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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
During the Alaska Yukon Pacific
Exposition viii Be the Finest
Place In Seattle to View
the Illuminated City
Paul c. Murphy Says That During the Fair Year
Property al LaureIhursi viii Be Worth Five Times
Present Prices, Which are TO Advance on 18th
of this Month.

sewer mains and the paving Of the
streets.
We are sparinR no money 10
make this beautiful natural park
the finest residence district In the
United States. and when the inn
proYements are completed Laurel.
hurst viii compare more than favor
able with Capitol HIN. as far aa i'm
proYements are concerned. and VIII
outelaaB II a thousand 70 one TOR
natural beauty and magnificent
scenery.
our great mistake IN putting
l.aurelhnrst on the market was In
asking too low prices. as We are
selling until the fifteenth Of this
month lots on a paved street. grad
Cd. with water and sewer mains laid
lGK120 feet for $500 After the fif-
teeuth prices will be advanced from
Is 10 - per cent as Il Was a case
Of either take Laurelhurat of the
market or raise prices.
"The Seattle Electric company
Is now perfceting plans for the
building Of car line out Nine.
teonfh nv. and by bridge across
Union bay 10 t.aurelhurst which
will put the addition within easy
distance of the heart Of the city.
Even at the present time IL
takes but twenty nine minutes 10
reach Laurelhurst by way Of Madi-
son street. and b. boat 20 our add
ton
by the way the construction OF
our yacht. The Lsurelhurst' which
will be given outright 20 property
owners OF the addition Is we'll under
way. and when put on the run from
Madison park 20 I.aurelhurst viii
be able 90 make the round trip In
fifteen minutes.
We are pushing improvements
as fast as conditions viii permit
and wili foilow up the grading work
Immediately with the water mains
and paving. Il Is nay opinion. and
that Of many well Yersed real es-
tate men, that Laurelhurst property
viii be worth five times, If not
more. the prices We are now ask.
ing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
TERRIBLE
CRIME

PfTrsnuRG. Pa. Nov IL
eiuaburw Is wrought ap today over
the know ledEe that within "a hours
three murders. numhcr al rob.
berries accompanied 81 violence aud
an alleged attempt at ecFuciflAtoas
have occurred
Women la The tenement district
found Mrs Jean Mitchell aged ~
Years. hudtlea un her bitehen floor
with both hands nailed. and drain.
lug from a board 10 the sink the
blood running down her arms. he
side her lay a Ratchet
rhe Woaan as unconscious and
Nas taken 10 a hospital She re-.
covered aud said she vas struck
on the bead. drawn towards the
sink. her hands pressed against the
toafd aad nails driven through the
flesh she failcd "a say Who com.
nfiiled the decd Hsf husband.
William Mitchell has been arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
uoLFE FIGHTING
FOR COUNCIL

- aHexsa ifssxallgv ~ The siecs
- y ~ seattle eisy eauHfH e
~ Ksfnal4s 10 represent she
r..k ward wes this nHarplns
r.l.ea n ~ saesfias cauFf uf luase
zewn 1oAn ~ welfe. pzaiuftff
4 a. asslua has nrvfeFrei eaAtNea
.ness, aaetsssF = University IT
x.sk sxsen stuaeusE haldlns that
A. wsfs psrnlste4 60 east their
h.asss ulsheat asins ieEat fes51ents
4 sAe prssinef&.
n vesss u fhe Foarth preciaet
ID fsnth waFt ARE tnuse ehsi-
&gsa wsssts c0aieuts that see
hxa rotss were east fnr him AMI
~ ~ tar Rsyaelsa Ne aeks she
aust Ar sss s~as su the euuHati fn-
rsAs SIN ihe Nai4fY Ne has bsan
Asftasa u aar&ng the tiHur fteYn-
SO As a~=a eHaaN sNiEr in fae
ssx
4 nambsr Il she beta Theta Prs
Z ~ ssats nnixsf-isy asrs sat on
- STRESS ss4sd this HteTniaF
mn u-rr allenrd 20 have gone q
sszs rsanx q she polls and voted
Trt seassed far Reynolds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
Girls, Bring Your Doll
10 the Bon MarChe

We want 10 see them all. be they
large, small, pretty or homely. as
each class viii have cash prize
ranging from 81 to fi5. You may
vote free and help ua select the,
winner Enter your doll tomorrow,
or any time before the 2ith Of the
month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

ms it ten Far % shore the men
uraed back aud asam boarded the
BURNING launch rhrN finally sue
eyslod m rxtlnguiahiun the fire. but
hlEb Wind was hl0N inE and the
noe helpless launch could 30 moth
ms bat DRIFT At tho nsercy of the
sale
When pickvd un hx the Kltaan
che men voge ia an exhausted con s
dliLnn
captain nustmark had enc ~ hts
seamoa rev the beat Ia Port Madl-
son. whore e IL new.
TIE men who were aboard the
boat AZ the time 81 the explosion
we're A. " Carlson. J nracnWeii
a = Hanson, q n RYAN and W.
ENr1. al 81 Foft ulakaiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
Investor Acts STRANGELY

An investor who buys first nofts
cages that viii net aim but per
cent wheu BEE ean get them n WIN
ID. Perkins a Co. bankers IN the
Alaska building. ~ a price 10 net
him sts per cent IL certainly act
ing strangely.
tine above named firm hna just
nut out lts November llaf Of mort
cages and other choice securities
secure one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
JACK THE RIPPER


PARIS. Nov Il The police are
searching for Jack the Ripper. mum
vfuuH Victims Of whose ficndiahneaa
have recently been found The
man sought b. frlFhtfuliy doformed.
aud 81 hideoua countenance. lie
has delighted ia plunglng q knife IN
wumrn's arms. necks and breasts
Apparently his only purpose il 60
dfa wbiood an none Of the wounds
have been serious enough TO cause
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
"oANoER SIGNALS"

Rev ,. J. Van Horn. pastor Of
the Plymouth Congregational
church. has prepared course OF
four twentieth century sermons Tor
evening addresses Al his church on
Sundays, Las, Night the subject
was Dangerous Men The other
three addresses Will be given next
SUNDAY and the following two, and
the subjects are az follows. Dan.
gvroua Women. Dangerous
Hooks and Dangerous Amuse.
mnutH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
EDITOR OF THE
YAcADONO'WE

.s ..slsit LLOYD, editor Of the .svae.
- a publication to appear IN
.' tais month. was married
49, = O'Clock to Miss Nalils
es9e', u Chicago
=. N ceremony was performed b.
~ 6fred ". Martin. onIv two
. A'ss iFisnfs Of the rroam hainr
III. NJ Lloyd has been In w..
-. seoat six months. coming
texas After tho pgbllcaiion
!. ~s''le q the first numbar 81
,as4bond.' Mr. Llogd uffb
:, ". xill leave for sone other
49,. = prominence and viii ihers
60 - We second number Of 81 gori.
: - ~ Loyd's present intention
!. 80 the -yseabond' h IN ~
a.. ssp,tant cities OF he United
&. - ne vii Be aecompanie9 "a
"afheYs By Mrs. Lioed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
BROTHERS OF
mETcALF WANTED

chief WAppenstsin received n
telegram today from c. e. Hobsou.
chief of police Of 0uray Colo. ask.
ing for information regarding the
brothers 81 /. = Nstesif. u Ouray.
colo. l. J. Mefeatf died at Ouray
and word is wanted from his
brothers. who are supposed 10 be IN
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
WANTS A LARGE
APPROPRIATION

4&Fff1tf w 49, -
wlsnlNaroN. n G. Nov "a
=. ,snaal Fspari u General Mac.
80 ehef engineer q the array
'''-.sa.nds many expenditure ier
-. aafease. river and debris
- ~ axis for si16iea. with
a. Is coutlnue the werk ~ iof
,g-.as ~ Hawaiian islands, SO
- ~ eoutiaulnE the Wogk % The
r.esnrusa Asbgie commission $50.
~ a. Wllminkiea hafher. ssaafa
- IL San 1oeguln river, t2a.nia
= ~ Sacramento and Feather
49, sls4stt for san fotlro bar
y, a. 49, fus San Diego harhar.
"a - fsr rAeoma, sl00ea i0 rss
-, ,oek nom Rocha haThaf. Sin..
~ AZ ~ ~ building and matnie
.,ses Il lhe old suag boat usea GA
- .eaaa Thc enslnces Fttasfte
J. -. slsn 10 hlos az starr rock
!. eeli.sxham a. a cost of ti9u lft1s
- ,assx nns recommend o.. a. be
.,.sks i a better idea "a mark she
- rzlnly and spend che money
Z srstslax p<llinsham hagnor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
AUTOS FOR ALASKA.

r. ~ straven IL he next one 20
tempt fate hy announcing that he
aiii operate an AUTOMOBILES stage
Zine bsfweeu Valass ard Fairbanks
this winter. n Mr straven sue
eseAa IN his yeaiuFe be sill be the
first one 70 make RUed since ki1n-
diks has been the northern goal for
uinara The auto has been tried
between Whiteh0ras and Dawson
Dawson and the creeks and other
PARTS of the interior trail and all 70
the same end. failure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
BANK cLEARlNos.
Special Sale OF Misses
Coats at L0ndOn'S
Tomorrow

Mothers. We cun positively save you
from 20 10 Is per cent on your little
daughters winter coat tomorrow.
Wo are making q special price Of
s.ss on regular $3.50 coat Of warm
blue suitinR. With large blue chin
ohuia collar and cuffs n VIII pay
you 20 visit London'a tomorrow. iii
SECOND ~. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

-. ana a. an exhausted SOS.
msa were rigkrd ~ h'
e'- 90 kl,sap a. te otl'ze
- ,,.,es sr feiul Mearea
~ ~ b.sa duftlug an nishi la
. - s,,lI,Nag a aa-fuof huneh
f n. uymau 81 south
go, ~ seattle THIS waruHE Pc 1
r. - ~ alen auaart fhgf
ess's 100 gar paft Blakely Whom
80 III buay AZ West seattle the
= ,aak sNrloded and tsushi
= ~, I'd the msn Who saHl4
.msiatele Jumped eNvfs
80 "a attempted o. a0 ian
49, ~. sixth man coalt net
49, - .tavsl on ne boat fina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
LARGEST TRUCK
ARRIVES

The s5fnot truck ordared some
81 NJ aKo b. the board of public
wIfks for the fire department has
d rived and ~ being Installed At
headquarters ~ Thlfd az and Malta
-. The truck cost $500. aud Is
the first Of its siAg on the Pacific
coast. II Naa made b. a firm In
New YORK. and q equipped with a
saarchlixht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
BOYS ARRESTED
H BALLARD

ktl1-AND Nav. 4 AataRdag
risst ~ teiaee arrested feuf boys
sas "a aHaksn into 4 stable 81 ihr
NJ 4 S<Af4Has store TIE stable
! &H ~ steseToosn but ths boys
ssr- Arrested before 4nsyhzax Wa
scNsa Tlz boys are fsusslr
xsHs ) AsheFssen -. 1oltu " A..
sxs frEf ssd Lar avs 7san
y safE.. uAin and Aihsrtson. ani
dE& namAarxh Thar aNss ran
- . y years They aef.
ixnrs essF % Trsssnt esficsr Lewis
~rt F1rFnr q if-ysar-aia bap.
Ain< u lss Nsrsh ~. vas taken -
r'z< hssdqaartsra By one % ths
Fss-t taT fpa8asfafs FOR causing
r'ahis q tn ear mer. After belnr
en- : Iseturr b. waa released The
srd1ss9fs and nnosarnsen u the
f'srs ears hsve often complained
sass ssr5eas boFs nho have BEER
as*sx 'fnnbie b. rannluR En trent
e ~ safs and aieo hY trying e.
~ sbpert. Yeetcrday Complaints
'.asasd tns police regarding wann
: lpys At Railroad ~. ana Times
nat are makirg ne a burden for
= car men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
READY FOR ADAMS TRIAL.

walter Fulton has returned from
his trip 60 Ncw York ana stated to-
day that he wonla be feadY 10 pro-
coed With the trial Of goorEa I'D
wards Adams. the self confessed
euibenzisr Of the United States as.
saY office. November 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

| tIREE
Grand Jury Grist Mill
Begins its Work.

The federal grand jury returned
It's first indictments today VIII
lam schmidt. Of Tacoma. vas lu=
dirted FOR raising aud CONTRIBUTING
money orders. Wiifred siade was
Indicted fer smuggling and selling
60 pounds 81 opium. and Robert v.
smith. % EnumelAa. MAS Indicted
foe sending ubseena literature
through the malls to MHRia y
smith, of Seattle. Judge Hanford
raised the bonds 81 Captains Bod
uah aud Newth. whaiern, and noti.
fed thsm 20 report daily before bis
court untu tried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
'''TTLE STOCK EXCHANGE

= ,'' ass,'aS q those Interested IN
assy. 7ss u a Seattle staet *.
n*s,,. l "a been called los wed.
- sysninE Al 3 o'eioat m -
saa = Bank building. -.
rsssss, "a, no Madison r. N n
A@s,. ne pfoposed exchange sin
hs.l 49, assistance IN interesting
bsiIals. eastern capital Ia eeaftie
z.rsi.l .n.anufaeturiug ana esr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
TROOPS AFTER
RAIDER

CAPE TOWN. Nov 12-Goyern.
meut troops and mounted police
ere rapidly closing In on ferrern,
che Transvaai raider ~ IL hoped
that be will be- ovortaken. and be
forced 70 fight before night fall
The raiders band j. constantly be-
Ing AUGMENTED ~ recruits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
VI This Out and Save
Money

hsIr =. 'suns Eiri IN Seattle sI...,ta
tss In, mother viFltlua ionz
a ssst,ss ~ seeond ave. tomorrow
xlai.r ea.i her a nice scotch n 90
An. =. sest fancy patterns. eelyst
nj /. l'ek-'s for Igsa
issIsr 80, great bargain. az tbs
'' = never less ttan g 'os
sat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
JESSE HALL TO
BE TAKEN HOME

alton in which two bullets shot into
his body by hia father inlaW. VII
liam Constantine, were extracted.
There are three bullets remaining
In the body Of Mr. Hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
SENATOR HILL
IS VERY SICK

tscripps Telegraph Ssrvles.)
WARRINGTON. Nov ~ For
mer Senator Hill. Of New York. ia
a very alex man. according 10 a.
friend who has inst retained from
a visit ia the famous democrat who
has 'otiicd permanently from all
earthly activities suffering from
nrighta disease lie viii never see
another we'll day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

Thv American Federation q La
Dor has recommended d direct vat-
iag system % rlecfinK officers FOR
tbr next convention ~ the Washing.
ton state branch. 60 be held ia Hell
unWham IA January Several im-
raftaut change 10 the bylaws
enl BE- recommended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

Jesse Hall Will this afternoon ha
taken from Providence hospital To-
tho home uf his mother. ON SIX
teouih nv. The young man has
practically recovered from the oper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
RECORD SALE

tseripps Telegraph servies.l
ADELAIDE. Nov. Twenty.
siK thousand bales Of wool were
aucii8ned today This Is
worlds record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

An exhibition u Seattle art witl
be held Thursday. Friday aud Sat
urdaY 81 thim wesk Ia the acw art
institute on Hos iston ay The Cen.
fufy club and the Associated Arts
and Crafts sill merge Interests Tor
the next annual art exhibition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

The civil msrFica examination Tor
npw positions ON the izplire forces
wili take place tnmurrn~ There
are 80 applicants. ~ whum - arv
already acting "a special policemen
under a temporary appointment b.
chief WappsnaIeiu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
mr. nahl. VIII rn,.r,.in.

Mrs. br. +. A. Noble. of gas North
broadway. Niii entertain the ladies
% The John .. Miller W n O.. to.
morrow All members invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
Cut This Out: It's a
Money Saver

This will remind you that Ion
don's I'LL Second az. viii hold
special sale II misses winter coats
tomorrow stunning girls coats Of
piaidn iniala velvet collars. fancy
cuffs and buitans. that are low
priced at SO, tomorrow Al Lon
aou'H s. 50 Don't miss this sale. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

Mlhe Lyons. a marine fireman.
fell into the bay yesterday morning
from Schwaha TIERS dock Oscar
l.aWranca. Who has rc4cued several
people from the baY. threw Lyons
a rupo. After drying hia clothes
at the police station Lyons vent
huun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

4 meeting - the residents ~
Youngstown Niii he held Monday
evening II Rossnbagm hotel. a 81
ard Depot ay. 10 form plans - in
corporate Youngstown a. a city 81
the fourth class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

Several new departments ara
shortly to be Opened ~ the local
~ M G. A. among them window
card writing. gas engines. and thrce
special courses for mininE men
The physical. social. fulisioaA and
educational departments u the az
ISOLATION are ali extremely active,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
20 bIame 70 ND psath.


A coFensf's turY Yesterday failed
ta ia the blame for che death Of
f'rita Alps. the EruerfYman killed
hY live wire In the street last
week Tho inquest was held In the
nenuey Watson mofkuc
v. W. c. a. Thanksgiving Feast.
The r W G. A - making at.
ranEemcnts fof a hiF Thanksgiving
dinner in the sasocis don building
Tor the benefit % young women
away from homc Last war about
a hundred Young women enjoyed
the asaoeiation dinner.
Socialists Name sehooi Directors
The socialists ~ the Seattle
school district held their couveu,
tiun yesterday and nominated
Judge Richard Winaaf and Mrh
Thomas Wlsweli for school direct
ors. the election to hs held satuf
dAy. ncc. 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

Advance sheets from Poor
Manual for iaGs give the railroad
mileage Of the United States on
fbucrmbur ~. 1895. a. si7.gti miles.
an increase Of car miles during
the year
The total traffic revenue ~ the
zts SOC miles Of road reporting
earnings for tses waa tsiizis7-
TO. operating expenses Nefe 81
is. st9. sTt net earnings were
ksss. tgf ass other income amount
ei 10 ss8.gsJ SOS and total Income
to s5ss 5az.it7 The Increase 10
rrosa was sia4.sss.asT and In net
t4a.g2f.tsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
9. W. Brown Not pssd.

The report that y. " Blown. OF
Seattle, was killed Saturday night
by falling from the steamer What.
com AZ Rockingham has been denied
by Mr.. Brown in person Mr. Brown,
known 10 Seattle "a Scrap Iron
Brown" ielephoned 10 his wife In
this city yesterday informing her
he was still alive and well.
First M. G. Church Homeless.
The First NJ. ". church. Third aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

G. q YounE. ugxaniraf Tor the
American Federation ~ Labor IL
the Northwest district. arrived Ia
Seattle today from Tacoma 70 aaaias
tn further organising the aofksfs
tn this city Mr Young is prom
Incus as an organizer In labor CIR
cles.
ainAra sueeurnhs % Injuries
X Miuara. al Italian. sho waA
injured while sorkinE IN the Frank
lin coal mines last SATURDAY died
at Providence hospital last night
lie vas struck on The forehead b.
a large lump ~ coal aud never ~.
ealand consciousness. The hody Is
a. The bonner. Watson mofgue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
paubis Funsral.

The funerals ot Charles = Peter.
son aad Andrew Wilson. Saloon men
of this elty. Sofe held Yesterday
afterneon at o'ciock from the
EaHlea' hall Five hundred Eagles
attended Inierment was In Lake
view cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
Fought Win Razsrs.

Dumfnick Row and Antoine Der.
mart we've arrested By PatfOlmsn
Locker and HuEhctt yesterday on
the Grant 81 bridge for fighting
with FaEors Row resisted and made
a break Tor liberty. lie was cap.
tnred after a chase. aud both men
were locked up for diaorderly con
duct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

Chief Cook Of the fire department
received a check for 800 this morn.
Ing from the Crescent Manufactur.
ing company. a. a token Of appro-
citation for services rendered BY tho
firemeu at the recent fire In the
factory. The money viii be turned
over 10 the Firomens Relief aaao
citation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
clsray Jaiaa eisafs'is War

Popular mass meetings are plan
ned b. the Seattle clergy and
churches Hho have enlisted their
efforts xifh DE sgrublc. If the Anti
Cigarette league and the public
school officials The crusade Is
uleettng wfgh big enrolment Ia
the league. and AZ the d = nay
tehnol. Nh.Fe the fret lectures we're
xiyeu. the enrolment l. practically
unanimous A. the Ross school
The ul~nbuFahip ~ the league o. a.
ready close "a 200. An aggregate
~ close 70 s.fQ0 have eschswed the
paper fuha" In Seattle ssncs the
coming u Dr stFubis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

Bends fos sale

Comptroller II " Carroll said 10.
iay that the nessr bonds. voted
last Tuesday. aud the paief bonds.
which we're voted GA sept i3. would
aonn Be placed on The market aRd
sold 10 the highest bidder Tho fact
that registration closed - days b.
fore the hond election taal Tuesday
instead % 10 days. as required VA
ease uf a special election. wtii not.
tn Mr. CARROTS iudgment. affect
the legality of tho sewer bonds
MAJ sehoof Taiks Again Friday.
Mai Gustav Hiarieh school.
south African soldier. Canadian
ranehef. lecturer and writer. all ~
heard again under the auspices 0f
the Y "a {. A Friday night. shen
be attn recount his adventures fcs
dor three siaKa A valuable eollecs
ton % trophies o. GOO pieces vff
bu exhibited. and the ieciufe p4lI
close With a liAhtainE sword arsf
hayuues drill Tea Young men ffuE,
tb. audience. dressed IA native coo
tunes. including ooafa 81 mail and
suits % armoF. wtii represent i've
iffffNrpnt naftsna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

Thomas Robinson. who died AZ
tho Waynide hospital Friday night.
without revealing his Identity, came
from Jacksonville. Fia. where he
has wife aud child lie WAS
travelling salesman for a stationery
firm u that city tits wife has h~.n
wired. but no reply has he~h re.
eetved Tho body IL at the Bouney.
Watson mofEue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

The owners Of the Crown and
sullivan blocks have heon notified
BY Sire Marshal kellosE that addi.
ttouAl firc escapes must be pfovid.
cd 20 comply With the fire ordi.
nancra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12
Spinninas

AavaH Yos 50 pr cent ap dftp pans.
iar pans. ie. isc pans. -. sge pans
fHa 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-12

Roy Eaton. employed az the Puget
Sound sheet Metal companf's fac.
tory. I'll Jackson ST. fell down an
elevator shaft this morning and
broke hla right wrist and Injured
Gre hip He was taken 70 the Sc.
attic General hospital. where he
vas attended BY Or stnrres