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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-12-01
THE MILLER PRESS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER ]. 1910.
PERSONALS AND
LOCAL BRIEFS

Dolls! DOlls!!
&c each. Weidenborner's.
James Alden left Friday night for
his home in Iowa.
VIM. Stewart was up from Huron
the first of the week.
Pat Walsh visited friends at VOL
sey the first of the week.
Help, Fire, Police, at the Opera
House Wednesday, December 7th.
VIM Butts. of Chico, Cal, is visit
ing in Miller and vicinity.
F, S. Weldenborner spent several
days in st. Paul last week.
Have you seen that new brass
ware at Wilson's Jewelry Store.
p. J. N. Miller, left last week for
his home in Ohio for a short visit.
Miss EMS Erickson left Tuesday for
Nebraska for a visit with relstives.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-12-01
Christmas Gifts

For everyone. Weidenborner'
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-12-01

Peter Nelson purchased the K, F
Waite residence on East Esd st.
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Miss EMS Erickson left Tuesday for
Nebraska for a visit with relstives.
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p. J. N. Miller, left last week foI
his home in Ohio for a short visit.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-12-01

Pat Walsh visited friends at VOL
sey the first of the week.
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VIM. Stewart was up from Huron
the first of the week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-12-01

F, S. Weldenborner spent several
days in st. Paul last week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-12-01

Have you seen that new bras
ware at Wilson's JeWelry Store.
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James Alden left Friday night for
his home in Iowa.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-12-01

Help, Fire, Police, at the Opera
House Wednesday, December 7th.
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VIM Butts. of Chico, Cal, is visit
ing in Miller and vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
Cogger Victim of Vicious Slayers
POLICE ARE
BAFFLED

Brutality murdered, robbed
and thrown into a ditch under
a deserted house at the north
west corner OF Maynard av.
and Main St, was the fate of
Bryan Cogger, a rancher Of
Coyle, Jefferson county, whose
body was found late yesterday
afternoon by laborers.
The mans throat had been
cut from car to ear, his left eye
blaekened, the spinal cord at
the base Of the brain had been
severed by two knife thrusts
and depressed fracture OF the
skull was found behind the
right ear. That robbery was
the motive behind the murder
is clearly established. Captain
Of Detectives Tenant today
closely inspected the scene Of
the murder but thus far abso-
lutely no clew to the murderer
Or murderers has been found.
He Had $4,000.
Cogger. who was 81 years old.
and his wife came to Seattle Sep
tember : and stopped al the Bruins
wick hotel. First ay. and Columbia
=. During the week following their
arrival Cogger negotiated the sale
Of logs from his wifes farm az
Coyie. and about $4,000 was real
led This money. however, was
the property OF Mrs. Cogger. and IL
was banked 10 her credit Cogger.
during his stay In Seattle. was al
lowed a bank account OF $500.
On September IA Cogger and his
wife prepared 70 leave for home.
While on their way TO the boat
Cogger suddenly told his wife that
be had an important appointment
With a man. lie did not say who
the man was.
Mrs. Cogger boarded she boat and
Cogger went up town He was Sc m
last Thursday night In Holland &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
IA TFfELD
FREED

The local authorities we're
amazed this afternoon 20 receive a
wire from City Marshal seorest Of
Arlington, Ore, advising them that
he had released T. a. Hatfield, the
man wanted for gigantic realty and
mortgage frauds In this city. Sc.
crest simply said he could not legal.
ly hold the man any longer, and
Hatfield was turned loose
Three kilograms were immediate
~ sent 10 Secrest 10 hold Hatfield
al all cost Deputy Sheriff Meyer
Of Seattle is on his way 10 Pendle-
ton, Ore, 70 arrange for Ha,field's
eEfradition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

a w C. r, u. funk and they kicked
shomo 50 hard that the ON Leong
tong howied
"iohhed yelled the gang below
the line All the gamblers knocked
off with one days pay.
One chalk faced faro dealer was
heard TO remark that he'd just a.
soon Btarvo. anyway. as deal for n
Chinaman.' but the citizens who
run the games heaped maledictlona
upon Wappy and the bald head OF
10 The Columbia and Newport
both got a jolt. and then came the
Arcade dance hall
ne Is Enjoying H.
And now Max "a enjoying every
minute % his stay in the executive
esiiee IN The city hall. Ito Is out TO
get the violatoga Of the saloon ofdi-
nances. and In a nice. quiet way he
intimRtes that when the real mayor
gets back he WON'T know the old
place
In The meantime. the Shomoa and
the Tuppvra are asking. Can WRp-
~ come back and nobody III hu.
thoriiy feels Justified in making
any predictions
It's great to be a mayor OF a
large. thriving city az 81. great
when you don't have 10 thank the
First ward for your election and
greet when the wise little chief OF
police Is 10 California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
SHARK
CASE TODAY

TACOMA. Sept 2i-The federal
grand Jury Is today considering
the case of C. D. Hillman. the Sc
attic real estate dealer who Is &C.
eused OF using the mails 10 de.
fraud AZ the same time the
Jurors viii consider the cases
against several OF Hillman's en-
ployes. who, according TO the fed
eral officers, have participated
with Hiilman in his fraudulent
schemes.
United States District Attorney
Todd Is personally handling the
Hillman case and is confident that
he will have no difficulty In secur-
ing indictments,
The grand jury will report on the
Hlllman indictments Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
DO YOU KNOW?

That last week was one nf ceIebra-
ton for lnsurRent leaders7 Poin.
dexter was elected Tuesday. Rufus
Wilson. hts campaign manager. eel
ebrated his wife's birthday on
Wednesday. Tom Murphine, Poin-
dexfers manager IN King county.
celebrated the tenth anniversary Of
his marriage on Thursday Presl
dent Taft announced equal patron
age 10 insurgents on Friday.
That A. q. chilberg. president Of
the scandinavian American bank.
engaged In business as a grocer
when he first came to Seattle In
1875?
That five counties In the state Of
Washington we're named after
presidents Of the United States as
follows. Adams. Lincoln, Pierce,
Garfield and Jefferson
That Edward Lander was the
first chief justice Of the territory
of Washington. holding that posi-
ton from 1853 TO 1857
That Isaac +. Stevens was the
first governor OF the territory OF
Washington
That Elisha p. Ferry WAS the
frat governor Of the state Of Wash
ingtOn7
That Benton county Is named
after Thomas ~ Benton, United
states senator from Missouri
That Judge Wilson r. Gay used
To be United States district attor-
ney2
That Judge Ronald used to be
mayor Of Seattle and prosecuting
attorney Of King county,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

LONDON. Sept. zt-An euragsd
mob surrounded Ethel Glare he.
neve. Or Hawiey II Crippeus tsp.
Isl. today as she was being taken
20 che iloW ST. police court. aud hat
for strenuous activity on the part
OF the police. she would have been
injured
Mile Lencve e. completely un.
nerved a. the result OF the hostile
demonstration She remained calm.
IN the face of the mob. but as soon
as II had been dlsperaed she be
came hysterical. and IL vas necea
sary 10 summon phy stefan to quiet
her
a hundred or more persons fol.
lowed the girl and her police escort
when the trip to the police court
was begun Soon several hundred
had surrounded her and prevented
her progress
W VI Long an attache Of DR.
Crippcu's office, was the first wit.
ness called when the hearing was
resumed today Long testified that
he had been sent by Dr. Crippen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
SHERMAN BEATEN
AS DELEGATE, BUT
FIGHTS STILL HOT

NEW YORK. Sept gi.-vice
President sherman himself was
turned down By the people % Utica
IN his ambition 10 60 az a delegate
10 Saratnga and carry on The battle
Of the state gang against Theodore
Roosevelt he viii so now AZ a
proxy delegate
However. both the sherman and
The R0oHcYoli factions are claiming
10 control majority ~ the dele
oates An official count may b.
necessary 10 decide Il 10 not llkoiy
that the ma ioriiy aill b. morn than
no or Is votes either way
The old Nrw York state machine.
Sighting desperately. has eanyaaned
every district Ia the state William
uarucH. ir. machine leader today
said that shermans majority wiIl
be- CO Lloyd G Crncom. chief iien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

tenant for Roosevelt. claims the
colonel viii control che convention
BY AZ loasi 20 votes.
NEW YORK. Sept 2i-Colonel
Roosevelt IL most emphatic IN his
denial that he even asked any IA.
vors ~ President Taft NJ that New
Haven conference. let alone any
turn down" by the rotund chief
executive
IN statement Colonel Roosevelt
saya
- sought no help from the
president and made no request
Of the president, directly or In.
directly, and had 40 request 10
make. Our Interview ~as most
cordial and pleasant. and With
out any question or request
frcm me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
Tode Back Again

"Todo' Crandall. whose appear.
ance in police court IS always the
signal for City Attorney Pierce
to calculate. What Here again ?"
could not get It into his noodle that
he should pay for noodles Satur
day night I'm a Chinese restaurant
on Washington st.
In a healthy scrap which followed.
"Tude' was towed 10 jail Judge
Gordon thought about $40 would
appease the infraetion but "Tode"
was unable to produce. An OF
which is another way Of saying that
"Todc' will spend three days In jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
HOLD CRIPPEN
AND GIRL

20 buy the sait of boys clothes
which Nile lseuevc wnre when she
tlcd Nith Crippeu To- America. Sc
Identified the suit which The girl
NUre when she Waa arrested as the
one be had bought
Crippen appeared worried when
he reached the office ON the morn.
INK ~ July 9. Long said lie ~.
planned 10 ma that he waa worry
INK about some sort OF scandal liz
which he was Involved. bat he dld
not 90 into detail
HIe told me Ga go and buY n suit
81 boys clothes and brlnE them 10
BIN Ne told mp tire size aud 81.
planned about what Kind ~ a suit
he wanted bat did not Jet me know
what he wanted i for
"crippen contemplated flight be.
fcre the indictments we're returned
against him and Mile. Lensvs.
Two days after his fliRht ~.
ceived letter from Crppeu telling
me 70 sind up the affairs ~ the
office and take charge Of his bust.
ness affairs
Miss Curuow. who succeeded
Crippen az manager OF BIS patent
medicine business. was witness.
She testified that she had never
known Crippen 70 use hyoacin.
The only medicines ! knew hin,
20 use nc 90, from our house" Miss
curnos said. "Ne also used . prep.
aration Of hia own. ! am not POSI-
tive jos, what drugs ), contained"
Miss curroW stated that cfippen
had warned her TO answer no ques-
tons regarding his absence.
Inspector Dew was called 20 the
stand and be repeated what Grip.
pen had told him Of the case. both
before and after bis arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
CABLE DOWN AGAIN

There big crowd Western Washington
last
And Madison $ broke down
Il kerbump. wereo QUIT
had hoof home the best they could.
their
Il very enjoyable evening grounds
Ing homeF n Jake Furth, Of
didn't feel his burning Is because
les the old Htory-the
Seattle Electric company
II don't like ! you walk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

Tawuey is defeated by about 1000
votes Frank NJ Nye. OF Minneapo-
lis, was nominated in the Fifth dis
trict by large majority. as was
Clarence I. Miller 81 Duluth. Con
gressmen Voisted. Steenerson. Da-
Wis aud Lindbergh. all insurgents.
were renominated by large MAORI.
ties
In the Fourth district the result
between Fred c. Stevens and Hugh
Halbert had not been decided az an
early hour this morning. but Ste.
yens was running ahead. and the IN.
dications were that he would be the
winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
TIA WHEY LOSES
TO MSURGENT

ST PAUL. Sept 2i--Congress.
man James A Tawney. represent.
Ing the First district. and one of the
most positive members 81 the stand
pat club In the lower house. has
been defeated in the primaries by
the insurgeut young lawyer Of
LAnesboro. Sidney Anderson.
While Tawney supporters will
not admit defeat today. the almost
complete returns show a comforta-
bio majority FOR young Anderson.
and this IL taken as the final disso.
luton Of the standpat machine In
Minnesota. o. which Tawney has
been the head for the past decade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
Black Opens Fire

Judge Black, democratic candi-
date for congress. is preparing a
big invasion OF King county to chal-
lenge standpatter Humphrey In his
home Precincts Two meetings have
been arranged already, one at Pay
sees hall. Latona. tomorrow night.
and another az Phalen's hall, Column
bia City. Friday. Next week he will
start speaking in the city proper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
COWBOYS EscHEW RAo-TlME
FOR cARUso's CLASSIC OPERA

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Sept 2i.--
Cow.punchers 80 In for Caruso.
Media and other exponents OF the
classic in grand opera. San Antonio
music dealers are authority for the
statement that they do. An nm.
precedented number OF sales of
monographs are being made 10 the
range riders OF the Southwest, they
declare. And, peculiarly enough.
the rough and ready men OF the cat
tie outfits have no ear for rag.time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
GIRL SUES FOR LUCKY"
BALDWIN FORTUNE

LOS ANGELES. Sept 2i-At-
torneys for Beatrice Anetta Turn
bull next Monday will file IN her
behalf q contest 90 break the will
Of the late + J. lucky BALDWIN
Miss Turnbull. accompanied by
her mother Mrs Lillian Ashley
Turnbull. arrived last week from
Boston 10 prepare tor the suit Mrs.
Turnbuil alleges that her daughter
IS also the daughter Of the late turf
king. and that she Is entitled 10 her
share OF his fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
UP
RA TIES

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2t.-
The interstate commerce com
mission today ordered the sus-
pension Of the proposed in
creased freight rates Of the
Middle Western roads until
January 5, 1911. The suspen-
sion affects nearly all the roads
entering Chicago and st. Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
MAN FOR
KILLING FOUR

PHOENIXvlLLE. Pa. Sept 81.
POSSES are seeking Tom Baker.
who Is accused OF Staying Mrs.
John Saus and her three babies
early today Mrs Saus and her
children. Mary, 4. May. and
Charles. {. were found in their
home At Byors with their heads
crushed A bloody club and an
axe were found in the room.
A child's bank containing $45
and bank book showing dc.
posit of $500 are missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
EN.PEppLeR DIS RlcH.

SALT LAKE. Utah. Sept a.
David Frederick Walker. who be.
gan life az an itlnerant peddler in
st. Louis. and who later became a
merchant ~ San Francisco and a
member OF the Country Pacific
Club. died here leaving a large for
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

tnT tnitsd fFe~af
LONDON, Sept. 2i.--pr. Hs~iey
~. crippen and Mile. Ethel Clare
Lsncve we're today bound over TO
the central criminal court 70 be tried
for the murder Of Belle gilmore
Crippen. Their case ia set fer the
October term. Attorney Arthur
Newton. for the defendants, offered
no defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
LORIMER QUITS CLUB

tBy United Press.l
CHICAGO. Sept 2t-John H.
Batten, president OF the Hamilton
club. today admitted that Senator
Lorimer's resignation from the club
was accepted last night. but de-
clined TO state how the vote of the
directors stood on the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
ouEENIs nopY ls sToLrM.

GENEVA. Sept 21--The body Of
Queen Hortenge. mother OF Ma
polcon H.. has disappeared from
the chapel attached to the Chateau
OF Aronborg. and Is believed to have
been stolen 10 years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
rs KILLED
IN WRECk
10y United Prsss.)

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Sept 21-(Bulletin)-
twenty-five persons were killed in head-on collision
between Wabash Valley traction cars this after
noon kingsland. A number of persons were in
jured.
Among the dead so far as known are Del Locks Of
Buffton and Seymour Robson, a well-known demo-
cratic politician in Indiana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
INSURGENTS JOYFUL
OVER TAWNEY'S DEFEAT


> WASHINGTON, Sept. 2t.-- 4
= The defeat OF Congressman 4
4 James a. Tawney for renon- 4
= lnatlon in the First Minnesota 4
4 district lie hailed by the in 4
surgents as the most import. 4
\ ant victory they have won. 4
4 They consider s.Tawney the =
= man next in power 10 Speaker 4
Cannon, and believe that his 4
4 Views on tariff and conserVa. 4
\ ton arc responsible for his 4
4 downfall.
800 ~ 80 ~ 4 4 \ 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
PORTLAND GRAIN
NJ EN- STRIKE

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept 2i.-The
dispute between the shippers and
grain handlers in Portland came to
head today when officials OF the
Grain Handlers Union telephoned
to the various shippers and mott.
fled them that none Of the men
would come to work. The grain
handlers demand an increase of 5
cents an hour. with an Increase OF
10 cents an hour overtime One
hundred and fifty men are affected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
pelnce no BECOME FARMER.

LONDON. Sept. 21.-Prince Pros.
per ArenberR has sailed with a
guardian for Argentina, where he
will become farmer. He was
Obliged TO renounce all claim to the
title Of prince and now IL known as
Prosper Blandon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
NO CLUE IN BRUTAL SEWER MURDER
Wow! Cries Gang, There's
a Bull in HIS China Shop
umE CIS ABoOZINC ON THE BREWERS BOAT OUR BOY MAYOR
WARDAIL, is GETTING HIS GOAT

M, wardaIl, the BOY Mayer"
. =, esll In the uayoralty china
~. ,sa already has busted ard
A,,,,,-s aleu-, ali Of the Havilsnd
= llmsses collected By the Voy-
,.ss NJ GU ara the travelling
CARES wsppensseln.
Mayor BY Fiuse.
p.x mAyor pro ten. with his VI
-. a exaberant youth. Is knock
q 80 financial props out from
- .he Glll ADMINISTRATION with
,ssalessness without precedent
. - rlty hall The youns mayor
!, cn,o he Job by a fluke The
- "A sane Billy Murphy. presi-
~. 4 tAe eiiy council. desired 70
- "a DAYS leave 81 absence
a. he sine Goddard got through
,~s-l,lrx xhy Improvements we're
sas..sg . much and certain eouh-
ellwss setsing 80 rich. Murphy
~ e--sAs leave Of absence.
Tssfs vas ucthing much tn sight
"a wsrdall was made temporary
rr...ass, 4 The city council during
umrvAys aAsenee. The Heinrich
erswsax s,srvsss shanghaied III
en- abnar4 shs Rainier and Max
haams mnyw. fall flrdged and
raAuwi any strings on his official
nx<acf
last A. Innocent Boy.
MAJ ssnf into the oftiec a
smnxA ekesked. innocent boy He's
sa,fssg xise BON so fast that he
ant check up at night Being
ma q eCgacilman from The -Four.
salA EArd. u course he had no
ssnuaaf knowledge OF what VAS
.4Ata taking place in Jim Con.
NJ Aailiwick. neither was he In
aw little working arrange
sss between ConWay's coustitg-
- and Chief Wappenstein.
q eourse Max reads the papers
srshonally. but being a council
IA 10 fels he vas on the inside
nj asdnt need 10 believe them.
III vas one Of the hottest little
kgsnasrs o. couneilmanic hOnora
sssa Goddard vas proddlng that
etimahle body. But he's a iot
ss.r now Ia the past feW weeks.
Started Smoothly. But
ne wardall administration
rnssd OF smoothly and probably
roah have continued so except for
aHsse hlunder on the part OF some
4 wappy's friends Wappy Was
harlag town and the word waa
nsssd along below the line that
~ boar after wappy left every
as euuld open vide and stay
ngag antli he returned. Con.
zaration not mentioned
what Happened.
ha shaf brought about this U.s..
Il nrse. impossible 70 say. but
EnsbodY inquiFing how Sheriff
Husgs would take ID. heard that
'ah has been fixed. too This
a. % the impetu0us Bob. and the
w Rsbert tore into the Shomo
pnbllag house and the wreckage
= caused therein is aiill recent
kksorY.
THIS opened the Wardall eyes
'saa such be posslble7" asked Max
4 Bobby Bobby VAS speeches
Aax iamned bis thumb against the
slscsric bell and Mike Powers, act
~ chief Of the police department.
BAKED bravely into the office.
The Awful Awakening.
Mar booked at Nike long and
patty The silence vas tense
hlke," said Max. do those
Asaor dealers below Yesler Way
81 Violate the city ordinances
klle gasped but could not speak.
% they ever gamble down
aref
IsS.- Kissed Mike. Your honor.
~ are not down there exclusive
* their health or because they
As ne scenery"
nsz Mike told Max all about A.
~ 'osld hardly believe a.. but as
m be recovered sufficiently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

The most brutal murder in
the history Of crime in Sc. 4,
attic. said Captain OF Detec. d,
tives Tenant today.
An examination OF the body /,
shows that Cogger sustained a /,
depressed fracture OF the skull ,
and a discolored eye. His 4,
throat was cut from ear to ear =,
and there are four smaller cuts 4,
on the neck. Besides these ,
wounds the spinal cord az the ,
base Of the brain was severed ,
by two dagger thrusts. have ,
seldom heard OF a more vicious ,
: crime In Seattle" g.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
STOLE GRAND PIANO.

Los ANGELES. Sept. I'll 4,
; The police are today searching I
! for the herculean crook who ,
! entered the home of Mrs. ,
/ Irene Hurlburtt yesterday and ,
! carried away a $3.50 baby ,
! grand piano. The piano ,
j weighs $50 pounds. ,
sttAtAt AAtt&AAk /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

he dictated about seven scaled
60 the council and
then told Captain Mike 90 get busy
The things Max told his brethren
10 the council threw that body into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

Cogger, according to his Wife. was
a hard drinker, and fond OF display
ing his money when under the influ-
ence of liquor. Captain Tenant
and Detectives Doom and Jones.
who are at work on the mystery. be-
lieve that Cogger flashed his money
In saloons. and was followed and
murdered for his money.
Mrs. Maude Emel of Redlands.
Cal, a daughter of the murdered
man. who is visiting Mrs. Cogger.
will leave the farm at Coyle tonight
for Seattle Another daughter Is
Mrs Minnie Magan. wife OF Captain
Wallace Magan of the Sound steam
or Tourist
The farm az Coyle comprises 500
acres. and is the separate property
of Mrs. Cogger. Cogger personally
had little money except that which
his wife allowed him.
The only clue upon which the de.
tectives hope 60 work successfully
Is the absence OF Cogger's gold
watch. II pawned by those respon-
sible for Cogger's death, the detec.
lives may lead to the capture OF
the murderers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
% A Hoopoo.

: Then came the fatal 90 I
/ For over p years Annie 4
! Anderson says she lived han. 1
PLY with her husband, William !
/ }. Anderson, during which time !
Z two of their four children We're d.
married. Then, when only a .
! month was lacking TO make % l.,
years of marital bliss. William. ,
who is "A millwright, went 20 !
! Vancouver, b. c.. for a Job and !
found soul mate" she al. !
leges. She now complains be. .
! cause he won't come back and !
! applies for divorce. !