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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

Tod Sloan, ex-jockey, is grumbling be-
ause he has to live on $50 week. Wait
Tod, till you get down to so hard pan
before you holler.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

But who started this undertaking? :?
Wasn't Teddy the original high muck-y-
muck?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
TACOMA COOK
FOUND DEAD

TACOMA. Jan. - J. Mort IA.
tive of Switzerland. aged 40 years.
committed suicide BY takiuK earballe
afta Ia small rooln IN the Stgaxue
hotel. 10 and t5-eeut lodging honsa
az iais8 Pacific az. yesterday art
cFnnon. It's body Naa found at la
O'Clock last night and removed 60
the undertaking feoma of DEPUTY
Coroner e.. -. MeiiIngar.
Mort ~aa q cook and cam. % Ia
coma two months aga ffum Port
land whore he had worked during
the exposition. he Loaf sob hete
last Saturday. ana dependency
caused him 90 end his life The only
steady employment Marf has had
here Vas az cock IT The Garfield he.
tel les fuyailup ~. and he wss
aiashafHsd from that after 10 days
sefNirn By John Hatnchi Ter drunk
suusss. lie vas paid Saturday
night and continued 90 dtihk heas-
ily.
"wednesday. white under the IN.
fiusner % liquor. he returned e. The
Garfield hatei and sold his knives
and other cooks tools % Prank Hath.
with whom he had worked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
GOSSiPY WOMEN MADE
HMA COUKTERFE/TER

The most complete eounterfeltlng
outfit ever seen on the coast was
taken from the trunk 81 George J.
Brown this morning by Captain
Bell Of the United States secret
service. Brown is the man who was
arrested in BellinRham Thursday
bv Detective De Haven and Is now
in iall there under $1,000 bonds.
That Brown Is a skilled mechanic
can be seen from the complete out
M found IN his trunk His special
stunt was the making OF spurious
o. and $40 gold pieces from linotype
metal So perfect was his work
that unless examined closely il Is
difficult to detect them from gen
ulne coins. The imitation gold
pieces we're not made In mould. but
in dyes. and the impressions
stamped with n hand press When
n ia remembered that II takes a
pressure Of 50 tons to stamp a gen
uine gold coin some idea OF the
power OF Browns press can be
imagined,
brown claims that an estrauRe=
mont with his wife caused by goa-
slplng nelghbora made his leave his
home and It was 10 get money
enough 20 return 10 her at Nash
Sille that made him a eounterfeitor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
BUYING FOR
KEEPS

The speculative activity la tide
lands has entirely disappeared from
the market today All real estate
men say that. while interest in this
class Of property hnH not disappear
81. there ia now no tendency toward
option buying. alt transactions be-
-Aa9 loI Investment
Tiir ssslrr-sa-niovement Of the day
was Ia The eastern 'ti.ai lof the
vide land area. ga The nelghbofhp'sa
~ the Washington Iron Works.
where the demand Yesterday wss
stronR Large sales have not been
much IN evidence during the day.
but the market is conservative and
steady. Certain real estate men
gay that they have contaminated no
deals curing the early part Of the
day. bui there ls n great deal Of In
qulfy that ia expected to mater
iaiise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
BODY PIERCED
BY A TIMBER

A sharp pointed timber was ram
med clear through the body OF Ar
thur Hobb. an cmploye Of the Dry
ant Lumher company. az Fremont.
last Monday, and although the man
was frightfully mutiiated. he will
recover. lie Is nov at the Seattle
Genaral hospital, whore he Is rest
Ing easily.
Robh was taking away from the
edger and In passing back Of the
machine pointed timber struck
him near the left hip. passing en-
tirely through his body. One OF his
companions held him. walle an
other, by main strength, pulled the
stick out Although suffering in
tonaely. the injured man bore up
bravciy. only n few rroans escap-
ing from his lips. lie was removed
Immediately TO the hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
Ring a Beauty

u wns not until this morning that
b reported the toss to police head
quarters. ~ he 81 I'D to the hope
that the woman = keep her
appointment. whIr has failed
to do un 20 date Davis Who has
been m business in seattle for five
years. says that the woman ls =
stranger 10 him. and be thinks a
stranger IN the city
The ring h. hnudAnmsly carved
and set With a diamond valued AZ
1850. n viii be easily idnrilfled.
should anyone attempt "a sell e.
Davis Wishes 60 state mat whtl~
he believes that the ring was stolen
ffnra him by this woman he has no
proof positive az he did rot dis
cover his loss uutn an hour after the
woman VAS "a the store IN the
meantime u may have lain op hts
counter. and u 20 anYone coming
into the store could easily pick q
up unseen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19

sign ~ sail or fat help from some
other source. the chief officer. A..
Wallsifum who belongs 10 oxford.
New Zealand. with six men set of
on the gard IA ships boat for Cape
is7aic 60 set assistance. Nothing
has been heard u the seven men
since. aud therefore they have prob-
ably been lost The remainder 81 the
creN remained on the beach until
the itth Of this month. when the
Queen cts. on her long tflp TO Cape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
HUNTING GRAFTERS

TACOMA. Jan io.--The special
committee appointed By the city
council. Tuesday night has been
searching for graft and being unable
TO find it has Issued subpoenas for
the appearance 81 the members or
the citizens committee Of twelve a.
the next session of the council This
Is said 10 be q move on the part ~
the opponents Of the reform move.
ment 70 force the citizens commit
tee TO disclose its evidence collected
Tor the grand jury. Tho committee
will probably refuse 70 answer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
PASTOR FINDS
RUNAWAY BOY

Word vac received at police head
quarters yesterday afternoon from
walIa waila that corbeit GriEgs.
IL. OF 1895 Alder at. had been miss.
ing from hls home since anuarY 3.
aud that his parents thought he
sas IN Seattle
THIS afternoon Rev Charles s.
Mckinley. pastor OF the FirNt Free
Methodist church. teiephoned the
police that a young boy answering
the description Of Grigks came 10
hls mission last night and applied
fsr shelter. which was given The
yout hfefuEod absolutely to biys hia
name Or address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19

tie Ia man OF Sc and more than
average intelligence All the para
phernaiia was made In Helllngham
BY Strather A. nuzznrd and John
kaather'e machine shops. hut they
were entirely ignorant for what the
presses. dies, etc. were TO be used.
Brown made a complete confession
and claims he used the coins only
on the machines. but Uncle Sans
representatives landed him in Jail
anyway. where he Is under $1,000
bonds. The chances are he will be
acquitted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
ENGINE
WRECK

PORTLAND. Jan. is.--pipes IN
the firehoN ~ tho locomotive on the
south bound Northern Pacific have
blown up NJ Gobic. Engineer Wort
ley and Fireman f-areu were badly
burned. They were taken "a their
homes az Tacoma. Davis Weiss, a
brakeman. was frtFhtfuily burned.
He was brought 10 a hospital here.
Goble in located ON the Columbia
river opposite Kaiama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
JEWELER LOSES A
RING WORN $3.50
FhsriosAsLY DRESSED woaAs. rHouosr TO AN &C.
rREss SUSPECTED OF raE CRIME

81 at the ieweify second tsns. ana
made rume either excuse hut stated
that she wouid positively return ct
5 o'clock and make the pprehnsa.
~ roan Davis sent "a ret the
ring. as exceptionally fine one. 10
show 10 a friend wha had one sirn-
liar 60 q. bat The ring had dIaa p.
pcarsd Ne thought that u had
been nlslaia. b8i thorough search
q the store failed 20 locate the
missing ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
CARGOIS
shift TED

After beating around Cape Plat
tefy for four days IN an unsucceaa-
fui effort 10 enter the straits. the
schooner Carrier Dove. lumber lad
On. put back To ClaliAm this morn
Ing with her deekload shifted A
report "a this effect waa received
this morning by the Merchants ex-
change
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
SHERRIFS
TO MEET

A. the annual meeting Of North
west Sheriffs tomorrow al Tacoma,
some important business viii he
truusacted one Of the chief sub
iectn that will come mp viii he the
delivery OF summons ga civil and
orifninai cnurs. The sheriffs expect
20 arrive at ar arrangement by
which an papers viii go through the
ahetiffs office.
sheriff smith Is Of the opinion
that summons served emily through
that source IS Guild facilitate legal
i.,,...atcra considerably, ne when serv.
cd hy ptisssin individuals IL causes
very mech diasat. sfaction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19

cut before the committee. Later.
however. Mr. uuW eYidently changed
bis mind and determined 10 With.
draw am clad that Nr Dow has
heca In this nEht. Il has glyen ne
an opportunity % learning Just how
tine man be Is / prize his friend
ship greAtly and can assure you that
nothing that has been done durluH
this early campaign has caused any
break Ia that friendship | have
talked with Mr. Dow this morning
and know that he feela as | de-
And further want 10 say that
believe Mr.. Dow Will support Judge
Moore With ali hia miEht. In spite
Of tho statement attributed 10 hlm
in morning paper"
Judge Moore Chosen.
After the letter from Mr. Dow was
read the committee began the dia-
euasioa Of other men Who had been
mentioned II appeared from the
first thar Judge Moore vas the lead
tnE candidate he was the choice
ef the Workingmcns league and
was readily supported by tho other
interests The first vote show ID
that Moore would Be the eholee Of
tho meeting. as tho labor men were
giving complimentary votes to Ger
tain 81 their friends
The first vote gave Neere s. Wood
a. Cotterill 4 and the remainder
Sas scattered The second vote
save NaoFe the nomination BY the
COMMITTEES. the vote standing ~ for
Moore aad the rest scattered for the
tee siil place NooFe'a name before
different candidates The commit
me convention tomorrow and Il e
expected that its recommendation
Will b accepted without dissent.
The commitiee viii meet tonight
for the purpose % selecting the eAn-
didateS for the ether offices on the
ticket % b. placed before the con
reufton tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19

scott saw signs Of life on the beach
and then cent of boats and took
OF y men who were there.
One Of these, Donald Mcleod. a
sailmaksr aaccunbed az the result
OF exposure aud died on board the
Queen sity on ths day following his
Iusfue.
The Queen city also earned SOME
salvaEv b. picking up the schooner
Amy Turner % San Francisco.
which wsH toNed by her Into Clan
niah hafbor near kyoauoi. on the
18th Her sails were blown away.
and the Queen Ctsy's arrival Was OPP
Fortune 60 save her from the same
result The kiuK David was bound
for either Royal Roads or Port
Townsend.
captain Davidson Was her ships
per She IL a.oss tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
ASKS PARDON
FOR MRS. T0LLA

DIS MONIES. Ia. Jan. 10 The
Iowa state senate this morning Pc
tifioued Governor stokes. % New
Jersey. % pardon Mrs Tolla. Wbo
Il sentenced 20 hang fer murder
Mra. Toiia was recently given n re-
rfleva faf 90 f~Fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
DoonsN MrEr

The Seattle fax Fanelers Assoc
citation Fnet yesterday afternoon for
the sleetion Of Officers and the date
Of the Fnsnt dog show was fixed
Tho efsfeeFs elected are G. w
sharn,sN president. John Ripiin-
ger. q president. Charles MEAL
lister. krersiary. Arthur Murphy.
treasurer Trustees. Josiah Col
Inns. X ~ Palmer. jules Rebels
helme~e
T. nd YonnE. Josiah Collins and
" n Bailey we're elected 10 mem
beFship
Win fhs approval 81 the Pacific
advisory committee the meet will be
held April rs. ~. 20 and n In Mad
iapn Park pavilion Fanciers sx-
poet ai.Dat 800 entries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
GOVERNOR or
PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Jan. n
Vice Governor Henry G lde has
been appointed temporarily as Epy-
ornor general NJ the Philippine he
will be auecte1ed on June BY Cen
eFal James b smith. 81 California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Henry Orchard, the alleged muir.
derer Of ex=Gov. Stcunenberg has
been taken 10 the state pcnlteutlary
at Boise. Idaho. 10 prevent any at
tempt 10 liherate him.
California Is experiencing an I'M
usually heavy storm.
Eighteen miners were killed hy
an explosion In the Detroit and
Kanawaha coal mine az Detroit
W. Va.
The brokerage firm OF Mercy
colds a Co, of Chicago. has hus-
pended.
train was wrecked on the Mex
lean Central railroad yesterday and
two persons killed and sixteen In
1lrpd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19

Eater judge William Hickman
Mooge
s,arses q scandals in Texas. With
wt,ch the nAue Of Matthew Dew
va coupled. lei last nlght % the
wttharaWal OF Mr. Tow from the
ne for The WorkinEmsn's and Ma-
ngelpai Ownership leagues mayer
.ltv nomination. aud the subsequent
aaaaimous cholce % Judge William
uIekman Moore 10 head the ticket
These Texas stories have been tod
AefcfN They we're told In ballard.
wAen Nr. Dow vas prominent pollt-
calls there. and were exploded. II
fefts l. run them dcwn during TIE
pest few weeks have failed 10 de-
yelop any foundation for them.
HI kalicN for some rsaecn best
Known to himself. became Interested
IN the tales and wrote 90 people IN
Tsxas seeking Information regard.
gnx them Mr.. Kulles has net yet
received any replies 20 hts letters
and cannot ior several days yet
What these replies viii ee can cut
no fiEure nov. as Mr. Dow IN cut Of
pahlic life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
DOES HIS
WORK WITH SPEED
oney earlier in the evening.
Twas Very Sudden.

money earlier in the evening.
Twas Very Sudden.
1T all happened 80 quiekiy." said
Rupert this morning. that he was
out the door before realized what
mad happened. Even my wife. who
was In the next room. did not know
that anything was wrong.
I Immediately telephoned the po-
lice. and Detective Tenant arrived
very quickly. but found no trace OF
the robber. The man was Of medi-
ann stature. about feet inches in
height. lie wore dark suit. soft
black hat and a red bandana hand
kcrchief over his face. He Is be-
lieved 20 be the same man who held
up a bakery a few days ago"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
Courts Investigation.

Mr.. Dew himself denies that In al
his hfe be has ever committed an
at that viii not bear the closest
SCRUTINY His life. he declares, Is an
opea book. and be i perfectly VIII
lbs and anxious that the fullest in
vestigation should b made.
But be has tired OF these attacks
n be cannot enter public life with
cut be4ng mate the leading figure
IA seandalouA tales. be wants 70 step
aside and leave % Others the task
q leading the WofkinKmea q vic
tory. Just Al the mnment q hla
snccses-when every Indication
pointed 20 bis unanimous choice by
the COMMITTEES appointed 20 select
candidates. this Texas skeleton was
again dFaeked forth. and Mr.. Dos.
wearled and snre. threw off The
mantle from bis shoulders and step
ped aside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
Republicans Beginning to Realize That a
Strong Man of The People Will BE Re.
CURED in Order to Bring Victory Over
The Candidate Of The Joint WOrkingmen's
and Municipal Party.

II IN believed by Mr. Nettleton's
friends that the nomination would
be accepted by him were IL rendered
without any fight on his part. Mr.
Nettleton. II is said. feels that he
Is not eligible because OF the pro-
vision In the city charter which
prevents any one holding a civic
position becoming a candidate for
any other office during the time for
which he has been appointed. Mr..
Netileton'a term on the civil sery-
Ice board does not expire for some
time.
Coles Friends Busy
Irving r. Cole has begun an active
campaign for mayor and his
friends believe he has a good chance
In the race. Cole has been a mem
Der Of the council for two years and
represented the city in the legis-
latnre. Coles friends have been
building fences for some time and
the formal announcement OF bis
candidacy was no surprise.
Frank II. Paul. a partner of Sem
ator kinnear. IL another possibility.
His candidacy was announced We'd
nesdaY.
John F. Miller, when seen last
night. said that he had no time In
which 10 look into the situation.
Several friends had approached him
IN an effort 10 get him 60 run. bit
affairs in the office OF the district
attorney are erowdIng him 10 fast
that he has no time for politics.
What Miller Says
I am very sorry 20 hear OF
Mayor BaliinRer's refusal to run
again. said Mr.. Miller. THE sue
cess Of any administration depends
In gathering safe and honorable
men about the mayor Co aid him in
administering the affairs OF the city.
Mayor BallingeF has bad able as-
sistauta 10 carrying out his wiss
policies and the administration has
been emlnently successful. He has
the confidence OF the people and
there would have been no furthr
talk Of candidates had be decided TO
run again.
Regarding myself. I have not had
time 10 think of anything except
cases.s and the assistant prosecut-
ing attorney pointed 10 mass OF
papers representing dozens Of cases
that are demanding his attention
every hour OF the day. The voters
~ the republican party know who
they desire for their standard bear
or and 81 should be left 10 them TO
decide They have decided wisely in
the past and can DO 80 again"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
cAlln sENT 10 AsYIuM

NTnTNI WI UTTN III % To- WHH
this morning pdiudEed NJ uuspund
mind by Judge Rice ard ordered TO
be- sent % steliaeoom Her step
father, H.. r. Taylor said that the
child fell from fence and frne-
tured her skulf Her brain became
nffecte0 she has lost all power
over Ner IImhs. and ~ unable 70
speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19

~ II. Wilcox. a rancher near Au-
burn, was found guilty Of smoking
opium aud this morning allowed To
30 by Justice Gordon in view ~ Ger
tain ertenuating circumstance
Wilcox Is g. n hard drinker and
claimed that he only used the opium
to sober him up. not being a hab-
lual smoker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
FRANCE AND
VENEZUELA

PARIS. Jan. IA council Of
ministers this morning discussed the
action that France viii take tosnra
NenaHueis. Houxicr advocated that
enerKetie nsaHufss be taken The
government VIII consult the national
assembly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
MURPHY MAY
g. CHOSEN

The republicans are beginning to
realize that they have a monster
fight on their hands al the coming
election and are now seriously con
aiderlng the adyihabillty Of placing
William II Murphy. the Ninth ward
warhofne. al the head ~ the ticket
With a strong man as the Htandnrd-
bearer Of the municipal ownership
ranks. backed by the Wofkingmen'a
League aud its 5000 voters. the old
liners feel that some strenuous
work has got % be done 10 order
to come out victorious
II Il not only going TO take work.
II IL admitted, but the personality Of
the candidate and the platform upon
which he runs will be the heaviest
weight bef0re the voters The tide
for municipal ownership In nov too
strong. it II believed. TO be stopped
BY the ordinary line 81 battle and
the half-hearted following Of Pres
ident Roosevelt on the matter Of
government supervision of public
utilities. will not appeal TO the
voters
Murphy Pills the Bill
In these straits the party leaders
are casting about for a strong man
% head the ticket, and Murphy
seems 90 fll the bin better than
anyone else. II Is recognized that
Murphy can get the votes better
than any other In the party and. al
though hts municipal ownership
theories viii be hard 10 swallow. IL
may be Necessary 10 do 80 TO pre-
vent defeat The old.iine leaders
are sitting down. admitting that the
situation Is desperate. but n move
will be made within the next few
DAYS 10 start the ship Off on the
right tack
Last uight there we're uumernuy
serious conferences among party
leaders and the wise ones declined
20 do a great amount Of talking
The question OF candidates was too
serious 20 be mentioned above n
whisper and pcfecptiblc gasp fol-
lowed the mention Of MufphY's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19

RtsKED HIS LIFE
Jack Miller. a Great Northern
brakeman. risged his life at 4
O'Clock this morning TO prevent n
serious accident While some
switching was being done little
way this side of the Cascade tun-
mel. three coal cars got loose and
started down a steep grade on the
main line at a rapid rate Ono
brakeman was on the cars. but was
unable 10 stop them. Miller made
leap for the flying freight and
succeeded IN bringing them 10 a
stop .alihoeEh his afm was badly
injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
SHIP IS WRECKED
EIGHT LIVES LOST

The British ship King David was
wrecked ON Vancouver island De
eember II whether those aboard
lost their lives Is not known. A
meager report Of the disaster vas
received Tits afternoon by the local
Maritime exchange, The vessel was
on the way from salina crua 20 Sc.
attic. being III days out and long
overdue.
The report OF the wreck was made
at Port Townsend by vessel ar
riving there. THE King David vas
a vessel OF a.oes tons. being In
% Captain Davidson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
BLOW UP
A BANK

rLwoon. I'll. Jan. a. Robbers
blew up J. &. Heattie's bank during
last night and stole ti.ooo. Neigh
boring residents heard the expio=ssn,
bt asa net giye the alarm and the
~ cry wis not discovered until
THE morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19

VICTORIA. u c.. Jan 10 The
hong ovsrdu1 ship Klek David.
which l. lie days out q Salinas
Cruz. which vas siven up long aEo
Tor lest by insurance people. went
ashore on the Vancouver island
coant a. naio point on the 18th af
last munth The news was Just re-
cslyesi 81 her fate frum the steamer
Queen City, coaster. vhich n now on
the way down 60 Victoria.
The ereN SOS ashore in safety ard
made themselves a. comfortable 80
possible on the beach They sxi-
IDENTIFY have sufficient supplies aabor
IDENTIFY have sufficient supplies
ashore 10 feed thgru faf about
week
The point where the wreck oe-
cHfrcd la remntu frasa setttsm~ats,
and after waiting IN vmiH tor nems
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
POST OFFICE
SAFE ROBBED

CHICAGO. Jan. ia Robbers thla
morning biew up the safe at Dun
ming postoffiee, q sub station % the
Chicago office. securing t8s. and e..
capped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19
MURDERER
is HANGED

LOUISVILLE Jan. fR--gharlea
Nanasisaa. AGED -. Vas hanged
here this morning Ter che murder %
Mrs. Fanny Porter. hia mistress. in
Esufef44ftaF 1904
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19

Percy Davis. Jewelsr. fas Cherry
"a. was the victim Of a diamond
robbery yesterday forenoon in
which he lost a s1tb rtng. vhieh Vas
liftea from the show case. where nc
had been showing Il 10 prospective
customer. a woman.
The woman 20 whom Davis had
been showing the ring Nns very
fashiousblr dressed. ard from na-
Wis sxp-ftence with theatrical pcn-
pie he IL inclined % thu belief that
she q an actress when she called
1T the store she gave no name 81
address. aud 30 far M clue which
win lead 20 her discovery has been
found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-19

CHICAGO. Jan 1a-It ia ru-
marea that Attorney General Moody
vii come 10 Chicago IN person TO
conduct the prosecution Of the beef
fiuft case The government at
tgmcVH hero recognize the weak
ness O. their case. n Is believed
that aame one hundred In forcing
The hackers 10 produce the evidence
vhlrh ~ upoet 30 use In prose-
rHf.H#w