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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-11
PERSONALS


Refined. hsnf.osn. honorabi. attractive
ranchers vssithy ypuns wtio-. sweet
fisposi'ion. owning stock ranch % over
1899 acres. wishes 70 marry rood man
capable Of succssfuily managing her
property Any worthy mar can have
fuii particulars N Interested enough 70
answer quick. rivinE full nams and al
dress. and inclusinx sorss postage
General deliveries rot answered..
Strictly confidential Affrss. sin.
csre H-tft. Farmtnxsal. aouth Oak.
Ladfs.-ti. 600 reward positively ruar-
anfss my great successful monthly"
remedy. safely relieves SONS 81 tbs
longest. most obstinate abnormal cases
In TO days no harm. pain or inter
f.renes with work. Mail ff.te DOubts
strsnrth. 100. DR.. soufhiuEton Ram
siy Co. Is Ions Bldx.. Kansa. City.
Mo
Girls. LOOK HERR
am O good young man. got a rood po-
sition. oniy fsw acauaintsno.ss no
relatives. am very lonely 80 would like
% mako the aoquaintana. Of young
isdy. and ~ both snitsd. object mstri-
mony. Address C-iis star No Gen
Del answered.
Ladies' sandsrrou', Cotton Hoot pills.
SAFE and sur. cure for delayed period.
Price ~. Money refunded ~ remedy
Co. 7i7h Pike 81.
oradgats midwife confinement home
Easy terms. 1sis . Madison.
MRS LENA MAsoH--fsvALfD AND
AGED PEOPLE. az u. MERCER,
CAPITOL $40
Lonely people. who wish TO marry, writ.
Mabel Bond. 1907 Fifth sv. sea;ti..
Wash Iadls. free gentlemen 80 cents
Dancing Guaranteed in . private
lessons Private halls Days
~ and evenings Latest dances
NM stevens. 9TH and Pins. Dance.
Hhfu wednesday,.
sohot;-shop method. ehiropodist 1875
Weller at.
Refined rniddis-aEed lady would Ike 10
meet elderly American gentleman, with
soms means G-iis, star
Happiness lies In married Ire Are you
ioneiy7 Join Seattle Reliable Friend
ship club Ladies' free. A. r Evans
III Union. Apt u
Gentisman owning good new. LAT. model
automobile will Fivs Instruction In auto
mobile driving 90 lady desiring same
Charges fsaaonabis Address G-i7T.
Want 70 Keep children. rnothsriy care.
good home good reference Kenwood
sst Mrs.. shedin soi7 First NJ
Mrs Martin - Nurse: confinement
home. painless; original twilight
sleep zoos Boron vi. S2b7J
Get married. Many local and Eastern
correspondents. strictly confidential
tdd4sss. With stamp. The Social Regis.
ter Seattle, Wash.
BfDwfFE. MRS ANNA wfLLEIKsEN.
7ois 18th Az W Phone ballard 1857
Oct married matrifn1nial paper
published. Mailed free The Cor
respoudr-li Toledo. Ohio.
MISS JEW ELfs-@ANICUHfa iiitn
Third office
WHfNKLEs REMOVED; DEFORMED
noses corrected. tO7s Arcade Bldg
Main sTeb
Kavanaush's ta.o Hats 1905 First av.
OCT ACQUAINTED SOCIETY NAMES
lAd sddresses 10 Pine Il fadier free
Denver Dy. works-~is0e Seventh. city
Royal Cafe. 42s Union 2sc dinners
o. x tie form. FOR 2be 7os First av
Baltimore Dye works-suits cleaned. 81.
Main 3b7s.
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Douglas Lewis. Miss Mauds
Fachell and other wellknown sing
ers Will contribute vocal soloa
Thursday night az st. Anthony's
parish fair In Henton.
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HOMEsTEADs

$40 acres choice valley land suitable for
cattle. hogs and alfalfa, partly fenced !
small house. some clearing wells In
immediate neiHhhorhood from 10 Is
feet deep. with an abundance % fine
fresh water. Acres and acres Of this land
can be piowed for - 90 an acre or less
why grub s,umpsf Numerou. ranches
In Immediate neishborhood demonstrate
the wonderful crops being raised in this
fertile valley -Four cuttings 81 alfalfa
yielding 10 tons 20 tho acre a common
crop. n you are interested and mean
business call At go Union ct for fun
particulars Tho price Of this entire
a2o-aore REIMBURSEMENT II only $3.50. 20
agents and Information seekers wishing
20 satisfy their curiosity need not call
WIN hs pleased To show this valuable
property 20 any truly interested party
naiinauishment, 100 acres rich land on
good road, near railroad town; thickly
settled community whore land should
greatly Increase In value. VIII gladly
show this fine property. one can see
alfalfa stacked In fields aud Immense
apple crop being harvested and other
signs Of prosperity throughout the dis
trict About hair mile from this place
Il orchard valued at si,a 400 per acre
Numerous lakes IN vicinity make n very
desirable locality For hogs and cattle,
also ducks. geese, turkeys and other
poultry. Circumstances cause sacrifice.
n sold within few days. $3.50 for this
whole 100 acres Address T.. o. Hox
1875, Seattle n you mean business pro-
vided land IL satlsfactory
/. 600. 600 acres free government home
steads. decided lands, 81 60 $40 per acre;
ready for plowingi yields 20 10 so
bushels wheat; finest inland climate;
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|. 900. 900 acres free government home
steads. decided lands, 81 10 $40 per acre
ready for blowing. yields 20 to so
bushels wheat: finest inland climate
low homeseekers' excursions. write for
FREQ books. Immigration Bureau. G.,
NJ a st. y, Ry.. Seattle. wash
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is FEMALE SITUATIONS

i8 FEMALE SITUATIONS
nsperienosd .ssms,rss. would like sew
tnH In families zoe per day. or any
kind Of daY work. 10 cents par hour.
Adres. Mrs Item. stis sssh sv q w,
Woman wants the care % roemins house
o. apartments IN exchange for room
and suiall wages Call Mrs Lee. Main
siff
widow want. any kind Of DAY werki
quick clean and reliable beet Of ref.
srenoe see hour Mrs nurtha. Main
arr. room
Woman want. work as hou.shsspr In
wtdewsrs home. am competent woman
no taeumhrance. can ave reference.
ADDRESS c-iia care star
A refined. middle asaa woman want.
position as houaeheepef In small family
where che can take fuii charge refer
ences HiVen. Address o-ige, star.
Woman, good cook. want. eooAins fer
few men or housekeeping. ISIS Pee
ona AZ.
Woman companion Tor Invalid or elderly
gentfemAn for a home IN os out % the
city Address isis second az.
A widow wants position as houssksspsr
Tor small family moderate wages can
sive reference Aat sss rsits star.
A rsfinea middle ssed woman. fins
housskesp.f. cook and ssamstrsss.
NNAAi Whn tNhAflNh W NAHtNNFs NafNlNtN
or where she can take full charge Call
er write AIR. Eiisres. sisi Evanston sy
Navs baby. and want pisin sswins at
home tee dsy. call naiisrd ioo,.
Two sisters American van, positions In
private home u-nf star.
SITUATION Abs ONE CENT WORD
IN THE STAR
wanted-py ssp.risncsa vsrusn any
kind q cisrkins IN . respect able ssore.
Phone nsilarf 1855
Msndias 81 al kina. neatly tens. DID.
star
| Woman wants day ~ors. with the best %
references fhens R.inl.s sesM
A refined woman wants position az house.
keeper for orc OF two gentlemen city
| preferred. Address Miss oe~tnE.
Gen bal. Seattle
Woman wants work ss ksesskssrsr frf
/ gentleman or wife-srl party sho viii
appreetats respectable. clean heasskssp.
er Can furnish soed references u-iis
star
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Classified Ad Rates

Alphabetically Arranged Tor the CNn
Venienea af our nusy Readers
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10 MALE HELP WANTED
NATIONAL nARnER coi.LraH
wants men and women 20 i..fa "a. bar
e~r trade wages pAia ~htis isarnins
uish or.d. seheoi. iss Mails ~
MoLgh nARnxR cot.LH8E
Wants men and ~eEnea 70 learn t.rbsr
trade wss@. pais While iearntas
:ss oeris-ntai Az seattle
s.v. On Ysur ss,ins hiii rrS the rarisss
Cafeteria. second floor. ses rtns
rlr At rIsoxrroN's srN ASp rikN
coLLEcTf6Ns-so LYON bUif.bfNd
Stiisu sio
SAVE M5Nry-csn al IN. hars.ia
slor~ sfi oersssnt.l corner Msin.
Handles a.w ana s-ceua-hs sui,a
rsfnrea.s sfss upi teeis. surs. srunss
sutteeses shoes. fe~siFy Alasha cut
Nts ana iesxsFs supplies
dofsea rrsri~s Upstairs Hhep positively
sell. tts suit. Or oxsr~asis far SIS Up
stars sess rhiri, traders uids
PLAY root AT .is PIKE ST
Ls.rr % sp~rass nsesfas pfetsrs rnsehins
~ experienced operator. iss Cedar o.
Wanted ~-r-e msa learn ate sne Truck
s,'.,s- 80 r.ssis,ss = 80 rsgr,s .>,.
2o--MALE SITUATION
WHY DO I.urpouIsr.LrLIr SILL 80
meas suits FER tisr p.e.ass Their ell
them aps'aifs s~eond fisof Joshua
Chsaff.af--Ysass mss .sr<Fisns.4 n
suismcaIis ~ers wants position. pstvs's
Or truck sober ana rsliahls Address
DIN, star
Ysunx married rnsn- wsfn seoa stae..
ton. ~euis tfh. pcsisien 81 ary hinf
steady. sober snf r.itsti. Address
r-iir. star.
wanted. By married mar. .a,s er uscs
drfsins can 40 o~n r.psirinr or any
i.ivins ~.sa yhens xsia ifr. sie
rsuns rsa. II ysArs. sspsrisne.t ~
driver cf auto trueh. wanss ~ert arcvnd
sa,ss Address Pile. Star,
tsp.rfsnes1 rr.man vfshss rosissen
ffrinx ssrsr OF tsrf,s~f steady. soesr
ara reed afi-arosnf maa Address
o-i;a. star
SITUATION KDs ONE cexT 4 WORD
IN THE stan.
FiF,, class cabins, maker. I'll 70 arr
kind ~ woodwork Fneas rsini~r ~.
~ Gait fstss ,rth Az n
Younw snsn. 9TH rood RECOMMENDATION,
wants position % any hind, address
MAJ ard rife -ish ia tsks care -
apartment house.. hsv. Daughter sxsf
10. IN srhsoi G NuifSrf. isis Strrh Az.
Experiences elevator ob~rsser desires Pc
sitiou. young man. ~ rssrs o. sxs
Address r~ttr. star
Man wants work. snYthinss nsnsy WITH
tools Hard 40 against H. Please sd'
dress r-ii'. star
0oos mar ~sni. work y snY sins ~
t.y or ~ the hsur Phone Main siTT
E.SsssSss.. :; . IT,. sss IL. -
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70 WANTED TO BORROW

cent. on reed security. Address o.
tessnsen ses Nisth Az
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DRESSMAKING

Christian young woman with gin 5.
wants position as hOuHekssper for re-
specialize bachelor or wi10Wer Room
20, Crystal Hotel 270sh First and
Cedar Phone Eliiott 1858.
Middis-agsd woman wants any kind light
work. Address G-tO2. Star.
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~ FEMALE HELP WTD.

coIorsd free employment bureau. Lat us
send you reliable help. Compists houss
cleaning. floor polishing Phone East
szss. j. ". Calender. 1919 n. hadi-
son.
Teacher for English subjects in exchange
for instruction in shorthand. Seattle
Busihsss College, Fourth and Pike.
Main sbaf
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Psoniss-Thres colors. free bioomsrs. us
per hundred. strong root. t7.bo per
dozen; large plant. fi.eo up. W. u
Barnes. tie7 Crrston at. Old Rsn,on ear.
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10 FEMALE SITUATIONS

Wanted. BY refined, middle-aEed won-
an. position In widower's family, or
where she can take full charge fine
housskeeper, cook and seamstress
Call or write Mrs Eiierbe. ssO7 Ev-
anston av
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HOTELS

HOTEL OXFORD In.
JOHN STANLEY Mar riiir', 1891
81 Frenrts sartfr hnteii strictly mod
~rnt no Bills tit rnton o.
n.frissssa. isi,s sseess 7, -..s V
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21

deadly competition Is uncivilired-
This, and this alone. is the crime al
legged against the founders OF the
Standard OIL Co. For this they have
been held up to the public apology.
The United States government has
proceeded partly on this ground
against the great corporation. and has
procured It's dissolution. IL Is perfect
ly plain that public sentiment and the
law as administered does not permit
deadly competition by corporations.
On every principle OF equality and JUS
tice II should not be permitted to
trade unions
The committee on taxation found %
faults with the new income tax law.
Apart from specific defects" the
committee reported. "the structure
and language OF the act as q whole
is open to the gravcst defects. A re-
vision OF the law should. therefore.
extend to It's form as we'll as 20 It's
substance. The entire act should be
reconstructed, and there should be
placed upon the statute book an In
come tar law so arranged and express
ed so as TO be convenient for refer
ence. consistent In all It's parts and
capable OF being understood by citi-
rem OF average Intelligence"
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21

employables runs into millions. the
less said about the horrors Of making
a man a soldier the better. Our In
dustrial chaos murders more souls In
q year Of political peace than any mil
itary system murders men In war
I'm this war OF nations the United
States Of America plays the all-import-
ant hole When he end comes, as
come II must, II only through interna-
tional exhaustion. peace viii not be
brought about by three colonies sit.
ting about a drum.
There must be world conference
at which the president OF the United
States must take Inc chair.
Meantime America will so profit by
continued hostilities that ! foresee o
whole century In which Republican
presidents win aurse policies to To-
ment European war--that the United
States may sell shoes!
But seriously
When French investors have lost
the eight billions they loaned Russia;
when the cars government Is bank
rupt: when English credit is desper-
ately shaken and German industries
are wrecked. the United States Of
America win push forward unburden-
ed. Americans VIII be the leaders to-
morrow: For Europe must breed men
from the men OF the last reserye!"
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21
THREE JAILED FOR
RECKLESS DRIVING
Two Alleged to Have Converted
Jefferson-ave. into Speedway
Other Injuries Man

Raymond Kean, Of No. 394 Michi-
gan-aye.. and Lawrence Garden, OF No.
62S Hillgerave.. were arrested late
Tuesday night by Motorcycle Oficers
Schnell and MacKay. charged with
reckless driving OF automobiles. Ac-
cording to the officers. the men con-
verted Jefferson-aye. into speedway.
racing their machines at rate OF 40
miles an hour. Kean and Garden are I
locked pp1at police headquarters. v1J1r
Edward, Master. ,of No. 8 B-st. Is
also under arrest TOR reckless driving
He was taken In custody early Tuess..
day morning after the automobile hec
was driving collided with wagon
driven by Louis waidman, Of Inkster.
Mich, at Hubbard and Michigan-aves.
Waldman was thrown TO the pave
ment. He was removed to st. Mary's
hospital In a polics auto. His condi-
ton is not serious. 1890
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21

p Il =
more emotion during this period OF
the trial than at any other, but never
approached enthusiasm. She was OBJ
viously pleased. but preserved always
q quiet, dignified restraint
The first witness today was expect
ed to- be Celfe Coleman, the colored
maid In the Carman home. or Frank
Farrell. tramp. who has been hous-
ed by the state since early July az Q
witness. The Coleman girl 10 looked
to 20 provide the most sensational tes-
timony Of the trial.
She rs admittedly the states strong
est card, and Is prepared to swear
that Mrs. Carman passed through the
kitchen both before and Immediately
after the shooting and Appeared to
have something concealed under her
left arm. n addition, the colored girl
has declared Mrs. csrman told her
she must say nothing OF having seen
her below stairs and there are hints
that the maid. may make even moro
startling statements
|. The announcement by the physi-
ciang that they discovered Mrs. Bal
ley would hav ebecome mother
serves AZ the only explanation Of her
visit to DR.. Carman's ONCE. Mrs. Bal
ley's husband testified that she was
IN good health. N6nS of tho members
Of her family knew of her attention TO
see . physician on ne afternoon she
left home to csH upon Z friend in
Rockville Centre. Possibly DR.. Car.
man had Just told her Of her condi-
tion before the shot was fred which
ended her life. AT the coroner's IN
quest DR.. Carman testified ne merely
prescribed simply remedy for ma
laria for Mrs. Bailey.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21
IN DETROIT

Reports from retail stores and fruit
eommfssion men indicate that Apple
Day. Tuesday. was pronounced
sales being reported; the public ap-
parently having entered heartily In
to the spirit OF the occasion.
DIR. George p. LAWN, city physician is
ssssg se, o. m s',sas,i sssss, :. s:na,-
ent OF the Ionia state hospital, for
merly the state asylum for the GRIM
inai Insane. The death of DR.. Long,
the vacancy. and DIR. LAWN has the
backing OF the Republican candil
dates for the Legislature, who have
ss trustees Isia0a that e b B.. G IssIs e e
appointed.
Estimstor Edwin c. BoIten, president
cf the board Of entimstes. says that
he ~ llfiinr opshis forcvs 10 make a
~ or the board OF estimates. which
I msn,s TO be voted on Nov. 3. Many
night. which viii incInds nesting
night next week S n The people viii iss bs
4 institution. to guard the rights OF
the Taxpayers.
Greatly Increased freight revenues Of
the Pere Marquette railroad. from
July ! to Oct -. viii Offset de-
revenues OF about ssss.ss5. accord
Ing to the report OF estimated earn
derson. for submission TO Judge
futile. Passenger revenues fell on
about sao,2lI. the report shows, but
%hiie espreus reH ,nsrsased
$13.4S2, The freight revenue. how
ever. showed an increase Of S34s,776
Karl FohIman. former Hixhiasd Park
poiicsmsn. who WAS eemmitted 60
deported by Immigration inspector
Frick, Tuesday. to his former home
In Hamilton. Ont, and Anna r. Pat
T rick also al insane was sent back ut to
Mustard. was deported to England
on the ground that she il mentally
incompetent. Ignaxio Armenia, suf-
ferins from tuberculosis. was sent
Rej<cted ne : vieister Of the contract
labor law. 2 yosns CaYsdi.n who
spector g. Oliver Prick. Tuesday. Of
you were not 20 young, and IL
thought you understood that your
action was an attempt at bribery. I
s. GSq sssS yoq ir s but the
mans apologies and pleas for his
liberty. won the day. He was sent
back Under escort Of an inspector
Hearirx ..lef the Dequindre-st. grade
s<paFafton matter, set for wednes-
day, u the council chamber, was
postp0hed until Nov. -. when a tele-
gram Fas received from the state
railroad commission. announcing
that Lawton r. Hemaps was called
to Warrington in connection with
the eastern rats cases.
Az = resuIs 81 sAtra trial. wiiIiam
r1ynn. an age1 ,nsss was ,sives 200
damages by Z Jury IN Judge Van
zile's court Tuesday In his suit
against former neighbors whom he
accused OF libel petition signed
by six OF them caussd the trouble.
The paper asked that Police Justice
Stein force him to move from No. 341
Russsli-st as the siensrs held that
he was responsible Tor cut clothes
lines, torn flower beds and other
minor damage In the nsikhborhocd.
The case was heard n 100! and :
prsms beech sent the case back for
retriai and on the second trial he
w.s s,.se court .,1 ssn :sns back
second time.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21

with our form of government" the
committee said.
The judicial recall amendments TO
be voted upon In Kansas and Mime
sofa Esxt month were singled out for
particular depunciation. These re-
Quire separate recall election, apart
from the election OF the successor Of
the deposed Judge. In case the recall
Is successful
by eliminating one of the incident
al objections TO the judicial recall.
these measures, thus sugar-coated.
were fed to and swallowed by the
legislatures Of these two states, where.
without modification, the recall OF
judges had been previously rejected"
the report read.
Summarizing, the committee said:
"A perceptible change In sentiment
toward the judicial recall Is slowly
but surely showing itself among the
people Of the different states. In
many localities its true nature IL not
yet understood. In most states the
average voter has. as yet. insufficient
appreciation OF Its baneful character.
The work OF education must be con-
tinues. The signs. however, Of In
creasing enlightenment, due to the
persistent efforts OF its opponents. are
everywhere apparent. Former leading
advocates OF judicial recall are saying
less about IL. Some Of them are now
saying nothing about 1t. Some have
apparently given up the idea of the
recall OF judges, and have turned to
the judicial decision recall as a sub
stitute"
The report OF the special committee
to suggest remedies and formulate
proposed laws complained that the
to keep its promise to give IL hear
ing on antitrust legislation. OF the
antitrust legislation II said
'It discriminates In favor OF labor
organizations. forbids injunctions I'm
labor controversies which would be
granted In other cases. and makes Ger.
tain acts legal when done by labor
unions which are Illegal when done by
others.
For example, we condemn the
Standard Oil manufacturers for en-
deavoring In the early days of their
organization TO drive competitors out
Of business. What is this but boy
colt? This was considered SO crimi-
nal by the senate that senators de-
clared they would rather have their
cotton DESTROYED by the weevil than
use any Rockefeller money to prevent
the plague. Yet here we have pro-
posed act which makes II legal for
labor union to persuade persons to
cease to patronize or to employ any
party TO a dispute. This IL a boycott.
"Can II have occurred to the gentle
men who propose this legislation that
II the courts cannot decide these con-
troyersies peaceably, they will be de-
cided by force7 The shocking results
OF the latter method we see plainly In
Colorado. Would II not have been
better to have the questions which
have given rise to bloodshed there.
decided In an orderly manner by the
Colorado courts?
"Your committee Is not opposed TO
organized labor. We freely concede
to laboring men the same right to or
ganize that their employers possess.
We are persuaded that In opposing
the proposed legislation we are the
true friends Of both.
For our own part. we believe that
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21
BOY SCOUTS HEAR SERIES
or TALKS ON SEX HYGIENE

Boy Scouts, so in number, ban
quoted In First Congregational church
Tuesday night, and listened to . talk
on Sex hygiene BY =. G. Foster.
boys Y. M. @. A. secretary. Others
who talked were Col. A. II. Smith.
Charles Schermerhorn. and Col o. A.
James.
Fifty fathers OF Boy Scouts ban
quoted In the Ferris school. Highland
Park, and listened to . number OF
speeches, Another banquet for men
WIN be held at $40 At the Trinity
church at $50 o'clock, "wednesday
night. and at the same time second
group OF Boy Scouts viii banquet at
the Presbyterian church. (
Service for Boy Scouts viii be held
Wednesday night In st. Adams
church, Highland Park, and MAS
meeting viii be held Sunday IN the
Presbyterian church.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21
CHORUS GIRLS SELL
FLOWERS FOR XMAS SHIP

ed Europe the lighter on Christmas
morning and have ceased somewhat
the ache that has lain long in the
little breast.
The time is growing shorter and
shorter for the contributions. But
ten days remain for your gifts. Hurry;
hurry! hurry! Don't let Detroit stand
back now and feel sorry Christmas
day because Of the opportunity that
was passed. It's better to take mo-
ment now and feel happy all the way
from now till Christmas.
Below are additional contributions
recaiyad 70 dafa. sF
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21
SAGINAW SCHOOL BOYS
TAKE OWN LIVES

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 21.---Tesr Of
punishment because they ran away
from school today IL believed TO have
been the, motive Of Lloyd Pierce, IL,
and Delbert Woodruff, 10, two school
boys, for killing themselves last night,
In the street In front of the Pierce
boys home In Freeland. ~ miles
northwest Of here.
Both were alive when found and
we're hurried to Saginaw in automo-
biles. l.ut both died soon after reach-
ing local hospital.
Inc boys we're found unconscious
ana yine side by side IN the street
ana the position OF their bodies indi.
eaeeo that they had lain down IN the
strect and carefully arranged al the
details before shooting themselves.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21

Fsftss. vslssbls pissss ana sssvstses.
All that are iefs Of The $50 feasRers
Of women crcssine from Canada. are
cclisetor o. cnssom. John B. S WSsian.
who will return them TO their own
err. on demand. No penalty e 70 be
The Detroit times., 1914-10-21

Asssr sshi.s NJ : seiseetls. sneas k>v
!. s9unrnTsysd IRON h9stris TO Detroit
that she had undsftak en the frfo n
order 20 obtain divorce from 4 ms
e , Who abused her. she declared
come 20 America TO net xbe decree
- she feared 81. mate would harm
country. she Wa sivss : Sss ss ~