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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
Buninesssarxs

Manager--Well that iss5stbe most
businessliks1phaysician T ever hrard of.
Bookkeeper-What has he danes
Manager-The stenographer slipped
on the steps and sp~rainedsher ankle.
He was called and prescribed for her.
Now he's sent a bill: s.sTo repairing
zone, typewriter, five doI1ars.'-essncin-
natl Commercial Tribune.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
VIII Test the Case.

The first move in the test case
brought by the Standard Oil COM
pany to test the gravity provisions of
the state law was made by the ar
rest rof l.. B.. Albright, the Pierre
distributor for the company, on a
charge of offerings for sale a barrel
of oil which was under the required
test.
Albright vas taken before, Justice
Yarnell, where he waived examine
ton and the case will, come up for
hearing before the circuit court in
this county next. week.
The test is being made ora barrel
of oil which was shipped here some
time ago by the company for that
purpose, and which was condemned
by State Inspector Moulton.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
The Rear ERort.

til is very hard" says the girl wlththe
new fall suit, for a girl not to appear to
be trying to attract attention..
1T is a great deal harder asserfH the
girl with the red-trimmed hat, for her to
attract attention and give the appearance
of not trying to make an effort to haveit
appear that she is not trying to attract
attentien..@Jndgas
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
A WhoIesnle INSTRUMENTATION,

Marriage" acridly said the Grizzled
Bachelor, with a grin as pessimistfc
and mirthless as that Of q laughing
hyena lis always q disappointment
: g the fellows who don get the girl.
n to the girlsswho don't get the fell
low; also, to the girl who does get
him, and to the fellow who gets her. s.
Puck.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
Best to- Re Prepared.

ct certainly is raining hard, re-
marked the sweet girl. I'll just get
an umbrella and have it handy for
you
But surely" protested her favorite
beau, there's no hurry"
You can't tell when you may need
It. Fathers home to3night: --Phila-
delphia Press.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
In Double

When he asked the biushing maiden,
Whom hes wished to make his wife,
'If{ shed. trot in double harness
Down the rocky road of tlife,i,
She, it seems, had no objection;.
FnllSof %gladness was his cup
Quick they galloped to the parson,
( And he s~traightway hitched them up.
A4xeakers Statesman.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
PeddlerS.

r. - sfE- ~. L ~
Merchants throughout the. state
have been anxiously awaiting sdeci~
sion by the statessupreme court on
Esthne validity of what is known as
the. %pedd1ers' license law,4Which was
enacted by the last legislature. The
arrest of a peddlersineSioux Falls for
refusing to take out a license as re-
CURED Blythe new law resulted in a
test+eease being carried to the SUI
preme court.
|. If thessupreme court upholds the
law. merchants inaall parts of tsthe
state Willasee that it is vigorously en-
forced. Should the lawsbe declared
Unconstitutional and Void the mer-
chants of South Dakota will again be
at the mercy of transient merchants
and peddlers until the next legislat
tare conyenes and another law franz
ed to stand the fest of ~thewcourts, is
enacted. 49,.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
Is CONSTITUTIONAL,

JudgeSG atkaIna Of the United States
keourt handed down asdecfsipn insstAeeJ
case instituted by the Hartford Fire
INSURANCE NJ "a ;sth IS 4 PE'Rl&PSenix In
surance Company 81 ,Br6oaaslyhf:1ss ssse.
Royal Insurance Company of Rivers
pool, the German-American Fire In
%suraance company and the Spring
field Fire and Marine Insurance COM
pany against John c. Parksifts, "a eam-,
missioner e~fSinsurapce for South Da-
F.kota, in which he slfstainsstfre de-,
murrersof the STATE to the complaint
of the insurance compfaaiias, ssstklteas
holding, intellect, that the anti-com-
pact law enacted by the last legis-.
%lature is constitutional.
The insurance companies sought to.
Have the 1aws, declared unconstitn-
t%ional, as being in copaiets with both
state and federal constitutions. The
defendant demnrred fosthexsbHL for.
wantlof equity.
ELr[A ~
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
Surprise Preferred.

Little Ethel did not want to go TO sum
day school and her mother said: why,
Ethel, don't you want to hear about
Heaven and the beautiful golden
streets?"
.No,I dess not replied the small phi
losopher. Il fink rdsrazzer wait till
get there an, be s'prised.'-Cincinnati
Enquirer.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
Makes d Biz nfaasenca

MI. Timnnidd-How would girl feel
she received q proposal by letter?
Friend-f she didn't care for vaI.
she'd feel insulted.
"Um-Well-er--suppose she did care
for me??
shed say yes BIZ telegraph. - X.
Weekly. ssz=@ssz=4
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20

Mamma seems t have a great fas-
cination for you,. remarked the bean
tiful girl. 1
aShe does fascinate me. be admit
ted. Shy keeping me guessing as to
whether you'll be like her at her age
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20

Wif@Yem sktshnM did he. pet fntn
this obese state?' Well, doctor, I'll tell
you. Hes signed apledge only to drink
at meals, and I'm afraid he's soyereaten
himself.-Punch. 49,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
P~rssidential snrcasm.

rsAre there AnySobiections. to the
minutes as .reaaas,s ask d MRS TT.sMayS
;Leedus, president of the Outsohe-
hurst iWomaits club.
There We're nc objections. IL ~
.NobcdYg HAD, heard the reading of
the minutes. s.tslssgR Ss2ss
For everybody was talking. S. :
atSilencs. gives consent, said the
president, loudly. The minutes will
stand apprnYed.,,-Chicago Tribune, $40
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
wouId seem "a

No matter what you go to see a doc
tor about he is bound to end on your
lungs.
How is that?"
well. he always makes you cough UP Z
Chicago Daily News.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
Conldn,t KiuHim.

How is Dobbs? I hear he has been
very sick
That's what! Nine doctors failed
to relieve him"
Great Scott, he must be fought
Chicago Record-Herald.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
Eatssf .asl-s,Aas Element edSftPrxaanse.

.asiWhy is it." saidasAessstupdents Of htfS
man nature; that when asffan soncesa
Starts sgrafttffihfg. there seems to be no.
limit to his eagegness for spoiis?'
The explanation IS si~nsplesss.replied
the man With the cold, gray eyes; b
wants to- make u + that al fs going
to have enough f~noneyslaid by to em-
ployi S;sssapetentyIh;,Wyer and to meet
the expense of fighting Messaaseai If It
comes into court. ss-4Washington Star.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS
Macaronl Wheat.

The experiment that was made
with maearQni wheat by three or
|sfouG farmers III DayisonErcaa4nty this
season has sprdssens ~sasesssssful in al
respects. d. H. Strothers, living sENSditg
miles YhTh5sFhWest, raised 1000 bush
els ofsthis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES acres of
groulPa, and a-fak.asssssaaaing ee,ths arm
ers tlBHGsoughoAt the county desshaaagsssE
a bushel for s~SWskfsastssssand the
others who raised the grain are do
iinn AZ ths same.
a Mr Sstrothers lsaS# mat svithout
Es'dSsubt macaroni sssoiAg 5teSSbssFthe
comings whsat fofHhb s4ate IIEeSssaid
thafss .faaafmeSaaivtS fl ,fhesa1Iv ici-
mtg WHO sowedsFhe biHe % maasarie-
ty were gettingsall thu wy fHm 1s
to IS bushels per acre, while he aues
s~ceededSin raising IS bushels to the
facfey AND egen at the less price
macaroni is Bringing he declares that
Notwithstanding more money with
the ,macarOn1. 4~esss< 49, rssssss..,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20

so that is MI Versey, the poet. Do
tell me what you consider his ~cleyerast
work"
Getting his poems accepted afterthey
are written."-Boston Globe.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
nressing Roam Gossip.

SAnd he told her she was the only
chorus girl he eyer loved"
81 And he's spending money on
her so fast that it will be no earthly
use for him to love nother.s"t--Puck
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
beyond Them.

y Though 'auto-scorchers may not heed
The rules Of navigation,
To, their distress they cannot break
~ The 1awtsof gravitation.
IBTabklyn Life.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
Not Yet Paid.

.Il NOE Yet Fu1G.
They re saying you're just like alIthe-
other members Of the house" remarked
the newly elected legislators close friend.
They say you have YOU price"
THAT'S g lie" declared the new mem
Il thought so.s @,
Eyes. haven't got it vet, but;I have
hepes"-7Catholic Standard and Times.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20

Elsie-You know, Bobby is our first
counsin. =
Dorothy (onswhomBobby has made an
.unfayorable impression)-Is he? We'll,
/ hope, hes our last, that's all.-Punch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13
ANGLE OVER
ARMORY SITE
MAYOR HuMgs FAVOR THE errrs DONATION OF
PROPERTY AND MAY VET ORDINANCE INTRODUCED

site l am In favuT OF granting the
City's lots Cor aFtnoFy purposes. In
that case the county viii b. obliged
20 raise the funds necessary ~
taxes. ss per cent % which viii be
paid b. the city anyhow and the city
would only save IS per cent OF the
value OF the lots ~ paying the
county aHaeHNsuent.
The lots are suitable FOR the pur-
pose for which they arr desired. II
j. not necessary that the location
should be close 20 the city. The state
statute OF 1893 expressly provides
that the arm0ry can be used only
for legitimate purposes OF the
militia. II cannot be used for other
occasions except by consent from
the commander OF the militia OF the
state. rs purely military building
Il IL not necessary that IL be very
close 60 the heart Of the city.
ON the other hand. n the state
furnishes all the money necessary
King county viii pay oue-fifih Of
the tax and have no control over the
building. The present RFmory was
formed by an armory association.
most u the stock Of which IA uow
controlled b. the militia officers.
Originally. however. Il was IN cor
troll 81 the rlty and could be- used
for any public purpose II desired. II
might be n good plan 20 build the
new arfnory on the same plan. lgnor-
Ing the state and county"
Mayor Hgmes ssld: Il am unni-
terably opposed 10 giving away
those lots worth At least 80. 200 q
the county or state. ! would much
rather put that money into building
a decent city hall and jail. The
building would be practically no
use to the city. as the citizens. ac-
cordinR 10 the statute. cannot use a.
I'm that case Il might as well be 10
Gated al Green Lake.
besides donating the lots the eity
VIII have 70 pay part or the state
tax for building the nrnory and sz
uer cent of the county tax for that
purpose. bringing the whole amount
% be paid BY the city FOR the armary
20 neas4y se9 900. That's all wr0ng
/ am ~ favor OF putting the money
which the CITY needs no worse than
that into building a new iali which
will be large enough 80 that the
policemen will have room 70 huns
NJ their coats and into a city hall
which IL not IN danger OF crumbiinR
70 pieces ne this one r."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13

we're brought TO the courthouse TO
be used az exhibits In cnac The judge
wanted To be shown They are
rala 70 have been captured from Ar.
simRor.a pockets. In one. young
woman from Indianapolis. whom Mr.
EiuHor had never met, but With
whom he was corresponding. con-
graduated him ON his happy manner
Of expressing himself
Your comparison Of yourself 10
an iron gray colt" she wrote.
pleased me 80 much Now I know
she must mean that you are a jolly
middle aged man. I hBd rather aus-
pected you were not young
slaHor allowed the case 10 20 by
default. and his wife dfd not see
him az he slipped quietly into tho
court room, when her back was
turned 70 the door. and stood In a
dark corner.
Following were the divorces
granted Thomas Ashmnre frsm Ka-
tie Ashmofe. discretion. J. Mink. from
Louise Mink. desertions -. Coleman
from sllaa Coleman. nun-Hupport
Arthur Peterson from Nellie. incom-
patabilitY ~ temperament. Grace
+. Smith from Frank Smith. non
support Edna s. whitley from
John whitley. non support: Annie
Anymore from Reeves Aylmora. non
support: Charles y. Kuehl from
Bertha Kuehl. desertian. Katherine
Mckinney from John Mckinney
cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13

Mayor Huines has not yet had an
opportunity to confeE With CITY
Comptroller Riplinxer over the city 3
PROPOSITION to donate eight blocks In
North Seattle to the country for an
armory site. which was endorsed Al
q special meeting Of the city council
yestsraAy. but he stated this morn
ing that he was unaitefably opposed
to Il and would probably make such
a report 70 the council Il = very
unlikely that uordiHance turning
over the property 10 the county can
he RAISED b. the council over his
vefoe as three cuuucilmen voted yes
tsrday against the proposition.
There seems to be considerable
Misunderstanding among the latter
as to the status Of the situation and
tn. Indications are that more Of
them viii vote negatively on the
matter after Il has been more fully
considered.
Councilman James. who voted ~
favor Of the donation. stated this
morning that there had been eousid-
cradle question in his mind ever
since the proposition came up that
II II the proper course 20 give away
the property. He saEd.
IF the county r. going 10 buy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13
ENDS LIFE
OF SHAME

A private Telegram received in
his city. states that Mrs. Jed Hart.
OF Seattle. committed suicide in
Portland. ore. last night. in her
husbands apartments. The woman
has for some time past been an
inmate OF the Midway clubhouse.
notorious new tenderloin brothel.
She was formerly Miss Mamie East-
man.
Hart Is n bartender. and was COM
PEELED TO marry the girl. two years
ago. In order TO avoid a prosecution
for criminal assault They have
never lived together
The girl left Seattle yesterday
morning, telling another Midway
woman that she was going TO Port
land 10 see her husband.
The news from Portland is not
confirmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13
SPLIT 6
COUPLES
TWO JUDGES OF suPERIoR
COURT CLEARED Up THE Of.
voRcE CALENDAR

In one little hour last night SUI
perior Judges Miller ana beil scat
tered aesss % sunshine In the SHAPE
Of divorce DEGREES. into the lives OF
~ persons who had tried uatrimany
ard found Il wanting. only because
they had not exercised sufficient
discretion IA the selection Of part
ner.
A aperiai session ~ court was held
nv both Judges. for the purpose 81
relieving the cougested condition 81
the divorce calendar By clearing u
a. nearly aa possible Of the default
eaaea. IN which the defendant could
not be found. or were like the I'M
mortal Barkls ''wiiiln."
Old and young. handsome or palm
are treated aitkf In the divorce
court. and. counting the witnesses.
n was a motley ns8emhlaRe OF the
different types ~ human nature
The gas light was Kind 70 the few
women. already "faf and forty" who
sought 10 make themselves fair, BY
an IuIudleiouH application. Of the
ross mink which beauties without
aliurlng. and the festive raro1idc
but IL made the faces Of the desert
cd. non supported type. who Tor
Years had tolled and suffered. and
made drudges Of Themselves. only "a
be thrown aside. more haKgard and
caraw0rn than ever.
The men who were plaintiffs sat
in the rear Of the rooms and seem
ed 20 be much more nervous when
on the Stand. than the women.
The case which attracted the most
interest was that brought by Mrs
Kate SlnRor against her husband
william, on ground Of non support
and cruelty. which consisted OF be-
ing too fond OF other women. II
was q most peculiar case. Siaeor
who r. the sort ~ man who looks
as II he might belong 10 the David
Hnrum type, seems 20 have n regu-
lar kluptomania for stealing tho
hearts Of pretty women. principally
widows.
re charmed them, not so much
hts wife says. with his personality
as with his delightful love letters.
Answers from divers and sundry
women to his impaHsioned epistles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13
INN WAS ALL | HAD
m M MMD''
AGED WOMAN HAS LOST Her ONLY SUPPORT. AND DOESN'T
CARE TO LIVE ANY

does not Jet fully realize II. his un-
tineh death has left her In most un-.
suVlAhis circumstances. - il nearly
a. years q aEe. ard not strong anouFh
- do wurk necessary for her @ keep
body and Houl Together. Since the
news o. her boYa death Was brought
Is her. she has bgsn in 4 state - cob
LAPSE ard h belnE cared for ~ a
friend Of the family
Until the curonsr'H jury brought In
a vrrdic, taht death was due 10 heart
failure supetinducFd BY the shock.
Mrs. Hutton SAYS she never had the
faintcat suspicion that her adopted aon
was not perfectly healthy. and that
she cannot bring herself 60 believe that
auch Was not the case. "a but a very
short time age croEisr vas examined
Tor membership Ia averet organise
ilan aud found 10 be IN perfect phys
Teal condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13
SUSPECT

Harry Jones. who II alleged 70 have
been the aeoompliee Of George Van
Horst the boy hlghwayman. In the
hold up q the Lesohi Park hotel and
the robbery u T s. 1appy. the Kion-
dlka millionaire. was arrested or
Washington street by elective Lane
this afternoon.
Horst has been convicted and sent to
the peniteutiary. Jones. sithourh sus-
pectsd. MAS not 20 be found AZ the Time
81 Van HurHts arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13
SHOT AT
HIS Wife
THEN SAM MURRAY WOUNDED
HIS ALLEGED RIVAL FOR HER
FAVOR

Armed with revolver. Sam Muir
ray made a murderous assault up
on his wife igthe dining room OF the
Argo hotel. al South Seattle, last
evening. firing one shot at her, but
missing. Alexander Hulteines, whom
Murray accuses OF having alienated
Mrs Murray's affections, then inter-
fored.
Murray then turned the revolver
upon him. and wounded him serious
liz IN the thigh. After the shoot
ing, Murray escaped. and SO far
the sherlfrs office has been unable
TO capture him,
Murray and his wife formerly re-
sided at Ballard. They have not
been living together for several
months. and Murray recently served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13

Jim vas all had IN the World and
God has taken him away tnN ! am
ell alone. IN my oli age It's hard g.
say. THY wiH be done when my heart
10 hfrakins. and I wish had been
taken. taos This 4 the piteaua prayer
og a deer. white haired Old lady. hfH,
Mary Iuitun the aunt aud Tester
mother u james cruHler. tho con-
duetor on the Cedar street ller. who
pss instantly killed BY an electric
nhoek last Thursday, while reporting
of duty at the telephone box owned
- The Seattle Electric company At the
corner q FIFTH avenue and Denny
Way.
IIs vas a fine looking young fellow
> years % age and was devoted 60
his aunt Wha has cared Ter him a.
her oHn since Dc WAS i've years ~ aEe,
lie Waa her sole support and although
she l. 30 stricken with Efirf that she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13

PORTLAND. ore. Nov IA
bold saloon holdsup took place herv
last night Al midnight two masked
men entered CRseate'a SALOON and
ct the point Of REVIEWERS compelled
the bartender and u men to hold up
their hands, They then lined the in
mates q the saloon up face e. the
Wali while one covered the mrria-
oned men with his revolver the other
tapped the TN iu thc cash register.
The TIVE men then left the saloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13
HUNTERS IN TROUBLE

Game Warden Ref yesterday re-
ceivcd a warrant from Game Warden
Stores of SkaEit county for the arrest
Of N. G. Bromley. G. &, cawseys VIII
liam Stewart. John Ruppe and 4. @.
Dunn. on charge Of using sink boxes
in hunting. ducks.
Game Warden Stores states that he.
has suspected the men OF using a sink
box for some time past In violation 81
the game laws. The men accused are
we'll known Seattle citizens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13
FIGHT IS
BIT 7 Err
REPUBLICANS AT EVERETT
CHARGED WITH AGREEING
TO THROW TOWN WIDE OPEN
Especial 10 The start

EVERETT. Nov. i2-The local
mayornlty fight has developed into
a very bitter struggle. Today there
VAS evidence Of outside influences
being brought to bear on the Local
candidates The endorsement OF the
Republican nominee for the United
states senate 20 be elected at the
next session Of the state legislature
r. now a feature OF the fight.
II Is reported on very strong an-
thority that the open-town element
in the Republican party has signed
a compact pledeing the new officials
10 reduce the saloon license from
81 600 to se00'a year: TO reopen dance
halls. and revive the slot machines,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13

DENVER, Colo. Nov. i2-There
IN but little change IN the Colorado
coal strike situation today. The
companies and men are no nearer a
settlement, and no serious trouble
Mt any Of the mining camps has
been reported.
Meanwhile the local supply Of coal
f. diminishing, and the fuel famine
draws nearer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13

wAsHINGToS. u. G. Nov. IA
Protests from churches and religious
DENOMINATIONS OF al kinds. eduen=
tlonal institutions and wafnenE so
clsttea. have been filed IN the senate
against the seating q Reed hma-ot
the Mormon senator from ttRh
There already are several hundred
Of them and they are atm coming
ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13
HOLDUP
ROBBERS STICK UP SALOON IN HEART OF PORTLAND AND
MAKE THEIR ESCAPE ON ST oLEN HORSES

vowlng to return aud klll every one
present IL the alarm Waa giveu be
fore they had time "a set away
They secured 50 FROM the eash
register but took nothing arem the
pockets OF any one ia the saloon.
Tho rohhsra after setting outside,
jumped astride couple OF horses
They had stolen temporarily for the
occasion and made their escape The
horses were found later 10 blocks
away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13

The engagement has been an
nounced OF Miss Martha Louise
blackwell. of 81. Louis. TO Stuart
Morgan Aidrich. son OF Senator
Nelson w. Aldrich, OF Rhode Island.
Miss blackwell is rated as a beauty
and Ia prominent in ST. Louis
society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13
FIGHT
sNoHoMIsH COUNTY OFFICIALS
COME TO BLoWs-NosopY Is
HURT, HOWEVER
iSneeial 70 The star.l

EVERETT, Wash. Nov. l2-This
morning, after quarrel over the is
suancc Of warrant. County Auditor
Ross called Prosecutor Cooley a liar.
Cooley struck him. A mix-up followed.
The men were separated before any
damage was done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13

==--s--==-----=--
TO the Senate, and Charles Curtis, OF
Kansas. succeeding Chester !. Long.
who vent 20 the Senate. Tho new
Democrats are Floor Leader VIII
Hams. succeeding James u. Richard
son, and Champ Clark. ~ Missouri
succeeding Francis q. Newianda, u
Nevada The fight Of the New York
delegates to have Geo. u. Mcclellan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13
ARMED men
SENT To
MINES

SALT LAKE. Utah. Nov. IA
The Utah T'uei Company, controlling
the utah coal mines. today dis
patchrd e armed men 20 Sunnyside
canpi 'fha company yesterday an
nounced an Increase Of IS cents per
day In wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-13
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t11b-6-room. new furniture with range.
modern rent 1890. Party suddenly
called away.
Two rooms for small family, and four
TO rent at about 81 per month. Call
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