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La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
GRACE CUNARD
ONTYERSAD


by eavesdropping on Loubeque In
the cafe. Lucille returns TO her
hotel crestfallen and without hope.
However. good fortune comes from
an unexpected source. and by q
strange stroke Of circumstances Hu-
go Loubeque is again outwitted In an
attempt to deliver the documents to
Lieutenant Hadley.
by previous arrangement. Hadley
was to communicate with Loubeque
by carrier pigeon and arrange for q
definite meeting place. As Lucille
sat at breakfast before an open win
dow the pigeon. bound for Loube-
que's room. was attracted Into Lu-
Giles window by the crumbs upon
the table. She took up the bird
and began fondling II. when she dis
covered Hadley's note. and then
wrote another. misleading missive.
and substituted Il for the original.
The pigeon was then liberated and
flew TO LoubcQue's room with the
counterfeit message.
In the meantime. Thompson, the
crook butler. steals into Loubeque's
room In an attempt to avengs him.
self upon the international spy.
while Thompson In still hiding
in his room. Lucille enters with the
Intention Of drawing Loubeque out
and making him speak. She IL un-
successsul. however. and leaves. but
not before she realizes something In
wrong.
Something 10 wrong. LoubeQue
has heard some one behind his cur.
tain. and then begins 70 steal for.
ward toward the spy. Lucille IL
watchiag from the fire escape. She
watches Loubsque walt for IN o.
postuns moment. and then swing
arouad on Tie butler and diaarm
hin before he can pat bis murder.
oas Djaa iato execution. Louhsqus
thsa tsjsphesss he police that thsrs
70 . tAlsf in his room.
Losbequs hssitatss IN havins
TAonpsoa srrsstsd. however. vhsa
~ butiss tells hin that hs viii tell
~ Dpljes ail. Thonpsss awaits bic
sAoaes. end atesmpes 70 kill Los.
ooQus. who 10 TOO quick for hin.
ed sAoots hin. He arass Thoap-
soa's bedy out Of his room aad into
kaell1e's room.
% ehe meantime the gisi hes -.
eeeo1 Lsubsqus's room ssa bsgias =
search for the papers. TIE pelles
eoees aad arrest her - . thiss. D.
~ hss objections che b taksa 70
~ police station. whils thls is
haDoealng. however. l1oubsqus dis
eovets that Lucills has beea arrested
= ossUe. Thsa hs does . stsaase
shoas. A. loas - shs b 10 jail ~
eooooe latssfsrs WITH his Dlsas. lt
vooll have bssa ne most natusal
o11ag h ~ world for hin % havs
~ ~ thsrs. lasesse q 6olag
~, ~ q eaes ceaauaicaisl vith
~ Oeoleo aa1 iastrueled the0 -
soooooo Luellle. - shs was net ~
e1ooes ~ was asresee1 ID ssFee.
koG01o = ~ free. ~ h beeealag
- OD1oeoeonl Loubo0oo 1ooo oVogy
- - S1olleea. aal hal ~
ooDonGegat1eas e NJ lsea vill. ~
~ 49, svssythlae u NJ Dewee
= 1ooooe hin, aal evea at1e0De -
~ ~, 80 49, - y lasesunent-
q = 1GSloG ~ reeooeo1 mn NJ.
- - = @ oolema, Q pasa1og.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19

The fourtesnth picture Of the .'Lu-
cille Love" series. Altar her humil-
iation In the eyes Of tho man she
loves. and after falling 70 secure
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
LUc:LLn love
The Girl q Mystssy-Fourteeath q
the SERIES - Wondssly's Sep.
tember TWenty y.foartA.

Lucille Love. w. Grace CunaTd
Hugo Loubeque. Francis Ford
Thompson. butler Ernest shields
Lieutenant Hadlsy 1. Wilbur Highly
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
luuAD : Dvsnais s'.psssss

1yle heoese = nlveg111s ploea.
- 3uaoa, 80 . ~ % -
- 1oos . houooe boeWooa ~ -
oDoooey ~ noeo1 6 oaoho.
~ - Sun1aS ~ ~ % ~
~ 1lvoeuo1p ooeoe; - -.
- ~ ouon1D 6 1onnoo 3.
1E1ss..
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
susscR1prloN RATES

One Year In Advances. .oD4p
Six Mouths In Advance. e........... -
Four Months In Advance. ...... ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-19
BASKETBALL GAME
SATURDAY NIGHT.
man ~ Hhsbi Will TAkI TOWN
TEAM oN toH two GAMES uE.
ioitl sfAuriN. oN IHttR
Ittu

Preparatory 80 starting OH lta tour
through ftnhs. and towhs an far
north a. itoacbarg tho klamath
Count iiiEh School basketball team
siii pla3 tS" games ailh the Riam.
a,b Faiis ,osm The nrsi slIl take
place Saturday nigh, at iiaus,ons op.
eta hoasr
iiosh teams ate gsaotlrlag hard TO
sot into shape,
The high school ,raia Leaves Mon.
day fotFaatp 2. f0, their trip On
'tr saturday preceding the boys viii
piaJ game ejib aa outside high
- h0nl Team hotu Kr,cral teams arc
ansI"Us Ia rpme lH for that date.
among thrm fFoks. Ashland. Med
iDfd aud RusubpfE
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-19

himself. But Doom found . man
whom he could trust In his place be-
hind the bat.
Other important players, II no,
stars. have also been signed by clubs
of the Federal League. Among them
are Ad Brennan OF the Philadelphia
ciub--the man who won fame by
knocking out Manager McGrsw OF the
Giants las, year on the held in Phila-
deiphia--Jimmy ShecSard. the fam
Gus outheider Stovall. formerly man
ager of the Browns of ST. Louis:
Eeals Becker. once OF the New York
Giants; Packard of CINCINNATI: Nc
kschnie, once second baseman for
rittsburg and also for the New York
Americans: Barbeau. once third
baseman for Pittsburs. and Schlany.
long In the International League.
One thing is holding back many big
league players from accepting offers
OF Federal League club managers
the question OF money. VIII the Fed
erai League last through the season
and thus be able TO pay salariesf II
its managers could assure players Of
their money they would likely get
many more stars OF the big leagues.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-19

~ virtue of an sxscI tlOu In fore
closure duly issued ~ the eisfs VI the
circuit court Of the county Of Khan
.ath. state Of Oregon. datsd the totA
day OF December. 1919. In . certain
action In the circuit court for said
county and state. whsrsia 3. n.
Hsames ~ plaintiff recovered tuls-
msnt against w. II. Mason. saviAos
Brothers Lumber Co.. = eorporstioa:
Star Drug Co. . corporation. and No
son Ehrman Co.. . corporation. for
tho sum Of six thousand two hundSed
twenty-thrce and S5-i00 dollars aal
costs and disbursements taxed as
tenty-four dollars. on the iss lay q
Of December. 1914.
Notice 10 hereby given that I viii
on the 2fth day Of January. 1914. At
the front door of the court house In
klamath Falls. In said county. - :
O'Clock In the afternoon OF said day.
sell At public auction TO the highest
bidder. for cash. the follovins d.
scribed property. to-vit:
A ons-third Interest n ~ = tAe
east half OF Section Is. b Town
ship 80 South. Range II nase
Willamette Meridian. eontaanAng
320 acres.
Taken and levied upon - tAe pso0-
erty Of the said w. II. Aaooa, o. -
much thereof - may - asesasasy -
satisfy tho said judgmsat in favor Il
Z. r. Reamss. plaintiff. against saiA
defendants. with interest thsssoe. ~
gethsr with all costs and disbssDe-
ments that have or may aeeSuA
c. c. Low. ohssiR.
GEO. A. HAYDON. Dspsty.
Dated st klamath Pals. Dsesnbse
IL. 1919.
i2-19-3s-3-s-le-33h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-19

by the police judge OF the city Of
klamath Falls. Oregon. until the hour
of o'clock p, M. OF February y.
1914. for the purchase Of $50.000.00
City OF Klamath Falls. Oregon. gen
srai municipal registered coupon
bonds OF the denomination Of
100000 each. authorized at an elec-
tion held November "a. 1913. for the
construction OF u city hall. Said
bonds viii bear interest at the rate
of six per cent. per annum. and be
payable twenty years from date OF
issue, Interest payable ssmi-annual-
iy. Both principal and interest pay
able at the nscal agency Of the state
OF Oregon. In the city Of New York.
Proposals to purchase said bonds
must be accompanied by . certified
check. certified by some recognised
responsible bank. payable TO the po-
lice Judge OF said city. for an amount
equal to Ave per cent Of the amount
bly,. Said bends will bs sold for cash
paid down ut time Of delivery and
for not less than par and accrued In
tsrsst.
Said bonds 10 Do dated April !.
isl<. The city of Klamath Falls re-
serves the right to reject any and all
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-19

League club. He VIII no, compete
with any big league club there. but
the International League has = club
In baltimore. and {, Is a very import
ant part of organized baseball.
King Cole. the once brilliant pitch
er of the Chicago Cubs. has Jus, an.
noanecd ,ha; he has signed with
rinkor's Chicago Fcderals. Cole
comes from the American Associa-
ton, but he had been signed by
Frank Chance. manager of the New
York American League club. for the
coming season. He had shown. In
his work OF 1919. with the Milwau-
kec club OF the American Association.
that he was back Mt his best form
when with the Cubs. Chance counted
much on his aid for the 1914 season
In New York. so the loss TO him will
be greater than other clubs viii have
in the loss of Tinker. Brown and
knabc.
Catcher kiilifer OF the philadel-
phia National League club is one of
the best catchers in the country. He
did most OF the catching last year.
despite the fact that Red Doom. the
is something OF a catcher
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-19

Already ave biz league stars have
Jumped ia the Federal League from
tho American aud National icagucs--
and this is still tho season Of winter
baseball, wha, will happen BY the
time the spring training begins can
not be fof-told.
loo Tinker. under contract 10 Gin.
ciuns,i or brooklyn which eanno,
nos be Determined signed To
become manager Of the Chicago Club
of ,h, fodcrais There he will come
into dircc, competition with Murphy's
Cubs ot the National aud Comiskcy's
White SO, Of the American League.
Mordocai nroSn. once the great
ps, pitcher IN the country. aud at this
time under contract to the Cincin-
natl club of the National League,
having been signed there when Tink-
ct was manager OF the Reds. has TAX
.u charge of the 81. Louis club ef the
Federal League.
Otto Knabe. the great second base
man OF the Philadelphia National
League club. has zone 10 baltimore
M manager OF the new Federal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-19
Lots Of Baseball in
Klamath This Summer

IN. season p'omlsvs 10 be 'hs bsa
,s.,oa TOT baseball Ia hoa'hs'n
e,,.se .ad klamath falls ~iii be
-, Ia ,hs lead from the b'eas
80, Ths feeling Of dissatisfaction
- xsss,sasat tha, sep, soms Of tho
49,, pla,sts Of shs aIs'a"aa last
.,,,ss sss,ns TO haze disappeared al
.,.,,As, aAd msHr good tnsH ~h"
,,,s..a 10 pa, aE aaitatHss las, ssa'
- .sil Be aaoas Tho sfst co, sos
stns,es ,sis 's"r
rass Bfoas. Jess siemeas. Hat
t,sssuol aAd f"s,rs VII d" tho ha'a'
.s u.fsi nas has stsasssa 4"
,,, ia shsss ustlY Ia don tho bic
ag, saa sii, ,ass hts sarn With
alusssbagSsg. ThFAshes aud aas
gYaw oe ,ks receiving rna boa
,ss o. ks.s CiAsas Mat~ali AT SOC
ssa, Apssf 81 skast aud Asn"id At
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-19

proposals. Said bonds are issued and
disposed OF under the charter OF the
city OF Klamath Falls. Proposals to
purchase said bonds will be open and
considered by the common council at
the council chamber In the city Of
Klamath Falls. Oregon. corner Main
and Second streets. ON the 9Th day
OF February, lsl&.
A. l.. LEAvITT.
Police Judge Of the City Of Klsm-
ath Falls. Oregon.
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon.
January Q. ls14. l-S-3-9h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-19
Notice to CreiltOrs

Notice to CredltOrS
In the County Court OF the State Of
Oregon. In and fer Klamath
County.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Mar
garet Mcmillan. Deceased:
Notice is hereby given BY the un-
administrator OF the estate
OF Margaret Mcmillan. deceased. to
the creditors Of. and to al psrsons
having claims against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers. within ak months
after the arst pqb,icatioa Of this mo-
tics. to the said administrator. at the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-19

ihisd ia aa iHneid like u brick sail,
take al "gihsid composed af Harp
ha"h' Past Nopi aud yofauh iipua.
,"a. add theta uP. aad yuu hase a
nss ntnnlHG trsm
laf Notflii bfihgs autd from Met,
Fiii that hss bntE @lil pat 10 soaii
,sam 10 the field II W iispaks says
that itiiaoDfana Hlii hu ia the run.
'hu psahant
Tho i'uilssh has i.amecf COMPANY
started late ias' sessau. but ~iil 10
ata"hs The hrst ia shape tails season.
SIsh nsh1 ties players in The ilaorap
i"o tall, a former star aiih. NJ.
i.ssssls 10 ssttlhg ,hu chiiaaals tea a,
iK teaaiauss ius sure~ss'ai aeassfn
HHaH i-aho ard IzAssIs~ ~Iii each
have isan yhis seasna. sa IL looks
"a ihoeah she aa,ioaai sport slii br
Ia great ias@f again ,his suzsnR,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-19
Order to show Csase @ ADpa1eaG1oo
for LSeease TO sen PssDaV

Order to SHOW Cs.se % A1DaleaG1sa
for LScease 70 Sen PsspsgsV
In the County Court Of The eeaao q
Oregon. for The Colsly e
Klamath
In the Natter Of the Estate aaA Gear
diansaip Of Mary 4. Klleoes. -
Insane Persoa.
II appearing 70 The eouss fse0 -
petition Sled In this eanss % ~ 3StA
day Of December. 1919. b. aIas ".
KilGors. the guardian Of he Dsfsea
and estate OF Mary 4. Kilgoss. - ~
sane psssoa. praying for a ee1se -
this court for the sale q ~ unAe-
signed dover right Of sail llasy 4.
kilgore. an insaas pesDoa - a1bso-
said. In and to the following -
scribed real property. sitsaAsA h ~
County Of klamath and seaas e Ore
yon. to Wit:
All that part Of bloek le1. -
Bovine addition to TIE town oe De-
mama, Oregon. according 70 The -
corded plat thereof. described -
follows. 70 Wit: Commeaeing ae
the northwest corner OF said block
lol. and running thence south
along the west line OF said block
$50 feet to . point: thsnes east a
a line parallel to tha nsrth Linz of
said block 400 feet to . poi1t:
thence north on . line parallel .
the west line Of said block $50 test
to point on the north line Of sall
block. thence west on the noeth
line Of said block. zoe fese 70 ~
place Of beginning.
Also:
The Eh OF section 2: the eWx
OF the Nwh. the M Of the
swk; the swA Of the swk. and
the NwN Of the SEX Of section
s: the Nwk OF the Nwk. section
II: the NJ Of the NEk. section
IS. township II south. ranes II
east. w. NJ:
Also:
The Swh asction 3s. townahip
10 south. range IAN east. w. II.
That the said real property to b sold
at private sale: that II 10 necessary
for the best interest Of said estate
that said interest be sold. or % much
thereof as may Be- necessary for The
proper support and maintenance Of
said Mary A. Kilgors. ana for the
proper support and maintsaancs Of
her family.
II Is hereby ordered. That the
next Of kin Of said Mary A. Kilsors.
and all persons interested In said
estate. appear before this court on
the sSth day Of January. 1914. st the
hour OF 10 o'clock .. N. at the court
room OF this court. at Klamath Eails.
klamath county. Oregon. then and
there to show cause why an order
should not b granted for the sale Of
said interest In said real property. or
10 much Of the Same % may b found
to be necessary.
And It 10 further ordered. That Q
copy of this order b puhlishsd ct
least once week for three sueoes-
sive weeks before the said day ef
hearing. In the Evening Herald. .
daily Newspaper published snl q
general circulation In klamath yalls.
Oregon. and klamath county. 0ssgoa.
Dated this 2sth day OF Decenbee.
1slS.
wM. 9. woRDsN. yulsa
17-S-lo-lf.otA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-19

Accurate Information about the
Klamath nasia. Bee Chilcoee, as
Main g., phone ~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-19

law once OF stone q Gale. q klamath
FALLS. in said county and seaas. ~
same being the place for the trans-
action OF the business Of said estate.
DBtsd thIs 9TH day OF January. A.
%. 1914
d. y. CAMPBELL.
Administrator Of Said Estate.
a-ig-23-39-6
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-19

The iailu~inE unclaimed malt mat,
ter advertised On the itth day Of
laHusss. iyii. aiIl be s~at to the
dead icttsT urIcu la Washington. -.
{, ah ,ho aisl dAS ui January. isit,
" ben nailias t0g same pieaso say
ihA, mall has boua advertised,
Anderson Chester.
Anderson. rhas
usItncs. rhli
naissy man. Mrs Mary
iironcF. Gran
iiasmsh. MIS- 4
iifoet. y NJ
nTual. Il, ca
Tnnnsy. Miss Amanda
cafdor. John
rTasipS. Todd
Garland. Everett
nut,oa. Charlie
nonahne. NJ, C.
Daniels. " and Mira W q.
Ea'Rs. c, u.
Ford 4 Alien
fafr. u, II
urimos. Johann
Gray. orris Carlyle
clifford. Mrs. Mario
G'coT. Mr orfus
Grant. ". Nc
Gibson. Glenn
Hudson. J, u
Hall. Macy u
Harvey. Mrs
iiaekley. ",
jackson. W A.
Johnson. ] W,
Johnson. Gunt
King. Mrs, l.,
Lord. Mr. and Mrs. VIM,
Long. &, W
i.ankfora. wiitnrd
Lodge. &, ",
Mitchell. Mrs Eisio
Martin. joe.
Ac1umber. ChaA,
Mcdonald. Mlaa Mary
Mckee. milo
rrlnri- Falls Electric Power
and IL.h, Go,
Parker. Mrs. Smith
r-choit. Frank
na,h. Mira, George
Rcncy, Ralph
Ryan. Dan
Riley. Mrs. J,
Radd. pr. W,
Rutley. n, ], t.th classl
sivet. Mrs, Moliie u.
simpson. William
stanb. rMs. Mary.
Spurricr, Mrs, Minnie,
sorenson. Mr.. Louis
Thompson. Mrs, John
Turner. Mrs, Clarissa
vospo. Mr., Amelia
Young. W, Il.
Watkins. Fred
Waits, Mr., II.
White. Arthur
Wobbins, Jack
Witherill, Harry
Woods. Harry
Winters. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Foreign
Douglas. Geo.
Loose. Mrs. =, A.
Marmoui. Mr.. Euro
Scuail. Mr.. Ernest
Notico-A charge OF ono cent win
q made on each letter delivered
rom this list,
Accurate Information about the
laraath nasin. Bee Chilcoee. oo6
ain g., phone -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-19
Legal Notices


Legal Notice.
Notice Invitins Proposals 70 purchase
City of klamath Falls Registered
General Municipal Coupon Boads.
Sealed proposals will b. rsosivsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-01
I[|l,at If,nkaboutItI
~ AEzT oN.U NsE AzNJ AMMAN
~ % eR

am moody today My mind rev Jack to the scspe
In Kansas City. Mo, last week. where rcvelr
8SSfreets alive with men making merry Bands playing.
Shouts Of greeting cheers, olcng songs The occasion
the departure Of II iron workers convicted in dynamite
conspiracy the petentiary begin Of three
six years penal servitude<
Enter this place and matter what degree your in
what the provocaon for your unlawful you
gar, forever brand brand that dcsccnds upon your
kiren. God may forgive but forgets not, nor let's
|orget. f
These IL men making merry in the path to the peni-
bry not habual criminals. They skilled work
They not what are cassed "ow and ignorant"
are perhaps above the average to intelligence. They
owned homes and taken part in the making Of govern
for all Of us
vIt Is awful thing that they march into that prison
hing with the cheers of their fellows ringing in their
II it heaven instead OF he'll they entering
Three years -four years. years hard labor onsi
The songs will change to The cheers will be followed
by Twelve bodied intelligent artisans disappear
behind those giant steel doors and crowds make merry
II! dozen of our fellowmcn branded ndebly
Cain and the bands play the rcsound with express
sions Of oly Eat drink and be merry for these
dead! N4
us, if we do discover why such things
about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-01
BABIES!
BABIES!
BABIES!
Four Hundred Of EN- Entered
in Contest toBe Held July
4 at Leschi Park.
LOOK FOR TRIPLETS
Many Pairs of Twins in. But
the Judges Want to Go
Them One Bt tier.

- - 100
saya Mors s.sn man goo ss'sie T. s babies saess
annuAl se,,er haoy contest whieh
l ,e n'." AT n' pats oa'us
aay, suly -.
in'sc suins 20 20 WNc ha.
Insny sn'h tnc eur,ains 10 up on
sno. uay' " ina'cat'ons count 'or
anrsn'ns
az Ms'"s IN ,nc rssis'r rp,ioh o.
par run"nt NJ iau.ons second ~.
s.oIe NJ" sr'wnca every nay WIN
'no.nefs ~ 'n', VINO ~" piac,ns me ~, names me-
oi .heir yuuns nopeluir OF WI. usi
" your napy isn on the poohs
YET you SIM nave tim.
msny rs"s ors'ec
seattle merchants nave donated
various prizes.
Inc star mas posted : hanosomc
siiver loving cup TOT ths pest AZ.
found Girl Ine snr trophy ~
tnc srand pHze TOT the gin di-
uslon.
inen tncfe " tne ioymk CUP 20
q Sivcn oy ine stanaard rurniiurs
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NAVY DRY TODAY;
DANIELS ORDER
PUT INTO FORCE

WASHINGTON. July LEX.
cept among surgeons stores.
there was not thing alcoholic 10
day on any United States fighting
ship. or at any American naval sa-
tion on earth.
Tho navy went dry At mid.
night BY order OF Secretary OF the
Navy Daniels. So
John BArieyoorn has sailed the
seas on American naval ships ever
since there was An American navy.
To the enlisted men the new or
der made not AAparticlc OF differ
encA The only persons or boArxi
|Ss's' Ue,tsa So $500 49, sAe &, &c ss,
isycorn we're the officsrA
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OFFICER
ACCUSED
BY GIRL
Bookkeeper Charges IN DAM
age Suit That Naval Lieu
tenant Wrcnged Her.
SAYS HE IS MARRIED
Declares He Forced Affec-
tions on Her While They
Were Alone.

Declaring that she suffered
IN attack a. the hands Of Lieut..
Jsmss P. oldIno. Of the United
osatss navy. nearly . year ago.
Mics lulu Frssburpsr. . pretty
bookkespsr FOR . Seattle firm,
lIlsd sult In superior court 20
6ay. sskine 5000 damages
from the officer.
Lieut.. Gliding. according 20 the
complaint. h q married man and
lives with his family At 5sos DEM,
way.
The young woman IN the case
charges that she met him Last year
and that on July 20. while they
vore alone together. he forcibly
compelled her to endure his demon
stfntious OF affection.
A. result, she declares thai
~ suffered extreme sbGuish oi
mind. = which finally rsgiltsd IN a.
jI1ness and \ nervous BREAKDOWN
Niss Freeburwsr II now out oi
- city recovering her health. II
r oo1f. at = summer reeurt
i 4ha Nuit waa mad thr0psA heI
GoEney. - ~ ~ :. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-01
IT'S NEARLY Time

Carrying out plans TO eliminate
treacherous passageways along the
coast OF Southeastern Alaska. a
party OF 2i men In the United
States geodetic survey service, left
for the North last night aboard the
tug Chehalis.
The party Is equipped within wire
drag which viii be used in locating
uncharted rocks and shoals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-01
If YOU'VE never
Been IN VENICE,
HERE'S CHANCE

II you've never been in Venice
you'll have chance to go there
next Tuesday night. July Z. aboard
the ferry Issaquah. leaving Leschi
park.
An excursion given by the Seat
tie Clef club will terminate Mt
some secluded little bay on Lake
Washington, where the big ferry
win moor.
Then canoes will float slowly
around. bearing male quartets,
mixed and women's quartets. man
dolin orchestras, guitars. and all
sorts OF musical instruments.
There'll be dancing on the ferry's
upper deck. Tho club has ordered
moonlight for the occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-01
WE GO TO WORK EARLY
HERE IN STAR OFFICE

The Canadian pneIfle
railroad ran a special train
from Seattle this morning
bearing eseurslorists 20
Vancouver. q. c.. 90 cele-
brsse Dominion day there
today.
The proceedings will take
the form Of boosting maple
products OF Canada. Rep
resensatlves Of The Star
were Invited 20 . O'Clock
maple breakfast on the din
Ing car before the special
started.
N the breakfast had beer
held st 8 o'clock. The Star
staff might have been on
hand.
But Q o'clock 10 the mid
die of the afternoon for The
star force.