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tho shops 10 simply ~nos'h'"s :.
the woman who loves pretty Things eno
whose pocketbook 10 too slim 70 'no"'ss
that love.
Her heart Just aches e the siss.
cases that contain the wonderf"' oseoso
gsrnitures FOR evening gowns SAs
stops before a display Of breakfast CAPS
and wonders how she'd look In one o.
the ravishing ,hlnss Then she sess ne
price on the tickets and stops ~ondsr.
ing.
Well. luxury has always been sxpsn'
slve and II always will DO. When me
bare necessar!es Of life h. We doubled IN
price Il Is MY logical to suppose that
luxury will triple Its value
UT the. a way out-there always
X is II you take the trouble TO look
~ for II. The average woman can
make any numos OF these small things
n only she'll trv-snd use a little COM
mon Sense at the same time.
For Instance. the breakfast caps.
There is nothing simpler to make than
one OF these fascinating little things.
Take a piece Of all-ovsr lace. point
u esprit OF une rhh odtsbe' " " e.Nhos
In a square or circle about three-quar-
ters OF a yard IN diameter. gather II all
around. near the edge. with tiny
stitches. inserting At the same time .
piece Of round white silS elastic.
Shirr your ace frill ever 50 slightly
and sew II to the hemmed edge Take
soft satin RIBBON the color you desire
and make either one rather full bow or
two rosettes and tack them In place.
A small sprig OF artificial green foliage.
%ma,denhair or small rose leaves gives
a French touch.
And when you've finished and counted
up what you've spent for materials
you'n nnd that you've paid 81 for what
the shops would have charged you
81 or IS.
u you can do a lot with gowns. too.
Y Did It ever strike you that YOU
might DO able to make a $50 gown
look os though It coat at least double
and maybe triple the price'
rhere is u quantity .; teaiwoTs,
swanFiown and fringe on the expensive
| costumes this year. .
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-...e.sdtion over a. excellentiy ue-
vjsed luncheon.
In the three months since MasS'e
had sobbed serself into bl.ssful tran,
guilty much OF prime importance had
occurred to herself. to Joseph ana 10
Holbrooke and Company-also. TO many
another. moro or less directly alied
with these principals. Naturally
enough. Immediately after Joseph.s
drastic method OF e~xculpatins himself
In the Eyes OF the girl. the relations OF
the two became OF > frtci .dliest.
Maggie was profoundly grateful 10
the man who hal given her the amo'-
ton OF her life and had assured n"
well-being Of the child dependent on
her. Her instructive liking for him was
now strengthened by n OF the ME
impulses OF the heart. As 10 Joseph,
he was FIRST o. an attracted by the
beauty of this employee. which never
failed to delight his eyes. Afterward.
ne regarded her with that feeling 81
pr prietary satisfaction with which We
repay ourselves for every scrvice
rendered another.
She was. IN reality. the creature or his
making, and he eyulted In the serse CT
creat"rshIp. although he would haVe
been extremely Indictment had some
analytical theorist expla ned the matter
to him in this fashion. Then. finally
he was CENTRALIZED by the personality
OF the girl as a whole. II was not mere
~ tho beauty of her toat drew him
| After q little, this was the least OF her
alluremeat, though II was ever present
and ever strong, As the intimacy be
tween them progressed, the young man
found her mind even more fascinating
I. him than vas her physical self. S1e
plea sed him etnaIly well In her moods
o. nerrimen; and IN her periods o:
seriousness Nover business concerns
II was business. IN fact. that fash
Tened the Platonic mask which Joseph
and Maggie wore. u vas business that
justified Maggie In encourasing the pro-
prletor Of Holbrooke and Company TO
seek her society s~ssiduously: II was
business that drove Joseph 10 constant
consultations with his buyer. who had
more brains In her little ineer than had
ali the rest of the establishment. lnciud.
ing its head, az he cheerfu!ly told him.
self In endless repetitions For that
matter, business appeared almost "a
Justify the Platon!c Just this once
. Unquestionably. Joseph was RICH,
as TO his buyers brains.
Maggie. at the proprietor's solicitation.
explained In TO-. her IDEAS az 20 the
manner In which the business should
be conducted. Joseph. ever mindful, OF
his duties 10 the blood. treasured her
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The Balance.

Two broken down naurers met ia the poor
house yard. saSs the Cleveland l1aiu Dca
CT. II was evident {, each that the o,hr
had seen better days; each could see in tn
Others face the sign that q noble and ingeniou
mind had succumted to the blows Of sn sdvers
fortune.
Friend. what has psduced you 70 this sad con
dition'" the first a,ked gently.
"It h an old story" answered the secpn,
wreck. 81 was an inventor. And every tim
invented a great thing some heanless capital
got all the profits. And here ! am But wins
brought you heres'
II. Il another Old story. I was 4 capitalist
And every time ! invested in some inventor
great idea. 1t turned out worthless. ShaLA Gem
rade-- We have ruined each othsrl'
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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CaAPrERs.
ss: Y S.ss s' . u: i ss;t !: : q. ~ ss..s !. 4 ss- IS:
i.ihss: nj isthef's. .ienessi ysrsna. Mf. asnsn,
sS,s rpe,s d'Ssh,sr: Ethel she YOUNG man !, En-.
h,s Joseph's intsrferncs. lN.sxs Tsmss. =:
i,s.s tA' q. 'I Ssy,r :" III a,rn' sgr!ss' h aSr So &c 'I sSs
' Sspsm,,a mi:srseis %unlapgg,, 20 Ihe :l..i!e room
a.sgic. mistake. him Tor a ipS.SjISlicsnt and falls
into ,sls wiz, him; He learn, ~. sto5y and ",
3 run, Mrs. !rhstthts, the STORE .detsctiye. ten.
NssSl. tas! the LISTERS sis,e'-in.law. ADJ. and
" ting, tn. .istf.in.iaw. 'sincs tie death .!
M.sgis'' ST.,scs. h.; %anI'd q s.S9l ns,ns!
My d~ausale,, whom the Dartins refuse 10 lot
tsr sec. Me prsrails n,on Mn, Thatchtr to
.le t1cs % y1u bscs Margaret oid.ame sftettion
,o.sid herself and 70 Undo Ada's evil infuencs
Masgic rcrtires q. letter diShar-ins hoy, II IL
dyned With Horhropke's initials. Hoihrooks
hencnily denies that he wrote il,
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Names ore 10 comfsssms. Which
one got u IN the neck lass. Castro o.
Cdrusof
There etu Not % % MoMy fo9oy
doc In London tAts vseS - sAsvs
Uere during Ieop vsar.
TIE recall Of Judges meoas that
fhev shosid b forced to vecolI hor
thsy happened 10 be SoMtnsssd.
s.0i5,So0 gallons Of Hqsor 70 con.
sumed In the United States In ono
veav. NNt true tAet tie Konsus
drug clerks have struck u rill knock
the rtm Of o. that last cipher.
Buy an cog o end voise your
os0n turkey for CAvtstMos
EoW that zoe hove shorm our con-
fdesce In certotR men BY electinO
them to Office u u time to axestios
their hoWsstv.
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On t @ Decor tied.

NeNtrOR BEvERID0E, at a reception IN
washington, smiled dignity as an Ambassa'
- DOR nssssd whose coat front was one blaze
Of 0scoratiuns
''ThsJ look NICE said Senator Beyeridge
"but after al, they don't mean much"
Gan actor" he resumed. 'once plaved IN 4
unsu German principaliiy for a fortnight, The
Grsnd Duke. to his disappointn ent, failed "a
decorate him He mentioned this oversight At Q
ccurt dinner 10 . chamberlain. aud the next day
be uas sent Tor.
"'My friend aid T., Grand Duke. handing
the actor C bog. here Is something 10 remenbei
NE By.
The overjoysd actor departed. but his cat
had hardly gone ten yards when. ordering II "a
return again, the actor was once more ushered
into the Grand Dukes presence.
"'Oh. SIR, he said, had 10 drive back
Tber are two crosses In the boz
"sOh no matter, said the Grand Duke. give
the other 10 tho ,abman.' "-Youihs Companion.
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toilet.
such a. hsr hair
ornaments. 1abou.
gorgeous hand.
bags and trim
n .gs are all I'm
portant.
And. foliowins
the old adage that
good thinss come
In small packages
these small things
are decidedly good
and decidedly ~
~trsvagant!
A trip
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TS@p0qa@gS[@@s
JoAn l.. &ebbUa

copynshs. 1911. p ms Pr.. rspush,ns o..
THE New Yorh World.
~ HEN your stoyy Ace oss~ ~
w Jected and vos And tho
~ magazine has been allied
By Heicns and Etheis and Sophtss
you ,ciH rcoitsc that the female Of
the species {" more deadly ito yos'
than the R0ie."
We hate t9sf learned shse Nine
Curte's complexion had nofAis0 to
do soith her being asoorded the Nobel
prize for chemfsfry. .
A man hanged himsey because
Tammany Iost. For tie ssMe MACON
the rest Of VI can Hve.
Some n has tnpented q NOM
Ltsa nat. Probably one N0ht enough
TO be carried ap0y.
A yoSno Girl married the man she
rescsed from ~dropwt10. She moy
hare cot Atm ThtIs 10 Eas wncos-
sctous.
There arc Just too ktwds OF vomen
IN the tcovld: your sctfs end then al
tAe Others.
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''Oh. bless hts dear heart!" she cried.
"And-oh. tho names I called mimi
Then. with the era eyes W etars
the Joy pulSins hot In her oiooo.
Maggie Pepper dropped her head on her
hands. and wept herself into q o'essse
ooaoefuIness
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ABLE TO &c ABOUT.

Miss Angie Alba and Mr. Harry Be-
about were united In marriage at tho
parsonage OF the First NJ g. Church
Sunday evening. They will make their
home with the parents OF the bride.
Mr. Beabout having accepted a post
ton with tho brides father.-Terre
Haute Star.
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J@@ DAYS COCA @S@T5@@s

with you" he exclaimed. Il want your nnpe-
name and address. We've too NAM Smith,
about here. Now look silssp."
"Theu." sid the mo'o-isi. ~ you nuV
lave u. rs William Shakespeare. s;.s,sodoa
tvOn!'
THANK yol. SIS fepliei tie policeman
Sorry 20 have troubled youl'
And he carefully entered the particulars Ia HI
pook. IT Bits.
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A Careful FOL conan.

A MOTOEiST was stopped by q policeman,
"a the HIGHT on the car being insufficient.
. . he gave his card to the constable.
70. y. Smith," read the man IN blue. Go on
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CHAPTER VII.
Continually

~ OSEPH LOOK the limp fingers
OF the girls rignt hand. which
h yielded reluctantly. n
led her to ner chair.
| .lnai Ill hnsa SnH N Ill anA
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CHAPTER VIII

O T o smart resta urant on rittnt
avenue. New York.
A spring noontime. Joseph Ho'-
brooke and Maggie Peppe'
we're gcd In aSre eaDic
The evening world., 1911-11-16
Cow night. 1911. BY rhv r~s rubi,
little Things at Biz Prtcss.

Ia distiL city a season Of little
things." BY that I mean q sea.
son when the accessories to .
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Dramatic Daughter OF the
Clown. IAN Innocent Burglar;
THE Inner Mind
Grand - Blackboard: Comic
Games IN Singapore: Two Daugh.
tiers Of Havana: Dan. the Light
House Keeper"
Lyceum-"My Brother AgnHtl.
no. Terms OF the WIZ; RE
view Of the Paris Garrison: THE
Life Boat; Their Charming Nam.
ma"
Cireult--"The Reporter; RE.
sourceful Lovers; Her Mother
lnterferes"; The Convert OF San
Ciemento."
city-"The Escape From the
Dungeon: Cave Homes in the
Canary Isles: Getting Married.:
lin Japan. "Wistarig."
Class A-"The Reckoning: "A
Trip to Saxony": How Texas Got
Lett; THE Story Of Indian
Lodge"
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DR.. Whitman
Dies Suddenly

DIR. y. l.. Whitman, pastor OF the
First Baptist church. died early this
morning at the Seattle General
hospital, where he was taken Sat.
urday night. Death was due, II il
believed, to the bursting OF blood
eliot In the left leg, which was car.
ried TO the lungs or heart.
DIR. Whitmans serious condition
became apparent while he was max
ing an address at Masonic lodge
meeting. Saturday night. Before
he finished, DR.. Thomas, master OF
the lodge, rushed TO his assistance.
and Mr.. Whitman soon became un-
conscious. He remained In a semi.
conscious condition all day yester.
day. DR.. Whitman's wife is IN Cali.
fornla. Or. Whitman was so years
old and was widely known through.
out the country.
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A NEW TRIAL
FOR AxEl MIST

Axel Mist. who was convicted Tn
Jndge Gays court ~ second degree
murder FOR the staying of Patrol.
man Iudaon Z Davis ON the night
~ February -. Will gei new trial.
The supreme court reversed the
conviction. on the ground that error
was committed when Judge Gay al.
loved the death bed statement ~
John Ford. alleged 10 have been
Nlsts partner. az evidence against
him Ford was also killed In the
pistol duel which resulted In the 20.
liccman's death. and before he cx.
plrcd he gave the police a statement
which implicated Mist
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AT THE METROPOLITAN


Follow my rules, and you can't
lose Henry Kellogg Daniel Ham
iltonl. successful Wall street on.
orator. 80 advised his roommate at
college. who Is not much shucka
In business and Is quite penniless.
owing TO his fathers neglect to
leave him some money at his death.
That's how Nat Duncan. spiendidly
played by Fred Niblo, becomes
THE Fortune Hunter"
But there was one card In the
deck which Kellogg didn't take az.
count of. It's that old. yet ever
new one. called love. Nat goes to
a Yaptowu. according to the rules.
but doesn't walk. talk. dress or
look like zap. He goes to church.
cuts out smoking. drinking and
cussing. The scheme Is 10 get the
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tive. 10 whom she gave certain
deeds 81 property under fniszppr~
hsnaion that she was signing a
viii. she said Attorneys Alien
and Hart won the suit for her and
were allowed the immense alton.
neys' fee of $4,000.
Again, she appealed b. tho COURT
that che did not know she signed Z
contract with the attorneys for
such o large sum, and the eas4
was settled. James Boutwell, and
Jerry MeekeT. the latter haIS
blood educated Indian Of Tae0ms,
we're appointed guardians f0f her.
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Mrs. Mary Jcffa. 70. the old In.
dian wife OF the late Richard
Jeffn, who left half Of an estate Of
100000 for an orphan home 10 be
founded on the Jeff farm. died nt
her home In Thomas yesterday
Ever since the death OF her nus
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AT THE MOORE

A great play. founded on an
equally strong story. and well pre-
scented. Those whe Witnessed ihc
production Of Alias Jimmy Naien.
tine AT the Moore last evening
were In quandary. whether 10
most admire O. Henry the author
81 the book: Paul Armstrong who
made II into dramatic form. or the
company which presented Il as the
finished product last Night. But
they were pleased with i all.
The play az times abcundcd with
wholesome humor. At others. par
ticulaFly the penal scenes in the
first act. the picture was so harsh
Il grated upon the Aenslbilitics. but
withai II was a story with a plot
and a moEal--a lesson TO be
learned.
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Mary Jeffs, Old Indian Woman
of Many Troubles, Is Dead

band. with whom she had lived for
about half century. the old WON
ans troubles never ceased. Mrs.
Jeffa. who could neither read nor
write. was compelled 20 appeal 70
the courts time and again 10 pro
tect her property The first suit
WAS against Henry Slcade. a rela.
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The Three Twins" arc back for
Thanksgiving week with the a.
mouse Yama Yama~ song. a car.
load Of chuckics and a staRsfnl 81
pretty girls A big audience
greeted the Three Twins at pop.
ular prices at the Seattle theatre
yesterday They smiled. laughed
grinHed. ehnckled. chorsled and had
perfectly lovely ting exercising
their risiblilties.
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AT rHs LOIS

'Rosailnd a. Red Gate BY the
same author as "The House % a
Thousand Candies. was warmly Sc.
ceiyed at the Lois theatre ye2ter.
day Tue sandnaky Stock dale
company did itself credit in the
finished manner with which George
Mlddicton'a dramatizaiion was Pre-.
scented. Myrtle vane, IN a double
role. scored.
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AT The GRAND


Bruce aud Bruce. buck and wing
dancers on roller skates. hold the
star place on the weeks bill At the
Grand theatre. The feminine halt
OF the team shows Just few In
stylish and fancy dressing. Edith
Amanda Wilma Is pleasing con.
tralto With much originality. The
Roma duo furnish a few Spanish
songs and guitar selections.
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coNNELsvILLE, Pa. Nov. ~,
Charles II. Bishop. doorkeeper
In n moving picture show. barred
the front exit and ordered the au.
dience TO remain quiet. when a
film ignited, thus preventing a
panic.
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One of the important entertain
meniH uf the season will be the blk
Order uf Railway Conductors ball
20 be given tomorrow nlght At
Eagles ball a large orchestra has
bren engaged and large crowd w
expected. The Ladies' Auxiliary
OF the order will participate.
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How Is II that that woman
seems to know no much more about
Europe than most OF us" said the
frank and outapoken lady
Because. replied Miss Cayenne.
''ahe stayed AZ home and read guide
books instead Of squandcring her
time Ia travel"
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John %. Willlars. formerly =
4 OF Chicago. president OF the =
= Williams Amusement Cos =
= Leon Phillips. of Hpokancf =
William He'll. Of Chicago. for =
: merly manager General Film =
= Co: n, w. Cooper. OF Chi =
4 cage. and several weli.known 4
4 vaudeville performers, were =
= in Seattle preparing 90 SO back =
4 10 Australia. where they Joint =
4 IL own about everything there =
4 ~ Ia an amuaencni way
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THE Newsboys' union will be
hosts az one ~ the most enjoyable
balls of ~. week when the 18th
anniversary Of the founding Of the
union is celebrated on Thanks.
giyins eve At Leschi park. with "a
prize masquerade bali Handsome
prizes viii be given.
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coNNElLsvilLE, Pa. Nov. az.
Phipps. the steel magnate. has OF.
fcred Plttsburg $4,000 II an add.
tional fund OF SOC. 900 Is raised. all
of which 10 be used In fighting
tuberculosis.
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Three weeks ago p. pasensn Of
lrondale. with few dollars Ia hla
pockets. left hts wife and children
20 come 10 Seattle TO FIND work.
He hasn't been beard from by bis
wife since. and she wants the 20
lice here 10 search for him lls
VAS sober and Industrious.
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not the @ = y
tools with which
20 fight la war,
for they were
posted along the
steep bank un
der which the
Western A. A.
laniic railroad
ran. near RIM
gold. Ga The
federal " O O y 4
marched up the
track and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27

Je~elry and siiser~sre 20 the
value Of $3.50 10 $500 VAS stolen
from the home ~ =. a nokien. i2S
Esd az. ~. saturday The thieves
ransaeked the premises while the
family was out and took everything
81 value.
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noston takes the advice OF his
nephew. Thomas J. Fitzgerald, be
viii vislt Seattle before be makes
any more European trips The
younger Fitzgerald. who IL travel.
ing salesman. has written TO his
uncle that this il the city 20 pick
up ideas on municipal government,
instead 81 going 10 Europe for them
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 27.---EIIi.
son Cooper. 8 feet 4 In, hes high, at
last has a bathtuh what is a bath
tub. II is Z feet 4 inches long. 2
feet deep. 4 feet wide. holds 500
gallons OF water and weighs i.9so
pounds
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Have a shave. boysf
That's what Chester O. French. a
local barber. was asking as usual
Saturday night. and customers who
mounted his chair were plentiful
AZ the same time. Miss Florence
Tarbell. who Is barber NJ the Gem
barber shop. was asking the same
question.
Il Was after midnight when these
two BARRIERS got through Then.
when I o'clock arrived. they stood
beside Miss Tarbelis barber chair
aud held hands. while Rev. Il r.
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A lIuIs Respite.

NAVAL officers are not allowed
60 take their wives 10 sea
why don't they aEitate for that
pTlsllensf"
Maybe they don't mind getting
on occasionally for little three.
year cruise"
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At the Boylsion Avenue unltaf'
ian church last night JudEc Ihom
aa burke. aa representative on
the Carnegie foundation, made an
appeal for peace through ntbitfa.
lion Resolutions we're adopted
commanding arbitration.
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A woman 10i years old. who was
never kissed In her life, has just
died. It's tough to die before you
have lived.
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The fifth branch OF the Catholic
Order II Foreaters was inatitifed
yesterday. as the immaculate Con
ceptlon court. No. i5ss, In Pathin
hall. 18th av. and +. Marion ~.
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"Do you eat capern. my little
boyg"
mo. ma'am. cut 'em. Baiti.
more American.
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AT ThE THEATRES

4 Moore II. - Warner In 4
= Alias Jimmy Valentine
= Metropolitan - The Fortune 4
4 Hunter
= ssaftle-"rhe Three Twins. 4
4 Lcls--~R osalind at Red Gate 4
. ofpheum---Naudevilic.
4 psntapes--vaudcvilie
4 Empress-NaudsvlIle
4 crand--Vandcyille and mo- 4
\ tion pictures.
ssa = - = y = a 4 I
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~, tun,,al o. Mr.. rmma rs,elle

TIC fuHfFAI OF WIZ NT'lE'FH tNFEF'N
Walker, who died at the age Of 81
at Providence hospital, after an oii'
Grafton yesterday morning. viii BE-
held tomorrow afternoon from the
nonney Watson undertaking essab.
llshment. She Was a court reporter
IN Seattle FOR the past eight years.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 27.--Afser
serving 10 years Of a life sentence
for murder. John Hoeman OF Brook.
Ign may be freed through the dis
eovery of witness by whom be
hopes to prove an abb.
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YOU'LL FIND 1T HERE
news OF RAG DAY CONDEMNED FOR susy PEOPLE

Rev. Frank N. sllsley, D. D., OF
plttsburg has accepted the call o.
tho Westminster ffehpS'iia"
church OF this city,
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AMER her husband deserted her,

Mira Minnie Nelson aAHertH she
feared he would use a power OF NJ,
torney given him 20 take away he's
little home, worth several thousand
dollars Therefore. she asks the
court TO annul the power OF aitor'
ufy.
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|1YzH Il


NEW YORK. Nov. 2T,--Leaving
only $3.50 TO hia wife out 81 larEe
estate. Nathan Morris wilI. drawn
after an ailnight poker game. 10 BE-
ing contested. lie left 5000 TO char
isy.
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At the Theatres

village helress IN love with him
aud IL works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27

Confedcrnten rolled biz bouldefn
down on them You can make fun
Of this boulder sort Of warfare, but
the fact remains that the Union
troops were rcpuised on that day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.--Althovsh
one dehaicr asserted he would nes.
OF Kiss a woman who smoked. the
~. NJ. c. A. debating society voted
that women should smoke " they
wanted 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-27

The appeal of Rev. A. w. =
q Leonard for ss.ooo 10 pay the .
condemnation assessment ~ 4
= the Flfih avenue reErade on 4
4 the property ~ the First Meth =
odlst Episcopal church. met 4
. with instant response. and all 4
. but $3.50 was raised AZ the 4
morning service yesterday 4
Tho $3.50 came forth later In 4
. the day.
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