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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-01

In A FIGHT
ATTORNEYS T. o. PAGE AND
J. e. meoREW ARRESTED FOR
INDUCING IN A STREET ROW

Thomas u. Page, one Of the law
yern Who defended Paul Underwood,
aud J.. y. MeeireM. alao 4 well known
local attorney. we're arrested ~ Io-
nccman Ailliksn this morning Tor
fighting. me row occurred on Hiret
avenue IN front OF this Pioneer build
ing. Those who saw the encounter
say that PAGE had a little tho best
OF the first round. IL was ~ the end
OF this that the police came Ia ana
called the contest off.
The trouble grew out OF the sem
bational charges that hecreW MADE
In Justice canu's court some time
ago regarding Deputy Pfonecuting
Attorney Griffith. Mr. Griffin Later
proved that he was IN no way guilty
OF bride taking. As Vas intimated'
and has Instituted difbarhent pro-
ccedingH Aga4nft both Attorneys Me-
Bride and Mcsre~, sho we're mixed
Up la the affair.
Ia MS answer 10 AFR. Griffth's PEE
tition for disbarmsnt. filed In the
superior court. Attorney bcGrew
brought the name Of Attorney Page
into the affair. To obtain an ex-
PLANTATION Of this Page today APP
preached aeGrsu. Then the fight
came off.
Eaeh man claims that the other
started the fight but Page says he
had merely asked for an explanation
when Ae8Few struck at him. Page
then waded IN aud soon a crowd was
attracted 70 the scene BY the cries
for help OF AeCrcw.
Policeman Miiiihen responded and
took both men To the police station,
where they were booked on q charge
Of fighting. and then released on
theiE personal fecoEutzanceH.
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END OF CAMPAIGN s sa,..n s s%s. 5. s'' En-
s E,s as's Senatorial rs is DRAWING NEAR

bench was created by the last iegiN-
inture. Judge Il EMORY was appointed
60 the place. Ills friends claim that
he has made an enNiahie record,
His Republican opponent, George
T.. Morris. Is a Ia WNer la high stand
ing. and partper at Judge Winsor.
County Commisaionsrs
The choice of two county commits
aloncrs attracts SEINE interest The
candidates from the city district are
Charles baker. Republican, and 4,
81. naultan. he maerut 10th are
well known hurineas men. The can-
didates from the north district Of
the county are peter J. Smith. Re-
publican. the prna.int incumbcnt.n and
Nm. j, Tfimhis. Democrat ar.
smith has a good record la the cnice
which he seeks nFn IN. and Mr. Trim
BILE h we'll known In the northern
part of the counts y. where he has
resided for IS searr Mr.. Tffnhle'a
supporters urge In his behalf that he
h a practical road builder. having
been engaged for many years IA 4
road contractor ans bridge builder.
Good roada ara ftlsa an interest
ing Hubiect-almrnt n hubby-~Mith
Mr.. Daultou. who tsaH written sew
eral exhaustive newspaper articles
on road making
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The shrlevaity contest IL conduct
"a with some bitterness, and both
sides claim "a be certain Of success
Considerable mud aiinEink has been
INDUCED In. The enemies ~ John
Woodlng. the Republican candidate,
have exeaVatea the old aimshouse
scandal OF many years ago. when
MIR. WoodlnE Vas county commits
sloner. His supporters, IN turn,
through the morning Republican orr
KAN. have attacked sheriff Cudihee
for not catching Tracy, claiming also
that the sheriff put tho county 20
unnecessary expense,
The Sherifs friends say In reply,
that public opinion demanded that
the sheriff make every possible ef-
fort 60 capture the outiaw, and tina,
the expense WAS carefully held doWn \.
sheriff cudihce paying all his own
expenses throughout, even for rail-
read aud LIVERY hire. as shown by the
fact that no expense voucher IN favor
OF Cuaihee has ever been presented
10 the county.
The Superior Judneship
Considerable quiet work has been
done for Judge George Meade Emory,
the Democratic candidate, FOR re-
election as superior judge. When
the fourth place on the King COUNTY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-01

With enls two more days between
them ami the fAll election, the poiit-
icnns of the city are stirred up TO
fever heat Of partisan excitement.
The stili hunt FOR contested Offices
soes on apace. In the south end dis
ticg u she city much careful herd
ms Il the order NJ. the day. and NUM-
erous "r1tiuders who al other times
and SEASONS 10 not eat regularly. are
now favored WITH ample supplies OF
pocket money
The f1sst ward d the debatahls
erouna in the Thirty fourth district
senatorial aNht between George q.
rtper and Judge William Hickman
Moore. Republican and Democratic
candidates respee lively. Noses can
b. counted with reasonable accuracy
A. the Fourth ward. but a Philadel-
phta lawyer could hardly tell what
the tarea precincts OF the First.
which are Included IN the Thirty
fourth district. viii DO IN the returns.
Both sides profess the utmost con-
fdcnce IN the result. The Piper fac
sion Is openly charged with padding
the registration IN the First. through
the help OF the CIaaeys and their adj
herents. and Il i certain that many
dead names are on the books.
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MRS. RUSSELL TELLS
SENSATIONAL STORY
FILES BATCH OF AFFlpAvirs SHOWING WEALTHY HUs-
BANDS BLIND hFATuArion FOR VIOLET BALL

Sensational nftidayita were filed Ia
tbs superior court this morning ia
the sensational divorce suit Of Elix-
aheth ltuasuii against her wealthy
husband. Charles Russell. Tho am
davtta are made on Mrs. Buaseils
behalf and are SWORN 10 by the
friends who Viii be her star witnenn-
~ at the trial Of the case.
Mrs. Russell IL suing TOT divorce on
the ground that her husband has for
months been hlindlY Infatuated with
one Violet fiail size alleges that he
has been aprndlnE Al hls time ana
most % his money with ALIAS BAN.
for some months past
Ia one OF the hffidayitn. Mabel
f.huEhlin eweafa that Russell al
ways called Violet Bali "duckie."
NioietE pet name for nusscli was
only dear"
William Laugblin. IN his nffidavit
swcarn that when iiunaeii first came
TO cell ON Minm Hall at his house. he
and his wife remained In the parior.
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After awhile, however. they began 20
feel that they we're a crowd. no re-
tired and left the two alone.
Violet. IAuEhiin says, was very
profuHs IN her expression 81 affcc-
ton for Russell. and seemed 90 feel
that she had "A better right To spend
his money than the wife did. She
said. LauEhiiu sWeafa. that she could
not understand how AIRS. Russell
could feel injured.
When Russell was In Salt Lake.
Violet used 10 play and sing ia
leave my happy home for you" Bus
sell was 80 pleased with this honor
that he had Niolet'n photo taken as
Fhe sang the dirty.
Mrs. RUSSELL nled an anndayit this
morning IN which sine says that in
spite Of her husbands wealth. he
refuses to pay hia household bills.
The butcher. the baker and the cam
dle-Htick maker are dunuluE her. she
says Even tho servants wages and
the laundry Bill have not been paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-01
n0lllOv Into Metropolitan Fire En-
INQUInl CINE Purchase Ends in Its
Approval Council Com cAOnInhI
mittee's Proceedings GHnUIUHI

At It's nesting lAzt night the nrc
and wafer COMMITTEES Of the city
council decided 10 recommend that
the two thlFsi=aixet NJ Metropolitan IRE
engines pufch BIZ the board az
public works from the international
Fire Engine Company. be accepted.
The no.caiied Investigation ~ the
COMMITTEES OF the charge made that
the engines sire high priced and OF
Inferior quality. proved 90 b. a
fares. Only one witness vas exam
tncd aud he vas chief Cook. who
recommended the p9reharc Of the
engines ard who II on record as a
believer IN their merits.
The charges In effect were that
the only bids submitted wefc from
the FIRE engine trust that the en-
ginan cost the city $500 more than
better engines could have been
bought for. nud. mort important ~
all. that they we're fitted eith the
fo1 tubular boilers. one of which
proved far from satisfactory after a
ahort eersiee IN the Seattle depart
ment
Tfsln Metropolitan engine was IN
tho refsair nizora for several weeks
last fprinK. While there 3, was ~
fitted with several new boiler tubes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-01

STEAL A $500
MICROSCOPE
AT UNIVERSITY

The police have been notified that
a 800 miscrscope was stolen out OF
the new science hail at the rtatc uni
verHity. T'he theft is somewhat
rnysterious one. There is no sign OF
a burglary. None Of the doors have
been forced and the windows have
not been tempered with.
The instrument wae one OF the
most valuable al the university and
one OF the most necessary. There
are few microscopes of its kind In
this section Of the country and the
police believe they will be able TO
find IL.
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More
Important

In no other line u merchandise Ia
the average buyer called upon 20
iruht more implicitly In the integ-
riiy ~ the seileF than In purchasing
a piano. There are 80 many imifa-
tionE. some II which bear such a
stirling resemblance 20 the real. that
it's not BY any Hseaun an easy mat
ter for the uninitlated to distinguish
the difference We regret that deal
cfs sometimes tnke advantage - the
lack 81 knowledge on the part Of
their patrons and overlook the fact
that there Il huch a word as 'ifnifn p
ton" and use a general term for all
pianos 81 a class when there IL really
~ much difference as there Ia boz
tween day aud night We are very
particular in our representations and
every instfume1ss Ia sold for exactly
what II IL. our large general war;
rooms. as well an the i've plano par
tors. are crowded with IN. beat as
sorted stock Of the leading makes
ever shown here. all going at from
third to half iess than actual
value during cur great expansion.
surplus stock and special cut price
knle.
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ARRESTED ON A
MURDER CHARGE

]. ~. Carter vas arrested today
upon . teleEfApaic demand from
Perry. Oklahoma. stating that he
was wantsr there for murder. Car
ter came here recentiy from the
point named. ard Il residing here
with n wife and nine children. he
states that he Il under bond 10 APP
pear - a witness ia the case. which
IL against another man for a killing
done a year ako.
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TO REDUCE
THE Time

CHICAGO. Nov. lon sunday a
new train 10 the Pacific coast, over
the Rock Island and Southern Pa
rific roads. win be pat on which viii
reduce the time from The Atlantic
coast to the Pacific to s. hours. The
new train viii be called the Golden
State Limited. ard Will connect IN
this city with the fast limited trains
on the Lake Shore and the Penn
sylyauia. which now run between
Chicago and New York IN 30 hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-01
DARK FOR
TWO DAYS

TAPAcHuLA- Mexlco- Nov. L.
Eruptions continue tn the Santa
Maria mountains on tho coast of
Guatemala For more than two days
this city has been nearly dark on
account of the great volume Of
ashes and smoke. Decks of ship.
along the coast are covered With
ashes. The destruction nj property
and growing crops on theplantations
IL enormous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-01
TRYING TO
SAVE HORN

CHEYENNE. Nov. f4--Argemcnis
for new trial for Tom Horn. re-
Gently convicted Of the mpnder OF
While Nickel. the claim hefnE that
Horn was hired BY the cattle barona
cause the defense ts working 20 sub
stansiate a confession Il claims TO
have from a man whose name Ia
Withheld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-01
NEGRO PAYS
PENALTY

MEMPHIS. Nov. Ia long dts
lance tniephone message from har dis.
Mianlaplppi, says that a negro im-
piieated Ia the murder OF Edwin
jackson and Charles Hoacile. both
prominent lumhefmen. VAS burned
at the stake laat night. la the pres
ence Of teeo people. The negro made
a confession. IN which he implicat-
"a a white man named Hfokden. The
latter has been captured. and u n
stated that he will also be burned
tho first Instance Of "a ~ hite man be-
ing burned. rs the history of tho
state. The murder ean q peculiarly
brutal one. and was done for the
ptirfa bose Of robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-01
FATAL TRAIN
WRECK

STAPLES. Mimi, Nov, 1.-The
second section Of Northern Pacific
passenger train. MeAtbound, collidcd
with a freight near MooHehead this
morning Charles GoH and q. j.
coagdon. trainmen, were killed, and
John Ryan. brakeman, was serious
~ injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-01
FIVE MINUTE CAR SER
VICE.
Residents OF Capitol Hill VIII Soon
Rejoice Over Change fer the Bet
ter in the Car Service

Cars marked Capitol Hiifr win
soon be run on a Eve minute scheG-
ule. and besides this material change
three other lines reach Capitol Hin
neiRhborhood. thus giving Capitol
Hi transportation unequaled In any
part Of the city. When one conaid-
ers that Capitol Hill as a residence
district Is scarcely six months old,
the above statement speaks volumes
for the popularity Of that locality,
and shows verx plainly that the Sc
attic Electric Company ~ convinced
that future business for the Capitol
Hi street car lines warrants the
added service above mentioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-01
COMMITTED
FOR TRIAL

LONDON. Nov. f.-Rev. George
Martin. who VAS found with a qnan-
tity OF Ioadxr IN his possefsiou
while watching the parade iaef Sat :
urdax on the occasion Of the xing's
trfumphal entry into the cItyx Was
today committed fur trial. ale Is
held as an anarchist and cknnrgr,l
WIN plotting against the life. OF tilr
king
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-01
RAvAGES
OF CHOLERA

WASHINGTON. u. =. Nov. L.
Consul General smith. at cairo.
Egypt. cables that there have been
s.h eases OF cholera since oct 20,
and that ~ victims have dted. The
epidemic u htill spreading, with no
signs OF abatement.
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MUST BE SOLD.

! viii reduce the price of this prop
erty from 81. 500 to 81. $50 IN order TO
close Il out at once. The property
consists of modern B-room house
and lot tox12o. and n large 2-story
barn. The buildings cannot be
duplicated under si,S00. l viii give
n purchaser the following terms.
cash S37b. balance SIS per quarter,
with interest on deferred payment
at 6 per cent
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II don't ike you. and I won't 1--we
Win ves,--ar, there in what May
lee i alleged to have said TO her
industrious husband George.
Then she left him and has never
come back. The deserted husband
was granted = divorce BY Judge Tall
man this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-01
CAN SEE
HIS FINISH

PIERRE. Nsb.. Nov. i.--Gottiied
Sisgenfind. who killed his divorced
wife and her father. wounded his
Wife'a mother. aud cfiminaiiy as
Haulted Lena Brsyer. was this morn
fret degree and sentenced 60 death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-01
INSURGENTS
WIN A GAME

LONDON. Nov. Dispatches
just received from wilirmstad say
that the NeuexueIan government
forces. under Gen. Comes. have been
routed by the Insurgents near San
Mntso. beth sides losing heavily.
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MANY KILLED

st. PETERSBURG. Nov. The
military barracks collapsed NJ the
town OF Gzeeustochs thia morning.
killing IS people ard inJuring Is
others.
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1912 First avenue. on Monday. the
ard OF November. at 1880 sharp, s
dnxcn heya oVershirts. mems over
sat ta teassimefel, 3 grim cradles.
1. mattoeka, Is dozen boxes nliinr
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1915. Worth double. Sample
Suit and Oyereoat Sale at the Rival
Clothing Company's, corner Second
and Madison.
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t8.Tt. Special suit and overcoat
sale Al the Rival Clothing COM
paHys. corner Second and Madison.
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500 hounds lard. EOS yard. aos ss.'a
70 dozen room heaters, ~ .,sa,a.
rasahne lamps. steel rNnke' visko>
beds. carpets. etc. Z, o.
ton. auctioueer,
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Boafs leave Pier Sunday ut II
q. m, lis .. m. $40 .. ~. Cruiser
Philadelphia now on drydock.
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Safety AMI eonffors on the mag
nincent steamer Flyer. single trfp
30 cents: round Trip rs erntn
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REFUSED A
DIVORCE

Mabel Scatter. the pretty young
wife uf Thomas scatter. Whe has
lately become involved IN financial
difficulties. was refused divorce ~
Judge TaIlfnan this morning.
The Ssafera we're married only a
few months. and tbs Judge ef.oke al
some length on a bear and forbeafT
text.
hand always carried whsnkey In his
that at one time he was 20 hard up
for money that he sold her rubber
boots SHE cited several other IN
stances Of his unkfnduesa. hut the
court shook his head and said.
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Boats leave Pier : sunday 1T 10
.. m. lis = m. Sac ?. n. Cruiser
Philadelphia NOS on dfydock.
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ftno.eo reward WiIi be paid for In
formation that wiiI lead 70 the ar.
rest and coneirsion q any person OF
persons found cutting cables OF
otherwise damaging our property.
SUNSET TELEPHONE q TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY.
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Ply on tire Flyer fer 50 Cents
To Taeus1ss Sc cents. round trip y
csnta Always on time.
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AUCTION SAIIs-Ou account OF
whom " may concern, D. a. Eick-
orton & Co. will sell at their rooms,
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Safety aud comfort on tho mag
nifcent steamer Flyer. Single trim
70 cents round trip. rs eerIa.
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FITS

Guaranteed We AZ
not allow you 20 wcEf
aua Of our truascs 0al
- cur place unless ths
hernia In perfectly re-
tanned.
Special roafn. expert
ister and an immense
line Of every style and
size 10 extra charge
for fitting.
Have you noticed
these epeciRiaT Ne
saaier way Of HavinG
money ~ you need ans
Of th0sa.
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DUTY or VOTERS TO
OPPOSE GEORGE U. PIPER

Tuesday King viii be called
10 ticket, several state CHEERS and rev
As election citizens N assrmlninq
should eonsesraon the f
their Of all the rhusness
sxhseh may official actions
independents attisuue an
believes THAI shead tnpsrtsy ana
independent
shsss questions regarding every can
ne FREE FROM CORRUPT OR UNWORTHY ASSOCIATIONS
AND INFLUENCES WHICH MIGHT LAD HI. fRoM -IhE
PATH OF poTYr WOULD HIS ELECTION BEST SERVE
The PUBLIC INTEREST," -,
OF tickets IN the field the Star has hsrssoe.s sac
seisss that ~h
candidate Of either party ~oud secssa
who elected them.
tre o sne
senator from the Thirty fourth es-
sas But public ehce this
his eandsdscy. -.
not the facts tina, Ar
piper Is political boss pure
other occupation For months he has been
noforiousy bad IN the
nj administration
To him. more any Hannes pot-
eharKeahle Of
Of
lieht fn departments city government
allow political parasite OF 3efEe y
the legislature has led 70
rartv IN F4pers Influential
working defeat him al the
me star govenuept opposed 20
OF the LAW = compcsd %
Piper and 20 ask its readers % weigh rim IN
and see o themselves i wanting
10 d o AZ the polls
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Cut Rates to Tacoma

on the magnificent steamer Flyer,
single trip 50 eenta. round trip as eta.
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Cot Rssss 20 Tseems

on the magnificent steamer Flyer
single trip 30 cents. round trip 10 eta
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To Tacoma 50 cents: round trip rs
cents. Always on time.
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Navy Yard Excursion
Beats leave Pier Sunday a. ~
a M lib = m. 5 30 ,. m. Cruiser
philadelphia now on drydock
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LOOK ON THIS PICTURE
AND Then ON that

Z CHICAGO, Nov. fs--chsir-
. man Cable Of tire Democratic
- congregational committee, to-day
= issued q statement IN which he
= says THAT while the COMMITTEES
. Is not sanguine Of an over
= ~hsIning victory. he believes
. that the party viii have q work
. ina majority in the nsss house
= Of ~ least %. Cable predicts
g that the Democrats will carry
. New York By . small margin.
{, He says that tire states N which
9 the greatest Republican sue
q ccrsss are expected are Idaho.
= Wyornina. Montana, Utah,
. Waahinatcn. Vermont, west
. virasnis. Maine. Minnesota,
. Ne~ Hampshire and Norfn
= Dakota.
o cahIe states that he Believes
= Congressman Loud viii be de-
. fratsd In California, or account
. OF the fght made against MIN
q BY the mail carriers
s,s-S1.S "a "a . q % s<s<s<ssss's'
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Tacoma for so Cents
On the steamer Flyer, one way, 80
cents, round trip. 75c cents.
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A. LAWRENCE. sosh Second Ave.
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9aft1 ana oNtfpVat
Special Sample sale. ts.7s. wort h
double. af the Rival Clothing Com
pany's. corner Second ana Madison
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nsiehsr, pros. Pianos ito us,.n.
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TO replace those which had become
pittsd with rust owing 10 the de-
feetlys circulation OF water IN the
Fox boiler. Defective circulation ~
alleged to be the only fault the Fos
boiler has. but the gravity Of this
one defect induced several members
OF this city government 10 object
strongly 10 the purchase OF more
Metropolitan engines.
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4
NEW YORK. New. fs--Chair- 4
} man Babcoek 81 the Republic I.
an congressional COMMITTEES,
} says this Afternoon that the Z
} Republicans will have ct least
) 20 working majority. esbeoek !
, regards thst ss the minimum :
, estimate. He says the Repub-
} leans expect to carry nearly Z
) everything IN the Central West. Z
!, tho Rocky Mountains and o,
) the Pacific ecsst. Bsbeoek
, says that Gov. odeli 81 New
) York will be reelected by 4o.- I
. 600 majority. He expects a
, sweeping majority in the an
, thracites regions, on account OF
, the part taken by the Repub-
) lican administration in settling I
!. the coal strike.
- a a Z. ) D Z 4 -. s-ss
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LOWEST PRICES

LOWEST PRICES
fsinausl's Hair RenfoYrr.
ss+ss s*ssfss ssssStf
Asaiiina Food large ABE
feHia Celery Com
puma sssasss s.s4fUc
ling : swamp Weed
s4sssss ss..s ss.s..lDr
fiot Water Bottle. reg
giHf f1r sssssss.sstft
syrup " bite Pine Com
sfatfd asssss-4ssss ~
fientffoam for ..... De
fanrs Family Tea De
Mother SeigciE Tea Dc
fnFfay's FiorldA Water
s....... ssss NC