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Las muieTas Cat6Iicas ha'
ran una gran manIfes-
taci0n suEragista en-
hueva York

NUENA YORK, Oct. 2l.-Dos-
cientas mujeres catoIicas haran 81
nrimera aparici6n en- una manifesta-
zion sufragista que terdra iugar en-
Nueva York e. pr6Ximo sabado. Mar
yia-an bajo Ia bandera de Ia iglesia
' representative Ia primerl Y mas &C
IVA organization de mujeres, fOrma-
a enteramente de catol!cas que eS-
an combajiendo por Ct sufragio. La
aaGorita Sarah NcRike, preSidenta
de Ia Liga de Propaganda Catoiica de
Santa Catarina. encabezara la ma
rifestaci6n. Otra de las prominen-
les mujeres que tomaran parte en- e.
la, sera IL sonora Anna Sands O.
Shea.
De antemano. las organizadoras de
In gran paraGa que va q ser IN aeon
iecimiento en- Nueva York, han reu-
lido los votos de otras organizacio-
nes con el objeto de dar mayor TO
bustez a ST. manifestation.
La sonora O'Shea es presidenta de
Ia sociedad de San Vicente de Paul
de la Iglesia de Corpus Christi, Y lie
yara una bandera americana y to-
Gas oStentaran hermosos cingulos de
amarillo Y blanco. Doce de las or
Ganizadoras Y mas distinguidas en- eI
movimiento ~sufrag;sta, han sido es-
coeiGas para representa- las y repu-
blicas americanas donde Ia mujer ha
adQuirido cl derecho del voto. Iran
a la cabeza de la columna justamen-
te detras de Uncle Sam" Y Miss
Columbia y sobre sus b~lancos YES
: tidos ostentaran IN plastr6n con ei
. uombre del Estado. De sUs hon.
BROS pendera una capa que ostenta-
ID en- un lado rayas azules y en- c!
otr0 rojas y Ia cual caera sObre Ia
cspalda de las manifestantes, quienes
m~archaran con los brazos ligeramen-
tie abiertos Y balanceando Ia cabeza
sobre los hombros de sus a~compahan-
tes pr6xima5, fernando, de este mo-
do una bandera viviente de los Esta,
dos Unidos, roia, blanca y azul. En-
ire las va escogidas para formar es,
te grupo Sc halian las senoras Wins
Ton Churchill, Everett Colby, Edger-
ton Parsons, N. Dryden Brewer, c,
Dana Gibson Y Richard Fearing de
Boston. La senior George Howe
marchara detras del grupo de las y
mcrcionadas antes y representara /
Alaska.
Dos mil maestras han sido VA re.
g~istradas por Ia senoriUa Kate Deve,
rcux Blake.
La seaorita Marian Parkhurst dc
Plartsburg, vicepresidenta del Con
dado de Clinton, ha sido votada como
Ia mujer mas hermosa de Columbia
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PROFESSION RARA.

Leemos en- un peri6dico nortc-
americana:
"NuestrOS lectores, sobre TODD, los
que hayan viajado mucho, habran
cOnocidos differences individuos de-
dicados a ocupaciones e%xtraOrdina-
rias; pero, sin duda, no habran
dido jamas hablar de Ia profession
lie dentista de cerdoS. que ~ejerce,
ron gran provech0, J. C. Snyder,
"esidente en- Weld County, Colora-
10.
Snyder no tinene titulO facul-
lativO; pero, como es el unico doc
Ior conocido en- su peregrina pro-
fesi6n. ha logrado reunir una for
luna de- variOs cientOs de miles
lie d6lare>, sacando muelas 4 los
rPrdos que padecen de Ia enferme-
dad llamada "diente negro, que
afecta a los lechanes cuando tienen
Tres meses de edad. de Ia cual mo-
ririan millares tOdOs los aiOs.
snyder era asricultOr Y criador.
Una vez, toda su piara estuv0 afec-
iada de eSa enfcrmedad. Y prOb6
a sacarles 81 molar que r%eGularmcn
tr So les enferma cuando padecen
"a dOlencia.
FL 6Xito de SUI experimental 10
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es n moreno arrogante, que tiene
una eStatura de seis pies.
Una joven sufragista quien iba a
hacer su ~aparicion en- ell acto resena-
DO, arrastrada por Ia corriente, ha
resignado d Ultima bora de tomar
parte en- tai manifestation. hacienda
el convenio con su padre de que ella
no tomara parte en- la parada 81 el
no daba ST. vote contra la enmienda
del sufragio. No a]pareciendo ella,
no votaria 81: tai era ell arreglo.
Una de las ultimas instrucciones
dadas a las manifestantes es que du-
rante Ia parada ninguna de las sufra-
gistas debc hablar a las companeras
que vayan cerca dc ella. La cabeza
alta, los hombros hacia atras y los
labios cerrados es 10 mandado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-22
Ell CUMPLEiN0S DE "A EMPERt
TRiZ DE ALEMANIA SERA CE-
LEBRADO con UNA MERiiE-
LADA.

AMSTERDAM. Octubre 2l.-Los
periGdicos de Berlin que Sc han
recibido en- esia ciudad, dan cuen-
IA de que cl dla de manana, Gfr
SeIi cl aniversario del natalicio de
Ia Emperatriz de Alemania. scrG
celebrado en- TODD el Imperio con
IN Intermediate. pOr haberlO solici-
,ado aSi Ia E~mperatriz. rn vista i"
que csc dia cae EN- yicrneS.
La Emperatriz Ia solicitadO tam
Di@n que csc dia Sc envien a los
s0ldadoS cn las trinchcraS y a lCs
que So e~ncuenIran en- los hOspita-
les, prescntaS de ~cOnServaS. como
obSequiO de ella.
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DE COCINA.
SrSOS a la mayOncSa.

DespuGs lie limpia y bien cscu-
rrida la Se>cra. Sc pOnc en- un ado
DO de accitc, bicn aliNado con sal,
pimicnta| V unoS denies dc ajO,
cuidando de volverla para 0.:e sc
imprcgnc bien en- cl aGobo, y Guam
do 10 esta 81 aparta y Sc deja cn-
friar. cOrtandOla cn irozOs i:ualcs,
que Sc cOlocan IN la fucnte IN for
ma de corona, c%ubri6ndOlo dcspu6s
con salsa mayOntSa. camalOnes CO.
cidoS Y ruedas de- hucvoS tamDiGn
cOcidOS.
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NO HAY ESPERANZAS DE QUE
LLEGUEN A UN ACUERDO MI
NEROS 7 PATRONES.
Sicnc de Ia pagina /.

brcs listos err Duncan y que &c TN
r1omento q otro probaran & yenir .
este mineral o q Norcnci. en- la no
c1u. para emDazar = TRAFALGAR Y rom
Der II huelga. Los huclguistas, en-
vista de las notic;aS anteriores. estan
Iesplegando gr&Y ~vi@ilancia para evi-
tar que nueda lntroducirse esa genie
reci"tada por Ia colnpan;a. .h"ce
dos noches que SC ha redoblado In
vigiiancia de una manera rigurOsa :
los cue la hacea aSeguran haber Wis
10 grupos de hombres que trataban
de acegcarsc. pero que Sc volvieron
al advertir que habian sido vistos.
Todo 10 anterior hara ~comprender IA
cilmente que no eS remote que de TN
momento 4 otro Sc resue-va en- I'M
confIicto sangriento Ia hUclga, sobre
TODD :. los gereutes iasisven en- traer
genie = TRAFALGAR para romper Ia
huciga, pue, los mineros cstan de-
:jdidos = impedirlo i todo lance.
Las tropas del Estado que, como
he dicho. Sc ~eNcuentran i Ia espec-
tativa, esta~ lisras nara impedir CUE
puedan entrar los rompe-huelgas y
scar motive de IN conflicto.
e Representative del Departamen,
to de Trabajo &cl Est2do, f:a@; :
este mineral hoy, dOnde, desdc Iuego.
principle Z suS inveStigaciones.
FL Enviado Especial,
V. D. DELGADO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-22
Ell CABECILLA VILLISTA CANG-
To LEYVA ES PRISI0NERO
EN- TORREON.

Ell pASO. Tex. Octubre l7.-Des-
pachos que ultimamente llegan de
ia ciudad de Torre6n, hacen saber
que villista Canuto Leyva blen
conorido en- la ciudad de Chihua-
hua. donde desempeh6 por algun
Tempo el cargo de policia, fue
a~prehendido por los constitutional
!iSlas y ha sido internado en- la car.
eel de Torre6n, donde Sc lie suje-
lara a I'm Cousejo de Guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-22
Ell JEFF DE la OFICIN.A DE
CONFISCACI0NES Sc FUGO
DE C.. JUAREZ.

FL cncargado de la Oficina de Con
fiscaciones eli Ciudad Judrez, hu-
80 q este lado. trayendOse consigo,
segun nOticias villistas, Ia suma de
mil Quinientos d6lares Y una gran
cantidad de bilimbiques. P~reparada
III fuga, una semana( antes habia
paSadO SuS muebles.
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CUIERE EVITAR Ell GO5IERNO
AMERICANA QUE VILLA. -.
Nicne dc 10 pag!na L

Gas las personals que habitan en- cl
ale del YaQui.
Tambitn procu:ara protejer el lu-
gar llamado Los HornoS,' para que
- puedan hacer las Preparedness ne
resariaS en- Ia presa que ali existe,
y que es la lave del Sistema de irri-
gaci0n del referidO vale.
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NoSELAS DIEEESAS.

IN rgg.ofg Dc II Mal.fa. la cara macs
: ia f..s..-1ra e.Daiuld. E5,"lGE d.
s!.- ..S2.O3
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So justO Ell tus julci0s y gene
rOz0 Ell las alabanZas.
No siembrcs nj espaGZa5 juiClOS
anticipates debaio de tus pies, que
!l0vcran despuGs sobrc tn cucllO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-22

II tn nncmigo llrea a cnrilucrcrse
no H. entriStcnzcaS. Y 81 le acaccc
irSvcntura. no te aleGrrS de ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-22

FL usurero.-tConquc Glen duro5?
Nuy bien. Deduzco intcrcsas del
anO del pr6Stamo al ) por 100. que
va sabe usicd Sc cobran anticipates,
V quedan cuarenta. IGngalos US
ted.
Fl preslari0.-;MenOs NAL! 81
81 pftstamo fuera pOr dos aiios,
tendria que dar !Sted vcinte du-
ros allora por susto de Fagarle
dcmtro de ven IatrO meses.
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No L. cases con mujcr ~altanrra y
hablaiorl aunque tr tncantc y
maralillr Su hermOSura.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-22

No seas vagabundO V %crrante. Que
la res dcscarriada rs la primcra que
come - lOb0.
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CIiISTES.

I'm "i hip6dromO.
Quo. eva no apueStas en- las
carrcras?
No: porque cuando pierdo len
20 TN disgustO 0 mi mujcr, y
cuando gano Sc 10 gasLa ella eli ira
les Y sOmbrerGs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-22

No IT, SicnlcS dOndn tc di:an re-
tira,n, sIno dOnde tc disan acirca-
IT,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-22
S0yELAS ! 35c CADA UNA

~aldlraS sean las Mujeres
N.'fs.gS sean los HUmores
a.l!.l.s sean las SUegTas
Arte de E.scGr MGridO
.as Evas WudernaS
Il N0.Io Pr"stadO
Is Via de las Flores
"a fur-!rOriO de las SOlterss
q Tar.lso lie las MIieres
81 Inferno de los Hombres
viva IL. NuriG,
81 Rada Dc los Mares
~ MajeSLlG Fl Amor
HaiSltp Sea 81 Amor
= prIlcesa del Dollsr
sm0r : MarJ!Tlo
- Eill d Venus
Dorqu.e - CaSaa los EomSTe5
,c-gUe Sc CGsaE las MuIeres
2crr4e Pecan Us MuIereS
CIRQUE HcInrldel las EtuG2s
cellar IL E~S-lrTalta5
ass Haas De Champagne
- MOO Ta RI:S~H0ras
L4s U6rrgiS DE- Amor
Il = De laS ElI.lS
81 EurGa AIs-Te
:, WIS te los JaEmIneS
Ea.sarlg DE amor
Egr >rEl.ir e una MUIer
Eal!.tIs sean lbs Ce.9s
"a Lo2tg del Amer
= EHl2 q IN Beso
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0RRAS De VENTA EN- la LIBERIA De lCNACO E. L0zAN0.
Ia casa mas ae,slaada Ia mas egar9h que ane ell mNr surbdo ia que de mash mato. Los

Soyena del SanJo Nino de Atoehs....- iec
la IrnitarI6n de CrIsto .........-... sec
CaterIs7no de RiDaIda ............. Zoe
EavaIla Neyirsn6 Soc
t1r0r3 Dc Salvation soc
EgmrIgaJor General 75c
PeqUs1O LavalIe de "a JuTentud o Dey0-
riCna-fO del Crtsliano 20c
FiIospfls Elemental, por Bllmes. CoIt!eEe
i0E!ca, metarlslca. etlca, etc. .......S1.2S
GsyOcsoQa-iu EgaCIigpanG .......-.-... 25c
ESgecIsIao dc Perseverance, ............Si.Gs
Los asFE!res, o e. TTiunro de Ia Religion
Cr!st.ana- Lt5,O cuya iectura nos hace
asis;,r q l. IUcl3 dc dos generaci0nes
cQatrar!as: Ia una armada con los 2rreos
De n ferOctdaG, y IL Otra con eI SimbOlc
raFa3.0- So. 0a
= Gzp!o del Cr,s;.aniSmO. ESGa obra, ONO
Ia anterior. - de las mejoreS para los
acgz-ts. Al,baS eStan ediI2das 3 todo 10
- IS
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Los muertos > heridos.

Los soldados que han resistido Ell
empuje de los rs alzados, pertene-
cen al Cuerpo G del So. de Caballe-
ria. V a la Compania D del Cuerpo
de Senales. r. sargento Shafer del
Cuaruo C asumi6 ell mando de TODD
Ell destacamento; pero en- seguida ca
20 muerto Y cor 81 los soldados JOY
&c Y Mcconnell del Cuerpo de Sc
males. Cinco soldados de caballeria
fueron heridos Y son Bowner, Lang
Ian, Shatlenback = kuble, asi comO
dos oficiales del Cuerpo de Sehalcs,
no comisionados. ell sargento Smith.
ell cabo Cans!er Y e. soldado Stewart.
Dado e. numcro de a~saltantes y e.
de defensores de Ojo de Aqua, result
t. que combati6 cada solGado contra
) enem;gos, los cuales les hacian fue-
go ocultos en- Ia maleza, hasta que
lego el refuerzo de Mission, lhgar
donde el captain Frank r. Mccoy
del So. de CabaIleria. tenia una CON
siderable fuerza de reserva.
Fl captain Mccoy tomG dos cuer-
pos de caballeria, hacienda IN to-
tal de cerca de SO hombrcs y sc Ian
20 en- persecution de los al2ados;
pero cstos huyego2 rdp;damente a 81
anroXimacion.
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MATRIMCNIOS

Nicolas Torres Y Aurora Cerna.
Eliseo Valdez e Isabel Hernandez.
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gunos detalles. Sc supone que los
rebeldes tuvieron ell proposito de CO.
ger por sorpresa 4 Ia guarnici6n; pc
70 descubiertos a tempo sus posi-
clones, dieron a los defensores Ia
oportunidad de atacarlos, batiendose
desesperadamente en- las suyas.
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CIENCils OCULTAs.

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.1Fes los tu"s8s
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9rc.r.l.eaes. .a,.rios Y PcafacUlos iOc
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pleJo de .2s c.enc.aS OculiaS- Ccntiene
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Cersa Invisible. etc. $500
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07
POLICE OVERLOOK
SOME H0LDUP MEN

Aitho the police are believed to
have rounded up the boldest OF the
crooks who have been coming to
Seattle for several weeks. to be
here when the shriners arrive. a
variety of holdups reported In the
thickiy settled parts OF the city
leads 20 the conclusion that a great
number OF petty crooks have been
overlooked.
Tom Burke. 22isis Los Angeles
at, Georgetown. was strong-armed
by two thugs Mt Western ay. and
Pike ST at 1880 p. m. Tuesday. and
robbed OF $3.50 and a gold watch.
c. w. Matthews. 33s 18th av. ",
was held up at s:s5 .. m. at Eighth
and Spring by two men. one masked
and both armed. who robbed him
OF 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07
less rain HERE
(. Than IN EAST!

cslifcrnia's wondrous climate has
,ssirg on little old Seattle. accord
NJ % Prof. Edwin J. Saunders. OF
i. University of Washington.
Sealing In Science hall Tuesday
.xa,. he pointed out In a paper on
Ne Climatic Conditions OF Wash.
r.us- that no place In the world
- . varied . climate as tho east
:, "a western parts OF this state.
7. the last 10 years." he said.
Tseosrn Washington has seen
u,y fs days when the mercury was
lfssr than 80 degrees and but
Ave days when Il dropped below
MO On the east side iie degrees
lcys and 10 TO 20 degrees below
n frequent occurrences.
-Snttis has an average OF 1856
sIsy days q year. Buffalo, New
Iu-k. and other Eastern cities have
rsr 10. Our summers are ideal
rrh sery little rain"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07
CONDEMNATION
SUIT DISMISSED

Litigation between the city and
the Seattle. R~nton Il Southern
railway. which began In 1911, was
ended Wednesday when thu council
at special meeting unanimously
passed an ordinance repeating an
old ordinance providing for taking
over the road by condemnation.
This IL In line with the course
outlined a week ago. when II was
decided to clear the decks OF iItiga.
lion. so the city might proceed with
the improvement Of Rainier ave.
The city's condemnation suit had
reached the supreme court.
The trial Of the railway agains,
the city. to entoin the city from
forcing the company 10 raise tia
tracks along Rainier ave. IL sched.
uled 10 begin Thursday in the fed.
eral court. before Federal Judge
jeremiah Ne,erer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07
TELLS EN- or
PROHIBITION

ATLANTIC CITY. July s.--Legal.
iEed liquor traffic is killing $4,000
Americans every day. according to
Rev, A. W. Leonard. pastor OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church OF
Seattle, IN an address before the
Anti-Ssloon league here today.
Rev. Leonard declared $500. 600
people are dying every year IA the
result OF the use OF alcohol.
Man has never known OF a
plague or an epidemic that wrought
greater disaster than liquor" said
Or, Leonard. 1t Is mans greatest
foe"
Rev, Leonard told OF the success.
tul campaign against liquor In the
Pacific Northwest.
lie said the campaign was one of
education. aggressivley and persist.
emily fought. The saIe temperance
legislation which Washington en-.
Joys today. he said. Is the result OF
years OF teaching.
Lester r. Kirkpatrick OF Seattle
was elected by tho biennial con.
vention OF the Antl-Saloon league OF
America ~ a member OF the execu-
tive committee OF tho national or.
ganixation.
lie ia to represent tho Sixteenth
district. comprising tho states OF
Washington. Oregon. Idaho. Mon.
tana. Wyoming. North and South
Dakota. II is this powerful com
mittee that controls the policies and
operations Of the national movement
IN all the states. including the pro
gram before congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07
BUTLER LICENSE
BILL HELD UP

The milk ordinance IL settled,
but Seattls's eouncilmen promise
TO continue furnishing her with
good comedy IN connection with
cafe dancing.
Councilman Dale's new bill. an.
thorixing dancing In hotels and
cafes where liquor Is dispensed.
providing that dancing BE- licensed.
was killed at the Tuesday after.
noon meeting. following the recon-
incubation Tuesday forenoon by
the license committee that Il be
indefinitely postponed. The vote
In council was 5 20 4.
Haas. Lundy. Fitzgerald. Erick.
son and Hesketh opposed Il.
Dale. Bolton. Marble and Hanna
we're for II.
Hanna made vain plea for
speedy settlement OF Lundys ordi.
nance TO revoke the liquor license
Of the Butler hotel cafe.
business men are getting tired
OF our dilly-daliying." he declared.
1t IL time everybody Was laying
his cards on the table"
Various councilmen who opposed
q motion by Hanna TO call the or.
dinace from committee. where II II
now hiding like startled deer.
said they wanted 10 give Council.
man Hesketh more time 20 study II.
But Hcsketh seemed TO have the
dance question firmly fired IN his
mind
Il am liberal in my views. and !
am not a prohibitionist, but don't
approve of cafe dancing" he de-
clared
The bill will DO shooed out OF
committee next Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07

Fired for "free speech" Dr..
Scott Nearing. noted soeloloalst.
who was ousted wi,hou, hearing
from University Of Pennsyivanla.
Staff Special.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July T.
Or. Scott Nearing. the best loved
and tho best OF teachers OF the Uni.
yersity OF Pennsylvania. who has
been fired because he stood for free
speech" although only young
man. is famous as a soclologist and
fighter OF child labor evils.
DIR. Nearing was assistant pro
fessor OF economics and his sum.
mary dismissal because his viows
and utterances on economic sub.
lects were considered too radical
by the trustees has aroused a storm
OF protest.
For years DIR. Nearing has lee.
turcd and written against child
labor exploitation. Strong In his
convictions. he has gone into
churches in the mill districts OF bis
state and iecturcd against tho evils
OF child labor.
In 1908. tho year he was appoint.
ell TO the faculty OF Swathmorc col.
lege, he published his first book on
economics and since then has pub
lished several more books on social
adjustment. child labor and the
wages problems.
As teacher he won the respect
and admiration OF all students. Dean
McRea OF the Wharton school says
OF him:
Scott Nearing II an efficient
teacher. an influence for good In
personal relationships with the stu.
dents and colleagues and an able
and helpful Administrative
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07
ASKS $50, 900 OF
n. P. TO ATONE
FOR HUMILIATION

Fifty thousand dollars for the
humiliation he suffers as a result OF
being forced to wear wire fasten.
ings In his mouth 20 support his
lower lip. teeth and gums. are
asked by William Mahoney. OF i7is
18th ave. 3. as damages against
the Northern Pacific.
Mahoney filed a suit In superior
cosrt Wednesday. alleging he was
injured thru carelessness Of EN-
ployes OF the railroad at the cross
ing Al Eighth ave. s.. on May II,
when the auto he was seated in was
struck by a train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07
RUSSIAN C0NSUL'S
Wife ARRIVES HERE

Mrs. Nicholas Bogoiavlensky. wife
OF the Russian consul general at
Seattle. has arrived here. accom-
panied by her three children TO take
up their home In the city. Her hun
band came here as consul q year
ago and her arrival marks the open
ing Of their permanent home in the
West
Her two sons viii enter Broad.
way high school In the fall. while
the daughter plans to enter Wash
ington when she has mastered
enough English to carry on her
studies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07
IVA PEOPLE SEE
TIE LIBERTY BELL

DEs MONIES. Ia. July THE
pscal train bearing the Liberty
3en to San Francisco made five
xpps during Its progress across
I1u today. The first was nj Dav.
c,crs At noon. when the lieuten.
us governor and most Of the state
sE,cials boarded the train and 40
sm2anied II 10 Des Moines. 9th.
9 aBps we're made here. at Ma
~ 0rnneil and Iowa City.
n Rain u duo at Topeka. Kan,
a1RR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07
ARREST MONKEYS;
PUT EN- IN POUND

The police department Is puzzled.
When arresting a monkey Is II
good form to send him to jail--or
to the dog poundY
Tho Jail was full in the case OF the
latest monkey arrests. 30 they took
q chance on the pound.
l.. II. Rogers. 1912 Boylston av.,
complained that the two monks.
who have been frequentlng n garage
AT Pine and Boylston. had bitten
his little daughter.
He wanted EN- pinched. SO the
COPS went and did IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-07
AUT0ISTS WHO RUN
AWAY TO BE JAILED

The council Tuesday passed an
ordinance providing for jail sen
fences and fines for drivers who
fail to stop and offer first aid. sym
patty and best wishes to persons
they run over. Mayor ON We'd
nesday approved II. BY It's terms
n becomes a law Immediately.