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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
NEW YORK STecK
MA RkET

NEW YORK. Jan is Foreign
selling brought Rnon, lower range
of values at tho opening Of the
stock market today and With the
Oxccption of Northern Pacific and
Missouri Pacific. greater losses
~ese shown during the day. North
ern Pacific Nsa about the only one
OF the leaders able 10 hoid it head
above water during today's trad.
ing. and Il sloted With gain Of
nearly Il points over the final
bid 81 yesterday
Conditions tn the money market
were most favorable for a strong
andertoue but this did moi hold
prices from melting away. Call
loans opened around pr cent
and toward the end 81 the session
funds were offered a. los rs 2 i.2
per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
GIVE EVERY MAN A CHANCE TO ENJOY HIS
s RULE IN CLEVELAND'S

through life without mlaatep auo
eumh In moment Of weakness 90
some evil influence. SAYS chief
kohier Arrest follows With the
consequent humillaung publicity 81
the police court. and they e0me out
of 10 branded either slammed aud
utterly btohen Ia spirit. OF With "a
sunao at outrage ana reeAieaaneHa
that often tsada "a apeedy down
fall
The new plan means ia give The
man another ehsase u allows the
uatrolm.n - exercise discretion. TO
hrinr n mHn "a hln senses hY sharp
reprimand where argument FALLS
Aud 10 the ease warrants Il the %
fisr's duty to arrest ia more than
ever plain before him. - careful
vostlEation he knows Il viii
make better afficera as we'll a. bet
ter men
AS an Instance Of how the plan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
CITY PARTY CHOOSES SET
OF ELECTION JUDGES

In this reapect the bipartisan or.
sanitation will be the only one
Witch has fuliy complied With the
provisions of the PRIMARY Law.
which permit the electors Of ans
precinct 10 select their own pre-
cinct election officiala
An effort VAS made by the Dem
'ocratic organization Ia comply with
the laN hy holding similar ward
meetings In all wards last Tuesday
uight. but in many wards nv meet
mss matrrialiard and. as a oonse.
durnoe. 10 officers were chosen Tor
recommendation
The Republican organization Il
making no attempt ~ comply with
the Ian prelerring. INSTEAD. 10 have
the iudFes selected for appointment
by men wha owe direct all~gi
ancc 70 the party machine In OF,
dor that they uay be satisfactory
ca the parts leaders Election OH.
cials FOR that party are being chosen
through the agency Of the King
County Republican club. which II
the party aKenc9 OF the hlg priv.
legged interests
The final selection and appoint.
mcui u the preciaet officials will
be made b. the city council next
Monday nisht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
GIRLS! mere IS
4 CHANCE

PITTsBuRG, Pa. Jan i6.--From
the office Of a legal firm in kei.
aasostad. Nagyszelwn. Hungary,
comes 10 pltlaburg sewspaera an
Offer of q. are for an Americas
vie not 40 old wo,ls "aohlsnaD
Tho letter reads We have been
ree@stsd by soelesso ID sssss
standing 10 slyeTtis~ In your paper
in good. eonapictprs place Cost
win he covered by crafts. Hts
hlsnrsux {. willing n this seyer-
tis-m-ent Is .nceessfol. To fay al
hnaorsrism OF g.. 900 Kindly mo
ton the Nd 10 your sHitasisl.
The al eos rssSo rese- A
Ci.srua.o prince vL. hes 10 tsse for
~iSs nice. rich END honorable
lssr. .w,t.,s to go aid -sOsSSs %.
nossss. - sssio@.raiio-o M @us
! suo fico. s.lissl. SSSssHs 6s No
g. s,e isso, aso$sry"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

20 the discard Ilear~ay testimony
II sWeld aside.
Tie two neW police judges. Man.
uel Levine and " n Mc0annon.
have infused new spirit lsto the
order of things Il supplements the
humane revolution recently worked
in pollcso methods by chief Fred
kohier. Who has ordered his patsal.
men 20 weigh carefully every In.
stance 81 petty misdemeanor and
even strain a paiut 10 substitute a
tenfimand fur arrest
All thia h intended to reduce q
the minimum the degradation IT the
chance offender deHrrd>tion that
cities have been only too aceua.
TONED a. tolerate
Il Il a radical departure from
time worn methods. almost revolt
tianary
In tho police caaft each ease all
be Investigated thuruushls unleaa
there IL special warrant for Il THERE
all be M wefkheaoe sentence tn
posed with It's attendant humiila
ton and disgrace Instead. the
pfisonrr viii be- paruicd. the con.
dltiau heing that he report weekly
or fnftnlEhtly upon his conduct
Chief kohlar issued hts inatrue
tons 10 Tho patrolmen some weeks
aEu. Police Judges levine and Ne
Cannon. since their election. IN No.
vemher. have given much time %
the study 81 police court methods n
other cities
Men who have gone half way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
LIBERTY
NEW POLICE SYSTEM

oi Yuu have committed NO crime
q seems "A needless disgrace.
The old man told hla siofy of iil
furtuae. Tie was from the east
silatG.sd and lll lie could get na
mrdie.i treatment. be had no place
tu zieep. BesiinE a. eat
lie vas aent tp the eilg hospital
A man WIS bruaKht forward
charged with III .afdefil conduct
The policeman who made the arrest
began In the usual stereotyued way
10 state the case The Judge inter
runtnd
How much Of this did you aee?'
he asked
The officer had seen nothing. be-
had heard a story frum others who
had failed a. appear The prisoner
Was released upon a taclt parole
ilu must report weekly.
Another mRn. arreaI.d pvon com.
plant OF hts son. was charged With
failure to provide faf his family
The ease was postponed unui the
wife could he brought IN 4 want
no son to testify against his father
In a ease like thia. said The
judge
And so IL went through docket
~ 90 odd casra SOME prisoners
we're pawled. many we're released
with either good advice or a rcprt
mand Only TWO we're sentenced
one - the workhouae for short
term. another to the county jail for
five days.
Su great harm can come from
giving 4 man a chance the Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
STEEL MEN 60 TO
PlTTSBuRe

Superintendent William Price Of
the nes Irondala Steel company
left tha asty yesterday for Pitts.
hurT. where he goes 10 make the
final tra.sfcr OF papers and docu-
m.nta In the purchase Of the plant
lie viii arrange for the early con.
atrucuon of the works NJ Seattle
James A Moore. who sold hts In.
forests IN the itondzis works 10
the nee COMPANY for SOC 600 left
the city with Mr.. Price. and Il IL
believed that he will ACCOMPANY
him to the east to take part In tho
final deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
tsr United Press

bEIIINGHAN. Jan. l6.-Lea.lng
sehind him number Of creditors
and hopeless muddle In the AZ.
isFs Of The Exchange bank. o.
bainsa 0. c. Mathis. cashier and
pfpprftof Of the banking lnstitu-
ros has left for parts unknown.
aesaf statement vas issuei that
mathis urged the names o. Blaine
a~n TO Eco worth Of school
s oohaa Last night a report reached
shs city That the fugitive had been
sen In Vancouver
= Ne INST intimation that the AZ.
n'Ts o. The bank we're tsnal t,i came
IssieFdaT morning, when the Off.
.'s's ialled 10 open the doors when
~ INVESTIGATION was made as To
:. cause Of the failure 10 open
~. y. aoors The statement vas issued
wa thefe ya no msneY IN tho
-"'' 70 pS cascks. To-day an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
BLAINE BANKER
SkIPS OUT
CHARGES OF FORGERY ARE MADE

uomcement was made that n re-
celvef would be- asked for. II Is
stated ON good authority that
Mathis forged The names Of J. v.
Tiily. Hale Smith and Fred r.
Collid 10 the school bouds and then
disposed Of them. Mathis Is also
alleged To have used the narse Of
the Washington Trust company, OF
Seattle. In attempting To secure
a transfer Of s. 100 from the oppoai-
ton bank In Blaine to bis own 10
stituflon
Mathis vas In Seattle At the tIeie.
Whes the telegram was received
by the opposition bank the officials
dc not understand why the transfer
should be made. and called us the
Washington Trust company over
the SoE distance telephone and
learned tost they knew nothiaS ~
the affair From the statements 80
cured from depositora II Is learned
test ~ l.zsse g. co. was on Do eo.iit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

s'@Gs Haofs~6 tSas ait~~suu snu Aqa-
. r0s4r aash arachsv '5us sn4s lh.:o Osss
-He ssorf 6.ss.s.erp sEl;o: ooo Goi0 esor0c
p9aV eas e1o"P p,sa 10 sL1 :ssE0 so
a. snrP nap ,'iDs .ctrVs,aoau.qi,fp sur.CaOous.
= be der-istsmo r&mne So snpe rsos-Ss o.
ssna on y :ooHig 6a1osous6n bg t'6Vs -, ,a:.,cup
shp r'pquuaDS:us sosl:,'r sn sihe @as-r rous
irsc aNrss rIOooo sapF of f:nucu6uuQu,,
sf' ola a0x6 ~ S:arpr 10 Qas sns
nnas ses e s.duuuSoOs aaas iRHs eols0sAo:lD 40
TdFHnonA " as arrss tEcRsa. oO:Qg tdue GAO
tain ny thR sRlsaAar 0lb:G4nssrS',s0i oM1obos Q
ard tsN"a O euDrsSe mot contemplated
b9 the fnritrS
Tho ese&nnshtH Tarumm VAS lost
whom she sSeRalnae Sr6gasd gm THIS
icn on thu TEhnraEc sea. IN rumue
To vsad'sussnk frum Seattle With
cOnfrabaud or war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
uls ATTORNEY RIGHT TO THE SAME
FEE AS THE ADMINISTRATOR?

own views at this time IN the ques
lion. announced Judge Morris
bet rs conversation had with
Judge AIhetfaon be Informed ms
that there saa a growing tendency
in the probate court far attorney 3
90 demand the A~me fees awarded
the administration In small estates
30 mas uut BE- material. hiO with
large estates &hrre the fees ~ the
administrator increase according to
the value % the estate. the fces ot
the attorney under the custom now
prevailing might assume proper.
tions that could b. termed exofbi.
tsut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
PLANNING DEFENSE
FOR FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. fg =
After msnths If quiet work done
wlth considerable soerecy. United
States army engineers hHve almost
completed plans for an extensive
system Of redouhta and trenches
for the protection Of the f0fta
guarding the entrance 10 San Ffan.
eiacp bay.
Tpsu years ago congress made
the appropriation Tor these works.
Reconily there has been a rash.
ana IN the quarters Of Major G. II
Nekinatry. The officer In charge Of
Qualifications in the California dis
tfiet Ia the Mouadnock building. a
large force Of craftsmen are busy
on the plans which are being rush.
ed 10 completion Out In the field
the surveyors an. active.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
MAYNARD GIRLS SAD FATE

tlor for him prevailed over the op
position 81 her parents and abe lcfi
her home. taxing position a. ste
pograpaeH in Ogden. Utah. Her
mcther tuloSed her to Ogden and
vas tfYing 70 get her home. when
she Slipped away. met gonley and
was married a. him That wan tao
months asa. a month latsF Coniey
assaulted and beat her In the street
az OEdeE Ia another weeE the
Ia pleas bride was living with a
drug clerk IN Salt Lake lie lacked
the means 10 support he's and she
was forced 20 the last downward
step 30 dAYs ago. Tier Is years %
life closed Nith night Of mad
fFivolits and the turning Of a gas
Jet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
FLEET OFFICERS
ARE TO DANCE

mo DE JANEfRo. Jan rs All
SORTS of amuaemaula from baseball
IN dances. Is on toaay's program
faf the entertainment OF the Off
esra and iacbieH II Rear Admiral
Evans fleet The diplomatic corps
here aHcribp the failure ~ the Gef
1ake part in the festivities az tie
palace Yesterday IA chagrin over
the official wtteranrrs OF the IRA.
kiilan president Little crrd.nee Is
sifeu the report that the slight
trouble between water men and
Americans Monday night Waa In
aplred by Foreigners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
aAae,aon Ice Maas.

nsso Mid~eay. g. aSd sofia
scc~a.. 81. s.vs fsanroa, Asar~v
Esssi~. 90. sua Essre silmsn. IS.
seattle, arthur Mar &a.So. "a.
-oat. assuos, ssi N'ipoie scsul
iau. ~. aasg:ttos W are G. iarssn. q
ord u. stsYdussns -. sssua, rte j
\ one. ~. eshlio. Cal. 600 Ssys@s
als sudDsL II. ssyaao e'bss rp.s. r BlS'.h
&e:l. IS. and &ars ~ Csson &c 6s..S.
70 ssessHsSs. Woo q &eEr~o ID. :s
suoud stss Nnrxe sopOnOev. rs. sssstsbs
Aaex q f.U.us'uu::y ~ *IoG s;aan -
trwa 80 rud aca',sisih no. Sssa,d The
PNlsiip n ~ % 20 pgoasr. 81 aJdd auuots.
T. RHen6rp gp. sgs4afsES TEnn.urle 9.
P'arve ss. MmG Hoqh Hathaway. sH,
Aabmfgl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

Seattle star Exclusive ssfviee.l
CLEVELAND. O. Jan t6 With
the New Year a new brand nf lHas
tee has been inaugufatcd Ia the
pol.es court OF Cleveland No man
Ia 20 BE- deprived Of that priceless
haon OF citizenship. liberty. except
as the last resort Convictions can
not bs obtained without Gsidenee
such ~ would hold In higher
court Tho traditional Off hand
ssfiad 'og police court n RELOCATED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
MAY DC MISSING Girl.

William Galloway. marshal of
Rnsiyn, Wash. has asked the police
department whether q young WON
an has recently been missing from
tfaa city. His atofY Is 90 the effect
spht a girl answering % the descrip.
ton Of one he has located In RIOS
Ism vas advertised for a few dayH
ago In the Seattle newspapers aa
missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
DON'T LEND YOUR AUTO

StraikhfNay Cunningham a.
charged Sith having boarded the
machlne and headed for the cool
aud shady nooas OF the suburbs.
The automobile. uerxerse IKE.
proceeded 20 make big hole In
a hams q dirt at the side of the
ruad Gibson SAYS he had 20 pay
$40 a. have the wrecked auto hauled
baCk 10 thu garage aud then had
30 pruduec $50 tot required r.
pairs lie thinks the friend Ought
70 D. compelled ~ settle the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
FOSTER SOUND OVER.

". r. Foster. who was arrested
few days ago near Kent ON n
charns OF having forged a name
90 money order. was bound over
10 the federal grand jury yesterday
afternoon by Commissioner Keller.
Foster was unable 20 put up the
81 600 demanded a. bail and vss.
taken TO jail. Postal Inspector
Baekua awore n the complaint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
TROUBLE

HELENA. Mont. Jan rs
Charging that the federal Irrigation
bureau maintained a prcss bureau
Of It's own 10 oppose state and pft.
fate irrigation pfoIeets. stats I'm
xlueef G. T Johnson. ~ Wyumlak.
ernAtrd a sensation beluru the Ma
tioual Wool Csuwers association
this morning. A battle il on IN the
resolutions coGnittev over the
resolutions. which would commit
The convention to the support Of
The federal administration ~ pub
lie lands The report u expected
late today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
MUST ANSWER
ALL QUESTIONS

NR% %st8.g. asuu. 40. Fed@aSt
G'gswVsa grsaSs ssapuu:l& Euses Gsfe~seG
G.g1 TS.Uqhn OF Il udaa. gs0sth Il 10
10 sEousrHes eli qIaps tom > ass esd by
qHSN anaapxaase es.auuusuBcarcse G.. 8Ors
s4o0u s'riuaSasae tss hioub eraopus:Gis ssnN OK
ahas @lErcl s5aaawE@ by HHpsatnnaM. Il
IN kH@Rrpnnao ~ &isn Gls'cur tadr 10 am
s@0s Gil Qaesaauuue es9wmf those re-.
iArl0g 10 ghe DMawh@sc uT Union and
Southern Pacific stocks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

The Armour Packing cosapsny
this afternoon sfousst suit fs
Judgment In Juasse CAROLS eessrt
against Frank II. seistllas. the at.
torney. fos SO. II Is charged taas
weistiisK collected this slcssey and
refuses to tara IL over TO tbs rxsrk.
ing cpep oaoy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

DECLARES d he failn. assist him
10 ms feet be- mas walk straight
ihsHpaftsf Push him dawn aud he
mag never fizc9afaln
! primarily Go dealre 20 minimize
she fsiIaRrace nf wofhhnmNr sen
beaoea Thsy do little good they
Avask hafdshipac upon the families
~ the prisoners thes too frequent
~ brsssi within the prisoner a spirit
OF revolt The work house should
lse the last resort Few petty mis-.
sissitissanurH warrant such 6un.
ienaAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

Tfe question % whether an at
tprnay Is enlillea 90 the same Zee
A. ne administrator In the admin
isgstlon u large estates laYoiYvd
IN probate prueerdingx 49, faland
In Iudxe Merits department g7 the
spperiae eaass this moruius
The case At issue vas The Nrai
accounting On the estate Of Henry
L. Iacnhsen. Ia which ; kfgil
sAesnier aprsared a. administrator
Attorney d {. Allen appeared tar
H. administrator and Attorney "a.
q Force foF Carrie Jacobsen. the
widow
4 viii aos altemp, to express my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

IN. ta,loNlaG are the cts PARTY
ua't,nes for the remainder If tho
vtek $500, - A.
49, Nail West seattle Mayor
-. and ether candidate. Nill
-. and election ludgvs VIII De-.
40, night seventh Nani,
man Feuells business cullese Pine
= sna pssadaay Mayor Moofr and
s,esr-s~diaates election officials
will 81 seiected
greay sight. Finh ward Labor
rs~nIe Nayor Moorc = II Nit
sAsli and ether candidates. eleeiiou
sse,4als will - selected
ss,uriay ulKht Twelfth Nafd,
,xn meeslaks. Dagdalos hall Ram
=, pesrh and = ball al Columbia f.
N.sur ueege and other candidates
vi ssak election iudses Slll D.
srierted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
CLAIMS THAT GOV. SPARKS
WAS BEASTLY DRUNK

news created discussion IN Carson
and started "A SECOND attempt ON
the pant ef the Sparks faction 20
upseat skasEa, without success.
Skagge hfsg1u the story az false.
tie SAYS
The statement that | charged
Gov. Sparks with being drunk
when he signed the call ior troops
n false
SkaHEs Is not believed. and that
ls cAusiuH tho disturbance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
TO FIGHT SUNDAY CLOSING.


nELLtNGIIAM. Jan te- At "a
conference ct theatrical managers
held here yesterday afternoon ~
WIS decided To defy the Sunday
closing order Of the county authOn
Ties, aud the piayhouaea will be-
open next sunday IN thia ease tn
county officials state that eYeryor"
connected with the play houses viii
be- arrested a. soon ~ the houses
are opened lbua obyiatlug the me-.
crasi,y of 8frestiug the actors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

SALT LAKE CITY. Jan fs Re
Eisning sitk = secret marriage. the
wreck Of . yosng girls life moved
quickly TO Is tss.gic end In The gas
fIibsd Fusfn Of a State It resort
safFUunded BY pictures Of herssli
taken IL childhood Bessie Cnuiey
iormerly of Reno. New. dled frum
sxphyxiation. sni The theory Of sui
cid i generally accepted
tutii tvo months ago Bessie
Hammond as one Of the brightest.
&ndsoussst and most popular rifis
IN NEVADA Her parents faallzed
~ aud she vas engaged 10 marry
sprDsEeFnss Business nan She
me- Joseph eoniey. keeper II a "a.
hon a. Cohre. New. Her lnfafua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
TO DECIDE yryik.

Becaas~ cb-rG ,vse.rsed TINS
nam. NJ. H. sraitn io an orlao1fJ
deed Instead 81 tis~ rsnrs. Ssrssrss
II Smitn. the 100 0sr.nr cO.irt hsA.
l.-s-sa ca l~s9 ursp to settle n@-e'
,son 81 tit@ to vs. rue ~haS oa.
pas .ssd into 81 mes eOsrds sinee tBs
,ss q aau n,stsse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

Do not lend your automobile 20
. fEena
This Saee advice Is offered hy
W 7. Gshson. III suit fled IN
the saperIar court today. in which
b. asss SIZE damages from WlIiam
Curnlrrhsn
o. janr - % this year Cunning
han. according 90 the complaint
ku<sd fos a sp.n "a an auto To
satisfy this desire be- borrowed =
narnire frum hts friend Gibson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

&TAH'fTH AA&as@A. S&n. IS -~fs
PaodTsp sFas&. o& s6e. oouunbgs 6uQ,
t.,sp sher ted gOiss.ddRaaa ~ tIDuc sHekss
.,%mfses& Ds E. 4 SsernFs. oh
Pguep'c?. ": nlasR Vice gfss:GDl ak .U6udj
4sesueyus SIC @:.rarm of 50 asae 81 s1pit
as :sswsou6G sirr y s'e .tlSse. TOE ciOutb
sr1ns.OOnu. ssfsS GsUeG agaHh SRD gzONmdeind
aSh July bugGR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

A eumalete So OF propossd siee.
sea ladxes ard inspectors l0 the
prupcsra primary election vii have
h,ea chosen hy the Seattle cts
r.ns b. Saturday night If this
s.sk when the party organizers
III have completed their series oi
vsns meetings for that HHIps1sf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
sssae-s
UTOPIA I'M Ta1ueL e.

ssRRamObrr Ea0nHa. ON She Seattle
akgharmsHBsI60 a,Oun. rs as& frowRe sn0Osh
10 s@ss. A@psmG a%lsre9 her er@Ios
shaft The ssr@HmeF State or Wash
lngeDH was snmt out 10 take care ol
her passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
NNHhse e%e GHTea ev
ALLtneToes.

49, ~" tVso N'Sts
! 1920 CITY. Jan. q
! i.p 3 .t@srTr ag@as az
\ s;.s o: 100. tha. -.
\ .SSfs soos ,rsas. a a.ao
: ifse". I'D sSs~ 0 young sa-r
1a Of is &e,~ fhrour I'm
~s.s' roie trserf.rg f.4vr
Y .sF.7t IT,. aua g.ee Ia.
er sl'Isoas~ss S.ab,ue
i "'s'so os ,hess .drrs
sss:e ~ II n n n A. A. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

CARSON. Nes lau. 6@Naf Is
same on started a story That
-. GOV John SWrhs sisned the
- Ia Rssisotelt appoa4us for
bs Ms hcastN drunk
,..,s4t has been persistent tor
s.~,,tef sAunsa in "a pointed I'm.
80 vas madr to saS that tho
~ ,,eentlye NAs drunk The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
MOTHER MURDERS
Her TWO Chill ppEN

. ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Jan is
. Carefully preparing a mixture
= os Orange Juice aud Prnssic
. acid. Mr. Camille Jacobson.
. wife Of a wealthy esmtut man.
. ufacfurvT. gave the dfsukht
. Ia her to little BOYS. : Yrsrn
. aud Is months. then drained
. the glass herself A servant
. found The three tlsebsss
. bodies
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GEEK eq@6s@ DAMAGES.

Fisher lEFNB &ave brought sSga
8&alasf slbn ssTauoDep smDr@ MMR for
81 .@@G. aHH@gHhg that gnsoads @ufHlh
that aunWumR we're destroyed BY a
fire on beard the boat, en- route Go
Nome.
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M If OF BUSINESS

H. ,NI,.:'g fHr@ Ia. &c Us nroc.
IN ssf dH@ @b.arOnr flied wigh
|I;', ,.''''' pd state ra4lav 'e;
s"s ate uns rr,t of b,si
:" "'sssn Tor failure 20 Day
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LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS.
fav tgnl,ss presAl

CHICAGO. Jan. l6 Receipts -
los 50 600. cattle 1880. sheep ib..
600 Hogs opened five cents lower.
Cattle slow 10 10 cents lower Sheep
ataady.
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MRS. MisAtE mAooERn FisKE,

Mrs. kisko. as Rebecca West In
Ibsen's "Rosmersholm. Is surpass.
ing even the superb achievement Of
her initial appearance rs Tess She
has put aside effectaally those man.
nerinms of gesture and speech
whletr have drawn her much ad
verse criticism the last year or so.
andkis distinctly on her mettle The
result Is a portrayal brilliant. strong
and affecting
ieos t5 years she has been STUDY
iag the character OF this woman.
tsbn whom iosen has crested none
more ertatie. abeormal aas hysterf
CD The play. which New York has
hsrss ofore fosns embarrassing and
aleiost unintelllgIhl-. Mrs, riske
10 rual.s~s TO make one % the 800.
sdsIit ai.tinet spcce.c.
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KENTUCKY DEADLOCK


! FRkNKFoRT. ~. Jan. is I
! TIE deadlock IN the sena.
! turiai race continues On the I
! third ballot to-day. Bsckham
! received So votes. Bradley
! received "a yutes.
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licsnss fees for two years. Trey
non nsYs NO ssandin. 10 ssy cosirt
but cen sss rs,n.,.teS svne 10. osps }.
"a arrears sf,5 nas isa oasse Ia, scaApsu,
as 20 ssfure ioteufpdes
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KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. IA
Receipts 10000. cattle COCO
sheep 5000.
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OMAHA. Neb.. Jan. is.-Re.
ce.ptH-lI0E 5000
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; ENGLAND BELIEVES
. u. s. PANIC OVER.


. LONDON. Jan 10 The I
= hank Of England today lower
= ed It's rate Of lal<geat 10 =
. per cent This Is s3Ien AZ ne ,
= Indication that the manage.
= meut considers that nothing !
= remains ~ the American
4 money panic
4 d 80 ~ = 4