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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
Health Back After
Lungs We're Affected

Sufferers from weak lungs or throat
troubles, the result of negleCting a cold
or a fever, should Investigate the many
reports of recoveries brought about by
the use OF Eckmau's Alternative. If other
medicines or treatments are doing you
gaining health and strength, at least give
a trial to Ickman's Alternative. Read
what was the result in this case:
SO b Street keySer, w. Va.
'Gentlemen | was taken sick NOvem-
Der 1898, with a very bad cold and dizzy
spells, which | fought for about three
weeks, when | went to bed. The doctor
then pronounced my case as malarial fe
yer. ] grew steadily worse, Had two con-
sulta tiOnS held over me, and the verdict
was that the fever had affected my Tugs.
of treatment and none did me any good,
so he asked my husband ii he objected to
him trying "A proprietary medicine to
which my husband told him TO try any
thing he thought would do me any good.
So | began on your Alternative. I was in
bed from November 30, 1908, until Feb
ruary %, 1903 Today Onore than three
years later | am healthier and stronger
than ever. [ can not praise Eckman' S
Alternative too highly, and I advise all peo-
pie with lung trouble to give 1t good
CslgneD MRS. n. X. BRILEY.
Eckman's Alternative is effective in bron-
chits, asthma. hay fever, throat and
lung troubles and in upbuilding the sys-
TEN. Does not contain poisons, opiates or
habit forming drugs. For sale by all
leading druggists. Ask for booklet of tes-
timonials and write TO Itckman Labora-
tory. Philadelphia, Pa, for additional evil
dence. (Advt)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
TWO BURGLARS
FAIL; | CAUGHT
Negro Nabbed in Broad Street
Cafe Robber in Tailor Shop
Routed by Owner.

one negro burglar and one home
made sandbag used by another are be-
Ing held at the police station today as
the aftermath Of two attempted rob
berries early today.
Policeman w. d. Turner was trying
the door OF the New York restaurant.
70 South Broad street when he saw ii
negro sink down behind a soda foun-
tain near the front window. Turner
sounded his whistle, pulled his pistol
and waited for reinforcements. Ser
geant Brown and Policeman Rivers
came up and the trio went in and got
the burglar. He gave his name as John
Carr, and his loot consisted Of thirteen
packages of cigarettes stuffed into his
other articles piled up on the floor
ready to be made into a bundle.
VIII Truitt, a negro tailor at 55 East
Hunter street, woke up at o'clock
and heard a burglar trying to get in.
VIII went to sleep again and about day
light the burglar returned. This time
Truitt awoke just in time to see his
visitor advancing with a sandbag.
Truitt reached for a revolver and free
twice. The burglar vanished, but
dropped his weapon 1t was turned
over to the police and proved to be a
canvas bag, tightly packed with sand
doubled over in the middle. and its
ends converted into neat handles It
viii be added to the police museum OF
curios
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
EGGS RUN EGGCITING
RACE THROUGH MAILS

OKLAHOMA CITY OKLA, Dec lG.
carrying patent egg cases for trans
porting eggs through the mails, two
Okahomans are in a race to Washing
ton. d. c., to be the first to submit to
the parcels post committee a device
which may be adopted as the official
postal egg basket
one inventor is J. NJ. Shelton The
other. e. A. Davenport, county super
intendsut Of health They left on the
same train. and with them was Gov
ernor -. II. Johnson, chief of the Chick
asaw Indians, who has am interest in
one uf the patents.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
SIDELIGHTS
ON GEORGIA POLITICS
BY JAMES B. NEVIN.

uauy. and both ran for the job--which
is "a good one The race between these
old friends was arm enough for both
are very popular, ana Dunahoo won #
by very marrow and sQueaky margin.
Friends Of both men have predicted
that the war would be fought sll over
again iu ts14-but not long ago the two
old friends made up. and now Byars is
back iu the Office. everything is pref
w. and there viii be no scrap two
years hence
Ve.y pretty poliucs-as well as q
very pretty story
Congressman Gordon Lee continues
20 DE one OF the prize "getters' in con
gress.
He is one Of the veterans of the
house. having represented the Seventh
district for eight years. and he knows
his way around legislative as well
as anybody. and better than most folks
Mr.. Lees pet project IS opening the
Coosa river from Rome to the Gulf He
already has accomplished much in that
direction. and this year he gets an
other big slice Of appropriation pie in
the rivers and harbors bin.
In making up the rivers and harbors
bin In committee originally the en-
gincers' estimate for the necessities OF
the river this year-$92 000-was writ
ten In. Mr. Lee knew the Coosa needed
more than that, however-in fact, he
just naturally was obliged to have more
80 hc had il raised few days age
TO $13G,000 last how he did it no.
body seems to know eXactly-but he
did It, all right
The Coosa river, Of which Lee ha.
been telling congress ever since he frs
became member Of the house means
much to Rome and northwest Georgia
once ii is opened to the Gulf-partic
ulaIly after the Panama canal is com.
pleted
Lees friends in congress call his pc
river the "Caruso" river-but he doesn'
mind, 50 long as the lawmakers COM
across with the change.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
WRITER'S ESTATE SUED
FOR DOGS BOARD BILL

BOSTON, Dec. 16.-Fee, the Persian
poodle dog which has figured in several
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Wards
short stories, Is now the central figure
in a suit brought against Mrs. Wards
estate for board for the dog.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
YOUTH OF II ADMITS
he KILLED JOCKEY

OMAHA, NEBR., Dec 16.-Everett
White. a seventeen year-old youth, ap-
preached two police oflicers on the
street and told them ne was wanted in
Kentucky for murder and that he was
willing to give himself up. White later
told the police that he mad been charged
with killing Charles Lowe, a jockey, in
a brawl at Catlettsburg and sentenced
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16

Millions or housekeepers and exper,
chefs use SAVERS PURE FLAVOR
ING EXTRACTS. Vanilla. Lemon. etc
Endorsed bv Pure Food Chemists. (Advt.)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
DECLINES cHURcH Call.

TOWNSVILLE, GA. Dec t6 Rev.
J. j. Bennett, secretary OF the state board
Of missions OF the Baptist church. has
declined the call recently extended to him
by the Baptist church of this city.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
XMAS PENS. -

Why not make some one happy with
a Fountain Pen? Jno. L. Moore &
Sons have a complete stock AZ North
Broad ST. (Advt.)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16

10 a reform school at Greendale, KY,
but had escaped from that institution.
White expects a new trial.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16

You viii find that druggists ever
where speak well of Chamberieis,.
Cough Remedy. They know from 'f Us
experience in the sale of 1t tbat ~ =
cases Of coughs and colds it can aIyga, ~
be depended upon. and that it is nIea5s
ant and safe to take. For sale bv on
dealers. (Advt.) a.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16

FLOWERS and FLORAL DESIGNS
ATLANTA FLORAL ca
Both Phones Number d. al Peaohtr.,
ADVERTISEMENT CO.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-30
SPOOKSl COBlINSl GHOSTS
COLI and Countrs Cieb VIII p.y. tt.t
lo~s'en Party on fhufsdsy
NIGHT

NrfHhH' llNhtuhiInaf Ghosts
"nssftuf hr a., ~ Au. nsiiaus .r
rail.al of Au sant me gar .nl
'Dunin Ciuu msmhau eiu snio, .
iHnnNrrn mru at Geo. .iut haus.
ihnfadai n.Fm 400 membats sr, q,
f''i"i iD siiena snd apnrar aa ahoais
witches and htDlmra ~ mssu.
""ida rhf rHnt msrrh ou n.rn
promptly at $50 .tiors b. m and uIn
no followed o., dtnD.ur rtmte sni
'ihnf amuapmrnte
Inr MnWHns Awunu NW serve
'eifrrhmcuts dauns th, evening All
members ar ufsrI io he nt,stai and
taftb'nnie 90 the evening 90 noii, ana
Goa
iniove.cn mus ru ih, nieht sf,.c.
t"hcr 40 n rnHnnl 5000 Scotland 81
wac mng Flten Gao nrasids rutA,r,ns.
win MANY crrpmpniss rt uhrh f.
henoVcl COTTON, sNvsihoart rhe.,
.oe'ur,r tr refarsd ie m gohort
nu'ue' we'll knoua po,m az u.
lo"c.on ln thm ynent, BE- BE- kn.on
'h'eiY as b. tme f5s bo, ah pianls amos
p'Rctfsi iphoa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-30
WILL CLOSE PICTURE SHOWS
shsr.H Wrah, Gave Ediet Yss,srda,
MerninQ That Movies" Must
Close on SUNDAY


lut sunin .a .eru.nr sh, I..
'u. . mn.or nu.rr sh.aa $500 M
observed m C.tpos chusu N.taaf
frr aio m.,Ins m.nWe .sau pr.uue.
'nf DOB tha nu UhU ef.s sh.ur .r
sundn eiH ne ARRESTED ani pr.
nfcd
600 nh.tr mtultnm was delivered
eaisulst mornunr nt sUlnr NIa.
WrEhf Those who tnnn sh.n1
Wusht tnaa thsi nr mana business
iio Stated .ssIsraa, Co.. reporter fr
tho raiior that her.nmne most -urff,
hs viii arrsat uh eprnpr,tns nf an,
show EtrnF SUNDAY Performance
fhHss vho lnrisi en rnnr shows rI
b, promptly arfrsicd B., 7hcnn vguem
tnd hls drputics sna th. Oasos vii
POI ur m fhr iufirs iN t.nNaf
rhr motifs' hHrc siNats boon ai
.DUei tn coca la ihIs cls ns ha. nrrr
iho ,ase .n san Anionlo ani Galveston
Re stated that 't is s tinispon I'D thr
state laws ana the sheriff sa,a ,hr
tiw must De- ubstti
% therefore huks lks Coo .mnltsa
siu base te en,sr ,p nn fhr sabbath
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-30

msia ~ IVA iafewvn a. his moftshi,
Npa roHslgp hls mcmerY to me ar,h
iNes e pahuc erautuae Win the
kooWls4sr ana representation 81 the fact
ihai epf eliN and h,s ptople hsve iosi
"a friend a faithful tor,aA, and 4 rival
patriet lialn honest bua uuprytsn.
ilous clsisen Mo dld ~ auty. f'oaos
hr ga his aahes
The fl0rsl trsutee we're many aea
NilrfN ,oNered ths sgase and tankine
tsuund the alies FiHal trieu,es w-rs
received froin each member q shs
ceuncil a. we'll ~ others
fts pAn hearvts 0erp
Honorary Navur CLARK Pcass cou.
n'ssiopets a A. vhsuops,rs A e. l,ri-
tsS, Noy Miller ga, secretary rhss
nupnr and cNS Attorney ". A.
lN,ps,
Active Nelson NoSkcS n r. pano.
fom iiEannsA Joshua = smith ne.
u NJ 1rVssr, and a. r. cArsn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-30

hliii. i0t. N|I "A. FnH MUaf.I
'fnh anl0 ~ ths s0iatn wee ranHum
"iaiisi 0n ihr ..fh nnen Doh, ahaan
ianh ~ Ni Aihe rttsF ind nulse a.
Aiehi Ni lnahun fmss Yui. hasti i1.
lHt HrHi rsn,h nasf Alof
lhla la nnv nf iht musi taus aoh
honi Improved mnfh,s n souihueai
fft'a miH s,telHl hundfsa sfiot ruiu
Nlled hHH sNtaml fiua rfaldeaU.s on
the irDpon rue win he taleon o.
iho mHthri ni eufo inn auid om a.
ifiuai fDiiiNlH
enc consideration NiH uuafN fltooN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-30
GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS
General, clssr oesf ,hs state Nsstsr
dsS Ne Rain Reported ln AM
section ~ Tssaa

DALLAS rrNs ntt H Weather
DonAuieHs
ennth rrsas Clear with trmpcr
core tfaand 's and So
Nrrth an3 West rrsa- Generally
clear frv clouds sf pumn prn.s,f
PARTS nonnam snd sherman tom.
Houturp Ga fn ia
rasi tnh Central rtsas Generally
.ictI ttmpeIatufe afouna Ca
louisiana lshfrse pern Genefsfs
lear anl warn
New MsNiso NsoswcuA Clrar and
.tnl
'iknhetoa Vencali, cicar TEN
peruture go io q. eiouds at raso and
n0fant
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-30
JOHN ]. UfHL|NCER
FUNERAL WAS HELD
YESTERDAY MORNING
CORPUS cHRlsTi PAYS TRIBUTE
70 MEMORY o. CITY CON-
NiBBlonEH.
Al Stores Closed From 70 - ~ a. ".
LEGAL lodges csndset Ceremonies
Tfihass ~ Roy Miller

rHp4a rhusI fssisfsHf psiG ifiis
see o. John jarUU tfnunaff rfy com.
missionsf ana mau genuinely 40
mfrH ~ bio HisfiinE fFps ~ riilsHn.
MP anaas death occurred early Mon.
ili mafnlna
FDf fHnrfal uaH hslat nom thf
famIh frsidsnt. 0n Chauaffpl aitssi
snd nae sfifnas 49, sftsfai hundred
iUsnds and feqaaintanres THE f.n
fal maEf Haa fH ansfai alr. ift
ieaih 81 fHfmu Mayor Dam nel1
A. fatn af ffarli Cd ih. Formed
councilman sE 4apss ~ fhs 1if Fefs
Inaod iufina CO. mntninn iuf q period
of 4 hnufr from iD nOhst m o.
r0iuHf white far services we've Dsut
rnudurirr ut thr home and af rnf
rrnlHfI
Inf mrmhnfa nf ihr haaI ndeaa 81
fhs Wpl1mon cd tnn Wnfli snd im
ufa I'D uf2u m nsini.u. hrie r
harFf of ths funeral ceremony nf
f fhs tfafs ihr niuala af fh. oflsfa
atts ssltts1 auf sl,mhsta Of hrlh
Hd,na n uu raglih fath,frl ai h.
Itn haIa and m.niila u mf hsna
fni mt0l hHmrd aa 10 rfu "a h
.HnUitUI UIuIHnaIUU
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-30

="
Mfs s,besion litash snd son.
>iattef ,htsian. bate "A Ne1 from q
several weeks visit IN n Antmla
Win Arr ifeails iDotna
Mrs Warren chappan daughter
have fetainea fran ~ several
weeks eiib relatives D. = sfoa. ~
Mr. ara Mrs vi w. n aoa ii
Hanin. ere visitors b. M 49,
Patterson fepefis fhai Faf Nfsfmsrs
hase had splendid seaseh siafos
shat the cotton ,fop as anusuans
eooa.
Mlsn n9ec Afnbld. ieaehef ~ 90
pailio schools a. IN Yoanam hsinl
raiioi tbei. bt ibe illness - hei mntn
~ she experts "a return home fisl
BITTER part ~ lhis week.
g. o. Anfhem ~ lhe NsfbeN flanp
pmpany. b. esps,io1 30 refUfn ismni
fes mpynina f,am AH.fsl Msils
where b. h4s been apendlDs fhs peel
tAffe hefAs
Airs iiof non snd dsasAief ain fe
turn lndaf ~ ine.r home in Iafi Arm
sac after thfs. aaYe fisH Boz iis
gas as ihe Eissi ~ relatives
~ & npss 81 kasilu sseampanlss
nf pafN 81 IauI rfasia toea naaa
Central Tusas arrived boz ufo fu. lts
trfdH mufnlnr ind eu bel hst Co.,
aefuni aafs Hf itoat FORMERLY BE-
sided iu ihia r'fy
- ~ aremau uiHrnsd yesterday
mHhiHa fum nai|aa aHaff na be
HfHn iH fne pasf ettt iie ftmHft
ihAi ha win. who ls ni nf fH. $500
ilsl Hrmural 81 um n biIIaa b.
Fffaf'F HHpfHQf1 aHd experts Is &.
lWn hHnis within ihs utai fau eotha
So ahH Ass % q rhrrm1n harDrs.
'tfnai ilnm three unnihe vacation
thi,N uaa sp.Ht lu Cnllsfn HInsH
seH uWWh and uhrr cities OF hl
lufiA ani uofinetsf Thn ttiat
Pheasant u1p bui trf, alad fa ru
lsfh AniuN
Sam . Savage has moved fn Khra
lii' ehefe bel hsa D.. apifd naaliHn
aiih "a msi,Hnille nrm m u.f DHf
'if b. iinm Ahi'rn0 haf hla 'f,a eel
ldina ln Deipnt co. Hr raa, ~
HuNfha
Hlm our uiNIm Who uia boon
'prniinF thu rHal m0nfh ln ih. nmih
fn HHl eastern rglrs hsH feinmtl
'nn0 49, Naa H.umpanlri Dob uia
lns'nhrin Hni Nrf m0ta,r nf.
'iWlt H0lumHn 0l WuhlIt. Kanats
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-30

Nlas n clhfk - Han Antonio. ar
ss>eA n 'heici,S ,sslssdpy b,f a shon
slfn. sua - y Fsesi az 'Ho nilWrN
catlna .. iioDihfn,d 81 Mlaslar ~
m ihe eilf fof eeeaa siii api b. nn.
fuesi ~ bic nsphrN ian1 b nHae
, o. wlnsouH 81 a4u Anioulo e
heso Tor several dass hualntaa irn
siopplng ~ thf HiHis
= AZ nnd All. a. astio, nna
dpushirr % snnsi.is are lnliafs Boa ue
eiss 49, lsyivi Is n'i,hsni ~ Nn
: sellla.
Cant ena Afs " A. iliah 81 sso
Amopla afe he's foe aesefai e,ebs
STAY.
william Sieuhnn n prominent husi.
nsss map ~ hinaatlif ves visitor
u che rl,Y Yes,esde
Mlliaid iiHpdan who nna been sHn
Iinod a. hla bed eiih t,it40l feta roi
nboui four Weoks h. up and 4hll u
b. shout sasin
N,e- uepsle Cnlnhs has fsunn..l
bonn iflp az san Aniania. where sht
Attended tho harvest iuhllso anl 50.
nea friends ai,e yves ono 80 lh. hou.
ufter ~ ihD ohnfs ei0lasuua
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-30
2aaettJgy@
OTOtGVoN>5

Health - the foundation ~ az
good looks The wise woman
realizes this aud takes prccau-
items 70 preserve her health and
strength through the period OF
child bearing She remains 4
pretty mother hv avoiding As far
as possible the suffering and dan
gers oi such occasions. This ev-
cry woman NAV DO through she
nee Of Mothers Friend. a remedy
that has been SO long in use. ana
accomplished SO much good. that
u - ~ no sense an experiment.
Tut a preparation which always
produces the best results. Ii Is Tor
external application and So pen-
eiratng IA rs nature as Is 2hcr-
cughly luhricatc every muscle.
nerve and tendon involved during
the period before baby comes. ID
aids nature By expanding the skin
and tissues, relieves tenderness
and Scrcaess. and perfectly pre-.
pares the system for natural and
safe Motherhood Mothers Friend
has been used and endorsed hv
thousands oi mo,hers. and It's use
VII prove a comfort and hcnefit 70
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-30


INH nrflI.Ns fi fHf NNmt Hntf lUu
ipetci hf i.. nrnu Austn. past.f
~ iNe rrfN9i,fHn church and net
.Nu impressive 4uHrilff. fsm ihr
rf'snli'fYu DhHrh rnnpua.i nf if
W imIlssnn g. Groin Mfs vs.
% cwr Hnd Slice MI,Nfsi Bingham
a4nn
a shHu lfifraa nsiDHinf fhr fulur.
uf fnr ir. olt.I Has mHI. nI temua
alon.f Nm Wurr nNne mrmlar
ihf Han.n nf uHrh Dads Mr D,h
NnHrl eHa mrnhsr
SEQ Wliief sald
Ni Friends nnd frlan CIus,un
rOn 20 Huifum 1alun. su.i la hIa
When nm neaiis arr nn,i nih saa
nfsH nnd ihr souis of lar.l onaa Tod.
nNni vim meuasnahh rfni mrt.
words sloken BOZ ihs nops ol urhtsnlna
snmrnhni tho iead nf rriaf tnmr hi.I
in Hs smpiN lna tauolrss ps ins s.h.
ffpm Che ifeifss munisln side nos
fpnhrn enri Oumr unaugh o. mal
lfvm inr hfaft VI afmpaihrfig nIHnd
inrH not 600 ih, slhlnf vote ih. ,aaan
rhHlr Hf miHnfsn thD ifsl dmm.
Nfe The nnauflnre of sfmpaihf be-
splfrd inoueh n ms, t. n tu ,rut
'IailHn 90 ihr nrrai h,.a uhl.N lnt.
0uea hose sunnr.i dtfa oat psrb ih.
iieeinF uu,u whlOh f.msrs ia la
contested
ennld nu uf nf DHuh nui If
shoull fH uf ihr Uail nf an.ulah thal
HppftaFra uifh volrht helnnd ,,
rfrasiuH Coo uniis of ihoso ber,atri
Tim. uane tnRi ar.af panntoa nf
uufid Hf Hlfr aud iflhnItunn Hnd ih.
Hulinr mmpathrfle af ombf,..n
hand u ium who sNrh llla be'u,.
aieap ana WHO though ho.auss af .ui
Nundnfss w. 500 seldom shio to ptr
0rlfe be- dnrth li thmfs aru" vii
liNne hflnF tn h,.ar uhn bowed mn
nNst ihe oUnanhiion ethh vlu h,s
ia' nfotsn hoafi lna mvnd 600, wound
sd spirit
hnov him Ra nlend as oiu
ffn and Ap % 90 NrlkDl n thp nn.ll.
"a ihr municipality Snow and ap
pfc'i4iel hs sinnlf rhamri,r h
ialfnrsa bic ato,Afasinesa his unlsu
ins huaasn tia nsmne.s uf hi. esn
Nietipus hs apltndid s,nse ~ iusihe
~ patriotism his pnhlt snltt hl
appreciation 40 thr sttf,A ebiestl,a
~hNh hts puhliD position plarri uptsi
him an pnneuii0n Nhl.h BE- a.. harer.
with % fanhfulnrss and pfiairne, ftrr
" encountered be- the aroma uf nuiil
HfAicf iils passlne a "a 6iaun.t l..s
% nuf rin aui hls plare viii uo, b.
piolrssa iu Whbh 49, was eousririou.
Nf''ffrsH beg whlch he tao o,ns,d,iau,
ts g loadef VIII net halle onr fair cit,
Nii siintinnv tn rtee fof mrn srr 81.
ihe slepplns siunes atef uhieh th
/ Neifaeaa, pl histuf, munt marrh on
~afd ani unuaui io iht Oilns.s .f
ame nNt John D grbHueef has 81
standard tof athuln,sa and m
t'ffiN in puhnr srr,lcr Whieh shouli
ana defe ,ntie h,s nieinan ta h.
\ hr'd m efatrlul rsmemlHanar A., al.
rteH'r If thn riu SEQ Wts a fspf.
sentative ut thHt prr M oitlsenshi,,
+ uhich b tft aaiions ho,o. plsin
hNncri faithful tfus. siu,stc n,au Ia
n'an VITO Fosarard pubUe onlre a. a
rahlN tutt a man Who fvnastd ga psr
mu thr establishments 40 poliileai
Nisi'inent and l'alhlvAl pf,sure te
iaif hin' iVsm 'hy path 1T duts. a man
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-06
SPECIALS In THE NEWS

ahs devil -" on WILLS "o"I"o cupS Instrument
- p long hatpns
~, '1nLmse MACHINE TOOK THE place Mel
49, mans
- : football " - = 80 ~
,HED or permIs-
=" 20 . ehanee his name to Grams
MOUNDS pvoRcE-Au9,at Flete Chicago lawyer says
az az broke his a gaspipe.
SIZED TO THiRTYFOUR prison,
burglar whispered he
hnsssSHusE HER NAME White New London Conn.,
peon wofs white "s ouA ""e ~ hei "euuins NY" VIC '
Ivnk cHiNAMAN MARRIED Washington Chinese girl
ssnp conducted by their after the Oriental fash
~ however sufficiently Americanzed to insist
lsfs us bride before the ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-06
QUIET NIGHT
WITH POLICE

Election night waa ono OF the
quietest IN tho history OF the local
police department Though there
was u rush on the saloons when
they opened at o'clock aud while
there were plenty Of DRINKS. the
crowd behaved very well and
there were not 10 arrests the whole
night.
Presence OF large crowds down
town did not result In the to-bc-
expected number OF robbcries and
holdnpa. At noon today there had
been only two. The Jewelry store
OF the Davis Brothers. 7ib 3rd av..
was robbed OF $500 worth Of Jew
clry and Mrs. McGee. i300h How
OIL at. was robbed OF $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-06
PAPER DECISION
FAVORS MANDOT

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 6.--Thc
Wolgast-Mandot fight was decided
by the opinions expressed by the
sporting editors Of the four news
papers here In favor Of Mandot.
The fight was without a referees
decision. and the wagers. amount,
Ing 20 several thousand dollars.
we're TO be decided by the papers.
Two papers gave the victory to
Mandot and one called II a draw.
Should the fourth paper be for Vol
CAST, Mandot would win by two and
a half votes.
I'D Smith. OF Chicago, who ref
creed the fight, said that Mandot
must be considered strong con
tender for WoIgast's title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-06
IN DOUBT

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 6.--BuI.
Ietln.--Despitc confident claims OF
a Wilson majority ranging from
7 900 70 10000, and practically a con-
ecsslon by progressIves that the
state is lost, all indications are this
afternoon that the result as between
Roosevelt and Wilson is still In
doubt. and that II California does 90
into the democratic column u Will
be by a comparatively small pIu-
ralIty,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-06
In MONTANA

HELENA. Mont. Nov. s.--wii.
son's plurality In Montana win be-
between 5000 and 10000. Walsh.
democrat. for senator: Stewart.
democrat. for governor. and the
two congressional candidates
Stout and Evans-arc all elected.
Their piuraiities are only slightly
under Wilson's. Dixon. progres.
sive. for senator. ran second 10
Walsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-06
HIRAM JOHNSON GOES BACK
TO WORK In CALIFORNIA

ernor Johnson today declined FUR.
Their comment on the returns.
Il am going back 10 California TO
90 to work he said.
lie plans 10 return from Oyster
bay this afternoon and leave for
tho coast AT 4 O'Clock.
Despite defeat. Senator Dixon
fairly ooxed optimism and cnthusi.
asm today.