subject of toxic0logy.
However. as he removed from his
easy chair the parts of a dismem-
bered Thompson sub-machne gun, the
telephone rang. With a sigh he
picked it up, Miss Agnew's resi-
dence."
"Keough, this is Irene"
Eyes, Miss Agnew"
She sounded excited. Keough
scowled. Restlessness in the Agnew
household was apparently by no means
at an end
rs Waldo there?" She laughed
nervously. "Of course, I know he is"
'Mr. Beaver is in his laboratory"
II know that Look, Keough, tell
him to get in his car and meet me
at Spikes
Spikes, Miss Agnew?"
ITS saloon.
Il see," said Keough. "A saloon"
He said it as if the Misses Agnew
were always calling up from saloons.
Its somewhere on Forty-eighth
street"
I'll tell him at once"
Yeah. Look, Keough--break it to
him kind of gently, will you? Tell
him I've had cocktail" Irene un-
derWent sudden burst of confidence.
I've really had three, but don't say
that. Poor Waldol"
Poor Waldo?" Keough's voice was
beginning to buckle. There are GER
tain things that cannot be withstood,
even by a man who has graduated
from Sparola's Self-control College.
Yes" said Irene. Poor Waldo.
You see, I've fallen terribly in love"
There was a pause. But don't tell
any one" There was another pause.
Maybe l am a little mixed up. But
you understand, don't you?"
quite" said Keough.
The conversation came to an end,
as Irene murmured, "Oh, my!" and
hung up.
Keough stared around his room.
The blow had fallen. From now on
he would need every iota of his i'm
measurable sagacity. He stood. He
braced himself. He started down
stairs.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
CHAPTER v.

Adaptation and arrangement-copyrieht
by Metro-Goldwyn-M Mayer Corp, 1887.
Waldo Beaver, jr., was working in
his laboratory in the cellar of Margit's
house. The house that was soon to
be his. His and Irene's. Only not
really their's-because Margit was
going to go on living in the south
wing.
Margit had installed Waldo in the
cellar with regret that there hadn't
been room for the laboratory in the
garage. She had two ideas about
laboratories: One that they were
Evening star., 1937-09-24
SALESMAN.

Age Is to 35, with car, to sell
Goodyear tires and radios.
See Mr.. Donnell, 10 to IL
am. or 2 to 5 pm, Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Co., Inc, 1900
Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE neat. experienced intelligent, as
cook -housekeeper and chauffeur gardener.
only best cook exceptional driver and ex
perienced gardener need apply: excellent
separate living quarters; 30 minutes from
WASHINGTON; family of two: good wages
for right party Write qualifications, ref
erences. Box 2l4-T. Star.
MAN AND WIFE for general housework;
stay in. Box i63-S, Star.
Evening star., 1937-09-24

Aha! So Keough has secretly been
studying to be a Sherlock Holmes.
Now, perhaps his utmost talents will
be needed. Can he rescue Irene?
Read tomorrow's high-geared episode
in which Margit learns of Irene's
escapade.
(To be continued.)
Evening star., 1937-09-24
HELP MEN.
tContinued.)

YOUNG MEN, 1922 a, white), prefer
ably from Virginia, Maryland. Western Pa
New Jersey and New York States. able to
drive car and travel with national cir
culation sales organization. Must be well
dressed: transportation furnished: liberal
drawing account: permanent work. Mr..
w. II. Lake, Houston Hotel. Don't phone.
"a
time work in new field where honesty and
conscientious effort will result IN steadily
increasing income. Dist. 4101.
:. statesmen. to sell new and used cars
by one of Washington's fastest growing
Ford dealers; transportation: floor time
on new and used cars; a thorough train
Ing course to those who qualify: expert
are that YOU be well dressed and intelli-
Reqt. See Mr.. Riley. Logan Motor Co..
Evening star., 1937-09-24
ROCK WOOL MANAGER

Nationally known rock wool insulation
company desires the services of manager
for its Wash. office. Man selected must
have experience in both the selling and
installation of the material. All replies
must state salary. references and complete
information. All information will be held
confidential. Box 154-T. Star.
OUTSIDE statesmen to sell
watches, jewelry and diamonds,
on easy terms; good proposition
for experienced men. Apply
Eli Rubin Co, 718 7th st. NV.
WANTED-4 men for our
electrical appliance dept,
selling electric ranges, re-
frigerators, washers and IRON
ers. Apply Palais Royal, 9th
floor.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
SAtESMEk.
SAT,ESMEN

VIII interview for immediate employ
ment men who are vitally interested in
a permanent future: the caliber of men
must be those whose living standards de-
mand an income exceeding $50 per week.
Box l4-S Star
Evening star., 1937-09-24
RIGS
(Continued.)

New Fall stock. all sizes; imported.
low prices; room sizes from $685.
CAPITOL RUG CO..
1921 14th ST. CAT HARVARD).
Omen Evenings and SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1937-09-24

ADDING MACHINE SALESMAN, with expe-
rlence. to sell popular price machines.
Give experience and proposition expected.
Box 222-T, Star.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
HELP DOMESTIC.


LADY, white. settled, for mothers helper;
board. room. $50 mo. Wisconsin 474SJ,
before pm.
MAID, colored or white. for gh.w., plain
cooking. stay nights; refs. required. 1882
orchid st. NV. Randolph l72s.
WHITE GIRL. reliable. care for 2O-month
baby week days and general apartment
work; references. Georgia g419.
WOMAN. for general houseWork and care
of child Emerson 343S.
WOMAN, white or colored, capable Of
taking care OF apt. 150S Upshur st. NV.
WOMAN. experienced with children. good
cook and laundress: city references 81
week. room and board. 1879 Sheridan
st. NV
WOMAN, general housework. excellent
cook; go home nights; reference required,
l6O9 @ ST. sc.
WANTED Middle aged. experienced
woman for general housework and cook.
permanent employment: room and board
furnished, good references required Call
or write Mrs. j. E. Noonan. Fort Belvoir,
Virginia.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
LOST.

BABY PICTURES. enlargements. over .
dozen. in large manila envelope; probably
in MAYORS: reward. Alexandria 2522-W.
BRIEF CASE. black name on outside: re-
ward for return Of case. A. S. Geever jr
Phone Potomac 1929. pa
CAT. white: Persian, from North Bancroft,
ton. Walnut 93s4-W.
CHANGE PURSE. small. brown. with a
city name engraved, between F and l4th
and I and 18th NV: reward. Met. SS23.
DIAMOND RING, solitaire, yellow gold.
Reward. 1920 18th st. NV, Apt. 400.
Adams 1896.
.ail, Reward WI" W Il. Priest iSsi i5as T + St.
GLASSES. tortoise shell rims. / black
temple piece. in case inscribed DIR. Edward
Silver" Reward Georgia 1904.
HANDBAG. small tan. containing clothing.
probably left on running board of auto
Potomac golf links. Georgia 1852. 20.
HORNED -RIMMED SPECTACLES, Wed
night, in taxi between lth and E sts. NJ
and GEORGETOWN: reward. Dec. 2426. 26'
LEATHER PURSE blue, initials ''v B. Tt
containing money and pin. Liberal reward.
Cleveland 4l9S.
MANUSCRIPTS. BOOK, PAPERS, in
Hearn'S Dept store box. exit exit Greyhound
ward. DR.. L. A. Barber. Belasco Theater. .
PEARL RING in embroidery shop, s29 11th
st NV. Sentimental keepsake. Liberal
reward. Call Emerson 0130. 25"
PERSIAN CAT, yellow. male, near Mass.
ave. and 35th pl. Telephone Clev. 3213.
PURSE. with keys and papers: bet. 2126
Conn. ave. and 9th and Que Tues. Sept.
2lst: reward. National 1472 or North
3593. Apt. 46, after g.
RINGS-Left in ladies' wash room at
Scholfs on 18th and F, . rings Monday
noon. Reward. Box S9-T. Star. 24@
WATCH, lady's round yellow gold with
black cord bracelet. in vicinity of 14th
and Pa. or 9TH and E NV; reward.
Columbia 3645.
WATCH Qady's), square, yellow gold with
green. gold and dark blue enamel gold link
bracelet. Decatur 3421.
WATCH, lady's. small white gold. Hamil-
ton Tuesday, 18th st. between I. C. c.
Bldg, and Earle Cafeteria; reward Geo.
2055.
WHITE DOG. long haired. tan face, two
tan spots near his tail. Sept. 10; reward.
Lincoln 1927. GIG st. Sc. 26*
Evening star., 1937-09-24
SITUATIONS MEN T. WOMEN.

COUPLE tcoloredl. wants position as maid
and butler or cook and butler: stay in;
good references. us Hobart pl. NV.
MAN AND WIFE (colored). Southern, want
Job as janitor or any other work. Met.
1857.
MAN AND WIFE colored. want job as
janitor with small wages where man can
work out, or good wages and stay there.
Phone North 410S. 25'
Evening star., 1937-09-24
WASHINGTON ACADEMY

1S,h cr ~ w
WaShlngton's newest and finest equipped
beauty school. American and European
latest methods. Daily demand for our
graduates Lowest rates. Pay as you learn.
Free booklet. Investigate and compare
Formerly with WIlfred's N Y FXpert Dent
Evening star., 1937-09-24
GIRLS!
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE

''IHB MODERN WAY"
Special low-price offer extended to Oc-
tober 1St for a limited number OF en-
rollments: we feature individual instrue-
ton and shop experience graduates placed
IN positions: start any day; easy terms
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE
Va al ~ w
Evening star., 1937-09-24
SITUATIONS MEN,


ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started. bal
lens; most reasonable; refs. Adams 1896.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT. colored. de-
sires work of any sort after school hours.
Marvin Harris North 1854. "a
MAN, colored. wants work of most any
kind. Dec. 347S-J. %.
MAN, 2s. single. desires permanent en-
ploymenti college and law degrees; promo
tion and managerial ability; code adviser:
two years Government investigator; four
years bookkeeping and cashier duties; ref
erences. Box l7S-T Star. Pa
MAN. colored. desires Job chauffeur
porter; high school educationi Al ref.
Phone Atlantic 5s74.
MAN. colored. wants job as butler chauf-
feur or houseman; city reference. Elic
johnson. Decatur 5430.
MAN. young colored wants place as
butler, houseman: experienced; reference.
North 702O.
STUDENT with d. c. and Virginia permits
would like evening work: reference. Phone
North 1854. Woodhouse.
YOUNG MAN, colored. 10. wants job as
helper on truck or help around house.
YOUNG MAN. colored 90 wants Job.
bakers helper. 3 yrs exp. or work in pvt.
family. Decatur o553.
HOTEL COMPTROLLER-AUDI-
TOR, experienced; guest account
control by transcript, bar and
grill control, food control and all
other departments of hotel; 36
years of age; references. Phone
Mr.. Godfrey, Room 722, Ambas-
Sador Hotel. Friday only.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
SALESMEN..

Men Of neat appearance, mentally
alert. looking for permanency, there are
OPENINGS in our organization that Will
solve the problem confronting most men
seeking incomes ranging from SIS TO
$3.50 per week. When replying. please
give sales experience for past . years.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
Westory Bldg., 4th and F. Met. 1898
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED BY MY
time or money back Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery. DIR. SOMMERWERcK
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams 03ss.
FALL REOPENING OF THE "FTBRE
flower making. 1917 F st. NV Rm s07
LET Me HELP WITH YOUR SPEECH AND
personality problems Your inferority
complex can be quickly corrected AGNES
MCCALL PARKER 1902 Natl. Press Bldg
WOMAN WISHES TO CONTACT CON
genlal woman TO Join her in trip South for
Mlnter' expenses TO be shared. Box 246-T.
HAVE YOUR FURNITURE TREATED BY
expert with germproof polish now the
Summers over. Call District 1857 after
HILLTOP HOME NEARBY VA: GRAD.
nurse convalescent, elderly or rest cases
cared for: beautiful: large rooms: quiet;
ARiIsTocRATIc sIiI;;1s7 YsoUNGq WOMAN OF
CULTURE sELF.coNFIDENcE. CLEAR CLEAR
THINKING, PHILOSOPHY. FRENCH
WEED: Columbia 700 -'
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to in
W. w. Chambers Co offers a Complete
funeral. cars and all for as little as SIS
World finest waterproof. alright. gusran-
teed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for $50. In case of death call
the Greater w. w. Chambers Co. 14th St.
corner Chaplin W.. Columbia 0432. Phone
or write. our address We will send you a
beautiful catalogue Of how we do it, 400
Chapin st. NV phone Columbia CASE. 517
1lth ST. Sc. phone Atlantic 600.
ELM LANE SCHOOL
problem Boys. 6-14 Years.
Limited to Boys
Trained staff
Annapolis. Phone 1S01-F-4
Evening star., 1937-09-24
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC.
HEAD FOOD CHECKER, male. white; hotel
experience necessary. Apply in person.
D. c. EMPLOYMENT CENTER.
4j6 Indiana Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
ATTENTTON

We have few openings for neat. am
bilious men. at least 21. with ID. G. drivers
permits Salary $3.50 per week, plus
bonus and commission. Willing workers
can earn S30-S40 per week Absolutely no
sailing 1oH0 oond ST u Nv
Evening star., 1937-09-24

BUS BOY, for boarding house. preference
10 one able to drive. room and board fur
nished; plus salary. 16lS Que ST. NV,
Evening star., 1937-09-24

BOYS and young men, with BICYCLES
wanted for permanent work: can use 3
schoolboys attending afternoon classes
Evening star., 1937-09-24

lady. white, settled, for mothers helper;
board. room, $50 mo. Wisconsin 474S-J,
nefora x n M
Evening star., 1937-09-24
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
MABELLE HONOUR.

Washington's Oldest established beauty
school. Better shops demand Mabelle
Honour graduates
Scientific money-making beauty culture
instruction. Under the direction OF Mr.
Paris and New York. Your assurance OF
receiving the finest training possible. Free
Catalogue. Day-night classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL,
1910 New York Ave NV Met S71S
Evening star., 1937-09-24

ATTORNEY-Large law firm in New York
City has opening for tax specialist: 10
to o years experience; must be thorough
ly converSant will all phases of tax law
with particular stress in field of income
tax. Box 45S-R Star 25'
Evening star., 1937-09-24

BUTLER -HOUSEMAN. colored. experienced
only. Phone Emerson 1866 between
Evening star., 1937-09-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR, colored, with follow
ing. work on percentage: booths for rent.
17l2 9th st. NV. Potomac 057l.
DENTAL ASSISTANT-Young lady. ex-
perienced, desires position small salary;
best city references. Lincoln 1898. "a
GIRL. light colored, to answer and assist
in doctors Office or beauty parlor. Poto-
mac 0572J.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, colored.
wishes work. nursing preferred: excellent
experience; references. North 500.
MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW wishes a position
as houSekeeper or nurse for infant; best OF
ref. and pleasant disposition. Box 459-R,
Star.
NURSE. infant; capable taking full charge;
excellent references; moderate salary.
Phone Sterling 9743. 26a
PRACTICAL NURSE wants work; expert
enced SO week. Lincoln 95S3.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white: fond of chill
dren; salary. 81: live in. 1345 Girard st.
NV. Columbia 5067-J.
STENOGRAPHER. 10 years civil service.
technical dictation, good statistical tylpist'
middle-aged will accept small salary.
Adams S9l5 or write Box 231-T. Star. 20.
STENOGRAPHER. yrs legal experience.
temporary or permanent; local references.
Phone District SS22. Ext. 303-A. 90
TYPING and envelope addressing done
at home; very reasonable: excellent work.
Adams 6763.
WOMAN with business and college educa-
tion desires general office or housework in
order to care for self and two dependent
children. Ruth Holder, 622 5th ST.. NV.
National 9677. "a
Evening star., 1937-09-24
REPAIRS 3 SERVICE.
(Coufip1ler \

kkPAIkS y SERVICE.
tContinued)
ELECTRIC WIRING, s,5stuIss
Regal Elec. Co. $40 Upshur NV. col. 1851
FLOORS sssIndns, finishing; Reason;
sherrier pl NV Cleveland o52s. ''
FLOOR WORK, sanding and finishing;
Deaton. 003 Longfellow St. NV. Georgia
S459
FURNACES CLEANED. oil and coal; air
fuel; repairing; % yrs. exp. cley. 5154.
PAINTING = Papering. Cauking,
Atlantic 51O6.
PAINTING-DECORATING.
Painting. inside and out; pure lead and
linseed oil used on all outside work. Esti-
do my own work. guaranteed with 3
years experience. Cali after s pm,
II. D. Burchfeld, Randolph 52s3.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING; prices rea-
sonaole; references; white mechanics. At
PAINTING, INTERIOR, EXTERIOR, flrst-
class work, guaranteed: reas. Free esti-
mates. Charles r. conley. Lincoln 0O52-J.
PAPERING.
PAINTING.
REPAIRS.
BETTER HOME IMPROVEMENTS
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO.,
35o3 Georgia Ave. NV.
Adams 1907. Ewes, Atlantic 3O46.
PPAPERING-5 ROOMS. 2-sTORY HALL.
800 and up. Quick service Call any
time. Not cheap work. Randolph 3445. 26s
PAPERING. painting; responsible work
man; prices reas. work guaranteed: best
references; estimates Greenwood 1652-J.
PAPERING, PAINTING: work guaranteed:
rock bottom prices. father and SON Co
lumbia s773. sos Kenyon ST. NV. 25s
PAPERING AND PAINTING - Special for
this week ! will paper rooms for S7.S5
with genuine Imperial washable and sun
fast wall paper all 1887 selections do
my own work. Father and sons. All work
guaranteed. Finest Of references furnished
Call any time. Columbia 0633. or write
3o35 Georgia ave. NV.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING
Rooms papered 81 up; no job TOO small;
work guaranteed; floors refinished At
lantic 31S3.
PAPER HANGING; painting; special this
VIZ, 81 I'm. ! viii paper rooms with Inn
perial washable papers and guarantee my
own WORK. Call Spiel. Randolph 5937. 24s
PAPER HANGING this week only. $500
per room: washable s9nfast paper Of
1877; work guaranteed. Adams 1891.
PLASTERING. stucco, cement, chimney,
painting, waterproof Easements, damp
walls. leaky roofs. Minnick. Line 01sS.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
Johoine and RemodelinR a Specially.
HARRY z. WILLIAMS. NORTH 624s
Evening star., 1937-09-24
GROCERY,
DOING $500
CASH WEEKLY

Business. Nearby Wash: rent. $50: To-
year lease: fixtures cost S13. 500. Stock on
CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE co,
lNuS II 81. NV. Met 4Sl3
Evening star., 1937-09-24
DIESEL is BOOMING,

Invading all branches Of industry. creating
opportunities for trained men. For free
booklet write Registrar. Hemphill Diesel
School, 4001 Cold Spring lane, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
CAMERA REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER & d'ALBERT, INC.
SD 10Th st. NV Phone National 471c
Evening star., 1937-09-24
RE-UPHOLST STEERING.

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
S45 covering and new inside material
included: made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette, Workmanship guaranteed.
LA. FRANCE UPHOLSTERY Co.
2509 14th ST NV. COLUMBIA 10f72.
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-11-19
GAMBLER JAILED IN sTABBNG
 IN KETCHIKAN: ON $5OOO BOND

Arrested for stabbing a stranger, five hours after arriving in Ketch- ikan from Seattle, Joe Hershey, alias Joe McGurk Tuesday was given a preliminary hearing and bound over to the grand jury, by Commissioner D. c. Austin. He was placed under 5000 bond when arraigned the pre- yious day.
 Hershey, recently employed at Tarlo's Second and Washington sts., at Seattle, as a dealer in panguin- que game, came to Ketchikan Sun day night by steamer, with a part ner who admits being an ex-conyict of McAlester, Oklahoma. The steam CT docked at D. m., and Hershey was placed under arrest at 10 p. m.. after having stabbed Duncan (Scot- ty) McAlpin at the entrance to the New York Hotel.
 Officers stated that Hershey was under the influence of liquor at the time, and that he was a total stran- ger to McAlpin. The knife entered into the left breast of the man, over his heart, and struck a rib.
 Local police had been advised from Seattle's police department that a general cleanup of "un-desirables" was going on there. Deputy Marshal Hardy stated that it is through that the two men were run out of Se- attle by police, as both of them were admitted gamblers, and the l.aCu mat Lnoy oaIne noI Un dC IhIs time Of year without funds would indicate that they were not wanted in Seattle.
 Commissioner E. c. Austin stated that all "floaters" from Seattle. picked up at Ketchikan with crimiD- al records would be returned south immediately.
 It was reported that McAlpin's wound inflicted over a rib, was not at all serious, and that he is fully recovered.