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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-31
NINE CONSPIRATORS
 ARRANGED SEATTLE

Mohr, reported they had additional heIu in Francis J. Heney and asked that time be granted for him to arrive and become familiar with the conditinns leading up to the arrest of the accused
 Commissioner Fottcn then fixed the bail for Kelly, Erickson and Mohr and adjourned the hearing until Tuesday afternoon, September 26. Bail for the release of Erickson. Kelly and Mohr was given and all nine men are now al liberty
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-31
TO THE PUBLIC

We beg to announce the re opening of the Discovery Saloon. Saturday September 2, 1911. under the manage ment Of Renter & Crysn
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-31
NEW FUR STORE.

The Mckenzie River Fur Trsdina Go. ef New York have opened . store at 2t6 Front street. A permanent repr, senta- tive will remain all year. Best prices for fine furs,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-31

I f"h" did th" trick arc Surr"S.d t, l,,. m" sam" fellows vh" u hrpad dayliphr started [" lft The rinr~~ uu Prospect "ui"h ih' property "r Gal. and Peter son
 I'm" r"hhug ur sIuir--bo>.s and cabins has h""n going on au rh- sum. .m"r and the claims in tn, yiclnit, or Dexter Hi' have been robbed time and again Tn" miners ar. thinking of organizing t" see if tho robbers .,hr ar. becoming s" h"Id. cannot l.. captured and 'h" h"id-urs d"n, ava, vith
 Mining and predainn Editin.. nI ,h.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-31
.OR. ROLLERS WIFE
 GOES UP 2,7O0 FEET

| sh" would lik" to make trip u an 'irShIp and Aviator Rodgers rolB h.r i" com" "n any tm. and hr uuuId talk" her 'I"ft iu his "urtis> ma,hir.
 This morning. being 9 Hn. da, Rodgers started with Mrs RoiI-, and kept forcing his m,chiu" rga. ua higher until h- had reach. u. ..l., lion "f 2.'oo far nIth his atr fa~- "nger.
 '"a- titc cnNkE he arrives with his large shipment of winter groceries.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-31
CHICKENS FOR SALE

Live Chickens soc per pound and fryers at 65e per pound. Inquire st p. ossers' Harness Shop, Phone Black ,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-31

Try a case or . dozen of fresh Blue Ribbon. Olympia or Rainier beer from Seward Com's Co. Main C
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-31
COMING ON SENATOR

Dan Crowley with one of the largest outfits of fancy and staple groceries.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-31
FRESH REINDEER

Fresh reindeer by the side s5e per pound Pacinc Cold Storage Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-31
DAN IS SURE COMING

Dan Crowley ~ili arris. on Senator. Ssptsmbsr 20th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-31
WE DO THE WORK

WE DO THE WORK Peoples Laundry are making . sps- siaIty of rough dry laundry. Give us . trial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-31

GO TO THe NOaTN POLE Raksry for the best bread and Past-y The anly Corree H.use in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-31

Mining and Dredging Edition Of the Daily Nugget will be issued Oct. i.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-31

Visiting csrds at Nugget Office.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22

ding, and demands for expedition In
transit will necessitate H. Right here,
however. Il may be stated that no mat
ter how near model the laws and reg
ulations may be in a given locality, the
same will not prevail unless that COM
munity has been fully enlightened on
the subject and has a police force suf-
hciently Informed and courageous to
enforce the same without fear or favor.
Along these lines. education should
follow, and first, In order to reach
those concerned proper signboards
should direct as to the speed limit, and
where and when to slow down
I'm addition to this, there should be
distributed to pedestrians and drivers
In every city, as well as to all owners
and operators Of vehicles. through the
FOR those who might desire them,
printed copies. in pamphlet form, of the
laws and regulations as might be
adopted.
Every city having in view a favor
able reputation In traffic regulation
must today make provision against ex-
from automobiles and other unneces-
sary mechanical noises"
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
SYLVESTER TELLS
TOURING CLUB HOW
TO GOVERN TRAFFIC.
Speaking at Richmond, He
Commends Districts Anti
Collision Law.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 22.-Pointing
out that one of the most effective regu-
lations for the control of traffic In q
large city was that Of the District OF
Columbia, which provides a penalty for
colliding, Major Richard Sylvester, Of
Washington, president of the 1nterna-
tional Association of Police Chiefs, to-
day delivered an address on Traffic
Rules and Regulations" before the con-
vention of the Touring Club Of America.
Major Sylvester told Of the rules gov
erning traffic in the different large
cities Of this and other countries. Of
which he has been making careful
study for the last two years with a
view of recommending to the District
Commissioners certain changes in the
traffic regulations of Washington. He
explained in detail some of the most
effective regulations In operation In
Washington.
1T goes without saying" stated the
major that the authority charged with
making the laws and regulations for
control of vehicular traffic should not
lose sight Of the fact that there is a
gradual elimination of horse-drawn and
a pid increase Of motor vehicles.
THE withdrawal of the horse, edu-
cation of drivers and pedestrians, i'm
provement in machines, skill in han
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
NEW YORK EXPERT
PRAISES CHASE'S
THEATERMETHODS
Draws Advertising Lesson
From Success of
Clean Shows.

William G.. Freeman, a New Yorl
advertising expert, is writing for tn,
Mail of that city a series of adver
tising talks based on everyday expert
ences Of himself and his friends. In q
deserved compliment to Chase's Theatel
in this city. The article was as fol
lows:
One of my associates made a busi-
ness trip to Washington some time
ago. He was attracted by the ad-
vertisement Of a Pennsylvania ave-
nue. vaudeville house, and thought he
would take in the show.
1t was late summer; Congress was
not In session; the city was very
quiet and. incidentally, very hot, so
he walked leisurely to the theater
expecting to get seat without any
trouble. When he got there he was
surprised to find that all the seats
had. been sold, and only admission
tickets could be bought
He could not understand why this
particular vaudeville house was do
Ing such business in such season
and under such conditions.
On investigation he found that the
manager of tho vaudeville house in
particular about the kind Of enter
tainment he offers to the public.
Thc entertainment must not only
be attractive and full of interest, but
II must be literally and absolutely
clean. No persons are permitted on
the stage who use slangy, indecent,
or suggestive language.
Every show that is put on is first
critically analyzed by the manager.
and features that seem to him OBJ
jectionable are cut out altogether.
And 1t is because of this mans
reputation in this respect that his
house Is always filed with a nice
class Of people. Family parties go
there. They are sure of seeing a
clean entertainment, and that Is al
ways satisfactory.
The manager has impressed these
facts on the people of Washington
so thoroughly through his newspaper
advertising that his success has been
wonderful, financially and in every
way.
The story is told simply to Illus
trate what has so often been said
in this column-that II there is char
acter back of any kind of adver-
tising-if the advertising makes good
it's claims. there is no estimating the
results therefrom.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
CELEBRATES AND
ADOPTS NEW MOTTO
Jubilee Gathering Marks
Completion of $3.50, 900
II Improvements.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,

SoNSnhoS hrSlSftlS, ~ W, NON. ".
Congress Heights is jubilant today
over the prospect of developing into
the most populous suburb in tho Dis
trict. Pictured by speakers at the
jubilee gathering in the town hall last
night, held to mark the installation of
more than 100000 worth of public i'm
provements, comprising through street
car service with Northwest Washing
ton, sewer and water systems, and gas
trains. as now possessing all the facili-
Ties requisite to growth. the suburb has
adopted news motto. 1t is: Watch
Congress Heights Crow
| Along with the prediction for the
towns development into a city came
The interesting prediction by Col. Arthur
p. Randle, one of the speakers. Of po-
Htical honors for tho president Of the
Public Improvement Association Of Con-
gress Heights, w. w. Price. who, the
apeaker declared, would within three
Years, maybe & less; 81 become come candidate 70 for
Giot, where he has his home. Tumult-
Ncus greeting was given 20 this predic-
zion of Colonel handle, and the large
Ethering in the hall sheered the 20.
aeyeral minutes. ''''' :. ..,
she Jubilee exercises were attended
the men and women of Congress
VEtghts in large numbers, and there
vere many guests In attendance. Cen
4fal regret was expressed when II was
8bnounced by Milton J. Fillius that the
Histrict Commissioners, Gen. George Fl.
Hnrries, III. w. Fuller, and officials o.
Ne district Water Department ard The
Xashir gtcn Gas Light Company had
INT letters stating their inability to be
&esent because of previous engage
Wents. "
The Speakers. ..
sSeated on the platform were w. w.
Rficea president Of tho Public Improve
Nent Association. which planned the
&bilee exercises; the Rev. Charles F.
Xpntag, rector of tho Esther Memorial
~ e. Church, the Rev. Merritt Earle,
he pastor of the Congress Heights NJ.
y. Church; Charles r. Burr, president
" the Anacostia Citizens Association;
Or. James A. Watson, a former presi-
deBt OF the same organization; Albert
-. Beck, secretary Of the same asso-
Sfation; Col. Arthur i. Randle, J. NJ.
Reilly, secretary of the Randle High
lands Citizens Association; and Milton
q Ffllius, the chairman of the COM
mfttee of al alranEements who presided
Rt last nights exercises.
&An orchestra rendered a preliminary
program for the entertainment Of the
quests. Flags and streamers decorated
The place of meeting.
Elm welcoming the guests. President
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
Veteran Is Buried in
Soldiers Home Cemetery

Jacob FRESHMAN, who died suddenly
heart disease, was buried In the home
cemetery this afternoon. The Rev. H.
A. Griffith, Protestant chaplain Of the
home, officiated at the ceremonies
which were held at the home at 2:30
O. clock. Freshman had been an inmate
of the home since 1899, and had seen
more than twenty years service in the
United States army
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
Secretary Nagel Will
Dine His Associates

at his home have been issued by Secre-
tary Charles Nagel, of the Department
of Commerce and Labor, to his twelve
bureau chiefs, his assistant secretaries
chief clerk. Last year Secretary Nagle
entertained his assistants in a similar
manner.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
Hurt bV Taxicab.

B. F. Parker, forty five years old, of
118 d street northwest was struck by
taxicab at Thirteenth and e streets
northwest this morning and hurt on
the left leg and foot. He had his in
juries dressed at the Emergency Hos
pttal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-24
nnaoomsmpoe

boIoes, oil @i0, / S%tapleburit, Neb..
ira 5reoag D. 10. til til Ssnoas D.
y. Narts. 6slgenoe gmner piI Eli.
be orsfieoe:
l.. 5oorIe0es blioer ct ungt Wen.
neife itprft / Serren2 81. 6, 10.
2. aanosuoeuoelien / SiIfnptning
til 81. Al, 3-5.
Br9iterne 5. @ertien oe u. 81.
Rielien bar lopet at oeltage.
8pr inn gob ut fomme meo. en-.
buer err nelfommen.
Raa De unges 8egne.
SPAR WARNS 5ansn n,
S%tnpIebnrit. 0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-24
MisTunsmpoe.

On Sub pil bIioer Der Wisiions.
nleOe / ben oanife Iutberife airfe !
Oibfoib. @is., ira ben 2.-5.
Wnrts. ane err oelfommen. Sno.
melo eOer iii y. g. Rielien.
Brpit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-24
Misiiunsmpoc

On @uo oil, bIioer Ser Misiicns.
meoe / SmmonueIs Weniobe6 So.
8eIruboo Ninn., / Gogene fra ben
2. til Sen 3. Marts.
8enner inobpoes f9rIigit til bette
Reoe.
SnomeIo eoer III Mr. u. 9. Son.
len. n. o.. 3, RortbfieIo, Rint.
goa R~enigbeoens gegne,
s S:monen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-24
Misiipnsmp0c

On @uo piI, boloer g~et6Iebem8
Renig6e6 / 3opaI, Soma @isiions-
msoe / Gagene ira ben 8. til cen
-. Warts. pile err penIigit inObuo.
ne. u. 8. 5. Sg6oIm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-24
Jor saIe:

On celetableret aebmanosforret-
ming fire Mil fra Bpen, beIiggenoe
/ ct gnmmelt peIitoaenoe 0anif Sett.
cement, tpt pe6 oanif lntberif airfe.
Del peoligebolote Weie igennem
Settlementet ferer Iige til Gsren.
9pgnineerne er itore os | sooStano.
@runben, bporfor ben nuo9renoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-24
Grc0smeoe.

Sainois 9reos af Den foreneoe
oanite D ..Iutb airfe / Qmerifa"
6oIoer, Ri. SUB, lit 5oruars.areos
meoe / 9etbonin D. ct ..lutb. Nenig-
6eos airfe, 8ebitpr @roue, Ro., fra
9. til II. WortS.
acknowledgements:
I. Sriloheo CO e~niolcigbeo | Sen-
bold til Path. 10, is.
2. SeIliggerelien.
3. nMenigbeoen" i Subs Or6s
9nS.
6. 8eoeren,
Greosformnno.
9etbanio Wenigbeo inbbpoer FER
ueo 8enner fra n9r og fiern til
opennponte Weoe. aoml Der bel.
iignet og p9re en- 8eliignelie.
9ilrejienoe be6es meloe beresaom.
| GOD Eib.
poa Menigbe5ens gegne.
90. IF. SEMEN,
@ebiter @ropes, Branch 3. g..
407 Bropioence Mpe, ct. 2ouis, $40.
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MisiiunsmgSe.

boloes, oil @no, / 9et6es0a Menig.
6e0, 9o5iIe @ilIs, Rebr., ben a.
oe 3. @nrts. Vile er bierteIig DEL.
TONNE. Raa Menigbe0ens gegne.
aarI W. Snnen.
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YOaniferen"
SreOoa Oen "a. 6ebruar 1911.
Blair, @ebr.

Blair, Hebr.
@uostieneite / Dor oanife Strife
paa S6noa9 til ieOoanIige Sioer
5ormiooog og Bitten. Altergang ON
5ormiooogen Sfriftemoal 9l. 10.
Sen0agsifole 9l. 9,t5.
= Bat. aipaer meo 6amilie all
Tom ioa BERTH / 6reoagS. Og /
S%snoogs par Der iom tillpit Br9ite-
moiqttelie. Men areosformanoen,
JONI ri bapOe uentet at ie peo Oenne
2eilig6eo, uoeblep, bporfor Bait.
Gang moatte f@orrette I bans SteO.
gfter at BON baooe boIot Sn0i9t-
teliestalen, 6oGOt Gait. aisaer i'm
5iItrpOeliesprpoifen og forrette0e
ben snrige @uostieneite.
ON @ftermiooogen por ser after
Nsoe / airfen, oeO boilfen 9eilia-
beO Bait. q. 2. Gig tolte. og ct
5angfor ira Sfolen forneieoe 6or-
iamlingen meo ct Bar Songe. 81
ter @eoet ] airfen oor Der Ell io-
cial Sommenfomit i airfens Bale
ment, 6uor anin0erne ~opporteoe meO
3orfriifuinger. oa Ser gnpes anleo-
ming for Bait. aisaer meo 5au5i-
lie og DC mango foriamIe0e at bile
pan binanoen % itifte 9efenotifab.
Sf6not .9eiret. iprIia ON 6ormib-
oogen. life par iprIig euniti9t, q
airfen goot iDIot al Silbsrere ioa
Del 6%ormiO0aa iom @ftermiOOag.
-8if.~ bDoer 9aIt. aieIler me0 ga
mile bierteIig uelfommen.
Zen eneite oe0 Sfolen. Ser bar
oeret oloorlia ira. Stuo. 5ranflin
Rasmusien beores M Itnoiq. San
bar begpnot at oore oppe liot boer
Tag. i%oritoor ri.
Mr. :. sc. aennp. 6ui9 Eng
DOM Ri omtalte for TO Tiger iioeu
osoe / 9eroags % bleo ior0fGitet T
1irsbogs. aennp oar en- mangeanria
Sorrptningsmon0 ber / 9nen. ferit
: en- Notwithstanding og iioen
iom Br9iiOent for Blair Stote
8onf, Ser ienere omorgnniiereoes
til Blair 1ationaI 9onf. San bar
nlminbelig agtet iom EN- ins0efom-
men0e og heoerIig 5orretnings.
mono. Tolitif beif9ftigeoe Ban zig
fife ipnoerligt me6; oerimo6 bar
ban / mango aar Meolem Of gpens
Sfoleraao. Saian imo6 Dor oanife
Sfole Der uiite DIR. aennp Jig iom
8onfprpiioent ipr6eles peloiIIig. Get
er iaa omtrent iaa lnngt, iom bort
Renoifa6 til BAN naoeoe. San til
hsrte ingen airfe; men ct peIfen6t
nmerifnnif airfemeolem tiger. at
ban nfIngoe Ell flnr friIteIig 9efen,
0eIIe fIere Gage f6r lin Gso. =
aennp til6srte 6rimurerfogen. na
bans gearaueIie beisraeoes Of
.anigbt 5empInrs".
Cana College o3ifinaernc"
table / aftes / en- ogaifet Ball Con
teit" ne6e / Omaha meo ct Team
fra Omaha ltnioeriitet. &c fommer
iaa til at ipptte / 6pnoerne og tnac !
beore fat npite Sang - ener booo2 !
grs6 bagt al Morning @lcrp
5four" tog lite 8rpmie pao oct
nplig afbolote o@aibington Go.Gorn
Sbop". 6ermeo beoiies .Rorning
@lorp 6lour" at pore oct beoite
Wel | gpen. 5nos 6os u. Beef &
SO. Bris $t.35 per S9f.
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isiipnsmpb

bol0es, iii SUB, / 9et6ania Renig.
beb, BIainoiep, 0ebr.. fra oen o
u Norts. ane err oeIfomne. 8oo.
Nenigheeens @egne
anrI DC. Sanen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-24
Sefenotgerelier.
GSresIeforanoring.

Bolt. 6. 8. 9isaers abresie, fDr
0anebille, q. Cat, er MI Dor A,
Blair, 9tebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-24

bar eiort oe gpr Jig seIOenoe ino-
til oenne Gag.
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Sa# Sala.

Nogle Sfooiarme meo 10 og so
2lcres iamt Ell 6arm meo 200
acres og ct Bar Suie / 9pen 2ncf
er billig til Solos Der / set Oanife
Settlement gi0ere 0plpsnine imfrift-
Zig oeO
SO6an S0rgenicn,
q 1, 2ucf, 99is.
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Gettelie.

5 g0aniferen" Rr. IA, SIDE s
paa 9unOeu nj I. SpaIte Itaar
Der: v5obannes Senien $500 full
Be GORE $2.10.
Weo f9rIig 5iIien,
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MooersmaaI er bort 9ierteipro9
Sun los er al fremmeo Gale;
Oct alene / Mltno % 300
San oaffe ct 5oIf al 8oale.
5eot / 2pit og ieot / Roo,
Se6t i 9iu % is0t / 9eo.
Soot / gftermpIct.
% oct leUenoc 0rO ifat tilliae
09re oct epne; tbi 5ano6eoen
er i9on % Iigeirem, 9Ognen % oct
falife oerimo0 opitpltet o. 6%eitrapen-
De. llnoerligt nof bIep ban ielo en-
al De meite frugt6are Sfri6enter /
Oanmarf, og bans Gale forefom-
mer os, iom leier bans 9eaer,
lun9tfrd at u9re i9pn meo oens lan-
ae, inOpffle0e Sptninger. N1en Gen
ioo, Tiger De, iom 6orte BAN. ieon
eg naturlig,. barren af bans n9lOiae
Meteorological.
Man fan ii9e. at / bans itprfe
6rem6p0en al bet munotlige 0rO
ligger 6aa0e bans Stprfe og bans
Soaa6e0. San er iturf / BET, ban
frembpoer, men life miitore / oct,
ban o%oerier. 0fen marfeligt er oet,
at ban, iom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bar
talt iaa neOiptten0e on Den bellige
Sfriit, ban nnar ielp en- al Sfrif.
ten Itprft gennemtrangt @erionlig.
5e0, ion fun faa bar p9ret Oct.
92en en- Sing oil man ii0en @runot-
pigs Gage fun iipl0en MODE i Tan.
mart: @n 9rpit meo Wannifript
paa Br90ifeitolell. Get tan upre at
man fun altfor ofte bar forpefsIet
Gin og 2~iDligbeo, - men BET irie
0ro ifal lp0e / De oanife airfer.
Get fam ogiaa 0pre. at man altfor
ofte bar lat 9prif / 2ogiffens Steo,
men 5orfnn0elien ifal life Upre 6af-
fenoe, ltammenoe Gale.
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Wfisiionsmpoc

of6oloes, oil @uo / Sumption TO-
y. DARTS 1911. gde pelfomne.
q. 81. ScbuIt3.
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On Yiifop
n. 4. 9. 6rnnOtUig.

(Sortiat ira 5ioe A.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-24
sange II.

@run0tDig par life blot ielu EN-
tor Sanger, en- itor Qigter, men
ban bar lprt Be oanife 9igtere at
ipnae, lGrt oct Oanife 6olf at ipnge,
6aaoe / Stem, Strife og Sfole, %
bet oar Def. ban oiloe Oqre, ell
5olfeianger, og Der loo mango og
mGgtige Soner ira bans 9orpe.
9Pan fan uoen Ooerorioelie iige, at
6olfe- % airfeiangen fsr og eiter
@runotoig er TO belt forifeIIige Gina.
0olpitalfirfen peo 8artou bar life
blot o9ret @run0tnigianismens Mo.
o%ermenigbeo / 9anmorf, men BEN
bar Dpret EN- m9gtig Sang.
lfole for belle Den oanife airfe.
% De grunotuigife Sfoler bar up-
ret Sangifoler runot om /
Sanoet. Soor oil0e life ben oanife
Snlme6og blipe fattig. 6ois @runot-
pigs Snlmer toges no. Og 6oor
oiloe Der life bIioe ct tort Sui,
5ois bans folfelige Songe og aan-.
beige Bier blep bortel
Sa BET er @runotuigianerne, iom
bar l9rt De anore Hetninaer at inn
&c / 1anmarf.
Den Den, iom er fenot liOt me6
aanoelig arigsferelie, pe0 nof, at
9roet og Snngen er m9gtige gaa-
ben bnaoe til angre6 og til 5orioar.
Gen fri 5oIfeffofe.
\ @r SDlet ior De lGroe Blot
iii ret og galt at itnne2
Nei, 6imlen UNDER ilere goot,
% 9ps er 5imlens @ope.
Sg SoIen itnar me0 gonoen op,
Slet life nieo De lRroe,
9eifinner 6eIit ira 9aa til 5op
Seem, Ser er melt pan 5proe.
Soaleoes ipnger @%runotoig. Oe
hisie Eoner saar isennem bans
Sfoletanfe: 2biet err life BLOT for De
lar6e. OplDsning Ifol og ma life
ppre en- Snrret for en- beitemt alas-
lie, men belle Solicit, Wnno 90 anin.
oe ifal ben nao til. Wen Sfolen
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z 8. u. SersiIo.
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@uostieneite i Dor oanife Strife
paa ssnoaa til ieooanIise 8iOer
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-22
MAN KILLED BY OFFICER
is UNKNOWN HERE

Who ls ". r. Green. felied 70 the
pavement and killed BY Pstrolmsn
W. L. penaernast yesterday. when
Green attempted 20 make an At.
tack on w. Y. curran, a former
spokane bartender who was being
hc'd under arrest by penderea st
on oreer's accusation OF attempted
robbery
sreen IL reported 20 have been
considerably under the Influence Of
liquor. Fcndergnst was attracted
70 the thriaty hotel, Fourth av.
and Stewart st. In front of which
Green and Curran were fighting.
by the formers cries ~ "robber. /.
help" and police" He separas.
ed the men and put curran under
arrest Green. however. made sew.
|ofai attempts 10 strike Curran. and
was pushed away by the patrol.
man When he again made a furi.
Gus rush upon the prisoner, Pen.
Idorgast struck him ON the Jaw. lie
fell 20 the pavement and never
moved again. lilo was killed In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-22
BETRAYED BY
BRIGHT metal

Everything that Elittera may not
be gold. bat
Don't carry any giistsninx pzrsi-
cles OF metal ON your clothes II you
want To avoid the suspicious OF 10.
cal sIeutha Albert o. Williams.
who says he's a donkey engineer
In . Logging camp. finds himself
bound over TO the federal grand
Jury on countsrfeitlng charge. be.
cause he wasn't careful 10 brush
shining bits OF babbitt metal from
bis elofhea.
Detective BROWN and Patrolman
6ears spotted the glittering trous.
ers on Williams. and their musri.
cfonx we're reinforced by II. !.
I.emm. proprietor OF a saloon. Who
said Williams tried to pass :
~phony" haifdo'lar on him. Secret
Service Agent Thomas q. Foster
was called In 10 give his expert
opinion. and included his suspicious
vifh those OF the city's sleutha. A
search revealed II counterfeit half
dollars Williams says they were
passed on him while he Was drunk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-22

Htantlt.
Green left his grip Wednesday
night nc tho Jameson a Moffet
saloon. but he Ia unknown there.
Photographs show him In a motor
mans uniform. Papers were also
found showing that he had prob
ably been recently working as a
boom man for the Powell Pulp Co.
of Vancouver. n. g.
Curran. who lived nj the Chris
tie hotel. says he was attacked by
Green. He gave fictitious name
60 the police nj first. but later ad-
mttted that II was curran. lie
was arrested with Jack Lannan
and l.. w. Doyle. also former spo.
kane bartenders. All three were
out OF employment. Curran had
no money ON him when arrested.
Chief nannick. following q state
ment OF the case by Pendergast.
Ia which tho patrolman says that
he thinks Green ailpped on tho
pavement and fell. holds the pa.
tfolman blameless-