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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
RICHARDSON IN
FROM NORTH

Major " T nlzhsrtson, L = A.
president - ihe Alaska roads cota-
sniasiau. arrived IN tiss city lass
eight frofn skaEway aH4 e ~ TIE
Hatiev Major nsehRfasnm sp#nt
most ~ the Hurnmsr 80 Fairbanks
Nanae and Val1ss no says fhat
warh has pfoTfssaed IN manner
entirely satisfactory "a thQaa wha
have lt in charge
~Thr board la making every fsla-
alhir effort. sad Msi9f Richardson.
10 get suitable TRAN bstwesu
Fairbanks ard Valdez
rha ucw trail reduces ths dis
taurr between FAIRBANKS and Nsidsa
fs wlles. mskinE e nuw va nnilsa
Major Richardson says the work
IA the vicinity af Naus la appEunc h=
ing completion 4 Naad road has
besn saiIt from Council cts 60 the
fefkn II Solomon river. ns sell -
aan ffam Nome e. the second beach
lire and extending mp and down
tisas Noe ans over 80 peuter creek
The wofk on tire fpaf 20 NinnQh
creek IN the Rampant district. i
being prosecuted mlth dispatch The
f4rkWaa~ creek trail ln TIE Forty :
miie district. has been completed
auH a read Js being surveyed from
Eagle t. she Forty mile district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
OPERATION ON
At |RONSDALE

After two months OF Inactivity
pending confirmation Of the sale Of
the irondaie smelling plant and al.
iArsnt property al Port Towuaend
70 James A Moore AID associates
Of Seattle, work waa started on the
rehabilitation 81 the plant to-day
Mf Moofa aprat Sunday Al Port
Townsend with his lrpu expert. VII,
Ham Price looking ovef the plant
aud docidinE on the Improvements
aud snlarsementa Ia b. made A
large gang of ugen afs BOA At work
cleaning up the old machinery
uhich has Fustra slightly nom die.
usa siacc the death ~ Homer IL.
swanev. the last manager ~ the
plant pho ioss hig life IN the
wreck 81 the Ciaiiam
Space Ia also being made for the
Installation of addifieaai maehlas
err. The lnteutioH u Mf MeaFu aad
associates 10 muFe than duuble thv
capacity o. the plant
The early operation ~ trundaia
which will mean the employment 81
ulore than 80 meu III good wages
il hailed with Ereat Satisfaction A
Port Tawnsand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
H|GHWAYMEN SHOOT
TWO IN GEORGE TOWN

Seattle Brewing a Mating Co. was
held up. shot Ia the right breast AMI
left bleeding aud unconscious IN q
hespafh - q POSTPAID Sho then
rahhsA hfrn ks,EenburHaf. regain.
inT caneriouauesa. Naa later aels
10 Yah "a bis bonae on Monroe and
Fiora Hs
A good description 81 the thus
vas Given the police BY hls victim
Kefasnhufxef Was robber 81 $50
The ballet Was extracted shls morn
tns and he win recover from hia
waand. unisas blood poisoning sets
Ia
The report nf the second shooting
and hola ~ vas furnished By Mar.
shall Johnson. % Georgetown II is
not known how badly Nj Butler
~as hurt. but u Is Dot thought TO
BE- serious,
The thief IN the last case IL de.
aertbed aa about feet 10 Inches
tall. wearing gray clothes. nofi
black has and mask The residents
~ Georgetown have been greaily
wronshs up hy the two fobb"rics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
CHARGE:
T FRAUD
Say Loggers Association
Is Defrauding Men
Belonging To II.

Charges of crooked dealing and
bad faith are made against the
Royal iosKefs association ia a suit
filed Ia Judge Georges court to-day.
The complaining witness Il Paul
HER wh0 asks that the LogKors as.
ISOLATION be compelled 90 pay hlm
$40 due him by the association,
nrier alleges be paid s. 10 the
company as initiation Zee and $40
In advance for benefits Tie alleges
that August Is he VAS taken sick
and tor ten weeks Was unable 20
work lie Was treated hy two we'll
known Seattle physicians and has
their certificates ,0 show hia ina.
hliity Co work hut the association.
be SAYS has simply refused 10 rec.
ompcnao him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
THROWN OUT IN
|IER NIGHT ROBE

susstw saaxs fTaser shih morn
= s.sss.d aivores % Mfs Wan
! xxssn xhe tod a psfiful tale
Z '~aety and abuse which rraehHa
!. szzas uken hxF husband re-
,.ns .latsea hsg from taf haafe,
- : - alxnt elashes
~ fattse thls asoFninx ntsd
.r.B,asns il she saF-gleF eauft
80 lshn W. ra,tes. eiisEing
,a.ss q mpgsft. So asss for a
lhfrfe
g-.nsss A. Raisss l1asy began
rs.~saxs axaiisf ~ tohn ~.
49, ~ alxurre. The two neFe
rns.a n lss;. 80 in isst eiih-
= asau. X . sgssxs3. tie defvnas
~ s<ssrssa ia ~ifs saner fhat
ms - semglalnt Fecifaa Nlrs
|nss aas beer ohliesd - sapnoyt
ksx1 ana rslx % great extent
spm ~ frsen1s Tor sarpart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
THEY ARE ALL
GOING TO HELP

Word has been received at the
A.i-P. exposition headquarters
from MAJ Clarkson. special commits
sioner Of the fair, TO the effect that
he had had an interview with Gov.
McLane. OF New Hampshire. The
latter stated that he would hand
over the invitation to the state to
attend and participate in the fair
20 his successor II was Gov Nc.
Lanes opinion that the manufac-
turers Of New Hampshire would be
greatly benefited by participating
IN the exposition.
Mai Clarkson also had an inter-
view with Gov. Cobb, OF Maine, who
was heartily In favor OF the expo
sition. He will recommend TO the
text legislature 20 appropriate a
large amount for a state building
aud it's maintenance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
SIX DIE IN
EXPLOSION

CLEVELAND. Nov. "a -slx men
we're Eiilsg and flee seriously In.
iufed yesterday when q boiler In
ths rowerhuuna of the Lake Shore
a Michigan Southern railroad. r.
ColfluKwsod. e suburb - Cleveland.
blew up The men were working
close 20 thn boiler. building the
foundation Tor a dynamo. when the
EXPLOSION occurred They were All
in the mouth ~ = sub way facing
the end whlch hiew cat Of che boiler
and were seaided ta death by the
immense volume ~ stsam which
shot out
The dead
MAX CRAWFORD. electrician.
ALBERT BLOOM. carpenter.
A. y. LATTA plpefitisr.
PAUL q IaANCOSt. iaborsr.
GIOVANNI PACf0$I lahorsr
JULIUS WAEDER pipeflttsr.
Fatally acalded
FRED II. Kersan. miilwlrght fore
man.
" A Davis electrician
Engineers A the powerhouHs any
the explosion VAS due 10 the furrnR
tion 81 a mud rlnRs IN tho filter
Ing apparatus which clarifies the
water before itu raasaRe into the
boiler The shock of the explosion
Wss heard for six miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
PRAISES
LA Toilette

AZ the assembly yesterday. st the
4. % W. Hon ". " F1stt. lead
ins member 81 the Seattle bar. adj
dressed the students briefly on the
life and character 81 Senator Robert
". IaFoiiettc. Of Wisconsin Mr..
FIctt IL native 81 Wisconsin and a
personal friend Of iaFollette'H.
Friday night Senator Iafoliette
will deliver an address 90 the stu
aenta 81 Denny hall on the subject
Of sReprest tive Government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
MISSING BROTHERS
SOUGHT BY WIVES

a brother Harris. arrived from Rus.
sla The latter liked Seattle and
sent monry 30 NeN York 10 pay hts
Nife.a passage e. Seattle.
saturday afternoon the two
brother. we're paid their vases ana
since then have nni been seen
Airs. inulH sarokas. who h enc %
thv prrttIaat women IA the tocal
Russian colony believes her hua-
hand has oioppd VITA another wotn-
an. The wife 81 harris lH expected
O. arrive In seattle tonight or to-
morrow aud ahe viii nnd her buse
band also miasing 10th women VIII
acareh Zoe their miaHins husbands
Herman Kiotser. Of 49, Twelfth
ay. - rfm IA the better that the
brothers we're ahaushaivd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13

s..,,e. ~ seattle afe in
sssas ..r'sslon ever tho m2 si'r'=
80 .-..ranse % tvo brothers
- either slepst With two
~ s''s - clony leayins lhrlf
sussn = ~. behind ef else they
sssss ,.1ssnshAied ard are now
~ esandins desr A.
e , "a y.srfls sefekes are ihe
~ ~ - characters m the
sss e' - ,ei,ee were first mott
sss ssrals to-day - che wife
nesN ~ s.e,kes Il appears that
4 - Al America several
lras -, nom Russia asten'=
nsras = ~. nlfa A month sso
'ss.sa y Z. END tasr Vay to SCAT
~ 's.i, $50 ebtained employ mont
= - - semrany last week
a ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
IS AHEAD Of
LEONCAVALLO

]. Saunders Gordon. representing
the firm Of Cort & kronberg. who
are introducing on his first Atneri-
can tour the eminent Italian COM
poser. L.eoncayallo. arrived Ia the
city last night and Is today arranE-
ing for the coming Of that attrac-
tion TO this city
Seattle must needs extend TO Mr.
Cort its thanks for the opportunity
afforded TO hear this famous must
clan aud his orchestra and accom-
panying singers
The personnel Of the orchestra
includes the rank aud file Of the
royal musicians az the la Scala the
ater In Milan. sixty-five musicians
and 10 singers are included in the
Offering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
SUICIDE STORY
IS DOUBTED
POLICE THINK THAT BERT
sEELY AND WIFE WERE MUIR
pUREo-cAsE IS conPLi.
GATED.
fserinp, Teieoravh ssrsles.l

OwOsSo. Mich. Nov. II Off
ciala Of the county say they don't
regard the supposed suicide Of Bert
seely and his wife aa conclusive
evidence that Seeiy killed Edwin
Edgar. They think that possibly
the couple we're murdered
They left note saying that they
had taken poison and directing that
no suspicion be- attached to Dewey
seely. Beris brother The sheriff
says they may have been murdered
by Edgar'a murderer 70 keep silent
their knowledge Of the crime The
supposed suicide Of Helving Hough.
ton the same daY that Edgar was
murdered Is also being inyesti-
gated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13

The ahore notice. tackled ON the
two doors u Sealtie'a Health build
lpG. appears today
n Is simple story simply told
The building Ia question II az the
northwest eornef u Fifth AZ and
YesirF WY
Fur years I, has been the butt
Of Jokes from residents and visit.
oFs
Microbes have been busy around
the building for years, not only
those on the inside u the hsrmetic.
ais sealed Walls Ia the different
offices. but usW eomsrH who have
made the life Of the health nffi'
eials one ~ danger The action
closing the building raa taken yes.
furday afternoon b. the unanimous
vote Of the health board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
COAL MINERS
HAVE YIELDED

VANCOUVER n. G.. Nov IL
VITA dramatic auddeunrss the Yer
uie coal mines strike collapsed iant
night This declaration ~ the com
pany. stating that they would close
forever rather than accept the pfin-
cipie ~ the closed shah Induced the
fneN 70 give ~ The settlement Il n
victory far the company al along
the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
TROUBLE EASY FOR BARTLETT

Mike Bartlett. a one time wealthy
Alaska mining man. who few
years ago shot and instantly killed
his wife IN the doorway OF their
home. sixth av. near Pike ~. was
given ten days ON the
chain gang for creating disturb
ance IN lodging house ON First
av. bartlett says he was drinking
and vent into the lodging house by
mistake A few months ago he
made an unsuccessful atetmpt AZ
suicide by cutting his throat with a
razor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
KILLED WOMAN
AND HIMSELF

BATON ROUGE. Ia. Nov IA
The dead bodies Of Mrs X - New
81 years old. a widow. and mother
Of several children and Of William
natea. a squadron. NeHc found yes
terdaY Ia a lonely spot near Uni
Ycraity lake. opposite this city The
coroner decided that Bates killed
the woman and then took his own
life She VAS last seen Sunday az
tsruuun IN a boat With Bates. who
was rowing across the lake satur.
day aight Bates told acgualniances
that he was in trouble over a
woman and intended TO kin him
self
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
BOY STARTS ALONE
n REFORM SCHOOL

wanted 20 be good boy The
yuuuxstrr was turned over % the
police matrun. passed the niEht In
the station. aud this morning start
Cd out alone on hls naive quest
Truant Officer keichum. speak
ing Of the lad this m0rning said
Ito has never been IN trouble !
ran across aim a few DAYS awo, and
eaufioned him against roaming the
streets AZ aighs Ne had caused bis
parents some uncaslneaa ! tald
him ~ the parenisl school, sasinE
Il vas a place where they made
good boys. ile han gone 10 inyeati'
safe for himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13

.,.s..nsa a isyearold BOY
~ - !, ,:s Tvens, ',hifd ay ms
80 : ssasssd oas aloas ier The
ss s.keal for incorrigihlea on
-. -. l,lanA The slnSuiaf Tea.
- ! ~ so.pk l. that be seat
~ ssu solisioa after be had
AZ nsceseAfy tFansfotta-
- - from Tfuant officer
49, svealas the youth
80 iaro he pollec sta'loa ana ma
- 80, !. sergeant b waited 70 80
!. - sian. declaring That Neirh.
s tols aim they made had
=. - exsr Tiers, ani That ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13

CHICAGO. Nov ~ Fifty-one
persons injured Ia the Baltimore T.
ohio wreck al fAP0rte. Ind. yea-
terday. are now AZ the Msfey hos
pitai. this city Al but one Of the
known injured are doing well. but
there are several unidentified i'm
migrants who are stiIl IN an uncon-
aeious condition and Who may die
any moment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
ROBBER IS
CAPTURED
EDWARD FOLEY. WANTED FOR
ROBBERY IN TACOMA. rs CAP
TUREp IN COMPANY or fs-
YEAR-oLD GIRL.

k1<Fpps lsf@hfADH @sfNt~'sf
PORTLAND. Nov. i3.-Edward
Foley. alias l. 5 Murray. aged y.
wanted bY the Tacoma police for
planning and executing a robbery
that yielded considerable booty In
that city on the night Of Nov 6. to-
eethef With Gertrude Johnson, alias
Lillle Franklin. atlas Bessie VII.
iihma. aged ~. WAS arrested last
night NJ o'clock By City Detective
lieliyer and Detective y II. Ledo-
card Of Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
JUDGE GORDON
CALLED UNFAIR

A charge made hY Attorney 7. u.
Hughes that Judge Gordon was act.
ina 10 che double capscitf ~ prose
cutter and judge In the case q A. T..
Helf. rharKra with being a dlsor
Derry person. created considerable
exeIsamant In the police court yes.
tcriAy. because % tho alleged bias
81 lha Judge. Attorney Hughes SIX.
"a that his case be transferred TO
another court. which waa denied.
e friction arose over a check. al.
legged to have been passed BY Roif
and refused az the bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
BRIDEGROOM
MURDERED
tssr,sss sp.slsl ssg~ls.l

NEW YORK. Nor IL f1tfeeu
minutes after b. had married Marie
Einaseln. Ia nrooklyu. Augustus 81
vesgro. 20 Yeara % age. waa fatally
shot Ia his homs, whers BE- Nas
ceiehrauRE his weddtax Hr died
a midnight az the sweeney ho4ult
a with bis bride az his slds Tbs
shooting was duue ~ sin unkuo~u
Itanana. Whn entered the room and
started = roo Il IL saspeefed thai
rival iastixated the murder and
TIRE police are lookiuk Tor this nan.
= ho IL kuown.
Pedro IN pniina. a Wedding guest.
aas seriously wougded during the
melee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
STREET PLANNED
INTO BALLARD

asaixe meeting % Fremont and
property owners Was held
- VI oLiitss u the Griifllh Realty
49, 49, last night 70 discuss the
=, FrsmontBailard bouia.
Committee xas appointed
-. s1,siaie a petition IA tie dis.
! \. srseted ealing Tor che repeal
-. ordnance authorizing an ~.
-. - q Ewing ". through Ere.
-. y vas practically decided TO
- ne Boulevard from Third
i ,-.I'aEesl % Evanston av ana
w me project Of funniar No.
$3.50 $3.50 south Of the canal m
! ss 49, a. planned there viii 81
1spieie street runbing fsa,,
49, ~. o Ballard nInety feet ia /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
Won BUELOW IN
REICHSTAC

BERLIN. Nov. i3.-Prinee Won
Ruelow appeared on the floor of the
Riechstng today al the opening Of
the session. this being his first APP
pcarance since he was stricken last
April. The most important discus
sion will be upon the demand for
"A trade treaty with the United
states upon the expiration OF the
present agreement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
VICTIMS wAYIAto ON THEIR
WAY HOME AND SHOT FOR
RESISTING raE DEMANDS OF
THE THuos-vILLkoE UP ~
ARMS.

esssrfEsfawn vas the scene Of tao
desperate hoidapa lapt nikhf. IN
each Of whlch the victims we're shot
b. masked hikhwsYmon.
A. an early hoar this morning.
the police wefs notified that short
u before midnight la- night a Mr.
Batter said % be a weilknawn rec.
iaeaf 81 the suburban cts. vas
wayiAid on bis waY home. and shot
b. q thug. whoae description he
fhinka be ell be able 80 furnish.
Further details are meHRrr
Anosher Victim sho,
Hardly an hour before Eugene
KefxaubHrxer. an empioys II the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
HIS WORK IS
COMPLETED
tssrlpp. Telegraph ssrylssl

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov la.-Hay.
ing completed the Investigation OF
the trouble between the San Fran.
cisco board Of education and the
Japanese consul. growing out Of the
separation OF japanese from white
children In the public schools. Sec.
Rotary Motcalf. of the department
Of commerce and labor. left this
morning for Washington 10 make
his report TO the president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
SCHMIDT ASKS roR DELAY.

william Schmidt who was indict-
cd Yesterday on fhe charge ~ haF.
Ing raised ard couuterfeited United
atatea money orders ~ Tacoma,
Was arruigned this morning. but
aaked "a be- given until tomorrow 70
enter plea. schmidt b. confined
IN the county iail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
GILLETTE ON TRIAL

HERKfMER. y y Nov. it--The
state today began ~ presentation
Of the ease against Curtis Gillette.
and viii iry 10 prove that he KILLED
Grace brown ana Mars Nettie Hen
edirf. The defense wiil not an
rounce tta plan. bat viii probably
aay that the victims committed sui
efHp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
EsriMATEp LOSS or LIFE m q.
a o. WRECK VARIES FROM 90
TO ioo-ovER 20 VICTIMS ~
HOSPITAL.


VALPARAISO. Ind. Nov IL
Eighty five % 100 we're killed iu
the H. a q. wreck yesterday. ue-
e0TdlnR 10 Coroner Carson. Who
says that while tickets we're Issued
BY the railroad show that about 30
were killed or burned. n number ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
SENATOR CULL0M
BECOMES ILL


INNFIEVN FFINNF aNIs NIlF'NN
WASHINGTON, Nov l3.-Sena-
tor Cullom suffered from a slight
attack OF indigestion and nausea at
the navy department today, requir-
ing the immediate attention of a
physician. lie Is resting easily, and
a speedy recovery is expected. lie
was taken home In a carriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
@Hools TO s1IsF
MONEY FOR FRISCO

is, y sasesr % tho stories Of dasil
81 s,s s.'l want still coming from
d. s. .....o Washington public
'iIA,.s s = will on Nos zs con.
srsl., = iand which The state Fu.
an = q schools aII for
d. d, .,. 2 the board Of education =,
ktses,' ~, city Il has NOT been
sseei. sneihef or not he Seattle
gstr sill contribute 10 do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
VESSEL ABLAzE

fseripps relsorsnh ssrviesl
LONDON. Nov i3-The Cunard
liner Cofonia became aftre While
in mid ocean. the fire being no
,iccabfe as the vessel passed
Hcche'e point thla morning II was
extlnshlahed however. without great
damage to the vessel or injury 90
any ~ those aboard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
BANKER

N0NTITFN FtINNT aFE NNTF'NNF
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Nov Is
J. K. zimmerman. formerly a direc.
tor OF the Wooster National bank.
was sentenced this morning by the
federal court TO serve two years IN
prison and 10 pay a fine Of $1,000
FOR aiding President Obliger IN the
emhcrzlemeut OF the banks funds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
GUILTY Of
BURGLARY


WORTH YAKIMA. Nov IA
harry upon efrcunsiantfai esl-
- Clifford Dyruond has been
naskssA q barsiary In ths house
= Aiss Ethel ids. on homestead
4 n iowsr eoantry. several
@a'As ago. the jury bringing In
= 'srtset II 10 o'clark last night.
- sefsnfant and his brother.
ss ssre accused u batuR mem
- = Ezhx q burglars and
: 'nievsa which iucludaa John
AffsA Tacoma boy wounded
'.ahlng fiEhi sith a posse In
sN''H Q recover stolen horses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
ROAD
HAS WRECK
ts,sr Special ssrvies.l

VICTORIA. u C., Nov. IA
bad collision occurred about 10
miles vest Of Kamioops. on the Ca
madam Pacific railway main line
last evening. az q result ~ which a
naval special containing the old
crew Of a. NJ $ Shear~ater. en-
route 70 England. came to grief. five
sailors being missing. but believed
to be- alive. Two sailors. Whiting
and Logan. were badly burned and
are In a hospital Their baggage
was destroyed The crew had just
finished serving q three years com.
mission on this station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
BANK IS ROBBED

WALKER. Mo. Nov i3.-The
bank safe was blown 90 bits this
morning and $4,000 stolen The
robbers escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
unEveaTFUL VOYAGE.

(serlpps Telegraph serviee.)
WARRINGTON. Nov. IA
! wireless message from the
! bnttleshlp Louisiana says the
! squadron r. 600 miles from I
! Colon and that ais well
! aboard. The president sends ,
! no message.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
ANARCHISTS
ARRESTE

Hxn0N. Noy. u 1T ie an
wsrs4 thar q numher af Fater-
sax ] anarchists have been ar
zEts q Naples. uhefu they vent
. saaasnaie the king ~ ItaiF and
q ts1s and duchess of Ausia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-13
Of DEAD
INCREASES

families had children for whom NJ
Importation had brrH issued The
Inquest iH being continued pending
the gathering Of evidence.
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VANCOUVER. b c. Nov Ia
The Canadian Pacific railway head
office has only received meagcr de.
tails Of the wreck near kamloops.
one man, a cook in the dining car.
VAS killed.
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WATER SHUT OFF.

. Tomorruw. Wednesday. wat
: en- viii Doe shut off between .
ma and 1 p. IA In the dis
4 tHIct between Bellevue nv. n,
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