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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-06
TO BE TRIED FOR MURDER.
Shot Rival Dead in q Fort Worth,
Texas, Store.

Fort worth, lex, Marcn oU.-
For the first time in many years a
woman charged with murder in
the first degree is to be placed on
trial in this city next Monday. The
defendant in the case is Mrs. T.
NJ. Brooks, wife of a prominent at
torney, and her trial, upon having
shot and killed Mrs. Mary Binford,
department manager Of local dry
goods store, is to begin next Monday
in the Sixty-seventh district court.
The crime with which Mrs. Brooks
is charged was committed on Janu-
ary 16 of this year, and is believed
to have been prompted by jealousy.
Neither, Mrs. Brooks nor her hus-
band have shown any inclination to
make a statement that would indi-
cate the cause of the tragedy, but
for some time there have been ru-
mors strongly limiting that Mrs.
Brooks did not live happily with her
husband and that she believed her
husbands affection had been alien
ated by Mrs. Binford, who was di-
vorced about two years ago and was
considered a rather fascinating and
handsome woman. 1t is expected
that at the coming trial some light
will be thrown upon the relations
between the defendant and her hus-
band and between the latter and the
victim of the tragedy and this pros
pect has greatly intensified the pub
lie interest in the case.
Snlilingly Entered Store.
Whatever may have been the mar
ital complications, whether Mrs.
Brooks jealousy was we'll founded
or based merely upon tissue of her
own imagination, is still a mystery.
At all events, however, it seemed
real enough to the defendant at the
time of her desperate deed. Armed
with big, old-fashioned revolver,
Mrs. Brooks, on the afternoon of
January 16, made her way to the
dry goods store where Mrs. Binford
was employed. While she passed
through the whole length of the
lower floor on her way to the ele-
vator, Mrs. Brooks met many &C
quaintances. Smilingly she bowed
and stopped several times to chat
pleasantly with her friends, not one
of whom suspected for moment
that a few minutes later Mrs. Brooks
would be the chief actor in trag-
edy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
Second Avenue Philosopher
Comments on Worlds Series

The Second Avenue Philosopher
was sitting at hls ease. One foot
was on the rod Of brass and IN his
hand some cheese. And ia the
other mitt he Stripped the handle
OF stein. Philosopher was cheer.
full. for he'd got away with nine.
He drew the tankard 10 his
lips andstuck his nose within With
JOY he quaffed. then wiped away the
dampness on his chin. He wander
cd to the basket. and he cuIled a
pretzel there. and then he thus phil
osophized. ensconced deep In h
chair.
i've followed baseball all my
life. ! know the ins aud outs. ! used
to know King Kelly and those 9th
or 0id.tEme scouts. The mysteries
of inside BALI I've always under
stood. Why, I remember games
saw before the Brotherhood.
I've seen some stirring finishes.
like that OF 1908. I've seen some
racing In both leagues. but | am
here to state never saw a start
just like the one we have this year.
(Well. thank you. sir: do not
mind I'll have another beer1
You talk about the finishes that
fill the fans with bliss. Why. what's
the nse OF finishing. when you get a
start like this?
I'm talking OF the grizzly bunch.
the Mackmen and McGTaws; IL only
makes me sore 10 see the rough
stuff and the flaws Poor Baker has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
tsy United Pres. Leased wirs,

Los ANGELES. Cal. Oct. 2t.--
These ak men irdoIentiy played
cards on the top floor Of the Hall
Of Records today and wondered
among themselves whether any Of
them would actually pass upon the
question whether Jas. B. McNsrara
IL TO be hanged for the destruction
Of the Los Angeles Times and the
killing Of n men. or is TO 90 free
because the state was unable TO
prove its allegations. They repre-.
sent the work Of the last 10 days
spent trying 10 qualify a jury 80
that the "rnost famous murder trial
Of q century could proceed.
The first four can only be elm.
mated by peremptory challenge By
one side or the other unless Judge
BordweiI should. on Monday. after
consulting authorities submitted to
him reverse his action In overrul
ing the challenge OF the state
against Robinson and excuse him.
The challenges against both Mckee
and Mcintosh are expected to be al.
lowed. as both have admitted bias,
although In opposite directions.
AS matter Of actual fact. only
one OF the six has the slightest
chance OF finally being selected az
a Juror. He is g. q. Manning. a
raneher with long white chin
whiskers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
AxvEoLAR prurYsTRY N
IEALyTY.

In reality Aivcoiar Dentistry docs
not exist. except as a hot air dental
merchant may buurn YOU with his
con talk III IL did the dental profess
sion would know Il and adopt "a. AZ .
liked and proper procedure where
dental work Il required, and some
real estate shark or haif-bnked dtn-
list would not be claiming the dis
coyerr. In fact n Hebrew ahytrtts<-
ment writer In Chicago discovered the
Alveolar Dental Graft about ten
years ago and used IL to humbue the
people with. hut the graft faded away
In the East. When you 20 TO a den
list you do rot know the names OF
artificial teeth nor do you UNDERSTAND
the mechanical construction Of artif-
cisl dcnturcs. The dentist could b.
tray your confidence and tell yo1
that a cheap crown was an Aiveolel
tooth. or that crudely constlucted
saddle bridge work was Alveolar
teeth. You would be helpless. BE-
cause all teeth look alike TO YOU.
] have offered 81 Geo 90 for Just enc
Alveolar tooth or bridge or Just one
single piece OF Aiveolar dental work.
clatm this money, and " Aiveoiar
teeth and Aiveolar dental work Il
not a fake. why does not some one
claim this money and expose mef II
would he easy for me to claim TO %
world-renown Alve0ihr Dentistry ana
charge SEae.nn for fastening a set OF
$500 teeth 20. saw three or more
loose teeth. and when the loose teeth
come GU, make the patient s1e.oe
set Of teeth and get rid Of them ana
be 1854 90 ahead on the deal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
CURING PYoRRHEA.

This Pyorrhea graft always gees
with the Aiveolar graft. ! could tHs~
pose on people who never had Pyor-
rhca and tell them they We're victims
OF this dread disease. and n could
get $4,000 for curing Pyorrhea IN
mouth that never had II ! would hAfs
a fine graft and make money huk
Pyorrhea can only be comhaited ana
treated. A deep seated. wen advanc.
ed case OF Pyorrhea never was and
never will be cured, only by removing
the teeth. yet the Hebrew ADVERTISE
mcnt writer cured Pyorrhea when ne
wrote the advertisement. and graftefs
and haif-haked dentists have hss1
curing Pyorrhea ever since with hot
airl when they get some one who
stands for the graft Alve0lar Ten
tistry and curing Pyorrhca exist only
for the purpose OF advertising ana
getting peoples money. and that -
Alveolar Dentistry. IL not. 7 am Liable
IN damagcs for publishing THIS
article. ana a Judgment can he col
lcctei from me. as | have nothing
covered up 20 avoid liability
A dentist may he willing 20 wcrk
cheap, but that 81 hts own business.
dentist may consider II proper 70
advertise IN newspapers. that IS ms
business and 81 IS q good business.
sqnare' and does ,,.,' what hreadvertises
10 do. he viii have business % DO. a
dentist NAV not care 20 ioin tho
Society Combine, and that Is his bust
ness. bat there arc two dentists whom
people should beware OF, one is the
AlNoolar CRATER. the other II the
poor. insignificant skate Nyiho depends
on Initiating some other dentists
name for the purpose OF stcalink
patients A dentist who has not the
ability to make reputation as a den
list and build a dental practice N
twenty years without Initiating some
other dentists name. could hardly ps
credited with intolltgencc. ability aud
honor sufficient To- entitle him 20 cen
sidcrRtlon ga n dentist They must be
ciaHscd az grafters.
Beware OF imiiators when looking
for my offices.
MY next article viii be my expert.
once before the Oregon state pentai
Board.
EDWIN ]. BROWN. II. u. s,
go Kstraf A..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
Humor In Missouri.

When Christine Nilsson made her
concert tour OF the United States
In 1884 Slgnor Brignoh sang with
her. lie caused much merriment
when he came forward in a Missouri
town 10 apologize for Missions in.
disposition.
Madame Nilsson ees a leetle
horse" he said.
Noticing n ripple OF laughter
among the audience. he repeated
the statement that Nilsson twas a
leetle horse. leetle horse. leetle
colt"
Whercupon a faeetous occupant
OF the gallery brought Down the
house by remarking:
Well then, why don't you trot
her out ?"--Tit.Bits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
Will Vote for
Bryan in Oregon

PORTLAND. Or. Oct 2i.--fcs
the fourth tim. in history. the
name OF the peerless leader VIM
Jennings Bryan. will appear az q
candidate for the presidency Of tho
United States
II. ID. wasnon. member of ths
jackson club. and a leader of the
democratic minority IN Oregon. TO
day announced that the Commoner' =
nam owoald be placed on the Off.
name would be placed on the off.
tiai preferential primaries. next
The democratic vote In Oregon ID
small.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
Fight Between
Mayor and Editor

KLAMATH FALLS. Or. Oct. Fl.
After a street fight here between
Mayor y. y. sandcrson and Editor
y J. Murray OF the Klamath Chron-
icie. the city attorney today prom.
ised TO investigate conditions In the
iendcrloin and 20 stamp GU, the
district. II possible. The fight start.
ed over charges by Murray that
the mayor was protecting the vice
district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
JUDGES POWER
CAN BE ABUSED
-Theodore RooseveIt.

(By United Press Leased Wire)
NEW YORK, Oct. 2i.--N
most emphstieally believe that
We have been wise in giving
great power to our judges" de-
clared Theodore Roosevelt In
speech at the civic forum
here. "But I believe also that
II, like any other power, can
be greatly abused, and that Il
is a power which has not been
permanently aiienated from the
people.
at is only when they exer-
else the greatest wisdom and
self restraint that II is an adj
vantage TO have fixed in courts
the power to state that a leais-
Iativc act 10 unconstitutional"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
WHAT n ALvEoLAn DExrrsrn

Aiyeoinr Dentistry IL = rank graft:
u bears The same relation 10 the
honorable practice Of dentistry that
the land shark bears 10 the real CO.
tAfa business. A fraudulent real
estate shark and a dental CRATER are
~ the same class, only the real Estate
shark win stand the best chance of
breaking Into the p~nitenfiary. The
main feature ~ AiFeoiaf dentistry 10
that II affords some haif-h4ked DEM
list an opportunity TO ret his fingers
into your pockets. All real dsntista
speak OF Aiveoiar Dentistry as he
money g.tfcr'k graft
In Germany the dentist viii make
what IL practically partial plate ard
attach two gold crowns 10 the plate
snd then cement the crowns on The
teeth. which hold the plate In the
mouth permanently. AL food ara
materials taken into the nnoufh force
PARTICLES or under the Plate and
finally the most oufiandfsh rhhy
mess that ever accumulated ,n enc
place on earth is carried nsound In
The mouth. with stencil comtng
from the mouth that would drive 4
huxzard out OF a tan yard This .
what some grafters who are not
dentists call Aiveoiar Dentistry.
only tire plates are made ~ fov
grade gold ard are crude.
instead of the palate ~ the month.
but the principle II the same IN
health ~ often caused by this un-
sanitary dental work. Before penfAi
Hygiene and Prophyiaxls were recog-
nsxed this class OF work was done.
bat about thisty years ago II vac
discarded by all dentists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
PAPER CoMETH OUT WITH A LrTHP

SAWTELLE. Cal. Oct. PA lisping edition Of the
Sawtelc Weekly Sentinel today breaking all records
for circulation set by tS great home paper. The
is laid bare in announcement by the editor
Henry Schul,zc:
AT the time the Thcntinc wath about half tibet
evil dithpothcd thief entered iih office and carried away
all cthcth and Tor ihih rcahon thubihcrberh
will have do the beth they reading thomc OF the
articieh which thpcled the which they may
have noticed in fhith adyertithmeut
rival newspaper. commenting in large headlines on
the prcdicamcnt OF the Sentinel says:
The Thawtee Thcntincl comch out with lithp"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
ROBINSON LATEST

ROCK ISLAND. ILL.,. Oct IL
Aviator Hugh Robinson has estab.
llshcd a new aeroplane record, II Is
announced today, by flying for a
distance Of 373 miles with load OF
1000 pounds OF mail matter. Rob.
inson Is flying from Minneapolis 20
New Orleans and making his land.
ings on the river lie win remain
here for repairs 60 his machine I'M
I'll Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
V|CEROY JOINS
THE REBELS

PEKiNG. Oct. Alt IL reported
here that Yuan Shi Kali has recon
sidcrcd his acceptance Of the vice.
royalty os Human and Hupeh and
will join the rebels While this re-
mains uncuuiirmcd officially. II is
generally believed. and. II true. II
virtually seals the fate OF the Man.
chu government.
A general uohammcdan revolt Ia
now feared. Kansu. one Of the prov.
inces Of the northwest the strong.
hold OK the Mussnlmans, Is reported
~ about 20 suffer an outbreak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
COG SLIPS in TREASURY

NV nitrd Tfe~s t<ss~d Niset
WASHINGTON. Oct. zi.--A coz
which slipped in tho intricate
mechanism Of the United States
sr~asursrs money vault and failed
20 throw off the burglar alarm a,
the time when the doors we're to be
opened. caused the gong to sound
yesterday. and the entire force Of
employees In the treasury depart.
incnt. with rifles and rctolvern, be-
gan search for robbers II was
some time before the cause Of the
trouble was located.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
THE HQRsQh Of ITALY

ROME. Oct 2i.--The Hobson OF
the Italian navy appeared early in
the game. lie is Lieut. Olgeri. com.
mended In the official orders OF
Vice Admiral Aubrey for oonspicu.
GUS gallantry In making a row boat
reconnaissance In the face of the
Turkish batteries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
AMERICAN FLAG
ORDERED OUT
Of TORONTO

NEW fONk. Oct 2t.-~lllRh fcel.
inK over the recent reciprocity
campaign ~ today believed 20 be
responsible for the ordering Of tho
American flRg ont Of Toronto. Can.
ada'n second city. censors have
notified every motion picture the.
atgo In the city 10 remove the stars
aud Stripes from their buildings and
no films portraying the flag may be
shipped to Toronto from the Unit.
Ell States.
Motion picture exchanges here In.
tlmated to-day that they will ask
Washington to demand an explanA
ton from the Canadian government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21

The committee had called to sug.
gcst government by commission to
Nero, and that eminent ruler listen.
ed attentiyely and smiled approx
ingly.
1T looks good to me-" he said
"providing. OF course, that ! am the
commission,"
Whereupon the committee laugh.
ed automatically and Withdrew. ~
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
PLAY CARNIVAL

The Northwest Conference OF
Charities and Corrections viii be
concluded tonight, when the dele
gates will attend the autumn play
carnival TO be given by the Collins
playfield children at Leschi park.
The evening session yesterday was
held at the Broadway high school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
SIX POSSIBLE
JURORS PLAY
CARDS

= r. D. Green. builder and
= rancher
= Robert Balm. retired car 4
4 penter.
4 c. II. Manning. farmer.
= f. e. Robinson. contractor.
= A. r. Mcintosh. baker aud 4
4 restaurant proprietor. under
4 challenge by the state because
4 OF views friendly to labor
4 unions
= George w. Mckee. real es-
4 tate dealer. under challenge By
4 the defense because he be-
4 lieves dynamite explosion
4 caused the destruction OF the
4 Times building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
Rebels Victorious

TOXIC. Oct. 2i.-official confIr.
nation OF press reports that the
Chinese rebel armies have gained n
great victory north OF Hankow was
given out here today by the Japa.
nese war office.
II IL declared by the officials that
their secret means OF information
has brought the news that the i'm.
perial Chinese forces have been
badly beaten and have been com.
PEELED to retreat down the Yangtsc
Kiang from the scene of battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
BEARS BOTHER HIM;
REQUESTS TROOPS

MACON. Ca. Oct. Monroe
Phillips. the owner OF a 5000 acre
plantation on the Ogmulgec river,
twelve miles below Macon. has
written 20 the secretary of war ask.
Ing II the government will send
a troop of soldiers to assist him in
DISCRIMINATING the 200 or more
bears that infest his place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
TOWN IN TRIPOLI
seized BY ITALIANS

btNoAZI, TrIpoIi, Oct. 2fl--ThIn
city 10 IN possession today o. 1000
italian troops, who landed under
Rear Admiral Aubrey and Won a
sharp, short battle from the TURKS.
The Turks pot up a stubborn fight
and for while the invaders we're
repulaed but reinforcemsnts from
the italian fleet turned the tide Of
victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
PREDICTION TRUE

PORTLAND. Or. Oct. 2l.--Fif'
teen years ago. Mrs. L. X. Adams.
we'll known as an astroiogcr. cast
her horoscope. which told her that
abe would sustain fall In 1911 and
die Of the injury. The prediction
came true shortly before midnight.
when Mrs Adams died, after suffer.
Ing several weeks from n fractured
spine. received in n fall
Mrs. Adams took unusual precau-
tons In an effort 10 defeat the fate
she had foretold. according to her
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
WHY THE DEuTAL coMErun
rHEryEs

One reason for the thrift II fho
Dental Combine W THIS state ~ thsf
people have been robbed and befrzr-
"a - advertising aud D0naIsegftsI9~
FfaftinE dentists until they hasS
come 90 look upon all drntlsfe a.
FfnfteFs. and when q dentist Who an
plies business principles % Tie pfar-
fics 81 bic profession goes before the
people. or approaches the Governor.
the Attorney General a nUfnber "a
uer legislature. or presents q iuefit-
ofous cAhc In our court he IL fonn6
TO carry with him oF his ease that
stigma cast upon him by the Krnffer
waU IN the cure uf fhe dental prn-
fsrsion. And this preludice hxs
fnittssied nightly agalnst nae ana
IN favor Of the Dental comblns
which always has lie ethical lannsrn
carried and uufuried BY rrspecsahllity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
A Business Head.

$50 you are going 10 marry Miss
Clever"
mo. She's far 10 up-to-date for
my simple taste"
How ID that"
Why. wrote her last Monday
to say ! was coming down to pro-
pose, and when ] arrived found
she had sold the rights of photo
graphing my proposal TO cinemsto-
graph firm. Sketch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
$500 vERDlcT-oNE
WOMAN nj

a jury in Judge Meyers court.
on which there was one woman,
awarded a verdict OF $500 10 Nor.
ris Lebovitz and Herman Kron.
field against Theodore Cogswell
and Patrick n. Casey. for alleged
misrepresentation OF timber values.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
Gets Real Drink; Dies
INV United Press Leaned wire,

CHICAGO, Oct. 2i.--J NJ Cham
bers of st, Joseph. Mo, told q bar.
tender he wanted "a real drink.
and when the aproned man slipped
him a high life cocktail he drop
ped dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21

my sympathy: I'll bet he'll win out
yet: they failed 10 spike him at the
point that makes the horsehlde
sweat But. laying all the dope
aside, the rough stuff and the mess.
this series game has forced us all
TO speculate and guess. And just as
we we're framing up to watch the
score again. The Star comes out and
Riddles yell. the magic cat.cail,
RANT
But then. as long as water drops
the series win be on. and when the
ralnleas days arrive. the series will
be gonei"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
CONDUCTOR WOULDN'T TAKE
TRANSFERS: s MEN SETTLE QUESTION

H q conductor Walngford line q 10 The
hospital ~iih and
bruised tried enforce OF Jake Furhs
boarded i.aiona u <th
lisa last nigb They had transfers but Green refused TO accept
e claimed
wat them off. but they much for
knew happened
Of while the five walking the OF their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
TURKEY FEARS ATTACK

tDy untsed rreee Leased Wire,
ATHENS. Oct 2i.-Turkey IL to
day In apprehension Of an attack
by the Italians on the Island of
chsos. according 10 reports here
that Turkish troops are being sent
there. Tho population OF the island
10 mostly Greek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
WILL TELL HER STORY
To CLEAR HUSBAND

ny uaissd Press LsAssd wIrsb
pRtNGviLLE, Or. Oct IL
In an effort TO clear her hus.
band. who 10 on trial fer hss.
ing killed Louie Long. an OAK.
land. Cal. punlilss. who vas
riding with her IN an svtore-
bile when he was shot, Mrs.
Helen Riley will take the stand
and give the full history Of her
relations with the prize fighter.
The shooting occurred sss-
srsi months ago. whom Riley
overlook the couple after q sen
satiorai sutomcbils race 81
many r,iiss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
The Story Of Washingtod's
Dental Conspiracy and
AIveOIar Dentistry

! do not want my readers 20 con-
slider me a Heoid or 0unrfeisome ufsn
other dentists. because. while stseIf
preservation Ia the frat law ~
nature" J do not write and publish
this article expecting II 10 bring
patients 20 ne. I hafs many friends
VINO are N the ilfEt ranks ~ the den-
tai profef zion In Seattle. and I ~.
epect them. even though He may not
hffee on the quest son ~ Professional
ethics as applied % houorahie adser-
Using dentistry ia this state. lsnt
there N a type ~ man to fhiN wnrif
who would have lived in exile nsd
they lived IN Or before the communal
days, because thor would have been
considered dangerous 20 Noeisty ard
the public welfare would have n4cew-
SLATED their nsFrnce. because honest.
pfaceabie Bcupie would fare heffer
without them. and when Ia exile they
would bc cast out amongst the rng,ber
clt-throat Ftarpers who neither gass
Or asked consideration In the field u
robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
NEW HAMPSHIRE NOT
FOR IA TOILETTE

. CONCORD. N. n. Oct. 2i.--New
,fiampshlrc will not declare for La
Toilette according TO former Sena-
tor VIM Il. Chandler. who also
holds that the chances for a rcpub.
lican victory next year are dubious.
Chandler expressed these views
in letter replying 10 an invitation
TO attend a meeting In Chicago OF
the campaign committee OF the re-
publican progressive committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
NOW HE'S AFTER
THAT $500, 900

NEW YORK. Oct. 2i.--Sevcn
years ago Captain Almond. master
OF the tramp steamer RciEale. was
notified that his sister In Chicago
had died and left him fortune OF
100000. He did not believe the
news. With the passing OF time he
changed bis mind and Is now en-
route TO Chicago to see II the money
IL really waiting for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-21
cENsonst,Ip sreIcr

PEklNC. Oct. 2i.-The sfric,es,
censorship OF all news OF the reyo.
tuition has been established here
BY the imperial government.