The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1909, Page 5

ST ALLEGED GAY TED BY DEGENER {a EMEN WANTED HERE Workers Mrs. Mabel Mitchell Ac- Angered! cuses James B. Mitchell ts Made in) of Bigamy—-He Loved First Wife's Picture. } | and 1,200 men met He caressed another woman's meeting at Arcade He told me {ft was the Ao makes protest) pnoto of his sister, Now I learn and jailing of LW. W. for speak at Spokane } that it was a picture of his wife.’ This is the tearful atory told yee was held under the corday to Assistant Prosecuting local eae the | Attorney Lundin by Mrs, Mabel areas Of the | Mitchell, who has apartments at ‘; A socialistic |the Archibald hotel. As a. result, kersevery police department in the geal nm Jor.) United States se today notified Resolu-|to arrest James 6B. Mitchell, al B Holmes. were introduced e gay deceiver of women, on a great enthusiasm harge of bigamy committed by Meat the constitu: his marriage with the complaining Died States Was being Witness in Seattle July 13, 1907 Hesides being hunted by the po- on a bigamy charge, Mitchell is the quarry tn a long chase by private detectives employed by bus iness men whom he ts alleged to have fleeced in difierent cities that ho has visited. Learned of Another Wife. We were married in Seattle by Rev. Dr. Matthews,” sald Mrs. Mitchell, who is 24 years old. “He told me that the picture he fondled the constitution) was that of his dead sister, who establishment | was Killed in the panic at the burn thers fought and) ine of the Iroquois theatre in Cht cago. I have learned that the ple we, the assem-/iure was not that of his sister, but pledge our! of Garnet Wear Mitchell, to whom and other! hn. was married eight yoars ago. e for freedom | and with whom he lived for several years at Walsenburg, Colo “I have learned that my husband deserted his first wife in May, 1907, and went to California, then to San Francisco, where I met him. We were married a short time after ward in Seattle, and Itved happily juntil four weeks ago, when, while }in Tacoma, I discovered that he had another wife.” Wife No. 1 Was Deserted. Mrs. Mitchell learned through an prney that Mra. victor Jackson, 12156 Alki av. West Seattle, knew Ibe city authorities of pesolutions are as fol i ‘That we, citizens of i in & meeting fr the purpose, protest and oppression | Ww are being sub for exercising to the people; we denounce were ordered sent to the) taken up and assist in fight- of the men KETS the average prices Wholesalers oe that Mitchell had another wife ments sad feed. from whom he had never been ll a Pie “resins tel iegaily separated. Mrs. Mitchell bat we to Seattle to see ber, and }was told that Mra. Jackson two me ago received a letter from | i No. 1 at Colon, Pan | fama, where she is living with a WM jbrother. She told a story of negtect and désertion similar to that of} Mitehell No. | hell stated that the Jast heard of her hustand was through | a San Francisco newspaper, in} | which he was portrayed as living | a fast life, in which the victims of | his wiles were Paes Mra. Mrs. Mi { THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1909. ets ANOTHER DELAY _| that the work wit ANNOUNCED|"™ wad ts BRANCH LIBIAT PLA or Than act} Renton & § sther fn Rail way company in running tt cars | the range that es pleasure to the b housewife, a range that ‘p Fourth ay. He saya that°the! At a meeting of the park board | ! ; ? back On An agreement made be | tween the two companien to allow public brary board took, up the the EMPRESS MALLEABLE with itg absolute air-tight con nis connections at Fourth av, and Proposition of placing” branch ° P Main at. to cross the Seattle Elec. Wbraries at each of the public play truction is perfect in baking rie tracks fle courte : artes | MPRESS M : : and are all ready, Mr. Crawford sand other equipment for grown-upa range in the world. We positively guarantee to the consumer that says that the matter will be are to be installed at the play haus 1 siraighsonéd: outta & few nye ace |tonde two inches of coal spread evenly over the top of the grates in “2 - _ an EMPRESS MALLEABLE range will give you more heat and betters results than five or six inches of the same coal utilized or (Special Steamship Announcement ind The Western Steel Corporation has chartered the fast and modern steamship HYAK and beginning to- orrow will place her on the Seattle-Irondale-Port wnsend run, giving a double daily service between HE REMOVES MARKS OF AGE LIVINGSTON’S NATURAL METHOD OF PAINLESS FACIAL RESTORATION SIM- PLE ANDO EFFECTIVE. 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Bridge & Co. duplicated in Seattle Largest Clothiers on the Coast First and Yester—TWQ) ENTRANCES—First and Yesler tore, ED a eee HONH0 0000080000008 HE AUOSEOOHEOOEOAEOUH HEUAEOCEUHSEALUAAUEAEEASS burned in anyother range made IPRESS MALLE st we will place an E, ABLE, in home on a thirty days’ free range your te your old range or heater taken as part payment, allowing you liber ally for it three extraordinary dining table speciats for the week— $5.70 regular price 90.00 —yory, neat style pedestal dining table; has On ¥ square center $5.25 reaular price 65.25 ucted, six-foot extensic dining table pictured here ts of extra five neatly turned six-foot extension k or weathered; « well-cons finished in golden oak or in exactly “ike picture: “Well” constructed ver, tive dining rob 42-inch top, nicely carved te throughout; finished in golden oak or in table, and 4 good value at the reg ee pleture: regular price $4.26 weathered: regular price $8.00 of $8.00; speclaily priced for the wclally priced for the week ly prt or the week A wok —there are more than a hundred different styles buffets here seme for you to choose from! $16.80 " © price $25.75 reguinr price #24. an excellent buffet va Ob in Seew nant Galles tx mate af 4 particularly good and pleasing | —® splendid quarter-sawed oak quarter-rawed oak, polished in {4 quarter-sawed oak and | atyle buffet, exactly like picture; | buffet, finished in golden or in jen or finished in earty En- | In golden or in early | solid quar@r-sawed oak, finished early English; exactly Itke pte- gitsh; exactly like picture; top | wip m mere att in golden or in early English; ture; graceful shaped top stand- drawer lined for silverware; | large French bevel edge mirror; ards; two top drawers lined for French bevel edge mirror; well an excelient ‘sales at the regu- silverware; French bevel edge constructed throughout, regular abinete and a commodt mirror; swell shaped drawers; rico $26.75, spectally price drawer ular pri lar price of $33.50; specially claw feet: regular price $34.50: ‘or the $18.5 pecially prt ced for priced for the $22 15. specially priced for WOOK ceseoee vee the week vsss+. week ’ a 1 the Week s.csesees . -the membership list first chine of our EMPRESS Sewing Ma- Club will soon close. 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