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Both Get Divorce

slfs Relle Eplen secured a III.
yefcr from J. r. Epton. public
market meat dealer. yesterday or,
i IS Fntou sot a divorce from Mira.
Fpinn. Take ynuf choice. Either
way ron put it IL correct Tenn
pofary Judge Hawkins made the
decree wide enough 20 allow either
IA clalm victory. Mira, Upton al.
legged assettion aud ncnsapport.
Fpton came right hack with a
charge al cruelty. alleging that hts
wife csressed him with an ivory
srlhhaee beard rlght ON top u the
Uranium. and that all the benefits
Of sewing he ever received out OF
married life were the three stitched
which the doctors put IN after she
had fired 4 rock At him aud proved
20 be good shot
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CITY afai rarATr.
NEW 4.RoOM coTTAen

NEW 4-HDOM COTTAGE
SIS down a1d SIS per month phase
tered walls fireplace. cits Nafar.
trout and back porchee. large iot,
% car fare aud nice View ~ tAfhe
waHhlnRton
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CASE BEING TRIED OVER AGAIN
BECAUSE OF WORD "ANY"

Heeauss Judge Hanfeyd uaed the
little word any IN his instructions
60 the jury. and then. after a verdict
Tor si2.z6z was returned In favor Of
Eil Aeloclch against the Stone
Webster corporation. he decided
that be used the word In an I'm
proper way from legal standpoint.
the whole case IL mow being tried
over again. The second trial began
this morning Meloclch was too
poor to prepare an appeal from Han.
forsi's ruling on the word amy
Melocich lost his right arm. and
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Turkeys. 80 cents pound. ducks, ~
&C q pound geese. 20 cents pound
chickens. 30 cents pound golden figs,
ausA. good cooking apt,lea. III box. Ne.
so sack flour. xf.t0. large navel or
anaes. z dozen ~ cents. New Jersey
eranberriea J quarts Is cents: apples.
box 30 cents. Eastern bacon. Is cents
pound. salt pork f2a cents pound.
cottage hams. rs cents pound, porter.
house steak. II cents pound. ssrloin
4 eek. 8 cents pound; prime ribs OF
beef. tah cents pound fancy veal
roast, Is cents pound. eggs. 25 cents
DOZEN butter. 80 cents pound; fancy
peanut butter. 2s cents pound: im-
ported Norwegian goat cheese. 3sm
cents pound.
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had hts chest torn sofnn. and re-.
eeived numerous wounds about hia
head and body. sustaining also per.
manent Internal Injuries. because
tho corporation loft eertaln cog
wheels IN gravel machinery unpre
tecsed a snequalrale. This was the
proof he offered through an inter.
prefer this morning.
Judge llanfofd himself had die
covered the technlcal error Ia his
alleged misuse Of the word any.
and II was upon that be ordered a
new trial.
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SANITARY bfAHKET.

Three cams MIX 20 GENTS, cOffee.
80 cents pound. home made mlnce
meat pounds for 20 cents, crHnber-
.ries. quarts 20 cents. navy beans, s
ecuta pound; Malaga grapes. pounds
~ cents; pineappios. 25 cents each
extra fancy Winesap appicA. $3.50
box cooking apples, . cents dozen
large extra fancy, delicious apples, 80
cents dozen. herring for % cents
picnic hams. t2A cents, Eastern ba-
con. II cents pound; lamb chops, 10
cents pound. pure lard. 30 cents, local
ranch eggs. Is cents dozen. fresh Ore
son eggs, SO cents dozen; Eastern
eggs 30 cents.
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Shusier Gets Help

NEW YORK. Dec 2tw Nor.
gan Hhuater. the American treaaur.
erfeneral Of Persia II 10 have the
assistance Of his cousin. Edward
ahuater. Tor the past SIX years IN
the quartefmastef'g department IN
the canal zone. IN his controversy
With Russia Edward Shustef n In
New York today after a hurried
trip from Panama. on bis way 20
Teheran
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ID. M NAMARA
( APPROACHED" =?

thF united Press Leased Wttsl
INDIANAPOLIS. lad Dec. 2i,-~
Assertion that federal officials
have, since hia Imprisonment. ap.
preached John j Mcnamara Ia
San Quentin prlson. Cal. with prop.
oHiilona for him to become gov
ernment witness la the dynamiling
inveatigation here Was made today
II Is unknown what Inducements
were offered.
The report ~ the attempt TO
make Mcnamara weaken" fol.
lowed sensational occurrences In
Judge Mafhey's court That iufiht
fined Prosecutor Baker $50 for con.
tempt OF court following Bakers
encounter with detective OF the
National kroctoFH' association.
whom be acruHcd OF "hafaaalngs
the members of the grand jury In
yeailKating tho dynamitinxs.
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NIX ON u. S. COIN

LONDON. Dec. n According 10
a proclamation today In the London
Gazette. American silver and gold
coins. which have been current In
the Bahama islands for long
time paAt, will no longer be legal
tendar there after January /. 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-21
"Trusty" Escapes

After having served is month";
and With only two moatha more 20
serve. Peter Lneern. Il trnsty In the
King county Jail, effected his escape
last night. uacero waN convicted u
contributing 20 the delinquency Of
a child and Was sentenced 70 ono
year IN Jail and fined $500. As
trnsfy he was permitted to 60 ont.
side on many occasions. and last
night forgot to return.
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Oh! How Very
Polite

WASHINGTON. Dec a1.~-An ex.
change of couffesiea between Pres.
ldent Taft aud Csar Nicholas OF
Russia took place today. which IL
Nicholas dag" ia Russia. The
cnhird messages wefe announced
from the White House. President
Taft cablad the cxar as follows.
\ beg 10 offer your majesty my
cordial Fluctuations ON this ami
yerHary. and assurances Of my high
est regard. and my good wishes for
yourself and tho nation over which
your majesty retKns,
Gar Nicholas cabled In reply:
PRAY mccept my cordial thanks
for your congratuiatlons and many
good Wishes
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KILLS HERSELF

San FNANtI5tU, Uec. 81 In
front OF the American theatre. amid
passing throuEa OF Christmas
shoppers. Mabel White. show Girl.
today swallowed q quantity OF lysol
Pedestrians. who rushed her 20 a
nearby drng store. saved her life.
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@ft*tffkfEf EFFt& @ARF-s
SPOKANE. f,wc. Alto. the
pnor INDIAN fxsok at him, Looks
like Chief Geronimo Ia captivity.
like a sabdued warrior. like an TN.
tanned aborsEine--ev though he
doses wear white meas clothes
doesn't huy
But what do yon suppose gives
him his claim to faneT Scalp lift.
Ing War path Massacres
Nothing DOING
Ne took first prixe At the fourth
national apple shoa In spoka ne
for hts exhibition OF pippinsi
lie is Chief Isaac. full,hiooded
Kogssnai.
chief Isaac IL very oid~-iust how
many moons he does not know
The koos.nais accord him respect
as great as that OF any war chief
Of bait century ago With the
whltes his word il al good az his
bond. and. taken altogether. Chief
Isaac Is one OF the big men OF his
section. red or white.
And he sure can raise apples,
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THE SEATTLE STAR


TO MAIL gUnacnIBEns The date
witHu your subscription expires 10
on thn address label Of your paper,
When that OATS arrives, u your sub.
nefiptleu has not again been paid
IA advance. rouf name IL tAksri
from TIE list A change Of date
90 The addrcnu label IL receipt
For the convenience of our readers,
We have Established agencies at Tbs
following aFnH stores.
y. NJ Mullen. sa0a Ballard aw Phone
Ballard 500
Quaker Drug stores. Fourth ay. and
Pike st.. Third nv and Madison ct.
First Av.. uaHr spttHK 81
Transient classified advertising rates
are 10 cents per iine when set solid.
figuring words 10 the line isis
innufs IONS for the price ~ five1 I'M
der all eiasslfiee tiena excepting
male o. female heip wanted. which
wtit be Inserted ffea 90 the EN-,
piufer where he position carries
4 straight salary.
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Wizard Burbank Puts
Over Another

SANTA ROSA. Cal. Dee. 9l.--
Luther Burbank. the plant wizard.
has added another dlacoyory to his
long list today In his announcement
that his famous splnoiess cactus Is
not only nutritious aud valuable a.
a fruit. but makes the finest quality
OF whltewash and paint. The state
ment was made and explained at
length at the convention Of the Cali.
fornia Fruit Growers association
here.
( NEW YORK. Dec. u Falling
two stories In runaway elevator
today, nine persons were severely
injured In the Importers and
Traders building here.
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PIANO HOUSE BURNS

OAKLAND, Cal. Dec. 2i-FYre
today caused $4,000 damage here
The principal loser IL the GIrard
Piano company. whose loss amounts
10 SIS. 600.
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DR.. NUREMBERG

fsarmaAn Spnnlaftnt on ek4r0ntg dts
eases The following naesnpsfs are
en- rleynd Aieehana TisefHuy. ftste-
ogmthF, gshifupsnrtir Electric BaRa
Osrm and eilrNe most successful
fh4uKA that Germany ever produced.
keep Yon eyes on Tits al fof teNgl-
rnnuiMEa ~ cures. / have them by
the lsandFada
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HAVE YOUR PHOTO
IN HER EARRINGS

There need be no further trouble.
We have solved the question for
you.
what 20 buy Her for Christ
mas"
10 defnler c1." French for the
last gasp in fashion IL the medal
lion earring. A small miniature
portrait aud frame are is dlalin4
nulahfnr Characterization
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II you give her a pair OF these
earrings, accompany them with
yourself. Then when abe wears
them al parties shell be labeled as
your own.
II you're married. you can have
one earring set with your own fair
face. the other with group por
trait OF the Kids.
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SUFFRAGE CHECK is LATEST

NEW YORK. fec. IL. The suf-
frage check is the newest curiosity
among the bank cashiers. Votes
for Women" Is stamped with cob
ored Ink Just above the place for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-21

ofxLxxwH SAFETY nAxon
WILL ErsEAsE MIN.
He Will aMf q. Mex~r fear. He
viii thank ywsi fxoa the bottom %
t4t~ heart every time he Hl4aves
4 Gillette safety NAnog u q ftg.
tssg xlff. a practical ziFs. the sort
~ 1 xtfs that A man appreciates
seven days \ wsek and fifty-twa
wrecks 4 year
Gltseft. nGaek AafeSee Grain
Leather Case nf Nickel Plated.
Stams1ara Set. Silver Plated AANpf
ts.s .fs stssass se 81 4sasss.s %a~Ho
Snnse Ia rocket edition . $500
tsats- Fsafet Bkknfn s... a&-so
fsel< Patel itA4usa N riNNkln
ra&e - eaasf-p iasesf case - 20
Zach SEA hAs twelve senhie, edwe
hi4Aes "a eHItiAx eslxaa. dn4eic
fhskee ~ attteF ssNoee rut ap In
handsome utekni ptatet hox.
We deliver - afss posi- ~ 90
rxT2s office. frsN a charge
fs yeur Krtsud uwas 4 Gillette.
1 hax af twelve bsa fea VIII Be afss
rreg lated They A~il fer a dollar
ea4 give over a hundred ~havea.
knl4ea MuG Forks. GaFxlng SETS.
Years feg nAxzssns
Spinnings Bargain Store
fsfs-as F~mFth ssea~~s
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WEAPON.

the signature. II Ia IF such size
that those who get the slip Of pa.
per cannot fall 10 recognize the 81.
lent appeal for franchise rights for
women.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
pUnNlsltf5 ROOMS

Found lesluch rubber drive belt
Joe lambflk. Route z. box "a. ftan=
ton WISH
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HELP wANTEp-MALe.

~~-~e~-es-s -
Wanted -sMen ana women TO learn the
barber trade Largest and most
complete school in the West. Wages
paid while learning. An unlimited
course only &zs. Call aud see our
school OF write for particulars.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
6s Washington. or 40 Third Av.
Phone. Main S4as.
Olympic -HonHekeepinE
rooms. Si.T5 and Up. single rooms
1850 and up. best and cheapest
cloae.in apartments IN city. near
public market 20lo Western nv.
Would like position as ianitnr's
helper Of on freight elevator or floor
sweeper Phone X tfo2
Spring vt. pool room. rsverythlng
new; 24 cents per cue. Main en-
trance. 1921 Third av. W. Cramer,
Ted Datue
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LOST AND FOUND

FnMnd-~ou Fourth nv. nice set
ring. December To- owner call
Ggleen Anne e34s.
i.ast-~-Yeilow scotch collie 1910
tag Reward III s1nd nv. s.. Yes
Ter way Phone cedar $40.
Lost Brown and white Pointer dog
male black collar. Main 6ssi,
Queen Anne nm express. r. nalgie.
NJ tis0
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NEW rooAy

Learn 30 lance IN two
~ days .rslfals iaai!ue-
NE sons every day snJ even
N,R ,a ..a y as"a ,sasE.r, spafan-
49, - uNfA AND
- Seventh and linton
~ II yon have hied 20
learn FROM ether ieacA-
rrn without R9rceas
come TO ia Prof Esber
let me figure an ynuf building and
repair work. John Il. Johnson s04
" Hove e. lad. a 1858.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
s~.~~e~-@ra@4~<<4Ne~~ ~~~~~~ee~r~~sesr~f>e>f~
"THf. ISIS THEATRE
The home Of cowboy and Indian pie.
tusrs r4f#t av,. neat door to the
ttFNattis
Personal.
<s~~<>e<~~~-~.@~s~~~rss~~<-
RUPTURE rsftREr44f1o not wear
sfaaa permanent absolute. without
ogsratkeu uf detention from hiist.
nrse or labor. over 100 cases cnret
= past to ssars. from Ags ! IA
Az klgsi Bldg. Ind ~. Al Pike 81.
LADIES' REMoDEIlNG PARIsoRS
N~w garments made ans old Fvmod-
elea Latest styles Prtcea Tsa-
senahle' afS Arcade Blk. Ind l.
MERRY rIfRfsTMA&
Alaska heaaagnffefs. wonderful
variety from every rrmnssy
fE OIDE &C itIBStTf SHOP.
cgigian Dock
All kinds ~ garments made ever.
chtiafnn'a sewing daue. new Nar-
meafa altered MsN smith 9Si ttls
NJ X Tsss
REV. a. sANDEiL
81 Tth. opposite court house a 1886
Ladies. tailoring. gowns. also remodel
ing. sas Narthafn Bark BITS
MARRIAGE cfnEMuNIES
pteRFOR MED
rtfnNrs AstN sass ND -
IT Putnam hns resumed his dental
bldg lot First ~
l1ns i bs Lonely. Join oar siatrimcniai
bureau ladies' fires fes Ptre AZ.
Wanfn8~-Tc hwy hair. hair chains and
nwitehes made g order MRS. H.
MILLER, ib4t PIKE ST
Fauoy shniisggandlad souvenir Pens
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
TffE HoSENBrRG UNDERTAKING
CO. corner Ninth sud UMgon. Main
1907. Ind sssg FREMONT OF
EfCif sii5 Frcrnont ax i'honea.
North s1a Gfoen 81
HfTfkRwOKTH a SONS
Professional Directors 8nd Licensed
liners. 1881 ist Phones sss,
isouney- Watson Co, Funeral Diree-
terra. Third az. and University.
Bofh rhones ~.
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FARM LANDS
Is 1T
FERTILE SOIL.
lOt MANT1

IL you are looking for farm. your
rnafH effort. Of course Will be TO
ssueHre one with tie richest poHRi-
hie soil. Your success 1g failure
depends upon what your soil pro-
aHeeN II - not necessary to pay
hnndse is 81 dollars per acre for
good land. In THE vicinity of Oak
ilarhor. on WILDLY Island. we are
selling exceptionally fine land NJ
xzs TO fsA pr acre. on very easy
terms THERE rs NO RICHER
SOIL. ON PUGET SOUND. All
around II sou can see fine farms
which have for years produced Inn
faensA crops Of wheat. fruits, her-
riex. potatoes and vegetables Of
every description. They have made
their owners independent our
lands will aa the same for VOC
Won should get seine % this land
now. even though u may be several
yaArs before you actually use H.,
Tor the prices are not over half ~
what they ought 70 be.
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Jos IambrlF. Route Z. hVH "a. ftanF
ton WASH.
FURNISHED ROOMS
nm V7Ra1Gfi}1 f16Tf.i Sf.6e NJ
giniA aud sth uehf Westiake Az
fuH new. elegantly furnished. out
side rooms positively the best ag-
comm0dntion at low rate Of 81 -
tsza per week. tpo and Ise per day.
THE ANNEX, zoos Eighth Az. near
Waatiaka Avi+@New. clean furnish
ed, steam hrated bedrooms; free
baths ana phsnea, zee pei night
siea atenn heated rooms. 1900 a
1901 ana 20, ~ Rlhs -
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

>SseN<N<s< >>~<~sssseesse ess~ee<N<ec<>e>-<~~
q aud o. each Der month Soelh
~ Il. AfssrB 40. 81
Second and Denny way single
housekeeping rooms. ~ and up.
y lgt3.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
GROCERY ron SALE OF TRADE
For mill. income property Or small
manufacturing business Price
$1,000. eitsap rent
ROY II. POWERS
9s94 naliard Az Phone Ballard 400.
Wanted TO hear from q few men
WHO have sporting blood enough to
take $50 70 flSD chance on a
proposition which looks as IL IL
had fnors than m even hfeak 70
win, aud II II wins will Win big
soon. Address c.ls7 Star
GROCERY sTohE HAitGAfN
Fins location good caaii trade. will
sacrifice % the lucky one Come
and Nee for yourself. Rent fl4 per
month. with leHsa. Ask for Henry,
14is Dearborn ~.
VIII purchase past due notes. mort
Cages and claims. I'll Boston Bik.
Want to bay smail equities IN real
properties FL Boston Block
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rElF WAN cd ~ Z NJ Al =
r~~~~-N4es~-~-~~~sr~-s~<s
Wanted Dung women. either eN
pefienced or Inexperienced. ia work
az telephone operators. Apply to
iias ard AZ. or 1890 18th az. The
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
60.
First class alterations. prices reH-
sonRbie. ladies suits and aklrta
made to order. work guaranteed.
Mrs GOWN aHs PIKE
Frederick e Nelson have positi0ns az
erfana girls for girls not attending
school Apply Employ ment Bureau
Women to neff books Call At los
Pine ct. Good money
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JOIN DTn gLIsNWO0D COLONY.
Delightful place % live. where Yea
San make money spd run your oWn
huHlueNa raising berries. FRUITS.
GARDEN q POULTRY The mar.
nfsmerton and Tacoma where
prices ere always high. tzs Will
start you. balance $40 4 month. :
tcfaa. 500 with more than enough
Eoot iinstef % Pay Tor the land
hmHdy % y hoel IN wnlisrtti~t die
ffict. Only tzs eAHb Clifford Aand
Co. owner. 1918 Third Az. opnn
eeeaineH.
FINE F0R POULTRY RANCH
4 large piece ~ close IN acreage with
n now d-room bungalow. closet
pantry and poraheH neatly fin
iNii~d and painted. Fronting on
taaeadnn state highway prtee
1875 Terms g7b down. balance tf6
monthly j r Kttloren. fnf Cherry
- sa u. 20 : -
ss6 acres ~ No lana. 70 E-.aa
county, z mikes from town. all
fenced ZOE acres cleared and
plowed. 2 small hauses. good well.
t'eH Ta7Ne fine crops without lrragat-
Ing heavy bunch grass Prize
81. t9e VIII exchange fDr seattle.
property sfT Boston Block. W.
" so TOR
s ACRES FOR $500.
We have f~e ncfws ~ good land near
Auburn free from flood. Terms
on five acres. sic cash. balance 81
per month Better come IN. Auburn
IN orn ~ the best towns IN West
eFn Washington, Make start by
getting d parcel ~ land
OLE HANSON Il co.
Third Floor New York Block.
Gusnrv Valley offers the BEST oppar-
tunitS for hnFDe&eekefN ta the state
Tracts Of Ten acres and ur. all pre-
ducinE paying crops. $50 per acre
ti.n9 per acre cash. 800 per aere
per nteatn. ~ ! wiil make other
terms thnt may suit sou better.
Crops never fail n the Quincy VAL
les. KAY MkAY. xef-5 Liberty
Bite, orpbNitn pnsf1ffitNs
ffha FOR 70 acres alder bottom land .
three acres cleared y acre Ia
barring orchard. spring wafer afsn
running water. only y miles from
live town In cticisaiss county. This
land Is sNss to clear and u a dandy
for dairy or vegetables. Large
school ofse mile
s. r. DIXON q co.
Masu 90 Rfk Marian II
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NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms
aud o. each Der month. North
1870
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~ n Af'TB no. 3.
Second and Denny way. single
housekeeping rooms, ~ and up
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-11-03

A CLEAR RECORD IMPERATIVE
Some official beard or officer Of
this county ought to be able to tell
the costs and fees in criminal cases,
including jury fees and mileage.
There is considerable ''hotchpot" in
our laws. An individual making the
inquiry is required to investigate the
records of at least two county offices;
thus. the ordinary man. having no
fixed salary, like our officials, feels
that he can hardly spare the time
to classify and calculate. and that he
should not be expected to perform
this service. The STANDARDS posi-.
ton, heretofore, has been that these
items ought to appear in definite
shape. that their significance may be
readily understood in the report of
the County Auditor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-11-03
ABUSES In DIVORCE CASES. The

ABUSES In DIVORCE CASES. The
four Superior Court Judges of Pierce
county. met in Tacoma last Monday
morning. unanimously agreed that
they will decline in the future to
grant temporary alimony and suit
money to women, in divorce cases,
unless it shall be shown wherein
woman is one of the parties, and is
in neccssitouS circumstances that
such matters as allowances and al
imony ought to be determined when
the merits shall be reached; other
wise to require a Court to deter
mine such issues in advance often
works great injustice to husbands
when the attorneys Of tho wives
try to work graft for counsel
fees. Sometimes a woman may be
the offending party, presents her
tale of woe in some document, stating
she has a good case on the merits, is
in neceSSitOus circumstances, needs
money with which to contest her suit
and in the meantime temporary sup
port and when the suitcomes to "a near
ing it transpires she was altogether in
the wrong, but the husband has been
crushed nevertheless. The woman
can not be held legally responsible
under favors legally accorded to
the sex; and her attorney who may
be more culpable than the woman, re-
lieves himself Of responsibility by
stating the woman misinformed him,
while in fact he may be the more
culpable party.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-11-03

BLIND EDITOR OF THE WORLD Is No
MoRE.-Joseph Pulitzer, proprietor
Of the New York World, and the st.
Louis Di.patch. died Sunday. aboard
his yacht Liberty, in Charleston har.
Dor. The immediate cause OF his death
was heart failure. He had been
in i'll health several days, but till the
end was quite near was any appre-
hension felt of fatality. The body
was taken to New York for inter-
ment in Woodlawn cemetery. Pull
liter was born in Hungary. in l847,
was educated there and came to this
country in 1863. enlisted in the Union
army and served as cavalryman till
the end of the war. wheu he settled
in st. Louis. His entry into New
York Journalism in 1888, when he
bought the World, a paper of small
circulation. 1t grew rapidly and be-
came one of the leading papers in
this country. His sight began to
fail him in the eos and after time he
became totally blind, but this did not
deter him from active control of his
newspapers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-11-03

HERE Is . section of the State Con.
stitution which should effectively
close many Of the leaks in the public
treasury. Note the language. :" No
country, city, town or other munich.
pal corporation seems to be compre-
hensive enough to cut of all junket-
ing expeditions that have become
80 common: No county, city, town
or other municipal corporation shall
hereafter give any money or property,
or loan its money or credit, to or in
aid of any individual, association,
company or corporation, except for
the necessary support of the poor or
infirm."