The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 17, 1921, Page 13

SEATTLE STAR DAY, DECEMBER 1 17, 1921. rE BOARD AND ROOM St FOR SALE—AUTUMORILES WV, Seale Star RERINID | GENTCIAN: QUIET FORTS-NEW AND UsiD, awAcL| YOMan Is Accused IU Professors home © roomeérs, 1 ry ©. h Oy " i aaah Ave |_TOSN"ASTR MRR aR es EATSSS | SARLRNERAY RB it of Serving Drinks Mi —_ OCT ined Ford alera Baid to have been serving drinks r m ~| 98 WANTRD—TO RENT | BROADWAY AT PIKE. BAST 0530. » C b ai Tata PRR omen SHAS kayo a sn ta. ontribute to | distance. ar \ty won brand new Ford touring car WA" arrested by Pacific Review Foundation of Solid Prosperity. IN APVANC cermeecreneaaneteemeigieretiamen {pn content. Need education worse Comer and Dan Twohig Friday night ip STATS i 48 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS car, takes it Never « quart of moonshine and serving 1 eeneg eto engage TM December number of “The Many Industries Contribute Bit. Paoifio Heview,” quarterly maxasine | Mining by No Means the Mainstay. ALLEGED AUTO THIEF LEAVES To Stand Trial on Charge in Portland Orders for the removal of Carl Hol- | berg, 19, of Beattle, were to be ineued Saturday by United States Commin- ‘Tye Hier herewith presente the second onil Inet Installment of nm eeticle |nioner Ht. W. McClelland, Holberg LS amovinte forester ie the | will stand trial in Portland, charged with violation of the Dyer act, in bringing a stolen automobile across the state line, ' driven. Phone Rid LEE oe ee! " y diamonds, bought Bib4 Are | Non ney glasses were seleed, The woman fur- FOR CHAPURTM published by the University of Wash. Siahed $500 ball, gol ccsnactcoqrnctinsiomntiitestiatis 49 POR SALB—MISORLLANKOUS Looks LK BAR w av Wayrinn,| ~~ PERSONAL oh WiLtiaMe co ANKLIN WICK TT ington, will be off the pros the first | Lumber and Other Items Are Vital. recap, of the week, The leading article in ry Yio ees 4 Sof: aren wwf BAYS You! if OLD on yan shy 4 | ( i A “The Incomparable Mr, Cabell,” by | Danngy Prof. Vernon Louis Parrington of tho | Flour Rink ano. RUOD HY Pboard Doors faye ave Th edarante ah English department, Mr, Parrington | dent cornet Yeorler. timates the ol i Ls estimates the work of James Branch pe, rie ‘The tinh industry’ aleve turniahen| Molberg, who married a Seattle ¢ . geen osit 4 ig . SO ONG TT RTL SERA: POURING W Cabell and implies that the novels By E. A. Sherman | material for u volume en Alaska, in| ffl on Dcember 10, i» the third al. gar, tp fine condition, 8150, TAPAS ita Arends Hideo * of thia muchdiscussed writer will rauk with the satirioal masterpieces But after all, mining i# only one | rete most interesting cha leged member of a gang of Portiand | Met | Troning B: and Cabinet, nlgesss bi "64 WANT ate ua? “ u ot the world, Only Mark Twain, | Ni|aaye Mr, Parrington, can compare °f & number of industries in the ter) void probably be devoted to sal auto thieves to be arrested. shioids put in ‘your hy you ro wt bats at. ot av a ‘ine mie ie te Tin mace FOR | with Cabell ws an American humor. Story, in ® previous nection of my! in 1900 the value of Alaska canned| The gang ia alleged by federal of- i a Ry ‘on ore t an t payment on 2M block: aay Kind of gta ¥ Lu Willa’ iY “ -ropyaat sth MR GAN, a “hs ca Pn: NICELY Baker ethane, | See Us tor Doors and Windows oar dat, report T have shown how agriculture) vo inen wae 44,417. In 1905 thin| fleets to have been operating since ‘Two other articles by local men San mani, petoaaaaa | increased to $6,683,548. In 1910 pny hy iy emages bed a evore the Youth ot teoaien haber 7. growth, We have in’ addition 10 | tw fon asteased arrays aes is where he had nerved 19 months of Prot. G. W. Umphrey of the #paniah reckon with the fishing industry, #, the last year for which fig. | ®*ntence of three to 15 years for rubber, runaing orde?, vn ty. Capitol ee En A ated f | fom mie ie olive! - hve ‘est, Seat Perey Janding. et 05848 to 5 o'clock. department, and “Thru Guinea Pigs to Truth,” by Erio '?, Bell, professor of mathemation, Prof, Umphrey's article is concerned with the work | Of Todo, the great Bouth American which ts the greatest of all; the fur industry, and the lumber industry. Pending the éntablishment of pulp fnd paper mills in the territory, the lumber industry in Alaska Is rela banner year wae , with @ total production of over $61,000,001 ‘The i# from canned mon alone, If, in addition to this, stealing an automobile, Rothberg was arrested in the port. office by federal authorities Thurs day. He was dronned as a wallor and ig alleged to have traded clothes with Acholar and novelist, Prof, Bell ot: UY*!Y Wnimportant, Btill It shows &/ wo include the amount of pickled|# deserter from the navy, material increase, In 1906, the firwt sp rentbonstn fers « brilliant and imaginative maimon, mild cured, dried, salted, ear after the transfer of the na- “ $99 9% aatire on certain axpects of the Lonat torenta from the department of | (fete 4nd fresh salmon shipped 10 Millionair * Club salentitio oer wy As applied to hu-|the interior to the department of |'M¢ Market of the States, the total man psychology, | Joulture, the cut of timber "There are many articles Of ReNeT eee ae ee | HALIBUT INDUSTRY interest, from the pens of some of im. valued at $1,423. By 1910 this 18 IMPORTANT A the leading thinkers and writers in had jumped to 11,000,000 feet, valued| ‘Then we have the halibut indus. a ihe + mexee po oe LM Nie eras aves territh 4 ow “4 ;|America, Among the contributors qt $i2,866. By 1915 cut had ad-| tty, yielding an annual revenue of ever $1,000 mon: a ire do - are Cassiua J. Keyser, David Btarr yapoed to 97,000,000 feet, valued at|over $1,600,000; fresh and pickled = Te h. As t t Jordan, Mary Roberts Coolidge, Kr yikes and by 1920 it was 45,-|herring and by-products approaching rt paid loon Dez yort'gnig 7 alg Kood pl vee ning: « mp, Bons Of Vel-|nett Saunders and Wilson WD, ie 000 feet, valued at $80,188. FOR SALE A VERY BCH ERATE, roadster, body, and touring body. Price very tee Adie. Also we buy, e auto parts, wheels 2 Prue AUTO ars ING ts Fos SALE—NEAI an Charges Vagrancy "' Charges of vagraney were flied iaturday before Justice of the Peace C. C, Dulton against Ba Snyder, who ‘Wan arrested at the Millionair club, upon complaint of the management. Snyder is said to have retused work when it was offered. FOR QUICK BALE is has materially increased, ree Pn or cab MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS ORRIN —K a This new cottage in located at 4606 Sather & million dollars; cod, whale, clams “Wa challenge you to | Wattia, The man who described such an|and shrimps, all adding to the terri- rom the Y bOY. . Call Ble crit iss 1-37, STAR. NO PLAYI ot. WANTED inMS t a. Sodiue. Pike. 308 Sea- ef uti, ecanhe ‘ i. WANTED ‘of the ely: Ba tevine gree for circulation “Depart a Pol “Fisk and As) ey “he steer. sizes. ie Ut Waldron "Coe. ‘ait! “ah iy fe alt Hy load a Tween nr ey "Ea sae EWING COMPANY 200 Alaska bide. ga |i pMANS AL the “family | Fealdence, n bungalow; room room Brand pew 4-6 bedrooms 5 AR NC erdinand Lia ct o lumpia ) Hy a ge COTTAGE ‘OOM, food furnitures water and of puted | 1010 TET * wr nt Evergreen 4 a _ it—Q i Come to us for the Best buys in Fremont, followed by cremation Rafferty Crematorium. Friends and membern iny! ted, December ik ‘et ANNA HOMAN, aged 6! ther ot, guiies Funere December 18, at 2 p. the i chureh, corner of ia eae ites Sot \¢. ud and freanitet he Georgetown Undertaking Co. Neat Appearing 3 |i Washington, and another in by {jlema of the Pacific and the World Preaa.” One of them ts written by Jobin Hau, & representative of the Chinese prensa at the arms conference Baron Korff, the Russian tiplomat. “The Pacific Review,” aitho only ® year and & half old, has already taken ita place as one of the fore most journals of thought and opinion in the United Btates, and it in uned Campfire News, Notes and Gossip" ‘The ReT Crom, beginoing January 7, will offer Campfire giris two courses in home nursing at its head- of dircetion from the saasociation with the crab. Yet this in only a beginning. During the last five years the forest service haa been \seouring the basic data required for the establishment of the pulp and |neweprint paper industry in Alaska. ‘Two large salen have already been made and a third is anticipated yet this year. Ultimately paper manu facturing will vie with the salmon ern Alaska. HOW FUR INDUSTRY HAS INCREASED Now about furs. In 1900 the value of furs produced by Alaska, exelu- nive of fur seal, wan $223,568. In in 1910, 8445, The latest figures 1 have are for 1919 and are given an $1,111,282, The fur weal le a story in Iteelf. It te & matter Of history that the federal government had to take the entire matter in hand and take over the fur seal industry by arrangement that in) 1906 the Alenka, clam catch was valued at $500. In 1919 it was valued at $184,000, But citations of individual indus- tries May Not Necexsarily prove the case of general progress and prow perity. The claim that Alaska is making steady progress either stands or falls upon the total profitable business done in the territory. The best evidence of this [ have already given in the tabulation of ex- furnished by the banks of the terri- tory, Thé prosperity of a commu nity i» always accurately reflected by the condition of the banks serv- ing the region and served by it. The banks in Alaska have steadily increased in number and capital, to- tal resources, total deposits, and amount of business done. I make this statement based upon treasury reports. The data which I have been able to obtain have not been full and complete as might be de- sired, but I feel that there is suffi- Music hath no charms to keep a burglar from burgling, according to the police. Friday night while ‘a band was in concert at the Masonic temple, a burglar entered the dressing rooma of the players and stole black feather handbags containing toilet articles from M. J. Kuhn, John Dolan and Ferara, Mass Meeting to Discuss Ji To consider means of success of jitney operation North End, a masg meeting held in Fairview schoolhouse, 79th st. and Tenth ave N. By Pp. m. Tuesday. HOE SURPLUS CAUSES UNREST «. Found with an extra pair of shoes which he, could not explain, Dure ot. weak geet Also couch. ee ‘yoo to be given way slong, with Fug © ure Lg le srchae *s “ University clent to prove the case beyond ques ports, The next best indication is tion. Ani roperty. m ae sa aie Men quarters, Fifth ave. and Virginia #t.,/and treaty with England, Japan and a —| Seer te A est companies in whe one from & to 10:30 a, m. and one! Russia, The great herds of neal had & og « * opening from 10:20 a. m. to noon, The courne been nearly destroyed before this ac | In 1900 there wae but one national od ative prices on lar ; T ow whe has resided in tnattie | wilt lant 16 weeks and in free to all, tion was taken. The low mark of/bank in the territory, and only aR are i E. wn 204 Central Wid Campfire girls and guardians. Cer. | seal production for Alaska was 1913,/one in’ 1905, The steady growth In | Por ‘Kinas with new furniture or « er : “= tifleaten will be given cach girl satis. | when the value was only $68,265./ capital and surplus, loans and dis- range from Stes SS 5 Pyrat: . ‘at. iis AL re factorily completing the work. Camp- Se. the year 1919 the fur seals | counts, total deposite and total re- former overnment bem Dept, 219 University et. (nex! ry 4 " ™ fire girls may sign up, beginning Shipped from FPribilot islands num-| sources of these banks is shown by toate” ato Red ee 3M OKPrHTY a Wie hae Give name, addrens, |bered 20,198, valued at $1,509,000, ntield cant repair your ie CASI, Fis MONTHLY, FA i a O ney new 6- ad range at $35. The Capital and em Pact evqr at Waldron Co, 219 Brat sects, gproved, Beacon hil Every 2 | % a area ot men A, A, Gray and G. W. Mann Act Charge Laid Against Two Charies Maltby, a carpenter from Vancouver, B. C., wae held in the county jail Saturday a ts Bese violation of the Mann act \January 1, the following table: leans and Material for Mins Ruth Brown to eb peeiineiinet wohtueld. sadist blag Senterful” re oil 4% air ai i CAN iL Ess 3 00% area fam- (eayid Mfg. Co, 10 EB. Broadway tain 7 reward for return tions asked. Cap- HO PICK ndiay and California inesday morning lain 3243, regarding ATTIC-TACOMA Hid oy? ie wh: 1234 Sidney 1274- iD BUNGALOW to school and eat # W. Burien ca FOR RENT NODERN HOUBE, S4th td Peaouthe In- D APARTMENTS FLATS T APARTM iN PRI- front poreh, ¢ rent. for two. i300" Ter- ~D APARTMENTS AND FLATS RTMENT, ISHED Hi. GALTMENT, WITH FRE ly furnished, te rey Ca? to Genesee. 4239 aD FOR F-hoOOM A ero rent. Gare ave | IN, t 5 rea#onable PART MG Beacon ROOMS Clone in. 7 cy n. 707 SP PKEEPING fEw- PIA Lok FOR RE eet gygites Bs Meyer- UMMA a BALE i6i4 SE 1 kl Sanitary clothes of dishes Call. é [RED LOAD LOTS $8.00—~ GARFIELD 4291 — 1 CHRISTMAS TRERS, nd up, delivered. W 294. ~ CLOTHING AND furs, Owl, 1217% ist. Eliott 3321. ge Sag vt JaCK, oe stein. “Reiter calf, 16 m Giant Swener Meaving town. 6959 nier ave. AUTHORIZED R FORD COKNER K — ——————D Beattie's Leading Ford D setter Fords for Le: Made possible by our busi- hess policies. This is your Protection and opportunity, all being of higher value, lower in price than ever be- fore. A true statement with car. w, when your dollars rther than in the when every one in frantic to buy, and natural- ly pay more for them. Roadsters .. $225 $27 Tourings « 2 2 C 700 619 200 326 NO BROKERAGE Small payment down, balance easy. WILIAAM Ih HUGHBON C Authorized Ford be Pike at Summit. Hast 0404, FRFERRY RR EP ROADBT ER; FI condition; good paint aond tir $475. 1919 Firiacoe touring; new paint and $540. Atle 6: good tires; hanical condition; $550. 1936 Caditiac 8; good tires; good condition; $7 Jordan Sportmarine; fine condition; good tire ire wheels: $1,500. Krit car; g¢ One- thee € t on north pide of Pine at between Bighth and Ninth aves. | MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO. Distributors for Mitehell, Jordan and FOR SALEBY OWNER—i0 ACHE: weit some clearing. 800. For terms cell or write torson, 422 James st. ger TRACTS, NEAT MILLS AND Get a home iS, 726 Third Ave, camps, close to town. ‘or trade for North WANT TO" HEAR FROM owxen) & and loved ones happy jet having farm for sale. | Give par: ary Bee ion me Chippewa | Bet let that apoll the Christmas ‘a TOGGED OFF LANDS TX) OO BOIL; on a Brown, 1701 L. C, Smith Bide. Om min a » BAY AND NCHORAGE coud of Alaska Buildin, uaa erny Rothert Rteel . ‘ 0 American Bottle Cap |: Burk Tex. Production Y 1000 Weatern Smelting & Johannesburg Min United & Inland Johnston Piston & Ring. Kimplex Auto, Wheel Tupper Mfg. Co, 7 8 Rothert Process Boundary, Bay On. ry ANY. ‘orneR STOCKS AND MOS 214 Union at, WILL BUY if BHA in King airship, running condition; |% HUILDING aks good tives; fine) is for safe, carrying amall tine Indie “OPPORTUNITY — IN hundred dollars now, Briscoe Cars 932 12th Ave., Corner Spring St. ho; BPEC AL NOTICH ~~ I can wave pale work. properly Landiod, "Reboring Hevolutionary Javention| power for automobile BTROM, MAIN ut fate plano repairing, tuaine, on Ttazor Blades Sharpened tol, | Spangenberg, Cullery. 1407 ath ave. Good busines! Owner got drowned. trade, takes my fine 40-room | real and personal Tee Mrthe re SMALL 7 o; $38 hod * Will take nee due me. M | Eve. dates Mahe Rt Sor thi rt wave. WIRING, Glvnan Blectrie Co, 641 Firet ‘Lang: Elio VASHON TELAND. | a nd city |SCANDINAVIAN sie icAN-HANK eeretis purehe: 902 Ameri: FOR CHRISTMAS cant to make your Do pleasure. | We will gladly loan you the ‘amount you need. 1f working without ¥ of it baek’ in small w vite Qu 565, Renpire, Bi 914 Second Ave. Near LOANS to SALA ee women on theif. LOANS on FURNE oa 1007 Benboard “aie. Fo arth 504 L Floor., INE st “Lb. On diamandy and jewelry, om most etactor b|SocrETY For ieee BEAL LOANS IN SEATTL 265-256 Empire icona MOMOUNE ON AMOU! iT on’ URIAMONDS, watches an “AUTOMOHILE and LOANS. NO + a retelp ropert CONFIT i Renvic is ROENT Ine, 502 Central Bide, Third Ave. Monuments PUGHT BOUND MARD aL & GRAN ite Co. Ist and Virginia. late Uahed 187 Optician and Optometrist JW. Wamunds, Fri Patent Attorneys KP. GORIN—PAT-— eign pi $84, Prompted. 4 LeB-b, f dg., Seattle, Wa ahtniton, fi_L. REYNC ache By OL hay: NOLDS, Bstablished & years examiner Ni nid. ‘all or tn'Bidg. fice, 402-6 Lyon ton & Ring, a NES, M Physicians, Surgeons GUMATISM, SCIATICA, LUMBA- go. Our troarment gives immedl relief. One # trhal tr ings. References. Braden, it ard YH 5 i yr. Angus, 400 tt on de. ‘Third and Unive | PIANO TUNER Violin Repairing Chiropractor 2 tater ae vie i A 56. 14 Howe Hid. " ‘ate Loy ‘Trade marks. | take to New York is coming in most watisfactorily. * eee ‘The following groups from West Beattie will bold a grand council, Wednesday evening at 7:20 at the ‘Weoat Seattle field hous Mins er Available regarding them. By 1920) nice Pearson, Mies Aileen Gons, rate Martha Wells, Mrs. Anna Moulton, In 1910 there were 10 other bank In the territory in addition to the ni |tlonal banks, but no reports are there were 15 banks in the territory in addition to the national banks. Mrs. M. B. Bonney, Misa Dorn Bng-¥Th* capital and eurplus of these 15 lor, Mra. C. 8. Huntoon, Miss Susan Latta, Mrs. Margaret Gambeo, Mina Freda Mantz and Mrs, Ralph Dun- A preliminary practice will be at the field house, January 2.) at 4p. m. eee Camp Sealth will be open to a group.of girls from December 27 to 20, The party will leave Tuesday, t 3, from pier 4, returning Friday it 9:30, Take boat lunch for Tucw day. The equipment Met should in- clude blankets (wool, if posnible), heavy shoes and an extra change for indoor wear, a middy or sweater. Since this i# a trip for “hikers not) for pikers,” headquarters is asking that only girls willing and able to hike sign up. The charge will be $2.75, inoinding boat fare. The lint) of chaperons ig incomplete, but Miss Apne Bimmons, Miss Ellen Bringloo, Miss Ruth Brown, Mre. Valentine Spies (Dorothy Preston), Mrs. Stuart P. Walsh, Misa Elizabeth Fowler and Misy Mabel Furry will be in the, party, which is limited to 40 girls, The following have already signed up: Eleanor Caldwell, Reva Lanes worth, Melba Hughes, Gladys| Hughes, Bertha Gefber, Gertrude Bates, Priscilla Treat, Margaret Thompson, Miss Katherine Sehu- macker, Amelie Nichols, Mildred Jowell, Joan Till and Gertrude Lohse. oe Misa Katherine Schumacker ts tak: ine the Adkiya group, formerly un- der ong 3 Eva Cole. Mra, J. Snelling is taking the group fecheiey under Miss Gladys Hughes. Mra, H. W. Harbough is taking; the Doodeecs camp, formerly under | Mra. R. W. Hart. Mre. H. B. Reay is taking part of the old group formerly under Miss Mafion Luthy. Mrs, Leona Doyle is taking the Hashatueaya group, formerly under Misa Marie Fouts. Mre. W. Server is forming @ new group at the United Presby- terian church, Mise Doria Seibert, with Miss Rachael Seibert, in interested in forming a new group at the Long- fellow, Stevens or Broadway high school Mrs. C, 8, Huntoon and Miss Dora Engler are taking new groups at the LaFayette school. Mrs, Grover HIS DARK CHRISTMAS | CHANGED ITS COLOR Prospects of the saddest Christ. mas in Seattle were changed Sat- urday to a promise of one offthe merriest Yuletides ever enjoyed in the ety, when Frank Lappin, disabled world war veteran, was awarded government compensa. tion of $157.50 a month for 20 years and $1,600 back compensa- tion pay by the United States Veterans’ bureau, Lappin lives at 5627 Third ave. N. W.. and was an employe of the Pacific Coast Steel company before becoming incapacitated by tuberculosis during the war. || News of the award waa received from Washington, D. C., today. || Lappin, who in the sole support || of ® blind wife and invalid moth. |) erin-law, fought for three years for a government total permanent disability claim, banks amounted to $807,000, their Yoans and discounts to 8: their total deposits to 41,000, their total resources to $7,722,000, ‘The great growth in such banks ‘would naturally indicate that they} Ace not so restricted as the national banks and in consequence are often more prosperous, In the face of such a showing one marvele more and more at the origin of this report that Alaska is on the downward grade. I would like to know the true inwardness of that idea, Why has the impression that business in Alaska is in such @ do- Plorable state been so generally “sold” to the people of this country? Why is it that we have all been led to believe that Alaska is not pro ‘| ereasing, that the territory is run down at the heel, commerce going to the dogs, and the people fleeing the region like rats from @ sinking ship? Coneretely applied, if conditions | were #0 bad as a nation of over 100,- But you will see by the foregoing | 990,000 people have been told, the table that the national banks of Alas |ka have done pretty well during the past 15 years. An increase of nearly 1,000 per cent in loans and discounts and an increase of over 1,500 per cent i total deposits are really rather eheerin If you have any doubt about the prosperity of Alaska as re- flected by her national banks, turn to page 307 of the report of the |comptroli¢r of the currency for 1920, | Yolume 2, and look at the profits col- umn for oh banks. That table shows that in 1900 the single na- tional bank in Alaska paid a return average Alaskan would be pictured ae @ mendicant. Why is it that a prospering region has been described 4% a place where conditions are #0 |deplorable ax to demand early and radical change? 1 wish I knew. It ts true that Alaska is no¥ pro- ducing many millionaires these days and that a larger part of the money made in the territory is being re tained there and invested locally. The growth of our northland is now a steady growth in which the resi- dent Alaskan, and not the promoter or underfker, is being the chief of only 2 per cent upon the capital/ beneficiary, And that condition, banks In Alaska paid a return of 41.6 per cent on the capital stock. istock. In 1920 the three national! from the standpoint of the man who wants to live in Alaska as contrasted with the man who wants to get rich Their banner year was 1917, when) quick off of Alaska in order that he the profits amounted to 62.4 per cent | on the capital stock. may live elsewhere, seema to me to \be most desirable, Aged Man Confesses 2-Year-Old Murder PORTLAND, Dec, 17.—The love that burned fiercely in the face of adversity and dark remorse, which added to the weight of unconfessed crime, brought a wizened old man before the law here today, Late last night George Stillwell, Portland, confessed to complicity in the murder of Robert Krug, 72, wealthy rancher and recluse, March 24, 1919, near Sisters, Ore. Mrs. A. J. Weston, wife of the man who was sentenced to life im prisonment for the deed, but who Hines is organizing a new group on the Loyal Heights addition. Three new groups are being formed in Bothell. Miss Ione Harp is forming a new group at the Greenlake school. Miss Iphigene C. Ganker fs or- |ganizing a new group at Ballard ‘play schooh Miss Florence M: Comb has a new group at the ( lina field house, Mrs, Bugente Gar- rett is organizing a new group in the University district. Mra, Lorene B, Farnsworth has a new group at the Longfellow school, eee Headquarters has a table of sug: gestions for gifts for Campfire girls, If you want something nice for Christmas send your mother down and we'll help her pick out something for you, see Saturday evening the Wecato Campfire girls are giving a holiday dance at the De Angelterre hotel, 1722 Summit ave., for 60 couples, eee Makualn Ggmpfire is still without @ guardian, eee Kinonhon Campfire is holding a clothing sale from 10 a. m, to 5 p. m., at the Pike Place market. More than $1,000 worth of clothing was collected for the sale, last week was returned to Bend, Ore., near Sisters, for a new trial, ts the woman who aided in wringing his confession from Stillwell. A. J, Weston was convicted of murdering the old man, In Novem ber, 1 he was sentenced to life imprisonment. Stillwell ga’ evi- dence which fastened the crime upon Weston. The two of them, with Joe Wilson, were working. as moon- shiners in the mountains near 8 ters, not far from Krug’s ranch, Stillwell testified at Weston’'s trial. Westen thought the old man had money and declared he would not rest until he got it, Stillwell testi- fle One morning, Stillwell testi- fied at the trial, he found Krug’s house burned down and the old man's whitened bones in the ruins. Weston secretly confeased the crime to him, he told the court, and later served on the coroner's jury whieh found Krug’s death to have resulted from accidental causes. But Stillwell, according to his testimony at Weston's trial, could not endure the conacience-tearin, strain of bearing the knowledge ot auch guilt, and gave evidence which resulted in Weston's drawing a life sentence for the murder, MRS. WESTON ACCUSED HIM Weston's friends appealed and a new trial was granted. It was & | kup any plage in 4 A A Gunhing Corba, W Re The feature of the number t* & industrial movement a» going back- ex's unceasing harvest sre the Mic FAILS TO © immedia 0 erndo| nympoat arti “Prot reoo Odd |ociock trom, the’ Masoule, Temple wen Of five articles oa “Prob: |warde must have gained his senes . tiem CHARM BURGLAR while evidence was being gathered | for this new trial that Mrs, Weston entered the lists, and pointing the finger of accusation at Stillwell in- sisted upon his arrest. He was found early this week in Portland, “Yes, I was there,” Stillwell said last night, breaking down under the relentless cross-examination of three oold-faced officers. And then he re- lated how it was done. Wilson was away, he confessed, and he and Weston went to the taxidriver, is also held in the coun. ty jail charged with conspiracy, in the act, and Mrs. Sterling, the wom- an, is held at the immigration stas The two men were taken Before - were bound over for grand jury under $1,500 they have been unable from peg i RUM BRINGS BIG FINE : Y. Oka was fined $1,000 by Judge” Jeremiah Neterer Saturday for hav- ing 125 gallons of liquor June 21 and attempting to sell it, T. Taui also was given @ $200 fine when he plead. ed guilty to @ liquor charge before © the judge, BURGLARS KNOW HIDING PLACES Afraid of burgiars, Mrs. Emily Pe- ters, 2437 First ave. N., hid a gold watch under her mattress Friday night. When she awoke Saturday, she found a thief had entered by a bedroom window and departed with the watch, ‘ $650 FINE FOR RUM Tt cost J. A. Bemis $650 to trans. — port 181 quarts of whisky from Brit- ish Columbia to Seattie and have it in his possession. Federal Judge. Jeremiah Neterer fined Bemis this” amount when he pleaded guilty on © two counts Saturday to charges of violating the federal prohibition act. L. D. LINDSLEY wit! address the Commonwealth club at its weekly meeting, Monday evening at 6:30, in the L. C. Smith Building restaurant, on “Out of Doors in the Cascades.” Mr, Lindsley will illustrate his leo- ture with a large collection of pic- tures which he has taken for this ; purpose. 4 came from his barn and taking him | into his cabin, tortured him to dix + cover his cache of hidden wealth. Getting nothing but $16, he said, they killed Krug and burned the WOMAN RECOVERS $20,000 DIAMOND STOLEN YEAR AGO DENVER, Dec. 17.—Mrs. Bu- gene P. Shove left here today for Portland to recover her diamond, valued at $20,000, Which was stol- en from her at the Denver Coun- try club in July, 1920, ‘The dia- mond weighs seven and a half karats and ig of a peculiar design, set in platinum. Tt will be turned over to Mra. Shove by Gong Wu, rich Chinese merchant of Portland, who is said to have purchased the ring from a train porter, Since ita theft, the gem has traveled across the cow try, to the Orlent and back again. reconstruction, Get my price. 8, Reese, 2035 Third ave, Mg Bows rebaired. Winlay, 1610 ard . ‘ Elliott 1188-J, eld man’s home, slugged him as he