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Evening star., 1912-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BETWEEN
7. Nelson Maddox and Peter J. Murray and
trading Maddox 4 Murray, at 1919 l. ST:
NV. has been. by mutual consent. dissolved
this 11th day OF November. The business will
be continued by Mr.. Maddox. who assumes all
debts and 70 whom all bills payable.
continuance of your patronage is requested.
(Signcd) ]. y. MADDOX.
z. j. MURRAY.
Evening star., 1912-11-15
|C|T|zENS LOSE FIGHT
Court Upholds Awards in VIII
low Tree Alley Case.
DAMAGE FIXED AT S66,556
Interior Park Will Be Constructed
on Site by Present Plan.
JURY'S WORK Is UPHELD
Justice Barnard Declares That Body
Should Not Be Treated
With Suspicion,

The protest of residents of South Wash
ington in the vicinity of Willow Tree alley
TO the confirmation of the award of a
jury fixing damages and assessing bene
fits in connection with the change of the
alley into an interior park has proved un-
availing.
Justice Barnard o. the District Supreme
Court today filed an opinion brushing
aside all the objections made by owners
of the land taken and others whose prop
erty was charged with a portion Of the
costs of acquiring the land.
Finds No Valid Reason.
The court holds that no valid reason
has been shown why the award should
not be confirmed and directs that an order
of ratification of the verdict be prepared.
Taking up the objection that no notice
was given to owners whose land might
be assessed for benefits. Justice Barnard
holds that the law contemplates no such
notification. 1t provides only that twenty
days shall be allowed after verdict is filed
for the filing of exceptions. This is am
pie for the protection of the rights of all
parties interested, the court finds.
Criticism to the costs and expenses
of the proceedings. even if justified. says
Justice Barnard, should not be held suf-
ticient cause for vacatns the verdict. The
objection made that the jury failed to
give notice when it would return the ver-
dict is held by the court to be untenable.
The law does not provide for such
notice, the opinion points out, and the
right to be in court and poll special
jury Of this kind is considered doubtful by
the court.
Evening star., 1912-11-15
CRUSADE AGAINST FLIES
AN AID TO PUBLIC HEALTH
Stars Campaign Commended by Sub
urban Association-Busih Mat
tiers Considered Last Night.

Following talks on the fly by several
members, it being pointed out that the
pest as carrier of disease germs and a
nuisance generally is without a peer. the
East End Suburban Citizens Associa-
ton unanimously adopted resolution
last night commencing The Star for Its
pubic-spirited interest in behalf Of al
the people of the community as shown by
it's anti-fiy campaign of last summer. The
resolution was introduced by James w
Patten. Speakers who had followed the
campaign with much interest commented
on the record-breaking number of flies
killed by the army of contestants and
said that the health of the community
undoubtedly was aided materially by the
campaign.
William H. Ernest. president of the as.
ISOLATION. presided at the meeting, which
was held at 1896 II street northeast.
Evening star., 1912-11-15

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOClAlloN.
AT IT'S OFFICE
on MONDAY EVENING,
NOVEMBER Is. 1912,
AT O'CLOCK.
j. ". CARR. ACTING SECRETARY.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-11
geFer ,uie griiaeI.

Das Durd1prDgeIn ftrfert &iuoer
uiht bonn Befttdi1en. gS beitebt eine
ionititutioneIIe liriade fir biefe uers
brieBIide Gade. Sran W: Snrlrnsrs,
Bog g 70, Notre Same. SSno, 1T berett.
irgeno elmer Mtutter ibr erfolgre!hes
Sausmittel NIT bolIen Mntpeiiungen mits
Sliteilen. Sdidt fein. @elo. torrocrn
fbreibt beute nod an fie, I'M Sale eMrs
&inber NIT bieiem llebelitano bebdftet
iinb. SabeIt bnfiir Dns &ino nidt; es
lit 66dfttpabrideinlid. baB es 5nr gers
meibung nidts TIM fam. Dur9 oieie
BebanbInng tperben audi ~grtuadiene uno
GItere 2eufe, fpeI1e BEL Sag ooer oes
Nnfts an 8drnbef9tperoen lei0en. fms
riert. Ghreiben Gle in 6ieier Sprabs.
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Grphibitipnsluahl int County.

Na6 ben Wablgeieeen fann cine
@abl iiber Brobibition erit nod
Stpei Snbren nod Der lebten grobi-
bitions M"bltimmung abgebalten
mcroen. Dieie 3eitbeitimmung miro
aber nidt beahtet, menn es gilt,
9nnt's 2iebtning Oil gu empfeb-
len fir @enrnlgie, 8beumatismns,
aobfidmer5en etc. Set ben letten
80 Sobren miro es als oas Bette
onerfannt. ueberan %perfouft in Doc
uno 25c Sloiden.
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Gnbet Saab nod REDEEM RaOden

Seffers bort Die Sogo nod elnec
reiden Jrau alif. iuenlt elm Wani
nit einem M1bhen befannt miro,
has electric gitters einnimmt. SD
re itarfen Merpen 5eisen iid iii
flaren aopf nno rubigen Tenlpera.
ment. @eiidtsfarbe wie 8firiidblii.
ten uno roii9e 2fppen oeuten onf ibr
reineg- glut; lire be0en augen alif
aeiunoen Sdlof; ibr elaitilfer
Shritt ali frdftige Musfeln; aues
seiat Die @eIunobeit uno araft, ole
electric gitters Srauen giebt, nro
oas 8erihontiein bon 8eroannngs.
beidmerben, 4opf. nno Nuden.
idmersen uno Obnmadtsaniaae.
lteberan lit er Der Srauen 2ieb.
Iinagmittel. @enn ihwad II. franf,
10 periudt i'm. SOC lit alien @potbe-
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-11
9ies 1T 10.

8ir wiiniden in einfodcr uno
oeutlider @eiie gu erfldreu, Dob
9unt's Cure poiitip, idnel unb ooll.
erno aGe iudenoen Soutfranfbeitell
furiert. Cine Sdadtel lit eoran'
tiert, gu beilen. ginmalige @nwett.
Dung brinet grleidterung. aae
Mpotbefen iteben binter Der @aran.
tie; fragt guren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-11

sypbm S. Bolton, offentlider @o.
tar. s@runoeieentum. @gent Iiit
Benfionsanipriife. 3tmmer 9, Ct
Somes Sotel, Oit-Souffon StraBe
Ueioe Telephone $50, s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
TACOMA RALLY
IS BIG TRIUMPH
FOR BOB HODGE
BY A. A. PREciADo
City Editor Tacoma Times

TACOMA Sept Tin the
political meeting in the history this Hodge
the
has gallery
until Bob Hodge
nd rushed
SHAKE the speakers hand Another hundred took
who sil stand BY him. vote for him and fight for him
oidfnc politicians
shaking their
he
Tore seen heard q hold audience a
While the other
father OF The ~okmens candidate
governor and Congressman Warbuon
ME both are finished the did
feelings until Hodge
haf and although i'm TO confin
Of
enthusiasm
paud hmhey approval
ANYBODY. sestyiec
ing Hodge last night why
ater the meeting Hodge is
ne take straight from the heart and the
Nhe
or consider Hodges nomination
iel me ten YOU VIII Hodge ol
Roosevelt in the November
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
ALLEGES SHE
HIT HIM WITH
BUNCH KEYS

Alleging that his wife exercized
a most perfect aim when she
hurled bunch OF keys at him and
swatted him squarely on the ear,
impairing his hearing as a result.
Frank Oliver, a barber. this morn
ing filed a cross complaint TO the
divorce suit started by Mrs. Ade-
line Oliver and asks the court that
she be compelled to pay him $s.l71
out OF her estate, valued at
$3.50. 600.
Oliver alleges that he started the
divorce proceedings first several
months ago, on which he presented
a claim for his services In the
apartment house on James st.,
owned by Mrs. Oliver. for s7.022.
Mrs. Oliver. he says. persuaded
him to drop the suit. quit his Job
al 800 per month as barber. and
return to the apartment house
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

fns gufted fr~~- Leased Nls~l
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Sept =.
Striking coal miners OF the Paint
Creek district today were given an
coportunlty 20 tell commission,
snocinsed by Gov. oIssseock 10 In
vessioate conditions there. the
charges Of ncigrlties 20 which
ehsy nileqe their women have been
svhleeted by guards Of the mine
ewners Before leaving Charleston,
the commission was Instructed 10
prebs the charges Of brutality on
~ pars Of the guards. who are
aid 10 have acted without legal
aushority.
Blood curdl!ng tales OF brutal at
t.rks on women and children have
come almost daily from the Paint
Creek territory since the strike be-
ran there. several months age. The
miners alleged their women and
children were being assaulted. and
when no relief was forthcoming
from the state authorities. the min.
en- took the Law Into their own
hands. Repeated clashes followed
befween the strikers and guards. re-
sulting in numerous casualties on
both sides. Public sentiment Of dis
lutevested residents rested entirely
With the miners. They asserted
that the strikers we're goaded 20 re
tnlIatory steps. aud appealed 10 Gov.
Glasscock to send state troops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
Hls> Sx,LE IS As
GOOD AS A
LAUGH.
ROOSEVELT TO REFUTE IN
PERSON ARCHBOLD CHARGE

WARRINGTON. Sept. z.-coi.
rheo. Roosevelt will be given an
opportunity 10 officially deny the
testimony Of John o. ArchboId con
esrnlus the Standard oil compsny's
contribution TO the republican cam
pslun of 1904. Thls much vas made
certain here this afternoon when
Senator Moses q. cIspp Of Mime.
sofa. chairman OF the senate cam
paien contributions investigating
corrlssee. reported that Col. Roose.
~eIt would be called 20 testify when
that body met early In October.
senator Clapp was unable 10 state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

Just when Col Roosevelt would APP
pear. He said the committee had
no desire 20 interfere with kcose-
seit's campaign plans and would
call the former president when u
would be most convenient for him
20 appear.
A new corporation was mentioned
today in connection with the 1904
republican contributions. when
Senator Clnpp intimated that com
mittec members were considering
eummoning several millionaire Chi
caEo packers 10 determine whether
the beef trust figured In the con
tributionN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
"OUR HERO" FEELS BETTER TO-DAY HE HIRES T. BONES
TO LOSE THAT EVE LAMB AND SUITCASE FOR HIM

T. ombstonc nones. The caie.
brased detective. smiled grimly
when be read the lettering on the
suit case which Cop Jones. the
bone head. could not dceipher.
The lettering Was Il am trim
mer.
My suspicious are verified" said
Bones 20 me.
Then the owner OF the suit case
and the Eve Lamb is-" ! be
gan. but Bones cut me short
IT ls. indeed" he said. "The
man to whom my system OF clint.
nation and deduction point Is one
Of the siickest trimmers In the
trimming business. Moreover, the
Eve Lambs appearance strength.
ems my theory"
Again was at sea. My poor
brain could not follow the marvel.
Gus mental gymnastics OF r. Omb-
stone Bones Annoyed by my den
sity. the detective snapped:
my dear Mutt. observe the Eve
Lamb. What useful purpose do
sheep serve7"
Chops" hazarded. cor. II
roasted and served with green
peas. the meat Is not half bad"
Blockheadi" roared Bones. ex.
aaperated beyond all endurance.
you are as thick as the police
man. Sheep. my dear Mutt, have
wool--wooli
80 they do" / admitted. "of
course they do"
And this limb ls-7"
eshorn," said. stlil perplexed.
Bones exploded with wrath.
"Chumpi" he snarled. "Ignor-
amusl The truth Is under your
nose and you cant see II. OF
course the Lamb is shorn. Give
me a synonym Of 'shorn.' Trim
med, my boy, trimmed"
Even saw then the deep signifi-
cance OF a lamb with no more hair
on his back than John ID. has on his
head. Didn't tell you the owner
OF the suit case and the Eve Lamb
was trimmer? Comet" shouted
Bones.
We called taxi, and in 20 min
utes were being ushered Into the
presence OF certain congressman,
recently returned FROM Washing
ton.
Yes" said this gentleman, "the
suit case and the Eve Lamb are
mine. am very grateful to you
for returning them to me. love
them both dearly"
But even could see with half
an eye that the congressman
wasn't grateful In the least. II
was mystery beyond my powers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

meant to be kind. Now"--he low
cred his voice and into his face
came hunted look--"now l will
pay you handsomely to lose 1t for
me again"
Bones face was as immobile as
granite.
Il accent the commission" he
said. But may ask why you
want the suit case and the Eve
Lamb lost--again
y congressman sighed, and
again his sad, tired eyes took
stock OF US.
Il do not want them" he said
with a petulancy almost childish.
They annoy and embarrass me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

| That suit case chung to me all
through congress II contains my
record. Men sneer when they see
II. II is constant reminder and
reproach. came home seeking re.
election. That suit case stuck like
a burr
AS for the Eve Lamb, II was
given me by friend and support.
Ter. His motive In giving II TO me
was the best. He thought II
would help my candidacy. In.
stead. II has served 10 make me
ridiculous"
You have always been that
corrected II. Ombstonc Bones.
Even more ridiculous" said the
congressman, standing corrected
80. please, please. lose them for
me so that they won't be found un.
I'll the campaign is over.
Your work" said the detective
as he rose to take his leave. was
amaieurish. Leave Il TO me-
And once more he graspcd the
suit case by the handle and the
Eve Lamb by the tail. as he had
done In the home Of Cop Jones
and strode majestically from the
room.
But at the door he paused
Even now do not understand,
4 he said The suit case, you say
contains your record. You have
come home seeking reelection. In
your speeches you say you stand
on your record. And yet you want
your record lost"
The tongressman's face went
lhaggard.
Cant you understand he
cried In anguished tones. The
suit case contains my record
record! And | AM A TRIMMER. ;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
FLETCHER LEADS
BY 4,955 VOTES

BURLINGTON. VI. Sept Re
vised figures from all butt ~ sowns
IA the state show that Alton NJ.
Fletcher. the republican nominee
for governor. is leading Harlan "
Howe. the democratic candidate by
but 1855 cuses. Complete returns
may materially cut down this nd.
vantage. Returns received here up
70 2 o'clock this afternoon gave the
following figures:
Alton NJ. Fletcher. 25.5ss: Harlan
B. Howe. 1884: Rev. Fraser Metz
or, progressive, i4.20s-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
AUTO VICTIMS
FIVE SUITS

Two automobile victims filed suit
this morning The first WAS by
Daniel Haynes. who brought suit
1or 3zsl damages against Frank
WEterhouse.
The second suit was brought In
behaif Of Phyllis Buck. a minor The
complaint alleges that she was In
jured BY an auto driven by ). 8.
Pease, last June "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
200 REBELS
ARE KILLED

nv ruftrd Press 1.~u~ed Wtrep
Ell PAso. Texas, Sept. 4.-Trap-
ped in narrow canyon while en-
route 70 attack Minas Nuevas. state
Of Sonora. more than 200 Of force
Of 500 Mexican rebels were killed
by townspeople and a small force
Of federsis. according 20 dispatches
received here today. The townspeo-
pie, reports here say, intercepted
the rebels In the canyon and held
them off until reinforced by 200
federais and machine guns. Railroad
Iinemen who passed through the
canyon after the battle say they
counted 1877 dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

to fathom Had he purposely lost
the suit case and the Eve Lamb7
Then why did he pretend gratitude
now7 y
But Bones smiled quiet. in-
scrutable smile.
For long minute the congress-
man regarded us intently, study
Ing our faces.
Your fsiend, Mr.. Bones--is he In
your confidence?" he asked. final.
ly. "Iie is TO be trusted. Why7s
replied Bones.
The congressman hesitated; then
said: You have shown great abil-
ity in finding my property for mex
I am grateful only because youl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
81 MINERS
ENTOMBED

By United Press leased Wire.l
LENz, France. Sept 4.--Hescue
parties are working desperately to-
Day 70 save the lives Of ~ miners
Who are entombed IN the Clarence
coal mine, In tire department OF
Nerd, according 70 word received
here An explosion Of fire damp Is
ssjd to have been the cause OF the
accident. Three bodies have been
recovered and 23 miners were taken
out alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
IMPORTANT MAIL
SPECIAL DELIVERY

Postmaster Russell wishes IL
known that all important mali
will be delivered on Sunday by
special delivery. Any person
expecting Important mail on
Sunday can obtain Il then by
making application for II on
Saturday. The regular mail
will be sorted on Sunday, and
hotel and newspaper mail will
be Distributed to the mail
boxes. There will be no gen.
eraI delivery on Sundays. Col
iectlons from boxes will be
made as heretofore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
COUNTY WILL VOTE
ON SALOON ISSUE

All OF King county included in
unincorporated cities and towns will
hold a local option election on No
vefuber 8. A petition. bearing more
than the necessary names to initiate
the election. w4s filed with the
county auditor shortly before 1
O'Clock today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

The local option campaign was
started as result OF County Com
missioners Hamilton and Ruther
ford voting for the issuance OF Z
saloon license at Duval and one or
two other precincts where major.
ity OF the residents filed written
protests The petition filed with
the auditor bears about $500 names
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
NOMINATE WOMAN
FOR JUSTICE

fuy unises Press Leased Wtrss
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 49,
For the first time in the history
Of California a woman, Mics
Lucy coode White. . niece Of
the tate supreme court justice,
John Marshall. stands rorina-
ted today for q seat on the su-
perior court bench here. Com
piete returns from 454 out Of
4e3 precincts give Miss White,
socialist candidate, 6,eSi
votes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
7. R. In IOWA

KEoKuK, Ia. Sept. 4.--En route
TO Des Moines today, Col. Roose-
welt made rear-platform addresses
at every station where his train
stopped, and as the train was a
local, II stopped al nearly every
cross roads. At Mount Zion the
former president talked for five
minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
WINS s5OO,OOO

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept. AFTER
2 lesal war lasting two years Mrs.
Ellen Babcock OF Utica ~ r.. moth
eY-in-ia OF Wire President sherman,
was today awarded the $500 600 es-
tate of Mrs Mary = Dickerson. a de-
eeased relative.
The estate was held up over SER
wants claims. which were settled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
INCREASE In
STUDENTS HERE

First day OF school yesterday
showed an Increase over last sea
son's first day OF 372.
Many changes have been made In
the equipment OF schools and
grounds, and many new teachers
have been added TO the faculty. The
completion OF the new Franklin
high school. In Mt. Baker park. will
help relieve the congestion OF last
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
EXPLOSION

tHy unfted Press t.ess~d Wtrcb
CHICAGO. sept. s---s~versI per-
sons were reported killed this nffsr-
noon ny IN exptosfon In kvars Brcs.
eieaning snd ds~tsw establishment.
More than roo xiris are ~Sid 10 he
employed sh~rr. Two ambulances
have be~a called 60 the scene
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
NO BIDS YET

NO bids have yet been submitted
TOT The shortllne street railway
franchises which the city adver-
used for, according to resolution
py councilman Wardall several
weeks ago. The limit for submit
ung bids was continued for one
week, until next Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
PAGE TRIAL POSTPONED.

Inai OF Thomas Page. the attor-
ney who walIoped Representative II.
= FOSTER with a cane, was post.
Pohsa yesterday afternoon by
justice Brown. until September II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Chairman
Chas. ID. Hiiles cs the republican ma.
tional committee announced today
that he would make public a CONF
piete list OF the contributions to the
republican campaign on October III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
MINERS WIVES
VICTIMS OF
GUARDS

: HARlEsvoN. W. Va. 4
: sspt. Anime companies OF I
: stsse militia sent Into the :
: noursa,rous stretch covering I
) about rs miles from tho Kama Z
: what river TO the Fayetse :
: county line. are being harr'ed :
: today by 5000 armed strikers, Z
: VINO destroy the railroad a.
: Fast az II 10 repaired, accord =
4 Ing to reports here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

u your paper is not deliv. 4
eIsd regularly to your home 4
4 efy afternoon. and II II Is 4
MOI delivered In good shape, 4
p'ease phone the circulation 4
Z manager. Main s4o0. The Star 4
supscribers are entitled TO per 4
.ect service. They are entI- 4
. .sso 70 an early aud a regular 4
I oe'ivery. Boys who crumple 4
y OF otherwise mutfate the 4
paper should be reported. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

x1xS 44H44 1p1
4 Fair tonight. Thursday fair =
= and warmer; light easterly 4
4 winds. Temperature at noon, 4
4 IS. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 4.--Com-
plete returns today show the nom
ination OF Judge John G. Karel over
A. ]. Schmidt for governor by the
democrats. Gov. McGovern, repub-
lican; Carl Thompson, socialist,
and Chas Hill. prohibitionist. we're
unopposed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04
FOR GIRLS DEATH

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Fear
ing that Gladys Barkley, aged 15
years and Alva Steinberg, aged 16
years. OF this city, may have fallen
into the hands OF white slavers, a
state wide search for the girls, who
have been missing since Saturday,
was begun by the police here to-
day.
The police departments Of Seat
tie. Portland, Sacramento and many
interior towns have ben wired TO
look out for the missing pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

Now that you are back from your
vacation, or from your summer
camp, phone The star your home
address so that the paper can be
delivered TO you without delay.
star phone 10 Main s4oo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-04

"AIIee Teddy" that's great com
binstion, isn't III Well, Alice
Teddy 10 bear who skates on
real skates, and the story about
him 10 told on page 4 today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-08-10

 BACK OF PROBE
Special Nugget Service.

.>kN lORn, Aug .s.-John D. anu his son are back oI the W hitman po- lice probe now going on, to rid the city of the wholesale grafting. car ried on through the corruption of the Greater New York, or Tammany DO lice deparement. The probe will Kill oil the democrats in the city. for the expose is proving there exists in New York more crime and vice. than the people ever dreamed of. and has been going on for years under protection of the police.
 Rockerefler and his son are fur nishing or helping to furnish the money needed to prosecute the in vestigatlon, and daily there Is being uncovered evidence duplicating men higher up" and the grand jury will have sufficient work to keep its mem bers busy for several weeks.