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Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
AFTER MORE cATrLE

Frank FOCAL left this morning for
his ranch on Date Creek, where a force
of men are gathering more cattle.
About the 10th of the month he ex-
poets to start another bunch of about
300 head for the valley and will drive
them through, as he did with the last
bunch. He has but one complaint to
make and that is that he will be alb
sent on the day of election. Not only
himself but six Of his men are reg
istered, and none of them viii, be able
to vote. 1t is an unfortunate circum-
stance which he deeply regrets.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
The KAN sAs PICNIC.

People formerly from Kansas should
bear in mind the fact that the coming
Saturday is the date set for the annual
Kansas picnic and reunion, when for
mer Kansans are wont to gather again
and talk over days of the past in the
Suniower state. An excellent pro-
gram is being prepared for the coca
sion and it gives promise of being one
Of the best reunions in the history of
the organization.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
State of Ohio ohio city q TOLEDO I

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner Of the firm of F. J. Che
ney & Co, doing business in the City Of
Toledo, County and State aforesaid and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this eth day of December
A. d. 1856 A W. GLEASON,
(Seal) Notary PubIic
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
and acts directly on the blood and n1-
cous surfaces OF the system. Send for
testimonials free
F. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
The INDIAN AT HIS BEST.

The pay-lists and the cash had been
securely packed for an early start next
morning, when this wild fellow drifted
into Camp. Pere Fafard, he said,
thought we might have some money
for him. He, did not ask for anything,
he stood, smiling slightly. He seemed
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
TEMPE sUBscRIPTIoNs.

Subscribers to The Republican con-
tinue TO send in coupons and money
for their chosen contestant in the
scholarship race and almost daily
some one of the Tempe young people
in the contest have their score raised
a few notches. Subscribers should
remember that coupons sent direct to
the Tempe manager will be counted
for whoever they wish and it will be
better to send them to the manager
than to Phoenix as the Tempe record
is kept here as well as in the main
office
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
A SPECIAL TRAIN

on account of the bipartisan anti
JOINT statehood meeting in Phoenix this
evening the Santa Fe viii run a spe-
cial train there and return, leaving the
station here at 1920, local time. and re-
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
THE DATE PosTpoNED

The date of the Greater Arizona
meeting which was to have been held
here this evening in Curry hall has
been postponed until tomorrow night.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
DEATH OF MRS. wATERHoUsE.
She Passed Away Quietly at the Ad-
Vanced Age of rs Years.

Mrs. James Waterheuse died at the
home of her son, Charles Waterhouse,
Sunday night at midnight, and the
funeral was held late yesterday after
noon from the home, Rev. Mr.. Fisk
officiating, interment being made in
the Double Butte cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30

$4,000 in prizes given for the best
bread baked with Ruby Flour, brought
to the Arizona Fair.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30

turning after the meeting. The meet
ing win be addressed by Hon. 7. G.
Norris and Hon. E. s. Clark. The
round trip rate will be 45 cents.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30

It's the things we don't have that
worry US most. especially money
Philadelphia Record
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30

Have You seen the beautiful prizes
which viii be awarded for best bread
from Perfect Flour?
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30

When a man can work others Dr.
cannot be worked himself-Atchisoa
Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
GRAND OPERA.

Ask your grocer for Ruby Flour and
practice up for the prize.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30

Some one is bound to get the money.
$4,000 given away to the best bread
bakers. Bread must be made from
ruby Flour"
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Jones. with their
sons, Chas. F. and Frank arrived in
Mesa Saturday from COffeyville, Kan
sas, and have moved into the Buddy"
Gilbert cottage on Shrine street. They
came to remain during the winter,
with their son and brother w. NJ. Jones
who is employed by the Z. S. G. S.
L. A. Smith is busy getting the old
printing office on the north side of
Main street ready for his bowling alley.
F. L Stakes, surveyor for the fire
insurance companies of the Pacific
coast was in town today for the pur-
pose of making a new survey of insur-
able buildings, as a basis for the new
rate card.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
MESA

John Nelson started for Heber yes
terday for his sheep, he will return
with about $500 head to winter here in
the valley.
Chas. Sanichas and others came over
from Phoenix yesterday to attend the
joint statehood rally.
Maud Ortez and Refugia PARA, both
of Mesa were united yesterday.
Lee Bentley came down from Fish
creek yesterday for few days rest.
Harry Creighton was in Mesa today
as advance agent for the Ainsworth-
Fitch comic opera acrObats. who are to
play one night stand in Mesa tonight.
AinswOrth is the chief booster, who
will tell US how vile the corporations
are. Col. Fitch is the champion flop
per of the territory. and will do a turn
in his line that will surprise the au-
dience.
MessTs. Virgins & Daily will tonight
open their Mesa pool and billiard par
Tor to the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
LaureIhurstProperty
I'm Demand
.asy sAsrrenuas AND OUT. TOWN PEOPLE HAVE PuR'
CHASED LOTS IN sEArrLE's MOST BEAUTIFUL Hes'-
pERcg DISTRICT.


sf means the world over have In
vaflabiy selected property overlook
ing the water as the finest place 70
build a home and taufslhurHt VIII
prove no exception to the rule. Dur
ing the past two weeks more people
~ culture have visited tLa beauty
spot than have ever visited nsW
addition in the history Of Seattle.
There has been such "a nhenom=
email demand for lots At lsaurelhurHt
that the addition has been almost
sold out. 30 that persons who In
tend purchasing property there
should visit Iaureihurst aa soon az
possible. before all the choice pieces
are taken. The steady influx u
eastern people 10 this eity during
the past two years has caused a
steady Increase IN the value OF
property fronting on and overlook
ing Lake Washington. and there ia
every reason 70 believe that the
next few years will show a greater
advance than ever before. Not only
win I.aurelhurst Drove 20 De the
highest cinaa residence district 81
seattle, but an Investment there
now viii yield handsome profit to
the purchaser within q short time.
80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06

No place IN tho world travel
whore you viii. from the famed
Lakes Of Killarney 10 the noun
taina Of Switzerland. can one lind
more magnificent scenery than IN
The immediate vicinity Of Seattle.
T.akes and bills. valleys and rivers
an within few short miles n tho
fastest growing city Ia the United
states. that offer the tourist the
viaitor or the man who makes he
home in Eeatile ~ opportunity 90
see the grandeur of nature Without
the expense of travelling in foreign
lands
Tanrnihufat on the Lake. the
beautiful new residence addition re-
Gently placed on the marke, by the
Mctaughiin Realty Company offers
Tho man II means fine opportunity
a. secure = home site uheauaied any
ulaee ln the United states. -sltuat-
"a on the peninsula separating
linton bay from Lake Washington
ia Re0Frap hical location alone
leaving aside the building festric-
lions. makes It an impossibllity for
f.aureIhurHt -on- the-Lake 10 ever
- othar than the finest residences
s.etlon Ia or near Seattle. People
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
CONGREGATIONAL.

Plymouth Third ave and univcr.
city e.. Hev. Francis 3. Van Horn
- H. pastor. II q. u4 The ka.
iipnule 81 Worship. . D. m .HhT-
lock study Ia Ideal Justice
Pilgrim broadway and Napubii.
can St Rev Edward Lincoln
Huiih. -. -. pastor ~ d. 90. HuH
Z 80 D. ms Rev Of 81 FfeelaHd
breaches morning sud evening
Union queen Anne aV. aud ca.
ler Ht. 10 80 "a ga. aud Z so q. ~.
Rev. vincent HoHoW afue ufrarhei
morning aud evening.
University Brooklyn aFeN Res
~ e. Mason. II u. m, The Problem
OF Sin y IA. The Worst Trims
Ia the World
IedecNater- whitman ave. neui
Kilb0ufne 81. ReF. William g. Knut.
ner. - ~ pastor y D. m and 3
o. m.. rally day services II q. M
hoiy communion and reception -
members 80. Cross and Crowns
pf DiHcipieahip"
Beacon Hiii Near Beacon Hii
school Rev william WofihinRtau
No "a m. & ~ William WoffhinRtau
the nsh pastor, breaches e3enlns
&C. -. Vino Are Foolish and Who
Are Wiae7"
Bethany JuBkina II. aud ikth 81.
Rev. William WaHhinEton. kunds )
afhoul 10 - m. evening, holy coma
muni4n sud sermon. b. Rev. Wi.
liam WuffhluEton.
brighton Rev. =. y. Lee.
Youngstown Tent meeting. q
M. sunday school 30 g. ma souf
service aud preaching by Rev. g. Il
Gale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
City Asked to I'm.
prove Magnolia
Bluff
Owners Of Property 70 Present Pc
tltion Asking Tor Streets, Side
walks and Water Mains.
Property Owners IN This Section
Desire That Work BE Begun at
nee and Rushed 70 Completion.

~ meeting held In the office
Of David y Eastman. Room 2Ua
Colman Bldg last Monday evening,
large percentage oi tho property
BWnern and people residing ON Mag
nolia hMff signed petition for pre-
eenthtian 10 the council ~ is meet.
ing week from nent Monday night,
asking that the grading % streets
aud laying Of sidewalks and water
mains be- started at once and rushed
60 completion
The remaining property owners.
who have not signed. are requested
70 so TO Mr. EaHtman'a office. 50
that the neeoanafy number Of namoa
may be- secured
since Mr Eastman placed Buena
Vista Addition. Seaitie'a most beau
tifut residence section On the mat.
kef, there has been great demand
for property on Magnolia Bluff, a.
u IL well recognized fact that Ia
the near future property on the
Bluff viii advance more rapidly
then ALL any other district IN or
near Seattle
Bu~na Vista Addition appeals par.
tlculariy 20 Eastern visitors and
out oftown people. who can hardly
realize that Il q possible 60 secure
property aTfordluE such q masnifi'
cent ylnx OF the mountains aud the
sound - near the citY
The district to be improved Ia
cIaies TweniYeiEhth avenue west
from Caller street 20 the south line
Of Buena Vista The improvements
on Baena Vista will be rushed 10 .
rapid completion. and It 4 hoped
that splendid ROADWAY viii be fin
ished on 10 the bill early IN 1917
SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
CLASS WORKERS
WANT RAISE

The membcra OF tho local glass
Workers uulon. No tss, has served
notices On an glass firms In Heat
lie That they dealto an increase Ia
VASES 81 ao cents per day The
men are nov drawing down tlaa q
daX far 10 hours work
Nd Nellie. ~ nellie a Eurol
hrtrfst S3St West Columbia "a
stated today that they had received
notice of the increase and that the
men also demanded shortening nf
the days labor To mine hours lie
would not snY whether or not the
firm Would grant the demands, bat
animated that a strike If the siaaa
WORKERS would be the result Of a
refusal
ManaRor Seymour. oi the " =
Fuller company. second av anufh
and Jackson ~. said that he had
nos peecived notice. nor had he
heard anything about the proposed
strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
spfRirukLlsT.

The Bible Spiritual Science snci-
ETY. meets in A . ~ 81 hail 1873
Flrat ave. near Virginia e. sun
day. Al 4 D. al and e. fu itrF.
T. NaEnii Foster pastor and mes
sage bearer Service "a D. ~. lec-
ture By the pastor. followed with
messages ana occult drmuuHtv lions
bg Dr. Allison y. Aimer subject for
the evening Your Forces and How
10 Use Them TO conclude with
spirit messages and writings by DE-.
Aimer
FIRST Fpirltuaiist Society knights
af pgfhlaa hnl. First avenue. near
pike Edifh p cobb speaker and
message bearer Lectures at 3 3. m.
and d m. circles. 30 3. IN plat
form tests lu the afternoon By Mf.
cobb and iu the evening bY Mrs.
cobb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06

q NEW YORK. Oct e9"Therc .
q MAY never ho another faee Tor ,
q the Vanderbilt cup In this ,
q country, a. I am shocked az ,
q the denlorahln accidents" /,
= naid " X Vanderbilt this a. |.
q ternonn, dashlng cold water .
q upon the defeated racers who ,
= were already discussing plnua I
= 10 IN the cup next year lie I
would not discuss the matter I
q ans further. stating that be I
. waa too deprsaaod by the TRACE I
. dice to talk about the race +,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06

State ~ Idaho
Insurance Department
r l.. IlgEss. Commissioner.
"a OffIcio State Examiner.
Boise. idaho
Seattle. wash. Oct :. 1905
This Is 20 certify that I have Just
campiefed an examination 81 the
Pioneer Live Stock Indemnify Co.
of Seattle. with offices in the P.I
building. and am pieaAed 10 report
that I have found their affairs In
excellent financial condition.
While IL has been the policy Of
the company DOT 20 Increase their
volume - business 10 the detriment
Of their finances. but % do con
aeTyasiyc business. tbeg have put
the company on q solid footing and
their losses 60 date have been met
promptly. and. Ia fact. most Of them
HAVE BEEN PAID THE DAY
FOLLOWING THE RECEIPT OF
PROPER PROOFS or CLAIM
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Insurance Commissioner Liggsfs Report on Pioneer
Live Stock Indemnity Company Of Seattle

Where claims have been resist.
ed there has been proven TO BE-
fraud In the application. or other
good cause for 50 doing
Their method Of providing fund
for the payment Of claims n an.
admirable one. and they have q
considerable surplus over and
shove the legal provision. Their
whole system Of accounting Is be
ing perfected by their efficient sec
Rotary
THE officers had The pleasure OF
meeting hespeak BY their manner
10 be perfect gentlemen and show
by their methods 10 be 81 ability 10
the business. and | have no doubt
that the company. under their man.
afefnent. VIII continue to grow and
be eredi, 10 themselves and the
insurance business.
EDWARD L. LIGGET.
Insurance Commissioner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
MEETS DEATH IN
ELEVATOR SHAFT

-. ~ tienafirkA AZ enplQFe -
the standard Clothing eouiE,sny
yesterday sffssbosn fell five stories
down a freight elevator shaft aud
VAS fatally iniarri
AeruFdiuH % Deputy gefener
WIlgaie. Hendricks got on the
freight elevator ehaftir after I
O'Clock AND started up from The
basement Al the fourth story his
ciathlns rauEht nn the side ~ shs
elevator shaft and he wsa dragged
up % the fifth floor aad Dropped
10 the bottom u the shaft lie So
taken e. his hefnr - Charles pstef-
sen. where he did Without regain
iuK consciousness lie NAs ehaut
80 years oii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
WOMAN BADLY
BURNED

In a mysterious fire last AiEhi
Mrs. " G. Newman. s19 Fourth ~.
north. wife OF a Seattle street car
conductor. was badly burned. espe.
etaIly about the hack and on her left
arm. About % O'Clock she heard
cry from her 3.yearold child.
sleeping in q room un the second
story. she quickly ran upstairs.
ana upon entering the room. found
: fire beneath the bed ~ another
child. In reaching f0f the baby
her own clothing caught fire.
I. Rushing. 4 roomef. entered
The room and sa4ofherst the flames
snYeioplng Mrs Nswman and thea
nut oat the fire under the bed.
Mr. Rushing vas also seriously
burned. Mira Newman viii re
cover
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Tlrai Rev. 81 a Matibrwa pas
Tor. 81 "a. m. Chris Looking
Through Peter. p. ms TIA" 1903
Under the tod. the Cross ana the
Crown.
Westwinataf HeV , 81 WILSON.
pastor 81 r. "a. The Ae"ersity ~
the BrHzeu SERPENT aud Use ross.
n M Mr. Robert b. spears. ~
New York. Is 10 deliver nn ladfeaH.
ballard fTfaf Rev Elmer ..
Thompson. pastor - M holy
eummunidns M "our NeHi fitE
Council and the d. y0f
cherry IT. prefbYferiHn church.
corner Twenty ee1ud aye ann
cherry ~ ftev. " A. Peiefsnn. IN.
- pastor ~ r.. NJ. holy com
muul1n and reception IF members
Z so T. m.. q y rally prominent
speakers from an over che CITY wiil
be- present and speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
FRISCO BOY
AS BURGLAR

Joe Martin. II years old, claiming
Han Franchise a. bile hame. eceu +.
pies q eeli at the city tail, charged
With burglary
A. as4 a'elaek this morning Pa
tfnlmah Appieauiat Was pasains ~
fhr queen city bye Works. an
THIRD ats. when his attention was
attracted "a man standing inside.
Appleaulat sot busy A. the bp1
euuii aiv~ no account Of himself
uor whY he was ia the dye works
az that tifne in the morninK he was
arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
Ora N N AR LEAGUE
PLAYS FOOTBALL

rhis moFning the Grammar
Amateur LEAGUE opened With a
series OF football games
A Woodland park the Il 3 pay
team defeated the Cascade team b.
rs to o
The Nnsa team. which Was TO
piaY the Warren team at Woodland
park. failed 20 show up
IL the south district the Csnifal
school team defeated the ffank.lna
hy ~ "a o The game VAS played
az lIaculn park
The second same played ~ Lin
coin park vas between the lsnne.
fellows aud the Columhiaa The
former won. - to o
The n.annys defeated West Seat.
tie Thursday afternoon BY a Score
81 10 % Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
SYMBOLS DEALER oots
on IMPORTANT Trip.

Aauife nsreus. a pfauinrut shin-
sic dealer. vii leave tonight fef
san Ffaneisea. aud from there utgi
90 q south Amcfisa. chinA and
Japan q 10 the object II hf
uarana q tharunEhiy tntrDtues
shingles tntB parts u the weird
where they are not Tat staple
faaat.4ssfsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
CIGARETS CAN
NOT Be SMOKED

Yesterday afternoon = special
meeting II the high school boys
vas held in the assembly hall Prof
" p GetEnF gave the boys a hse
turp on the evils Of eixarvt sniok
ing. and issued the oFissr that al
siaokfns on tho sehooi grounds of
~ lincoln PARK on the part of htzh
school students must b. STOPPED
Coach Frost aud Manager stuart
spoke On The prospects Zoe the fopt
bail zane Saturday. and both PR
dlessd a hard one Tor she local
team against whltmsn Coliega Tbs
meeting sound np uith several
good ranssnW school YeliN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
Pass oves MAYORS v1ro.

The corporations committee Ycs
fsrday dccidrd To recommend fpi
passage over the mayara veto III
ordinance granting the Seattle Ia
coma Power company tha riEht 4
lay do~a snd maintain steam ans
water pipes In certain OF tho cts
aFrss.fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
ADDITION TO CRY HALL

A small tvaz floor adaitiou b. he.
Ina haill un the city hail faf TIE
usr % the city light ana water &c
partmeut Heretofore the Noise and
CONGREGATION 10 the water treaHur
efa office has been - confusing
that the CLERKS and dfaftefs ~ the
water affice could not attend o.
their work properly. The upper
floor u the neW addition viii be
used entirely Tor the clerical and
drafting ssrvirr, Tho cost % tho
addition Is 81 500. which vas at
theflrrd az last Mondays council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
sswspApesmsn DIES.

A telegram from whltehorsc. Y
r. announces the death q A. u
McEachnfu. oue 81 the publishers
u the Whitshofss Star. from ap
pandloitia Mr. McEaehefn f. q
veil knoSn ne@spaperman 81 this
state Mrs MeEarhern is dauEh
ter af I. a. HeidinEef Of Desain
ger station. 20 miles south Of Seat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
JEFFERSON IN PORT.

Steamer jefferson Of tho Alaska
Steamship company arrived earsy
this aftsfnann from Southeastern
Alaskan ports with 49, panaeuEwr'
and sgia 600 in gold y A Murphy
= 40 u tn construct a huge ditch ia
the TAnanA district. vas among the
passenger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
SENATOR AT NONE.

Steamer seastnF ~ the Pacific
Coast Steamship company. arrived
this afternoon frum Nome with 20
% ~mrnErra and tz0n.Voo tn Eoid
Among the passengers uere ihons
from the aiaamsr Leah. which vas
wrecked on the loser fukus river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
See California

t,efore going East The Southern
Pacific company offers excellent &C.
eommodations. Two trains daily to
san Francisco BY the famous scenic
shasta route. Reservations, tick
cts and information AZ Union Ticket
-faco. COS First nv.
E.E. ELLIS. Con. Agt -"
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D4n.s,., Wli.sos 4 aiaaLr
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The testimonial performances 70 be
rendered The gifted runtraitos An
sslA May. at EaAa ball Tuesday
night next OetobeF ,. Niii BE- sxerp-
tionaliy attractive "a Aociai. ma.
steal and professional event. a pro-
gram which offers many Of TIE
leading local artists AZ well as near
~ ali the professionals available
and in town thst uirht viii prove a
big drawing attraction.
The seats afs settling rapidly. and
a crowded house vii greet the Tons
lIst 81 performers. Miss May her
self viii offer new and novel mu-
steal comedy selections with elee-
trleai effects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
TWO LARGE BUILDING
% RMIra TAKEN OUT.

Two large building permits have
been issued b. the building lnapoci.
or. ono "a A N hiFsei for a tSo
story frame apartment ~tth stores,
e. cssst fif.ODa. and "a be ereetssi
~ 1913 Y Pike 81. and the second
30 sfirrat q Costs for the founda.
tion u a three story brick apart
uaent At sol eos Sinth av. "a cost
as H00
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
MINISTERS TO EXERCISE.

Tho October meeting Of the
Evangelical Ministers Federstton
Will be held az The First Methodist
church next Monday af 2 4. M
Robert e Hpeer viii addfesa tho
meeting and viii also devote Some
time Ia giving the elergymeu phg 81
cal culture exercise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
WANTS JURY TRIAL

~ Martha. charged with permit
dog q gambling game IN Ms room
~ tsao E1fst az. has asked the
court for jury trial The police
arrested several persons far playing
poker IN HIS room few dsys aEo.
ana u ls said that Martin cun,roii-
81 the Eautr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
SHOOTS WIFE.
KILLS SELF

TACOMA. Oct G Special
John boirraiorff a ianltor. retut,o
Inc home last night and finding M
supper prepared. herated bis wife
ehe had just returned from . days
Washing. after which he dfeN Re.
rolNer and shot her with probable
fatal result. then blowing ont hia
bruins The deed VAS Witnessed hy
their ta3eaeoid Hon.
hiefradoflf had been drinking all
.dai. u being the 6hth anniversary
of bis birth. which he WAS eelcbtat
Ing
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asx BEACH RETURNS.

Rex Beach. author ~ Tho Spoil
era.= reached Seattle this morning
on fhe Victoria from Nome. arcoin-
panied b. Dave King. SIT Beach
s.euf uorih iu search of material
fof magazine articles. lie VIII re-
main iu Seattle FOR three or four
days. and then 60 directly 70 Chl.
edga to witness the production or
srha Spoilers which - 70 be
- =. lhl..rn on nefnhnr li.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
...aasrrp ON SUSPICION

Joe Swanson aud EiNard Cody
were arrested By Detectives Cofbeu
and Adams this morning aud book
"a without a charge Their Aetion'
are said 10 have aroused suspicion
ana they wili be held pending Al
Investigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06

" J. Hrney. the prominent con.
tractor. who s building the rail-
TOAD frnm ofcaa inio the Cappes
fffef section. arrived IN Seattle
early this morning on the steamer
C0ttasn CitY FROM SsaEaay ON his
NAy east 10 transact business.