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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
OTIS is AGAIN
ACCUSED; LIBEL

los ANGELES. Nov 2 For
the second time since the Los An.
geloa Times building was destroyed
by dynamite. General a. q. Otis,
owner OF the paper and Harry
Chandler managing editor. have
been arrested. charged with Grim
inai libel
Tho charge grows out OF an ar.
tlelo 90 which the labor unions
have taken exception, Gen OTIS
and Mr. Chandler werc arrested a
few days ago. but tho charge was
dismissed on a technical error.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
LONG FIGHT OVER

After years Of disagreement the
Beacon Hill Improvement club last
night voted almost unanimously in
favor OF regrade of 18th av. s.. on
Beacon hill
The regradc Of 18th ay. s., which
win neccsBltate a slight change In
grade Of cross streets. f. necessary
10 conform 10 the grade of n steel
bridge 80 feet wide and 300 feet
long 20 be constructed on 18th av.
over the cut which will be made
through the north approach 10 Bea-
con Hill by the Dearborn st. re-.
grade. now I'm progress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
De MAJ ND
RECALL
(coneludsd)

the denuneiation Of Gill and
Gillism, They saw hundreds
OF men sign the recall petit
tons that were circulating IN
the corridors; on all sides Of
them was displayed the IN
tense indignation Of wronaed
people.
The climax % the evening came
with startling abruptness after the
last address was made j w
Hemphlll arose In the audience
with a resolution. The noisy un-
dertone that had huzEed all even.
ing ceased as II by magic. the big
audience was still as Hemphlll read
a formulated protest against the
policy Of the Gin administration.
and as he demanded the recall ut
Mayor GIN. every word could be
heard.
The chairman OF the evening pre-
scented the resolution 20 the aud
fence for It's adoption, and a shout
went up that echoed and roycr.
berated through the building. a
shout that might well have been
heard in the city hail. n shout
whose rumblings could have reach.
ed the dens and dives where vice
skulks and iattens II Was an
angry. determined shout: the shout
OF a people whose patience has
been tried to the utmost; a shout
that meant the recall Of VI GIN
and the casting out OF Wappcn.
stein
And then the throng streamed
out the doors Above the steady
tramp OF hundreds OF feet could be
heard the comment o. men aud
women. comment more significant
than any formal statement. They
talked Of Gill and Wappeustein as
they spread out on Second av.. and
they promised each other that
never again would Seattle have to
hang her head In shame for her
mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
Women Commend Star
for Its Fight on Vice

A. a regular meeting Of the West
Side Women's Improvement club,
held yesterday, resolutions were
passed commanding The Star for
inausurailna the fight aaains, or
ganixed vice In Seattle, and en-.
dorsina the morning paper for its
help IN the deeeney movement. An
evening paper which Is fran,ieally
defending the araf,ers and SANDER.
ing the leaders in the reform move.
nsnt was strongly denounced and
eondemned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02

~~NeNs~~N~0~NNeN@~N-~N~ ~Ns@~.N.~s~.~~rNe.@.~.
hemor 1irporoh uamer. Q. 4loe Malu
schacffsr- william Henry schaeffer. 20
$40 HrUas o., October So
Blaine John J Hlaine. a. 1917 Second
nv. w. October 80
Mitchell James Mitchell. 81. ZIG n
ftth e.. October 60
lNiuulstaaFHunY IifauIst 20 aaao
Whitman av. October sS
Mniff Anna Louise VOLT "a. sfgs
fllth hN N e. October Isl
kinF WINS Warren King ~. Sto7
Atdrova Charles H. Andrews. 81. oct
lurinEton charles PurIneton. sk
oct a. aatt NiKth av
Toward Grace D. Howard. &C. oct &C.
abob b. Prospect o.
Ericksnu- John Erickson. &c. oct 90
mas FNrt uv
Kelly Daniel w Kelly. 81 oct On
Wisconsin ana itanford.
Providence hospital
Lampru1u Melissa Lampman. So. oct
~. boa broadway \.
c9eatfeo ICY Mrod chaftoe. H. oct
Stewart Mabel 4 Stewart. %. oct 2o
ftut 18Th uN ~ vs.
Edgrcn Mrn Emelia Educn. &c. oct
49, swedish hospital.
ovens William Harry ovens s. oct
pa,ls David @ Davis. H. oct 20. 90,
20M sN
smar, Edward r. Smart. co. oct 9s
1lbt 18TH nN ~
stevens Ida May Stevens 40. oct 90
Alhadctf BENJAMIN Alhadeff IS. oct
rs. city hospital
Talbot David J Talbot. Co. oct 70
iala f.. Madison st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02

eucc Of said vice and immortality.
~ ~ recommended that the sec
Rotary % the Woman'a Century
club be- Instructed 10 iudicto q let.
ter 10 the secretary ~ the Public
Welfare league. expressing The
gratitude and appreciation 81 the
club for their seifaaerincing and
unpleasant efforts IN carrying Tor
ward a crusade against vice and
crime"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
nIHT4s

~~~~~~.~-~~~>y-~.~r, ~~~~.~~~~~~~J~~~~
r. ng ans Ns xssisf 7 Ds panaio.
W cen. q ssasstss. oe,ss.sF II
70 ~ ere Mfs william o. Twemhiy.
tgt rlafeftafe daughter uciuhaF -.
Iueasi ana ialsriahs az. daughter.
- ~ ass Nrs Msrl MsAeAsza. iisi
~ tFfl. sba. October 90
80 ~ aua Mrt a . lose sEts Ftfih
a.. W. aaanhiet. oespesf -.
r. ~ ana MrA Thsaaufs seibari. 't8e
- Mf snd r9s Eda 40 Il f&f.is.
aiet getefnnent vsy. 3 dAagatef. octo-
~ Mr and Mrs. Frsa roatt. sria
fffh AF a. q daughter october 10
10 ~ aHd Mrs neHiAmiu r Aahtin.
gii& VI smith a., son. October "a
uoss 80 tsth az a.. a sss. ociesssf N
To NJ ana Nrr Joseph Efnery pc
Wit 1917 NuiiigAn a., son. octotef -
s, T. W end Mrs y p nsr5s', ss5
Ta NJ and Mra Peter Johnson. itit
smith aFs a son. octuhsF o..
J. - saa ~. s.ophg2s , sirsna. 1881
Fa NJ aud Mrs. A. Aiakern. 1915
huten av- q dauEhter. october ~
To 81 aud Mr. John Mair. eIs DsRisr
Az. daughter. October ~
MarfiuaTn the mlfe u Dale Dewitt
Martin. go y broadway Oct 81 q con
I'ensfnouia-To ths ptfs % Joe psne-
mo"ia- sass sercuth a.. s., Oct tc =
Yurssth To the wife Of Peter rur-
seth 1eHs tleeerdale oct ~ daughter.
hcuddsr-Ta the wife % Guy u kcua-
/ Ger. ttsq len av y W. Oct "a. a
resi- To The wife Of Henry vs.. Push
INTERPLAY. Oct &C. daughter
sussnana To the wife 10 Frank Huss-
msn. ava Othelio o.. oct u.s. a con
., llos a'H -In Tho wife 81 Thomas y
kpier--Fo the wifs ~ Franklin ErIeY.
iAAF seventh AZ w oct a. a Daughter
Hiatt To the wife ~ a NJ Hiatt ale
Ae,h a. ~ Got ~, daughter
hranshan--Te The wife Of > , Bran-
ham. sii FOURTH ay. n. oct. "a. a dauFh-
70 Sir and Mr, Prank Tr,somins
1907 81 SON - and Ballard beach. a
To Mr ana Nrs Arthur A Nelson. ssis
Dexter Az. sau. October gfth
To Mr and Mrs GLADYS Hsrnice
i.rab1Hrki tsis t1th av. ). W. a dauEh-
- 81 and Mrs Albert I.orpcnteur
f1ee Hiilman place. a con. Octoher is
To ST. aud Mrn = T. MeGUi 100
ssh ~ sgu. uctohcr g.
To Mr and Mrs Thomas Ross. Fauntie-
| roy a. "a SON. october 81
To Mt ana Mrs. ilyohfchi Ito 500 inth
aF s rnu. October 81
70 Mr and Mrs Donald Corscn. tsgs
| ifth ~ = y. "a daughter. October iR
ANE ftfh Ct. q Avn. October gG
| TIE Mr and Mrs Frederick riw.vn Corn
/ ron. ff'k Ninth av. N. p. a son. October
10 Mr. and Mrs wmlan r McKepnov
geo North can o.. a daughter October
~ Mr. ana Mrs Cortland SLOW. soss
WnllinFi'rd ave daughter October 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
SENDS 5000 TO
REPAY DEposIToRs

WALLA WALLA. Nov. 1.-TWO
thousand dollars has been received
from J X Edmiaion. formerly pros
ident ~ che WallA Waila Savings
Bank by hin counsel. John sharp.
stein. 10 pay over TO dopoaitoru who
lost their nayluEa when the inaii.
tuition failed 10 years ago.
When the bank sent 10 the wall
the dcpoaltofa did not receive .
cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
HGLP WAhTgp-FEMALE

WANTED-fsvsrui young women with %
Without esFeTlencs. - teiephons apsr-
afora Apply 1889 iTih Az ~ lies
Thifd az The Pacific Tslsphena a
Telegraph COMPANY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
Sues for Sons Death

Henry = Ross Of 1888 10th az
commenced auit yesterday against
John Myers. a relEhbor. 90 recover
$3.50 damages Tor the negligent
death Of bic son. Donald. aged a.
lAhi July Donald was hired by
Myers 20 take care 81 some horses
one % which. called Bullets" is
alleged 20 have been extremely
vicious Donald wAR thrown from
Bullets" back. bis foot catching
IN the halter rope. and hs waa then
trampicd until dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
LONE BANDIT
I'm LUNCH ROOM

Sauntering into the Pioneer
restaurant. 1897 First av S.. short
ly after O'Clock last night. a
masked highwayman held up Geo
Evans. a driver for the Eyres
Transfer Co. Charles Olson, a
labOrer, and Y Bezuchi, the pro
prietor The bandit gathered In
1850 and disappeared. after
warning his victims 20 make no
cutlery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
SITUATIONS wANTEo-mALE

licensed engineer desires care of apart
tnsnt house. fmiir experienced; best Of
references " iHE Star
rsintlns. papsfhaHFins and tlHtlas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
TURNS SEASICK, SO OUTS NAVY

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2 His
first real cruise one long nightmare
OF seasickncss. Ruskin y. Ham, a
mldshipman on the dreadnought
Delaware. has resigned from the
navy
Following an investigation Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
EAGLE TRIES TO STEAL CHILD.

cola. Ill. Nov Am eagle
with spread Of wings Of eight
feet was killed today BY Conrad
Brummoll The big bird OF free
dom made an attack on Anna
Brummcil. years old. as she was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
ADVERTISED For NON.MoRMoN WIFE

HOPktNSNItLE, Ky. Nov a.
Ernest Watts, wealthy owner OF a
big Idaho sheep ranch. and Miss
Mamie Hester OF Roaring Springs,
this state. were married az the
brides home last night az the re-
suit of the girl answering a matri'
monial advertisement three month";
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
ODDITIES in The NEWS
GIRLS ENTER COLLEGE VIA WINDOWS

WELLESLEY, Mass, Nov a.
Wellesley college girls are wearing
gum shoes and entering College hall
by way of the window Nine out
of every ten wear the shoes
throughout the day ON account Of
their gymnasium work. not taking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
Y.W.C.A. WANTS
BIGGER BUILDING

Miss Emily sou,hmayd. general
secretary Of the Young Womcn'a
Christian association. yesterday
said that the heavy demands upon
tho resources Of the organization
made Il imperative that new and
larger building with proper equip
ment be erected AZ once.
Miss southmayd says that there
ara $4,000 girls and young women
IN Seattle. the majority Of whom
are self supporting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
FuRfi,s.rr


hv nan, eiss.h ~. :.
49, 9,aief BEDROOM u, i1lse'
Ha'fs " % per week ID. ~ ~,
olfmll' Apaftmsnis = IN
rooms 81 10 ana ~ -, hests...,
ana Hri beet and chease.. f1cms n
,i.ni1 in 'ify, near psgiis s1's.id "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
DANCER TOO THIN FOR THE ARMY

II guess I've been dancing too
much. said the young man I've
attended al dances this yoar. and
hope 20 attend a good many more +"
lie was told that dancing was
responsible for his loss IN weight.
he promised not 10 dance any more
this year IN the hope Of bringing
his weight up so be can get into
the army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02

NASHVILLE. Ind. Nov. ~EIIia
r. Sands. aged q. tall gaunt and
with tired look. hAillng from
Utica, Ky. walked into the local
United States recruiting office here
today and asked 20 enlist lie was
examined. and & was found that
his weight was little under the
average for bis height lie was
asked what he had been doing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02

trouhIo 90 rhhngo thum-
A visitor 20 the college this noon
waa amazed to see about hundred
girls entering College hall via n
big French window The door Ia
the hall is new and swings hard.
Miss Wellesley. however, denies
the inslnuatlou OF being lazy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
WHAT ABOUT HuRLEYf

NEW YORK. Nov "A new
lightweight championship poaaibil.
rs looms on the horizon ia tho pnr.
son ~ Battling Hurley. as the result
% uuFley'H victory last uiEhi over
Willie Beocher. The best Of the 10.
cal lfYktwriEhtm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
| SULTAN OF SUlU WILL
HAVE AtROPLANtS, COAL
SCOOP HATS AND HOBBIES


MANILA. Nov,
2 The locomO
tive, the automo'
bile, the aero
plane. the hobblc
skirt and the coal
bucket hat soon
viii bo seen in
the sulu Archipel
ago His Majesty,
the sultan Of sulu,
announced today
that civilization
will be introduc
I'd In Jolo and
the surrounding
islands OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
WILL nixon WIZ ouT1

CARSON CITY. New. Nov a.
Whether Geo. 8 Nixon shall sue.
coed himself az United States sena.
tor from Nevada IL the question
that II holding the center Of inter.
eat IN the campaign 10 this state.
nos drawing 10 a ciohc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
PgARY rs BACK.

WASHINGTON. Nov Com.
mandcr Robt y Peary. after a
leave OF absence OF 70 years. dc.
voted 90 Polar exploration. wan ap.
pointed MS advising engineer IN the
department ~ Justice Peary will
give counsel IN naval matters IN.
yoiving engineering problems
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02

playing 10 a pasture. The child'a
screams aroused her father. who
brought down the eagle. after uslns
both barrels Of bis shot gun The
caEle bad dartcd twice al the chiid
who ran for refuge beside a pet
COW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
APPLES DOWN


w hhfA''
WALLA WALLA. Nov. 2.-PfceH
OF apples dropped yesterday. some
falling aa much as 20 cents a box
Kane Hpitzenbergg. a class apple
and Ben Davis and inferior varieties
were hardest hit. each being drop
ped quarter ~ n dollar. other
varieties suffered elumpa OF lesser
Ffsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02

facts. the department today accept.
I'd bis resignation which will take
effect Saturday. when the embryo
admiral will return again 90 civil
lie.
Hall was appointed 20 the naval
academy IN 1906. and II native Of
nANtnn- d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
Wouldnt Give
Ding for a Duke

q NEW YORK. Nov a-Gor
. aidine Farrar. the American
= opera sinEer. r. evidently not
. going % marry q titled foreign
= er Tho soprano wAs Informed
. on her arrival today on thH
. Kaiser Wilhcim der Cross
q that n wah reported that Khd
. would wed a duke.
Dukoi" exclaimed Miaa
. fAvnr I've INST many II
. them. and. believe me. taking
= them individually and colicc
. lively. they are not worth a
. dina
- 49, - $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
aprcIaI norlcEh-

S~-~es~oe-0~eee~
DENNY WAY rrHDLHfEHIN0 60.
Zine uphoiHtffine. furs,tufe ffpaifirr
specially Al work guaranteed
ihone y $40 90 Denny Wav
LFheimau 4 Wilson. earpoutsrs and
iobhersi atndoW and door screens e spss
Clalty Main iiT0s fHd zihI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02

Watts reason for advertising
was that his relatives and acqualnt'
anccs are Mormona. though he n
not. and he desired 10 find a wife
unlufluenccd by Mormon doctrines.
They will return 20 Idaho early
next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02

NYACK. n. Y. Nov 2.--Josvph
De Bouu. aged s. Of Haverstraw
today put a pistol cartridge into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
THE SEATTLE STAR

TO NAH sunscntnrHs - Ths sAts
whsn gauf sabsrrtgtieh eHEffss 70 Oh The
sadfFss Label - saeh paper Wheu that
cats srftfea ~ FuwF EHNsfrlptiun hms Dat
sE@4n hesn ra8a Co. aaHhmre FNar nAtne
ir ia4un ifa1n sac iisf change e eats
90 fhs address label is receipt ~ 80
pFg FFaf 81 tH fof "a nsuufhs
EntsFsa aa the seattle pasfoffios az
Hsfugd class matter
Uas csat PEI r9gF. ala ssnts PER seek
~ fwentg ffs rsrts PEI wuhth rriir-
srsf ~ Raj u rAfffaf No free grFffa
Sts.st 81 u sses.D
srF~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02

We sell MCM Soap. Seattle
made Chnrley's Grocery. 42f7
18Th n. T.. North coo. Green s22.
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
Woman Uses Dynamite
for Soap on Nashboard

4
Los ANGELES. Cal, Nov. .
= believing IL was new /.
= kind Of soap. a housewife In ,
the west end OF the city used .
up an entire stick Of dynamite ,
= on her dashboard today She 4
vas disappointed tn the result ,
h Of the experiment. 4
When IL was later learned ,
y that this was part Of 90 ,
= pound lot Of dynamite found ,
= IN the brush near the place. =,
= there was a panic 10 the neigh 4
y b0rhood The explosive Is now ,
= In the possession 81 the police. 4
= who are investigating. I
= Because Of the fact that this I
4 particular dynamite Is 81 low ,
y power n IS not believed 20 I
= have been placed there by per I
= sons with criminal purpose IN I
y view.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
PERSONALS.


DON'T DE LONESOME.
Interstate Introducing Society. for re-
spsriahie people Only reliable marriage
agency Many wealthy msmbsfs Hsfs
efsnrsH given and demanded Personal
inffodAftionh Hours. 10 m. 20 D
fn Sundays f. o w. October paper
Zoe HuH att. OFFICE ita7 YOUTH AZ
fooms N ana ~ seattle
STYLISH HANGOVER SHOP
Hats irinmsd dyed cleaned and re-
blocked f'iumsa cpfisd and cleaned
Alteration Dept New ara Old gar.
msnis 1ei Afcads
a man IN business ~ city wants .
sorking aifi. maid Or Hido9. uifh a little
money 60 help aHen another store ana
help me run the same fine location.
it-iaI, Tbs star
MiLLiNEiiY
JUST OPENED a. HAMpLE HAT SHOP
litsh priced trimmed pattern hats Tor
% caH and be convinced Remodel
hats. toe 1919 second kaom 2is
Dor aetufato piano work. and lessons
in pencil. rfayon. pen stehiHg ana watsf
eoiors. call Apartment t92 waldorf
a hriEhf business woman wants mar
20 1niu her 90 rnauinE house business
wee neressafr h-iEt star
W y Nauory rfows haiF AID cures
fanaruff AT Columbia ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
HOORAYl BEARDED LADY is MARRIED

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Nov g. or kalkRHka Mich
Cilbgrt bride beard rs nehs
"henrded lady" attraction Of bridegroom
era road shows for
Giles ~ Giayin. farmer tacho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
BOY BITES CARTRIDGE SHOOTS SELF

his mouth and bit Il Tho cartridge
exploded and the boy fcll TO the
floor dead. the bullet having gone
upward through tho brain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
Los1 AND FOUND.

a9~N~~N4~~sNN-e~N
LoairA three stone diamond ring
platinum tpps reward 500 Nathan
ihilipp iewslry store cell 71i Firsf Az
f.osf iiG fsd jersey muisg COW. gcfy
largo beg 90 horns sidney 1855
Ona spiiE ruppYi return $40 Ksystons
place Green eI1 reward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
FURNleHED ApAnru,.,.z
.HEOUetkEEPINo ROOM.
"a BOARD tSp ROOM.
FoH RENT M,scsll.s-s.,

''sTS's~s~rsrNcN~~N ~ ~
Al ~ part % best ssei-.. = r'sSs<
tlprE 80 gf7 Fufnistas y. y flfiar
wee ~ thnnes Main ffss. ~ -. -.
~ kinds d store fi1i- .'' - =
shelving etc. made AZ a - ssul
Ind 1900 Dsl y Pie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
HELP wANTEo-mALE.

ooDs. tfiFff tsFs ~ Yeafs % are
81 etfFf. waited az carriers Tor
TIE Hfaf HHHtsf areu o. al
ssfttans - thr citg Boys cAn
make from IS 90 fap q mrnfh
CARR inE papers after ssho1I see
Parish. clreaLafiea Department
fss9 ffh az
WANTED Men ana nasneh fr iserr rbs
barber trade rUfH piofs euHfHs lac.
WAGES PAID fut WHILE LEARN
INN ulE.ensaa given. t.aFFeas Eehuol
o. the West
NATsuNAL nANBEH COLLEGE.
~ WaahiaFten ~ eraitis Main tttt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02

nave two beautiful le is s'sssbsa
win sell cheap for sA'"f sn a. ~ =
cheap iot in seatue
81 after 9,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02

Wanted Wsisi finishsr at Lyaeh a
Ehaw. q Halter uldE
wanted iiand tfonsr ana mahrIs
Ein NafianAl iAundfp baHard e.
wanted FIRST Case tagloFrns al t.yneh
a NhaH. &c Waitsf nifF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
FOR RENT

HOUSES.
T~N~eTerN@-N@sfN0-~e~F~ @~H~sNeN~J@-e4TN~l~4~1N
Furnished and unfurnishcd cottages In
Woodland PARK district See
J. r. ENETT a CO.
Cor ttth and fhlnneY Az
ihones North i6, Green st2
Ninc.room modern house paved
streets, rent $50 per month. Tel J. use.
call 2ie second ay s.
ScNen-room modern house. ono block
from hoacon hill car tga per month
1913 Grand.
Four-roum modern cottage. tlh per
month. 52ol Washington o. Apply enc
door east
Four-room house Tor rent Beacon 7sR.
columbia sta tt2e seth s
sN.r0om cottage. 3 minutes walk from
iike 81 queen Anne e6tt
Fur -FNc-room modern cottaEc.
Call cherry 1858
-Four five ava slN-tuom houses and
fats for rent hYan Is co. oak it.
Neat t-r0om CottaEc. hslr block from
car $40 per month Phone Rcacon 115a.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-14
HENDRIX WINS CAME
 FROM HOME -COMERS"
DEFEAT FORMER HENDRIX COLLEGE STUDENTS BY
 SCORE OF i TO 3.

A feature of the commencement eX- ericses of Hendrix college was the ball game yesterday afternoon be- tween the regular team of that instl- tuition and team of former Hendrix stars who are attending "home-com- ing" here this week. The game went to 12 innings and resulted in victory for the regular team by the score of 1 to 8. It was a hard fought pitchers battle between Downing and Roberts, and was one of the most interesting games seen on the local diamond this season. The visitors took the lead by scoring three runs in the second, which the regulars duplicated in the fourth, the next run coming as re- suit of an error in the twelfth. The score:
 Regulars .....0003O0000o01- 01-4 Visitors ......O30000 10000 0-3
 atteries-Roberts and Harrison
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-14

Mrs. Mary Reidmatten returned from Little Rock last night. She was accompanied by Misses Bertha and Carrie Boullion.
 Hugh W. Robertson, who graduated from Hendrix last year, has offered a gold medal to be presented annually to the Hendrix student making the best athletic record durin gthe year, the first one of which will be awarded tomorrow. The successful student is to be determined by committee ap- pointed by the Hendrix athletic aso- citation.
 The chronophone was the feature. of the program at the Eelectric theater last night and proved very interest ing to the large audience present. The chronophone is a new invention which speaks the plays as they are thrown on the screen by the moving picture machine. It also follows dancing and singing as perfect as 1t does the pie lures. The chronophonc will be used tonight along with the usual moving picture show.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-14
DEMOCRATS 10 MAKE
 VIGOROUS CAMP AICN

Little Rock, June 14.-No ground is going to be lost this year by the Dem ocratic party and the campaign work will commence early. Chairman R. F. Milwee will call a meeting of the new central committee for early in July and the plans for the campaign will be formulated at that time. Ample funds will be raised to send the best Democratic speakers of the state stumping through counties, calling on the yeomanry to get out to the polls and crush the opposition. The differ ent counties will assist in the move ment, each trying to secure as large a vote as possible in order to increase the county representation in the levy ing courts.