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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
Retail Prices at
Public Markets
rIRE PLACE MARKET

Flht PLACE AAHkfG
Meats Mutton shoulder. cents a
pound HiF1aim steak tHM coats pnuHd .
mutton chops no cents q pound. iss -
mutton. 80 tsnts pound prime rih
roast ff cents a round lsg - lamb tt
cents a pound. lamb chops. 10 cents a
Sea Foods Grabs 10 cents two for
rs cents, kiprnrsf salmon. rs cents a
pound silver salmon. two pounds fof &C.
cents. halinafl two pounds Tor 10
cents. black coo. three pounds Tor
2k cents Eastern oysters. % cents
pound clans ii cents pint kirpsfaf
berriBK. 10 cents q pound finuan hsdlls.
90 cents pound. ameit twe pounds
foF IS cents. haiibui Two pounds for rs
cents
Eazs AMI Dairy Products Butier. 80
60 80 cents a pound queen jersey but
tor rs cents pound.
Fruits and Vegetables -- Artichohes.
three for 4b cents. rEg plant. two pound
fer ts cents Mcintosh Red apples 10
cents a dozen. spads 81 so a sack. de-
liFerras Concord gfHraa. GO 20 ab csuts
basket. Golden dates. two pounds for
10 rautss FLORIDA grape fruit. two for
10 cents aredieaH raiHins no cents a
pound package. Winter Nellis pears two
DOZEN for 60 cents. Jonathan and Grimes
/ 81 TO q hsE. delivered ApitseuherE and
[ Roman Beauties fise a boz prunaa
7 three pounds Tor as cents faiains cents
a pound. sweet potatoes, nine pounds
[ Tor 20 rruts. rrauberri~H. three quarts for
] 90 cents, HriIefieur apples. 81 TO "a box.
I delivered. valencia oranges. 10 cents a
dozen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

lfiHh priced trimmed paisfrn hats u
IS Call and - c6uFfnces Nrmod6
az SOC itil saenrt Nnan tlA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
HATFIELD
ARRESTED

PORTLAND. ore. Nov Sd A.
Hatfield the real estate operator
wanted In Seattle on charge Of
forgery, WAS arrested here last
night lie has been living In the
best hotels In Portland under the
name OF Mark q German In his
possession were found pawn tickets.
notes, newspaper advertisements
OF money Ia lend. a map of the IA.
tcrior Of Oregon and a bundle of
papers that may prove valuable 10
the authorities.
lie IL held here pending the ar.
rival Of officers from Seattle Hat
field and nrewry NJ Peoples. for
mcrly president OF the Guaranty
Abstract a Title Co OF Seattle.
who Is out on $4,000 ball on a sim.
liar charge are accused OF having
forged names to deeds and mort
cages. the alleged frauds involving
about $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
W0ULD-BE u. S.
OFFICER JAILED

PORTLAND. ore. Nov sc n.
Reed. curly headed cnuntryman
who imperuonafed United Sthtee
secret service officer a. win the
love % a girl. pleaded guilty In
the United States district court
today and was sentenced 70 three
months In the county jail Reed
smiled aud went back 20 his coll
when Reed was arruigned hts a..
torneY said he had been guilty Of
no serious wruugdoiug. the only
advantage he had secured by hla
lmperaonatlon being an automobile
stage trip worth $50 lie aald be
had posed a. an officer Ia order
To secure a position ~ favor with
a woman and with hia friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
THEFT OF $1,000
CHARGED TO CLERK

ing charging that BOsco had looted
The banks vaults o. 5000 The de-
tectlvea made search for BoBco
bat could not find him Then BoacC
suddenly appeared at headquarters
y did not take any money except
81 900 ~ my own" he said
Tho detectives went oui 10 find
Hrcasi lie was missing At ~
o'clock last night he renppoared
aud "a lively debate followed be
tween him and iiosco.
You promised me partnership
or 1000 in cash on November ].
said Ioaco finally. You did not
give me oithor. 80 kept the 81 900
WAS 20 deposit for The bank 8n
BoacO vas held
Breani conducts a Newspaper. a
watch repairing agency and pawn
shop al hia place. and sends money
TO Italy for bis cnuntrymen. lie does
not charge any interest. he says for
holding dcpoHitors money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
fight on
s TREE Y
CAR
Street Car Drama.

street Car Drama.
Crowded Meridian car side
tracked at 3Sth 81. ard Wood
lawn av. because there isn't
enough room In the car for
every body 20 stand inside ard
some Of the passengers are
crowded out onto rear plat.
form which Is against the S. G.
Co.'S rules.
NJ N. MeGilI. property man
az the lois: "Cln1ue a trans
fer. got 10 get home. can't
wait here al night while you
settle thls."
Conductor: Nothing doing"
Diff. bang--blo~s and catch.
as-eatch-can wrestling.
Result. Meoill 20 jail. lnspec-
tor Charles Chambers Of s. e.
Co. 20 hospital.
Approximations. "F+c start.
ed u. Went after me with an
iron bar. ard u hit back IN self
defense"
Chambers; "MeGilI abused
me. then attacked me-"
Epilogue - Chambers will
seek a warrant today for
assault.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
THROWS SELF
/. ONTO TRACK

~ G. Fauldlng. tenant OF the
outlook hotel. ended q long spree
shortly before noon today by lying
down on the Great Northern tracks
near Connecticut 49, and allowing
tne wheels Of switch engine 20
pass over him lie was completely
decnpitated
Roy Kelly. a awitehman. first
observed Fauldlng lettering about
the tracks. and warned him of dan
ger Ton minutes later the body
Was found Faulding leaves a
widow aud four children az Santa
Barbara. Cal They have been no
Tilted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
BEATS WIFE TO
DIVORCE COURT

when pretty isyoarold MafEar'
OF Hummer was denied a divorce
last Saturday. she declared that
che would start a new suit against
her g2.yaar-old husband, George
W Hummer. u Che hasn't yet.
HAT George did Ills complaint was
FILED today. charging desortion
Mira Hummer wanted a divorce
because her husband failed 60 make
= home for himself but allowod
bs parents TO provide Tor her.
Judge Gillian thought George
wasn't such a bad husband, whom
he gave her such satisfactory
pnreutstu.law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
SHADD ALONE
RESPONSIBLE

WILLIAM II Marks. assistant cen.
sus supervisor for this district. de-
MES all responsibility for the arrest
Of DR. f. ) Shadd, the former cen.
sua enumerator arrested on an in.
dictment charging him with pad.
ding the local census roll Marks
admits that he gave Shadd instruc
lions relating TO the counting OF
sailors In port and hotel guests
errors in which are made the basis
Of two different counts.
Marks neither defends nor &C
cuses DR. Shadd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
.ORTIS HAMILTON BOND
CASE COMES UP AGAIN

judge Yakey this morning aua
tanned demurrer lntorposed by the
state against the complaint Ia In.
teryeutlon ~ The Olympia National
Bank. which sought Judgment
against the National Surety Co ON
the bonds 81 Former Ads General
Ortls Hamilton
The bank claimed that part ~ the
poculatlon OF Hamilton. FOR which
the state is seeking to recover on
tho bonds. was really losses sustain.
ed by Il when s. 500 Ia warrants
was caahed Judge Yakey'a ruling
is 20 the effect that the state alone
can recover on the bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
CHILD is TAKEN
FROM PARENTS

Little iiyear old Francesca 10
casino wAs committed 20 the care
% the sisters Of the Mt Carmel mis-.
sion yesterday By Judge Fraicr.
Her father. Antoue H0casluo. had
her mother aud a friend 81 the fam.
ny Frank piacoio. arrested. after
be discovered that be vas deserted
Tho little girl aud her mother are
only two months from the old coun.
try. Hy align language. the child
told tho court that her father drank
heavily and was cruel 70 her mother
ard herself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
SOLDIER GIVEN
80 YEARS EN PEN

general 10 muster out the entire
company. saying that be cannot
order his men 20 guard duty when
they might become subject 10 con.
yiciion by the civil authorities for
obeying military orders
-Four officers ~ the national
guard also resigned. and Il a.
feared that the trouble will spread
Manicy killed Louis Reichen.
stein. and was sentenced 10 serve
80 years imprisonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

Wanted ADJ uha wosid IKE pesi,ias
AZ haasskerpsr IN Nldowsrs family. r.
san STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
HE SPECULATED

Because Bort l.. Hawley. OF
Butte, Mont, had a speculative
temperament as to mining stocks. "
Eva w. Hawley found that she
couldn't get along with him. and
TINS morning she applied for a
divorce. She alleges that Sc 900 of
his mining stock properly belongs
to her. The HawleyB also found
their Compartments incompatible.
lie was most lrreligious. while she
goes 10 church quite often.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

~4~~40~-~~Nce~~~ NNSel
Ar "n1 Hrs Hhirs Falisss -
Aain ei apH May vi esa
II" aud Me- Tssabnrs ya....-
'''a an'H Pr d"Hehisf orahas ssla
feii .Ifth nv o. d. dsurt,.. -
zig hnd Sire chrissufa assa,u,
sfNa lifH nF a dauHhfar 1asa1'.2f
u ~ and Hfa Ross Egsfs,f s.i.l.h
nHt las4 fHim av. o daaahtst 49,
- hr and Sire Mitchell Petite, go.
ltlH nt VII ron. Ngesnhsf I s%4l
~ an1 HfF Thomas d riso ,s,4
H. HiYH HH 500. Masafsts.s .ftAf
y Mf aad nra Prank fes.ie 49,.
~ Boston o.. a daarhisf 10y
"a. Nr nnd SIRE Dsgefssr crs... -.
attd AZ DO a daughter. Ontaba. q ~
fn Mf nnd Ms George Olifs..
tween itth ana I1th avs. Asth y
suu, October aa -
g. ~ END Me- Alexander wan p,...
Gale $3.50 atth aV 8 Vs. q aaastts[
October tt sh'sff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
600 WOMEN TO
WORK AT POLLS

A quiet; diguihed ard orderly
campaign wili be- conducted BY tho
Local nuffragets a. the polls next
Tuesday. Each ward Will BE- IN
The hands % a captain. who wlil
have under her supervision all the
precinct HofkorH
Over 900 women have already
nignifcd their intention Of working
a. tho polls. and more are register.
log AZ tho headquarters Of the
Equal Suffrage league In the Arcade
building every day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
DRIVES TACK IN HEAD
TO CURE BLINDNESS

ATLTNTA. Nov s. William VII
hams. a negro. Is in Jail on a charge
OF swindling. arising out % the
most novel cure" for blindness
that probably ever entered the mind
Of man. The cure" consisted u
driving a tack into the back OF the
patients head
Robert Ward. a negro. whose
sight was not restored by the novel
operation. paid Williams $3.50. lie
told the judge the tack process was
not very painful. but that Williams
manner Of taking the $3.50 hurt
considerable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

Painting. paporhanging en'
Phone A caSA } e. Cowth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
ANTI.VIcE MEETING.

The aHu-rlce meeting viii be
held under the auspices 81 the
West Side Improvement club Mon.
day niEht a. the West Seattle Con.
church The speakers
vii be c. ID Lane. II II Thomp-
son. o l.. Miller. Rev TremRyno
DunstAu. Rev c = Myers. Dr. c. Il.
and Or Maud Parker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
Los1 ANp FouNp.

" u Mallory grews hsr Ane erfu
haudruff yGr Columbia 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
TINY GIRLS
DESERTED

Two little girls. Leah aud Alice
Bowman. two aud three years old.
are Ia the care Of Mrs. NJ ]. Kelly.
90 the county detention home. hay.
Ing been deserted by both father
and mother
The father. Lee bowman, IL In
iall FOR uon-aupport He must pay
$3.50 week Tor the childFcn'a care
The mother left for Portland civ.
ing the children into a neighhor'a
care Tho neiEhbor waited for Mrs
Bowman 10 come back. then turned
the children over 20 the county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
DELAY GILL CASE

Judge Gillian took under advise
ment yesterday afternoon the mo
ton OF Frank Hammond TO make
the complaint in the contempt pro
eeedings against Gin. Wappy and
property owners In the restricted
district more specific Hammond ar.
gued that the broad allegation that
they were in contempt OF the courts
injunction order Is Insufficient In
Law. Judge Gillian will announce
his decision on Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

DALLAS. Tex. Nov As n
result Of the conviction Of serst
} u Manlcy for mAnslaughter.
committed when Manlcy bayoneted
man at the time OF President
Taft's Wait here Ia 1903. the m.
tional guard Of Texas faces dlHrup
lion
Captain KinnnrA Of the Dallas
company today asked the adlutant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
JOY RIDERS hit
OLD MAN VICTIM

= + Svenaon. 60. vas run Into.
hurled so feet. and left where he
lay early yesterday morning By a
party of 10Y riders In \ specdlus
automobile on lower First Ay
The crew 81 ballard Beach car
saw the accident and took the old
man 90 the city hospital The 20.
lice are looking for the Joy riders
The Number of the auto IL not
known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
PLANS PHoNocRAPH
FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL S

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 5.-HavinE
found the use Of monographs 90
the school rooms Of the city schools
a success. President Elwell OF the
school board Is arranging for the
installation OF moving picture ma.
chimes IN all school buildings havlnG
anditoriums. Descriptive schemes
OF different countries. geographical
subjects and industrial pictures viii
Be shown to the students at stated
intervals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
Prove Man a Suicide

That William Nevis. whose body
was found yesterday afternoon tn
the woods near the intersection ~
5sth az and Madison - ended bis
own life became evident today when
Mounted Patrulman Alvey found an
empty carbolic acid bottle near the
spot where the body lay The acid
had been purchased at the Renton
pharmacy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05


LOS ANGELES. Nov. Mrs
Vesta Stafford Is dead today as
the result Of a strange automobile
accident. which even her husband.
who was driving the car. is unable
TO explain
r. A. Talbot. who was driving
another car on Norton ay.. says he
saw the woman. who was 30 years
Of age. fan from her machine. lie
helped her husband take her TO
the receiving hospital. where she
died
Stafford declared that his wife
apparently lsaped from the ton.
neau while he vas driving At a
moderate speed lie declares ne
Is unable 20 account for her &C.
ton. The case was given 20 the
coroner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
CONVICT PARooNEo;
SERVED % YEARS

ROeKLANp. Me. Nov. John
G.. Farr. life convict. received a
pardon today. after having served
% years
Although free 10 SO whore he viii.
Farr will not take immediate ad
vantage of his opportunity la fact,
he probably will remain al the prls
on during the winter IN the employ
OF Warden Norton. The warden
SAYS Farr has been one % the best
prisoners. needing neither repri
mand nor punishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
! START NEW DAILY
PAPER FARTHEST
WEST IN COUNTRY

4 PORTLAND. ore. Nov o. I
= Tho brotherhood of Oregon ,
= daily papers will add another I
: this week when the naudon
= Daily Eagle will make ite first ,
Z appearance, u will have the I,
= distinction Of being situated ,
= the fartheHt west of any daily !
4 paper ON the mainland of the ,
4 United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

Tast Diploma in umbrella 81 posiets
flee Finder kwep umbrella. bot mail q
hrirw diploma fo Hotel Nifrinus seatlA
~ phone Main gEfg o. Ind SCI hHkar1
Lest Gold watch and FOB. a4me =
back reward sarah N Humsues kizs
near Apartments i-R
g.ast Patent leather neld glass casa
with strap al football Faruc TelePhons
a. % Hughes Reward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
DISASTER TO
BIG DIRIGlBLE

fuT enstea Frgss
PARIS. Nov After a night
spent bucking head winds. which
threatened "a carry II far out e
sea. the dirigibls balloon. CITY Of
Cardiff. which sailed from Worn
wood Scrub. near London. yeHteF
day. landed AZ Corhchcm, near
nuual. early to-day
The balloon waa forced 10 de
Hcend. owing 10 broken tube
This will be repaired By the crew
and the flight 10 Paris continued
tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
wHIskEY COST SMALL
BOY HIS LIFE

TRENTON. " j.. Nov 5.-An.
drew Bugas. aged 4. is dead after
~ hours Of unconsciousness. the re.
suit Of drinking naif a glass OF whls.
key. He saw his father drink
liquor. and followed his example
when left alone HIS mother found
him Keeling drunk. and he soon went
to sleep. When physician was
called Ii was too late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
wal,lnu for officer.

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov 5-An
officer from King county. Wash, 10
expected here today TO return -
A. Hatfield. a real estate operator.
To Seattle. 90 face charge OF first
degree forgery
Hatfield was arrested here last
night hy Deputy sheriff Leonard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

wanted Experienced chocolate az
pcrs Kuenis candy Co, asa fl rss ~.
Wanted Middle aFed woman % os
chamber work az aie Seneca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

Na4~~s~0~Ns0-~~~-N~Ne~-~ 1~r>r~r~~rS-s1eH~
isaaf--W efnesfaY evening On HerpnA az
bunch ~ EeYt with rnair aitsraet
Finder please notify Main tfs. - Isl
AHH Eswaff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
BRYAN DISBARMENT
CASE BEFORE COURT

Twenty Mtx out % the "a asmur,
rerH interposed By States Senator
James W Bryan against the dia.
barmant prneadinEs brought
against him were overruled BY
Judge Main this morning The case
will be set for trial aeon.
Bryan asked FOR a jury trial A..
torney Cummlns. who IL represent.
ing The bar association. held that no
jury trials can be- had IN dlHharmeui
proceedings This question will be
argued before Judge Main satar.
hav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
WAS KELLY RoBeEor

WINNIPEG. Man. Nov. S--iluEo
KallY's CRY Of robbery" a. the 70.
sui, 81 a draw decision given him
last night IN hia ilght with Tony
Caponl IL backed up today By fans
whu saw the contest Kelly did
all the leading. and landed the
cleaner blows. easily being entitled
20 the verdict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
HARRIET cELEsrinE LEFr

Harriet Ceiesgino HaEadan .
= IL certainly some menRu wife.
. says her husband. James A. I
q who Ts. .
lie doesn't complain DO. 4
. cause sh" left him last Sop. .
. TENDER. bu, he kicks because ,
she didn't leave him anything .
q else 4
Even the range vent whom ,
q Harriet Celeatlne left. and 4
q poor hubby waa left without 4
cook stove. he says in hle I
. divorce complaint. filed this 4
q morning Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
PREACHERS
AFTER GILL

The Ministerial association,
at It's meeting Monday morn
ing az the v. "A. c. a. ls eS.
peetod 20 take up the recall
question against ~ Gill. For.
NAL resolutions favorina the
recall may De passed.
President Joseph /. oarvin
o. the federation, Vice PresE
dent Rev. sydney Strong, and
Rev. Arthur o. Carpenter.
treasurer, have already signed
the recall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

ger.btttsi .-...t program ~ bcihE
arranged
Ieschi Parks ample dancing
pavilion Is the place plenty OF time
on the turkey holiday it's only mp
20 you to gvt the girl
Here's the committee that Is at
tending 60 the details George W
Engler. George Harrison. James
Murphy. WhRlcy pomcroy. Lou Fen.
ncssey and Dan Lyon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
Arrest Another fusnect.

PHOENIX. Nov 5.--A man civ.
Ing his name az Gillian was ar.
rested today, and Is being held.
pending an investigation Of a story
he is alleged to have told regard.
ing the dynamlting Of the Times
building IN Loa Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
DEATH aoricr.

Ners0-0~@-Ns~-N-NN-~-~- ~S~.Os.N~.~~N~n<.
MfH HATTIE faFfn. MiHof Private -.
pitaI 80 years N0ssmbsr As'
fhiNp Hfemer zllf 10Th A. W a
Nns sHa IiHf ~
hhrru4fne Godfrey Perry aIat x Ola
e. 49, November HA
Philip ospEhan. Pacific hospital a
November I. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
Lima Quits Her
Job for Illness

PARIS. Nov. 5.-Illness today
caused Lima Cavallerl 10 cancel her
engagement to play the leading
role In That's tonight. The
singers condition is not believed
TO be serious. but It is likely she
VIII not appear behind the foot
lights for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
6 80 60
Humphreys Seventy Seven
Breaks Up Grip and
COLI S
A Good Remedy.

For Coughs, Colds. Grip. Innuen.
"a, Cold-iu-the-Hoad and Sore
Throat, "Seyenty-seyen" Is a good
remedy; can be relied upon 10 give
prompt relief.
"Sevcntyseyen" acts directly on
the sick part. without disturbing
the rest OF the system.
"Sevonty.seven" "a free from all
habitforminR drugs. VS. harmless.
only doing good. never harm
A small vial Of pleasant pellets.
fits the vest pocket Al all dealers
IN medicine. 25c or mailed
Humphrey Homco Medicine CO.. Cor.
william aud Apn Streets. Sew York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
. ksttt stst tttt
. DIX AND STlMSoN BOTH ,
M AuTo AccIpEnTs

q TROY. n. Y. Nov. John !
. A Dir. democratic candidate ,
q for governor. while en- route /,
. from Albany 90 this city last /,
. night, was IN an automobile 4
. accident when bis machine 4
= ran into q street excavation. =
q Mr. Dir and the members OF 4
. his party we're badly shaken =
. up. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

Prosecuting Attorney Vnndefvoor
today refused 10 issue a complaint
against iioako. holding that the nc.
cuaod man was In no wise 90 blame.
loako. on the other hand. says be
Will file charges against Brogai 10
the effect that the latter mieappro
priaiod funds entrusted 10 him By
Italians Following Vanderyeers
refusal 20 file charges against
Bonko. he was released from the
city jan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05
FUNERAL DIRFcTopa

SsesrsTursNarsrar-rae4T arereesee~ae-~es~S.e -.
TUT 4EhWDHTH q EOS. Pfgfsss,ss.,
Directors ara Licensed Efr baifnefs fM
la OPP Moore theatre Both paonss IN
honneg watson Co. funeral Ia-scse1
Thlfd ~ and University Boa nhasss II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

Terpg That's the
goddess OF dane
ing and the new
,ica will be there
with bells on
It's the 18th an
ulvcrsary OF the
Seattle Newaboyu.
Union and n big
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-05

y ioaco. "a. cashier nj the lianca
liallana. Jackson and Maynard sts,
ia held a. police headquarters. while
his employer. AnnibOlo Breast. who
accused him, may have 20 face an
examination or his banking meth.
ODDS nH result 81 accusations hts
cashier has made 90 the police.
The case WAS part tragedy. part
comedy for the police Breahi
came IN e1citedly yesterday morn.
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BOY SCOUTS
crIppeu Learns Fate.

= This coupon admits FREE
= any boy under rs to see NOV.
e Ing pictures OF Boy Scouts az
4 Alaska theatre. 5i4 Second
= av., up 10 I o'clock tonight
$4,000 a. 49,
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CENSUS MAN on
WAY TO SEATTLE


tHf nftFd frraa =
Los ANGELES, Nov. s. 4
q Hart MoTaen, examiner for 4
. the census bureau. ls on his =
. way 70 Seattle today to in =
q Vestigate the census returns =
. IN that city. momsen has com. 4
. pleied his work IN southern \
= California, ard has declared 4
= that the figures turned In for =
= Los Angeles are correct. he =
expects 70 complete His work =
= In Seattle before the end OF =
4 next week. :
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Newsies to Waltz
on Thanksgiving

The lad that handed you Tho star
tonight Is going To worship az the
altar on rcrpsichoro on rhanksgiv.
ing uight