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The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

/ DETROIT, Jan. 2s-Close: The cash
situa ton Is the strengthening feature
sellers. anu FARMERS ais s'o"
The foreign markets were sensation
ally strong at the opening. Both a.iv-
erpool and Paris were much higher and
there was general Tightening of the
cash wheat situation. The strength Is
not speculative Farmers are holding
their wheat and the daily advances
are not sufficient to make them let go.
stocks are decreasing and would be
down TO a dangerously low point Of
what the foreigners have already
bought.
The market is feeling the effects Of
up everything offered until they now
hold almost everything In sight. and
the most significant thing of recent
happenings is the purchase OF a cargo
OF new wheat for August shipment,
showing how far ahead they are look
ing for supplies Farmers are holding
and that is the leading cause OF the
strength. They want their share Of the
advance and there Is no law to make
them sell. The chances favor a very
rapid decrease in stocks. Domestic
and stocks at Minneapolis Continue to
decrease. Dealers do not blame specu-
lation for. any part OF the advance.
Michigan farmers are selling little.
wheat was very strong and closed
at an advance OF az In cash. 2Isc In
May and nc I'm July.
Corn advanced nc, oats lc and beans
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red.
OF Nc at s16sM, declined to si53 and
s nc .i7 July and Dssnsa a
TO s1.3s: No. white. sl.ash. Coarse
grain quotations: Corn. cash No. 3.
Ing Al Nj ey e No s ssns =. i7c ear slo at
T6hc; No. yellow, I car at 75hc; No.
8 yellow. I car at 73c Oats: Stand
Ard, 2 sars a. sIse. later 5shc bid:
Cash No. 2. s1.3s. Beans: Immediate
and prompt shipment, sso5: February.
$50; MAY. Max $50 cioyerseed: Prime
e bag. ss 81 as s. !. 's ssss sam s sss
10 at s7.75; prime alsilSe. 1880; sample
alsike, bags at $3.50. Timothy: Prime
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Thursday included 1000 bills OF -four.
5 cars OF wheat, is of corn. OF oats
s sSs d q o aay sSoo Sn ~ SSs
bu OF corn. 1900 bu OF oats and 1000
bu Of barley; Stocks are 10000 Blu OF
wheat $4,000 bu OF corn. $500 on OF
or rye
Stocks OF wheat In Minneapolis de-
creased 10000 bu I'm i've days.
yators show decrease OF 10000. 600
Primary wheat receipts were SIS. 900
blu. against 564 900 bu a year ago
Exports OF wheat and flour lhurs-
day. $4,000 bu.
Receipts OF wheat Thursday: Duluth.
~ cars, against 30 a year ago: Mime
apolis. 147 cars. against ISL: Winnipeg.
s6 cars. against Sc: Chicago So cars
against 81: southwest, $4,000 bu,
against $4,000 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-Opening =
Corn: May. up &c: July. UP n c. Oats:
May. up &C; July. up kc. Provisions:
Generally higher.
down C. Corn: May. up Hc: July, up
&c, Oats: May. down &c: July. down
&c. %
down &c. Corn May. unchanged; July.
up nc. Oats: May. down nc; July. |
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Bstter--Creamery extra. 30hc; nrsts.
271sc, dairy. 21c: packing stock, Ice
per 10
Esgs-Fresh receipts. cases inoiud-
ed; nrsts. sic; current receipts, 2eho
doz. Receipts. 6s2 cases.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28

The following firms are privileged
to execute orders on the Exchanse
II. ". Noble & Co, w. F. Moss q Co.
Lewis @. Gorton. w. Il. Reilly Co.
Geo. NJ West & CO.. ii. 3: Warren .
Co. VIM. H Rose q Co, w. A. Neer u
Co. w. B. Mclaughlin.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28

XOkIks Jan. 2&--Honey on call
1cot; time money 342h per
|@1 ~ months; mercantile paper
~ BAR silver: London. 22x
Xew York. fstc. Demand
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28

Prfntsne tAe PLAN neat kina--thst n
vi9ht - Times JOB Departnest~-Main
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28

=. s See ~: /:
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
sTOch EXCHANGE

These quotations subject TO commits
Active stocks.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28

CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

Y CLEvELAND. Jan 2s.7-Hogs; Re-
ceipts, 1900; steady 20 &c lower; york
heavies 81: roughs. 1918; stays. 1925.
Cattle: Receipts, s care strong. sheer
and lambs: Receipts, 10 cars: $50 use
tx sns n,m .op ION ,'s,iy, 'a''es s'p's'
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28
PRODUCE MARKET

= Commission men are getting very
little in the way OF receipts this week,
and in consequence trade I'm nearly All
lines 10 very light. Southern eess
ket respondIng with sharp drop In
price yesterday, and unless another
cold wave checks production In that
section an easy market IN IN sisht. AZ
There was little or no poultry I'm. the
market ruling inactive. but hrm. Veal
calves, dressed hogs, rabbits, and the
general list remain steady
The Detroit times., 1915-01-28

TOLEDO, Jan. 2s.--Hogs: Receipts,
u mediums. 81 ioa as; good pigs, $3.50
q 1876; workers.. s7+e9T:bo. Calves:
Market. steady. sheep and iambs: mar
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-25
Ohe BROKEN
OIA ~ EMERSON
VII Y HOUGH
Front the SoeNario @GRAQ QlNARD

Tn down 10 ths last words now. u
is clrious--a proper name II Is only
the Latin name oi the kinc3on %
GrciEho1cn, ThAts a little bankrupt
6iac5orn ever IN southern Europe- near
TIE Mediterranean. know aHoss it
did a story about 81 oace, the tine
the kingdom vas tr,ine 10 nosi lo1n
IN this couutry. I had 70 read No a
whole lot
J. bet yea co1id cid IL. Miss Cray.
said MAinz. a6zairinEiy Ven eoct.
hy. Cone again und ten me Vot yoa
ind ous. IKE a gcoi girl
sure said KITTY. and turned 20
leave. her coin elEtehed tightly in her
hand. 50 intent uAs she On her pur~
chase that she did not notice she had
dropped the package containing the
shellribbed fan NEguely missing
something as she emerged into the
opea air. she turned hack. and almost
rAn into a nAa who had passed her
as she came cut lie vas a foreign
hooking individual. eArk ot hair and
eyes and skin stroagly S1ils- q figure
such as one would note. He bowed
Dov cozrseously enough as he handed
her the package she had le; fall Kitty
tAXaked hin and hurried on her way.
his stranger entered the shop and
spoke In some foreign tongue TO the
old dealer. Who shock his head
No said he, answering in English.
I ehoost sold ito DOT young lady
Who vent o1t
Who is she. know her very vel
she IS q der papers Better look ont
o- she p1i you il der paper sure Miss
Kitty Gray ros az oldi frsni of mine
she read IKE = book vos vos oa the
coin w didnt you teleqhone-nAybe
she sell q hack 10 you-I don't know.
she wouldn't sold il hack 20 ne. /
know DOT Vet, you are going."
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-25
cHAPTER u.


En- voyage
TIE Erea; hrer Anne cf Austria lar
IN her slip az the dock. her giant
pulses Snsi throhhing nov and then.
Everyuhere men and women were
huTrying 10 aad fro il the customary
orderly confusion Of the last few no
re1ts before the departure q an
ocean steamer.
Calmly Kitty Gray passed on her
way 10 the boats once and asked for
her nail and her KEYS.
As she turned. she almost stumbled
AGAINST = nan Who had Just hurried
seoArd-a dark man. thickset. foreign
in appearance. she had the strange
conviction that she had seen him be
fore.
Then she turned to settle herself
down in her e,srers- 50 far as she
knew. she had not an acquaintance
On the boat
Nov. oddly enough. she recalled the
face of the stranger. the dArk-visaged
foreigner whom she had met a; the
ssip's or1ce. Surely il must have been
the same man Who had handed Ter
her package when she dropped Il In
the little antique shop, Why should
he be On board this boat; Why should
he recognize her. remember her-for
he had, Trust q woman 20 know that
he hAd-he did Yes he had known
her. Again a cold feeling Of Sppre-
he1sion eluteAed al Kitty Gray's stout
little heart.
She rose and tried 10 fing OF her
depression by means Of q visit 10 the
dining saloon Bat for some reason
she felt she would be more comfort
abie-or Safe-in -sr own room.
Here she lay down upon the single
berth. which vas directly beneath the
porthole.
she woke-she knew not when nor
why-Woke with her eyes staring.
passing in her instant from sleep TO
waking
A face vas looking in upon her A
nan had been iOSking al her. OF try-
Ing 10 leok al her. as she iay asleep.
Kitty Grzy's instinct spoke 10 her
some message-she could not tel
what Swiftly she caught the chanois
bag from her bosom. and. emrtying its
main treasures into her hand. placed
them IN that other treasure house Of
Eouzn-her stocking Again feeling
the GroWsiness invoked By the fresh
salt air. al length she lay down once
more upon the little couch and Re
signed herself more comfortably TO
Elumbsr.
But again she woke-ihis time i
vas with a scream ot terror. She
had felt the touch of hand Some
thing had tuEged al her neck.
She raised her hand The cham
o;s tag was Eo1e-i1 vas the jerk
OF the broken SIX cord that hzd
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-25
NEW GROCERY

Duraut has neE grocerT stors,
Ehith ss being advertised 70 oas- 70,
business with formal opening sat
urdoy. il is located in the hufldinE :
On Second formerly occupied as the
Rosk Eotsl. an5 Is oT.erztea ~
Messr-s z c. Cole Azd ". n Town
send. Tie building has been entire
ly rs1odeled inside and out. ard pre-
sezts = verT oszt zpQe2rz1os- Ths
stock O. groceries IS neE s1ure1y-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-25
To COLORADO BY AUTOMOBILE

M and Mrs J. c. keztoz- of Ca
lsrA- ard their daughter. Mrs C. "
Wood. - ks1eHek. were here Tues-
5Er. - rcuie 10 Colorado. which ;rip
they are making IL M. keltol's AZ
tonohIe- They Will make TIE tTir
goinE. hyt the way ot Kansas CITY,
AID returning hy the way O. santa
re and A-b1euersns. New Mexico
TIE ealirs triq wln be about $500
zliles-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-25

sisuce acori he srs, kttie room. and
ther psused.
Tie rue IN the hail vas turncd over
AZ one correr-wss Il by accident 2
The piciares an hang On tAe walls.
Ncs several were askcw. and--thc lis.
tie vailsate bach q one ct the PIC.
'urcs--Uhich had held some small %.
.ccss q little vaiue, an old daeoerreo.
iype or two. some silver spoons. a
Few sold pieces which she had cher
ished--had been hrcScn open It's
contents ucW lay upon TIE fcor.
AMAZED Kitty STOPPED and picked
them up one by one Nothing vas
rnissire-e~ea the rcsd coins were
there. Nothing had been harmed. Bot
who had dcne this. and whys-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-25
CHAPTER a.
TIE sio kssien-ert.


Kitty Gray cid 1ot 90 10 her usual
place fer luncheon that day. Instead
she hurried into = nearby celic2tessea
shop and bought q sandwich. which
she PIT in her handbag After this
she hurried On back 70 the o1sce- Ar
rived there. without ceremony she.
went again 70 the desk of the city edi-
tc-. ard silently laid down before him
her empty purse her antique fan, her
sandwich ard her broken coin
CE;le- Hooked NJ with professional
calm
Yes. Miss GRAY. Why all this or
ae-iy array OF fresh and Interesting
. ohsecsy-
-TEzt 3. ny story said she
What makes you think So Are
ron seeing things Miss Gray
Look here"
Kitty picked up the coin and showed
Il to him
See. II j. broken cutie across-0o-s
ta1n a third o. il gone -he inscTip-
f tion Is Latin u Is lot so much what
Is OF the coin-lt Is What IS O1 Of IL
E Perhaps il con-emorafes sonsthinE-
Commemorate shat. Miss 5rzgs
-Preciseiy-whst, That's the story"
BY love- Cuilsr vas studying al
z the irscriptio1- sab means 'under'
i-Ehzt does Il szy.-zacer the ban
boo tree
/ No. under the Sidewalk or the
4 -1AEsiCne. CT -nOor-
Underneath the HsEsione' CT
pavement OF -fnor-1n the angle Or
'corner'-EhztsFsr that may be-
q chamber Of toy1ure'-'roon OF tor
ueuts'-U UhsteVer il is---fhsre Wlll te
found treasures'-'Of the king-'of
-
-Of Gre1Ehonen. ccncin6ed Kit
II Gray. Yea have not forgotten ali
y0ur Latin. have yoa. M Cullers
There s. story for yon-if ne can
Only d-g II o-t There'd be an assign
ment- Eoul6as there Id rather DO
th.i thzn society IN The EuDnsr-
tine
Billy Cutler. ;i1esrie5 nsEs uAn.
EroHn fhln and grim and gray fl The
busiress. SIT for .ust che moment n
thclEhr ~Waii = minute. please,
said be az length. and rose 20 leave
the roon.
KITTY cd Ez5t zZLiouslT elCugh, to-
shat reason Ehe co-l1 not ten Sic
szt a. her oEn desk The mysterious
hrok@n coin tight clufchee IN ker
had i seemed an hour before sic
saw the slender form C the city sci-
tor returning from TIE door Ehich led
70 TIE o1cs q the manager ard pub
IisheT Of The EFs-ing star he looked
a. hsE thCrghtfuliy as he approached
He held cut = cheek
Three thousand cellars Kitty
Grzys eyes grew larger.
Expense E30ney. Three months
vacation FnIl powers as migiOnzry
ElenipOtsLtiEry ot the Evening Star
10 GTe1zhO1sn. anbzzszdress 70 any
cid place yOu happen 10 think Of
Miss Gray never knew the old man
70 80 OF his head before but he has
this tine"
Tuggfng Al her heart the swift feel-
Ing that Ehe Was leaving her usual
modest and safe line Of life 70 11-
venture upon something perhaps fz.e-
fEl-perkzps Indeed fzt1l-Kiffy GRAY.
soberfzced. turned fron the door Of
the Evening star and walked slowly
toward the corner where customarily
EAe look her car for home
She entered her sDzrrE3ent e4sf o1s
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-25
MOUNTED NIGHT ooPPER
economy.

Durali is TO have a nou1tsd night
policeman. SO il W1s decided by TIE
cCa1cil last week The Doln1c6 o.
f.oer VIII work fron six O'clock a.
EiEht 10 siI in TIE morning. and VIII
be auA-1sre5 az the City Han. where
lie can respond in q verT few min
zies 10 z-y call from lzv part of ihs
esty- Tie name O. the nsw ofticsI
has aot yet seea Aaaoua.ea
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-25

Nl---@% 80 - - OIA NN@ia 10y
Who Went Cut"
awakened her. And there vas the
hand tbat had done H. a strong. DARK
hand. full-veined, hairy Il ktill
eiutehed the bsg-it sfil vas visible
AZ the portfolio. A ribbon end had en-
tangled itself for Just an instant in the
portfolio fzstening-an instant long
enough for Kitty 10 see What had been
the hand that had committed This rob
berry
But Who was the robber himself
Qniek as thought Kitty Eprzng 10 the
door. ran down the deck. out tire next
deck door. The land was giving its
first saloon concert. and the decks
were spsrssly tenznted. Il seemed Par
on towards the bow a man Was pass
ing-Whzt man she could not say. He
seemed neither 70 hurry nor 70 lingcr
she could not make out Who Il was,
dared not hang upon him her own Eus-
picion-
She turned 20 the captain now and
made report Of whst had happened
not once but twice: but even a. she
sent abe smiled griniy 70 herself The
lcontinusd on Page seyen)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-25

CORONA TYPEwRTTERS The
standard visible. fielding. portable
zzthins- Weighs hat niae Pouaes
when folded AID eacEsed- Standard
il every respect hut P-5oe- See !
sszoostrztion az the Weekly NeEs
sttIes. Du-zzt. Okla A3E
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-06-25
Pflrs curea 10 s % I4 pays

Trar 6rurrisa WI ss1uD5 -nan<F 4 FAIo
OLNTMEN- sElls 70 rr-r E-y case cf ltcfi-iE.
sttnz E1e-cizE g F-ue-u.s1E F-lsf = - "A aIys
Tee t-rs rs--l-nos- E-ref EHse IN Aef<- SS-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20

Who Is Betty Brown?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
DID CHICAGO DOCTOR DO RIGHT IN LOWING BABY
T0D|E? STAR READERS HAVE DIFFERING OPINIONS
Perhaps National Action BE Taken Recurrence
Coones jury Dees With Surgeons Conclusions Babys Future

Since the interesting case OF the
Chicago infant. Allen John Boilin.
ser. who was allowed TO die because
the mothers physician. Dr. IA. j.
Haisslfen. believed medical science
could not save the babe from tho
unhappy life Of "A defective. The
star has received many letters.
some approving. some disapproving
OF Dr. Haiseidens course.
According to word from Chicago.
II seemed probable Saturday that
state. and perhaps national action,
10 prevent another such death sen
tence" might follow cornore's
Jury exoneration of tho physician.
Tho jury. made up OF doctors,
found n surgeon fully within bis
rights In refusing 10 operate II his
conscience go directed.
Yet tho jury felt the nollinger
hahy'a life could have been saved
by surgery. and that there was
nothing 20 prove. as suggested by
Hai@lden. that the baby would
have grown up mentally and moral.
~ deficient.
Great care should be exercised In
tho future. said the jury. Any doubt
rs TO the future of child should
be determined by "A board. they ad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
STAR man WILL
TRY REV. BROWN
AGAIN SUNDAY

Hello"
Hello. Is this Rev Hugh Elmer
Brown OF tho Pilgrim Congregation.
al church, Well. this in The Star"
"oh. are you tho man who came
to my church last Sunday night
and found It dark? was sorry
about that. But come mp tomor.
row night and youll find us there
to welcome you"
We said we'd be there. to report
the interrupted fifth Of the series
Of our winter church talks.
Rev. Brown said that the first
Sunday OF every other month they
have some sort OF special service.
which knocks out the regular eve.
ming services
The regular members know
about this. just like You know about
the Fourth Of July" he said, but
outsiders get confused. Wen have
TO change II. think"
The Star man VIII tell all about
what sort OF folks attend Hugh
Browns church. and what the
preacher wears and what he talks
about.
It won't be dry church report.
but will be alive with entertaining
and chatty gossip about what hap.
pened during the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
WILSON'S
TYPEWRITER IS
ANCIENT RELIC

WASHINGTON. Nov. When
Presldnet Wilson wriets n
mexsagXe to congRezs II looks
something ike thiX7si
In addition 80 which the ma.
chimes alphabet is badly chewed as
to legs and shoulders. The space
bar suffers from Intermittent par
alysls. Some OF the letters are vir-
tually mute. Others have bold,
black faces.
The ribbon liz about ns fresh and
whole ms a battle flag in museum.
The mechanism generally Ia dc.
crepit, and limps heavily thru the
affairs OF state only under the Sc.
verest presidential goading.
Mr.. Wilson admits IL Is far from
faultless, hut no likes 1t. and he is
very proud OF the fact that II has
no hyphen.
You couldn't get n typewriter
line out OF the president on any ma.
chine but this one-not even with
a dark.lantern and Jimmy.
White House humorists say he
has hand-raised the poor old thing
so long as ~ has developed per-
sonal attachment for It.
II so, II Is the only valuable
attachment It has.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
WOMEN DISCUSS
CIVIC PROBLEMS

Round table discussion of nearly
every civic problem took place at
mass meeting under aus pieces OF
the Seattle Federation df Won.
ems clubs held Friday night at the
Commercial Club
Mrs :. l.. w. Clark deplpred the
fact that the government census
does not recognize the occupation
of housekeeping. and declared the
servant girl problem wonlh never
bo solved until such was not the
case.
Port Commissioner Rkms Serg
spoke on the belt line railway
problem and ID. f. Fryer. c hartman
OF the Municipal league buildings
and grounds committee. ta liked IA.
vorabiy OF tho Hanna billboard or.
dtnAnce,
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mon practice. II certainly has my
ndorsement.--O. J. Kiawitter."
My hear. goes out In loving SYM
PATTY 10 the mother who was brave
enough to say Yes TO the noble and
kind-hearted doctor who wanted TO
act as his conscience dictated
am a mother. and know the depths
of a mothers love. but even that
could not see a child grow TO ma
;urity in he dreadful condition OF
that baby.
"''Tis we'll with the child: =,
His feet. undesiied.
The pathway Of sin never tro6;
His soul had but birth.
And budoed on earth
To bloom In the garden OF Cod
MRS. J. II. r. b."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20

NTH6TUN
The Palace Of Dust tho first
OF the "New Adventures OF Terence
O'Rourke. will head the nsw bill
At the Mission Sunday and thru
Tuesday night Tho new adventures
viii be shown in three episodes
each. each adventure complete In
itsef. but conforming In action to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
Saved by Wireless

A riotous farce on the modern 2ist
century melodrama, with thrills
and glee to each eyeful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20

WATTS, Cal. Nov. 2o.-After
having obtained work on the Comp
ton road by telling the foreman a
tale of restitution and suffering.
Simon Roach dropped his purse, out
OF which popped 5000 In twenties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
BULL MOOSERS
co TO WILSON

NEW YORK. Nov. 20
Whether the Bull Moosers will
be reunited with the repuhil-
cans depends upon the latter,
Medili Mccormick announced
today. following a conference
with Col. Roosevelt.
Many Bull Moosers. he said.
will vote for President Wilson
rather than for Root. whom the
republicans appear to be groom
Ing.
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vised. A board or regency seems
possible, as a result.
Some OF the letters written The
Star follow:
II was human kindness TO the
child 10 let IL die. II did not suffer
in death. and had II lived. what a
life OF misery think IL will be
merciful TO LET all such babies die
as this one did.--Ada Jordan"
III society is 10 be favored. why
not give the doctor full permission
to relieve the world o, such a IA,
Their and mother as the Bollinger
couple proved TO be. But. no, God
IN the grest Giver and Taker OF life.
Or. Haiseiden is murderer, and as
such he viii have to answer to his
heavenly Father.-A Constant
Reader"
Il note with great satisfaction
that DIR. Haiselden has let Mrs. An
ma BollinEer's baby die. after gain
inE tho mothers consent. This
precedent should be followed by all
parents and physicians. ! say. has
ten the day when this will be COM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20

>Ew rHororf-tY MILLS
Aihsmbra-~Msry ftskfsrd and Marsh all
>eitan la Madame Butterfly" drama.
ti~sam~r--Hirhsrd B~uoett ia ~nass,.
a. led ..ssssi.." drama
gsleaisl--Nsdr~y Manson In "fn.pir~-
tion." drama.
arsad-t haftis Ghsciia In "A Night In
shaw
Liberty drama. Martyrs Of
the Alamo. Chester tsnktia sad Mail
~wsin In SAVED by Ntreis~s." comedy.
MAfisen--trnetd DALI ta ts.id Hs-sste~
drama. IA Affair 81 Thr~~ Natt.as.
drama.
Meihoupe-Jaisu. sseser In The Mas
ter - the Haa-~. drama.
Mtssisa--J. waFrea k-rvtx.n In The
rsiaee ~ Dust. drama. Herh~rt ha~-
tin.sn In ~On tho Iwsol." drama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20
Will HIDE THEIR SHAPES

NEW YORK. Nov. 2O.-Mascu.
line curves are TO be kept secret
from Columbia eo-eds. The facui.
ii has banned seant gym suits for
outdoor practice near the dor
niifory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-20

Cook eounty's sheriff was
robbed OF his watch In the
courthouse In Chicago. Most
public officials have plenty OF
time to lose.