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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
OLD INDIAN FIGHTER
DIES AT rs YEARS

Ira Wnodin. founder Of the t0wn
Of Woodinvliie. and a pioneer man.
ufactuFer az Seattle. died yesterday
At bis homo. aged rs years. tie and
HIS father. NJ. D. woodia. built the
old tannery which was unsArthnA
by exr@vafnvw several days ago.
Mr. Wondln came 70 Seattle in
1854. ard bad resided in this xteiuify
ever since lie was born Ia Nnw
York. and lived a short time "a
Michigan and Wisconsin before
coming 10 Washington, He served
~ volunteer ia the Indian gar ~
1855 and 1855. and helped to bury
the massarFrd settlers on the White
river.
The tAnnery Of the woodlna was
located AZ PrefonsAine place. below
Ye~ler way. amd was burned hy the
indians In their attack on seattle
Ia 1855 IN 1857 n was reaailf, and
business continued there until 1853.
In 1870 Mr. w0odin moved TO Wood.
invisle.
MT Woodin leaves q widow, two
daushteFm. Mrs. Helen Keller Of
Redmond and Mrs Mary Sanders
of Fremont. and a son. Frank A.
woodlu Of BothelI he was n mean.
Der N the Odd Fellows. The tuner.
al services will take place Sunday
nj the Methodist church In Wooaln.
Vile.
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hurried 20 the room % Mrs Cow.
per. accompanied BY Mr. Hood and
maid They found Mrs cowp"f
lying IN bed. with the pillow atill
ever her head and the revolver
clutehed in her hand The bed
clothing vas stained crimson.
In a lengthy biography she left.
Mrs. C0wpsr gave list of the va
rious productions ahc had appeared
Ia. She wrote four plays. which
woro produced on broadway They
wefe the Dairy Farm. In Love. t"
"A broadway Fasorila" and "A
last Rehearsal"
Mrs cowpeF did not give the
date o. her marriage. referring
briefly TO the fact that her husband.
Archibald CewpeF. was nm actor and
that he died three years ago. Nirtu.
ally her only home life was when
she lived on the farm % James II
WAilsck. At Miadlet0wn. y. y. MF.
Wallich. who waa 90 years old. col.
lahoraisd With her In a number of
plaFs she wrote
Mr.. Waiileh committed sui.
eide last April. and hia tragic
death seemed 10 haYe made q deep
Impression upon Mrs CowpwF. lie
nhot himself IN the right temple
Mrs cowpeF tried 20 KIN herself
IN ldeniieally the came manner 10.
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

NEW YORK. Nov 2s~AfteF
months Of breeding over the uu.
explained suicide OF lifelong
friend. Mrs. Eleanor Mefron Cow.
per, talented playwright and
actress. shot herself In the right
temple yesterday Ia an apartment
In the 81 Regis hotel She NUT.
fled the report 81 the revolver with
her pillow, aud II vas not until a
note she had written 20 a friend
telling ~ her Intention brought him
post haste 10 the scene that anyone
Ia tho hotel knhw u her act. She
cannot recover. IN The opinion ~
the physicians.
Before making the attempt at
Helfoiestructi0n. Mrs. Cawper bad
written 4 number ~ letters. enc 90
her lawyer. another 10 the eAaaher
third 20 an undertaken and q
fourth 20 John Hood. a friend IN
the letters she appfiHea the four
persons of her lutentlou 10 commit
aulUlar.
Al about the moment when Mira
Cowpsr pressea her tinKrF % the
trigger. the letfef addressed % John
Hood was being delivered Mr.
lload rpaa this gifst frw iiAea. grab.
hea hts caa, and hag and ran 70 the
t. Regis hotel
The clerk secured pass key and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

YANDERVEER APPOINTS
FIRST WOMAN DEPUTY

A woman deputy prosecuting 40
torney In the person OF Mas Heah
whitehead wIil be- appointed BY
George =. vaBdarveer when he a..
aumes office January IL. Miss
Whitehead IL graduate Of the
University of Washington Law
school. and has been chief clerk
Ia the office OF Prosecuting Attnf.
ney Macintosh for several years.
During the time Of her incum.
aency as chief clerk Miss White.
head has handled the work of the
office in a most satisfactory way.
drawing many 81 the complaints,
aud attending 20 important deiaiIa
Her new authority as deputy viii
give the power 70 sign complaints.
Her work will be principally Of an
office nature. although cases Will
be occasionally Assigned 10 her for
trial. She win be the first woman
deputy prosecuting attorney Ia
this state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
SANTA ANITA RACES

LOS ANGELES. Cal. N5v ga
Friend Harry. at / 10 3. and Knight
Of fvanhoe. AZ s TO 2. we're the only
winning favuFites At Santa Anita
park yesterday. An ordinary card
was offered. but good racing re-
suited Jockey Aubuchon had e.
cancel all hls mounts, az word was
received from San Francisco yealar-
day 70 the effect that the boy was
not IN good standing. Results.
Five and a half furiouga- Friend
Harry won, George Kismet second
Great Heavens third. Time-Is0s g-s
One mile-Canique won. Progress
second. Animus third Tima--i 30
Seven furiou9a. selling ~ @pohn
won. L. e. Widrik SECOND. Orifiasnb
third. Time~f.27 1-s.
Six furiQnKH. selling ~ Cnp8aIn
Burnett won, Work and PLAY ese-
ond. The Sultan third. Time
l.1fI-5
Mile and three aixteentha. selling
knight 81 tvanh0a won. Henry "
second, Sachet third Time. 01a.s
MaidenH purse. five amt q halr
rionRs~-lioily Ding sFon. valley
stream second. Furnace third. Time
II 0g As
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AT EMERYVILLE

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. - The
Douglas handicap. festuFa ~ ire
card az Oakland yesterday, result
"a In an easy victory for Knhia
fsrandA. from the stable Of Thomas
n. Williams Schisswix ruled f4v-
orste wfsh Semproniun next ia de-
Emand. fsnhia Grnnda came IN for
strong support Mailman led until
tn the final fs1rlonx. where ne tired
and Rubla Granda pasmsd hlm With
out troub1e. Seh5emwts was third
The heavy going anchored Sem
rrunimm. WeH-playsd horses we're
successful In the other races Price
less Jswei led all the way In the
third and won from ForsrunneT. the
faworiie. S@snpFonlufn proved an
easy winner IL the fifth over Herod-
otus q 70 20 | shot Results.
Fufurfty course. selling Dovalfa
won. Yellowstone second. Cheers
third. Ttme-ifa.
Fusuriay course, selling piau sibie
won. Distributor second. The Eng
lishman third Tsme-i.f1 AS.
Futurtty coursa. selling Priceless
Jewel won FDrerunner second.
Kokogn0 third Time-f.iz as.
Seven fuFiongs. Douglas handicap
--Rubia Grnu6a won. Mailman sec :
cad. Schlaswsg third. Time IS IS.
One rnlie. selling ~3euapFonium
won, ffer0dotus second Curriculum
third. Time IS.
stx fariunRA. purse-~AIcihiasdea
won. Francis Joseph second. Saxlaw
third. Time IFz-h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
COACHES TO
Retire

When the football season again
rolls around the faces Of Coach
N0rcruns Of the Oregon Agrieuituf-
nj Colleges and Coach Middleton OF
the University Of Idaho team will
be missing.
Al the conclusion Of the game
against Washington. NoTcruss an.
noaneed that he was through wlth
football. For two years he has
coached the o. A. &. and out OF
green material has moulded a good
team. After ths game Coach Dobie
said that the O. A. c. team vas
second only 60 Washington. Nor.
gross IL a mining engineer by pro
feasion and he il considering two
deals. One IL with a mining com.
pany In the Dawson district aud
the other In Mextco.
John Middleton. originator OF the
Idaho sweep. has coached his last
team and from uow on Intends to
pursue the vocation Of banker.
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ALL-NORTHWEST TEAM
is PICKED BY COACHES

Iamison. o. A. q. n. r.. McQait
len. whltworth. r. f.: Coyla. Wash.
ingtoa. quarter. Maeklestone.
Washington. Il. H. 8orleske. Whit.
man teaptAiul. l. H.: Wolff. o. A.
c.. full back.
Coach pohio said that Jarvis was
Ia every way az good "a Hahn AZ
the position Of left guard. II nab.
cock bad played all season he would
have undoubtedly secured the right
guard position on the All Northwest
team. Dohie switching Eakiu 20
right tackle aud cutting Iamlson
cut
Sorcruss made his selections a.
follows Oldrght. whitman. L. +
Prndorgraas, o. A. G.. L. t. Jarvis.
Washington. l. O.; Cherry. W = G..
center. Mouilen. University Of orc.
gon. r. a.. Iamlsou. d. A. G.. X r..
McQuillen. Whltwurth. r. e. CuYle.
Washington. quarter. Wolff. q A.
c.. n. n. MuekJeaG0ne, Washing.
ton. l. r.. Clafk. Z. Of W. full.
Noscross would make no selection
for captain,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
BERNARD JONES
is FINED 500

Bernard Jones'. the former police
mar convicted several weeks ago "
assisting H. A. Caldwell. an
ALASKA mining man. ~ Pike ~ and
Fuarsh av. on the eveninw ~ Sep.
sembaF ~. vas fined 500 IN Judge
Ffatwr+a couFt this morning Jones
made a plea for = Tight sentence ga
Tho Efuund that In his discharge
from the police force he has already
suffered heavily for HE offenar lie
also told the court that he il cut
Of wurk and hAa = family to anp.
port.
Jones' ard W "a Waller. another
policeman who ~ charE~d with ths
same offenne. assert that the beat.
ing OF Cardwell wes brought about
by fhaiF attempt to arrest him 90
saspicion Of being q ebuaco~ man.
The trial az Waller for the crime
~ assault and battery Ia stIA pend.
inK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
CHhNCELL0RS
CHALLENGE

The Chancellor Athletic club
eleven Is out with a challenge for
games to decide the ftspound
championship team of the state
Although the ChancslIors wiil play
any team that has a valid claim
for the championship. the challenge
II hurled primarily At the ballard
high school and the Franklin hiwh
school. The former defeated the
ChAneelIors TO Q. the only defeat
OF the season. and also the only
time an opponent has crossed their
Enal line.
With the Franklin team the
Chancailnrs played q tie. 90. The
chRacelloFs are confident they can
defeat both teams In another game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
THREE WOMEN CARRIED
FROM BURNING HOTEL

we're awakened By smoke IN their
room on the third floor both young
women rushed % the window fac
ing on unlun st. and began to
scream for help
Police fatfoimea T.. Dagner. q, A.
BefRstrom and ueorge Deigh, and
Theodore Staffain and ] II Maiioy.
longnhuremen who live at First Az.
and l.enora Ut, rushed into the
smoke.fllled hotel and carried the
YOUNG women 20 tho street A few
minutes later some person shouted
that an old woman was still In
tho hotel ratrolman DaKnaf dash.
cd upstairs aud after hasty search
feappeared carrying tina woman.
who was nearly overcome by
smoke. In the excitement she dis.
appeared and her name was not
learned, The fire. was practically
eksluguiahed a half hour after the
fire department appeared on the
scene. The damage IL estimated
az 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
DESPERATE BURGLARS
FIGHT BATTLE IN AIR

CHICAGO. Nov. "a Armed with
automatic ragolxeFs. and Trims 70
klti fwo 1ey~Arold burglars fought
a squad 81 detectives and police on
fire escapes 100 feet high on the
Weatsra Metal Manufacturing Co
building. while thousands 81 spec.
satoFs looked on from the street.
Ths burglars. followed b. the De.
saetlvam. jumped from one fire es'
cape to another. shooting 81 each
other from above and below. but
while 30 shots wnro fired. no one
ans HIT The burglars ouigeneFAled
the police. and managed % make
their way to a l0wsr FoUf. where
they dropped and attempted 20 run
Tor n. CornereA again. they crawl
"a from the fire escape Into . room.
ard there held tho police az bay.
A company Of firwmen was called
and the burglars were drowned out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
JEALOUSY CAUSES
BATTLE AMONG
SUITORS

BERKELEY. Cal. Nov. H.
Jealousy over Dolores Rodssnea. q
pretty catan gsfL whs kept house
feg "a aana II quarry workers a.
East Hay. lust north ~ Berkeley. T.
said a. have eaEaod ths fatal aheof-
inx yesterday. when jose TAaoaa
received charge II haeksacs b
ihs abdomen ard lay In tbs road
way Cos hours before medical AID
wns mum0s-a-a. TaboaA IL nov
az ihe Alta Dates sanitaftual b.
ihis city. and l. net expected -
rua0~ar fr9sn his auands. n~f-
nMrie NArblsmf enc ~ Tahpea's
comrades. IL aiso IN hea. maffsTtnK
from = sunHhot wound IN the knaa.
Ten CGhana. who participates in tbs
fight. are IN sail a San Pahle.
The hanaaoue Cuban gisL useE
@hom the auarvyfnen aaarr~i@d. has
been the neusesseBer feT TAbsIas
three brothers. Peter. Antone and
DutNappe. besides " ksns and tAarto
has4ues Their monopoly ef tha
young werman aroused ths teaiaasy
- Jose Tahoda. Bernardo Mar.
bigger and shre@ asher.. who first
threatened q dynamite theiF rtveiA,
ard finally vent AZ each other In D
vicious war % determination, tg
which Euna rwvpivrra. knives and
stones we're uned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
ONE ALLSTAR
SELECTION

Players of the Seattle high school
teams Will undoubtedly be- we'll
represented upon the North western
ail.star teams. The following 1. the
choice Of George Stewart Of sp0-
kane. who has refereed all the
games in that city aud IN we'll
qualified 70 know tho capabilities
" The different players n. r.,
Beymer. Tacoma. r. r.. EnEiehorn,
SPOKANE; X. O.. Bryant. Lincoln
center. Beck. Lincoln; l. o.. Me.
Donald. Broadway. l.. r.. Presley.
broadway. l. r.. 0hnIck. Lincoln.
quarter. Bringhoff. Tacoma. T.. VI.
Harrington {captainl Spokane. Il
~. Pike, Lincoln: full. spafger.
Lincoln.
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FLOODS SWEEP
FACE Of THE
COUNTRY

NAN fftAMNfeG0. Nne "a a
Cash" g Smith tho former giant
tight aaara az the University os
N~sa ada. - ia tHe city. NaVknR fuHf
returned frwm costa ntfa. where
~ had thrilling experiences -.
FaptHs ffatM the wNFsf f18ud that
tne country has sara 81 the last gA
years 80 Tremendous vac thH
dnWHp@uf and the arUagulsa nftnw
ftu1sta that the Nheie faes 10 INn
10uutFY vas Transformed The
mtneas IN one 90 which AfaIth uAa
employed wsrs fiiiHA wtth mater.
rivers oxegfisw@d their banks and
swept aiautasiHus railroads wits
iewea and see matlsas 10 demsrncs
tiuH. SWifh says that the sAnAA 4 8
70 the enubtfr eaanAt ne estimated
- thls Gate. bat the ipas 81 prop
erfy Ntit h. NwFF heavy.
Only Nntiths kfeAf height SIX
feet. seven inches enabled htfm %
heep his head above the aaf~Fa
wAen th~F fushed aawn upun hl#
dwelling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
Dobie and Norcross Choose
Best of Cridiron
Warriors.

AT the conclusion Of the Wash
ington. Oregon Agricultural Colieee
game. Coaches Gilmore nshle and
Il. 9. Norcross were asked 10 select
for The Star players who In their
opinion would make the AllNorth-
west team BY mutual understand
ing II was agreed that both should
have the right TO select such men
% their own team as they believed
deserved such selection. C0yle,
Muckiestnne and Jarvis 81 Wash.
iagson. MeQHillen % Whigworth.
Jamison of o. A. C. and Cherry Of
Washington State were selected By
both coaches.
The following II Coach nohies
SELECTION Grim. Washington. l. Il.
nantn. Washington. L. II. Hahn. W
s. c. I. O.. Cherry. ". $. G.. cen
ter: Eakiu. Washington. n o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
u. 5. MAIL is LOST
I'M WRECK

NEW YORK. Nov. IS Seven
hundred bags Of mail were lost
whom the Panama liner Finance
vent down off Sandy Hook yeater.
day. causing the death 81 four per.
sons Outside Of the loss of life
and the ship ltaelf. the lose Of the
mails IN by far ths most serious
part Of the accident. 1t is doubt.
fnl II any Of the mali wiil be 70.
covered. A cargo belonging to tho
canal commission aud valued at
$4,000 was on board.
Wrecking crews are working at
the Finance, but she IA going 70
pieces rapidly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
MAY BAR FOOTBALL
in TACOMA SCHOOLS

TACOMA. Nov = School ri
rector John r blhh has announced
that he will introduce a resolution
at the meeting % the eehool' direc.
tors next Wednesday night 10 pro.
hihEt the game Of football ia the
Tacoma schools Directors q ID
MeQueatloln. NJ. L. Clifford and
Charles Drum viii oppose the ree
olution. while preeldent @. W bar.
low has stated that he wtli support
IA There are tao vacancies on the
board 10 be filled. None OF The
azplranta have committed them.
selves. and Il il entircly probable
that the question: may become an
issue In she school election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
Police Patrolmen and Two
Spectators Rescue
Scared Tenants.

Overcome by smoke. three wom,
On were carried from the Hotel
Vernon. ale Union a.. In a half
fainting condition several minutes
after fire started from crossed
wires In the basement atoreroom
OF the Vegetarian Cate. 2ia Union
st.. shortly after 7 o'clock last
night
Nhan smoke began 10 pour from
the basement windows. tenants OF
the hotel fled Is the street. aud IL
was thought tl4at all brad left the
building The tiFeflElltenn warn
for several minutes when MlHm
Claude Lindsay aud Miss myrtle
Stevens OF Vancouver. H. c.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
GOLD COMING
OVER trail.

VALDEZ. Alaska. Nov. "a Gold
dust valued Al sgTbe00 fron Fair.
banks. brought over the trail, has
arrived hero and has been shipped
% Seattle. so far this winter there
has bean 81 600 600 brought out by
the Orr stage people. aud more IL
on the trail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
LUMBERMEN AFTER
CANADIAN TIMBER

VANCOUVER. u. O., Nov. "a
Three prominent American lumber.
men. J q. Turner and W A. burn
ham Of New York and u g. Rounds
IL Wichita. kaa. have been here
for tho past few days eonferring
with their timber cruisers who have
been operating In British Columbia
for months. The trio II II claimed
viii aeon make extensive purchases,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
LOCOMOTIVE BLOWS
UP 2 KILLED

PARSONS. Kas.. Nov. 2s.--In
the explosion OF an engine on the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail.
way at this place today. Engineer
Melville and Fireman Wifi were
instantly killed and Brakeman Roe
was fatally injured The engine
had just come from the shops after
a supposedly thorough oseFhAallng
The accident has sst on foot a
rigid investigation into the methods
In vogue IN the car shops Of the
system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
LARGE CLASS FOR
THE INITIATION

Preparations are under way for
tho first Initiation ceremonies by
Milo temple. recently organised by
the Mystic BhfinsrH IN this city This
programme Will be held on Wednee.
day. December z, including a busl.
nsAa session ln the afternoon and
the Initiation IN tho svaning. with
banquet afterward NJ the New
Washington hotel There will bo
100 novitiates In the class which
will entar the journey across tho
myMtln aaaort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
Sports
northwestern Y. m. C. A.
TO Meet TACOMA

specslvely. The track OF Glide
Ring, where the meet will be held.
IN ia laps to the mile. The follow
ing Il the list Of events: tt0yard
run. Ao.yard dash. mile run. $50
yard potato race. tto-yard potato
race. i atandlng broad jumps, run
nlng high Jump. is.pouad shot put.
i.mlp relay. Seattle will enter about
six men, three Of whom have al.
ready put IN entries. Frank l., Den.
ton Is expected TO win the three
standing broad jump events for the
local association. and Victor Rahel
the high jump. Peter George IL en-.
tered Tor the s40 events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

MELBOURNE. Nov zs.-BeaIa q
Wright Of the American tennis
team yesterday defeated a. r. Wild.
Png Of Australia IN the singles Tor
ms Dwight + Davis cup. The esore
was s-s. rs. 50. gI.
Norman Brookos Of Australia aleo
beat r y Alexander n America
n a hard fought and brilliant game
brovkes gave 2 clever exhibition
OF volleying. The score was Ga. s.7.
SO. SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
. EN- ERAL,
ALIVE:

PORT All PRINCE. llayu. Nov.
ss--Thero ia great rejoicing nj the
palace today az tho result of the
safe retorn Of General fseeunte,
minister OF the interior. who was
reported 60 have been put to death
by the insurgents. Ho reached this
city today with a thrilling story 81
bis escape from the revolutianiats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
EARTHQUAKE
IN BOSTON

RO8TON Mas. Nov, 2s-~The
heaviest earthquake felt IN New
England 10 many years shook Boa.
ton ~ z:ss O'Clock this morning.
aud tho vibrations lasted 10 aec
onda. Most every oas was awsk-
enad. articles were shaken from
shelves and considerable chlnaware
was broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
Local Association Win
Enter Track and
Weight Men.

The official indoor meet oF the
Pacific Northwest Y. NJ. e, A viii
be held tn Tacoma next Saturday
night. The date was decided upon
hy the recent meeting Of the Pa.
olfle Northwest Physical Directors
society IN Seattle. Gold. silver aud
hronae medals with be presented 20
ne ftFstS. seconds and thirds. re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

Henry klnE George. = ktsnar In.
dian. vas struck BY a atroet car AZ
Frat ay \ and Iaekao INST shortly
after o'clock last night and ron.
daFwd unenoartnnn He wmA taken
to the Seattle General hospital.
where attendants state that his tn.
iariea wiii nes eFava fatal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28

BUTTE. Mont. aov. Railway
officials announced today that mail
service over the new extension u
the Chicago. Milwaukee q ST. Paul
railway wlii BE- inauxuTmted Decem.
Der 7 bstween Mlles City and
nutta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
BANKER oaops DEAD.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov. al.
r Murdoch. president of the MeT'
chAnts' National bank Of thim city.
and one Of the wealthiest mer in
Indiana. dropped dead az hia home
hera last nssht of hsATt disease,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
ATHLETIC M z { 7
AT Y.M.C.A.

The members athletic meet a
monthly event az the Y. M. q. A
VIII be held tonight AZ the assoeia
ton gymnasium. Tho entries are
open to the senior members. and
no admission IL charged AT the
last meet there we're ~ entries. and
Professor A. q. Douthitt. physical
director, expects larger number Of
participants IN tonights meet. The
events are the 25.yard dash. three
standing broad jumps. pole vault
and mile run. Different events are
scheduled for each meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
PULLMAN. A,

PULLMAN. Nov. u -.
Holcomb. manager n 4. e l. /
basketball Y. team. is nere, ~ /
~, ,.l.. University Of Idaho II, n
between the freehman ~ ~
more classes of ne - ~
this winter. II ls pros.s,.i. ~
game win inaugursta 4.
Der ~. -1sAt ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-28
FRENCH SCIENTIST DEAD.

PARIS. Nov. 2s.--Ths death IA
announced Of Jean Albert Hauary.
the French scientist. aged 81 years.
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Steamer nnchman. h.vtnR been
cleaned ard painted. will lenxe 10.
niaAf ON her run 20 san FraMttaon
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PULLMAN. Nov. 2s-M Trip.
lett. eaptaln.eloct Of tho Washing
ton State College baseball team for
1903, viii not return 10 school. but
Will engage N the show business
In Nenatchee. In company with q.
a. Longanackof, also a baseball
player.
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Adrian Block built America
first ship on Manhattan island ii
1913. She was caiiSd the Rest
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