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The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
Complaint Against D. Y. r.

Assistant Corporation Counsel Pen
niman says he will file a complaint,
Wednesday. against the Detroit Uni
ted Railway for failing to live UP to
the ventilator ordinance passed by
the council some time ago. This will
be a test case and its outcome Is
awaited with interest by the city Of
ficials and the company alike.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
GIRL WHO NickNAMED
"EAsY BOSS" DEAD


NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-"Win-
ME" Horn, the News Girl
Queen who nicknamed the
nate Senator Tom" Platt, the
Easy Boss" and who had
speaking acquaintance win
many national figures OF l5
years ago. was carried to her
grave In Lutheran cemetery
here today.
winnie" first became we'll
known In 1896, when she assist
ed her mother at her neds stand
at the old Fifth-ave. hotel. Here
she became a celebrated char
acter and a favorite with the
frequenters OF the place.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
warrant For Alleged Thief.

A warrant was sworn out IN poiice
court TUESDAY, charging Nicholas
Iamhrscht with the larceny OF 5000
frpm Anton Romasz. Romasz says he
mat Iamhrecht Sunday night, and
the latter volunteered TO show him
= roorine Mace. At Gladstone park,
pomas. says. I,ambrecht took his
Over coat. containing szVV sna nso
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
GETS Verdict Against Pullman Co.

A jury In the United states circuit
court gave DR.. Charleton L. Norton.
OF Adrian, a verdict for s43s.50. with
interest since Feb. s, 1908. against the
Pullman company. DR.. Norton was
robbed OF his trousers, gold wa'ch and
numerous other valuables wnile O
passenger on Pullman car and sued
TO recover their value.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
BOYS DAMAGE MACHINE.
Owner Sues Pair Of Meddiers For
Loss They Cause.


Although they missed the fun Of .
joy ride, Henry McNally and Donald
Staples were asked In Justice De
Gaw's court, Tuesday, to pay for the
damages sustained by Edward Troh-
lich's auto when the boys caused IL
TO run away.
The boys found the machine &C
Larned and Brush-sts.. and began ex-
perimenting with the different levers
One Of them moved the lever which
started the mechanism and the ma
chine shot ahead at great clip. &c
zigzagged across the street and
through a fence, Gripping the ma
chine badly. Frochlich paid repair
bill OF $40, and in his bill Of particu-
lars, asked for IS a day for the time
the machine was In the shop. and 80
for the loss Of the time he was away
from business. Justice De0aw with
held his decision.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
WILL ALDRICH BE FTRED9
Mayor Thinks He VIII, But Commits
sloner Haarer Says No.

Mayor Breitmeyer and Public
Works Commissioner Haarer appar.
emily have reached no understanding
as to the question of firing Supt.
Frank Aldrich, Of the street cleaning
department.
The commissioner declared posi-
lively, Tuesday morning. that there
will be no change in the street clean
ing department, while the mayor felt
quite sure that there would be. The
change, IL any is to be made, Is look.
ed for around Dec. l, and there 10
much speculation around the d. p.
w. as to just what will happen then.
Aid. Herman link, who retires in jan
uary, is the only man who has been
mentioned, thus far, as possible
successor to Aldrich.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
WANT MORE GROUND BOUGHT.
Citizens Seek Additional Land Fol
Library at Woodward and King.


Property owners in the vicinity OF
Woodward and King-aves., are pre-.
parins to circulate q petition for q
special session of the board Of esti-
mates. the object being to have the
board appropriate enough money to
purchase additional ground for q
branch library at that corner. The
library commission already has pur-
chased site, but secured only enough
ground to take care OF the proposed
building The residents are fearful
that unless the adjoining property 10
secured, the latter will be given over
TO stores, which. they contend, would
spoil the architectural beauty Of the
library and mar the effect generally.
Several OF those interested, called on
Mayor Breitmeyer, Tuesday morning,
and secured his promise to do what
he could In their behalf.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
ALIENIsTS ON STAND.
Testify For Prosecution In Charge
Against w. n. Sharp.

In the trial OF William IL. Sharp,
charged with attempt to murder his
wife, Sarah. before Judge Phelan, the
prosecution called In some alienists,
Tuesday. The defense In Sharp's
case IL insanity.
DIR. Charles w. Hitchcock was call
ed to the stand and In answer to a
lengthy hypothetical question by
Assistant Prosecutor Fitzpatrick. he
declared that II was his opinnion that
Sharp was not insane at the time he
shot his wife.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
GIRL GETS $500 VERDICT.
Viola saImonl Injured In collIs,eH
Between D. ". r. Cara

6OtW0Su Ss Ne We Sat -
A verdict for $500 was returne0
against the d. U. H. in Judge AuD
phys court. early Tuesday morntnGs.
in favor Of Viola Salmoni, 16yeax-l
old girl, injured I'm a collision bes
tween street cars. The jury retired
shortly after dinner, Monday. and ~
was not until i o'clock, Tueed1y'
morning, that decision was reacnv
ed.
Miss Salmoni made the charge that
az a result Of her injuries she sur,
fered an attack of typhoid fever.
Florence Salmoni, a sister OF tho
plaintiff, was injured at the samo
time, and her case will follow -
soon as Attorney Washington !. Rob
inson is through with an engagement
at the supreme court.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
JUDGE sCOLDs MAN.
Should Have Accompanied Little Sol
To Court Father 10 Told.

To Court Father 10 Told.
William Liemann, IL years old, was
before Judge Phelan, Monday, for fir
ing a Flobert rife within the city linn
it's. The boy appeared alone and the
Judge told him to 60 home and bring
his father back with him.
Tuesday the court soundly rebuked
the parent for what he termed an
evident lack Of parental regard.
"Your parental instinct ought to be
strong enough to make you at least
come into q court OF justice with q
boy Of that tender age" said the
court. IF he Is brought before me
again, | will send him away. You
haven't even chastised this boy for
what he has done, except verbally.
You ought to take strap to him. II
would do more good than hauling a
lad of this age into court"
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
Expedition Leaves New Zealand.

CHRIST CHURCH. New Zealand.
Nov. 29.--With the South Polar EX-
hibition under the command OF Capt.
Robert F. Scott aboard the ship Ter
ra Nova, sailed from Port Chalmers
for the Antarctic today. Capt. Scott
expects to reach the south pole In
December, 1911.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
MERCURY IS DIPPING.
Colder Weather Scheduled For Tues
day Nights Below In Winnipeg.

day Nights Below In Winnipeg.
Don't begin to kick about the wealth
er just because the air is beginning
TO feel a little crimpy. The mercury
is only a FEW pegs below the freezing
point in Detroit, while in Winnipeg 1t
stood at s degrees below zero Tues
day morning. and was still dipping.
In Duluth, II was above zero. 1t
will be bit colder Tuesday night
but we're not due for any radical
change. is the cheering news from
Assistant Forecaster Thompson
Storm warnings will be discon-
tinued about Dec 8.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
DIVORCE SET ASIDE.
n. }. Hunts Case Reopened A. Re-
suit of Wlfe's Affidavit.

An order was issued by Judge
Hosmer, Tuesday morning, setting
aside the decree OF divorce granted
Nov 4, to Harmon j. Hunt, OF the
Hunt Show Case Co.
The order was made on petition Of
Mrs. Katherine Hunt. who was not
represented in court at the time her
husband obtained his decree. The or
der OF Judge Hosmer was based on
a sensational affidavit flled by lern.
Hunt, but which was carefully sun
pressed. With the order was IN u.
junction restraining Mr.. Hunt from
concealing or disposing Of his aono1n
or encumbering his property.
In his bill, Hunt charged that h
wife had been on friendly term ~
three years with another man. on1
he alleged that when he confxon1o6
her with the charge she sdmtt&oo NJ
love for this man.
..
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
Recount On Constable Discontinued.

The recount on constable in che
Fifth ward was declared off almost
as soon as 1t had started, Tuesday
morning, when Edward Fleming. the
defeated Republican candidate. who
asked for the recount, discovered
that the majority Of his opponent
Leonard Art. was being increased In
stead of diminished. William Bless
ing, Republican candidate for alder
man. who scanned the ballots during
the recount on estimator, announced
Tuesday, that he would not ask for
recount.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
THE WEATHER

For Detroit and vicinity Snow fur
ries Tuesday night or "wednesday.
slightly colder Tuesday night, brisk 60
high northwesterIy winds.
Lower Mfchtgant Snow hurries to-
niEh ht or Wednesday, somewhat colder
tonight.
For the Upper Lakesi Brisk north
west winds with snow nurries tonight Z
and Wednesday.
For the Lower Lakes Brisk west
TO northwest winds, snow nurrfes to-
night and Wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN BY
WILLIAM G. FREEMAN.
No. so2


had the privilege during elec-
ton time of listening to an inter-
esting discussion between some
prominent New York business
men on the subject of the relative
value of SPEECH MAKING and
ADVERTISING IN POLITI-
CAL CAMPAIGNS.
The opinion was expressed By
the president of one of the biggest
manufacturing concerns in the
country that the voters were not
in the least by the
sPELLBINDERS employed by
the several political parties-hc
thought they were TOO INTEL
SContfpuec ON Page Tweive.D
mR0sENGEu-MAIN oR CIRY-39n.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29

One year ago today Highest tenn
persture, AT lowest, 33t mean, 3si no
precipttationt clear skies.
The sun sets today nt tsO3 y. m.; the
moon rises Wednesday ne 5i2s q. n,.
and the sun rises st $40 .. m-
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29

Bu-ipe.--iiSe Prntfas. No fuss ana
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Time. Printing Co., 10
gohn R-st Main 1tee. or Cftv annk
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29

BY making sweet scented olack
heads from rose petals, pulvertzed
and baked into pulp. California
woman is believed to have re-discov-
sred a lost art OF the Middle Ages.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29

Says Simple Simon. q - 49, -
I'm the cuss wot inveu>n1 N
you doot believe n INT - & -
somothink.- ~ ~ m '<>
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29

Patent Applications flsd by narsnez
a Barthsl. 81 W. congrsss-st -
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29

&C At Aiexander u Co.
" vi ID II ELL &c Monroe-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29

ToDAy,s TEMPERATUREs.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29

nEssENeER-MAIN oR cIRY-sss.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

David Spil.sbury Of Toquerville
was in Cedar Tuesday on his way
home from Salt Lake City, where he
has been 20 attend conference aud
the state fair, lie stated that he had
IA ride on top OF the staSe from Luud
Ia Cedar. aud claims that ne had a
more comfortable ride than those who
were Ia the seats There were 81
many passengers aboard that be
either had TO take the top of the
vehicle or walk. He chose the former
as the lesler Of the two evils
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

Miss Mamie Jones gays piano
recital at tbs Normal Tuesday eve
ming nnde, the auspices of the Litsic
Society. All who were present en-.
joyed the music immensely. Duriug
the entertainment Miss Ann Jones,
aud Messrs, Il. NJ. Cory aud Clifford
AsLby sang trio. which was greatly
ROTATED.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

Now that election ia so near it will
De a good idea for the readers of the
Record TO study the constitutional
amendments found in another part OF
this issue. To be able 20 vote Ia
teiiIgently upon them they should be
carefully read aud studied. Fiery
point Involved In them saoold re'
Deiye due consideration, so that You
will know what you ara voting
Cor.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

The electric light company will
cement part Of the canal 80 that less
trouble will be had this winter.
There are several places that leak
and when frost comes IL is next TO
impossible to keep water In Ito csnnl.
II was therefore thought best to
cement these places aud prevent the
leakage.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

John T. Mitchell, postmaster of
Parowan, Vas visitor in Cedar
Monday. lie came TO attend Post.
masters convention, but IA there
were no other visiting postmasters
there was no convention. lie spent
the time till O'Clock meetirg aud
talking 20 old friends aud Scquaint-
auces.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

Tuesday afternoon witnessed
another horse race In the lane west
OF the town. A Nevada horse was
matched against a Cedar horse and
the race resulted In the latter win
ming There were two fistic encoun-
ters after the race which, came to an
abrupt end when the Marshal put In
an Appearance.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

The democrats met Tuesday Elght
In primary aud elected the following
delegates so attend convention TO be
held In Parowan Saturday Eugene
Schoppmsnn, Edward Parry, John
Nelson, y. w Pryor. VIM. Macfar.
lane. NJ. IL, Daley, h. j. Palmer
aud 4. W. Middleton.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

Roland Hunter entertained nun
Der of his friends Wednesday evening
Mt his home. Tee time was spent In
playing csIds, singing aud enjoying
the dainty refreshments that we're
served. The guests are all euthusi
astio ever the success of the evening.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

The republicans met in primary
last night aud elected the following
delegates 10 attend the county con
veutIon to convene In Cedar tomor-
row: J. X. Richards, j. IL. Cory,
Il, Bryant, I. ID. Roche, J. H.,
Arthur. W. Il. Cory aud \. IL. Rol.
10.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

Several changes are to be- found
among the advertising columns OF the
Record. They are worth while read
ing, Keep ia mind that II You read
the ads regularly you will sooner or
later drop on something that will be
to your advantage. The merchants OF
Cedar have found that IL pays 60 let
the people know through these
columns what they have for sale, aud
what advantage may oe accrued by
dealipg with them and keeping money
at home rather than send it to ont
side PLACES. Don't just glance at the
headings. but read the whole ad-
vertisement.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

Word was received in Cedar from
persons who visited Salt Lake City
recently that over three thousand men
we're idle there, and that money wss
Tightening up pretty fast. II the idle
men do not iud employment soon IL
means an immense amount of suffer
ing for them, as winter Is nearly
here and they are shcrt of fuel and
prOvi1iou,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

A surprise party was given Mon
day evening Ia honor of Mrs. John V.
Adams by number OF her friends.
Tho evening was spent very pleasant.
~ In the usual way OF house parties,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

Have you studied carefully the
proposed constitutional amendments
, that will be presented to the voters
on Nov. Sg II not better do 50 now.
Eou will dad them elsewhere IN this
issue
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

MIR. aud Mira. Hyrum Perry re-.
turned Monday from an extensive
Grip over the northern part of the
state. They report having enjoyed
them selves Immensely.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

The commercial club meeting that
was scheduled for last Saturday
evening was totel failure. The even
ing turned out stormy which pre-
vented the me n hers from attend
ing.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

Read thu notice about the Youth
Companion, The best yourg peoples
paper Ia existence, Subscription
$40 per year, Hsad in your sub.
scription 70 this office.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

Mat Wioks was Ia town this week
enroute from Stateiiue to tho Dixie
country, where he will spend short
time Visiting
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

Jos. Sandin OF Hatohtown was in
town day or two this week visiting
with hls mother aud other relatives
and friends.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21

Several men will be employed on
The county roeds Ia the northern end
OF the oounty for the next month or
80.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21
WE Stand FOR GOOD. Clean BUSINESS.

Our homes paid
money in building
county homes taxed here
in this Our interests mutual.
We need trade and goods We need something
you produce products We should get together
1--we grow will be because If will
be- The works both and
fails % recognize this principle ends up n
We shall careful buying Quality the first
We stand behind goods
them right and can't lose buy first qualities. We shall np
anything about will back with
guarantee
your buying should remember Economy first
What paid does
the ebt fell down dmgy,
faded has concerned have
purchase Clothing passed Tobber and gone
Of the best Tailoring Chicago supply Our
made FOR US from cloth SELECTED BY US and depended
upon hold their proper shape the day they
Of MILLER Made you buy.
Cedar MeeH.. AZ livestock Co.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-21
Things in General.

FOR SALE-Purs bred Crystal
White wyandotte Ooclerels.
CLARENCE HAIGHT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13
JURY BRIBING
IN PORTLAND
BANK CASE

hAN AAtNFH ANNAAsf
PORTLAND Urr. May fs - Fnip
lowing the arrest IL Howard A.
9uilford on 81 charge OF having AZ.
tempted Ga brlhe Juror uArtun. VT
ting on ihe W Cooper Morris EN-
hrzaiemeut ease. District Attorney
Cameron alth corps 90 deputies.
began q thorough investigation into
The affair today Cameron said
that BE expects Go unearth evidence
~ plan for wholesale bribery %
Jurors iu the Oregon TRUST a Say
inss hank eases
Morris. formerly cashier a thu
bank WAS convicted late yesterday
afternoon 20 emhrzsiinK $4,000
Nafth ~ notes from fhe iustltutlun.
Previous 60 hts conviction. Juror
Barton was approached and. il e
alleged. was offered 1900 Ia hang
the Jury He gave a ngu-cammit-
tai reply 10 the agent. ard then re-
ported to lhe district attorney
Guilg1rd was subsequently ar.
rested. According O. District At
tnruey Cameron he made clean
breast Of the affair. and Cameron
asserted. Implicated several proml-
mont Portland attorneys In the all
legged attempt 10 hrihe usrton.
Judge Cianfeuhein. before ~ hofu
Morris was tried. probably wlii or
der q grand Jury investigation into
the charges. uifh ths view - ascer-
tanning zho waa Ia furnish the al
legged bribery money
When seen today Judge Gantsn-
lssiu said that Il was clear case
Tor ths grand jury 20 probe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13
FEARFUL SCENE
1T HANGING
Of QUINN

..,vANr Msy rs special To-
,.,sea Herald oom Wa''a
80. snis morning SAYS
-. sslrsesntn hanging &c W'i'a
-. r.nlteutmgy which occu'f,'
rv,ssv the 18th. WIS one ot th'
ea .,..,.san,c executions over
p'es "a ~ prison Officials For
..,,stss after Richard Quinn
asss through the trap With 'hr
go .nsst his neck and the hlack
- ~. ,yef his face he huns, swa'inE
- a,8 Firth. rieadlug WITH hia
sss,tsners IL draw bim up ana
- me trap asaln. go thnt hH
s.osy might be ended
a.s,n VAS man or abnormal
..,h ana the muscles of his
- automatically stiftcnlng when
- -. drew tlght about him. rrc-
s,.ss 81 uppcr spine from being
= ksn and the man slowly stfth-
slsa % deaih
- 81 srasa1o 90 tho END and
1900 aus Religious Attendance
-, this morniag b. ate @ hearty
s-e,tf.ss ana walked briskiy Go
- ~aeals As the eap w8s nd-
ss,as 10 hts head DE- ssid 90 bis
hfsrS;
t.....ef sstM for Am Hasfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13
SLOT Machine CASE
ENDS N ACQUITTAl

Victor 3. yeFheast. . Georgetown
alon Keeper the fret defendant
2 "and trial before q jury upon a
s,.ha Jury Indictment ON a charge
= hasing a slot machine in his Dos
sssMoh vas found not guilty by a
~ n Judge Ronald's court late
saays The greater numbev OF
$500 80. keepers indicted pleaded
- 49, and paid a small fine. Yer.
49, under the advice Of his at.
= ssi Frank 5. Griffith. refused
F" plead guilty.
,. "lillain Griffith. an agent Of the
'r .',.' attorneys office. swore
s Ssas.nsely that be- played a slot ma.
,..ns IN yeFhe4st's saloon last No
NJ Is'noer verhesst and several OF
i patrons awore there never was
-. ~. machine in the place sew.
~ ~ one. gsneF saloon keepers who aid
i, pleaa guilty have been anxious.
i.s asaiilng the outcome Of the Yer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13

NEW HAVEN Come May "a
politics m nu business. according
to au Interview attributed to Speak.
tr cannon. printed ia the Yale Ncwr.
on sle here today. Cannon iu
quoted as saving
"fo Il hr.Hhi Noung man who has
anything iu hlm. college course b.
not necessarily fatal to suvcea THAT
is my Wow nt a.
''rho common school systom. the
hlsh echooi course. Eivoa tine aver.
aEe Individual at ienat fnf equip
mcut Tor practical success ln bust.
ness ur in che various calinea that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13

Tho royal police changed The In
tended route last Tuc8day from
buckingham palace 10 WestmInBtor
10 ms % avoid cougesiiou ~ crowds
at Trafalgar square. Thirty thou
sand picked troops VIII line the
course OF The funeral column
The newspapers of the capital
fayorabiy mention The appointment
Of Theodore Roosevelt aa special
commissioner from the United
states. Ils position ia the process.
sion bias not been designated Prob
ably be viii follow me royal mourn
ors With omisaarles Of other nations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13
PORTLAND INVALID
QUITS FAST CURE

PORTLAND. ore. May fa.-Af-
n starving for y days 70 cure
himself u stomach trouble, A. =
h1usfton. Photographic. today
ssgan u break his fast By slipping
ns ufes n oranges. HouEhf1u
s'sfsed his Starvation cure with the
Eisniion q sbStaining from food
snih hts appetite returned.
Yesterday however. b. decided
nat BE- was getting too weak. and
Leeisd aouEishnent. despite the fact
mar h. did not feel hungry.
sspyoae when start taking
,osd food into ms stomach 7 shall
a@Ee an aDpesife. said H0uEhton.
ana y sili be necessary 70 exercise
~ power not 10 ovsrsat. II ss no
ian % fast for three weeks. Eat
ing h delightful"
h1shion host 81 pounds IN three
xssn Hr said be- expects 10 gain
hesn y the rate he lost 1t. The
cay effect he noticed since the ftst
sssan sas thar he slept only six
Aoars nightly instead Of mine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13

modatinR eight persons FOR $500.
One balcony brought 5000
The high prices result from the
fact that the funeral pageant VIII
be- the greatest array 81 royalty
ever seen
Iiouneholdnra" greed. however.
threatens disaster, as steep roofs
are bolng rented out for seating
space Tho authorities are cndeav-
0ring IA tako every prccauii0u 10
avoid "a great catastrophe
The authorities also are taking
precautions against q possible at.
tack on noted persons who VIII be-
ia line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-13
To
REALIZE ON
KING s DEATH

LONDON. May ne Reviewing
stands are being erected today be-.
tween Westminster hall aud Pad.
dinEion station. marking ths route
to be- tfaverned by tho funeral
cortoae Of tho late King Edward.
which will pass through Londons
streets on Friday May 20
The cheapest seats in The stands
are being sold FOR g. other seats
are selling for $50. and Il is believed
that the price OF choice seats viii
jump 10 SIS
touHcholdera along the line or
march nro renting windows accom-.