The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1921, Page 13

Datly at 1307 Seventh Ave, ttle, Washington, 7 cription Rates hub’ star ® ; ver month, or $9.08 year. , CARRIER IN of ¥ $0.50 Rates Per Insertion ebarge covocsinin bate advance adver- ver Tavertion ig Imecetions, ter the 13 tee etna it Tanertion ‘a Mine). Six insertions je 1 ihe ‘Fegelar te ereate Phone LJ for the antfied Advertin: r ert! Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads The Star’s ~ Want Ads aPhone Main 0600 BRY PICKERS WANTED apberries, currants, cherries, lackberries, beginning about 5. Women and girls pre red. When answering. glye of all in party. Orton Dairy Sumner, Wash. WANTED, RASPREF re patch; house, wood, p ree, Prefer women and 3 ‘oups of 4 to 6. About Write Lee Ferguson, Sum FOPLAYS—5,000 1DHAS NEED- Working girl paid $10,000 for she thought worthless. De- Write Produ it. Louis MNAVIAN MID- aged woman to take care of |4@ WANT ire 1811 it7h Inquire Aide : CAD F F Union watch, ‘brow it eway. =| -FRUNKS HAULED, “hie piece of garde Mg on terms, a@ month. 7 pe have na Lake Burien car, at Occidental and | to Ninth B W. and EB Just the place for a nice ONG a fom chickens; cut expenses. See nm also Sundays. A. ©. Bait ROOM HE Pr ate Krove. 1 Take Pauntie= SW. and walk & Oth ave. & W | >» APARTMENTS AND FLATS SROOM” MODERN, COMPLETELY | furnished, downstairs flat, $25 a month; or furniture for enle | Walking distance Queen Anne 3910 ~~~ ALASKAN APARTM Single or 2-room suites, co! Unpogite Moore theatre, Virginia, re ROOM FURNISH- rooms, | ed, $6: $4 and h ave. pplet jecond APARTME $4.5 QUSEKERPE is TT NICK for housekeepin Fient fore mice wouple Bighth ave, HOU 31 ‘ISH! . mM HOUBBKERP double and FURNISHED oh Madis Hroadway NT FRONT HOUS 1D) inth ave. ROOMS nd busine: his Migen ave FOR Ho tare Ww tHOnT tance. = 1506 to Tari ad frosh eggs and u Mr water, Box 12 Riverton, Wash, WANTED—BOARDERS ROOM OARD family. Call Bast 02 ‘8 OR TWO ROOM: érs in widow's home. Capitol 209%. WiLL TWO) nee ANY OLT false teeth, crowns Cash, full value, by *. Harrison, 2 Min, ALE—MISCELLANEOU MAIL GTIMB PIANO PLAYING rh t. Pine st. > ed Ships. of Bian i are D }@ Corse. to $413 we month and Expenses S48 prepare you for, & sposttion in 16 weeks or less. SEE THE WORLD AS A SHIP'S OFFICER NT MARI cng" Passenger RIBS OFFICERS’ | ___ IN Go . Minnesota. BOUTE CAR- 2 of the city. Good vance Circulation. “stasenecetd Seattle PI ir tN |e ye a “oad mh Lory reanised. Biyen if % Re NDR automobiles at sed 1 W. Spokan Tepair tor Rivers CAN Sed ‘waich. throw it away. eran NS _W.NTE@,-MALE apATION WASTED a walters ore jewe?: SA free ork ‘anythin, ae city references. West eee, Tneluding painting ana HAND DOORS WILLIAMS CO. M3 Fi t'longer and look be Seattle-made, substantial screen door, 2 feet § inches by 6 feet 8 Inaba ith yantzed. wire SASH FO cme WoL 20 in. wide and 25 | ve cost i PLATE GLASS FOR WINDSHIE Bargain in new tire gy, makes; and auto id magnetos, | ilers, gas engines, truck | carburetors, rear ends, chains. radiato: ete. Auto Wreckin; _half block Yeste: Hag “inch el ne values, all them. Lesied between ‘aad 6 HEAVY DONKEY WINCH, in very good condition; hand or power; good for bolts or heavy trucks, Selling very cheap. tle Auto Wrecking C 123 tern a ee ir cable. A NEW RANGE ‘The a0. ‘ind “tor $38. gOther bar- ains Waldron Co.'s Fi zpiture De- rtment. $19 University st. ERK gl 320 hoi Tote G USED CARS 1918 Briscoe, new paint 3175 1919 Briscoe, new paint .. 1919 Briacoa, pew paint .. 675 1918 Mitchell 1917 Mitchell 1919 Oldsmobile & like new, a Oldsmobile & fine Ps 1920 Aca run less than 3,000 milena =A wonder- ful buy s ALL CARS OVERHAULED IN OUR OWN sHoP’ EASY TERMS E CARRY OUR OWN PAPER 38 YEARS IN THE NORTHWEST GIVE US A CALL MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO, $33 12th A Phone East VELIP 6-38 5-PASS. $400 Down, $60 Per Month 1918 model; newly painted; mechan- jeally right. We have confi in our used cars, so this can purchased on Three Days’ Trial. f unsatisfactory, money will be returned, -WARREN MOTOR CO. St, at Boren, Bll. 4520. os 1109" Pi BUICKS 6-cyl., price rH & eyld price yh, price TE5K: price d-eyL, price CHEVROLET 20 Baby Grand roadster .... FORD 920 sedan .... + $1,200 2.083 | of these cars bave been driven than 1 miles. Bring & hanio end select your car. 1419 BROADWAY FORD DELIVERY $100 Down, $25 Per Month. Regular chassis, with fine delivery body; oVerbauled, and has good trea OLSEN-WARREN MOTOR CO. 1109 Pine St Elliott 4520. 1920 AUBURN 5-PAS& fo | Almost like teats fies overhanted; newly paint ew H Prieed Ey on Three Days’ Trial, and will give easy terma OLSEN-WARREN MOTOR CO. 1109 Pine St, at Boren. Ell. 4520. ‘Fou tomobile: Fay Daa used: condition perfect; nu only 6,000 miles, Only $1,201 . 450; terms. Garfield 5064. For: JADSTER, LATE “19—GOOD tires; demouptable rims; shock absorbers: speedometer. Just like Car FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE $950 lived in jt two years; hours, 4 oung app! A att ot of email ‘a fine ‘ arden: 0 @ bite h Dettucted view; from paved streets; cit Night and water, car, No. 2 on First ave, t Raymond st, walk one block east third Rouse’ on right-hand | side acing wes 0 o _Sisins, geet Phove we ke days, A REAL hag! ‘J HOMB 02.250; Small house; ehioken 4 cherry, fruit; $ treen; * ‘of roses, trees and lawn; wood garage. Just Bisco for 8 vounK couple. te A GoopP kee ¢ BM, Puone Main aber, BUILDERS, ATTENTION, Will exchange @ piece of ground tn the Interinken district, north of ‘apitol hill, for wood real estate te baat $15 New Y rk ik PaRELY IMPROVEEL house, well turnin calf, a ar. 000; half . rest trade or terms. Gimbel, North Bend, Wash. BBRRY AND lew south ve , S88Y Payments. m8 New York Bidg. ACREAGE WANTED WH WAVE A CLIENT WHO WANTS from 2 to rea north of the cit ve a view of the Sound. ovements not neressar Weohers? Mis LAND & t ders’ Bldg. E FARM TAREE LITTLE FARMS Bought, sold and exchat a, AAS & CO, 714 Third a oo ea 61 ‘ARMS WANTED iota tn COMPANY fe HY Bldg. Annex. a ain 3482 var RA DRIDH The cutest little ¢-room bungalow you ever saw; close to Woodland park; built 2 y modern in every way mighty tice; hard- floor tireplace indirect cabinet Kitehen h laundry, arece: lawn, shrubbery and f ie below the market at $401 terms. Call North 4212. N bag VE YOUR NOUR problem if you will give me a ehance to Naa with you. Any man with a job or the job cab Month. Hing? how her what ot ne, and 1 know you will want to do the same. Take Lake Burien car to 16th S$. W. and Henderson. Open every day and Sunday, SS J. Ro MBLYIN OOM Hous, y acre; fe Barn, chitken Hous ‘ood condition vacitic highw terms. Box 14 Wash i you will enjoy it and garage. Lot month. West 536- SNAP—$2 {-room house and furniture, all ne ne chickens and chicks; gard all for ‘Alaska st, ar. rent, w and berries owner, 31 nler valley #-ROOM HOU LARGE LOT, tox : arden: berries; close near Ps road “ULVER—QUEBN ANN De Come to us for the bé®t buys in Queen Anne hill property. 4c CU BARGAIN. pia built-in feature ry old. leavin town. Call we $1,360; 9 % ‘month 604 American nin 3 xs val Price $1100; ry down, $700 fper* @ a8 long time soe A 05 OF ot Bunset 2018 ci “walt iat ESTATB YOUR VACANT LOT WITH I may help you get rid of your. tax c. PETERS” 726 Third Ave 7 " ACREAGE _ ‘RUG SPECTALS assortment of si and 3 bs BReOee fre Ee hENS furniture Vpepalring. ress Ce T R Your auto seat cut tor bed. $ imp: emont Bridge vi HT Waldron Co. sell so many rugs. 1 the price, the terms and Tiberal treatment generally extended to their custome: RB, | SaWI. xa worl to take advance- ave. 8. ERSEAS MA. sires position ‘book. consider any kind ‘of offices ork. Best local references. Phone | Pho! Apitol $643. EX-SBER ali set books statements, Collections. reeptonetle cb charges. Main PEACHES: GOOD DROP- Repeiring. ri ent Wier" ‘din 1986. 4 FOR BALE—60 SORDE DRY TOR: est wood, Ga Ca iitoee ave. 120th. 1323 FOURTH AVE. 4 le where vou I Size the best deal in rugs of from Waldron _ Con spect hi GOAL AS D—4-FOOT F wood, $8. 75 cord, north of Pine st A. T. Bi: NT pul ane. jeyer- 6S 240 ere . DRY MILL WOOD, jelivered. Immediate jarfield 2085 delivery. x: G, PAPERING AND KAL- inini 3 setices — Feesonable. ” 1 it FF & DEAN, North 2636. Be SERVICE MAN, EXPERIENCED BD Pepentteur, will drive party an re st for expenses. « erman, care Y. M. C. A TURNED SOLDIE work; several yea tH office work. ra Phone Sid- G—GOOD WORK ranted. Elijott 1194 after 6/ MALE’ AND FEMALE HELP WANTED SSMAKER OR TAILO t.frent room, vacant June 20 x : SALESMEN WANTED ANT A as direct factory representa- in every state for exclusive on a well known nation- ertised and established necessity. Excellent jortunity for a producer. W. -|100 GARDB, 75. DESIRES! _ experience | I eawaNaan mrt $2.50. 1005 Jat. | 52 IF BAM WEISFIELD CAN'T RB- SRR ae watch, throw It away. Union. REASONABLE. Phone Sunset :. PRINTING. RUB- ber stamps. Novelty Print, 1611 Seventh. WOOD, ALL Immediate delivery. SED © LOTHING | 1317 % Ist. sr A Prices reasonabl BIG BARGATNE | IN sal LIN’ “KINDS, AND North | TRD—UB TRS. Ow}, Rainier 0953-M, >TANOS; 1-DAY ‘S, 1812 8 a i a: ae PIANO. 31 WANTED—FURNITUKE Binks Furniture Co,, 164 Pike, M. 6518 FURNITURE FOR SALE RE CO. 761 Large stock of new an pusehold g: ing experience, ete, i aint Compan Prairie’ K ey makers for agents ity @nd purity brings repeat re, Absolutely guaranteed. ite quick for free sample offer territory. American Product. 4663 Aimerican Bidg., Cincin ok 2 you IN THE CANDY axis usine: t home, or smal m any where, Everything fur Experience yepceetearz, wee rn. 0 peek Hon-Bon Candy Makers Ro. Oa P. } deiphia, Pa. EK re DOLLS—ihe PLAS- [Al ter Paris makes dozen dol Sell for $12. * Buyers furnished, Box 4, Aurora, Colo. y Se AND FOUND BISPIELD r RE- i Fi watch, throw it 36) o4 sell and exchang RD & FOR 3 rent $14 month; close im. |, Star. PET STOCK | H ~ DOG, 2% YBARS old, and collie pups, 4 months old. Also other dogs for sale at rea-/ sonable prices.” Do not ‘forget that | we board loge and cats. 7 Weatlake N. Hiliott 2895" IVE STOCK PASTUR ‘OR COWS, HEIFERS. horses, Frank R. Pierce, 75th and| B. 40th NE. | 61 FOR SAI K—AUTOMOBILES REO 5-PASS. $100 Down, $80 Per Month New top; mechanically right; good tires. OLSEN-WARREN MOTOR CO. Fl. 4520. 1109 Pine St., at Boren ‘SES fis—e ete $-ROOM HOUSE, | borner fara and fh nda at.. on lot ree chic PaO ie Pattutes! je. Take ‘Jetterton Park car to inds st. go 6 block Offices “oa 1679, or residence BL hardwood floors; tire ‘ast nook. $45, or will giv lease, $40. Owner, wirib AUTO FOR SALE—BUICK ROAD- | ater, 1) best condition, to trade {st zee Ford, not later 918. 46 10th ave. EK. Ganson ROADSTER, GOOD GON- dition, only $450; terms to it. Phone Garfield 6064 any day ex: cept Bunday afternoon. Nike new, crs y ‘IRST like new; | $5.50 PER LOAD, | OP ‘OM IV |_condition, only $35.12 16th ave (6B AUTO ACCESSORIES |FORD Hf You will never be able to buy land WILLYS SIX $350 Down, $60 Per Month An exceptionally good 7-pass. car, articularly adapte for Stage oF ae nd will naive & iggod farm: € New inted; over- aule Ls x reat and sold on Three Days’ Trial OLSEN-WARREN MOTOR CoO. 1100 Pine Seo ay Boren BAL. doze " A bank insists we sell a few ca: direct from warehouse at cost. Can arrange payments. Address © ‘The Star. WILLS touring gar money Call Elliott field 9289, Ww. A MOBILES “WANTED—WANTED— WANTED — my CARS For to supply our spring orders, Customers waiting, and you may have just what we need. Why delay and lose mq peyes ad ee aid for late mor SURITY MOTOR Bits" co. Pi 2 SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS WILL PAY SPOT CASH FOR GOOD Fords and Dodges. @ ENGDABL | ba “9 or Gar- good Tight cn Auto Co., 618 Y BODYJIN GOOD OWNERS — YOUR GAR overhauled or repaired jp your gwn garage, and soe what Ix being done. All i ‘Oo an ay nh, ne Phone 5.008 7 and Hem or ante, Main 018. B20 int & 76 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE- STOP PAYING RENT !Visit SUNSET ADDITION, on Mag- nolia Bluff, TODAY and buy @ good lot for your home or for in- Vestment. je Seattle as cheap as you can ow. LARGE LOTS, 66x124 $200 to $10 to $40 Down. Prices Are Lo: erma Are Easy Located on Magnolia Bluff, only 3 miles from Second and Pike, near Carleton Park; paved road touches the addition. ‘Some lots have e cellent view overlooking Soun: some good garden soil. Tal lard Beach or Fort Lawton ¢1 to Wheeler at. bridge, ask fi bus transfer, and get off at our office, at 28th W. and Carleton way. 'Salesmen will meet you on the grounds any afternoon. HENRY C, BWING COMPANY 200 Aluska Bidg. Main 7134. HERE 18 YOUR CHANCE Two Homes That Must Be Sold 2,260-—6-room bungalow at Rainier Beach, on lot 80x115, with beaut ful lawn, shrubbery and garden. One of the finest view lots in this section. ‘This wure looks like a $3.500 home. “Ag to sine look at {and make a proposition, MAI AOSTA. Git R HOM, COLUMBIA. HE Overlooking Lake $3.500—-5-room — bunga modern; built-in feat dining ‘and living ro long; full cement basement; 20 bearing fruit trees; lots of ber- ries, and the lot is '70x120; terms. MAKE A START, ‘TA MOMIG. 0. A. SPENCER & © 3814 Ferdinand, Bt (Columbia) H. PD. Marsh, Mgr. Tainter #2. 60x100, GARDEN SOIL, MUST Bin gold at your own price: close in, Owner, Khause, 907 Bixth ave THURSTON COUNTY large runnin, és Lf 4 Near mil and on road. Price $300, on easy terme. (567) FIRESIDE REALTY Ca. Elliott 3928. 314-317 N. ¥. Bik. A RE 10 ACHES RICH SOIL. GOOD 6-KOOM BL LO Running water; wel house; Al cow, horse, fruit; berries; 3,500 cabbages: kinds garden truck; @ blocks from High school, creaméry and Pacific highway; market there for ¢ rn} poultry barn tools; q i auto highw to car line, one fare; city water and lights.” 15,000 feet new lum- ber goes with the place. Total price $1,500; only $75 down, bal- ance $15 a month. Bulld your own home and save two-thirds of the SUBURBAN HOME $1,900—1 acre, noar golf links, just off Des Moines paved highway, 2 miles south of city Jimits; mew 4 never been ‘ o¢cu- Ko! located on cor 600° cash will hagate, M-73 HENRY C. EWING COMPANY 200 Alaska Bid; Main 7134. * fat Fruit, Buildings Small house; 1} UP 280 date chicken fous pate sores now jn en and — Pome (Poke excelien’ waters whort ‘downtown. Price ies New York Block BURKE & FARRAR $i, 10 acres, close to Des Moines High- line road; les well; about two- thirds alder bottom; the very best of soil; will grow ‘anything pr duced in this section, This is beautiful piece of property at a very low price. §100 cash, balance to sult. M. F. WIGHT, Owner 1112 Hoge Bldg. Main 372. 5 ACRES, ; ADJOINING RET mond Kirkland; fine land; jitn asily ¢ eared, Make your own terms, Uxtraor- dinary opportunity to acquire suburban h Mr. Dempse owner, Hotel rk. Phone Elliott 3975. uy half. ACR TRACTS, ¢ inest loam bottom; and fy Ta close highway, 1016 ‘Third wer 2 AND 3 ACRES raspberries. the Phe Nght. ¢ 08; block to ras fed ager ‘eather by, K : with FOR FARM tract ¢ HeySat ine improved by bout fruit. Will make some one ‘+4 mo Wil take Improved farm yalued rpm iB 000 to $9,000. See H INT, Burke 3d ac REAGE ON PAVED HIGHWAY, close in, $165 per acre; term: GILHAM, 1022 Third ave. oF ita’ WH TO CITY. {deal garden fully cleared; interurban and paved Only $15 for quick sale. Elliott $75: 3, ALL TO LOGAN- | blackberries, TRAD: FOR BALIE— ANCH AT Foster, Fruit, berries and hous Colt af 1926 1bth W. an t rt all | #2 @ little over 3 pizee | WANT TOT ranch, Give dexeription | . | Address Tal Delivery, Seattle, Wi 2 FUN SALE—WATIMINONT PROPERTY WANTED—2T PROP uy cho water fre ot, with th Fine sandy bonch, and invest cash each, ‘This property is close th ity Lienits, with auto to propert r, TO" JOIN | r front NLorest will well and property that han enough to «i front property Only 24 people you an wanted. | water profit Answer today if _in thie bargain WATERERO:! WASHINGTON Fine sandy beach, on paved boule- vard and Ratni y car line, just outside eit water, and what you are ic Jectric light ng for to i Prices low. Beene Renton cars on Fourth ay elty limits; office on beac i Nirtevant, 317 Marion WATERY ' 270250 feet gasteHont, situated on ake Washington boul f eluding shore landing; 18 dally Here is nh opportunity to € desirable Dye of watert: mt for to D of ‘u ae high i? is » geod ppiand a rice reduced from » Mi. P WwicitT 1112 Hoge Dujlaing. Main to ‘boat 2 MEN WANTED opening for 4 who can make investment not leas than $500 each in out- of-town sawmill — propositon, can have 6 ty ¢ surroundings, at liberal he Good security will be ed outside of the mill aid proposition. Loe will prove. Applicant. a aebirable bhi 1 SEABOARD BLDG jain 4665, Apt IL a dispos: in motion oe oi a setlog ea west rights. This ipment for North is a real snap. Price $3.00 ms. Might accept auto on No experience necessary, ‘will show you. C-81, Stal THEA T! ES U i fs im and out of the the city. Prices from $1,500 to rate 000, hae 9 tbe Dest of terme, See = BROOK. 33" Bid, T Room d60n VR EF Grocery store, rent Baller 8 See LD ul ata Partne all thes WY ¥' RNISHED, Leaving city. 0. i “Third na 1% 8 New: Hottman bres eving eity. $350. 6 _ Madison FOR SALE and garas 1242 Main .500—G ROCK Voice. Bebling, oe 2d ave, It, 212. seuse, ™m. Metal bath Office 2 will PSYCHOLOGIST “TILL, Humanolowiat, 1 Her scien- THE SUP QURT OF the State of Washington in and for King County, In the matter of Insolvency of the State Bank of Black Diamond, a cor- poration. No. .... Notice to Credi- tors. Notice is hereby given that the un- derigned did on the thirteenth day of May, A. D, Nineteen Hundred Twenty-One, take possession of the business of the State Bank af Black Diamond, a corporation, for lquida- jtion; that all persons having claims against the said State Bank of Black 60 Diamond are hereby required to pre- sent the same and make legal proof j|thereot, at the bank's headquarters jin Black Diamond, or at 223 White Building, Seattle, Washington, with- in ninety (90) days after the date of the first publication of this notice. JOHN P. DUKE, Supervisor of Banking of the State of W: sahington: ‘ WHOM MA ERD This ts to certity fiat Compton & Owen have made an application to erect a building for a public warage at 1418-1428 Westlake ave., foe Tana 8 piock F, A. A. Denny's Fourth Addition. Anyone desiring to protest cupancy must file such protest at office of the Building Departmen Room G06 county-City Bidg. prior 0 Says Lawyer Before Jury N. G. After 65 YORK, 8. C., June 11.—No lawyer should undertake to address a jury afier he reaches 65 years of age, says Thomas I, McDow, former spe- cial judge and one of the most sus- cessful criminal lawyers in South Carolina, McDow Is now 57.years of age and has been practicing law for more than 30 years, “I've watched all my life,” say j, McDow, “At 65 a lawyer's words don't make the impression on a jury that a younger man’s do, I am good |for about five yehrs more. After be nothing but office practice for Sit OR BUY GHICK- | 750 | eer -Law ] ites <coPqEatIARE er agp PAGE T3 «Weird Signs i in Murder Defense ‘Dummy’s’ Story Is Not Believed _ “Dummy” Alex Miller, left, and members of Shank family for whose murder he was sen- At the right is Mrs. Elizabeth Shank, and in the center Adam Shank with their youngest children. Sketches show details of a purported “sign tenced to life imprisonment. panigeeten” mage by the poor ute fe a eM gta he before. his trial, DENVER, dias belt il. solitary than any felon In an iso- lated cell iy “Dummy” Alex Miller, who is beginning a life sentence in the state penitentiary for the mur der of Adam Shank, his wife and tour children near Gilcrest, Colo. Miller is deaf and dumb and cannot read, write or use the sign manual of mutes. Thus bereft of abut the crudest gommunion with his fellow prison- ers, he has nevertheless patiently set himself the task of acquainting guard and convict with his impro- vised symbols so that he may mit! ge the doom he dramatically sought to avert at his recent trial. REPUDIATES Hi SO-CALLED CONFESSION Despite bis many handicaps, “Dum my” Miller, according to the convict ing testimony, managed to acquaint officers, “planted” in his cel}, with details of the murders. Thip s#o- called “confession” he strenuously denied, saying he had been forced by threats of the noase to make certain statements. The bodies of Adam Shank and | bis family, bullet ‘riddled, were dis- g | covered in the farm home by George A. Shank, a cousin, the day follow- ‘tng the crime. The only clew, a The Seattle Star 215 Burke Diag. 905 Second ave. * &©§ & HOW “DUMMY” MILLER TOLD MURDER STORY If you were suddenly robbed of power to speak, hear, write or read, having to rely wholly upon signs, how would you communicate your thoughts to others? Following are some of the signs and gestures invented by “Dummy” Alex Miller, convicted of multiple murder, during his defense at the ial where be was sentenced to life imprisonmnt: recent trial MAN—Iindicated by stroking imaginary moustache. ‘WOMAN—indicating contours of pesagge ser WOMAN—sign for woman female body. plus designation of imag: inary wedding ring. ISEANT tien for male person; pains height by distance describing “y floor; age by holding up one finger and ing of arm for passage of sun. ith tips. 4 CITY fod i neck oxexert'Oy mevement ef many arms, MOTION PICTURE—tarn! while other hand be waved wriggling fingers. name scrawled ppon the floor by the mortally wounded father, had been obliterated when the slayer carefully swabbed the floors of the death house with a bloody mop, Miller had been a partner of the murdered man and was arrested in a Denver hotel. Witnesses shattered his gestered alibi, His trunk ¢on- tained a newly cleaned revolyer, he wore overshoes which were linked up with gory footprints at the scene of the crime. Handicapped by his ignorance of all methods of conveying an impression, Miller invented universally compre- hended signs for objects and persons, thoughts and acts, and managed to convey to the jury his own defense story, which was, however, not be- lieved. SILENT EVIDENCE THE MORE CREDIBLE It was largely a case of mute evi- dence against dumb testimony. And| 4: the evidence, the jury held, wag the ck BY-| more eloquent ang convincing. ch iropractor ‘URNER, CHTROPRAC- aight Bid. 24-Bine. INGS, GRAD- at Palmer schoo. Denny Main 7277, Collateral — MONEY LOANED 0) 4LL Tin T tue. THe RELIA 2. Sor Third tractir BUILDING AND RE roofs repaired: — estim, University Building \PPLIANCHS, WIRING. aestrig Co. 641 First an a ca CO., 1190 Firat ave ysiclan SOUNTERE “recy (MBTAPHYSI- clan)—Teaches and treats afflict- ed humanity. 407 Kpler Bh M to keen (0) On siemunteren and Ra on most ory terms. SOCIETY Fort ti DIAL LOANS N 8 35-6 Em, re Buildin Bona, oar Madiso} feo NEY TO LOANS LOAN ANY UNT ON DIAMONDS, watches Qnds jewelry; lowest rates. att Bi huphica ny 60. secon Ave. . IN Al Retain ane rive your cal Sargent, 509 Central Bld. Wy e12k Monuments Pree oad Vacs Gants HiseSusra oe eee Mat Optician and Optometrist IW. Bdmunds, Fraver-Paterson Co Physiciaas, Surgeons Dist Specialist for Men. = $05% Third Ave. no Taunting iN BFROM— Tuning . Repair- Hiott 0629 or Main 7345. “Rasor Blaaes Sharpened Gpanwenbers. Cutlery. 1407 ith ave Sanipractic — Di, Weltare treats eyesight h hearing, per er Bi J. Jost elected president York Com- muity club, meeting at John Muir echool, Friday night, ,|ing his ~ Violin Repairing XPERT KEP TRING, BOWS RB. | aired. ‘Work guaranteed and pues Fintay, £615 Third ave. The court permitted Guy R. Kirk, cell mate with Miller during the ‘pe- riod before trial, to present his con- clusions as to the meaning of signs used by the deaf-mute in making his so-called confession. “Miller told me,” said Kirk, “that he killed Shank so he could never cheat anyone else. He had nothing against Mrs. Bhank and the three older children, he said, but killed them so they couldn’t tell on him. The baby he killed, he explained, be- cause, with the mother dead, he feared it might starve.” Miller was found guilty on all six counts and sentenced to six sep- arate life sentences, Penitentiary guards believe that the same patient inventiveness dis- played by the speechless cenvict dur trial will soon establish means of communication with his incarcerated fellows and that he will not long be as he is now, the most isolated prisoner in America. LONDON, June 11.—Increase in pipe smoking among women was predicted by Alfred Dunhill, pipe maker. He said women have on the market a pipe specially designed for them and he said pipe smoking among the ladies was rapidly increas- ing. 49_ FOR SALE—MJSCELLANEOUS LUMP COAL—Delivered QUEEN ANNE 4291 ACREAGE “THE RIGHT KIND” OUR RIVERTON ACREAGE HAS EVERY POINT ONE COULD ASK IN ITS FAVOR, TO SEE IT 1S TO APPRECIATE, RIGHT PRICES AND TERMS. berpie F “year” with 5' 28 If looking at tall buildings, and qrank with hand Soe ss ot MAHONEY FACES” FRESH CHARGE To Be Arraigned for Sooonte Forgery James B. Mahoney is a personally in eourt faa Th afternoon. For the first time since and city authorities thelr fort to solve the my: of missing bride, Kate Mahoney, whose body Lake Union is being dragged and explored, honey is to be brought into ¢ court to answer a charge, POWER OF EY 18 CHARGE accusation, contained in an\ information filed by Prosecui Attorney Malcolm Douglas Sat mornfiig, is that he forged a certain written’ power of attorney whi was sworn to before Emil J. Bi #8 a notary public by a woman who claimed falsely to be Mrs. poney. Thursday he will be am raigned in guperior court on the charge. The alleged bogus power of ney gave Mahoney control of al} his wife's property. Coonan Brandt has filed an ge es +7 County Auditor D. stating positively the es, not Mrs. Mahoney. Brandt said knew Kate Mooers well but did think she wag the same person who had become Mrs. Mahoney, Mahoney had been scheduled S @ preliminary hearing Tuesday be- fore Justice of the Peace C. C. Dal- ton on another forgery charge, which he is accused of having a note which falsely purported have been signed by his wife, giv! him access to her safety de} box. BAIL IS REDUCED TO $5,000 The hearing was, however, post poned Saturday for 60 days, by agree ment between the prosecuting atten ney and Attorney Lee Johnston, counsel for Mahoney, who is to be absent from the city, At the same time Justice Dalton reduced the $10,000 bail to $5,000, on the understanding that bai) of $5,008 would be fixed on the new charge which Mahoney is to be prams ee Thursday. Rumor was that Mahoney ably would produce bail sufficient a cover both charges and be released from jail. Meanwhilé» the search fn Lake Union, where officials believe Mrs. Mahoney's body Nes in a trunk, ip being continued, “My operations at Lake Union in connection with this case constityte the only fishing trip I e been able to take this summe: Prosecutor Douglas said Saturday, “and the fishing bids fair to go on indefi- nitely.” ‘ . . Daring Aviator Is ry in Class of Geofges PARIS, June 11.—Every year bs. Academy of Sports gives $150 to the greatest sport hero of the year, Last year Georges Carpentier got it, This year it was won by Commander Vuillemin, daring aviator, who flew across the Sabara desert,