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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-30
JACK WALLACE
BLAMES LISTER

John n. Wallace. former
state industrial insurance com
missioner, In statement 10
sued Monday. declares that ne
warned Gov. Lister of the
faulty system lnauauratsd over
hia protest by former Commits
sloners Baaaet and Ernst.
which eventually resulted In
lootina the state fund.
Wallace was one Of the men who
wrote tho Industrial Insurance act
lie Is an influential member OF the
miners union. and was appointed
az the labor representative on ia.
first commission. holding over At
Tho beginning OF Listers term.
Lister finally removed him when
tho commissioners failed 20 hsr.
moslEe. ana Wallace declares thai
Il was because he protested against
tho lax system that his removal
was caused
The new commission. he says.
allowed the claim agent. Gilliss. To
pass on all claims. Before that. two
OF the commissioners uGed to check
up on Gliiies Under the new sys.
TEN. one commissioner signed his
%. X" without even investigating
tho claims. Wallace charges.
Wallac. also protested against
the methods employed by Ernst
and nagFeit 70 "dicker' with claim.
ants Tor smaller payments than the
law prescribed. thua depfiving In
Iircd worSmen OF Just compenaa.
ton.
Il warned the commission and
Gov. Lister OF the very possibility
OF iooting the Industrial insurance
fund. which actually took place.
and my letters TO them will show
that emphaticsliy." said Wallace.
Wallace will take the stump for
Gov. Mcbride and will campaign
among the iaborinE classes during
tho coming week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-30
Oddities of the News

SAN RAFAEL. Calf . man
to his wife, This IL the question
put up to Superior Judge Took for
decision by Mrs. Clara Conley. who
Is seeking a divorce.
SAN FRANCIsc.-Robers Rhea
sued the Western Auto Electric
Co. for damages when he "barked
his shins" on a desk In the com
pany's office, and II threw him In.
to a tit OF apoplexy.
NEW YoRk--When ixxy Weis.
man told the Judge he did not steal
the duck found under his coat. the
duck said "Quack. quack," and as
the Judge felt that way about II.
too. weisman was held for trial
PORTLAND. Nets nothing
to see man wandering around
looking for police headquarters.
bat It's something else TO see police
headquarters wandering around
looking for a man New York oops
have Just built $4,000 police
headquarters barbor ship.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 700 OF
them. have been provided for the
dinner 20 be given here today for
President Wilson. Not chickens OF
the Broadway type. but fried South
ern style.
ALLIANCE, O.--Machie Bruseo
promised visits from the stork on
the payment of a generous sum.
Several "would-be dads" paid. but
no stork. Now the police are In.
vestigating.
CIEvElANO.-This city has
been terrified by an empty re-
volver. Three boys. alleged auto
mobile bandits. under arrest. said
they never loaded their reyolvers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-30

in her personally.
Upon my first stage appearance.
did not realize | had To give
credit for my presence there to
Earnest Lawton's sudden infatua-
ton for me. ! thought he fell I'm
love with me. as did with him. at
the rehearsals.
ON the morning after Earnest
called me up and asked IL | had
seen the papers. praised me. and
then told me rehearsal had been
called for one o'clock.
But thought we were thru re-
hearsing.' said fretfully was
tired and did not want to dress and
go out.
My dear child. did you not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-30
BOOZE At MARKET

After tracing down n series OF
clues. dry squad officers discovered
a source OF supply of whisky In a
stall in the White market. f1fih ave
and piae St. Saturday night There
half case OF pint bottled goods was
found. Charles Davidson. stall pro
prietor. and Edward Bird. hotel por
ter. we're arrested. Bird IN alleged
to have been an outside man for
Davidson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-30
LISTER DENIES that
he ASKED sweeney
FOR"WET" SUPPORT

With only seven days re.
naming for campaign work. the
oubernstorisl eontes, 10 assum-
ing more intense rivalry than
any other In the state. u being
generally conceded now tina,
Wilson Will carry Washington.
Two interesting eontribu-
tons 10 the campaign were
trottsd out by Z. r. Sweeney,
chairman OF the COMMITTEES OF
100. which Ia favorino Initiative
Gill No. "a. the hotel meme
booze bill. and by Julius zitteli
Of Spokane. whom Gov. Lister
had favored for state chair.
man.
Sweeney. who Is proprietor OF th'
savoy and Butler hotels. Declare
hat IN 1919 Gov. Lister solicite,
he support OF the hotel men.
lie told me he was man o
LIBERAL ideas says the sweenel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-30

statement Il went into the mat
ter FUZZY with Mr. Lister Prohlbi'
ton was then beginning to be talk
ed Of II was important 20 us 10
have man In the governors
chair who was friendly 10 us. Hay
had gone ca record rs being IN IA
yor OF prohibition. aud we did not
want him Al result OF my talk
with Mr. Lister. the Washington
State Hotel association Endorsed
him. and spent money on his cam
paign.
Told II 20 Sweeney"
After ais election he not only
Told II TO sweeney but he also
told II To a committee OF hotel peo-
Pile who called on him regarding
some hotel legislation. The com
mittec was composed OF Ben Nor
man OF the Spokane. Yakima. and
Tacoma hotels. I'D Kennedy OF the
Kennedy hotel In Seattle. ". q.
King. then of the Butler hotel.
Charles Perry. then OF the Rainier.
Grand. and two others whose
names nj the moment / do not ro.
member"
Sweeney denies he sent tcle-
gram To the Place ilCtel company
In Montana To the effect that the
vets" scored a victory with Me
Brides nomination. lie says he
never heard OF such company in
his life. and that he iayors neither
Mcbride nor Lister
Lister Denies II Fiatiy
Gov. Lister denies the Sweeney
charges absolutely. saying he new
or had the taih with Sweeney
which the latter claims aud that
pfohibitica was In no wise AN issue
la 1912
Tina, $4,000 Fund
The Zittell statement relates 90
tho 10000 fund raised by Listers
friends Ia pay off note held by
"a Portland bank. The bank threat
ened TO bring suit. Zittcll says. and
IL was believed enemies OF the GOV.
ernor were planning 10 discredit
him thereby, This Was year
ago Listers friends then subscrib
cd TO "a fund TO pay II cff without
his knowledge
No employees Of the state werc
compelled 10 make any contribu.
tion. but II was voluntary act OF
friendship. Zittell points 10 the
fac, that Lister paid interest on
tho note for three years while gov.
ernor without any attempt TO raise
II as campaign contributions from
hts subordlnates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-30
BAD SPRAINSOR
MUSCLE STRAIN
Rub Pain. Ache. Soreness and
Swelling Right Out With
st Jacobs Oil"

Rut IL on n sprained ankle. wrist.
shoulder. back or a sprain or strain
anywhere. that's when you realize
the magic In old. honest st. ia.
cobs' OIL. because the moment II Is
applied. out comes the pain. ache.
soreness and swelling IL pene.
trates right into the injured
muscles. nerves. lIgaments. ten
dons and bones. and relief comes
Instantly. II not merely Kills pain.
but soo,hes aud heals the injury 30
quick recovery Is effected
Get n small trial bottle OF st.
Jacobs OIL" right now Mt any drug
store and stop suffering. Nothing
else sets things straight 80 quick.
ly--so thoroughly. I, Is the only
application. To- rub on n bad sprain.
strain. bruhe or swelling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-30
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

know that plays are not written.
but rewritten? Every scene that
produced laugh last night will be
nursed and two laughs gotten out
OF H.
Earnest. please don't joke. I'm
horribly tired. IL seems as tho
must just sleep all day.
We'll. YOU can't. was the some
what unfeeling answer. You must
take the bitter with the sweet. You
have had lots OF sweet in the news
papers this morning. Now come.
baby. and take your medicine like
a good child
And truly, Margie. ii was very
bitter medicine had to take
(To be continuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-30

Attempts we're being made today
TO dislodge the schooner yacht La
viaiere from the shore at Shan.
mons point. In the Strait OF Juan
10 Fuca. The boat was blown
lshore Sunday. while attempting to
pass the yawl Gwendolyn H.. in the
race for the John Graham trophy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-30

Los ANGELES. oct. 30.-City
Marshal 4. Il. Mazer. of San Ga.
biiel. was perhaps fatally wounded
today ana two Nexlcans recciv d
gunsbot wounds when Mazer and
other officers attempted to inter.
vene In brawl participated In by
nearly 100 Mexicans. A number
OF MexIcans were arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-30

because they might go off
NEVADA CITY. Cal.--Anythina
to please the wife s. H. Brocku.
mir drove 70 Marysville to an Elks'
party. Finding II was a dance and
that ladies' we're invited. he drove
so miles In an automobile TO take
his wife TO the party.
HUNTINGTON. w. va.-sstur-
day Teamster BIZ Garner adyer.
tised himself "a pretty man
loot Ing for a wife" Today he Is
scared man looking for home.
lie ran away after the 250th reply
came.
EAST LIVERPOOL. ohio---lts
not only the food but the dish that
costs more. With food prices soar.
ing. pottery makers announce an
increase In the cost Of tableware,
cLEVELAND--An all night gay
White Way Il promised for Cleve-
land. White lights used 10 be
turned out at midnight. when the
folks went To bed. but holdups be.
came numerous. nov they'll burn
all night
LADELpHiA-An undeiiv.r.
ed clay letter. written by a master
to his servant 1900 years before
Christ. has Just been opened and
resd by a Babylopia expert at Penn.
sylvania university. Some mail
service,
NEW YORk-Enrico Carvso Is
said To have spent nearly $4,000 AZ
the Italian bazaar held for tho ben.
eft OF the entente allies. The ba.
zaar lasted only two nights. but
Caruso was a constant attendant
and spender.
CLUMBUs. ind.-Tre only root
garden church In the world Is a
failure. The Central ChristiJn
church which had roof garden AZ
an added attraction will be sold TO
pay debts.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90 too
far" said Police Inspector Shattuck
when he issued a warning that
women should not be allowed to
masquerade in mems clothing on
Halloween.
WASHINGTON-M Woodrow
Wilson has had several thousand
tulip bulbs set out in the White
House gardens. They won't bloom
until after March 4.
WASHINGTON England and
Austria are fighting shoulder to
shoulder In Washington. Their
embassies are listed among the
objectors TO a new business block
going up In their exclusive residen.
tial neighborhood
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NOTICE TO cREoiToRs.

In the '. q. Commissioners Court for the Territory of Alsska, Second Judicial Division, Cape Homs Precinct fn Probate.
 In The matter Of tho estate Of Josspb D Jourden. dscssssd.
 Notice Is hereby given by the under signed. oxecutor Of the last will and testament Of Joseph D. Jourden, de. e"hned. to the creditors Of. and to all persons having claims against the said docshsed. 10 exhibit to said executor their claims with the neceasary vouoh- ers. within six months from the date Of this notice. at his office in Nome. Alaska.
 Dhted nt Nome. Alaska lhis 18th dhy of January. 1916.
 q. J. LoMEN, hxecutor of the Last Will and Tosta- mont of Joseph D. Jourdon, dsoessod. Jan. iS, zs, Fab. 2, Q
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 Ban on Labor Of Love.
 II has been tbs custom for the post- masters. as sH accommodation t1 inc @itizHns. to receive ard distribute mail -'Wf1sn Il steamship from Seattle hap D'ned to arrive after the regular cios-
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Classified Ads.
All Classified Ads Must bs Paid 10,
 in Advance.
FOR af.Le.

FOR SALE--A Sullivan N. B. II. and
 Beauty diamond core drills with com pists equipment. These drills are prac. tically new. VIII sell ono or all for less than half their cost. Addres Ss4s
 CIsnnsns avenue, St Zsuis, Ns
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AT THE NEW EAGLE,
rh0ruif Lehman

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 Hillard c. Spence. nephew. Worked in the office of tho railroad commis. sion at Seward and Anchorage for 6 short time, salary not known. He won't with the floating court as bailiff and did not receive much compensa- lion
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