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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-18

meet you at the marriage license
bureau at half-past twelve. Which
firm are you going to try?"
'Mumford & Curtis" answer
ed Frank. & know a man in the
packing department. He'll take
me on.
you're sure it won't be Caber
& Roche?"
"Sure. .Why?"
ooh, nothing. just wanted to
know" said Muriel. And they
spent the evening figuring out
what a hundred dollars would
buy. Frank Lee left her in high
glee at II o'clock. On his way
home he read and re-read the
newspaper paragraph a dozen
times, to make sure that he had
not deceived himself.
His first act on awakening was
to read it again. His second was
to telephone to the office, asking
that his vacation might be count
ed as commencing from that
morning. To effect this was easy,
for he was one of a large force of
clerks in the big life insurance of
fee where he was employed, and
his work could easily be Under
taken by others. Then he put on
an old suit and went down to the
big department store of Mumford
& Curtis.
He had intended to apply tohis
friend, the assistant head of the
packing department, but on sec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

load. The gale changed TO the
northwest and Increased in vio-
Ience.
Captain Hellquist made n gal
liant effort TO work back into the
straits. but the Wood was too life
less now 10 obey sail or ruddcr.
She drifted helplessly towards Van
couver isiand-and the reef.
Cut Away DeckIoad
On Sunday the schooner's back
broke as she tried desperately to
mount wave. A shiver ran
through her, as though she were a
living thing that had received a
mortal wound. Then she Bagged
heIplessly at stem and stern.
Captain HelIquist gave the order
10 cut away the deckload, fearing
the vessel might capsize.
Every wave that went roaring
oyer the waIlowing ship drencbed
the shivering crew. The canvas,
swapping In the gale, gave forth
reports like those OF musketry,
then rent and hung In shreds and
tattsrs on the spars.
The mIzzenmast came down. The
panker boom dropped and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

~ ta}tsd rres~ Lraset Wire
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. gi--The
convention Of the National Woman
Suffrage association. which began
in this city today. ls the greatest
gathering az advocates 0f yotca Tor
women ever held IN tails country.
n is not the first national con
veufion the wuffrngists have hrid.
II IL the ttsh. hut Il n far the
greatest. both In point uf attend
ancc and Importance. II marks the
hlxh.uateF mark Of wonan's entry
an recognized factor. In the ma
tlonai political field.
Practically every state In the
unlon is represented More than
600 delegates answered the roll
call whcu Anna Howard Shaw.
president Of the national orsanixa.
lion. called for order In the With,
erspoon building. Juniper and Wal.
nut strecfs
The question Of the next presl-
dent Of the national organization
win be an important issue ia the
convention.
when Roosevelt came out for
suffrage and Jane Adams took the
stump for him. allying herself prom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
HIGH COURT TAKES
STRANGE ACTION
IN FURTH CASE

OLYMPIA. Wash. Nov. 2i.--An
precedents were shattered by ths
supreme court when II cited the su.
perior court OF Skagit county to
show cause tomorrow why II should
not be permanently restrained from
transferring TO Whatcom county. on
a change OF venue, the crimipal
case against Jacob Fnrth and other
officials OF the Seattle National
bank.
The action OF the supreme court
came as "A complete surprise 70
Prosecuting Attorney Brawley Of
Mt Vernon. who issued the criminal
information against the Seattle
bankers.
The latter are charged with con-
spring with w. y. Schricker. tho
la Conner banker. now ON trial. to
receive deposits az his bank after
being fully acquainted with its i'm
solvent condition.
The motion for a change OF venue
was made Ia behalf Of Furth and
his associates by r. c. Hughes.
their attorney. II was urged that
the Seattle bankers could get no
fair trial In Skagit county. Judge
Joiner thereupon granted their re-
quest and removed the case TO
Whatcom county.
Want Another Change.
But for some reason the Seattle
bankers seem TO be displeased with
having their trial In Whafcom coun-
~. and want II removed TO Snoho-
mish county. With that object in
view. the unprecedented appeal TO
the supreme court was taken.
The supreme court Immediately
issued temporary order to prohib-
IL the county clerk OF Skagit county
from removing the files in that case
to Whatcom county. This order,
however. was not served on the
clerk until after the files had left
his office. They are now in the
custody OF the county clerk OF
Whaicom county. at Bellingham.
IL is understood Furth and his
associates urge as ground for their
objection TO q trial in Whafcom
county the fact that H. welty. who
defaulfed on a private bank in Bel
bingham within the past three years,
was convicted and sentenced 10 the
penitentiary there. and that there 10
great prejudice against alleged do
faulting bankers in Whatcom
county.
Prosecuting Attorney Brawley.
however. insists the same objection
would apply in Snohomish county,
The reasons for removing the
case from Beilingham to Everett
are best known 10 the defendants"
Brawiey said this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

smashed.
Mate West. watching the weather
shrouds. made a megaphono OF his
from the rail and lifted him. In
an instant he was gone.
Sailor Saves Comrade
The receding wave left the stern
high. william Buckland went over
the rail--a pretty dive--and next
they were seen swimming together.
When the succeeding wave rose TO
the level or the deck they were
hauled back 10 the doubtful safety
of the schooner.
When II seemed TO Captain He'll
uuist that the Wood could not live
much longer, he ordered the only
boat out--the others had been lost
--and for four days the overcrowd.
ed cockleshell tossed. The water
hands, but his shout was drowned
In the roar Of the elements. But
the crew interpreted Alright the ac-
companying gesture, and jumped
clear Just in time to escape the
malnmast when II crashed down,
bringing with Il tangled skein OF
rigging.
Under the lee OF the broken miz'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
EAD SCHRICKER'S
LETTERS I'm TRIAL

T VERNON. wash. Nov. 2i.-
pondenee between w. r.
.xsf the La Conner banker.
ealciais Of the Seattle National
including Jacob Errth. IL re.
q ~ the state In schrleker's
% show that sehricker re-
d q deposits at his bank after
- fn'ly appraised that II was
xsclysnt condition.
"a n'ters read we're Intended to
nat 5chrirker. who owed the
49, National bank approximate.
's. forwarded his daily de-
n nom La Conner to Seattle.
- On the Seattle institution
"a. 3 Immediate demands we're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
COTTERILL AND ERICKSON
STAND AGAINST INTERESTS
OPPOSING CITY OWNERSHIP

Erickson. Mayor Cottarili went into
detail In The matter and compared
the masonry dam favored hy the
city administrafson. aud Tor which
the people voted si.s00. DO0 bonds
two years aeo. with the earth ard
gravel dam suggested by uppo
nents OF the city administration
CofferiiI showed that In the report
of the board OF engineers IL was
clearly shown that no objection
was found 20 the present site At
Camp and that Il was conceded
20 be safe and Eoiid site. The
only suggestion made BY the cngi.
nesrs. said Cotteriil. was that with
two or three years Of further cx-
periMentiug. a better site might be
found.
G. Jacobs. one of the experts.
tock tho position that the extra
experimenting would ordinarily be
taken BY private interests under.
taking 30 great an enterprise
Councilman Hlnine showed that
every months delay would mean a
cost to the people Of s25. Geo
All of the speakers made u clear
that the opposition 10 the present
site was lnsiigat.d by the enemies
of municipal ownership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
SPECIALS in THE NEWS

iF THE PROPHECY OF the Washington
OF the future win be badheaded
o
CINCINNATI COUPLE WERE disappointed because
a boy when hey wanted a 81
AN oMELETTE 100 on
asphalt
out OF a This N J.
cHAMPo ON HUNTING n has been fitted will
% relieve sm.
HENRY kRAckE Washington dealer hass start
ed his first
cents n dozen
PENNSYLVANIA TOWN has just changed name and
ready planning to do four years from -Four in
Washington
cast there Before ceveiands victory the
petition the place Nineteen Twelve
CHICAGO CLEAN n to max
to be
Is be off the floor everything
WILEY SAYS he The atonald
adds that the coming when
against alcohol
VIENNA WAR correspondent aviator flying
hand bills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
READY TO REPORT
| ON PLAN TO HEAT
STREET CARS

Heating OF Seattle. Renton a
southern cars. operated indepcnd.
entity OF lakcy Farth's concern. has
not wrought havoc on Rainier Val.
ley and Renton people.
The committee meeting Ia open
10 the public.
While the question 81 heating Sc
attic street cars has como with an
nuai regularity FOR several seanons.
Jakey Farth and the Puget Sound
Traction. light & Power Co. have
completely ignored tho demands OF
tho people.
There isn't a street car on Furth'a
city line that furnishes heat
Most csrs Are Open
The r. 5. T.. l.. & +. Co. cars.
with few exceptions. are open cars.
The oidstyle box car. where doorp
both front and rear can be closed,
have practically all been discarded.
The newer ears afford no opportu.
nifty for keeping out the sharp win
ter blasts.
Councilman warsiall. chairman OF
the franchise committee. two weeks
ago got a resolution passed request.
ing the superintendent of public ntii.
tiles 70 furnish data with reference
to this question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

gave bond In $4,000 casb, and we're
released
DIR. Muilinix is sick At home, and
was not taken 20 the federal build.
ing with the others. A guard was
stationed at the bedside. Unless
be Ia better by Monday. he viii not
be arralgncd.
The others. unable 20 procure
bond, were ordered committed 10
the detention station. II IN expect
ed they win give bond today.
These are Nine. Crane, also
known as Mira. Sam Goodrich, lifh
nv. and Madison a.: Mrs. Henrietta
Droth. il97 Lanrcishade av.: Mira.
r. Zurnsfeln. OF 1874 18th ay., and
G. N. Foster. OF the Foster Remedy
Co. The last-named was arrested
in Beliingham.
"All but one of the persons
against whom indictments were re.
turned in this district have been ar.
rested" said Marshal Jacoby to-
day. The eighth one win be taken
into custody within few hours"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
NINE men ARE SAVED FROM FOUNDERING SHIP

zen. nine men crouchcd and waited
for death.
a wave, higher than the rest. tore
the hands OF Otto Anderson away
gave out the first day. For four
days the men had no sleep. They
watched for smoke or sail.
They were off Junln inlet, and
the high cliffs close by. Land they
dared not approach while the high
seas were running. The schooner
drifted ashore and grounded.
Then. yesterday, smoke was sight.
ed. II was from the funnel OF the
Canadian fishery cruiser William
Jolliffe, hurrying TO tho rescue. The
crew OF the Wood we're picked up,
more dead than alive. put aboard
the steamer Chelohsin, and taken
TO Vancouver. There. yesterday.
they caught the boat for Seattle.
The survivors are: J. HellqnIst.
master: II. w. West, mate; Henry
Machabo, second mate William
Buckland, able seaman; r. Morris.
able seamon; " Madee, able sea
man; Otto Anderson, able seaman;
Alfred Diller, able seaman, and
Morika, Japanese cook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

ARE ALL PRlMED

Progreaaiyes are pgiming them.
selves for a big organization meet.
Ing Saturday night At Arcade hall.
An Invitation has been extended
TO all progressiycs to be present, to
adopt a constitution. bylaws and
elect officers
a committee consisting OF Geo.
w DillIng. Thomas p. Revcile. G.
J. France, Arthur =. Moran and
VIII II. Parry isaned the call for
the meeting.
The invitation brietles with san
guinc spirit.
The progressive party" II says
Ia part. was born few months
prior 10 the national election. Yet
il polIed over 100000 votes. II is
destined to be the efficient weapon
In the hands OF patriotic people In
bringing about the above policies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

M MANIGAL GOES
ON STAND AGAIN

Uy t'ulted Press Leased "tfn
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. si.-ortic
u McManlgal. star witness OF the
government in the case OF ~ labor
leaders here charged with The u.
legal transportation Of dynamite
from state 10 state. resumed the
witness stand shortly before noon
oday and continued his description
OF dynamitIngs which he declares
he engineered under the direction
Of the officials of the International
Association Of Bridge and struc-
fural Ifonworters.
Serious disagreements are sus'
pected in the ranks OF the defense.
Only silence greets inquiries as TO
the reported friction. but The Inn
prezslon OF Internal war In the de-
fenne camp will not down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
DOCTORS LAUD GOVERNMENTS
FIGHT TO STAMP OUT QUACKS

others on the witness stand.
When We sent single person
10 doctor suspected OF Illegal
practice, 20 suggest an Illegal cpef-
alton. the latter would talk openly
and frankly. agreeing 10 perform
the operation and stating terms.
Hut when we cent two persona on
such an errnnd. the doctor inyar-
ishiy indignantly refused 20 take
the case.
Forfeited Bonds
Case after case failed because
OF the refusal Of the uuacks TO com
NIT themselves before more than
one witness. Three We had arrest.
ed, but they forfeited their bonds
aud left the state.
Every decent doctor In the coun-
try ix today rejoicing that Uncle
Sam has taken the task upon him
self
OF the persons arrested yestcr.
day, DR.. James Gordon Stewart and
DR.. James Dunlap. both Of the Pec-
ple's bank building. and Dr. kath-
eryn Harrison. OF 17o7 Bellevue as..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

1lnkirx straight out from the
ml1<f. Mayer Cctterili and
ouee1lmxn Erickson. Blaine and
Nj yesterday afternoon told the
unflDa commigfee Of the Cham.
~ q Commerce the work on Ce.
- N would no, BE- discontinued.
= ~ Of the frantic efforts from
1u1Iia sources 20 have the work
6lan6oo<d
NJ laxxtion COMMITTEES wanted
y hnod Why the city officials Dc.
~ 10 20 on with the work. al
111xh 1 board OF engineering ex-
~ six monfhs ago reported
6osx night posslbly BE- a better
- ek<4p<r location TO build the
Erickson 10 Emphatic
r voted 10 gp ahead with the
MI said Erickson. because the
Coople vo;ed for. that. because the
1uDe doa't want their city light
Jkat 5<opardIxed la favor OF their
nDpe<ifors By diiatory tactics
uuad by enemies Of municipal own.
g1hlp. I Will vote the same way
1nIa would take the stump ev-
- aixh. 10 prevent the work from
~ STOPPED"
l1aoviax Blaine. Haas and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

WAR NETS KING A
TRIO OF COUSINS

ROME. Nov. 2i.--As a result OF
Italy's war with Turkey. King Vic.
tor Emmanuel has three new
cousins, Marchese San Giuliano.
minister of foreign affairs. Gen.
pnolo Spingardi. minister OF war,
and Admiral Pasquale Leonardo
Caitolioa. minister OF marine.
In recognition OF their services
In enabling Italy to get away with
Tripoli and Cyrenaica, the king has
conferred upon them the collar OF
the Order OF the Annunziata, which
makes them his relatives. The
king Is permitted to increase the
royal family In this manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

Tho seven alleged maipfactision.
cfs. arrested IN Seattle yesterday
Ia connection with the department
or Justices nstion wsds crusade.
Wiz be arrsikned Ia the federal
co4rt at 10 o'clock Monday morn.
ind
They are charged with having
used the mails TO promote criminal
medical practices and for making
eatSs of drugs and instruments for
iIi%si pnrposcs.s
I'VE have been trying for four
yn4rn 20 get convictions against
tht maipraciiiioncrs In the state.
bsk without success. and | am glad
To- ge~ that the federal authorities
ARD taking up the fixht against
thesc people" said DR. y. Weldon
yohna. of the state board of med.
ics< examiners, to-day.
= must confess the quscks beat
" In every instance. The dim.
Gully OF getting evidence lies in the
faS that. In the eyes OF the law.
onss mans word Il az good a. an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
-s 's+A-aA
LAWYER PRISONER
TO TELL HIS STORY

iy United Ffese Leased Wire
GOSHEN. n. Y. Nov. zi.-The
prosecution in the murder case OF
Burton W. Gibson. charged with
killing Mrs. Rosa Sxabo. rested to
day. Justice Tompkius al once de
ulcd motions to dismiss the indict-
meut and instruct the jury 20 nc.
quit. he also refused 20 eliminate
from the record reference 20 the
fact that Mrs. Ezabo had money In
hanks. This Was blow 10 the de
fensc. as the state contends that
Gibson killed the woman In Green
wood fake 10 get this money.
Attorney Elder, for Gibson. then
outlined The defense. lie promised
10 show that Mrs. Szabo's injuries
could have been accidental.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
WILL PROTECT
GIRLS ON BOATS

TACOMA. Nov. Alto safeguard
young girls travelling on the TIA
coina-Seatile boats. city officials, at
tho request OF Mrs. Coyell. public
morals officer. will place matron
on those vessels This action fol.
lows numerous complaints made by
mothers whose daughters have
been led into rtouble
Mrs. coveli will ask the Seattle
protective officers OF the police
force 10 cooperate with her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

romorrow, at 10 o'clock, at
council chamber, IN the
~ hall, the franchise com
.istee will take up the ques-
Soo Of requiring heating IN
sreei cars.
Izkey Furth and the Puget
ssrud Traction. Light & Pow
= c.. arc opposed to the
le,ting proposition. They
IN have their representatives
ssrs<ns TO tell the committee
rhv they should not be re
suiird to install heating iaeil-
6es.
4 sadislo&. thsy will employ on
~ ,ide Of the case the report oG
nIE Criehsoa. city heaith com
rnssoner. who reported 20 Saperin'
5n5~st a City Utilities Valentine
~ mere vas danger 70 the pahlic
~ ixney.naned microbes Il heat
- FINISHED in street cars.
viii Admit Public
rs<re wlli b. no one 70 present
= arxanent Tor the people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
40 Chickens Under
Arrest: Locked Up

Deputy Sheriff Sam Klein this
this morning arrested 40 chickens
for non.payment OF laundry bill.
They were brought TO the county
iail and will be detained until bail In
an amount of SIS can be raised in
their behalf.
AS a matter OF fact, the chickens
weren't TO blame. II wasn't any OF
their linen that was washed. Ac-
cording TO Edgar Duford. the iaun-
dryman. w. II. Pate. a Beacon Hill
resident, wouldn't pay up SIS bill
Duford got judgment and execu-
tion on the chickens followed.
Further execution OF The chickens
seems probable, says Deputy Sheriff
Klein.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
HOLD DYNAMITER
UNDER BIG BAIL

Los ANGELES. Nov. 2I.-Carl
Rcidelbach. who terrorixed the cen
trail police station here Tuesday
with an internal machine. was held
today by Police Justice Williams in
default OF $4,000 bail. Section s01
OF the California penal code was
cited, the text defining as an OF.
fense the depositing or attempt TO
explode dynamite Ia public build
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
TURKS REFUSE PEACE
OFFER; WAR GOES ON

garian torpedo boat has blown up
the Turkish warship Hamidieh. and
that many Turks were killed.
The sound OF guns at sea is audi
Bile at the southern entrance 10 the
Bosphorus.
The Bulgarians retreated today
four miles 10 trenches outside the
Tchatalja Qualifications
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
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MAKES FINAL PLEA
FOR STRIKE LEADER

SALEM. Mass. Nov 2i.--As q
final argument on behalf of Arturo
Giovannitti, accused. together with
Jos. Ettor and Antonio Caruso, OF
murder growing out of the Law
renee textile strike, Attorney
Peters denounced here today
the commonwealth dragnet proc
ess' OF bringing only witnesses
who would discredit the defendants
and for "sidetracking witnesses
tending to show their innocence"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
SKYSCRAPER FALLS
INTO THE STREET

HY TnIfFH FFeNa IlFHsfI VIZ
PORTLAND. Or, NOV. 2i.--Esght
floors on the Sixth ST. side Of the
MarQuam building. skyscraper In
the heart OF the business section
collapsed AZ noon today witt de-
tonaslon that could be heard for
blocks. The streets are roped off
IN the vicinity Of the building. and
complete collapse Of the great
structure Ia not improbable. The
building contains the Orpheum the
atre and many office rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
MAYOR SAYS HE'LL
TALK RIGHT OUT

Mayor CotterIll promises 20 hit
things straight from the shoulder
IN an address next Tuesday night
at the First Presbyterian church
on Seattle To-day and Tomorrow.
The meeting will be held under the
auspices OF the Brotherhood league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
WE MIGHT SEE THE
PENNY, BUT NEVER

J. w spangler. vice president Of
the Seattle National bank, his is
sued warning against the new Ca.
madam penny. The Canadian gov
ernment this year coined a new
penny and new $40 gold piece.
They are the same size and are al
most Identical. The public is warn.
cd to examine them carefully to
avoid confusing them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
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FIND NAN GIVEN
UP FOR DEAD

AK FRANCISCO. Nov. III
- starting on a hunting rip.
no1enly disappearing and being
n1ssnkd for dead since November
: Z Wells OF Bainbrsdge Island.
- Seattle. IL located here today
hotel Wells. who was care
- y the sammer home Of Vim.
Akzsnde7 on Bainbridge Island.
|se - lived with his wife and
.al children. declared he had no
'leetin 81 any hing since the
lenl1< be started hunting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
Br-r! Snow Tonight,
Weatherman Says

For the first time this year the
weather bureau has predicted rain
or snow" for Seattle.
In previous years snow has been
forecasted as early as today. II II
does snow tonight the weatherman
will not be very generous With II.
only a trace OF ~ he says.
The temperature NJ noon was ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
JURY GOES TO VIEW
SCENE OF MURDER

Judge, Jury. defendant, prosecut-
ing attorney, and witnesses desert
ed the courthouse this morning In
the murder case OF T. l.. Richards
charged with killing Henry Dill
man. and journeyed TO the scene OF
the shooting on the Snoqualmie
road. They viii return tonight.
The case win probably go to the
Jury tomorrow night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21
VOTE IN res STATES

Win Arizona. Kansas. ore
\ Eoa and Michigan now added
: By the recent election. 10 Colo
\ radc. California. Idaho. Utah.
= Washington and Wyoming. 10
\ states have given the full suf'
b fraxe TO women.
4 This increases the number
= of presidential electors for
= whom women wiii vote from %
. 10 20. and adds over 100000
= aquar. miles to equal suffrage
. territory.
. u brings Suffrage 80 FAR
4 cast as Michigan
4 II breaks the record for
= quick suffrage campaigns. In
4 Arizona the Initiative petition
= was filed July 5. only four
= months before election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

nr tnited fFess Leased Wtrr
coNsTANTINoPLE. Nov. a.
Tho port confirmed today arlier re-
ports that Turkey has rejected the
allies terms. decming them excess.
i've. Fighting has been ordered re-
sufned.
II is reported here that a Bul-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-21

lnsntiy with the nsw progressive
party. xenrYal movement 20 eject
Miss Addams 10 thin highest office
ia the gtft Of the suffrage workers
WAS started In earnest