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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

Ballard forof II IL said. was ma.
ried TO the danger zone
The lights we're si;u burning ana
the burglar vas. evidently ,ni
there. Pairolmen were stationed ~
around ihe house The iutrnd,aa
pillager should not eacaue NV,
much WA certain An office
tried the door n was not loohea
and be confagoOusly entered
lie foundo man and two Vom.
on peacefully IN aosssasion bus
some ghat surprised and alarmed !,
the appearance Of the blueeoa9
Pulling his mousiaohe doubtfullv
at the tranquil scene which met M
eye. the. officer nquired why fhs
thPne were Ia Mrs Smiths boms
The surprised reply was that IN.
family had rented H. that afteruoon
from Mrs Smiths agent. and bas
been told they could take lnfna
diate possession. the keys beinx
given them
Mrs. Smith then arrived on the
scene. and remembered The ORR.
cegs returned 10 the station. spus.
tering. II ~ said, and Mrs smith
went % her daughters home agaip
leaving the new occupants peace.
ably In charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
A. the Seattle

The management OF the Seattle
thenter is not 50 fortunate Ia I'm
der Southern Skies" as u has been
In the attractions Tor some weeks
past az that popular playhouse. The
old play tells a pretty story. but
Il takes a thoroughly capable CON.
pany to keep ita sentlmentaiity
from ciuyinK There are one or two
capable people IN the present cast
but there are others who fail utter
~ in their attempts 20 do the
pastoral drama justice.
To anyone who has ever lived In
the south. that land OF sweet scents
and gentle winds. 81 soft.voiced
women and chivalrons men. per.
haps the most offensive Of the
companys shortcomings is the az
tempt at southern dialect. This
SLOWS 80 broad that Il becomes too
wide for the mouth. and is painful
10 hear.
Willard Perry as Major Crofton.
with a species Of stately reserve.
stalks through the acts with father.
IL dignity. completely dwarnng the
other members OF the cast. and one
unconacioualy finds himself indul-
gently regarding them as lot of
children engaged In harmless gam.
bols
Elsa Boroid as Leila Crofton. the
Young lady who causes an the
trouble. never rises 10 the tragic
lines. but continues TO be a little
girl through Il all. and her lovers
are anything but convincing
Under Southern Skies will play
az the Seattle until Wednesday
night. with a Wednesday afternoon
matinee at bargain prices. THE
Three Of Us" which finishes out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
ON THE FRONT

The Santa Clara arrived yester
day from Valdez and Seward. hay
ing had rough trip south The
Bertha arrived from the same portn
this morning. Roth steamers had
many OF those who went down In
the crash OF the Reynolds finan.
cial ventures
Steamer Patterson has returned
from Alaskan waters. whore she
has been this season making coast
surveys.
ship Erskime NJ Phelps from
Philadelphia, with coal Tor nrem.
crton and cement for Seattle, is
IN port
The revenue cutter McCullooh. on
hor way to the Sound from Alaska,
received orders az juneau tuf pro-
coed from there with large guam.
tity Of hclated United States mail
for the Aleutlan islands,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

The Charles A. Taylor COMPANY
has found live one In "Acrosl
the Pacific. II the way a show "A
greeted BY fits audiences Ia a crl.
terion. Two big houses gave evi.
deneo Of enjoying the Taylor shos
al the Third Avenue yesterday and
the bill promises to prove populss
There may be those TO vhon
Laurette Taylor's impsys0nailon q
a live newspaper man vas pretty
much Of joke. but she wore boys
clothes and 9as peri and chic n
them. so what did the audsents
care II it smacked OF burlescusi
The leading lady's large personal
following Ike her In anything she
attempts. and the sight Of Der ID
male attire was particularly pleas.
ing.
Supporting the star Is the fun
strength 81 the Taylor company,
and ample opportunity ia afforded
all Of It's members 20 win further
popularity from the theaiers cllel-
teie.
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Births were registered today al
follows;
Lunncr-To wife Of y. Luuner,
500 westlake av, October -, n
daughter
wlnchiil To wife Of y. Winchii.
bs2 Aloha 81. October 10. daugh.
ter.
Morrison TO wife o. J. Morri.
son. 6ia Denny way. October II.
son
Farrar-To wife Of Bert Farrar.
iiia 18th av, ~, November 2. a
daughter.
Durham TO wife OF A, Durham.
ise s0th av.. October ~. a daughter
windall- wife Of J. wlndal.
1900 Western ava October 10, a
daughter
Garysy TO wife 81 @ ". Gar
vey. a2t Yakima place. November /.
a son
Eastman To wife OF ID p. East.
man, i22 10th nv. ~. October 81.
daughter
Renolds To wife Of William c.
Renolds. $50 2Sth nv. 8. October
2. q son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

The Hoyt's "A Mllk White
Flag. farce comedy.
The Coiiseum-The Five Bellat-
zer Sisters and other Sullivan q
Consid.ne acts.
Psntaaes Frank Hall and bic
lion. Wallace. and other yaude
Vile acts.
The Whirly-Glrly." Rosa
NayHon and her trained birds ard
other acts.
The Lyrie-Liiian Fisher 10 %
rrano solos and a varied vaudeville
and moving picture program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

LONDON. Nov Many royal
families will yisit the king aud
queen this month. and the Anarch
lists have sent cut warnings. threat
cninE attacks Extra police 70
serves viii be thrown around the
visitors a. all times II IL expected
that the ring leaders 81 the Rusrch.
istN viii be kept under close watch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
ARREST LID LETTERS.

Three men were arrested yesier
day for violating the sunday clos
ing law. Vital Boyer, a loneshoFe
man. was retailing whisky from
quart bottle when he was taken N
custody b ga patrolman IN cit.en
clothing. Later S. Scheler. Greek
restaurant keeper on Washington ~,
was arrested for selling beer. MAY
Friedlandcr a drug clerk employea
hy the Henry Drug company, ~
Flfth av. and Denny way, was taken
In custody charged with selling :
hottie OF whisky without presrf'R
ton.
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Death Record

RcatN Ne1ofus
Deaths we're negistcrcd today as
follows
hrinEleson C nringieson. ~. DC.
tuber 30. 81 Charles hotel.
Logan~C. w. Logan. 40. October
rs. tliilman City
hfunkM Bronx, ~, November
I. tie6 aist av. ~
Caldwell T. Caldwell. &C. No.
vombor ]. at9 gain nv. =.
Nelson N G. Ncils0u. as. Ocio.
Der 2. Providence hospital
johnson-G A Johnson. 30. Oc.
tober 81. 1890 Fourth av.
Wcstin-A Wcsiin. 20. October
II. 1890 Fourth ay
Foley q Foley, So October so.
weyside Emergency hospital
peicraen--C Petersen. ~. Octo.
Der 5i. Providence hospital
GleemAn Infant. November 2.
eIas Earl 81 \ W.
Petersen William Petersen. a..
October 81. tit Fourth Av.
Chamberlain n 8 Chamherlain.
81. November 4. Seattle General
hospital
Ononncil ~ O'u0nneil. -. Ocgn.
bet %. WayNide Emergency hospl.
tai
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SHOT


TACOMA. Nov 4--Lawrcnce
Gnffiner. ~ years old. was instant
ly killed yesterday near steiiacoom.
while hunting. his gun being acct.
deutally discharged. The young
man was the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Criffiner and was employed
Ia the South Tacoma car shops.
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A Good Reason

You wish 20 know why ! tAAe
Turkish hathsg Well, they make
me feel ike "a new person aftef !
have been working hard and am a.
tired out and nay nerves are ~
strung up 10 a high tension ING
heat seems TO relax the nerves sna
the massage has a soothing elieo.
feel now as though ] could ao'
do without them"
Where do you take your iaiF
ish haths2 J.,
Il always go 20 the orlenh'
under the Grand opera heass'
They give the best baths ! hs's
learned, OF any place In the oo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
cAR SHOWS MAN.

Charged with forgery. George H.,
Thompson, aged ~, was placed un-
der arrest yesterday by Detectives
narbee and Kennedy Il IL alleged
that the young man recently eashed
a check for 500 with Carl Martens.
proprietor OF the Texas poolroom.
which has been refused payment at
the Dexter Horton bank, on which
il WAS drawn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
DROWN AT SEA
10y United Press)

PORT TOWNSEND. Nov A.
Captain John Rinchart. OF the fish.
ing schooner Mary and tho crew Of
nine men are believed TO have been
Loss In the gale OF Friday night a.
Ciayquot sound The report Is
broHght here by Captain McNell ~
the fishing schooner Daisy Fri
day che siOrp sprnng up and con
tiaurd until Saturday morning All
during the gale tho Daisy and
Mary were close together AZ day.
break Saturday the Mary was no
whore 20 be seen. and IL Is believed
that she foundcred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
TO MAKE RECORD

NEW YORK. Nov. f.--The new
Cmard liner Msuretania Is 70 at.
tempt 10 break the record now held
by the sister ship LuEitRnia. The
former sails from the other side
on her initial voyage November i6.
tho same date the Lusltanla sails
from here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
WOMEN STONED

HONGKONG. Nov. 1.-Two Amer.
lean women. Misses Wendell and
Erickson OF the Scandinavian mis-.
sion al Namhoi. we're stoned fright
fully by an antitoreiEn mob Tho
mission VAS reduced 20 kindllnK
Riot orders we're Immediately sent
out By the magistrate and soon
peace was restored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
MURDER
AND
SUICIDE

= KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 49,
AFTER shooting two women, Jim
Davis, q negro, leaped from the
railing of the Tennessee river
bridae aud was drowned. The
shooting and drowning were wit.
messed BY hundreds Of people lie
fore breaking Away from the mob
aud taking his death leap. Davis
declared that during his lifetime he
had killed - persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
ON THE EVE OF ELECTION
Many State Elections Are se BE Held Tomorrow.

Twas the Of election when ali through house
Not word could m my perpcxed spouse:
The room was perfumed" BY his campaign cigar.
tiA all
He perused all the circulars with filled
IN the papers he found ali the - ndldatea drilled;
The handful he conned. roorbacka mused
Through Appeals 70 the Voter" be amused:
Then said. n don't 10 for AZ an
But what is the use7 I'm not registered this fam"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

WASHINGTON. Nov. John +.
Miller. assistant prosecuting attor,
ney Of King county, Washington,
also Judge Murane Of Nome are
mentioned In connection with the
Alaska iudgeship OF the Third dis
triet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
Lost {! Lost!

On October i6, 1907. man vita
a douhle-barrel Remington shotgun.
giving his name as Harry Lindsay,
and address as 1904 Fourth av. A
liberal reward win be given for in
formation Of this man and return
Of the Remington shotgun.
THEO Willis q Co,
zoos First Av.
Sporting Goods, Hardware and
Cutlery. sta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

Splendid froam modern hanse. fat
teflNH modern car NuH excellent Hn
etairurtltie view of nass Terms
q IoHssroN co.
Main lfli Aatlt 1881 Downs ulk
a 8
SEE rItH -HrOP LOOKING
lANtNH. ffNnm eotthNa. fine aafdsn
Hlte. sound View. 6 blocks tn woodland
Fafh an ace 9lg0 down
tipe- fltp down. s1und view logs la
fruit trees
tifs9 iahsa corner 0 block 10 Wood
land Park. fine Wow
IHn stores Twins rooms corner zoe =
moo $500 doan four oan tsftns
Cell residence fif1 Fremont Ave pfaHf
North iiet Once North le -te
fltoe-h a. foot view ioi DO mlnufes
from Pioneer Square "A HHrrifrr
$3.50 40 foot lof on queen Anne. Cieaef
tn gar line in nu improfe "a nelah.
hnrhucd Terms
81 eeo-A orsuu fasa corner aorfaat
lfina wa't water Iu. hiaehs
from Green Lake station
W " cox A CO.
Alaska nlda
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Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
Add We VIII
Do the Rest

Chargo for one insertion, Toe
per line. Seven words 20 the
line. Three times, one cent a
word. One month. &c per limo
per day.
Minimum charge for an "ad"
20 cents.
DOWNTOWN AG ENC r
Kennedy DRUG Co. First av.
and Cherry
BALLARD AGENCY-~P, II.
Mullen. sgl Ballard aT. opp.
City Hall. Phone. ballard see.
MAIN OFFICE Seventh Rva
between linton and University.
Phones. Main 1850: Ind. AL.
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible
ity for errors u any kind &C.
curing In telephoned adver'
tlsements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

Why Pay Rent?

We have very ehHier afulm faastsfa
residence msW ard uN tasa4fe Be- eHHEe
particular Desirable iaeaifHns large iat
tEn NFus 80 street excellent Schools elaHa
~ hanHr 20 EWr WA se3 a. EASY
tnnutnfN Payments tus NnV Fesfnuss ! Ia
partV A rnFs chance 30 act 3 flaa hsnsa
90 sAaN terms Come u ard taih N
over
oWnsr 80 naiisF uuifdias
pont miss thia Opportunity
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the week. Is a guaranteed attsac.
ton. being scheduled originally for
the Moore theater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
Why Pay Rent?

WHY uuY rnessisY nitie lea ~
fsgs. NhFn pea ran bar ] acres reufains
inF - igts ~ i1fH an fsffHa ~ fIfE
dasu. % per meath. q e - HfIgnsa
close o. raroua intsruTbanf office la
Times Nioeh II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
Monuments

Art Marble Company. 2oit Sec.
ond av. three doors north Of vir.
giuia q Roth phones i7as. zee
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BRITISH RULE is
THREATENED

slMLA, India, Nov. 4.-Wlth a
cloud of revolution gathering
against British rule I'm India. the
council today took
drastic action TO halt sedition and
insurreotlon. II adopted a bin for.
bidding froe speech and empower.
ing provincial governors to prohibit
public meetings OF natives. An as.
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SIS Per Month

cnoit- tuiidiuR lots n Yeunansawa At
tzse 60 faaa sech puly ff9 cash tawm
And balances % month Arr ateadF
nsan can awn home on these taFfaa
Fine car services n Ypa werk al AAY
phone 81 nonntims and We uflt aFramRs
20 snow the lots soma sssninR o. %
6uudaY
RICHMOND. nuNWErT cnRPAMT
lhlslfa Empire Bldr
Pheuss Maln i1af. Ind tott III
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semhlages must first have the ap
prevail o. the governor and any
meeting held without authority
vii lead TO wholesale imprtson
ment Lord Mimic. the viceroy
made a speech In support Of the
bill. IN which be said Il was inpoH-
sible 70 Ignore the warnings Of re-.
cent months the riots at Lahore
Pindi and elsewhere. the insults 10
the British, and the seditloua at
tempta to inflame racial feeling
and tamper With the Indian army
Expert piano tuning ID s John
ston Company. pioneer plano house.
new building Third and Univer.
aitY. Phones 1876 or Ind. a3TT zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

AUCTION SALE or FIRST CLASS
FUNNITrME AND HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AT E % HfCKBnTOM q SALES
ROOMS 1f1a iHT AVE TU EaDAY.
NOVEMBER 9TH 40 i0f10 g. m sharp
Bedroom sets. ennmnled IRON hHar
springs. mattresses bedding dfesaors
confuonoa. rnlN0uiefa. center tables "
tension tables. best n dining chairs
Hiffh1ards buffet china closet china
chair library Table refrigerator. pari0r
furniturF Morris chair. easy geHar. hall
trees nfNDNFad sewing machine. lace
s9rtains, dfapcrca, two upright pianos
standard make ranges 90 b. extra large
suitable Tor camp or reHfaufantf. care
pets ard art squares n the beet makes
ana eIadef. nentrrg. pictures. rnuchra
Kitchen goods. ETC.. etc, also a r0uslFn.
ment ~ g 900 pounds u mess beef -
aeil at this safe
~ @ nfcKEHTON. Auctianesr.
Phones--Iain 1901, Ind. ia77.
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GRAND
SUCCESS

Ne hae a very fFsfftahis crosse an the
AfaaHHs rsatefHaf aA ~ whieh asfs
pleased ard drfahfsh some - shr nsa
ria there wondered hos suUh keantlfsE
kffrartrr rfurfff1 fuuif ts stif a. sarh
foe prices HHa saag ferms II sHnl-
HiiaE 30 ths sales far frsfsfasF 80 HHa
that ~ loss we're sold m DO 10 nefsa-
satf 80 ran size an affidavit &C. fhis
effHet rau had better Tires aNag
feur rrsiudlcs. Eft on the ear We sill
ssHd = man ever eifh fau ena PAY
reur fare anf she's voa fhis property
SEES IL me time 90 huf snd not ehsu
700 have 90 pay tee nf fhrss tisuss the
present price, Az cur lots are ieF~l
SOD cleared. hsins hinh and aFr pisnfg
- coed ahi Nafff on me HFaund afsHs
- srh1ni eailene stores rusfnfflfs ard
30 fact ~ tff arCaufnudaiiuus are -
hand Nuf saiesuer are rrafY 20 take
500 over at aar tinls We are apan
l1 me rFHniuN fur rrur cantsalsaea
IRE nfirsn w theas iais ranNs ffasa
VS. 81 ttte. On terms Huaft Hawmenf
uHwn hnN thr balance te FuN year
pHFsh Pie discHNni fef cash We haea
p handspfuH Ntfie pamrhiet fart 90 the
etesa rally ilHsirHftuF ard dsa4rIhsna
IRE property NuW can have sue faf
the aakins either ty mail or phone
NATIONAL LANp co
tes 500 rionrer uidr Seattle
rhouaf Nalu lftt Inc faga
fai tff California uaH Tacoma
AaiiafH ONCE fNa Hrronf az Phone
Ballard s1a
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W " cox A co
Alaska nlda


GRAND FHEE EXCURSION
Free ride iu glass bottom bnAfa SUN
DAY 90 The new City ~ boston MarhoF
on this aide ~ Puget Sound see hiH ais.
play al today aisn call on Hlllmhm's
cashier ip Times Block for free tick
etH no children SLOWED IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
Boo IA Inch Handle
Window Cleaner With
Extra Rubber IS Cents

handlo, rubber cleaner. also one extra
tnhhsF frse. making you practically two
cleaners TOR half tho price 81 enc
hFsFf home, hotel and business neada
one There Is absolutely no uae act.
tinE your hands wet and soiled wash.
ihA windows You can wash wiudaw.a
easy uuitk and comfortable with one
Al Fuu need o. water and a rubber
cleaner. and q becomes pleasure in
place OF task ANY cleaner matted
to any address 100 extra on sale untn
November 10
aHe te-in. Handy Window Cleaner. with
one extra rubber ............. fss
~ hofleA window Cleaner t.... aAe
iAe I'm. Peerless Wood Frame Inuau.
nsd Handle. Rubber Cleaner. ..... B.. Sc
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FfvH ACRES AT MAtnnR tAKn,
near Everett lnterurhan. All level good
soil $500 aefmH
NonnRr MAt.THY
afarRtarAei Alaska building Al
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

AH Dancing guaranteed, I private
GtaAA lessons i'ref stevens. sole rris.
An2 mater Maeeahes Temple tth AHa
NV Pine Lessens an the time
uADf Glasses Thursdays. Fridays
l4s94 Main aQii
RANnA II. THIS CARPENTER
I an the man, house repairing IN ~
hs tfenehesi window And door ssfssHs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-03

record this season In his fur trade. He
has handled 10000 hides and has paid
for them over $4,000 This includes
muskrat mink. skunks and other hides,
and he has become known as one Of
the rlargest fur dealers In the state
Henry Fherichs Is The proud possess-
or of 40-horse power Jackson auto
mobile, which is the largest machine
ever owned in the county Rev. Jones,
Of Conrad, was here yesterday with his
''horseless carriage" it being one Of
the new motor buggies, this being the
first of It's kind to visit our county. 1t
has the box, running gear and wheels
of an ordinary buggy with a gasoline
motor attachment.
George Bingfang has broken all rec
ords for potato raising in the county.
by planting 1870 acres. He secured a car
load OF potatoes for seed, from Wis
.consin
II. S. Beckman, president of the
Grundy County National Bank, of this
place. has Just returned from a trip to
Mexico with President Stillwell OF the
Kansas City, Mexico and Oreitn rail-
way. There We're 10 In the party and
they were banqueted by the City OF
Mexico. Mr.. Beckman reports the time
Of his life with every convenience tina,
money could b,ly
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-03
yhres. Observation-Disclosures auua 7&lag 1907

up the tax question and decided that
there were number of firms who were
badly moderated and raised their tax
values very heavily. On about twenty
firms, raise aggregating 100000 was
placed, half as much again as the Or
iginal assessment. Nearly all Of the
firms were represented at the meeting
Wednesday evening. and filed energetic
protests against the raise, some giving
generalization as the cause, and others
protesting because they were singled
out when there were so many others
who were as deeply In the mire. but
who had escaped the raise. The Cres-
ton Mutual Electric Heat, Light and
Power Company objected to a raise of
$4,000 In their taxes, on the ground
that the company had been organized
with the expectation of selling 1t to the
city in the near fture. The Creston
Water Works Company also suffered
a raise Of $4,000 on its original valua-
ton, and the Clarinda Poultry Com
pany got raise OF $4,000. No action
was taken by the council, and special
meeting has been called for this even
ing to settle the controversy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-03
SAVES SILVER
Porch Climber at Sioux City
Discovered By Tripping
Over Something
Nv
WAS AFTER $1,000 SERVICE
Valuable Silver Set Used by Physician
in Entertaining Was Object Sought
Burglar Believed to Be Known
As Hs Was Familiar With tho
Premises. -,s&.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Sioux City, May 3.--Porch climbers
have made their debut in the north end
OF the city, the home Of DR.. Il. A. Sec
mann, 2219 Jackson street, having been
entered while the family was asleep.
Mrs. Seemann was awakened at
about 1880 o'clock by noise in the
bathroom, and, calling her husband, a
hurried investigation was made. Az
DR.. Seemann reached the bathroom the
burglar was just disappearing from
view. sliding down the, veranda posts.
Marks In the bathroom showed that the
man entered and had evidently
stumbled over something which pro-
duced the noise that awakened Mrs.
Seemann.
Tuesday night DR.. and Mrs. Seemann
were host and hostess at house
warming party, the members Of the
Sioux City Homeopathic Medical socie-
ty. OF which the doctor is a member,
being the invited guests. The silver
which was used, valued at over a thou
sand dollars, was taken upstairs to
their room for safe keeping. This was
evidently what the burglar was look
ing for.
DR.. Seemann believes that the burglar
was some enc who was familiar with
the premises and knew that the silver
had been taken upstairs after the ban
uuet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-03
jewell News items.

SpeClal to IlmcS- hepuDllcan.
Jewell, May 3,--Henry Ostrern and b
c. Hanson ARE having their plate glass
windows lowered.
+. G. Snyder and wife and Virgil and
Charles Zenor were all In Webster City
Monday attending court, in connection
with the guardianship OF the Zenol
children.
w. A. McCaulley went to Chicago last
week with two cars of Hereford cattle,
shipped by James Thompson, and a
car OF hogs.
City visitor Monday.
w. c. West and family went to Ma
pelton for few days visit and from
there go to Colorado, where Mr.. West
has located.
A. A. Hottie was called to Eagle
Grove to work in the dispatcher's Of
fee.
Steve Hoon is back here for few
days. He has gang working at grad
ing near Des Moines, and reports
wages good and plenty OF work.
The button House Is undergoing
quite extensive repairs.
Lave LOWFy Is having ueW SlssTAu
put in at his residence.
Edward Thorson has finished In
vofcing and taken possession of the
Cole & Company drug stock.
Ed Swift, the well known barber, is
expected home from Colorado tonight.
John Ringstead was over from Els
worth Monday.
Sandage. the oil man, unloaded a car
of gasoline and one OF coal oil satur-
day.