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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-07

Mr.. Jos. Garcia, Of St. James
Parish, who has been employed as
mechanical engineer for the Sc
gura Operating Company, at Sc
gura. La, and living in this sec
tion for the past four years, ami
who was commissioned by persons
living in St. James and other par
ishes along the Mississippi river
to look into conditions generally
and advise them as to advantages
of this section over theirs with az
idea to locating here, returned
home Thursday. He is carrying
back a very enthusiastic report
of the country generally and will
advise those contemplating moving
to come to this section. He states
this section in his opinion, is way
above anything he has ever seen.
Moss Club Sauce now 15c.
Buy bottle.
The drainage canal between
the properties Of Mr.. Louis Pfister
and the Lewis home, East End,
is rapidly caving in, this week
some Of the large timbers gave
way. almost closing the Canal and
injuring the Pfister property to a
considerable extent. As this drain
was permitted through this prop
erty to drain that entire portion OF
the town something should be done
to give the owners of same some
relief and not subpject them to
more losses. This property should
be properly protected and the best
being the cheapest, our City Faith
els should build a sewer at that
point sufficiently large to drain off
all the water and in such manner
that the land would not be further
washed into the canal.
Wanted to buy, good second
hand two horse farm wagon and
a disc cultivator. Must be in
good condition and cheap. Apply
this Office.
The singing Of Nile Esther
M. Paine, prima donna soprano, at
the Elks' Theatre last Wednesday
was a distinct treat to all lovers
of good singing and Nine. Paine
is to be congratulated upon hei
voice over which she
seems to exercise a perfect control
in every way. She seemed to draw
all her hearers to her and held
hem intense and rapt attention
while she poured forth glorious
melody and filled the theatre with
bird-like notes that made al hope
she would soon be heard here
again. Her singing was rare treat
and perfectly flawless and Of
sweet and wide range. She was
accorded storm of applause that
should be very flatiering to her.
She is a beautiful brunette with
most artistic taste IN her costumes,
which also elected much admira-
ion from the ladies. She sang
,peratic selections in French, 1tal- i
an, German and English with per-
.ect ennunciation that more than
pleased our French and Italian
heatre goers.
Engraved cards and invitations.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-07

by Mr.. Desire Blanchet, who is act
ing as agent here, that the Frisco
is sure thing for this section Of
the parish. The small planters
here are jubilant to learn the
news. Mr.. Desire Blanchet also
stated that he has already many
contracts signed for the sugar crop
Of 1911 to be taken by the new
road. Mr.. Desire Blanchet has
put down enough cane to plant
300 arpents. We also have learn
! ed, that the surveyors will start
in this week to draw the lines for
the new road.
The merchants here report hav-
ing done a good business during
the holidays, but that collections
ale coming in slowly.
Hon. Edward Leblanc, a mem
Der of the School Board repre-
senting the Fifth Ward was a Wis
itor to Lozes Station this week
and was very much surprised To
note the Improvements made at
this place,
Mr.. Simon Landry, a student
of the Louisiana Southwestern In
'dustrial Institute, at Lafayette,
spent the holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Landry.
Mrs. Aristide Stoups, Of Lafay-
cite visited MIS-. p. Latina this
week.
Mr.. Anthony Reaux, who was
reported as being so seriously i'll
at his home here last week, is much
better.
The many friends Of Mr.. Lastie
Huval were very glad to hear OF
I
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-07

PERSONALS.

- = !,
The home Of our young friend
Mr.. w. c. Segura was made happy
last Tuesday night by the arrival
of a sweet girl baby, their first
being a boy.
Mr., Rufus McIlhenny was cir
culating among friends in OH
City last Thursday.
Mrs. Jos. n. ThibOdeaux and
little daughter and son returned
last Sunday from Thibodaux
where they had gone to spend the
Xmas holidays with Mrs. 1hibo-
deaux's parents.
Use Tucker's Group Syrup.
Sold at Taylor Drug Store.
Miss Nellie Scally returned last
Sunday from spending the Xmas
holidays with her parents at La
fourche crossing.
Mr.. Willie Shutzman is at home
for the holidays from Levert, La.
Among those returning to the
State Normal School at Natchi-
,oches, this week was Miss Martha
Camos of Loreauville and Miss
Heneritta Dauterive of this City
and Mr. p. Valet, a young gentle
man also of Loreauville.
fuckers Group Syrup Cures
Group, stops coughing. Sold by
Taylor's Drug Store.
Mr.. Lucien Borel of Catahoula
spent few days here on business.
Mr.. Forest Lemaire of Calves
ton, Texas, spent the holidays here
and at Lake Simonet with rela-
tives. returning to Galveston last
Tuesday.
Miss Emile Borel Of Catahoula
spent a few days here this week,
visiting relatives and friends.
Moss Club Sauce now l5c.
Buy a bottle.
Miss Marjorie Burke has return
ed to her studies at school in New
Orleans.
Mrs. E. Soulier is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Murphy in New
Orleans.
Rev. and Mrs. r. r. Diggs have
returned home from short visit
to friends in New Orleans.
Mr.. H. Ahrens of the Picayune
staff was here Wednesday on bus
mess for his paper.
Mr.. Venrtess j. Smith of the
firm Of Burke and Burke, attor-
neys, retired this week from a
business trip to Brownsville,
Pharr, Texas and other points in
Texas. slflE
Bertrand Lumber Co. Ltd. for
cypress and pine. Phone 125.
Mrs. V. II. Slutz of Lake
Charles, mother Of Mrs. John K.
Davis, is visiting her relatives here
for few weeks.
Mrs. julius Koch Of Rayne. WIS.,
tied her mother, Mrs. John Fisher
for a few days this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Condor, a girl baby on December
9th.
Mr.. Albert L. Martin Of San An
tonic. Texas, brother of Mr.. !. A.
Martin arrived here this week to
visit his brother.
Paints, lime, saU1, cement, !
brick. eh,-Bertranl LunbG9 %. ,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-07
MRS. CLAYTON VEST

With Clayton Vest, to authorize ~ hus-
| band
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-07
LIST OF POLL TAXES PAID
IN 1910.

Through the kindness of CLERK
of Court Leblanc, we are III posi-
ton to publish the list Of each and
every poll tax paid to the Sheriff 5
office, part of which is attached
below. 1t being our intention t.
insert each Ward as our space
will permit, for the benefit OF eur
readers throughout the Parish.
Should their names not appear
Sheriff Henderson win readily
place them on the list if their tax
have been paid, thus avoiding much
complication at the next general
election.
The total paid in each ward is
as follows: Ist Ward III; "a
Ward, 1888; Sd Ward, "a; Atm
Ward 1925; 5th Ward 1870; 9th
Ward GAL; 7th Ward, 27l; stu
Ward 44S. Total 2,5l9.
First Ward.-Preval BONN, E.
O. Broussard, E. B. Bayard, Fir
main Broussard, Joseph BONN,
T. j. Bellanger, A. c. Bernard,
Jr., Casireme Boutte, A. y. Brons-
sard, Achille Boutte, Phliogene
81 oussard, Sam Bouriaque, John
Borel, E. Borel, Albert Clark,
Francois Clark, Luke Connolly,
Alex Collins, Gregoire Dalbor,
Adolphe Darby, Aug, Delahous,
save, Alpine Dominique. Fernand
Dominique, Levy Delahoussaye, Fe-
lix Deslaite, Alphonse Davis, Alex
Edgar, Paul Gaulas, Father I'll
rault, E. j. Gary, Antoine Goulas,
Alcide Goulas. Chas. Gary, Jos.
Goldberg, Gabriel Gary, JOS
Glaubrecht, Gothia Othma, Law
renee Gibson, o. D'Orsette, De-
sire Hebert, Jr., CASTOR Hebert,
Hebert, Valdivia ne
brit, Carb Hall, Xavier Hebert, W.
D. Haynea f3lare Hebert, Ny
Hinton, w. G. Hunt, d. II. Hunt,
Alex Hunt, j. J. Harp, Andrew
Harp, Pierre Jeannais, Paul krat-
ger, Alphonse Key, William ken-
nedy. W. E. Keller. Frank kapp,
Gustave Leblanc, Ernest AaBlanc,
UIysee Lemaire, Simon Leblanc,
Geo. LaGranga Franklin Le-
Grange, Albert Landry, Eugene
Landry, Albert Landry, Oneil
Landry, Euzebe Landry, Emile
Louviere, Leonce Landry, Arthur
Landry. Jules Lion, w. r. V.
Lewis. Felix Lion, Emile Lopez,
Ellie Landry, st. Cyr Landry AL
[adin Landry, Leon Lion, Avery
Landry, CASTOR Miguez,t Paul
Moro, Arthur Miguez, Alphonse
Miguel, Fisson Miguel, M. Mo-
rant. Eraste Miguel, Antoine Mire,
Victor Olivier, Amedee Olivier,
W. S. Patour, Thos. Pierce, Dry
Patout, II. Patout, U. $. Ferret,
Sebastien S. Patout. Claude Pc
nell, Geo. Roger, CASTOR Ransom
net. Mosca Ransonnet, A. Il.
Stansburg, P. V. Simmoneaud, G.
F. Steen, d. 4. Simmoneaud, Geo.
rrautman, William Tyson. w. II.
Tibbets, w. H. Tyson, Henry
rhibodeaux, Thomas Trahan,
Sterling Walker, Willie Walker,
Ed. Williams, Lyman Walker,
August Williams,
Second Ward.-Jos. AucOin,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-07
Residence for Sale
529 corner Robertson and
Hopkins Streets, apply
52s HOPKINS, ST., new lBERlA, Ia.
Succession Sale.
SUCCESSION OF MISS AGENORlA
VEAZEY, DECEASED.
10th Judicial District Court, State Of
Louisiana, Parish of Iberia.

BY virtue Of commission issued unto
me, the undersigned Administrator, ont OF
the above said Court, under an order
granted on the 5th day of January 1911.
There will be sold by the undersigned
Frederick Decuir. Administrator or duly
authorized Public Auctioneer, FOR CASH,
for the purpose Of realizing funds to pay
debts Of the above said Succession. at
Public Auction, to the laet and highest
bidder. on
SATURDAY THE nth DAY OF FEB
RUARY, 1911,
between legal sale hours, at the front deor
Of the Court House, in New Iberia, La.
the property belonging to the above said
Succession, and described 40 follows to-
wit:
A certain lot of ground with all the
building and improvements thereon and
thereunto belonging and all appertenances
thereof situated in the City Of New Iberia,
Parish OF Iberia, Louisiana, measuring
thirty feet front on the South side Of julia
Street by ninety -four feet in depth run.
ming between parallel lines bounded North
BY Julia Street, South by property Of
Homer J. Dupuy or assigns. East BY that
OF Widow l.. B. Delahoussaye and West
by that Of Widow Jules Bisnvenue or as-
signs.
All the movable and household effects
fully described in the Inventory taken -
the said Succession fled and Of record in
the Office Of the Clerk Of Court.
FREDERICK DECUlR.
Administrator.
Hacker & Muller Attys.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-07
LOST.

LOST.
One certificate Of deposit for $330. 10
due Dec. 22nd, 1910, made ayabls to n.
]. Olivier.
The public Is warned not to negotiate
same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

DIES MONIES. la. oct. a.
when Mayor James Hanna opened
the city market place four months
ago. potatoes SOLD at 60 cents a
peck
Today patrons OF the market
bought all they wanted ~ the best
quality az 60 cents a bushel.
This is follow.up on the stunt
pulled off by Mayor ; A. shank o.
Indianapolis. who broke the corner
there by selling potatoes by the car.
load after the commission men had
jerked w the price TO s2.t0 a
hushel. shank was an old auc.
.tioneer aud sold the potatoes In
person.
The potato trust" Is broken
Mayor Hanna broke Il. One car
load OF potatoes which he shipped
into Dies Moines and sold at s.
cents a bashel brought prices tum
bling. Now the grocers themselves
are ADVERTISING potatoes at IS and
rs cents. AZ the city market
half dozen men are Offering spuds
for so cents
One week ago grocers and buck.
sters who controlled the potato
market held firm on a price OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

that win become famous In Dcs
MnlneN.
An hour later the last sac bushels
had been sold aud hundreds Of PEG.
pie who had been unable TO g.i
within approaehing distance Of the
Wagons were disappointed
The roar of the commission men
was loud and long TheY accused
the mayor of wasting the eity'H
funds 20 further hts own ambitions.
The mayor showed he had not used
cent and declared he was going
20 keep right on selling cheap
potatoes until the market was
broken.
To-day the marke, ~ broken. Two
cars OF potatoes were brought "a
Des Moinea BY individuals and nold
on the market place Mt IS cents.
The commission men have begun 10
cut prices and potatoes promise 20
drop to 30 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

$40. Through four months Of the
market potato prices had been
hammered down from sac a
bushel to tina, figure. but further
Il didn't seem theY would 40.
Then Mayor Hanna sent Edward
Lytton. his secretary. on a trip
through Iowa potato districts To
find out what the turner's were
getting
Lytten found that within 30 miles
Of Des Aoines farmers were selling
potatoes for 40 and IS cents. The
commission men we're swapping up
the tubers. shipping them 10 Dcs
Moines and reseilias them At 100
per cent profit.
Mayor Hanna heard I.ytton's re-.
port and got busy. he contracted
for car OF potatoes To be- shipped
from Durant The potatoes cost
50 cents and we're Of the best
quality Estimating freight charges.
shrinkage and cost OF handling al
10 cents bushel, Mayor Hanna
decided on a price ~ 6s cents. Thc
potatoes arrived and 1--WE big trans.
fer wagons carted them To the
market The wagons drove in at
G:t5 a. m. and then began a charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
PICTURE SHOWS

Dream Drama. The Answer 81
the Roses. comedy. 'ouigensrai.
ed drama. The Gamblers
Dream"
Grand opera-Drama. The Cabin
HOY comedy. Mixes Hero. edu.
catlnnal. Launching of Battieship
Rlyadavia" drama. The Gamblers
Influence"
Lyeeum--Drama "A False sua.
picion-. scenic. "a Trip Down Mag.
dapis River. comedy. Eva Moves
in: comedy. Up the F1uo~. drama.
The indians FLUTE. educational.
-AJaeeio. Birthplace OF Napoleon I.
comedy drama. -Jimmies Midnight
Flight"
cireuit--Drama. The Fighting
Schoolmsster" educational. Max.
ing a Ssx.Ton Cheese" scenic.
Seeing Washington" drama. no.
nance Of the DeHers.~
city---Drama. THE sIay.y's ~
finity~: drama. THE Adventures oi
billy: comedy. Three Of Kind.
Class A--Drama. ''Mande Nut
ler~. comedy. DIR. Bil'is Patient" .
drama. "Tommys Rocking Horse. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

Diminutive. Delightful Mizxi Ha-
Cos. glowing with the golden gtft OF
youth. waltzed into a warm vel
come last night at the Metropolitan.
where the largest crowd In the new
theatres history turned out 70 see
her in The Spring Maid" Mixzi
was most refreshing In the charm
and cheerfulness OF rollicking. romp-
inc girihood. radiating realms and
realms Of real Joy and gobs and
gobs OF genuine sunshine. The
playful prima donna entranced and
enchanted with the ccsfacy Of her
sprightiy little self az much as with
the sweetness OF her song. Like
the coy little child that she Is. she
cuddled herself close to the big
crowd. and Canadian reciprocity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
LABOR NEWS

First regular meeting OF the new
Seattle Upholsterers' and Mattress
Makers union will be held tonight.
Protests against the discharge
OF Assistant Labor Commissioner
blanche Mason are coming 20 the
office Of Coy. IRy from labor In all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

pheufn. present one Of the best pro.
grams Of music and singing offered
IN vaudeville for some considerable
time Moshsr. Hayes and Mosher.
comedy hlcyeiists. brought both
laughter aud applause from the aa.
dieuec with their many new and old
tficka. Toai Nawn, Irish comedian.
has a funny dream In which he ap
psaru as Pat. the King Of Ireland.
Kramer and Spillane give n won.
dcrful display of muscular strength
Cummings aud Gladylnga do con.
yontionai song and dance act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
BLOODHOUNDS LOSE TRAIL OF MAN
WHO KILLED FIVE FOR REVENGE

ELLSWORTH. Kas. Oct. "a
The killing OF William Snowman.
his wife and their three children
has developed a murder mystery
tina, has thus far baffled the an
thorities OF Ellsworth county.
The five we're murdered In their
little two-room cottage on the out.
skirts Of Ellsworth, probably while
they slept They were killed with
an ak. This weapon. smeared with
blood and brains. was found In the
room with the dead.
The police are looking for Chas.
Marzyck, an ex-convict and former
husband Of Mrs. Showman's sister
After his conviction IN 1906 for
stealing wheat. he Is said 10 have
made threats against the Show
mans because they did not help him
In his defense Further. there Is
reason 10 believe that Marzyck was
in Ellsworth the dag Of the muir.
der.
Late az night a man, answering
IN general the description Of Mar
zyck, took a room in hotel here.
He carried a stuffed gunnysack. In
the morning. when the maid went
20 clean his room. the man had
disappeared The gunnysack re-
manned II contained a blue shirt,
the arms Of which we're blood soak.
ed, pair OF prison made shoes, a
jumper and a blanket.
TINS man registered as John
Smith The chlrography Is like
that OF Marzyck
The police are confident Mar.
zyck Is guilty OF the quintnple mpr
der, and no effort is being spared
In the endeayor to locate him
BlOodhounds. loosed at the Show
man cottage, went south 70 "A point
on the Union Pacific tracks. II Is
believed the murderer boarded q
train at the e. P~Frisco junction
James a. Moore, Of the Western
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

IN order 10 obtain financial aid
for the An'hTubercnlosls ieagns
from the city and county. the fuber.
eulOsis commission decided last
night 70 present lts case before tho
county commissioners and tho city
council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

PORTLAND, or,--Toid that he
should be more careful In handling
his motorboat after he had run
down aud sunk n canoe containing
ID ID Harding. his mother and q
friend. realty man named Lam.
bersson was.d Indignant and said
he bad shown the canoelsts grvat
consideration by stopping aud res.
cnlnr them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
Al the Empress

The keadiiner 1T the Empress
this week Is a sareenongh baseball
sketch from the old polo grounds
OF New York Swat Milligan II the
central character and Daisy
Stampe. a slnngy rooter. plays an
important role The opening act Of
the Falcons Is very clever. and Dun.
bar and Turner ~ere well received.
The Basque quartet. composed Of
three men and one woman. made
a great hit They opened with a
selection from Faust"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

presidency O !
the u IL q d
state a n d
she's had that
dtatincfi o q
twice And both
times she not
only cleaned up
all the votes
the equal rights
party had 10
offer. but she
broke over into
n q fl'liiAbi
nm d Rooster
columns an d
played "A little
h voc there
Altogether this
little blue eyed
wofhan In "A re.
fnafLAhla pc Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

4 am sorry" said little Claudia
as she rose from her knees. 70
have taken so IonT TO pray. but. you
see. when finish my everyday
prayers. ! have one 10 make 40 my
self
And what 10 IL. dcarief" asked
her mother. Would you mind tell
Ink mey~
on" said Claudia. 4 Just pray
that the heather may hear about
God, and all the poor viii set rich,
and there won't be amy thieves In
the world. aud II there are--thei
won't come 20 my house. Lirpin'
colts Magazine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

parts Of the state.
Cooks union has Halloween
dance at Eagles hall next Tuesday
night
Federal Labor union wants u
charter amendment voted on next
spring. providing. that all city ON.
pioyes be citizens Of Seattle.
Union meetings tonight. Uphol-
aterern. Electrical Workers twirc-
mem. Painters. Iiorsenhoers. Butch
ers. Leather Workers, Brewery En-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

Mizzi Hajos, the young prima
donna, playing at the Metropol-
itan theatre, who has broken
theatrical records by reaching
stardom while still under age.
Is also holder Of the record for
travel between Portland and
Seattle. Mizzi's time was
hours and IS minutes. She
came over with her entire com.
pany in a special train Of four
cars over Oregon-Washington
line. The Atlantic type Of loco
motive used on the Southern
Pacific, with af-inch drive
wheels, turned the trick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
XIII DEVIL 4ILL, N. c. oe, p

KILL DEVIL HILL, N. c.. Oct. 20.
Oryllle Wright had narrow es-
cape from death here yesterday
when HIS glider turned over and
dashed 20 the ground. Ne had
made one glide but in a second at
tempt Il turned turtle. Wright
climbed over the machine and was
on top as II hit the ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

toward ChRtiA-
nDosa. all righ,.
but II Wan n long
walk. and Shsr'
man thought u
would pay Ia
have bis army
fin up the rail-
road and come
By rail I'm,
Grant. at Chat
ianooga. was set
ting anxious and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2s.--Ths
Oregon legislature showed an ~un-
warranted assumption Of power" In
giving state courts exclusive iuris-
dlciion In certain admiralty cases
- against the federal courts. said
Federal Judge Hanfofd In an opin.
Ion rendered here Ia ID. Maggie
Boyce cass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

Prot. e. o. sissor. head 81 ths de-
partmcnt Of education at the Y. OF
W. left yesterday IA answer 10
cali from California lie win lee
ture for week on an institute tour
In Alameda county. where the unt
verxity of California 10 locnied-
Upon leaving California he VIII
apend a week in Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

4 Fourteen Chinese were ar.
4 rested Ia a raid on an alleged
4 fan.san game at 32e Washing
4 ton NJ last night While
4 Sergeant jennings guarded the
4 front door. four cops climbed
4 quietly up the FIRE escape and
4 surprised the ofisntaiN by
4 their sudden apIsa rance
4 through window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

WARRINGTON, Oct ~. - The
Munday coal cases. Involving large
tracts Of coal lands In Alaska. viii
be brought 90 before the supreme
court for hearing tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

VANCOUVER. q. C.. Oct. a.
John Channst. aged ~. civil war
veteran. charged With the murder
Of man named a.. .ufchson. was
found guilty O. mAnslaush,cr here
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

glneers, Clerks. Plumbers. brewery
I.abOrers, Carpenters. Stage Ero.
plpyes aud Moving Picture Operat
ofa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
AT the Theatres

could be but arctic In comparison
with the cordial relations estab-
llshed. The play Itself is OF the
order OF The Merry Widow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

Los ANGELES. Oct zz.--~
Thomas. confederate veteran. was
rendered unconscious from ihs loss
OF blood here following an attack
on him By a large rooster. which
severed an artery with his spurs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24

The "a public market merchants.
charged with violating the health
ordinance last Saturday by failing
10 keep their prepared foodstuffa
covered. appeared In police court
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-24
lgAvEswoRrH. ks...

W. Nsa. Oct. -
a wireless conversation between
Colon. Panama and Key West Was
caught here yesterday by Lieut..
Mauborgue. who maintains n small
wireless station. II u .he longest
distance ever recorded for wireless