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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
To MAKE DASH
FOR THE POLE
CAPT. PUARV is All READY.
sur WANTS TIE cooI sum
or $4,000 ron EXPEDITION.

WASHINGTON. aay Is Capt
peafY SAYS be- h fnaitiye h. can
rreeh the north pole n sams one
wili ouiy give him So. eoo The
Arctic explorer etil have talk
with President Roosevelt late "a.
tay and may AJAX him 20 aaEErat
somn plan whereby the needed
money can b. Fuised Pear says
80 600 wiil buy htfn a rpod outfit
ard sena him on he way Rejoicing
ahnuf juiy
/ had intended To leave for thu
north on or about lhs nr4t ~
iuiY. b. said TO-DAY. buf there
IL some question In ms mind "a 10
whether ] will BE- Hhie 90 du 81 n
the necessary noueF is not forth.
coming some % fhe requirements
have been met. hut not an can
get my vessel into sailing shape
within -four days / came within
goo miles 81 the pole In April. 1906.
and the next time III surely reach
Dc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
OFFICERS MUST
TAKE TESTS
ROOSEVELT SAYS COAST Ar.
TILIERY MEN MUST TAKE
Tag ENDURANCE TESTS As
LAID DOWN.
10y United prsssl

WASHINGTON. Nay 10 -otfi.
Gers Of the coast artillery who have
been chussllnE because they
thought Ties ver~ lmmune from
the tests Of physical endurance
prescribed fer field and staff ~.
Ulcers ~ President Roosevelt have
not escaped the trata
st wtIi be- ease 81 rid" or SAX
xith these officers The pfesldsnt
SAYS that II they prefer 10 SAX
thsy must cover distance 81 90
miiea ia thrs. consecutive days In
issuing the order he SAYS
ii e. just a. much the dut7 81
an officers 81 the army 20 adopt
such measures aud pursue such
habits az Wili maintain a physical
condition. fit for active service a.
20 cultivate their minds Ia fitting
themselves for the intellectual du
lies q their profession
The tcsta Niil tax place during
the cavalry mansuyess the coming
fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
MISSING MAN MAY
HAVE DROWNED

William u Smith. quaflormas.
ter's clerk ON the United States
transport DIX, has been missing
ffum the vessel since last Monday
niEht. aud grave doubts are enter
talnsd for hia safety Friends have
searched for him every where. but
not the slightest trace has been
found
That Smith had NO intention Of
leaving the service when he left
the boat Monday night ts evident
All hts personal belongings are
aboard the transport ilia uniform
and cap are miaaluE Smiths faith.
e.. @ \ smith lives at tal5 Ninth
av. The lBix Ia breasted si2 feet
from the pier aud u ia thought
that Smith fell overheard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Mrs Yetkca Miner has been
sued hy an attorney 10 recover 20
per cent OF the amount she re
ceived from her husbands estate.
This was the amount claimed as
agreed upon fot handling her AZ
fAlra
The National Retail GuccrH a..
anciatiou Win hold the nth annual
convention In Portland. Ore. next
YEAR.
The conference 81 Pacific coast
Haptists. being held ~ Frisco. show
that the members Of that demon.
nation lead all other religious
aects on the coast
china IL to reorsaniEe her navy
The Texas republicans will 20
to Chicago to settle their disputes
over conteatlng delegations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
Special Excursion East

chicago aud return SO 80. st
Louis. sG1b0. Omaha and Kansas
city. 800 90. aud several other
points Tickets issued b. the orc.
Ron Il II a Nav Co through Port.
land aud Salt Lake or Denver. on
sale May I. May ~. June 8. 6. 10
and 20. also certain dates IN July
and August Call or write Union
Ticket Office. cos First Ave. y. T..
Ellis. General Agent. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
.oSALIE PUT ON
THE NIGHT RUN

Tho steamer RoHalie OF the Ia.
land Navigation company. viii b.
placed on the Victoria run and Will
leave this eity at II O'Clock la the
evening. uhipprrH Ia Victoria huV
ins made the complaint that they
we're incanyenlcueed bS the with
draWh of the Canadian Pacific
boat ON the night run
before the rate Nar which now
exists between the two companlca
the G = K operated the Princess
Victoria on the night run. later
putting her ON the dny run. ivay.
Ing short time after the chip
pewa Of the American company
The placing Of the Rnnalle on tho
niRht ruu viii give an excellent
service between the tNo ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
EVANGELIST HERE

David Russell. known aa the
Moody Of South Africa. Will speak
at the Y N & 4 tomorrow after
noon at o'clock Fred Hutler Will
uing
In the evening M Russell viii
uddreHH the union mems meeting
.at tho University n " church
Miaa lloliinahoad, OF New York
will Hing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
PICKPOCKETS
MAKE HAUL

Tony Miner who 81 employed a.
the Seattle Country club camp. Re.
ported 10 the police this morning
hat pickpockefa touched him for
l5l In gold aud silver and two
checks for t12.70. Miner saws he
was drunk In "a saloon under the
northern hotel. First az. between
Washington 81 and Yealer way.
when the dips went through na
clothes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
WORKING ron pEAcE.


ny OHfteu FfeHH
PHILADELPHIA. Mag t6 Men
who are closely identified with the
international movement for the abo
llllon OF war are arriving here to
day 10 attend tdnighfs session Of
tho Pennsylvania arbitration aud
peace conference which Will be
held tomorrow. Monday and Tues
day Governor Stuart "ill call the
meeting 10 order tonight aud vii
nInnlhn nNer ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

capt Curtis was given command
Of the ship Benz. p Packard. which
was handed over b. capt. 81. Clair
Who brought the vessel from Nor
folk 10 Bremerton Capt -. Clair
IA wanted 10 take charge ~ new
ship for Arthur seWall. and left
last night for Boston. Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
IABoReR INJURED.

n. " Noorviet iaburer at
KellyB camp. ntar ioihell was
struck ca The bach by a falling
limb while working IN the woods
yesterday afternoon and painfully
bruised lie was brought 10 -
attic and taken 10 Providence hos
pitai Soruota condition was cen
aidsrablY improved this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
BOY TAKES HIS LIFE

OAKLAND. Cal. May rs Tired
Of ilfe though be- NaH only Il years
old Harold Hardy. a pupil Of the
Grant school committed suicide by
drinking cafholic acid while on the
banks Of Cemetery creek An
empty bottle labeled ecArbolle
acid vas found near bis body
II u supposed that tho lad had
become deNpondsut over the
troubles II HE father and mother.
Who have been divorced and ~.
married Too persistent reading
and study including eye trouble
and headaches. Ia also assigned a.
cause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
EMMA GOLDMAN HERE.

Miss Emma doidmsn, disciple 81
ansrehy, arrived in Seattle thiD
morning and IL stopping Al thsbub
Ter hotel She viii deliver the first
~ SERIES Of lectures AZ ChhEtsn-
sens hall tomoTrer afternoon, spd
in the evening WI meet Or Titus
Ia debate at EEsns ball. Arcade
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
Isusr Stale Road Com.
missioner to Organize
Land Company.
'1,iu,s That Business Pm
r;;ples VIII 0byiate
Failure.

..sanlfe 4 cool'e failN" ''''.'as
" 49, o-snis With capital uf
q ~ -. ,haa & n0o eep ts The pun
sompany nov being CT
~si,sS 10 Seattle -
-. ~ a miulster Of the chris
60 Ara. who Was state mad
"a 1900 under Got RnEera
49,. - Las teen twice candidate
"a -. cause Of practically all tat
!, naloalsation schemes which
- are 70 pieces IN the United
-. "a the last twenty yeafss
NJ Bafkley are pgactictils
-. ID nearly every instance
- - ! laek Of sufficient cap
p -, I. rswhass modern machinery
4-..As hslas lnrvsd IA depend 90
- ,,,ls h. nioaEer numbers 81
! sol,olsts. and Improper seiee
=. u anls Had aay ~ the 60
awe eosoaies In this state
/ - A.san wllh ~ much hops q
vars aga possessed the CAPT
"a bnslnnss management tp
=. themselves Independent ct
-, Il TIE world. the results
- have been different
par Of Finance.
n aian faF financing the later
- coloalzaiion Corporation
- a., now organizing en-
-. ~ Issuance ot negotiable
s.ssu.es /. blocks ef 100, each
- : As sod for 5 se A mem
$50 Il TIE association d 20 ~
s.,,a sin each bloek 81 100 Ger
ses.es TIE member then sells
- esrllieaie Cor 81 %. and each
r-sAtssf q 4 certificate is entl
Il "a H. presentation Of the eef.
ssssis Al he ogficn 90 the company
: ssrAase u a block Of 100 est.
salss ur 80. In other words.
= nezbers Of the prospective col.
= Az paid a commission Of ao
81 81 each rev member All
4 raaey received b. The company.
ass,s shaf IS used fuf Necessary
aa-es ard expense vili D. used
l. ,asrkAsing land. machinery and
sAr @Ilgneal and for the trans
vxatar q mamhsrs u the coi9uy
ls,snslers q Company.
IN arst purchase q land vii
It : re thaa s0.oNe acrca The
snaAg a. ID mind several heal
n hr1ssses. where land can b.
ganAasst IN this quantity for less
Sac 4 tnllsr an acre AZ soon As
rs'a<seui e4pltai has been accumu-
aset asf ths land saeurnd steps
vi y inmediAtsly taken "a maze
\ glars habllablc. and members
I IL onnrsny. 80 far a. possible.
II = enpiayed Ia the process u
zasi.s rsszy. The members of The
naxY vii be entitled to ~ taken
sAs oelony Tree 81 expense 80
~ according 10 ths priority %
aszaeshie Sufficient wages all
: 80 = mainiain the wurkmrn
mmiprt anti the enluny II self.
sspcssinx afssr which q viii D.
8epsr1iiEe.
Ian firmly eunytneed that after
ss Are a Thousand members
sxkizs a. TIE colony. Eith modern
sfrasery. the returns from this
gvs vii exceed the amount rial
= irpm he sale 81 certificates
~ hat The rrmAinlnE members
| y clAoag vii be hfeuEht in rap.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
HEAVY RAINFALL

Rain aud snow have been falling
all over the Eastern Oregon and
Washington wheat belt for the last
= hours. aud the drought. which
had heen alarming the ranchora
came - an end fnof ~ huoA
IL reported "a have fallen IN the
simcoe mountains. and the Colum
hia hills near 0oldendaie. Wash.
Al North Yakima. Wash. II h cati.
AnY one ToiuR fishing ahouid see
Piper 4 Tafta siock Of fishing
tackle SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
TORPEDO BOAT men
GIVEN GOOD TIME
a. United prsssl

SACRAMENTO. Cal. NAY H.
This morning the men Of the
Fourth torpedo noulla sont to the
American river rauEe with The y.
q. e. ~ this city. "a practice Nith
small arms This afternoon off.
Gers and men attended tho stock.
ton Sacramento state iearue hss"-
bali game Tonight the enlisted
men will be entertained bY the
national guaTdsmen at ball AZ
Turner ball. while the officers viii
occupy boxes al the Cluuie the.
afss Tomorrow morning special
services for officers and men viii
be- conducted AZ the Catholic ca
thedral and 81 one ~ the Protestant
churches In the afternoon base
ball will aaaiu claim attention. and
in the evening there will be a "a
cred concert ON the plaza
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
FRISCO olRL MEETS klno.

LONDON. MaY iG.- Miss Jennie
crockcr. OF San Francisco. has had
The honor ~ being presented To
KlnR Edward aud Queen Alcnan.
dria The occasion WAS the first
cou rtof the season "a Buckingham
palace Friday night Miss Croker
one Of the Woalthiest heiresscs In
California. was presented by Mrs.
Reid. wife Of the American am
bassador She vas highly compll=
mented BY tho King
Rheumatism - greatly relieved
hy Soap Like Salts All druggists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

The greatest selling out sale.
consisting ~ Clothing, Hats.
Shoes. and Mems Furnishing
Goods. ever known In Seattle
will continue until all merchan.
disc IL sold
RAI~IHn ttOTHINo co.
lIai llIfl ANE. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

mattd that the precipitation Is
worth 100000 20 tho wheat men
and the orchafdlsts
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= sststts.ss
POLITICAL FACTS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW THIS CAM.
PAloH YEAR

The Democratic national will cas- dele.
for each United States
sts of the aud six for each territory aud island
The Republican national convention via have $50 dele
for each and representative IA
SEQ the territories and islands.
the Republican convention majority ony viii be
required nominate candidates for president and yiee prca
dent
IN the Democratic convention two thirds ca
Votes viii b.
The president president of the United
chosen By electors forming thc electoral college.
legislatures appoint the electors but he custom
nos O. fef %
eleefor for each aud representative IN
congress. ts3. A majority 90. elects
Electors legally bound for the nominees Of
their
president president nominated should
hs electors that for
ouY uf the candidates that ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
rs PRINCE NOT ON
A MARRYING TRIP.

SssiIISGToN. q. e. May ia
nas prosaeso colouna. q the IA.
80 'amiiy Of that name. accom-.
sshd " Ais son. Prince Mario
aagnA ar1ived from Nsv York
EsaaT Prince Colonna denied
! ~ Eikli Nas for the purpose
7 Af'ss ne way fog an interua.
aai&afs lie said h. vas In
= 'parifT On a pleasure trip. and
.A.sa hls sou. Who Il just com.
s ais education. 10 get a
sinEss "a America.
lsDi ASs been barred from tho
-.saiiaa flooF Of the republicans
chlsago.
70 sEE sArTLgsHlPs
sls bats At Pier Ten round
~ daily. ~ round frge 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

U. s. Navy Yaro Route Steamer
Monticello leaves Flyer dock ESQ
ard .. 30 =. n. $3.50 ard 4 Q. m. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
LONDON IN THROES
OF ROLLER SKATING

LONDON, Nov. 2..-The roller skat-
ing craze has been revived throughout
provincial England and Scotland, and
a determined effort will be made to
import IL to London this winter.
G. p. Crawford. OF st. Louis, IFS re-
sponsible for the revival. He came
to England last September with a
pair of skates and a section OF a rink
floor. The old armory at Liverpool
was transformed into a rink. People
who had skated years ago were anx.
ious to see II they still retained this
prowess. while youngsters. fascinated
by the rapid. graceful glide. were anx-
ious to learn. At a recent festival
10000 skated one evening at the Liver
pool rink. Each person paid % cents
admission and an equal additional sum
to skate.
The success of Liverpool led Mr..
Crawford's syndicate to invade New
castle, Manchester. Birmingham, Brad
ford. Leeds, Hull. Edinburgh and
Dublin.
The invasion OF London win takc
place soon. Olympia, the great build
ing where the horse show was held.
with an open floor space of an acre
and half. has been secured
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
LONDON'S UNEMPLOYED
WILL CATCH RATS

LONDON. Nov. ga use for the
rat has been discovered by the Society
for the Destruction Of yermin. which
is working hard to exterminate the
hordes OF rats which are responsible
for an incalculable destruction OF
property and for the spread OF dis
ease. About sl,125.000 is spent an
nually in England on the destruction
of rats. and IL is proposed to recover
at least a portion OF this expenditure
by turning slaughtered rats. to com
mercial account.
The society recently offered big
money prize for the best suggestion
for utilizing rat skins. and have now
adopted a scheme for using the pelts
Arrangements have now been com.
pleted for starting the new industry,
which will give employment TO a large
number of Englands voorhees, men.
The society invites tenders for the sup
ply Of brown rat skins in lots of 100
up TO 10000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
Accuser Arrested, Too.

Arrested Tuesday noon on warrant
charging him with the larceny of a
$40 diamond ring, Harry Harris. or
No. 81 Adams-ave. east, formerly a
clerk In the Hotel .Pontchartrain,
made such serious charges against his
accuser, Fred w. Robb, OF No 1900
West FOREST, that Robb was also TAX
en- into custody. Both were locked up
In central station. Robb on suspicion
OF being a disorderfy person. Harris
says he met Robb on the street about
"a month ago and took a great fanny to
him. After entertaining him in a local
theater, Robb took Harris to his home,
the latter says, and there gave him
the ring, at the same time urging him
to make his home there. Harris
says he objected Hon the ground that
tn arrangement might not be agree
able to Mrs. Robb. but Robb still in
sisted. Harris left. however. after the
first night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
Wellington Valves Examination.

Carl Wellington, the Negro charged
with attempting TO murder Ed. Pow
ers, a pressman, on the night OF Oct.
2, waived examination in the police
court. Tuesday morning. and was held
To the recorders court for trial by JUS
tice Stein. Bail was fixed at $1,000
with two sureties. Powers has com
Iletelydecovered from the wound and
was present in court. ready to testify
ii Wellington had insisted on an eX-
animation. The woman known as Mrs.
Wellington. over whom the two men
quarreled. and who has been detained
as n witness since the shooting, has
been released from custody.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
This pcer lie my Ma wen trying to be suffraoe

ers,' yet, sed Missus EideSweiss. Ever
since | have came on Washington
Hites. alreddy, have respeck had.
think you are cheap skates, yet.
! Hear, Hear. sed man. Cum on
you Emma Eideiweiss. sed a other
man. Heer Gums the cops, sed a 9th
er man.
| Then the poleece came out OF the
stashun, thay had been sleeping a.
thay dident know that Ma a. the other
suffra-gets was thare until thay heard
the crowd yelling. Then they chased
Ma & her two CD trends off the steps
of the stashun, d Ma calm hoam with
Pa < me-
Allow me. sed Pa. In this. the hour
Of yure triumf. to extend to you the
right hand OF fellowship & congratu-
lashun. after the grand speech wich
you maid tonite. feel very much
uplifted by It, Pa sed. Did the po-
leece up-lift you wen thay kicked YOU
& your trends off the steps?
Ma Calls Pa Sum Bad Mains.
You coward, sed Ma How dare you
sheer at me in the hour Of my disap-
pointment. You cur. Ma sed.
i may ne cur Seu Ia, q lllIe bOD-
bic may be pup. but you & your lady
trends certcny 'hanDc.. SoL1lo ~ nae
sum fine laffs vile YOU was up on
them steps making fools OF your
selves Dident thay, Bobbie?
One of them in particular, sed Pa.
made a CRATE hit with me. Wich was
that old hen with the Merry Widow
hat witch was out of date last April?
am so sorry that the poleece kicked
you off the steps beefoar she got a
chanst for TO say anything. She was
all TO the joke. sed Pa. She had a
face like dab OF mashed po-tatos. sed
Pa. Oh. you suff-ra gets. sed Pa.
Ma was awful mad at Pa, but ev-
cry time she started to SKIOLD Pa he
LATED so hard that she didn't get a
chanst Pa KEEP on lafIing till we got
to the fiat.
You cur. sed Ma, | suppoas you
ain't eeven going to say goodnite to
me- Sure will say goodnlte, sed Pa.
Goodnite. YOU suffraget.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
GERMAN PRINCESS HAS
PARIS-MADE GOWNS

PARIS, Nov. 24.-In all secrecy, 30
as not to offend the German milliners,
Paquin has made for Crown Princess
Cecilia her entire winter outfit In
outhood house and society garments.
A few persons who saw the exhibit
ton before the dresses were shipped
to Berlin say the Jackets are all ur-
commonly long, with very little en-
broidery. The waists for her imperial
highness, who is rather thin. are OF
semi-loose patterns. Much blue and
brown velvet is used in trimmings.
All the dinner dresses are either OF
velvet or satin, while the ball robes
are OF white tulle or black material,
dotted with pearls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
DENIAL ISSUED
BY ROOSEVELT

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-As an
echo OF the recent stirring campaign
in which Standard Oil and oil fran
chises 10 Standard Oil subsidiary
companies largely figured, President
Roosevelt today issued a formal state
ment in REPUTATION of the published
charges. first in New York, and then
generally. that he had directed the
granting of an exclusive franchise TO
the Prairie Oil company against the
wishes OF the then secretary OF the
interior. Ethan Allen Hitchcock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
CROKER OBSERVES
9TH BIRTHDAY

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Showing no
evidence OF his 81 years, either in his
vigorous handshake or his sturdy
frame, Richard Croker celebrated the
anniversary Of hissbirthday very quiet
ly at the Democratic club. Scores o,
his old friends called to. see him and
Mr. Croker evidenced the keenest Ia
terest I'm seeing them. and talking OF
old times
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
LIFE IS SNUFFED
OUT BY SHAFT|NG

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Nov "a
While endeavoring to adjust belt on
the shafting which runs the tubular
drills at the Leitelt iron foundry this
morning, earl Enokson. % years old
was drawn into the shafting and In
stantly KILLED..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25

is rarely seen any more. and this is
admirable. too. for nothing is more
sombre and depressing. No. IT isn't
chic to wear mourning very long. Two
or three months for relative or
friend. In the case of widow, no
really fashionable woman dare go TO
the extreme OF mourning her husband
more than two years II would be COLI
sidered quite bonrgeoise.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
GOV. HUGHES TO GET
OPTION BILL THROUGH

ALBANY. N Y. Nov. 24.-GoYern-
or Hughes il expected this session
OF the Legislature to confine his reform
efforts to the passage OF local coun-
~ option BILL Senator Agnew. who
introduced the anti-racing bill last ses-
sion, will be requested to present the
measure To the senate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
MOTHER OF NINE
CHILDREN is DEAD

CHARLOTTE. Mich, Nov. 24.-(Spe-
cial. Mrs Maria Skinner. mother OF
nine children including Superintend-
ent Willis T.. Bishop OF the Holland
schools, and Principal Il. j. Bishop,
OF the Charlotte schools. dropped dead
al her home In Diamondale last night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
Two Are Hurt

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Nov. 24.-The
Lake Shores Chicago train was wreck
ed at Paw Paw last night. II collided
with a switching freight train. Lewis
Soules. Of Paw Paw, fireman on the
freight. and A. Russell, Kalamazoo
travelling man, were injured. The
freight engine was demolished
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
Beastly Intelligence

More than five thousand elephants
year go TO make our piano keys"
remarked the student boarder who had
been reading the scientific notes In a
patent medicine almanac.
For the lands sake" exclaimed
the landlady. Amt IL wonderful
what some animals can be trained to
do?"-Chicago News
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
r. /. p. for MiIk.Fed Horse.

The famous milk-feu thoroughbred
AZote, which ran unsucCesSfully I'm
this years English Derby. broke its
leg during an obstacle race at ST.
Rouen, and had to be shot Azote's
racing career was brief and inglorious
He ran six times and his best perform
ance I'm a race was To finish fourth in
q field of Ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
Chinese Riot.

VICTORIA. b. c., Nov 24.-News
comes from Hong Kong by the steam
er Teucer that there were serious anti
Japanese riots In the Chinese city.
The disturbances were due to efforts
to raise the Chinese boycott against
Japanese goods
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-25
Detroit Girl WEEDS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Miss Char
lotte +. Marsh. of Claremont, Va, and
Detroit. Mich. has been married to
James a. Cameron, the Brooklyn So
ciety leader. Mrs. Cameron is the
daughter OF Mrs. Caroline Foote Marsh.
the high priestess OF the New Thought
cult