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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
NATIONAL CONCLAVE
MUST COME HERE

les IN that portion Of the state are
enthusiastic over the prospects 81
tho grand aefia visiting Seattle. and
will give their hearty corporation
10 any effort Seattle may wish, 20
boom the project
What VIII be Done.
Tho local Eagles will attempt 20
surpasa all preceding gatherings Of
a similar nature ever held Ia the
west Seattle all be illuminated.
decorated aud every attraction pos
alble offered. Excursions wiil be
given daily during the sessions ~
tho grand aafia 20 all visiting Eags
les 20 visit various points on the
Sound. aud special days Will be held
By the Eagles Of Tacoma. Everett.
AnAeortea. iielllnghani, Port Town
send. Victoria. Vancouver and New
Westminster
Thee. A. hall. grand vice preai.
dent. whose home Is Ia California.
has promised TO give bis assistance
toward holding the session Of the
grand aefie in Seattle, and Will IN
the near future visit the local aorie
officially.
A. E Partridge Of Kansas City.
y hose real home "a Seattle. aud
who il the Grand secretary Of the
grand aeric. + nov comforting with
the various tfanacoulincntai lines
20 Haenre reasonable rates here.
II Is estimated that II wIll require
at least $4,000 90 entertain the
visitors ana the Seattle aefle IL
confident It viii have no difficulty
IN securing that amount The local
aeris viii hold itH eighth annual
ball on Wednesday, February 9th
next. aud arrangements have al.
ready been completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
FULLY 20 PEA cENr or STAT.
TIE iNaABITANTs ARE III.
soME WAY. VERY SERIOUS.

u Is lhc hslluf Of many physicians
n Seattle that fully 30 per cent Of
the Inhabitants AZ this time arr AZ,
liicsed With tho acatriy contagious
and mysterious disease kuosu Ne
"a grippe
The disease camu 20 America
from Russia naid n prominent
physician today. that IL luaf about
shat we should expect 20 come
from that eoantry."
Physicians ~ the city ara excep.
tionallt busY booking after people
afflicted with Ia grippe and dis.
eases feauitant.
Dr y crichtnn. Il the Oriental
building. believes that a return 10
normal weather wfif have a
tendency "a rusince the sickness
The maladF IL simply fierce. =
said Df. Crlehtou. 4 DO not rumeIn.
Ter II but one previous epidemic Of
the iiaeaae that was ~ bad
Ia KriDpa b a disease carried
30 the air sud Il unErafta itself
readily on those Whu have taken
cold nr those having acute catarrhal
trouble 90 affections of the brun,
ehlai inar
While not necessarily -. cufns
frequently ecme from ut.
Jacks - THE aisease Pneumonia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
COUNTERFEITING GAME
NIPPED BY ARREST

lives Brown. tearing the bundle
open. noticed the mans blow stove.
and the two officers then took him
20 the polica station. where he was
booked without a charge.
This morning Brown returned
from knnion. where Males had a
room. and brought with him two
Yaiises belonging TO Nkuiee. aud
which contained tao hrasz dies. one
for the connferfaifinR 81 dollars.
and the other for nickelA. q heavy
iadie for the puriug uf the molten
metal. and a clay crticibIo When
examined by Sergeant OF Detectives
Tenant today. Naules claimed that
he bought the dies from anoi her
man. but could not give q good
account ~ hts purpose with them.
or with the other apparatus
No silver or alloy WAS found "a
Naule4 room. and Il Is believed that
be vas about 10 commence hls Op
ernfiona u counterfeifinE
The possibility that he has an
accomplish has act the police a.
work on other clues. and the man
viii be held without trial or charge
until a more complete investigation
can be made
Sanles claims that he has only
been in Seattle about two weeks
The police have no record Of the
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
SALOON IS
HELD UP

lrom che rear entrance. lie fired
at him. bat. az q was too DARK. ala
not hit The fohher lie fired an
other shot, eaillns the politics..
falrolman plgga and officer \. =
liiesivett investigated. Ne arrests
have been made,
seyVrg1 people On the street At
the time state that man was on
guard Ia ffaat OF the saloon. Tom
Meedman, who naoms over the
Drum snloans across the street, aa.
ueed the man with a gun in trent
~ the brunswick. aud took hts rifle
gnd stuck Il out II the window
However, a. ne dld not know that
heldup game Wis Ia progress. he
dia not fire.
The police are of the opinlon thar
the work Was dome 81 the same
man who held up Henry Washer
IN hIs meat market. ON second az.
aud state st. faW weeks ago.
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FLASHES

Joia cnsrshsr 81 csrsnsrss.
TIE following nnW fnesubsrH this
aff~fnoon letasd The Hhafnhef sf
e'ammefrs ole tsHsau. .. = Niles.
A. u. Graham. g. y HipifiaE e.. =
Nusar A. y Jasuss. J. =. easweiI
b. A Ernst. :. Putr4w ard q l.
Spencer
WAITS $4,000 osnsGea
Damages for faa zoe against the
Musan rornaany waa tiled IN the su-
aerlof court late yesterday after
apon - John aan8aaisi. Who says
Ais injuries Ra.ie employed ~ the
company slu disable him for hfs-
Ma. elopnautss Missing.
Mrs. fllita nlomqulst. age %. has
barH reported MISSING TO ths police
from her home af st8s Irving It.
slnce Jan. Is. She waH last seen 10
the Union depot on Monday even.
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
WORKING CHECK GAME.

Charles Erickson and John Bog.
strom. iaborers. have been arrested
BY Officers Peterson and Mash on a
charge Of operating check awlndi-
ing game The men were taken
from a room In the Duluth house.
where was also found a check book
on the Bank Of California. from
which number Of checks had been
torn out. and the stubs left untitled.
The men win be held IN the city
jail until the police make a thor
ough Investigation Of the charge
against fh@us
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LICENSED TO WED

Marriage licenses we're issued to-
day ~ follows
MathiaoH- Eapiiand Pedsr Mnthl-
son, zs. Ballard. a. Regime Espiiand.
~. iiailafd
LANCER ieappaunef John LANCER.
~. gnpfFet0wu. 10 Anna Kappau-
ner II. ~ DeofgfiOWn
Iiicklef waid Heitae WIN RICK
terwald. 81. Seattle. 10 Frances Nc
Rae. ~. Seattle.
Iaules schniafud- Charles T. La
fue. -. cDlfnK. Wash. to sevefiBe J.
srhuierud. ~. Tekon. Wash
Zeugel. Hiillsef Frank zsnzsi. g..
sammamlsh. to la HiiliKef. a.
Redmond
stevens Glover james G. ste-
vens. e.. Tacoma. II Nellie A.
Glover. -. Tacoma
aimDna- Bailey Edmund " Sim
ons. %. 81 Paul MIMI 70 Laura
q. Bailey. ~. Eureka. Sev.
Gaisisf PerIaJacs X. gaislef. 20.
Seattle. % Sarah Pefi. q. seattle.
Bako9ich cafnuhan Louis ~
Bskovleh. ~. Seattle. 10 Linuie ~.
earuahau. ~. Seattle.
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PLANS FoR nav stoes.

Th. plans far err new , A
HallIerxeuu buiidias. az TIE north.
rasg corner - seeend ~. nna
spring -, have been filed Htth sha
building Inspector They rall faf
- sixht-story rsfnfarred concrete
steel fssrua huildinK oniy five
stories wiii he tsuilt - present The
valuations q the baEidlnE vii b. n
ne asiEhhofhoed ~ tisa.eea aaun.
asgs a I.auaon are the arthttecta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
LIGHTING FORCE IS
REDUCED

month. are uuaccuunted Ear. Car
afe stalled On both the Northern -
cifie and the Great Northern roads
The cutting or q material makes
the pressure much Noras IN m. de
paFtmunt Tho deAand Cor oib
light has been lar ahead u the -.
parfHaut'N ability a. supply. and
the lack ~ material aeecutaniet The
grunbie Prices FOE al kinds 81 ma
tefiei are eeftlnx higher. too. fatiisf
than otherwise Poles have iHtelf
advanced aud a kOod deal If truunis.
has acrurod Ia procuring them.
Whsn they are materially thought "a
b. nsast pien1ifui
inealaforH. wires. meters and 81
other kinds Of material are needed
bus they ara al practically out and
there h no telling uben a supply
will ts available
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
Ar LAST BILL is TO
Be REVIVED

r The health and sanitation com.
mlttee OF the council will meet TO
night 20 take up the proposed meat
Inspection bill. that was introduced
Jan. ~. 1905. and even since has
slept In the dusty pigeon holes Of
.lhe city hail The new bin deals
more strictly IN the matter Of dis
.casod meats OF all kinds. and Il Il
Tso technical that probably none
other than regular graduated man
Iban come up To the standard 70
Nnflrnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
FIFTH SUPERINTENDENT
OF STREETS NAMED

proved that day 80 that u can 20
through the council that night. The
committee Is bound 10 split ON the
question Of approving the salary OF
the superintendent OF streets and
the probability "a that the split In
committee will force the matter In
TO the court.
Mayor Moore IL a member Of the
auditing committee and VIII Insist
n any enc shall draw the pay, that
Il be his appointee
Ultimately. 81 the mayor wins the
ease. NJ J M8lonoy will probably
receive the permanent position. Mr..
Jones qualified and today was pres.
ent Ia the street department offices,
though taking no active control.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
LOCAL AERiE or EAoLgs
WORKING HARD TO SECURE
SEATTLE AS MEETING PLACE
FOR NEXT YEAR.

The Seattle Aerie. NJ |. FRA.
tcrnal order Of Eagles. are recsiy.
ing flhttoflng encouragement in
their efforts 70 secure the tenth an.
nuAl ueaai0n of the grand aerie To
be- held IA 1905 IN Seattle The
proas committee % the general com.
mittea II busily engaged IN forward.
ing literature explollinR Seattle a.
a most conKenial city for the Eagles
TO llsht In in 1905. aud have already
received assurances that New
York. Philadelphia. boston, Chica.
20 aud Omaha viii contribute at
least une.fffth of the number Of the
visitors AZ that time. which n con.
sentative estimate will be At least
10000
comnittss ct Work.
Franh y Mullen. chairman Of the
eommittne Of arrangements has an.
nnuneed the following 10 serve ~
an executive committee. A 7. Van
De Yanfer. ino w C0naidine. Gee
"a Stewart. Alvin Heinrich and
Henry A. Beck This committee
viii be IN charge Of all details con
naoted with The business affairs 81
the gencrnl committee and al sub
committees viii be Under their 81
porFislnu
State Deputy n. J Lea. who ID
now IN eastern Washington ON off,.
cial business connected with the
order. hos written 70 Secretary
Dawd % the COMMITTEES that all asf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
BULLET SAFELY
EXTRACTED

william shuman. shot in the But
Ter hotel Monday night BY Annie
Walker. n resting easily at the
Providence hospital today. having
passed through his operation yes
lerday without trouble Dire. shy
der and Cuckail probed for tho
bullet e short time after Ehuman
WAS taken 20 tho hospital aud
found Il lodged Ia the left shoulder.
from which place q Waa extracted
quickly. There IL not thought 10
be any danger % blood poisoning
Miss Walker IL still Ia the o0un-
~ jail To-day shs II ~ with the
grin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
GOES EAST TO PURCHASE
CATTLE FOR ALASKA.

G. G. GaorsHon. Of sitka, special
agent IN charge of Alaska agricui-
turai Investigations, iH al the Linz
coin from Sitka "The agricultural
possibilities OF Alaska are far be-
ynnd the dreams Of people down
here" said Mr.. GeorHaon this morn
ing. During my nine years OF SER
vice there the outlook has eX-
banded wonderfully. and we are
accomplishing something all the
time" Mr.. 0eorgaon IL accompa
niad by his wife. aud VIII take q
trip east before returning north.
while IN the east he viii buy cattle
10 take north with him 10 be placed
at Kodiak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

WORCESTER. Mass. Jan. So
DR. Edward Street. of Montreal. left
here today 70 offer himself a. = wit.
neaa in the Thaw trial. The Inaan.
liy expert says he sat near White
when he was killed and saw ThAw'E
eyes Clearly "a he shot. NE be-
ileyes Thaw was insane &c the
time Street testified IN a similar
case in Canada. when the plea was
insanity and the defendant was &C
atiitteA
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CITY LAYS OFF PART OF cox.
arRUcrioN FORCE. As MATE.
RIAL - TlEo Up ON THE
RAILROADS.

The city lighting department was
for~ed today to las of a portion Il
she ssnstfucfi1a torres that has bs-ea
engaged On new uufk. opins 10 the
non arrival Of material Halt a dos
81 carloads sre tied up on thr rad
soasau here begwssn the Minnesota
Transfer aud Seatfle. but where the
lighting officials % BOT knaw. one
ear u material thai passed iteisna.
Moat. Dee. Sc has not been heard
FROM since Other cars. that left
Chicago AID 81 Paul ihs iaat II
fl.,cetn Der and the first q this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

Mayor Moore has appointed
George A. Jones. member OF the car.
pentefs' union. 10 the position OF
superintendent Of streets and sew
ere. the NTH successive appoint
ment since he attempted 70 rcplace
4. l.. Walters. whose term expired,
with a new man.
Jones appointment Is recess ap-
polntment. good until The opportun'
~ comes when the mayor can
namo a permanent man.
Both the mayor and the council
are expecting something 20 happen
whom the auditing committee comes
"a approve thu salary roll next
Monday. The roll has to be ap-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
WHERE Is m.pHERsosr

Where IL James MePbcrson7 lie
IL the complaining witness against
"a. Mulby and Chariea MatEon.
whom be sWors brutally assaulted
and robbed him. then left him for
dead on the sand spit about five
weeks ago The trial was set fof
today IN Judge Morris court. bu'
Mcpherson II missing aud several
believe that foul PLAY has played a
naff.
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p. c. s. s. CO. MUST Paw
DAMAGES FOR COLLISION

In decree signed by Judge Han
ford this morning, In connection
with the claim for damages brought
by the Boston Steamship company,
owners of the fremont, against the
Pacific Coast Steamship company.
owners Of the Ramona, as a result
OF injuries sustained by the former
caused in a collision, II was ordered
that the p G. 3. $. company pay
the Boston Steamship company te,'
3fAe6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

Small hats for afternoon recel,
iioua are the correct thing I.arst
flarlng ones are worn for the prop
enade. but for the indoor affabf
where women meet together, tiui
headgear rs for the moment. To-
fashionable head dIaaslng n
Worn with a hlTfk velvet EONn
Is a smart little found hat Of pslh
velvet. roses and plume The be-
sets back off from the foroheah
and the crown Is one mass OF folh
ed fabric. while the tiny roses toueh
the edge. These are n couple 81
tones deeper than the rose pink Of
the velvet. while the ostrich plume
hanging off from the left side is bi
the shade Of the hat proper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
BABY sMorHERs IN BED,

VIVA, the two months old baby Of
Mr. and Mrs. b Smith. OF Ballard.
was found smothered in bed this
morning. During the night the ne.
tie one evidently pulled the covers
over ne head and Hmothored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
PASS ON ROUTINE MATTERS.

The fire and water committee Of
the city council viii hold n session
az the committee room az the city
hail tonight To pass on a lot OF
routine matters
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Rnnrade caaea Hrard

Judge Frater has heard the last
verdict in the condemnation cases
for the regrade OF Third. Fourth and
Fifth avs. and the jury has been
dismissed. Tho verdlot8 were rent
dored without contest IN nearly an
the cases Tho total Of 81 .000. 900
ls the approximate OF the verdlcts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
MOTIONS RECEIVED
(seriep. Ts..srsph Service,

FiNDLAY. Ohio. Jan ao.--The
motions to quaah the indictments
against John ID. Rockefeller and
three subsidiary companies. were
received by mail and flied in court
today 70 be heard February Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
PREDICTS QUAkEs


LONDON. Ian %. Hush Clsms
ants. aho predicted the recent
earthquakes. says there viii b attn
rnnra il Europe ~ February. par
tiruiafiy 10 the eastern countries.
including England and along the
scotch border about February a.
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IN cREAsEs STOCK


TOPEKA. Kan. Jan. se--Ihs
sfoek hoidera II the Aichison. To-
peka a Santa Pc railroad today
unanimously voted 20 issue fss,-
900 coo worth 81 bonds % extend
the lines and for other Improve
fuanfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

The following births were regis
tered today;
Andrews AZ szg Boren av.. Ian
uary -. 10 wife " oliver =. An
dTeNa. = daughter.
stevenson At sz7 y. 10th av..
January ~. 10 aifs " John a. ste-
Fsnsou, daughter.
Phoips AT First and Battery,
January -. 10 zlfe Of George W.
Phelps. son.
Harria at 2eis Judkins IT.. Jam
uary Is. 70 wife Of walter Harris.
son.
olseu-At Coz Yerier way. Jan
uary ~. 20 wife Of Nils Olsen. a
daughter.
Bumm-A 7ss y. esth a.. jan
uary y, 70 wife Of r. J. Bumm. a
daughter.
vacca-At Sandals Place. jan
uary n. TO wife Of Tom yacea. a
daughter.
chadwiok--A 1875 18th #. ~.
January IL. 70 wife Of Frank w.
Chadwick. q son.
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TO IMPROVE RIVER


WASHINGTON. Jan. ao--The
senate this afternoon passed a hill
providing for the Improvement Of
the lower Colorado river IN CALI
fornia. In accordance with the pres
fdgntfN recommendations
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fftG4fl " bnAAHNs
Deaths were registered today as
follows
Tucker Benjamin Tucker, Ss.
January 70. ri Chswanah. Wash.
Young Anna May Young. rs.
January "a. az Providence hospital.
Iiley-Jamea o. Riley. 81. jan
uary -. al iz2 Minor az. y.
johnson Leslie u. Johnson. ~.
January 20. At iis 18th az. $.
Hilbeff-HAfoid Hilbert. 1 month,
January -. Al 1874 seventh az.
Nommensen- Henry J.. N0rnmen-
sen. e. January e. at zzf z7th
AZ. s.
Kufnsawa--S. Kuraeawa. 10. jan
aary n. ~ 9es Maynard.
Powell--Ruth n. Powell -. jan
nary -, At sts 7sth ~. a
Medregor--Harry X. McGregor. .
months. January "a. al Tes r Dem
- wer.
Vacca--Infaut, 9 days. January
-. at Sandals Place. city.
strout--John A. strout a.. JAM
uafy zs. ~ Ills Ninth av.
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sxpsar GIVES Opinions.

. NEW YORK. san. 1u.--Wtil- /
. Ian J.. Clark. reviewing edition /
. u the eyeloTedia % las aud
= prne@sure. In discussing the /
. TbNw ease. eayH
= ~rhc turY INSET fecide solely /
. upon tbs evidence presented ia /
. conrf. II ean1nt cunFici unless /
. convinced ~ the guilt beyond /
. reasonable doubt. aud = rea- !
q sonabis doubt aa 70 bis sanity !
. af the time - the killing wiii !
. require an acauiffai " ThAw /
> Vas insane ~ the time he
O killed white. be not only can /
. not be punished. bat waa guilty /
= Of no crime
a A |. = : . 3 q . . a q . a q /.
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Don't Walt

Until your pipes freeze up again be-
fore having your plumbing put In
proper shape. G. II Brown Plumb
lng Co. 22i Pine Il. Both phones.
so
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Why Don't You Try?

Since the organization of the
German Savings Building q Loan
Association there has not been one
dissatisfied member az everyone
has a voice IN tho meetings and the
loans and Investments are all made
by reliable. conservative men.
There Is no office rent nor hiEh sal
aired officials Talk with Charles
Osner. secretary, 4l6 Bailey build
Ing.
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you CANT sEAT vs UNLESS

Oriental Billiard and Pool Par
ioFs. 1913 Third are. have eiEhi
nov tables and the only 5xi2 pool
table in the city. 80
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| Have the Cure for
RUPTUR Z.
No Truss, But a Per-
manent Cure
sssttIs's Leading epeeiaiist.
80 Years Ezpsrtence.

'N8NN &&ENfA1AtNNs
guarantee TO absolutely cure
every case OF Rupture which.
after examination. I accept foE
treatment am a graduats %
the best recognized European.
Canadian and American colleges.
For 30 years I have devoted
my time and attention 10 the
treatment and cure Of Rupture.
and my cured patients Number
hundreds. some probably being
your notghbors. This long period
81 exclusive practice has given
me skill and experience 10 the
cure Of Rupture. such as I be-
lieve no ether physician can o.
fer you.
The thorough and lasting
cures which I am making every
day, year sfteT year. and the
grateful underestimate ~ my
cured patients prove that my
method Of treatment "a all
claim for H. and I earnehtiy Ia
vite you 70 call on me OF Nfite
for further convincing proof Oh
these facts,
/ cure Without a surgical op.
Grafton or pain. and wtthQut IN.
terfering with your work OF
business.
Cali At my office ana I yin
prove my statsmentA aud refer
you to prominent Seattle busi.
ness men whom I have cured.
am always willing 10 walt
for my fee until oure Il effected
Ny terms are reasonable.
CONSULTATION FHEE
CALL TODAY AND STOP
SUFFERING.
HOURS a. m 10 s p. m. SUM
day. 2 4. m. 70 I y. m.
Or. CLARKE co,
fR3 Second Az. O., Ger. Wash-
inssoH 81. Seattle Wash.
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ROCKFORD. M, Jan. 20 otis
Eddie, 1903 years Of age, The oldest
Mason IN the world. died this morn
fun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

Henry \. KielnbefRer, a silk ner-
chant. aged 80 years. married. was
selected AZ the eleventh Juror at
ago o'clock this afternoon
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sosssa APPeAaEo IN
''ssgs ssvsswleN At eaL
r. sArlv rAls MORNING
sAs0 .seaprp VITA soorY

a'etack this morn
S ,nswiek salssoa, 90 Ia.
: - ezra place. wes held
: ...ssa fehbess aiid 49, anu
4 y ss,ehss wrre eeeure1
- - s 49, one q the pfe
h l ~ the bartender GA
ys sshlna the esf when Z
sslsa - hlae handkervhlvt otes .
~ - s,er.l the Feaf sipor aed
y - 49, Al IN the plsee 70 hela
=. sssas. emphasizing he 81
.asmlnk two suns
X y $500 vas ofderva 20
~ 49, - r.sisssr from behind
~ 80 niaee n 90 a char
y = ssnlak rsom. where HIATT
= - werx seated aeaf ne
~. ,.1l,nx he t~e geas IN ono
- = c,Assf pfaceedesi - slisfs'
~ i. 80 Als psssk featins TIE
y - a. slit A gold watch
sks4 ena 49, ~
raia- 10 the men. the
e. ppsared sAFcesh The ts''
~ - man was taking the
- q ne register. thr hand
- :. fxo guns lfemhiei and
49, =. AsslaaAcrs. whose hands
y .s.ssl.~i. said 90 bin. faAe
- s. I'D / have heen Ia the
s.s.,ss myself Who this
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