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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-06
aaiIcr @il6clm ais Srnnt,ucrbcr.

Nm 10. Stunt bcGinq ser General.
2ieitterroilt 5. 9. bon 2llco6oll ieinclt
so. @eburtStng ltno Oicicr Inlob
cripedt Die Grinterutg oornn, mie
emit Softer @iIbeIm ser 3tucitc fir
Die Sod)tcr oc& bcroientcn Generals
bcn 9roltipcrbcr ipieltc. Giner Der
c%Icgontcitcn Offi5icre oeS preltbiihet
Scores, berbrod)te @r. bon 2ltcooolt
Den grobter SbeiI lei1er Gienit5eit
bel Ser 8arbe. Gem aaiier 6rieb-
rid itdno er, ais Dieier rod aron-
prin5 iuar, Sabre binourh ais per.
ionliher I%Oiutont nobe, nm oann
oils Sl%iigeIooilltont in oie lln1gebung
ieincS @otcrS, bcS &oiicrs @iIbeIm
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Sntimen beS arciieS ser aaiierin
Nuguita 9ebortc cr, beren aobIenser
0arbe : @rclto0ier = Heqimcnt cr
alS Sbcrit bcfc3ligte. ST. beidlob
ieine nlilitariide 2oufba1n ais Cont
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-06
Nnd) Gin SnbilGnnt.

Am Giin8its0 icnitng bate sic
StoOt &ombrcht in ser &iol5 OaS
&cr8nij8cn, sum 500. Male Sen Ditto
rid gcuOrOcncn @aiabof an sic
StoOt Gciocabcim SIT l%ieicrr. Die
Sicicrun1 oc9 NoiabodcS an GeioeS.
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lid feltAcIc8t unO pom &Niicr Hllpps
red)t Don Der &ful} beIt0tigt. Sic
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mclllOe Xambrcd)t in 0en 0eioeSbeis
mer Mul0Oiitriften 0oritellen. Ole
Oorgcidricbencn ISormalitGteu-6iibs
rrn8 oltrd ocn jijngitcn 9ijrger bon
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StoOtrntbe GeiOc3beim i'm Ornate
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ulc cin0eboltcn, bod luur0e bis 6cutc
b%eibcbaltcn, 0oB Der Bod Dor Son.
nenuuI0ong IN CeiOcabcim on5ufom.
men bat, ser @criteiAerungSaft 81.
fentlih Dor Dem StuOtbatie BET Ser
innmlun0 oeS StuOtratbS itattfinoet,
unO Oem 6iibrer 0uS urfltn6lid felt.
Aeictte &0iebroO un0 cine 6laifc
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trof lulll altd) am NienItog Der 800.
8eb0rntc &ambredtcr 8oi5bod ais
nclcr 9ilrger, gcfiibrt pom 2ambrcdy-
ter 6irtclt, Dor Sonneuouigang IN
0%elOeS0cim Gin, an S1npan5 luno00rs
ncrn bcfrGn5t tn0 beiltbclt BON elmer
3oblrcid)cn Wcnidlenmengc, Inter
N6iingcn OeS alten y@oi56odIie0eS"
mut0c Der Bod sum oSotcl Same"
gelcitct, moielbit er 2lbitcigeQltorticr
nubm lu10 Iid bon elmer Gommiiiion
olti icinc Eol0Iid,tcit untcrilthcn laI'
len mt6te. Gr mltr0e, nudJOenl er
fir icblcrIoS bcfun0cn mar, nngcnoms
mct, mOroltf man Dem Siibrer ooS
%bc0unAcnc Sriibitild ocrabreidte.
SaNSilbcr mtr0e unicr Bod Ielblt'
re0c10 BON pielcn Nclgierigen be-
Ilrdt. @c9cn 5 llbr Nodmitto8s lab
man in Scr Staot Elm buntcs 2ebcn
unO Grcibelt, benu piele Terioncn lpo'
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tcnc Shmripiel nit or5uicbet. I'M
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6oa 3eiHcn gum 9cginu ser Nllftion.
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sic Rntbbullatreppe, Die ~unItobetOelt
StroBcn itno S1ltIer lpareu bon Wen-
id)en ullcr St0noe oid)t geiiiat. Nad).
Dem sic llrfitnoe ltlo Sic SerIteigc'
rings . 9e6ingungcn borgeleien mos
rcll, iolqten 8ebote ol,f 8c6ote. Die
neutrality-suspicious. pltroc pbotogrn'
p6iih ouigcnommen. gunft 6 l(Dr
ocritummtc sic @lodc. Ser Stcige'
rer ocs gofeS mar Sr. &oblntaier,
HcItnurnteur .3um HoIenItod" III
Wonn6cinn. Ger Steigpreis fir oaS
Subeltbier betrGgt t12 Warf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-06

nllngStnge orm rGt6icl5oitcn GGmor
NiuieI ais Opfcr in oic @iiitc actric-
ben prrOe. llcbcr Die 9cIiebtbcit oc8
podercn Monnc4 a5cr, Der Dies notb-
menoigc @eid)0ft bcior3tc, mag ber-
bilrgcrmciItcr &irihncr iid icinc ci.
0cncn @eoonfcn NADER, iuenn or
IicIt Woa 6. 9. N}oic @op. tG 1926
0ci6ricbcn itcbt: Ger obcr ocn BOD
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&Ietoer poidcn NM icin 6leiid nit
Mallcr 6a0en. nm 0urnud ms go.
ger fommen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-06
Srinfcr nnb Sranitcncr.

SluS 9crIin miro eei6rieben: GiG
4. Scftion Der Yrnuerei- l1no DIAL.
Observation-Disclosures lit an9e.
iid)tS scr unbelicbtcn G%rboburq Der
@rolIteuer oitf cincn nicolidcn Gin
faa gefommen, Scr bon Sen %rorbbeut,
iden @roucreien ben @oitmirtben on,
aeleaentlidit e%mpfoblen meroen ioQ,
3in6dit (boS oiirftc fir sic 9roilc.
reien iclbit bns @eicntIidite iein) er.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
SENTENCES GIVEN
BY FRAZIER

i W. Thomas was arraiNnesi be-
fore Judge Frazier tais morning and
pleadss guilty 70 = chafEe ~ a.
naugt and battery. lie was given
siz months In ihe countY isit
earl Schu1tK ana Stuart Brown.
aged IS and i1 years. boy hishway :
men. pleaded guilty 90 a charge -
Attempting 20 commit robbery. They
were given three years suspended
sentences
ehasfas Stewart nied Information
asainnt John W. stanford for grand
larceny Hs pleaded zuilsT and
was given ono year az wsiia Wsiia.
county Clerk Casa recefVed to-
aay biw bunch Of depositious In
the John Sullivan case from New
market, ont. These were ths dep
osltlona Of new claimants for the
sullivan estate taken BY a Canadian
computation appointed By the SUI
peftor court OF King county.
A complaint vas filed today with
the prosecuting attorney charging
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
KID SPARKS IS
The WINNER

FRANKLIN. Wash Noy. 20 -
MI Sparks. of Seattle. won the de.
ciaiun over Enes How ioa. of Rosiyn.
Ia the lenth round last Saturday
night befose The FRANKLIN Athletic
club, The fight Was a good ono
from start to fIalsh aud the audi.
enee was pleased
Sparks knocked nowlaa down IN
the third round with d riEht swing
on the Jaw. but the Roniyn lad got
even With him Ia the seventh. when
no pat a stiff right Ia Sparks Wind
and the latter went down and took
the count Of nine Evcs1hod
thuushi Il was ell Off with the Sc.
attic hos, but the goug saved him.
sparks came back fresh In the
eighth and rushed Bosies 60 his
corner where be knocked him np
aEaiust the ropes. BoWias began
90 set scared aud kept dropping to
The fioar every time Sparks would
make a feint a him The fight
VS. then Sparks
Wesley Adams. % Franklin. ref.
csssa the fisht
lNefe was two VERY fast nfelim
lnafks between Md Morris aud
VIII foman. both Of Franklin. four
fuansA 20 q draw. Aad the other
betwo@a Md hontio 81 Everett aud
k,idig Nali ~ Chicago. Ia which
Manile deceived the doeiaion over
the chtsAgo lad They fought -
Jas poutAN Hail was alow and
Aeniie haa 10 trouble IN landing
a vii Matte started the blaod
nom Tie 1tkage lads nose Ia The
first round
kid MoFrta 81 Franklin. aaa
Frank latanuesof Lawson. signed
articles 10 HEht at manth ~ 1876
pounds nt a plaes and date yat 10
DC named
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20

Editor Seattle star slr-Ths
words quoted above we're screamed
out from the dying Threats u sew
sral dozen agonized and panic
stricken men. women and children
who were suddenly hurled into tho
chilly waters Of Puget Sound on
sunday night al $50 o'clock. IN CON
sequence Of the collision between
The steamers jeanne and DIX.
The above mentioned words have
been screamed out b. thousands %
nnfartunata people whose lives have
baen sacrificed through the incom-
patency Of the persons who are IL
conaed 70 take eharga of and assist
IN taking charge Of pasHanser yes
sells. aud the tins iH aud has been
for a long time ripe for the conErDs~
rinnai representatives ~ the states
~ washington. California and ore
gon to take immediate action to
have legislation snacied 20 insure
the rofety u the lives u those who
are compelled TO use passenger
steamers IN carrying them 20 and
no between their homes and placss
~ business.
The OF repeated occurrences Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
tssssststttt sssstsstt =
HELP! FOR .
GODS SAKE HELP!
s..s.sststttststs ttt.tsttsts

ihi- Kind. such as the Valencia.
Queen. Waiia Wailn. RIO Janeiro.
Cialiam, South Portland, etc. cry to
heaven Tor Investigation and action
~ preventing repHtifi0na OF such
terrible calanities
In making an invesfiga ton Of the
case Of the Inflated Dix. would
suggest. ~ a thoroughly qualified
mariner. that the qualifications and
experience Of the mate. who was a.
tho wheel ~ the Dix whcn the coll
iisiou occurred. be Inquired into. and
I promise that some startling reve-
iatioua will be made. which win help
tho steamboat inspection service TO
suggest remedial action, and also
clear the minds Of the unfortunate
relatlves Of those people who were
mercfieEaiy sacrificed IN the Dix
Jeanne disaster. l would also like
publicity 70 be given a. 10 how
many qualified aeamsn were on
board the Jaauie at the time Of the
nishap and how long II was before
the lifeboat or boats we're put In
the water after the collision.
By the publication Of this letter
yon may be rendering valuable aid
symps theiioally J. I. ELL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
CIGARET FIGHT
COMMENCES

The campaign against the cigar
ct lu Seattle 10 getting under
strong heaaway aud plans nov per-
foetod win make the current week
n record breaker in lecture work
aud enrolment Sunday night the
school children ana their friends "
the Queen Anne district, east and
west. united IN n popular mass
meeting III Queen Anne Methodist
Episcopal church, joining with the
congregations OF the FOURTH United
Presbyterian and Queen Anne Meth
odlst. Dr. Wallace u strubie made
the address Of the evening
The schedule Of the current week
as iaid out By DR.. htrubie u as fol-
lows
Tonight Warren Avenue ana
Mercer schools Mass meeting d.
University Place Baptist church. 8
q. "a, ihn i.atona and University
Heights schools and The churches or
the vicinity uniting
wednesday Denny and Cascade
schools Union mass meeting 10
Temple Baptist church. Third av
and Cedar ~. Sd ms Trinity Meth
odist and Temple Baptist cangrega-
tions uniting with Warren Avenue
and Mercer schools.
Thursday Columbia and Seward
schools Union mass meeting Al .
D. ~. ~ Haven Methodist church.
Howard as. aud John IT. Denny and
Cascade schools uniting
Friday Stevens and Longfeiiow
schools.
Sunday Popular mass meeting In
Pilgrim ConRreRa u0uai church.
Broadway ana Republican 81. 9.
M. Columbia and Seward schools
aud their friends of the broadway
Capitol Hiss district uniting. Anti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
MANY CORNERS
ARE SOLD

.Aaeh nehsena repgrta the sale
:. q. nertkuesf cofues q seventh
- pAnrhard fer Frank A.
Ts..sss ara A. r &iamill &c frea
G'An4r shs pfiee belak SIS aas
uaxin reports she toliew lng
- l.sss I and 8, T. Z neany >
~. aadiglen Dexter AZ. betueeu
r.rukszan ana Asreef, T. A. a. g
nssu.sga Ger tiatea the north
- eurnrs q tzih and Janres 70
a. = Offiarr. faf saeNa. the
-sr.k<ass casnsr u tlth ana James
: sisisle 4 Co. far $780, The
rsrsseess corner u Third ~. y
- prasreet 20 l.. l. Janes. for
a&a aise the sausheast eerneF
4 lSsA ana Prospect % Charles
SssspseEE fur f3saa.
fokn Davis a ca reports The sale
Z H. saapersal flats ttfn ahd Pike.
- W. lahus - q purchaser repre-
.szleA 81 Hoigmex a iaaiuE. for
rsas Aheuf = mnnih aEo Mr.
lzss beawht the property. together
IN sscsat i9t adi1lning t..
sAroaxn Joan Davis 4 Co. taF $50.
- a. has aincu ssla TIE iet for
usse TAss Represents his profit
. - investment q ieaa than a
nsaih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
GARBAGE MEN
ARE SURLY

.n.h,hlllty Of further troa
IT, I'd a moro serious nature
~ ~ a. sarhagu haulors ~ the wy
W 10 II any more eohi'
= ln.s' -. received Ike those re-
r ls,ls4s nres lousls 1t the police sta
Fliss 49, merninr hy Mrs. Whittier.
~ , 81 al. Chief Wappenaieln
~ -. another crusade axainal
ssrease union. and one thla
~ sAst Wiu rid the city OF he
U.s. w drivers. and place the dis
49, $50 garbage by necessity In The
~ whittler who has been tn
hsA,t AZ naelng for the removal
= - snrbaxe b. the month"; paid
: y a.tser last FRIDAY cor the en-
~ - month. AecOrdlnE 90 her 70
-. i tAa police the driver either
y. .'..'.t,,.i % haul away tie garhaee
$50 go had accumulated at Ma.
49, home during the time
!. ssrhare drivers were unein'
49, While their eases were be
y ..sa.g ID court. or else he viii.
- r.h,.a,i 10 cart q away.
"a, u.Astayef the reason, chief Wap
49,, = sncenscd ever the crop
.,ss AZ uxlincss on the part 81
= ~ .srl,aru men 80 soon after their
- 49, ana promisca 90 investigate
: - thofoukhly iie viii send
=. s.,s,rt and details 81 this case
~ .shers a similar nature 10
-, -. Ncore. IN ihe hcpe that the
- - al shortly decide 60 take the
600 a sArbagc removal into IT,
ssn bands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
HOME FOR THE
INDEPENDENTS
J. p. HOWE AND ASSOCIATES
PLAN TO nUeiN WORK ON
NEW wEsrLAkU BLOCK.

} = Howe. Hans Peterson and
End J Hitel have Incorporated as
the Syndicate Building company FOR
tho purpose II erecting the pro
POSED block 1t the Intersection of
fsine g.. Wcstlake and fifth avs.
Alta meeting Of the stock holders
III the company Mt Howe was
elected president Mt Peterson
yice'pgcsldent. aud Mr Eltol sec.
retari ani treasurer,
IN his block will b. the new
Howe meaicF az which wlli be seen
the attractions OF the Independents
WORK on TN building will hegln the
first 81 ina coming year aud by
Septumbet | MI Howe expects to
eftcr bis hrsl show IN tho new the.
ater.
Some Of the attractions nos at
the disposal ef the Independents
and that viii Do seea In the new
thoatef during it, first season and
tho SEASONS following are as FOL.
lows
E II so,hern and Julia Mar.
lowe. MFs, Fisko In rha New
England Idea Margaret AnElln
aod hcnfY Miller ia rho Great NJ
vide Virginia Hained Ia The
Love letter Mrs patrick Camp
bell. blanche Hates. Mne Knllch
BERTHA Galland- Lena AshWcll In
THE shulamita.~ David waftiaid.
asrhe stolen stnry LaatA Mann
and Clara LiPman ln Julie hon
bon DE Wolf Hopper In Happy
iand and Vans Eddie o. 10
The Earl ana tha ClFi Camille
nAryiile. Mma. NaElmova. Cyril
Scott On sTha Prince Chap Mar
euerite Clark. lew Fields AT star
company in About iowa Henry
= pixey IN The Man pn the ttax. d
Aubrey uaacicanit IN erhs Greater
Love. The Temples Telegram
The Three of Us with Charlotte
Niiisan. @Iesh kicnehna.e Mexi
cans james T. Powers In The
Blue Moon Peter 3 Daley. Har
. Woodruff tn snruvn % liar
ward The Road ~ Yesterday. :
Before and After" @YarYunilue
Win Louis Harrison ana touiss
Cunning. Guy STANDING Ia This
love Rante." Queen Zixi ~ TX.
The social whlrl. The Tourists
With Richard Golden aud Jaiis
saader~oa. NY ladys Maid.
Santana tildA Spaug Ia "Johl
ffud.aue Wife Mrs fscMayns
Ia fslppa PASSES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
UNHAPPY ksors usrIuO.

The divorce grind coniinued To
fag AZ thr superior curt house
additional 8acreaa being granted
ana coutlasnia - ifase wives being
filed Ethel NJ Burns. IN a oosn'
plain, flied At the clerks office
thts marninr. asks fug a divorce for
aitesod afunksnueaa and abuse, ana
Spgfsn Mcdonald wants a divorce
from Aiphoasas Msibunaid Tor al
leeei dHarttinu
Judge Ffaiar shis morning Fraai
"a aserae IN the ease OF Lena
Murray versus James Murray A
DECREE % separation waa also
granted b. Judge Gillian IN the
ease ~ ELLEN p BstiY aEains, =.
" nixiY. on the ground 81 drunk
runeMA and abuse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
IT'S WORTH THE MONEY.

A Kansas woman. Bessie a. stan
lev. OF Lincoln. won t259 prize by
writing the following definition %
what Constitutes Success"
lie has achieved success who has
lived well, laughed often and loved
much. who has gained the trust Of
pure women and the love u little
children. who has filled his niche
and accomplished his task. who has
left the world better than he found
~, whether by an Improved poppy
\ perfect poem or n rescued soul,
who has mover lacked apprcc iation
Of aarth.s beauty or failed To ex-
press it. who has always looked for
The best in othars and given the
REST he had. whose life was an IN
SEPARATION. whose memory a hencdie-
ton"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
CORNER tors 500.

Two important Dot sales we're
made this afternoon by John Davis
q Co They sold for James II
knnn TO RoY Hreew the southeast
corner % Third az. and Battery Fl
for $4,000 Also tho southeast
double corner Of Howcil and Hell
mont Az. for Peter Dean company
Of san Francisco 10 I. -. Treyiera
for ffT.Seo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
TOWER CASCADE
PLANNED

An electric tower with ita four
Sides serving M cascades IL to be
one OF the features OF the eHpoai.
ton. The structure II 10 be placed
AZ the end OF Rainier Nv. aud the
plans are being prepared by John
r. olmeted. under whose direction
the landscape Of the exposition IL
to ba laid out. The water running
down tho brilliantly lighted sides Of
the tower will concentrate IN pool
nj the foot Of the tower
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20

hnshed madiy into Barteli'a Red
cipss DfHs store. clio second ay.
= 81 tao bottles Of Rose Toilet
tsszA a &c each. She claims all
war places charge soc for A. VIC.
- Toilet Cream ~ z1o a bottle.
.ahihs Almond Cream. special
. s's priee s9c. regular price b0c
nsftsifs Cold Cream also at re-
e<sd price; Rose Toilet Cream AZ
.ls pr bottle 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
GOVERNMENT To
INVESTIGATE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 70 secre.
tafy Metesif. today ordered thai an
Investigation af tbs Insurance coin.
paalcs which have failed 90 paf
their policies tn san Ffanesmeo. be
made By George Butler q Ross.
Cal. nader tha difectlan Of James
Il Garfield. acting Dor the govern
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
WARRANT FoR HURsr.

George 81 Roberts awofe 10
warrant chafEiaz John Hurst with
afhamifing his home THE after
nnan. Roberts. president and man
aruf of che NAfsonnl cider and Yin.
eear workk. gave bis Information
20 Prosecuting Attorney AnrEin
g0sh late yesterday afternoon after
The close ~ she Justice courts
Hurst II being held ~ the police
ana is 81 tie city tail lie persists
Ia denying hia completely IN ths
crime. hnt refuses 80 give an So
count % his actiana saturday niaht
lie wHa Formerly partner q tqh
cfta in the vinegar business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
A Great Record

The Buffalo gasoline engines for
marine purposes have taken the
gold medals for the past four years.
They are neat in design. compact
and economical In fuel Geo. ~
Wnodhouae carries complete line
Of them and can show you all about
them AZ ll2 University st. and
Arcade Way. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
COUNCIL SNUBS
]. H. PRICE

The council last night used hcant
courtesy in turning down the petit
don OF John H. Prize. owner u the
Anheuaef cafe for $4,000 damages
against lac city for false arrest ana
malicious prosecution. The petition
Nna not submitted 10 the commit
tee on eiaima Ms Ia usual va such
cases. bat on motion Of Councilman
an. was unanimously rejected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
HOTEL BURNS,
FIVE PERISH
noreL WINDSOR. OF REGINA.
CAPITAL CITY or sAsKArcH.
EVAN, DESTROYED IN FIRE.
EnrAlLlso LOSS or LIFE.

REGINA. sask. Nov. .o.-f'ivc
persons were burned TO death IN a
fre which destroyed the Hotel
windsor Of this city yesterday
sixty five guests occupied the hotel
az the time Of the fire. The dead
". suksier, Manager Of tho RE
gina MlllinK company.
". 4. MuzEief. assistant man
aver Of she Regina Milling com.
pany,
Donald Walker.
Robert Johnson
Harry Jonrr-
The Windsor was the largest and
best hotel In the city. and vas
erected at cost % S2oo. 200. sew
erai guests Of the hotel were burned.
many Of them seriously, although
~ further fatalities are expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
PATRIOTS BODY
IS REMOVED

NORFOLK. Va. Nov. sp.-@The
soas d James Wilson. y kiEnea OF
u Declaration u Independence.
sss tedsy alsinterred from a pri.
,sfs burial ground near Edentch.
y C. and brought 70 Norfolk.
vhsfs 4 was taken aboard The gun.
lnf Dpbuqua. which carried Il 10
Pnla1deiphla for fFnai burial State
al <oEsfnnasas officials we're pres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
mYsrERloN Flsg.

The fire departures vfaa eAiied
out thin mafniaE 20 SAWYER an
alarm for . fire In the s4alasncc 81
MFa NJ Hadley. ta1t s~srnfh Az
Although nothing morr th&a = cot.
ton MATTRESS and several AAka cur.
iAfns were burned. tbs eaFcum
stances q the firu aru segY ~ ste
rioas and lutlegoHs Only Me-.
Haaicg waa Ia the h0m~a e DC
tins ~ the fire. AMI she woaid -
have known II the tlafe u aofsa
enc catering the fn1nt doof -
noE told her. The caHHe 10 uuAn1a a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-20
BOYS OF TWEL We
ARE CRACKSMEN

one corner II the office ThinhluK
fa fad money aside the youshfei
rraeknrnsn apgead soap over the
outaide % the safe aud then
poured eoai Oh ov.F 4, hrlsayifss
frnm hastily dlxeatsd descriptions
In dime novels. that the cgEnhlna
ton woaid form an explosive They
we're surprised ~ the owner 81 the
store and both boys made their 80
cape. bat " caught By The police.
ain probably b. taught to iss safes
aioas hereafter. eveu Toy ones DE-.
tsrtlvaa Corbegt and ADAMS are In
Ysstigatlng the ease
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LEASED rRANseoRT-FAlLEp
TO RETURN.

For the noncompliance ~ the
terms OF a iease. involving the
steamer Transport. ths Mitchell.
Lewis a stavef company this morn.
ing began proceedings Ia the aupe.
rior court Of Judge Tailman against
G. d. Bceaon Ct al After the ex.
plrnilon " the sir months for
which period the vessel WAS NJ.
legged to have been leased TO the Dc.
PENDANTS. the latter refused 10 ~.
turn her 20 the owners.
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DIM DIAMONDS,

KANSAS CITY. Nov. so.-Two
solitaire diamonds. buried IA mud
a. dim their ulster and give the Inn
preanlon that they we're Imitation
stones. have been received through
tfie local custom office. When the
package was first opened g. "
clarke. collector Of the port, thought
The gems were paste. but after the
mud had been rubbed OFF the stones
regained their ulster and Il was
found that they were worth about
$500. The package. which was adj
dressed to a man we'll known In
Kansas city. IL bsing held until the
Secretary Of the Treasury advises
what should be done.
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MAaHIneToN 90 UsGo.

DR. J. y criahton informed the
members Of the council. az Neli ~
the representatives - the press,
with a great deal Of qualification.
that. though The uoU hook ana lad
der tfuH h which yesterday stood -
aattsfartnfy a teat vas az eastern
manufacture. the material used -
tta construction was Washington
ne
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The police arr ont today hooking
Tor two amateur safehloNrfa ut
very dIminutive stature
The sork u The safe-rf0rkefss
who werc two boys abaai Il years
old. was reported u TIE police THIS
morning The amateur crash atnsn
ala not U.s. nmmtes. or drills. OF
even dynamite. bus common. ofsit
nary coal oil and 4 little snap
The boys committed their dep
relations" this morning. In an OF
and ffsl store near tbs university .
Seeing the frunf door open. they
entered and foand . tiny safe IN
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rAouoHr FlRg WAS CAT.

RT. LOUIS. New 20 Surprising
that the noise which they heard
Was caused b. the cat. y. g. keiss
ksr tf.. and Martin neokmeif work
ed for three-auarterH 81 an hour IN
the office % the homeryef Tea and
Coffee 90. unconscious % the fact
that a large fire was raNtuR la the
room over their heads The blaze
Il supposed 10 have been caused BY
sparks from the coffee rooster.
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TEAmsrERs FINED.

Two teamstefs were this morn.
ing fined o. each In Judge Gordon .
court for diarcEardlnE the CROSSING
ordinance. Duncan Mclaughlin
was fined for splitting dirt from a
grading wagon and 7 ~ Hotter
was fined for hiockadinE the right
nf way AZ second aud Madison.