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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10

guffdIo, n. g., in einem eanitariuin
sefunbtn ipnfbe. tebrie ssitern nit isis
ner Satin suriid. Dr. 5. 8. pbps
THAN iibfrnnbm Die gebanbluns.
pbiIlips lam feline ausiunft seben,
fpie Ct bon g.itisburs mad Buffalo.
y. o.. fam nnb iheint bisfe 3eitpss
riobe ibm poIIitGnOts aus benz 9e=
bddtniB peri6tpunosn gu iein, ba er
midi fasen tam, mas er sethan fnt,
cher no tr lid, befano. Iae feline Da-
der limb in better Srbnune.
-geuntpsaFsFpr Boone Gosneb
pirb In einisen 3asen feinen 1ertt!
fsrtis babsn. Die orobte Steuererhos
hung fane in ST. 5bomas uno BEN
5ieblanb=T Tiitritt Tatt, ba eine bebsus
ienoe 9lnaabI Itubautea aufssfuhrt
murben. Tie leeren gaulotten frurosn
ols 9onnz2ois tarirt, anltott als
,sarmlano. Die Iotalbeitsueruns i'm
GCunip tpirb fid aui S2o, 1000 bee
.aufeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10

&amilton gn}eisen, eofnI. ot;ssa
anb ReNstsiirn iino absnsebtn Cdr
str 4. sns GbcrIes Strafe. llnier
gacnt fir 6omilton mobut Wo. 3O1
GorS ,srunt Ctr. 5eIepbon Samilton
f316.G. SrIcpbon nuieres u urreipon'
bcuten: 1893 y 8cl.
- Tas itGotiihs Gas. Department
embed. esFtern an Der Sd. Der Gems
traI 2psnus unb Gfren Gtrob. cine
getrohsn., 4 3ofl grob. 5asrobre, aus
tptIh,r Don ! big 2 Wlillionen aubii.
fub 8as btn Wonot entitrpmteH uRo
periorsn oirq,n. 1os a.d ipurbs ba.
burh entostt, bab bds Gas in bi,
ShaBmsiftsr Its gdterei an Der Gen
tral Nnenue orans unb bemsrti puroe.
Der 9erluit ieit' Mcnd..n in bsm g.-
trisb bes iidbtifhen Gas. Deportse
mtnts il burd, bic Gntbsdura Ms
aets theillus.ie erfIdrt.
- Ter iiineIt erp6blte Ersisridtsr
eb. s. Sonss. Elm Witalieb hss ran
tiIfsn StuIratbs, bat feline RsfIgna
iicr aIs iOltes bem Shulratb cir
c,Ianot.
- Der Staliener 9uiIeppe 2an.ro
fpslttr i'm Isst.n ecmmsr Elm tleinea
MGb6sn in Der Rigbon Gtrab. su
pergspaItiqen periuhte. lpurbe atfierr
i'm SrimiroIgsriH. nem Rihter pors.'
fiibrt ur0 plaibirie fhuloie. 81
puroe bi:r1uf su 3 Sabrsn 3uh'bau;
perurtteilt.
- Rop 0olmes, % Sabre alt uni
aus Snoianupolis. Snb.. fammeno
orane oorlsBt. Rohi nit einem Hab
f6lIFsI in 6us Wanihaus bes gabn
Ddaters on Der Ode Der Wnluu
Strube uno b.m g., 8. & .. Geleif,
I'm bort gu iflafen. Gr ipuroe Der
Dem gahnbsomien Zimmerman eri
o.dt. psrhuftst uno I'm Sta.ioHshanI
eing.ipsrrt. 8eftern Morgen fpuib
er bon Wlopor Roibipen treren herum
luna.rns nm $50 unb Roften beitra't
Die g.triehsonlase Der Obj
eleitriihen Giienbuhn in Qinbsntpall
pirb bemndtIt NIT einem Rcitenauf
punb bon so, 600 pubeffert perbsn
RuFeQ anbreips, tpelfer bic
cine giI.nsisbsrsi beirieb, pirp i.in
Jobrit mad 9lnberfDn. Jnb.. perI:sen
- Clarence adblep, fpeider mi
feiner 5amilis in Wi. 6ealtbp ipotn
unb in Der getriebsanlage Der SbiI
elstiriiten eiIentdbn in Qinbentpoll
beihdftigt 1T. enteine corgcftsr.
abenb nit tnapper Noib bsm Ieb:
gr mar oomit beffdftist, Die Meif
Des slettriIhen GtroH0s on3ubreben
nobel er nit eintm eelnoenen Orab
in geriibrung lam unb $4,000 Bolt
brangen in ben arm unb Q6rper. Nn
bere InseItslIie tomen btm befin
nungsloisn Wann ~ Ollie unb rieie'
ben Or. gurbIon berbei. treIher BE-
Werunsliidt.n in Debdnbluns unku
unb mad i.inem 6eim begleitete. ldD
Iep erbolte iid ipdter unb Ieibet iebt a
erbebliden granb!punben an Nrm I'M
on beiben yiiben.
5. PAUL Ddlep pom BEN GtH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10

Sic Gopinatrn SfHee fir Sas rGln'
linnati &pltsblatt" bcitnoet nd I'M
G5cbGuoe 0u. 509-511 Iaoiion
Iucnue. glnscigen, Wtittbeilunscl
nub &citellmecn irschbmelfer Irt
,peroen bis 10 lIbr Hbcuos saieiblt
cntgegcnsenoumen. Seiepbon Sontl
1854.
- Yoli3titen bic 8ertld9ten. Der
Sau bon SSruu Hannis 8aIorer. ron
go. 308 Sobnion Strabe, gsgsn 5ebn
YoIi3iitsn bes bieIigen Departments
fir $4,000 ShaoenerIaB lit i'm Cir
cuttgsribt Dor 9ti6ter 5racp inS6pes
Re. Die YertIagten iinb: 2eutnoa:
Graut unb Murtin, uno bic Qoli3iiten
Oates, MatIat, 9roIte, 0itetIcr.
gt6Ier, gbipman, Dunn unb aruuIt.
Die aldgerin bebQuptet. oaB Die go:
Ii3iIten am 8. September 1909, Mnrs
gems um 2 ubr. an9eblih obne 9ers
baftsbsfebl in ibr 5aus brargen. Sns
fOlqe oefIen lei lie oefGbrlih ertrantt
Die Yoli3iiten 6atten, ME tie bs6dups
ten, etnen 8erbaftstefsh, ben 6. 9,
9unapap ge9en Waloren erlangts.
Dom YoIi3sidef 81. g. Cabin
BON Spracuie, q. g., traf ssitern i'm
goIi3eiamt Elm Shreiben Elm, .pemges
mdb Soiepb 8. 6oparo, Der iih Der
bieiigen Yoli3ei ftellte, bafelbit untsr
Der Nntlage bes 9roBoiebitdbIs bers
Iangt tptro. Sin gsamter bon Spra=
cufe lit auf benz Wege hierher, um ben
sJuitt3flu6tltng ab3ubo.sn.
- Der JaQ bon q. s. Geutler ees
gen bic Sotpn Of grIanger fir Sdds
bensr'aB 1T i'm Gtrcuitseri6t, Rihtsr
6arbeTpn's 0ipiiion. in S6pebe.
- $4,000 lIrtbeiI. oSm Safe Don
GQie QQnut qeoen bic QouispiLle unb
NaibDt1e Gifsnbdbn SO. gaben oi.
8eihnorensn i'm Gircuitoeriht, Rih.
Ter 5or6eion's 9ipiiion, Elm urt6eiI su
Gunften pes 8ldssrs auf $4,000 ab
Nlnut erbielt bel Der erften 8erbdno.
lung $4,000 sugeipro1en II. Rihte,
Soorbefpn ertIdrte, bdb biefe Summ,
gu bod lei. 4unut, Der erit 10 Sabr,
alt lit, puroe Dor orei Sabren in Ga.
toniu pon sinsm 3ugs Der 6. unb 81
Gifenbdbn perbaftet uno tpuroe i'm
sin 8ein abgefabren.
= 9siiBperdnoerungen: Sra 81
glrob on Dilliam Rop gIrob, 2oiRo
1863 III Glib Grlangsr, 81. - Wm
8. Wlains on 2lmelid 6. Sdmibt 2ot
yeo. 80 in Grlanger. SO bel $50 SUB,
$40O. - Sobn 5. Sbseban an Mar.
garetbe M. Shseban, Cots SO. SO UNI
53, in Der 5rantlin Sanbforo Inter
abtbiIung an Der SftIeite Der Clifton
ape., Is bel 100 SUB. 81.
9lus Der Characterization in
Soutb Yortsmoutb, &D., Duroen ge.
fern $85 in 9aar gsfohlsn. Dststtir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10

psritiebenen StGbtsn su beiuhen unb
bier biirfk fie i'm Jebruar sintrefftH.
GotaIo bag esruu. Datum ibrer ans
iunfi bttonnt 1T, merben umfaiienbe
gorbereitunseH fir ibren empiars
seiroffn ptrben.
gs puroe beihloien. bon nun on
bic 9erfammluns.n ees Damen5ipeiss
iiatt am Moniag am Dierten Jreislg
zines jtben Uicnots absu6al.en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10

- Der Wdmpus alub eripdblte II
isinem Qotal go. 149 Weit 7. Ctr
fotesnoe geamte; ptdToent, 9. Web.
ers; giceprdibsnt, 6. Rieberger; Gin
SET, SO. 9uritter; aort. Seir., 6
Sir6ner; ShaBmsiiter, 6. Sotpmdnn
Sergedntsatzarms, Charts Raah.
- Stobtinesnieur Weiners lit 9e'
tern abenb bon SnDianapoIis, Sno.
3uriidoetebrt, no er Der ,Gooe Rpao'
acnpentiou teilpphn!e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10
2ofal +. 8eri(bt.
ustdlie.

- So1n Waffsnf1mibt. 63 SABRE
ali. Elm Mrbeiter. BON 80. 518 alottsr
Abe. fiel am DonnerItus IN feiner
Mohnuns cine 9reppe binunter nne
sog ii9 einen DeinbruH 81. gr lpurbe
seitern mad bsm ftdbtif@eH 6olpital
gtbradt.
Robert WstRamaro, 30 Sabre
alt. sHreiner. ipobnbdft I'm COLUMBIA
este. Tan oeiaseH sla4mittas - BIZ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10

untsr benz 0oriib beg 6srrn alfreb
Rdrtaroi unb Der grotofolIIiibrnns
bes 6errn ausui, amaHn fous ssitsru
absno bic reesimdbist 8sriammIuns
oes obiaen 0ereins itoit, In tpslher
fur bic am Sonntas, etn i. Januar
1911 itatiiinbsnbe geam.entpobI bic
foiaeReen aonoioo.sn nominirt muir
bsn:
grdiib.ni: sfIfreb Reinbaroi, Gris
Sebr.
9issp,diie,at: Soispb Meis. Wm.
Sureiter.
e6asmeiit.r: Sobn 0orm, aarI
Waier.
prOt.sSslr.: 5snrp Gt0dl.r. Wm.
Giiitinaer.
5inan3ssetr.: auauft aman.
sruitsss: anon 6odftraber. 5.
gtrsih. +. Shmiot. gbris. Gomer,
aaipar Rshtiieirer.
araut.nsaOmmitte.: Wm. Rotb.
1reo. SiIbsr. Jris Gerf. I'm.
Shnsa.
Jabnsnir6ssr: 60. 1cl.nmeper.
8ereiusorsi: Or. ahuon.
Die Hcminaiionen b!tibsn often une
.0nuen bis gum WahItuge nod ipei.ers
aanbibntsn in 8oritlas sebra6t iptrs
ben. 4n stpsi .r.rantie Wiislieoer
ipuroe bic ublide unierkIbuns ouss
besatIi. Gin, Ginlabuue bes Ghneiz
ger Wdnnerthors 5u feiuem am 81. Des
sember b. ). itaitfinoeno,u Wnstsns
bon nurben aeeeptir, unb ben Miis
slieosrn empfohlen rsdi suten Ges
braud bopon 3u MAIDEN.
Die Gus9obsn uno Ginnotmen tes
lrsftn iid ouf je Sl2.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10

Die Cincinnati Cog. go. $50 unb
bi. Jrobiiun Goge Ro. TO oss Deuis
iten Sroens 6aruaari ptranfiuiten
ON uiorsioen Sonntag, IL. De5e,ns
kr, in Der Cosmopolitan 3ane Elm
,.gor GoeiaI~ init 1ans. ssIr biefe
llnterbaltuns iinb bi. Wcrbereitunesn
bereits felt seraumer 3eii i'm Donss
eeipefen uno on llnterbaltuns ipirb es
bahr fur bic Jeftsdite niht manseIH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10

gine, nabe Der IL. Str., bti otm ger'
fuh, auf einen Waeen Der glart Str.
ginie sa fpringen, su Goa nfc ger
TdIua lif, eas 0eIidbt unb cas linss
ani.. poirolpag.n Ro. / bruht. ben
9srunsliidisn nab benz 6cIpisal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10
Johns 1llsatlta


timber gleihlidl
Elm St1rfungs.
.nitteI lino aor.
per guibauer.
8erid)ai aiit5ieilh
uno Siarfe, fus
rirt grfalturl.
gen, Sals. uno
9ungeit 2eioen,
grontitis aHb.
mo II. g daplhos
Sad,t. aein Ml.
tot)cl ooer ihae'
lide Greguen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
TRUNKS WILL
BE OPENED IN
COURT ROOM

Two trunks will be the dice
thT0Wn IN Judge Honalda court 10.
morrow and on their contents
nanga the technical guilt or limo.
ccrce Of a woman.
Mrs lnez Peterson. divorced. Is
ca trial for abacondlng. charged
with leaving the Llneoln hotel with.
out paying a BIN Of sos. She was
arrested last August and has been
out on a bond Of 1850 In the trial
that opened yesterday. the pfosecu-
ti0n alleged that Mrs. Peterson call.
ed for her bill saying she would pay
next day a. she left She disAp.
peAred. however, and her trunks
we're caught ia the baggage room
and have since been held by the
hotel
Gu the witness stand Mrs. Peter
son fAld her trunks contained ar
iiclea 20 the value Of s25e Both
the prosecution and defense rested
their case. bur the court refused 90
render decision until the trunks
should b. examined. II they hold
$3.50 worth ~ ftuff. the horse Is
On thr Hotel Lincoln and the state
n the articles Mrs. Peterson has
deFcfihed ere not there. then she
faces a sentence for nhseonding
The trunks will be- opened IN court
but Mrs retcraon'a Troubles viii
not be- over even then Che " out
op another bond for 81 00o. charged
with obtaining SO on mortgages Tor
property that did not belong to
her She was arrested on this
charge In September
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
AUCT|ONED
mr. n!.nnTkRT
UUff SgPHtNit
COURT JUDGES

NEW YORK. Feb 20 Supreme
court judges have been auctioned
of In New York
This statement. credited "a VII.
liam J Connurs. If Buffalo, better
known as "Fingy" Connors. tho
wharf boy who became million
alFe, and who Ia today probably the
strongest power ~ New York
democracy, may stir up a new hor
nets nest OF investigation
Following close on the Aids. Con.
ger investigation. In which an ex.
speaker 81 the assembly ~ being
tried foF bribery. the Conaofs
charge aroused the whole state.
Ffngy himself welcomes the
Tight On the announcement that
he would be- called before the les
ialative Investigation COMMITTEES,
he laughed aloud
Good. he said. "fll be there
And IN tell en- what believe
he hesitated what know
What price h a iudgsf" he was
asked
Some Of EN- eome pretty high.
said Connoru "Eut thstm all come
our u the legislative committee pat
the right people on the stand
can tell them just who 20 call,
Back ~ the investigation Is a
war between Tammany. under the
leadership of Charles Murphy. aad
the Upstate democrats. who follow
the tattcred banner OF Fngy Con
nora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
MANY WILL MAKE
MID WINTER TRIP

~ PugHl SQUAD mifwlnier s1-
nxsn 10 California. leaving Seat.
Il sasnrakq. Msrrh -. over the
0segoa 4 wasklsgsou railroad and
an seuiasfn Faeae, VIII give many
euziness nea e Seattle. Tacoma.
Everett Relassazm and ether cities
e ~ scaz9 a. epportunity 20 meet
~ laadiEE eliiTens of Portland.
sz Francisco. Los Angeles. OAK
- 80 cher cities. IN both a husi.
rs nd isissdly way.
ksis T. 3 four weeks before the
Mtsz'sF special viii leave on the
~ b California 8 number Of
zNAanes base been mads. which
sziss he trip wiu BE- successful.
aHnIa contributed nsore than
~ zhsr STATE % the sncceaa q the
lassa fazonParifIe exposition and
NtH = . EsY friendly feeling be.
Rssa hss'nsas men and citizens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

tsr's home on sixth av n. and die
appeared 4, was the eighth at.
tempt. she says
Hsaped crueities Upon Her.
About IL months ago. whcr we
we're LIVING at 2sf2 Harvard Rv n.
ny husband kept me Ia the brush
for six hours. holding a revolver
and a knife over my head. while
my father ard q policeman search.
I'd for me He said u I made an
outey he would XIII me. HoW
diazundcd hirG that time ! cannot
tell Seven months aEo. IN Van.
cuuyer. y G., he attacked me on
the street and was given a sen.
tence Tor o. lie VAS let out FOR
good behavior and cane % Seattle
tc harans me agate Tao months
ago. in Spokane. b. tnoe he'd me
down on the street
II 7 can ever Eef no child back
and keep away from that man. III
be happy"
and happy she vas today when
she was told that tho baby was
found. and that Seattle police off
GERS were nov AZ spokane ready "a
start back % Seattle with Faulkner
aud tho child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
POLICE OFFICERS
DANCE TONIGHT

Seattle policemen will forsako
their beats for the lnoandeHceut
and social brilllance OF the ball
room this evening, and a host Of
their friends viii also be on hand
10 make the annual ball the big
geat function ever neld by the de.
partmont ~.
The Losch Park pavilion viii
be the scene OF the hop, and mem
beers OF the committee on arrange.
ments used every spare minute
they were able 20 yank from regular
tnska Yesterday to decorate the
han aud make final arrangements
Everything win be IN readiness
when MAYOR Miller leads the grand
march
Regular beats and shifts have
been go altered today and will be
tonight that every member OF the
department will have q portion OF
the evening 20 mingle with the
dancers. and at the same time pro.
vide protection for the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
OF HELLO
Company viii Give Away Fruit Land,
City Lots, and Cash Certificates to
Readers of This Paper Who Will
Write an Advertisement

Some people say there Il a sci.
cnee Of advertising Also some
people say that only BY mastering
a Ions course Of technical trainlug
can ono acquire the secret Of writ.
ms an interesting story But the
oshello improvement company. the
most progressive group Of city
builders In the Northwest. believe
differently
The famous sunny Jim" adver
tisemcnts. said By many experts %
have been the greatest series Of ad-
refreshments ever published. we're
written BY a young arr. not yet ont
Of her teens She had never had
any training for the work Of advsr.
tiacment writing. OF even ia The art
OF composition.
Jack london. one of the greatest.
n Indeed not the greatest. Of mod.
ern story writer's. boasts II the fact
that be has lees than the average
school learning
Neither Of these cases. however.
proves that a liberal education ia
not to be desired. but they both
prove that the brightest. freshest.
most natural ideas often spring
from the mind unhampored by the
traditions Of the school room and
the rule book
The Othelio Improvement com.
pAny has employed advertising ex
perta. trained writers and teachers
10 write for Il a little story 10 BE-
entitled. why | should Invest Ia
Oihollo." The officers and al
rectora Of the company have tried
their hand At the same subject. but
without satisfaction to themselves
or their associates
All the efforts have lacked that
snap that viR0r that unaffected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
railroads. WILL FIGHT TO
- MAKE PANAMA CANAL Fill
sighting Bob Evans, !, els
! Magazine Article How
T,.o,continen,al People
o.,,osed Big. Ditch.

nv | niteW - n.a Al
veN YORk, fen' -. - :"
y. sasley D. Evans. Who has
- es.,nlnx the probable ~
- ,he Panama canal IN =
- ] ssrses II articles ia hamp
.xsslns. concludcs In the
ss' ~ March number with g
~ attack apon the fHllioa0 Z
Asssrs Is no more impof'an'
- h.foro the American na.
.s.y IL says, than thls az
- -sre that when they have
49, 49, heir hundreds OF millions
f s.sssrs d TIE canal il shall siye
y. - ! panama canal sill earn the
4 slvea the chance Hat u
= - 4 y gwen the chance q the
's-.-. - railroads can pre-
w. sallroses Fought H.
.n~..se after decade the great
- svstems opposed the build
- - eanal They knew what
I. ,smCssliion would mean 10 tae
...s.slan q Freight rates
srss eanal. ho~ever 10 being
=. NJ because o. any reaiiza'
= lss commercial necessity
.s,use 81 the oreaon's trip
- 49, Pacific 70 the Atlantis.
49, vs,see II tine o. national
~. sryrsalllsea tire need FOR a
- y sas natioral mind.
rs 10 lmAgins that ] have any
..ssfssie aafiEaiiruad mania.
rss-e sxu't 4 transportation author
= va usll claim more for the
.sl,-.sA A 4 factor in the couatry =
s.s.,aasusnt than | viii eoncedc
n ~ truth ell nct - SUPPRESS.
= ~ railroads always have
- kae,sle 10 ne canal. and they
~ y hostile to u in The future
M are spendsnK tiao.e00 600
fsrInx Al . csrai which ought 20
slsca freight rates across our con
sssss q ! fFaetion Of shat they
AZ nns
cksseer ~ water.
-Wa.r transportation Is the
sssauest known 10 the world
Essrsrsr there Is free and fair
uurssifson. TIE waieF highway
nkss be hassness from the rail
nak Year afies year 4 larger and
wgsr propcrsiun o. Londonn coal
mna acpa from The North %
EsanA b. ne sea Year after
rmf tka impoytanre u the inter.
ii xatsr runfes-rfvers and ca.
ua-la E1Sope Increases Why ?
7seaase = d more ecogomical %
nass rsific by wafer than BY land
ne elssznee IRON New YORK 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

naturalness which makes a story
ring true and real
So the Oihello Improvement
company has decided upon novel
plan % securing the littie story Il
wants 10 use ia IL advertising mat.
ter. Il has concluded 20 give away
a. awards for merit 20 those read
cre Of thia newspaper. who VIII
take the time 20 sit down and dash
or a brief little story upon the
subject, why ! Should Invest Ia
Othello." valuable gifts. a. follows
For the story declared BY the
judges 20 be best. an acre Of Fruit
Land a. Oibello Highlands viii be
given.
For the next, or third best. q
Cash Certificate. good for ti0e
upon the purchase price Of any lot
or fruit tract At Othelio. for sale by
the Improvement company. win be
given And for each Of the next
ten. cash certificate for $50 will
be given.
The value Of the awards should
induce every reader OF this newa.
paper 10 sit right down and write
a little composition OF not more
than 500 words and send It to the
Oshello Improvement company q
offices IN this city
II does not cost one cent 20 en-.
tor the contest There IL no condi
ton whatever Any person can en-.
ter The winning story viii un,
doubtedly be submitted by some
one who least expects 20 win
! In order 90 give fun information
10 those who may not know all the
facts about Othello. the company
has had a little booklet published
containing full details This book
let will be given 10 anyone aaking
for u az the company'a offices In
I this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
ARREST CALY IN
HOTEL MURDER
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tho duel that led to the death Of
fedoroff was fight over the al,
vision 90 be made OF the money
that Caly had been defraudcd ont
OF
Deputy sheriff Nela soniau. II
kltaap county. read ia The star the
story told by Cniy. IN kitsap coun
~ at place called Kingston. last
Monday. Rancher John u. smith
was attacked at 2 o'clock AZ night
by three Russians one OF the Rus
SLAMS was a farm hand that had
worked Tor Smith for two days
smith was bound. beaten into In
aenalbility and fastened 20 a chair
With ~ yards OF wire clotbesline
The three Russians then took Sg5
~ hia money. his clothes and a rifle
and disappeared Two OF the Rus
Sian robbers. u was known, were
brought 10 Smiths ranch from Sc
attic by the Russian lahorer that
had been working Tor smith
His Name on Magazines.
The only clue was magazine
that the Russian lahorer had
brought TO The ranch With him Up.
on Il waa the name of Emil Caly
When the sheriff read OF Caly's
story he came 10 Seattle and this
morning placed him under arrest
Caly denied that be had commit,
ted the robbery but stated that Fed
croft. the man murdered Ia the
Phoenix hotel. had done Il This
Was the first time that Caiy wayer
ed In his statement that be
did not know the murdered man
The murdered mar Was brought 70
the Kingston ranch by Caly on the
day 81 the robbery. together with a
Russian named Field.
A letter addressed 10 Field WAS
found In The room ln the ph0euiH
hotel. near the dead body Now Il
turns out that Caiy knew both the
dead man and The man that hired
the room with Federoff. who was
Field
Mrs NikifoF Fedoroff a waitress.
an employc ~ a First aY cafeteria.
yesterday read ~ the murder % an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

generally - the Pacific coast cities
Seven days viii b. required "a
the trip from Seattle 20 l.os An.
geies. There viii be stops AZ Port
Land. Grants Pass. Medford aud
Ashland, IA Oregon. San Francisco.
shasta Springs. Oakland. San 1ose
Psso noblse. Santa BArhara. Loa
Angeles and other places Ia cAlisor
MIA. besides receptions aud aide
trips % infereet.
The rRiiroad company viii make q
special rate Of 1876 from Seattle
and fs6.1s from Tacoma This IN.
ciuden railroad fare for The round
trip good Tor three months on the
trip south thia rate includes berth
ia standard Pullman siecping car
aad all meals on the train or AZ ho.
tcis from the OATS 81 departure from
Seattle until Los Angeles Ia reach.
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
c. h. MILLER HAS
4 BUSY WEEK
AHEAD OF HIN

Charles ~ Miller. tho candidate
for mayor Of the united labor party,
has a busy week mapped out for
himself The rallies already arrang
ed for are as follows
Tuesday night Williams hall
Southeast Seattle. Wednesday
night kidds hail. Green Lake.
Thursday night. Wiater hall, Bal
lard Friday night. Aitman's hall
2tfh CIV. and Lane ST.. Saturday
labor Temple
Besides Miller. the speakers will
be- Paul x Mohr Of the bakers
union w "a Smith. a Spokane real
estate dealer. and The councilmaniC
candidate for the united labor party
ia the ward IN which the rally d
held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

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