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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
|HhHLES SGRIBNER'S SONS
The New
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Mark Twain

Mark Twain never meant so
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new books because they are
alive.
Mark Twain himself hoped
that there would be complete
set OF them in the home OF
every one of his oountrymen-
and he cut his royalties in half
that this might be accom-
plished.
The Price Of the books is
now cut in half III this new
Authors National Edition.
Every page Of the old edition is
given in this new edition, and
the price is only $500 for the
twenty-five volumes. The price
used to be 5000. You may
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Brothers, Franklin Square,
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Peter Pan
D. I NJ RARRlE

49,. &c q. Arthur Rackham's Famous Full
(-olcr Pictures
| - .5.,5o, ~ this classic for children
= - famous both for text and illustrations,
81 9 moderate price
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he consent to a district leaders serving on
the Board OF Elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
Rest Harrow
By MAURICE HEWLETT

"A unique love story in an out-of-door at
enospllere as radiant as that Of e Monet pict-
lure and as cool and fresh and Vivffying as
fhsr which gives soft mystery TO the Eng
Gsh Landscape. The Outlook
Illustrated, S1-5o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
! the Villa Rose
By A. E. w.

BY A. E. w. MASON
Stands out conspicuousiy from the great
Ireat mass Of fictional murder mysteries. -
TIE Booknan,
Illustrated. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
ACOU|TS MISS LEBLANC
Jury in Murder Trial DeIiberates
Only Ninety Minutes.
DEMONSTRATION IN COURT
Judge Refuses to Hold Girl to
Testify Before Grand Jury
Against Mrs. Glover.

Cambridge Mass Dec 14-Hattie Le-
bianc's pathetic plea that she be allowed
to go back to her old home In West Arichat.
c. B., with her father was granted to-
day when jury after celebrating an
hour and a half decided that she was not
guilty of the murder of Clarence F. Glover,
at Waltharn, on the night OF November 90
1909 The verdict was popular one-So
popular, in fact, that the traditional de-
corum of a Massachusetts court was swept
aside while men and women cheered,
shouted and wept for sheer Joy. The dem
onstration continued for fifteen or twenty
minutes and the court officials were utterly
powerless to stem the tide OF enthusiasm
The crowd in the corridors took UP the
cheers of the throng which packed the court
room. and there came answering eheefs
from a company Of more than two thou-
sand men and women who had assembled
on the quadrangle in front OF the court
house and in the surrounding streets OF
East Cambridge
Immediately after the verdict mao oeeh
announced and the dinainutive, fafr-halreo
F'rench-Canadian girl had been discha1sea
from custody. Assistant District Attorney
Wier tried to persuade Judge baniei w
POND the presiding Justice at the trial, to
~
dence before the grand Jury which would
warrant the indictment Of Mrs. Lillian M
Glover. the widow OF the murdered man,
ubo he'd heen accused by counsel for the
defence of being the real culprit IN the case
| I,sse Rond declined to grant the request,
saving that the evidence presented against
Mrs Glover i'm the present trial was m
sufficient to convict and that If a jury LII
the Judge would set aside the verdict. Last
en,,ine Mrs. Glover was acquitted OF
| cbarga of being an accessory after the TACT.
Statement from District Attorney.
1,,etr;ct Attorney Higgins issued state
mont after the trial in which he reierL GU
a. Iudea Bonds refusal to hold MISS
robIeno as a witness before the sfahu
,,,-x The statement also said that the
| ruling of the fudge to EXCLUDE from 'iio
case all reference to the allegation eha'
| clover said before his death that Aa'ue
| had shot him had weakened the soSeih
ment's case against the girl.
Mrs Glover was not In court when 'he
verdict Of the jury was returned. Fl" men
| Informed at her Wa1than home OF 'iie
result she received the news coldly-
Does 1t surprise you?" she was ASKED
well, no." she replied. Il can't say thae
IT does. This has been very funny ulai
| right through. Hattie was accused OF tie
crime hut in reality 1 was tried for It.
| when Miss Leblanc was brought into
court this morning she was pale ana
trembling. and she showed plainly the
strain under which she was laboring After
Judge Bond had finished his charge to the
Jury the prisoner was Informed by the
clerk OF the court that II she desired to
make any statement to the jury the op-
portunity would be given her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15

ssts1a sdt 10 s7swoq go
%e1aw @salAf nysfsss SIS s-sG2 boa as@7s .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15

Twenty-Five volumes, handsomely
bound la rich red rep-silk book
cloth. Fully illustrated by such
artists as Srneoley. Frost, Cline
6iast. Newell. Thulstrup and
Kemble. Printed On antique
wope paper, especially ma6e for
this edition. Size OF volume
sxTsz inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15

Alexander Hamilton
10 DIR. ALLAN McLANE HAM
~ nTON His GrandsonD

- -,.t.f,- On family letters. documents.
tss1ee re,-s, before published, and Civ
SD "a bi-berfo rnobtainsble Of almost sll
i ,ass,1s men ana women Of Hamilton cay y
,s-..e = fuli-page illustrations oFo' so-s"
VIII net Postage extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
s.lIs,a Mis- Life and HIS Mo!ks
NDCp MATHEWS

By BEA I<lIasIe Literature in Co
Professor "a 1,,nahia University
Illustrated. syO- ss So net
s1elnaI,sration for a lefty task
This lifelong s3sS pIsf ST definite achieve
le. ~ TIE RcoknIan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
COUNCIL TO TRY TO
FORCE OPEN SESSION

whether the investigating com.
mitlec holds open or closed scg
alona. Il Will go 10 the bottom. De
pend upon that"
This was Chairman = L. Blaine'H
statement this morning
~ anybody thinks We are golnR
down the street with a brass band
and transparenclea telling the pub.
lie that We are going 10 ask a Ger
tain witness certain questions a. a
certain time. aud Inviting every.
body 20 be- present lta q mistake.
"Of course. We all understand the
opposition 10 tho secret committee
Things are getting pretty close 10
home But that won't make any
difference with the committee The
committee ia not going 10 be ham
pered Ia rs work by any hubbub
for public sessions
The committee ~ not n judicial
body. n 10 an investigating body.
Are grand luHen open 10 the pub.
LIEF ~ The prosecuting attorney
taking the opposing counsel into
his coufidenceg We are not going
To try anybody for any crime We
are going 10 try 10 find u any crime
has been committed II We find
that there has been grating. our
evidence will be turned over 10 the
proper authorities. and the accused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
RONALD HITS
UNWRITTEN
LAW

THE man who steals the affcc
tons Of a foolish wife after beiaE
made a member Of ones household
IL abou, as reprehensIble a. can be.
and I take cognixauce Of the fact
that the grieved husband IN such
cases IL subjected 10 the greatest
proyocation any human being can
be.
The Law. however. does not rec
ognizc such provocation as legally
justiflahie. and shall therefore
have 90 pass sentence upon Mr.
Miley. The judgment Of the court
IL that he be fined $500 and costs.
aud tho sentence Ia suspended for
90 days 20 give Mr. Miley chance
TO raise the money"
SO spoke Judge Ronald in the
criminal department OF the superior
court this morning. when Luke a.
Miley. who shot and seriously
wounded Ethan Morrison ut Ballard
on May S. 1910. came up for sen.
tcnce
The Jury found him guilty of as.
sault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
PAY ONE FARE;
PAY NO MORE

Duut pay more than cents to
ride 10 any place within the city
limits on the Seattle. Renion a
Southern or any other car line.
The courts have decided that the
company had no right 10 collect
more than a nickel
THIS morning about a dozen men
from the vicinity Of Taylor'g min
and Orchard Reach paid only one
nickel. instead OF 10 cents and IL
cents. which the company IL asking
The conductors smiled and passed
on. There was no ejeciment from
any Of the ears
Patrons OF the Ronton cars sen.
orally have not taken advantage of
the recent ruling Of the court. and
are attn paying extra fares The
company cannot enforce their col
lection. any the courta. II you stand
on your rights. you can ride TO
Orchard Beach and Taylors mill
for 5 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
GRANT WINS
BIG RACE
(coneluded)

Three persons we're killed. -four
fatally Injured and an unknown
number leaa seriously hurt In tho
running ~ the Vanderbilt cup race
today. which was won by Grant In
an Alec car
one car WIS destroyed by fire,
another turned somsfhHuit after
striking touring car. and scores oi
minor accidents attended the event
Never IN the history OF the race
have there been 80 many minor IN.
lurien Spectators stepping too
near the flying cars were knocked
down. Men were run over Ia the
full sight Of the grand stands. and
the apeed.maddencd crowd cheercd
an the flying cars swept onward.
paying no heed 10 the accidents
Conditions at the course were at.
most chaotic AmbulanceH hurried
the injured from the scene and
drove them to hospitals IN many
eases the names Of the injured and
dying we're not known to the hos.
piial authorities. who treated them.
Harold Stone. driver Of Colum.
bia. Was crushed 10 death under his
car when IL became unmanagcable.
leApcd from the course. tore
through the fence and dropped over
"a 50foot ombankment Stone was
Pacific coast agent for the Colum.
bia aud bis home IL at Los An.
Eelen.
lie was married last June His
bride sat Ia the Grand stand
watching the race
when the news finally reached
her she collapsed and Is noW un-
der the care 81 physicians She
drove over the course yesterday
with her husband
Stone VAS only ~ years ~ age.
lie drove the big car IN The race
merely for adventure BE IN said
10 have received salary 81 $3.50
weekly for his services as mana
ger for the Columbia company
The dead Harold Stone. driver
Columbia car. Ferdinand dZlueva.
spectator Charles Miller. mcchan.
ielan CheYrul.tn car
ANsh'thAsftA AiAAs WI HAH w fAA T.
thought 70 have been Pope Hart.
ford. driven BY Fleming. man
hurled under car both legs severed.
died later At Nassau hospital. Mine.
ola Accident occurred on Mannapc.
queR road
Fatally injured Harold Han.
mcchhnician. body crushed. VIM
Hncou. mechAnieian. head crushed
Martin i.eviBohn. spectator. both
legs aud body crushed Jos Cook
spectator. skull fractured Thos
Miller. spectator. legs ground Off
---- Potter. spectator. ribs broken;
August Granular. chauffeur spec.
iAior. Internally hurt. William
Peterson. spectator. face crushed IN.
skull fractured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
CHAUFFEUR
RUNS AWAY

o. J. Clancy. a young farmer 81
nainhrldEe island. vas run down
and severely Injured IN front 81
Piper 4 Tafts store az 90l Third
av when an automobile owned by
O. V. Lawson and driven BY Albert
MoSer became unmanagcable,
leaped the curling of the sidewalk.
and smashed into the glass front
Of Piper & Taft's store Clancy
was the innocent pedestrian
AZ the city hospital last nigh, he
said he was $40 surprised when he
saw the auto plunEiug along the
sidewalk that he was unable 90 get
out OF the way Patrol M0ser the
chauffeur. fled down Marion ~. fol
lowing the accident and has not
been seen since Patroimnn Hart
arrested Lawson. Who was released
on his personal rccognirance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

- published By the Times 70 the
effect that union men were re
sponslhie FOR the explosion
We deeply deplors the terrible
accident and resultant loaa ~ life. "
the statement reads. but brand as
false the charges that union men
we're IN any way responsible Tor the
affair.
We condemn violence and un.
equivochliy deny that any person
or persons connected wtth organic.
"a labor had anything to DO with
last nights outrage
Word From Gen. otla
General uus'a wire to the Times
was az foliowH
Imperial Junction. Cal. Oct. H.
Harry Chandler. The Times. Loa
Angeles
Your wirc. with its terrible
news. ouly reached M ihia morn.
lnE Am amazed AZ the despera.
ton ~ the criminal conmplratofs IL
destroying the Times building ard
staying ia loyal defenders. which
ioss ! deeply deplofe. but the Times
viii live on. braselY defending che
vital and essential people Of indus,
trial freedom under the iaw. wLo
must yet triumph IN she entire ma,
il0u. wiil be- home 81 30. Meet
me NJ the station tsignedl
HARRISON GRAY OTIS"
Finds More Dynamite.
v J geehaaudlAr. president Of
The Merchants and Manufacturers
association ~ t.os Angeles reported
10 the pollsr this morning that dYua.
mite bad been discovered beneath
a porch at bis home IL the suburbs
~ this clty
Building cest $500 900.
The Times building Vas a four
siury brick and store structure At
the intersection 81 FIrst At aud
uFuAdway 4 vas completely raEsd
By the explosion and fire
According 20 the statement II
Managing Editor Andrews the loas
will exceed $500 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
DIX To LEAD
N.y.DEMOCRATS

ROCHESTER,. ~ y. Oct L.
John A. nix has been nominated
Tor governor BY the democratic
state convention The remainder
Of the state ticket Is as follows
Lieutenant governor Thomas
r Conway az Clinton county
Secretary Of state Edward Lac.
RnaN OF kinss county
Comptroller Martin II Glynn OF
Albany
Treasurer John j, Kennedy OF
Erie
Attorney general Thomas J Car
mody OF Yates,
state engineer and surveyor
John A. Benael 81 New York
Associate Judge OF the court Of
appeals Frederick Collin 81 Che
mung
Glynn Declines Place.
Mr. Glynu refused 60 accept the
nomination for comptroller and
William Sohmer OF New York has
been substituted IN his place,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

viii have the same oppor,n,.
defend himself as any man ~ !.
accused of any crime"
Flights IN Council
The investigating commlt,ss -.
ask for al tho power h no.. J
The meeting Of the council ~.
day night u Wlll also 49, ~ 4.
funds 10 carry on the work ~
Who are trying 10 BLOCK a.
YeatiRntiOn viii make their figt, :
the council on the proposltlou
voting money They viii 49,.
speeches declaring that thew -
not vote money for the comss,..'
~ there are ~ be- secret seess,s-
II the council takes this sftlts@.
there are private cltlzens n ~.
tle willing 10 contribute The 49,.
aafy money, the money 70 lire -
teciifea and anybody else nesA.s
10 get testimony.
Those who have been proe,,,..
BY the graft conditions IN gsss.Is
are nov doing their bee, n a.
credit every witness Who IA ~.
10 be called before the Ingesslgs,
Ing committee II Ia a fae. ~.
the testimony sili be given b. AZ.
Keepers. undeslrables and fslIss
women. These are the people -.
have paid the graft They are 4.
only ones who know anvth,,.
about a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

ably saving the lives % every per
son In the house The machine was
found this morning by Mics Ellra.
beth wilder a guest AZ the Zee
haudalaar home
Find Wires 20 Dynamite.
Officers who wcrc sent 20 the
Xeehandaiaar home fonnd IL sticks
uf dynamite Jelly. connected by
wires with a battery. concealed In
an adjacent clump OF bushes D.
teetlyes we're immediately put ou
the case and she explosive taken
10 police headquarters fuF evidence
Appropriate $4,000.
The city council this morning. IN
executive session appropriated
szs0oo. 90 be- used 10 Investigate
the explosion that wrecked the
Times
Gets Out an Edition.
folio edition ~ the Times vas
printed az branch office this
morning Il vas Rohbied up By
thousands that thrunEed The streets
in the nclghhofhood ~ the wrecked
building
Chief % Police Galloway this
morning issued tho following state
ment
THAT the Times building was
wrecked by dynamite seems Ger.
tain from al my men can learn.
There are about 100 pairolmen on
duty az the fire n0w. and most o.
The detectives We have found
things that seem 20 40 to point ont
the authors 81 this calamity
Whether they will end IN any real
result. 10 impossible 20 tell nnw,
bot ] DO know that whether they
DO or not. the police will keep AZ II
without rest until tnis whole matter
Is laid bare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
TAFT PARD0NS
SUGAR WEIGHERS

WASHINGTON. Oct. i.-Presi.
dent Taft today pardoued Thomas
kchoe John Coyle. Patrick Hennes.
aey and Edward Boyle. sugar weigh.
crs. who we're sentenced last Ianu,
airy 10 serve one year In prison for
defraudlng the government. The
executive clemency was exercised
because the men gave information
against Chas x Helke secretary Of
the American Sugar Refining Co.
NEW MEXICO CENSUS.
WASHINGTON. oct. 1.-The cen
sus Of New Mexico was announced
today az 327 1896 This IL an in
crease Of 81 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
TRY TO COMPEL CASE
To ISSUE LICENSE

IntimatIng that County Auditor
Case would be mandamused to com.
pei him 20 issue a marriage license
10 Daisy TuthlH q white woman.
and SanIchl Kanda. a japanese. At
torney +. A. Gilman this morning
made a now demand for a license.
Case. however. will not recede
from his position unless an order
from the court compels him 10.
Daisy and her Jap sweetheart.
following Cases action Wednesday,
tried 10 get a license yesterday In
Tacoma. but after a conference with
Case. County Auditor Stewart OF
Pierce county decided that he would
take the same position
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
NAVY YARD MAN
GETS A FORTUNE

NAVY YARD PUGET SOUND.
Oct IA relative IN Indiana has
died and bequeathed 81 900 to y.
g. Howard. a private stationed
here, according % advices received
today. Howard has served more
than three years and IL in "A POSI-
ton 20 secure his release b. pur.
chase. but will remain for his full
term Of four years. he asserts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
THE TIMES OWNERS DEADLY
ENEMIES OF ORGANIZED LABOR

ISOLATION which includes practices,
every large merchant IN The ~
The Times has led the fight VIA
has finally made Lon Angeles ~
greatest open shop town Ia a.
country
In the building trades. psrticulsn
~. the doctrine Of freedom of con.
tract obtains Structural sd
workers have been working on grea
buildings here II 80 and even leps
per day within the pas, iortnigtt
and every attempt 20 organize was
ers has been met with powerinl q
position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
DOES REGRADE COST
COMP ANY So, 500
EVERY YEAR?

A perpetual damage Of $500 per
year by reason OF the raising Of
Leary av. eight feet above the
present grade Is the claim made
By the BolcOm Mil Co. Of Ballard.
Judge Main sent out the jury In
the Leary az. condemnation cases,
TO. see II It costs the company that
much every year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
BOMB man
NEAR-hERO

CHICAGO. Oct The police TO
day are convinced that Fred Wah.
lcnmeyer. who was found At the
home Of Mrs Potter Palmer carry.
lng an open knife and with a bomb
lying nearby. Ia demonted lie
probably wiil be sent 10 santa.
rum Wahlcumeyer confessed last
night that he faxed" a bomb
mystery 10 order TO appear as a
hero
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

Managing Editor Harry Andrews this morning issued the
following statement containing charge that enemies Of Ia
dusa freedom" responsible for the Times Disaster
The Tines building destroyed BY dynamite early this
morning BY the enemies Of Industrial freedom The Tmea t.
self be destroyed II wil
auxiliary plant and will fight
the loss Of life and manning prccludes my
statement at thia troubling hour.
tslgnedl -ttARRY q ANDREWS.
Managing Editor Angeles Times"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
Farnum Breaks Record

BUOY. France. Oct i--Farman,
the American aviator. set new
height record AZ the aviation meet
here today. ascending .22s feet. lie
used a biplane. Latham. To a mono
plane. made successful hight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

LOS ANGELES. Oct 1.-The
Times. owned by Gen Harrison q
OtiB and his Honinlaw. Harry
Chandler. has for % years been the
most deadly foe 81 organized labor
Ia this country Every weapon
known % Journalism has been used
10 stir up hatred against the labor
unions Cartoons and editorials.
which charged labor leaders with
conspiracy. assault and even mur.
der. have been 81 almost daily Oc
currencc Backed by the powerful
Merchants apd Manufacturers az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
WILSON ADMITS BRIDE


CHICAGO, Oct. THAT he
had received 81 600 from Lee O'Neli
Browne and $500 from State Rep
resentative Robert r. Wilson az St
Louis, but that he took the money
with no understanding that n was
a bride for his vote for VIM Lori.
mer for United States senator. was
the testimony today ~ State Repre-
sentative Michael S Link before the
senatnrial Investigatlng committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
ALFONSO A GAY KING

MADRID. oct THE gay do.
ings OF King Alfonso during his re
cent visit 70 England have brought
down upon him the wrath Of his
etiquette ridden court II the cour.
tiers had their way alfonso would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
.APPY OFFERED
To SHARE
tconeiudsd)

ton with Wappenhtein confidential.
but since he has seen ~ to accuse
me. won't hesitate 10 repeat a.
'Wappenatsin called me into his
office aud said
Jack. why do You want "a
block this game Why don't YOU
get IN where you can make some
mnpcy9 You can get 10 with the
aAhg Ia the gambling and get your
bn Ia the district
n told him that while | always
~kh liberal. I had always fought
tiic social evil graft Ia every form.
. Well. get Ia on the gambling
than. said he I can put you in
li- Union club IN cut every body
out except you and me and another
man
n told Nappy that | was all
through with gambling and out Of
~ I couldn't keep my home on
Beacon hill under the present cir.
uumutanees. and ! didn't like TO
move
Settling tho Lo,s.
Then WappeuFtcin tried 10 get
me interested IN the new district
lie wanted me 20 sell some Of the
lots aud make big commission
iic said
THE lots down there are ready
Ia be sold You can heil them at
a profit Of from ST. 60 $1,000
apiece III see that they buy
them from you
Il had my doubts about his abli
ny 20 DO that. but be VAS conf
dent
You know I ear make every
sucker come through. The
Northern club 10 giving up
So - per cent. ara the Japs
and chinsa are doing the same.
everybody who rents a build
Ing In the restricted district
has Get 10 come through With
20 per cent You're too ~iao
Guy not 10 know that
Il suggested that George Wander
vser might have other plans. but
Wappy didn't think Vnuderyeer
could block him.
Nobody can put the restricted
district except whore we want u.
You aud Gene Way are the feie
lows who can give un trouble. and
want you 20 come IN
Again told wnppenntrin that
Was out Of the gambling game for
all time Was then member
~ the Welfare league. and told
the league IN substance shat took
place n Wappy OF Oili say that
ever asked any favor Of them ex.
cept 20 keep the red llKhi district
away from my nslghborhood. they
lie"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
GUSTS ZION
WORSHIPPERS

CHICAGO. Oct What vir.
tuaily amount 70 notices thet they
shall vacate The property they oc
eupy have been served upon three
opposition churches and over SO
business men 90 Zion City. az the
Instance Of General OverHeer vi q.
Voliva. who Is expected 90 as
sumo control BY purchase. Of the
Zion estate today. II papers OF con.
yeyance can be completed In time