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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
TRY COILS
ACCOMPLICE
FOR MURDER
j. K. Klingenbcrg VIII
Soon Face Charge of
Second Degree Murder
at Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN. July - X KlinE.
enberg. confessed accomplish Of
William Gohi. former sailors agent
recently convicted ~ the murder Of
Charles Hadhere. viii BE- tried as
soon as possible. according 20 bis.
tgict Attorney Campbell today lie
Ia charged with second degree muir
der.
KilnErnberE asked for an uppor
tanity 90 60 before the iury and
declared that he would tell ar
ferent story than the one be told
at Gohis trial
knngcnbs Z. In his confession.
admitted killing Charles hadevfs.
"a which crime Goal NeA con fletcd,
but aaid he did 80 az C'nhi's com.
mmnd and because be feared 20 10
otherwise
Tho murder Of John Hoffman.
who was slain on the same night
that fiadhsrg met death. o. attribut
ed bg kiinEcnherE % Gohl iioff.
mans body has never been found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
DEDICATE CLUB HOUSE
At i. s. NAVY YARD

The Enlisted Mems club house at
Charleston will be formally opened
this evening. with dedicatory
amuscments aud program. H. +.
Ames. medical director. L. s. n,
will deliver the opening address.
Mayor A. T. Anderson, OF Charles.
ton. will give the address Of wei
come and Yeoman Wilson, OF the
navy, viii also speak
The Navy Yard band will give a
concert under the direction OF Carl
Baker. bandmaster The club held
open house this afternoon, az which
there was dancing There is also a
dancing program for tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02

make the smoaldering race prob
lem a grave issue
VI Is feared that the heads ~ the
southern negroes would be turned
in case Jsffries h defeated Il Is
almost certain. many Southerners
predict. that in this event the ne
grocs would assume an arrogant at
litudc. aud as usual tn such cases in
the Southern cities. would endeay.
or 20 show their superiority over
the whites BY crowding white NO
men of the sidewalks Should this
occur. they declare. rioting would
be almost SIRE 10 follow. and the
clashes between the two races
would be almost inevitable
Negro government clerks are ner.
yous and excited over the fight. and
are paying more attention 90 Il than
any event IN years In which the two
races have figured 80 prominently
Many congressman from the
Southern states. asked their opin.
ion In the matter. declared that
they do not believe the negroes
would be stirred by Johnsou's vic
tory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02

- a'opala. hooray! It's boys
10y boys from the Columbia
49, I. S'ys club OF San Francisco
nEn early this morning.
ns'fs live ones. You ought
en- Jeffres and Johnson
q better condition.
~. susg the fun will be Major
80 : relHotto Of the National
p california and Mrs. An.
~. sAo lives with the bows a.
tars.hs Seattle Chamber Of
-. we. the Federation Of wo.
ss..,s ''ss and the Social service
& d. -, The mayor gets into the
~ : whole lot more people.
a. ansip Seattle Boys.
!. ssatiie boys worth wblle7
~ \, ,shey are. and that's Inc
~ 49, sa .s grown.up organize.
~ week '"s" an interest Ia
NE newseoys have their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
BY MAX BALTHASAR.

RENO. New. July I'm my opinion James !. Jeres will
win his battle with Jack Johnson Monday within %
base this prediction upon the wonderful form which he has
worked himself believe he good better than when
he fought Cobett years ago His speed and strength
all that could be desired II not necessary touch upon his
gamcness.
am bearing in mind in making this expression that in
Johnson cffes the dangerous his
Giving Johnson due credit for the possession OF
fu fighting qualities, in Jees he is meeting giant almost
supcrhuman and he succeeds in beating the white he
be hailed the remarkable pugst OF all time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
Accused Of Big Theft.

]. w. Cowan. n salesman In the
employ Of the Union Machinery Sup
ply company, was arrested late yes
terday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
John w. Roberts on n charge OF
grand larceny. Cowan Is charged
with stealing "a boom OF cedar logs.
valued az $4,000. The arrest was
made upon the complaint OF Peter
Eliason Of Marysville, who alleges
that Cowan presented forged order
for the boom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
HUNDREDS Of KIDS GATHER
To WATCH STARS BIG BOMB
Street is Packed When Zee-Nut Celebration is Pulled
Off-Band and Confusion Galore Give Youngsters
Big Time.

The STIR ZeeNu bomb off hfs had
been promised prFealuffed missi high the
waiting
low.
maybe the Kids ddn tbs time Of their lives
IeeNu, and waiting Tor the bomb 70 80 There mob Ia
front ~ The building before the off
bomb
sisters dsrepnabie his
companion.
while the youngsters around The
star building their fellows following
Columbia rar Boys band o. San Fnnciae the musicians
Pioneer which led by detail ~
police they marched The office with following o.
youngsters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
nsa n Town From Ships
aad Woods to Celebrate
Nations Glorious Fourth

IAat TIE Fourth Of July eelebra.
= kss already started Ia the
Azziz where the logger and labor.
/ u sailor and the miner stay
n ssissneed By the police bloiter
= noFuing
nlrtF eight drunken men were
smafed ~ the police yesterday
ssalag and last night Twenty
~ rsre Just ordinary DRINKS.
y acre Turned loose on IS bail
y narning Ten were fisorderiy
2 1os, Of these are sflH held.
Iazi these men really we're NOT
rgalzrs vas evidenced b. the
3 thsi Of thoSe held to sober
y sheFe was not one but had
~ han enough to put up az bail
some had many times more
y nat amount In fact. Desk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
WATTERS0N'S SON
ikSAkE--In JAIL

sAUGHTERYs. N. y, July a.
Ewing WattcrEon. son Of Henry
Watterson. the famous editor. was
arrested today on a charge Of in
sanity following an attack on Mich
ael Martin, who was probably fatal
~ wounded.
Wafterson, Il IS declared. has
been On the verge Of mental collapse
FOR years Yesterday he was seized
with a sudden mania and threatened
70 kin a bartender In a hotel Of
which Martin Is proprietor.
Martin interfered and Watterson
fired at him. wounding him three
times. Watterson ran down tho
street. followed by a crowd He
fired several shots at his pursuers.
Watterson has wife and three
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
GEORGIA KILLS
THE FIGHT GAME

ATLANTA. Ca. July a bill
passed by the Georgia legislature.
which will KIN prize fighting and
every Kind Of flstic contest IN the
state. is awaiting the signature OF
the governor today. The bin WIS
first introduced IN the assembly and
was made more stringent when IL
reached the senate. Athletic clubs
In Savannah and Atlanta will be
put ont Of business II the bin be
oomee q law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02

A bomb 10 the iugenlie mind IL one
~ The ehoir eat. most adorable
things in the created world u
brings visions of anarchists aud
memories ~ loud finGerrendlng
blasts which ilnEer IN childish mem
oflca before an cnervatsG nation
began 10 talk ~ safe and sane.
They aimost stopped munchlnK
Boom low. reYerbefAtiua roar
that made everything ffemble ia
the urighboThood. aud the biz mis-
siie shot skyward. u VAS y thrill.
inE. nfffeTac sight FOR the
kids opsumouihed. with necka
craued TO tho breaking point. fhry
followed iia swift flight upward an
fii Il burst
A uythroatcd "Aw." long
strung out. went 90 from the watch.
sTa For a moment the crowd stood
stock stili until the fumes from the
bomb cleared away and showed
The coupons falling iazlly down IN
the sfill sir
Followed another panic riot and
roui Every body VAS off Ia the
Qifet tAuu OF thN thiiihE coupons. IT
WA a mad scramble. Everybody for
himself. and hungcr take the hind
most
Friendships Ceased.
Big brothers deserted their little
brothers Sisters were baseiy de.
serted. al tics we're aundered. no
boy knew another. friendship.
blood relationship. pals and sweet
hearts we're forgotten Like fren.
zicd gold dirEera they Hhpuldered
each other. butted each other.
pulled. hauled and tore. II one
went down. 40 much the worse for
him. Certainly. with all those
puzee failing. Il was no time for
sentimentali'y or any Of the weaker
virtues Il was the survival OF the
nttest-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
FIRE MAN KILLED
I'm AN OIL FIRE

ST. LOUIS. July g. Two men
we're KILLED one fatally hurt and
three others injured In spectacu
lar fire at the storage plants oi the
WatersPierce OH company here TO
day. Fire Captain W. Lyons and
laborer were killed
The flames broke out IN the biF
storage and shipping plant Of 10,
company and spread with great
rapldlty. Nineteen giant storag,
testing tanks exploded while the
flames were AZ their height
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
AND FOLKS AT HOME PAY THE BILLS

NEW YORK, July 2--The mail that
today the transatlantic liners will be anxous awaited all
Europe For today Is the day the semi annual
dividend checks leave good many OF
who them members the nobility gentry
whose palaces have been rebuilt money
wives brought them. There n men,
Americans forsakon their native sl
depend st for their living.
of them have become OF
have retained their citizenshp spirit Eng
lishmen Fenchmen To America simply place
where the from. the place whore they
spend H. II Is practically impossible TO than estimate
that Is sent twice year Il between
and 3000O000O Probably 10000
rated Americans in Europe who draw their incomes from
industries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02

WASHINGTON. July @ r. Tho
First National bank Of Billings,
Montana. was ordered closed by the
comptroller OF the currency today.
x. w. Goodhart was appointed re-
ceiver. Al the close OF business
March 20 the banks resources were
81. $50. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
Separate Bulletin Boards.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. July a.
Negroes and whites wiii not be al
lowcd to cuugregatc before the
same bulletin boards a. watch re.
turns Of the Jeffries.Johnscu fight
Monday. Mayor oBElgn issued an
order instruetlng the police to keep
the whites and negroes separated
tie declared that he Intended 10
take no chance Of a riot In Dir
ninEham as a result ~ the Nevada
encounter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02

RENO. New. July 2 When the
poolrooms opened today the odds
had frightened up. the price having
gone 10 10 ~ Round money went
begging at even money that jeff
ries would not win in 20 rounds.
A few bets have forced the
bettors 20 raise the limit from IS
TO 30 rounds in the last three or
four days
A puzzlinE paradox has devel-
opcd The greater number OF bet.
ters pick Jeff 10 win between the
first and ninth rounds or between
the 18th and 25th. on the pTopo-
sitlon that he will win between the
ninth and 18Th. hardly any wagers
are recorded
Ietfries went hunting early to
day. He Is through with boxing,
and from now until the fight his
only work will be short sprints
In the cool OF the day.
Mrs Ieffries and n party Of
women friends viii occupy the par.
Tor "a the Goldfield hotel during
the fight. Copies OF the United
Press dispatches describing the
fight win be furnished her there
over a special wire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
T. R. WONT RUN
FOR GOVERNOR

UTICA. n. Y, July Theodore
Roosevelt viii not be governor Of
New York Today he punetured the
boom that was started for him by
the oneida County Republican Club.
In a note 20 Secretary Adams Roose-
welt says: May thank the club
for its message7 Its good viii is
appreciated but must ask the club
Immediately 10 stop the agitation to
have me nominated for governor. he
cause Il is an absolute impoSsibility
20 accept"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02

There vas 10 difficulty Us getting
The boys 20 The Star office. for a
large auto. filled with Zee Nut. pre-
reesd the band. dropping packages
b. the Why There vas many a
slid scramble for IL. and NOS fow
pefT1na who have Ions since creased
20 classify AZ aids" took part u
wsa Something Eood 20 cot for
nuthgng. and that's enough to Eei a
crowd To a short time Is she North
Pole
like Bulgarian Riot.
The scenes In front 81 The star
office whlle Mr Hitt vas loading
his mortar looked ike a Bulgarian
riot 4 couple % Thousand Kids.
free to do az they pleased with
Zes Nut TO scramble for and The
prospect Of a pyroleehnic lottery
ahead ~ them. Is combination "
circumstances hard 10 beat
"A each shower 81 the dclectabic
Zee-Suf came down from the roof
there would. be- a miniature panic.
flag rush. and assault on the um.
plFe The shrlll yelis went SILVER.
inR aI through the building the
maddencd mob bowling for more
more Zcc-Nut Three mon tossed
over thousands % packages until
their arms grcw weary. and san
the juvenile mob hoNled FOR more.
Looking down from the roof there
was nothing 10 be seen but an area
OF open mouths. each mouth backed
by q pair 81 eager cyea A thou.
sand sticky Zee. Nut amcarcd faces
gaxod upward from little bodies
alert 20 dash In the direction most
likely Of success
And Then the Bomb.
There wns a silence that could
have been heard a block when the
announcement was made that
everything was ready for the bomb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
Town Is Wiped Out.

INTERNATIONAL FALLS. Min
nesota, July 2.-The town OF Miz-
pah. 40 miles south of here. is in
ruins today as a result of forest
fires which are sweeping that por-
ton of the state. The post office
building was blown up in an effort
to check the advance Of the fire.
but high wind carried the flames
through the town and forced the
inhabitants to flee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
STAR WILL MEGAPHONE RETURNS
FROM THE Big fight BY ROUNDS
The Star intends to maintain its reputa

The Star intends maintain its reputation the leader the
publication of sporting extras To- that end Monday next The
Star will keep the exbuyg public fully informed of the proceed
gs at Reno In addition The Star will megaphone all of the returns
from the battle ground from the window of The Star building
big crowd and the will be announced just quickly arrives
Watch for The Star extras! Come to The Star office!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
PRISON GATES OPEN
FOR MILLIONAIRE

SAN QUENTIN. Cal. July a.
Hale and agile. clad in the cloth
ing I'm which he entered the peni.
Tertiary. and wearing the familiar
high hat. William ID. Bradbury. the
Corte Madeira millionaire, left the
prison gates today free man.
Bradbury was taken TO his home
at Corte Madeira by his wife and
nephew.
Bradbury refused to discuss his
Imprisonment or describe his feel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
HELD AS DRINKS, Is MEN
SHOW UP MORE THAN $1,000

SerEi Oimstead figured up that
these Is men had more than 81 900
with them.
One man. who looked the typical
hobs" bad SitT.50 IN his poke An.
other had 500. another 81 That
they were all in town 70 blow sav-
iugs earned BY hard work In the
woods. aboard ship or IN ALASKA.
Was apparent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
HERE'S A REAL CATTLE KING-MILLER
HE OWNS A MILLION ACRES OF LAND, TOO
(By United Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO July 2 - Announcement was made
here today that the Bank OF California has financed In New
100000 bond enable Henry Miller.
the company Miller Lux. o purchase all
the company which held "a Charles
his late partner who died The bonds
cent and to for 20 years.
All the heirs agreed sell their interests in the
great land and company Miller This will end
long period litigation The 100000 of
land in California; 100000 Nevada and 100000 acres
in Oregon 1000 miles of canals and bitches for irri
cation There 100000 head OF cattle and 2booOe
sheep the land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02

contract for the deal whereby JEFF
fries and the promoters disposed Of
their moving picture rights TO an
Eastern syndicate have filed suit
for 5000. which they claim Is a
Zee due them for their services.
Tex Richard and jeff are seeking
10 reach an agreement with the
attorneys out Of court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
A $4,000 Bet.

CHICAGO, July Betting on
the Jefries.Johnson fight has be-
come faster In Chicago. A wager
Of $4,000 at 10 to z on Jeffries
has been made One hundred thou
sand dollars from Canada has been
received TO be wagered here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
60 DEAD
OF EEA Y

fBy tniied rsrs-1
CHICAGO. july 2-Tcn more
deaths from heat occurred today
making a total Of 50 since June ~.
when the heat wave frat struck the
city. The thermometer reached 30
degrees today. a. compared with e2
degrees yesterday. bat there WIS
not enough breeze 70 move q pail
Of smoke that hung over the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
GEN. ROBE is DEAD

SAN DIEGO. Cal. July brig.
adler General Charles r, Robe, who
fought IN the Civil war and who
was retired in 1908. died suddenly
at O'Clock this morning OF paraly.
sis at the home of his soninlaw,
George T. Rogers OF this city, aged
60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
Ien SUED Anair.

RENO, New. July Although
Jim Jeffries endeavored to get all
his financial matters cleared up
before the big fight. another suit is
pending against him in the Reno
court today.
The lawyers who drew up the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
10y United Prsss.l

RENO July 2-Stakeholder Big Tim" Sullivan received
the today the shape Of Ss 900 cash. which added
the $4,000 he already holds completes the Jefres
purse OF Si0000 and the last possible hitch tho
preliminary arrangements for the big fight
The taken TO Sullivan here today by Promoters
Richard and Gleason. The S5l 900 in gold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
MOB LYNCHES
SIX NEGROES
!. .;oo; Rioters Then Riddle Another Black With
e.rets-South Fears Serious Trouble If Johnson
Nm. at Reno-Separate Bulletin Boards for Races

urvpENIiAII. Miss, July Having lynehed SIX
- i race which began last evening mob resumed
49, IN the negro settlement here today, a negro named
- "a ridded with bullets aud SLAIN The negroes living
sss fed aud the mob is hunting them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02

ings upon being released. after
serving 10 months within the walls
Of san Quentin for perjury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
THE POPE IS ILL.

; fIgf nitrd fre~sl
; ROME. July ? Pope Plus !
; was attacked with a faintlug I
, spell today DR. Petacci. che !
, Vatican physician. says the !
b Illness was caused BY heat and !
, an attack % hemorrhoids. he I
; said the attack was not seri. !
\ Gus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
Here's what May Happen.

RENO. New. July 2.--The uncer-
tainty OF the fight fans regarding
the outcome OF the big fight on
Monday led a speculative follower
Of the game 10 ponder possible end
lnEs Of the biz scrap
He decided that the big battle
may be terminated I'm one Of
seven ways. Tho old reliable
Knockout" route is the favorite,
Of course. almost every man here
believes that the white fist Will
find a black target. or the reverse.
A few regard the possibility OF
referees decision on points. None
believe that the fight will be a
draw. Other ways ia which the
argument may end. bat within the
remote realm Of possibility. are a
decision on foul a referees dcciE-
ion 81 mo contest" because Of fax
ing: police interference with no
decision given. and a referees de
clsion upon police interference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
si,5oo.ooo IN BUILDINGS.

Permits 70 construct build
\ inEs In Seattle which Will
. have a value Of Si,5t9.gbb
: we're taken out during the
month OF June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

Showers tonight Sunday
fair: light southwesteriy siudE !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02

AZ first Mrs. Lewis Was disposed
20 deny that she was married 20
Lewis or anybody else. but the rec
ords and the minister who perform
cd the ceremony we're against her
and she finally admitted g.
"Of course there are a lot Of
people who wiH interest themselves
in my marriage and try to make Il
their business ! made my choice
and ! am sure Of my happiness. as
sure as any girl who marries. and
an ask Is 10 be let alone It's real.
~ nobody's business except ours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
JEFF WILL WIN
IN Is ROUNDS

Max Balthasar Picks the Hope of the White Race to
Land Knockout by Twenty-fifth-Final Payment
Purse Made to Stakeholder Sullivan-An
Ready Now. :
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...sels ssartea Sunday when
y. sscklsy. a white man. vent
ssAln o. a negro named
collect s. which ne said
- owed him.
- sas euekiey auarreled
-, snsued. in which Buck.
: - killed.
-, ard ether negroes heS'
~ a mob Of white men.
:. --,,s<s we're found In \ cabin
=. .,rrisvllle. They we're hud'
= ,srshsr In fear. All we're
- frm the cabin BY the w
s-Isss nsa-
:. xsIts men alleged teat skif-
!, 4. ,l.sn the fusisises shelter
!. - ne shes skiffer to death.
: ,,asr essrues we're severely
- nc ne others we're re
-
sas persuing the negroes
~~sss a swamp yesterday two
n, rsn ia the posse we're sho,
= sllss srem ambush.
NJ ssshesiiies hope 70 control
: s..asIsn without the aid OF
-sux ire white nen are stiil
xzr.slns fsr csher negroes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02

xassgSGT0N. July ? There
/ pgrsAsasion throughout the
IA ever the possible outcome Of
4 lssfrses Johnson fight The ne
sa<s 4 ~ South are taking an
-.znx interest 10 the affair. be-
xaz sAaf the outcoma viii de-
p-zee De social position 81 the
,ass shoald johnson yin Il i
k1z al he emulation of the
Ms zaf take q form that will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
PHONE GIRL
WEEDS CHINESE
BUSINESS MAN
Lillian Fuller, Exchange
Girl at Sorrento, Marries
Charles Louie, Oriental
Cafe Man.

UndeteTred BY tho marital fate
that has met others who loved and
wed out side their race and color.
Miss Lillian Fuller. $40 2lRt ay. y.
Was married Thursday evening to
Prank Louie. Chinese. who has
the cafe and billiard hall lease Of
the Kennedy hotel The bride Was
formerly q telephone operator In
the Sorrento when Louie was en-.
ployrd there
The marriage license was taken
cat BY Louie under the name Of =
p Lewis Lewis. or Louie. IN an
American born Chinese and has
bccn resident ~ Seattle for nine
years tits father aud mother are
now in China and u Is said his
father viii return to- America IA a
representative u the Chinese gov.
ernmcnt.
Or. Major OBLIGATED.
The wedding Of Miss Fuller and
her Chinese sutton Was Hoiemnigcd
IN the Crary building By Rev W
A. Major Rev SIR. Major vas
passing The building on his way 20
officiate nj another wedding when
b. was waylRid BY Frank r. Chris.
tenwcn and asked 10 perform the
ceremony The license being re IN.
lar. the bride 20 and the bride.
groom q. 'hey we're quickly united
as man and wife. with Horace c.
Borgum az a wifnesa. and are now
living al the Shirley hotel
The way 81 true love has not
4 been particularly smooth for the
young pair when Mrs Lewis was
employed al the Sorrento. Il was
plain that her interest IN Lewis
was more than casual and residents
Of the hotel undertook "a interfere.
So insisteut we're they that they
took the matter up with Mrs Lew.
is' mother. Mrs x J Power. and.
according to the bride. she was
locked a prisoner IN her room for
long time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02
And Then the Bomb.

There was a silence that could
have been heard a block when tho
announcement was made that
everything was ready for the bomb.