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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
BEACH HAVEN. N. j.
THE [EMG[l(E@D [DIE

Now open. The best combination of seashore
fea lures on the coast Matchless bay for sailing
and fishing: perfect beach and bathing. The
Engleside has all the modern conveniences. pri-
vate baths With sea and fresh water. Booklet
r. F. ENGLE. Manager my1 LOOT 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28

CHESTER INN
NEW YORK AVE-. NEAR BEACH.
open all year. d. kNAUER.
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DEAL BEACH, n. j.

Chpmh&neC1 Main ave. Ocean Grove Nj.
OH @OlWl Os Third door from the ocean.
Good table: reasonable; so rooms.
jel4-Sul4t4 A. W. LYMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
The st. Charles,

ATLANTIC CITY, n. ].
Most select location on the ocean front. Dis.
tnctive for it's elegance. ext4usiveness. high
eiaS5 patronage and liberal management. Sea
wateP in all baths. Illustra ted booklet.
jei1-30t,lO NEWLIN HAINES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28
F rIaE, Rio Grande, H :ns z Bench ave
NEAR NEW MILLION-DOLLAR PIER.
HOTEL. OSTEND.

Boston ave. and Boardwalk. Whole block ocean
front. Atlantic City. 400 rooms overlook ocean;
100 with bath: sea water baths; sea water swim
ming pool: cuisine excellent; orchestra. Terms.
e12. 80 to 5000 weekly. American plan. Coach
meets trains. Literature mailed.
jei7-30t. 10 D. p. RAHTER. Mgr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28

Special Rates and Attractions Over July T.
Abemarle, x xlxae CITY, e,s ne Tent Be:ss
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NRW PRINCESS HOTEl

lFireprooO. built Of brick stone and rteel. South
Carolina ave. and Beach. Atlantic City, N. J.
Near piers and boardwalk attractions. Entirely
new liberal management. Capacity. 400 guests.
100 rooms with bath. single. en- suite. Spacious
piaxzas: Elevator to street. Excellent table
White service: Orchestra. Terms. American
plan, 5000 to $500 weekly; $500 to g 90 daily
Special season and family rates. ABSOLUTELY
THE FINEST HOTEL. AND LOCATION FOR
THE PRICE. Write for new literature.
Je4-30t.H CHARLES e. COPE Prom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-28

|rmcA rn Tennessee ave. and the beach.
SdSEl W. Privilege bathing from hotel.
Large cool rooms: excellent table: $3.50 To So
daily; So to ST. weekly. JOS ]. JOYCE.
te7-30f
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
More Local News

Harvesting Of barley and win
Ter wheat has beea in progress
this week. A little Was cut last
vesk. bus only in isoiated spots.
All the farmers Who ara harvest
ing. and with whom We have
talked say the y,sld will be
exceptionally large and OF .
good quality.
Yesterday Frank Patton came
stalklng into the ONCE with .
bundle Of oats grown on his place
adjoining tOwn On the north,
which Wa s feat, ! inch in
height. The heads were well
alled too. We have them on
display hare at the once. In
this connection We wish 70 say
that there are many land seek
err dropping into the ofice all
the time and Ne would be pleas
ed 70 have the farmers bring 10
in samples Of their produce,
which W viii be pleased TO dis.
play in our front window. 70
show the strangers who como
hsre what this country can do.
To The farmer who brings n
ths INCEST sample Of each kind
Of grain. Ne viii give . years
subscription 70 the New Err
and Weekly Intsroceau. Of New
Era and Dakota Farmer. free.
That i, IL one lAs the finest
sample Of oats, another wheat,
= nd another any kind Of grain
or other farm produce, each one
gets : years subscription free.
Bring them In
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17

Aa1hoay ChArvAs has painted
~ ho0se rsesntly.
=. r. Iindbsre y patdng th~
11tahiag toschss - school house
|Mo1
Mr.. ]. Preno y visiting with
rolAatvss = Lynch. Neb. this
woo1I.
6ons q ~ boys Ass trying
- Osgnnfns : hall tsam bst hare
gseas di0calty = gssting th@ir
|piaysrs tngsthsr = 10 proper
t1mo.
Miss AIice McFArAnd spsut
i Ssw dAys = ~ Anderson
hOms this wssk visiting with
~ 81 schoolmats Miss BssiAh
Anderson
q. s. 6hoop aarkessd : load
- hogs Wednesday.
Ola HOTAuEsox.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
A. Grove FlAh

- OvO -
We had : 6Ds rain Mt Sunday
0osniag which uas great bsos
u . ~ growing crops.
6aall grain lools hstser IN
tasis IooAlisy thAa II has in 10
pears.
Walter Lsopp has tbs bsss
looking crop o. The ST. Pierre
pancs that there has been since
Andrew Go9oiin left it.
Frank Terry lsfs for Hols
cosssy. Neb. o. : land expsdi-
ti00- Woedsr IL there isn't
so0sthing oors attractive.
Nessrs- Docxwits and sons
had : rick horse Tuesday and
Charlie Terry Wa sent for.
Horses brought in from Iowa
dca't ses0 - stand he climat Z
here thin season.
O0s 81 LAWS Mcfarland I
mares did hst Tuesday. A
boy always hates 70 loose the
nsse h0rse ~ owns bus don I
|csy Lev dad has lots more Of
o1s0.
Mrs.. ROes and her adopted
daughter sas,ssd With Mrs. Dav's
|0enday.
Last Inussday hube NC
rAfAnd shipped car losd oi
0 ~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17

#@ #@A
Choesau Crook No. 3.
w. w. Cochran md wife spent
Sunday q Corsica visiting re-
latiyee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bod Van Hook
and baby Nerel rstnrned home
Monday from m extended visit
Il Tho east.
La. Whalsn, Who has bean
living ON his claim ID Sta nley
county In visiting friends and
relatives in this vicinity.
Mra. Marris's brother return
"a from Aberdeen with his
threshiug engine and experts
10 work in this locality this fall.
The eleven mO0ths old child
Of John Otto Wa taken sudden
" i'll IL was thought that Z
peanut shell had lodged Ia his
throat for : tune the baby's life
WA dsspaired Of d.. Mosar
vas su m0ued and NOT being
abls " lind any obstruction in
iis throat advised m X Ray ex.
sminssi0u and consequently
they took the baby 70 Avon.
The little fellow il much bet u :
q this writing aud il is hoped
BY many friends thas he viii
hare % more trouble.
Jas. Ham mond has returned
70 his farm for . time. It will
b remembered that be WAS
taken 70 the hospital for the
insane about 5 years ago. Ii.
10 acco mpauied by his sister
Mary, who thought that . visit
n his old launts and change Of
scenes would benefit him. When
he WAS taken away his financial
affairs we're in = badly mixed
up condition bnt through thu
excellent business management
OF his guardian. VIM. Douahue
h z fnds that he il in better cir
|cumstanoes than when he went
azay.
belmont celebrated the fourth
- nearly as we can lealn thu
|c-iebration VAS begun 10 : good
old fashioned way. with the
Goddess Of Liberty" parade
etc. etc. MIR. White spread Il {
eagles wings and let him soar
The strenuous American bire
sought his azure habitat beyonc
The clouds while the Grove
scattered 10 seek what amuse
ments WAS most pleasing Il
them The majority Of the citi
GEMS Of the male persuasion
sought the saloons and the kind
nj pau iOtism that Was demon
strated there Was truly startling
IL was enough TO make th'
founders Of our nation turn Ovei
in thzir graves, il Was . gloriou,
example for our boys, the futur'
men Of America III This IL th'
way we are 10 commemorate thil
day on which every heart shout,
swell with pride and Old Glur,
noat proudly il the breese on
Gear old stars and stripes Shouts
hang o half mast and be droop
ID in n0urning.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17

J. BaTr bought = nov sweep
raEa of CAntn,swino Tor 90.
Ibars was : dance q Jim
Brick's Wsdneo1Ay night :
'hrge crowd aa1eodod and oil
report : dos tine
NEwsY jim.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17

CO 1swing IN 900 - !
tkneee - -
Man1 - eaiakng vinisr
who1o $50 49, = aDpsars -
olnGhb ~ beaSauord besak-
9cpoR
~ WhGheno htco1 - b,
=. WIlpo1. - sosossosa sori
1oeo1nv.
r1yn1os hs1led 800 bnshel
eeo@p - wagDorlas - wssk.
An1sew = visiting n
- A1eu days. -
- - I1neh. Mob,
$500, 6vi1le - parsnts.
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- Holrik $50 - IN ~
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@ao11Im - - hooeoL
11ooA nnriae. Card1sr.
- $50 OCma4ll - tlakl
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-
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17

y cspyv : fl - = SECTIONS
- 4 IS 81
msossL Ahs . (sQ he
Rsbb~ Ps& fl
Ssw - ksao
Years Tor buslnoes
c. JAMES
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-17
c. James
The Blacksmith

NOW IS the time
to get your Now
|erS and Binders
II - r. Havtss @d Ha,-
sealfae ssasss .........
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
Breaks From Officer and
Is Shot While Trying
to Escape.

PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. Al. d.
Delaney. whose home was AZ 1929
South + st.. Tacoma. was shot AID
killed al 2 o'clock yesterday morn
Ing by Patrolman stahl. who fired
when Delaney resisted arrest,
The killing Of Delaney has ended
a hunt which special agents Of the
Great Northern have been con
Quoting for many weeks. Delaney
was wanted for completely IN the
Wholesale theft OF freight ON the
Seattle division OF the Great
Northern. George w Walker, a
former railroad man. was arrested
in Seattle several weeks ago on
the charge OF theft. the detectives
AZ the time recovering 81 .000 worth
OF silks which had been cached by
the car robbers. Suspicion was d.
reetcd toward Delaney, who had
taken warning and fled
Delaney was noticed by Patrol
man stahl acting in suspicious
manner Stahl arrested him as
he stepped from a street car and
Delaney Immediately broke from
the grasp Of the policeman and
started TO run, In his flight he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
REPUBLICANS ARE
BECOMING NERVOUS
tay Ual,sd prss..l

CHICAGO. Nov 2 Walter Well.
man. in the Record.Heraid today.
says
Election week dawns with the
republican leaders outwardiy con.
fident but inwardly nervous The
democratic managers are hopeful,
as usual Signs point 10 Tafrs
triumph. hut unsettled conditions
may reverse This prediction.
~The result of The Rockefeller in.
cldeut IL uncertain.
1T Is not known how powerful
the labor vote is Isl Indiana. Ohio
and New York Are the republi
cans In the labor unions Joining
Gompera IN bis fght7 ls The
prevalent discomfort an indication
that the laborlug men will demand
change IN the government
There Is no good reason 20 be.
lleve that Hockcfeller's support OF
Taft viii stampede the voters to
Bryan. yet great anxiety exists
over the effect % his announce
ment II aooentnates Rroatly the
protest against the undue power OF
wealth in politics
"The result On Indiana. Ohio and
New York ia close. n any one
OF these states 10 saved 70 Taft.
Il rs the result OF the aroualng Of
the commercial and employing
classes after months Of apathy
What the republicans fear 10 that
knckofelier's endorsement Of Taft
may turn enough votes In these
states 20 elect Bryan
"A well informed man ~ New
York says that Rockefeller's en-.
doraement Of Taft Is not a trick
OF the democrats He says that
Rockefeller has always been re-
publican, and desires Tafts olec.
ton Rockefeller was not aware
OF his unpopularlty says this man,
aud thought that his endorsement
would really benefit Taft The oil
maguate Is really sorry that II has
reacted against TAFT, he says"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
HIGH WIND PUTS
OUT CITY LIGHTS

Due to a terrific gale which
swept over the city last night az a
rate Of 50mlles an hour. n break.
gown occurred az the city lighting
plant which left the city in com
plete darkness and caused the dis
sing up Of candles and kerosene
lamps. suggestive OF the Seattle Of
pioneer days. Superintendent l.. B.
Youngs Of the lighting plant stat.
ed this morning that street light
ing conditions would be normal
again by next Sunday. The sys-
TEN. he says. has been overloaded
81 anticipation Of the completion Of
tho now plant by October / Some
OF the material was delayed, but
II Is expected 20 arrive this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
BRYAN SPEAKING
THROUGH KANSAS

KANSAS CITY. kan. Nov a.
Bryan left here this morning for a
taur through NeftheFn Kansas 20
make his final speschea ~ tho cam
ralgn before Feachlag Lincoln.
Neb.. tonight. where 4 rouaiug vel.
como has been planned.
A monster parade has been plan.
ned for BFyana home coming %
i.lncoln. Tho entire towu ell
turn ont 10 DO honor 20 ita candi.
date fcF president Bryan started
hla campaign In Kansas with all
the snap he has exhibited through.
out the whole campaign Ills voice
IL unimpaiFed. aud be speaks -
vigorously ss be did the first day
a. every stop today nryan con.
tiuued bis attack on the gepubliean
party because Of RoekefellerH en-.
dorsement 81 Taft Re denounced
President RooaeTclts statement
that the Rockefeller endorsement
vas a trick o. the democrats a. a
campaign document and declared
that n IA weak on rs face
The democratic candidate r. BE-.
ing welcomed b. immense crowda
at every stop here. His contem.
plated trip 70 Omaha waa Cancelled
10 aliow the trip through Kansas.
Bryan ~lll rest At FnifxieW tomor.
row. where be wlIi receive election
returns
Il haifeve that we will have votes
10 apare ln the electoral college.
and considerable majority Of the
popular vote. said bryan today. In
Summing up the campaign.
The republicans viii have an an.
pleasant surprise awaiting them on
the day after election think we
wiil carry Illinois"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
F0ILS POLICE BY
CHEWING ADDRESS

Determined that the police should
net learn anything about his past
william Woods. who says BE- lH
hrirhiaFef. swallowed piec. ~
paper, un which was written the al d
dress % bic hume. when placed under
arrest ~ FAffolman khiei. az T0uFsh
aW ana rikp ~ saturday night
shief Had been sent cut "a arrest
John Doe" on a warrant charging
hlm WITH carrying q concealed Wrap-
or The natFulmmn was unable 90
ftnH John Doe. hut Wuada an
swsred his description PC closely that
Ahinl placed him nndHr arrest
woods protected that he Was not
the man wanted. but the patroimau
found a revolver 81 bis hip pocket.
aud te vas taken a. the eify jali.
A. Woods climbed into the police al
to 10 hastily relied e piece uf paper
iute small ball and swallowed II.
despite efforts % the officer a. pre-
Neuf the act
Police Judge John y Gordon fhis
morning fined Woods t4o for carry =
inR concealed weapon. The prlN-
oueF ftatiY refused 20 tell where he
lived. and sHid b. swallowed the pa
per cuniniuiuG Aia address because
he wanted no pnsrnimen monkey
inH around his home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
PLANS TO ERECT GREAT
POTTERY IN THIS CITY

miniature pottery which he viii
erect on the grounds and operate
during the fair making cr0okery
complete from clay 10 enamel. and
taking hts raw material from clay
beds near Ballard which are said
10 contain all the best substances
necessary IN the making Of fine
porcelain ware.
IA his letter Mr. Anderson stated
that hundreds N carloads 5f HIS
products are shipped through Seat
M ~ the Orient and Auetralia ev-
cry year. and that since tho right
kind Of clay was 70 be folnd Ia
tho immediate Vicinity OF Seattle
ihere Is no reaeoa why an immQ,se
factory cannot be built and sue
cessiully opc0ied mere re con
templates manufacturing principals
BY the porcelain electric fixtures for
use in wiring buildings such na
lamp shades. knobs. insuiaiora, etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
f''ls Open at 8 Tomorrow
Morning and Close at
5 at Night.


l'naFrpw Is election day The
y epea At s a. %. and close az s.
fn
.s scfk in the three political
azFiefs IN Seattle was con
assoc today. There are = few
= .'nss scheduled for tonight but
~ Nofk has been done and the
- estimates o. pluralitles have
nc fspubhcans close me cam
~. ~. 'oHight with a meeting ln the
- ss'1'y, over which Mayor Miller
7 - preside. Congressman PRANK W
s.sal''aH VII Be- fhs speaker The
'lAg rally Of the democrats wilI
neg "a Arcade ball az whlch
~. 4 fAliizon. democratic candidate
governor viii s. the speaker.
! afmocrais also hold meetings
nAanielaw a. which Themes r.
-.si zad Walter Allen speak OF
s'9sia Judge + A. Mcdonald and
spaiaan speak. ~ Columbia j.
apnala There viii also be- a
sling a, isaaqnah
4. s.'ons viii BE- closed tomorrow
ss% ne Time The polls are open
se are doing today 90 urging
republicans to get ont and
- aald 4 $ Terhune. chair
- p ne King county republican
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02

The police department WAS mott
fled on Saturday night. BY a report
er for The Star. that gambling was
IN progress in the rear rooms Of the
cigar store az l0s Pike ST.. that
there we're witnesses who could
testify 10 having seen money pass
IA various amounts were won or
lost by the players. and no arrests
were made
After what seemed 20 be a use.
lessly prolonged conversation be.
tween the reported and Captain Me
Donald. who was In charge Of the
station the man who Informed the
authorities Of the games walked 20
an adjacent corner and watched 80
minutes Tor someone % appear from
headquarters.
Game ls Tipped OF.
SO far as could be seen. no Of.
ficor or plaln.cloihes man put In an
appearance during that time. and
the reporter walked back into the
rooms where the games had been In
IfhtNfHh Wl tHfNANA nv - ~
thunder8truck % hnd the place
practically deserted All the games
had ceased 80 suddenly that there
was bat one conclusion 90 be reach.
ed the place had been dipped of
Hecange Chief Ward was absent
Cor the evening the message call
luE attention 20 the fact that these
games we're operating was delivered
% Captain Macdonald The captain
vas informed that the men In the
games we're playing for money.
Captain Asks Questions.
Are they playing pokerg" IN
quircd Captain Macdonald
mo. was the reply they are
not playing poker. but they are
playing for money with cards. which
constitutes gambling. and we have
seen something like So pass Ia less
than 20 minutes
Well. ! don't know. said Captain
Macdonald Is there someone in
charge OF the gameg Is there a
DEALER
Il do not know whether you can
call the men dealers. particularly.
replied his informant, but there ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
FOIL OVERS OF EACH ARE
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY
TATE AND BRYAN ARE.
MAKING FINAL
APPEALS.
Both Address Big Crowds
on Their Way Home
TO Vote.


CHICAGO. Nov. AIT tho
headquarters 10 the republican and
democratic national committees 90.
day, statements were given out
each party predicting victory
Ia tomorgow'a election Dispatches
received from all parts ~ the west
AZ the headquarters of both parties
today indicate the following con.
ditiona Ga states that have been
claimed by both parties
In Nebraska the democrats and
republicans are both claiming the
state The Republican chairman
says Taft viii get plurality OF
10000 aud the democrats claim
the state by the same plurality
In Iowa shc republicans claim
that Taft will set the usual ~
publican plurality The democrats
claim that the fight FOR tho United
States genagnrahlp VIII reduce
Taft's plurality and give Bryan
a chance 90 win
IN Colorado the democrats
charge the republicans with having
tried 10 "fix the election ia Las
Animas aud Hucriauo counties
Both sides claim The state The
speaking campaign IN Colorado has
been rieacd
In Kansas. uFgana entry luto
the Northern part % this state TO
day Is claimed hy the democrats
10 be- effective 10 securing the state
for him iingh sidea claim Vic.
tory iu this state William Ailcu
White who Is managing Joseph L.
Hfistowa campaign for United
States senator. charges THAI the
railroads are 81 a conspiracy 90
elect democratic legislature IN
order % defeat Hglaiow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
STRAW BALLOTS
STILL ON SALE

Straw ballot dav Saturday. netted
si,aAb Tor the Home for Homeless
Girls and SO wen pleased were tho
club women behind the canvas that
% WAS continued with good success
today. Headquarters were kent opCn
al Hnnscn's icweiry store am dav.
and there was brisk sale of TAGS
about TIE city a large number OF
canVussers reported at 3 O'Clock. and
from their reports. received at head-
quarters az noon. 10 is estimated
thnt another thousand dollars viii
ho raigrd by tonight with this
SUM the work of building the home
can be begun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
EXPLOSION CAUSES
INSTANT DEATH
OF MINER

INDEX, Nov. 2--Willlam Ketoh-
um. a miner. working az J. N.
SCOTS property. ten miles up the
north fork Of tho skykomish river,
was instantly killed Saturday night
one ~ round of holes IN the face
- the tunnel had missed fire. he
returned 70 reload g. receiving the
full force 81 the explosion.
Coroner G. A. Hakeman 81 sno-
homiah arrived az noon yesterday
and held the Inquest a. 0alcna. The
remains were taken 20 Edmonda.
the residence of the dead man,
whore he h. survived by a wife and
five children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
YOUNG WOMAN IS
VICTIM OF POISON

OAKLAND. Cal, Nov 2-Tho
police are ondeavoring today TO
reach the friends OF Miss Adah
Beamer. who was removed from
the Adams hotel yesterday after
noon 20 the Alameda sanitarium,
suffering from the effects Of NOR
phine poisoning. whether the wom-
an was victim OF an overdose
which she administered or whether
She was druRgcd. the police have
been unable TO ascertain. She rs
In critical condition this morn
Ing and may not survive
Miss Bcamor who registered az
the hotel as from Oakland, is said
TO bo the daughter of wealthy par
ents Ia Pennsylvania.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
CHAIRMAN ossRoleR's FORECAST.

"The republican majority tomorrow will not be less than so
for the republican ticket My last word Of warning
10 ali The republicans nothing OF
scnoss or keep them from the
poa The republicans the splendid state
placed In the field In this other state
my would like 70 concerning
ticket But the Is at the head of
Go ticket and all who will yoe for the win likely
vote the straight Ticket wish say that this campaign has
been comparatively BY the fact that have such
spondid man ns our He IL Of
apo0s private high annmonte OF splendid intellect
nohest this state has ever had an oppor
tulty No honor M any official capacity boifuer Chair
ma o the STAG Republican Committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
DIVORCED HUSBAND
THREATENS HER LIFE

Charging that her former husband
had threatened 60 kin her. and had
assaulted her. choking her severely
when she asked him to pay the ALI
mony ordered by the court Laura
.c Mcdford presented an affidavit
u the superior court this morning
Judge Gillian ordered her former
husband. Harry e. Msdford to APP
pear on Nov. 6. and show cause
why he should not be- punished for
contempt 81 court
The affidavit states that the
couple were divorced April 10. 1905.
and a deere. entered giving Mrs
Meiford as month allmnny This
was paid for only two months. and
on October 20. when she asked Med :
fnrG for payment on The balance
due. Mrs Mcdfurd Gays he attacked
her. threatening 20 kill her