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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
MANAGER AND
$4,000 GONE;
FIGHTERS HOT

TACOMA. Nov. %. Thomas
stcinherE. president Of the Lold
Athletic club. which pulled or last
nights big bout az Dreamland rink.
has mysteriously disappeared. Also
Is gone an OF the gate receipts from
the biggest house that ever attend.
ed boxing bout In Tacoma, some
$4,000 What has happened to
Steinberg none OF his friends can
tell The fighters who took part in
last nights card. both IN the pre-
liminaries. aud Jack Lester and Ed
Hagen Ia the main event. arc un.
paid, and none of the bills in con.
pocuon with the affair have been
paid mn noCoursey. manager OF
the Lo.d club. Harry Burns. man.
ager of Lester, aud Loanle Austin,
manager OF Hagen. reported Stein.
berg's disappearance to che police
last night, Burns and Austin then
took an automobile to Police Judge
Arnston's residence 20 ask for a
warrant for Steinherg's arrest.
What has happened to Steinberg
no one knows he has been pro
prictor Of saloon recently at
.406~ Pacific av, He roomed over
the saloon. Inquiry at the rooming
house by the police last night elicit.
ed the information that Steinberg
gave up his rooms Monday and took
out all his belongings where TO the
landlady did not know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

Upon day foregathered
% the village ~ OF gleesome lads Most enyied
them Donald Doughuu OF wealthy specuaor For
Just at this moment Donald had IA hings spend kncnack
and amuaemonts although aron Africa
shoes and In hose supporters.
little off Sylvester
eharwoman with hacking cough Sylvester did
II ahngs In fact his whole wealth copper
which he had earned at punching holes
village apothecary.
Come" cried Donald a djssouo reckless manner let
each how waste substances And he threw
Ing look AZ the chawomaus
his II ahilnge thing II
Far from aping this example
his finer qualities He laid his fahng
persisted in hts moigate habits and
he were In the midst OF dense forest
period Of n has elapsed We find sylvester
pyweaher the charwomans
broker with fine gided carriage carry him about
on dark incemont night there O
able
eaten fur TO keep off the elements the
For PHYS sake Kind sir. assistanoe!" walled he
One swift glance through unredeemed
and sylvester knew that ponad Doughnut before him.
become of IA shllngs sirrahg'
At this Donald Doughnu burst scadng
"Oh sir he cried wnging his hands ~ had
saved IA shling would toby smoking butts"
OF triumph have sul copper farhng
he displayed greenish unsterzed 81 s copper
farthng U is now quite valuable being worth hrppence
numsmats Take IT, a
end thank me for not having MY substance"
This bitter blow
lators Cutchng the he pier
as is called Weighted down by the rthng he
sink
Good radiance" Sylvester sioppyweather meaning
the copper farthng. for it was plugged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

VICTORIA. II. C.. Nov. "a
Frederick Van Housen. his wife.
and party will plunge shortly
into the wilds Of Vancouver island
70 find gold By means OF wireless
tcleKfAphy.
Frederick Van liouaen IL a wlre.
leen operator who has a theory
that ore interrupts the air waves
sent out BY wireless instrument
when the waves pass over the
point where the ore il hidden. So
bp has formed a party that viii try
to prove the theory This trip IL
the result 81 years OF experiments
In which be has been greatly AZ
sisted by bis wife when the trip
Was first talked OF. Mrs. Van
Housen declared that she was go.
Ing with her husband into the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
CRIPPEN PAYS

~ che doomed man and two ward.
era. led BY Father Carey. Who In.
toned prayers for the dying. cross
ed the fsw yards separating the
condemned cells and the gallowe.
where ExecutioneF John Ellis stood
waiting
Crlppon. without hesitation. as
though he bad nehoarsod bits part
In the mimic tragedy. mounted the
galloN8 with a firm step.
DID Not Falter.
He dld no, falter. and he dld not
break down To the few oulook
FRS the governor. the sheriff, the
priest. the lal!erH. and two repre-
aeutatiyes Of The press -Crippen
seemed acately conscious that hia
time had come He did not speak.
and stood firm while the black cap
vas being adjusted
Outside the jail a morbid crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
WANT YOUR TURKEY
COOKED LIKE
TAFTS Is?

II yon want your Thanksgiving
turkey stuffed just the way Preai'
dent Taft has his. here's the for
mala. taken from Mrs. Taft'a own
lpFlyAir cook book
place three cups of fFeah bread
crumbs In the oven. and when
nliFhflY CRISP remove Mix With q
rnp of melted butter. To this add
I0ne cup OF hnisernut meats or the
meath ~ black walnuta. eaifa
awcctbread that has already been
cooked. the juice Of half lemon.
ono hay leaf. pinch Of cayenne
pepper. = pinch of thyme and salt
10 iAssn. Mix all together very
lightly wiih q large fork and I'LL
Into the turkey. but do not pack
tightly. a. that makes the Htuffing
noggy. heavy and indigeEsible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
n RRES Y
ITALIAN
BA MIXER

Annlbolo nroaai, president Of the
nanca liallana. was arrested yes
terday. charged with embezzling
s3277 OF the savings Of Gommaro
Anznno. lie was released on a
bail bond Of $1,000.
His arrest followed the dismissal
of the case against iloako II Nova.
koylch, formerly cashier Of the
bank whom HrenHl charged with ap.
pfopriatlng $4,000 of the dcponliora'
money Crunaexnminatlon showed
there never was $4,000 on deposit.
rrenui will be arraigned before
Justice Gordon on December 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

wilds The dangers and hardshipl
Of such a trip were pointed out "a
her. but the game little woman
never faltered.
Il can make the trip as well az
any man." declared Mrs. Van
Housen. and so she's going along
TO assist her husband In his
search for wealth.
In the wilds. stations will be set
up, and when sounding between
two points. II Il Is found that the
waves are interrupted. then the
party win hunt for gold In that
locality. The expedition will be
made up OF six persona. four be.
Ing expert wireless operators. and
each viii carry a portable wireless
outfit, similar To the instruments
nov used IN the army The start
viii be made shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

bad gathered. bat q heavy fog en-.
ahruudod the building and cioakcd
the yiuw " the jail yard. Even
the iorblddlnE black arm Of the
Failova tree near the rear wall
could not be made out
Az o'clock n spectre ~ y black
flag was hossted 10 the top Of the
abadowy flagpole near the prison
gate. aud q few cheers. some
Misses and many groanH sped Grip.
pens ahriven soul on the last
flight
Crippen had paid bis debt TO
justice. and his obligation to the
efforts OF Scotland Yard.
A wardcr posted on the notice
board 81 the prison gate the Off
cisl document ordering the hang
Ing. the Hhcfiffa certificate that it
had taken place. and the phyai.
clans certificate Of death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
Newsies Hear About
Alden and Priscilla

The "neweics" had n great old
time at the Alhambra theatre last
night. where the opera Priscilla"
was presented by a local company
under the auspices OF the Won.
ems Guild of S. Marks church.
They we're taken back 20 the days
when turkeys were discovered BY
the Puritans Ia rugged old New
England. and Miles alandish. the
blunt old soldier. made love TO fair
Priscilla through proxy. All OF
which was told Ia song quite ex.
eellcntiy. aud the ''ncwslea" were
glad 90 hear Priscilla sing 10 John
Alden. why Don't You Speak for
YourHelf7" II Was just great.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
DO Not Try 10 Drive ard Force u
TO Work When u Is Not Able. or
You VIII Suffer Al the More.

You cannot treat your stomach
as seine men treat a balky horse:
force, drive. or even starve II into
doing work at which It rebels The
stomach IL patient aud faithful
servant and will stand much abuse
and ili-treatment before Il "haiks. p
but when II does. You had better 10
slow with II and not attempt to
make II work Some people have
the mistaken Idea that they can
make their sfomachs work by starry
ing themselves They might cure
the stomach that way. but Il would
take 50 long that they would have
no use fc- stomach when they
got through The sensible way out
OF the difficulty Is to let the st0m-
ach rest II II wants 70 and employ
a substitute to do It's work
Sfuarts Dyspepsia Tablets viii
do the work OF your stomach for
you and digest your food just as
your stomach used 10 when Il was
we'll You can prove this b. put.
ting your food IN a glass jar with
one Of the tablets and sufficient wa
ter, aud you will see she food digest.
ed In Just the same time al the
digestive fluids Of the stomach
would do n. That will satisfy your
mind. Now. 10 satisfy both your
mind and body, take one Of stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets after eating -eat
all and what you want-and you
will feel IN your mind that your
food is being digeated, because you
Will feel no disturbance or weight
IN your stomach IN fact. you will
forget all about having a stomach,
Just as you did when you were a
healthy BOY or girl.
stnart's Dyspepsia Tablets act In
a natural way because they contain
only the natural elements Of the
gastric juices and other digestive
fluids Of the stomach II makes
no difference what condition the
stomach Is in. they 90 right ahead
Of their own accord and do their
work. They know their business
and surrounding conditions do not
Influence them in the least They
thus relieve the weak stomach oi
all rs burdens and give # lts much.
needed rest and permit Il TO become
strong and healthy
stuaFt's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale BY all druggists at 50 cents a
box They are so well known and
their popularity Is so great that q
druggist would as soon think oil
being out OF alcohol or quiDlne az
Of them. In fact, physicians arc
prescribing them all over the land
and II your own doctor Is real hon
est with you. he will tell you frank
" that there is nothing on earth
so good for dyspepsia az Stuart'i
Dyspepsia Tablets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
Msw oFflcEs ZOE l.s 90 2.

After January I. Justices Of ~
Peace Brown. Carroll and George
Will bold court IN their new offices
In the frriuuialuo building. Third
av and Yeaicr way. County Super
intcndent 81 schools Burroughs viii
also have offices Ia the same build
iuE Tbs enunsy commissioners
viii switch the offices from the New
York block because Of a material
decrease ia rent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
WANT MORE PROFITS
FOR THE RAILROADS

Declaring that the railroads ought
70 be given more margin Ia profits
on account Of the higher taxes pre-
vniiing now. Howard Elliott. presi.
dent o. the Northern Pacific rail
way. warned the members Of the
Chamber Of Commerce that unless
that we're done. investors might re-
fuse 70 be In the railroad business
any longer
4 looked up the other day" said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
Still Hold Seattle
Detective in Portland

PORTLAND. Nov. a. stoddard
wentfail. the Seattle private dctec.
tive. will not be freed ~ the charge
Of annoying and ininfinE" Mrh.
Althea Walker. the wealthy Bait
Lake woman. TIL Friday Judge
TaE~eii will then decide whether
or not the detective was wlthin hts
rights in "shadOwlnE Mira Walker
and her son. who have since gone
10 Salt Lake City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

Elliott. ~the taxes for 1909. and
found that Il took more than our
gross earnings 10 transport the
wheat crop in the state Of wash.
lugton 10 pay our taxes for 1908 In
the state OF Washington
30 there That's why he would
like TO have the Chamber Of Com.
merco work against the general
powers over railroads given 10 the
railroad commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
WHERE is MADER0?


WASHINGTON. Nov "a IA,
Vices received today from ConRol
Ellsworth at Clndad porfirio DlA1.
MCxieo. Indicate that Francisco "a
dero h IN the town Of Guerrero. &c
coFdlnK 10 Ellsworth. the revolution
aries seft Carrlxo springs early "
aay. crossing the border opporiss
Guerrero Sunday with n guide And
five horses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
BUILDING
FALLS; A
ARE DEAD

CLEVELAND, O. Nov. 2s.-Four
people are dead as a result Of the
collapse OF newly erected con.
crete building last night An ex-
plosion In the basement Is believed
10 have caused the disaster. In
which the wife OF Simon Frutkln. e
tailor. two children and patron In
Frutkin's shop met death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
RAISE DEFENSE FUND
in VALLEY RATE WAR

Many women were In the crowd
Several attorneys volunteered
their services. including J =, Fitch
OF Tacoma. one of the leaders 81
the Fern Hill fight there. A fund
Of $500 was quickly raised 20 carry
on legal proceedings The inlunc.
ton hearing comes up In 10 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

An enthusiastic mass meeting
was held at the town hali in Eos
ter yesterday 70 discuss plans for
fighting the exorhltant Illegal rates
81 the Puget Sound Electric Co
Residents of Riverton. TuKwiila. Al
lentown. Foster and Dnwamiah. 20
the number Of soc were present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
FIGHT With KNIVES
IN COUNTY JAIL CELL

W Y. Crawford. serving a years
sentence In the county jail for petit
larceny. was stabbed with a pen.
knife yesterday BY Harry Hatch.
recently convicted Of grand larceny
for taking SAGE from guilible
Swedish citizen in card game.
and awaiting transportation TO the
penigentiary 20 serve a one TO fifteen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

year term
The aifFay resulted from an
argument for the possession 0f a
razor allowed In the jail once a
week on shaving day. Strangely
enough the razor was not used IN
the fight
Crawford received five stabs Ills
wounds are not serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
THE ALLEGED CONFESSION.

LONDON 23s-Thc Times G
putsve confession and published ostonbe statement the
confessed
The story relates the uuhappness the his
wifss alleged unhuines leai
ousy These u alleged brought crppens
The Times, the American physician planned
murder
IN TABLETS.
The statement that hyosen
gan mpregnano with the poison digestive tablets that
his wife taking
poisoned pven January S. the
ruary !. The second tablet
The body remained bedroom % cppcn 80
Hdrop Crescent naon, North london until the evening
February Then crppen ghasy Of dsposnn
the remains without arousiuq suspicion.
ossEcTED CORPSE.
HE carefully diaseoted the cutting
Into small burning them In While
he engaged this called the
narrowly detection
The arcsaome finally Of
doctor and became fearful o. attracting the notice his
neighbors.
Besides increasing deeomposIna
vide open, with tie hideous secret exposed.
In his flight he threw the bloody seape adjoining
yard Of After wandering about London
his returned and he back to his house.
BURYINe THE BODY
All he had Win composed devised
hiding o. mutllatsd he
pavement dump
in the relics sprnked them with acid dissolution,
repavod the floor.
Following the house and posed as
Mrs crppen The a time senoed neighhorhood
his wife had America and later
had died there
way proving confession Is
according
procured was
placed jail During spoke
TO the condemned except In the Of his warde
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

ter was an act OF God. and that
no loss Of life nor property was
sustained through any negligence
of the company This was the state
ment made by J. II. O'Neill, n al.
vision superintendent In the employ
OF the road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

Experimentation papers for
the return Of Joseph Gardner. want
cd In Seattle for Wholesale forg.
cries. are on their way 20 Norfolk.
Va, where the fugitive Is held GOV.
NJ. y. Hay signed the papers yes
terday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
Says WELLINGTON
WRECK ACT OF GOD

EV3i- UT, Nov 23--The dam.
age suit instituted by r. NJ Laville
against the Great Northern railroad
for $i95 for baggage lost In the
wreck at Wellington last March is
on trial here. and the railroad
sets up tho defense that the disas-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
h 4 tttt tstss
/ WOMEN HAVEN'T YET
/ RIGHT TO REGISTER

4 OLYMPIA. Nov. 33--The AZ 1
4 tornsy generals office. In an 4
4 oplnion issued today. holds 4
4 that women can neither vote 4
4 nor register until after the gov. /,
= ernor has officially proclaimed 4
= that the woman suffrage 4
= amendment to the state consti- 4
\ tuition has carried. Governor 4
= Marion e Hay win not lssue 4
= his proclamation until the sec 4
= Rotary OF state certlfies the re- 4
= turns OF the recent election. 4
n .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

spokane.-More than 40 retail
grocers have organized 10 make a
determined fight against the Sun
day closing law. They declare that
groceries are necessities Of life aud
should be sold every day In the
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
.SUFFRAGETTES ON
WAR PATH AcAru

LONDON. Nov. 23.-Ths,y No..
meniH hidden by heavy ior ~,
overhung London. suffrageties -. .'
euted flank movement on 4.
home Of Premier Asquith ear,v :
day. and hurting iron bolts. sto0s.
and bottles, broke nearly every via
dow IN the house. -
The prime minister and bIs fsms,
we're aroused. but we're ussh,,
offset the attack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

One cup chopped apple. cup
seeded raislns. ! cup sugar. u cup
sour cream. y teaspoon each Of
cinnamon. cloves and nutmeg. and
u teaspoon salt. Mix all together
and bake In crust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
THIS CALF STEALS Sii82S AND
EATS IT ALI.=PRETTY TOUGH-MHAT2

sPARTANBuRG. s. C. Nov z3~fn milking Luther
Calvert lives Clinton.
bills bill a
money
yeaied having
calf her IN the had guilty look and veteri
summoned. roll
Of the calf mutae condition The bills
bank cashier who them Washington be redeemed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

! Mccre-"Mile. X"
! Grandeur New Minister.
Seattle--''Thc College Widow Z
! Lois Shore Acres"
! Alhannbra-"Fabio Romans"
Orpheum--yandeville.
Ma jestic--Vaudevslle.
! PansaGes--Vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
WE FRAME PICTURES.

WE FRAME PICTURES.
Now is the time to do your i, rs,sA
ing for Christmas, before w Nm AZ
is on. We have a good selees " rsa,
moulding. and do good worK a.
sonahle prices. "a
Federal Paint & Wall Papss, ,S "a
19t4 Tirs, Az 1sar JAW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
Will Rlog TO HOUND

A harr and hnnaa chase vii
q BE- a Thanksgiving feature OF !
= the Seattle Hunt club
$1,000 ~eas a. q ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-04
GOOD TEMPLARS MEET.
Minnehaha Lodge Members Hear
Reports and Install Officers.

Minnehaha Lodge. No /, l. o. G. T.,
met in Pythian Temple Tuesday evening
Visitors were present from Perseverance
and Excelsior lodges. Jesse c. Suter,
acting chief templar. presided. The quar-
terly reports of officers were made. which
showed the lodge to be in good working
condition. The officers were installed
Jesse Suter. deputy grand chief. officiat-
ing. assisted by Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin
and Mrs. L. l.. Corby, acting as marshals
Mr.. /. l.. COrby, deputy international
chief. indicted Mr.. Suter into the office
of financial secretary. Mrs. Carrie Smith,
pianist. led in the musical exercises The
new officers are Rev. E. c. Dinwiddie
chief templar: Mrs. Sara Mcmillan, vice
templar: Miss Laura r. Church, record
ing secretary; Jesse G. Suter, financial
secretary; Henry F. Smith, treasurer
Mrs. Susan Crown, chaplain: Miss Alma
Hanson, marshal; Miss Marie Anderson,
deputy marshal: Hans Wausser. guard,
and 8. w. Russell. past chief templar.
Miss Church conducted a good Of the
order. Mrs. E. C. Dinwiddie read a
paper. in which special features of 4th
of March inaugural parades. from the
Inauguration of President Washington
to that of President Taft, were entertain
inSly set forth. HI. F. Smith conducted
an original game. in which the letters in
George WasIingtons name could produce
curious and instructive results IL skill
fully arranged. Prizes for the best and
second best results obtained were won by
Miss Church and Mrs. Carrie Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-04
HUNDREDS OF SHOPPERS
CROWD KANN'S STORE
Throng Is Attracted by Advertised
Sale of Stock Of T. Ed
ward Kibbey.

The women Of Washington read adver-
tisements.
Further proof of this business wisdom
on the part of the shopping sex was
evidenced yesterday by the ceaseless
crowd that surged through Kann's from
the opening TO the closing hour, each
woman attracted to the Busy Corner
store by the advertised sale of the Kib-
hey stock, which opened yesterday morn
ing
The entire stock of T. Edward Kib-
hey, 1881 F street, was purchased by S.
Kann. Sons & Co., and that firm adver-
tised the deal in the newspapers Of the
city. The result showed the combined
power Of honest goods and honest ad-
vertisements. A large additional force of
sales people had been added to the reg
ular force in the various departments.
and even then 1t seemed almost impossi-
BILE to handle the immense thronR, but
the shoppers appeared so delighted with
the merchandise that they were deter
mined to secure what they had set their
hearts upon. even If they waited all day
for it
Suits, gowns. wraps, waists, neckwear,
all Kibbey's goods, melted away like
magic before the eager purchasers, and.
looking through these different stocks, it
was not at all surprising that the buy
ing should be sensational, as really re-
markable bargains were to be had.
The sale is to be continued, 1T Is said,
for the rest Of the week but, of course.
each days selling will limit the range
the field will naturally have the best
chance