The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1912, Page 3

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Amer rris, ite trainer, caused him to the animal, according to charges made by the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cru elty to Animals. Mra. Nages ix the wife of the animal's owner, who had it on exhibition. The chimpansee had an affection for Mra. Nages that was almost human Norrie considered the beast bis particular pet and treated it Ike a child. The animal's marked preference for Mrs. Nages angered the he seized an iron bar uek the animal on the head. skull was fractured. TO INDIANAPOLIS (My Vetted Prose Leased Wire? LOS ANGELES, Sept. 24.--That Ortie McManigal, confessed dyna- miter, who was arrested several months ago, together with the Me- Namara brothers in connection with Company Blots Town Off Maryland Map BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 4.—An the residents of the town of Cono Wingo, Md., have been ordered to vacate their houses at once, The entire village has been purchased bY & power development company and will be flooded in connec a with the erection of a big power dam across the Susquehanna river. The population of Conowingo is about 400. AtFountains & Elsewhe a Ask for oe HORLICK’S The Original and Genuine | MALTED MILK The Feod-arink for All Ages. At restaurants, hotels, and fountains, Delicious, invigorating and sustaining, Keep it on your sideboard at home. Don't travel without A quick lunch prepared in a minute. Take no imitation. 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Embezzled $620,000 —Dies in Poverty NEW YORK, Sept. 24.—Death In poverty has come to Cornelias Lan- sing Alvord, called by many the “Prince of Embezziers,” who in 1901 pleaded gullty and was sent to Sing Sing priron after a trial tn this city for embezzling nearly ¥ 000 from the First National bank. Alvord died in his humble home at Lockport, N. Y.. where he essay- ed a quiet life after being freed from Sing Sing. The only defense Alvord made at bis trial was con- tained in the sentence: “It was not $700,000, as charged, that I KNOX IN STORM N wW YORK, Sept. 24.--Secretary of State Philander C. Knox, who ‘has sailed from Japan, ix probably in deadly peril today, Knox left Yokohama for the United States just before a typhoon came today, evered all communica "s vessel is in the storm THE MARKETS id by th price.” Prices In all subject to variation freshness and general these prices, uniem cated, are for str Kare—Moy ese, ranch Fratt—s ere jew apples lencla oranges ‘ is Price, Py i need Meate—selting Chucks é Loins, No. 1, full eut.. 1, No. 1 No.1 . steer. Fore, steer Rounds Ox to Liver Heart. Mutton— gE e—— Dressed hogs Trimmed siden .. Short Shoulde' 7 Liver sausage Bologna ... Tubs . Carrots, local .r Beets, local . Turnips, sack natoes, 20-Th, Cauliflower, Wheat hay . Bran . Shorts Whole Cracked corn Middiin, Rolled mixed ‘sate and barley f TO DELICATE FLAVOR RETAINED From GARDEN TEACUP The flavor tells the story. The flavor of Ridg- ways Teas speaks vol- umes. You detect the superiority in the first sip. 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