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Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

n e mabre Sodfllltb BON @eIes-
esDorlngen uno @ei1liillen bat ii9 III
oen 81. aongreB %ergoiien. SIN &e
pr1ientantenbaule iino niht peniget
ais 1884 neue @eiebesporIagen elm.
gerei9t noroen un0 I'M 6enat oerer
7349. Sn beioen S1ulern iino 1907
einfade, 464 gemeiniame unb Z
3%uitimmungs : 8eidliilie eingebraht
morOen. @eieb gemoroen lino gum
Slid aber MIR 296 gorlagen, uni
MIR Al 8ei6liilfe nurOen paiiirt.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

ltniere 5eueripebr lit iebt aud
i'm Bette einerM otorfeuerfpriBe. SiC
Itebt bel Der gompanie "a an @eorgC
Muenue uno BOD Greet g6ur6 &oao
unO bot cine gapa5itGt BON 700 @al.
lonen @aiier in Der Minute. sic 1T
i'm StnnOe, INTER eigener 4raft Ole
groBten 9iigeI 81 befabren uno bot
auBer Der Dompfipribe nod einell
6emii9en Mpparat uuo 1900 Sui
215 3oaigen Shlaltf.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

Ger Senat bat Ole BIN ongenom-
men, tponah ote 3ipiI : Seroice : Mn-
geiteaten BEL Der &egierung mad 9lb.
lauf bon iieben Sabren mieoerum
neue appIifationen fir lire Steaun.
gen MAIDEN miliieu,
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10
Sleiidprsiie.

0bnobl England fein 2ano ser
Gieb5udt lit, uno obpobl Ser Grams
port Oes giebs taulenoe Meilen melt
erbebli6e Soften beruriadt, iino oie
6leif6preiie in ENGLAND nieoriger
ais in Mmerifa.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10
NOm SmIomb.
sdnrefaa.

Sapeer, Did, 8. aug. Die
Snioiicn oes Midigun Seims fir
Sdmodiimigc ergingen iid geitern
tn einem Sdneebolleugefeht. Sin se-
waltiger Sturm iagte iiber oieienSeiI
0es States bin mo beoedte oieS ber.
ilade nit iiber einem balben 8ou boz
len Sdlnee.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

Sn Bolton miro man Dem
6leiidtruIt geborig 5l Qeibe aeben.
Der Waaior Der Stnot bat gefannt ae-
geben ooB MIR nod 9obuen eegeliem
meroen ioIleu.
Cine AderbauiduIe ausifIies.
lid fiir NaGOden ioa in Sos QnaeIes
,roffliet peroen; Die Idonen @roou.
irten louten obne 3meifel GinfIuB ae.
ltilg onsiiben, INN Den Monn slriid
jir 6orm 81 bringeu.
Sn Baltimore puroe Srau Ser.
mine So9n ausO elterreidL tueIfe ben
betagten Yaor SbuoeI beirotete, ur
5gn um $f7O0 81 betriigeu, iueaetI
5tganie 81 Is Monaten 8udtbdus
peritrteilt. Sbre Gbe NIT GduOeI
IT ullgiilti9 erfldrt ipor0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

n 80 Sabre alter 9rabtipanner
Der Hotomac gleftri3itGts : @eiea-
i6aft tpuroe 0ienitag Morgen BET Der
Nrbeit auf einem boben Yfoiten an
&booe Sslono : gbeulie uno Z. Ctr.
eleftrofutionirt. Gin Strom bon
24O0 Golten idoB ourd ieinen 2or-
per nno t0tete i'm auf Der Stele.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

Gem 8eiipiel ieines gaters fol-
genO, begging am 0ienitag IN ieiner
@obmng, 1917 Gales StraBe, Der
2t-i6brige @infielo 90 .Sopfins ourd
@rbGngen Selbltmoro Sein &ater
bntte iib Dor orei Sabren eridoiien.
Sopfins NOR frdnfli6 uno auBer Dir
beil.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

@or einigen sogen erbieIten mir
Dab Die GamiIie DanbafI nit
ibren 5reunoen am 26. lebten Mts.
Oampfer : grfuriionen n1tf Dem 3ii-
rideriee in Der Sdwei5 madten.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

lteberaIl muB unterill6t per-
Oen. SIN &arle nuroen am Mitttpod
$4,000 bemiaigt, Inn cine Inter
Iufltng in Der Yeniionsoffice por5u-
nebnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

s. s. 8urlingame, ein befannter
9%elegrapbiit, mel6er li6 bel ben
&%onpentionen in Chicago unO 8alti-
more iiberhrbeitet batte, lit am Don.
neritog geitorben.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

&err @arl SeurifL ser geniale
@irt in ben n8iaows", mar leste
ISOLDE auf Der Gronfenliite, lit ie-
oo9 ieBt wteOer auf benz Damn.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

SO er iid eineu guten 8ropfen elm
lagern min, gebe gum 3on0crs So
milienbalis an Der Siebenten StraBe
no. 900, g. 90.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

S II Der Marine Nfaoemie bon Nn-
nopoIis tpltrOe aufgenommen: 9. q.
Moon bon SnOiano; s. S. Weiuifan
BON 1elamare, unO @. S. 20Dentbal
BON Seras.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10
grgebenit
Ser Seransseber

Gum 8e1ten Ser @aiienfinoer am
nGditen Montag @rfuriion nod
Ntaribaa Sail.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

9ie 0iitrift Gommilidre limo bci
Dem aongreB noriteaig ocmorocn uni
$4,000 sur 8efdmpfulig reip. Ser.
biituna Der geiIeupeit 81 erlangel.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

8eim 9oli8ei6ef iiuo wieoerum
&lagen eingelaufen, oaB Ser ugtad.
idliiiieloie6~ mieoer iein grideinen
gema6t battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
sy FRED [. soAlr.

a neatly attired man OF middle
age and pompous aspect might have
been seen the other afternoon dash
ING madly north on Second av. tis
carried ounny sack from which
large. squaaking noises issued.
He turned into Pine ST., made 4
ESlnai sprint. and caught the Poultry
Special for Seattle Heights.
1 The car was well filled. and a
tranger would have been surprised
10 note that others had gunny sacks
from which issued large. sqaawklng
noises.
.Ln jones'" said the pompous
man. sinking into a seat.
10. Smith" said the man ad
dressed. What have you gos
theref-
white orplngtons."
Trade you a Plymouth Rock Tor
pne." said the pompous man.
be swap was made across the
Such things often happen on
Gbuitry Special.
De residents OF Seattle Heights
IKE nearly all persons who have
Almost. but not quite. severed urban
j. Back TO the land" cries a
tYty-weary man. every once Ia 4
while. and legs 1t for the Poultry
Special.
There's trunk and satchei man
ufaeturer out there. And there's
. haherdashcr. And there's a Law.
yer. And there's clever woman
who's head bookkeeper for a whole
string Of drug stores And she and
her husband Fro worth a paragraph
/ 20 themselves
Sc comes down town every day.
He stays on the farm. She. you see,
liant strong enough to clear the
Hand So day after day she pours
lover the Iedgers in the city while
|her husband out on the farm Is
pulling stumps. piouahing. hoelns,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
MAKING MINERS
MOVE OUT

That all the facts have not been
presented TO the court Ia the con.
tention OF Attorneys Bailey and
Rummens. who appeared In the su-
pcrlor court today 10 ask for a re-
straining order against the service
OF writE which would put out OF
their homes about 40 miners nj
nayne, Wash. Tho DEGREES were
granted by the court ON the appli.
cation OF the Carbon Coal and Clay
Co. which owns tho houses. Tho
company renta tho houses 10 its
employees. Recently a movement
was on To organize n union. II fall
ed Now the company IA retaiiat.
Ing. Il IL alleged. by forcing the
union advocates 10 move out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
Warburton Out
for Reelection
as Congressman

Congressman Stanton Warburton,
progressive republican of the SEQ
ond district, yesterday filed for re-
election. Warburton was elected
two years ago against the combined
atandpat forces on radical progress
slve platform. And Warburton. af'
ter election, remembered hia pre-
election promises. lie has stood by
tho people right down the limo. vot
Ing as other progressive republicans
did against tho old order OF things.
From present indications. War.
burton viii have no opposition. lilo
has satisfied the people Of his dis
triet generally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
SPEECH READY

sEAciRT. NJ j., July 27.--WIth
HIS speech Of acceptance written IN
his own shorthand notes complete,
Gov. Woodrow Wilson OF New Jcr.
sey arrived at his summer hons
here today, bringing to an end the
period OF seciusion which he went
into when he started his address.
The speech, II was announced, will
be printed Monday.
United States Senator Gore OF
Oklahoma conferred with the demo
cratic nominee this afternoon. II is
considered likely that the blind SEN
ator Will manage Wilson's Western
campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
KING COUNTY
GRANGE MEETING

To investigate tho King county
ferry situation. 10 make n report on
the candidates for county office. and
TO aid the local option election
in tho country district this fall.
were the three important reaoln-
tons adopted AZ meeting OF tho
King county and Valley Central
grange. Hobsr; Main presided The
farmers plan to take an active In.
tcrcst la the selection of progress.
alive candidates for office this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
IT'S JUST A CUNNING SCHEME
OF LOCAL STANDPATTERS

size. the standpasters' hand Ii
shown at the outset
The man who ostcnsibly has Is
sued this call Is II. II. Whitman.
sos Leary building. Whitman Is an
unknown quantity among the pro-
gressiyes. 50 far as known, he has
not heretofore participated in a
single progressive league meeting.
Opposition TO conventions 10 one
Of the cardinal principles Of pro
gressives." said Murphine this
morning. @An honest progressive
does not want convention nor,ina-
ton. The proeressives are willing
to trust TO the people at tho polls at
the primary election. Conventions
give political nsnipuIstors too
much opportunity. stsndpstters
can come into a convention fight
with their political ward heeiers.
where they have no ghost Of . show
at the polls In straight primary con-
tcs< In which the people psrtici-
pate"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27

milking. tending the chickens. Some
day the land Will be all cleared.
and then the wife Will give up
the city entirely.
There's no false pride at Seattle
Hoights. No unpleasant aud nnob
bish comment is aroused when a
business man gets mp early. picks
gallon OF wild hlackherries. and
sells them TO a marketman In the
city before going 20 the office. Wild
biackherrics are worth dollar n
gallon.
Seattle Heights Ia a great place
stalls az The Westiake market.
Cynthia Grey. who smcoths the
path OF true love for Star readers.
lives on the heights.
The ranches on the heights range
from one TO 10 acres Of cleared
land. One couple made a small
initial payment ON 10 acres 10
years ago. and the other day they
made the last one and put a little
mouey Ia the bank. And that land.
plus their labor. paid for itself
Paid for itself in garden truck and
eggs.
Life on Seattle Heights Is ssimu.
iasing and exciting. Most Of the
folks there never knew anything
about farming until TREY got the
baekto-the-iand bunch. In many In
stances late In life. About all some
Of then, knew was which end OF the
COW the milk comes from.
But they cram on the agriculture
books. plant the seeds. and wait 10
see what happens. They've got the
theory down fine. and the results
are often excellent.
Seattle Heights 10 different from
most agricultural neiahborhoods In
that the by-heek conversation IL
conspicuous by It's absence. indeed.
Il 10 no essp1eration 20 say that
Capitol Hin has nothing on Seattle
Heights when II comes 20 polite
small talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
DOCTORS BODY
In HOSPITAL

The body of DIR. +. NJ Rininger.
who was killed In a collision be.
tween an interurban car and bis
auto at Riverton Thursday after.
noon. lies today at the hospital on
summit av.. which was to have
been dedicated BY him next month
ms his life's work. The funeral viii
be held In private.
The coroner's Jury yesterday aft.
ernoon put the blame for the acci-
dent on the street railway com.
pany for not providing proper pro.
lection at the crossing and declared
that Rininger's chauffeur did not
use due precaution In approaching
the crossing.
Miss Luelia Davis. the nurse who
was injured In the collision. In re
ported better today at the Minor
hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27

/ Driven to Desperate tactics by the
eaiixstion that all standpat csndL
hates are doomed to defeat " the
troaressIves stand together In the
Sriraries, . cunning scheme has
keen Matched by the stsncpstters to
plIt the progressive strength.
q The scheme is 70 father a third
karty convention by the standpat
hrs and make It appear that pro
tressives are behind the movement
D this way. the standpatters hope
D keep progressives away from the
kolIs ON primary day so that they
Fill have a chance TO put over the
teacuonary candidates. and In adj
1itlon they plan to nominate stand
bat candidates at the alleged third
DartJ convention
A cal has. been issued from some
source for third party
zen q participate In mass meet
e the Tacoma hotel on July 81.
any meeting at the Tacoma
: can only be OF ''hand-picked"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
NO CHANCE FOR
THE EMPEROR

TOXIC. July U.--BuIIstins
Issued from the palace early
today stated that while the NH
ksdo 10 holding his own. there
10 no chance for recovery. No
10 suffering from an ineursbIe
disease. and. u was stated. de-
spite his improved condition,
death 10 liable TO come al any
time.
The patients temperature
was about normal today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
A SUGGESTION
ON TELEPHONES

Board of public works yesterday
passed resolution asking the
council to grant the Pacific Teie-
phone Co. permit TO finish the phys.
scal connections between tho old
Sunset and Independent llnes. on
the condition. however. that this
permission IL not 10 interfere with
the right Of the city to declare tho
independent franchise forfeited.
The board makes the suggestion so
an TO Improve the telephone service
In the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
SOUTHERN MAN
FOR V.P.IN THE
NEW PARTY

NY VnFtrd TFr~s fa4tsFd Wff"F
CHICAGO. July 2T.--Prediction
that Southern progressive would
be nominated for the vice presi.
dency by the bull moose convcn.
ton was made here today by Sena.
tor Dixon Of Montana. manager OF
Col. Rooseveit's campaign forces.
lie anticipates big industrial pro
pressiye vote 90 result from spe.
clal appeal which Ia to be made TO
the workingmen OF the country.
Wilson" said Dixon. reached
the crest OF his wave OF popularity
five days after his nomination. lie
has been losing ground aimee. Incl,
dentally. there arc no cheers for
Taft, either"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
MADE STOMACH
HARDWARE ROOM

GENEVA. July U.--A con-
vict undergoing n long sentence
az Lenxboura attempted suicide
by converting his stomach Into
a hardware emporium. While
the wardcrs were not watch
ing. he swallowed every piece
OF metal and glass he could
find In the court yard. When
tho physician operated. he
removed isT nails. 50 screws. ~
pieces OF glass. . bits OF lead.
q brass heads OF MALTA. . collar
buttons and the broken blades
Of knife and a chisel. Ne will
recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
BODWELL FILES

There was only one filing for OF.
flee this morning. IT, u. Bodwell.
clerk In Judge Gordon's court. filed
for justice OF the peace. Together
with Otis w. Brinker, who fire.
quentiy occupies the position OF
assistant city attorney. and Judge
Gordon himself. there are now
three candidates for Justice OF the
peace from the police court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
MILLIONAIRE HAS HIS
|WIFE'S SERVANTS ARRESTED

Attorney Rosenberg. representing
Mrs Mcnamara, who did not APP
pear In court, demanded the release
of the trio and when Magistrate
Watts refused Rosenberg threat
ened at once to bring habeas corpus
proceedings.
Rosenberg declares that the Nc
Namsras separated because the
wife, who is worth $500, 900. and her
husband quarrelcd over certain
stock In a San Francisco bank. He
declares that Mrs. Perkins 10 not
the servant. but the friend Of Mrs.
McNamara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
TALE OF LETTERS

Which letters are the hardest
workers? The Bees tB's).
Which are the most extensive let
ters? The Seas tC's).
Which letters are the most fond
of comfort? The Ease fE's).
Which letters have the most to
say for themselves? The rs.
Which are the noisiest letters?
The Jays (J's).
Which are the longest letters?
The Ellis L's).
Which are tho poorest letters?
The Owes fO'D.
Which letters are the greatest
bores2 The Tease (T's).
Which are the most sensible let
ters? The Wise tY's).-Tit-Bits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
SEWARD BAR
STAYS CLOSED

Pending appeal Of zbindcn Bros.
from the superior court dccIaion
holding that tho Seward hotel n.
ceusc In Illegal. because II cxcceds
tho charter limit OF two saloons on
on. block. the Seward bar viii have
10 remain closed. Tho supreme
court yesterday denied tho applIca.
ton TO allow Il TO open pending APP
peal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
Hornesteads.

Have just returned from famous
Fergus county. Montana. where !
located every man who saw the
land, Tho most favored wheat belt
OF North America no irriRaugu.
VIII return there avery two weeks
on special excursion rates furnish
ed BY the Chicago, Milwaukee A.
Puget Sound fty A few excellent
homesteads left close 20 the rhil-
road, Also any part Of 30 600 acres
excellent wheat land cheap. Act
uaffey lgIda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
MEETING OF
T. R. EDITORS

CHICAGO. July Editors r.. T.
Earl Of Los Angeles. VIM. n. Nci-
son Of Kansas City and y. A. Van
valkenberg OF Philadelphia called
today meeting Of the progressive
editors OF the country. to ss held
here August 3.
Edwin Sims. secretary OF the
Roosevelt National league resigned
today bis office In the Roosevelt
movement because he opposes a
third.party ticket In Illinois. Sims.
however, will continue TO work for
Col. Rooseyelt's election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
ONE MORE LID

Charles @. Heifner. chairman OF
the state democratic central com
mittee, addressed the King County
Democratic club at the Good Eats
cafeteria today noon. He reviewed
the Baltimore convention and
dropped his lid into the congress
sional fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
BIG BILL JAMES
TO PITCH SUNDAY

4 An ovation al tho baseball I
4 park Sunday afternoon at 1850 4,
4 ls M certain as death ard I
4 taxes. because VIII James will ,
4 90 on the mound 10 pitch hIs
4 frat game aimee he was In
4 lured two weeks ago. Man I
4 aaer Raymond wac Inclined 10 !
4 postpone James return 10 the 4
4 game for q few days longer.
4 but the Blu One pleaded to get 4
4 back In the mlxup 30 hard. and 4
4 the doctor gave such favor 4
4 able report that Raymond Do I
4 oided 20 put him In The fact 4
4 that Dill James will pitch 4
4 spells q big crowd for sunday 4
4 afternoon. 4
4 a 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 a 4 A 4 Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
Lightning Bolt shaves Face OF T
r., a Gray Cat Of AmityviIie.

Theodore Roosevelt. n gray cat
belonging to Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
wlImarth OF Amityyille. l.. T., was
on the window seat during an cleo.
trical storm When a bolt OF lightning
came In and shaved the whIskera
and hair off T. RS face, leaving
him unhurt.
The lightning smashed a china
closet downstairs and went out OF
the house by wire clothes line,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
STRAW VOTE

They've started the straw voting.
This mornings batch OF passengers
on the steamer Daring, from vashon
Island, gave Woodrow Wilson an
easy Victory for tho presidency.
The vote Of the commuters showed
"a votes for Wilson, 10 for Roose.
Welt, 0 for Taft and 4 for pcbs. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
Furnished Rooms.

yirEinus Hotel, Bth a Virginia. near
Weatiake. offers new. modern. eis-
Eantly furnished rooms, with the
best accommodation, lowest rates
Donald Hotel, sis Howell, Main
1872 All outside. modern rooms.
Rates reasonable.
Nicely furninhed rooms, private
family. walking distance. III
fioron NJ. Main 1906.
Tho broadway, corner Broadway
and Yesler. Modern. t9.oo n week
Up. ~ y Prentias, proprietor.
HOTEL Rhode Island, sc Virginia st
Soc day ana $3.50 week and up.
HOTEL Hainier. los Main ST.. brick
building. ftatns soc and up. Bath.
GRAND PACIFIC HoTEL, tfisH
hooms sse and koe. sza sixth ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27

N<~>e~r~rf~r~re~~c~<N~> r>e~<>r>e~~<~~~r<~~~
Jose Denito, prof. OF botany ana
medicine. spanish steam batha. g.
peclaliy. uoiondrina iiuiment for
rheufua tisfn. paralysis. nerves,
consumption and stomach trouble
and chronic diseases. and for all
sorts of skin diseases Hours I 70
D and 10 , .. IN. 5agt " ballard
Ave. Room 4. Trsfton Hotel
Phone Ballard izR1.
Your iawn and garifen taken care %
While on your vaoation OF Al your
service aud price roa sonahie. Drop
card 20 Garden Service Club 3szs
Woodiawn AN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
New Today.

ee~ The Bride or College Girl.
Who Hewa viii appreciate her
"a form IN duplicate. YOU can
" e. pin your work on II. Tho
Y ouly fuli-ieneth form with
U'1 your figure perfect below
MU aa well AS above tho waist.
MM Call or write
uW YOUR FORM co
TT' Elliott fi3b. f9e Arcade fidg.
SOUVENIR AND CuHIO AuOp
Antique jowclry, postcards aud pen-
nhntn, z1e union ~, near u. q.
coatorlum Dye Works. t7z2 n. Mad
inon. East 1p2. Wagon calls. doliv-
ers promptly,
Kodak developing. 100 roll. any
nlke. ine0bn' Photo shop, p.-T lid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
NO puwrsHmsNr FOR DISCRETION

4 NO PUNISHMENT DISCRETION
what superin
w. NJ conkin
City
. o punished for deserving his route.
that four rattle
10
W. finally deserving him feast
Qnm o with the
conkiin "best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27

SAN FRANCISCO, July ~
Thoroughly angry and determined
" freely air his family troubles In
Me courts, Nicholas J. McNsmsrs,
)an Mateo millionaire, Is today
peeding TO New York with his
sughter, Gladys, there to confront
kis rich and psrslytic wife, who 10
by the New York police as
: side issue 70 the arrest Of three
n her servants VINO, Mcnamara
Sharges, stole his $500 automobile
Md have aIienatcd his wife.
| MeNamara, before leaving San
Francisco, refused to 60 INTO the
story OF his troubles, further than
make the general assertion that
rs. Mcnamara is being unduly In
uenced by Mrs. Clara M. Perkins.
heir housekeeper. The Perkins
wonlan, with w. Pattlson, q chauf-
keur. and Patrick WEIGH. q house
srvAnt, are held in New York until
rzoss banker can arrive from
i "a francisco.
NEW YORK, July 27.--Mrs.
erkins and PattIson and Walsh, the
hree Mcnamara servants, pleaded
pr guilty when arraigned In the
Dmestic relations court and were
ed without bail until August 3.
hen the formal complaint against
penn Ia due 10 arrive from San
fancisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
Flats for Rent.

Modern b-room flat, sf2s0 month.
$3.50 flfLh w Queen Anne 2i0g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
Help Wanted---Female

@sSl sdsS esnx ' wemse. sifSes 81.
periunced or inexperienced 20
avcrk as telephone operators Ap.
6lf 70 ftqs std av. Or 1870 nth
~ Tho Pacific Tsisphons and
Telegraph CO.
LEARN LADIES TAILORING
most complete school west Of New
ferk POSITIONS GUARANTEED
TIRE AMERICAN LADIES' TAI
IQEi&G AND HEHlsMAkf hJ
SCHOOL. BROADWAY and PINE
ucfuaei positively cures akin dis-
serszs stppa itch instantly. removes
hiArkheadn. pimpiea. blotcheo- swift.
hrpEglst ira ard Pike ~.
tsk0-~ HoT POINT fRONa-fss0
ENEHYTHlNG ELECTRICAL.
Found Electrlc 60. ieio Fir~t Az.
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Wanted-MisceIIaneous

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Wanted Machinery suitable for
Nash and door factory. Chas A.
EnnloM. 4n2 nlnnanr IldE.
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Hotels and Lodging Houses

Nice Clean housekeeping rooms at
Hotel Trafton. G5gB ballard av. Bal
lard isss.
CAPITAL HOTEfs~ios Jackson al
soc 20 $50 day. ~ 90 20 " week.
HOTEL cLAnENDON--f 4th av.
\. Rooms soc and 7Se. Elliott tf2i J,
Hotel Liylngnton, 1891 lat az. Mod
ern. Ratios t2s0 per week and On.
HOTEL OXFORD. 1890 lat av.. mod
ern, rates sa.bo per week and mp.
harrington, 1913 second. ~ week
up.
Hotel Consul. sth and Wash rfna
81 and up: beds isc. free baths
ROYAL .HoTEis--soi rim Az. ssc