The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1910, Page 8

8 THOUSANDS DIE IN FLOOD SAIGON, I ench lodo-Ching, Nav. 22 re than 1,000 native ead or missing as a re ofa Iden flood at Kwa N in res prov € he total of the dead is ex ate eve han 1,000. The property 1 100 boa and being reported After Reading Novel, Girl Shoots Self and May Die! THE STAR—TURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, OKLAHOMA CITY’S WONDERFUL SKYLINE SHOOTS UP IN A FEW MONTHS | | | | | 1910, | THE MARVELOUS GROWTH OF THIS SOUTHWESTERN CiTy 15 SHOWN BY THE CROSSES, EACH MARKING A TALL BUILDING ERECTED SINCE APRIL, 1909. LOUIS, N von Rein with her parents, Bye ® he ) M and M August von Rein, She A t ab 1 and a seamatre ma f the Franco Frasman we Girl Buys Revolver. by | Ww. ct c M Rb i h ah The rev r with which the is t , ait tel safety police weapon, The 1 today pa nae in which it was bought te 4» slight cha f re was found tn the house, indicating N he day afternoon expressly for the pur n de given. w n the pose of taking her | It is a health ee had & w which sells generally for « a as } aren € | vr $i2 A new package of fifty lear There ott A cartridges also was found tn the] of Empire” that would prompt a. girl's room CRIPPEN RESIGNED TO FATE; GALLOWS READY.” i OKI AHOMA CITY, Okla, Nov.) figurative riding toward a commer Sombreroloss, gunless and /¢lal goal wearing store clothes, Oklahoma| !® 1000 Oklahoma City had a pop ulation of 10,037, The census fic City, the fastest growing city In the | ures of 1910 give ft 64.205, on te according to the official |crease of 639 per cent for a ride,| “A time the | slogan aaddle in Okla! ilation of 260,000 by the ity i 30 years old,” fn the the Chamber of homa City Com when hardy men | mores from east and weat and north and years the town has paved at the By United Prose & ortess,” he crack of a pistol, put of atroeta, built 85 mile LONDON, Ne Re © thelr horses and rode for/of electric street railway, erected DMs fate. « dash tind me fe tl ward schools at a coat of $1,600 cence, Dr. H. H. ¢ a seg Be ees ide is to be different--al000, a high schoo! costing $506,000. probably was his last d Enos in the condemned row aie wa ; termine ; 4 to b es e to be (Concluded) 8 to believe th bh ' P |Yaquis join the revolationixts, Ma " would appea the F h law, 18) detro’s chance { success would aring bis name. He! as a prisoner a not! be greatly enhanced t 2 rumors that he} be 1 to leave until] Morgan Alarmed. 1 bis ¢ hanged WASHINGTON, Nov, 22—J. P.| meena? Morgan arrived in Washington to (Dy United Pres) day om iness that is t ed to} ST, PETERSBURG, Nov, 22 WHITE SLAVERS = IN THE PUBLIC EYE irs. icrie syst | Greetet by thousands oF woopine American intere in Mexie m9 | ea and peasants, the ly of oe MONCLOVA, Mext via Eagle | ear Yasnaya Pollana, today An - 1 Nower-etre b " Pass, Texas, Nov. 22.—After dew retrewn coffin was borne Hed ae Frese) > perate t ree Mexican | P88t the sorrowing multitude, heads PORTLAND, ¢ 2 shea 4 by government] ere bar nd noble and peasant victed | see oa tb the alike bowed in reverence prob af i ~ . . cortege had pa The bod George Kavalin, a grad of the es 7 he : ea ig’ the “conus le University of Athens, Greece, and| ware cond yale y , ence it will be b lcutn Tahee, © a ea to tained tae parted r erin aie . . eral was scheduled to aris ta warren nt EL PASO, Tex, Nov. 22—- |vlice this afternoon fhe Gye meh, were the fizkt to After an all night fight near Without pomp or ceremony of any Be convicted under the “white slave traffic act,” passed by congress in June. Kavalin, who was the leader, was sentenced to eight years’ penal servitude, and Takos to six | CENSURE DOUMA. | ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 22 Leaders of the extreme elem y violently censured the nt in respect te memory of Count Tolstot ATTELL’S NEW AiDs. NEW YORK. Nov. 22 Goodman, Jimmy Carroll a Powell are the sparring ' JAMES T. LLOYD. of Misso who will assist Abe Atte! snerat preparations for his bout here ¢, is it Pal Moore. Attell admits be must, os wan the be in good shape to whip Moore Bessie and to his work and he is buckling down oe be in earnest. 4 the STR. BEAR a AS SAFE rc K (Ry United Pree) SAN FRANCISCO, Nov The steamship batter heavy seas, and mut overdue, arrived bh tod. Portland with 450 passenge crew. Owing to heavy gale . North Pacific, the Bear was ; winds and literally fought her way !897. He t ember of the post into port {fice and te < cor eon Mr. Otte Pau cays REPORT NEXT SESSION bought it think it ls the best for seugns| WASHINGTON ae kit | tor Burrow a . that Lor Hutchinson Clearance Sale Clothing $24.50 $17.50 After fresh and perfe we started W.B.Hutchinso Co. ond Av. and Union St n Cor. Sec personal com > lawt rites will be bh ne of the great Parral, scores of revolutioniate were defeated by the Mexican troops, according to unofficial information arriving here to day | Raseinn SUFFRAGETTES RAMPANT. The government casuaities | LONDON, Nov, 22-—A large erowd were reported as slight. The [of suffragettes in the howag, of revolutionists are said to have or today assaulted Peemier lost 14 killed and many wound Asquith and he was saved from ed rough handling only by the arrival Mexican cavalry and rurales were pursuing the fleeing in surgente. of a strong body of police. MEXICO CITY dent Porfirio Diaz nd of the » the field. He Nov. 22 eater victory for the soctal feta than the election of Berger to congress,” say Seattle soctalints f the entencing of Fred Wa editor of the Appeal to Reason, d six pay & $1,000 fine and spen monthe tn jail That rentence could have been don x that Ww ren is a remarkable youn, man of 33, who, during his five years at the of the soctalint Report 27 Kille has pushed {ts circulation LAREDO, Tex. Nov 00 copies to past the half ition mark When the United States supreme | | make more! antry than any- | Kan., affirmed sente *. so Warren goes to jail . curt decided against the appeal Sanaa ae $4 for habeas egrpus in the case of Mayer and Haywood, Wa * Serafin daha cached here to-|ing the cuse of ex-Gov Rae tay ak wn : tucky, wanted for the muf gy shied iu | of Gov. Goebel, as similar, offered si t to be the | @ reward ¢ 1,000 for Taylor's kid ening guy a nation wide re } eas ing into the jurisdiction of Ken | har acky courts | “I was working on the Appeal Fight at Parral | - EL PANO, Tex. Nor A| WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE. | force of revolutionista, fully armed| Water will be shut off in the | ed, has occu the | district betw rman and Jack h ay. B. to rom 9 a. m Ninth unt edn thakedhe t WILL INVESTIGATE CASE by miners, sacked PASADENA, Cal, Nov, 2% ” eh e at Pa And a” Allen lice x os at ¥ Pa 1 i he 1 leading ! 5) expe nd ¢ arceny charg temen f h Ge cerreunn taeey, nociies Frestsent| Meme. Aida to Beauly TAFT COMES BACK NEWSIEs DANCE THURSDAY : thes Ane 1 | ? I ‘ 1 er tt tt tk tk tt tk * . | aie ° * GOATS BURNED UP ~ vs * ’ t wa 4.4 ~ m time . ) * x t fe non * rrita * know e . * ' 4 * * I lle * ne—1ag + F C.F . Both he Ke the way from * m the te * Port Raymond, Wash., * MMe cleoty ® last ptembe A Northern * Grune Pi ur ca fire, It % | * got the goa each of the * ake! * goa Bulger t it * in Fos * this morning recover their * nay * val which ays 16 $1,000 W| the * i & aplece . ft “ d come"y™ | * | hire ation will keep thie [Ry an oe 40 churches at a cost of $2,000,000, | $1,750,000, The lots alone are valued); There was that man who needed a} LAURELHURST 4 YESLER ANNEXES persona, » pain are miles ang u ' 000, were ; ry © lant wight pe | ne includes w a Ih At | of le | n, B. G, a f Dr. Francia ¥ ested in % ome OD & Charge of bezs oN ve tt ncerned. a t erned. He ston today ¢ ff Sappin ca s i He Roneoe, tartner, re here this afternoon jHection with the alleged: |8 a t ‘on of the Hubbely at Darna a public Hbrary at $150,000, and 11 | at $1,600,000. | mule and traded some town lots for! cipal ct - core firat class hotels, one 10 stort Two men filed on the lot ocew |it. On that mule he rode away and | abe rest wag . high, with another 10-etory hotel in| pled by the 0,000 Btate National he hasn't come back The lots | Roseoe that he had course of construction. Bank building, now valued at|were sold in 190€ for $140,000, and| ame f money playin Morris, & Co. are operating a| $160,000 upon them now stand 10-ntory | The jen are “s $5,000,000 packing plant and Sulz The Pioneer building coat $225,000 | hotel, which the owner valuew, with | the with burger & Bons a building one to|and the lots are valued at $40,000 the ground, at $750,000 | clain have 7 cost an equal amount jto $50,000, C. A, Galbraith, first In the sky line te stands the! Building permits for the first 10| territorial attorney general, sold! American National Bank building,| month of 1910 total $4,621,9% the lots in 1906 for $12,600 and be-|erected at a cost at the original | Ih he was getting @ top price Colcord building 0 in fling fees,| Not all of the men who came to | 000, the $140,000 1 stand in Oklahoma City today| Oklahoma in that first mad rush |othere—all erected buildings erected at & cost of|acroas the rich. | months, vw: ssoenma _. SENDING WARREN TO JAIL CALLED SOCIALIST VICTORY plains became of $190,000 which cost $2366 aun building, ar ANOTHER VIEW OF TRAIN BLOCKADED AT ALLENTOWN. |WELL, WELL, TURKEYS ARE COMING DOWN There will be no turkey famine| Ray Langer, in Seattle. What is better yet, the Butler hotel barbe —- |}Thankegiving Day birds will) be morning ff at the time,” aald Bruce Rogers, cheaper than they have been for in Justice of Seattle, a member of the party |three years, Yesterday the price |ing the Sunday clc here, “and Warren took the down from 35 to 32 cents, and tter up with the local postmas xpected that the market price | shaved two m: rT, and he Anyhow, tt ment arrest day Judge court, ollock ruled it was mailable 9 down as low as 28 cents. day, October postotfice depart. Twelve car saded yes. the case go direct 1 Warren, and yester- terday con stern Oregon the peace he aske at Fort and Washingtor Portland of a lower | producers offering to [thousands of birds by morning, after b unload | ut the tomorrow ldtet_ ‘of guilty. ed FF1F0$0 F don's court for violat| ‘BARBER FINED FOR SUNDAY WORK proprietor of the was this r she ind cor ng law Langer was charged with having | Send for Free Trial and in his shor Instead of to the justice 4 for a jury. Thi min jurymen brought the ver- ing out 15 PENNSYLVANIA STATION |= In New York City’s Busiest Spot BECINNING NOVEMBER 27,1910 trains at Consult Agents for particulars, or telephone or call at Pennsylvania's Seattle City Passe AS. 3. 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