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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13

Gin 0o5or gum Better 6es
"Gonfoocrirtcn 6rauen.Seima," Nr.
1920, 2inoen-Npenuc, miro pom o.
bis cinid)lieblid IA. Nopember s.. SIS.
in &ebmann's Safe a~6gebolten lper.
oet. Gle naditcbenoen 9anten iino
nit ser Iui6ringung zines 5on0s
Iilr oas %gerannte Snititut beirallt:
6rou STANCES g~iblebeiier, Irou >Sa.
ne Claiborne, Srau emma 2. Gme.
rid, 5rou n. q. 6ommonb. Jrau Z.
G6eru Wortbington, 6rnu Nidoro
@arncr, Srau Sbomas W. Cattle.
6rau @iliam 3. 2ubel, 5rou Sranf
6. Saa, 5rou 90. 5. Sones, 1rau 5.
@alfer, 5rau George 9oifer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
BURNS DOUBLES
J0HNSON'S BET

Tommy Burns. the heavyweight
champion boxer. was greatly tick
Tod. according 60 the sydney Rof
cree. when he heard that Jack
Johnson had stated during the NO
sotlauons for their pending battle.
that he was prepared 40 Eive Burns
$4,000 n ho stayed 20 rounds against
him.
Never mind about that" said
Tommy Johnson la TOO generous
til put up $4,000 With the sydney
Referee and bet him g. goo that he
cant beat me ia 90 fouada. and
another 5000 that ! beat him II
Johnson hasn't got tho money. some
% hia admirers may get Il Tor him
In a letter 10 G. Harrison Green
81 The Star BURNS says be never
met better people tn all his travels
than the Australians. and states
that he Ia dolng some theatrical
stunts. lie 10 also Interested In a
tn mine known a. The Tommy
burns tin mine"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
GOVERNMENT TO
SEND SPEAKERS

At a meeting Of the Washington
Forestry association AZ the Cham.
Dor of Commerce last evening.
George d. Sudworth. deudroiogist
% the United atataa forestry ser
vice. stated that the government Ia.
tends to DO ali ia its power 20 make
the first Washington state CONVEX.
aatou congress. 70 Do held Ia this
city November z9.2i. great suc.
ceas. He said he felt certain that
the government would send prumi'
nent speakers % the congress. Ad'
dresses were made last evening BY
Prof Frank q Miller. dean ~ the
department % forestry. University
~ Washington. Mas + A huuteiie,
a.. 3. A.; ID n EimnnH. h.. chief
fire waFdcn of the Washington For.
cot F1rp association. and City
Comptroller ~ " Carroll Com.
mlifoea Ga reception and arrange
menta Tor the coming congress
seru appointed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
HISTORIC BUILDING is
DESTROYED BY FLAMES

Fires which threatened 10 wipe
out tho entire block 81 old wooden
buildings on Jefferson w.. between
Third and Fourth avs. including
the city hall. was discovered IN
the old Turner Hall before .
O'Clock last night aud II WAS only
after fight of an hour that tho
nfemen Under Assistant Fire Chief
Marlowe succeeded 10 bringing tho
blaze under control
The fre wnH discovered b. 30.
ilcemen sitting ~ the assembly
room Of the police station. Tho ~.
flcers broke open the doors 10
arouse any inmates who might be-
asleep. A dozen streams ~ water
were soon playing on the blaze. a
$3.50 o'clock 81 Il was feared that
the flames would spread 10 tho
old city hall
Jaller Charles Cummings aroused
the inmates ~ the city iail and al
dressed themselves huriedly and
were prepared % move.
Inmates Of the womene cell
we're thrown into a state ~ excite
ment bordering 90 hyBicda. Across
the street from the burning build.
Ing IL the homo " Police Mntron
Margaret DE Han Several girls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
Bouillon and Councilmen
Talk of System for
City Hall.

A highly interesting disouaafoa
involving the merits OF the service
offered by the two companies, cul.
minatlnR az unexpected moments Ia
somewhat heated oonvotaaiion bo.
tween Chairman hnuillbn % the
board ~ public works ana several
members " the city council, feR.
tufca conference between the log
lalatiye and executive bodies today
regarding the ndylaability OF install.
Ink private exchanges ~ both local
telephone companies Ia the new
municipal building
When Councilman Goddard re.
ferrod 10 the word exclusive" Ia
connection vlih the agreement al
ready reached between tho board
and The Independent Telephone Go.
Chairman noulllon politely request
"a tho council member 90 refrain
from addressing him With such Ian.
guna8
niadalning auperfluous verblage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
MARCHED INTO THE
REPUBLICAN FOLD.

SANTA MONICA. Cal. Nov t.
After trundling a wheelbarrow con.
tanning 2b0.pouud man. cheered
by n funeral iirgo played BY a brass
band. accompanied by the booming
~ two brass cannon that formerly
defended the Golden Gate. the blow
inE of steam whistles and the har'
mouy OF d steam call0pe. all fe&-
lures OF parade Ia which the may
or. city counciimsn. a platoon Of
police. several automobiles and =
coloFed pound master, with a wagon
20 adopt yelplnK dogs. participated.
+ Gambsfi b. today a republican.
after a lifetime spent In tho Held
% democracy.
Gambegi bct with Game Warden
T. VI Pnichard on the outcome %
tho national campaign. With the
above result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
'TORRID DISCUSSION IN
TELEPHONE SQUAE2LE

Chairman noulllon finally announc.
cd his opinion that the council was
there 60 force the hands Of the
board Couucilmeh Goddard aud
WAY aeauleaced IN this declaration
with almost startling alacrity
Manager Webster ~ the ludopen.
dent company reviewed no lonEth
the history ~ the movement which
roault-f IN bringing his company
horo 10 compete With tho Sunset
people. ana argued that u would
only be fair 10 favor bis concern
officials Of tho sunset corporation
cautendod that the board should be-
guided entirely by desire tO Horfn
the most people Ia The best manner
IN conclusion Manager Webster
announced that ultimately II would
come 10 d point whore the two com.
panloa would have 20 consolidate, or
'one OF them go under
Councilman Zbindnn insisted that
the terms already made with the la.
dependent company promised AIDE
quatu telephone service
Tho board Will further consider
the question at an executive meet
ing on next Monday morning at IL
10 clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

and children under NJ.
care we're hastily dreesad - haaH
D'.'h Finss packed In essa ~, \, DER
kpi beyond control Me Ne
Thousands Watch a..
The flames leaplnp ,,o,.'
=. ihe building attracted 'ae 2,
OF several thousand g. ei0ss
l' O'Clock the fire wa 49, -. A
ffiinfuiahed Old Tn, m,.a'sieallj
vas erected 10 1888 and q. Hal
" tbe few downtown sss.. sas oza
escape destruction duy,s a'. ..s b
fire of 1889 10 'issg ~ 1hs u
va, was rocona'ructed By he Dss .ls
Building Historic.
For many years the bul,a,.
used na "a theafer. ann 49,. IND "a
AZ y 81 Hothern, pra, ~ setcn
Frederick Warde. Sol s, - Assloit
sell James Keene, ass ."h ha
other celebrities were s'ois 4
The building chanasd 49, - Aas
eral times and Is hsw 4s ~. ~
the Great Northern p"nH
years 10 was occupied 5 sd
lodging house. and ress.s ssg
health authorities oTdens =
ed while used az 3 lodgss .s
IL was known a. Jeflersnr ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
WIFE'S TEMPER TOO
HOT FOR HAPPINESS

Tpnn showing that his wifc used
BIN Is target for miAallca Of all
descriptions. and was "a the habit
.eg beating him on slight proyuca.
.uoa. Francis II. Reynolds waa grant
"a divorce tFom Louise Reynolds
'r judge Fratera court this mora
4nK In his testimony Reynolds said
that be waa married ~ South Da'
kntA March 3. 1898. and that 10
rafno 70 Seattle two years later. az
teF having decided their farm % bis
wife lie said that her temper waa
10 violent thar u waa tsnpoaaible for
him 10 live with her. that she would
lhFow thinga at him ard strike him.
nad also talk about him IN a BELT
tliax manner % tho neighboFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Local officials o. n. -
Northern haven't been advlssa vi. ~
nitely whether be WIN return -. =.
or early tomorrow mnrhlng a.
here. however. Mr. nm slgl.s !, y.
be would probably spend ar. ~
IN Seattle going 70 Tsear - !.
Monday The exposition osr.,,s
viii probably take Hiu ~ - 4,
party for an auto ride ah,ns y
city and for a VISIT % 81 ~
grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

siOns In one dag. and II he -
man provides an abandante e<.'
shine tomorrow the adHlesiazxk
partment expects Zoo Weston
II the attendance c0ntinsss |, 4
crease ana the Sunday efexss ~,
larger. the total adnisssns y n.
exposition grounds staN srs..f
$4,000 ~ Jan. L Theirs se~as /. =
a tendency on the part 4 s<xss~..
% the city 20 remain aw4y :ron a.
exposition grounds for serws' ~,
because Z happens to ran, n.
sandy soil on tha ground dris -
rapidly and within "a hours -
a heavy rain walking Il poesstis
majority ~ the streets and -.
claily IN The Immediate vicinl,y I
the Cascades and the big eri
81 iaees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
Thousands of Visitors Are
Watching Progress
of Work.

With every street on the exposi-
ton grounds graded. the work 81
paving we'll under way and a large
number ~ buildings finished. local
Interest IN tha progress q building
this Alaska Yukon Pacific expedition
is increasing daily. The division %
works has arranged 10 lay plankinE
across the exposition streets IN seg"
erai places near the center 81 me
grounds ln order 90 make walking
battar after a heavy rain. Recently
thnra nara n.Afly 1000 paid admin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
HUSBAND TOO HANDY
WITH SHARP TOOLS

Alleging that her husband attack.
ed her with knives and an axe. aud
also failed properly 10 provide FOR
her support. Jennie N Mclaughlin
aecufed divorce from John Nc
Laughliu IN the superior court this
morning The testimony ia the case
showed that In February the Dc.
PENDANT chased his wife about the
house with an axe. and that she was
rescued BY tho houaskoeper At an
other time Il was stated that When
the brother 81 Mra Mclaughlin at
tempted 20 Interfere with him In his
marital abuses. Mclaughlin seized
a butcher knife and attacked him.
cutting him over hla eye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

'n|
Luelia
hnisht
fonigh|
tomor1
| Carter
/ Too /
1 Tor "a v
/ rev a
/ mechal
/ Carter
1 power
4 dtAs
H drama
4 Of the
1
\ In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
Break Even at the Initial
Inter-Club Smoker
of the Season.

PORTLAND. Nov. THE Seat.
tie Athletic club won two ont Of
the four events against the
Multnomah Athletic club at Port
land last night In the first inter
club tournament Of the season.
The mill between Ca Harris and
G. 9. Ralph a. 1f5 pounds was
the warmest event Of the evening
Harris was given the decision. but
only after an extra round 20 en-.
able the referee 10 make BIS de-.
cisiou. The police stopped the 1876
pound boxing match between Billy
Neicken. the Seattle boy taking tho
Neicken the Seattle boy taking the
count In the second round.
Virgil Venabies easily disposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

NEW YORK. New The blight
which has fallen upon horse racing
ae the resalt 81 The passing ~ the
anfirncc track betting Law IL en-.
psrtcd 20 work transformation
iu The character and use 81 the
largest and most modern 81 the
tracks IN the metropolitan district
~ Belmont pnFk which. according
10 current reports. BE- 20 b. devoted
Ia the future to automobile racing
and converted into . motor drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
TWO GAMES FOR
LINCOLN SCRUBS

The Lincoln plgskin chascrs are
me busiest of the local high schools.
While the first team ~ PLAYING
olympia today, the second team IL
playing the Ballard high. followed
by The Lincoln third team ciaahlng
with the Franklin high n. Both
gamea Of the Lincoln scrubs are
being played Al the Ballard baseball
park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

BENTON. uia. Nov Z Lyme ln
hoe GOALS which had burned their
husiisH hayuud recognition, the re-
maths - Patrick Daily and 0eefEg
itard. miners. - be- warr entomhed In
the nrnd uellerieA were recovered
To-day The men evidently haa been
ogrreama rs Naa and lt u not
thouKht that they suffered from the
burma Hope faf two others en-
tomba.i was abandoned today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
LINCOLN VEN TO
MEET OLYMPIA
cay United preasl

formidable opposition. and expects
that bis wards viii cross the Olym-
pia goal line several iimeA. return.
ING home with q comfortable score,
and leaving a goose Gag AZ a aouv
enir ~ their visit Tho Lincoln
team viii be deprived ~ the ser.
vices ~ Den Ohnick. end. and Ros
roe Pike. haifhack. who are out with
Injuries. and expect 70 witness The
hroadgay.Tacoma affair NJ Tacoma
this afternoon. In preparation for
The unexpected. Lincoln took SOW.
eral subs along
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

TACOMA. Nov THE following
officers gf fhe Tacoma Yacht club
were elected last night % serve
foe tbs ensainE year
Consfnotiore. g u CiaehoFn. vlec
commodore Prescott sawyer. rear
commosiore Carl 4. stobhlua. sec
Rotary. Arthur Foas. treasurer. Rag
t'resland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
MANY WITNESS
TACOMA GAME

Northwest championship stand.
point. The outcome win fg.nlah
the dopeaters their first Ssf'aiu
line as 60 who h going 60 be the
big smoke among the hleh school
teams this season nealdca those
that took the water trip, many went
hy electric train and auto
The game today will be a double
header. the second teams of both
schools clashlng previous 90 the
big battle 81 IN day Coach Lowla
win have au opportunity today to
Eet line on lewis his new quar-
terhnck. Who ia 60 be aont Ia at
the second half
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

The eiKhth annual ball ~ she SEE
aftie branch 20 the National Assoc
citation - Letter Carriers will be
held next "wednesday evening iu The
pavilion 81 lNarhi pGfk The 0ffi-
Gers % thn association. and also %
the Ladies' Auxiliary. are WurkinR
hHF5 90 fnak E this the most NuresaN-
ful bail ever given. Tie funds re-
suifiaE viii " used in providing
auronf fmuda items az thr Az. y q.
Tor Waiting members - the organ
fHatlau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

WAf.f.A WAG.I.A. Wash. Nov. Z.
Sixty slx men sers released from
TIE state ponitUntiaFy today az the
result ~ the last meeting q ihe
board ~ pard9na The men rhggh
have besn discharged Mov, l. byt
delay IN the papers from the apvsfn-
nF's nfftea raasesi them to serve fira
days iunHaf Noafiy every county ln
tha state 10 represented in tire dia-
charged men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
wANTs sioooo.

A suit was flied in the superior
court this mnruinN 81 John r. Nc
for damages % ffH.09n Tor alleged
alienation - hia Wife'a affections.
The complaint states that on or
q bout June 4 1900. Campbell alien
aE0d the affections 81 Mfn MeBe#.
81 the great damage and dsiriment
- the complainant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
Seattle Expected to Win
by a Comfortable
Margin.

To meet the football representa-
tivss Of the Olympia high school on
the grsdiron this afternoon. ~ mem.
beers u the Lincoln high school
squad. Coach Allen and Manager
Lilly left for the Capital City early
this morning
Coach Allen does not anticipate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Visiting the county lHii this aft
efnnon 20 aaa his bartender who
was recently arrested, - i.acuunI
a saloon keeper ~ North Bend. found
himself looking from tho other slide
~ the bars while The offirnrs stood
an tho outside ana congratulated
Themselves that they had arrested
him without having 90 leave thnir
quarters tstcnunt was wanted Tor
selling liquor un sunday, Hc ava
not know the warrant had been Ia
sued fur him and his arrest today
vas q hiK surprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
SEATTLE A.C. ATHLETES
MEET MULTN0MAH

of Ed Smith Of Mui,nomah IN the
i35.p0und wrestling bout. lie -.
cured HIS first fan IN 0g 81 and the
second In OTIS Edgar Frank
was given the decision over Bert
kineaid in .0910. Klncald was
unable 70 continue and me decision
was forfeited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Tho city will 0psFate is own
haatlnH giant IN ths uHw m0hlcsR@l
HulftHs TEfa decision Nan
gearNna to-day 30 thn board 81 pDo-
ne unfksA after realms report or
the aucsifhn ~ ensf 81 between
eiAY operated system an3 p4frhAa.
Ia fun > --LA-ln -u--.--L--u-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
LATONIA RACES

CINCINNATI Nov. T. - Latonla
results Friday
Six furlonga Mrs sownil won.
Plume second, Miss Crttsnden third,
Time ! rs.
Mile tlureni won. Dispute second,
Alice third Time tstt aeA.
Seven furlonHa Grand pamo won.
Sorreltop second Aimee g. third,
Time tsg8 a-b
Is Dame second. rheon third. Time
LIS ieh.
Seven furlonFs Deacon won,
Mattiua second. MoFtihoy third.
Tlme on 40.
Mllo and 10 Yards Lady lleidur
won Rrancaa second Alma nufour
third Time a e. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

TIE committees % the Aew
Thought nueiNfFi mhlrH meets stt /.
uflfag sVsniHen 90 fhs hail AZ lass
faufth as haa arranged Tor . very
tnfaraaftng series - lectures BY tNs
greatest new thought speakers in
tha rnuntFr 90 continue frwfn unW
will fhe close - ire Az y y Eas
aiHht Mf " neek Wtu make an
address, on ths subject. Death"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

me rauHfti's nuanca ccmfuitteA
reatarHaF decided Ga suhnis he
Proposition ~ fssulnH Nftontt
mafth ~ hunaa 60 a @enarai slsetl4a
20 che people au TuastaF uaem Intff
a. 90 this amaunt ftaa .Nae u tAs
hunfa uisi 30 for extensions ana 80
Hfsesfnenfa % she iiHHfina rfAtt@
sid system. and fsaa.eea viii w.
usaa fnr the purchase - sites ada
euuafFu efiun - buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Hornet i. ffilfuan yesterday paid
aGa 500 Tor tha Interests ~ tlmmei e
bach urnH ir fha HHw rTnAe aauuud
faan uf NaFT Yard CltF. adieiuins
uramrrGun Nj WiiiwkH Gays that
~ Haun 80 possible % wiii build q
e. Gee dock or tHo wNtnFffnHfaNH ~
ffis ianH auf asu it a. suburban
residence pfapsTff iH con unrtlau
wtth hia f,Ffmaftnn Heights prop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
PLAYER KILLED
coy uni,sd Prsss.)

AUSTIN. Tex. Nov -Ernest
Dixon. right end ON the unlyeraity
81 Arkansas football team. died yes.
terday a. tho result 81 injuries
SUSTAINED IN a recent game between
hia college and Oklahoma. This IL
the second fatality as tho result %
football this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Seattle NNWmhesH unteu No
4H,1sl a 81 20 l. will stye their
tsth annual bail ~ the fse#rhi park
nAVtiioh November IS nuKineHa
men have donated pFiEss 60 ths
value % atha. which will 10 given
nwaF at that ffsue ~ ire boys TIE
nnmag raised ~ tie dance will he
devoted tnHaft proFiaiug r Thanks
HfFfng dinner for The boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Capt Lacey. of he American SAL
Na4iHn Army states that Seattle
people ars tsfrz tmwrsed uunn ~
taf ths prHfeuaa - teiauNtrN 90 his
uf aniaaflun Authorized solicitors
hn says carry Wtfh them a card
feariaE ITS signature and EiNsuF
them authority - ask aid for the
arms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

gFafaH ffa Norris travelling
salesman was ARRESTED - CtsY Dee
tnefiVaH cNaFlrs Phillips ANA James
EYfns iu bis apartments as the ffa-
taf savoy. last night wu ~ warrant
charKfna BIN With obtaining mnaeV
uning false pfffanees 81 Portland
ore. several wpNAa ago TIE LEGAL
ftrk rffuu agency was largely rec
apnnH4tta for the capture 81 De
Marris ffr viii hr taken Go Port
land 60 face ere charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Frank Foaustt charged with
manalnuEftnr. vas RrraiHnsh iu tie
Superior court this morning He
entered q plea ~ rot guilty 90 tho
charge TIE Information o. abe case
alleges mat on November ! Puaueft
KILLED william K'ng ttaH Tor the
prisoner was fiKef Al 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
BARRY DEFEATS FLYNN


los ANGELES. Nov. T.--Jim
Harry 81 Chic#Ko was in fine form
laat uiEht and easily had the bot.
ter ~ MS io.fuuud bout wlsh Jim
flynn Barry VAS Aggressive and
landed terrific bpdY aad Jaw blows
on F1ynn tbruughngt the mili Fiynn
cafuo back afrong la the last round.
however Barry weighed tn AZ 1856
pounds and Flynn az It's. the laf.
ter also appearing aofs. Tha crnwd
81 300 wrfe Cor flynn and con.
tinaaiiy booted BarrY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

James A. sexton Womena Relief
Corps No. Sc wtl entertain their
friends a. an eid-feslioued hema-
4sar on Tuesday. November Z. from
J. ~ a. a. until b. m.. ~ fYthian
hall. eofnsr FIRST az. and Pike St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
ON A Lono AXE.

8 A. Kfohn. known as Colonial
Jack. who 10 walking from Port
lAnd. Sic, Co the coast aud hack.
1000 miles. on "a wager, arrived in
Seattle today pushing whgslbaf-
row kr1hn ls nearly 600 miles
ahead of hts schedule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

After spending two days su SOLE
fsrP confinement a. the city jail
George Franks and George Palmer.
Nhn were arrested Thnrahag by
Cify NetaGtsFe Jack WickmAn and
pntfuimMn william Rooney. thim
morning confessed that tneY stole
two cases 81 shoes from Pier . sew
aFaf DAYS ESQ. a charge - tar-
ceny viii be lodged against them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
Will DISCUSS roLIcp.

A mass meeting ~ the Improve
mant clubs % the city has beea
ssih Az n and Lane a., on No.
w~ntbsr %, a. which the question q
Mayor KILLERS policy vita regard
a. moving tho TsudeFiolr district
- tlt lie discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

william Hanover. AfrAiNmsd this
morning tu fha superior court.
charged WITH uFaHtiglnN msfif Joe
aIfhauf . ttnrnan catered a plea
~ nos auitty 80 TIE ghaf4a tbs
aafenae tnfsfpuaa1 a dxfnuFrsFs al
issinN that tha nffruas described
ia thn information fase nos conatl T.
Ftsfa ! rftmo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
WHITMAN DEFEATS
IDAHO ITO

wALLA WALLA. Nov. THE
football team o. the University %
Idaho vas defeated yesterday ~
tcrnoon ~ Whitman. which piled
up IL "a its opponents In tuo %.
minute halves
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Football Enthusiasts Go
to See Broadway
in Contest.

= The indianapolis and tue Flyer
on their morning trip today. carried
IL Tacoma over Thousand high
fchool students aua football on-
uAsts Wan are tai afternoon
teoting o. lsolss~ay high school
iseyen on 20 victory Tacoma hlgh
Nhool "a Broadway s adversary and
Dc game is viol one from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

In race ~ Phoenix. Arizona. an
Gilmore. a Kisseikar and White
Steamer car all leave L0s Angeles
AZ midnight tonight The trophy
for the winner ia a cup givon b.
the Arizona Republican.
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TROUBLE 10 rsARaD.

10y United Prssa. =
= NEW YORK, Nov T. A
4 Fearing an international up. 4
= heaval and the possibilities Of =
4 war. the German government 4
4 today brought pressure 10 =
= bear, through the embassy az 4
4 Washington, upon the state 4
4 department IN an effort 20 4
4 cause tho withdrawal OF an nu 4
4 thor'sed interview with Kaia. =
= ar Wilhelm by an American q
. newspapers man. which has 4
4 been printed for tho Docem. a
4 bef number OF tho Century =
= magazine. a
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The football eleven Of the Rem.
ton volunteer fire department ia
eudcav0ring 90 secure a game for
Sunday with some l55pound team
Manager Paul " Housor can be-
reached by phonlng Black 3ft.
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Assistant sltY Engineer MrMarris
Nas tofaY requested ~ the hnArH
Or public works O. maka report
HunH Tire progress ~ thn Fnufth
aN FeNFaan The time limit on that
portion ~ fhr uuFh north - Mad
iaun Hf axEirea wtfhtH ten days.