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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-25
FRANCIS SEEKS sENAroRsHIP.

Former Missouri Governor to Become
Democratic Candidate.
Jefferson City, Mo, Aug. 25.-David
r. Francis. of st. Louis, former gov
ernor of Missouri. today filed his dec
laration as a candidate for the United
States senate as democrat, with the
secretary OF state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-25
4JusTlcEFoR ALL" ROOSEVELT.
Makes Speech at Cleveland For Clean
Government and Manhood.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 25.-1n a short
speech here today Roosevelt declared:
II stand for justice for the rich man
and poor man alike, and for the pun
ashrnent OF wrong wherever or by
whomsoever DONE" He declared his
intention to fight for clean government,
clean manhood and clean politics.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-25
AGES TWO AND THREE
PNGES
Iowa News
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial:

Editorial:
Taft comes over 10 Cummtns
American Made in Twenty one Years
AS to Contempt and Ridicule.
Topics OF the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
Farmers Column.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
WAR FOR CASH

That George A Hall. who com.
mittcd suicide July "a near Renton.
left wife. a brother. msistsr. and
y nephew as his heirs. and that
his estate r. worth about ti2b. 600.
are the statemsnts made by Robert
A Dvvurs. Who viii contest In their
behalf will left by Hall which
bequeathed his property % fund
for the purpose o. caring for aKcd
work horses. less s. 600 Nlyun TO
G. = RcmsbeFg. a banker az Ere.
mont
Il was not AZ first believed that
Halls estate amounted to very
much Before bis death be decided
some tide lands near iho klne ~
station 20 RemaberE HeyrFu wiii
ask 20 have these deeds sct aside
Hall ID said to have suddenly dls
appeared from Princeton. lil tn
isT2. Whcre be had beer ilvinE eth
his wife Mrs Hail has assigned
her claims to the other relatives.
who. through Frank = uayiey Ycs-
terdRy asked for The appointment ~
Robert A. uevera a. the admins.
traitor Of ths ratRte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13

Roosevelt Pooh Pooh And
a couple OF pifflcs'" or words TO
that effect. Is what you hear when
suggesting TO William Barnes. lr.
Albany publisher and republican
near hoaslet OF New York state.
that Teddy IL all to the good
Barnes has boon a member Of the
republican state committee since
1899. and since the enforced retire.
meut Of the late Senator Plat. has
helped Timothy Woodruff ot the
manyhued waisteoat fame run
The organization
Il was barnes who fought the
primary bill favored by Governor
Hughes and Colonel Roosevelt Il
was be also who tried 60 pat "a dent
Into the Rooseycltian popularity
by trying 20 make sherman tenn.
porary chairman OF the state con.
yention
harnes has one pet hobby. and
that IL 10 fight anything that has
received r. Rs approval lie isn't
at all backward about saying so.
either In fact. he likes 20 talk
about what he will DO 20 tho for,
mer president The mere fact that
the republican voters uf the state
are against him in this matter does
not seem 90 fret the Albany near.
boss IN the least Harness has been
collector Of the port Of Albany
since 1893 he was first appointed
By Roosevelt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
DO YOU KNOW?

That Seattle. it ~ estimated. has
removed ia feErndr work onethird
a. much dirt A. wlll BE- necessary
60 dix the Panama CanhiF
That a bic hemp ships cable will
absorb a ton Of wRteFf
That the average person spends
oucfhird ~ hlH iifr IN bed
That the v. NJ c. A Ia classified
under Places OF Amusement In
Poke Seattle Street and Avenue
Guld@Y
That Assistant Corporation Com.
sol Bruce g shorts UBod 90 teach
algebra and coach championship
football teams a. the old Seattle
high SCHOOL,
Tia, a cubic inch AZ gold il
worth approximately szief
That Seattle had four brewsrieH
even say back In 1886. whrn the
population Haa ~ 0OH7
Tina, Andrew chilesrg. president
~ the Scandinavian bank.
used 20 be n councilman. city treas.
urvf and county assessor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
HOW DID YOU DEP

DID you taesis that trouble That came
yuuf way
WITH fesa.uie heart and chsorfuig
of hide your face from tho iiuhf ~ day
win o craven saui ana faatfalf
on. troubles ton. uf troubles 40
ounce.
o. trouble ls what 500 make g.
And % isui she faff fhsf you're hurt
that counts
nut only hoe ala you take itf
YOU afs beaten 60 eafthf We'll. we'll.
WHAT'S thatT
Come up alfh "a smillnH face
ifH nothing sgatHHt sou tn fail down fiat
Huf CO. De- tHaFoH tbafs disgrace
The harder Fru'fs fhfuun. Why the
higher vuH bounce.
ur proud ~ Fnuf bfarheusa eye
r. lent hH faet that you're licked fhat
irs how aid you highland vhyf
ana though Yaa bs done 10 the death.
shat tnsHf
~ yea bafned fhs beet yon rouIf
10 YoH PLAYED Yuaf part ia ihs world -
men.
Why enc Critic wul raH it good
Death comes atth tfaHI. or comes aitb
paHDFr
Anf shsihef hs's slow or spfY.
% isn't she fast that yau'fa dead that
Hut solY hos did Yaa disf
Edmund Vance cooke
coprisht ibaa b. Dodge Publishing
Prom stftarsrtfr.,t ga..,..a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
WORLD
SERIES
STAR S
nv United rre-.l

NEW YORK. Oct i3.--Coogans
bluff viii be jammed 10 the limit,
the Washington yiaduct's free stand.
Ing room will be filled and many
seats at the polo grounds viii hold
divided population when the New
York Americans aud the New York
Nationals meet this afternoon. II
Is estimated that 100000 persons
will witness the FIRST four games.
The New York teams finished
second IN each league. and. although
Manhattan Is evenly divided over
the merits ot the clubs, the sport
ing fraternity fayors the Giants. az
odds OF 10 Go 5,
Share FOR Players.
Mathewson and Ford will be the
opposing pitchers aud the players
will share a percentage OF the gate
receipts that will nearly equal the
returns OF the players ga the worlds
championship series between Chi
cage and Philadelphia The second
game OF the series will be 40 the
Hlshlauders park. and the teams
viii alternate between the polo
grounds and the american league
park throughout the series
The gates were thrown open 20
day at n o'clock. aud thousands OF
persons were In nne az the ticket
offices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
RENTON TO HAVE A
LITTLE GRAFT PROBE

Something leaked 10 the flourish
ing little city Of Rcuton. 10 tho
south OF us. and nov rs city coun.
cil viii have a graft probe all lts
own. a la Seattle Some Of The
energetic city dads Of that thriving
community think they have tho
goods on W II Mitchell and the
sub-contractOrs. r. r. Duff and Il
n. Wilson. who built the city res.
.ervolr. but which has been leaking
ever since. even though Mayor ben
TIchnor drew 81 a day for inspect
Ing 10 after completion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
START WORK
ON CANAL

Work on the excavation Of the
Lake Washington canal between
Lake Union and salmon bay will
bcsin AZ soon a. The government
engineers office can draw apecifi
cations. advertise for bids and
award the contract
The announcement was made by
Maj kuiK this morning. following
a letter from State Land Commits
al0ncr Roaa notifying him that
100000 OF the t2S0,0o0 proceeds
81 tho sale 81 Lake uhion shore
lands in now available for AidlnK
the Lake Washington canal
The work To- Ia the hands Of the
government engineers Contracts
Tor excavation work 20 the extent
81 tioo. 900 will be LET By them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
SUE WHITE CITY
FOR $4,000

white City has proved to De a
losing proposition The MeGllyrR
heirs. who own the property this
morning commenced suit against
the Washington Amusement Park
Co. which has been operating the
Fairy CITY" for s6tk27G. back
rcnt. and for $500 day damages
from June ~. 1910. for not sur
rendering the premises upon formal
notice The damages 10 date total
t2a GOO
The plaintiffs also ask for al Of
the buildings erected on tht prem.
iH.a Including the circle swing. the
miniature railroad. the Arcade
building. the bowling alley. the
Cascade Canoe club building and
the other structures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
The Slim Woman Is Wippil,

The day 81 the allm So.
nmph has arrived a'rbs . .s "
one la. The more stylish s.h'aisi
dreHamakerk ~ ~
This would have been 40
Tor Dc iat woman a year 49, 49, hsFs
would have bad ~ try dle,l,s ne
rrciae Nowadays. hovev,s, y =
woman who ig loo Fat for 49,. Ne
goes 70 o druggist and geis ~
of Marmoia Prescriptlon r ! s.,s
one ~ which che takea a,,es 's
meal and a. bedtime and - -. ~
her aup"rilpous nesh quietlg
1heae tablets. being mses
cordanc" with the famous No.. = =
Ton. arc perfectly harmles.
they are. also. The most ecopa,.' sas
preparation u person can ~ =
the} cost only 75 cents q Isrgs' y. y
one " which IL freauenfjv 60. -
10 start a person 10 loslav =, =
The rate Of n or IA ounces
Pretty nearly every druggls, -.
this tablet in.siock. bat shoule ~.
Dc sold out you can easily obss,s
case ~ sending 70 the makers ~
Marmola Company. fg3 Fa,,a..
Bldg Detroit. Mich. Inv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
COUNTESS VISITS HUSBAND
IN HIS s3.k. WEEK ROOM

NEW YORK oct ~ Countess
Dc Beaufort and her millionaire
father Mhvtln u KilFRllou have
arrived IN New York from Chicago
They hurried 10 a taxlcab 70 ias
East Thlrtyfirt street where
Count Jacques de- beaufort lies
seriously 800 In a s3.a week room
Sir KilEallen remained In the vcrtl.
bule ~ the house while his daugh.
ter sent inside He refused 20 talk
20 reporters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
SPAIN IS
IN REVOLT

MADRID, via Hondayc. oct Ia
A great Industrial strike on the
railroads Of France and the unrest
In Spain today threaten 10 precipl.
tate the fall OF the already totter-
ing throne Of Alfonso XIII
Preparations are being made Sc.
erctly for the removal OF members
Of the royal family 10 a point near
the French frontier. presumably
San Sebastian. the summer capital
should revolution overthrow the
dynasty. Il Ia believed the Spanish
princes will be placed on board a
warship 10 reioin the king and
queen In England
Preparations fer taking the
royal family into France are 70 be
a blind 20 cloak the real movements
OF royalty In case Of revolt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
AVIATOR QUITS

PARIS. oct. rs Santos Dumont.
the first man to ny. has quit the
game for good Ne has taken ny
astronomy for fad and la build
ing giant observatory az peAu,
Vile. on the Atlantic coast. where
he can study tho stars
numont says he took az aero
nAullcs ouly fur sport Having cou.
qucfcd the air. be says herouauties
has lnst all excitement for him aud
he proposes % indulge his tastes
In something nsw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
REVOLUTION.


PARIS. Oct IS Blood flowed I'm
the streets ~ Paris today when
the first real fight between strikers
and soldiers was wagcd for more
than two hours At least six mon
and two women were seriously
hurt. one soldier was reported
killed
The battle began when 800 police
discovered a meeting OF strike lead
crH In progress Ia the office OF the
la Humanltc. a aoclallstic ncwa.
paper aud demanded that they
submit Go arrest The leaders re-
fused and barrlcaded the doors ot
the building
Under Premier nrland's instruc
lions that they were enemies OF
the republic and plotters against Il.
the police ordered them to surren'
der. threateuing 60 fire through the
windows Il the order were not
obcyod.
Leaders Defiant,
NJ. 1aures. leader Of the men IN
the building. appeared at a win.
dow and shouted defiance
I'VE will surrender only when
YOU come and take US. yelled
Jaures, As be stepped back into
the building bullet crashed
through the window above his head
II was answered from within the
building and a battle which lasted
nearly two hours was ON.
Immense throngs surrounded the
building ON tho outside and the pc
lice charged them In an effort 10
keen the space around the building
clear. Men and women were run
down. and one woman was reported
killed.
achievements were rushed 70
aid the sorcly tried police. and
after a sharp conflict The mob was
dispersed Tho police then turned
their attention TO those In the news
paper office The laborites were
sull harricaded Most of them ap
peared 20 DE- armed. and shots were
fired from the windows A scatter
inE fire was returned hy the police
aud soldiers. who charged and cap
tured the men la che building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
Case on Tomorrow

The supreme court ~ Olympia
tomorrow viii hear arguments on
The Writ % review sought out by
the non partisan judiciary league To
compel county auditors 90 allow
the non.psriiann candidates for the
supreme bench % likewise appear
on The democratic ticket
u la expected that The court will
hand down its decision before Sat
ufday noon
n the court decides against the
league 3, lH likely that al the can
dldatnH will elect 90 run ON the
non. partisan ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
SCORES HUMPHREY

Judge w W Black Of Everett.
democratic candidate for congress.
scored VIII + Humphrey IN a
speech delivered Al a political
meeting held AZ Kent last night
He said
~ sis years q Esrvllity 10
Joseph G. Cannon ard the Can
non machine. " vote aye on
every tariff schedule demanded
BY tire Big Interests. ~ a cor.
aistsnt ard unwayerirp fight
against every principle and
measure which Miles poindcx.
ter and other insurgents advo-
Gated. u the browning % Joe
Cannon the Iron Duke Of.
American politics entities VIII
G. Humphrey 20 the indepen-
dent and progressive republi
can vote. then tire day has
passed when a man Who be.
lievss In something. sho stands
for principle. for right and
wrong " politics has passed.
and have no business In this
fight.
But don't believe VIII r
Humphreys record entities him to
n single progressive vote don Z
believe he will get them. and ! am
not ready set 70 admit that the day
when fight may be- waRod with
some hope 81 success for a free and
independent government for the
people. by the people and 81 the
people has passed. so I am In this
fight and ! ara going 10 win. be-.
cause the people. whether they be
republicans or democrats. are
fight"
Judge Black will speak at Kent
tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
Threaten Consul esnsral.

NEW YORK. Oct - Emilio
Periera. consul general Of spain
stationed here. received a letter
today threatening the consulate
wifh destruction by dynamite.
Il fear trouble. said Pefiera. who
has been through the Carlist truu
blcs on the French frontier. and
the man who touches me today viii
be shot down
The consul carries revolver and
Is guarded by detectives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
BURGLARS BUSY.

Within The past week three
houses IN the vicinity Of the west
slope ~ MRdrouA hin have been
last week burglars
catered the home 81 " u Woody
and Fut away with between $3.50
ard 1900 Two other houses in the
neiEhbofh0od were entered but
nothing valuable was taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
YoM KIPPUR TODAY

The feast ~ Yon Hakkipurlm
fYom Kippurl o. day ~ atonomsut
~ being celebrated by the orthodox
Jewish people ~ Seattle today u
10 the tenth day ~ the Hebrew
month Tishd. and is ono Of the five
great festivals the solemn obnery.
anco % which God commanded
Moses 20 enloin upon the children
~ Israel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
MEAT FOR MEN

A. poet Of child lie Edward
Howard GrlgRa and other eminent
critics say that Edmund Vance
Cooke IL equal 10 Eugene Field
and Stevenson But Cookies I'm
pertinent Poems" are equally well
known aa poems which appeal 10
the hard headed business men Of
today. Ills How Did YOU Die7'
has stiffoncd the backbone OF many
"A man. Here 'tlB;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
GOVERNOR DIES

WICHITA. Kua. Oct ~ For
mer Governor " = Stanley one
81 The moat widcly known men ia
kansaa. died AZ his home here 10.
DAY stanley was prominent In
Kansas affairs Tor 20 years but re-.
Tired from public lifc six years ago
after serving term az governor.
lie declined an appointment 10 the
supreme bench IN 1904
sianicy'n election as governor
algnAiiscd the death OF populism In
kAnnAa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
BRIBERY In
WEBB CASE

PORTLAND. ore. oct t2.--in
the trial Of W. r. Webb FOR the
murder Of william Johnson. IN the
New Grand Central hotel. today.
irene Trumbull.. 10 whom u Is A.
legged Webb confessed ne killed
Johnson 10 secure money for Mrs.
Carrie Kerach. testified that she
was offered bribe ~ $3.50 10
change her testimony ~ favor Of
Mrs Kersch. who Is charged joint
~ with Webb Miss Trumbuli said
this proposition was followed by
another % the effect that she
would be- given 1900 cash and
ticket 20 any city 10 the United
States n she would leave Portland
This afternoon the prosecution
expected to bring out testimony
tending 10 prove that Johnson was
stfanglcd into uneonnci0uaneAs be-.
fore bis body was thrust into the
trunk IN which u WAS found ~ the
Union depot. and that Johnson SUI
located IN the trunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
UNION IEApER nERE.

J. p. Duffy Of San Francisco. ma
tional vice president OF the Brick.
layers union. arrived IN the city
last night This morning be has
been discussing several important
matters with local officers lie Is
on his way back home after trip
90 Texas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
A GENEROUS AND
CHARITABLE WISH

Il wish all might know Of the
benefit | received from your Fol
ey's Kidney Remedy" says ! \.
Regain. Farmer. Mo Hts kidneys
and bladder gave him so much
pain. misery and annoyance be
could not work nor sleep lie says
Foieys Kidney Remedy completely
cured him Bartell Drug Stores
Quaker Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
ZINE SHOW AT THE MA.
JESTIC THIS WEEK.
SEE 1T FREE

There IL a misspelled War ID
one OF the ads on the Classified
page Of this issue Of the pas.s To
the first three persons pAoalnx
this error to our telephone oyers,o,
before .. m. or after SamA.
Ne viii give a free ticket % ~
Majestic theatre Find the wers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
THANK STAR

The Alki Point Suffrage club yes
terday drew up resolutions thank
ing The Star for aid given To Wo-
men OF Washington In their fight
for suffrage
AT the same meeting arrange
ments we're made 20 billboard the
state with appeals 10 the men to
allow the women 70 vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
SENATOR ooLLlVER
LIKELY TO RECOVER.

FORT DODGE. Ia Oct Ia
Senator Delivers condition is I'm.
proved today. according 20 u state.
ment By the attending physicians
The senator passed comparative.
y rosiful night, and the physicians
@rrw encouraged this morning
They believe fhsir patient gradual.
- viii be- restored 10 hcalss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
DISCUSS BOND ISSUE.

The Rainier Valley Improvement
Association will hold an important
meeting Ia Phaleu's hall. Columbia
City. at o'clock Friday evening
City Engineer Thomson and Robert
Bridges will discuss the King
county harbor bond issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
FIND GIRL S NUDE BODY


tnf tsilsd rfsss4
COLGATE. Okla. Oct l3.
The nude body oi a white
girl was found ia a creek near
here today The body had been
dccapitatcd and ono foot was
severed The head was GU, off
as neatly a. though with a
sword No Identification was
made when the body was
found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
Nearly chekes to Death
When Wife Makes Him Laugh.

LoGANsPoRT. Ind. oct Ia
A slever retort from his wife eaus.
ed Charles Miller 50 laugh and
swallow peach stone while seated
al the dinner table Prompt medt
cal attention saved his life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13

running Il makes difference you =
the country but what of A
be good wherever %
the Rand family II n = n
MITCHELL AtFAROs
Remember the contest IL until Monday night No
Viii be received after then Letters
than 100 words The prizes $40 S. S. 81 prizes
Also theatre II u
attic ia the aud high
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13

AZ these prices viii not last long
We viii sell At these prices just a
short time SEE Us now
Federal Paint ard -aiI Paper Co.
1914 First Az. Near University ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13

According 10 a report read yes.
terday by General Missionary L..
W. Terry at the Western Washing
ton Baptist convention. In the Tab.
ernacle church. 10000 persons be-
long TO the Baptist churches west
OF the Cascades
This morning Chaplain Ora G..
Wright spoke on Can We Reform
the CrimlnalY John NJ. Linden.
recently with Billy Sunday, viii
conduct revival meeting tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
Don't Have to Buy Soda Water
or Rink Tickets in Country

Here IL typical boys answer to the question:
ia Character BETTER Developed IN the Country or
In he city," The writer IN ~ years old and
pupil Of the seventh grade Central grammar school
4 think II g. best for boys and girls 10 live
Ia the country, | lived IN the country from june
10 1910. 20 September 1. 1910. and oh. how happy
wml
"whon you live In the city. all the girls are
cumming YOU to take them 10 The rink aud 10 the
moving pictures. 20 treat thcm 90 soda Ice
creauf Tho country girls pick berries and cherries
save the money SO 20 church or Sunday school or
have lunch down by the riyor-the country FOR me
Hut II your thoughts Ike the wind, a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
WILTON LACKAYE
IS SORE AGAIN

CHICO. Oct rs - wilton I.arkaYe
Ia The Battle. dld not play before
q very large house when be appear.
ed AZ the Majestic theatre herr
To-day the folloWlnE poem. written
by the famous ait and actor upon a
piece uf grease paint wrapping
paper. waH found stuck on the wall
81 his dressing room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13

Philnloglstn can never know
when Of this town they speak.
Whether the accents on the "uf
Or rather on the Clique
An, player. sho acant sold may
seek.
You'll find out 10 your woe
The local man has got the check
To leave the town you "owc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
TOWN TO uNvElL a SHAFT
TO GIRL VICTIM or NEGRO

ANNA ~. Oct - "A monu
mcnt 90 Anna pclley. who Haa XIII
"a b. "Fruggy James. negro,
who was subsequently lyuchod VIII
be unveiled hy the citizens ~ Anna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13

WASHINGTON. Oct 10 Health
officer Woodward. who IL enforcing
the clean dairy ordinance. ana.
nounces that a tcaHpoonful al milk
be tested contained $4,000 0Nu
germs. just $4,000 900 more than he
propoaph Ia tolerate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13

Good results always follow the
use 81 Foley Kidney pills They
contain just the ingredients ncces.
aary TO tone. strengthen and regu-
late the Kidneys and bladder. and
20 cure backachc Bartell DRUG
Stores Quaker Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-13
NO Duty on AgRoPLANEs.

WASHINGTON oct l3.-AerO.
planes and racing balloons will be-
admitted TO the United states free
~ duty under bond for three
months.