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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08
@nmortftit1es.

@ein1i@.- Gouriit (im Babn-
coupee gum Mitreiia1oen): ~@eben
sic, mein Hrin3ip lit, 10 menig &C.
pad mie m0glia auf ser @eiie; ib
bleibe 5lpar ieds @oben aus, fibre
aber nur einen Mn5,1g im @udiad."
~nno 8aide?"
sic babe ib al1f Dem 2eibe!!"
giniidtig. - &eiratbsper=
mittler (50gerno): ~SSa, mei1 liebes
6rauleln, fir Sic miro iib mobl iebr
iGper ein Monn fin6en laiien!"
Sral1lein 0dBli6): ~&err 5dr,l5,
baben Sic nidt pielleidt einen &ur5-
iidtigen auf 2ager?"
Saiionpreiie. = uSoben
Sic l1on Sdiuers u&a1ber" gele=
ben?"
~&idt notbig - id babe ia meme
&od5eits=& eiie 0ur9 sic 5dmei5 ge-
ma6t!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08

Sn @e6anfen. = uSSbr 9un0
perbdlt ii6 ia beute 10 rubig?"
Ser arme &erl lit franf; i6 par
nit i6m betm I1ierar5t. 80"
ugo, 10 - uno ser fat ibm mobl
6as 8elen berboten?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08

SIRE SoIgerung.- &ater:
raber, liebe Matbtl6e, on meiBt es
6o9, menn gu Sen 2eutnant beiratben
milllt, i'd audi imitanoe iein mibte,
Sir cine beoeutenoe Summe als Gau=
ton mit5ugeben?"
Iodter: Scum ia, 3apa, gu bait
6o@ fiir5li6 erit banferott gemadt!"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
500 AT ALASKA
BOOST DINNER

Nearly 300 people attended the
Develop Alaska" dinner at the
Arctic club last night Several
speakers took up most Of the I'm.
portant things that are interesting
Alaska at present. and urged that
a great publ .ity campaign for the
big northland territory be started
at once.
Among the speakers was Freder-
lex Underwood. president OF the
Erie railroad. who expressed the
hope that the transportation prob
lem In Alaska tfould not be over
looked. John L. Wilson reported
the success OF his recent trip 10
California. where he Interested
chambers Of commerce In the Alas
ka campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
HELP! KIDS CAN'T
EAT ALL THIS TURKEY

world send out ten. A woman
called Mother Ryther yesterday af
ternoon and said she would send
out another.
And that's not ALL II. Thomp
ssn ~ Thompson'a cafe believes
the boys and girls would enjoy
some pics and cake. 80 he will
send out load OF mince pies,
pumpkin pies and fruit cake~~all
they can eat.
Then comes J. v Munsey. OF the
Peoples bank building, Some
chicken would mix well for variety
he figured SO he nent out three
plump puilota this morning
And little Dorolhea and Annabel
Kennedy brought In dollar 10
help out
SO YOU ace there's going 10 be
nothing lacking in the way OF a
big Thanksgiving feed out there
this year. Wen make short work
~ Hil the turks. you bet said one
Of the boys this morning when he
found out what was coming his
way
or coursc there are plenty OF
other things the so girls and boys
can use out there. II you want to
make their lives happier, but
dont send any more dressed tur.
keyk They could use n few live
ones ut tho home put them In the
coop for Christmas. for instance
One lady called up this morning
aud said she wanted TO have a
couple az the youngsters as her
guests for dinner So. there's no
dopbt % the fact that Seattle peo-
pho won't stand for having bunch
of youngsters so hungry ON Thanks
giving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

CASE WITH
JURY TONIGHT

my United Frssn Le.sed Wtf~1
DENVER, Nov. 2s.--Wish Prose
eusor Benson completing his rebus.
tai OF the testimony Of Mrs. Ger
trude Patterson. on trial for the
murder Of her husband. chAs. a.
Patterson. u vas expected that the
eaae would be in the hands of the
jury By riahtfall. Two more wit
nesses for the defense we're expect.
I'd 20 conclude the taking of tes,l.
Hony. ard the arguments were e..
peetca 10 be hrief
Durino the trial the prosecution
haA Rad ~ witnesses on the stand
and the defense ~.
Quotes Vampire"
"A fool there Was ard BE made his
prayer.
Even AZ you and I.
To RAG and bone ard . hank Of
hair.
Ard the fool he called her his LADY
fair
"And she sho, him IN the back"
Quoting kipiingH Vampire" as
HIS keynote In the case Of Mrs. Ger.
frudc Gibson Patterson. on trial
here for the murder OF her husband
Chas A. Patterson. Prosecutor
Henson today delivered one OF the
most scathiug arraiEnmcnta Of a
woman ever heard In = Denver
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
IT WILL COST $500.


Here ls good. average Thanks.
giving dinner for six persons that
will coat an even 81. II waa pre-.
pared especially for The Star today
by Mrs. A. II. kempcr. IN charge OF
the domestic science department at
the Broadway high school.
Get IA ten.pound turkey for six
persons. and when you have clean.
ed tho bird aud have Il all ready for
dressing. said Mrs Kemper. "stufi
Il with either oyster or bread drens-
ing. Bread ls most commonly used,
but the oyster dressing ls gaining
In popularity Truss II properly for
the pan and roast Il Is minutes for
every pound weight Il should be
fine brown when taken from the
oven Garnish the legs with small
red apples and serve on n platter
that IA large enough 10 allow cary.
Ing without danger OF spilling Il on
the table.
In making the giblet gravy. the
parts should be chopped fine and
boiled This is one Of the finest
graviea for q heavy dinner. and In
the most economical.
THE cranberries should be
stcwed whole OF strained and served
cold In moulds Everyone knows
how TO bake sweet potatoes and
hubbard squash
Waldorf salad Is made Of apples.
walnuia and celery II IL excep.
tionally good and easily made. The
salad sticks are made of pastry cut
into strips aud rolled with cheese
finely grated.
Pumpkin pic. ~ course. has al
ways been the customary dessert for
Thanksgiving. n whipped cream Is
used. do not have cheese. That
would make the course too heavy
with fats. Plum pudding IL very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
.NEGRESS KILLS
TEN PEOPLE

LAFAYETTE. La. Nov. 2S.
Crazcd with religion. Glenn
cntine Barnebat. an lSycar-
old negress. confessed today TO
having crushed the heads Of 10
victims, all negroes, with an
AK. because they refused 10
obey church orders. accord
ing to Gods message"
The confession followed tho
killing last Sunday night OF
Robt. Randall. his wife and his
iour children. all uuder nine
years OF age. Last February,
according 10 the Barncbai
womans remarkable state
mcnt. she assisted in the muir
der Of four members Of the An
drus family.
The mnrdcress is believed TO
be insane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
High Cost Of
Dying Is Hit

The high cost Of living Ia not the
only problem that must be faced by
the poor man. the high cost of
dying ls also big factor in the
lives OF Seattle families And the
latter promises 20 suffer severe
blow as result OF plan for n
crematory devised by H. G. Henry,
who presented his proposition TO
the Ministerial federation yester-
day.
Mr.. Henry will erect a large ere.
matory on his property north of
the Country Club II Is planned TO
have a railroad line TO the site and
funeral Car operated.
II have an architect already on
the plans" said Mr. Henry. 1T
has no gainful object for anyone.
The cost Of funerals viii be re-
duccd so per cent The crematory
viii be operating next summer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
fRy united Presa Leaaed Wlrel

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S.Reiterat.
ing his charge that there Is con.
spiracy afoot TO use the Stanley
steel investigating committee TO
further the operations of the bear
crowd" In Wall street. Congressman
Martin Littleton filed today with
Chairman Stanley a demand for a
full investigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

Manigal. !. I. MeNamara and
Jas. b. McNsmara, marked the
progress Of the murder trial Of
Jas. y. McNanara today.
IL was the arrest OF Bert
Franklin. former United States
deputy marshal, who has been
engaged by the McNamara
defense to investigate the an
tecedents Of jurors drawn in
the case, charged directly by
the district attorney with at
tempting to bribe juror.
The talesman in the case,
George N. Lockwood. is alleg-
ed to have been paid $500 as
an earnest OF a bribe OF $4,000,
for which, it is alleged, he
agreed TO qualify himself as
permanent juror in the McNa-
mara trial and secure an ac-
quittal, if he could; If not, TO
prevent any verdict of convic-
ton.
Three Arrested az First.
Lockwood aud the man who Is al
legged actually 10 have paid ths
money over 10 him. Cap White. a
brother of former sheriff OF los
Angeles county. were both arrested
With Franklin. but later the two
were allowed 20 20. and the only
charge was placed against Franklin.
Attempting TO Bribe Officer
II is that Of attempting to rIbe
a public officer. Later District At
sorney Freoerieks displayed tho
money which he says his chief IN
sestigator. Sam L. Browne. and his
assistants, saw actually paid over TO
White, and then part Of il by him TO
Lockwood. n consisted Of -. 600 in
bills OF large denominations.
Defense Attorneys Cleared.
Clarence Darrow and other attor-
neys for the defense In the McNa-
mara case were cleared OF actual
completely In the alleged Jury
bribins by statement made this
afternoon by County Detective
Browne, who collected the evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
City Is Full of Holdup Men

Seattle is again oserrun with
burglars and hold-up men. Five
hoId-ups and two buraIaries were
reported 10 the police last night.
not an arrest was made.
Attorney Carl J Smith returned
10 bis home. 1885 27th av.. last
night. 20 find that his house had
been ransacked. over $500 in jewel.
~. clothing and bric-a.brac being
taken.
DIR G. NJ. Mclaughlin. 1896 isth
av.. found the same thing had hap
pened. A silver set and other val
uables were taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
ASK THE CONDUCTOR FOR
REDUCED FARE TICKETS

Beginning you up
eompanys ticket offices In
tickets.
You for
81, 8 tickets
ordinance, fatheed
The Seattle Electric fought bitterly
last TO appeal for rehearng taking
Hanford Hanford
had refused Injunction holding the ordinance
The street car company has further unless
damages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

ALLEGED REGISTRATION
FRAUDS IN LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 2s.-Dc-
tective Brown OF District Attorney
FrederIcks' office todey collected
the Investigation OF the first 80
names to be proceeded against for
illegal registration In the munich
pal election and placed the data In
the hands OF Deputy District At
torney Hanna. who will issue war.
rants for arrests Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
WHAT TAKE WHISKY WITH A SPOON?
GAYBOY REPLIES: I'D JUST AS SOON"

Ineres a Kansas firm that's
making a brand new kind OF
Booze. They say you cannot
arink Il; you may eat IT, II you
choose. They mix It up with
stearin and with glycerine as well.
ana It's packed In pasteboard
Doxes that are every bit as swell
as any fancy box OF soap that ever
you did see. 10 only take a cake
or two to make n janboree. The
FAMILY man will have a clnch when
'his stuff gets 20 town. When he
comes home packed full he need
NOT fear he wifIe's frown. y did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
REBELS ARE
DEFEATED


SHANGHAI. Nov. 2s.--crushine
defeat for the Chinese revolution.
lists 10 Indicated today In dispatch.
es received here announcing that
the lmperiaIlsss have captured the
rebel fortress OF W. chuno, Iuss
across the Yanatxe river from Han.
bow.
News OF tho fail Of wv Chang.
which has ben the principal rebel
stronghold, followed dispatches
telling that Han Yang had again
fallen before the Manehu forces
No definite news has been received
as 10 tho fate Of Hsnkow. but az II,
Han Yang and WI Chang are only
separated By forks OF the Yanesxe,
and are practically one city. the
w preston 10 general that hsnkow
also 10 again IN the hands OF the
Msnehu armies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
Open Discussion

For the first time ia 10 years
there Will be an open public dls
cussion ~ public school matters to.
night at the Y. NJ G a. auditorium
The occasion will BE- a session ot
the Seattle Quiz Congress for the
purpose of Cross examining candi.
dates for the school board
Following the practice which
made Il 50 useful 10 the last coun.
ciimanic campaign. the congress
has invited ali Of the candidates 10
attend this meeting. and 10 submit,
themselves 10 questioning BY mem.
bers of The audience. Any voter
present may ask questions Of the
candidates
Prof. J Allen Smith OF the Uni-
yerstty OF Washington has been In.
vited to act as referee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

Gee. feilersi"
Gee. giriscsi"
Won't we have the feed this
Thanksgivins,"
They VIII klnd.hearted people
OF Seattle, take notice: You won't
have 10 send any more turkeys out
10 Mother Ryther's home for
Thanksgiving. The kiddlea out
there will have all the turkey they
can eat. thanks 60 the blr.hsNrted
l'eopie who heard the Stars appeal
aud donated.
And this morning while the con.
tributiunn were coming In fastest a
big fellow in workingman clothes
came into The Star office and laid
down a ~ gold piece. "For the
Kids" he said lie didn't look like
he had n million. but he dug down
deep into his jeans for that five
He refused 20 give bis name. but
gave his initials. % T."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

Leyellng revolver at three
japanese in a laundry at 1903 Jack.
son last night. a lone hoid-up man
took si2s5 from the money till
Two men armed with revolvers
held up :. NJ Sigsworth. 35l Gar.
field; ~ Wehrman. 920 25th ay. s..
and II ] Jonah. an Evanston av..
yesterday afternoon. and took their
combined pocket money. $40.
William Meyers. a teamster, was
sandbagged and robbed of his gold
watch and 81 in cash. He was
found lying on the sidewalk and
taken to a street car barn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
FOUR PERISH in A FIRE

-Four other members Of the fam
lily escaped. though one Of them
was severely burned and was taken
TO the Royal Columbian hospital
here
All OF those who perished were
sleeping in a room In the front part
OF the house. downstairs Those
who escaped were sleeping in the
rear of the house. II is believed
that the fire WAS caused by the
oyeriurning OF o lamp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
FLUSHING MAINS

City water is today perhaps in
worse condition than al any time
for years. as a result OF the flush
ing Of the mains by the health de-
partmeut Ninety-six dead ends OF
the mains are being flushed. Tests
will be made so that the health de-
partment can notify the people
when the water is fit for drinking
without boiling
The city schools will close to-
morrow evening until next Monday.
owing TO the Thanksgiving holidays.
In the meantime pupils are asked to
bring boiled water to school with
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
READY FOR HATS

ROME. Nov. Cardinals John
NJ. Farley. OF New York. VIM.
O'Connell. Of Boston. and Diomede
Falconio. OF washington. spent to-
day returning calls received from
other members OF the sacred col-
lege.
The red hat will be conferred on
the three cardinals tomorrow after
noon az $3.50 O'Clock. and the public
consistory viii be held on Thurs
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
Foul Play?
(sy United Press Leased wire,

TACOMA. Nov 2S.-Foul play.
accident or desertion. are the three
theories being followed up by tho
police TO account for the strange
disappearance Of Mrs. K. Gray Of
Portland. leaving two months
old baby girl behind
Mrs. Gray was registered at tho
Olympus hotel. Leaving two let
ters. one to her husband, the other
to sister. half finished. she walked
out about 5 o'clock Saturday after
noon. She did not return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
Called Bad Names;
Jumps from Ship

Because he said passengers on
the steamer Whatcom from Port
Angeles called him bad names. Mar
tin Halvorsen jumped overheard. A
search was begun and an hour later
he was found clinglng to the hull
under the stern. lie is believed to
be insane.
HaIvorsen is being held at the
police station preparatory to an ex.
animation into his sanity. Passcn'
gers stated that he clung for an
hour TO the hull Of the boat and
how he escaped without drowning
IL more than they can understand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

NEW WESTMINSTER. o. c..
Nov. 2s.--Flrc at 2 O'Clock this
morning destroyed the home Of
Thomas Moore. about a mile from
the further end Of the Fraser river
bridge and caused the death Of Mr..
Moore and four Of nir children. Mr.
Moore was so years Of age. The
children who perixhcd were: kath.
leen. 10: Sarah. 4; Joseph, 3, and
Alex. 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
ATTACKS BOURNE
tHy United Press Leased Wire

PENDLETON, Or. Nov. 2s.--An-
nouncing that he would be candi-
date for United States senator at
the general election. next April.
when the presidential preference
and senatorial primaries will be
held, Attorney stephen Lowell to-
day issued a statement attacking
the record of United States Senator
bourne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

A check for 81 from Mr.. and Mrs.
X. ~ W. also came ln aud the
cash win come IN mighty handily
Tor Mother Ryther. even though
the food problem for the big feast
day Is solved.
On, You Turkeysi
The Kids" are going TO have a
big turkey feed. that's certain.
Ihlriyssix turkeys given already,
J, 5. Chase sent out 25 yesterday
and jim Condor OF the Congress
bar called up The Star and sald be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
ARRESTED FOR
JURY BRIBERY

Former Deputy Marshal in
Los Angeles Arrested.
Charged With Effort to Give
McNamara Trial Talesman
$4,000 to Get on Jury for the
Defense.
fBy unifsd Press Leased wirsD
HALL OF RECORDS, Los
Angeles, Nov. 2S.-The most
sensational episode connected
with the destruction OF the Los
Angeles Times, more than a
year ago, eclipsing. because OF
the ramifications which il is
hinted are concealed behind it,
even the arrests OF Ortic Nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

4 CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.--Dr. Ho- 4
4 gan. the jail physician, de- 4
4 clared today that Mrs. Louis 4
4 Vermilya's condition was 4
4 much more serious than at 4
4 first supposed. She may new 4
4 er live to face jury on 4
4 charge OF having murdered 4
4 Policeman Arthur Bisonette 4
4 and others Arsenical poison 4
4 ing has caused an abscess on 1
4 her spine. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

lnasmnch ms ye have done Il
unto one OF these 80 have done
II unto me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

good instead OF pumpkin pie.
This dinner may be had for IS,
and is AZ good az any six people
could wish"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
Baron Rothschild Dies at Paris

tby United Press Leased WIre.l
PARIS. Nov. ,2S.-Baron Gustave Samuel Rothschld
aged 49, of the chiefs of the famous banking houses and
Austrian consul general at Paris died here today He
the third OF the late James Rothschd and head OF
French banking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

= TACOMA. Nov. ~. Dun 4
. can Eddy sawed s4.250 shin. 4
= giles AT the Red Cedar Shingle 4
= mill at Tacoma Saturday.
= breaking all records and earn
> ing sf2.ss for the day. The 4
4 best previous record was 72. 4
= 900 shingles made by IIo-
= quiam mill
tttt go 4 ~ 4 y 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

There's more truth than poetry In
the above. Commissioner Royal n.
cabell Of the internal revenue bu-
reau at Washington has just dc
cidod that IL whisky is whisky. II
tia solid, and the tax must be paid.
A Kansas firm has originated this
new style OF jag protNk ker alcohol
combined with glyces'i1e and stcar-
in. The product resembles soft
glycerine soap In consistency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
BLETHEN JURY
IS COMPLETE

We will excuse Mr.. spiclbausr. I"
Caldwell said.
Bull Unbiased
Homer l.. Bull. who was called.
replying TO questions asked by the
state. said he knew the nlethens.
but only In a business way. having
met them ut the Commercial club.
that he lived IN King county for 20
years. that he Is married: that he
reads all the newspapers and
formed a vague impression OF the
hl.then case: that he could lay
aside the impression without re
qalring evidence Replying 10 Ful.
tons questions. he said that he
knew two men on the grand Jury
which returned the niethen indict'
ment. that he never discussed the
case with anyone. and could give a
fair trial
Defendants first peremptory, p"
Judge Ronald called. after Bull was
passed for cause by both sides
Defense Asks Recess.
I'VE would like 90 have little
recess" requested Fulton. Tho
court allowed the recess. and turn.
ed over his private chambers 20 the
defendant. Alden J. Bicthcn. and his
ATTORNEYS, Fulton and Daniel kcile'
her. and hts two sons. Clarence n
and Joseph niethen After few
minutes they returned. and Fulton
announced that he would excuse
Juror Heard. who occupied the NTH
seat.
Stone 10 Accepted.
A. W Stone was then called. He
testified that he vas a banker at
Enumclaw. that he reads the Post.
Inteliigcncer. that he met biethen
formally In Minnesota some years
ago. that he was oniy slightly ac.
quainted with him, that the nc.
qunintance will make no difference
In his being a fair juror that he II
married. THAI he has lived In hinx
county for five years. that be knew
nothing Of the case
He was passed for cause by both
sides. and the state waived its sec
ond peremptory challenge.
Defendants second perempiory
was then called for. and Juror Ros
b. was excused
H. X Jenson. called In his place,
testified that he read The Star
mostly. but that he read The other
papers also. that he lived in KING
county for "a years, that he was a
grading contractor before he enter
ed the transfer business Fulton
brought out the fact that Jenson's
business is mostly in the uuiver-
sity district lie. was passed b.
both sides.
We accept the jury" Caldwell
then announced.
We accept the jury." Fulton Inn.
mcdiately followed
Opening Statement Tomorrow.
Judge Ronald then announced
that ihe court would adjourn until
tomorrow morning. All the jurors
accepted are married except Mrs
Windic. the first Juror. who ~ a
widow The Jury is allowed to sep
aratc. owing 10 the fact that the
Blethen indictment merely charges
a mlsdemeanor.
The court room was AGAIN crowd.
ed this morning Caldwell viii
make the opening statement. max
ing public for shc first tins the ia
ture Of the facts to be proved. to
morrow morning at ssdu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

lie that aoweth bountiful.
shall reap bountifully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28
Il HURT IN
n. P. WRECK

NORTH YAKIMA, Nov. pa
Eleven persons we're injured early
today when the Northern Pacific
eastern express struck spread
rail near Wapato, 10 miles east OF
North Yakima, and three Pull.
mana, a diner. a tourist and smok.
INC car were derailcd. Three Of the
care left their trucks and plowed
into the earth on their sides. The
engine ard baggage car held TO
tho rails.
A special train left North Yakima
carrying doctors and nurses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

not have shipgie drink" he'll say,
quite truthfully. II musta had a
bite for lunch that dlshagrced wiz
me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

u 10 better TO give than 20
receive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-28

W. VI Crowley. the twelfth Juror
on the original panel. was passed
for cause BY both sides. after tes-
tifying that he was a retired mer.
chant. that be never served on a
Jury before; that he generally read
The Star and sometimes read the
other papers. that he knew none OF
the facts in the Blethen case and
could give fair trial.
states first peremptory cbal.
lenge, then announced Judge
Ronald.
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