The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1923, Page 13

MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1928. SET AT $25,000) OF KLAN STUNT Biggest Item in Dike on| Says Big Affair Was Whis- Hays Ranch | pered Before Murders } i Checkup on flood damage tn the BY KB. A. SHELNUT White, Green and Duwamish river) GouRTHOL Valet) ‘Valleys shows that recent high waters . took a héavy toll from county roads | 2&9: 18.—Word that the Ku Kiex Qnd pavements. While the exact | Klan “ts going to pull off the biggest Amount of damage has not been as | etunt ever pulled off" was whispered Sertained, it is known to approximate | geoung Morehouse Parish two weeks 325,000, Commissioner Frank Paul | teneghea pay tna before the } One of the Iargest ttems ts the re | Daniel and Pair of « dike on the Hays ranch, | Nesses test Where the White river ate out a) here today Ruge hole and flooded the valley in| J. H. Tnabnet, merchant of Mor the vicinity of Ortllia, This will cost | Rouge, testified in the probe of hood Approximately $5,000 ed terrorists that he had recetved Repair of the Cochran road, near this word from A. L. Meming, for Wis break, will cost a like sum. The | ™erly of Mor Rowe. f = Rew wost side highway between K nabnet declared Piemiang warne nd Orillia was damaged when floods | that, when the stunt was washed away the shoulders and un. | “Putied.” “you won't say they are @ermined the pavement in spots. bluffed." : The Titus road, near Kent, was| The statement of Fleming, the wit ollowed & conversation washed out near the Simpson ranch | 58% sud. follow ‘and Will coat $2,000 to repair. A log | Detween Inabnet, Kis wife and Flem farm.on the same road, a half-mile | 8. in which the witness sald, “It further on, will cost $1,000 to remove. | looks like the boys cae ge the Huge logs, many fect high, are piled | buff on the Ku Klux Klan. along the roadway o distance of Capt. J, K. Skipwith, exalted cy feet, totally blocking traffic. T ops of the Ku Klux Klan, sought « “Green river road, near the Nixon | cloak of » ottietnl. undes Fanch, is damaged approxtmatety | Which to carry out raids, the state $1,000 by the floods, while an earth | Showed today @lide farther up the Green river road| Fred Carpenter, sheriff of More fe being cleared by a crew of work: | house Parish, who has Been named fen Monday. This work will cost |%# © member of the Ku Kiux Klan, @everal thousand dollars, Other | W#s called as the frat witness, He @lidee and washouts farther up the | testified Skipwith asked to be depu Fiver have not been checked up aa | tized to make arrests of bootlegrers, yet, Commissioner Paul announced. | 40d was told “All right.” But he : |never received an official commis ston The evidence introduced to shatter Skipwith’s claim that he and others were deputies when a raid on the home of Lon Braddock, « farmer | charged with bootlegwing, was made. Acting on the opinion of Corpors-|" Under the laws of the state, this tion Counsel Thomas J. Lx Kennedy, | @ecia: ° ith open to a Megal the ordinance appro-| Would make Skipw Pointing $10,000 for the relict of As-| charge of gsr ~ —— Ww. | homes In the nig! @ capital offense toria fire victims, Harry Carroll, | i city comptrotier, has declined to issue nud BOARD STILL ee utal murders of Watt omas Richards, wit in the open hearing 00 ASTORIA NOT TO GET FUND was ‘the warrant for the appropriation. | ‘The opinion of the city law office | interprets the city charter to make| legal relief appropriations for persons | who are likely to become public gharges on the state of Washington.) with the dispute within the beard ‘and that an ordinance providing for) of public works over the award of the relief of Oregon pen ae & contract for 17 new pieces of The opinion also decta! > paratus for the fire department tty treasurer and comptroller would lean unsettled, the board went into Be Individually responsible for SUC | orivate executive session Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The present outlook ever the con- tract award. which has centered f question of which of the Stutz Jand Seas firms’ offer t the }lower, is the second that has artven since the council orteed =the purchase and calied for bids Corporation Counsel Thomas J. ve L lowest new cal tneued. ely 18th Amendment in Danger, Is Warning ‘The ifth anrendmenst ts in danger from amendments to the Volstead act, George F. Cotterill, former mayor, told an atifience at the lRavenna Community church Son Bed Ryan, 833) day, at the third anniversary of the threatened to/ passing of the Volstead law PORT nfl ieee i ANGELES.—Chris Mor giving the bandit $46. | canroth ity forester here, am occurred Sunday night} nounces that $3.000 will be spent W. and W. Newel! st.!on Mount Angeles road this spring. 124 in h ? ave. S Z The Little Bird That Sits on. Baby’s Head About a year ago, from my neighbor, in his bird store, next door to mine (Mr. Kaufmann, on Third Avenue), I bought a baby canary for my little daughter. Dick grew up fast, and wanted out of his cage for freedom to fly about the room, master every swing- ing picture and light upon the pussy willows in the vase. I could not play a solo upon my piano alone, and the mocking bird could not match his warble as his throat swelled in ecstacy. And he showed signs of wanting to fight when we went near him, particularly a fight with my little girl, so small and gentle—he surely could peck off her nose. So he picked his first fight with her as she playfully used her scolding finger—at last to be nipped with his little beak. He didn’t get hurt in the sham battle, but she did— and ran to me only to stumble on the way as Dick brought down his game, as it were. She showed signs of running away, so he triumphantly followed her—flew and lit right upon her head. Now he is boss of her, and perches there every single day—but he's afraid of me as yet, but I hope to win him over before long. ak have learned at last how to train canaries—be afraid of them. Train other birds the same way. But, “en passant,” let me speak a word to young men in business with need to borrow money from a bank— be afraid of your banker; tell him you are—is my best advice to young men, and I have gone thru the mill as few young men of 33 little years. I borrowed thousands upon thousands when I needed it, from my banker when I was afraid of him, and now that I’m not I can’t borrow a dime, Where I lést out with my banker—happened—when I told him he had a brain where his heart ought to be. Music men have over $3,000,000 of an investment in pianos and phonographs in Seattle, and the banks of Seattle have not loaned the combined musie merchants here the paltry sum of $50,000 against our investment to help Seattle finance its own music, and not havé to look elsewhere to a more music-loving section of th: country to ' s a Kennedy has ruled that onty the bid can be accepted, eine) Grape Fruit—-riorids. WALL STREBT Ni 1 Marte ond Now Haven, ean Can. ‘%. op % FIRST CABBAGE. REACHES CITY Carload Distributed After Arrival Here Arr of the first Californig cab bage for thie season was report Seattle Monday morning. A « was distributed on the street f ately after arrival, The cabbage ts JOURNAL fd 18. fHE SEATTLE STAR FLOOD DAMAGE 'WITNESSTELLS Jndustrials Advance New York O ¥INA up Wei Sinclair, 04 u up tt WP rubber, 62 Bteel, up 1 . ~_— ‘GRAIN PRICES ARE HICHE AGO, Jan. 19. wore higher at the e cago bo trade ¢ sult of fair baying ropean situation, export demand bigher om Grain day due Th of the Flat Duteh vartety, constdered | J and was re it % & good table cabbage, eetved in fairly good condition. was to be marked salable at canta a pound Apple Week opened on the loca! Wholesule market Monday morning with @ brink trade reported, Retall merchants are inducing thetr custo mers to buy by the box, All grades of apples are quoted at reasonable Prices, Medium j moving best, range from $1 to $1.50 a box. Fanctes are enjoying good asking, also, at $2.26, while those be low medium are bringing 76 cents « box The dairy produce matned steady thruout VEGETABLES Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers market Cauliflower Cotery — Cat. Corambers Gartie—Per DEADLOCKED: re Cal. yume fweets, per M™. | Kavclie hes ifeimart 1 (Bprowte Squash—Hoddard, per tb FRUITS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers | Detictous, hor } Spitaemberan, Winess pt | Rananar | Corommene Cranberries [Dates Dromedary Golden, pe Presh or Per Per w Honey—Comb, per case lall offers must be rejected and &) Lemons Per bor . JOranare-—-Per box... Ferstramons.¢-rasket crate . PineappleCodas, per case. 1X. ke per Bh Brasti—Per tm Peeane.-Per Mixed Per WalmuteCal Mo. 1. per & Budded, per ™. DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid to Shippers Batterfar— A grade, Seattle delivery Kans Freeh o Mixed colors Putiew ... Mik. . Cob Meattio supoty F. ©. B condensary, owt... DAIKY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholesale Deplers Batter— Local creamery, cubse Eggs Pree! Mined colors Pullets a” a9 8 eit a iT Hoe erty Or. trt sicaclen Wieeenain eream brick Bleck Swies ... Wash. triplets... ‘Tillamook triplets POULTRY AND Lave, tight Faney dry picked above live. Geowe— Live, fat, # to 10 Tha, Fancy, dressed ct | Hoge— | Chotes, tent Heavy, fancy Veai— Faney Med light light v7. r ¥. rough, POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Docks—Dresned, per Tb. Dressed. Live, | ent, Protiers re * | Normat which are | CHICAGO, Jan. 18 (2 herd, $1.20% @1.20% Cash wheat Denver Livé Stock Market steady. | Plor str heifers, 108M. wp Ms Amort: |/ #88 be me Prices ship Oulburre trom ose of the Chi ana re the Bu | s . gh naa " | ‘Ship News . | Price ts #00 Pantdmer! || | Arrivals and Departures ARRIVED —Jan, 19—fitr — President Hayes from fan Francisco via Bell ham and | Weather Bureau Report TATOOBHM INLAND, Jan. 1h—@ A, M cloudy) wind weet, o- Tae Bteel Baporter via Han Pedro im. ; ate Geor Alameda for! Alnaien, Jan. hte via Bouthenstern North. Apo feward-—Jan. 12—Halled, str southbound, at #20 & m | Vessels in Port at Seattle| itr Tye waged anunm T) Talthybius, #tr Actilien nip Cw Cordova, otr Jefferson, ety Alaneda. teodern | pier attr tite lew 6 ore Portland Produce Roturday’s Quotations Better —41 @ ite th Faw O42 40 don Cheese 439 340 1h N. Y. Stock Market oatations Varsished by Lagan & Tiryan Low 18% us “ew » aoa | Mupe 3 Tnvinetbie Ot Kelly @pringfiela | Kenaosest | Koyerone Tire Loew Theaters Lima Lecomotive ee Liberty Bonds ja thon Ratarday’s Quot Furnished by Logan & ryan 810 Second Ave. Seat! | iret |Becond 40 Fire 64s Me «ue Third «4s Fourth «4s ory 4 Spe Foreign Money Status fatarday's Quotations rnished by Logan & #10 Becond A : toe ‘sane Atoritng French fase Beigian frase {Chiropractors Give Their Second Fea Short addresses bell, colle Codding, tured t |the Seat College jand students at the Masonic lrooms Saturday evening iu © president, and udent body presid 1 of was held in} clans. 7| Cows-—Country aremed, th. Moge—Fancy block Veab—Faney, light Med., dressed .. Heavy, coarse LIVE sTOCK Quotations mt Stockyards jo0d cows and heifers ; Common to good ....- Bmooth heavy Rough heavy Feeders .... ++ Cull lambs... t SUGAK jeaale Prices Flour—¥ Blue Stem cet 7.60 AND FEED f. 0 b, Semttle eee 20.00 a HAY, GRAIN May—Wholesal alfa 49. 44.00 fred moal food, 1090's 0 ground, 70°8-80'e 100% 4 food, 40's 100°" Oats prouting at Heche AN-Grain Chop- [€tiek Feed Chick Mash 1a ot i 48.00 5 ; ‘| QURNING TRUCK COOKS BREAKFAST 1 PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. thousand breakfasts were | multaneously by aid truck's defective morning. A packing on route to downto St. Johna, to a ertsp. w the for rad hundred yards was r aroma of of a he caught fire Pees baked of lent with fried ham savory | bacon Veteran Newspaper SAD ward 1 spondent a [dead here today the Ortent several heats on the Hoxer uprising and t RuasdianJapanese war DIEGO, Cal 68 15. n Jan while Clough seored Frederic Har of historical chroni th City at age of 92 | LONDON | noted writ dies at F Growivg Fead—100's Growing Mash—-100's, Kae Mash100's, no |Seratehs Beed-—100'e Wheat. Mixed feed, Cocoanut Meal Cottonseed Meal Linseed O11 Meal | Alfalfa Meat Soya Bean Meal | Be Meal ' no BM ca sore |Meat Serm Bhell—Bastorn Western oye astern nystor . ‘$,,| tonal coal problem. oe by Dr, O. N, Camp- Minerva nt, fea- | ond annual banquet of | gion, and be ae > that under normal winter condific ni several the rest upon reason and w| Writer Passes Away tion wouia ve max Ea notable #lon le, ee organizer of Nonpartisan | Pier n |Pier Donte str Shipbytiding & Drydoek Co.—#tr Cont Munkere—v. # L. a! Me Denne Lane, tr President Hayes j Atiantio Street Terminal—#tr Redendo, Latouchs, str Willie A, Higgins 4 Ol} Co's Dock—tte J, A. Mot @urveyor Str Mon- enone | Str Royalstar. ac © amakip Moorings—@tr Oduaa, tr Redondo, str Juneau. 18-Porelien Hing, $4.67 916: franc, $0.0096% Bteriine, Hire, 80.0495 ICES OF _| COAL EXPLAINED: @|Profiteering and Over-De- Jan. 15,—Wide Profiteering, over-develup- ment of the mining industry and re- current steikes during tho last few years were blamed for the present | high pric by the United States coal commission today in its first report to congress on the na- ‘The commission warned that un- Jens the industry reformes tteelf thru the elimination of frequent strikes jand surplus miners, federal regula- |tion will be necessary, | “Whatever the cause or the mer- |its of the Inbor controversy, it i jolear that an indefinite repetition of | these crises in the production and distribution of coal would be intol- | erable,” the report states, “Industry | jand the home alike must be freed) |ruption of their coal supply.” | The which will be supplemented in| chareareaee lator seporta;tnctude | club The event! of miners in the| cased daring the 1—The number industry has in r of the graduating |iast few years until it is now 200,000 lin excess of the demand. The pres ent number i suffictent to mine | $00,000,000 tons of coal a year, or about 000,000 tons greater than the largest production this country Rn ie: “4 and the foreign markets have ever| king too old, will have none of him. meat muffier here this has been se truck, m Portland from ha ve beon able to The absorb. upply of the country | car the recent months been moving a supply of coal one demand | aining should} ather than force. Amerie law and public opinion recognize the right to organize into} unions and the right to work with-| oat let or hindra 4—Announcem and the railroads would far exc 41—Collective 1 the it that investiga. of conditions im) West Virginia, and mty, Pennsylvania, miners alleged they are right of p ‘ul persun speech, and the opera. he United Mine Work esorted to violence to or. fields. has been profiteering in that grossly exorbitant have been taken at times by operators, brokers and retail- Lor Bome fa Wher in hn county he and fr tora charae ers have nize the the profit many Combined charges of the rail , the Wholesaler and the retailer in most localities exered the price of coal at the mines. LINCOLN, Neb. George Griffith neue for instantly killed, and Miss on secretary of the league at Lincoln, seriously Injured, | when Omaha-Denver flyer crashe Nebraske into automobile In which they ride near Havelock. | Angela, Piota The Seattle Sta Published Dally at 1507 Weventh Ave a, Benttie, Washington Subscription Rates BY MAIL, IN ADVANCE iN THY STATS month ... + or WASTTINGTON Ritter ice R Rie eee BY ©. r month ~ BUSINESS SERVICES Attorneys-at Law Kaviee % Jonevh Allen, Tawyer. Al! cases 607 Leary Bid. Wit, 2986. Hail & Vall, 718 Murke Wide. 965 24. All casen. Foon moderate. I froe. Collateral Towne LOANED ON ALI AWerT- value, THE RELIABLE. (poy eine ree Blectric Machinery HOUGHT— S6LD— RENTED W, MONTELIUS PRICE CO., Beattle. ree. MONTY eh 907 jare Int May, Pre wiilore o4ae Mon Becret bervics. LB 416-421 Lyon Bldg. y to Loan TO LOAN and jewelry on most satisfactory torma. 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SPRCIAL— MY Wienke BHOCTOR recipe book ww h pages; only 260. Yakima, Wi T_—_TEGat Notices TO WHOM TT MAY COM in This te to certity that J. M. Colman Co. hae made an appt coonpy building me woodwork! plant at 2839 W. Florida st. lo } to 6, Block 441, Seattle Tide Landa. Anyone desiring to protest such oc- cupancy inust file such protest the office of the Buttd prio: 24, 923. Rection 996, Ordinance No. 3157% skin stone marten fur, ‘Thursday night. Phone Apt Reward im 7467, WN COC SPANTER name Brownte, Call Mayhew, Nott 2682. Reward cMES “RENTED. 5 fc. S16 Ete! Bid. PIANO AYING taught $06 Pine st adh PiANO TUNING — JOHN STROM, ini 2020. BROADWAY HIGH TO GIVE OPERA Paes |Low tn. And Its Press Agent Says |}°% cost It'll Be Some Show BY FRANKIE LADLEY (Broadway High Schoot Stent) ing to be presented by the Boys’ and| rls’ Glee clubs of Broadway high, Dod major findingw of the commis-| oiora, that made Frank Daniels fa-/G0OD mous, and bas been brought from| New York for {ts presentation at Broadway The time ts the pres )Dedotand, where King Dodo reigns by divine right only. The king de-} sires the hand of Angela, his ward, in marriage, but she, considering the } With his one desire, Angela, ever in| bis heart, King Dodo leaves bis} virtually adequate during/\ingdom for the south seas, where | PORTABLE 4 Queen Lili rules the blacks and) tans youth. Does the king realize has Angela a young lov Is there a fountain of youth all those that séek and find drink and res their youthful health and bloom? | Is Queen Lili hostile to King Dodo, does she receive him with open| hopes, or | where or arms? Are kings always happy? 1 All will be revealed at Broadway | January 19 and 20, in what pi to be a colorful, mirthful two hours aughs and thrills, Here's the nises: cast . Fieyd Murphy ler of fortune. Quewn Lill, ruler of Sp a King De Piola, #0 mma Pagilere King’s ward, betrothed Nell Stanbury Foster Fred Marcus John Noyes chambertain Otts Delay prime minister to Queen Mason Campbell or tines Cummings : Willie Selb There is to be a picked chorus of 80 persons, a spectal girls’ chorus of tand piece orchestra ° ain rises promptly at o'clock, 'Tiekets are 35 cents for re- served seats and 26 for general ad- mission. Mudge, court Nstorfan Pedro, Bonilla, Lilt Hanswood, of Ja «len 8 | Wi LOAN ANY * , Carter, MacDonald & ay Bike. |B in search of the fountain of | 6%, | Bx * SITUATION FEMALE WHY Bil CLARSED AS UNSKILEED » mn teach you prac- in from # to 4/ reasonable terma. 2 years’ nee 1T Oleve.| Individual instruction. MALI HELP WANTED | WANN BIG MONTY. Great demand, Travel. lxperience ary. Write Dept. 98,| Detective Syntem, 1966) N.Y. | S064 teh, near Wentlake| fornished, steam heated | nome (for men); free baths, | ‘Trans. She; weekly $1 _| iit WANTED TO 1a contract, small 6-reom) Ask for Belover plans, | Hide | opal jour | Union. brakemen, beginn 250 (which pomith hungalow _t01 Arcade 17 fam Weistieia can't © rm $150, ) Mail . LEARN ABEAYING reular, 6@ Battery st. SITUATION MALE — AL Ninnin, i Main 0860 days. PAINTING. Gartioid 4690. | Lg BOMINING. | HANGING, $1 room up. arantoed. GING, HOTELS 4 & Y Ww mam Transients OTe ad ave strictly kly ® FOR RENT—HOUSES NFURNISHED é-nooy W bath, $17.00. PORE up; One FOR RENT—HOUSES _UNFUBNISHED _ We Rent Houses HERW'S ONE: 4099 21st W.—An §-room house; two blocks from Ft, Lawton car; large me chicken house; cheap rent,| | Miller 208 Columbia St. Elttott 5870. WOURE, PARTLY FUR- | 9S. 3320% Ral- Te C PRTETs, 120 Third Ave TROOMS, BATHE, $35, UNFORNTSH- nA Clone ‘tn. Fine condition. a a vane ae Sisko bape eatio Tate we TE ‘ys, of! 4 39 FURNITURE FOR SALE hold belt ice. T711 Mayfair hens and cockerels, Ratnior 0390. a OB WILLIAMS 1943 First Ave. S. SASH AND DOORS AT THE RIGHT PRICE —iil-Meat, Coking Furase: ory. ALL KINDS. OF COA McDERMID FURL CO. 12- t_ HANDLED .. Garfield 4291 L WooD Fore ECONOMY FUBL CO.. Beacon 3258 COALS —COAL Dell $9.50—RUCODA LUMP COAL—98.50 $7.75—UNION FURNACE—$7.78 A No Clinkers or Rock CO. GARFIELD 5601, DU. the 106 B. RETIRES. GET [= of your life Injon, 1404 First ave. xtre Wellington sonable, oe. Sunset AR WOOD, livered. Lum |e Ps nt, the place t coal, $6.25 per Phone Sunset RADIO SETS POR SALE—R lar price $60; now $1 mphlet on request. Adams, 903 Broad et, Newar N. J. Good MILLWi Dry forest ends, $5.00. 2424. wo. . Call any time, Melrose houses, st DEMA BLDG. 17_ Vi Cap CLEAN FIR MILLWOOD, $4.80 load, $8.50 double load, delivered. Glondale 0984. : PIA} OS—Spectal barwal ine in our chan, -Toner, 1921 41 > Bide. CALL TU UP Renton coal, POR’ PRIC All kinds of ‘ose 26) FOREST WOOD, $7.60 133 ul mill wooed, Aone wv WOOD, $4.00 A LOAD, $7.06 | ble load, delivered. Ken: 46 $9.50 CORD—FIRST GROWTH DRY “forest wood. COAL. Kenwood 0036. ome ini ries rt Ww KAVANAGH HATS $3.00. 1008 int BONE DRY SLAB, $5.80, Taig. 46 WANTED—MISCELLANROUS w ND NT alid chajm Addres 8 7] AGI | PoRtAn ARAGES. ~~ CAPIPOL } 56 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE LOANS wt We loan money on your car, spot cake no. 338. D double MILL your equity, oF will pa: AMES 119 Westlake N. | Pratt, Sam “IN: | ar. | PAGE 1b @2 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE - if See This Home Bargain 115 Newton Street 4 roeme; good condition: tramediate pomseamion; half block trom Anne ypisyfield. Price 1605 terme (Drew or Til) Carter, MacDonald & Miller 208 Colnmbta St. Eliott 6876, AVE YOUR RENT | Buy this b.room and coment ment, with laundry traye; piace tn living room; all cupboards in kitchen} ome from 2 paved streets; ® bleekm to Phinney nr. nd & after Norther, lan & m bungalow, mm cabinet kitchen, enk faat a and finish; North End, 8632 Suni rifter, $2,200; enay termm wood 468%. CROOM MODETN HOU Park, $8,600; $1.500 a ML J. Thee, Bi Phone 21% 9M HOME, RAIN , with garden, larce cata ¥ ¥ C. PRTURS, 726 Third FOR BALE—GOSD 6-160! be id iG $1,600; t 100 down, § ? t bungalow, Viz % VOR SALE—WEST SEATTLE ~~ $-100M MODERN Graded a Beacon hill from street car; sp! 1 an JUNCTION REALTY CO, Went 0347. 4219 W. a FORK CHEAP, SMALL, NE tract of land; city water, and telephones available; rth of the elt: Pu; or half, with reasonable offer c No. 2, Box 204, Puyallup, “GOOD EX ‘@-acre tracts at $1, Rear mill work. AR: H.C. PETERS, 7: Births tn their households ported by the following te Christopher Frederto®, OA Tien ots twin piri Matsui, Motokicht, §233% 11h N. EB. girl Rink, John, 2808 Holden et, bey, Hirt, Hugh H., Mohawk Apta. boy, Kawada, Koshicht, 1606 Jackson st, y- Fujioki, Totch!, 859 Director et, Kozu, Satosu, 1633 Weller st, bey. pra. Hideo, 310% 14th ava, ‘Chinn, Art Wing, 607 Bighth ave @, doy. LICENSES & Namo and Residence. De Mara, Frank, Chicago . Orrock, Grace M., Bremertot Anderson, Jack, Kent Winsberg, Hilda, Kent . To Alrdric, Alberta. Cox, Ethel, Ai rdrie, Alberta Weller, Carl H., Seattle . 4 Ristine, Doris Louise, Seattle. en, Niseto a3 Seat Conn, Blake, Anna Northburg, ©! Dm, Constantine, William Gua! Swanson. Oie, 73 years, Lande, Otto, ‘30 years, a Johnstone, Jay,William, 42 yea re,