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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

u & J lisl
stIll,#it VIII be- surprising TO most pno-
pie to learn that the Anarchist gathers
and dwells not only In the polys lot ptir-
lens OF Soho. but also in several OF the
most sinnocent-looking suburbs Of Lon
don. rs, a.
s Plotting IA little, dreaming much. q coll
pnys OF Nihilists has settled down upon
palm. colorless tonstone. reading.
greatly and rAvins at Intervals.
"A band OF Anarchists Is chadnE With
impatience at Ssllvertown;, friends OF the
Clan. Gael. the Malta, and other secret
societies OF men and women whose hands
lre turned against society breathe out
threats and slaughter at Foresthill; =
pretty nest OF Arrnenians as everybody
knows. was d disturbed sir north1 a go at
Pcckham and meetings full OF wild talk
against existing powers are being held
nj Whittchapel.
a I have mingled with plotting Turks at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
By Fletcher Robinson.

- RE the people ofsi1.ondon, Paris.
\ | b New Y FORK and other large cities
~ drifting back to pa ganism5 or
~ why. Is 1t that in none OF them
~ more than eighteen per cent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

1IIIT the ricl, man and the ruler
hold their place In the worlds
system. the Anarchist, either.
as a dreamer or as a doer, will
In all probability continue to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

HERE Is a dfstinctiy forward
tendency In the apprehension
and appreciation OF beauty In
outdoor scenes and objects. This
tendency Is but one expression
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

HIS & portrait Il Of "a youn s gen.
:tlernanp BY Ter 3 orch very
4 well stypiftes the Holland OF ths
seventeenth century, in whicn
the artist lived. t lis the por:-,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

OF he & general awakening o. \ TIC lu7-i
man mind TO an 4 Interest In all oh
5ectK and phenomena OF the world.
Our sytnpa thies are expanding. our In.
torres is are constantly more numerous. the
resources OF our lives are richer and deep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

names OF all our vessels are deep
~ carved across the stern OF each
vessel and the name could not be
washed away by the seas.
In regard TO tho life huoyu that
werc reported TO be found aud In
seribcd with the name Makawelio.
l do not consider that a sufficient
reason for believing the vessel lost.
The life huoya might easily have
been lost overheard and afterward
washed ashore Then Again. the
MakRwelie may have met with "A
vessel IN distress and while at
tempting 60 auccor the crew have
cast her life=buoya into the sea
owing 10 the storms preventing her
from approaching too close 10 the
other ship The fact that lumber
In great quantities was found along
the coast. enhances this belief In
my mind ~ tho Makawelie had
sprung a leak. Ia such storm 10
was raging last week along the
coast she would have gone dows
like chunk Of lead. In addition "a
this a southeastern was blowing at
the time she sailed aRd. taking into
consideration the time she left this
port she would have been fully 600
miles out 90 sea The Makawelis
went To- sea on October SO and
would have been too far off the
eoast 10 be blown lahore b the
Southwestern which blew the ums
her on the Vancouver beach. | can
give no theory as TO what ship II
might be that was wrecked. There
were a half dozen Of them that put
90 sea az the same time "a the
Mskawelie. and also n Eoodly mum
her left shortly after. but whether
IL Is any OF these vessels cannot
say"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Ateh.. com. ss1-2. ss5-s. ssi-2:
Anal Copper. 1878. Tia. IS: b.
4 q. 9s is. e5 Is. 90. Il r. T..
ess-s. g.. Gs: c. F. l.. 4si-4. AZ.
477-s. Can Par. 1873. i32 -. ls3:
&. G.. W. 5-s. q Is. "a SIS; Erie.
com. IS IS. IS -. > SIS. l. & n.
i3s 81. 1T rs. l7s "a. Manhattan.
les rs. i67 -. iss 81. Met. i2f IL.
i22 IS. 123 Ia. Mo. Pac.. los SIS.
i0T 81. los as. n. Y. C.. i35.
l3f Sd. 135. Norfolk. ~ "a. "a is.
743-4. PEG. Gas. los Ia. l07 Ia.
los IA: Penna. 1876 Us. i3s Ia. 1856:
Rdg.. com. rs IS. IL. rs "a:
Rock Island. 80 rs. IS. IS IL.
Sugar. $50. 1f7 rs. lts SIS: So. Pac-.
81. IS rs. sc SIS. So. Ry.. "a rs.
stl-4. 3t7-S: Tex. Pac.. SO rs. 30.
% rs: T. c. L. 70. 70 IL. 74i-2;
Union Pac.. lis rs. il4l-2. lis "a.
4. S. Steel. q 81. &c rs. q 81. U.
5. Steel. pfd.. 30 is. 50 s-t. 80.
Holiday Thursday. November a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23
Old Woman VIII
Marry a Boy
cBy seripps News Assab

NEW YORK. Nov. 23--Mrs Pan
nle surdam Steile AGED 50 years.
who has a fortune OF 1900 900. has
announced that she u about 20
marry Edgar A. Arcetta. aged q
years. a baritone singer who has
been brought into public notice
under Mrs. stelle's patronage and
the same man who recently entered
suit against her for $4,000 dam
ages.
Saturday night a compromise was
reached whereby she settled SIS 600
on the baritone singer as an ante
nuptial gift lie then stopped the
suit on her promising 10 marry him.
Accetta 81 tall and fine looking.
with boylsh face that bellies even
hls q years lie has lived all his
life IN the Italian quarter on the
East Side. where be met Mrs. STEELE.
He and a brother kept a real estate
insurance office. the income from
which was 80 small that he gave
his evenings TO singing At private
gatherings. lie travelled about the
city with a four pleee string ofehes-
ira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23
BUNCOED
BY GRAIL

Capt u. =. whitaker. ship keep
er At the Puget sound navy yard.
vas among those dsfrauded by J
". Grail, who IL nos under arrest
at Los Angeles for impersonating a
secret service officer Captain
Whitaker called at The Star office
yesterday Afternoon.
4 have known Grail ever since he
was knee-hlgh % a quart bottle. T"
said Captain Whitaker. and he was
always a bad boy. His folks lived
at Atehiaon. Kas. where l lived.
He borrowed so Of me Just before
he disappeared from Seattle
knew he was = bad one. but felt
sorry for hls wife and little ones.
Mrs Grail IL charming little wo-
man. az good as gold. and she IL
entitled to everyone'a sympathy In
her great trouble IL will proha bly,
be the best thing that can happen
for her II they lock Grail up for a
fee years"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23
TO TAKE UP
MOORE PLAN

The city hall bond issue Is 10 be
the subject Of special discussion NJ
"a meeting to be held az Oitmnn.H
hail. corner Of Twenty fourth ave-
nue. south and Weller street. next
Friday evening under the auspices
OF the Rainier Heights improvement
club Every person ia the city In
tnreHted in the matter is Invited %
attend. A committee, consisting Of
a .. F-iagR a. q. keeue. J. j.
Sullivan. y. =. Allen nnd Homer NJ
niH. is in charge 81 the meeting.
IN connection with the bond issue
for the city hall tho propositions
submitted to the council by J. a
Moore % erecting the building on
the old university grounds will be
discussed Many of the members.
though favorable TO Moore.a plan
from a financial standpoint. are an
willing co allow the hall 10 be built
HH far north as the university
grounds At "A former meeting the
Rainier Heights Improvement club
passed resolution TO tho effect
that the building be not erected fur
Their nofthwurd than the YeHler
block
on the same evening that the
meeting IN Oitmaus hall Is 10 be
held the committees on public build
inRs and grounds and on finance
wIIl meet ~ the city hall 70 take
up Maurr's three propositions. Mr
Moore sill b present to explain
more fully his plans. The meeting
was called this morning BY Council
man Johnston. member Of the
Rainier Heights Improvement club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

The Grand opera house will DO
finea 20 the extent OF its capacity
tomorrow morning and fully 900
persons. members Of The eonEreHa-
tions Of four OF five OF the leading
churches Of the city. are expected
90 be In attendance al the union
ankEgiving service. which will
open az 10 20 o'clock The pastors
OF the churches will occupy the
stage and some Of the beat musl-
clans In the city Will contribute
musical numbers
Mra Henry + Hamlin. Mrs. An
ME Evnnden- White and John l.
Gibbs will be heard In colo The
entire collection wlll be given 70
the Wayaide Emergency hospital
Rev T. Il Ravslie. Of the First
Methodist Protestant. Rev W. D.
simonda. 81 the First Unitarian.
Rev. y. l. Wharton. OF the First
Methodist. Rev " II @. Temple
OF tho Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL.
and Rev 81 4 Matthews. OF the
First Presbyterian. Wlll participate
In the services. and Rabbi Joseph
viii pronounce the henedirtions
The program will ha as follows.
Overture. Invocation" y Mez-
zacaIo. Mnrdoch'a Maudoliu orehsa-
ira. doxology. Congregational sing
ing. invocation. Rev T. =. Reysllc
piano solo. Loves Dream" IIsrt.
lie RiasiEuol.s LiaHt. Mrs. Annie
Evsndeu white: reading. My
SHIPS" v w Wilcox. Beatrice Me
Clur.. acriptural reading. Rev. W.
-. sImouds. violin solo. fal sRo-
nance san Paroles. Won Occur.
tbl "Perpetuum Mobile. Ries. Mr.
John l.. Gibbs. prayer. W A spaid.
ing. ID. d. Pro Pecatia." stabai
Mater. Roaslnl. MIR Henry 7. Han
lin. address. Rev ?. l. Wharton.
ThanksEivin hymn. words by Rev
w. n q. Temple. Mira n - Jen-
sen. words about the offerings BY
Rev W. II. @ Temple and Rev
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23
CITY BUNCOED AGAIN
BY GREAT NOR HERN
FAILURE or COUNCIL TO PROTECT INTERESTS or SEATTLE
WILL CAUSE Ole EXPENSE RESULTING FROM BUILDING or


other over Main street. so that
wagons would bee able tu use these
two important thoruuEhfurea after
tho railroad company completed
it's work Of devastation. rhe
railroad company also agreed
tn widen these two streets arecdtnE
To several other requirements IN
return for tho vacation of many
blocks 90 streets. now worth thou
sAads OF dollars.
The franchise dld not provide.
huwevor. that the company should
uut taings ihto decent shape any
farther east than Fourth avenue
south, The two bridges referred 20
viii extend 10 this poiut and no FAR
Their At Fourth avenue they viii
loom up perpendicular from the
solid ground below and Il viii be
mp to the city o. make some sort ~
IA connecting link between the earth
and the aerial roadways which the
railroad company win construct.
This work Will cost the city prob
ably $4,000 A nl from L 20 Is
feet dsen and a block and a half
long will have % be- made On both
Main and Jackson streets In order
10 connect the bridges with those
thorouEhfarea AZ the new grade
that has been established Costly
concrete bulkheada will have 10 be
constructed for this purpose. and
the section filled will have 60 be
paved Where the city will got the
dirt 20 make the fii Is a rather
serious problem unless the proposed
regrade OF Jackson or Main street Is
carried on simultaneously.
This IL not likely 60 occur as
there Is strong sentiment growing
In favor OF constructing the pro-
posed diagonal roadway from
Fourth avenue south aud Washing
ton street 10 Ninth avenue south
aud Weller street. instead Of max
Ing a reErade. Some dirt from this
grading operation might be pro-
cured. The railway company how
ever. which has caused all the
trouble. will not be Obliged 10 worry
about Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

seattle taxpayers are 20 be soaked
again. This time IL IL the Great
Northern Railway company that Is
60 usslct the city, aud. as usual. it
Is enabled 20 pefpctratc The robbery
throtras the projection of a fran
ehisa giVus away by an open. hand
ed council Fafty ttsasosans dollars
Is the sum % which City officials
estimate IIm nm Will be- paabted 60
helr himself out OF IL Cits tfU0ar3
within few months The city viii
be Obliged 60 eNpend close % thlH
amount in repairing the daWake 60
jackson and Main streets. the con-
struction Of the Great Northern
tunnel making them impossible.
A few DAYS ako The star pointed
out the Merry method by which the
seattle Electric company has com
PEELED the city to pay $4,000 year
tribute 10 the company Tor the priv
ilege OF USING it's own streets and
the poles which the city was gener-
Gus enough 20 allow the octopus 20
erect The company sold the ma
terial contained In It's street light
tng system FOR fairly reasonable
price So. lp3--hecAuse it could not
help itself Il made good however.
by Imposing an annual rental for
the use OF lts street lighting poles
OF s. 600. which Is enough 10 pay
the company Z per cent interest on
the sale OF It's now useless system.
The octopus was enabled u pefpe
trate this outrage through the tn
iqultous Shufileton franchise. under
which Il operates rs lighting and
power system.
The Great Northern railway Is
enabled % make It's grab nt the
general fund OF the city through the
protection Of the Great Northern
tunnel franchise. passed Ia Noyem-
Der. 1902. The city officials have
discovered. rather tardiiy. it ap-
pears. that the tunnel franchise vas
failure As Tar as the city is con-
eerned ia several WAYS
The Great Northern agreed. for
instance. to build two steel bridges.
one over Jackson street and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23
DENIED PROPOSITION

]. v Shrewsbury. proprietor Of
the Butler hotel barber shop. has
made o. the narbera' union propo-
kition for the settlement OF the
strike that was declared there two
months ago. which has been turned
down By the union Shrewsbury
proposed 70 make his place an
open shop" employing both union
and nun-union men. The union Will
only consent to- the employment Of
union men exclusively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23
Believe She Is Safe
AGENTS or THE BARK MEANWHILE ARE sTiLt HOPEFUL
THAT THE wRecKAeE FROM OFF VANCOUVER ISLAND DID
NOT BELONG TO THEIR SHIP

understand how the wreekaEe found
could be that Of the bark for which
they are the agents.
The Makawclie was loaded with
coal for Mazatland. Mexico" he
said. and the cargo found along
the Vancouver coast was reported
to be lumber The report also says
that the stern of the vessel was
found n this was true there could
be no mistakinK the name. as the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23
cAlcAoo MARkETs.

Reported for The star by W. A
Ryer a Co. liz Columbia street By
private wire.
Wheat - Dee. 100 IL. los 81,
los 81 To los rs. May. Ito Is,
100 Is. 100 Us. July. 80 Is. - -.
- ID
Corn-Dec.. 495-s. 1874. 20 3-s
to 49l-2, May. 4s is. IS IS "a
G53-a. IS rs; July. IS rs. IS "a,
50 Is
oats-Dec.. 29i-s. 2sT-s. % Is:
MAY. 81 IL. 81 IA. 81 3-s to 81 IL.
Pork Jan. 1910. 1885. 1855;
May. 1877. 1272. 1916.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23
She Stopped
Him
WOMAN FOUND HER LONG
LOST HUSBAND AND INSIST.
60 ON HOLDING HIM
fBY scriups News Assn1

PORTLAND. Ore Nov. % Mrs.
Alice Goodwin. who claims her
wealthy husband. e r. Goodwin. a
lawyer. deserted her In New York
three years ago. leaving her 10 sup.
port herself and their little girl.
created 4 sensation here Monday.
The woman has Just returned from
Alaska where she had been gather
Ing material for a book
Monday afternoon she met her
husband In the street. elung tn him
until a crowd collected. compelled
him % 30 60 the police station
where he was placed under arrest
on a charge 81 sustaining undulY
Intimate relations with another
woman. and then retired 10 await
evsnts Goodwin Was unable 20
raise the 81 600 caah bail required
aud was released yesterday after
banking hours opened.
lie has heeu living at the Port
land hotel with a remarkably hand
some woman who vas registered a.
his wife She. however. went 20
California last Friday % visit rel
atlvss II Il Understood Good win
will make financial provision for
his wife and she In turn will not
prosecute any charges against him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23
TWICE
KILLED
MAN SHOT THROUGH HEART
WALKS AWAY AND THEN
FALLS AND BREAKS HIS
MICK
dy scrlpps Nows As-n1

BUTTE Mont. Nov % John
.sehNsu. owner Of local printing
shop upat bas d List night under re
markabta ctreuraHdanc~H. lie was
shot through this bwnff by John
Hxana. nrsd - years. aehwuu lived
about three minutes. Wulkiue
through TIRES rooms and hallway
where he falt over a chair. breaking
hin mech
arhwau WIS quarrcliuK with his
wife when Evans lntrfferod. firing
a revolver. az b. declares. 70 fright
en- BChwHn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

Mrs Florence Hicks. Vsndome hotel.
Seattle. State Secretary Daughters
Ct Liberty says. Deans Kidney
pills cured me Of kidney and bladder
troubles from which ! suffered Tor
over three years. After my doctor
had given me up IN despair and my
friends thought ! would not Hive the
year out began using your pills
and iH eleven short weeks ! was a
we'll woman Words cannot describe
"a you the suffering ] endured when
rick. nor the gratitude 20 think that
am once more well.
II e over str months ago and l
have not had an ache or pain since
Kidney diseases cause more deaths
than any other human affliction,
This f. because they come on 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

Rothschilds a Jones. the Local
agents OF the bark Makawelie.
which was reported as having been
recently wrecked off the west coast
OF Vancouver island. say they DO not
believe the wreekage found was that
Of the Makawelie. and that there Is
still hope for the vessels safe ar
rival az her destination.
w l. Jones. Of the firm 81 Roth
sehilds a Jones. says he does not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

hos Lemons. $4,000 80 per box
Persian dates. GMc 10 nHHhuHa.
s. h0mas9 bunch GmpeH. locals.
Gum7le pf crate. camishan V#Hdaila
and Tokny. fra 3 r1Hea 7gHa0c
MaiaEn imported. 900 veg. Gran
berries Cape Cod $500. Jerseys.
5000. tiuciaabrulsa. 1usc ID.
Hey. Grain and Feed.
oats. I2sO0uaB go per an. barley.
$3.50 per ton wheat, fa041I ton.
chop. $4,000 200 per ton. shorts
t2zso0 per tom bran tao 90 per ton
Oh meal. fs2.os per tos Il W. tin
othy. 1900 PEI ron ~ W. esrn-
pressed tlmofhr. tIsn19 ton, new
wheat hay. IA 0OG 1900 per ton.
Puget Sound nay. fl2Uta per ton
midtlinKs. t2a 90 per Ton. cracked
corn. 1900 Per ton. straw 1900
per ton. Peanuts. Jumbo. Sc Al.
Butter. Esaa. Cheese.
Native creamery .2se per ID East.
eru creamery. fresh. z5c
Eggs Native ranch. ia i1r dor
oregon ranch. 3ia gee doz. Eastern.
2ta 2so don
cheese Native. t2Mal8c ~.
Eastern. i3c. California t00 lie
hair skim. ga Be.
Poultry.
Chickens. hens. faHc. spring. ia
Ice. Docks. live. $50 lie. Tur-
keys. i5u25c ID.
FIsh. Etc.
Hnlibut 6a7He per III: salmon
trout. 1910 per 10 founders. &c
per ~ noleH g. per 10. ahrimpa,
100 Zoe per ID silver smsltH, &c.
Groceries and Cereals
Holly. reif-ra Using buck = heat. per
ease. tl25. Holly cake and pastry
-four. per case. 400. pearl barley.
i5-Ib boxes per ewt.. 1870 pehn
peas. 7s-Ib boxes. $50. split peas
i0o-ib boxes Itbo. popcorn. per
swt.. ts.Go
sugar. Golden e. IN sacks. fb.b55.
Extra G. IN sacks. 1855. powdered.
tfzb. buekwheat. per barrel 800.
germ meal. los. Yer bale. f275. corn
meal Cos. per barrel. 81 90. yellow
corn meal. i0-. per bale. 20. white
corn meal. sos. 81 90. rolled oats. per
barrel. C.C.Ca i6.1ts wheat flakes
box. 70 lbs. i2.75. Parma. per barrel.
t10o. haminy. large. per barrel
tftb hominy. small. los, bale. $3.50.
IN barrels. 1850. dry Eranuiatsd. In
sacks. ieIB cube. in barrel 1855.
Flour. patent. per barrel. tA75.
Crown. if75. Straight per barrel
ttzB Gold Medal is.l5; Minnesota
hard wheat. s. 90. pillsbury 800;
Pnlabury.s Best. i726; Standard Da-
kota. i576 whole wheat floufs per
barrel. i4o0. graham. i3.Eo. graham
los. per bale. E2ib. rye flour. bOs
per barrel. it75: rye 1our. los, per
bale g. 80. rye meal. sos per barrel
tlz5. buckwheat per barrel, 800;
germ meal. los. per bale, t2.75. corn
meal. Sos. per barrel. 100. yellow
corn meal. los. per bale. 1870 white
corn meal. sos. 400. rolled oats. per
barrel. C.CC. tees. wheat flakes.
box. &c his. g. 90 Parma. per barrel.
fE60. Parma. 10-Ib. sacks. per bale.
f1a0. huminy. large. per barrel,
TIE hofniny. small. i0H. bale. tzsbqs
HOLLY. Helf-raising huckwheat. per
case. 1875. Holly cake and pastry
flour. per case. 400. pearl barley.
iO0-lb. boxes. Ilg0. popcorn. per
ewt.. 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

+ HUCkpORT. Mass. Nov. = The
hsw'truiser Pennsylvania was given
Der speed trial over the Cape Ann
tourse today. Tho wind was light
andrea smooth The Pennsylvania
finished n speed Of 2275 knots on
the entire course 81 IS miles. The
contract called Tor % knots Cramps
ntadc an effort IN break the West
NirEluia's record. which they have
apparently done. emitting the Penn
Hvlyhnia 20 the name Of the Queen
Of tho Navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

silently. and are. therefore. neglect
ed.
When the kidneys are we'll. they
remove from the body every day
nearly one ounce Of uric acid and
other poisonous waste.
when the kidneys are sick. this
poison IL carried by the blood 10
every part Of the body n causes
rheumatism. govt. neuralgia. sci
aticR. gravel. stone IN the Kidneys.
heart disease. indigestion. diabetes
and BriKhtH disease.
D0an's Kidney pills act promptly
and give complete relief. because
their influence ~ ererfed directly
UPON the diseased tissues This
medicine has been curing sick KID
neya Tor ~ years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

They sent the turkey an heard
The cook say. My. but It's "a hifdi"
Hut little sister Hnuhbed M said
Tho poor old Eobblety ~ dead.
Hell never guhhir any more.
They've hurt hia neck. I'll bet It's
sore.
cause see how It's "a wobbllnf'
Hut I SAYS Well. yau nesdntea ffr,.
They've brsleo hsn voise. but s'oa can
bet
That eau Do the GOBLIN.
Tho mother says. I got TO bake
Some pie besides layer cake
Which kind O. fiiln would you flS.
Lemon or crehm7 or would you
miR
A chocolate Tor Thunksgivtn' day
III make whichever kind you say"
Aud / says "Weii. I'm wiilH'
Fer any kind YOU want 10 make.
All YOU need do b. cook the cake
An ILL ton 10 the FtLLfN'."
An grandma said when she was
young.
Stuffed apples would a. made my
tongue
Swim Ia my mouth An she know
how.
Sh. guessed. % fix 'em even now.
Which Kind OF atuffin shall Il be.
Figs, rsisins. dates. OF just all
three
Says II you Amt biunin'
You cook EN- how YOU please an let
Ne az EN- early an I bet
That TIL tend 60 the sTuF-
PIN"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23
Fate Rests
With Jury
Especial 20 The star.l

OREGON CITY. ore. Nov. "a
The fate OF George w. iAuth. for
merry Of Aberdeen. Wash. Who Is
on trial FOR the murder OF Mrs.
Lsouura Jones'. Of Oregon City. is
In the hands OF the jury this after
neon.
One Of the last witnesses who told
OF the shooting was the dead WON
ans little girl. who Was near her
mother when the latter was killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

Gus Mills. alias Gus Meal. ls being
tried IN the superior court today on
the charge Of larceny. lie Is charged
with having stolen S2050 from
Riley a Co by representing himself
10 DO Gus Sateroopolis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

A splendid concert was given yes
terday afternoon In Christensen's
hall by the Seattle Symphony or
chestra- The program was elabo-
rate and difficult. but was handled
By the orchestra with delightful
ease and perfect execution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

IT, any essnins. your copy 81 The
Star has not arrived at G 90 o clock
telephone Punset. Main 1859. OF In
dependent if3a any time between
& % and T.00-and a copy will be sent
You at once. bY special messenger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

Miss Rubie buchanan was pleas
antly surprised last night al her
home on Capitol nm by number
ot friends led by Misses Ncttie Car
son and Ethel BOLDLY Music and
games. with rofroshment session.
made mp the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

Photos for Christmas must be or
dered now. Sittings from 10 TO ?
every day. rain or shine EgEan s
Ericsson. 1916 First We move Jan
tst 20 Eltel building 's.