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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
ROASTS EVERYTHING
10y United Prsss.)

nELLEFONTAINE. O.. Oct 25
-~' American Sunday schools. pub
ilc schools aud homes are failures,
declared G. l. Vancicaye. uuporin
tendent ~ the Toledo schools. a.
the state charities convention here
today They do not tuculcate
truth honesty and industry. but
they turn out liars. thieves and
iosfeFH in astounding numbers The
Sunday school is the greatest diHap
poinimsnt 81 an The youth reads
a few verses from the Bible on a
little blt Of paper Tor i5 minutes
ard spends the rest 81 she day
amid surroundings giFinE a more
lasting impression The trouble O.
the fundamental principles Of mo.
faiity aFe neglected ln teaching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

Seattle Star Exclusive servlee.)
PHILADELPHIA. PA, Oct 25.-
Every succeeding day adds strange
ness 10 the two mysterious love
romances Of pretty Helen Maloney,
the millionaire Girl OF this city
WIN this petted Philadelphia
hoiress, daughter OF the big stand
ard OH stakeholder Martin Ma.
loney. marry Samuel Ciarksou. Ems
lishman. with whom she elopoj
early in October 60 London, not
withstanding the claim of Arthur
Herbert Osborne. wealthy young
New York broker that she is bis
secret Wife,
And win Osborne carry out his
threat ca Kim Clarkson ON slght2
Tho story of Miss Maloney'H
amazing love adventures came out
whom Clorkson and Miss Maloney
met I'M Now Work. az tho Waldorf
astoria. aud disappeared from
'h.sc The helress had met Clark
son I'm England, and he followed her
10 this country
Following their Disappearance II
was reported ~ different times that
thov haH been msrrici AZ Montreal
ana at New Work Thor" Was go
ssSorl ~ either place.
4 dsy or tw0 sfteg the efsbt i'"u'
fsSnfus ano~n Arthur Norhert -
, tssRS declared &c has. sss5 GSs''aCsS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
Clad Only in His Night Clothes, John C. Keith Of Sc
attic High School, Chases Room Thief Out Of the
BOyesiOn Hotel, and Pwsues Him for Three Blocks
Up the Street.

The night clerk of the Boyiaaton
hotel several persons who we're
attn in the hotel offieo. despite che
ialoneas OK the hour. and few
stFaKslrra on the street Nefe
startled In the gray ~ the morn.
lus to-day by siehi % man ~
Wild fliRht before the fierce pur
suit ~ a Kh0stiikc character la
the attire which custom and rom
fort have designed for the sleeping
hours
pown the stairs the pair flew. oui
~ The hntrl ofnee. and for three
blocks down thr street the ghost
like puruncr chased che DARK figure
ahead Of him Then tho purenor
stopped. abandoned the chase ~
the fleeing figure with 0ne last
lock and returned 20 the hoial
Then the clerk found that Ia
stead nf q Nhoag. the figure before
him vas none other than that ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
SHARP RACE OF
STEAMERS

The 2S9 passengers on the Cot
tage City and the les on the steam
or Jefferson enjoyed a sharp race
from Southeastern Alaska, which
ended this morning by the Cottage
City arriving six hours ahead Of
the Black Ball liner Capt. Jensen,
OF the Cottage City. was behind the
jefferson a. Seymour NarrowE. lie
went through on high tide, and then
black smoke began TO pour from
the funnel u his steamer. and tho
firemen on the jefferson also got
busy Gradually the Cottage City
crept up, and With lusty yells from
2s9 threats, TO which the
crew also lent aid, the Cottage City
passed the Jefferson and reached
here away 90 the good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

the handwriting communicate with
Scotland Yard
On one OF tho cards was writ
ten
Phyllis darling IL plcaaea
you. meet me az s;t6 p. M az the
Rising sun Yours TO a cinder
ALICE"
Phyllis was the name by which
Mas Dimmock was known 70 her
friends The post card was un.
usual IA that. instead Of the words
Rising sun" the name of a Cam
dentowu saloon. being written.
there was a drawing OF a rising
aun'
Everybody IN England turned out
20 help the police aud three DAYS
after tho police received informa.
ton that the post card was In the
handwriting OF Wood he was ar.
rested as ho was walking In a
London street with his sweetheart.
who. Il Is believed. told the police
Wood 4ad written the post card
Wood admitted sending The post
card 20 the murdered girl, but de-.
MED any further connection with
the case
Wood has been identified as the
man whom a neighhor saw lCav.
Ing Miss DlmmockH house the
might OF tho crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
Professor in journalism al the u" Shocks Students
by Describing Article in Conservative" College
Paper as an Example Of the Yellow Fake Story.

That the Pacific Wave" publish
cd by the students Of the uniyer.
sity Of Washington. % something Of
q yellow journal, is the opinion Of
Prof Merle J Thorpe. Of the newly
created school Of journalism a. the
university. To HIS class IN ioufnai.
ism this morning. Prof Thorpe
sighted a story appearing in the
Wave as a good allar0und sam.
pie Of the average fake story.
The story IN question had Prof
Thorpe for the hero. or villain. and
stated that IN HIS ignorance Of tho
system Of grading examination pa.
pora he had given failing marks
20 a whole class In rhetoric. using
the system be had learned al Stan.
ford The story further pictured
weeping goods. angry football play.
era facing conditions, and all sorts
OF grief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

WRECKED

Capt G. G. Jutjens, who sailed
from San Francisco August "a on
the schooner Bender Brothers with
supplies Tor the various missions
a. the kpskokwim. returned on the
Ohio this morning. reporting that
the little craft Ia total wreck as
the mouth ~ the Kuskokwim river.
The Bender iir0thera was driven
ashore Ia a high gale and wrecked.
iha crew having a narrow escape
from death For a month Capt.
iutjena employed natives 70 dig a
channel % the open sea IN hopes
~ floating the wreck and repairing
her. but this was finally ahan-
AnneA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

LONDON. oct "a Caught
through writing a post card which
Scotland Yard caused 10 be repro.
duced In the principal newspapers
OF Great Britain. Robert Wood a
2s year-old artist, will soon be
placed on trial for the murder Of
Emlly Dlmmock, a young girl Of
questionable reputation, at Cam
deutown. The case Is the first IN
the annals of Scotland Yard In
which the famous police bureau
requested tho help Of everybody
In England In tracing the muir.
deror.
Miss Dimmoek was discovered.
her clothes stripped Off. dead IN
her bed with her throat cut Sew
eral post cards were found In her
rooms aud "A ncighhor saw man
hurriedly leave the house between
3 and O'Clock I'm the morning
These we're the only clues the pc.
lice had
After working on them for a
week. the police gave up the job
e. hopeless IL conducted secretly,
aud they then sent cuts Of the post
cards 10 The newspapers, request.
ing that they be published with a
request that anyone recognizing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

John G Keith. professor % mnthe
mAfics AZ The Seattle hiRh school
fOf years ana one 81 The most dig
aified 81 the Institutions learned
facgity SruiterinE something
about his feet being cold. thN pro.
ioeacf returned % hla room o. ~
suuc his uinmbora
To-day q was learned that be- bad
awakened 10 find d burglar going
ihfuugh hiH clothing With q shout
q What are you deinE hcreg the
professor sprung from his bed aud
the thief took 90 his heels. with
Prof Keith close behind Ia ~.
parting the matter a. The police
thia morning. Prof Keith stated
that the burglar had made awag
with s. and ncw hat leaving his
own ia place Of the head covering
BE had wofn away ia that Wild
chase out Of the hotel and up The
Hisest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
LAZY HUSBANDS ADVANCED
AS DIVORCE GROUNDS

Alleging that her husband had
never made any provision for her
support since their marriage. ia
August 1903. Mae J. Janack asked
for a divorce from her husband. c.
A. Janack. IN the superior court this
morning. She claims that. although
he was capable Of earning g. a
day. be always refused 10 work. and
that be required her 10 earn money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
VISITS FAla GROUNDS.

After a visit 10 the grounds on
which the Alaska Yukon Pacific e1.
position ia 10 be held Representa-.
tive Cushman. whose home ia az
Tacoma. expressed aetonishment az
the magnitude Of the preparations
being made by the management.
aud the rapid progress being made
Ia The work % clearing The grounds
Mr.. Cushman will lend his official
influence 90 aid the exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
Gull TY
10Y United Prsss.)

NEW YORK. DOT 1.-THE first
conviction IN the cases based on
the disclosures IN the legislative in
vcailgation Of Insurance affairs IN
is0ga was obtained by the district
attorneys office here last night
when a jury ia The criminal branch
Of the supreme court found pr
Walter x Gillette. formerly vice
president Of the Mutual Life ineur-
ancr company. guilty Of perjury In
the thlrd decree The verdict was
accompanied with a recommenda-
ton for mercy The maximum pen
atty for this degree Of perjury ~
10 years Imprisonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
ROOSEVELT ENDORSES
ROBERT OWEN

NASiliNC{DN. Gsf s..Jf~es
fers isa<ss~s~.f t0iay S";d Rnhsrs
Aw.e shsi re i.gca 10 sorld -.
Hated State sosA'os 'som Usis
f"nss Fhs president 8ssf 'f.'s ~.
osis 1Af'ss'oa u. has 40 tAs ssk's
t,.Ivaa sr,a s1sv.ics s,ss 'ins q fnllo4
u esss4 sissS tao SsAs - sv'tA sssWs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

The story Is a fake" declared
Prof Thorpe. because II ~ not
true Ill admit u ls good story,
but good fakes are the essence Of
yellow journalism
Tho accusation brought against
the Wave which ~ the official
paper OF the university. and 10
edited by Don Campbell. a member
of the safe and conservative ele-
ment Of the institution. has caused
much surprise among the students,
who always looked upon their pa
per a. an oracle " virtue and ac-
euracy Campbell has often used
the columns of The Wave" "a de-
nounce so-called sensational stories
published about the university in
Seattle newspapers, and that he
should himself IN newspaper terms.
turn yellow Is decided sur
prise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
FIGHT is
LIKELY
10y United Prssa.)

BAN FRANClsCO. oct 20
Prospects are good for the Moran
Neil match 70 take place under the
auspices 81 the San Francisco Ath.
lctic club. November - Charlie
Harvey wired from New York last
night as follows. Moran viii fight
AZ i22 pounds Cut the purse.
so aud 40 per cent
This weight suits frankie Neil,
who was even prepared 10 cuncede
a pound OF - n necessary. and
Harvey Was wired 70 send the
Brltlaher along.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
CUNARD STEAMSHIP LINE
TO PUT ON new BOAT

craft has had her trial trip and rs
now receiving her finishing
She is three feet longer
than tho Luslfania Mr Carley IN
tended only spending = day or two
Ia Seattle. but when he arrived
here he found this city one 81 the
best transportation places IN tho
northwest and has postponed his
return 20 Minneapolis until next
week Mr. Carlcy expects fully 200
Seattle people TO leave here for
tho Atlantic excursions ut the holt.
.lay time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
SHOOT HOUNDS

According 10 the farmers resid-
ing along Hoods Canal. would be
HuartBnsn. and particularly those
s,nm HremSfton, have beon hunt
ms deer ~i,h hounds, their meth
DDS being 10 have the dogs chase
,ne animals into The canal, aud,
s!tss they rca.hSd ieint whore
shss we're .oo.usllef ~ swim. Che
mea Spul9 ro~ Uui IN boats ami
tloG ofs ;Ao heads ~ 'ho HOPELESS
.aui'n~ls 1ac farmers are rstslis'
SSS - nhOOtsnR shs Gsluda and
suoa Siftss ssss'aS % Sss0S ca
~ sbesSaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

Avenue Trust Harlem Savings and
rho Dollar Savings banks continue.
bot are decreasing
The WILLIAMSBURG Trust company
Of williamsburg. Brooklyn. closed
itr doors this afternoon. being nn-
able 20 cash "a $4,000 check Frank
JeHkIns is president Of the bank.
which has r. capital OF t1ge 900. sud
liabilities Of sg.G76ls1
Tho following receivers ~sss ~.
pointed for shc fuit erb0ck.g
Trust company today Otto Ban
uard president Of lhe New Work
Trust company. Ernegt Thalman
and liosry O. s1e
eTgory Uuilck & 80 Uomstra
.of o. Consolidated sRcE Ga
change. iallee ibia afternoon.
TIE Jenkins Trust company 49,
pended fhia aftefsoon. Tie tSstl'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
OHIO POETESS TO WE'D
PACIFIC COAST MAN

CLEVELAND. O.. oct 25-lda
Eckcrt Lawrence. the Ohio poetess.
who iourneyed 90 the Pacific coast
In a box car with her driving horse,
viii we'd James X Conner west
orn railroad man. In Los Angeles In
November. She is now ill in To
pcka. Miss Lawrence and Conner
were childhood sweethuarts The
late President Mckinley chose the
bride 20 be to write the ode for
the launching of the battleship
Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
FISH ADVANCING.

The markets are quite bare Of
hRlihnt, and. as consequence.
prices have been steadily advancing
for some time Salmon are also
scarce and prices may go up very
materially soon. The only varieties
OF salmon being sold at present are
the sllveruides and chums.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

for the support Of the family even
when she was sick
Florence Blake. In a similar ac-
ton against Charles Blake. states
that her husbands ambition held
out for q month after marriage. but
after that period be quit bis job.
Apparently feeling the need OF en-
ercise. she claims that on July Z
Of this year he attacked her and
beat her with his fists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
HUNDREDS DYING
OF CHOLERA

VIENNA. oct 90 Cholera is
raging with frlEhtful violence
throughout Southeastern Russia.
The poor are dying Ike flies. the
mortality being the greatest I'm the
cities At Kieff the deaths average
100 daily The stricken are being
deserted by their relatives and
many die alone and unattended
Corpses are left In abandoned
houses for days. and the dying are
turned away from the hospitals,
which are crowded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

The Cunard Steamship company
viii undoubtedly place the neW
steamer Mauretina on the New
York European route during the
Christmas excursion season. &C.
cordlng 10 O statement made By Er
nest Carlsy. manager 81 the North.
western department o. the Cunard
company and who ~ now IN Seattle
comforting with the local agoht.
Chaa. J. Nelson. The Maretlna
10 practically a sister ship Of the
Iuaitanla. which now holds the
Atlantic speed record The nCw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
orr NOTICE.

Water vii De shut Of tomorrow,
saturday o. Falrview ay. from Har-
rlaon D. 20 Valley St. on Minor
ay from peHny way 10 Valley IL,
and on Pou'ins av from Republican
e. 90 Roy st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
BALLOON RAcE w sioHT.


ST. LOUIS. Oct. aa.-~oHcAr Erb
slow. the winner Of the information.
al aerial race. was lnvited this aft
efnoon BY the Aero club 81 81.
Louis % start here 10 an attempt
10 capture the Lahm cup. presum.
ably held by Captain Chandler,
who claims a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

YORK Oct s5 Financial
''A y eonyaloeoeut but mm
The sky o. clearing. how.
IN Il, s.a Z g confidently asserted
man, VI sorat la over it Win be-
Haes VS. W.. though before tbe
o .s. MARKET and banks aie back
AZ .Aal basis
the s s.assi bow Of today was
eonhsrs won Of no Union guat
lhe B0rs.. Providence. E' aud
shs I'alsn eank of Brooklyn
poslis N n . isift compauy haa de-
BED a ssss ", ss 600 ana % eapltal
ais yes,ssd,s l'nafagu bx dopoalt
pf Ans,sa'e oa ihe Trust comaa.,g
3 lincoln Trust an6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

QUEENSTOWN. oct 25-The
Lusiiauia arrived here Of 2 30 last
evening. breaking the eastward rec
ord of five days. four hours and
nineteen minutes. held BY herself
Her passage this time was four
days twenty-five hours and forty
six minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

NEW YORK. oct 20 "A sharp
rally IN thu American department in
London gave encouragement 10 the
opening OF today's stock market
Union Pacific opened two points
higher. and Southern Pacific was
up one point but soon lost lis
gain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
FIND CHILD'S
BODY IN SEWER

TACOMA. Oct - while WORK
men we're employed IN repairing a
sewer which emptlea into the bay
they discovered the body q child
The body was LODGED IA the sewer
with a mass ~ refuse. aud a. The
sewer opened the body floatea into
the has and vas soon out % sight
Whether she child was murdered or
died from natural causes q a mya
terry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

PROVIDENCE. r. /. oct 26 "A
notice was posted this morning ON
the door Of the Union Trust com
pany, where run was started yes.
terday announcing that payments
would be suspended temporarily G.
3. Sweetland has been appointed
receiver Of the company. The
company's individual deposits *.
coed $4,000. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
BURGLAR PURSUED
BY PROFESSOR
HORSES KICK CAUSES DEATH

10Y Ghftru fFEHnsl
BELLtNGiiAM. Wash. Oct zb.--
After suffering "a hours from tho
klck OF a vicious horse. Walter
Lolhham. aged a.. died this morn
ing lie was struck Ia the stomach
by the steel hool 81 the horse
yesterday morning a. he entered
the stall The boys father Is a
sell known Fancher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
wArcH is STOLEN.

While engaging Ia a flght with
some soldiers ON lower king a.
last night. N Calvin. an employe
% the Cherry Valley Logging con.
pauy. last night Loaf hts watch
which - believed to have been
stolen BY some oulooker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
OVER 1000
Are KILLED

patches. and wlll exceed 600 At
least 500 persons were killed AZ
Fefrnfzann. where 2i0 bodies have
been recovered. and there were
heavy losses ia ether towns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
UNION MEETINGS TONIGHT.

The Iron Moiders Machiniats
Hottiers Mattresses. Water Front
Federation, Pole Ralsers Truck
Drivers and Tile Layers hold their
regular meetings az the Labor Ten.
Ole lnnIGhL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

ROME. Oct 25.-The list Of killed
In the earthquake In CalAbria,
Sicily and stromboli provinces Il
growing. according 10 the latest Dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
NEW RArE NOVEMBER /

The new lumber freight rate
goes into effect on the transconu-
mental lines November /, In spite
Of the violent oppositlon OF the
manufacturers Shippers are up Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
Two srookIyr ssnks our.

BROOKLYN. n. Y. oct % The
international Trust company, with
'~o branches. shs brooklyn ana
Borough banks, closed i'- door.
'his morning ~ account "f aH In
sbiiity la aeCnfe cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
BANK cLHARlNes.
OHIO IN

bringing 5Tf passengers. the
steamer Ohio arrived from Nome
al 8 o'clock this morning The
Ohio passed the Pennsylvania last
Wednesday 600 miles of Cape Flat.
terry. proceeding slowly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

NEW YORK. oct 25.-The Unit
ed States Exchange bank. with
capital stock OF 500. 600. announced
that u would not open It's doors To.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

A special program has been ar.
ranged for the meeting Of the Sc.
attic Amateur Press Club. 20 be
held az the home 81 Miss Pearl
Brace. aso2 Eleventh av. ~ h.. Sat,
urday evening. Oct 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
SINGLE WEAVER ARRESTED.

William Martin. aErd ~. a ahiu.
Kie weaver. WAS arrested a Ballard
laat night BY ratrolmau Benton.
charged With having turned In a
false fire alarm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

- hei,evcd that there were
- 4 seattle irom buhonlc
- esfors the first known case
!. y. Sl.sosercd BY the city hcal'h
several physicians reported
4. board a noon today mat
- believe recent deaths that
,ras ID the cts wero due 20
4. penrns reported 20 the board
Z. H. death Of AGNES Osborne,
49, lase yesterday afternoon,
- 49, 10 the plasue nus con
$40 he death q Ida Osborne.
osborne and c o Eddy Win
= pagae epidemic -
q rsnarsed ghaf pr White OF
ysrlsea ssales Marine Hospital
..,,a had condacted an autopsy
49, both ~ White and him
= we-e satisfied that death was
i sae 0riental disease.
saii eens'"
i slm V'l'sVf !. - wtth
80 uoore. members ~ the
ls'A q Pes''N - seatsstt,,r
hn q ihe ii',...'I So ........tt eali.
s4si'ies q 'ne - s' 1890 4,
V eoair'sas' ue'e' 49, ~,
fksa pfuailF ll'''s... - -.
ast''ea Aa1 - - w '','
nfstse q y" - a..
- hAfd So a'','', -. -, =.
kasA alllesf y w. = 49,. 80. -,
d sslY soahsil lte'.'' " 80 y.
y q eFainAhee = 80
hasat p ever F"is y wv ". 80
~ aa@.e So a''','. 49,,
nea q siA NOV 1870 ~, -
9sais 70 cover tilH 'f't4eVts ~
ntltsif Aloana tMo sh' 49, y,
VI 4 lhe plague. or Nenes ''"'' "a
q ~ q ufeeh l.Aee
/ sssef vas also AatnofiAea "
70 o's'n'ees 'AiI
e6 e Police e " v appeue,sii
kg "a we eeii pithl,s'
y 4 ne city i.'ii ue N"s ,...
&walsy Niin . aiaiiiieetaNt. ~
- iasnegitsa en- the te4Ie [, "a =,
a@3 y. II = it'la' the sosl'Alls
tssF 80 sxpeeis g pe iheafceF
rs = ne lAii nFAl N""A ~ ~
@asi lass east e ~ p.u''s''t +" NN
Hszins n fikh'e u iNs s9e lAi's'i
2 sseak g ~ ~
~ lnasa . akA.sh 2 pFotsh q
efseI 3 'as e,IIt w tle =,
ftraefiaa qf ~ larKs building Al
~ CITY z fAin ~ arg feH1el
faY EzHa = e. properly non
.~ssa q y laien racine rail-
- 4 Z A.'ss .aai NC p9iidiiii
''s''s,s 80 2 le,.s'''tso'ls ~ =.
.aaaIees q fais TIC bliidiuE VII
-. 80 k. s.-'s a'a ''
80 'e'ee' inspection.
nssllaE esriy next week win
| ~ bard d education and the 81
tHaisnaehs q the public schooi'
= 4seaza regular system 81
Rn'H' Inspection ~as determined
| m shef conference wiih Super
ssnt Cooper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
SAYS <<WANE'' IS
YELLOW JOURNAL
FAIRBANKS TO RUN.

nROADHEAD. KY oct 20.
! Vice President Fairbanks 70. =
! day denied that he said he
i would not be- q candidate for =
! any office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

Gog OslshomanS must use
: ~ill probably approve that re
merksbio document. said the preAi
dsni. mot because ike u. hut
because the oklahoma people want
~ ~ trey ~ani slsSs eoss Os sotI
ssssnsioR; i'il NOS Eet IN the w0y."
STORES ot oklah"IeaHs ~" ~
"G.ii'ss.on psimej With ave-"
mSrig fDT aad aGainnt tHc C00s'i
tuition.
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effect.
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Amy Is Easier and Stock Exchange Flunies Are
Lacking Smaller Banks Suspend, But National In
sttudOns Are Solid
'sttttttt 49, go
KEEP YOUR MONEY IN THE BANKS.

10y UNITED PREB8D
- VIEW YORK, Oct 25r-Before eavlna his office this aft
ae'a . Pefpont Morgan said: Tell the people
asaas and % keep their money n bank"
"hsn told that banks would probably withdraw
td said ~ WV N3''' 'S'"f' WV 9"'' '''N
aont think they will"
sy cortelyou today feaffred belief
oselaed improvement All the members Of the stock
mace their daily settlements o. accounts 70 the Stock
, -'anss Clearing house.