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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-10-27
OTTO MUELLER, HUSBAND or
IsLIP MURDER VICTIM, BEING
SOUGHT BY POLICE.
BELIEVED TO Be IN COLORADO
General Alarm Has Been Sent All
Over the United States and Police
of Germany Urged to Watch
for Him.

New York, Oct. 24.-The police as
serted that evidence indicated Mrs.
Anne Luether Mueller, whose body
was found in the woods near Islip,
L. l., had been slain for 1915 which
she is known to have had in her pos
session and the hunt for otto Mueller,
the missing husband Of the woman,
was made worldwide.
A cable dispatch from Hamburg
says that the police there are of the
opinion Mueller may have been pro-
tessional marriage swindler The re-
port that Mueller had gone to Colo
RADIO was strengthened by information
that Herman Luether, father of the
dead woman, who lives in Waldo, Sax
ony, received several letters from
Mueller, mailed from Trinidad, Col.
A general alarm for Mueller has
been sent all over the United States
and the police of Germany have been
urged by the German consul to keep
lookout for the man.
The evidence unearthed leads the
police to believe that Mrs. Mueller
was killed few days after she ar
rived here with her husband from Ger
many, April 4, 1908. When she came
she had 1900 marks, or about 1915 in
gold, wedding gift from her father,
whose home the married couple had
visited while abroad. She carried this
money in a pocket in her skirt.
Woman Identified.
The Identification of the dead wom-
an was made positive by Mr.. and Mrs.
Gottlieb Schweikert of Newark.
Following their declaration to the
police that they recognized the jewel
ry found on the skeleton, through pic
lures published in the newspapers,
they were induced to go to Islip and
look at the various articles. The rem
nants of clothing were first placed be-
fore Mrs. Schweikert.
AS she examined the corsets, Mrs.
Schweikert gasped and tears sprang
to her eyes.
They are Annals" she cried. "She
showed them to me when she came
from Germany"
Why She Was Slain.
Coroner Savage asked Mrs. Schwei-
kert if she could possibly think of any
reason why Mrs. Mueller had been
slain.
YES" the woman said positively,
'it is plain to me now. When Anna
went home her parents gave her 1900
marks in gold, which is about 1878.
When she returned she had the money
intact, and told me she was going to
put it in the bank. l know she had
not spent any of it on the day she left
with her husband.
81 am certain she was slain for this
money. She carried it in her dress in
a special pocket that she had made
for it. 1t was all in gold, every bit of
1t, and at night she would put in under
her pillow
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1909-10-27

MississipPians 60 to Garrison School.
Gen. Arthur Fridge, of the Mississippi
National guard, has been advised of the
appointment Of four of the states most
efficient young officers to the Fort Nc
Pherson, Ca, garrison school for mill
tary instruction. They are Capt. s. P.
Walker, Third infantry, Brookhaven;
Capt. J. F. Pope, quartermaster, Column
bus; Capt. R. j. Burnett, signal corps,
Viclsburg, and Capt. II. c. Marks, adj
iunt Third infantry, Natchez. The ap-
pointments were made on recommends
tion of Gov Noel, and with the approval
Of President Taft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24
Gin 9apitel fir Gbeluitise.
@m Isu man btirathsHf

9ief Sraae 1T bon allen Iebenoen
B0Itern peridieoeu beantportet NOR.
ben, unb per BON linen re@t bot.
bIeibt pobl oobinedtelt. Sebe Ebeo-
rie in Gragen 10 beifler 9atlir miro
pobI gum Sf,peigen eebrodt ner-
beh tpenn bos $ers fpritt. - go
iaet ber @bineie .. g., eS eibt fint
@rten bon 6rauen, bic man nift BET
rntben foI. Sun1hft nidt bieienige,
bic aus einen Sauie ftanHt, mo
man bic finbIihen pFIidten rabIai-
fig ausiibt, iooauu feline unoroeutli'
Iihe; cine, bic ihoH einfral offeHt-
lid beidimpft mar, eine, bic eine So
miIientranfbeit geerbt lno i6lieB.
lid, bic 1Iteite Eohter bes Soufes,
bic iBren Batter oerIoren bat. - Gr-
6ere @oIfer fdiien iif 5r bieier Sra'
ge fiirser, bic SImpen itellen als &e.
gel aIf: sol bir Die Srau aus Der
Na5baridaft, bic GeDattern bon 10
melt ais m6gIi9$+ Der alte Delltf6e
oodte ethpas oerber, iiber SieienBatntt
un6 belt ais aIte 09eseI ben penig
poetiiden Sprrb: pSeiratbe iiber
ben Diit, 10 ipeiBt 6u, tper (ie IT."
Soer aud: .&auTe Defines 9ahbarrI
9tin6 1rr6 freie Defines Na6born
Rin6." Sn SStaHen unb Sponien gilt
berie1be @runbias. ~@er in bic Ger
ne gebt, nm 3u beiratben, mill ert-
ipeoer betriieen, ober miro betrcgen."
Ser Eostaner iagt: n8er ii6 bic
ssrou aus iernem 9anbe bolt, bat oft
Fir bic neuen Berlponbten 4iisgaben
au madden" Der Sron3oie nie Der
Serbe iagt: rwie Die Mutter, 10 bic
Sodter." glls Snuptri6tfdmir bel
Der 8obI oes W1bdens miro iibero1
empfobIen, aRf yibre sSamilie au adj
ten, uno Die H1eiiten 8oIfer fino Der
elnii6t, oaB namentIid bic Wiitter
bo5ei enti6eibeno lei. Die Reinrn.
gen. Oh man Der Sdoubeit tpeeen
beiratben ion ober nidt, ftnb getbeilt.
Der Spanier faet: uaein bGBlides
W1abden unb Seine grobe @oIoar.
beit." .geiht nm zines Soities, nod
Inn eines @einberges pilIen nimm
cine Srou. Die einem Iften glei6t,
,nb ygeidt 10 id0n, boB fie tobtet.
rmb nidt 70 bGbIid, Oob iie err
idredt." Ser 9itauer oaeeaen tpornt
imb iagt: pNait beiner 5rauenS6On.
belt tpirt on bid niht suoeden."
9enn Sd6nbeit 1T Srpor mGhtbg,
o6er pie es i'm Spriftport beibt:
.S6onbeit Siebt mebr oIs Shen",
aber iie 1T oeredneIid uno - tein
grotl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24

n iefnein geridJt an Die R0nigfff
neilnt er SeneSetti -fait imperti-
nent" lin 2 llbr 0adnrittags
IGBt aSnis BiIbeIm bitrd Raosituin
Sem franofiiden @of9after mitfbei-
len, Sob INN / l1br Der Brief 6es
Siiriten anton eingetroffen 1T. Be
ne6etti beitebt troS6em auf einem
neuen @npfartg. gain tporp6te iib
Der &0nis an gismard. Die SoIge
tpar Die 8eroffentlidun9 Der befann-
ten gnrier Depeihe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24

~ Gnuuncirt i'm ,8Odsublatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24
GinseSsutidlts SrtsnameH.
ns flo ssr sOlsmaHS S,aHas OsriAaift.

Die iosenannte 8oIfsetpmoIogIs.
B. b. Die Heiaurg oes Bottles, ibm
frentDartie fIit8erbe 8orter our9
anihlub an fefannte iih uAinoge-
reht au MAIDEN, ofieubart iih nu9
bGuiis BEL Sen Srts. unS Hurnamen.
@utipreden6 ben iunigen Be5iebun'
gen, bic uniere Borfabren nit Sta
lien oerbanoen. madten iie iid ouf
ioIbe @eiie efne glnjabl italieniiher
StGotenanen bertrauter. Wtilano
uuroe linen 5u Woilano, gleibIam
einem SriibIinsspapooiie; 9ercna.
bic Sa1tptitaot Ebeooeri6s aes Gro
Ben. 5u Bern (Dietrif Don 9ern);
bic 8eloeerung BON Rapenna gu ei"
ner Robenid)Iott. glus Iateinii6cm
.8ataoium" (sigentIih Y@ditrilm
8atarirn") fpuroe Paiial, aus oe1n
feItiifen r0anubi" cine 6erti6e To-
nau, uno oieies uns 10 beimiib Him
eenoe au, man oenfe on bic Snfel
Wainou, an Sanou, Sasenau II. |.
NJ erbieit aii6 cine grobe Ne1ge
uripriinsIid1 iIapiifer Orte, pie Del
fau, @leemi, BurBlnli, Spanboii II.
q. DeseIeidJen entitan6 elm Nerle'
burg lmo gran6enburg 6urb lm'
forrn1urg bes ftdutf1eh Dor sleit
@aI6. Das tpenbii6e 2iIbora5 MAN.
bette iih in elm ib6nes beutfhes 9ie-
beroie I'M (Stabt i'm Rreiie 2iib6en).
aus Bobitanrp (9Ibitieg, rpobI dlm
8ipede bes Siiders) erttitatb IN &r.
lebninta an Ramen tpie amiterbam,
ROTTERDAM gots6am, aIei6iam
.Dontm zines Bott". Dur9 bic be-
fannie Gage Dom bartber5igen gi.
I6of Sdtto tpur6e Der niidterne
Mduttburm 10. !. 3oILeinnebmer-
tburmD BEL 9ingen gum poetiiden
DSiliietbltrm. 9isipeiIen f0nnen
mir uns bel Sieien umipanoIunJen
bes 2GfeIns toum erpebren, 10, reuH
aus einem 9u6rarpice Elm Dllmmer'
nis uurbe, ODER penn bic S6nitel-
freuoe Der tiroliiben Serrgotts-
i6niser elm Ia:eiriihes 1fruginetim"
(alei6 gi6empob) gu einem edit
tiroIiiGen Yerihneio umDunoelte.
(Spro6ede oes glugemeinen 0eut.
i6en Sprahpereins.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24
Demo ofratif6e StominatiOnen.
6 o u n I D..

Sir S6sriff-R. s. GOnnOr.
Jar Diitritt Sluwalt-Solsph O'Srten'
6ar grotbonotar @illaro Mt. Sunnsa.
Sur @sriatsidrsibsr- @barlss Sruf.
Sir @onntp Sdusmsiftsr Duffb'
Sir Reeorbsr Of Deebs-M. .. Suoss.
Sir Rssiitsr Of 8ius-S. .. Snplsr.
Sur Surp @ommiiidr s. S'SOpls,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24
Bpeben.N nnbf6an.
Snlano.

glud, elmer aus Big Stone Sap, Sa.,
in Ri6mouo. 8u., einsetroffensn yla4'
rid1t wuros bel ben @snitter' uno Re'
asnitiirmsn. Die wabreno Der lestsn
Taae iene @eseub beimseiu4t bnben,
Elm aui miuoeitens $100. 200 berehnstsr
S6aben aussridtst. Die sroBten Ssr'
LUTTE bat bic 9ouisui1e & Raiboills 81
lsnbabnssieuiduft srlitteu, bsreu Sslsiie
in Der gtdbe uOn Big Stone Sap auf
psitsn Strsdsu iOrtseihwemmt woroen
iinb. Sn pistsu Stdotsn mustsn Die
3raitsrSsusunssitationen fiir Ssleud'
tuuss. uno StraBsububu3wsde aubsr
8strisb ssiest psroen.
gou ben "a, ,361 @iuwauoereru, Die i'm
Ufai i'm Safen pom glew Yort sin9s'
troifen iinb, srbislt Der Staut giep
gort nit 32, ,549 8srionen ben S6wsu'
antbeit. Der Stuat Penniptuania err
bielt nit 1o.4ss Esrionen bic nadit'
bDtits 3iffer, unO on Orittsr Stsls itsbt
Der Staat Sllinois nit 8036 Berfonsn.
Die Sioiiaatsn erbislteu nur cine &C.
rinsc anjabl.
Uiebr oils 10000 9eiibte arbeiter,
Utitelieber Der slmulsamateo Iiiocia'
tiOn Of SrOn, Stesl & Gin 8Oriers,
bic in ben Sabritsu Der slmsrican Sbeet
& Gin glate SO. unssitellt iinb, weroen
ON 80. Suni bic slrbeit nieosrlessn,
neil on oieism Gage bic uon Der Sc
isaIdait srIahsne ~Offens @srtitatte"'
8erfisuus in Sraft treten wiro.
Sine @rbidaftslteusr i'm Sstruss BON
1854, Die sr6Bte in Der @ei6idte oes
Staatss Slinois, 1T auf bic ytadldHen'
ffait oss peritOrbenen Wtultis Wtillio'
ndrs 9tslion NfOrris Our6 @ntihsibuns
bss 9ii1tsrs Rinafsr seiest worbsn.
Das pou benz S6la9tbaus. .0tasnatsn
bintsrlaHsne YermOSsn bstrdst $780,
7O3,427.
9la6 sinem pon bsm itatiitiiden Su'
rsau beianut seSsbenen Ssriat lit Der
@rport Der Sersini9teu Staaten pdb'
renb bss lauien6sn Sistuljabrss binter
benz Der Sabre 1908 unO 1907 beosut'
snb surHdsebliebsn. ytah ben S9ds'
unssn bss itatiitiidsH Bureaus wiro Der
@rpOrt in bieiem Sisfaliubr nm fait
200 Millionen bintsr bsm idbrli6en
Dur1i9nitt Der Sabre 1908, uno 1907
unb nm etpa 80 Ntitlionsn butter bem
oss Sabrss 1906 suriidblsiben.
Sn 8aibinstOn purOe bsfanut asss'
ben, oas na6 bem @uta6tsu beriibmter
Gusendrjte, bic ben Dor eini9en Gasen
uOllftduoiS srblinOstsn &sur 9omiraI
Ssniamin Pfsffsr SambsrtOn unteriud'
ten, feline SOffnuus auf Seilung uor'
banosn lit. Rear GOmiral Vamberton
mar aomiral Dswsp's Stabsdsf mab'
rsnb Der Sssi6ladt bon Wfanilu, unb
nod benz Dufiirbalten Der GsrSts 1T bic
@rblinoung bes wafereu 9el6en cine
birstte Solse Der fur9tbareu auiresuns
pdbrenb Der S4la9t.
Srau Gffis Ssnrici aus eeip3is,
Deuti6lano, Die speits @attin bss be-
fanntsn S6riftitsllers Or. 6. ..Senrici,
meldsr fribsr lange 3sit tn Baltimore
tbatis mar, purbe In Der Oiabs BON
Rs6anicsuille i'm iiiOli4en Wtarplanb
auf Der siseusu 5arm bonn SIise sr'
idtasen. 5ran 9enrici mar cine bssabte
Spsrnidnseriu In seipsis uno bat itd
als Di6terin In ameritanii9sn 3eitun'
gen aussssei9net. Or. 9surici ietbit
purOs Dor :orsi BO6en bur6 einsn
5abritubIunfall idper uerlett uub bat
tinen ssbrobeuen Grm.
Su 98aibinstOn Durbs offisiell be-
fauut ssseben, baB 9eutnant u. g.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24

- ltmsefebrt. sic: Limb fpenn
9u bonn 8irtbsbous beimgebIt
glois - SaB 0u mir auf Die Auto.
mobir Obadt gtbitl" = Or: rSm.
Inn Die 3eit ntiiiisu r ifon alf
M i d. Obndt sebeTi"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17
WOMEN PUT JUDGE
BEN B. LINDSEY ON
THE JUVENILE BENCH
DENVER MAN sPGAks TO
LARGE ASSEMBLY At UxPo.
slrioN AUDITORIUM.

judgc lien Il Lindsey. the MD
Judge " Denver. ouea bis political
NE 10 women and woman suffrage
That Il The statement be made
Sunday IN his address before one
Of the largest aHdiencca that has
cyer gathered In the Auditorium o.
tho exposition
IN hi inimiiahla style the Judge
charmed his hearers With pretty
little lifc stories. gathered In his
Denver court. which has hscnmc "a
nous throughout the United States
and after he had told nf the great
good that had been and could b.
accomplished In the handling af
youthful sinners. the judge paid
his tribute to women
After corporate and other social.
cd Interests had sctemcd about IN
every say 10 bring about HE do
feat. the women d Denver elected
him. Two hundred made q house.
toulouse canvass and checkmat~d
the political schemes and marhins.
ilona q the party laadana, with the
result that almost sssry woman ii
Denver. where women vote. cast
her ballot for him. and he vas re-
elected By a larger tots than Vas
given the two old line party candi
dates comblued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17

Seattle has q nee store and one
that bids fair 10 prove q prominent,
factor Ia the eltyis merchandising
affairs. tho 81 A. Gatisirin Fur.
hiiurs company
Tho nrk firm - composed Of
some Of the most prominent and
successful business men uf Seattle
The active mauaEemsnt rests Ia the
capable hands u Nr 81 A Colt.
stein. a man shuss many years
81 local experience IN the home
furnishing lice has peculiarly fitted
him 70 maize an exceptional sucrcas
of ihr ues firm Nyfah A Aron'
son, a native son and member Of
one Of Seaities pioneer families,
IA the secretary Of the corporation.
To judge from the announcement
Of policy whieh appeared In The
stars Advertising columns Fri
day. the nev firm has large
measure OF success IN store for T.
Absolute honesty and reliability
in msrchandiainK h 10 b. the hoy.
note. and no less parsonage than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17
NEBRASKA DAY
IS CELEBRATED
uia BUNCH or GOVERNORS
WILL MEET At DIN
NeR roNleHr

Nebraska Day At the Ayr. eX'
position was celebrated today, Gov
cmor A c shailenberFrr Of Ne.
hfaskh, hclnE the speaker At the
exercises at the New York state
building this morning Later there
waa reception aud Informal
luncheon
This evening a dinner will be
given 10 Governor RhAllenberger
and other prominent visitors. IN
elnding Gov GlasscOck VI West
Nlrglnia. Coy Yessoy. OF South
Dakota, Gov Gllohrlat, u Florida !,
Governor Norris, u Montana
Gov Marshall. Of Indiana, Gov.
Hay Of Washington. and os.Goy.
Ooodlng, OF ldaho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17
MURDERS WOMAN AND
ATTEMPTS ANOTHER

uoLnttEln. Seyi AUG H.
Patrick 6 Casey, formerly q railroad
man 81 san Francisco. last nirht
shot and instantly killed Mrs. Thorn
AZ iioslip wife Of a we'll known
mining engineer seriously wounded
Mrs Allies MANI and stabbed Prank
Dunn, an undertaken
Casey WIN canta here four months
aTo, Waa drinking when h. saw Mrs
Hoailp and Mrs Mann sitting on The
doorstep VI The turner's home ~.
Tor KILLING Mrs ilaslip he shot MrH
Mann twice In the les Dunn inter-
fercd and Wa stabilized IN tho shout.
der H. injuries are not serious
Mr. Mnan may not Recover.
The Hrslina came hers frum Grip.
pie Cruek. Cole
Casey, Sia haH bat one leF made
no effort 10 essafse After hls arrest
iherr Wcfa threatH n iynthinr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17
SWEETEST GIRL IN
TOWN A P|CKP0CK[T

DENVER. AuE ~ 1t cost Harry
Matthews tsI aud sama email
change 70 rei acquainted With the
sweetest Tifi In town last nlKht
lie met her on 18th 81. near Cali.
fofula. and liked her 10 weil that
be spent several hours In her com
pAny When they parted Matthews
found she had picked his pocket
7 Thought Il fuuny that she In.
sisted on paying for everything
said Matthews. whrn he reported
the case % Capt. Carter At the 20.
lice station. bot whcn hha told mo
ahe NRa the wife " a wcailhi los
Angeles business man. concluded
she eaa out Tor . kaod ume and
aaa willing TO pay for il didn't
discover she was nainE ny money
uhtli ss parted"
The police consider the snnlAn a
reff clever rickpoeket She ~
turned Matthews uailet 70 his
pocket amer iatihg tho uiassy.8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17

John II Wanamaker. the merchant
prince d Philadelphia and NeW
YORK. has long since demonstrated
that such a policy builds the great
monuments Of The business World
sad pass best BY far in the Ions
run.
In selecting men 10 bus and head
the various departments. the new
firm has fortified Itself with a
corps Of assistants whose past sur.
easses are responsible for their
present positions Nj T T. Cop
page is In charge Of The furniture
department. Mr. Arthur n Ross
hack Of tho stove. range and
erpekeFf department. Mr. Chas
r0Nsfs Of tho carpet and dfapory
section and Mr. a A. Ling Of re-.
esislnK and shipping Mr. ~ A.
Gsttstein will personally have
charge Of the department Of ac-
counts
Tho ueS firm IL located in the
eommodious building formerly oc.
cupind by the Mccarthy Dry Goods
Co on upper second at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17
FIRE CHIEF KILLS MAN

ROSWELL \. NJ. Aug. Titus
iay Van Elm. flrs chief At Clovis,
n ~ after being shot, rcfhapn
fatally BY his ANTAGONIST. shot and
tiiied John Childreaa during dis-
puts IN which chiidfess wac accused
n settling fire % hts avn home. The
shooting occurred saturday official
notice " II just being received here.
Van Film declared when the fire de-
partmsnt arrived at the flfe child
rcss knocked down two ~ Tho fire.
men with a revolver Tho chief
was 10 badly wounded that he had
10 support himself against tree
while be- returned the nre killing
ChildfeHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17
BUM, THE WATERFRONT DOG, HAS AN
ASSISTANT ON THE JOB NOW.

mornins 10 greet the crowd and
everybody asked where Hum
was
o'iin simply said. This IL his
assistant. and he's doing daty
nps. and there VA nothing 10 n,
beehuae uobody'a going 20 have a
row With Odln
Aud you ought 10 hrc that hir doR
walk around the water front He's
Just got two biz brown eyes that
look up lnto your face Ike a chliIs.
and yon feel Ike q fool
Hum knev shat he vas doing
when he hired him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17
WAPPENSTEINS MEET
AFTER THIRTY YEARS

Charles " wapnrnstein. chief
or Tho exposition guards and FORMER
chief NJ police If Seattle and rincin
naii had The pleasure yesterday Of
greeting biz bfuihar Doe Wuppons
Hirin whom be haa NOT anen for 20
Years The hrathsr has for aosyeafs
been connected with ths Cincinnati
police department recently retiring
10 came 10 seattle today 10 visit
Mo brother and zee the fair Ills
western ifip wae delayed on account
Of no recent death of Mayor L.
Marhhralt u Cincinnati. half
brother If the Wappanalsins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17
CONSOLATION
FOR MIKE s
YOUNG TURKS
We Can Trim Vancouver
Even il Spokane Did
Cart Off the Series 6
to 3 Victory Yesterday.

The blue base which has hung
around bugs bail yard since the
Spokane delegation visited ua last.
cleared up yester eve when Van
eouvrr appeared In the role Of the
victim In the daily giadiaioriAl cot
test
Ii was weird baseball at times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17
ENGAGE
IN MARATHON
FOR PAINTING
Common Pin Swallowed
by Package Wrapper
Starts Things and Hys-
terical II Handicap at
Once on.

PORTLAND. orc. Aug i7-se,
efhl hhlesglrla OF the 0aldon
Eagle department store IN thie rlty
are recovering today from q Joint
fainting Doe and hyatefleal handl.
cap INDUCED In by them yesterday
afternoon. whom Miss hnelah SIC.
clure. package wrapper swallow
ed a pin
The pin was resting anuflY on
the pretty llps VI the gltl Nhen a
witty remark caused Nlss Mcclure
TO open her mouth and laugh heart.
lily The pin disappeared and when
Miss Mcclure realized that II had
lodged To her Interior department,
she tainted
Miss Eialc iecce. aalearlrl No 2
came to the rescue aud Me Ne.
clure vas revived With raaat isi
ness came a realization of the pin.
aud a series Of ahfiekH followed
This 40 startled Miss Leeee that
she went Into Mysteries and wound
up by fainling
ny this time 40 . and No. I and
No bad crowded 10 the rescue,
hut the alternate Mysteries aud
faiHlluEs Of tho frat victims eaa
too much fof them. and by the ilmc
several floor walkers, cashiers and
others Of ihe FIRM had arrived, on
cited women we're shriekiHK and
faihiiag alternately while tho store
vas rapidly becoming clear OF
patrons
with tho aid u several attend
ants and the firms automobile. The
nlfls we're taken 10 their homes
Shortly aftnf the excitement had
atatad a floor walker found a sue
nlelous looking pin on the counter
presided over by Miss Mcclure and
The suspect Il being held until It
can prove an aiihi
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mum haH an AAaiafANt
The water front job vas a little
too heavy for him to work an alone.
and besides he didn't carr about
getting NJ at 7 O'Clock
odin doesn't hfsakfaa, IN .. and
Bun" made up his mind that that
vas time enough for him 10 get W.
You ought to see the fellow hos
put on duty He's a l.avemck set.
tor with a face a. big and broad as
Jack lohnAona Only he's an
honest looking guy.
And say. he doasn'i take notice Of
anybody
The new fellow came down this
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INSIST ON a SEv rea4 !
tINcu and syo!d i1ftfisf -
siunn. Delivered Al yeuf - !
business without eztfa cost y
lie each.
Ring up A tsij or hzi' =
Prompt delivery sssr<t
one trial Que test 0ss@r :
the rest
Main office. 10 Nsfiez -
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pfr1RHuRG. Aus II aailinS
guns mounted on river bnaia 20
protect several thousand Wafh men
thai the local companies nave
brought In 10 take the places OF
their striking employees are held IN
raadlnans today 10 resist any at
tack upon the works,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17

(Notss-Ths following four talks
on ~Ho~ to Throw the Weights
were written BY Ralph Rose at the
request Of The Star. Immediately
after he broke the worlds record In
the ie0ib. shot put al the A~YrP.
Stadium Saturday afternoon.
The articles. the first Of which sp-
pears this afternoon. were written
exclusively for The star and are
designed especially for beginners.
They are Illustrated by exclusive
snap shots.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17

Classy bali vas mixed ea With bone.
heads IN the manner a Mullgan
stew The strain Of the Spokane
series showed IA effects
Like the hero Ia the melodfama,
the Turks chances looked poor
In tho first act. but .4hen the cur
tain was rung down the Canadian
Villains were IN the bands Of the
police. and the epolpers. certifying
A6 to . victory Wete safe In Mlkca
inner vest pocket The score;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-17

Los ANGELES. Cal. AUG IL.
With scores Of delegates from
every section Of the country on the
ground. the i7th annual meeting o.
the American Pharmaceutical asno
citation opened today IN afinphony
hall.