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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Object to New
Routing of Cars

Residents In The Ballard and Fort
LAwton districts are protesting
against the routing Of the Ballard
Beach. Ballard North and Fort Law.
ton cara on Western av instead Of
First av. The change WAS made
By the g r. Co. last Monday.
A petition Is nov being circulated
and IL being rapidly aligned by the
people In the North End. requesting
the city council 90 take snch steps
as will re-route the cars on First
av. The objections 10 Western av.
which are being urged. are the
dlmiy iilnmiued streets which
cause young girls and women much
anxiety nj night. and the lnconvc-
nlencc generally of going 10 the
cars and leaving them at prac
ticaiiY out.of.the-way street for most
people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
MRS. T|NGLEY
DEFEATED IN
Bis CASE

tuS ntted Press irasrd Wtret
SAN DIEGO. Cal. March ts---Af
ter hearing the evidence and arsv-
msnss for eighty days In the Thurs
ton will suit. In which George L.
Patterson, a Newcastle. Pa. bank.
or. sought TO have his mothers will
set aside because abe left the bulk
of her fortune 70 Mrs katherine
rinsley, leader Of the rheosophlsss.
u took the Jury only eighty minutes
70 reach verdict In favor Of the
contestant The final vote. which
was taken In open court. was ten
TO two.
We have only begun 10 fight.
declared State Senator l.. A.
Wright. chief counsel for Mrs. Ting.
ley today. We viii make motion
for q new trial al once. and II this
Is refused win carry the case TO the
appellate court
PatteFson'a mother. Mrs Harriet
Patterson. I hufxfnn. who resided
for some time At the Point Iona
sheosophical headquarters. died al
Mrs Tingley'S summer home Ia the
East In August. 1910. soon after
this Il was discovered that the bulk
of her fortune. amounting 10
about s3ss 600 had been left TO
Mrs Tiugiey I'm viii made only
short time before she died. Her
children and relatives were only
left a small portion Of the estate
and this on condition that none
should contcst the will.
Charging that undue influence
was oroaght TO bear on hln mother.
who had been sxcenfrlc. he de-
elared. Geo. l. Patterson contested
the will. resulting in the long.arawn
out trial
The suit. which was one OF the
most important In the history OF
the universal brotherhood and the.
osophical society. was bitterly con.
tested. the theosophiasa attempting
10 diseredlt every witness that ap.
peared for the contestant.
The resnlt IL regarded as a heavy
blow TO Mrs. Tingiey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
WOMAN BATTLES
WITH LARGE RAT

PHILADELPHIA. Mar. l5.--Mies
Rcbocca Ooldstesn. IS years old.
was seriously bitten by a large rat
on her arms and legs In her home
In battle with the rodent.
The woman entered the cellar TO
attend the heater. when the rat.
which she describes as nearly as
large as cat, jumped out OF the
darkness and bit her feet She
screamed and attempted 10 fight
off The animal. but 10 no avail. as
Il furiously bit her legs. tearing the
flesh. She managed 10 pick up n
broom. the rat evading her strokes
and jumping at her arms. burying
his sharp teeth In the flesh. Both
arms we're severely bitten.
Jacob Goldstein. her husband. at
traoted by the screams. rushed 10
the cellar. only to find his wife In
a faint The rat disappeared as he
approached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Title
Insurance

The aim OF these little
talks is TO give informa-
ton about Title Insur-
ancc--and our method OF
handling it.
Should you not find in
these advertisements pre-
cisely the information you
desire, you arc invited to
ask questions.
If the point you inquire
about is OF general inter
est to owners or lenders
we shall be glad to cover
it fully in these columns.
II not, we win answer
your particular questions
by mail.
This company is regu-
lated by the state and does
its business with the
public.
We believe that the pub
lie is entitled to the fullest
information we can pro-
vide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Bids for Western
Steel Plant Opened

Final action on the bids submit.
ted ON the property OF the defunct
Western Steel Co. organized BY
Jamce A. Moore. the Seattle pio.
neer builder. will be taken next
Tuesday by John T. H. Hoyt, ref
cree in bankruptcy
The bids we're opened yesterday.
and the Metropolitan Trust Co. OF
New York, the chief creditor. sub.
mitted the only bid for all Of the
property. offering 100000. Sever.
al bids for various portions OF the
property were also submitted. The
Western Steel company's plant was
located at Irondaie. a city that
grew In night" but Is now a
deserted village.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

NEW YORK. March ia rich
mans son marries show giri be-
cause be wants a wife Who will be
good comrade instead OF statue
on a pedestal. said Eleanor Pen
dieson Reafn today
MIRA Rean. who IL a former show
girl aud the wife OF Lewis Marshall
Ream. whose father has SEQ .0oo. 600.
was decidedly miffed today because
Sir Arthur W. PiBero says the res-
son ia because be ~ usually = weak
ling.
"A show girl OF the right type.
continued Mrs. Ream. is a whole
some. straightforward good fellow.
who makes wonderful wife. She
is often criticised for displaying
her charms on the stage.
~Rus IL there any difference be
tween that and the action of the
society girl who dresses to display
her charms on the street and IN the
haiiroomg The stage woman works
for hef salary. the society girl TO
catch 4 rich husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
DEADLY TEXAS FEUD STARTS WHEN A PRETTY WOMAN TRIES
TO REFORM A DISSlPATED MAN THEN ELOPES; SEVEN
DEAD ALREADY IN THE SNEED-BOYCE TRAGEDY

FORT WORTH. Texas. March IS.
IA pretty woman tried 20 reform
a tissspated mar. friend since
childhood. That ~ss year ago.
The reformation ended IN an
ciopemcnt
So the sueed. Boycc feud began.
Within the last six months aix
persons. directly or Indirectly con
nccted with the fcsd. have died
violent deaths. Another died mys
terlously. Tho Law threatens to
kill two more. What alayinEs the
embitterud feudistA faay pcrpc'
tratn one can oniy Egesa.
John Sneed. Al Boyce and Lena
snyder were playmafes years ago
al school. Their families we're
neighbors. The three went 10 the
big Methodist college together Al
Boyce VAS then woman Halter.
The class prophet thought II a
great Joke to forecast the future
Al az having three breach OF prom.
lse suits pending At one time.
John Hneed was domestic by
Temperament. He married his
childhood sweetheart. Lena shy
der. He proapcred In the cattle
business. He idollxed his wife
and their little girls. Mrs. Sneed
was a devoted mother. They lived
happily az Amarillo. Texas
After 10 years the snecds met
Al Boyce again He came down
from his ranch to visit frequent
IIy. lie had been dissipated. Mrs.
Sneed tried 10 reform her child.
hood playmate.
One day snced came home and
found Al Boyce holding his wife's
hand Mrs. Sneed said Al was
only looking at her fingcfnails--
she was sick and her nails were
so blue. Sneed believed her.
II was Oct. IL. 1911. when his
wife told him that she loved AL
Boyce. and wished 10 go away
with him. She wanted to take the
childrcn-at least one OF them.
sneed says he never took off his
clothes that night. lie and his
wife walked the floor OF their
room, while he talked and talked.
trying TO reason with her, until
her obduracy drove reason from
his own brain.
II got my pistol" he said. in
tending TO kill her and then blow
out my own brains. Just then one
Of the little girls--Leonore--came
in in her little white gown. and
! put the pistol away"
Then he decided that his wife
must have lost her mind. and she
was placed In the sanitarium.
But Mrs. Sneed was furious.
She got word to Al Boyce. lie
took her from the sanltarium.
They fled thousands OF miles and
we're finally apprehended in Can
ada. The woman was sent back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
State Organization
for Teddy Dies

The state Roosevelt organization
started by Rufus Wilson win be
abandoned. and the Roosevelt boom
will be cared for by the various
county organizations. the heads Of
which will form the state executive
committee.
This was the plan decided upon,
following conference between
Mayor Dilling. George ii. Walker.
Rufus Wilson. NJ. A. Gottstein and
X. G. Beaton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

I had writer's craInp Just from writ
Ing my name ON bonds. and bills
aud official documents of even
sort. Yes. air, ! aligned 5000 sen
srai bonds alone.
-on top Of writer's cramp ! go'
indigestion from attending ban
qneip. last October. when Count
Togo visited Seattle. attended sir
different functions IN the one day
made slx different speeches. ate sir
different meals contend that
nm an authority ON racial pFediler'
tlonn toward boone I've drunk
Chant wine at Italian banquegk
heer In RtelRs ri German banauetn
Scotch whisky at cAledonlAn ban
quota, unnamed connections AZ iapa
nexe banauetn. and cocktails and
other mleed denominations at AmeFl
can banGuets
In addition 10 writer's cramp and
indigestion. ] have had Insomnia
due 10 worry and late hours. and
have lost ms voice a dozen times
from too much npeeeh-makium
Then there IL the strain Of smii
los. The mayor must welcome dis
tlngnlxhed visitors. delegates "a
conventions. Waiting committees
lie must jump from morning coat
20 fruck coat. and from frock TO
swallow.tail He must appear
tickled to death 10 see every body
he must seem familiar with their
mission. and he must make conygr.
sation.
~. must lead che grand march a,
all balls given by municipal organ.
nations. such o. the policemen and
firemen. II be accepts an invita-.
tlon from German society. the
scandlnayiana feel hurt II he turns
down theirs n he attends a Meth.
oiist function. the freshYfertans
are sure 20 want him And ~ on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

\ HAMMOND. Ind. Mar. 49, 4
= Mrs.T A. Partridge. an aged 4
4 white woman OF this county, Is 4
4 the widow of five Confederate 4
4 soldiers. having been five 4
4 times married and each time 4
= to a man who was a soldier OF 4
4 the lost cause. Mrs. Partridge 4
4 Is In needy circumstances and 4
4 an effort will be made 10 get 4
4 her five pensions from the \
4 state. \
4 A special act TO this effect 4
= Will be introduced in the next 4
= general assembly by the nom 4
4 bers from Walton. The pen. 4
4 sion commissioner nas recent. 4
4 ly agreed 10 pay Mrs. Part. 4
4 ridge one pension. but her 4
4 relatives and friends feel that 4
4 under tho peculiar circum. 4
4 stances In which she Is placed 4
4 she is entitled to more than 4
4 this. 4
n a 4 4 = n 4 = 4 - 4 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
no COURT VISITS

LONDON. March i6.-All pro
iected visits of King George and
Queen Mary 20 foreign courts for
this year. today are abandoned.
Though the change in plans is
attributed semi-officially to the
coal strike. II is believed that the
real reason Is the tension In Anglo
German relations and the probable
occurrence OF unpleasant incidents
II the king and queen appeared in
Berlin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

4 THEY HAVE 81 CHILDREN =
= WEBSTER CITY. Iowa, 4
4 Mar. l5.--Mr. and Mrs. J. lien. !
ham OF this city are the par 4
n ents OF 81 children. 4
4 Mrs. Bcnham has been mar. 4
= ried three times. When she 4
4 married her first husband. he 4
4 had already been five times =
4 wed and had rs children. Two 4
4 were born TO their union, max 4
= ing total OF "a. 4
n When Mrs. Benham married 4
4 second time she married a 4
4 man with 10 children. bring. 4
4 ing the total up TO ~. six 4
4 we're born Of their union, max 4
4 Ing 40. Her third husband. 4
4 Mr.. Benham. had no children. 4
4 4 4 4 4 tttt tttt 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

the trial he told the story of his
wrecked home. He told of the
pursuit and his meeting with his
wife In Winnipeg hotel. She had
a baby shoe tied around her neck.
She sobbed and olutched the pre-
frious memento 10 her breast. Some
OF the seven Jurors who voted for
acqnittal formed their verdict
right then. There will be another
trial soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

James J. Regan, national presi-
dent OF the Ancient Order OF III
bernians. will deliver the principal
address at the formal opening OF
the cathedral hall. on the first floor
OF the new school building, at Ter.
ry av. and Columbia st., tomorrow
evening. Bishop o'Dea will pre-
side. The cathedral choir viii eIng
songs OF old Erin. Miss Florence
Considine VIII play on the harp. It
will be a Joint celebration OF st.
patrick's day and the opening Of
the cathedral hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

BOSTON. March I6.--After an
Illness of week. John y. Hin, for
mer governor OF Maine and chair.
man OF the republican national
committee. died in the Hotel Tou-
raine here today OF heart failure
after an attack Of pneumonia. Mrs.
Hin was at his death bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

fny united Press LEASED wfrsp
EL pASO. Tesas, March Ia
Captured By rebels near Santa
Rosalia, Friday, Major Adans.
chief OF staff Of General Fran.
cisco Villas federal army. was
shot to death BY direct orders
from General Pascuai oroxeo,
commander In chief OF the revo.
iutiorary fcrces. according 70
adviees received here today
from Cuiosd Chihuahua.
General oroxeo plans q SINH
lar fate for any other federal
authority who may fall Into the
hands of the rebels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
HUMAN LIFE WORTH ,s.es

4 MONROE. Ca. Mar. H. =
4 That human lives are worth 4
= secs apiece was the verdict ar =
= rived nj In the Huntington 4
4 county circuit court when Geo. 4
= Bichtold was fined $50 for 4
4 speeding his automobile and 4
4 causing the death OF Mr.. and
= Mrs. Sterling Dubbs and their 4
4 daughter last October. \
4 Bichtold tried TO beat an 4
4 Erie train over grade cross 4
4 Ing when the trio were oc- 4
4 cupants OF his auto. 4
4 They we're killed outright. 4
4 bat he escaped with few 4
4 bruises. 4
-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

NEW YORK. March is.--in an
effort 10 endorse preferential pTi'
mary 10 this state a noupaftiann
presidential primary league. with
Norman HapxDod as is president,
has opened headquarters here to
DAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Buy COAL MINE
FOR $500, 900

The purchase Of the Issauuah
coal mine by German synd-
cate, al cost Of soc. 900. is an
nounccd TODAY. This coal mine
10 one Of the landmarks OF the
Northwest Tho first company
organized TO operate II dates
back almost TO pioneer days.
The German investors, repre-
scented by Aivo Won Alyonsieben
OF Vancouver, 3. c.. will spend a
half million in developing the
mine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

CHICAGO. March tS--The pack.
era. charged with restraint 81
trade, and their counsel. today held
conference for the purpose 81 out.
lining arguments for the defense 10
BE- Submitted next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

Yea Mondays last day Clad Glad and SORRY too I've
office I've had
viii and the ffst viii walk
don't want to gorge the Second. but
of d mani . 10
thick the
fnlppcd smiling There something
and uoy about him.
no you many l officially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Show Girl Defends Show
Girls as Best Of Wiye,

And the show giri who d -.
cessfHl must have good health ~
an iron constitution Theresa
abe is The sort of woman who YEA
be an excellent mother"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

81. PETERSBURG. March IT,
Dispatches received here today from
ltahacka say that Is persons were
Killed there by a coal mine explo-
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

West By storms Ten Rock Island
trains are AZ Coodiand. Kansas.
and nine linton Pacific trains are
~ Oakley. Has.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

Wigwag--What DO you find the
greatest drawback to literary
career?
Scribbler-Return postage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
to the sanitarium.

to the sanitarium.
Boyce's father was wealthy and
powerful. He secured the dis
missal OF indictments charging Al
Boyce with abducting Mrs. sneed.
An hour later Sneed met the elder
Boyce in hotel lobby. shot and
killed him. Sneed's defense Was
that he killed Capt. Boyce because
OF insulting references the old cat.
tleman made to Mrs. Sneed. Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

DENVER. Colo. March is.-~
twenty-five passenger trains are
stalled today through the Middle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
DISAPPOINTED
you got into certainly put up grea

That old maid whose certainly put up
holsr.' -
She certainly did surprised"
Surprised because she holered FOL Il
yes You Zee she kept
not her. but her that
Houston Post - - "" ~ '"
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Wie man eriplareidJ mirO.

Mdbrenb Der lsbteu paor Sabre baben iid)
bic 8erbdltniHe in alien @ei6afts:8ranhen
unb ielbit i'm Eerufsleben 10 nollndHpig pers
diioert. oob Seoermann 3u Der Grtenntuib
geiangt, oab, um erfolsreid su iein, man
Spesiuliit tperoen, eiuen beitimmten 8ermf
ergreifen uno oenielben gut sriernen mub.
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Mrtiiei, pelher benz Yublitum pertaait
tpirb. CT muB pirtlib gut ieiu, oper matt
tam oenielben nidDt abieben, troy alsr
sta3eisen
giele Sabre lang baben mir nit erOseu
Snterefe bic mertniirnieen Grfolae BON ct.
Rilmer's Sipamp @ERpot bepbabtet, benz gro-
ben 3lisren=, 2eber= ltuD 9laIen :Wittcl.
gsun Anfong an batteu Die geiiBer iold)es
9sertrauen oartn, pab fe 9lls einlnoen, cs
uE.eHtaelfitd) 5u probtren, che Ie es tauier.
Gs III Die &eribreibun9 eines NrStes.
sic haben 5auieuoe bon 8riefeu al
SanD, bic lie ppn Geuten erbieItcn, ipelbe
Triiber eelitten, jeBt aber gutter ejsiuuobtit
tuo ourcb ibreu 9sbraub.
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ben Sbneu cine Grobeflald)e Der Bot 3uiens
pen, ablolut frei.
Reeuldre Glaibsu 3u babeu in alien
Apotbeten 3u fitnf3tg 6ents uuo eiHsn
Dollar
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Samilton Snseiaen, 9ofaI. 81 HotiSen
nno Hsnisfeiten limb ab;ageben Ode
Der 4. nno Charles Strofe. Infer
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milton 1861. 1elepben nnieres
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seHielbet. BON bisien sntfielsn A auI
bic Stabt 5amilion.
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bic abfift, bier cine 3eituhs gu grim.
ben.
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@attln BON 6omsr Glabe, con n. N.
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0leine 3Soli3einad)ridbtea

Rop Coulter bon Wldntdtd.
RAN. fpurbe seitern in elmer StdIuns
hintsr oen 5auie go. 1920 Jobn
Strabs nm ieinsn R.gsnmanitl I'M
Wsribs BON $25 beiiobleu.
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bib, bon Sort Wapns. Snb.. puros
ssitsrn i'm Warteiaal beg GraHo Gtna
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fpurbe ssiiern bsim gefuh Der ~Welt
in Cincinnati in Der Wuiitbaue um
iein portsmonnaie NIT S25 Snbnlt
seitoblen.
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ga1tpm uno Seuebme.

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Nos Geiuh fir cine Diribitaftslissns
an Der s. unp gerrp 4psnu. p,ripsi.
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