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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-08

Die GitiSens Bau unb Gn'
ltibe @sisaidaft wuTos Dor fee
bsn,sbu. Sobr.n orsaniiirt.
8abrsnb bisier PeriOoe brahts
fs sur Rsifs isOs ibrsr iiinf,sbn
Ssrisn i'm Glter pom neun Sab
rem unb a9t Ronuten, uno bat
iosbsu ibrs fiufjsbuts unS Issts
Ssris ;ur Rsifs ssbradt. Bon
i.bsr Ssris bsbielt iis cine Rs'
itrus, nm ssssn etwuiss Ssrlufte
Su i6iissn. IS srsisnstsn fia
feline 8srtuits, babsr wurbs elm
rleberi6us Sonos creirt pom
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-08
Nprp Serantpu.

= Sin EU6terlein bat fit BET BEN
@bepaar Sreo. 5aas uon @aponie Aps'
nue. sinseitellt.
- Soiepb Selsfp BON Dorothy
StraBs, elm Bergman In Der Sloar
3sde, puroe am 5reitas 9iaamittas.
oils sr uahiebsu wOllte, Dnrum sins
anselsstt Sprsnsuns nidt eriolsts,
auf Der Stslls s%stOoist, oils bic @rpiO'
iion ltattiauo. serabt uls sr iid iibsr
oas 2o9 biidte.
- antbOnp 2lsranber pom 6sroinanb
Strase mnros an Disnitas auf ben
8eroaht bin uerbaftst. feline Wobuune
,usimal in 8rauO seisst an haben.
bod ieste man ibn bel benz ipatersn
Yerb6r mieoer fret, oa feline Beuelis
sssen i'm uOrlassn. Das absr Srano'
ftiltuns uorlisst, lit unjpsifsIbaft uno
Die FoliBsi nirb usriuhsn, ben 9bdtsr
feftluitellen.
- Wtetrsre Stsden Dgnamit muir
ben Samftas absno an SOuiltsr aus'
nue. nabe benz bObsn 3uRn oss 9sim
bss @utsn Sirtsn srplcsirt nno Die
@ridattsruns purOs in Der sanSsn
Jiadbariduft ssipiirt. Senitsr tn
nabsftsbsnOsn Sduisru Durosn ger
triimmsrt, elm Ehsil oss 5annss ger
fort unO Elm srssss 4Od in ben @rurO
seri1cn. Die RoliSsi nimmt on. buB
enc Gn,abl SHHssn bic Gbut usriibtsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-08

- Die Ridter baden fid ee9en cine
Io6tentammsr i'm @eriats9ebduoe ent'
ihiebeu.
y. arhibalo Reaues, fir lan9e
Sabre ols Wfsitsrmshanifer BON Der
yadawauna @Ompunis unssitsllt. lit ON
Donnsritas 9taht in ieiuer Wobnnne
on Platt Placs I'M Utter pom 81 Sabrsn
9eitOrben.
- Naut BEN Sabrssberiht oes @oun'
~ Controllers @barles ,. Saua9s,
nsltsr am Somita9 i'm @sriht bintsrs
lest wuros, bstrussn Die aussabeu fir
Oas lssts Subr lusssiammt 5 877 .176.'
90 unb psrbl,ibt cine Bilanj bon 1885,
SOC. 90.
- Drei Rduntr nuroen an Diem
itus Diorsen uerbriibt, uls iis I'M @ro'
ssidOB oss SOtsl Ssrmpu oamit be-
lhdItist marsn. einsn @plinoertopf pom
elmer Wtui6ins gu sntfsrnsn unb babel
~usrisbltsn, porbsr bas 8aiisr ab3u'
oreben. Die Serlssten iino: @sorss
Wbiteman pon DIAMOND Iuenue.
ylOpo PrsitOn pom SeffsriOn ausnus
uno Sranf Rice BON Sine StraBe.
Or. 9barlss 6alfOwstp CAB ibusn
0iotbbsbuuOluns uuO Ounu wuroen bic
swsi s~rlteren benz Stuat SOipital iiber'
wisisu, wdbrsnb Iestsrer tueitsr urbsitsn
tounte.
- Der DOnnsritas absnb pom
Scranton SieOertrunI absebultsns ~9u'
mOriItii6s Sumilienabeno" srrpisS itt
oils elm bur4i6lussubsr @rfols, oenn
uon gnfaus bis gum @noe luutsts BIZ
Parolt .0umor,- uno uae antpelen'
ben fparen BON BEN @uuihe bsieslt,
iar einen lbsno psnisitens bic Aata9s'
iOrsen gu uer9eIien uno iif sriuoltd
Su amiilirsu. Gs wiroe Su melt fiib
rem. Die usridieOsusu:: Otummsrn ju be
/ lprsdeu, Osun nm jsosr 9sreht 81
psrOeu, pdrs cine u%usiibrlihs Ss
, iprshuus uOtbis, oabsr besnh9sn nj
! uus nit Der Semerfuu9, oaB oil
4 E~bsiluebmsr ibrsr aufsabsIuOus @s
r rsatisteit wiosrfubrsu lisBsn. Da
: Arrangements @omits. benz Der iAOn
? slbtno Su ~utrbanitu 1T. beitanb oil
ben Ssrrsu Grnft Slocr (goriissr)
Sohu Drummer. SsOrss &ahl I'M
Is 0tur Suidislotr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-08
StaOt nnO Gount0.

= Samitas lit Der leste Gag CUR
Stuterlegun9 BON applifutiOnen fir
S6anfli;enien.
= SaS @eridt srlte6 an Donnerita9
cine GnorOuuns, luut wslter Dem
Sderiff 164 Gents ben Gag fir Ser,
tOitigun9 ieOes@efangeusn erluubt miro.
Stsber tDurben nur IA @suts ben 9aa
erlanbt. uber Die erbObten Soften Der
S%ebeusmittel madten 60 nOtbig, cine
SrbObun9 gu erlauben.
Guf bic anflase Der QeridwOruna
;meds Setru9s uno Der Sdlihune muir
Den am 6reitu9 SaluatOre SaetunO pom
Ounmore uno HOiario 9uoa Don
Wtagfielo unter ie $1,000 Siir9i6aft
fir elm 9eridtlihes @ridsinsn ssitcat.
sic iolen. luut Der YsihuIoisuus Der
Bruoeutial Suiurunce @Ompnnie. DER.
iudt BADEN. sinen S9miuOlii6tigen Al
uerlidsrn.
- @inise StunSsn na6Oem Der
Pollisi am Samltug baidtst wOroen
mar, oaB Die Snrbieritube BON Soiepb
@elmeui an &adapanna auenue be,
raubt morben iet, erwiidte man Burt'
lep Ripcjninsfp uno SObn Wtc@artbp
in sinsm SoSirbuus i'm csntralsu Staot.
theil. 8eiOe Burden lasen i'm fsitsn
Sdlaf, oils bic POli3si einbrans uno
batten bic semabte Beute unter ibrsn
Siiien uno i'm 3immsr usritsdt. 8si
sinsm ipGteren SsrbOr iibsriuuote Der
alosrmauu lts Dem @sian9uiB.
- Die rspublifanilhsn @ountp
@ommiIidre sntlisben bic bisber uls
Sanitors bisnsnoeu Gbomas Gam uub
Ssurp @sttsr uuo tliuOistsu an, oaB
iis In 3utunit alls bsrartiseu @rnsnn-
unssn islblt MAIDEN pirosn. trosoem
es felt Sabren @ebraud mar, oaB oas
@eriht bic S%anitors fir bic @erihts
simmsr, ibre 3immsr, bic SibliOtbst
uno @sidworsnsnSimmsr srnanntsn.
lin nun ben @OmmiIidrsu elm Shuipp
den Su idlaseu. purosn Sam uno
8sttsr an Dounsritas JON Ssriht
ole @sri1tsbieusr eriannt. nit ben
sltifsu Pfli6tsn pis bisbsr. Vim
6reitas srflarte @ommiiidre allsn, oat
Die @ommiiidre ss perpeiSsrn wiirOsn,
Die 3abtunSsanpeiiuns pom Yam mt
8stter Su ssnebmissn.
- Gin brilliuntes unO senubrei6st
SCn;srt mar es, wsldss oas ScrautOi
Symphonic Orbsitsr am MOuta9 ab
enb I'M 2pceum Ebeater ben Dtuiitlicb
babsrn Der StaOt burbOt. Bon Der or
fen drummer auf benz PrOgrumm BIZ
CUR lsstsu wursn Die usri4isOeuen Bcr
TRACE bon sriter Site unO uu9emeiI
wiro %unsrfunnt. ouB Der Dirisent. PrOI
gouis Safer Rbilips. iOwis bic DtiI
9lisbsr oes Srheiters, neue Sorbsere
srntstsu. Sn Der auspabl oes SCl
iteu, bsm @cliitcn SEQ Shulj, ma
= uu5 cine uOrBislide Babl sstrOfis
pOrbsu, Osnu 9err S6uIS 1T elm Dts
fer uui isinsm Snitrument uno en-
8 ,iidte bic 3ubOrsr %uOlitduOiS Our6 lei
2 lei. GIN @anjsn 9enommsn, fan
:, Dos aOnSsrt pom Montug absno a
boz thuitleriidite betru9tet wcroen, bt
ie BON benz Srdeitsr ssssben Uuro
uuo oisiss Rsiultat lit banptidhlid B
9iidtistsit uuO Gusrsie pom PrOf. Pb
lips 5u,ui6rsibsu, Der unsrmiiolid
trsbt lit. osm bisiissn Publiium n
has Bette ju bistsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-08
8att ttnO @nlei1e
Nemi9eeit.

Die Ssamtsn uub Dirsfto'
rem, tpslhsn oisien Reforo 30
ibrem arsbit madtsn, iiuo mic
folst: 8. s. 3isslsr, PraiiOsnt (;
z. 8. SnOwosn, Siss $rdf'
bent ; 8. Z. 9arrsr, S&as'
msiiisr; Us. 6. Ssifiussr, Ssfrs'
tar Dirsftoren s. Us. 9ir6'
bof, 8. 8. Sprufs. R. q.
a0blsr. R. u. Zimmerman,
Bm. Dslfs. Sobu Sdsusr, jun.
unO 9surp SCHUBERT.
Sine anosre @eisIihaft,
tpsths bic Reinltate uon fonier'
patiusr uuo tihti9sr Seituns
Seist, 1T bic New @itijsns. Sbr
8sroieuft pom u Pro,ent am
SdluHe ibres neuuten Sabrss
felt iis in ben Sorraus Der
@eisuidufteu oss beutissn Ea'
sss. Disiss ift nur cine natiir'
lihe Solss, bcB bic 8eamten unb
Dirsftorsn oeS @ttiSens ihrs
affaireu leiten.
lin antbeil ju srlanssn on
ben YOrtbsilen, pelhe oieie Sc
ieai6uft bsiist, tretst Der 5unH'
aisIten Ssrie bel, iest often.
ISie bsSublt feds PrOssut Sn'
terelieu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-08
$17,907 81.

Dieter SOnos wiro nuns
mebr uerttsilt uuter ibre aftien'
b,Iiesr pom RstOro Sur 5eit Der
8sifs ibrsr rsipeftiusn Serisn.
Durd oisis SettbsilunS tbut Der
Gitissus stwus, welass nod
fein anosrer Sersiu i'm Stanos
mar su tbun. Dieies 1T cine be-
u6tunsswsrthe EbutIu6s, wenn
man ridtis in Setraht siebt.
OaB bisiss srfolst nu6 Der Rsifs
isiner Nftisn orei Wonate
uub uufwarts friber wis irssnO
elmer Ieinsr Wiitbewerbsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-08
Wetu Gtti;enS
8att 1tnO @Cnlei1e
0cieAi0aft
sol GrSnr SaO2nmF.

Der Bsrliu,r P%riuatbuntisr Yant
gBuIdsd bot Setbftmorb bssanssr.
Sdners YsrluIis battsu Jpn sur Ssr'
jmsifluns ssbraGt. =.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-08

- Sn Eboru. BsftprsuBen, purbs
Der lansidbriss swsits BOriisenbs Der
osuti6sn Eurneridaft, Rrofsfor Sarl
ausuit 8Ostbis. ON 5rsitas pom Goos
abberufen. @r mar an 2. Ssbr. 1880
in 8rOmbsrs ssbOrsn, aliO mar istn
@,burtstas uua fem 2oosstas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-08

Sunoesisuutor Va Solstte bot
fiG ale SunOiOat Der prOsrsiiiusn Repu'
bliiun,r iir Die PrdiiOsntibuit 3uriid'
ss,Ossn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-07

Ing TO the slowness OF the returns.
Socialists Gain.
Although the socialist party lost
It's only member In congresa-vic.
tor l.. Berger OF Wisconsln--it
gained In popular vote and elected
three members OF the IiIlnoia leg.
islatuFe. Owing 10 the peculiar SIT.
uation In Illinois. the socialists and
proEressives hold the balance OF
power In the state legislature. The
socialist leaders claim they polled
100000 votes In the national cleo
tion.
progrcssiyes Second
One effect of the progressive loss
In Kansas Ii that Gov. w. X. Stubbs
is defeated for the senate. Col
Roosevelt. apparently. ran second
In many Of the important states,
giving the pFoErcssives control OF
the election machinery as the sec
ond party. which Ia important In
organization work.
Wilson has captured 80 states,
and may yet add Wyoming to this
list.
Democratic national headqnar-
tera il elatcd over the outcome. but
somewhat chagrined at losing Min
nesota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-07
WHAT DID BILL
TAFT MEAN?

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.--Presi-
dent Taft issued his Thanksgiving
proclamation. In one paragraph,
which. possibly. refers TO the cleo
tion. he said: THE year now draw
ing to close has been notably fa.
yorable to our fortunate land. AZ
peace within and without. free from
perturbations ard calamit.es afflIct.
Ing other peoples, rich in haryests
so abundant that the overflow Of
our prosperity has advantaged the
whole world. strong In the stesdfsst
conservation Of the heritage Of self.
government bequeathcd us by the
wisdom Of the fathers, and firm In
the resolve 70 transmit that herit-
age unimpaired, but, rather. improv-
ed by good use, 10 our children and
our children's children for all time
10 come. the people Of the United
States have abounding cause for
contented gratitude"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-07
PUT DETECTIVES
ON WATCH FOR
IRREGULARITIES

Unless there is a crooked
count S omewhere in those
counties where the votes are.
being held back, Ernest Lister
is the next governor by sale
margin"
That was the statement Of
Hugh Todd. democratic state
chairman, TO The Star at /
O'Clock this afternoon.
Todd, following the receipt
of kilograms from several
counties where the local demo
cratic managers had good rea-
son TO be suspicious OF the
count. wired instruction 10
take every precaution 10 en-
ploy detectives TO detect any
signs OF irregularity.
Fear Chehalis County.
The democratic managers
have particular reasons for be-
ing suspicious OF Chehalis and
Spokane counties. In the for
mer place the big mill owners
raised a fund OF $1,000 10 be
pcnt for Hay during the last
ew days and. despite the fact
nat Lister was conceded the
county, the incomplete returns
show Hay far in the lead. This,
together with the fact that the
count is being held back, has
reused the democrats to be
on the watch.
Spokane Count Slow
In Spokane the count 10 also be-
ing mysieriously delayed, and ths
democrats there today exchanged
several sensational tclegrams with
state headquarters here.
Among the telegrams was tho
following:
Last night Hay sent his agents
TO Okanogan. Ferry, Benton. Adams
and Grant counties. The democrat
&c headquarters have Instructed
men In these counties 10 watch the
ballots"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-07
STATE RESULTS

Lister carries King 5000 with Hodge second and
Hay third.
Lister carries Tacoma AMI Pierce Hodge
close and Hay a bad third
Roosevelt carries probably 10000
Hodge Belingham probably
Lister carried Columbia By a safe lead
Hodge carried Garfield with third
Lister carried Waia Mala Hodge third
Lister carried Lincoln tays homc a a
Lister leading by margin In stevens county.
carried third
Cowitx county Hodge third.
IL
congressional candidates carried the
King the
tenant Collins for commissioner and Beach
public
Listers election by lead 81 5000 the state probable
though returns have IN from Spokane
three
materially this
far the has progressed than Hay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-07
TWO AUTO
ACCIDENTS

The heavy rain OF yesterday was
directly responsible for two auto
mobile accidents Laura Carlson.
1855 Sunset place. was knocked
down on Second ay.. between Pike
and Pine. At $3.50 By an auto driven
BY J. q. Fenton. 500 y. Pike. n
was raining 40 hard at the time
that he did not see the young vofn.
an hurrying across the street.
Dr. N. A. shaw. 500 18th av.. hit
a wagon driven BY r. II. Waite.
900 18th av.. at the intersection OF
10th av. and Cherry 81. The auto
skiddcd on the wet street. striking
the rear OF the wagon and breaking
one OF its wheels. Waite received
scalp wound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-07
MEAT WAR
IS STARTED

The predicted meat war In
Seattle Is here. Frye q Co.,
meat packers, are slashinn
rates In their newly established
retail meat stores. In an effort
TO crowd small. independent
dealers out Of the trade, and the
latter are fighting back through
the unions.
The Frye concern advertises NUT
ton chops at i0c, round steak at lac.
sirloin steak at i5c, spare ribs at
i0c, and rib roast NJ i2nc. The
prices on those meats at most Of
the public markets are as follows:
Mutton chops. 15c 60 zoe: round
steak, ibc to zoe. sirloin steak. 20c;
spare ribs. i5c and rib roast. isc.
The butchers declare that the
prices Frye is now selling at are
way below the cost OF the meat. and
that TO sell at those prices viii
bankrupt them.
An effort Ia being made by the
Butchers association and the
Butchers union to get all the unions
in the city lined up with them and
balk the proposed monopoly Frye
intends TO establish. Charles W.
Frye will appear before the execu.
tive committee OF the Central Labor
council and explain his reason for
his policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-07

were closing in on Richmond
10 Ert the ''Aimosphere" OF tho
South you've either got to see the
South or get the Atmosphere" sec
ond hand from many books such
nw John Fox. juniors. Mary Minter
has never seen the South and has
read no books.
Vet she has caught the spirit of
tne South. which she has not seen.
She speaks her lines In the soft
dra~t of the South: but II 10 not
that which 10 10 strange. An in
FAINT phcnom" could be drilled 10
dra~i. u 10 that nhe 10, In her
heart. during sIs night perform.
ancss and two mssinces. . little
rebel and the daughter Of south
ern gentleman who hates the dam
ysnks"
Once interviewed Olga Neither.
solc--or tried to--iust after she had
come OFF the stage. She was
aapho and she had Just left her
lover. Her breast was heaving and
there were tears in her eyes. She
couldn't talk
Mary Minier IL like that after
that beautiful and terrible third act
I IN The Lltilest Rebel She Is not
Mary Minicr then. but VIrgie Cary,
hungry. IN rags. Her eyes are like
stars
An unnatural life for a little girly
Z For any other little girl. hut Mary
. Minter would droop and wither In
nursery. DO you feel sorry for
her that she has no play time? Her
work Is her play. and she plays
hard during six night performances
and two matinees every week-~a
wonderful game OF pretend"
+ That 10 the game that children
like best. Little boys pretend they
are cowboys. indians. pirates. Little
girls pretend they are mothers and
that dolls are Hive babies. Mary
Mlntcr pretcnds she is virpie Cary
Next season. perhaps she will pre-
tend shc 10 somebody else.
And with II all she is pink
little alri and as fat as butter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-07
DEMOCRATS AROUSED OVER
SLOW, SUSPICIOUS COUNT
COUNTY RESULTS

Initiative referendum by
jorIsy.
Meadows fair bonds defeated
Road bonds county
James street
First
Macintosh and humphries.
five progressive LEGISLATORS elected from King county they
being Mnphine Christensen Anderson Houser and Earl
Humphrey for carried King with andon close
second lcfner
Phelps
pecncta and will likely the 1000
Cudihee democrat IL elected sheriff progressive
second. and Sarwieh third
Republican
and Bryan progressive carry King
county over Frost and Dewey BY about i.200 votes.
lieutenant
Hart. republican. %
Beach
Preston In kng probably
Collins progressive Fshback
In king county count OF 2IO precincts by 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-07
VOTE ON SUPERIOR JUDGES
MEYERS TRIAL

Trial Of Edwin F. Meyers In navy
yard case was continued yesterday
with the cross-examination of II. II.
Wheeler, VIII II. Morris. attorney
for the defendant. brought out that
In all OF Wheeler's conversations
with the United States officers the
name OF Meyers had not been in.
icted into the case.
Wheeler admitted that he had sup.
piled J. A. ketilewell. former chief
clerk Of the navy yard. with blank
proposals for bids. and testified that
secret service men told him that
"higher-ups' were concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-07
LEGISLATIVE WINNERS HERE

Bravender tF.l S51.
Sorcnson (p.I $50.
Attn Legislative District
Kennedy (R.l sts.
Childs tR.l Ss3.
Jones lDl 73s.
Phillips (D.t 729.
Ferty-Fkth Legislative District.
Grass tRl go.
Goss gR.l s96
LonKfellow tP.l Tss.
Corkery tp.l 7o1.
Forty-sissh Legislative District.
Hastings tRl i.130.
Anderson tP.l i.ies.
Hnrd gRl i.tsS.
Forsy-sesensh Legislative District
Freeman tRl 1855.
Foster lR.l g.0ss
Higgins tDi 24e7.
Buchanan tP.l 2.t57.
County Commissioners
South District.
Hamilton 1871.
Garrison 1875.
North District.
Knudsen if.2sf.
Dobson 1851.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-07
eY EREp /. eoAlr

ff& - %~N e1N&t
Mary Miles Minser. THE Littless
Rebel" 10 also the iittless star. Al
the age of 10 she 10 a finished &C.
srcss ane--a mystery.
There are other child thespians.
but ! never ss~ one like Mary Min.
ter. Years ago We had our fili. for
Instance, Of Little Lords Faunsicroy.
remember one. clever, pre-.
eoeious. detss,abie kid. Ne was
self-eonseiovs. spoiled. old beyond
his years. ard subject 10 suIks and
sansrums. He made life unbesrshie
for the company ard the people a.
the hoteis- Everybody hated the
little brxs--~but his mother.
We remember with artistic pain
and human pity these Infant phs-
nomsT Of the drama. Hut Mary
MlntcF r. like none Of these.
Have you neeu her NJ the Metro.
politan this week. where she shares
honors with Dustin Farnumg Then
you Will know what ! mean.
She 10 aa much Of nn artist In
her way aa Farnum Ia In his. Both
are finished. But Farnum has given
years Of hard aud patient work tn
perfectinR himself In HIS art. Mary
Minier waa born perfect
She was born. you understand. of
stage parents. Most Of her infant
years were passed In New York. She
has had a tutor and g0yerneas
since she was able 10 say her
abc's. She seldom had children to
play with-thst Is. children IN
years. Actors are children and she
played with them.
This IL the little girra first en-.
gagement. Her mother. Of course,
travels with her. and the tutor and
the gOverncaa. She travels IN state
as befite a star.
Now. note the marvel THE LAT.
TEST Rebel is wartime play
What does Mary Minter know oi
tho horrors OF the war; what does
she know Of the South. Of those
dark days when the Union armies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-07
TAXI HITS CAR

Ed Walsh. 202 Main ST.. received
a scalp wound and concuasion OF
the brain. and n companion OF bis.
whose name could not be learned,
was cut by flying glass when taxi,
driven BY X r. Petit. hit a Mount
Baker Park street car at Third av,
and Jackson st.. last night. at II
O'Clock.
Petit told the police that Just as
be neared the intersection. one OF
the men in the auto asked him a
question. and that, In turning 10 an.
gwer, the auto sweryed a little.
striking the street car.
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!. R. LOSES ILLINOIS,
KANSAS; GETS MINNESOTA

IN YORK, Nov. 7.-presidens-
- woodrow Wilson ~ilI have at
~ eisctorsI votes. Wyo.
: three votes probably will be
b this total. but an official
VII be necessary 10 deter
which candidate has carried
3sss- Wilson's electoral vote
Wprscedented in the history Of
essntfy. Col. Thee. Roosevelt
second with Pennsylvania.
uskcta. Minnesota and
'n1soc--a total Of ~ electoral
President Taft has won
Utah ard Vermont. with a
d. sHsaee Of winning cut in Wy
Loses Illinois ana Kansas.
Roosevelt has lost Illinois
Aznsas- but has gained Mime.
snrongh the support or the
The switch TO the Wilson
- Of Illinois and Kansas was
eefed, and both are due 10 the
q support Wilson received ia
nfal districts
snson b NOT believed 10 have re-
~ . majority OF the popular
~. sH' his plurality will exceed
~ The exact figures will
y available for some time. ow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-07

LOOKS LIKE TURKEY trot in.the European
PETERSBURG DISPATCH STATES that the czarevtch
cove etc. etc,
IN sUMATRA JEALOUS NAVIGATING gnawed auomo
left temporarily the Jungle OF making
the
THERE o Washington That's
OF a national capital
COMMUNITY MAusoLEuM WITH individual niche for $500
reductions families the latest idea
Chicago.
HALL, Washington, his
presidential lived the District
uba all his fe but bought farm in Pennsy
,ana.
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MOTHERS CONGRESS

An entertainment for the benent
OF the Mothers congress OF the
Longfellow school was given last
evening in the school building, un-
der the direction OF Mrs. Louis A.
Sterne. The program consisted OF
readings by Miss Elizabeth Torrey
and vocal solos by Mrs. Arthur Den
ton and Mrs. Sterne. Addresses
we're made by Mrs. Austin Il. Grit
fiths aud Miss Annie l.. Clifford,
principal OF the school.
About 200 mothers attended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-07

CHICAGO, Nov. Jack Johnson.
negro heavyweight champion OF the
world, Ia determined today to make
his brother, Charles Johnson, suffer
for testifying against him in the
case in which the pugilist is charg.
ed with abducting Miss Lucille Cam
eron. white girl. Recently Jack
had Charles arrested on larceny
charge. and now asks that the latter
De examined regarding his sanity.
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1.-THE GOAT"

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.--It Is expect.
ed here that the republican national
committee meeting, which will be
held In Chicago next Tuesday. will
select John Wanamaker OF PhiiadcI-
phla as the republican vice prcslden-
tIsl candidate 20 replace the late
James s. Sherman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-07

TURKEY PRICES

Excitement Of election Is
over, and turkeys are fattenlng
up for the Thanksgiving meal.
They are not so scarce that
there will not be plenty to 90
around, either. The local mar
kets are figuring that they viii
90 for about 26 cents pound
when the big day comes
around. At present they are
sellina at % to 30 cents.
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NEBRASKA

LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. Forty.
nine OF the gi counties In Ne
braska. complete. Indicate that VIII
sons plurality will reach $4,000.
Morehead. democrat. has been
elected governor by 1000 The
republlcan-progressiye state ticket
was otherwise successful. Norris
plurality for United states senator
is 1900.
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CONTROL OF SENATE
STILL DOUBTFUL

NEW YORK. Nov. 7.--Contfol Of
the United States senate is In
doubt. BY latest returns the demo
Gratis have gained -four senators.
The seats from Oregon. Michigan
and Wyoming are doubtful. II the
democrats get two Of these they
will have control without any com
bine with the progressiyes.