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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
PAvlNBROKER DECORATED
BY ATHLETIC GENTLEMAN

Who was the accomplished ath-
lete who beat up" a First avenue
pawnbroker about s O'Clock yester.
day afternoon7 a
The pawnbroker would like to
know 50 that he can see him In po-
lice court when he Is able 10 take
the beefsieak poultices OFF his eyes
and remove the other hand decora.
tons from his face.
Whoever the athlete was. he did
a thorough job IN record breaking
time and left the pawnshop before
anyone had time 10 call the police
The trouble grew out Of a dis
pute over the redemption OF a set
OF false teeth valued at $50 by the
owner and 81 by the pawnhroker
Had No Use for Teeth.
The owner Of the teeth was
broke Realizing that he would
have little use for his teeth as long
as he was broke, he went to the
pawnshop 20 negotiate loan on
the teeth until promised relief in
the financial strlngency would per.
init him 20 connect with another
square meal
The pawnhroker thought little
OF the teeth, but gave the stranded
one 81 soup money on the chance
that they would be redeemed.
Two days after. the toothless
soup eater met the athletic friend
who subsequently settled with the
pawnbroker. Noticing the absence
OF the masticators. the. athletic
friend enquired why and was told
about the pawnshop.
Come along aud I viii get your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
RATE WAR in
PROSPECT

a merry rate war IL prophesled
on the SenttloNancouver water
route The first peg was driven
today. when the Inland Navigation
company announced new rate.
that ~ 81 one way and $3.50 for
tho round trip on a second cabin
ticket Heretofore there has been
but one rate. s. for one way
ticket aud s. for a round trip pas
SAKE. Now there wiii be two
classes Of tickets. The lniand Nav
igatiou company's officials give no
reason for the new rate. but state
that Il has come 20 stay and viii
be In effect when the lroquoia sails
tonight
The opposition line. operated BY
Cook a Co. will undoubtedly make
the same cut aud possibly go be.
meath a. The steamers operated
BY Cook a Co. are the Ramona and
Waiaieale The latter two operate
alternately. sailing from here at
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

right 30 keep the man without n
commitment, but the iailors are sat.
iHiied that MeMinn IL crazy and
are afraid that n they release him
be will be menace 20 the public
"Pinky' himself IL NO thoroughly
of the belief that unknown enemies
threaten his life that be- doee not
want 10 leave the Jail AZ present
Il 10 nscesnAfy 90 keep him ia the
only padded cell the jail contains
II aaothef case OF violent insanity
appchra there will be- no place for
confinement, unless some dispoai.
ton II made Of McMlnn Ga the
meantime
To-day the mans lsilern anuounc.
ID that they would ask 10 have a
second insanity commission make
an examlnation and arrange some
way by which the sheriff can get
I'D ~ his troublesome guest
McMian has been n resident Of
Seattle Tor 20 years. and Ia veil
known printer Tits relatives live
IN Victoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
MADELLE'S HUSBAND TOO TUBBY
AND TRAINS DOWN" IN VAIN
tssatlIs star's EseIusIye servIee.

Seattle Stars Exclusive servlce.)
NEW YORK. Nov 22.--"Oh.
. nobody loves fat mani"
says Maclyn Arbuckle. in The
Roundup"
VIM. Ellis Corey. president Of the
steel trust. with a si00. 900 salary.
takes the remark seriously He rs
training down systematically at a
local Turkish bath house
When Corey married Mabelle GIL.
man he weighed $50 pounds lie
had always kept up his gymnasium
work and was hard as nails Since
his marriage he has neglected his
ealigthenicH and gone In more for
the theatera and motor riding. lie
has grown fat and pudgy
lie began the effort 10 reduce his
flesh when he tipped the beam at
2i5 pounds lie works off about two
pounds daily, but between working.
outs be takes II on again.
4 would willingly give years
salary % get rid Of SO pounds" he
told his rubber al the bath house
the other day. When the scales
showed he had lost two pounds that
bath be tipped the rubber a flyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
HELD-UP BY ONE
she BEFRIENDE

LONG BEACH. Cal, Nov 22.-
Miss Fannie Bixby, an artist and
member of the well known wealthy
pioneer family of that name, was
held up In her studio yesterday and
robbed of sil by Willis Rhoados, a
boy whom she rescued
from the streets six months ago
and befnondod In many ways,
Boldly entering the studio while
Miss Blxby was alone. he snapped
the lock behind hims threatened her
with a pair OF scissors and com
PEELED her 10 give up the money.
Then he smashed the telephone
transmitter. cut the wires and oa-
capped, Navlng his victim a helpless
prisoner She attracted police
man after an hour Rhoados has
not boon caught.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
SOLICITOR IS
MISSING

T. II Wilma. formerly an adver.
Using solicitor IN this city. has
been missing since August 80. and
J.. If Burnett the loweler finds
that he Ia out a pair Of diamond
earrings and a diamond ring both
of the value OF $685.. The lewcler
appeared a. the prosecuting attor.
ney's office this morning aud swore
10 complaint against the young
man.
Wilma purchased the iewelry by
making a cash payment Of 500 and
giving his notes Ia various amounts
Tor the remainder OF the purchase
price lie Is said 10 have left tho
city without paying the balance or
returning the iewelry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO
WITH INSANE MAN

Laboring under the delusion that
unknown persons are tn constant
pursuit % him with the intention
Of taking his life. Charles H. Nc
MINI. aged a.. wen known IN this
city BY the sohrlqnet OF "rfnky. IL
now confined 10 tho county JAN.
and the county officers are won.
deflng shat disposition they can
make 81 the mans case.
McNinn, ravinE 10 dellrium. WAS
taken into custody last week By
policeman ils VAS examined hy
nra. n n Read aud u Eugene
Allen IN Judge Aibertson's depart.
ment Of the superior court. and
they declined 10 commit him 20
the asylum coutendlus that tho
man vas suffering from deliTium
tfrmenH
The county commissioners 70
fused 10 take Mcalnn 70 The county
hospital without a request from
the court which was not forth.
coming Tbs sheriff has no legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
tny United prs.s.l

MoNTEsANo. Nov 90 Attor.
ney Abel, who at one time was TO
defend Ralph steele. the alleged
murderer Of Frank rAd. the well
known tloquiam logger, has issued
a statement which was given 10
him by Steele few hours before
the latter shielded. Steele says
Mrs Todd killed her husband. Mr..
Abel SAYS.
In Wow Of Mra. Todda state.
ment ! now carry out the promise
which ! made 60 steele However.
! do not wish 10 stand sponsor for
the truth Of stcele'a statements.
hope they are not true.
Steele stated that on a number
Of occasions Mrs. Todd had tried to
kiil her husband By administering
laudauum. by smothering him while
he was drunk. aud administering
powdered glass H0 also gave the
names OF drug stores IN Hoaulam
aud approximate dates upon which
she purchased these poisona
Marriage the Cause.
Steele further stated that thia
was done 10 get ria OF Todd. 40 that
he aud Mrs Todd could get mar
ried That on the night OF Todd =
death. Mrs. Todd induced her has.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
PARD0NED BY
GOVERNOR

Upon the presentation Of a petit
tian signed by sheriff Smith aud
nine Of his deputies. a second pati
ton from California signed hy
Francis J. Heney. the graft prose
cutor. District Attorney LAuwdon
G. 3, Curry. CALIFORNIA; secretary
81 state The postmaster of San
Francisco. several superior court
ludges. and scores of citizens max.
ms $50 names On all. Cos. Mead
Yesterday pardoned Phillip Nc
0nlFe. sentenced TO ton years a.
the penltentiary for a statutory
crime alleged 10 have bean com.
mitted IN this county Prosecuting
Attorney Mackintpah recommended
the action. stating that b. doubted
the mans guilt Fur tho past IS
months Mcclure has been cuufiaed
Ia the klng county jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
LA TOILETTE WILL
AID LUMBERMEN

United States Senator Robert "
la Toilette. VI Wisconsin. has 81
fered 10 appear before the inter.
state commerce commission "a BE-
half Of the northwestern nmbe inE
Interests whom a hearing IL held on
the nghi against the proposed nd
vance IN freight rates
Senator La Toilette says he will
work n conjunction with the reg
ulaF attorneys employed b. the
Lumhermeu' association. and has
promised alao 10 follow the quea.
ton np on the floor % the senate
and introduce a measure which Will
provide that the reasouahleucnH
and Justice OF all ratios must b.
passed upon b. the interstate com.
merce commission before they can
be put in effect by carriers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

teeth out Of soak and give you what
money you need" said the athletic
gentleman.
The teeth had increased 50 per
cent I'm pawnshop value when the
two men called to redeem them.
7 want $780," said the pawn
broker
IL you want 10 prosecute this
man for usury, / will back you for
a lawyer" volunteered the athletic
gentleman 20 his friend.
I'm take s1.25." said the pawn.
broker
Teeth Restored.
The sl25 was paid and the teeth
restored The two men We're leav-
ing the shop when the pawnhroker
remarked that the athletic gentle
man was a buffer OF obscure
origin.
AT this the athletic gentleman
wheeled and grabbed the pawn
broker securely with his left hand,
beat q quick tattoo on the pawn
brokers' face with his right.
AS cries OF murder" and "po-
lice began to escape from the bat
tered features OF the struggling
loan merchant the athletic gentle
man released his hold and sent his
victim 10 the floor with last blow.
Then the two men mingled with
the gathering crowd and lost them
selves before the police responded
TO a hurry call.
Although doing business on First
avenue, the beaten pawnbroker is
not the loan merchant with mayor
atty aspirations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

hAIHDNDM, Idaho, Nov. a.
Arguments Of attorneys 81 the
Steve Adams case were started this
morning. and the case will be sub.
mittod 20 the jury tomorrow even.
ing The court convened at 9
o'clock. and In less than an hour
the defense had completed the sur.
rebuttal
The defense made an effort TO
have the copies 81 the two letters
Identified BY the state yesterday
afternoon aud alleged 60 have been
written bY Adams 10 relatives while
confined Ia the penitentiary. prac.
tically confirming his confession.
struck out, on the ground that the
the state had made no effort to
get the original The motion was
denied
After consultation Of attorneys
u Was announced that an agreement
had been reached by the terms Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
SOCIALISTS SEEK TO
BREAK UP Meeting
s,,,o;eus Of Free Speech Interrupt Mayor Moore
Wan Kisses and Cal Calls, At Mass Meeting Of
Mmicud Ownership Party.

hall aud two or three we're standing
up near the door. When the hiss.
ing began there we're cries OF
shut up and Put them ont"
r. A. Huntley. a member Of the
municipal ownership executive
committee. who was standing near
the door. seized hold OF one Of the
most obnoxious Of the disturbors
with the intention OF forcihly eject
ms him from the hall. but the Lac.
ter auieted down and other munlol.
pal ownership advocates interviewed
70 urge Mr.. Hantiey 20 permit him
90 remain.
Bis Crowd Present.
The meeting was attended by 900
OF 500 persons, filllng the big hali
IN the Labor Temple. The crowd
included men % All political faltha.
among those present being Corpo.
ration Counsel Scott Calhoun.
Chtirman Charles @. feiiner of the
executive committee of the King
CJauty Democratic club, Secretary
Ran Of that club. and other promi.
AhNh N'AAAhAH "a WIN haAN AttIfANNAH
can and Democratic partlea. besides
the Socialist contingent In the
main. however. the gathering was
made up 81 paTtisans OF Mayor
Moore aud leaders and advocates az
the municipal ownership cause.
To Continue Policy.
Mayor Moore reviewed the events
of hts administration. pledKing him,
self 10 continue % enforce prevail,
inK administrative policies SO long
as he shall continue 20 be mayor
At che conclusion % the meeting
the leaders of the third party move
msnt began the circulation of a pc.
tition asking him 20 announce his
candidacy for reelection.
Chairman Heiruer OF the exrcn.
tive committee OF the Democratic
club stated az the conclusion of The
meeting that the statement % his
position by Mayor Moore made Il
certain that there would be three
tickets In the field AZ the approach.
ing municipal elcction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
|sPokANE WOMAN UNDER
ARREST FOR ExTORTION

ciarcs she was prompted 70 the &C.
tion BY an agent 81 a local detee.
tive bureau She declares that tho
detective assured hcF she would be
acting Withia the bounds Of che
law in a demand Tor money FROM
Hagwell
Attorney Fleming. however. Dc.
eiarca the woman telephoned 90 the
detective agency and told the de-
ieetive who was sent to hcF that
she proposed the holding up Of HaR
we'll It was agreed that the couple
should 80 90 Ragwcila home. con.
front him with the charges which
the woman says she can bring
against him. and demand 200 for
keeping silent and not exposing
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
ARGUMENTS Being MADE
IN THE ADAMS CASE

which the case would surely 90 TO
the Jury tomorrow evening II was
arranged that each side would DO
allowed seven hours. Robert Nc
Farland. who opened for the state,
spoke two hours this morning He
will be followed BY c. t. Hoffman
and Edwin McBee. OF the defense,
who Will each speak two hours.
barrow will follow. speaking taree
hours Knight and Hawley will
close for the state
Mcfarland reviewed the case
from the states point of view,
dwelling az considerable length on
the corpus deficit proposition upon
which the defense, at the former
trial laid considerable stress 10
IL expected that Hoffman will de-
vote most Of his time 20 the po-
litical aspect Of the case He has
for years been republican leader
IN Kootcnai county. but has been
recently deposed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
STRIKERS CAUSE
SERIOUS RIOTS

LOVisNittE. KY Nuv. ga
Several disturbances two % them
developing into riots. broke out last
aiEht In widely separated quarters
Of Louisville aH a result % tho first
attempt 81 The Loaluyillo railway
company % operate all to lines
after night fail To-day ia the
seventh day Of the strike. and The
tension seems % increase As the
result Of last nikht'n disturbance
a number % peTanna. some 81 them
passengers. we're painfHllY iniufnd.
but none vas seriously hurt
AZ Twenty fifth and Portland avs.
a man fired a shot into a car.
slightly wounding q WOMAN. FIf.
teen arrests wero made BY the 20.
lice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
1T BLEW SOME
ON THE FRONT

II blew n regular "Jimmycano" on
the waterfront last night. but warn.
ed BY the weather bureau that a
storm was approaching. the masters
Of the steamers put out extra lines
aud bumpers and the fleet went
through the blow without injury
Tho Celtic Chief. IN tow from Port
Townsend for Tacoma. was forced
70 pat ia NJ Smiths cove until this
morning. being unable to buck ,Ao
yale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
as EXPLOSION In
DRUG STORE

.afling explosion Jared the
quiet Of Interplay about z
- MS morning, when NJ ".
fssee proprietor OF the Inter.
IhafMaey undertook 20 start
4. n PIE store A leaking gas
a illled the room with com.
iumes which burst into a
~ 9 Tame when he struck a
Blowing out al the windows
'front.' end, charrlng labels
- ''ning the shelves and wood.
Fiefce, who received several
- oufns on the hands and
=. 80 ne presence 81 mind 10
@ ne bands and knees hold.
=. ~ i. breath and crawling 10 me
His injuries are not con.
serious while the damage
-'ofe is placed al about 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
HOUSE is SLIDING
INTO STREET

As the result Of excavations for
the regrade Of East Denny way
the earth under the residence OF
J. n. Booker at gath av and Denny
way. broke away last night. and
the house 10 said 10 be IN danger
Of sliding into the street Work.
men are today trying 20 stop any
further sliding ~ the earth. and
Booker has already consulted al.
torueyB with a view 60 holding the
city responsible Tor any damage
done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
GERMAN FIRM sUsPENps.

HAMBURG Nov 22--The firm
OF j. w. g. Mooller has suspended
The liabilities are reported To be
from sl,750.000 to 100000. The
most important Hamburg and other
German banks, az we'll as a number
Of English firms, are involved In
the failure. The assets are report
ed 10 be tb00e00 IL Is. supposed
that speculation In stocks caused
the failure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
!TANDARD OIL GETS DOSE
Of ITS OWN MEDICINE

do 50 unless a subsidiary concern.
the International on company. waa
formed. with a coftaIn percentage
% the directors Japanese These
we're well paid Tor nominal serv.
sces
The American Tobacco company
vas forced 10 amaigamate with the
Mural brothers. comparatively
small firm. before n was allowed
to go on wiih their intended bust
ness in Japan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
NO CASH WALK0UT

RENO. New. Nov. % Railroad
ing east Of Sparks is practically AZ
a standsiill and not a wheel nor a
hammer sounded In the big shops
yesterday afternoon as a result Of
the Southern Pacific paying the EN-.
pioyes In checks. which the men are
unable 20 cash The men got to.
gether and refused to work further
until they were given cash. Last
night arrangements were made with
the Reno clearing house banks and
the bank Of Sparks 10 cash the
checks upon the basis OF 10 per
cent cash and the balance Ia Reno
clearing house certificates. The
employees will probably agree to
this plan today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
PRESIDENT LOSES
PILOTS CASE

CAIRO. H.. Nov, United
States Inspectors Waltz and Hedge.
OF Memphis. who began the trial Of
the case OF the Officers and crew
Of the steamer Dick Fowler. charg
ed with reckless navigation on the
occasion OF President Roogeyeit'a
trip down the Mississippi river on
October 3. have returned verdict
81 not guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
NO NEW LIGHTS.

Nearly dozen petitions for
lights about the city were virtually
plgeonholed this morning for sew.
aral months 10 come when they
we're returned 10 the lifht commit.
tee by the superintendent OF lights.
Il rs recommended that they be
Installed aH soon as the new gen
orator is I'm operation NJ Cedar
Falls Il is not safe. says the SUI
perlutondont. 10 add them onto the
present load
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

The proposed blrdo.war will be
nodded after the "Beachy," winner
Of the international race for diugl.
Bile airahips AZ 81 Louis. and will
cost $4,000 Il will be capable OF
carrying two men az the rate Of %
miles an hour a 60 horsepower on.
sine viii furnish motive power. and
light sun will be- mounted on the
framework
Ia the event that an entire fleet
of these airHhips are built. wur cor.
respondents may some day relate la
all truth that Il 'rained shells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
{. B. DOWNING
APPOINTED

Health officer Parry today ap-
pointed E "a. Downing. who for
some time has been acting as man
aGer OF the Bailey building, inspect
or OF bakeries 10 succeed j. II.
CoNhs. who resigned TO take the
position Of chief emergency In.
spectNr in the campaign against the
spread of bubonic plague.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
DAUGHTERS TURN
PAPA DOWN

weight barker OF the west" Gil.
man was Informed that bis two
daughters consequently would not
come 10 New York. Gilman had ar
ranged for the production here Of
a sketch containing illusions 10 his
daughter Mabellc, who married NIL
llonaire william H. Corey. Pearl
and Ruby. AZ well as Eunlce Oil
man. were TO have appeared in IL
Ia this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

10y United prsss.j
lns ANGELES. Cal. Nov. e.
nszls b . trap prepared BY Prose.
mAg ksiorney FLEMING and a De.
sease & the police department.
xnLe Hlneman. alias Mira J $
axza. sha came here 10 days
u sun Spokane. Wash. has been
lsrssa& II ms act. Il - alleged.
u atismsslzx o. sxt0rt sa.ooa from
w. 3 Hasssn. a real estate mao
= 81 EN- home. The woman il
snx "a iii
M hlasnaa does not deny that
- frsxht 10 obtain money from
14xssa "a redress for wrongs she
ltsss bagwell Inflicted upon her
J Anols Il years ago. but de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

NEW YORK, Nov. "a Charles
$. Gllsssn has received word from
saE francisco that his daughter
Pearl. aged 20, had been married
TO Charles w Allaky. manager Of
several variety theaters In Callfor
MIA, and that Ruby, another daugh.
ter rs years old. was engaged 10
marry Charles Hsgerdorn, who
calls himself the champion heavy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

Seattle stars Exclusive Service. }
WASHINGTON. Nov "a Bullets
20 the right % him. bullets 20 the
left % him. bullets above him
This IN reality wiil be the we'll
fortified position occupied by your
Uncle Samuel when his first war
airship u completed
Determined that this government
shall not be outstripped by Euro.
pean powers 90 the matter 81 aero.
nautics Gen James Allen, chief Of
the war department signal service.
has closed n contract for the con.
atructioa Of an air craft 10 be used
ln times 81 battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
GALES POWERS Ill.

GEORGETOWN. KY. Nov 90
Caleb Powers was not feeling well
when his trial was resumed this
morning. having suffered a slight
relapse last night The Grant
county vonire not having arrived
the court was compelled to take a
recess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
REBELLION

10y 0Hiteu FFehteI
LISBON. Nov. Fixing Carlos
orders the concentration here OF all
the loyal regiments An rogi.
mentH thought TO be unloyal are to
be sent TO the provinces. A ropub.
lioan uprising against the crown
and the premier OF France. who
refuses to call session OF parlia.
ment is imminent The govern
mont Is prepared 10 meet force with
force Trade IL paralyzed aud
many OF the financial institutions
have suspended and many news
papers have been suppressed Two
men were killed hy the accidental
explosion of bomb In a revolu-
uonista house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
WHAT is A DEMOCRAT?

day II is expected AZ the lovo
feast In Washington next Tuesday
that Bryan viii the answer the
question What e. a dcmocratf"
He VIII show why certain Hoosc-
Welt policies cannot be supported
BY democrats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
COMMITTED FORGERY
FOR BANKER WALSH

pFofuand sensation. the defendant
turnsag pale aud lowering his eyes
The chafEa e. one n the most a..
rect hat has been made since The
trial began aud had most appAf.
ent effssrt on the Jury
CnHsinuing his testimony. Nc.
Lean taid that when the notes fell
due tAey WEIR taken up with the
credit slips and new notes
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
BREAKS RECORD

NEW YORK. Nov ~ The new
Cunarder Mauretania broke her Sis
ter ship LuBltania'H record when
at noon she completed a days run
Of ga knots The Luaitania'a best
record FOR a day was 6ls knots.
The MauretHnia's time for the
passage. Il IL calculated. will be
about five days and two hours, or
about seven hours slower than the
Luaiianla'a fastest westbound pas
age.