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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-17
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Zjednoczonych: zmniejszy}a sic W
roku ubieg}ym 0 1900, jest ich
zas W ca}ych Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych 100000. Pomimo zmniejsze-
mia sic liczby wyszynkow, wypito
tn jednak wiecej trunk6w niz kie-
dykolwiek przedtem, DO nadwyz-
ka w por6wnaniu z rokiem mi
nionym wynosi 100000 gallo
now.
Ma zjezdzie weteranow wojny
domowej W Gettysburgu, odzy1y
wspomnienia dawnych -nienawis-
Ct. Kilkunastu starcow rzuci}o sic
zajadle ma siebie. Kilku z Mich
bardzo ciezko jest poranionych.
Prasa tutejsza powaznie pre-
powiadac zaczyna caly szereg
krachow a nawet pewnego. TO-
dzaju panike W swiecie finans6w,
handful i przemyslu. Nova usta-
wa :obnizajaca, Tub znoszaca clio
ma pewne towary i walka wyto-
.czona trustom rozmaitym dopro-
wadzi do bankructwa wiele dzi-
siejszych poteg, co. sprowadzic
must zastoj ma: wielu polach.
,Czwarty lipca" sprzeszed1 W
:roku biezacym niezWykle spokoj-
ME. Raportujq re " " calym kraju
zabito W tym aniu 19 os6b, co W
por6wnaniu z setkami j tysiaca-
mi ofiar W latach apoprzednich
jest bardzo malo. Zakaz sprzeda-
zy petard i innych SLIME eksplo-
dujacych materya16W najwiecej
sic do tego przyczyah:
w Nowym Yorkuf umarl nagle
$50 letni Chinczyk,>S DR.. Choy
Choy. Znajdowa} sieson W drodze
z Havany do Kanady:
Druga c6rka obecnego prezy--
denta Stanow Zjedn. Woodrow
Wilsona z~areczyla sic onegdaj z
p. Franciszkiem Battles Sayer,
adwokatem z Lancaster, Pa. We
sele odbedzie sic w, Bia}ym Do
mt w 1istopadzie. Parma Wilson
liczy lat "a, on lat 28.
J. w. cerny, 48 letni sports
man z Lawrenceburga, Ind, grail
W karty i gdy przegral wszystko
rzek} ma pol zartobliwie: ,,Teraz
stawiam mole zycie." = Przegral
i W tel chwili- zwiesi} glove ma
piersi i stoczyl sic ma pod}oge -
niezywy.
Obliczenie dochod6w kasy fe-
deralnej Stan6w Zjednoczonych
"a rok fiskalny 1913, kohczacy
sic 30 czerwca, wykaza}o og6lna
cyfre dochodu ma $723,782,o21, a
nadwyzke W sumie przesz}o 40
milionow dolar6w. Najwiecej
dochodu przynios}y podatki cd.
napojow alkoholicznych tyto-
niu. Z tego wp1ynelo do skarbu
$3o9,478,ooo.
Technika amerykahska Swieci
nowy tryumf oddaniem do uzyt-
ku publicznego wfelkiej fanny ma
rzece Mississippi, pobudowanej
pod Keokuk, Pa, kosztem IS mi
lionow dolarow, i wytworzenie'
spadu woody, kt6ry,dostarczy silly
elektrycznej calej dolinie cd St.
Paul do St. Louis.
Klerk powiatowy W Chicago,
kt6ry W czerwcu wyda1 5000 zez-
woleh ma sluby, powiada, re male
za}oby obostrzyc te procedure, DO
obecnie rzecz te @zbyt lekko sic
traktuje i "a wielc skutkiem tego
many rozwod6w. Czesto = po-
wiada klerk = zawiera sic mall
zehstwo tylko d1a.-.-. odbycia po-
dr6zy poslubnej, poczem naste-
puje rozwod.
Podczas gdy PAM Waters z
Carnegie, Va, Przygotowywa}a
W kuchni mieso do smazenia, pio-
run uderzy} W komin, kobiete "a
bill, a mieso ma patelni. upiekl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-17

atrzyku. Premier" " Chicago.
Parafia :sw. Jadwigi W Milwau-
kee, posiadajaca najbogatszy i
najdrozszy koscio{ (bazylike),
swieci}a W tych dniach srebrny ju
bileusz swego istnienia.
VIZ. Mp. ME koniec jeszcze
z rezygnacyami. Ostatnio zrfezy-
gnowal z, posady .sekr. gen. P.
Ma}lek. Jego miejsca Mkt jeszcze
ME zaja'.
OBJ. ]. .Karasiewiez, objezdza-
jacy kolonie polskie, jake repre-
zentant K. O. N. prowadzi row.
noczesnie :agitacye przedsejmowa
przeciwko obecnemu Zarzadowi
Zwia1ku. w Toledo "a jego wply
wen reprezentanci tamtejszych
grup Z: N. P. przyjeli ostre re-
zolucye twyrazajace votum nieuf-
no$ci ola ca}ego zarzadu Zwiaz-
ku. w ,,kapitolu" chicagoskim z
tego powodu konsternacya; pow
stall plan odwo}ania niewygodne-
go obecnie emisaryusza.
Ma krzesle elektrycznem zgina1
W wiezieniu Stanu Massachusetts,
W Charleston Polak, Stefan Boro-
wski, "a zamordowanie Rozalii
Umahskiej W celu rabunku. Bo-
rowski. ofiare swoja udusi}, zw}o-
XII wrzuci} do. studni, poczem spla-
drowa} dom i zabra} $1,000 60
t6wki. Skazaniec liczyl zaledwie
s6 lat zycia::
Dw6ch Polakow, Micha} Ko-
rzeniowski i Dominik Dolinski,
zostalo zabitych W Jersey City,
N. J.; PREY budowie nowego zbior
nika gazowego. Rusztowanie by
10 "a s}abe !; zawalilo sic grzebiac
tych nieszczesliwych.
Dziennik Ludowy, organ pol
skich socyalist6w, osw1adcza, re
'bedzie musia1 przestae wycho-
die, jezeli ,,towarzysze'' ME po-
spiesza mu z wydatniejsza pomo-
ca. Wydawnictwo to stale cd lat
siedmiu ma duze niedobory ka-
sowe.
Zwiazek Polak6w W Stanie O.
hio sprawl sobie nowy sztandar
kosztem $500. Sztandar uszyto j
wyhaftowano W Polsce.
Stanis1aw %Jancewicz, polski
g6rnik, z Shenandoah, Pa, kt6ry
z powodu przedwczesnego wybu-
chu nabo)u dynamltowego W Ko-
palni straci} wzrok i prawa reke,
uzyska1 wyrok sqdowy, moca
kt6rego ma dosta6 $4,000 od-
szkodowania. Zarzad kopalni VINO
81 oczywi$cie apelacye.
KS. J. Dworzak, kwituje .dafsza
liste ofiar ma odnowe pomnika
Kosciuszki z West Point, W su-
mic $164.17. Do tel pory zebra}
ma ten eel -585.17, a potrzeba
$4,000 i to pred l %wrzesnia, kie-
dy sic odbedzie odsfoniecie POM
nika. Cd 10 czerwca pracuje :
rzezbiarzy mad jego odnowie-
MEM. Jest to jak wiadomo, tylko
cok6}, czyli postument. 'Obecnie
ma bye kosztem Polakow wmu-
rowana tablica i ustawiona bron-
IOWA 8 stop wysoka postac Ko-
ssciuszki. KS. Dworzak jake pre-
yes komitetu tego pomnika nawo-
1uje W dalszym ciagu do sk1adek
Przesylae je nalezy ma adres REV.
J.. Dworzak, 236 Neperhan ave-,
Yonkers, N. Y.
Ma wiece zwolane W Detroit
przez P. Karasiewicza z Chicago
": W sprawie K. Q. N, 1okalny ko-
mitet obrony N. wcale sic ME sta
will.
:Zaledwie SO Polak6w i Polek
jest ma. liscie tych, ktorzy W tym
roku ukohczyli W Chicago wyzsze
szkoly publiezne. Doliczajac do
tego ukonczonych abituryentow
Kolegium sw .Stanis}awa K, A.
kademii Siostr Nazaretanek i in
nych zakladow katolickich, otrzy-
many ogolna cyfre okolo go Po-
lak6w i Polek, ,kt6rzy wtym rok.
uzyskali patiently szkd w~yzszych.
w. porownaniu do lat .poprzed-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-17
h~,jg|dxhIsJszs. 'Wypadlh
Mln|eaege 1ylod1la.
WsPoLscE.

:. --
! Sprawl Samorzadu miejskiegc
W Krolestwie::: Polskiem. by1a
przez caay tydzieh przedmiotem
czesto wprost gwaltownych dys'
kusyi W dumie petersburskiei
Rezultat Jest 'wzglednie ola Po&
kow pomy$lny. Duma: zgodzfa
sic. ma :sarnorzad 145:. glosahl
przeciw IS. Jszyk polski ma prs.
wo obywatelstwa, chociaz So
tam pewne ;og;raniczenia. zydzi
ktorzy tax wKr6lestwie jak i W
calej Rosyi rozwineli' gwa}towna
agitacye ably do samorzadu W
Krolestwie. ME %dopuscit, poniesli
sromotna Porazke. Uchwa}e f
przyjeto W dumie dnia 26go czer-
wa.
Konsekracya arcybiskupa me-
tropolity warszawskiego ks. A
leksandra Kakowskiego odby}a
sic W niedziele 22 czerwca W ko-
$ciele Sw. Katarzyny W Peterbur-
gu. Obrzedu kton:sekracyi dope}--
nil ks. Biskup Zdzitowiecki W a.
systencyi Biskupa. sufragana w.
tomierskiego, ks. zarnowieckie--
60 i mohylewskiego, ks. Ciepla-
ka.
Rusini moskalofile we wsi b.
lestraszyce pod Przemyslem W
Galicyi, opadli 6 zo}nierzy au'
stryackich. :ukraihc6w - a vice
take Rusin6w. j W .straszny spo-
sob, dzieki swej przewadze IL
czebnej ich obili. Jeden z tych
ukraihcow, kapral Mundiakie-
wicz umarl z ran. odniesionych.
Rusini W Galicyi So rozdwojeni.
Ukraihcy trzymaja, z Austrya, a
moskalofile z :Rosya. Krwawe.
starcia jednych z dr1gimi zdarza-
ia sic bardzo czesto.
Prusacy odnawiaja 'starozytny
ratusz W Poznaniu dopuscili sic
prawdziwego waqdalizmu. .Znaj-
dujacy sic ma stronie frontowej
wiezy ratuszowej pod: zegarem
monogram odnowiciela ratusza,
kr6la Stanis}awa Augusta zasta-
piono monegramem cesarza Will
helma. Opr6cz tego zeszpecono
or}a. ratuszowego --polskiego -
przez nasadzenie mu pruskiej ko-
rony ma giowe..
Prezesi :trzech :: organizacyi
strzeleckich z Galicyi, publikuja
zaprzcczenie wiesci jakoby orga-
nizacye te dzia1ajace W porozu--
mieniu Z Komisya Tymczasowa
utrzymywa}y stosuirki z pulkow-
nikiem Redlem;i~ dzieki temu
znajdowa1xxsas & sie s:aMs.sieci: rosyjskie-
60 szpiegdstwa. .
Prasa w$Wielkopolscse 'oep-
rzeniem pfetnuje 2 poos16w poll
skich, ks. .Brandysa (proboszcza
z DziergoWic ia Gddrnym slasku)
i hr. Mielzyhskiego, re z reszta
pos16w potSskich ME; wyszli'ze sail
obrad, gdf prusactwo Z :okazyi
jubileuszu 1sk1ada1o ho}dy iswoje-
mt panu. '
Moskal kierehskij pose1 w d1-
mie, obraaa W czasie dyskusyi o
samorzad miejski nar66d polski.
w Kole Polskiem .ciagnieto losy
wylosowany posel Raszkowski
wyzwa{ msskala ma pojedynek.
Moskal jedraksytchorzy} .zastawi-
wszy sic tenn, 6ejest pojedynkom
zasadniczo przeciwny. :
Rada G46wna demokracyi Ma
rodowej W Poznahskiem ma osta-
tniem zgrornadzeniu w obec kill
ku broszur@ napissnyeh: przez
ksiezy a sobie przeciwnych przy-
je1a odpowiednie 'rezolucye, kt6-
rych ustep kohcowy brzmi:> ma
stepujaco: .~jak doted: talk i
nadal pozostaniee an: p W Ego
die Z zasadami, ehnrze{cyahsk'e-
mi j katolickiemi sluzac wiernie
programowi sWemu ola dobra o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19

Tho freshmen class won tho an.
nuai tie-up contest at tho univorsl'
~ stadium last night. but not with.
gu, number OF missing and
wounded IN both the freshmen and
sophomore ranks.
Tho tic.up IN the first ties. OF
supremacy between tho two lower
classes. and consists Of a desperate
attempt on each side. in given
time. 20 tie up hand and foot as
many OF tho rival class an possible.
Tho class tying up the greater
number OF tho opposition. wins.
Send Three 10 hospital
The scene OF combat last nlsht
was the old A..YrP. stadium. Sheer
weight OF Numbers turned the tide
OF battle toward the ycarlingN. who.
with many lusty shrick OF Eiee.
proceeded like n hords OF
Comanches. 20 dsvassatc Tho sec.
ond.year men, and succeeded In
sending three OF them TO tho hos
pltal.
Vishno Pingley was treated at
tho Minor hospital. where he was
brought as n supposed automobile
victim. who lost consciousness. Dr
Horton. however. sAii there was
no Indication no Rad been run over
BY n machine. but that no believed
Pingley bad boon tied 20 a tclc.
graph pole and had remained 30
long that he collapsed.
Ready for More Battle
Pingley left the hospital this
morning. ready for more battle.
Frank Phipps, 4035 18th av. n. r.,
In reported as recovering no rapidly
at the Noble hospital that he will
be out this afternoon.
lie is suffering from a broken
collar bone. II II not n serious In
Jury. the hospital authorities say.
Ralph Dean was taken home
when II was discovered that the
rough work had aggravated an old
injury.
The freshmen victory was so de-
cisive that the committee OF upper
classmen didn't think IL necessary
to count the number tied up.
Capture EN- Downtown
Tho main engagement was not
TO start until II o'clock at the
stadium. But long before that
hour. n number OF preliminary
skirmishes manifested tho superior
organization OF the outnumbered
sophomores.
One freshman was captured at
Second av. and Union st. at about
s O'Clock. The sophomores made
short work Of him. They half
Nelsoned him. tied him hand and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
TIES DYNAMITE
TO WA|ST;NOW
TWO ARE DEAD

BLOOMINGTON. ind. Sept.
i9.--Tyng several sticks Of
dynamite about his waist Mack
Hurst. aged IS. early today
erept into a bedroom occupied
BY his daughters. Maud, aged
10. and Elizabeth, Q, and blew
himself 10 bits.
Maud Hurst also was killed.
and Elizabeth was fatally In
Jurcd
Another daughter. Fannie,
~as seriously hurt
Mrs Hurnt and two sons. oc-
eupyino other bedrooms, were
unlnjured.
!; Ia believed Hurst Intended
10 siil hls wife. bu; entered the
wrong room.
he recently was adIudaed In.
sane. and ~as awaiting commit.
nent TO an asylum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
WILL Get
INVITATION TO
ATTEND DEBATE

a special Invitation will be sent
10 Judge Humphrios 20 attend the
BID debate at Dreamland Sunday
night between a. J. spoekert. tho
ludge's personal repress ntatlve, and
Hermon =. Titus. on free speech.
when the challenge 10 debate WAS
sent. the Judge declined TO partici-
pate himself. but referred tho chal-
lenge 10 spcckcrt In addition to
tho debate. there ~ also promised
some interesting music"
Although Attorney Sicgfried's
ease for contempt has gono over
TN October 2. the contempt charges
against Hormon y Titus. Kate Sad
dlor and Willard Price will be heard
by Judge Humphrics next Thurs.
day. These three were among the
speakers who made uncompliment-
airy references 20 Judge Humphries
In City Hall park on August 20 last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
CAYNOR'S BODY
IS TAKEN FROM
Liner TO HOME

NEW YORK. Sept. is.--Eseorted
by a police detail and delegation
OF city officials. tho body Of the late
Mayor Vim. J. Gaynor was taken
from tho Cunard pier today TO the
Gaynor home In Brooklyn.
The body will be removed 10 the
city hall. where 1, will lie In state.
and on Monday a procession headed
by 1000 police. detachment of
troops and NIL the city officials will
accompany II 10 the church for the
funeral services.
Acting Mayor Kline and large
party OF municipal officers. on n
city boat. met the steamer Lusltanla
Ia the bay when Il arrived with the
late mayors body from England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
FIRST YEAR MEN AT
~ WIN TIEUP; SEND
SOPHS TOHOSPITAL

foot. according 10 regulations. and
bundled him into n waiting auto.
Tho machine mcrriiy footed It's
way down Second NV. on the hunt
for other stray redriingH.
Lock 40 In Old Factory
In this manner. various groups
OF sophomorea succeeded Ia imprtH.
oninR 40 freshmen on tho third
floor OF an old soap factory In La
tonA
Securely rupcd. they were laid
gu, In rows. raging. tuning. furious.
but utterly holplcaa rows. To add
10 the general amusement OF the
aophs. improvised plllorics. made
out OF long planks. were fastened
over their nccka. In true 1900 style.
At the stadium grounds. the
freshmen got even with n ven.
Enancc.
They bull, tho big bonfire. and
true TO tradition. were on hand first
TO await the attack OF the sophia.
The attack came In due course.
and the yeariings wadcd right In
and demolished their elders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
KILL TWO CLERKS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Sept. 10.
Two robbers entered the jewelry
store or J. J. Thompson Thursday
night and ordered three clerks 10
throw up their hands. The clerks
refused 10 comply and the robbers
opened fire. instantly killing John
A. Thompson and Edward Smith
and fatally woundIng Paul Town.
send.
Tho men escaped. A description
OF them was given the police by
Townsend. who recovered con
sciousness after reaching the hos
pltal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
is
SENT TO PRISON In
GOV. SULZER TRIAL,

ALBANY, ~ Y. Sept i9-For
efusing 20 answer questions con
corning charges he was said 10
have made. 10 the effect that Ger.
tain Legislators were bribed 10
vote for Gov. VIM. Suffers i'm
parchment. the State assembly ear
ly today sent James Garrison. a
New York newspaper correspond.
ent. 20 jail
Unless he clears himself by
proving. Withdrawing or repudiat-
ing the statements attributed 10
him. he may remain I'm jail until
the present session Or the legiB-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
JIMMY is PLAYING
IN REAL HARD LUCK

WASHINGTON. Sept fs.-Jas.
l.. Murphy is leading In the 1914
hard luck contest.
Began the new year by being
run over by a street car.
Lost his right foot as the result
OF this accident.
Had Just returned 10 work when
he lost his Job.
Notified that his savings. invest
ed In the Louisiana sugar Industry
had been swept away by the al
most certain adoption Of FREQ sugar
by congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
POACHERS KILL
SEA ELEPHANTS

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Sept. 10
On Guadalupe. n small island eff
the coast OF Lower California
lived a herd OF nearly 200 sea ele-
plants that are nearly -tliIct.
Now there are but 16.
A federal investigation Ia under
way trying TO determine who is re-
sponslble for the loss and sm1g-
Cling OF hides into tho United
Stafes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19

lature closes Jan. I
The assembly was IN sesslop =.
I'll 3 a. m. today, trying !.
strengthen the imueacb,,s.
charges against the governor
II was expected that tod.-
would see the beginning Of Is,
real fight between Gulzer ana M,
accuncrs His counsel were 80
pared % attack the legality Of ~
impeachment court and Of The !,
ticles ~ impeachment.
suffers battery 81 legal ADV,
ers has been strengthened BIZ H.
arrival Of Elihu Root, who win sis
in defending him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
PLAN TO LAUNCH
100000 YACHT

Miss Mildred Scott Bone viii act
as sponsor for the palatial steam
yacht Cyprus. which will be launch
cd next Wednesday at O'Clock at
the docks OF the Seattle Construc-
ton a Drydock Co.
The yacht was built for Daniel
Cowan Jackling. copper king. for
$500 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
SUDDEN DEATH DUE
TO NATURAL CAUSES

Although tho coronor's autopsy
shows the death of tho unidentified
man who dropped as he was running
up Boylston nv. Wednesday night
was due either 10 hemorrhage of
the brain or acute kidney trouble,
the police are holding Fred s. Miller
ind II. II. Anderson. auto machln.
ista. pending further Investigation
Miller and Anderson had some al.
tercatlon with the deceased I'm n
down town saloon. II is alleged. and
blows were struck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
Geraldine Farrar
To Be Heard in Eilers Grand
Concert Tomorrow Eve
ming at Sis O'clock.
tiIers Recital Hall
Third Ave. and University St.
Admission Free

For their first Artist Recital 20 be
given at the Moore Theatre Friday
evening, Sept 26th. the ladies'
Musical Club will present Geraldine
Ps~rzr. the brilliant American
prima donna.
In the meantime. Miss Farrar.
the idol OF the operatic stage and
the first absolutely supreme artist
America has produced. viii be
heard on the marvellous vietroia In
many selections from Madame But
terfiy and other favorite and time
honored heart songs.
Soprano Solo-"Jewel Song"
from Faust ......... Gounod
Geraldine Farrar
Soprano Solo-'My Old Ken
lucky Home" ......". Foster
Geraldine Farrar
Soprano Solo-''Beiieve Ne. II
All Those Endearing Young
Charms" ........-......Mo Moore
Geraldine Farrar
Accompaniment on the kimbail
Solo Pipe Organ
OUoS- song OF tNe SNaffoNS'
from Mignon .........T Thomas
Geraldine Farrar and Marcel Journct
Duet-"Oh, Kindly Heavens"
from Madame Butterfly Puccini
Geraldine Farrar and Enrico Caruso
Piano Solo ............-. Selected
Mr.. Jacob Chas. Fix at the Kimball
Acmelodic Player Piano
Soprano Solo-"Do You Know.
Ny Sweet Onew from
Madame Butterfly 90. .Puccini
Geraldine Farrar
puee-sDuet OF the F1owers"-
Act II. from Madame Hst-
terry ............. ...f uccini
Geraldine Farrar and Louise Homer
Soprano solo-"Annie Laurie"
.... ...... .Douglas-Scott
Geraldine Farrar
Accompaniment on the Kimball
Solo Pipe Organ
Duet-"The Hour Is Late"
from Faust. Garden Scene.
part / ................G ounod
Geraldine Farrar and Enrico Car,iso
puet-"rorevsr Thine" from
Faust, Garden Scene.
part II ................ Gounod
Geraldine Farrar and Enrico Caruso
Tr1o-"Then Leave Her."
Faust, Prison Scene.
Act v ..............G ounod
Geraldine Farrar. Enrico Caruso
and Marcel Gourmet
Mrs. Montgomery Lynch at the
Pipe Organ
Our new sheet Music Depart
nent now open, with . complete
stock Of classic and popular music,
Including the schirmer Library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
TO talk IT over

A. the Municipal league meeting
tomorrow noon at the Commercial
Club rooms. the question OF con-
solidating the city and county gov
ernments win come up for discus
sion. and vote be taken on Il by
the membership.
While tho idea OF consolidation
IL pretty generally endorsed. the
division OF opinion comes on wheth.
err the city and county union should
embrace the present county limits.
or only the city limits. leaving the
rest OF King county in . separate
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
DIES LOIS MILLINERY

All styles OF Hats Cleaned. Re
trimmed and Reblocked. We have
just received n very nice assorted
stock OF Ostrich Plumes In various
colors, Paradise Feathers Of DIFF
ferent sizes. We also make n
specially OF curling, dyeing and
cleaning feathers. All styles Of
Hats made 70 order. De Lois NIL
linery. Second floor, 224-225 Peo-
pies Bank Bldg. northeast corner
Second and Pike.-Adyt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
HE LIKES SEATTLE

James G. Henry, who made the
trip round the world on the steam.
ship Cleveland. which left Frisco
for the Orient on February last,
Is back home with tho message
that II Is most amazing that any
American should seek European
climes TO escape eastern heat, when
the climate OF the. Pacific North.
west is 30 much better,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
WOMAN IS BOSS

LONG BEACH. Cal, Sept. IL
In the most bunlncsslike manner.
directing with confidence the plac.
Ing OF wagons. commencing tho
particularly freah and pleasing
products. and carefully inspecting
all wares brought 10 tho market,
Or Ida ] Parker. firbt woman mar
ket master IN the country ahsum-
ed the direction % the Lorg Beach
municipal mar.et when II opened.
Dr. Parker has rpent two years
in Europe studying market condi.
lions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
CLUB WILL GIVE CONCERT

A concert viii be given In the
Madison Street NJ Il. church Fri.
day night, under tho auspices of
the Young Mons club. Cyrus n.
Wolfe VIII play two numbers on
the saxophone. Walter Il. jenkins.
trombone player. IL another fen.
ture Of the program. Miss Jennie
Middlewitch Will play the violin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19

Seattle will be Included In the
10 concerts to be given by Ger
aldlne Farrar. prima donna OF the
Metropolitan opera house. She
win appear here at the Moore Sept
2g under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Musical club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
WILL NAME RYAN

The name of George Ryan OF Sc.
attic for United States marshal Is
expected TO be forwarded by Prcsi-
dent Wilson 10 the senate before
long.
Ryan probably will be unopposed,
since the nomination Of Clay Allen
for district attorney Is rcEaI ded AS
victory for the progressive democ-
racy. which was opposed BY the
Hugh Wallace faction.
Ryan. OF course. Incurred the en-.
nifty OF the reactionary wing OF the
party. but that opposition has crum.
bled with tho successive appoint
rnents OF Judge Neterer. Senator H.
NJ. White and Clay Allen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
jim IS I'm" AGAIN

James Allen. &c. certainly ran up
against lot OF tough luck Thurs.
day. Allen. n walla Walla convict.
escaped from the rock quarry last
month.
All went well until Fate sent
Travelling Guard O. r. Burke north
on First av. while Allen walked
south on First nv.
They met at Marion at. recog-
nized each other. and Allen is again
behind the bars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
HORRORS OF WAR

WANIfTNEION, SNpL IF.-TIor-
rors attending the Balkan war are
portrayed here today In n letter
from Lieut.. Gen. Nelson a. Miles
at Sofia 10 Red Cross officials.
After voicing an indirect appeal
for funds for the relief OF tho SUI
fering thousands, Gen. Miles told OF
seeing 1000 wounded men lying in
one field without shelter from rain
or sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-19
DEFER ACTION ON
SOUTH PARK JOB

The resolution calling for n fill
OF 100000 cubic yards of earth
In the South Park district was put
over for n week by tho council com.
mittce.
In the meantime the Tux payers
were asked 10 confer with the Du-
vanish waterway commission TO ar
rive at some agreement as to whoth-
err the work shall be ordered or not.
Henry Hadley. formerly conduc-
tor OF the Seattle Symphony or
chestra, and now at San Francisco,
is visiting here with Frederick X.
Strive. He will complete his sym.
phonic poem here for the London
symphony orchestra. Hadley has
been visiting in Europe during the
past few months.
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