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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-11-19
FUNERAL OF Mr.. CARMACK
Deep Gloc-l ForvSdes His Native
8usiress Entirely Suspended
and Public Buildings Draped.
While Tho Di5t;ngui5hed Son is
Laia Among Eis Fathers.

While Tho Distinguished Son is
Laid Among Ezis Fathers.
Columbia, Tenn, Special
ness was cn;iioly suspended and the
people OF THIS city and county, to-
ge'her with large delegations from
many other Tennessee counties turned
out il force TO Go honor to the
memory Of the late Senator Carmack.
Public buildings were draped out of
respect to his memory ana a deep
gloom pervadcs this entire comnu-
nifty.
The funeral was help al II O'Clock
IN the Methodist church. The sarv-
ices were very simple. but impressive.
and tie scenes at The church and at
thc grave where The distinguished
statesman Was laid 10 rest were such
as viii never be forgotten By the as
'cmbi"ge present
1hc fulci&! services at the church
we're IN charge Of Rev. w. Il. Boah.
DaS.or of he First Christian church
ncrC. tie church of which Senator
Carmac& was 4 member. Rev. Lin
.i,os. -, n' '''' ', INV "''',t''G 'He al
.Lc b,,r;,l r.,, ,.,,.,.I ~ ,.;., aHT % ave
.on;n lo"n,, ~ -" I'ae'., WI , M"H-
bonorcL n,,,.l,n.. ' "c ''ta 49," DI'nS N,a ';n
c~,lc.. TL~sn Gr..o';o o,o,a;; n",o''.o
nres,.;cl cycr l.. NT,:om TaI,, WI
lion,son of ,!ss .;,,. nast I''' ororJ
nas.o. '' 7"'''
Floral crye,i,.ns ~c~o sort fron, al
parts of ,La SiSfo w. o,Tn,.;rn o' F,on, 80"
me citizens of cnlr,b:. nnI Ntanr,.
county vas ,.,-,i6ciont noIl yyL;cb
.ovrrcI thr c,:;rc caslc, '
When Tie cinryal t,.,;n ,co.bod tho
.!urc1 shortly ,f,.r n o.rIool, tbnro
was Il Irothlifr hash ,vc, trc rrcot
congregation. Fer y i,tn bo,r bororc
lie time frr shc funeral crcot crowds
of S3rCWin~ friends BEGAN 10 rather
ut tie ,Lurch and the auditorium was
pac.-j to oyercowin- by 1850
o'cloci., while hundreds we're turned
AWAY. being unable TO Gain admission.
WitAin he clancol was LARGE
likeness &C Senator Carlaack drap"d
in black
There were prominent mpn present,
representing al sections OF Tennessee
'eadin" supporters and personal
tHenGs of the dead Senator.
Hcl1 cr rr,r5cr cborro
N..h,.l,. r
,,a,r,mt nL,,.;,,.. ''.''i ,''.."i ., ~ ~ o."'V
dar - ,o,,,'',, -, 80 la C "''' ''IC ii'''-
~" H'"'cN ''I"'"l
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25
KERSEY

w. r. Reeves and John NJ. Burke
made trip to Denver Monday
Z. E. Halle of Washington, Ind,
spent last week with his sister, Mrs.
d. n. DeCamp.
Mrs. Mary Bailey and Mrs. Emma
Flint of Greeley spent Wednesday
with Mrs. ]. P. Romans
Otto Olson sold forty acres Of his
ranch five miles west of here Thurs
day to Mr.. Anderson of Omaha
Mrs. Will Weidmair of Eaton,
spent several days last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Nor
RI.
Cort Fetters and family moved to
their homestead near Corona, Sat
urday. viii Mortimer went with
them.
Rev. D. NJ. Scott assisted by Rev.
Winkler OF Denver began revival
meetings at the NJ. f. church Sun
day evening.
Charles Olinger came down from
Boulder Tuesday for short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Reeves
He expects to return soon to make
his home here
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Talbot were
caild to Fort Morgan Wednesday by
the illness and death OF their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Miller. They returned
home Saturday morning.
A large and enthusiastic crowd
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HIGHI.ANDI.AKE.

Fred Gibson expects to move 70
1oveland this week
Orders are being received for
hauling sliced beets.
J. d. Patterson sold his ranch
south OF Mead last week.
George Evans is expected home
this week with his sheep.
With 4 few exceptions. the farm
ers are through digging beeta.
Frank Jepperson arrived from
New Mexico the last OF the week
with his sheep.
r. n. Knott drove several head
OF cattle down from his mountain
ranch last week.
MT. and Mrs. Frank Palmer and
FAMILY VIII spend Thanksgiving with
MS mother. Mrs. Emma Palmer.
Mrs. Rufus Mead will arrive here
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FORT LUPTON.

Park Glenn has opened q meat
market in the Cash grocery.
Mrs. P. W Ramsen of Denver
spent a few daysin Lupton. return.
ing home Friday
Mrs. F. A. Jasper spent q week
with Platteville friends returnine
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Adams was confined
to her bed several DAYS asst week.
but is now better.
w. s. Decker, n. Fl Ewing and
W. W. Adamson are doing tury
work at the county seat
The Sunday school teachers and
omcers were entertained at the q. 8.
AilseorooK home on Saturday night.
The Denver. Laramie g. North
western railway has rradtnr ont.
Mt at work on the w s Decker farm.
L. T. Davis and Sam Natlock are
noth circulating petition tn tn,
county com missioners for aDpoint-
ment as water comm ssioner to sue
coed c. NJ. Jump.
! Mrs. Nelson entertained r,,,a =.
number OF friends Saturdar IN honor
o. Mrs. Hayden, who. with har hus.
oand' expects to 90 to Montana 10
make her future home.
The box social given in conyen-
tion nail Friday evening by Miss
nostoh' Tor her school was uuNe a
success, socially and nnancialIy. A
very pleasant time was en- ninyad nv
all. "JoSeo ny
MI ana Mrs. Tuller Of Kansas
oI.y' MO, stopped on here recently
anu anu VISITED several DAYS with Mr..
ant, anu ars, Foiker They we're ON their
way way TO California to spend the win
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LA SALE NOTES.

Rev. Mathews returned from Kan
~ last Saturday.
=. H. Behrens and J. A. Hicks are
earring potatoes this week.
Rev. Baxter occupied the pulpit
at the Presbyterian church last Sab
bath.
Miss Jennie Ellis was the guest OF
Mrs. T. G. Macy of Greeley q few
days last week
Mrs. Mckissick OF Denver was Wis
iting at the home Of her sister, Mrs
Jas. Beattie. the past week
w. Brubaker Of Evans has pur-
chased the old school building and
viii convert It into cottages.
j. W. Ellis. who has been confined
TO his room the rast week with
rheumatism OF the heart. 10 conval-
escent
E. c. Harrington accompanied his
father. 8. Harrington. a. far ~ Den
yer. on his way to Colorado Springs
last Wednesday.
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PLATTEVILLE.

G. C. Pease spent Monday 10 Dan
Yer.
Prof W E Reid visited friends u
Greeley Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Large enterrane
the Platteville teachers Wednesfa az
evening.
Clara Carpenter and Elmer Lyean
who have been very sick, are con
valescent.
Mrs. Warren Hammitt and dauEh
| ter, Eunice, are visiting relative> at
Longmont
Miss Edith Spoor. a nurse vhr has
had charge of case near BRIGHTON.
has returned to town.
Mrs. ]. B. Guthrie and childrden
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Smith, at Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClalna
OF Canon City. cousins Of Mrs Hat
tie Gwyn, were in town Saturday
Elmer Terry. wife and daughter
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Terry
The entertainment given last Tues
day night at the Gass hall by Those
Western Boys" and Miss Shannon.
was certainly a rare treat.
A. Pesse of Denver. Who AA~aSeen
visiting his son, Guy. end family, To-
turned to his home Friday evening.
He was accompanied by his grand
son. Master Verne
Mrs. Gilbert Wiley, who has been
sick for the last three months. was
taken to the Mercy hospital at Dem
yer Thursday morning Late reports
from there state that she Is improv-
ing
The Rebekahs surprised the Odd
Fellows Saturday night after lodge
Just as the gentlemen were prepar-
Ing to serve oyster soup fof them
selves, about twenty ladies came in
bringing more oysters, and pies, and
thus completing the lunch in q very
agreeable manner, and adding much
merriment to the occasion.
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Ward Laybourn returned Friday
evening from weeks visit to Ster-
ling, Brush. Fort Morgan and Den
yer.
Miss Reba Amos. who has typhoid
fever, is slightly improved. Her
brother. Lindsey. is recovering rap
idly.
Mrs. D.iH. Nylander vas brought
home from st. Luke's hospital sun
day evening. much improved In
health.
Mrs. Z. o. Banks returned to her
home in Loveland last Wednesday.
after an extended visit with her
mother, Mrs. Dora Ballegoin.
Miss Olive Buhoup went to Love-
land Saturday. where she visited
with her friend. Mrs. W. B. Afford.
formerly Miss OBrien Of this place.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25

greeted Those Western Boys" at
the church Thursday The program
was the best ever given in Kers. y
and the people nope to have some
more of the Lyceum course this
winter.
Mrs. j. H. Foster entertained the
Ladies Aid at her home "Wednesday
Comfort tying was the order of the
day. A splendid dinner was served
at noon after which a short business
meeting was held. Mrs. c. |. Moore
ard Mrs. f. f. Chiffs of Greeley Ms
Allie Steck, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. las
thompson were the guests of the
society.
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was conducted by Rev. A. ", Cor
man Sunday afternoon from the VI
E. church Interment was at t'
ans cemetery.
Thos. A. johnson of Belle efontairs
| O.. has purchased the Louis Larsoi
property in the north part or town
He will take possession about Chris,
mas time
Earl Crook has resigned his pos
tion as clerk in the McMurphy stor
and expects to leave this week .oi
Portland. Ore. to engage in the gro
Gerry business.
Henry Broadenhauser and family
will leave soon for Vincennes md
where they will make Their home
They have been farming the " r.
Adams place, west of town
j. R. Hayes of Godfrey Bottom
will move to Evans about the first
of December, taking up hs resi-
dence in the Morrison proper, pur-
chased by him some time ago
Word has been received from Mrs
L. J. Barber that shortly after her
arrival at her old home in Green
field, Mo, her father, Daniel Bailey
died. and her mother is lyinE very
i'll. and not expected to recoysr
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WINDSOR.

Mrs, William SchwaIm is SLOWLY
recovering from her recent illness.
Mrs. w. b. Middleton spd little
son son were in Denver Saturdav and
Sunday. ''uay ana
Miss Lura Doty of r., c.u,..
friends here. ING o'u
eros Mamie Forbes returned Sunday
visitin vioii nreeley, where she has beer
n "A local branch of the rndrs,r,,,
hullolns & Loan assoejation bas
been organized here '''io" mas
=. George Hanna and Gcorge pr,yus
were among the old tlmers SI o., . ,sss
IN Greeley Pioneer dav WIG were
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EVANS LETTER.

feter Hughes of Loveland was an
Evans visitor last Saturday.
John Conley of Grand junction will,
spend the winter in Evans with home
friends. ''''''
George Briggs of Loveland is hav-
ing concrete pavement placed in
'front.' OF his store and hotel at Ey.
ans.
Z. 5. Milroy expects to move nevt
month to the Norris ranch in God
ifey Bottom, and will farm that Mace
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sella entertained :.
number of friends Saturday eyening
Dancing and music were the prin
clpal amusements of the evening.
Ihe funeral OF Dan w. Pjerpont
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ELWELI..

Miss Maud Mcconnell of Johns
town spent Saturday and Sunday
with Elwell friends.
A baby sister Joined the jolly
crowd Of little folks at the home OF
John Sloan, Saturday, November 21.
Miss Beulah Shull has resigned
her position in the Johnstown
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25

soon from Albuquerque, N NJ. and
visit few weeks. Mr.. Mead will
spend the holidays at the home OF
his mother. and they will return to
New Mexico together.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25
BEEBI |

NJ. D Andreuu
to Kansas last nd
Mr.. and Mn "
Denver the tM q
Mr. and Mn u
Peckham, visited u
family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. ]
ley visited at 81
home last veef.
The house at
occupied by BUT I
lily. was burned Ml
ing machine va
saved
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family Sunday.
Two 49,

C. H. Baird, .kt
the Greeley Clear
works at 81? MINI
personally conduct
make new suits la
present also he NJ
shop in the WillM y
later will move al
into the Ninth aveh
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school and goe NJ
for a Normal eou
The Chrhtia [
committee pla,a
weight social II
A pleasant time I
An excellent 4
prepared for N
this week, prisc(
short address By
be a real Thsl
which all are ils
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25

Wedding inyitatM
nnents at the Tribun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03
COUNCIL TO SELL
GAS PRIVILEGES
Franchise in All Annexed
Territory VIII Go
on High Bid.

In line with suggestions ~ cann-
Gilman Max Wnrdaii a resolution
as introduced 81 the regular coun-
cii meeting last night dariarlnk tho
Intention - the city fathers % sell
a xAa Franchise. covering the new
territory ~ South and West Seattle.
% the highest bidder The rasoiti =.
ton was referred to the CORPORA
ton Committee
At present the Seattle Lighting
CO. has a main extended through
South S-attie 10 tt~arRet1Wn under
= temporary permit issued ~ fha
lizard 1f public Warkn Corpora
ton Counsel Calhoun holds that the
exclusive franchise which the com.
pany possesses IN Seattle does not ~.
lnnd % any terrtsory not included
within The city limits at the time
the Franchise wss granted. which
excludes Y from operating under
ne franchise IN all territory added
20 tho city since the DATE % the
franchise.
Tho petition for a referendum
vata on fha question ~ giving the
Y ~ r. CO q franchise for = prt.
vate watch and fire alarm service
Waa declared % contain a sufficient
number u names - insure the cleo
tioa. which will BE- held IN the near
future
A committee vas appointed 20
confer with she board % public
works relative 20 the question ~
Installing both feisphune exchanges
Ia the neW municipal building the
Metropolitan building co. pafitioned
for the Improvement 81 streets IN
the old university district, tho Sc
attic Electric ca asked FOR a fran b.
chiae % connect ita Yesisr Way line
With the Western Az. tracks. and an
appropriation ~ as 900 was made
- construct new city stables on the
tide flats
a special accession - the council
has been called for Friday might 60
canvass the votes cast az tho reKua
lar sicriluu today on the question u
issuing tf80.o ln bonds for q mu-
nla lpai garbage plant
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vas examined by alicnisss and tan.
en- 70 BloomiuKdaie Though ha
stOutly declared hts sanity. mem.
bers Of his family refused 90 listen
70 his plea. and finally BY an In
genlous method he sueceeded Ia 80.
Gaping from the asylum aud took
up his residence IN Philadelphia.
There he voluntarily placed him.
self under the inspection 0f alien.
lata. living with them. and though
they decided that h. vas sane. his
family stin refused "a intercede In
his behalf lea Ncw York. Later chnl
oner bought an estate In Virginia
and has since resided there. living
an apparently rational life He "a
much beloved b. his nelshbora and
frieuds. tie has written a book en-
titled Four Years Behind The
Bars "a which he describes In
graphic style his lifc AZ blooming
dale.
Several years ago he established
a knitting min ut Roanoke Rapids
" G.. and last summer he Jour
nsysd there 20 deliver a Fourth of
taiy address 20 the school children
lie now declares that his single aim
In iifa - % establish bis own aan
ity In New York. and then devote
hts time % propaganda ~ ths
evils Of the nrevalling iunacy laws.
lie believes that thousands OF per
SONS who are perfectly sane are
today confined In lunAtlc asylame
should hs win hia present case
precedent win b. established to
1hlch al doubtful ianAiica may
appeal and have trial b jury
Twenty years ago Chaioner mar
RED Miss Ameiie Rives. Who b..
came famous as the author % The
novel cntitied The Quick OF the
Dead" She vas the daughter ~
Col. Rives. former minister 20
Francs. Less than ciKht years after
their marriage Chal0nsra wife ob.
tanned = divorce IN South Dakota
alleging Ineompatiblliiy % temper
A curious phase of this chapter IN
the life Of tho unhappy millionaire
vas the fact that bis brother. WIN.
throp Astor CHAMBER. seriously oh
jsesed 20 the book Ameiie Kives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03

! SOCIAL NOTES.

bftaaM " &C.
Mrs John Ewing Prizes has thu
distinction - being the first hostess
- = private FUNSTON AZ the naw
Washington hotel Yesterday she
entertained over $50 ladies n The
tea and craving rooms at a briaka-
Tea from I 90 3 a'elack Misa EEhai
Williams and Miss Harness ~ Apple
ton. Wis. wars tbs h0uaFad guests
AasieiinK Mira Price were Airs
h'Nesisrtgk iiauamaa. Mra Henry Vi
Dickinnon Mrs " "a u. Green.
Mrs A. 81 stewart MrN. HcsFsy
f4ndiay. Mrs M A Arnold. Mrm H.
A. struut. Mira Mpas. Miss Emma
colllas and Mira y . Msus.
~At ttons.~
Mrs Edward Lincoln Smith will
reeeivo haf friends ~ an ~mt home"
Friday afteFuo0n at the family resi-
denre. itth av. =
Bridge .Afssrneon.
AIRS 4. q Hamilton viii give a
bridge afternoon On Thursday AZ tho
Ftfioch club.
LUnehson.
Mira Thomas " Green will be tho
hnnored guest on Thursday az n
luncheon % BE- given b Mrw Thee
dors Doultgn.
Club Dancs.
The les Frerra club viii give a
dancing party this evening at the
Rsnton Hili club hsuns.
tndo- Arnsriesn Association.
Tbs fhdD- american association
meets on Friday with Afrs W. D.
GoxinEtnn. fsT i1th Az. ~ Mr. ~ l..
Norrna will speak on Home Life In
India"
AID soeisty.
Ladies' AID society of the Holy
Trinity Lutheran church win muat
az The homo ~ Mrs. Addison. IN Co
lumbia city on Thursday afternoon.
Nov. 5.
Whist Evening.
Tho second ~ the series % what
evenings viii be held b. the mem
bsrs ~ The Unitarian church In their
ASSEMBLY rooms. corner Hoylston Az.
ana olive 81. az D. IA. Wednesday
Nov. g.
A. 81 Frsaeis Hessi.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Rogers % tho
Hotel ~ Frnncta, corner Eighth as
and Union st. entertained thsir
guests with a dance and Hallowe' On
party Saturday evening Fate games
nres tc the entertainment.
NJ. W. Alumni Meets.
The Northwest Alumni association
~ this Iowa state collage. Amea. Ia.
held their third Annual banquet on
Saturday evening. Oct 81. IN the
assembly room n the noylafon Ave
nue. Unitarian church Covers were
laid for 30 and a brilliant gathering
- alumni u tho college met for
most enjoyable eVeuiuH. The table
was laid IN a hollow square. decorat-
ed with Ivy and red strawberry
leaves. lighted IN addition 20 the
regular lamps BY series 81 candles
nFtlstlcally placed After the t0aafa
the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year President. r.
NJ. Dyer. Vice president. s =. Ben
nett. secretary. Miss Morrison, and
treasurer, Miss Hlglow.
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had written and forwarded copy
Of the aame 10 hts brother with
marginal criticisms ChAinner. BE-
ing deeply IN love with his wife.
resented these crlticlama. and
since then the brothers have been
enemies. II IL even aid that this
event caused a gradual alienation
Of chaloner and his family.
AFTER her divorce ars. Chalnner
married Prince Troubetskoy. Chal.
oner's ancestry dates back 70 Char.
lette Corday, and he frequently az.
serts his pride 81 descendancy from
the beautiful and history loved a..
sasain Of Cen. Mafat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03
ADJUSTMENTS



Hello. is This Mt. Rsissf. manager
% tu~ urQhnum What DO ]
shink ~ this show this week. Well
juss what thu giri who sat neat 90
me raf1 --'Thts Il q good show She
wa riHnt
~EYhia and Mildred Potts.. ...f
should aHticaiAie. Ernie'a las punch
ms pats hfm IN the bon hon class
Thost white and black effectB make
the ACT attractive. ft's a good first
afanNas ~
Yes : wAs glad 20 soc MiaH Meta
vseta on the biil Say. she can sing
can't sheT And / guess that stun
ming costume didn't cause your fem
mine KiieHsa 10 take extended no.
tire' Bas = sweet voice. too
You've said ~ The -Four Grams
make Ny the tsst quarter ~ acrohats
I've seem since yeu took eharae 81
'syst 4 sn,oysd the old classics
rondaFad b. the italian Trio, Their
voicss bland nicely ~Fur An Eter-
nity~ I heard when a wee hit %
a lad and Il lost none q its charm
under the handling % tbs Italian
singers.
4 was one ~ the few who gave
Mr. Hat McAlliater a welcoming
hand II don't know him. but I've
read some Of his famous fathers
speeches aud I wanted % show my
appreciation. Mr.. McAliistegn one
act comedy IL filled with fun. Isn't
~ Miss Camsron and Afr. Tro-
Fnnvue keep up their end nicely. see.
Pred Warren and Al Blanchard
Wen. fair You know an ordinary
team must put IN the ginger Yes
they finished on the bit. but
thought " took a little TOO much
time 20 got az the neat.
"Clevcra no name for 81 The
Three Mosher's. aided and eheited
by the Rotund Usher. furnished the
best BIZ of trick cycling I've ever
seen IN Seattle sh0wshop. and I've
aoan a lot ] don't know how much
they sting Mr.. Beck every week. b0t
they're worth it...
why don't you cut the ~ 'fn
pictures never coold SEQ any
thing amusing IN a film portraying
revenge There's enough ~ that
stuff IN everyday life without pay
ing % SEQ itt...
well. anyway just reach over and
pat yourself ON the back for me.
VIII your You've got a good show.
Mr.. naitsr Good bye"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03

While walking along Second av
near Cherry "a saturday morning
Robert Gibson. ~ TIA Maynard av.
found the valuable gold medal pre-.
scented 20 Michael N Donovan. II
az cherry hF members 81 the salt
Lake City fire department which
waa stoieu from uonUran'H apart.
msuts last Friday night No traea
- other articles % leweiry taken
from Donovan'H apartments has
been found hy tbs poilfn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03

a result 81 tho report Of
George actin rdlu mfwyp fwYp twp
sk-U0v. John ~ MrDraw. trustee.
upon the sale - the property %
GeoFRe r. Adams. who u serving
dust from The government ASA y
office. about % per cent ~ the
claims against the estate viii be
paid a. once. The realization ~
90. 900 was reported % the federal
court BY Trustee McgraY yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03

The 10 Kountry Kids, IN a smart
and novel bit ~ musical comedy,
opened as the feature OF the now
show at pantagea yesterday. Han
Ion and clifton, hand-to- hand and
hoad- To- head balancera; Dunn, Fran
cia a Co. In n farce comedy; Earl
and Curtis. singing comedians, and
Bornier and Stella, singers and
dancers. were other features of the
new show, with new illustrated
song and double series Of motion
piVfWFpH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03
GOES AFTER WOMAN
FOR PERJURY

ABEntEiS. Noy. g - Deputy
MheHiI Dean left today for Chicago
60 brinH Mrs Mabel Ionnnsnn from
that city 10 Aberdeen Mrs Tonne
son secured the arrest before hrr
nafftaNH ~ Louis fWapi. we'll
Known rl9fhiwr, on the charge ~
Highway robbery Fugai was con
flrtod. bus appealed % the supreme
reafs While The ease was pending
MFs Tnunaaan married fha ha11iaa I'll
pitcher, made an affidavit that she
BAD sworn falsely ana took The fest
traln agt with hef husband faf chit
Easo. where She has since resided
Aimee then aFiHenew has been ar-
eumuiatsa 90 warrant her arrest on
the charge % perjury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03
Moore Theatre

paid ia Full" Eugene Walters
great play Of contemporaneous
American life. drew out another
large audience az the Moore last
evening. The east Of seven people
are hllf men and women Of more
THAI ordinary acting ability, and
suited we'll 90 their parts. There
win be matineoa Thursday and Sat
urdav. and the election returns viii
DO fead between the acts this ewes
ming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-03
TITLED MAN is
WANTED FOR THEFT


BAN FRANCISCO Nov a.-Tha
police today are locking FOR clyde
Johnson, alias Jewel. rumored 20 he
SON % Lord Jewel. OF England.
who slipped through their fingers
last nlElt after he was interviewed
by detectives from headquarters on
the arrival % tho steamer Lord
Aofton, cnhirgram WAS received
yesterday from the police % sgd
ueY, N w requesting the deten
ton OF johnson on charges Of steal
Ing aoma and lingerie la Australia
The Lord SETON, on which John
son was serving as Hecund stew 3
ard. passed quarantine last night,
Detectives hpnrqed her and Inter
viewed Johnson Ills baggage was
searched, but none OF the missing
articles we're found, ~ was ar
ranged that Johnson should be kept
uudef surveillance. During the
niAht the steward managed 20 got
away, and the police now have no
trace % him A thorough search Of
the aiip viii be made.