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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28

stall IS fancy epples 81 per box and
up; Yakima comb honey Ice. ounces
tc H. stalls iie-ita. Tokay grapes. zoe
basket fancy Jonathan apples Zoe dos
sweet oranges. zee doH- fancy Eiberts
peaches. Zoe dos grapefruit for esc
stan RS. fresh sprouts. Use ~. lbs. sEc.
celery. Sc and toc bunch dry onions 4
10 Ices cauilflower. Sc and leo head
tomatoes. 90 10 and ios- ise. stan
lkls. slayer oShex fso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28
ABE ATTELL'S
MOTHER DEAD

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept ga
Mrs. Annie Attell. mother OF Abe
ard Monte Attell. pugilists. died
here today Of a complication OF
diseases
Her death possibly will result
In another postponement OF the
match In Los Angeles between
Johnny kilbane and Abe Attell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28
RAILROADS SUE
MEAT SHIPPER

The Chicago. Milwaukee 4 ST.
Paul Railway Co. yesterday
brought suit to recover sSi.5{l.34
from the Frye-Bruhn Co. and Frye
4 Co. In the federal court The
plaintiffs say the amount named
Is due for shipping and switch
ing stock for defendants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28
PUBLIC MARKETS


stall seb sharp cheese 80 1911 Lin
burger. cut. aEc N stan sol, pickiins
onions J lbs zee. spinach. Sc u. Stall,
z0o.gi6. ctanberrles. lee ID, best crab
APPLES. csc box stall gia. fresh hominY
i0c quart potato salad. 2ac quart stan
SEQ. Brussels sprouts. &C lh.s green peas
Zoe 10. stall 81. coceanut bars. isc dot
slayer cakes zoe each stall 2ss, sun
kist lemons zoe doz. Sunkist oranges,
roc dos stalls see SOS. lbs fine. lsrEe
wainuts 15c. SOC can italy olive on. stc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28
SEATTLE MAN
is NAMED CHIEF

At the 25th annual stats CON
clave OF the Grand Ccmmande-y.
Knights Templar at W'alla Nalla.
Harry y. Raser. OF Seattle. was
yesterday chosen srani com
mander OF the state o, Washing
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28

stall IT. his standard white sugar.
6sc Stalls TITS. Washington creamery
butter. ssc stalls es-ee. good Eastern
guaranteed eEEs. soc dos stan 1855. Is
his sugar. 81 tno other purchase re-
auired1. or 10 lbs. pure cane sugar SOC
with a. 50 order % groceries. not includ-
inE flour or milk statl i2. Isc cans rine-
apple. tbc. g. pkgs tcothpicks. ioc.
corn starch. So pks zoe cans fish balls.
fbo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28
DRUG co. FINEI

The stewart q Holmes Drq10
was fined $40. on three diff
convictions. by Judge Brinkej
terday. for working female
ployes more than eight he
day. The minimum fine W
posed because the girls II
they worked the extra haf
at their own request
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28
CADETS TO WEAR
A NEW UNIFORM

A flannel field service shirt. gray
or olive drab in color. similar to
that worn by the national guards.
probably will be substituted for the
military blouse now used BY the
University of Washington cadets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28

stall. ios.iii. IL rs rolled ests.
gSa. Lib can best ground rhocoiate. soc
lib. can best cocoa. aee; bulk cocoa. 2oc
10. sBe pkg pancake flour. 2oc. lbs,
cut macaroni 2ac. Stalls f6-2-, fresh
churued butter. 2 lhs ESQ, hest Jersey
butter Tia etc strictly fresh Green
Lake eggs doR sbc! fresh peanut but
ter. iso 10 stall q. smclt lbs. iSci
salmon. lbs use. halibut lbs $50.
Olympia oysters f6c pt stalls 1855.
comb honey. lee. rolls toilet papsr 15c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28
HOMESTEADS

20 acres, good. rich soil Oh main county
road near town that has Z railroads
walking distance from good school;
good market ior al you raise Alfalfa
boss and turkeys DO extra well in this
district Ga 60 neiEhhprs So all direc-
ti0ns from this property and you can
see what can DO accomplished on this
land Hundreds - acres ~ fine or
chards and alfalfa that f. hard 10 heat
Circumstances cauAs ne 60 sacrifice
this entire 80 acres far ffoo This
property would have 10 BE- seen 20 be
appreciated. For fnn particulars ad-
dross n o. Bex las. Seattle wash-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28

Nan without fanss willing anxious 20
work Tor hts keepi 40 anything ] caa.
q Weston tekA Fifth av s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28

When you lose something.
leave it to STAR WANT ADS
to find it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28

N,tsrevris. New nna second hsnfi AT
makes some ~ these taken on new
INDIAN MOroRCVCLEA nsiieu a
WriEht ~ r. PIKE 80. neaf Broad
way Phone East ffi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28
LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE
CAPITOL mn ADDITION

At Kirkland. fine. large tract -
land. naw troom bungalow. IN
this rers. rtass.fu addition. a
few minutes ealk 20 ferry dock
school end stores A Enrden
spot FOR a man employed IN SEE
attis. "a boats daily. fare 81
cents ~ communication ticket.
Price. complete. fi.eso. terms
ftoo cash ard tis per month
Take Madison car and ferry
direct 70 burke a FarraTs Of
fce On kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28
2i statesmen WANTED

csrrsutsr- All eTsns6s. Eiaott
-,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28
10 MALE HELP WANTED


NATIONAL uANnrU enfI.NNE
Wants men and women ~ learn the bar
Der trade. wages paid while learning
call &c write
uiEh Grade School ios Msin ~
WHY TOO tUNpQuiFr.Ltfi.r SILL taa
meas suits Tor tlAf uegauss theF sell
them upstairs. second floor Joshua
grsen bids
ka,snaushs e 90 Hats Tees rir., Az
tEAUN OPERATING MOVING rfcruWt
machine earn $50 weekly office tei
cedar It, p a w ~ . ~.
tifse Gordon trade Meas Upstairs
auit shon second floor rradsfs' uidN
eaAA rhlrd Az
gySyy. go5i. glisls >-~oo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28

statesmen Wanted -Esnorieses uunsces
sarfs -asy work hts pas Write fof
LARGE lat - openings offefins oprof
tanltiss 70 earn noe 60 ftee a NORTH
while you learn Address dearest W
Ha~ Dept fta National aairsmen .
ffatninH Association. Chicago New
Ysfs. kansas citY. san Ffanctsoo.
saissuen fof small towns whole time 81
side line special sales pisH HliapinF
Fsfufn - unsalf Foods makes auioh.
sasF daily sales 1909 commission on
each order NNFusthinH snttfsiY ueN.
WfIs fnr pocket outfii tefsf May
Manufacturing Co. gia Hlspl ct, chi
csse W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

Alphabetically Arranged tor ths cen
vsnisnes u oat nUsy Rsadsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28
LEGAL NOTICES
NO ,'r CITATION
70 WHOM n xAr coxcrnv

UNITED STATES nr A1rnfcA. wrRT.
EHN DISTRICT or wANuiNurbN
SOUTHERN DIVISION. as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28
FARM LANDS

f~~~ss~~@~~~s~s~~~s~sr~~
so EXCHANGES
II zee ar. uaatis 10 Sell fgaf real sststs
~hr ust ssshAnGa q fer re- msfrhsn'
tissf Ees guf sssnpis stCek Nad set
psftieUisfs Pacific coass Mdss Co.
eif Noafth AZ
s-res-a-TFssHs-srse-a--s--
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
taars Mansy
nsfare huFinn Or butisgna
0ro A VIRTUE CO masi8n meek
small aetaunts 81 vast ~ Improved
EfepeftFs ia@ rafrs % delays sssf
paymsats HtuftsFaas c. nastan
NECK
nNAL KsFATN LoANa NoNTsrn~
nehd AuH MaFtaaa. Co. tsat reuffh
az. hstsssn Fiss aHt rniec
sHet. c.. Tgs
Aeasy 80 tmgfeF~c sitr property We
nusk- t1iiainn iasns
cAf.WoEN. DENNY a Ewfsu
Aiaska uafiftns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-28
NJ FEMALE HELP WTD.
10 FEMALE SITUATIONS

LADY wsaia iiks v5rE in bakery o. re-.
tAurant. o. would % night work.
A-iaa. star
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08
FOUR MORE BRITISH
STEAMERS SUNK
GERMAN WARsHiP EMDEN CON
TiNuEs WORK OF DEsTRuC-
TON IN INDIAN OCEAN.
The offVelal News Bureau Announces
That the German Cruiser Has
sunk Four 6ritlsh Steam
ships and a Collier.

London.--The admiralty announces
that the German cruiser Emden. dnr.
ing the last few days. has captured
and sunk In the Indian ocean the
British steamers Tumeric. King Lud.
Riberia and Foyie and captured the
collier Bursk.
The crews of the above vessels
were transferred to the steamer Gryte'
dale, which also was captured but re
leased In order to take the crews &c
Colombo where they arrived Tuesday
A previous official British state
ment dealing with the activities OF the
German cruiser Emden issued Sep
| TENDER 20, told OF the capture OF sn
British steamers In the Bay OF Ben
gal. and the sinking Of Ave OF them
The names OF the steamers wer'
given as the Indus, Loyal, Killim, Dir
lomat, Frabber and Katinga.
After creating havoc among IN
British shipping at Calcutta the En-
den went to Rangoon,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08
CARRANzA WILLING
TO STEP DOWN
"I WILL GLADLY TAKE SUCH AC'
TON III 1T is RATIFIED BY THE
GENERAL CONFERENCE.
Washington Officials Hope Peace
VIII Come In Mexico Through
elimination of Rival Leaders
as Candidates

Mexico City.--In his reply Tuesday
to the petition OF Francisco villa 3
generals asking him TO resign in favor
OF Fernando Iglesias Calderon ana
thus avoid civil war. General Venus
tiano Carranza says;
II will gladly take such action II 1t
Is ratified by the general conference;
II not. will fight with the same en-
ergy that employed in combating
the usurpation OF Huerta.
Il will hight reaction and the Ole
regime which appears now to be
headed by villa who. 1t may be, Il
an unwilling tool in this~ as wal
Orozco in his night againsL Madero.'
General Carranza asks General VII
las chiefs to demand retirement o
their leader as commander OF thu
northern division of the army in vieN
II. the army so votes.
General villa, who was on his wa
from Chihuahua CITY to meet Genera
Obregon and others OF the Carranz
delegation, expressed optimism as
the happy result of the pending col
ference in a telegram received b
: agents here, villa teIegraphed viii
en- route as follows;
Il declare that all is working sati
: factorily, and we hope soon to reach
|. patriotic understanding which will a
a sure peace in the republic"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08
FIVE KILLED WHEN
FIREWORKS EXPLDE
PRESIDENT OF DISPLAY COM
PANY AND FOUR EMPLOYEES
LOSE THEIR LIVES
Pain Fireworks Display Company
plant Wrecked by Explosion ana
Fire at Chicago Wsdnssday--
President Of Company Killed.

The dead are II. y. Thearle, presi'
dent OK the company; Florence Hiii,
stenographer; Il. NJ Conner. sales
man; Roland H. Wolf. shipping clerk;
Joseph Johnson, electrician.
John Costello, Office boy. blown
through a door into an alley, may
die. Firemen thought that several
bodies might be under the debris Ia
the flooded basement.
The first explosion took place IN
the steel and concrete vaults OF the
Pain company's building In which
$4,000 worth OF fireworks wers
stored. The vaults were supposed q
be fireproof and to be able to with
stand any explosion. but were blow
20 atoms. dioining office building
we're shaken and damaged. Man
persons were injured by broken glas
and by being trampled.
The explosion, 1t was though
might have been caused by q spar
from wiring which Johnson. the dea
electrician, was adjusting.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08
DARING DAYLIGHT BANK
ROBBERY At SALT LAKE
Gait Lake Bank Robbed Of $500 BY
Bold Bandit

In the glare of broad daylight. and
during the hour when many pedes-
TRANS. were passing in all directions
a neryy robber entered the Sugar
Banking company's bank at Salt
Lake. Monday. forced the cashier and
bookkespeF into q large vault grab
bed about 81 800 in currency and
made good his escape. Before leay,
ing the scene he closed the door OF
the vault and turned the handle con.
trolling the bolts, but did not wait TO
turn the combination.
TIVE posses from the sheriff's office.
together with detectives from the po-
lice department. began an Immediate
hunt for the robber
Had the robber been playing par
In a wild and wooiiy west movie" 81
could not have acted with more pre-
clsion and GOODNESS. Thruating al
ugly.iooklng gun into the faces OF th'
two men, he ordered them to- turf
their backs upon him and enter tn
vault. His manner left no room 70
argument. George Con cashier. an
Clifford /. Con, his brother. who
acting as temporary bookkeeper !
the institution, obeyed orders.
, In all, the men Sere prisoners !
. the vault about twenty minutes. Tw
or three customers entered the ban
during this period. waited for Will
: and went out. assuming that the q
4 tendants had stepped from the bar
for the moment and would be back.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08
DEATH FACED cHEERFuLLY.
Go Into Action Shouting "GoodoSe
Fellows" to ReserVists.

FSIOWo " ttSSS'
London.-A Reuter- dispatch from
Paris says:
Thirty gunners of British field
battery have fallen, killed or wound
ed. Knowing that they were going TO
almost certain death, they cried Out
Goodbye, fellows to their comrades
In the reserve line. Two minutes
later every man was out OF action.
Thirty more went to the front with
the same farewell greeting. The Ger
man shells were falling thickly behind
the battery and killed or wounded
every man serving the guns.
Eventually the persistence and &C
euracy of the British fire proved Ell
feetive and the British infantry ad
| vanced and took the opposing posi-
ton at the point of the bayonet.
similar incidents occurred aloni
| the whole western wing Tuesday
enabling the allies to hold their owl
against repeated furious onslaught
OF the Germans who were attemptin
to break through"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08
.A|RSH|P BOMBARDS
FRENCH CAPITAL
DEADLY MISSILE THROWN DE-
cAPiTATEs AGED soLiCtIoh
AND INJURIES oRAkocHiLo.
People Of Paris Remain Cain, and un'
moved Throughout Ordeal Aero
plane Files Hlsh--Iousss Nearby
Are slightly Damaged.

paris.~-A Taube aeroplane which
few over Paris Sunday morning drop
ped Ave bombs. One struck the inter
section OF the Avenue Trocadero aha
the Rue Freycinet. Three landed III
different streets In the Troeadero
quarter and the Attn shell In the bois
du Bouiogne.
The German aviator apparently new
at a height OF about 10000 feet ana
was invisible In the dense mist. When
the bombs began TO shower on the
| fashionable residences at 1880 o'ciock
the noise was deafening. resembling
a bombardment
The frat bomb thrown, the one
| which landed In the Avenue Troca
dero, wrought deadly havoc. Worship
ers were thronging out OF the Amer
can church and the church OF 81
Pierre du Chaillot, nearby, when TN
death-dealing missile launched by IN
hidden enemy aloft swooped dow
among them with fearful crash. A.
aged solicitor and his young Crane
daughter walking hand.in-hand alon
the avenue were struck down by frai
ments OF the exploding bomb,
The aged man was decapitated an
his body was terribly riddled. Will
the little girl lay beside his body VIII
both her legs practically severe
above the knees,
A few feet away the facade OF n
Prince OF Monacos mansion was ans
4 tarad nv Crane shot from the explode
/ bomb. All the windows were orok'
. and the walls were punetured. but u
i mansion happily was unoccupied
% oept by the oaretaker, who eseap'
10 uniniuren
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08
GERMANS BEING
PURSUED By ALLIES
DARTS Is INFORMED ENEMY IL
DEFEATED-NO CONrin"'N
TON OF REPORT.
French Government ls Silent anu
Earlier Reports Indicate Tnat
the Allies Have Made but
Slight Gains.

While the British and French oi'
fetal announcements indicate sa'isl"o'
ton with the situation along the pa'
lie front in France and commence III
the outcome. an unofficial report from
Paris declares that the German rlghs
hos heen broken and is being pursued
nv the allies This report also oe-
clared that the Germans nave peeh
surrounded In the Somme department.
and that Peronne had been recap
tured. The official press bureau al
London, while making no ob)ectloh "
the publication of these reports ue'
clined to take any responsibility lor
their correctness.
narrative from Field Marshal Sir
John Frenchs headquarters, issued d.
London by the official press bureau
gives the reason for the long drawn
ont hattie. which has now lasteo
a,phteen DAYS. THE extent OF the
country covered" it says, is SO grea
as To render slow any efforts TO man
euver and march around the hank II
order to escape the costly expeoleht o
a frontal attack against heavily 1of
tilted positions" This refers 10 III
hercely contested operations OF the a.
lies left in order to outtiank the Gel
man right wing under General Vo
| Kluck.
The Japanese, who are engaged IN
movement by both land and Sc
against the German concession
Kiaochow, In Shantung provine
China. have occupied the heights GU
aide of Using Tau, the capital, owe
looking the Germans main line OF q
tense.
Chinese troops have blown up u
railroad bridges at Tayu7to'
miles west of WeiHsien, which al
. has been occupied by the Japanes
and are thus apparently opposing ia
: anese military operations In Shantul
province.
Meager reports OF the Russian ca
4 paign against Austria and Germa
9 indicate a period OF comparative cal
$ while the great armies OF these
8 tions are getting into position ror
fensive and defensive.
/ A British cruiser squadron IN &C
u mand of Rear Admiral Sir chi
Q TOPPER Craddock, who recently &C
" manded the British warships in Me
can waters, has arrived at Pul
y Arenas. Strait OF Magellan, and Is
al lieyed to be on its way to the
:" cific.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08
suspgNps CLOSING GATEWAY.
Action OF Commerce Commission Pre-
vents Change for Ninety Days.

NCUt0 &U%N9S w.
Washington. interstate com
merce commission Tuesday suspend
cd from october /, 1914. until Janu'
airy 20, 1915. the operation OF
change In passenger tariH providing
for an increase in fares from points
on the oregon short Line via Salt
Lake or ogden and the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad
BY cancellation of this route as to
| traffic moving to Denver and points
beyond Denver and In the opposite
direction. present fares were not In
creased by the suspended order foi
passenger travel by way OF the Union
Pacific between Denver and It's con
neetion with the oregon Short Line
at Pocatello.
The proposed closing OF the ogder
gateway by the Union Pacific wa
protested by. the Idaho and Colorado
utility commissions and a resolution
was introduced In the senate by Ser
ator Thomas OF Colorado calling TO
an investigation by the interstat
! commerce commission.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08
BOILER EXPLOSION AT sToRRs
Two Killed and Five injured at spring
Canyon Coal cempany's
Power Plant.

Storrs.--The explosion OF a boiler
In the Spring Canyon Coal company's
power house here Monday killed two
men and seriously injured five.
A. ID. Elliott. Storrs, master me
ohanic. scalded by escaping steam
died q few moments after the expio-
sion. A. G. Strong. Gtorrs. fireman,
hurled through the roof: died instant
| iy: body mangled. w. G. Pennington
Kansas City, boiiermaker: back In
| jured. hip fractured, severely scalded;
injuries may prove fatal. Guy Hack
new Kansas City, boilermaker; scaid'
ed about the face and body, Leg brok'
on. l.. A, Gooding. Kansas City, boil
ermakar; ankle fractured. bruised BY
diving debris. scalded about face. arms
and back. j. H. Ellen, Storrs. team
ster; injured by flying debris, bruised
by fall. Carl Limburg. Storrs, nre
man; internally injured. baci
sprained.
The boiler was of the marine high
pressure tyne and Il Is said had peel
recently repaired. According TO stol
!, les OF bystanders. the master mechaf
u 10 and boilermakers were at wor
= caulking patch on an adjoining boil'
p when the accident occurred. Live steaI
filled the boiler room In an instar
y and with q crash that was heard fs
= miles, sections of the boiler tor
through the roof of the fire room. ca
rying rafters and skylights.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08
Presses settlement Of strike.

Washington. President Wilson
conferred Monday with Hywell Da'
vies, one of the labor department con,
ciliators. who drew the plan for me
diation of the Colorado coal strike. |,
was said he was planning definite
move to bring about a settlement
soon. The president is reluctant tc
leave federal troops in the strike
zone much longer. and feels that this
operators should accept the plan al
ready agreed to by the miners.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08
Rapped by Borah.

Washington. Borah OF
Idaho attacked the Clayton antitrust
bill conference report in the senate
wednesday as phase OF the tendency
to take the government out OF control
of the people and center 1t in commits
sions or individuals. He declared
that the Clayton bill was nothing
more than an aid to the federal TRACE
commission
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08
Wireless station to Reopen.

Washington. Tuckerton wire
less station, which was put out OF
commission recently by the burning
out of it's generator, will resume OPP
erations soon, it was learned at the
navy department Wednesday. The
naval experts who have been working
to repair the damage expect to com
plete their task Friday. when 1t IL
planned to reopen the station to com
munication between the United States
and Germany.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08
STORIES EXAGGERATED.
Chicago Man Gives Results OF Per
sonaI investigation OF Atrocities"

Chicago Man Gives Results OF Per
sonai investigation Of Atrocities"
Washington.--Tal OF mistreatment
of Red Cross nurses on European pat
tlefelds are grossly exaggerated, &C
cording to George +. Porter OF Chh
cago. now In London, who wrote the
American Red Cross here under date
of September II of his personal inves
tigation of reports he had heard
Atrocities are enormously exagger'
ated," the letter states. Tuesday
night | was told by an American wo'
man of forty Belgian Red Cross
| nurses In a London private hospital
with the thumb and hrst TWO
fingers OF each hand cut on, Oh
course wanted to get at the bottom
of this for you. With considerable
difficulty | obtained the name OF thu
supposed private hospital in Ham
monsmith, went there and found 1t
private house belonging to womal
who was much Interested In relic
work and had given her house 10
nursing preparing garments, etc Sh
would not see me, but finally got a
admission from q responsible perso
whom | knew that the whole stor
was hearsay and with no foundation
They did tell me. however, OF
, Belgian nurse at the st. Thomas no
! pital here with the tendons of hs
wrists cut. went there immediatel
saw the secretary of the hospital an
found that there was nurse Their
l. but that instead OF the tendons OF n
Q wrists being cut, she had burned n
o wrists badly by the explosion OF
k spirit lamp ON which she was makii
v tan
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08
la.sen Now spousIna Fire.

Mineral. Cal,~--Lassen peak. the
northern California volcano. whose
activities have been growing more
pronounced daily. started spouting dre
and snperheated rock. Seventeen
balls OF Are were counted by a for
est service lookout nearby ON Turner
mountain. Previous reports Of nAns
hAyn not haen vail sul.stant!ateh.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-08
Braves Win Pennant.

Boston.-The Boston club Is the PEN
nant winner of the National league
for 1914. Boston defeated Chicago
wednesday and when the New York
Giants lost to Pittsburg In this city
by a score of to Q. Boston became
winner OF the pennant.