Julius Aquino, Filipino, was ar
raigned on a charge of flourishing a
knife in the Rainier Club last night,
and bond was set at $100.
GOLD WEATHER,
SNOW BLANKET
COVERS NATION
Wave Extends Over Great
er Part of United
States Today
CHICAGO, 111., Dec. 24.—In most
of the United States today there
was cold weather and also a
blanket of snow.
The wave extended from the
Canadian Rockies south and east
to the Atlantic Coast.
Light flurries continued in most
parts of the Upper Mississippi and
Ohio valleys.
An exceptionally severe cold wave
is expected to advance into Minne
sota and Wisconsin tonight.
THREE PERSONS
DIE IN PUGET
SOUND STORM
Rainswept Streets Claim
Lives of Teacher, Truck
Driver and Pedestrian
SEATTLE. Dec. 24.—Three persons
were killed on the rain-swept streets
within two hours last night.
Mrs. Emma J. Patterson, substitute
teacher, was hit by a truck while
waiting for a street car.
Emil J. Dunbar, of Auburn, was
crushed by a load of steel shifting
on his truck as he braked to avoid
hitting a roadster.
An unidentified negro was hit and
killed by an automobile.
BLOW IN RING
KILLS FIGHTER
PROVO. Utah. Dec. 24. — John
Coomes, aged 17, of Springville,
Utah, died this morning in a hos
pital as the result of a basal frac
ture received in a boxing contest
at a resort near here last night.
No action has been taken against
his opponent. Lou Petro, of Provo.
Utah.
Hearing Set to Determine
If Alaska Coal Producers
Come Under Guffey Measure
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24 — The
National Bituminous Coal Commis
sion has notified Delegate Anthony
J. Dimond that a hearing will be held
on January 13 to determine if Alaska
coal producers are under the Guffey
Coal Act.
