The Seattle Star dated November 2, 1909

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nn NO, 217. MILLER QUSTED IL AUN FOR MAYOR His Reasons for astis to the Call of to Seek Nomination for Highest City a...

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paca: oo ecstatic 7. AMERICANS WIN GOOD MONEY ABROAD This Year's Invasion of the British Turf a Financial Success—Whitney...

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RPE T ‘ HE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. L b, , 1909 1 "PROSECUTIONS ARE WORTH WHILE J 7 | IF NOBODY GOES 70 JAIL,” WILL WAL E

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THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1909 ek eae eal ANS ‘The “Candidacy of Mr. Bouillon In response to a demand that has made...

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THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1909 “HOT DOGS AND MUD!” ORDERED 1" - > ‘ i | ee ° 15 COLLEGE ARISTOCRATS | (£00 Mo :) | ae,

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sae waa ae aerate estat nit ls KILLED tila HOUSEKEEPER JAMES LOGAN, SPOKANE BACH ELOR, UNDER ARREST FOR MURDER, SPOKANE, Nov,

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LD fo aNG I ra WT CROWDED IN BOTH NEW) pois AND SAN FRAN: vo cisco TODAY. PAY NILLER PROTESTS ~ HIS INNOCENCE (Conctuded.)

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sbi THE STAR—TUESBDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1909 s LONDON SANYAL — ae seule the Whole Family Down and Let Them Share the Wonderful...

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ECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR) yis SECOND IN CHAMPIONSHIP ; —— runner up in; re Barlow was pe national woman's

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THE STAR-—TURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1909 SS TT THIS OLD MAN AND WOMAN | a (asses [sss nonne_ [_eemnnees__sereseet Wp ED THE FIVE