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SYNOPSIS.

oT"S'
L., consul to Barscheit, n
a Europe, tells how the
iuke had tried to find
~ y, M rrbellious niece. the
,ussisrar,Ie. sy finally dccreeing
~ M he Prince Of Doppclkinn,
n x,Sower, ruler OF the neigh
,sIlty. Though he had been
m Tor six months the Amer
Id never seen the princess.
,h,rk riding In the country
40 him, and he seeks accom-
dIlapIdatrd old castle.
I.I,r admission he is startled
mi voice breaking into song.
|. Inhabited by two young
a an old servitor. They give
a, himself and horse on condi-
!, lsaye within an hour. They
IN bent on secret escapadc
4 With one Stcinbock.
aprER II.-continuoc.
s-xell, | couldn't help 1t.
snet, fate. the turn in the
!. you will. | fell heels over
,o,e with her at once.
t had as blue as the Egean
E.iy days. blue as the cloud
SKY OF a winters twilight,
npphires-lrish eyes! Her
q dark and silken as n plume
wings OF night. did | not
had some poetry in my sys.
h. shape OF her mouth
b. can recall only the mad
hiss II. 4 graceful figure. n
a slender hand. n foot so
! wondered If II really
ahnced or supported her
H. Tender she must be. an 4
tiltlcal rather than erect like
Fintiye companion. She was
i,VeatOry OF feminine charms
BY furtive glances. some
eht-or were they taking an
q myself? Presently my
Became singularly submis.
ser often is satisfied by the
the eyes. ! dropped my
the table and pushed back
Ny hostesses ceased con-
said | cOurteOusly. IL of.
sincere apologies for this
,tFusion. | looked at my
believe that you gave me
respite. So. then. | have 30
ny account"
leh gazed at each other.
and the other smiled: II
asllsh girl who laughed this
isd the sound OF 1t better
had yet heard.
another parenthesis. I
4'eat begun to think | am
'his comedy. Let 1t be
vm your thoughts. | am
I'VE bystander.J
ely trust that your hunger
said the one who had
HaA you | absently FUN.
coat pockets. then guiltily
aahds. What a terrible
smoke" said the Bou.
NV =, VINO was grown into
wasn't that fine of her?
II rather observant. too?
.' mat she had u brother
y. ~ Oh tobacco. To her eyes
,a' was a familiar one.
h'hd Permission" said I
1adnt had a smoke I'm
o,, smsle good cigar, the last
!. ''ation. ! lighted it and
snowy billow of heavenly
~" o something about hu.
,', e'en the feminine side of
sa a,ao'e young man with a
lsue ."'. tobacco seldom fails
"eaiidence ~ of those about
a' cloud of smoke the
'ormality smoothed down.
any any particular destina.
Nhtll.
sIm,,, n, The road took my
.,p Sae Of the pleasures of
'Aerever the inclination
CaIo 'ns 8 on famously.
''hs 1ourneys?" 1 in.
Ia ,ne most exhllarating
y S oS, the Enchantment.
,sn. stnanges; there are so
i; Iuss ,ha charm and engage |
ola ne ,,,., mountains, the wa. |
tha runs Have you ever |
b co,l norses afield and |
Il s0@e nc galloplng down to |
M o,n hne. In England"
% a ..tsed stse suddenly. She
ss'. sslasm in a woman II |
~ ,ss : and N. makes her even
sssi's sssSaiaerful r voice as I ap.
ltusged. =
nj vaa. ,ss equal outside
! d, ,S,stchen. Ss 7 laying 81
a Il Z 'as,s,to sas into which ~
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me! II leave the latches dovr ..,.
is due to the fact that have no ~ .Aas ~
.ear' Now. sir. you have eaten Tho
oread OF my table. and l demand ~
Ahow who you are. II you do NOT to,,
n'e Ut once. l shall be forced tn con.
nne you here till l am ready to leave"
Confine me!"-nonplussed Thi,
was more than ! had reckoped nm $50
res She reached out to strike
tue gong. Il can not be blamed for
surrendering SO tamely. didn't know
that the old servitor was the only NAV
eround.) 'A's niah
i am the American copsu, NJ,
Barscheit." a.
Ihe two women drew together IN.
h'ihctlVely. as II one desired to nro-
tect the other from some unkpown
calamity. What the deuce was II oil
about? All at once Gretchen thru,
aside her friend and approached Tho
table was between us. and she res,od
her hands upon ii. Our glances met
and clashcd.
Did the duke send you here" she
demanded repelIently.
The duke" | was getting dccper
than ever. The duke"
Yes. Lam the Princess Hildegarde -
CHAPTER III.
The Princess Hildegarde Of Bar.
scheit' My gloves and riding.crop
slipped from my nerveless fingers TO
the floor. A numbinG. willing sensa.
tion wrinkled my spine. The Princess
Hildegardc of Bascheit, She stood
opposite me, the woman-ought 7 not
to say girl?-for whom had been
seeking. after fashion, all these
months. The beautiful madcap who
took the duchy by the ears, every now
and then, and tweaked them, The
princess herself. here in this lonely
old castle into which | had so care
lessly stumbled. Romance. enchant
ment' Oddly enough. the picture OF
her riding a bicycle flashed through
my brain. and this was followed by
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The horse ste rped on my foot the
other day. My. how 1t hurt and how
the hot blood rushed to the head and
made me want to use the whip on the
animal. But II was not his fault. II
was my carlcssness. | am glad |
didn. lose my temper. for to punish
horse :or something for which he Is
not to blame is to do the animal n real
and lasting injury.
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Sun scald is the effect of the sun
on small trees in the winter time.
followed by freezing at night. When
the sun shines warm against the
trunk of the young tree the sap will
start and in some instances will de-
velop sufficient moisture to do con-
siderable damage. A few trees may
be protected by shields. but trees
in large plantations should be leaned
to the south.
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4 farmer who has had much expert
encc with ouack grass and the meth
ods of eradicating 1t says he finds that
the only way is to dig 1t up root and
branch. and he accomplishes 1t in this
way: He goes over the field with
spring tooth harrow. followed by the
ordinary harrow several times. AS
fast as the roots accumulate under the
harrow they are gathered and carted
10 the road or put into n heap with
dry straw and set on fire.
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WAN S
Pc: ACE:

LONDON Nov 50 Better rela
lions between England and Ger
many are promised through the
kaisers uttefancen IN Guild hall 60.
day. The relations OF the tao
countries have hecu strained so
Ions that few Statesmen looked gor
much from the halaora present
visit tie said
When ] addressed the lord
mayor here re years aTo I declared
u my aim above everything else 90
maintain peace The main basis of
world vide peace ~ IN the prenrfva
tiou ~ Enod relations between Eng
land and Germany ! will do ever
thing In my poser 10 strengthen
this
The kaiser and kninerin we're
loudly cheered to and from Pad.
diuEiUu station and Guild hali
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BISHOPS CLOSE SESSION AFTER
HEATED DEBATE OVER PERIODICAL

Tho closing session Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Board OF Foreign
Aismoua held AZ the Plymouth
Congregational church this morn.
nis was marked by a heated de
bAo between the presiding bishops
the present methods OF pub
heiiy through which the work OF
ne forolEn missionary society is
administered AZ the close Il was
decided by a definite vote that the
ptaaent methods OF missionary
publication were TO prevail
Tho request that $4,000 be- ap.
rUnrlafed for special work In
lisly. provoked the controversy
ilav 4. q lsham urging that the
prhNcatlnn OF the periodical.
World wide Missions" az an ad.
illustrative measure. be diacon
dnucd Roy laham's arguments
We're attacked by Reya Homer
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LEWIS LEVY WILL
NOT QUIT RACE

The following Communication ha
been received ~ -Tir STAR from
Lewis Levy. the would be mayor
IN reply % yesterdays article con.
STRUNG the direct primary Law a.
applied 20 BIS candidacy
Editor STAR
In your last evenings issue yen
took The stand that I had no legal
right 60 advertise mY candidacy for
the office of mayor in your talH
able Newspaper can nnly say
that sou have placed a mlacon
struction on the direct primary
Law which may probably best suit
yourself ] desire TO inform YOU
that / am iu the fight 10 win. aud
viii remain 10 the end and that
viii continue my advertisement
with yuu. as pcr contract. and pay
for same 60 good Seattle bank cer-
tiiicaica as l0ng aH sou publish II
according 90 my orders
= assure you that J feel more
aufrow for che writer Of yeateg
day article than ho will ever have
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NO MORE CLEARING HOUSE
MONEY WILL BE NEEDED

aud have delegated the work 10
anburdinatoa
Hereafter the $50 certificates
viii be signed by two of the follow
ing Herman Chaplin and Bort
Clark. Of the Seattle National bank
r. ". Low and j. T. H. Corbett. Of
the Canadian Bank OF Commerce.
Tho $40 certificates viii be signed
hy r. a Clark and G s. Harley Of
Dexter Horton q Co. and Il W..
Smith and f. OlmHed. Of tho Na.
tlonal Hank of Commerce The So
certificates VIII be signed by C. l..
Ia Grave. OF the Puget Sound Ma.
tibnal and Harold Smith OF the Na.
tiOnal Bank of Commerce.
State Treasurer Minis has mott.
fled city Treasurer Russell that Pc.
mttances due the state eau bo
paid by dcposlting the cash in
either OF the state depoHltorlea in
Seattle and sending him the de-
po8it slip
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any occasion to feel for me. and
trust that he viii never uWervo
from hia liuo uf duty On making
attacks on nae in your columns
do not believe be can say many
worse things about me thRu : my.
self am CugnizHnt OF. ana should
be- desire 20 acqunint The puhllc of
any OF my especially bad traits ]
viii gladly furnish BIN wish some
of The facts.
IN the gentleman cannot set
better LEGAL advice on the primary
iaw wlll also recommend him to
an attorney who at least can place
plain and unbiased construction
on the law o. it &c.
la conclusion ] win suy. Come
on with your attacks ana b. sure
and fire your blE guns. aa can
stand ilem an AZ 90 nay capa.
mlity and fitness FOR the office 81
mayor. that J viii leave I'm the
hands of NE citizens Of Seattle
Yours truly
LEWIS LEVY"
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READY FOR WAR ON LOCAL COMBINE
STEPHEN A. BRINKER dies
ON JAMES ST. CAR

stephen A. urluker. aged ca. for
the past 10 years employed az Ia.
Hpector Ia the United states Gus
toms department. District OF Puget
sound, died on Iasiea st. car
early thla morning A passenger
who WAS riding next 10 Mr. nrinkor
caught him az he slid from the
seat hut by the time the car had
reached the end OF tho line. Mr.
hrinkeF was dead
Death " attributed 60 apopleay.
Mr. nrlnker. who resides az 1899
sixth ay west. had gone 20 the
reaidcnee 81 Mrs Capt 8. g
Moore. ~ iia4 y. Cherry at. 10
secure a package which had been
left the previous day by Mra. Lucy
Hunter. of Port Townsend. rel
alive He appeared IN the best ct
health when he left to go to his
office
The remains we're taken IN
charge by the nonney Watson Go.
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Eaton. H. x. Carroll and a. r.
Leonard. officers OF the society.
Bishop = Cranston then went on
record with a general attack upon
the administration and the meth
DDS Of publication In general
The debt Of $4,000 which the
society faces through an inappro.
prlation OF funds when tho con
noction OF the home and foreign
missions was severed. will be car.
ricd for another year Five thou.
sand dollars was appropriated this
morning 10 pay interest ON the
debt - s. Johnson and Bishop
keator. acting for the Tacoma
Chamber Of Commerce. invited the
bishops 10 visit the City OF Dos.
tiny The board lett ON the Indian.
apolls az 4 o'clock and viii attend
tho meeting uf the Board of Home
Missions 20 be held in Tacoma 90.
morrow.
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No arrangements have been made
Tor the funeral II ~ not likely that
an inquest Will te held. although
Coroner Carroll will hold post
uortem examination to ascertain
the exact cause OF death.
Mr. Brinkef waa one 81 the best
known men In the customs service
We entered the department az Port
Townsend almost 20 years ago and
for The past nine years has been
worhinE'for the Seattle office For
the past two years be has been
engaged as n special agent
Besides his wife. Mrs Barbara
nFinker the deceased IL survived
BY f0uF children Otis W assistant
clerk IN the local police court. John
~, Edgar A and Charlotte nrinker
There are a number OF relatives In
Port Townsend. including Mrs
Esslo A Snyder. mother. Mrs. Lucy
Hunter, a sister, and Mrs. A. a.
Moore. niece.
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AND YOU BET HARTMAN
WILL BE VERY SORE
10y United Prssa)

NEW YORK. Nov. 12-Wall 81.
is amused az one result OF the
transfer OF control of the Tonnes
see Coal & Iron company to the
United States Steel corporation.
this being that Edward n Harri-
man ia now compelled TO get rails
for all hts railroads from the steel
trust Hartman. not liking tho
men who are running the steel cor
porati0n. and objecting TO its meth
DDS OF manufacturing rails. placed
big order for rails recently with
the Tennessee Coal a Iron COM
pauy. Hartman gave the Tennes-
see company the contract az 81 per
ton more than he could have got
the rails for from the steel corpora
ton Now the trust viii make
these rails for him and get the ad-
vancpd price
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REFUSED TO Be SWORN

Il refuse 10 be- sworn. Blair
Ward announced 10 Judge Gordon
ia the police court this morning.
and the circumstances resulted IN
the man being rcmanded back TO
Jail until the officers could make
an investigation.
ward stated that he came from
California aud the officers ia the
leading California cities sill be
communicated with TO see II the
man IN wanted there.
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VICTIMS OF ACCIDENT
SHOWING IMPROVEMENT

have several others who have been
found 10 be less seriously hurt
than az first thought
The names Of number % al
ditlonal persons who we're more or
less hurt Ia the accident have been
secured. These Include: Mrs.
George A. smith. OF Aih Point.
bruised Mrs Margaret Ward. Ali
Point. nnse and face eat Mlfmer
CREME. years Of age. sister Of
Mrs Ward, knees cut. Mrs G. W
McGinnls Alki Point. shoulder
bruised. Ethel aud Ida McGlHuis.
bruises
The report that Charles Grlndle
was Injured Ia the wreck was
erroneous. as Mr. Grindlr did not
make the trip on the car.
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JUNEAU. Alaska. Nov i3-Tho
Aleaka republican territorial con.
yeaiion wli meet here tomorrow.
aud there promises 90 be- a hot
time The Nome aud other dele.
gates Who weFe "a Seattle. arrived
"a noon ou the Humboldt
There are al sorts 81 fences be.
Ing constructed fur thc convention
Organization The Valdez Seldo
via. Seward and Cordoya delegates
met last niFht ia consider names
uf candidates 20 the national con
yentlou from the third district.
John D. Hailaiuo ~ Seward with.
drew hi1 name II Is very likely
that Hubbard OF Valdez will with.
draw leaving the delegates from
the third "a be Judge WIckersham
of Fairbanks and r Young Of Val.
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KICKS BOY AND Is
FINED FOR 1T

} r Gciser proprietor % ar
automobile repair shop on Broad
way was fined $50 and costs this
morning b. Judge Gordon in the
police court ON a charge of az.
sauit and battrrl preferred By the
parents % Willie Jones. boy
whom Geiser 10 allcECd % have
Kicked The mar explained that
the Jones boy and several com.
pauioua had been aql- eng water
at him through = squirt gun and
that be used no more force than
Was necessary In order 10 make
them dealst
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ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD
PLANS BUILDING

The erection az a permanent
building on the Alaska Yukon. IA.
cite exposition grounds. costing
between $4,000 and $50 GOO ~ lho
pgeHent plan OF the Arctic Brother.
hood u % undefaiaod that the
site will Ae selected By the rxccu
tive committee Thursday.
The building will be tho head
quarters Of tie brotherhood dur
lug the exposition and viii later
b. used FOR fFatefuai purposes b.
studonts from Alaska. Northern
Yukon and NortheTa nnuah Co
lambda
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ne victims q the collision
sslrA occurred on Monday evening
ptseen All Polut cars are re
xa..s today at the various hos.
,tals a showing slgus Of improve
neat VITA the exception Of G. r.
ssgersn. ningorman ~ the inbound
a. wAe IS held responsible for
= sre<k. Rafferin has been in
. srecafious state since he Nas In.
"a and the medical attendants
- n has but a slight chance 20
nseSeF
Bar Susthot the ii.yeareld hoy
~ hsd both bis less broken. 10
zslng much easier The broken
M have been set Miss Della
oxssn has been taken home. as
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p s Stars Exclusive servios.)
a eHiNAGO. Nov i3 Hlartart 81
creepy uncauny uorvetwltch.
~ soft 4 being exploited Dee Sra
80 u Taylor Garras contest OF
y" mothers win
Hali a dozen wltnesaes teeiifv.
~. ~ q The maryels 0f near witch.
49, w have kept the morbid court
e1aeif a.ahiFer
ite Invalid mother d has been
aosn, feared her darrbfors bus.
~ 49, q man who could turn him.
!, e, :, wiz Into a bird. bat. doc cat
II, aias visited the Invalid upon
~ ,alhDed ana read Ghost letters
~, e" 'sf departed husband Others
INTO crystals aad saw her
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POLITICIANS
TO meet TOMORROW
Republican Territorial Convention Delegates Are at
juneau Constructing ALI Kinds Of Fences-ResOlu-
hons Against Governor HOggatt Will Be Big Issue.

dcz By tonight all delegates viii
b. here except those from Skag.
way who arrive tomorrow morning
Ryan and Perkins Of Nome Will
be the second division delegates.
r. ]. Shacklcford OF ihia city Is
being talked OF for tho national
convention from Che first division .
also FOR national committeeman.
Sol Ripinsky Of Haincs Mission
viii probably be named temporary
chairman of the convention tomor.
row, with q SkaEway or Ketchikan
man for permanent chairman.
The resolutions asking for the re-
moval Of Gov HogRatt will be thor.
ouEhly discussed &C a general eau.
Gus tonight II iB very evident that
skagway and Ketchikau will split
over the question Of territorial gov.
eminent
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which proved Of beneficial effect
upon her paralysis.
All of these things Mrs Gafrus
charges. were lnstigated by the
niecc8 Of her father. and finally
combined 10 induce the mother 10
cut her off with an annuity Of only
fi 500 from % 100000 fortune.
Mra Taylor was q disciple of ln.
Rera0llam From extreme unbeiief
she had passed. easily into Oriental
occulusm. and 90 the hope OF cure
for paralysis had iourneyed to
ThIbet 10 touch the grand lama
The three ulecea Of her father
Mrs Mary g. Patterson. Mrs Mar
tha A. Davis and Mrs Adah 49,
Jack received the bulk Of the for.
tune.
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TICKET AND MONEY AWAIT
BOY WHO DISAPPEARED

FrieudlrNa ana when last here
actually starving Richard Kienke.
a young boy whose parents. Mr. aud
Mrs q Klenke live az 1888 Edward
az Springficid M has been miss
sing for the past month And delec.
lives are now engaged IN making a
search for the youth. II is feared
he may have become 80 dcnpondasf
that he made away with himself
In order 10 end hts troubles
On oet0bor 10 the boy wrote hia
mother from Seattle. explaining
that be had no money. nothing to
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vucks the Automobile in Which the Couple We're
Taking Night Spn Then Nearly Beheads Them
Action Is Endorsed and Punishment not Threat
ud

rhe ear vas wrecked In the ditch
hertoni admits the killlng. aud saya
that he = proud OF his skin Public
opinion Is on his. side. and he will
probably escape the penalty last
nlEht be followed his wife 10 Per
BATHS villa and heard them plan a
trip "a Rome, lie first decided TO
shoot them. bat had no weapon
His stumbling over grapevine
suggested the wire. The million.
alre stretched the wire and wait
"a. making sure that both were
dead before returning 60 Rome.
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TO DETERMINE WHETHER INDIANAPOLIS
EXCEEDED MARINE SPEED LIMIT

The local government inspectors
90 steamboats,. ~ Il whitney end
n A Turner. announced this morn
ms that an Investigation ~ yes.
tcrdaya accident. in which two Of
the crew ~ the unitcd States sur
ygy ship Explorer loat their lives
in a collision Wiih the Seattle. "a
coma steamer indianapolis piil not
be- held uutil the laat % the week
The authorities state that thcfe
Ca marine law which regulates the
aisesd 10 steamers during q foE. and
whether the Indianapolis 49, On
crediuF the limit when she ram
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uard and cat IN twain the Explorers
laapch 700 yards from pier ] yes.
iafdey. la TIE question that the IN.
Fep'igaunn will decide Al the 81
firats of the Indianapolis maintain
that thc steamer was operating
unsief half speed in making tho
atafhoard turs % gAin her course
wnsm the collision took place
pgagginE Tor the bodies 81 Geo
A. Nayior and Joseph Vaa LeeuWcn
has not been attempted by the
cnee - the Explorer. owing to THE
thirk fog which hangs over tho
hay
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CAR LEAVES TRACK AND SEVERAL HURT

Because he missed his bearings
b ~ rs. AotoEman J Pulls al.
kHee bis Nineteenth az. car 20
rFike The curve at the foot 81 the
East Vsion 81, hiii yesterday
a . high rate Of speed. with
o. rssali that the car left the
fzEk asa piunKed on over the
frsst nntil 4 bumped into a bank
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HIGH FINANCE" CHARGE
AGAINST BANKER

airy WIS less than $4,000 and the
money obtained in most cases was
IN notes of $4,000 each. and were
turned over go Walsh. who used 10
Ia building his railroads. Walsh
accepted McLeans notes as collat
eral IL Is further charged that the
insolvency of one bank was con
cealed hy the shifting of tho assets
of the other two. This was dis
covered by the simultaneous exam
nation made bY national and state
CXumiuera
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In MINE
10Y United presGl

VANCOUVER. Is C.. Nov Ia
In an explosion IN the Canadian Pa.
cifios coal mines AZ iiosmer, y C.
three miners were instantly killed.
The details OF the explosion are
lacking. but II ~ said that u was
only merost accident that the lives
OF the entire mine force we're not
snuffcd out al the same time.
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WANT STREET EXTENDED.

The superior court was yester-
day pettioned by the city OF
Georgetown in the condemnation
proceedings for the extension Of
Commercial st. 20 the Duwamish
river. The extension will be
through the Commercial ST. Motor
Line addition. and the China Gar
den 10 the river
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SHORT $4,000

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov 3.-Thai
John =. Lockwood. formerly rest
dent agent for Charles ScrlbnerH
Sons. publishers is short "a his
accounts $500. w charged IN Gel.
ony information Med against him
IN the municipal court by his sue
cesaof Ia office. A Martin. The
police Immediately took up the case
and have wired the Los Angeles au-
thoriues. where be is supposed 20 b.
ln hiding.
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Boise name remarks % indicate
that hts life vas IN danger The
court intorvencd aud both attorneys
apoioeifed
Mcfarland admitted that he had
cited 20 Adams instances Of guilty
men escaping punishment b. testi
tying for the state tle also told
the defendant 81 Biblical characters
who had repcntcd their sins and
had beer forgiven The state viii
probably conclude SIS case tomor.
row.
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RELEASED AND REARRssreD.

=. w. Chase. a painter, charged
with passing counterfeit money.
was yesterday released from Gus.
tody by United States Commission
er bowman under 81 900 bonds lie
was Immediately rearreHied by Sc.
cret Service Agent 4. y. Foster on
"a similar charge.