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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

Seven new vaudeville acts. head
"a by Carllslea nogs and runiea
we're seen at the Star theatre yes
terday. The comedy sketch OF
Cummlns aud Gore. the acrahatie
dancing OF the Manning Twiu Sia
tcrs and the singing az Alya York
soubrrtte, proved 10 be other feat
urcs of the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

In spite Of the fact that they
have been seen here before. the
FlOrcnE troupe q acruhata proved
10 be- the feature Of the new hlil
which went ON at rantagcs yaude.
Vile house yesterday. Mgntelfa
Marioncttes. the Atlas uuartette.
Harry Ielson aud others OF the new
numbers took well yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

THE GRAND Dramatic form q
PRrslfat
THE sEATTLE-"No Mother e.
Guide Tier. meiodrama
THE LOIS The undertow. -
itirsi drama.
THE LYRIC IIngo's Daughter
huFifsqus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
Al the Family.

The Family theatre yesterday be
gan a new week with The Slick
Mr. Quick. musical comedy like
tho shows that the Collins. Lewis
q Whitney Co have given the pub
lie In the past. this weeks offering
Is fun Of tun. and contains mum
Der % suappY. catchy tunes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

eruoon aud viii continue through.
out the week Young buffalo Is a
feature Of the hill doiug some te.
markable feats IN the way OF sharp
shooting Nefa de Haaalui pleasea
aa An operate soprano. her voice
being one ot fanEo and feasibility
There are several comedy acts and
sketches. aud the show % varied
after the Coliseum style
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

Pictures Of the Cans Nelson fghl
are the feature 81 the blll to Be
seen az the FivesCent star theatre
this week. ELLEN nradham. cham.
pion bag puueher. gives exhibitions
al every performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
A. the Coliseum.

Eight new vaudeville acts vent
on al the Coliseum yesterday aft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
AMUSEMENT
The Family Ihed

Tifth and Pike. Tti' ' ~
The collins Lewis 4 v Z q
pany IN the original q NJ a..
ana sons. THE sftk "a
usak and Lyrics by y hee
Nasie L. W Iiereert 49,
With Monte Collins -
yii'ra Sarfna Wills. 4, ~
bIe cast 81 principals - 20 ~
ton beauty chorus ts' ~ hits'
new-and lets OF fnn.
ufnftufp - !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
E'I..s''|S;|lS
zA...ALIIa.,X,'2 0

s Johnston O. Ann'.
plANoLA REciIA,ss -.
salelsi. .,..I1s
Mr.. Thos J. psnis,s. Sd :
Campilmsntafs ss,nniIsa ats !
80, ~ secured on hpP anti :
f',,sser Piano House she
tt ,t., u hall VII y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
"The UndertOw."
iIySIEyHTTTIITITIII
SC Star Theatre

wv Nefona ~
Continuous performance from n a. m.
to ftign y IN. dairy
This Week
eANs-NtisoN te-RoUSn FIGHT
John J. SulltVana championship
diamond belt, kid Howell. cham plHn
lightweight ~ tho Northwest. Ellen
Rthdhnm, champion has puncher 81 the
West eo-Any seat--te
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

law The funeral was held at 2
O'Clock this afternoon az the Trinity
~ T.. church Burial took place
at the Mount Pleasant cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25
Buried Today.

sam simons. aged 81. died Feb.
% at the rcaldcnce. 2l7 Mob nm
Putnam Roots. In ~. Il. 16ln.
tops. the best boot for Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

John caFt. Mgr
All This Week. Martin 4 Emerys Pres
rHtaffnu ~
"rAHSIIAI"
tin English
Adapted hN William Lynch Roberts
Evenings al stE MHuHees At ans.
Matinces WEDNESDAYS and Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-25

rhones-sanssi. Main ttet: IND. tsst
All This Week Usual Matlneea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
10y United Prsss.l

VANCOUVER, u. c.. Aus L.
Murders and cannibalism in the BIS.
marck archipelago. followed BY a
German punitive expedition. In
which some villages were burned,
the capture Of trading schoon.
err and the murder OF oliver Burns,
sydney trader IN the Solomon
group. was the news brought by the
steamship Aoraugi. which has arriv'
81 from Australia via Honolulu.
Three mission boys were the vic
Tins OF the cannlhallstic affair In
the bismarck group. which is under
German control Rev. " banks
mission station was attacked at
Raining. and the three boys who
were captured we're killed and their
bodies carried 10 the hills, whore a
feast was held. The remains were
roasted and deyourcd.
Evidences of the feast were found
BY an expedition sent To punish the
natives. One OF the party, a Ger
man trader named Schmidt. was
MORALLY wounded by spear.
oliver Burns. victim OF the ma.
lives In the Solomous. had a trading
station at Marova lagoon. His trad.
ing schooner, anchored off shore.
was seized aud looted. aud he was
tomahawked. Two blacks boarded
his schooner To trade. and while
Burns WAS STOPPING TO pick up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
FLAMES ENCIRCLE
MARSHFIELD, ORE.

aud make the arrangements for the
funeral Of the Filters
Mrs. Melton of 81 Joseph. NO.
a sister o. Mrs F1feT. is now en-
route for Seattle and viii arrive
here Monday. She may take care
~ one OF the children.
The body Of Mrs Denny Niehul
viii be forwarded 10 Boauiam for
burial this afternoon Mrs. Frank
Biggs. a sister Of the murdered
woman. arrived in Seattle last
night and will accompany Mr Niehui
and the body % his wife to Ho-
Quiam The funeral win be In Ho-
quiam. where tho Niehuls arc veil
known and very popular The lodge
of Eagles az Hoaulam. ~ which Mr..
Niehul II a member. viii render
him every assistance To-day the
guests and employees Of the Lincoln
hotel where Mrs Niehul was en-.
ployed as a telephone operator.
made up q handsome purse and pur.
chased some beautiful floral en-.
hicfna Tor the funeral Airs %inhul
vas very popular a. the hotel and
everyone who knew her speaks ~
her sweet disposition and modeaiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
INTERFERING WOMEN DROVE HIM TO
IT. SAYS FRIEND OF JESSE F|FER

a $40 thls morning at Minor
pa making tho third victim Of Fser addition his
suicide.
Mrs Ethel Pacific hospital pre-.
earous condition although rallied
slightly last the physicians give fighting
The o. three Mira filters
Her sfs kidney panc,ersd.
Another lungs the third passed
through her shoulder She ame csd Thursday the
sratino table srnuanss administered pfoonn
life.
Her friends. Miss Margaret Mccain Miss Helen Reyes.
bedside away before the
Mrs Filter Hss knoedes told
was
She told them she knew she dying that
afraid Her eny orphan children
TAKE good Of my children. your" repeatedly
asked. streaming faces
eyna friend they give children
before
expressed desire boy
sight
realize
bedside.
Weakly the dylnO earsssea the head Of her
she BE boy, aro~ up
o be = fine forget your
Mama. you die al ss.
final Kiss Kind
sorridor the again
uneonsciOusnsss and shortly afterwards death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

moved quickly TO Louisville for
safe kcepine
The murder caused great excite.
ment amoue the whites. and the
RAGS EsciinE ran high. The negroes
threatened 60 organize against the
whites. aud ~ . meeting ~ a ne
AFRO leder The resolutions indorsins
the killing OF Cunningham were
unanimously adopted When this
measure became known The whites
were infngtated The four meu
said "a have been the orleinators
IT ne resolutions wena arrested
and placed IN iali on the charge
" Conspiracy. The whites deter.
mined that immediate and sum
mary action waa necessary. and
The atoe was organized quietly
without any warning 20 The iAileg
whu realised that n would be use
Less 10 resist The negroes we're
tskea quietly "a the old Hanging
TFee where many blacks have
died and were speedily executed
The mot then dispersed.
The iynehinE II the four men
has tefrutixcd the negroes ia this
accfioa. aud II IN not pFohabi
that fhcfc wili b. any further
sgonbie Cunningham DISCHARGED
ilrav6er. who had been employed
on the farm. aud the negro. resent
irg BIS Dismissal. waited an oppof
ffnsfy and killed the farmer in cold
hieod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
BRIDEGROOM MAY
BE CHARGED WITH
BiGAMY

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Geo.
Wlngfieid. Nevada millionaire. and
his wife. who. until Thursday night.
was Miss Maud Murdoch OF this
city, are In Los Angeles today on
their honeymoon trip. while regis.
tered nc the Stewart hotel In this
city IL another woman who signs
herself Mrs. George Wingfield aud
threatens TO bring an action for
bigamy against the Nevada mining
man.
The woman, who STYLES herself
Mrs Wingfield No. /. is the same
woman who created a scene az the
Little St Francis a year ago by
threatening TO Xiii Wingficld She
says that the Nevada man has lived
with her for eight years and that
she is his comm0nlaw wife. accord.
ing TO the laws OF that state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
BIG WELCOME
FOR ATHLETES
President Roosevelt and
Bryan Will Make
Addresses.

NEW YORK, Aug. THE Amer
lean athletes who participated IN
the Olympic games at london, with
such signal success, will be given
a most remark able reception upon
their arrival here August IS, &C
cordina TO the program which was
announced today.
The speakers will include Presi-
dent Roosevelt. w. J.. Bryan. Gov.
Hughes. Mayor Mcclellan, Presi-
MCGOWAN Of the board Of aldermen,
and Chairman = J Conway OF the
reception committee The ship
bearing the returning athletes viii
be escorted up the bay by a United
states gunbOat "A they pass up
the North river, the whole city Will
extend It's welcome from the win
dows Of the skyscrapera and every
point OF vantage. From the dock
there will be a parade to the city
hall and the exercises Will BE- held
IN City Hall park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
FARMERS fail TO GET
STALLS AT THE MARKET
Many Disguised This This
Morning on Finding All
Good Locations Gone.

Because they were unable TO be
In Pike place to attend the drawing
yesterday many farmers this morn
ing found themselves without stalls
and had 90 be content with I'M
sheltered and Inferior locations.
Some OF the farmers told a Star
reporter this morning that. while
they were given poor locations.
many peddiera and representatives
Of Western Nv. commission mer-
chants were occupying choice
stalls.
These farmers stated there were
enough stalls occupied by such per-
sons 10 accommodate all the lcgiii.
mate farmers who come 10 Pike
place
According 10 the actual raisers
present conditions are entirely I'M
necessary. and we're brought about
by rank fayoritism on the part 81
Inspector Chcadle
Endorsement Circulated.
Several DAYS ago a statement,
signlfylng that the farmers had
been fairly treated by Inspector
Cheadle was circulated through
Pike place. but despite tempting
promises and implied threats. the
majority OF the farmers refused to
sign.
One man who signed Gays he did
so because Cheadie promised to re-
serve a good location for him today.
This man says that when be ar
rived this morning. he was told by
cheadle that be was late aud the
siali had therefore been given to
somebody else
The man says he asked Cheadle
how he could dispose Of HIS poultry
and produce. there being no loca-
lions % any Kind left. lie says
Cheadie replied
Why don't you sell TO tho deal
erSq"
when asked by a Star reporter
Why he did not take cheadle's adj
vice the farmer bitterly declared.
4 viii cat my chickens and prod.
uce before / viii give them away az
the prices offered by dealers"
N the drawing for stalls is fair
~ conducted" said one farmer,
how Is IL that certain men who are
not even legitimate farmers have
the same stall each day Surely
man could not fairly draw the same
number each day for a week"
Push Carts Have Places.
Are those push carts. said am
other farmer. pointing 10 several
such vehicles which occupied good
stalls, pushed in from farm
each day"
Obviously they we're not. and In
spector Cheadle does not interfere,
but, on the contrary. hands out
good locations 90 owners OF such
carts which occupy entire stalls.
while legitimate farmers ESPECIALLY
fruit growersl are given minute
spaces around posts or larger spaces
where they are exposed to the sun
or wind
II is charged that dealers owning
booths make absolutely no effort 20
conceal the fact that they also con-
duct stalls
Such conditions as these. the
farmers say, they will not tolerate.
and Il Is up to Mayor Miller and the
city council 20 make matters right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

CHAPTER /
Nan Patterson. young. beautiful.
OK member Of the famous Fiorodora
sextet. sat In court tn New York.
charged with the murder % Caesar
Young, q bookmaker, Il was her
third trial Two iurics had dis
agreed 80 to her guilt or innoccHce.
The whole country became inter.
csied IN the Girl prisoner. She gave
out countless interviews She ad-
miited she had not made the most
out 81 life
= became lost In the great. great
city Of New York. she said. sob
bling. = never realized nay position
until this great trouble came upon
me But now my eyes are opened.
II only have liberty again. what
a different Nan Patterson ! shall be.
Oh. how long 20 show the world
my real self. will 20 into the
country. where there are flowers
and birdsth great night life will
have me no more'"
Give the poor gifl chance. "
Numbered the natcn She de-
serves another chance"
Then the third jury disagreed the
cell doors swung open. and the
beautiful Nan Patterson swept out
and for time little was heard Of
her
CHAPTER H.
~Thero IL no alternafivp' You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC MARKET CRITICISED
FOREST FIRE THREATENS DESTRUCTION OF OREGON TOW
SPENT HOUR nv
ICY WATERS

after struggling for more than an
hour N the icy waters. the party
wse picked up by the TUG boat
Beaver and brought 10 this city.
The yacht was sailing for South
helllugham from East Sound when
e Wa struck by a gale Before the
sails could be altered the craft went
over and all were soon clinginE FOR
their lives 20 the hull Of the boat
The neu managed to yet Mrs De
briiS End the children into the dory.
They clunR desperately 90 the
yacht Witch WAS pitching and TOYS
ms Il the gale Debrilx says the
Wind WAS Va the nature Of a tornado,
comips la ~hirllng gusts across the
open stretches ~ water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

/ have had your chance. Leave Pitts
burg before ~ tonight or the 20.
lice viii send you 10 the workhouse
for vagfaacyi"
on July 70. 1905. Nan Patterson
sat in a big chair IN the office OF
Captain Of Detectives Roach Of
Pittsburg He was talking 20 her.
When sou left jail in New York
said the police captain. you were
not bothered by the police fon
were allowed 10 so your way. The
path you chose was a circle--it led
right back to the police station
The woman didn't sob. She eyed
the official in a halfamused half
defiant glare. She was still listen
ing
Il don't care where you go. said
the detective. only you can't wreck
any more homes In Plttsburg The
wife Of a well known resident
makes particular complaint You
have mred her husband into dlsas-
ter The storys straight enough
my men"
The cxtravagantly dressed young
woman arose lmpatientlY
what have You decided 60 do7"
asked Roach
"Oh. what do you take me forf
I'm going. OF course"
That night Nan Patterson left
Pitlsburg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
REGULAR cLoUosuRsT.

LOS ANGELES. Aug RE
ports today from the San Gabriel
gorge state that. so far as can be
learned. no lives We're lost In the
storm that broke over San Gabriel
peak on Friday afternoon. filling
the canyons with water. uprooting
trees and filling San Gabriel gorge
with $4,000 inches OF water in few
seconds. The roaring OF the water
could be heard for five miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
Citizens Panic Stricken and
Call for Assistance Is
Made---Many Fires Are
Raging.

MARsHFiELD. Ore. Aug. ~
While great wallis 81 fire. which
ragged In the forests al niuh,. are
gradually approaching this city. the
eisirsns are engaged IN moving
their household furniture and die.
oina trenches amidst great excite
aent.
Many homes on the outskirts o.
the city have already been de.
ntsoyed.
The streets are ehoked with fur.
nitvre Of al descriptions.
The excited people do not know
which way 10 turn IN their niaht.
as the city Seems TO be hemmsd In
~ the flames.
Mayor straw has appealed 70 the
nearest sowns for more assistance.
The wind is Increasing hourly.
Unless il dies out before lona
nothing san save the city from de.
struction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
Three BOYS ARE KILLED
AND BODIES eaten

some goods he was struck from be
hind with an ak.
Kerosene was found I'm the vessel
and Il was scattered about and the
schooner set on fire. after being
looted The natives then looted the
dead mans store OF everything and
burned t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

UkfAu. Cal. Aua. The forest
fire that Friday afternoon threat.
ened this city with destruction. Is
Etili burning fiercely co the Panther
trail range and cannot be stopped
until thousands OF acres Of timber
have heen burned over an the
country between Dry Greek and
this city has been burned over and
the flames can be plainly seen to
tho south and east 81 the town.
This afternoon flames are gradually
approaching this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
EIse,rle s.orm slsrts FIre.

BAKERSFIELD. Cal. Ang -
Forest fires started Friday afier-
noon by an electrical storm are ~.
ported today o. be beyond control
Lightning struck in several places
In the mountains and started the
fires The storm ~ Friday came
aa the end 81 an oppreasiscly hot
spell and rain fell All over the
county and In the mountain dis.
ffigfN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
Taken From Jail by Mob
Of Whites and Strung Up
Result of COld-BlOod-
ed Murder.

nUsSEl.I.Nli.I.E. kY. Aus IL
The bodies Of four negrocx were
found NaRpended from the Old
Hanging Tree. on the Nashville
pike. as dawn to-day The men
werv removed from laii IN tails
eiiy last night By meb 81 de-
trfmined whites. who forced the
iaiier 10 deliver the prisoners uu.
der threats % hatterjnT down the
duofa
Tho lyuchinE was che result ~
the murder of James Cunningham
Nhlie farmer. near Aiicnaville
XIV. week aro BY Rafus bfoa
der a negro
The men hanged last nsEhi BE-
lonKcd 90 a lodge that adopted res.
olutinua endorsing the murder
ntowdsr probably wuuld have been
lsmehed Il he had not been re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
DELEGATES TIED-Up BY
A CLOUDBURST

OGDEN. Utah. Aug 1.-The dele.
cation 20 the Independence party
convention from Washington. Orc.
gon. California and Nevada return.
ing from Chicago. were delayed 40
miles eant Of this city al last night
~ 4 cioudburst which washed out
the railroad tracks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
BLOW TO OKLAHOMA BANKS


WASHINGTON. Aug i--Attor
neg General Bonaparie today an
nouaced his decision that under th,
federal banking laws " Is Illegal for
national banks IN Oklahoma 20 con
tribute 10 the deposltofs guarantee
fluid provided by the new banking
Law 81 lhat state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

forest flge faginE 10 this section 81
the state. aay that the flames can.
not be checked until they reach Pit
river. which forms q natural bar.
fier.
Most Of the telephone lines into
the hills are burned. So II II i'm.
possible to learn the exact extent
% the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

ST. PAUL. Aug Gov. Johnson
has sent letter "a W. J. Bryan
placing himself a. the disposal OF
the Cnmmoner Gov Johnson says
he viii be available for campaign
purposes after September I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE STAR FAMILY
OUTING DAY NO. 2?

Thursday At Tana panTh ceb ~
var o Il o he Ia Is
y IN & on % n
@ b
a n >
o "a y G. n /
$50
o n he I D
yrcou IL ahc
20 % % II r
10 the In also
which coupons open
and music by the oclstr
II VOW would al h x o nn ark m 10 c o Of 10 large coupon
am L o OF Mar the il Seattle aves
horan oc our " " o a return
rip his "a ri v { park
N 4
Go a eary a o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
POSSE Is CHASING
GIRLS ASSAILANT

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. L.
Word was received here today that
VIM. Douglas. a white man. charged
with assault upon small girl has
been surrounded by posse Of farm.
ers In the woods north of here, and
probably VIII be lynChed before the
day is over. Il is alleged that Doug
las attacked l3yearOld Helen Dun.
gan while the child was playing
near her aunt's summer home north
OF the city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

The announcement OF the en-
gagoment OF Miss Emma Ballou To
Mr. James Gallagher was made last
Sunday at the church of the I'm
maculate Conception.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
Seattle Yachting Party Cap
sizes Near Bellingham and
Have Hard Experience.

(By United Preset
BELLiNohAm, AUG. 1.-The
pleasure yacht Linda Of Seattle.
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. pebrltz and
three children and y. G. Head and
son Sidney aboard, cspslFed of
chuekanut bay late iass night. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
Grocer Smith Says Flfer
threatened to Kill Them,
But Says He Didn't Be-
Gsve Hin--hrx Filter
Dies

n.
IjIpS
-
a.. 80.
EslfeHee BROUGHT !" HA"' ,DN''
nakes Z certain shAs seHNe fa'oA
Nd llsnssd g murder MISS MAT
nws aglafn and Miss Helen
- .yssr.a nurses when ~ On.
So -, - Al. u.,sa -
kNa NJ AA'P'''" - ''7 ''''
lfIl La az iass ihefsaay eve
.nr
go al, ma almoat tWo weeks
... - - 49,,
" 'as. es -" e
ASN 80 wusheh' h.Aid = y 1aiaA',
~ acsell Az. today and ne told
Ne y aHasn ih'ifssiAy inofniiis' re
~ mild tempered man ana !
t<st peliese MN ! lanshed ~ OIL
I | ~ snessed thAt ~ meant ~
lssalf aaFe taken measures 70 Pre-
wsi &c tragedy
nese women nave turned my
" AEAtnst me. said Jesse. anu
azst my home they nave ".
Akz<zt my Vile 50 thti she Noh {
~ Y me. some nl&nt y Eo UP
NN al All thena oo'n-
Was Driven insane
NJ smith thinks Jesse F1fer was
Ezzt!casly driven insane hy wofry
~ tne lfoisis ~isn ne VII ~. anu ,
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- - $50. 49, p - = -. -, =. -.
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49,. 49, Z 80. $3.50 - ..A'a' '''''
'4~'1 80 y P"@-ie -
werner Make Trouble
Z sazn't very long before these
ssa semen had made trouble be-
sxwa the Filters. When Fifeg came
y SEATTLE. shen Mrs. FIfeY with
" iro friends were living Al IT'S
>'<suf AZ, Miss Mccain ordered
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s'>af ever beat Dis wife. she told
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ms ~ y Al.s'ss trv hsIg
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y Asa' 20 q nc house 20 see his
&C. ~. 80 ofeeftn away y me
A. $50 y. - she mac kpt an ofnef
su. sa, ~ \. ~, ~. ssila'hihs him from
" sns house.
wanted TO See Wife Alone.
flief ased 10 tell me that he
tEss n could fix uu everything N
e nald onlv aes HIS wife alone
u EaeId cali her M bv telaohone
I'D Mlm Mcclain Or Miss REYES
elsas 70 call Mrs Fifer n Mrs.
~ ~ neF.eif answered the phone.
~ ao1ia stand ~ her side and
aef not 10 do anything be
49, y was enough to drive any
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