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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
DOMESTIC
employees
Industrial Commission
Tackles Problem

WAEHINGTON. ID. c., Dec. A.
A report prepared by Gail Laushiln.
and issued by the Industrial COM
nsfsion DEALS with the servant girl
problem.
There are fully a million and "A
half domestic employees In this coun-
try, according 20 the report. and the
returns received Indicate that lers
than one-fourth are of native birth.
From the testimony obtained the
report reaches the conclusions that
conditions IN domestic service are az
present unsatisfactory. In a large
proportion the services rendered by
domestic employees are unsatisfac-
tory. and The supply OF competent
domestic workers is far below the
demand. Domestic service II large
~ IN the hands OF unframed and In
competent workers, and IN unpopu-
lar with the majority OF intelligent
women wage workers. The reason
II not found In the wages paid. which
are higher than IN more popular lines
OF work. but In the fact that the do
nestle emplDye IN looked upon as a
personal servant rather than as an
employe hired TO perform specific
service. Because OF this View" says
the report, there IL no fixed stand
ard OF work. the hours Of labor are
Indefinite. the employees entire time
IN subject 70 the control OF the en-
ployer. The position OF the employee
In the household ss that OF a semi
dependent. her social position is that
OF an Inferior"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
In Hotels.

Numbered among prominent hotel
arrivals today are the following.
Al the Busirr-H. y. West. u. G.
g.. from Pert Townsend: q. l.. Rick
ard and wife. from Nome. W. D.
strmtton. attorney general for the
state OF Washington. william ~.
Elmer. a wealthy mining man OF
Juneau.
A. the Seattle~-H. y. Davis. can
merry man OF p~routnF. Capt. l., u.
Hastings. a steamboat man Of Port
Townsend. n. ~. Burke. Chester y.
r. Ewing and w. A. Williams. In
Hurnnre men of San Francisco.
charles NJ. street. OF 81 Joseph. Mol
AZ the ~orthsrn--Dr. ". y. Lyle.
OF Hofheil: q. =. Aor6en. Of Port
land. r. Rose. % San Francisco
AZ the Rainier GFand--c, w. ide.
United states marshal from Tacoma
". r. Moody. OF Portland. A. w.
lanes ~ Port Townsend. George
Hartsch and wife. Of Kirkland.
AT the Dilier--E. l.. Gaudetts.
shlngie min mar OF whatcom; Ios.
Mcfntosh and y. W. pefofimier.
United states timber surveyors Of
Olympia: Al Densmore. logger from
Stanwood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
HILL SCORES
A WINNING

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. a.--(Specinl.)
The Tribune In an exhaustive re.
View OF the railway situation. gays:
1t Is predicted that the most Inn
portant feature of the Northern Pa
cific settlement In yet to come. and
u VIII prove that Mr.. Hill has scored
one OF the greatest coups In railroad
history. As IL stands now. the Har-
riman people consider that in their
equal voting strength with nm in
the Burlington they are just that
much ahead Of the Great Northern
magnate IN the deal
Mr.. Hiifa native shrewdncss ap-
pears. however. IN the apparent ease
with which he has secured control
OF the Northern Sureties Company
la spite of the fact that the Iinrri-
man interests had control OF the
majority Of the stock IN two OF the
three constituent companies. IIarri-
mans controlling interest In North
crn Pacific and Burlington nvails
nothing, when II ~ seen that Mr..
Hin and his party by turning in
Great Northern stock nj 1870 will re-
celve In return more than half OF the
Northern Securities stock. especially
when to this r. added the large block
OF Northern Pacific they control.
Making all allowances for independ-
ent stockholders who do not turn
their stock over. Il is evident that
the I'M party viii be In full control
OF the Securities corporation con-
troll that VIII prove most valuable. II
the public opposition TO the consoii-
dalton does not prevent the consum-
nation Of the deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
IN THE COURTS
Or. a,svss. viii

Or. Laban Powell Reeves who died
Nov. 10. left an estate which has be-
come a bone OF contention. His
widow, who was his third wife. n
few days ago filed copy OF Will
which left the entire estate TO her,
providing. however, that she should
support John y. Reeves, the son OF
Or Reeves second wife. The wild
owls petition inventoried the estate
ns follows: Household furniture 500;
lot IN Olympia, $50; hay on lot. $50.
one mare, si00. total $500 A spec
ial administrator was appointed. but
he isn't getting along well with Mrs.
Reeves attorney. Yesterday John
-. Reeves. who ~ a robust Infant of
20 years, filed q protest against the
probate Of the will. lie values the
estate AZ $4,000 He says the land
at olympia ~ a valuable farm and
Is well stocked with blooded horses
and cattle, He states further that
pr Reeves owned Diamonds worth
$500. Also that the doctors income
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

III the mission Of President Graves
II failure u n likely that all inter-
collegiate relations between WASH
inston and Oregon will be broken on
for an indefinite period,
The second team OF the university
alleses had faith on the part Of tho
hlgh school IN refusing TO play foot
ball next Saturday, The second team
has been endeavoring all season TO
meet the local htgh school, but the
latter has declined. claiming that
they were afraid some OF their men
would be used up before their games
with other high schools. A. they
have now completed their schedule
this reason does not hold. II the
teams do not play Saturday II ls not
likely that they viii meet this season,
az both will disband
Mr.. r. +. Cotton. Pacific Coast sec
rotary OF college. Y. NJ. g. A.. will
arrive In the city this evening. He
WIN Inspect the association az the
university and hold meetings In the
mems room tomorrow afternoon. He
leaves Thursday 10 attend the Ore
gon state convention al Corvallis.
which meets December 8. . and !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
ALL QUIET
AT COLON
Although Insurrection
Is Not Yet Over

s>of.ON. Dec. s.--Gen. Carlos Al
Nan governor Of Panama aud com
rander os the Isthmus army, says
she Colombian government can now
maintain free transit across the
Isthmus. but that the Instruction
"a not vet ended. There are sever.
Il bands OF Liberals In the inter
ar led ~ nolisarlo porras and DO.
nirgo niaH.
Juan Antonio liminex. q member
a, Dtax star. has come voientar-
nv 10 Panama and surrendered 20
Gen. Alhan.
II Is believed that Rocas del tnr.
ris Is now 10 the hands OF the revo-
lutionistS.
The onfclafs who were taken pris-
cncrs al the capture OF Colon by
the insurgents. have returned here
from the mountains. where they
we're confined.
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was 5000 the last two and one half
years OF his llf6. and that the books
~ possession OF Mrs. Reeves VIII
show Il.
a threc-cornered argument took
place before Judge Thilman this
morning which was not exactly a
love feast, The court was obliged
20 pour oil upon the troubled waters
or controversy, Mrs. Reeves wants
20 continue the business, which al
parties admitted 20 be valuable. with
the ala ~ the doctors office assist
ants. The court thought II 60 the
interest 81 all parties that this should
De done, and told her 20 go ahead.
~ conjunction with the special nd-
mlnlrtration. The court refused 10
order any money TO be drawn from
the estate by either the widow or
the son, ana said he would hear the
case as soon az all parties were
ready.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

feet on the part OF the Wehfootcrn.
who last year defeated Washington
easily. a. to Q. but this year decline
TO play. They can make no excuse
FOR their action.
President Graves. who early IN the
year prumised the university team u
banquet has offered instead 10 20
down TO Eugene to see President
Strong OF the oregon state univerE.
lty and see IL something cannot be
done ca force tho Wehfoogera to play.
fiis last proposition VIII likely be ac-
certcd by the members OF the local
eleven. 80 they are all eager FOR
chance at Oregon. Many OF this
years eleven we're ON last years
team which was so dlHaBtrounly de-
featcd aud They are burning for re-
VanuN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
Supply Increased

To improve the character Of comes-
tic service, the writer suggests the
supply Of intelligent workers must be
lncreaeeds TO increase the supply Of
intelligent workers. conditions mus,
be improved and the social position
OF the domestic enpioye must be put
on par with that Of other wave-
-arnerH. Domestic servants must be
put on a business basis. and there
must be more scientific conception
OF the character OF household labor.
lnstruction In public schools Ia
the elementary principles which
bear upon household affairs would
do much 20 give the next generation
a better understanding OF the Inn
portance Of household labor and the
principles underlying It,. he says.
The establishment CT household
work training schools. he thinks.
would do much 20 improve conditions
and prepare Intelligent workers to
perform the work for which they are
hired. The evils existing In domes-
tic service arise chiefly from the fail
ure 10 apply 70 such service modern
economic principles These evils
must be remedied by the slow pro-
cess Of evolution through educa-
ton"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
NO MERCY
FOR REBELS

MANILA. Dec. t.--Gencral Smith.
commanding the American troops
IN Samar. has peremptorily refused
the request OF Gen. Lukehan. the
rebel commander In the island. %
open negotiations for surrender,
Everywhere In Samar the Amerl.
cans are waging active warfare on
Filipino smugglers. it7 boats On.
gaged In smuggling were destroyed
during November. Twelve salt fac.
tories and many tons OF rico and
hemp gathered by rebels were also
destroyed. In southern Samar the
marines are doing great work and
keeping tho insurgents constantly
In the jump.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
KNOCK the PREACHER DOWN

his cell with Rev. Deisinger. hts
spiritual adviser. The clergyman
Was reading from scriptures when
Brown knocked him unconscious by
a blow on the head with an iron
bar. Brown ran swiftly TO the jail
yard and tried 10 climb the fence
bu, was captured By the deputies
Shortly after the capture he was
taken 10 the Ealto~s and swung OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
West Seattle Roadmasier

The West Seattle road supervisor
ship contest was settled BY the Of
flee seeking the man. Martin Kyle.
who was not a candidate, was APP
pointed BY the county commission
eTE. thereby sailing between scyIIa
and Charybdis, and several other
horrors created by the strife among
four candidates. The entire cons
was torn up BY the contro-
yersy over this highly important Of
Zee
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ARE ALIVE
Authentic Cable Report
From Miss Stone

WASHINGTON. u. G., Dec. A.
Consul General Dickinson cabied the
state department thie morning from
cnnetAniinoplc. that he had just re-
oeiyed a report by a special metz
s.nRur that Miss Stone and Nine.
Tallka are Htill held by the brigands
IN the woods of GuitiDe, Bulgaria.
This sets at rest all question as 10
the captivea being still alive. The
cabied report says that at the time
the special messenger left, both pfiH-
onern were well, but are being cone
tlnualiy worried with threats. Aside
from this their treatment II humane.
steps for their recovery are more
active than ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
Roslyn

ROsLYH. Dec. alt was the clti-
gems against the people at the cioc.
ton held here yesterday. and the
citiacnH won. The winning ticket Is,
Mayor-W. T.. Morgan tCitixena).
Recommendations Hturca. (Giti-
ncnal.
Clerk~-E. j. Mathews (CltiEenHi.
Attorney-w. j. Welsh tcitizcns)
Health Onicer-~Dr. l.. l., Porter
tCitizensb.
Couneiimen--J. n. Armstrong (Peo-
pleAl. l.. g.. Kennedy tCitlxensl. u.
4. Hannister tcitinennl. IL. y. Han
sen lcitiKena).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
FOR ASSAULTINC
LITTLE BOY
Cswafdice Sad to Be Practiced BY
Pupils Of Minor School

". w. Bolster, of the law firm of
Bowman. Bolster 4 Eaton. has
sworn out complaints In Judge
cams court charging Earl Norman.
Victor TourviIIe and Elmer Lester
with assault and battery on hia
tBolster's) 7-year -oid SON The lads
pave not yet besn arrested.
! Al attend the Minor school, and.
according 20 Mr.. Bolster. II has been
TIE custom Of these boys and others
70 catch some Hide fellow. hold him
and beat him IN fact. Mr. Bolster
Gays he knows OF case where a lit
tie boy was tied 10 telephone pole
and large boys slapped Rim IN the
face and otherwise beat him 10
thfir hearts content
The arrest Of the boys was deter
mined upon as an example In fhe
hope that the practice may be
stopped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Books Destroyed by the Fire Have
Been Duplicated

All the books belonging 90 the Sc
attic Public library which were de-
stroyed BY the fire. have been du-
plicated, The library Is limited In
It's space at present, and many OF
the volumes are stored. Galleries
are being built In the upper rooms
81 the library building. and whom
these are finished, most OF the works
cfn be obtained by the public.
The demand for books IL increasing
ana the list Of members grows every
day. a rule adopted by Librarian
Smith, Of giving out duplicate cop
les OF the latest works on fiction, at
s cents week. has met with much
faygf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
IF THEY COULD
ONLY WIN OUT
Such Suits Would Put q New Phase
on Liquor Selling

A new chapter In q familiar case
has begun IN Judge Belts depart
ment Of thn courts. On Dec. 3.
1900. sam Brown. alias W. ~
Thompson. While on a drunken aprww.
assaulted Elmer Lord NJ Stones
Landing In this county. Lord died
from hla Injuries. firown. alias
Thompson. was convteted of murder
In the second degree. and n now
In the Waiia waiia penitentiary,
Edward Lord. father Of yhr vic
tim. brought suit against Jaffs and
Co.. 81 tne Wine Creek Winery ms
iiS Second avenue south. claiming
that Brown. or Thompson. obtained
bis liquor from that house. His CON-
plant sets up that he IL an invalid
20 years osi. and that he was de-
pendent upon hts son for support.
He asks fie.oon damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
BASEBALL
There May Be Two More Clubs
Added 10 Northwest League

u. r. Dugsisls. the local baseball
manager. returned yesterday from
New York. where be has been at
tending the meeting of the minor
leagues Of Tire country. The con-
Veuttcn was entirely successful In
sts purpose. which was 90 formulate
an agreement preventing players so-
ting from ons club to another with.
out being properly released.
In the opinion ~ Ar. Du9tnis. the
Pacific Northwest leaEue may take
tn two new clubs next year. but
whAf ones we're meant could not be
learned lie haa Recently signed ~
fselr~rr-te 50 r'yssielder from the
South. fer nss' year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
A GREAT
RUMPUS

OLYMPIA. Dee. 1.-THE capitol
commission Is IN regular session to-
day. The biggest row yet between
Contractor Gous and Architect
Ritchie took place yesterday. Richie
recently drew new plans. calling Cor
rs tons more steel. and otherwise in
crraAing the cost Of the capitol an
nex.
Csosa took most violent excep-
tons to this and submitted again
his own plans IN the enfesvor TO get
the commission TO pas. them over
Ritchie's head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

DR. MoGregor has opened dental
rooms Globe building. First avenue
and Madison street. -.
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snohomlsh

aHOHoMIsH. Dec. 4.--The non
partinans elected the Following ticket
hers yesterday.
Mayor-F. \, Anderson.
Cierk--JameH burton.
Trraaurer-w N. Snyder.
Attorncy~-A, 81. Abel.
Health onicer--Dr. q. ". Black.
man.
councllmen-~M. Aihert.x u. ~
Morgan. c. II. bakeman. H. ID.
James
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
Renton

RENToN. Dec. t.--Ths election
was one-sided and uneycntfui. Tho
old city officers were all ON the
Citizens ticket and were all re-elcet-
ed an follows:
Mayor--A. J. Beach tRep)
Trcanurer--Jehn hevan ulep)
Councilman Adams, Roger
Jenkins. Thomas Dobson, Harold
Evans, Josiah Tonkin.
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EVERETT. Dec. t.-Ths Demo
Gratis elected ouo councilman here
yesterday aud the Republicans the
balance of the ticket. The success
fui candidates are
Mayof--W. g. Terysll (iep.l
Clerk. ~. Mitchell lnsp)
Treasurer Paul Murphy utepl
Attorncy--J. w. Hartnets titep.i
Health ofsacer~-j. J. Sullivan glrp.l
counelimen--F. y. Noycs tRep.l /.
Alex Thompson DEM. y. J. cralgx
tRep), n. X. Fcndleton situpJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
THIRTY-FIvE
AT BREAKFAST
Boarders at The City Ian Are Thin
ming Out

THE IL lower cells Of the city
Jail are vacant today. said Jaiior
g. l. Grant. ''the first time since last
May This morning We had but Is
for breakfast. which Is the smallest
number since I have been on the
force. Ordinarily there are from
90 TO 81. Another thing very no
tlceable II that nearly all the pris-
cners are new sacer. The chrpnscx
seem 10 have been run out Of town"
Last month was one Of the iarx-
est in the history Of the department
For feeding the prisoners the city
paid out over 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

Joe Davis was pat on trial before
Judge Griffin this morning for hold
ing NJ a man ON one Of the docks
about dusk Of Nov. 10, 1900. Davis
WAS once convicted upon the teHfi-
mony OF the victim, who positively
Identified him. A new trial was
granted, and today the prosecuting
witness weakened and Wnh not sure
OF the defendants Identity. The
case was accordingly dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN
F0URTH-CLASS CITIES
Ballard 49,. 49,.

BALLARD. Dec. t.--The election
yesterday passed on quietly but waA
closely contested. The following cam
didates were successful.
Mayor Thomas 9. Reed utep)
Clerk. Murdoch tRepD
Attofnoy--H. ". Peck tDem.)
Trcaaurer.~F. NJ. Delioas tlksp)
Health ofiieer-pr. BridenHtine
CRepl
Councilmcn--A. Nelson CDem),
Francis Fraser tpem.b, william Bat
ley CRep.). w. cleek tRep)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

O, J. Smith was acquitted yester.
day 81 the charge OF larceny from
the person. Be was accused 81 TAX
ing watch and chain from Cecil
ihzelton, "A resident Of the notorious
~, Paul house.
John -, Patterson was granted "A
divorce from Luelih Il. Patterson
this morning on tho ground Of the
defendants incurabie Insanity. Hhe
has been In the asylum for ten
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
Puyaiiup

puYALLuP. Doc.--A mixed ticket
IN the result 0f yesterdays election
here. Those elected are.
Mayor-c. &. Mcmillan (Rep.)
cicrk--George w. Edcfton (Citi-
zoua.)
Treasurer c. Field (citiztns)
Attorncy-li. T. Blackburn CRep.)
Health ofilcer--Dr. r. Mccfacken
(CltiEens)
councilmen - ). -. Stevenson
ulepD. 3. n. i.oveioy ,Citizensl,
John YRnt dRepD, =. l.. Mofiitt
(Rep), =. 3. i.eggett (citixenul,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

CAMDEN. N. T.. Dec. s.--Chas.
Brrxn was hanged In Mount Holly
jall yara yesterday for the muir
der a washington Hunter.
A few moments before the time
sex for the execution Brown made
! desperate attempt to escape. The
Death warrant had been read 10
Hin and be bad been left alone In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

Mary Ware has 2led complaint
In divorce against channcey Ware.
accusing him ~ adultery with Lou
fosren. a married woman, and ~
aAsocinting with vile and dianolute
persons OF both sexes. She asks that
Chnuncsy be enioined from drawing
$500 out OF bank. but doeen't seem
to have been anxious about II, mn the
defendant was served with summons
on November ~. and no papers were
2led until today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
Domestic seisnes

Tho domestic science department
includes plain sewing. DISSEMINATING,
embroidery and cooking. The fol-
lowing series OF lecture has been pre-
pared for the Travel club, which n
open 20 all members. Walk Through
Rome" Rev. II. N. Gowen: Berlin"
Miss olive Wente. Egypt" Miss
Mary Shumway: Alaska" Judge
w. -. Wood Italy, Mr. Joseph
Shipper. England" Rev. 7. =. u.
Llwyd. st. Peters and the Vati-
can" Mrs. Edwin TNyitmver.
The physical department viii be
under the charge OF Mrs. Or. Shep-
ard. formerly physical instructor in
the Minneapolis public schools.
The religious features OF the as
ISOLATION include a gospel meeting
at y. m. on sunday, and special
Bible classes. IN addition at least
twice a month the association will
entertain It's friends with meetings
OF a social or musical nature.
a lunch IS served every day AT
noon for working girls. During the
past month an average OF 200 young
women awaited themselves OF this
privilege every day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

OLYMPIA. Doc. t-Ths Republic
ans we're far in che lead In yenter-
days election. The successful can
iidhten are
Mayor-c. J. Lord tRep.l
Attorney~~M. q. Royal thep)
Cisrk-v. A. Miiruy thspJ
Treasurer - w. A. HoKemeyef
tfisp.b
Health onscrs--R n. Ksneaid usrp3
Counesfnssn--H. q. Richardson.
ciand Weston. 4. w. Price. Y. ~.
Cole. ". q. Shore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04

plays do not tire Of witnessing it's
presentation. The present season Is
tnr tenth for Mr.. Herne's master
piece, which many critics have FREE
auently compared TO the poems Of
the peoples poet. james Whitcomb
Riley. Shore Acres" opens At the
arand Friday night for three per-
formances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
SUICIDE

gANDUsKY, O.. Dec. s.-Mat-
thew auckland. who says his home
4 in Lallfcrnls. cut his throat with
. raror on an east bound Lake
shore train at Port Clinton YES
teraay. The wounded man WAS
taken from the train here. Death
Is riomensarily expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
Kent

KENT. Dec. s.-Th~re was but one
ticket In the field yesterday and all
OF the candidates won out easily.
Thosr elected are.
Mayor-B~ A. Bowen.
Treasarcr--H. Il. Madison.
counelimnn- ssid Boucher. IL. r..
Rasmussen. sam CasanAukh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
DISGUISED
AS NEGRO

COLUMBIA. $. c., Dec. s.-Csfes
from the residence OF a leading cifi-
zen of f.aurens last night brought
the neishbors to the street In their
night clothes. following the screa ms
OF a beautiful society girl. Clarence
r. Babb. a neighbor. saw two men
jump from the window OF her room
and gave chase. surprising them TO
be negro burglars The men sem
arated and Babb finally shot one
down. lie was horrified 10 find that
the man was Henry G. sullivan, a
young well-to-do citizen OF the town.
lie refused TO give the name OF his
companion.
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centrsIia

CENrRALIA. Dec. 4-There was
hut one ticket In the field here yes
ferday. Those elected are.
Mayor~-E. II. thinner.
clsrk-w %. lienneit.
Attorney ". Buxton.
Trennurer-P. Y. stahl
Frank Harm. 9. g.
Henderson, Jr.. Lawrence tfar. H. II.
Tulty. 4. v. bloomfield. Edwin Nell
con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
Funeral Of Geo. Hackeii

The funeral Of George Hackctt,
VINO died M Whatcom November 30,
was held from BonDcy n Stewards
phflnrH this morning. Burial was
made AZ Lake View cemetery. Mr.
lihckett was brother 81 Mrs. Q.
a. Young. ibzb seventh avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-04
JANUARY 20
ioAn Henry VIII Be Tried for Muir.
der Of Henry Kinney

ac sohn Henry, the negro who shot
49, ~, ssa killed Henry Peter Kin
"a "a ~, ~ ~; Ngy, =, while attempting %
~si.,r W. h,e y smother man, wag ar.
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