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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09
Letter to
DR.. Kilmer. & Co..
lBinghamptOn. IN. Y,
Prove What Swamp-Roo Will Do For

=-.lz@ You.
Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton, N. y for sample bottle.
It will convince anyone. You will
also receive booklet of valuable in
formation, telling all about the kid
neys and bladder When writing, be
sure and mention the Bemidji Weekly
Pioneer. Regular ffty-cent and one
dollar bottles for sale at all drug
stores. :. = il. u. - -: ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09

democratic party and Lorimer faction
In republican are defeated IN judicial
elections.
Nebraska Republicans capture
important state Offices. Daniel ".
.Sfanhnns flnmncrafic8 alanted to sIIe-
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09

Among those present were the So
cialists.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-09
o O o O O o o o o o O o o <
THIS DATE IN HISTORY,
November 9.

q November 8. (
o 1620-The Pilgrims on the
8 Mayfower came in sight
9 of land after a voyage of
o sixty-three days.
o 1775-Arnold, at the head of
8 1000 men, arrived be-
@ fore Quebec
9 1792-Baron Viamenil, second
9 in command of French
9 forces in the American
" Revolution, died in 6
8 Paris. Born Nov. 80,
8 1928. 6
9 1S41-King Edward VII born.
O Died May 6, 1910.
@ 1S65--The British Government 6
@ surrendered the Confed- 6
9 crate privateer Shenan- .
@ doah to the American
@ consul at Liverpool 6
o 1S72-Beginning of the great
9 Boston fire, which &
" burned over 65 acres and {
" entailed property loss
9 of nearly $60,0OO,0O0. {
@ 1S99-Admiral Dewey and Mrs. G
o Mildred M. Hazen mar 6
o ried in Washington. 6
@ l905-British squadron in COM 6
o mand of Prince Louis of
@ Battenberg visited New Z
9 York. G
@ 1910-President Taft left {
@ Washington for a tour of {
" inspection of the Pana-
9 ma Canal. {
@ o 9 o @ @ o o @ o o 8 9 o o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
PARCEL DELIVERY
DELIVERY SERVICE.

Phone a., Albuquerque Parcel De-
livery. PROMPT service and ssilsfac-
ton guaranteed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
The
Economist

Nure Conroy. l-hcrv ood. Cocu and
Clurko voting 'Ycs.
q ~ y Bryan treasurer ~ the
PARK board submitted Il report ot roe
c,irtr aud expenditure ot ,pld board
.1r sIt ruontlh 'uding October ist
tail. ~omy Was r'forrrd 10 tho DE-
usuc, committee
Huldinr light and fuel committee
reported un electrical contractors
bonds of " W langley, and coleman
and Fisher ana recommended that
bonds boy arceptod
Moved VS. Alderman Wreib. second.
cI Dos Alderman Coon thnt report of
oulldlIr ugul aud fDvl committee bee
adopted CARRIED
ordmanc, Nu t,l brtne "Nu ordi.
nsnre prp,idiuA rules aud regulations
for lltt rumnuE and operating of street
care within the cii> ~ Albuquerque,
New MeNiro. ana providing for ga,
pubit safety was presented for third
reading
Moved hs Alderman Wrc'h s,c-
rnd,d u' Alderman Nusc that ordi-
name, Nr go lsr reu' idrtcd rrnd The
Third lim
CARRIED Alderman Rcidy. Wruth
Nucr. D"prH IfherWupd. cucn aud
CLARKE ,oiue vr
Moved bf Alderman Wrnh. scr.
oudcd bf Aldermen clarke Ghat ord
nance so. ga De- nov pass,
CARRIED Alderman Rcidy Nruth
Aug.. Cnrpy sherwood Cocn aud
CLARK, voting yes"
Ordnaurr SO a. ralloWs at rnd ol
tudAi rN ord
Moved p, Ma rnau Nroth SECOND
90 D, alderman iehcrNnnd that th,
present autnmuhil" ordinances bp re-.
i,rrrd htek Goo tbo ordinance commit
tee with directions 90 ascertain t ths
saur can Doc improved by certain
! rhnnetF carried
Moved p Waterman wroth. scc.
1nded b, AiHDrman conruN that whcr
va adjourn ao do so 90 meet lmmrdl.
HlrlV at special m.etins
MoNcd Do, alderman Wroih. scc-
I ended hy lIdorman Reid, that coun
~ 90 nuv adjourn Cnrricd
D " ELDER
| JohN McMANls Mayor
Ci1k
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24

trlp 60 thc east
street committee presented conmu.
nicntlpus from the mayors aud other
uiliccrs Of various muniripali'ics r,la.
u,c lee lhtull'iir paving. winch wcto
r,nd ~ tho council
city engineer pres, utcd a lengthy
report showing the good aud bad
qualities Of puvcmuuia Chat have been
considered OF likely 60 be- considered
hy the council aud recommended the
bnulithir pavement n> the best pave
mrnt for the city Of Aibuqncrpuc.
Moved by Alderman lshcrwood
cuud,l Dos Alderman CLARKE HAT dis
QUESTION 90 paving matters %, tab, n
up at special meeting 10 Dee called
b., the mayor. a. soon as the Aucri-
can Lumber company submit infor-
nation Ia regard 60 would bloch paw
nE ana ans other Information tunt
the council may desire tu get Car
rlcd
Mr. John \. LhuEhliu. paving con-
tractor ana Mr. " T. Stamm asked
and Nirc given permission 90 address
the council in regard Ia paving.
Upon mutton cuilnCil adjourned
= " ELDER.
ions. ~ MrMANtS Mstur.
Clcrk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

s3l50 90 5.roOm new modern buuga.
low. corner lot. east font. Fourth
wld: only one block from car line.
$1,000 ,00--Nuw modern bungalow,
Fourth ward; rooms, splendid To-
cation. Part cash, balance per
cont.
s5000.cO Fine, modern homc on West
Tiieras. corner S0xi5U. all modern.
lawn. walks. shade, cellar. barn aud
etc Z rooms
S250o 00--Fiyc-roOm modern cottage,
Highlands. near Central splendid
condition.
east front. fun lot; Highlands, Just
of Central,
1880 DOWN. buy a good siX-room
house in splendid condition, with
shade aud fruit trees. Highlands,
near Ehops.
FOR RENT.
Sl2 00--i'Toom cottage. West Cen
trail
So O0--5.roum modern cottage. High.
lands. close in IA newly papcred
and painted inside,
$50 90 Z. room modern brick. High
lands. close IN
$50 90 t.room modern flat right IA
toWn.
JOHN ~. MOOIlie REALTY go.
I'M INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE
LOANS AND ABSTRtCrS.
ait Mcst Gold Ave. Phone 40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
MOHAIR GROWERS
DECIDE QUESTION
ON ITS MERITS
In Interest Of Wool Industry
of New Mexico They Will
Vote for Bursum and His
Safe and Sane Policies.

Hiilsburo y " pct 20 There "
a. large number ut mnhnir growers
in sierra county amt measured Ia
dnilars and cents. % b. probably the
largest industry ia the county 4
large number OF these INDUSTRIOUS
p,oul. have been brought up Ia the
ranks of th, Democratic party hut
win have 90 las aside this year the
Did TEACHINGS ana support the Hon.
~ - uprnm Tor governor aud tho
Hon Charles ! i.anghron Tor soma
tor and the Hon, w, II ihncher for
representative Thes, men must be
looked tp for the aid that Wv must
have " this industry H. 10 continue.
Tho usual argument that the cons
sumner pays does not apply to this
industry. There Is not any appre-
ciahle amount of the mohair con-
summed IN this county ana only an
enemy 60 the county viii attmmm 10
reduce the prlre nf the hair when
such reduction viii not hclp a man,
woman or child In thc county
The election h national ln scope.
ANY amount OF Islander and libel can
not keep this feet In thu BACKGROUND.
oar industries in this county are Ia
their Infancy and must be- protected.
The small Ca,tlcmHn must have
range and good price Tor tho prod
uciH of his industry Tho farmer
must he protected IN his small hold
lngs How * this going 90 he done
" thr governor and his nids are &c he
permitted to hold All the land in vast
leases How aid thc candidate Tor
governor on the Democratic ticket
set the $4,000 acres II he had the
power 90 obtain this amount when q
l1lsete eiiizen who much viii he hold
aud cnntrol " elected To- the vffice ol
governor - Sierra County Advocate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
spEtlN NTTTING on TiiE CfTN
COZ Ntii.
fhtnIunr lsfh lufa

Special moe inn of ihe riiv council
cailcd for t1c purpose Of eopsidersnR
matters Relative 10 ptNm the streets
ui the eIt, uf Albuquerque.
An cuunoilmrn duly notified as re-
quirtd bN ordinance.
Meeting called tu order hy Mayor
Elder
Present Alderman RcidY, Wroth.
conroy lsh rWpod coen and clarke.
Mr. korhrr ~ thr citizens Paw
ing committee addressed ,the council,
and reported his Investigations in tho
matter az pu,lne white on recent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
TYPEwRITERs.

ALL KINDS, both new and scrond-
hand. bought. sold, rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter TX
change. Phone 3aS. gni West Gold.
ron SAbE-Remington typewriter.
good order, SIS. goa Wcst Gold
avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
LOST.


LOST Red lur Johnson hlrycic.
Person who .ouF the wheel h
known aud Nul Nr prosecuted Il not
returned 60 owner AZ once. William
Zirhut. Care Herald office.
49, 49, . --s---at.afH T-r=rs rs---s~H---- $50
\ lsusing-s ~n2gr~tl0n,
Hobby mad worn his mothers pa
thence 10 tn limit
You are "a perfect littl" h'aihen'''
she remarked stus way at last
"Dn you m. h9" dtmundcd
liohbs.
Il do indeed. aIl hls mother
'Then say M aid Hobby. why
cant keen that tyu cents a a~ek you
elmme FOR IN, sunesF school collec.
tmnp guess I'm at hard ~ ~ any
ID no resi- OF ,ni llarper's Weekly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
MUSIC TEACHERS

MRS. RALPH ~ HENDERSON.
Teacher % Violin.
7ia w. silver Ave Phone SIS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
HELP wANTED.--Male.

SALESMAN WANTED Higher class
or better paying employment than
that Of representing n leading nursery
company Is not 10 ho had. II you are
ambitious 90 better your condition,
tho opportunity lies before you In en.
tcring our employ. Salem Nursery
company, Salem, oregon. ii.l0-c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
nEGuLNn MEETING or rtiE cry
COT NtIi.

MoctlBs cailcd TO order by Mayor
Elder
Fr,s,nt Aldermen ttudt. Aur,.
'oHr"y. isht Nond AMI chtty
Moved bg Alderman Ryidy - 'nud-
I'd ny Alderman clarke mat council
adjourn 90 meet Tuesday. October
l,th, 1914, 90 oigh, o'clock - u Car.
rivd.
, " ELDER
join 70, McMANtS Mayo
Ctttk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Two 70 flye.room houses
furnished or unfnrnlHhed W. v,
FutreIle. ilt W Coal, x
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
The
Economist


t2000--5-room brick. modern, South
Edith 81. close H.
iaiOO--5-rnom frame. modern eth
ward, near car nho.
ss20O--G-room Uuasstow. modern,
large lot. good outbulldinss. nne lo-
cation.
$1,000 room frame, bath. lot son
i42. shade and fruit trees, close In.
teOOO--t-room frame, modern.
lawn, chicken yard, south Edith 81
st0O0--G-room modern bungalow.
North ieth street.
s45OO--7-room cement nnlsh mod.
ern residence, nor water neat; large
lot good outbuildinE-; close IN
tf7s0--S-roum brick. modern, good
shade, NJ Second ri close IN
MONEY TO LOAN
ETEtF INSURANCE
A. Ffe isC her
tsI SOUTH FOURTH STREET
Next TO New postofhes. Phone s7a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
HELP wANTED...Fem

WANTED Woman f0s housowort
Call mornings 50i " Gold 25.D
WANTED Bright. intelligent Young
lady Good proposition References
required The Gray studio. a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24


FpR SALE Automobile tor sale.
cheap. sg5 a. Central ave. iau
- ---------------------
ron SALE WIN sell new furniture,
piano aud huu.. hold goods az rrl-
waite sale on account of leaving city.
3e7 North Fourth street.
-----------.-------- ------.--.----~.-----------
FoR SALE Ruhbcr-tircd buggy with
top. In good condition. Apply to
Dr. X. l.. Hust, y. A. Armlio building.
ron sALE--G'nte riding ar driving
horse, Call ga north First 81.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Eight.room brick house. modern. 4th
ward, close ln Price $35UO Fleming
Realty a. lnyos'ment Co, 2nd floor
Stern bldg
HOUSES FOR RENT.
-
FOR RENTED 10 five-room houses
furnished ar uninFnlahed. W. "
FutTeIle. ilt W Coal. x
MUSIC TEACHERS
MRS. RALPH ~. HENDERSON.
Teacher % Violin.
Tia w. silver ave. Phone SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
Mother Is Guilty;
Wronged Own
Daughter

Mrs. Myrtle Frazier and Frank
Goodman were found guilty yester'
day By Judge Frater OF contrib
nting 10 the delinquency Of lFma
Frazier. daughter Of the accused
woman. The trial was held before
Judge Fratcr without a jury. The
penalty is a fine mp to sl.ooo or u
sentence up To one year IN the
county Jail.
AS the mother was led out OF the
courtroom 10 the jail, her daughter
and she embraced affectionately
and kissed each other. The girl
had repudiated on the trial the
story she had previously told To
Juvenile Officer Boggcs, and her
statement 10 the effect that both
Goodman anu aer mother we're re
sponslble for her being In the Ster-
ling hotel. She Is only 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25

4 want to see my boy again
before I go on the operating table.
This was tho message that came
IN James LLOYD. iS. from his moth
or And he Was In the county JAIL
Ills mo- her. nearly 50 years OF axe.
Was praying 20 see him before un-
a.rroing an operation at the Prov
ldenes hospital. 1t may be the
last chance. she-soid Juvenile ot'
ficer togEes-
The operation was psfsormeo ~
10 o'clock this morning anu ,n.
uo,hers prayer Was answered a's'
bov was with her and ne Was -
n vas even more than shs haa
hoped for w,,r
iIer Jimmie" her only son. VIII VII,
not have TO stand trial Tor sF""a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25

The youngest star Ia the world
that's Mlxxi Hates. now In seattle.
How would YOU like 20 have that
honor, and also the honor OF hav-
lns been ON the stage q. baifdoxen
years, and never having been any
thing but a starr
That In Mlzxi Haios also. Her
stage career IL summed up IN the
meteoric flisht of something over
three years When she was atlil R
school rirl OF is. she took part IN
social reeitala In Budapest. Then
she entered u dramatic school. She
was no young and. small that she
was received IA the clansce reiuct,
antIy Hut at the end of the year
the managers In Budapest were
"crayseeH about her
She starred In Seven Sisters.
in which I.aurette Taylor In MAX.
Ing such a hit ON broadway. IN her
first professional engagement.
when she was hut a.
sancy. sparkling. niquant. playful
Mixxl Hajos dangled her No Is -
the. air tthey couldn't have been
much biegerl. looked down to see
that they reached about n foot
from tho floor. aud said
\ II never played a second part ]
was so fortunate. was a leading
lady always You see. | have swell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
FOOD PRICE
ISSUE is in COURT

is tho Law gotng to stop G. A.
Swanson, Weatlake grocer. from
selling flour at 81 10 for a tspound
sack. and 10 u guing to insist that
he should charge the consumer
it.ss,
THAT will be the question that
Judge Tailman will have to decide
on November 4. when the Fisher
Flour Milling Go. viii ask that
swanson b. permanently enloined
from settling It's flour under the
fixed price agreed upon
Against Public polley.
Swanson bought carload OF
-four from the Fisher Co. He agreed
not 10 sell II under si.h6 for ts'
pound sacks. 50 cents for xfSs-
pound sacks, aud 40 cents Tor s-io
pounds. Swanson. however. con
tends that II is against public pol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
GIANTS PLUCK
SECOND GAME

Ames. Lord flied to Snodgrass.
Oldring singled through short. Cob
lins flied TO Devore Oldring took
second on passed ball. Baker
f0uled TO Herzog. No runs.
New York--Doyle singled TO
rigbt. Snodgrass ont, Coombs To
Davis. Murray famed. Merkle
out, Baker 10 Davis. No runs.
NINTH INNING.
PHILADELPHIA Murphy safe on
Fletchers tumble Davis forced
Murphy, Crandali 10 Fletcher. Bar
~ forced Davis, Herzog 10 Doyle.
Barry out stealing. Meyers to F1et-
cher. No runs.
New York-Herzog ont, Barry 10
Davis. Fletcher doubled TO left.
Meyers out. Barry TO Davis Fiet-
cher took third. Crandall doubled,
scoring Fletcher. Deyore singled,
scoring CrandaIl with the ticing
run. Deyore out stealing. Lapp 10
Barry. Two runs.
TENTH INNING.
Philadelphia-Lapp out. Cfandail
20 Mcrkle. Coombs hunted safely.
Strunk ran for Coombs. Lord filed
10 Deyore. Oidring out. Meyers 10
Merkle No runs.
New York scored one run in the
tenth. winning the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
MARRIED HIM FOUR
DAYS BEFORE DEATH

ALAMEDA. Cal, Oct, 1s,-- MAI
rylng Frederick l.. Erickson. a
promlnent railroad building con
tractor. four days before his death.
Mrs. Marie Wilson must battle Tor
his estate today J. VI. Moffeti, a
San Francisco attorney represent
ing the firm of Peterson u Ertck-
son. of which y l.. Erickson was
a member. has issued funeral no.
tices IN which the name of the
aeathbed bride Is omitted
Erickson was married 20 Mira.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
Youngest Star in the World Is Now in Seattle

In English. ITS easy She earn
-esily vowed that what she said
Spelled Mizxi Iinjos. hut please
don't say 'HayIonh' That makes
me sound SO funny"
She has been hard at work pioh
ing np the English language. ana
has succeeded admirably, "oooi
Goo. know slang. too. she boast
cd. Il saw II In tho funny paper
Il said gaxeboo' They laughed ~
me and naid IL was gazabo. That's
funnlcr than any Hungarian wWd
to mean a real. living peraon.v
Mixsi has been In the tnitnd
States only tG months.
young, charming. harpy. copplng
American coin tyi7ooo 10 one
week IN San Francisco for The
Spring Maid. says current report J
what more could Mizgi iIajos want
The Star reporter took conrase aud
asked She denled there Was 4
e'hs' somewhere oh no. l
haven't any tims for that. ! must
keep ON icarnins Engiish-and
slang" ,
Mixrl starred 10 THE Morry
Widow. ''Thp Chocolate Soldier
aud 'sThe Slnins Maid" Her
feet, 10 inches has been the richest
asqulaItion 10 the American stsse
out Of Europe for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
That's Sad Part Of It," Says Elderly Woman
Asking for Divorce After Twenty Nine Years


This was the answer given by
Mrs. Mary A. Marshall when Judge
frater expressed his wonder that
she should seek divorce after 20
years OF married life with James
H. Marshall.
But | only ask TO have peace
and quiet IN my old age" the elder
~. gray.haired woman pleaded. in
low, mellow voice She gave
every appearance Of refinement
and culture. She was music
teacher. she said.
II stood 1t for many years for
the sake Of my two boys she said.
But they are grown up now. One
is 27. the other 23, and with their
aid III get along all right.
Husband Happy-oo-Lueky.
Her husbands nature. she said
was rowing one. He kept moving
from place TO place. He had all
sorts of schemes 20 exploit. He
was the happy go.lucky sort. who
good naturedly accumulated debts
which Mrs Marshall felt Obliged 10
pay, the testimony went.
Actress Gets Decree.
In all 3 divorces were granted
yesterday. Anna l.. Johnson. a
pretty young actress. complained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
BOTH 70; ASK DIVORCE

tBy Unitsd Press Leased wireI
WATERBURY, Conn, Oct.
25.---Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith.
OF Beacon Falls, both nearly 20.
are suing each other here for
divorce. and both have named
correspondents. One Of the at.
torncys says that each one has
another offer Of marriage. This
10 believed 70 have prompted
the suits.
Mrs. Smith names Marie Ny
berg and her husband accuses
John Jacob Julius Radman and
Martin Tronk. Mrs. Smith has
attached the property belong
ing to her husband, valued at
$4,000. The pair have not
been living together since 1882.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
BEAT CONDUCTOR

Harry s. Colt. conductor ON n
RaYenna park car. was worsted at
an early hour this morning when
he tried TO make four men keep
quiet. They had all been drinking
down town. when the conductor
spoke TO them quarrel followed.
ending with the four men joining
In giving him n severe beating
They left the car and the conduc.
tor was able TO finish his run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
MILLIONAIRE
IS MURDERED
Rich Californian and Girl Shot by Man Crazed With Jealousy
-Murderer Captured After Desperate Fight IN winch
He Is Mortally Wounded.

Romero's heart.
Then he turned the gun on the
Girl and shot her. She fell.
Thinking he had fatally wounded
Miss ouesada. Garcia darted for the
door, when another occupant OF the
house appeared and arsppled with
him. He prevented Garcia from flr-
lnq another shot at the PROSTATE
girl. but the stabieman escaped into
.he darkness, mounted the horse
and .alloped toward the foeshi'ls.
Hundreds Pursue.
News Of the shooting was carried
TO noighbors and the alarm spread.
Posses we're organized and th"
shafiffs office WAS notified Ranch.
ers and the authorities iolned
forces. and within half an hour aft.
er the alarm spread. the district
was being colnbed over for the
ssabieman. isy dawn the purruerA
numbered several hundred men.
Captured. morsalIy wonded.
A. noon today Garcia was cap
sured in the foothills. after q des-
perate fight, w which he was NOR.
tally wounded.
Garcia died later at the county
laii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25

Are you In the Wis busincasf
CongratuIations'
Wig dealers are being delnged
with Inquiries about the cost OF red
wigs. following the announcement
of The Star that all rcd-haircd
women. girls and Just plain Riddles
will be admitted to The Girl. the
Man and the Game" at the Seattle
theatre Saturday afternoon, as
guests Of The Star.
II was Billy t''SlnEie clifford >
penchant for red haired people that
made this arrangement possible.
nut here's warning. Wigs viii
not be- admitted. The hair must
be a bona fide red. II doesn't mat
ter much about the shade OF red
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
JIMMIE GETS HIS CHANCE

larceny. lie stole a sack OF coffee.
the complaint against him read. Hut
the slate has been wiped clean. jn-
ventle officer nogxaS has faith In
human nature. and Jimmie viii
get bis chance.
4 viii make good" The boy cried.
az he walked from the county jail
10 hurry to hts mothers side last
night
Hogres has put the boy uoder
parole. on the PROMISE TO report 10
him once each week. Lloyd ~ a
slim youth. Who looks younger than
his real age ". was never ln trou-
BILE before. Hosges will Try TO set
him Job. and young Lloyd earn.
estly promised To pay up for the
coffee.
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Wy Uhfted Hfese LeAhsd WfeJ
BOSTON. Oct. 25.--Fsi'ufe 20 dis.
cover either . vial or = paper con
tanning cyanide In the bsshrobe Of
Mlss Avis Linneii. the young sirl
for whose alleged murder Rev. c. v.
r. Rleheson IL held In jail here.
caused the police 20. insist upon .
second autopsy on the oisI's body,
which 10. In progress here today.
This 10 the third time the body has
been examined.
The first examination was per.
formed after finding the body IN
the bathroom on the night of the
Hlri's death. and the second al mid.
night last night when the coffin
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HAVE YOU RED HAIR? IF
so. YOU ARE SOME LUCKY

just SO it'a red.
Redhaircd girls are Al prems-
um just now and they ought TO b..
No wonder girls on the street turn
Ia look with envy at the girls with
red tfesses.
There are no trying conditions "a
comply with One day this weea
The star will print coupon which
will admit 10 the matinee any WON.
an. girl or boy with red hair. Watch
for that coupon. When II appears,
clip Il, take u to the box office and
get your reserved seat.
BiIiy Clifford has arranged to
have the best seats reserved for
The Stars guests. The coupon
will be as good as your dollars--if
you have the required red hair.