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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
MANY STORES TO STAY OPEN

A good many OF the department
stores and business institutions OF
the city will remain open on Mon
day. Washington birthday. Some
of the stores, however. and. OF
course. the banks, will be closed
lall daV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20

a.. arfes IN suot patrr fr,trf faf tfPa.
,stms pseaf nrn~n nsnEof Wet
/ "a 90 Ur M sefss - saad lanf. partly
st.arrf sns seeded 80 60 80 Pc e'fs.
90 term. 20 .atf buyer fre NA'iatA
ssn %. fsl-s from sarhiAs. Mash On
90 mill foah This iari crossed ~
sa1rty road . sod creek ard etf
80, male An uausnsi chance 60 -
ours snau ranrh frf1 cheap Ah' on
rHsr a~n tsffns -
I TUn TsTr 81 a~n-f s arfrs 81 Mon
zoe wasH htshf impfnts' ct
cleared art fr4rI rirh coil fn"isfu
t4rftnrs teaftHE aFehafd ahah'anr :
~ stna ffaif tias~ ts sraA~' ana h'th
srtaaI rtf eaat sai-n.r' "
vui. $50 ffads = H@ih~i'0 MOE
fas wasb
nt owNEH - A..H nDN'flf't
ps.r rieh sou tr~ 'at 'rars rsfasniue
rsrd for iftiseuaE hsatins ofrhafa
Z All hinis o. berries house barn. fhifh i.
sn hauss " oaa shsd al tened ~sii
! tfapfatsf worth y rec eel fnf u itt.
sasT t-rtas 0aed haaf ssfri-" '''h
| nile. thi. come a. once TaAs s'ea"
ss Aqaiue A. Madison paft. 49, ~ 81
Ht.r-ns ianalns Lee BAR mile from
t.aflss A.s - E ~, ,e..,o~oo-~o-
las REAL ESTATE
| nXWGRTS- Tra ieis ara baiiAiuss To-
CONS ftt % month bffsf
Spinner. tit Poplar piac"
[ T1n ast.E toss. ani Coz o. ssfrifcs.
Furnished plano turiudst 'al 1910
20 r1.ss ,sgssg Aess ILL.,,
lNVE.S I'M ENIS
u-srIi Investment co. sos iunbsr %
change
s-a1 ~ =
Aurust % 1915 ? PEE cent VIII tsks
500 st funbrr Esrh7nrr iuar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
4 ma HAttaAiN

u tou saut tn enfh fYr inufsrif
In iha pnultfs ttsiners and have
o IittIe money fa sfsff wUh. come
over anf ia.at a. thls place ZINE
tract ~ ianH cleared fences.
Improved wItH nuuar ana Huf
huUfinss Yva ron handle "frr
tb.uaana chickens h~sifrs
frHf sHa Faftsn rftr~ t.ta
fsrsns auIt 80 rash an' 10
mouth rake fhr sauHtr frff1
o. MsIissn pafa dlfrrt Goo kift
Isrd. ara .ail 81 uufA0 Va
rafs office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20

TACOMA, Wash. Feb 20.--Oli.
yer - Clarke nearly lost his life
In a battle with an octopus which
,hc hookc~ while fishing In the Mar.
rows west OF Point Defiance. Dur.
ing the fight the octopus wrapped
It's tcntacles around the9boat and
almost capgsed it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
NEST Z NHEELER
HOMESTEADS

40 ACREs vcrl choice land with spion-
dld flowing stream right through tho
land. situated o. ono ~ tho most eH.
frualVe alfalfa and diterrifled farming
districts IN tho entire Northwest good
live town. transportation point schools
telephone. etu. close at hand. decided
land adjoining plated in to.prrc tracts
and held az hlgh price,. This place
uuHt hc sold a. owner 40 in dire need
~ immediate fuuda 1880 takes the
entire $40 but bear Goa iuiud that this
amount must bee spot cash. OF owner
would not consider sur' figures pulf
sincerely lrtererisd parties need apply.
For fuu particulars call at 900 Fourth
ave and ask for Mr lance
M YOU act AZ once YOU can Eot a 100
COR ag0.acrs homestead In southeastern
oregon. within s. miles of a railroad
This is prairie land. suitable FOR wheat
raising aud general farming. plenty or
water can no had At so 60 80 feet
This lie good country We havo pic-
lures and FUN Information office open
tonight and saturday niEht Co accom-
nodsto those who cannot come In
DURING ihe day t2s Bailey HidE
BIG tNDt as reservatlun 10 open 100 900
hcfcs Tor settlement, fruit timber farm
lands Send 2br with this al to
Wenatches wash Daily World. Dept
" W. Tor reliable data about this great
N~N~~~SSONN@~ CcCNN~~O~-~-~-0
so EXCHANGES
80 600 FHttr aud dairy favri clear aud
free. near Seattle. station 81 farm.
clear seattle home rs first payment or
income Tor all and might assume.
1906 iith ave s., CITY
FIRST-Cf.AHS stock IN good oystor Land
TO trade Tor real estate In Seattle or
clos" In property, WIN consider Port
Angeles property Address y. o. BoK
Dos. Tltv
TO TRADE acre 81 seth A.. for
lot in Univcrsity district Wylde. tl2
New Igrk nik Eiuott too7
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
49,. Ggs, ~
Money ON impro, ed city property We
make building loans
= CALHOUN DESSY a EWING
Alaska <ta,ldlng
sEAL ESTATE MORTGAGES 5000 TP
@t9s 10 $50. fully secured Tor sale by Jos
y. Thomas CO. Inc. 100 cherry st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
. FOR SALE-LIVESTOcK

oNE lrrsr, UHIst-Iu rtn sJss Wafsas
si n~Hf iinIN
FuH SALE sp eass some romins ftssa
tierman ferebhart punseuess Wash
sEArrLE Hptsa MARktt -ii8l firsi
p Auctions Tuesdays . pa Mstn
sfst
FOR sEUNiDE tIue.s5st white An.
spfa saf. cheap Apply az D. .ttH Ct
Me-ftfau ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
POULTRY
IA LOST AND FOUND

IL LOST AND FOUND
u Yus rsnt yopr ~steh repaired - that
I'll keep correct ttrus take ~ 10
sfnpa. fet riks q Cleaning o. %
main sntins. ftr The 1swsirf Wac
strsss SER. - lee.
tnsf Laffs vtffh Ffidaf ~ eco
ari m.. instrip'ieu on inside
3 n 'tu uee % fhan~
uatairr tstW
ts3Er I've siassas iefi xjass rtiurrf
chain attached um Green ~saea 81 ftfb
rhens uatiafh tfip Rr~srf
LOsr rounF Ens'ish setter female
p.uno Elliott t9st Hs~afd
$1,000 .ssSE~N|.s-- ...l.@~~~~~~~
10 AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS Oct par.iralaFs - one = the
hsft pa1fng pruposifians ever pat on
thn market Sonnet lpE 10 nns sis~ s~iis
Max ttpoe rserlY Address
Feitman. sales MAJ istB Third 81
CnFinuAft Onto
CRACKER JACK sELLEV Don't hest.
tate urtts today absolutely mes hiE
prafts. parttruiars free RErnfs Eau.
Pr Go. 1879 ssnfsa lie Angeles
eat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
PERSONALS


~ ~ l"e,t So ~
lae owns nice cowtnr'a"io nome. o
acres finest wheat 'ahd' h'al la'lfl'
coast ~'tlh 'so.oeo. '",''n" ll.oao , sat
s,''"' go $3.50 ,',t,.,,is
.g,bt,i,u. and .ap,bia N mnpastns
rfs,..r,, .ur,s.tor More particulars
for any man ausW erlng quiek inelpnins
/ some postage Address sincere % tit
rsrmloSdale. so uak GENERAL deih
cries not ensNefety lhH notice l.
Ee"nins
hArittlVh '' "rth $4,000 ~"uId
marry "nf'lehiiai "'' ''. le"EH"
I"l'h" 'hl"
ALL .ErrrUs iu anHNrr 60 q. ~ all
tn last saturdays star 0cre returned
't d"r't"fod n"m si'' office 'hr"ush
m'a''N'''' ''Hlns "'' w. f''ae''
make special eff'fi p" 'AU "h OFT "hl
~'u please an'"ss as"'n N''9'' ava
MGiu'h Thousands wealthy VIII wa''f
soon OF hF'7 hAit.hAIilra. ''Nti'hs
- ''p'''"' i,r' W'''".n ''"'
y
MANLY f'r wealth. ahA happiness ""
nam" paper 9lih photos hee thS
Ncasentef shaant we tla
W. ray hest pfifas faf ola clothes ~
HiewHt, ~ tnan"tnf hh'rmrn,
LhLtlsit ladN wishes tu meet honorable
ssuteuau vith steady pnaitiuu ~
20 e.. object matrimonl no ftts
Wfifs a 80 star
AupWIfl. ntta anna WtLLEtkHEN.
fais it'N az v rhe~~ "r'tsf i-'f
Ales JhotLt MANtctiuA1 lttta
Nhird pfncs -
MEDICAL massage eIeDir"i1ss phys.
.iaus references 500 't"'' h'is 81
'''.l,
MAhoAhtf iuti Man" ufins ara
managing 'fffe mo. tili e lrsi a.
4Neur,AN t.NftlttnAf. pHftWfG ~
,futF meets a. aanauaitnia Hotel. toutn
~ SUNDAY a. q ga suhfast The
a.t-r.- - I. Lass ~ ftf. kim
frstart Mnrsis
a.s DO. faf saDasr-,I horoscope "a
s#a takirEtun ave NrN N"fh
UtfefNf.I s-,.fIeUsr In mean. ds.irss H.
ti.-rt r~.n..taEf~ rrftr-t faaf rs 60
e. ati. 90 make hans pleasant Matu.
uunY - suited Address A.t Hiar
INplFt ganAsrs5ns cotton n,at PIN.
80. ana sars eus~ sar d~lsssd periods
rti,s o. Money refunded = f"'nea =
Fails sftsf faif tfisi raymond hoWrds
Go sifs PIKE Of
WANTED a isaf. 6sfss-n 60 aGd s6
O.. hsus-ssep-- ~ ~iioeef good -
slilnn some msaH'. "'l''' "a''''N'o'
NaareH ~
MIS- MASON HONE atNNALtts ANu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20

ukriulDu fs uuh $4,000 would
marry, confidential .uus So. League
Toledo onto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20

MANLY for wealth and Happiness TIE
liable paper ON photos Zee The
MysaguFrr Jacksonville iia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
FURNISHED APIS.

TNCEiaioH AratH zoos Ninth ave t.ra
fsuts. desirable tenants only MAIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20

VIZ ray hest pfifss fof old clothes y
stewart -i Erauuruf basement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20

aALEaWEN V ANTED EFprrIrnre m
uecessnfy. easy work nix pay write
far larre iiat NJ openings Offering OPP.
partuuifira 90 earn 300 to $500 "a month
rniio sou lotrn. Address nearest Of
nea Dept "a Natioual saIrsnou.s
Training Araoclatiou. chicago. Sew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
TRY Lawyer AS
LAZY HUSBAND


After attorneys and witnesses
had sat thru the forenoon while
other cases were being tried, JUS
tice Otis Brinker postponed until
afternoon the case of Herbert Z.
Shook. attorney. with offices in the
Burke building. who is accused by
his divorced wife. Mrs. Donna T..
Shook. prominent club woman, un-
der the lazy husband act.
The postponement was made un-
der fiery protests from Snook's at
torney. a large crowd had gath
cred to hear the testimony.
Mrs. Snook started action. fol.
lowing her divorce. when Snook
declared to the court that he was
unable to pay stipulated alimony
and to support their three children.
II is debstable question wheth-
er Shook can be prosecuted under
the lazy husband act for this ina
bility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
EVELYN CLAD TO
Be RID OF THAW;
WON'T CONTEST

MALONE. ~ Y. Sept. a.
Evelyn Thaw will enter no defense
in the suit for divorce filed by
Harry X. Thsw in pittsburg. A,
the camp OF her dancing partner.
Jack Clifford. here today. she de.
clared a divorce from the s,ayer
OF Stanford White was what she
had wanted for years
81 went to the brink OF hell
10 save Harry Thsw from the
electric chair and all ever got
was condemnation from him
and his family" the actress
wife Of Thaw said. 81 will
happily rid myself Of the whole
Thaw tribe. No matter what
terrible things Harry may say
Of me. ! Will submit no de-
tense. This divorce is what |
have wanted for years. The
Thaws have been the jlnx Of
my Ilfe.'
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der that larger number of men may go thru military
training and be held in reserve list to be created by
law.
The service would thus be rendered more attrac-
tive by its shortness and the country would have the
benefit of large number of trained men who would
be in civil employment but who could be called at
moments notice into the ranks.
These men would be subject TO a very short train
ing period each year (after the frs and their equip
ment would be concentrated in central reserve depots
ready for them If needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
LANG TRIAL MAY
LAST ALL week

Another conference will he held
Thursday afternoon by Corporation
Counsel Bradford with Councilman
Lundy and others to outline the
case against Police Chief Lang for
investigation by the council. be-
ginning next Tuesday afternoon.
The probe pobably will last a
week.
Because OF committee meetings
in the morning. II Is believed the
Lang trial will be conducted dur
ing afternoon sessions only. While
the council has limited the in.
vestigation TO the chsrges against
Lang's personal conduct. already
published. the resolution also per.
mits any new charges TO be filed
In writing.
Any citizen would have the right
to make such charges, and the
council would he bound by the
resolution 10 investigate them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
PACIfICISTS AND POLITICIANS FIGHT PROGRAM

WASHINGTON, D. c, Sept 2-The Of
ay preparation which recently
fessonsi pacffcss and the economists
Representative John Fitzgerald. Of New
any increase on the ground that Will Justify IT,
Representatives Clyde Tsvnner Of Illinois Robert
OF Ohio. and considerable acting
all
ffooed Of secretary
Of the
which aaate for bateshps moved patriotism
swell the firms Bethlehem
Fore River shpbudins the
gle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
PRESIDENT PREPARES PLANS
FOR GREAT ARMY OF DEFENSE
BY Cilson Gardner

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Sept. 1.-The plans of
w President Wilson and his administration for ade-
quae preparedness in this nation is attacked
rapidly taking shape.
These plans are being worked out by Secretary or
War Garrison and Secretary of the Navy Daniels with
the assistance of corps of army and navy experts.
The ground that will be covered by their requests Of
congress may be summarized about as follows:
Increase in the regular army from its present
strength TO a total of perhaps 100000 men.
Secretary Garrison will also, no doubt recommend
that there shall be shortening in the term of enlist
ment to one year Tor possibly even six months) in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-The sub.
marine which 'torpedoed the Arabic
was captured by the british and not
sunk. according to a story brought
here today by officers OF the White
Star liner Adriatic.
This report is current In Liver.
pool. the officers said.
According to the stories in Liver.
pool. the story OF the capture OF the
submersible Is being held up in the
belief that Germany will issue
statement purporting 10 be the re-
port az the commander OF the YES
sci which sank the Arabic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
CARDINAL TALKS
PEACE WITH WILSON

WASHINGTON. Sept. a.
Cardinal Gibbons discussed
peace with President Wilson
today. The Cardinal declined
to give out any details, but ad-
mltted he had received mes
sage from the pope and fol-
lowing the Interview with the
president. declared the object
OF his visit was the discussion
OF peace.
His emInence expressed to
President Wilson his oratlflcs-
ton OF the peaceful and salts
factory conclusion OF the Ger
man controversy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
ROTTERDAM,
HUGE LINER,
AFIRE AT SEA

AMSTERDAM. Sept. 2.-The
liner Rotterdam 10 reported 70 be
on fire. overheated cotton In the
holds 10 said TO have caused the
bisxe.
The Rotterdam sailed from New
York August a. with io8 first
class, rs second-eiass and 81 third
class passengers
The Rotterdam is next to the
largest passenger liner in the Hol.
iand.American line service. She is
2t.i4s tons. 655 feet long and OF
77.foot beam The Rotterdam In II
steel screw modern vessel. regis.
tered from Rotterdam. Lloyd's
register shows her captain TO be
G.. Stenger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02

Secretary Garrison has been max
ing thoro study Of the systems in
use in Switzerland. Australia and
the Argentine republic. in each OF
which a trained citizen soldiery is
the military reliance.
The secretary believes these sys-
TENS could be adapted TO use in the
United States.
All are based on giving all citi-
zens a military training Of from
two to six months.
viii Ask More Supplies
There viii also undoubtedly he
strong recommendations to con-
gress for appropriations to Increase
very largely the reserve OF mill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Sept a.
A big band OF Mexlcans burned the
railway bridges between Browns
Vile and San Benito. Tex, last
night. while making a dash along
the border TO attack the latter town.
Infantry and cavalry are in pursuit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
FRANCIS PLANS FIGHT

PITTsBURG. Sept "A deputy
today performed the perfunctory
ceremony of calling at the home OF
the mother of Evelyn Thaw with a
subpoena for the young woman in
the divorce suit filed by Harry
Thaw. IL was returned 10 the court
marked mot found"
John Francis. OF New York.
named as correspondent by Thaw.
is planning to engage attorneys
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
SeekWOIllan
to Explain
AllKing'sEnd

a mysterious white woman,
guest of the New Richmond
hotel. had a mysterious Interest
In All King. the wealthy Chinese
merchant. II developed Thurs
day.
She followed hin, 10 CaIlfor.
rls. and 10 believed 70 have
played some part In the tragedy
that closed MS life In ssera-
renso on Monday.
just the extent to which she
figured IN the elosins Incidents
OF his career 10 point the dead
mans friends and huslness as
soeiates we're attempting Thurs
day 20 clear up.
Chin kee. Who has been In charse
" All Kings mercantile house nj
lia Washington ST.. since lis
proprietor left Seattle. said Thurs.
tay II had been discovered that n
y hite woman lad seyeral confer.
'ncas with All King at ths hotel
several weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
cR0DN0 FALLS next

BERLIN, Sept. 2.--The outer de-
fenses of the fortress OF Grodno
have been captured by the Ger
mans. 1t was announced today. The
fall OF the fortress is now believed
TO be near.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
HoLoups GET 50 CENTS

n. l.. Hayes reported 10 the po-
lice Thursday he was held up at
$3.50 o'clock Wednesday night at
Juneau ST. and the n. =. tracks.
The robbers secured GO cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
AVIATOR is IN JAIL

NEW YORK. Sept 2.-Wm. u.
Atwater. aviator. Ia in jail today
after refusing 10 let his wife pay
$4,000 TO his creditors from her
own estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02

She left Seattle on the day he
departed. Chin kee said. probably
on the same train. md was In Sac
ramento =, the time All King was
shot TO death. either by hss own
hand or by anothers. In a hotel in
that city.
Chin kee said the womsn'x &C.
tions. from tho time shc arrived In
Sacramento. were being carefully
traced by a Chinese. who left here
for California as soon ~ word
reached here that All King was
dead
This man Is Chez How. An kings =
coasln. He is accompanied by Hook
Tom. n close friend and business
associate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
1t Means
Money in
Pocket

to make The Star adver-
tising columns your buying
guide. Every day you will
find the announcements of
Seattle's best stores with
their best offerings In The
Star. Merchandise of the
best quality Is advertised
and almost invariably the
ad tells OF a reduced price
which means a most
worthwhile saving to you.
Cultivate the habit-read
the ads carefully and thor
oughly every day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02

Jitnsy boats are plying In the
water around Portland, Ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
Girls Walk
$500 Miles;
AIIiiVe Here

In route on foot from Chicago
70 san Francisco. " win bet Of
d. zoo. and with only 500 miles
more 10 60. Ruth III. Harsley and
Maud Brideson. Chicago society
erIs, arrived In Seattle wednes-
~ and are stopping at the New
Warrington hotel.
with them is title Smoky
rkums. their protector. very
snail package OF yip. snap and
buster.
Miss Harsley and Miss bride.
sor are members OF girls hiking
club They wagered with other
msphers OF the club that they
conld walk 10 the city of the
co;den Gate. starting March and
anfvirg before October 1. They
srs we'll ahead OF their schedule.
Wear. eulss OF Khaki
The slsm and fair pedestrians
wear natty suits of brown khaki
and stout hoots and carry KNAPP
sacks and ss-caliber peari-handled
svoIvers.
When on the road. little Smoky
uums warns them OF the approach
Of fr1nps and drunken men. and
the gfris shoe them of with hour
ish Of artillery.
The hikers are going to write
hook Of their experiences.
n omahA Miss Harsley was at
tackled By q savage dog. which
Miss Brideson shot. Miss Hars'ey
vss two days In hospital.
They have slept In palztiai
hotels. hotels not paiatia,. farm.
houses. shacks. barns. haystacks
and under the stars.
Sleep in Jail Cell
IN one town where there was
hrsnd-new jail. they slept IN a cell
which the mayor personally deco
rated with roses. thus dedicating
the structure.
In Colorado and Utah, where
towns are far apart. the ranchers.
having them at their mercy. held
them Up for lodging. charging them
- much as IS each for shake
down OF straw.
Their recollections OF Utah
shakedowns are nightmare OF
sleepless nights passed In the com
psny OF bugs and bats.
In Yellowstone park. they were |
filmed for the movies with the
Naharajah Of Kspurthaia. the Hin
fn potentate, who Ia visiting Amer !
lea. and With the congressional |,
party on its way back from Ha- 4
vail.
IN Glacier park. they were lost 1
IN the woods. spent the night wan
derfng In circles. and were rescued /
py search party In the morning. I
Arrested In Wenstchee
AZ Wenatchee they were pinched .
for stealing apples. /
They crossed Blewett pass. over I
me Cascades, and Miss Brideson
isii into an Icy pool OF mountain 1
stream while making her morning
ADDITIONS.
With whole month before 4
them. they say they will have no
trouble al all in reaching San
francisco BY October /. Twenty
fivs miles day will make II. They |
onea make 35 between sunrise I
and sunset.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
Mrs. Morris Files Suit

Mrs. Morris. In the complaint
she filed Thursday. makes the
same allegation In support OF her
sui, for a divorce.
She declares that shortly after
their marriage In Tacoma on Feb
ruary s. 1918. her husband began
abusing her with his fists. on
last Christmas day. she says, he
beat her numerically
Frequently. she alleges. he has
motored over the botiievards at all
hours OF the night alone with Mer.
rill Cushman. whom he hugged.
kissed. fondled and petted.
Whether or not the case viii
ever come to trial is uncertain. in
view OF the fact that her attorneys
withdrew her complaint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
CuShIllan Is
Divorced by
Young Wife

When Judge Taliman granted
Merrill Cushmsn. of II W. Repub.
iiean at. a divorce Thursday from
Thomas J. Cushmsn. son Of James
7. cushmau. cashier for NJ. A.
Gunst a Co. he ordered all records
In the case destroyed.
For thirty minutes. while the
Cushman case was on trial. n com.
plaint filed by Cleo Morris. asking
a divorce from oliver u. Morris.
whom she alleged had hesn paying
ardent attentions 20 Merrill Cunh.
man. lay In the county clerks OF.
flee.
This complaint vas later With.
drawn by attorneys. Who said they
wished to quiet the scandal In.
volying tho two families
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Mrs Cushmsu took decree on
the ground OF nonsupport. By 30
doing. sh. ended a legal contro.
versy which hss been dragged thru
the courts for two years. beginning
with James r. Cnshman's suit 10
snnui tho marriage Of HIS son and
the eushman giri on tho ground
that they were minors.
Their courtship began when they
were classmates at school
Cushmans father was irafe
when he learned Of his sons se.
cret wedding and started to Hn
tangle matters. During the rhst
few months. Mrs. Cushman said.
he had been playing detective. try.
ing to secure enough evidence
against her 10 get his son a d.
yorce
Young Cushman filed a com.
plant. alleging tfrat his wife had
been seen frequently on motor
trips over the boulcvardH IN com.
pany With Oliver r. Morris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02

Cain Kee harbors suspicion
that All King met his death n, the
hands of San Francisco tong gun.
men. and that In one way or an.
other the white woman who fol.
lowed An King from Seattle is con.
nected With the tragedy.
Ah King was a high tong official
here. Members OF bis society be-
lieve. as Chin kee does. that All
King was murdered.
Look Lee. close friend Of All
Kings for years. says he II con
yinced tong men murdered the lat
ter and SAYS he anticipates further
trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-02
Ask Police Protection

Sacramento police have been
notified that Chee How and Hook
Tom are In their city and have
been asked by local authorities TO
afford the two Chinese every aid.
A letter from Sacramento We'd
nesday night informed All Kings
friends that ne had been murdered.
and stated that another letter wor'd
follow detailing the entire tragedy.
Ah Kings body will arrive here
Friday night, when Seattles emma
town will go into mourning.