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Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26
BATES COLLEGE TEAM
Will Leave This Morning For Dur
ham, N. H., to Play the Aeeies.

Lewiston. Ne. Oct. 2l.-(SpecidD.-The
football team will start for Durham. y.
IT,. Saturday morning to play the AGrI-
cultural College. The Bates team :s slight
" changed from what ii was last Satur-
day and hopes to make a good showing
against the team that defeated Bowdoin.
The following men, besides the coach will
he taken Captain Shumaciler. Brown.
French. Cochranc. Booker Andrews.
Cummings Cobb, Hull. Fraser, Bridges.
Sargent. I[eaney. Mckenney. cole. Frs
kline. Carroll. Libby. Elwood. The lineup
will be: Brown le, Schumacher 1t. French
*. Cochrane G. Booker re-. Andrews ri.
Cummings re. Cobb qb. Hull lhb. Keancy
RIB, Sargent fb. Lovely and Bishop will
not he abb" to go on account OF Illness
and injury.
n crowd of 200 students besides many
visiting friends are to accompany tie
team to Orono next Saturday. y special
car will he engaged
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26
NEW YORK AUTO SHOW.
Big Event is On In Full cIast-WiiI
Last Two Weeks.

New York. Oct .,.-The signal gun
ni the automobile show season doomed
forth here last evening. when the mas
SiVc donre of the Grand Central pa lace
Welc thrown open. i great crowd of
automobile manufacturers. dea lers and
enthusiasts surgad through the portals
INTO the spacious exhibition halls to
pay first homage to the new product
for zoos ana To witness once again the
accomplishment of the Automobile
club of America and the American Mo-
tor Car Manufacturers Association,
under which the show is given.
For the next TWO weeks this city
vii! be tlA Mecca for, ,automoistss from
all nartS. The great growth of thHSHus
tomObilC industry was never better
demonstrated than 1T the show Here. to-
night. Tho decorations We're abeautifui.
Tn, re is 4 veritabie maze of varied
colore1 automobiles of many models
As has been predicted. the most
prominent and eagerly sought feat ture
of the show was the siZ-cylinGer car.
The success OF the so-called six gives
every indication Of being Immediate
and long. \ noticeable feature of the
exhibits. more interesting to the bua-
mess IMAM and the genera, public. is the
Improvement shown by the -!panufs.S.'
turerS in DerfcctinG the business Nehi-
Gle. For til" past few years most auto-
mobile makers have supplied cOmlnef-
cial veni, les when ordered by simply
placing q specially designed body on
their regular chassis During the past
year many makers have studied the
II ~, hot
many have announced their intention
of confininc their undivided efforts to
this industry.
The Boston dealers are well repre-
scntcd here and during the course Of
the week contracts will he completed.
They "ll feel pleased with the imprcve-
mentS made in their respective makes
and feel confident of causing q sensa-
tiOn when tho car is put on exhibition
in their Boston SilcSrocm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26
1t Takes Good Men
to Play First Base.

Time was when any old catcher with
his sing gone could play first base and
get away with the job, but that's not
50 now. II takes Il real bali player who
has everything that any other member
"f the club has. and then some to make
S""d IN the bl% league now as Il first
DaSenlan.
Look over th" list of star bah players
Whu are working at first bag in this
tthc American) league. Harry Davis
Eai Chase, Tom Jones and so on They
are all high-class ball players ! tell
you that tn" old style first baseman,
SLOW "n 'e"t. unable to throw a
tillfd -, like a line and Il
miserable .Irt"'' "f bunts and fast
Grrindrr<. couldn't hold a lob in base
ball today.
R"Ssnan iS Il good first baseman. too.
He is only young fellow and will get
better with more experience and Years.
but 50 far as | know the only weak
ness he has is on slow-hit grounders.
Lock over the league and YOU will see
that he Is hitting right up with the
Other first basemcn
1t takes a lot of quick thinking bv n
first S2cber when the bah is coming to
nm from an mlielder like IL shot. and
a 1ei!cW all covered with spikes is tear
ing down to the bag. If the ball is
thrown in toward the runner a fellow
mas got to get busy. If he has time he
can go across the bag and take it on
foul ground with his right foot on the
bag. but if he hasn't time then there's
trouble. He's got To- reach out right
against the runners body and hook the
bail with his lnitt in one hand ana then
tin ""n or "f the way
Ii ht leans over toward the runner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26
Two Champion
TrOtterS to Meet.

phjIIlclnnia. OCT 25-Whnn Sweet
Marie %, and Major DeIn1ar. 1,3&.
RIO t,vn worlds champion 1rOtters
meet in Their matched race at Point
I.r.4zc ru,sd;,y oct. g. miles close to
,,..,Id,s roc,,d ,in,. are. rxpec,ed ir,lu-
;n. from tno showing made by thes..
,,,,,, ,r,,,.rs ~ pnIrhkcrnsic Tues
J,,
c.o, N..io n,i,,cd dolhlr honors AZ
>u.,,,nun yrI,n she defeated Major
Doi,,,r ann, brnl,c ,I,n worlds record
60, r..Ien,io tracks I'm, The revenge
which Air, Mcdonald looked for at
p,u.rhE,.usi,. came out lust as he eX-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26
LONGEoAT is BARRED.
Cannot Take Part In Galway Mems
Games In New York.

New York oct. 25.-The Indian.
Longboat. has beer barred. from the
Galway Mems games at Celtic park on
Sunday. Games r.. Sullivan Of the "A.
\. t.. declined to use his influence in
having the barrier lifted from the
fleet footed Canadian.
Longboat was slated to meet Char,
pion John Daily in four-mile race.
1t promised TO be the greatest run
ning event Of the year. as Daily is the
only man in America qualified to give
the first American brush. Long
boat. it seems participated in games
at BUfYalo without getting the proper
sanction. and 50 he will have to lie
on the shelf for a while at least. =:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26
JAWS DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

,v;thni reach with an asslIr-
ance that he VIII get il.
instinct mas Il great d"''' !" u" WIN
gctti!.G low throws that 'ol'ir on lhS'
bound. AZ IN ini'cldtr Is getting h"l"
of u erullndcr in>tinctivriv either
r.isr or loN": uN hands 10 receive the
bail That is before the throw. SOM
times I'm wrong. hut you would be
SURPRISED. "a know hnW often my
lunches are right. Then. lI". luck
plays a big part Bob t'ngla'.1 in Bos-
ton Traveller.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26
New Record for Hundred. Mile Run.

Chicago. oct. 23.-Albert Corey, the
long distance runner of the 1st Regi-
ment Athletic Association Thursday
between milwaukee, and Chicago, when
he finished at 3.33 o'clock at Washing
ton street and Michigan avenue. His
time was 1S.3".0n. The previous mark
was 1954O0
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26

Bruins wick. Me-. oct 2,-tS S,.r..itib.---
hard afternoons work in pr paratinn
for tn-loiroV.; game With tplby. y
large n,:.nl"r Of HE students will Hc-
cnnuauy III" team to Nat-rVilit. eX-
c1,rsinn r-te5 having been allowed ~
The railrrnd
on account of injuries TO some of
h,, PLAYERS and the dCbarrins Of others
a. account OF strict rulings 81 til" fac
ui;N. BuWdoim will not be able to put
her strongest team on III" field, bat
she will put 4 team on. every man oI
which will play the game ol his life
10! Aorrrw. There is a feeling here thai
to,norroW'S game viii he the deciding
chaInl,icnShip game of the wear. ;ls'
Colby has already beaten Bates, and
Maine from her early game. appears MT
"a nave i."r usual fine team.
rh.. team iS in irst-class conditions
with the exception of Newman. who III
jurnd lis knee slightly Wednesday.
rw" sew nlcn viii play thcr tirsc
i;owd"in game. S"nte and Hal"i'. S"nte
vino W II play center. is a fast ar,: fairly
heavy n'a... weighing about l1o pounds
Haley. Il III" freshman, who resemble ;
much i, v1g last seasons great
tackle. s,.y. NJ. u.t. play left tackle.
I TrrT- were grave fears that Haley
would I.ot hc able to play as today
wdS examination day ana there was q
possibility that ne would not b" eligi-
Bile. Tho examination papers We're for
warClcd To Prof Sils. who was in at
tendance at the teachers convention III
Bangor and tonight I, telegram vas
| received from him saying that Haley
| had u.l:,Se,i and was eligible To take
part in the game. blanchard was not
! so fortunate and cannot play.
! ;"NI.l and Newman can b" counted
left guard. respe, ,irrIv. while Wandkte
an,l Captain 'r"N, irN :" Ill as th"v have
E""n the whole season, be At the ends
| of the line
! Gould viii i'l"r quarter. and should
run his tt2m we'll. iur his work has
/ l@cn steadily improving thronchout the
! season. lee. who iS the found" ton Of
! til" back field. viii Lc at full back.
| while Fil"s and Phin!'s, both fa@l men
| VIII he III the halves.
Manager Robinson viii talk. the foi-
| low ing men aS substitutes: smith.
! 'rimberldke, Abbott. HOynton, Ballard
! Wakefield. Barton and Ready. Coach
| Ross McClave aud .AsSiStan, cnar!
! ICE HrlmmouI v i'll also accompany tic
| foam.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26
W, D, HuTcnlNs. y

Manager E. A. strout Co, 3ss Water
St., AueYsta. 90
WE ARE THE CAHGEsIl R.4S n;4g
ESTATE DEALERS IN THE CnI
AND STATE. THE BEST llSI ~
SELECT FROM AND WE INW,s
OVER"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26

Young Pierce. the Philadelphia bantam
who was Knocked ont by owen Moran in
IS rounds in London last summer. is af-
Ter a return match.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26

AEGn ARGn ARGO ARcO Apco
ARGo APGC AHGO ARGO ARco
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26
Winnisimmet Club Has
Good Card For Monday
Cooper Club Has -Four Shows
Planned For Next Month.
Jack Twin May Meet Gunner moir
In London, England.

Boston. Oct. zJ.-The Winnsimnet
Athleric club Of Chelsea viii have two
lG-round and two Ground bouts for its
care next Tuesd"E. The feature bout
viii !" b. tween INK Russell OF Phj'a-
dnlpiI;a who Won over Jimmy Briggs
recently and who is very dcsirous oi Il
inat"h with HrneE Melody. and Larry
Coi.nriiy nf South Boston. The latter
ha> q GOOD punch and may make il in
tcreSting Tor Russell.
Tl.. .+"r1i-firal "ill u" between Willie
Riitv Of Su'iih IoStnn. Who wants to
n.e.t both Young DoDahue and Rouse
C'E.ien. and C;cor"r Ukid) Freeman.
EiIct and Freeman met at the l:hnd"
IeE.ud Athletic tlup 1Wo weeks ago.
RiIt winning in their S-round contest.
This time il iG for 10 rounds and tn
winner will tax" al. Besides there IS 4
substantial side bet.
one II the pr.-iininalics viii b" h"-
tween Eddie ONeil Of South Boston
and Alfred Anderson of Boston. Tn
otfcr viii have Eill MrKinn"n against
Jack Kelly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26

Percy Coy" is ready to make match
with Freddy o'Brien if a Boston club viii
offer a date.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26
BRUNSWICK.

Score Bath High % brunswick High J.
oucEdowns-Farnham 3. Humphreys.
Goals from Ouchdowrs-Shepard Goal
from fielG-Farnham. Umpire. DR.. Robert
1'onnell Of Bath. Referee. Al Wandtke
OF Powdoin. Field judge. Lamont of
Faith. Head linesman. Hinckley of Bow
doin. Linesmen. Carter for Bath. Chap
man for Brunswick. Time. 15m periods.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26

lrI the first tim" for more t;lan niitn
Years. III" Freshmen Of PoW,lnin col
le4r VIII meet tn" Freshmen of am
q; h'r e lego. tomorrow. DCin2 the date
for the duAl moot with III" Bates Fresh
tlcr, which VIII he rim off at lev iston.
For the raSt TWO weeks, tha Howdoin
mCi nave '.c"n putting IN hard i,ra"tic
un'',r nc instruction Of Indcrgraduatc
Coach r. e. Morrill, ana Track captain
Harry Atwood. Harris IN l.. Robinson
of Eansnr l.' clf:t::in nf the team an,i
his long ,ii-ta,l," running is counted
upon l." bring many points to the
Fr, Sl'nnn. X. 8. brewster. manager OF
the Varsity Track team. has charge
oi hc meet and will accompany the
team to Lewiston.
The following is the official ,is' OF the
men Whn viii make The trip and the
events in which they have been en-
tered:
l:r-Nar1 dash. Allen. Klulbarh. Wig
gin. Garland; 2"-yard dash. Naulbach
Pierce. j. Davis. Allen: 44n-yard da 81
Frl" " hitnlor", Allen: SS0-NIrd run.
Eooino.'r. .lkillin:, cole. Howe: mile
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26

Indian Joe Gregg and Young John r
SuiilVan OF Boston are matched 10 box u
rounds at Indianapolis Oct. 30
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26

Further sporting news will be found
on page Il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26

Tommy OToole and Owen Moran are
to box in Philadelphia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26

Billy Papke has secured Paddy LAWN
" sporting partner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26
Attell Signs
With Weeks,

Los Angeles. Cal. Oct 25.-Artitles have
been signed for fight between Ape At
tell and Fred Weeks of Cripple Creek for
the featherweight championship of the
world on Tuesday evening. Oct - They
will weigh in at 100 pounds rincside. strip
ped. Sixty per cent. of the money will
go to tie winner and 30 per cent to tie
loser. Charles Eyeton will be the referee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MEXICAN RAILWAY BUILD'Nu

CuIf tn Pacific Interesting to enSfhee,,",
contractors, brokers and investors. ~
garte Mountain Tunnel 4 Raliway W.
ouray h"iid'hs' "'S''''s'o'' oct2sd1t'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26
AGENTS WAArED
SITUATIONS WANTED

A SITUATION BY A MIDDLE AGEH
woman as working housekeeper in SUI
family. Address "Housel1eeper,' Ang1
;.OS ect.s :;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-26

Tnnn, Donniillr Hent 10 Nr'r inr'<
Yesterday to hav" = rHlk WIN J"lltn>
Mack The 1;"Xh.ilV lightweight Nil
fn"et Fred I.and"r@ at the Irut<tri'l
Athlete clIb. Phldd"iphia. = +" six
round n"ilt Dorrilur spc;'kS Of q. match
With i}iIry y~Gh,vsr nnh --iyS H. viii -"
glad tu take him "a e!lulll i5iliv l'lt
Deehlcr at ti," Cooper Ihib Nonl''E
niehI.
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BRUTAL MURDER
10y United Prsu)

VANCOUVER. b. c.. Nov, IL
Brutally murdered by a 0lov q
the head. her face ard body shos'
ing marks OF horrible treatnest
and with her clothing torn ia whsi
must have been q terrible sirugfA
the body o. seven-yearold CleEss
tine Nahu. a pretty Girl, was ioasi
last night across the bay near De-
home. The little girl had hess
missing since last Saturday ~
her father. Capt. Nahu. bad eesi
relentlessly searching for sozs
trace OF her since then. Searches
found the little corpse where ~
had evidently been struck aoss
A negro convict Is suspected aii
the police OF the surrounding eiuH
have been sent descriptions -
orders TO arrest him on -
piciun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-13

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov IL
The wholesale jail delivery Of
every convicted felon IL made pos
aihic b. the petition Of Attorney
. : Greeley 10 Superior Judge era
ham for a writ % habeus corpus for
prisoners convicted and sentenced
during the legal holidays declared
hy Governor Gilictt. on the ground
that they are illegally Imprisoned
and the police courts are bur
fiedly preparing petitions Tor the
release Of their clients sentenced
during the two weeks of holidays
This will mean general open.
ing ~ the iails for all men con.
victed and sentenced during the
legal holidays In cases brought
before Judge Cabanlss. the point
vas raised by Attorney Greeley
and the court decided that no case
involving serious charges viii be
heard a. the present time and
granted that the continuance 81
these cases be extended 60 the end
~ the legal holidays In matters
where trivial offenaes are Involved.
the hearing will continue. In that
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CLEVER RUSE TRAPS MURDERER
For Men
and Women

pected. but the evidence was nol
conclusive Il vas then that ~
widow. burying her grief. IarsS
Steele into supposed love making
cHcapade and finally enirapted
him into laying bare bis siory "a
failing the tragedy and conlesslng
the murder.
Quivering with intense emo,ios.
she summoned police Officers. xhe
were eecreted in the house ana
who heard the Sickening stofy, ass
turned the self.confessed ASSASSIN
over 10 them. Mrs. Todd 4 nex
a nervous wreck.
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BREMERTON men
To BE TRIED

WASHINGTON. u. c. Nov. Ia
Following an inquiry by the civil
service commission into the charges
OF political activity preferred
against A ~ Freerksen. former
mayor OF Hremcrtnn. Robert Stew.
art. councilman.at and @. W.
Trahey. councilman for the First
ward. a public investigation will be
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HOQUiAM. Wash. Nov. Ia
Foigning love for the man alleged
TO have murdered her husband, Mrs
Frank Todd secured from the lips
OF Ralph Steele the sickening de
tails % the crime and. with officers
In hiding. who heard the terrible
tale. lad him arrested and he r.
nov IN the steel cell awaiting a
hearing
Frank Todd. the well known log
ger. was shot and Killed at the rear
Of his residence ia this city sew
erai weeks ago. Steele was Hus.
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Will AID FAIR.

Canada viii undoubtedly appros
pirate 100000 for hor building ~
the A.Y,sP. exposition. aud prob
ably much more for the collection
and installation OF oxhihitn,' said
nr. Alfred Thompson, Yukon mons
her of the dominion parliament
who 10 In the city onehis way 10
OIiau
Dr Thompson has taken the mat
tor up with the minister OF finance
by virtue OF his position Ms Nom.
Der OF the Dawson directorate FOR
the exposition. and has received the
assurance that not less than $500.
000 Will be forthcoming
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births we're registered today az
follows;
Pierce To wife 81 ] D. Pierce,
1880 Fourth av. November 3. a son.
Clarke To wife Of r. l.. Clarke.
525 Columbia st., November 3. a
son
Beach To wife OF @ W Beach
san Reno, November 4. a son
peare TO wife OF J.. Poare. ma
Terrace. November &. daughter
MCGEE To wife Of A q Mcuec.
ZIG Fourth av. N. October a.. twin
sons
Peterson To wife ~ Pete Peter.
son. 2si5 Charles IT,. November r..
son
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FELONS May BE
RELEASED

event fines will be- levied and where
the persons convicted desire 10 take
The alternative Of serving
time instead Of paying their fines.
they may regain their liberty
through n writ 81 habeas corpus
District Attorney LanEdnn said
iodRy that BE- bad no fear Of the
general cmptylng OF the ialla. lie
said that the superior judges.
when granting wits 81 habeae
corpus. would IN heavy enough bail
10 insure the retention OF the
urI.nnarn.
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A Home and
Investment

0uir fgaa anuu. b4isnes uhe rent fHF
pretty tuHFaiHH rn fne icts Coed
tiea $40 Hiafs 30 ffefn Rrat seattle car
f.Ftls emily lfata
recon house tn fire rauilfiae fail
tsssnssni Doe tgttfe nue etse tiegss
ffen uar futerraF uufF fitHF. ore
haif Eaah
ffssi Bog fa Seattle to-day CO tofs
dauhls rafnFrs nniY tlnrks from
MraFnu fttGl HaF lire safFusinn hiEn
eH0 SIGNIFY hHH even fHs fHFeft Wnif
o. eaH fiae deun ttt nnHfH tt HifuHts
s4aH ffam Fiprrer Hauars snd eniF tigt
iat
~ A 0uMn0N.
tta Madisam ~ bstwssn ist ana sna avs
@-f1.tEsft
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made by a court Of inquiry. All
three are employees at the nzsy
yard. Puget Sound. and the ehsFu
that they violated the civil serriu
rules by undue activity IN poiiiiu
has been standing against them II
some time.
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BABY PRODIGY

10y United Fftss9T
CHICAGO. Nov. i3-SiA Nees.
old. weighs six pounds, and i o.s
foot and a half high. YET ~
walks That 10 little Miss Ooliss 81
REGAIN. the most wonderful bapy =
the world. Physicians, tfslAs.
nurse ami impartial witnesses :. =
test the fact that this little pfea'E I.
cannot only walk, but that she
brighter than children many ~ s.
her axe. even 20 the extent Of peAs
ing time TO music.
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NOME MAN MARRlEs.

w H. Thomas. a mining man OF
Nome, was married Ia Olympia last
night 10 Addie X. Greene. aloo OF
Nome He u connected at present
with the A PIE.
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$4,000 STOLEN

10y NWFkNN FFN'N'T :.
TRINIDAD. Colo. New. IL
Twelve thousand dollars IN =
checks for employees Of the Oaipe-
Coal A. Coke company. an auAi.'a.s
10 the Smolter trust, have -
stolen from the stage coach - =,
voving them 20 the mine ~
robbery occurred between Lonsf
dale and Cokedale.
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hsaro owen Appelntmsn,.

WASHINGTON. n. C.. Nov. Ia
James 4. Cobb a negro. has been
appointed special assistant United
States attorney for the District OF
Columbia
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Deaths wrrc registered today as
follows.
f.amhlc-D 4 tamble. 49, Nov
no. Seattle General Hospital
Lyon Frank r Lyon. 30. Nov 3.
FIRST Ay. s.. and Railroad
nul--lufant. Nov ~. aiS -
Hanna h. Hanna. g.. a32 Thlr
tecnth av "
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To Us
And We VIII
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Minimum charge for an "ad'
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wENATcHEE. Nov. i3-Mlss
LiEzie r CLARK. aged ~. = popular
young woman here. daughter OF n.
r. CLARK and wife. 10 dead Of tuber.
gulprfu
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CHIPPEWA FALLS. Via. xsF.
i3.-Albert Bates, believed 70 hss
second Hoch." was sentenced a
one year In the penGtenti2ry ses
blgamy. lie confesses 10 n11I
previous marriages.
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ALASKA GOLD IS COMING.

Fairbanks adyicea are 90 the
effect that 100000 Ia gold Is nov
on route TO Seattle over the Valdez
irAll
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LOOK ~ wOoDfAND PARK
PROPERTY
1sranm cottage Dot f0Nf0e. corner.
hineka from park. $1,000. $500 dawn.
rerma
Z have fine iot VIII build t-roam
roffaar. ready fn move Dob faf Gf a0a.
$500 Gown. balance So per month
Lots $500 each. 90 down $40 per
month Some Tor f25o. some more
'orioo Tor $40 down. balance % per
month.
New froom and z-Foom cottage. ON
rear, $500. Terms
Sew 6.room bungalow. 90 down and $50
per month.
q rooms. $3.50. 1859 down. balance tis
per month
call at mv residence. tfoa Fremont
az Take Green Lake car SCI on at
6lai station. walk blocks uu non rhauo
before starting. Residence. Eurth noe.
ut North DO AJAX f9r g. D. Evett .it-Ig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-13
CITY or SEATTLE DUE WIZ ~.
COTTAGE CITY PASSENGERS

steamer City OF Seattle = -
late this afternoon from soa1s' ~
ern Alaska with the hanareu NJ ~
passengers from the Cottaee 10
which is disabled owins % w
ping her tail shaft and pro9ei's'
LONDON. Nov. lS.-Said % - -
been Inc oldest policeman q
Rake has died at Exmouth' ahsa $50,
He was ou duty In Nestiulnss's,
Abbey nc Queen Victoria
ton.