The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

60 arrive any nlEht ~
al enea Aaln sseo. AK for
the Circulation Department
Or. Herman Brauer. who has
made a study Of political cnnds'
tionm Ia New Zealand and Ans.
tralia. arrived In seasti. yesterday
10 take charge OF the new depart
ment 81 legislation and municipal
reference AZ tho University ~
Washington. lie will compile data
for the Washington Legislators.
EIlenshurn. men have die
covered a hiE deposit OF fnlierA
earth. believed 60 underlie the
whole range If foothills go the east
Of the city. Two carloads are be
ing mined aud sent te Seattle each
wsak. 10 be- used az filler for ms
beatos pipe covering.
South Bend.---After leaving the
home Of q fricnd. Mrs. w. A. KIRK.
rs. went TO her own home and ahof
herself through the heart.
kberdeen.--Mrr. Frank WEIGH |
yesterday filed suit for 80 .ooo dam |
ages against J \ Creeeh, Who shot
aud killed her husband. City pe-
teesive Frank WEIGH. last June ,.
spokans--A campaign for ieuis-
lAtlon against Sunday movies" has
been started here
North Yakima Judge prehie. IN
the superior court yesterday. dc
MED tha Temporary Injunction ask
81 for hy the wet Interests to
prevent the calling o. a vote on
the saloon closing ordinance
All seven physicians arraianed |
Iaat week on charxse ~ criminal /
abortion ere today preparing for
legal battle to the finish. They 1
each entered pleas OF not guilty In /,
the federal court yesterday.
Edmonton. Wasis.---in the muniei. |
pal election today. the socialist nd |
mlnlstration u the year II oppos
Ing fusion ~ republicans. demo
Gratis and progresalses.
North Yakima. Wssh.--Whiie the /
vets are talking today Of taking |
an appeal TO the supreme court. the /
city clerk IL preparing the call for /
an election 20 vote on the saloon /
cioalng ordinance. The "wets~
we're denied an injunction yester.
day.
Spokane. --The lnter.ehurch eoun- |
ril has called a mass meeting Sun |
day to place the blame for the "spo |
kane Diggln'H.~ wtde-open time |
given for the entertainment Ut The |
delegates to the recent mining |
convention.
vaIder.--Faicon JosIin and z. L.
Webster. OF Seattle. were dismissed
by the federal court here yesterday. |
They were charged with publishing |
a false report Of the condition Of
the washington.Alaska bank. OF
Fairbanks.
China painting by many local
artists on exhibition this week al
the Washington State Art associa.
ton.
kosmos lines new steamer ksr- |
max will sail on Dec. IA from Ham
burg to Seattle via Honolulu. |
MeneH. sister ship Of the karnak, |
IN a4....I.t..t tuxt knftl
The dip" who tried TO Iift Mrs.
o. v. Lindley's pocketbook iast
night had hard luck.
He made the venture as she was
coming out OF grocery store NJ
1929 East Pike IT. She swung On
him. catching him squareiy On the |
law. Then her brother chased him |
10 10th av. and Pike st.. where he |
crawlcd under a building.
pleas OF not guilty were yestcr.
day entered before Judge Howard |
In the u. 8. district court by physi. |
clans and women arrested recently |
on charges OF fraudulent use oil the
mails.
Tolt, Redmond. Duvali and Erur-
claw are seeking incorporation az
towns OF the fourth class. In order
to handle the liquor question as
they see fit. Saloon licenses will
not be granted to unincorporated |
parts of King county after Jan. 1.
In the Swedish Baptist church, |
Friday evening. Dr. G. u. Shaw, of |
Chicago. will give his own transla. |
tion OF "Frithiofs' Saga" q beautl- |
full legend of the North.
s. J. Nelson, the oldest cmploye |
In the city park department. died
yesterday OF heart trouble az his |
home. 4i36 10th av. N. II.
John G. HUMPHREYS, the new su-
perior court Judge, after the first OF |
the year will have charge OF civil |
court No. 8.
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