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Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-09
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK
ESTABLISHED IN PANAMA

PANAMA, Nov. s.--The first pos
tai savings banks in the canal zone
were opened today. The establish
ment of the postal savings system
here is very gratifying to residents
who have long desired TO put their
savings in the hands of the govern
ment for safe-keeping. The system
established here differs materially
from that in the states, in that no
interest will be paid on the deposits,
the object being merely to provide a
depository for the funds of the ca
nal zone inhabitants.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-09
SEVEN BROTHERS TO
RIDE MASONIC GOAT

PALMYRA, ILL.,, Nov. S.-An event
believed to be without precedent in
the history of Freemasonry was fur
nished at special communication of
the Masonic order here today, when
the degree of Master Mason was con-
ferred on seven brothers. The broth
ers are Albert, Morris, Robert, James
Edward, Charles and William Ross,
ali farmers, living near Palmyra.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-09
FATAL END
OF QUARREL

Western Press.
SOUTH NORWALK, Conn, Nov. 8.
Following a childish quarrel Miss
Marjorie Wood, aged II years, and
one Of the prettiest girls here, was
found dying in the road just outside
the village late yesterday, with a
gunahot wound in the neck and chest.
An automobile picked the girl up but
she died before she got to the hos
pital.
Timothy O'Neill, student in the To-
cal high school, and one of her COM
panions, was with the girl at the time
of the shooting. He was arrested last
night At first he denied all knowl-
edge of the shooting, but later he
admitted that he had been responsible
for it, but declaring that it was ac-
cidental.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-09
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Devore, of the Army team, twisted
his knee badly in the Lehigh game,
The Carlisle Indians will find their
toughest game Of the year when they
meet Harvard and Brown.
West Point, besides having beaten
Yale, stands as the only big team
in the east that has not been scored
on this fall.
The Yale News prints the follow
ing table which shows the results Of
eleven years campaign on the grid
iron Of the "Big Four:
Won Tost Tiad poiute Onnonent
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-09

Kentucky was the first state to give
women the right to vote. In 1886
that state gave the school suffrage to
widows with children of schol age.
Kansas was the first state to grant
the school suffrage to all women, and
Wyoming the first state to give the
full suffrage to women.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-09
BOY TRIES TO TELEPHONE
WITH LIVE WIRE; is KILLED
Western Press.

Western Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. Sim going
to telephone" said Jacob Sealey, s.
year-old boy, as he seized the end of a
live trolley wire that was lying on
the ground near the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit company's car barns and was
instantly killed yesterday. Many thou
sand volts of electricity passed
through his body.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-09
GUILD OF ST. BARNABAS
ASSEMBLE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 8.-The Guild
of St. Barnabas, composed of nurses
of the United States, Canada and sew
eral other countries, assembled in Chi
cago today for its twenty annual
council meeting.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-09
MILLERs MEET IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.--Officers and
directors of the Millers' National fed
Grafton met at the Great Northern
hotel in this city today to discuss the
outlook and various other matters Of
general interest to the milling trade.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-09
KILLED WHEN
SHE FALLS EIGHT STORIES

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Mrs. Cor
della II. Avemeyer, wife of the re-
tired sugar and tobacco merchant,
either fell or jumped yesterday from
the window of her apartment on the
eighth floor of the building. She
struck on her head and was instant
ly killed
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-09
FOUR JURORS is NET RE-
SUIT OF MCNAMARA TRIAL
Western Press.

Western Press.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. s.-Four jur-
ors, possibly five, is the net result
of four weeks and half that have
been put in on the trial of James b.
Mcnamara, charged with murder in
connection with the destruction of the
Los Angeles Times building.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-09

The car shortage which is causing
much trouble to fruit growers on the
western slope has reached . climax
and the situation has become serious.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

wyoe esnne' saf Hs, ~. ssa" ~ 'ee' """"'
the balcony. but there were extra
seats brought In and then benches 10
stand on. while Lcs~ehwoFth socl ~
posed along the side walls and ne far
down the main aisies as the ushcrH
would allow. and even danRled
fringe OF legs over the balcony RAFT
Ing.
Audience Was Not Afraid.
IL WAS full house. n there was
any apprehension concerning the plot
40 escape recently discov"~ I whFH
reviewers and dynamite g found
In the prison yard. there was no evil
dence OF Il among the members OF
the audience. and there were only a
few guards, apparently unarmed. In
the auditorium.
All around the building Was sta
tened a strong patrol. but the pa
irons might have been filing into
any well ordered thcater through the
brilliantly lighted. specklcss corridor
with Its marble wainscoting. for all
| they could see Of precaution. Just a
uniformed official here and there.
and general air of aIcrtness and or
der--cspecially order.
Inside the auditorium dlgnlfied.
well groomed attendants acted NJ
usherE seating the audience quickly
and quietly, They wore light. jaun,y
coats. and only tho tcll-tale figures
across the trouscr legs showed that
they were inmates OF Number Land.
Womon---more than half the audience
was of women. and there were many
children. too.--eyed the ushars with
interest. but their dignity was imper-
lturbable.
Then the show.
No One Had Nanc.
The "dlfference' began with the
programs. tastefally got up In book
form az souvenirs OF the occasion. Ma
names for the actors--ony numbers
No little ''puffs" Of European tri-
umpha and SUCCESSES at the courts OF
Iroyalty---simply numbers. There was
the Zulu Quartcttc. billed aA.:
4 Offering the Newest Songs.
Tommy"
| seated one Day at the Altar"
Il 727a. 5sia. 7t2e, 7t3s.
And there was the monologue.
The Adventures of Checkers"
by tiNt N~NVWtnf '|Nni HNt'N ahthiHtf
3siS.
Turkey Isle" a one-sct musical
farce, Was written especially for thi'
occasion" by 7ais. with n skitiish plot
and six musical numbers. sung by a
chorus OF numbers" and ballet
facti
Al through the program the ter
acts were told IN numbers. some o
them mournfui enough. maybe. bu
cerselnly not showing that way In the
performance. There was juggling
presiidlgitatlon aud cabinet work
roller skating ana musical acts and
high class dancing and an old-tim'
Virginia darkcy sketch. while th'
Arion Mandolin orchestra OF Leaven
worth contributed two numbers q
much applause.
4 II was good show, take II al
around; away ahead OF the averAs'
amateur entortainment. as Il had
right 10 be--for there were singer
, and dnncera ana aciorB In n that ha'
stood we'll in "tuo profession befor'
they came. by nook or crook. princi
paily crook. 20 Number Land. AM
there we're bits ~ humor that wer
J dry to the edge Of erimness In SOM
OF the jekes.
Truth Toid IN Jezs.
For instance. In the Turkey fsle
sketch. 6s0s remarks 10 5fls;
"Fino place. this.'
And 7iis assents, with heartiness
"sure-no getting out OF vi"
And a little later on an imaEinar
round -the- globe tour. 6E03 insists o
Of qIl4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
TASTE, SMELL AND
HEARING GONE
Destroyed b. Catarrh Can Be
Quickly Restored by Using
Ely's Cream Balm.

The thousands who suffer the miscr-
les of colds ana caiarrh and claim they
have never found cure can get In
slant relief by simply amounting tho
nosirils with Ely's Cream Balm.
Unlike internal mixtures which up
set the stomach. or strong snuns which
only agEravato the trouble. this cleans
Ing. healing. antiscptlc Balm Instantly
reaches the seat Of the trouble. stops
the nasty discharge. clears the nose.
head and throat. and brings hack the
sense OF taste. smell and hearing.
More than this. n strengthens thu
weakened and diseased tissues thus
protecting you nEalnt q return of the
trouble. This remedy will cure a cold
in day, and prevent Ia becoming
chronic or resulting In catnrrh.
Nasal cntarfh Is an inflammation Of
the membrane lining the air passages,
and cannot 10 reached by mixtures
taken into the stomach. nor can u be-
cured by snuna and powders which
only cause additional irritation. Don't
waste time on them. Get = 90 cent
bottle 81 Eiy's Cream Balm from your
druggist. and after using Il for day
you viii wish you had tried Il sooner.
II your case requires u spray. ask for
Ely's C.iquld) cream Balm.
Mothers should give tho children
Ely's Cream Balm Tor colds and Group.
II IL perfectly harmless. ana pleasant
10 take.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
1 Remember. / Rsmembsr.

l remember, | remember
The house whore I was born;
The little windoS where the sun
Came peoping Ia at morn.
He never came wink too soon.
Nor brought too long day,
but now often wish the night
Had borne my breath away!
| rememper. / .rempwper 10
The roses rod and white,
The vlolets. and the lily cups
Those flowers made OF light,
The lllncs where the robin built
And where my brother set
The labunum on his birthday
The tree Ii living yeti
| remember. remember
Where | was used 10 swing,
And though the mir must rush AS fresh
To swallows on The wing:
My spirit Flew In feather5 then.
That is 80 heavy now.
And summer pools could hardly cool
The fever on my brow
! remember, I remember
The mr. trueH dark and high;
used 10 think their slender tops
Were close against the sky.
II was childish ignorance.
But now It's little Joy
To know I'm farther on from Heaven
Than when | was boy.
-Thomas Hood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
YOU GAN HAVE
HEALTHY HAIR
Use wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur; A Harmless Remedy
That Makes the Hair Grow.

What a pity II u 10 observe 40 many
people with thin and faded hair and
then realize that the most OF these
people might have a me. healthy head
OF hair II they would but use the sim
pie sage tea" of cur srandmotheFN.
combined with other ingredients Tor
restoring aud preserving the hair. No
one. young or old, need have gray
hair, weak, thin or failing hair, dan
drum or any trouble OF The sort " they
would but uae Wycth's Sage and Sui
nAaf iIair Remedy. ON the contrary,
Il IL possible to have healthy. vigor-
our hair. Of perfect color. by a few
implications OF this remarkable prep
aration.
Wyeth's sage and sulphur Hair
Remedy quickly removes dandrum,
leaves the sceip clean and healthy
promotes the growth Of the hair and
restores the natural color OF the haiI
which has become faded Sr gray II
| IA d clean. Wholesome DRESSING, which
1 may be used at any time and with per-
| feet SAFETY. Dent neGlect your hair
start today with wyeth's SAGE ans
Sulphur,
This preparation v offered 10 th'
public az ffty cents bottle. ana 4
recommended and sold by all drug
Elsts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
PRISONERS HOLD
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
tKansaa Guy stsr)

There was polite vaudeville In
Number Land last night and the
street cars worked In squads 20 carry
Lcavenwofth society out TO the big
federal prison To see the show given
by consirts. a repetition Of that pro-
dnced for the other prisoners last
Thanksgiving day.
Two thousand invitations were sent
out hy n. w McCiaughry. warden
ana w. n. Mackcy. deput, An estl-
mate has IL that Ices OF the invita-
tlons were accepted. The =. Il. O.
sign was out by o'clock and when
the curtain rose at 7:so--for unci"
sans wards do not keep unreason-
ably late houra-there was not room
for the pr0verhiai one mere. The
chapel. where the show was given,
seats l.t0O on the main floor and IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
A RUSTY SHOTGUN
RECALLS CRIME
ORoewell Mornlna News.l


a Mexican wool hauler was display.
Ing yesterday rusty double barreled
shotgun which he aaid he had found
In a badger hole northwest OF town.
Tho stock was eaten away ana rust
had almost destroyed the thin bar
rels and triggers. OF course no one
claimed the gun or could possibly lden-
tlfy Il, but 10 several old timers who
saw Il, grewaome tragedy was re-
called.
II was when J. NJ. Peacock Was Jus
tlce OF tha peace and acting coroner
that one day a Mexican brought the
word To town that he had found the
body of a man In North spring river,
up near the head. lie had first dis
covered human foot sticking up out
OF the water about forty feet from the
snore. lie threw a rope over 1. and
towed Il to shore.
A coroners Jury was summoned aud
| went out there and removed the much
decompOsed body from the water The
| face had been eaten away by turtles
OF nsh and the head was beaten 20 a
Jelly. Nothing remained on the body
but the undcrclothes. and a set ring
| on the little nnger which was removed.
No one could identify the body and
| ~ was ordered buried ON the SIDE OF
the erayciy hill west OF the spot where
u was f'ret discovered.
Then Il was that toe officers led by
the late w n. plant, sot busy. W.
A. steward, now the chief secret ser
vice mar Df ihA =. V. railroad, came
over from Texas ana the rims was sent
back 20 Texas and Identified ~ the
property 81 Henry Jones. Nho win
nlll ueaton Nas In the wen drilline
buslnens here. but who had not been
heard Of for months. 0ealon way To-
Gated and said that Jones had gone q
Arizona. Hla many conflicting ntorse'
didn't agree buNofsr ana ~ was ar
rested, charged with jone&, nuKaeg
and II Was uf0|.|. lEa4 a 0I IYH MAJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
YOUNG MAN TAKES
HIS OWN LIFE At
ROSWELL
Dependent Because He Had
Lost Money and Feared His
Father Would scold Him,
Boy Suicides.

Disheartened over recent finan-
clni rcvcrses and over trouble he
tween himself and father. l.. A. Keel.
better known AZ Avis by his friends
here. committed suicide by drinking
an ounce OF carbolic acid nj the Ros-
Well Trading company's yards. ON
Thursday morning at 1;ao, dying only
twent minutes afterwards.
Up until the time of coming 10 this
country two weeks arc Keel was
resident OF Wichita Falls. Texas. a.
that time. having some difficulty
with his father. his brother Lewie.
manager OF the Roswell Trading COM
panys YARD, sent Tor him TO come.
thinking that u would be better than
for him 20 remain nj home since
that time he has been working for
his brother Mt the yards.
A. told by the witnesses at the In
quest. nothing seemed to be wrong
| until Wednesday. when he told W. A.
Glover. who has been stopping az the
yard, ubout having fine horse and
saddle taken and also losing 500 In
| a mule deal Tie said at the time
that the world was getting pretty
hard for a fellow" but he did not
seem 90 be especially downcaHt
about a.
Thursday morning he arose and did
the chores mt the wagon yard aH
usual. but when asked by his brother
a. 10 why he did not eat any break
fast he replied that he was not feel
ing very hungry and aid not think
that he cared for anything. About
IL O'Clock he went 10 the Roswell
DRUG and Jeweiry company and pur-
chased dimes worth Of cRrbolic
Iacld. when asked by Mrs. cravens.
the druggist. Tor what use he wanted
lit. he replied tina, he wanted II for
dlsinfectant purposes. As near "a
can be learned. he went directly back
Ia the yard aud into the bunk house
where he drank the acid, probably
throwing the bottle over back OF M
trunk. where II was found later b,
DIR. II. L. Bradley
He leaves. besides his brothel
I.ewic Of this city, father and moth
err. two sisters. one Of whom resides
at Clarendon. Texas, and the othel
; in stevens county. who have been no
ltlficd and are expected 10 arrive 10
: day He was ~ years old.
The main point brought out IN tn
Inquest was the slight trouble tina
the young man had had with HI
/ father. and knowing that he WIS Of
= the road 10 this country was worrle
4 about having more trouble. Hayin
q no other place TO so and not wishin
!. TO be In trouble with his parents. h
Q took the first means that offered an
}. decided 60 put himself out Of IN
9 way.
> The coroner's report was as fol
< lows.
1--WE. the undersigned. justice
a the peace and jury. who sat upon IN
4 inquest held this Tth day Of Decem
= her, 1871. on the body OF l.. A. kee
, found in Precinct No. in the count
of chavcs. territory OF New Mexic'
lind that the deceased came TO III
death by reason of carboic acl
= poison, self administered and wiz
suicidal intent"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
MAY BE ORGANIZED
fouF Teams IN ALBUQUERQUE Field May
l0rm Organization aud Play Tour
nRmcnt nc Close of scaron.

There n a movement on foot o err
ganizo the four basketball teams now
IN the field in Albuquerque into a
lengue. TO arrange a schedule OF local
games this v....c-, and 20 play a
tournament 1T The close Of the season.
The teams Interested are the Unlver-
slty. Buslneaa College. Indian school
and high school aggregations.
The faculty members OF each In
stltmion most directly connected With
the basketball teams Will meet tomor'
row afternoon at the Commercial club
TO discuss matters relative TO the
formation of the league.
while there is nothing definite on
record about the matter, still. u ~
thought that an organization OF some
kind will be effected. Such n league
would assure plenty Of good basketball
games here this winter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
FIRST WARD LADS
WIN FOOTBALL GAME

A lively ana scrappy game OF foot
ball was played this morning between
teams representing the First and Sec
ond ward schools. The battle took
place on the field at the corner OF
Grand avenue and Edith and was wit
ncssed by a large number Of partisans
OF the two schools.
The youngsters showed remarkanie
familiarity with the plgskin game and
pulled on some very clever plays. II
was an exciting contest all the way.
hut the First ward lads were n little
too stout for thcir opponents and ear.
ried home the bacon by q score Of ~
TO 10.
For the First wardors Griffin, Chess.
IIcacock. Ewing. Primer and Heinz
all distinguished themselves. MoseI
and Rueb were the stars Tor the Soc.
ord ward boys.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

on the lots northeast OF the GEORGE l..
Myllys home; that he had taken a
huge rock from an old foundation
there and ropea u 90 the body Of his
Victim and then hauled it 30 the river
and sunk Il. II vas proven that Jones'
shotgun, but neither. could be found.
After sinking the body Geaton went to
his cabin northwest 90 town where he
wes arrested. He " now serving a
life sentence az santa Ne for murder
ing hts friend for half Interest in "A
well drll The ring lef, ON the body
proved 10 be ueason's undolng.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

Gas IN the stomach comea from food
which has fermepted. Get rid Of this
haoly qlgasied food a. quickly a. pos
si0le n you would avoid a bilious at
tack; HERbINn 10 The remedy you
need. II clennaea AND pifcn9thena the
stomach. liver nfa bowels, and fes,efts
lnlla9 ana ln11LLAInlN. IIl1N .g1.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

Ladies' purchasing TO the amount OF
tf.se or over VIII be given an en-
broidcry book for iei2. at Mrs. VIII
sons. sOs West Lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-14

Murphy made and seconded mo
lions and carried them. Nobody
seemed 10 care very much what
happened to old Seattle. nov that
70 had turned them down. Reyeiie
got the only Tightening laugh. When
the matter Of letting an nndertak.
ing shop operate AZ Broadway and
John. Rcvelle spoke ON the ques-
ton.
don't know those people" he
said. and. Judging from the cleo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-14
ALMOST KILLS COP

=. NJ. Gray. Of s23 Maiden av..
almost killed Police Sergeant Quinn
On Second av. yesterday afternoon.
Gray picked up something on the
street. handed II TO Quinn and said:
Here. take II. sergeant"
II was a purse containing S. The
fact that anybody would give up a
find like that proved almost too
much for the stout-hearted ser
gesnt. The purse and coin are AZ
police headquarters awaiting the
owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-14


present body.
A sad and quiet
session IL was.
For out OF those
rs city fathers. 10
had lost their
jobs. Only Blaine.
Wardall. Kellogg
and Goddard had
been able To come
back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-14
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
~rs~~e~~~-~sHN~~-~sNs~- es~s~s~see~S~s~~s~s~~~-
EXCHANGE.
PINE. NouEHS XIV novFEt Sorfh
End. nsaf f'hipnFv AY. iet furiats
ffis ls q high grade place. uanf acrrs
aar about miiF nf lees from riff
limits Norih Ends pur property 10 Ai
free aua clear
SMITH.
fff Harfhafa Nauk naE
wiz sarhsrse ft zoe uarth 81 shar-s
~ hiH free Mullins Aiaaka quAFtE miuiug
ritni panF Tor real estate 81 fhf Apfth
End WIZ consider good rgutitcH
NMNNN HNE MESf CO
ef1 f.Nmhff EarhanHs.
1850 sqaify seem modern 81 Gee. Tor
small house uf let aud automahlls. Cedar
sft evenings
70 FffhanFr ~ fff4 e4ulfF in 1858
"a ARE and tah eaHh Tor piano ~ fur
nifMfe firnemn fana
THAbHss HftAuNNf rHADHNf
HaHrn Ehasr D.. CO. 1Ea American
nank UidE fhnns .. ttst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-14

ton returns. they dont know me:
but
Reveile was rewarded by a Sigh,
laugh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-14
Business Directory

1-r~~~1~r~0~eSe-r-~
RATES ~ ms pEFAEXAESr
AXE CENTS PR LINE uNDEH
CCNTHAcT ~ OUR SOLICITOR HAS
u EHsAoE TO MAIN SEQ on IND ga
WILL BKINo HIN
sttsI ~ CIgHs
styytn - fiilfi~sFg ftanfofd a Uftralf
co.. hal.sf Block Phone Main itf
,Alys ~ IItI-o $500.
ivg+pske 10oN, nvtANs. ryttaEv ana ean-
EaioS plans SWING alxe etc. 1bc v. w.
Noofhesn. Architect tif Eltei bitE
-~-~-~-~~~.0-~.Nr--~sr- ~lr@e-r-~-~~r-~~-~.c.
IA1E a. AtiA4s EANA ~
COMMERCE.
Head offiee, Toronto. canadR ffe3
branches a. Canada, etc D. A general
banking business Interest AlioWSe on
savings ard time deposits
SEATTLE BRANCH
q. Holt Mnxr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-14

Mr.. G. Loom presided at the city
council last night-thc last regular
saaaf.,u - the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-14
p OUIL7 TRY IRAISIIMG
7THIIE ROAD ITO
SUCCESS

Mr. T. W. Phio Of Elmra. ~ y the greatest authority
tho subject the United states proven that year
profit be made poultry produced a The
poultry business offers greater Inducements
than other business where small capital is
required It Il beautiful pleasant work and win practically
Experts pro-
nounccd Rochester perfect location poultry raising
the climate other conditions chickens
Rochester II rapidly growing the
railroads hotels schools already
and bis factory under construction New settlers
pouring into the and property advancing
leaps and bounds Lumber for building plentiful cheap
Living expenses only about half they
lots VIII give enough house plenty
sides FOR chickens only sell you
easy
warranty
Seattle day Call
tratcd Booklet office evenings O'Clock
AMERICAN HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY
3i3i4i5 Mohihon Bldg
W. A. Perkins OWNERS r. Duncan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-14
FOUR ACT DRAMA

Scene Little boys playing with
horses. Groceryman w. Hanson Of
62nd 81. getting angry, spanks boy.
Scene 2--Mother OF spanked boy.
LYDIA w Grindle. hears OF spanking
stunt. Debate. Grocer splits.
Mother spats him In face. Grocer
spats hack.
Scene 3--All parties tell their
troubles to Judge Albertson and
jury. Mrs. Grindle wants $4,000
damages. Hanson says she wasn't
hurt.
Scene 4-When the jury returns
its verdict Not yet, but soon.
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