davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-17
.TkyTCRENA NO ES PART
DARIO De "A NUEVA
FCRRIA De GCBLERNO

-. NJ, T,-+oro,, aI CO.
oo,J ,,l' ..%aIJa a. c,,ar,
'','.,- a,+s, .ror, cor
- $1,000. do Ar;~ono
.s y *, = ~. n,,ol7os do Naco
",~.,, n 40 10 n~onifos+a-
|S"" a~1E.,,.isto n,,o tnvo
~ rS.. "a Cohior-
4"1 i" -.",.. on o. nombra-
Nv So--7- ~ Co~isifn one
n ,,;,..,.' - nodor riocuffyo, es
.,amodonon+o ridfcuIa. La
:ISa ~ +ano, sioro Presiden-
.as oa,,,or6 81 gobarnador. cue
ood9 ,,,,o sar 81 mas
- .-,;, +o,+o como en-
ro,,..r 90 nm crarfo muchos
l.,4os y ra,,,os con Ia esperan-
80 do o,io NJ 60 nelearan. Mi
oerJi4a+o nara Ia Presidencia
Dr,-.isioroI de Ia RaD1blica, es
~ g.. nor Farnqndo ~Iglesias
~,Idar5n . o1ien no tengo ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-17
MAS SOBRE IA PRISON
DEL GENERAL VILLA
REAL.
Wiene de la 1ra.)

por los empleados federales,
Quienes embellishments catea-
ron la casa del general Villa
real, apoderandOse de las al
haias de la familia Y cOndu-
ciendolo preso, 10 mismo que
al senior Montemayor. Ell gene
raj Mendoza, luego que supO
este, acudi6 9 d~eclarar que
suyo era ell adereZO empena-
do y que NADIA tenia que yer
en- ell asunt0 Ell general Vi
llarreal. Sin embargo fue ne
cesaria una ffianza para obte
ner la libertad de los acuSa-
dos.
Parece que cuandO Sc vea
en- la Corte este asunto, sc
comprobara la inculpabilidad
de cuantas personals han IN
tervenido en- 81, porQue hay
motives para afirmar que el
aderezo no fue introducido de
contrabando, nj las joyaS del
general Villarreal, todavez
cue sus propiet>rios S, eecuen,
tran refugiados en- territoric
americana Y Ell espera de que
los asuntos de Mexico Sc com,
pongan para volver, con sus
intereSes, a Ia Patria, y ESQ E.
quivale Il estar de transito, lc
que eXceptua del page de de-
rechos las alhajas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-17
E. linchamiento.

De Ia carcel Sc dirijeron 4
toda prisa, con su Victima a
los aIrededores de AngeltOn,
donde parecia habian va eS-
coiido ell arbol en- que iban
a colgarlo, pu6s al llegar a
dicho sitio, sin perdida de
tempo pusieron Ia fatal la
zada en- el cuellO del negro,
preguntandole antes 81 desea-
ba hablar: a 10 que dicen ac-
cedi6, para decir cue era
cuIDable de asesinato y no te-
MA empacho en- pagan ese
con 81 vida. Minutes
despuGs Ell cuerpo de Jose
Durfee, colgaba sin vida, como
fruto maldito del arbol escO-
Judo por suS yerdugos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-17

M7clo7 Do los c.oa:.6cos &c Europa coasideraE
r1 "C-vst3.is," 81 rucv0 p.erE-ado tcglGar c. nlE5
mann 80 deccub-.m.saio G~elligio.
Los iucrea - las E.=T0zi-aos do Bruselas : PANS
aair I,ryou con ent-s asElo Ia 2ecali4 dc 90 4
ct, -eaedio nara7iloso p2rG Aacer CIecer G.
.abc.lo. :.
Desa-ts ID hntc- o.ter!io los 1eTeclos sracri.
,sncs rof han css-ito uil!aros &c LoEbrcS : ru-
Iores DO toiaz pcr;eI del muudo, EarIfcstdnGo@os
los r,sa,taIos IenOnCaales QUE han coEseguiGo
r,n 81 uso DO este -on-cGic. PprsOras quo ban
astalo calvas d1-aate 90 guo1, aaCrn &C vaE1Glo--a1
u p-soor cltalI5g heT1cgCs. O;Ias persolH1, q59
IAN sutrilo de caSva to-a 81 vida, han ccnsesUid"
a. c.er0 cahcllIGc liLT!o : snHo. con sc-o Uua3
au,i-1c,-acs 10 csSa GEogG rsa-lTI.os5.
No il.5Gr;s enc "a. TaGcsrc 90 Pt.4idh De- CO.
beilo, canes premGtcrag, cG3e..o c1Tedado, aspcTo
8 f-ig:l. casTa, p!caz6. CT e. cEcrc c.bcllCco, o
c~ual0uier otro p~adcc.m!cato del caJcllo, 10 quo de.
seanos es que "a. gsuepo e. "Crygtois' { IUestro
Gesso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-17
Coasideraciones.

Nosotros cue no tenemos
ningGn derecho para poner en-
tela de juicio las decisions
de los tribunales americanOs,
aueremos convenir en- cue
Durfee. e~2 realmenta culpa-
bic del crimen de que Sc lie
acusaba, pero tambien hay
Que convenir que ell GOber-
nadOr Colquitt al conceder e!
indulto que lie comuntaba Ia
Pena de muerte por Ia de
priSi6n perpetual, no 10 hizO
scncillamente por IN impulse
de Sd cOraZ6n, sino basadO en-
Ell informe favorable que re-
cibi6 de Ia junta encargada de
estudiar esoS casos de indul,
to.
AdemaS, nos parece que er
TODD pals civilizado dOnde hay
autoridades ~egalmente cons,
tituidas, debe haber garantia&
para todos los ciudadanos y
mayormente para aquellos.
que aunque delicuentes, es'
tan baio So directa protection
Nirgdn pueblo, sociedad, cor
poTaci6n O individuo, tiener
derecho a pasar Sobre las le.
yes = sObre las aUtoridade:
haciendoSe justicia por ST
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-17
El criren del Negro.

La prensa americana a.
dar cuenta de este crimen de
lasa civilization, sin decirlo
claramerte, trata de discul-
pario o de hacerlo menos O.
dioso relatando 81 crImen an
terror que 10 motive. Jose Dur
fee do muerte con reconOcida
crueldad . la Senora J. NJ.
Sei.z de Post City, que Ell Ell
yararo de 1918, habi& lido 4
Angleton per motives de- sa-
lud. Una tarde, Ia sonora
Se;tz sali5 de Ia casa donde
Sc ho5yeda5a, diriji6ndose al
cen.ro de Ia poblaci6n, y no
regres0 esa noche q su Guar
90, causaudo la alarma con-
siguien:e 5u repentina desapa-
rici6n.
Al die siguiente por Ia ma
lana. fu6 encontrado sU cuer-
DO horriblemcnte muGilado,
en- IN eslrecho callej6n inme-
diato a una casa donde servia
Durtce,, que va era IN eX-
Dres!dario. Naturalmente con
los mal0s antecedentes cue
renia, sobre q recayeron las
sospechas de csc crimen y fue
arrestado. ! su arresto sigui6
81 de IN miembro de la familia
lie la muerta, que apareci6 en-
AngIeton cast Embellishments
desDu6s de que fu6 encontra-
do eli cadaver.
P0r varias semanas las au-
5oridades fueron ayudadas en-
sus pesQuisas por algunoS pO-
licias secretos pagados por la
camilla de Ia muerta, 10 que
do por resultado que Durfee
fuera aprhendidO Y sujetado
a IN iuicio del que result6
culpable ' condenadO a ia Ill
lima pena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-17
FlOresvilIe. Tex. II de

Floresville, Tex. y de
Octubre de 1914
ST.. Ignacio E. Lozano, Direc-
tor de LA PRENSA."
San Antonio, Texas.
Muy estimado senior y amigo:
Felicito a I'd. cordialmente por
los progresses que hace su publ
caci6n, Ia cual merece ser Zelda
en- todos los hogares mexicanos
del Sur de los E5tados Unidos.
Sfrvase I'd. ordenar que Sc me
remita una subscription, Y me
repito a sus 6rdens como su alto.
afmo. y S. S.
Onofre Gonzalez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-17
Diccionario Manual
Encyclopaedia.

Este diccionario de Ia lengua
casteIlana Is Ell mas complete Y
moderno. ESta ilustrado con mas
de seis mil grabados en- negro =
en- colores, mas &c $50 mapas.
cientos d. retrat0s de hombres ce-
lebres. edifciOs ' monumentos
historicos de todas oartes del mun
do, etc. Es ell mejor de los enci-
clop6dicos manUales Y Sc han he
ch0 de 81 tres ediciOnes distintas.
EGici6n 6na so
Edici6a entrltila .,,3, 90
Haganse los pedidos acompana-
dos de 81 importe q
IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
COT Dolorosa st. San Antonio, Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-17
DE UN
NEGRO.
Wiene de la Ira

ii6ndose luego a Ia zelda que
ocuoaba Ell negro, de donde 10
sacaron para Ilev&rlo en- un
aut6movil que junto con otros
muchos. estaba esperanto a
las puertas de Ia prisi6n de e
Sc CondadO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-17

THE NERVISANA COMPANY
Depto s. 1850 Fifth Ave Chicago, III.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-17

propia mano. Este, ademas
de ser profundamente inmo-
raj Y anti-cfistiano, es IN p-in-
cipio de anarquia cue no de-
be tolerar ningdn Gobierno
que tenga conciencia de su
propio waller.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-17
UTy REMEDIo MY AGpADAsLE PA
RA REsTAURAR FRoaTo FL VGoR
"a futsrsSants Ibro "cOai5Sionss secTstaS@
tanblsr 80 regal. . totoS los qla q plaAs

iSe siente I'd nervi5so oque sus tIer-
zas Sc agOtau2 ENOtL ID cue Su FIEor
sexual s. ACADIA. cue "a mem0T.a .e IA
la, 0 cue 81 =ueno Is lC,errUmpldo pOr
~pessdiilas con p5rdidss del fluiIo vital;
lie drele q I'd. Ia ciutura o Ia cabeza, Sc
siente I'd. CastaGo. sin amino m Vlgor,
debido Q abUSOs o eycesCS de Ia JuVer-
tud? Va I'd per1iendo Ia esperanto
de r~ecuDerar Su antique eSpir!-u para
poder g0zGr Otra vgz IL !oS placereS de
la vida En- este case ~sSCrinaaOs roy SIN
falta, pues IS tiemEO cue ID obtenEa
10 que lie resLaUre Is sG."d : E! EigCc. 4
TODD hOmb-e QuerOS esCTroa SCllcl nCo
10. le enviamOS e-teramer-e gratis \
muastra le nuestrO gran tratamlento
medicinal NEREiSANA Para que IL
pruebe = note sUS etsEJCs- L.! que una
vez hava nsaGO ell U5tOtONESFISANA
s nuestro deci5ilo amigo para slemDre,
este explisa TODD. AdsC2as Ce q lEues-
ira il eryiamos taUt.Gn Sia nlngunc Osto
U ob.iu2ci6n para I'd, IN eJCmp.ar del
muv lute ssante Hbr.to ''CCNFSSiCNES
SECRE-AS. Esta ob-ita cue Is codlc!ada
Dor TODD noub-e upbli gyplica clara :
distintameL.s In ~ilfjUeuelH DE- los Cer-
viOs sobre 81 sjstema sexual Sc se man
da enterGusEJe grabs. JUntO con "a
muest-a, .OGO bien ~eUTac2dCy franco
de porte. con so.o manllrnos una caTta
describienlo. en- 81 pr9piO lenguale, ei
nal de Que suite. D!-jase 9:
THE NERVISANA COMPANY
Dapt 3 1850 Fifth Ave Chicago, III.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-17

que actualmente tene MeNI-
co.
La revolution emperO que
ria que csc problema agrario
Sc resolviera sin recurrir a
: violencias, sin violar los dere-
chos individuales. ora COM
prando ell GobiernO grandes
lotes de terrenO cultivable,
! fracciOnandolO y poniendolo q
la venta con cieTtas restrlc-
clones a los compradores, y
con evidentes facilidades para
el page de los terrenOs adqui-
ridos del Gobierno, 0 bien
obligados a los grandes la
tifundistas a fracciOnar Y
vender en- vuenas condolences
los grandes Totes de terreno
sin cultivo que poseen desGe
los tiempos coloniales. con So
10 obligarlos q que p2guen
los impueStos que a sus terre-
nos corresponds pagan, pre-
VI" III" "iollA"1 sf.'.''
Nv" Ue e'o9 lo-''9' r'l, ~,
Oi"o g q"o US ..Ga
""!'o" '''
IL L" P"i'1
que les ToiiesPolI"e po'
PueS'CS "' S"' si"i''0' 0
Et III" p"'''Jl" ~ 1"s-;,,
i''0ir'-
Yo' Tvs '>'-07
peI'eil0'0 'i"io ~ s1"'
ue p"T'l0
-"
ieS
DeNsi '''''.'-l. @o1n
10 ue ID te'UI"0io'.
40 I"e q d. I''o'7,'
zero e que sUoc
NlCO, SIllO 81 ~CotLCIVSt Lo-i!Ii4SN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-17

L. damos Una garantia segura, sin irrponer coz
d!c!oues de- Eingrra esPecie, que 70 10 Guests IN
solo eontIvo, 81 no le TodemoS pCobc., que. con q
"Crystolia" Sc c~ousiElc TODD 10 cue prcteEGorl"s,
Y, mas iEPc5'a2te, p0scemos b1stant1 d,Ecro para
! ~sos.cner r-cvtra garantia. CGrfeso cl aliUnto
curdu, Y oavitseros hoy con 81 EoEl5re : t!ree.
ci6n, dirig.Gndolo & 80
Creslo Laboratories, Box 500, BinghRmton, y. 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
LOOKS LIKE LEAD PIPE CINCH FOR
NORTHWEST CONFERENCE BIC 8 IN
SATURDAY GAMES; WHITMAN SOFT

The chances for a reversal OF
the dope" Saturday afternoon
when the three big college teams
Of the Northwest. Washington. Ore.
Fon and ARgies. battle. compare ia.
yorably with the show a paper
fort has before Krupp lombard
ment.
Coach Hugo Be,dek. whose war.
riors tackle Idaho. has put on
serious front However. his appre-
hension resolves into the margin
Oregon will be able 10 put be.
tween the two scores.
One touchdown 10 the good is
all that hope for" Bezdek stated
yesterday. He does not deny that
he expects to win. though.
Gil Dobie views the coming
game with Whitman dolefully.
rates the Missionaries as high
class machine and SAYS Washing.
ton viii have 10 20 the limit to win.
Roscoe Fawcett. Portland scribe
and referee, and keen observer
VI AAAt tohA'AWARNa VIM
ments on the game as follows:
We zee no reason why Washing.
ton should not win. 35 TO o. unless
Dobie rings In all his second
strlngers to keep the score down
Pullman Is fairly strong this
year. but on the other hand the
oregon Aggies have one OF the
strongest pigskin brigades In the
history OF that institution. The
Aggies are picked 10 beat Oregon
and Oregon beat Pullman. so there
you are.
Oregon's victory over Pullman is
termed as a fluke by some. but the
fact that Philbin, the 200-pound
tackle. was put out early In the
contest and left gaping aperture
in tho line Is not to be contradict
ed. Pullman made many heavy
gains through this very opening
The luck was evenly divided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
NOTICE OF GENERAL
ELECTION

ment thereof. and the manufacture
Of the products therefrom. Every
corporation, tho majority OF the cap-
ital stock OF which - owned by
aliens, shall be considered an alien
tor the purpose % this prohibition.
PROVIDED, HOWEVER. That this
Section shalt not apply To- convey
ances 90 lands lying wholly within
tho limits OF municipal corporations
when made TO resident aliens IN
tho event a resident alien becomes a
non -resident for the term % rive
wears. hts interest Ia lands in the
state OF Washington shall he vested
ia the common school fund.
There shalt be printed On all ball
lots provided for the Said election
ANiENpMGNr To THE CoNsTt-
TUITION PROPOSED NN riiE
Entitled,
tlclc OF tho state constitution. en-
ahlinE alien residents OF this state
10 acquire by purchase aud hold
lands lying within municipal cofpor.
ations. and proNidtng Tor the cschcat
of such lands 70 tho common school
fund Ia ease the owner thereof be
comes nonresident or the state
for the term OF five years"
FOR the proposed amendment to
section aa 90 article OF the CON
sti,utlon providing FOR the owner
shin OF lands by aliens.
AGAINST the proposed amend
ment % section "a ~ article %
the constitution providing for the
ownership of lands by aliens.
At tho Same time and pieces there
will be submitted "a the electors OF
kluE County the question OF the
proposed King County Court House
Eoud Issue. amounting 60 $3.50. COO 90,
which viii appear upon the ballots
as follows.
shall King County issue its no
gptiahle coupon bonds IN and 20 the
aggregate amount OF s1bo. 10000 IA
Seficr sonsecutivcly numbered 81 500
bonds % King County IN deuomlnar
tions 90 100000 each. payable 20
such party or person, parties og per-
sons as shall purchase thr same or
70 bearer, twenty years after date OF
Issue. with interest at the rate 81
not 10 exceed six per cent per annuiu.
payable annually. and By and through
It's board OF county commissioners
contract indebtedness by selling SAID
bonds or portions thereof from time
to tipe al not less than par, and
cXpeud or cause TO be expended un-
der the direction and subject 10 the
approval Of said board. all tho pro-
ceedS OF such sale. In erecting two
Ter said county on Block %. noren'-
Addition 20 the city OF Seattle. King
County. Washington"
king County Court House Bond
King county Court House Bond
issue sssst-- t+.s ss .sst s+ssH = y"
The Polls at said election viii be
opened az Eight o'clock In the morn
ing and remain open until Eight
o'clock IN the evening Of the same
day In all Precincts IN iNCpRroks
ATEp TOWNS AND CITIES, and
will be opened az Min. o'clock Ia the
morning and remain open until Seven
o'clock In the evening in all Pre-
ctncta OUTSIDE or INcORPOR-
ATED TOWNS AND CITIES
Dated at Seattle. Washington. this
.3rd day OF October. 1914
BYRON PHELPS.
auditors Seai1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
OUTLOOK IS BAD
FOR QUEEN anne

The frs game OF the inter
scholastic football season between
teams representing the first divi-
sion OF the city high school league
takes place Saturday afternoon
when Queen Anne and Broadway
meet in annual battle at Dugdale's
field. The game starts at 1880.
Broadway's recent Overwhelming
defeat OF West Seattle, and Queen
Anne's subsequent defeat by the
West Siders. has established Broad
way a top-heavy favorite for the
first time since these teams have
been doing battle. A defeat for
Queen Anne will put them out OF
the running for the title.
At Dugdale field today. Ballard
meets Franklin. Ballard is conced-
ed an easy victory despite the loss
of Earl Pike. their sterling back
fieldsman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23

Willie Richie processes 10 have
q lot Of respect for Johnny Dundee,
who Will be his opponent In a four.
round bout In San Francisco to-
night. 'it 10 will be a hard task"
said Richie. ito beat Dundee In
four rounds. He 10 quick and
tho advantage OF eight or nine
pounds which ! probably Will have
will not count much In a short bout
took on this match TO try myself
out, and Will 90 into II with the
determination that when II 10
through the public will be satisfied
that can make a showing. whether
tho bout ls four-round affair or to
a finish"
Ike Cohen, tho Iron Man" who
made Handsome" Romeo Hagen
step some at the last Pacific A. G..
smoker. meets Frank Farmer. the
big kapowain logger. Ia Tacoma
next Thursday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23

The American league probably
would do we'll 20 apply Maxim
siieneer 20 I,s president.
Following our usual custom, we
hereby announce our All-American
team for 1914:
Meyers. catcher.
Bender. pitcher.
Jim Thorpe. first base.
Jim Bluejacket. second base.
Larry Wheat. ehortstop.
Chief Johnson. third base.
Rain In the Face. left field.
Throwing Bull. center field.
Sherry Mngee.' right field.
ssherry In an Indian. too.
WHEN NOAH REFEREED.
1899. England: Bendigo beat
Deaf Burke: championship OF the
world.
For once Charlie Weeghman
ia in accord with Charlie
Murphy: at least they both
think the same way about Ban
Johnson.
The baseball season being over
the Hot Stove league will now be
DIN 10 select new managers for all
big league teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23

AZ u stands now, Mel Inman 10
SIN champion OF England and
Willie Hoppe is still champion OF
the world
Phil Richardson and L. Madden,
boxers. and oliver Kunchey and +.
r. Willie. wreHtlera. accompanied
by Chef Mcintyre. will leave for
Portland tonight. where they viii
represent the Seattle A. c. In an In.
terciub meet with the Mnllonomah
A. G. Tho Muitnomah delegation
comes here next Friday night
Runchey meets 4. schuttpelz and
T. y. Willie completes with iiamlin.
The boxing events sro. Mascot W.
Richardson. and knowllon Va Mad
den.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
STATE SENATORS
STATE RErnrsrrrArrvEs

40th Representative District vote
for Threel--Fred J. Mess. Walter J.
Lund ~ II Toukin.
4ist Rcprcs@ntativo District Vote
for Two)-George II. webster. w. p
Gibson.
tgnd Representative Dis,ric, Cvo,s
Tor Twol-Aibsrt l.. Martin. Frank
r.. Boyle
t5rd Representative District Cvots
for Twoj--Victor zednick. Geo. L.
Berger
stth Representative Dis,ric, vote
for Twol-Frank II Manogus. Fran
cts Horvh.
tsth Representative District vote
for Twol--Frank IT. Renick. Robert
ssth Representative Dsstrie, (vot.
for Two)--Frcd W. Hastings. Ste
phen a. Hull
for Two) John r. Wilson. T. II.
County Audltor-Eimer II. Conner.
County cierk~-W X. Sickeis.
County Assessor John 81.
County Treasurer 4. Ben
County Prosecuting Attorney
Fred &. Brown.
County sheriff-John W. Roberts.
County EnEinser-Arthur r. Dem
ton
County Superintendent OF Common
gchools--M r. Durham.
County Coroner. Tate Mason.
County Commissioners Vote for
TwoJ. First Commissioner District
NJ ]. CarriEau
Third Commissioner District
Krist Knudaen.
County northumberland s.
r. Peterson.
Justice ~ the Peace. Seattle Pre-
rfucf vote for Ftvei--John ~ Cor
don. John r. Carroll. Otis W. Brinkcr.
John -. Wright. Reah May White
head
constabies, seattle Precinct Vote
for Five --James r. shannon. John
r. Boyle. y. G. Brown. J Edd
Shrewsbury. James NJ. Lambert
Justice Of the Peace. Auburn Pre-
cinct (vote for Two)-GeorEs G.
Meade.
Justice OF the Peace. Black Dia-
mond Precinct--W. ". Davies.
Justice of the Peace, Christopher
Precinct--James Hart.
Justice OF the Peace. Mercer Pro
Justice OF the Peace. Renton Pre-
clnct vote for Two)-T. J. Rich
mond
Justice Of the Peace. Vashon Pro
Coustabies. Auburn Precinct vote
for wo)--Fred McCumber.
Constable. Black Diamond Precinct
Dan Weston.
Constable. Mercer Precinct--Cecii
". Upper.
Robert Mourifzsn.
Constablea. Renton Precinct vote
for Twoj Joseph Edwards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23

pre~iaet.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

United states ssnstor-w. w
Black
Representative In Congress. First
Congressional Distriet--wm. HEX
man Moore.
Representatives In Congress. ,second
Congregational Distriet-EaN w
Hustled
state Senators.
aoth Senatorial Di.trict---Fred Nell
sen
aiH Senatorial Di.,riei-P c
Leonard.
ssnd Senatorial District GcorEs
V. Ostroth.
ssrd Senatorial Dlstrict--H w
Zi~barth.
s.sh Senatorial Dis,rie,-charies
% Heifner
ssth Senatorial Distrie,--J n
Hemer
ss,h Senatorial Dis,rici--Georgs
Murphy.
State Representatives.
10th Representative District Vote
for Thresj--Isaac u Calhoun. Archie
Smith. g. v LochrldEe
tist Representative District fNof-
for Twol--w. A. Brady. John T.
Casey
asnd Representative District Cvois
for Twol--John g, Rathbun. chas.
v. Beardsiee
ttth Representative District Vote
for Two Tom 4 Patterson.
tsfh Representative District Vote
for Two Mrs. NJ. q. Phillips
9th Representative District vote
for Two Harry NJ Westfhll. !. r.
Crpnin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
COPS after BOXER

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.--The police
are conducting search for John
Lundgren. a middleweight fighter,
who is wanted In connection with
the death OF Jack Levendowski. who
succumbed after Lundgren had
knocked him out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

County CLERK - q Is-yola.
County Asssssor-~Psui Land.
County Trsasarsr-H ufus " fftticfan.
County Prosecuting Attorney Robert
" Mcfs-iland
County shsriff-Isou W Nelson
County Superintendent % Common
schools-Miss I. T. Wits
County Coran~r--A. Jeff Nelson.
County Commissioners Third Commits
sionsf Districty--a.o. ~ Mead
Justice o. the Peace. Seattle Precinct
fVoto FOR Five1-Iuiihu l. shay. q
Dunawnr. Thomas n Mcmahon
CauEtahtes Seattle Precinct Vote for
Eivsi-~W. g. Moore. T.. O. Williamson
consfshlss Kent Precinct tvots for
rwoi--T - Tucker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
NOTICE OF GENERAL
ELECTION
SOCIALIST TICKET

SOCIALIST TfthET
United states senator--Adam H.
Representative IN Congress. FIRST
Congressional District Glenn ~
Representative IN Congress. See
ond Congressional pistrict-deo h.
Boomer
state Senator'S
soth senatorial plstrict-Aleu
aist Senatorial District Cas- Her
INIT.
agnd Senatorial District T.
Hudson.
aard Senatorial District iIulsi
atth Senatorial pistrict---J A. rap
p.udorff
seth senatorial District Aaron
Fisherman.
aeth Senatorial pistriet-I.euis W
Buck
s3th Senatorial District Edwin J.
Brown.
state Representatives
10th Representative District Voc
FOR Three Purrel Richards. Mrs
Ala Richards
tist Representative District vote
Zoe fwol~-e. l. lAugenfeiter. Adam
kauarh
ssnd Representative District vote
Tor Twoh--H ~ miller. Robin Adaif.
NAfh ikehfeHru tntiNr bisffigf tNutf
Tor Twol--sJue Miller a. q. Camp
fath Representative District tNote
Tor Twol Jessie Humphrey. r. ~
Smith.
tGih Representative District tVote
Tor Twol --Chaa. -. Nnymcr. 81 isebo
tfth Representative District vote
for TWoi Joseph D. Grimm Estclie
trrsh
County Auditor Win. Johnson
County Cirrh Joseph a. Golden.
County AHseaaor--ciar g.
County Tressureg WIN. Caines
County Prosecuting Attorney
Nicholas Schmitt
County Sheriff-Jack A. Dial
County EnEtneer--frcd y Haley
County CorouwF~-John Dunlap
County Commissioners
First Commissioner pissrict-t.d
ward " Tryon.
Third Commissioner District-c, J.
Jacobs.
County wr-ckmnster cole
son
Justices % tho Peace. Seattle Pre-
einct Vote for fivel~~G ~. Writy.
Charlotte FREDERICK Jones
cnnathhirr. Seattle Precinct lNcts
Tor Ftvel--Csorge Leslie coe. Peter
ppp~rmnun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-23
0'LEARY-NEFF OFF

Dan Salt. manager for Chef Neff,
has Cancelled Neff's scheduled Is
round bout with Johnny OLeary at
Fraser Mills Oct. rs. Freddie
House. the promoter. wired that
O'Leary had signed for another
date and wanted the match put
over until a future date. House
and oLeary are stalling. Salt
thinks.