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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-16
BEETOWN.

special Correspondence to the Herald.
Sam Wilkinson of Flora. was il
town Monday posting sale bills
Rob. Burgess of Lancaster was 6
caller Monday.
Bessie Hall and Mabel Hillary
were at Bloomington Tuesday.
Andrew Lewis of Lancaster had
business here Monday.
George Thorpe and wife were al
Cassville Sunday.
Chas. Rogers left Wednesday fol
Nebraska for u few weeks, after
which he will return and take charge
of the North s.Andover creamery.
Mr.. Vincent of Galena was a caller
Wednesday.
G. Metsgar of Galena had business
here Thursday.
Lee Rogers was at Cassville We'd
nesday.
Mike Hillary, Tom and Jim Frank
lin, Tom Bass and wife, A. Zeigler
were Lancaster callers last week.
Jim Keitlinger is back from
Dakota.
Mr.. jackson of Plattveille is here
putting in the heating plant in the
school house.
There was quite a crowd at ID.
Pascoe's sale Friday.
J. A. Jamison was in Lacrosse a
few days last week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-16
Appropriate.

She-"I have just discovered that
the diamonds in the diadem you gave
me last year are false" He-"Why,
then, they just suit your golden hair"
-Meggendorfer Batter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-16
NERVE.

Fuzzy Frank-Lady, kin l have a
drink o. water?
Certainly; there's the tum-
bier and there's the pump.
Fuzzy Frank (insinuatingly)-An'
now if you will please work de handle
for a few minutes?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-16
Lananese Mother,s caress.

Japanese Mothers Caress.
Japanese mothers do not kiss their
children, though they may press their
lips to the forehead or cheek Of a very
young baby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
Three Jailed as Wife Beaters
One Freed, Two 90 to Stockade

On Bonded knees and with tears
coursing down his cheeks. and with
hands raised IN duplication. Rob.
ert /. Lavender. negro. residing
81 siS 2iat av. g. arrested yeator.
day on a charge Of beating and
kicking his wife. pleaded for mercy
before Police Judge Gordon today
Mrs Lavender. the mother Of
six small children. had had him
arrested Here was Lavender
plea.
"Ah CANT explain Il. Judge. deed
All CANT knows Ah'm heart
broken ! love nah wife and nah
Kids Ah'm just out OF the hos.
piial mahself and An was nervous.
go nah wife she fixed mo up "A
algnog That aignog went to nah
haid. Judge"
Turns 10 His wife.
And then Lavender appealed 10
bis wife;
"iawd dear. won't yoh forgive
me. darliu'7
"Sho called me a name when An
objected 10 mother colored man
there IN NAH house who had two
bottles Of beer and quart Of
whisky. And then An had mother
aiguoE OATS an An member.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

Judge Gawd knows Ah1i novah
do u again. Judge, n you let me
90 this time Lawd have mercy on
nah SOUL"
Judge Gordon squolched the clio.
quence The court finally allowed
Lavender 10 go upon his solemn
promise to be a model husband.
Thomas A Noon. selfconfessed
wlfe-bcaicr. Jared differently Noon
was arrested by Sergeant LOCKER
following q complaint by Mrs Noon
The little woman appeared In po-
lice court today with head swathod
In bandages and a discolored eye
lie came home and said he
wanted TO fight. said the woman
IN quaverinE tones. Il tried to
run out OF the house. but he caught
me and knocked me down They
took two stitches in my eye was
cooking his dinner when he came
home"
Noon, n big hulk OF n man. grin.
ned and said he was too drunk
TO remember
"Sixty.thrce days I'm the stock.
ade." said Judge Gordon
G. Dickson. who larruped n young
woman Of his acquaintance. viii
spend the next 20 days In the city
gtuckade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
DO YOU KNOW?

That ellis DcBruler, immigration
commissioner. and Adlt Gen.
Lamplng both hail from the pocket
district Of Hooaierland, the same
section IN which is located Pump
kin Hollow, Iioop.pole township
and Posey county, Indiana, famed
In legend and In story2
That Hiram Woodin, deputy
county clerk. used to be called
Judge more than score of years
aRo7
That people used To- obtain d.
vorcos in territorial days in Wash
ington by a special act Of the legls-
lature2
That Gardner Kellogg opened The
first drug store in the city OF Sc
aftle m 1882
That 100000 people travelled
on the street cars Of Seattle iu
1902
That there are 2,087 miles Of
street railway IN Seattle?
That Councilman Blaine Do In the
title nbatrnctlng buslueB82
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

we've tons Of baby
@Ase0 pounds Of babyl
2 49, bahles
szs record. that
AAen Old 1910 backs down in
70 q Young 1911 the aforemeu.
- iohaage Of Pink Product
haEe represented seattlsB
= Afihs fof the year.
Y ne theory that baby'z aver.
ssiEhi At birth "a si1 pounds
possible 70 arrive at some
.@,'ss'inz statistics regarding the
ai q every home
lae first nina months of this
~ Health Commissioner erich
~ iecofds show that 3.245 little
- we're born 10 Seattle on
ois Dg Frank BOurns thinks
"A aha total sill have reached
=. - thsn TIE horns usher in the
i y iAke # from the madico.
= sal pe fairly Eat record r.
- an mat every day saw the
- !. q average 81 III babies 10
~ 80 y. mat for every 900 resi-
..,.s.a.., Seattle u babies have rep.
{ es.al L viii mean that about
49,. ss wv De Invested ln baby car.
49,. eoantless hours Of night
tr,sqs,, 'aea'sispplug stunts. huge
ass.,. o. paragorlc or similar
which are designed 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
Danced Too Much

Seraphim Holvue was 80 rellR
lous last night that he insisted on
dancing and shouting AZ meeting
Of the Salvation Army az Sixth av.
s and Jackson IT,
"seraphim was making more
noise than the bass drum and cor.
nets" said Patrolman Donlan. Il
told him to cut IL out. but he
danced harder and shouted louder
than ever. There was a lot Of fei.
lows dancing but seraphim was
doing the fancy work. so ! threw
him In
Il Was full" explained SeraphIm
"Tcn dollars supplemented
Judge Gordon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

LONDON. Oct ls.--standlnR in
the dock at Old Bailey. Dr. n. "a.
Crlppon today pleaded not guilty
to a charge 81 having murdered hia
Wife. Belle Elmore Crippcu
The trial Of nr Cyippen started
at once. That ~ Miss Leneyc will
follow upon the completion % the
doctors case A Jury was quickly
secured 10 Try Crippen X u Muir
kings counsel. opened the case for
the crown.
Bruce Miller. the Chicago friend
OF Crippeu. testified hs met Mrs
Crippen while playing in London
music halls during 1909 He said
he last saw her IN London In 1904
he denied that she proposed TO Join
him in Chicago.
Bruce Admits Letter.
On croaa-exRmiuation Bruce ad
mltted that he had been fond OF
Mrs. Crlppen, but denied that there
had ever been Improper relations.
she was married. he said "and
I let our relations end there
Miller declared he had sent Mrs.
Crippeu a letter containing consid.
cradle endoarment Among other
tarma included was love. kisses 10
brown.eyes lie admitted that he
had occasionally Kissed Mrs. Grip
pen. and that she had returned HIS
kisses. lie admitted that he wrote
her between January and 10 last.
The defense seized upon Millers
Testimony aa being vital II Miller
wrote Mrs. Crippen on January 10.
the letter must have reached here
lust before she disappeared u be
came evident that Crippen's de-
Tense will be that Mrs. Crippon
really fled after getting Milicr's
letter
He Wrote Affectlonately.
Miller admitted that his last lot
ter TO Mrs. Crippen Was couchcd In
endearlng terms. Barristcr Tobin
asked him
Were Bellies letters to you as
affectlonately written as yours2
Perhaps. replied the witness
nonchalantly
Miller testified that his wife had
read all OF Mrs Crippen's letters,
hut that she had made no effort
whatever 90 discourage their CORE
gpondcuce. He said Mrs. Miller
had made no objections to the M.
fectlonato terms In the letters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
TWELVE TONS OF BABIES
ARRIVE In SEATTLE In 1910

eliminate squalls ON the high C's.
AND - countless family pow
vows regarding little Napoleon
name
ON the other hand. figuring the
death rate on the basis ~ $4,000,
the figures which the census
bureau allows Seattle. the remark
ably low death rate u nine persons
ln every 1000 "a the report Of Or
Bourna. II is believed that this low
death rate will establish prece
dent IN che United States The
country death rate. that is. the dis
tricfs included 10 the census regis.
tratlon districts" ls placed az %
ln every 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
ORDER IGNORED.
VICE DISTRICT IS Open

Despite the restraining order In
sued b. Judge Mitchell Gillian. The
GillWappenaieiu vice district last
night ran fun blast. aa 81 yorc
There vas mo attempt made on
ihe part % the police Ga drive out
ans ~ the nudesirablcs. men OF
WufnNu
Mayor Gin has paid absolutely 90
attention 20 the order ~ ~. court
Neither has Chief ~ Police Wap.
peuatein
Judge Gillian wAa called 20 gpo
kane By the death 81 bis brother
and none ~ the superior court
ilfEeH will take any action during
bits absence
The vice syndicate whlch controls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
81 b[)SS
O()S{'[E
12345 789 R. H. (.
CHICAGO | 0 0 0 0 OF OF 3 8 3
PHILA. 01O6OX 9 a. d

ore monster crowd the Athletics
n the second game Of the worlds
.ae 8 20 3. and the great Mordecai
ID All over the field
Chance flied 10 Murphy. who threw
70 Thomas. doubling Brown out at
the plate No runs.
Philadelphia - Strunk famed.
Lord singled 10 right. Collins
forced Lord Tinker % Zimmerman.
Baker walked Davis singled 10
left. scoring Collins. who made
great slide far % the plate. Muir
ply out Tinker TO Chance One
run.
Sixth Inning.
Chicago - Zimmerman walked,
steinfeldi lined 20 Collins. who
threw 20 Davis. doubling thinner
man Tinker doubled 70 left King
flied to Strunk. No runs
Philadelphia Barry famed.
Thomas received an ovation. he
walked Coombs singled past Zlm-
norman King stopped a Wild
pitch. preventing a score. strunk
famed Lord fouled to Chance. No
runs
Seventh Inning.
ChicaRo-Bruwn famed. Sheck,
ard doubled 20 right. Schultz flied
10 Strunk Hoffman walked. Chance
singled 10 center. Sheckard scor-
ing Zimmerman forced Chance,
Collins TO Barry. One run.
Philadelphia - Collins walked.
Baker singled. sending Collins TO
third. Davis doubled. scoring Col
Inns and sending Baker to third.
Murphy doubled, scoring Baker and
Davis. Barry out. Brown TO Chance,
Murphy going to third. Thomas
singled. scoring Murphy COMBS
famed, Thomas going 10 second.
Strunk doubled. scoring Thomas.
Lord singled, Strunk scoring. Col
Inns famed Lord out stealing,
Brown to Zimmerman. six runs.
Eighth inning.
Chicago Steinfeldt doubled TO
left Tinker popped to Baker.
Killing walked. Beaumont. batting
for Brown. famed. Sheckard
walked. Schultz popped to Collins.
No runs.
Richie now pitching for Chicago.
Philadelphia -- Collins doubled
into right field crowd Baker out,
10 Chance unassisted. Collins GO
ing TO third. Davis out TO Chance
Murphy out, Steinfeldt
20 Chance. No runs.
Ninth Inning.
Chicago Holman singled.
Chance out Collins 20 Davis. Zim-
norman doubled to left. scoring
Hoffman. Steinfeldt out. Barry to
Davis. Tinker walked King
forced Tinker, the play being made
by Collins unassisted. One run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

tae present district ia operating in
defiance 81 thc injunction They
ARE each and every one 81 them lu
contempt 81 court Hut They can.
cot be brought 60 book until 1udFs
Gillian returns
Wilmuu Tucker. attorney for the
Public Welfare League. viii file 40
application. On the return of Judge
Gillian % have tbs following cited
for centempf 81 refusing to obey
the order ~ the court.
Mayor u G GIN. Chief 81 Police
q W WapvcnHtein. Thomas and
samuel Hyde. 8am Pinaehowor. bar
tara ORTIZ. The Seattle BrcwinE 4
Malting Co Gideon Topper. sig
Levy. Harry +. McKeown. Spark.
man a Mclean. Inc. n. A. McCul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
100 DEAD IN
COAST STORM

HAVANA. Oct with 100
dead hundreds injured And damage
reeching millions from twu hurri.
canes. reports reached here today
that third hurricane a forming
south ~ jamaica gGe people ~
Havana are becoming panic.
atrickeu
u Be- impossible 20 estimate tho
number ~ dead "a the provinces %
Cuba The damage done 20 ship
ping e. iucalcu.ahle Sin towns arr
reported "a have bean obllierated
By The storm
The steamers 8re ovsfduc The
damage lu Havana alone wiii reach
81 .9oa 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

Essry registered entitled sign the recall petition
Wemen and children may e.
Petitions BE- signed the following places;
PbE Welfare League headquarters in seheaerman block
MT 1911
nowniss office. New York block
Flags office. iz21 Alaska building
TeoYrow there ain b. plsesrdsd with petitions stand
Peaee Place. public market and the principal FIRST
Ea seond corners
from these there are nearly with petit
1z throughout city Before the end Of the week there
Y y pstitous every precinct
Tomorrow The ain print complete hsi Of tho
pzss Ehefe petitions may be signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
HOT NEWS
Tha, has Not happened yet.

c. Dayton Aiilman, rhilanthrnp.
list. wili refund iapsed payments to
poor people upon request
"Bia Harry" Rogelst Gid Tupper
and the balance % those worthless
who dashed madly out 90 t0wu TO
escape Judge Cilliamg ukRse 90
close up iight. src huFrylng back 90
Seattle 20 obey the judicial mau.
date
Waiter Wellnan and his hig air.
ship America dropped In on Lon.
don this afternoon.
The Chamber % Commerce. vii
petition Director Durand 20 Top of
about $4,000 names from the late
census count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

lough John Doe Kelley. Jack ghee.
han. Charles hufryman. Ludovc
nallaEioyHnni. Iiig Harm" HoReiet.
Charles VI shnmo. John Doe Nor.
rla. joe =. Marcelu. Mildred Hill and
g Bailey.
The Injunction. which WAS signed
by Judge Gillian last Saturday. has
been served on ali the owners aud
ieaHecH ~ restricted district prop.
eTty except "nlR Harry" Rogelut
Gid upper. Hama McKcown. n. A.
Mccullough and Sis Lew. These
men are out % the city and are
supposed 20 be- taking a vacation"
on Hoods canal until November /.
when Mayor Oiii's order for the re-
movsl Of the district goes into a..
feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
CHICAGO ACTOR LOVED MRS.
CRiPPEN, ADMITS AT TRIAL

Nile. Isoneyo vas not present IN
court, and Crlppen. who stood calm
and Unconditional. entered his plea
before Lord Alyerstonc. presiding
over The trial Crippen was accom-
panied only By bis counsel and the
court officers.
Prosecutor Muir speaking on be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

when she was "A She went into a
necktic factory to work Thousands
of girls and women IN New York
ought 10 thank God that she did ga.
for she has started a fight that IS
bound TO gain for them better coudi-
lions and living wages.
Wen wiring the blood out of
Christmas necktles this year." she
said To me quietly
blood ! asked.
Yes. HuEan blood and human
z--s-a-a.a-as .s.- a,.-,.-.--
Continued on Page SlN.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
BY w. G. SHEPHERD.

NEW YORK, oct is Hereto
fore Christmas necktlos have been
something of a Joke As a matter
Of fact. they have been bloody with
the life blood of children and wom-
ef Mollie Hamer says this Lead.
er of 10000 uocktic makers sof New
York who are ON strike. this girl of
% has a wonderful grasp Of the
problem of women at toll
Mobile Ilamer was born IN the
East Side Her parents were so
poor that she was taken from school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

series this afternoon. Tho score
Brown. star Of the Cubs. was bait
First inning.
Chicago SheckRrd walked.
Schultz forced sheckard. Collins 20
Barry Hoffman walked Chance
singled 10 the infleld. filling the
bases Zimmerman sncrince-flied
10 Strunk. shuttle scoring on the
throw In. steinteldt famed one
run
PHILADELPHIA --- strunk famed.
Kllng dropped the third strike. but
thgcw siruuk out 10 Chance Lord
out. steinficld to Chance Collins
singled % right and stole second
Baker out Brown 10 Chance. No
runs
Second Inning
Chicago Davis muffed Bakers
throw 90 catch Tinker. who was
safe Collins caught Kings liner
aud threw 10 Davis. doubling
Tinker Brown out Collins so la.
Wis No runs.
Philadelphia Davis filed 10 Hof.
man. Murphy walked. Barry hit
20 Tinker. who touched second and
threw TO Chance. doubling Barry.
No runs.
Third Inning.
Chicago Shcckard walked.
Schultz trying to sacrifice. hit 90
Coombs. and Davis muffcd Coombs
throw Schultz was safe but gets
credit for a sacrifice. Hoffman
popped to Davis. Thomas. with his
bare hand stopped Coombs wild
pitch. Chance famed Zimmerman
flied 10 Lord No runs.
Philadelphia Thomas hit 70
steiufeldt. and on the latters Jug
Cling Thomas was safe az first
Coombs famed Strunk beat out a
bunt TO Brown Lord forced Strunk.
Zimmerman 10 Tinker. Collins
doubled over third. scoring Thomas
and Lord Baker out. Zimmerman
20 Chance. Two runs
Fourth Inning.
Chicago - Steinfeldt flied to
Surunk Tinker singled 10 center.
caught stealing. Thomas 20 Collins.
King famed No runs.
Philadelphia--Davis out. Tinker
to Chance Murphy fouled to
Chance Thinkers throw was not
fast enough to catch Barry. who got
a hit Thomas singled to short.
Coombs famed No runs.
Fifth Inning.
Chicago-Coombs booted Browns
grounder and Brown was safe.
Coumhs throw OF Shcckards bunt
was slow and Sheckard was safe.
Coombs was given an error. Schultz
sacrificed TO Davis unasslsted Hof.
man walked and the bases were fun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

WASHINGTON. oct. "a The
weather bureau today announced
that probably ghe storm center of
the Florida hurricane ia southwest
~ jacksonville.
The barometer ia falling aioug Tho
Atlantic coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

Two months ago Mole Hamor New York nccktie maker
went to her employer and demanded that working conditions
IN his plant be improved to the standard of decency
Mollic Hamer promptly discharged
The other day 10000 New York nccktie went
strike TO enforce the demand that Hamer her
job For the uecNe makers who unorganzed when Mol
lie lamer lost her job wen organized now When MIL
lie ame lost her job they apathetc
they are awake and fun OF fight They have
years under conditions that nolerable
tfmlucd TO nave a least sanitary Thorough
N organized and affiliated with the American Federation
Dor they are prepared to make fight for their
Al TINS because Molle llamer demanded better working
conditions and was fired for daring make such demand
For Il Moie Hamer years old organized
tie workers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

half ~ the crown. declared that II
would be his part 10 show that Grip.
pen and Mile Lencvr connived for
three years 20 Eet rid Of Mrs Grip.
pen. and did everything In their
power 10 bring about a divorce. SO
that Or Cuppen would be free TO
marry his typist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
''YOUBETCHA"

PatroIman Donlan met Mr. Eddie
Smith last night Eddie was uu.
able 20 find hts bearings and the
pafrOlman sent him 20 Jail
n suppose you we're good and
lOaded?' commented city Attorney
Pierce
"Youbotcha." smiled Eddie
Judge Gordon wiped the smile
away when be- announced that the
city treasury yawued for five dol
lars OF Eddle'B money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

sseents o. Hsllmzn CITY, st a
xpY assendse meeting. last night
hts1 tat tneY 1snt 30 nanse ~
sssnpn charged. Ths rams Fflll-
a. sncs kls arrest. ard as a ~.
sd ne Stars expose 81 his
as.sz rstho1s. has 1aS effect
nm SAFE values, according 90
asw rsy residents. ard besides
sawf ssriia;icr to tnens.
Il Aa nsghts meeting a com.
nse naastlng AZ Morcrief1s
gsasm NJ VI Gag and , Grlley
n lsgainied 70 suggest a new
M b ne sowu which wlil b.
sssarsd By TIE resident at an,
- nse,iag 70 b. held next Mon
a. gkl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
'We Wiring the Blood From Christmas Necktes Says MOIe
Hamer Queen of 1000 Women and Children Strikers in N Y

Look Your Neckte There's Blood I'll The Blood Of
Weary Women and Little Chldren-Molie Hamer Tells
How and Why This Is So and How 1t Is That
Makers Are Striking for Working Conditions in Accord
with Common Standards Of Sanitation and Deeeney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
WELLMAN AND
CREW SAVED
,ns allied r,...l

~
Amie
ftera halfway
Of the
Il maledb
cana
ahaan o pehrd Weumn
avuo re awasaba
honwta
10 d y Mn AMIN of toohefe
- povng a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

me- on 40 partisan candidate FOR the supreme win
Jslerss@ eapefattc ticket This decided olympia
4 49, ~ me supreme
fs1 llcpauon " decision the candidafoa
rrt, nance aa partisan candidates with various
4 N auditors ln the state
voted ~ occupy column ~ their the ticket TO be
hnes YetDef D. Tho democratic ticket will contain
4 NJ" supreme court ilatcoa
: az n CO. SOU on me supreme court makes the part-
ballot 81, wen aa iu name. They wit be the official
tsef m hef part N the republican the democratic
Nsae court I VIII nave no c'"alaa''a TOT u' SN
qae ana manner progressive republicans progressive demo
eas ''' party men can vote for the nonparisan cand
htt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
I ,rssr ENVIRONMENTS :

,rssr DEVELOPMENTS IN
nlLlaAN's CASE
- m,il November 70
| - 5 FEDERAL indictments
\ nm aa
swa 4 fireman 81 q.
- x,aas for personal
}naqx
/ ~ cts people SAINT g
l,,as mas q their town
nsns IN either subarhs
~ mt Hsilmans name ua
raS
y Buys back % piseea q
nnsy IA bis vaFious asidiiloes
ID sy Laurence fchnsua iaf
aars 10 fulfill c0uiraet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

4
GIRL BUYING CORK LEG GETS A oNELEeoED HUSBAND !
BOSTON, Oct NORMAN Hitchcock sells limbs
himself Cleona Noble OF New 4
London, Conn., lost leg in accident Hitch
cocks 90 buy a cork a
Hitchcock then md 4
legs to walk their having
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18
HLLMAN CITY PEOPLE
WANT NAME CHANGED

r,,r Shark Millionaire, Who Made Money in Deals With
WV - Poor People Faces More Trouble Now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

ttttt \ = \
> After Two Months Divorce
4 Couple Re Wed, While the =
4 Children Are Witnesses 4
4 DAYTON. oct rs. Two 4
4 months ago today Andrew 4
: and Mary Bonham. of Dayton, 4
= were divorced Yesterday
4 they decided that they had 4
= had enough OF single blessed. 4
4 moss. and IN the presence of 4
4 their four small children were 4
4 married an over again A
y Jolly family reunion followed 4
\ the nuptinla. 4
4 \ 49, ttk 4 4 - 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

- sstst o - . =
Fair tonight and Weduea- 4
day: warmer Wednesday;
. light northw eBieriy winds
:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-18

- ttstk - = = 4 =
Water will be shut off from .
: sixth ay. 10 Terry av. and =
. from Howell 20 Virginia. =
4HH4 44FEE $3.50 y