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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11
HOLDS FRED
OUPLO|S UNDER
S5,O00BONDS
Charged With Death Of Cyrus
Moffit of SYNDICATE
BROTHERS ARE RELEASED
No Testimony to Show That They
Were in Any Way Responsible
For Tragedy

Fred Duplois the French Canadian
woodsman who Is charged with hay
ing caused the death OF Cyrus Mofit
Of Sandgate, was brought before Mu-
nicipal Judge L. II. Holden this morn
ing and held in the sum OF $4,000 bail
for the grand Jury which meets at
Manchester in June.
At the conclusion of the hearing
yesterday afternoon Frank G.. ATchi-
bald of Manchester, who appeared
for the three Duplois brothers, Jim.
Albert and Fred, who were arrested
the last week in March at their home
in Rawdon, Canada argued that there
was no evidence to warrant the hold
ing OF Jim and Albert and they were
discharged. The attorney also con-
tended that the evidence produced by
the state was not sufficient TO hold
Fred Duplois for a more serious Of
fence than manslaughter and asked
that the young man be admitted to
bail. The court took the question Of
bail under consideration and gave his
decision this morning.
Nearly a dozen witnesses testified
at the preliminary hearing before
Judge Holden yesterday afternoon.
With the exception of DR.. S. X. Gray
OF Arlington, who attended Cyrus
Motif for the injuries alleged to have
been received at the dance in the
Beartown hall on the night of March
| II, all were present at the time of the
| fight which is claimed to have result
ed in Cyrus Motifs death.
The three Duplois brothers made a
rather favorable impression. They
are all three intelligent looking young
men, with clean cut faces and the
straight athletic figures of men who
live in the woods. They were neatly
dressed and conducted themselves
with unusual dignity during the pro-
ceedings.
The testimony of the witnesses var
led but little 1t tended to show that
between the hours of and 3 O'Clock
on the morning of March 1S. Jim Du
plois and Amos Motif, a son OF the
alleged victim of the ARRAY, engaged
in a quarrel in the dance hall and
that Cyrus Motif attempted to take
the part of his son. Fred Duplois
was not in the hall at the time but
one of the women present at the dance
went down stairs and told him what
was taking place He hurried vi
stairs where the elder and the young
er Motif had Jim Duplois on the floor
According to different witnesses Fred
Duplois struck Cyrus Motif from two
to four times, knocking him down
each time. There was no evidence
to show that Motif attempted Il
strike Duplois but the witnesses stat
ed that after Cyrus had been knock
ed down he picked up stick OF stove
wood and threw it. This stick O.
wood, according to one Of the witnes
ses, was preserved by Jim Duplois
who said he wanted it in case there
was any trouble with the authorities
Cyrus Moffit, according to severa
OF the witnesses, was assisted into l
wagon some time during the earl!
forenoon and taken to his home.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11
ROOSEVELT IN IDAHO

Addresses Audience of 5000 in Univ
ersIty Gymnasium at Moscow
Moscow, Idaho, April 1O.-Theodore
Roosevelt was the guest of the Uni
versity of Idaho today. Plans had
been made for the former president
to speak in the open air from plat
form composed of thousand sacks
of grain, but rain compelled their
abandonment. His address was deliv-
cred in the university gymnasium to
an audience of 5000 persons, while
thousands who had gathered from the
surrounding country were unable to
gain admission.
Mr., Roosevelt was accompanied by
Gov James II. Hawley and DR. James
A. Macklen, president of the univer-
sity.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11
ling County o. but Authorities Haven't Found Out Yet VIII
MORE ABOUT SIDEWALKS
Trustee John Nash Adds Few
Words on Subject

Editor of the Banner; Regarding
the controversy now existing on the
side walk question let US be brief and
state the case exactly as it is. Mr..
Il. J. Hall and Judge Holden desire to
expend $4,000 on side walks this year;
$1,000, which has already been voted
to be taken from the general fund at
the last village meeting for that pur-
pose. $4,000 to be assessed against
abbutting property owners and $1,000
to be taken from the highway fund.
Now am opposed to this as far as
the highway fund is concerned. AS
the highway fund is not sufficient for
existing purposes, the highways are
avenues of commerce and should be
maintained and looked after first.
do not oppose the building of new
sidewalks and think $4,000 is enough
for the first year.
Yours truly,
John Nash, Trustee Ward 2.
Bennington, VT, April 10, 1911.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11
TROY CONFERENCE
APPOINTMENTS
FOR 1871
Annual Gathering Came to an
End Yesterday
REV. P. |. DOW COMES HERE
Former Presiding Elder VIII Have
Charge Of Local Methodist
Parish

Saratoga, April 1.-The Troy Con-
ference which has been In session
here during the past week came to a
close yesterday with the announce
ments of the appointments for the
coming year The Burlington district
pastors are as follows:
District uperintendent-J. H. Cole
man.
Addison-F. M. Sawyer.
Arlington and Sandgate--To be sup
piled.
Bennington-P. l.. Dow.
Bonson-R. IL. Washburne.
BRANDON. G. Fisher.
Bridport-To be supplied
Bristol-E. r. Stone.
Burlington-C. V. Grismer.
Cambridge-H, S. Rowe.
Castleton, Wv J. Chapman.
East Middlebury-To be supplied.
Fair Haven-E. C. Farwell
Granville-G. w Brown.
Hampton-To be supplied by A. s.
Clark.
Hinesburg-F. NJ. Sawyer.
| Hoosick Falls. L. Clymer.
Lincoln-Supplied by e. h. Stone.
Mendon and East Pittsford-A. ID.
Parker.
Manchester Center-E s. Morey.
Middlebury-D H. Cochran.
Monkton-H NJ. Hall.
North Ferrisburg-C. N. Curtis.
North Granville-H. L. Kelton.
North Hoosick-E. d. Face.
Panton-W. H. Hudson.
Pittsford-J. L. C. Sawyer
Pawlet-D. Hughes.
Pownal-C. e. Green
Poultney-J. B. Horton.
Raceville-H. l.. Kelton.
Ripton-Supplied by H. NJ. Hall
Rupert-W. II. Washburne.
Rutland-E. p Stevens.
Salem-B. M. Kent.
Sandgate-To be supplied.
Shaftsbury-G. E. Watson.
! Shelbourne and Charlotte-W. B.
Goodman.
Shushan and West Arlington-F.
D. McCabe.
South Shaftsbury-G. E. Watson.
Starksboro-To be supplied by F.
NJ Sawyer.
Tinmouth and Danby-G. C. Cor
Inell.
Vergennes and Ferrisburg-C. S,
Cobb
Wells and East Wells-To be sup.
piled by David Hughes.
West Hebron and Belcher-G. A.
Parker
West Rutland-G E. Parker.
West Salisbury-Peter Heller.
Weybridge and West Cornwall--E
w Hallowell.
White Creek and North Bennington
VT. c. Mitchell.
Williston-A B. Potter
Winooski-F. o. Winans.
c. H. Dunton, Principal Of Troy
Conference Academy at Poultney.
The following appointments in 9th
er districts will be of interest to Ben
nington people:
Adams, Mass-E. NJ. Ten Brock.
Berlin-Jesse Roberts.
Dalton, Mass-Alexander Mckinley
North Adams, Mass. w. Irwin
Petersburg and North Petersburg
Thomas Stevenson.
Pittsfeld, Mass. A. Hamilton.
Stamford-J. H. Robinson.
South Cambridge and Buskirk-G
w. Sisum.
Cohoes-First church, C. w. Row
ley
Williamstown, Mass. c. Booth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11
SLAVES ONLY ON BIRTHDAY
Ted Lewis Fellow Townsmen Always
Know When He's a Year older

Stratford, Conn, April 10.-"Ted
Lewis is year older" said the whole
town this morning as Lewis walked
past without his whiskers. Before
leaving his home Mr.. Lewis had taken
his annual shave.
Fifteen years ago he made a VOW
never to shave except on his birthday
and his whiskers have gone untrim-
med and unshorn except on the ami
versary of his nativity Mr.. Lewis
today passed the half-century mark,
repeating his resolution never to de-
part from his custom of a yearly
shearing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11
The Primitive Man.
Jones is so dreadfully primit,vew
"NNhnt's his lnteStYr

Jones is so dreadfully primitive"
"What's his latestY
"Why, we were at the opera house
the other night, and stage hand re-
moved a table, and Jones yelled "Supe,
super We were dreadfully mortl
fed"
Il was at dinner the other night,
and Jones sat next to me. When he
saw the row Of spoons and forks and
knives beside his plate he beckoned to
the waiter. Say, boy he hoarsely
muttered, 4 guess you spilled the
spoon holderr"
"Well, it's lucky he's rich"
Saint itT-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11
TAFT TO LET ARIZONA IN
Hopes, However, People Will Aban-
don the Recall of Judges

Washington, April 10.-Although
President Taft might be unwilling to
disapproye the constitution of Arizona
on account Of its provision for the re
call of judges, he is seeking to find
way by which that provision may
be stricken out through the people Of
Arizona themselves.
He looks with disfayor on the pro
position for the recall of judges. He
has however, consulted frequently
with Attorney Wickersham and other
members of his Cabinet and has con
cluded that it might be unwise for
him to disapproye the Arizona consti-
tuition on account of one clause.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11
THREE CITIES DENOUNCED
Methodists Approve Criticism OF Phil
adelphia, San Francisco and Boston

Methodists Approve Criticism OF Phil
adelphia, San Francisco and Boston
Cambridge, Mass, April 1O--"Phila-
delphia is not only corrupt but con-
tented in its corruption; the earth
quake and fire have not ridden San
Francisco of civic evils, and Boston
still loves the open saloon, bombards
the legislature with substitutes for
the bar and bottle bill, and opposes
the Puritan Sabbath"
In these words the Rev. E. T. Tur-
nick of Cochituate, chairman of the
Evangehzation board of the New Eng
land Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church, condemned the
three cities in his annual report to
the conference tonight. Resolutions
affirming this condemnation were
adopted.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11
Dads nisaraoa.

I'VE dined out last evening Pa dis
graced us as usual"
"As to how"
Got to the end Of the dinner with
three forks and two spoons still UNI
used. "-Pittsbrg Post.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11
Irritating.

HE has mean disposition, hasn't
he?"
II should say so. He's the kind Of
man who'll rake in jack pot on a
bluff and then after he's stacked up
the chips will spread out four hearts
and spade for everybody to look at"
Detroit Free Press.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11

Bach Confess, now, Henry, you
don't pay as much attention to your
wife as you did before you were mar
ried? Il. Peck-Lord, yes ! mind
twice as quick now.-Toledo Blade.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11

Whatever government is lot a gov
eminent Of laws is a despotlsm. let II
be called what It may.-Webster.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11
WEATHER FORECAST
Probabilities for this Section for the
Next Twenty-four Hours

For e. ein New York and western
Vermont fair warmer tonight We'd
nesday increasing cloudiness aad
warmer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11
A Mean Swlndle.

1.-THE meanest man has been discov.
cred"
what has he been doing?"
"Swindling amateur poets. Getting
them to send 10 shfllings for a poetic
license. London Tit-Bits.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11

A fool always wants to shorten space
and time; wise man wants to length
en- both-RusSin.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-11
COAL HEAVERS WON

Defeated Cooper Mig, Ten Pin Team
Last Night.
The Myers Coal company Ave de-
feated the Cooper Mfg. Co. team in
the Y NJ. C. A. tournament last eve
ming The score.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
@tnes &aters &adje

miirbe iid) irgeno Scenario 5uge5oger
6obe11, melter Sen ,Sobn bon Eete1
Nou0p aus Soutb &odmooo, Meif).,
angegriffen batte, aber er mar madt=
los Dor Sen Mnfduen Ser Nierenbe=
ldnperoen. 1octoren bermodte1t nidt
tbm gu belfen", idreibt er, 10 gaben
mir ibm 5l1lebt electric gitters, un0
er beiierte iid in p%un0erpoller 8eiie,
nad,6em er feds 6laiden genommen.
@s ut sic Bette Nieren=Meoi5in, Sic
id ie iab." &iidenpeb, miioes 6ib~
len, Nerp0iitdt, Nppetitloitgfeit fin=
otgen acknowledgements an, Sic in
@aHeriudt, 8ltderfranfbeit ooer
Brigbt's &ranfheit ausarten f0nnen.
YaBt ouf: Mebmt electric 8itters uno
iei6 geiidert. Seee 6laide garantirt.
500. Bel Ser Molitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

&(eiolng idlotterig at 0eiien 2eibe
hing. Seine Mr1gen maren erloi6en
uno tiei III Sic Soblen gelunfen - er
idiel1 tootfronf. Ser 6ltbrn1onn gritf
eilfertig nod oen o ben @epdd, bod
Ser 6remoe bielt oeiien 0ienitfertigen
9lrln 3l1riid - mieoer manote err iid}
an sic @errin 6es 6oules:
~6rau &lara @eo0ing?" bol1dte er
idImag.
uIie bin ih!" beitGtigte Sic &C.
%llal1nte l1no grtff nun nod Ser Salde,
Sic lie NIT Mufpano all ibrer &raft
bonn @agel1 fob. 8ns lms @inumels
miQen modte sic Snid7e enthalten? gs
idrielt 9lei st iein, Bic itarfen 2eber=
lpGnbe 5etdneten ge11alt Sic grpbe11
HoQen a6, Sic lie enthie(ten. @ieoer=
ltn minfte Ser Trelnoe, oiesmal Sem
alien Gbriitopb, mdbreno er iid idpmer
r11o NIT pouer 2ait leines &0rpers al1f
I6ie Sdulter Ser @eooing=@itt1pe lebn=
te. Seine @ono 5eigte oel1tlih uno
ortngeno out Elm 5neites Gofet, Sos lit
eiren 5%lpeitel1 grauen &ciiemot1tel &C.
hllllt, unbelpealih inn @ogen lag.
Gbriitoph bemddtiate. ith Seslelben
inns FOB es leidt pie cine Sober aus
oem @agen. Sic ltmbiiQung fiel FER
ab lno seigte Gin mar1norhleihes.
tootobnlides &inHeraeliht. Gs idic11
faum nod SIT athmen. Sic @lieoer
5ltm Sfelett abgemogert. Ser 6remoe
hatte etn @oloitiid berporgei1dt uno
Sem Tlthrmom e%ingeb6noigt. Ser es
nit grobem Can't entaegennabm nro
gleid NIT leinem elen6en @elpann
SEN @lttsbof perlieB. @etroHen ltno
p%ermunbert 5ugleih hutte Srou @eo=
Sing al sizes geideben laiien. @er
mar oieier Mann, Ser lie 5u fennelt
idiet inns 10 eigenmGdtig iiber iie Der
fiigte? SobaIo Ghriitopb oos &in6 int
ieinen Nrmen botte, itiibte ser Srem=
Sc iid mieoer a,f 6eiien Sdulter.. Ct
be0eutete ser @ittme nl1r fur5, sic
&eiietaide muir ielblf binauf5utrngen. =.
sic tbut es. Muf ser oberiten Stufe
Heiben6, fragte er miibiam:
r&tdar6 @eooing?" sic i9ol1te
i'm frageno an:
,M2ein @obn?"
Ser Gremoe idiittelte Sen &opf.
r@otte!"'
Gortietung foFst.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
New Process
Steam Laundry
9entt Sbr Gina 8 BOT, Cure @aide?

9entt SIR Gtpas pon Cure 8ai@e?
Meuu 10, Damn tptrb es 1i9 @u9 lob
neu, niht nuBer Mdt 3u laiIen, bab mir
@uer @igeutbum bebdnbeln. als more es
oas unierige. &ir baben bic bonftdrs
nigite @al9anitalt i'm Norbtpeifen uno
Iiefern eriter 8laHe Nrbeit. 8ir gez
broudJ len feline @hemifalen; mir berberben
bn6er Cure Snden ni9t. 8enn Sbr
refine arbeit uno bette 8%ebdno1un8
pout, eonn bentt an uns. nn1ere Rret<
s iorgen Cure Samilientpdi9e biuieer,
uts Sh1 es ielbf tbun fDnnt. g~rtun6igt
u1o uber5eugt @uG. @tr baben Igenz
ten in zen u~1nliegenben Stdbten.
6. +. Rcper, 2ampfuafdantult.
gigentbimer.
5. Mpe. g., ct. CLOUD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

@itt1pe, ais efele lie sic Asabe 0ieies
Menl den ultgemein al1.
uSa, Sen Mietbstbaler mollte Ser
SEER mir ihenten, menn ld langer
blieb, Sic boben ibn abge5ogelt." Sb=
tic ein .@ort 51 lagen, idob Tra1
@cootng Sen S6oler SIT oem al1fge=
5ablten @eloe.
uNun Itin1Mt's!" Ser &nedt lu1ter=
id1rieb uro lhritt mltd)tig aus Oem
Mrbeits5immer icine5 peritorbe1en
E@errn.
Ser S1ipeftor l0ite ibn id)pn a1f
Ser Sdmeae ab. 9llld Oieie 3ablung
mrroe iiberita1oen. Die S6iire lhloB
|iid bi1ten1 Dem 8eamtel1. Gas 8elo
int Bent @eioe1f0rbden mar org 5u=
Ionunengeldmpl5e1t. Wit periagenoen
araf ten le6ntc sic @ittme iid in if
rem Stl,bl 5l1riid. Gor ibren Altgen
ipielten Miifen uto Srrlidter. Sic
@orte fires iterbenoen @atten fiele1
i6r ei1: vid) hobe fei1e S6ltlo." &C.
miB nidt, neil1, lie trl,gcn feline Sda1lo
an 0em Gerfau 0es @eooing= Salul es.
Gs girg idon felt pielen Sabren berg
o6. @orum aber ntuBte geraSe lie Sen
9feit aus Ser Shliiiiel eliel1. @arum
hatte Sos @el6id lie, cine ld1uude
6nnlt nit %unfltnoigen @al1oen rnb Sic
ltnber lorgten &inoer al1sgei ltdt, Sic
&ednl1l1g ab5l1rollen inns 6en Strth
SIT 5iebel1 unter Sos 6acit ser einiti=
gen @utsberren?
Mo6 ei1tmal rattle lie itd artf. gs
mar nod ipenig @el0, mas Dor ibr
lag, mem ioute lie es geben? oaB lie
ielber morgen feinen giiien @rot Be-
iab, fiinn1erte lie menig. @e00ing=
gbre gebot, ben lebten &eller SIT 5ab=
Ien - SEN mat1 'hlrl0ig NOR. SIRE
Sauo bldtterte in 0e1n blal1en 9ienit=
botenbiidleilt, 81 - Gbriitopb! @ie
ein @lis ourhfl1hr e5 lie. Sc mar
ifon bei 9eb5eiten Ser gltern fires
Mal1res ol1f Sem @of gelneielt, fotte
lid idmad uno alt %gearbeitet int 3ien=
lte Ser @e0oings n16 mar als grb=
ltiid iibernomme11. SSn 1ebter 3eit
6otte ibn nien1an0 mebr gefragt, Oh
CT @el0 bobe1t moqe; Ieine 9eoiirf nii=
lie iparen gering. Sic &[eioer flifte
CT ielbit lno 1puid iie o11dr;; iein giien
holte er iid al1s Ser Slide, ltn0 als
Mohnrtng hotte err 0os 8rl1titiibdet:
inn 6iibneritan ol,sgeiltd't, in Sent CT
lett Sabr inns Sag mphnte. Mit 5met
Sd2ritte11 mar Iro11 @eoSil1g at Ser
Ibiir.
vG6riitoph!" rief lie 1al1t.
Or lit 11id)t Sal" iagte ei1rer Ser
2ienltboteu.
$50 rlttt TIM lngle1d), 16 mnrte Do
raltf."
G5 pergilrge1 einige Mfinlttert, ais
G6riltoph el1olid Itolpern0 eiligen SUI
bes Sem Suite folgte. Sein leiies &lop=
fen 5%itterte formlth 0urd Sen leeren
&aum, in Sem Sic trauer10e 6raren=
geitalt oes greiien 3ieners barrte.
Gin f%eitgemebter barmtpoQener &od
init langen sd0Ben umbing ieine lon-
gen glieSer, ein bltntes &nttuntud
l1lnidlang ben taltigen, beri6rumpf=
ten @als. Gr mar 10 eilig Sem Suite
gefolgt, boB er nidt einmal cine &opf=
he0efltng gerommen. 9ie 5anoe at1
SEN la1gen Mrnten id1menften l1nbe=
hilflid fin inns fer inns flrbren Gl1git=
'lib reipeftpoa iiber 0os lange gol0=
gel6e 6oar, SOS iteif iiber SEN &odfra=
gen bling.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
uMit 8ergniigen empfeble

uMit Gergniigen empfeble id
@bamberlains 9uitenmittel a1s sic
Bette Sude, 0ie id femme, un6 oas
iid1erlte Mittel fir Sliten, grfGlt1ng
nno 2uftr0hren 8eidmeroe", idreib1
6rau g. g. Mrno1b BON Denber, Colo,
"@ir baben es al tpie6erbolten Ma,
len gebraudt rno es fat ME perfebIt,
|2in6erung gu peridnffen. 81 faufen
BEL Ser MpIntor 9r1g So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

lno fi@ ben getpesuneen BEG @0rpers anpabt,
obne az reiben ODER g4mer0en 9n 6erurta9en.
bdnoen; Seine spru1etessrT ossr 9arte; fia mnr
unb felt obne s6Ineraen oosr 11TMannsbmli9teiten
su. berurfo9en. SD babe ben Tre1s 10 H1eor19
gefebt, bab Sebermnnn, reid ooer arm, fie fauz
Fen fam, un6 i6 aarantire iie abfoIut.
fl: u guaMss hr tract lie. nno penn fife Quo
Mot ;nirieesntelt. fdidt tie sari;d. Hao I'd
9ies lit bic %oufridtiofte Sfferte, bic ie bon
einent grud<epeaialiiten aennadt tpuros e.. 1!e
Bier in Mariban nerben @u@ faaen. baB ID aut
sis{s W xila r'eine @ef@sfts 0efre'0e-'"'''F
Wsni1 S4Ea uqss n,5sIi!d tx,t ssEia@t b s'isI t0nn9 35
a1eiren er9bten. Grfolg. S@reil6t 9eute n1.S 10
idide en6 n1eit Bud iber g1u@ un2 ,t ee ,1ea
Sen 3rsis uno gSamsn bon asatsn, Bic lie lie s re-,
fofort Ginoeru1g, pern aIes d1bere. fe9lf9ldst,
geodtet, i'd bgbe feine @albe!!!. leiIt @el DIE
ieine Qiiaen. Sour Elm reeues 9el@a1t dh MaBe
gem 1reife.
8. g. gruots, 334 gruuss glbs. Maribaa, 9sta.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
PICTURE SHOWS

Dream - Educational. AT The
Threshold Of Life: comedy. "A
Near Sighted Chaperon" western
drama. "A Western Heroine.
Grand --- Sea drama. The Mate
Of the John NJ: drama. "Ratfles
Caught. acfobatic. Guerrero
Troupe: western drama. The
California Revelation OF ists.
lyeeum - DRAMA. by Way OF
Mrs. Brow ming. comedy. One ON
the Washer: topical. Scenes on
the U. :. =. Connecticut: Indian
drama. An Indian NestRl. com
edy. Ills stubborn Way
cireul, DRAINS. The Artists
Son: comedy. Trailing the Coun-
terfeifcr". comedy. ~Josh's Sui
eide. drama. The Idle Boast
City - Drama. Master Cupid.
Detective. comedy. "rhe TRIALS ~
a Tall Traveller, industrial. MAN.
ufaetaring Fireworks: western
drama. The Stolen Grey"
Glass A - Drama. The Deacon's
Reward: scenic. "Alacelo. Birth.
place Of Napoleon" comedy drama.
-Jlmmie's Midnight Fright Indian
drama. For the Flag"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17

TACOMA. Oct iT.--rleading that
they had not prcyiousl, seen u
copy OF the indictments against
them. GUY Il. Kelly. supervisor.
Roger W. Watts. his clerk. and v.
N Sehaegcr. special agent of the
last Tacoma census, Eot two weeks
In which TO plead.
The cases will probably 80 To
trial late In November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
AT the Theatres

In their 0reek dance. Mabel and
Dora Ford take the audience back,
10 the DAYS Of Homer They carry
great deal of pretty scenery aud
their dances are gracefully and ar
slstleally done
James Augusta and Annie Hart.
lev do the fastest barrel jumping
stunt ever seen In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
BUREAU To PROCEED

The Seattle bureau ~ public eff.
cheney yesterday received the city
councils stamp OF approval In the
form OF resolution authorizing the
bureau TO examine the city records
and report as 20 the efficiency OF
the various departments. The bu'
rean Is employing A. J. Qulslcy a.
SIS expert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
At THE pANrAcEs

The headliner at the Pantagcs
this week Is the Tivoli auartettc.
which renders a variety OF vocal
numbers. Not only Is their work
the best OF the present show. but
n probably compares favofahlt
with any attraction on the circuit
for the past several weeks. An
other particularly clever numocr
was the comedy skit % Fassn and
byron. who delighted the audience
with their clever songs and Jokes.
The last number. and perhaps the
funniest. was Happy and his mule
Dynamite. The bin OF six acts VAS
played before large houses yes
tersiay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17

". q. Kennedy. sdrinlssrssor Of
his wife's estate. was instructed ~
Judge Frat.r yesterday to remain
Ia town TO close M the affairs of
the estate as soon as possible. Ken.
NEEDY has been ont % town cousId
erably on important business. he
said. and creditors hay. been voF.
rylng The heirs to the estate are
Kennedy aud his three children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17

A dramatic playlet, The strong
est Link" Ia the headline offering
at the Empress this week. The
play Is gorgeously staged aud well
acted hy Charles First and Florence
Hadley. Kennedy and Hollis easily
lead the comedy acts, and with
their rolllcking songs and curbstone
conflab they keep the house In an
uproar. Howard and Lawrence are
close second with their little
comedy sketch. Tho Stage Mana.
ger with Grace Almond coming In
. strong third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
vAscouvna-whsn old Jast. !

horse awncd BY Burns. Jordan
A Walsh. railway contractors,
plunged lnto the Fraser river when
the nllns 10 which he was beins
transferred across the eauson
broke, be was given up Tor dead
Half az hour later he picked his
way nlowly up Tho grade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17

4 sc tfutNrN FbFf
man diseouras
ina tho latter IN
hts plan loy a
march from A.
lauta through
Georgia to the
sea II Sherman
had paid any st
teution 10 the
letter the nation
might have lost
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