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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18
IN Way
my serIpp- News Ass'n.,

PORT TOWNSEND. Nov is.-If
the father OF Franz T. Carlson. ~
year-Old Russian Finn. lives in
Seattle. he Will be Interested to
know that his son f. a stonaway on
the schooner Alice Mcdonald, which
arrived here this morning from
GuaymEs. Mex.
Carlson. with another young Finn
named Walstrom. deserted the Rus
sian ship Isabel Brown az the Mex
lean port. having shipped in her
at Cardiff.
Carlson claims his father Is in
Seattle. having emigrated from Fin
land some years ago. but he has
lost his address.
Walstrom claims that his father
lives In New York and that he &C
eompanied him there from his home
in Finland when very young
Under the immigration laws. the
young men have no standing as
stoawayH and will most likely be
deported. In case they sign articles
on a vessel and return here as
members OF crew. they will be adj
mltied upon the payment OF the reg
ular 81 headtax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18
Celebrate Ciiy's
Birthday

A celebration Of tho 5&th annlver-
kary OF Founders day. the date on
which Seattle was founded. took
place Friday night nj a banquet Ia
the Washington hotel The meeting
was presided over by Ex-Governor
John n. MeGraw. and was held I'M
der the auspices Of the chamber OF
commerce.
The following addresses we're
made: The Pioneer" Mr.. Thomas
vs.. Prosch: Marcus Whitman" Mr..
Josiah Collins: The Legal Profess
sion. Past and Present, Mr. Austin
+. Grifnths. Early Education. +"
Prof Edmond s Meany: Native
Son. Mr.. ksnneth Macintosh .
"Ths Dramatic West" Mr.. Joseph
n1ethen: Seattle Politics. Fast and
Present" Mr. VIII H. Parry. "Se-
attic Today Mr.. James - Meltls:
Looking Into the Future Rev "a
"A. Matthew'S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-18
Hot Fight

MILWAUKEE, Nov. Is Friday
night Young Efue. OF Philadelphia.
and Jack O'LearY. local lad. fought
eight hot rounds before a good house
20 a draw.
II had been announced that Young
Trne was matched by Manager Me-
Carey OF the Pacific Coast Athletic
club. for a z0-rUuud so with Eddie
Hanlon. at LIS Angeles. on uacem-
Der. Is. Whether the match VII be
a 60 or not II sim IN doubt. aa the
bout was conditioned on the eastern
lightweight's winning In his match
with OLeary ct Milwaukee. which
raanlted In a draw.
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filth. and the schools are attacked
In tho manner you have just heard.
n makes my blood boil" said he.
The schools Of this city are as
good as those Of Seattle. and that
cannot be galnsald."
A. NJ Raven was then introduced.
and proceeded 20 further flay the
statements Of Mr. Crouch. INDUCING
freely In bitter satire and irony. Hs
brought out the fact that the main
leaders of the annexation movement
were real estate men who were aft
Ct more money 10 be made through
the sale Of real estate after annex
alton.
RoAsTs SEATTLE s0LoNs.
DO We want 10 become part
and portion OF that mess OF corrup-
ton. cunning and cussedness which
IL called the municipal government
Of Seattle" demanded the speaker.
cloud cries Of moi MOI
Improvements are made IN tho
city Of Seattle because some ~ the
big contractors OF that city have an
itching In their palms. which the
city council tries 10 allaY - letting
out contracts for grading empty
streets with no residences on them.
Seattle can give Us nothing that
We cannot give ourselves. II the
city council over there attempts 20
hold Va up on the water question.
we will hold Il up on the sewer
question. ! guess We can stand the
taste OF Ballard water as well and
as long as the corrupt politicians
OF Seattle can stand for the stencil
from their sewers
Mr.. Crouch has told Of much that
Ballard residents will get By becom-
ing a part Of Seattle Let me tell
you what the people Of Ballard will
get II annexed 10 Seattle-they will
get II ia the neck
Are We. az citizens OF Ballard.
70 give up our individual corporate
existence and ali that Is near and
dear 10 Us. because. forsooth. some
Of the real estate men here want
10 make more money on their salesP
Not yet"
And amid tumultn0ua cheering
and applause the speaker closed and
gave way 10 Crouch TO speak In re-
buttai
Crouch began HIS remarks by
calling Armstrong a bribe-giver.
and INDUCING in a flood Of person.
alities.
He was howied at by the crowd.
Judging from the manner in
which the crowd expressed It's sen
timentH. there was no doubt but
that annexation made out a poor
argument
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LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Unless the police locate the finder
% Miss Nancy N0rdiund's purse
which vas dropped on the floor Of
a North Seattle pharmacy, the
Young woman will be n loser G.
the extent OF si03.
The Flremen's Relief Association
Of Seattle Will give their 18th an
nual grand ball on November 80
az Eaglef hall. Seventh and Pine
The Ninth Ward improvement
club, Of Fremont. viii hold a spe-
clal nesting Thursday evening in
tho Odd Fellows' temple to con.
slider the $500. 900 bond issue.
The Foster school gave an enter
thinmsnt at the Foster school house
Friday evening. Ia which all the
scholars took part. The object Of
the entertainment was To get money
for a school library. This IL the
second entertainment the school has
given for the purpose.
Friday. the second night Of the
W. o. ". carnival at Georgetown,
was a decided success. Queen Char
lotte and her maids Of honor were
taken to the hail IN carriages and
escorted 90 the throne by members
of South Seattle Camp No. IFS, w
.. W. Miss Fr'ckelsen. as queen,
and tho Misses White and Harvey.
AZ maids Of honor, appeared 70 adj
vantage.
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First Presbyterian church. Rev
II. A. Matthews. pastor Morning
sermon. '"rhe Good Samaritan on
the High Seas" evening sermon.
THE Central. Moral Principle TN
asrlylng Present Day Problems"
Trinity Parish church Rev. II. n.
GowRn. rector Morning sermon.
The Horseieecb and Her uaugh-
tefs." evening sermon. "lgnatius.
the Martyr OF Antioch"
Boylston Avenue Unitarian
church. w. y. simonds. minister
Sermon at II a. m. Church Fedora
ton on a DoetfInal Basls--Is # De-
alrablsg" Talk TO children at open
Ing OF morning service. subject.
sThe Giant Hands Sunday school
at 10 A. M special meeting OF
church society at l:15 .. m.
Haven Methodist Episcopal
church. r. Il. Drake. pastor sun
day school at 9.f5 a. m. Sermon at
II n m. Kingdom OF God Its
Mode OF Government" class meet
Ing az 1915 p. m: Epworth league
devotional meeting az G;30 p. m;
sermon at 1880 p. m. Kingdom OF
God. How Entered"
Westminster Presbyterian church.
Rev. J. NJ. Wilson. pastor-Sunday
school at 800 q. m; sermon, Our
Great High Priest and the Priest
hood OF Believers" and Il Am the
Bread OF Life. Eat and Live" even
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the crowd looked as though It wish
Cd he wouldn't
lie expressed sympathy for the
dozen Second nv. property owners.
who are the only persons In the ely
who want the car line. declaring
their interests were paramount;
said that Furth had kept his prom
ise TO put a car line on the street
after the property owners had paid
the entire cost Of regarding. and
paid his respects 10 the people Of
Queen Anne hill BY asserting that
they wanted the earth. Just how
Second Ry. was to be paved with
out a car line on Il seemed 10 worry
him greatly also.
STRIKES At LIGHT PLANT.
Failing 10 create a hit with the
audience on these lines. be shifted
hts fire 70 the municipal light plant.
asserting that the same men who
we're four-fluahlnE on the franchise
deal we're conspiring 20 wreck the
city light plant BY strinEing wires
out in the wilderness instead of In
tho business district He didn't
seem to know that Il Is the resi-
dents who want cheap light. com
petition having already reduced the
prices down town.
Incidentally. Gil branded F. +.
Evans. the man with the big dla-
mond stud and red necktie who Of
fared to pay 100000 for an exclu-
EiTe Second ay. franchise as a
four fiusher."
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MINING CONGRESS


fs# - fEftfiH esFNa 49, ~
FL PAs0. Tex. Nov. is-Phoe-
nix. ARA. was selected as the next
meeting place Of the American
Mining congress yesterday. This
morning the congress decided 10 re-
consider Tho officers Of the asso-
citation. backed BY a strong eon-
tinEent. favored Denver as a per
mansnt homo for thn congress. and
President Richards said II they did
not go TO Denver. many well-laid
plans would be frustrated.
Finally. when the motion was put
Phoenix lost. and the matter was
left IN fhe hands % the board of
directors. who probably viii select
Denver
TIE election ~ officers was The
last thing before adjournment this
afternoon. The members VIII take
special train 90 the plant % the
RI uano Smelling & Refining COM
pany. which they viii inspect Sew
sral hundred Will so 10 Dougaa.
Artf.
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Ing sermon, '"rhe Jews a. citlxcnas
Tabernacle Baptist church. John
NJ. Dean. minister Morning ser
mon. The baptist aud the Jew
evening sermon. Genuine Christian
Service" Bible school at $3.50 a
M. talk Tor boys aud girls al $3.50
p. m. young peoples service ~
$50 p. N
ST. Marks church. Rev. :. 2, ID
.Lyd. Morning subject
Things That Are Excellent
afternoon sermon. "A Good Soldier
Bethel Presbyterian church. Rev
~ T. Aiteheimorc. pastor Evening
sermon. God and Character"
Lane Street Presbyterian church
Rev. ". ]. Clifford. pastor Preach
ing At II a m. and 80 . n. G. +.
meeting At ESQ ., IA.
University Place Baptist church.
Rev. Frank Arthur Heal. pastor
Morning sermon At n. 30 a. IN.
topic. An old Heru'a Advice 20 a
Young Minister Let NJ Man DE
aplsa Thee. evening sermon. Hos
a baptist Church Differs From All
other Churches
Fremont Swedish M. T.. church.
Rev John OVAL. pastor Morning
subject. The Gospel News" even
INK. Mans Record Revealed nt the
Opening Of the Books" Junior
league At D. IN. Epworth league
a. % p m.
First Church % Christ. Scientist
Services At II a M. and D. m.
subject. Ancient and Modern Ne
crumauey. or. Meamefism and
Hypaoiiam sunday school AZ II
m.
TheoHuphical Society - Lecture.
"Karma. tho Law 81 Eternal Jus
tlce b Max WarBalt
bethesda Faith Home. 1900 XII
bourne Lecture ~ p. N. BY ~ y.
Tyler subject The Supernatural in
Healing
FIRST Spiritual society. pythlan
hall-Wili G. Hodge lectures At ,
and : p. m cveuing auhiect. THE
Coming Church." circles ~ t.aB p
m. platform tests after evening lee.
ture By MR. Ross.
Now Thought Divine altar serv-
ice Al $50 D. m. AZ Germania hall.
subject. The Symbolic Meaning OF
Baptism BY NJ r. stevenson.
Queen City Theos0phleai Society
In America. Pioneer block Public
study class NJ p m. The Secret
Doctrine. p M. lecture. Thought
iufluence or Mental Microbes" by
Mrs. Jennie 4. CLARK.
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FOUR
HANGED!
DINE OF THE oUILTLEss. BUT
GOES TO scAFFoLp WITH
SMILE - ANOTHER CON.
FEsses TO RosBERY FOR
WHICH BARKER is NOW
SERVING LIFE SENTENCE

RENO, Nov fS.--Frod Roberts. OF
81 Louis; 7 $. German. Of san
Franclsco. ]. +. Sevcner. formerly
United States engineer. and 4, l..
Iindcrman. Of stockton. cal. who
have been convicted twice for the
murdcr 81 Jack Welch. a railroad
man IN Humboldt county. Nevada. On
August iaet. we're hanged at the
state prison In Carson yesterday.
Lindcrman and Scvencr were sent
20 their death az to. % o'clock. Rob
erts and German dropped at noon.
All the men except Roberts con-
fessed, f.inderman confessed year
ago ana Sevener ana German admit
ted their guilt thls morning.
All Of them exculpated Roberts.
saying he was only witness 90 the
crime. ana took no active uaFt IN
rohhing and numbering WEIGH.
Roberts went TO his death with a
smile on his lips A few moments
before the trap was sprung a mes
sage was sent % the board 81 par
dons asking II they wished % stay
the execution of Roberts. The board
answered IN the negative. saying
that BY his consent 20 the crime he
made himself guilty with the others.
A crowd Of 90 people saw the ex-
ecutipn. German embraced the
Catholic religion and the other three
the Episcopal faith. Ills last words
were geodhYe# 30 friends whom he
Recognized tn the crowd II a eon-
fesslon on the seaffoid German tote
Of the robbery In san Francisco, ia
1896. for which a man named flaF-
ker Is now serving a life sentence in
Gallforufa
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FAST UNTIL
SPRING

Captain Francis futile. OF the
revenue cutter Rush. says he be-
lieves the whalers caught in tht
Arctic viii never get out
lie stated Friday that while In
san Francisco he had talked with
Captain Goldfish. OF the whaler VII.
tam Baylisa. which brought the
news Of tho fieet's prodicamant 10
san Francisco. and Il r. from in
formation received from the whaling
captain that he bases his belief.
Captain futile thinks the only
thing 90 DO is to wait until spring.
and then send The revenue cutter
Bear 70 relieve the party
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WANT PUBLIC TELEGRAPH LINES

PfTTsBURo. Nov. is.--A resoiu-
ton expressing sympathy aud con-
doience for the Russian strikers
was adopted by the Federation Of
Labor this morning A previous
resolution contributing $1,000 was
defeated.
The convention endorsed the tell
cKraphefH' resolution faRorinR the
government control OF all telegraph
companies.
a resolution asking all labor men
10 oppose the election Of senators
ana congressman who are opposed
10 organized labor was adopted.
A resolution denouucinF Gomperr
and an alleged association OF GER
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citizens OF Ballard who we're against
annexation. the crowd gave vent "a
It's disapproyal By Yehemently hiss
Ing the speaker.
J. T. Armstrong was next intro
duced by Chairman Thompson. lie
prefaeed his remarks by saying b
had failed to find a tangible reason
tn thu utteranees OF Crouch for an
nexation 20 Seattle. He was cheer
cd and applauded loudly when he
faced the crowd. In a calm, dis
passionate manner he proceeded TO
puneture and refute each and every
argument and statement made BY
Mr. Crouch. lie stated that he hal
induced the Scandinavian American
bank 70 take care OF the warrants
OF the city Of Ballard after all other
banks had refused TO do so. BY
promising It's president that the
county funds would be deposited in
that bank. This was last year. he
said. This year the Washington Ma
tional bank had gratuitlously Of
fered to take care Of the warrants.
stated Mr. Armstrong. hoping there
by TO have the county funds deposit
cd there.
When the school rooms OF this
town are called novels reeking with
--s-
Ed Baynes, please come 20 me: I
am sinking fast. Minnie HIATT. -
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Science Conquers
Brute Strength

PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. IL
Dallenger. the big soldier wrestler.
from Fort wufacn. lost BY two
straight falls in a wrestling match
here Friday night with Prank Cole
mar. the LEGAL tad II was a ease %
strength against cieverness ana
knowledge OF the game. and science
won. The first fan was won IN -
minutes. the second IN 30 minutes.
The soldiers strength was q no
avail against the cleverness Of his
why adversary. who evaded holds
with ease.
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BEGIN BIC PROJECT

~ scriss.,- New ksa'-N
JUNEAU. Alaska. Nov iS.-Cnl.
W J sutherland. II London. presl-
dent II the Alaska Perseverance,
Mining company. eabied authority
late Yesterday 20 start work on the
tunnel q the Silver bow basin i0.-
COO feet long. tapping the property
100 feet below the apex o. the
lode.
The work starts Monday. II Will
be followed BY Installing a brand
nsw hydraulic driii. similar 10 those
used at simpion. the italian tunnel
They will start on the channel
beach one mile beiow Juneau and
viii be finished In three years. The
cost viii be 81 600 600 Experts say
II q one Of the greatest mines In the
world. A 300 stamp mill IL now IN
der construction. and more VIII be
built when the tunnel Il finished.
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Kellogg Busy

Since the action % the city In
compelling property owners 70 erect
fire escapes GA buildings Vas nus-
taiued BY the upper courts. april
cations Tor fro escapes have been
pouring into the office % the build
IND Inspector until that official 10
almost Nwamped
Il will not b long. Il IL predict
ed. untll almost every tail sfruc-
tufe Ia Seattle will have these
means % saving life.
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CONTINUED From PAGE one)
which to change bis mind II he de-
sirea.
Meanwhile the franchise IL going
10 publication. which viii cost
about 500. The charter provides
that such publication shall be paid
for hy the applicant. and II ia the
contention Of several Of the coun-
cilmen that the electric company
will either have 10 give notice before
tho franchise II published or pay
tho bill. There IL some doubt about
n. however. In view Of the fact that
the franchise the company asked for
IL not the one bcing published.
There IL nothing 10 prevent other
parties from bidding for the fran
chiBe II they want H.
CITIZENS CHEER
When the announcement Of the
vote was made Friday night the
blk crowd of citizens broke into a
cheer. The vote was purposely
taken IN such a way that the qucs-
ton was not disposed of aquarely.
and. although the four men who
voted for indefinite postponemeut
were marked by the crowd az the
Seattle Electric bunch. there was
nothing in the bare record OF the
vote 20 show u.
GIN made n motion TO indefin-
ltely postpone the whole franchise.
Only Mullen. benjamin and Burnett
voted with him. 80 that the motion
was lost. Conway was conveniently
absent Zhinden had left the city.
Murphy's amendment was then
passed. II reserved the right OF
common use not only 10 the city. but
10 private companies. The original
amendment reserved the right only
20 the city. but In view Of the wide
spread expression in favor Of both
provisions. Murphy had changed his
amcndmeut to include them.
5000 PRoTEsTANTs.
Petitions for the common use
clause with approximately 5000 sig
natures were filed. Resolutions of
tho same order were presented by
the North Seattle. Queen Anne.
Eighth Ward Taxpayers. Rainier
Heights Improvement clubs. the
chamber OF commerce. the Civic
union and the Seattle Commercial
club
The change 81 heart exhibited by
Rude. Cole aud other members pre-
viously pledged 20 the exclusive
franchise. who had decided to be
good for political reasons. was not
unexpected. but Burnett's flip-flop
was remarkable Burnett has al
ways been a Jealous advocate OF the
common use clause. but Friday
night he voted with the GIL bunch.
GILL INNOCENT
DO you know why he did itg"|
Gin was asked after the meeting.
mo. | suppose he voted for In
definite poatponement because he
objected to the city's bearing the
expense ot publishing the fran
chiso." replied the council president
lnnocently.
The meeting would have been fea-
turelcss had not President Gin
broke loose He made a speech that
made the walls smoke. and some
things he said were true.
GILL WAS LuRfD.
lie began by asserting that the
councilmen who had been advocat-
ing the common use clause had done
Il purely for political purposes, IN
timating that he would not stoop
so low. The crowd smiled. lie also
said that he didn't care whether he
went back to the council or not, and
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ALLEGES CRUELTY

Bessie noIand. in her petition for
divorce from John Bolsnd. filed
At the clerks office this morning
alleges that ever since hes marriage
% defendant az EilsusburE. IN Feb
ruarY of this year. b. has maltfant-
FL her IN most shameful and cruel
manner. abusing and beating her
without cause she alleges that
Hhe has left the home % her has-
hand IN August through fear that
he would DO her Some permanent
bodily harm
She asks Tor an unqualified d.
Yorce ana sufficient aiimouY from
her husband % support her.
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Korea Mas Her Say

SEOUL. Korea. Nov. 1S--After
four hours conference yesterday
with Marquis Ito of Japan. the em-
peror submitted tho plans for a pro-
teciorate over this country by Japan
10 the cabinet Trouble II expect
ed before the terms Of Japan are
accepted
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FAVOR SEA-LEvEL CANAL

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s-The
board OF consulting engineers today
declared in favor of hea level
canal Long aud careful study pre-
oedcd the decision. The members
OF the board have the greatest rop-
utation IN their profession.
France. Holland and Germany
sent engineera. who say the sea
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Those aboard the Union were
Vince Faben. Charlie Piympton.
cyrus Chandler and George s.
WoodhouHe. The owners and max
era OF the Tiilamook were aboard
the Tacoma boat.
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Roman cstnsbs mss,lnsa

81 Mary's Pzriah-Rsv. w. j.
Meta Early mass aud sermon
tchiidrea's mass AZ {. 30 a. M. Sun.
day school at 800 a m. and 2 90
Q. NJ High mass and sermon at
80 a. m. Instruction and benedie-
ton at ;; 30 D. m.
Cathedral Chapel. Terry avenue.
Masses At 6 90 n m. Tao a. m. : 80
a m. and 1890 a. N. evening serv-
ice az $50 D. m.
Sacred Heart Chureh-Rey. Geo
A. Hid. At 500 a. n. and s 90
m. low mass: Z 20 .. m, vcapers.
sermon aud bcnedlction.
Church OF the immaculate Con.
eeption-Rav. a. swoere. AZ 1880
and $50 n. m. low mass. 1910
a m. high mass and sermon: 7: 30
p. m honsdiction.
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STILL ON TRIAL

John SlaiterY. Ray Horr aud Jack
Ferguson. a trio Of accused safe
breakers. are Hilll on trial before
Jury In the federal court.
Clreumstanilai evidence led up 70
their arrest hY City Detectives
Freeman and Hubbard and Sergeant
Nike Powers Of The local police.
In the prisoners possession we're
found postage stamps and registered
letters.
Not long before their arrest IN
this city poatofficc az burlington.
this state. was entered and robbed
With this crime the trio are
charged.
All have bad records aud tbs To-
cal police are confident that they
have the right men.
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LAUNCH RACES FLYER

The motor launch Union. recently
completed BY Campbell Brothers. al
1908 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
raced the Flyer from the beil-buoy
az West Seattle 10 Rabinson'a park.
half way between Seattle and TIA
coma. where she was Joined by the
Tacoma steam launch Tillacoom.
ana the two boats then raced each
other back to Seattle.
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ievei canal will cost more. and take
longer 10 build, but will ultimately
be Of greater use. because II Will
allow ships To make much shorter
trips than II they had 10 go through
several locks. An official statement
will not bs made until the report
reaches the president. probably next
January.
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To further the work OF temper
ance in this city and add to the
building fund. the North Star lodge.
T. o. @. r.. viii Saturday night, in
Swedish Club hall, Eighth and Olive.
give their second annual bazaar and
entertainment.
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RETlRES

WASHINGTON. Nov 1s.-Gen-
eral Chaffee conferred with the
president today In regard 10 his re-
tiremsnt about February l. lie
wants TO take HIS family 20 Cali
fornia Chaffee's retirement Is "a
allow tho fulflllment Of the program
Of placing Corbln and Bates al the
head % the army before their re-
uusnent.
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are looking for Manuel Romeus.
Who. Tagua asserts. stoie a check
for bis trunk which was stored AZ
the Flyer dock.
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mother and brother DR.. Kline says
Haugh la a criminal whose cunning
and fiendl8hneaa have seldom been
equaled in this country.
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MURDERED HIS FAMILY

DAYTON. o.. Nov Ex-Governor
Walter l.. Kline this morning rem
dered a verdict finding Or. oliver
guilty of the murder of his father.