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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
The Voting
Is Heavy
MORE THAN 1000 BALLOTS WE
RE RECEIVED MONDAY IN THE
STARS SCHOOL TEACHERS
CONTEST
CONTEST

Another big day In the teachers
contest
CA Saturday more than 5000 bal
lots were left At The Star office.
while Monaay. ap tiil o'clock. more
than 9.00a votes had been received.
The stsn=votr~ coupon published
Saturday wAs partly responsible. al
though hundreds ~ the single eoa-
pona were aiso received. Scores Of
subscriptions also came IN. emitting
the candidate voted for 10 the btK
vote coupons.
The special coupon brought into
the race and others win probably
be added a. the contest goes on
Mlns MetcaR atiii rstaiaA her
lead. although she was twice dis
placed b. Miss johnson during the
Monday morning count Misses Me-
afIilan. Chase. Nichols and buckley
are closely punched and are BEING
voted for heavily every day.
Dont ferK.s that ths ooupons are
all dated nov End nnst BE vetea
zithln one seek from ths day they
Appeared In The Star. Tor example.
the coupons IN las, Saturdays star
must not be turned in later than
neat Saturday.
Following W. the Standing Of the
leaders Ia the race 20 date.
Name. School
Miss Lillian Metcalf. ....ss Cascade
sfias bertha johnson 80. sfntsriaks
Miss MrMIlian ............ naiiard
Miss Lou Chase ....s. HEaiia Walla
/ Miss A. Frances Nichols Rainier
sfiss Nellie buckley ..s....s Central
Miss Hawktns. .s....... Green Lake
I Niles Fuller Wziia WaiiA
Mites Nellie Catl.s.sss..... Dunlap
Miss Wiley ....s.ss.+s.... 8. ballard
Miss Meta Armour Columbia
Miss Alice TURNER 80. Lonsfeiiov
Miss 10 Hart .s+....s Seattle High
Miss Pearl iiacen. .....E Beacon hiii
sfiss draee Hall ..s.....s Cascade
aiiss fiiunehs nanin. Seattle Hish
Miss Dora Hines ..........=.,.. Roy
Miss Maynard ..s.ss.sss..s Everett
Aiiss Rachel Hyiand. Central
Miss Bunker .ss..-.-... South Park
Miss Mabel rsettiston Isongfsilew
Mise Annie ". Bell 5000. Olympic
Miss Nellie Pomsroy ..........R Ross
SITS Pearl Preach $1,000. Mercer
Miss Madison ......sss.sB v. Day
Miss Agnes Conlon ouenn Anne
asism Ednn Harrta Warren Ave.
NfiHa Nina Moore $4,000. INTERPLAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

..ossa AZ r,u HEAD or rHe RICHEST NAN BY the
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= KINGS eHARAereRsfles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

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Grand Dark
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s.sss,,sssrlse Association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

:, irsslE ALLEN FOWLER,
-. lsasins Phreeeleslst Of
america.
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WINNINGS SPECIALS

50 vindgw and Saturdays al.
Dr. speeixi prices ON garden Hose
fesxr vs aid fish baskets. vises.
Eksiar bicycle saddles. q. 4 ]. tires
AZ mail boxes. You have until
~ ziE 10 take advantage Of these
yrees We viii add more Items
swy aaF.
fL9 Fish Baskets o.. Use
Us F1sA Baskets ....-.... 0De
Vie Flsk Baskets .........ef.l9
fLH Bo1ney Wise ..........75e
~ Wheeier RAISED back Saddle
- - ..s--...ssas.sssss. l-Au
z lroa NAL Bux f3e
~ @ { J. Heavy Tread Tires
-s-s...-.sss..- s-s--.z-...k3 -oo
IAere are four seasons In the
~. spring. Summer. Autumn and
Water There are four events IN
snn's he. Is, birth. md marriage.
= kotocye tfh deaih. Riding
led molor gives one more plea
~ than the other three coEnbinrd
Ns hare an Iadian that ws ulll
" fbr $4,000 on terms OF So o.
tFa and $500 q week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

,c,.,.nasa fon Yesterday
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
A BRAND NEW COUNTY
pany.

The project for consolidating large of Los An
gees county with the city is causing a good deal of
anxiety in San Bernardino county. 1t revves subject
that has caused less agitation for several years
in the part of that county and the eastern part
of Los Angeles county. That is scheme to create
new county by taking liberal slices off the two counties
named Pomona is especially ambitious to pose as
new county seat. Through its influence in a large de-
gree the legislature made provision for test vote
to decide upon the county project but the COVER
nor poceted the bill and thus defeated the plan for
time
Pomona's ambition is encouraged greatly by the Los
Angeles consolidation project Bernardno is dis
turbed correspondngy The San Bernardino SUM- voic-
in public opinion in it's territory says LOS Angeles
is determined on a combined city and county govern
ment with territory including Pasadena the east and
reaching the south and west that the circle of the
new city county shall swing around all the coast
towns and suburbs from Santa Monica to Long Beach"
The remainder of Los Angeles county, according to
the Bernardino view would be material to be
incorporated in county to the eastward for which
a large amputation of San Bernardino area would be
necessary Not that the socalled Imperial county, is
of square mileage, for it has enough to supply
area for half dozen little states, but the new county
project would call for parting with large part of the
countys territory now available for agriculture.
It is quite probable that in view of the increasingly
favorable circumstances another attempt will be made
in the next legislature to sprout a county with
Pomona the hub
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
GARNERED PLFASANTRIES

Wigg-"They say he has been disap-
pointed in love-" Wagg-"Yes; he
thought she had money" ."-Philadel-
phia Record.
Cobwigger-"Henpec home ties
seem rather irksome." Merritt-"Es-
pecially the neckties his wife makes
for him."-Harper's Eazar.
did you ever contribute to a cam
paign fund.-" mot consciously. But
I have paid premiums on life in
surance policy. ."-Washington Star.
DR.. Jones-"Well, we doctors have
many friends in this world" DR.. Smith
-"And many enemies in the other."--
Cleveland Leader.
He-"They say that people who mar
ry soon grow to look alike" She
"Then you must consider my refusal
as tinal."-Chicago News.
Instead of begging" said the kind
lady, you should save up something
for a rainy day." "If I did, lady,"
said Remorseful Robert, "it would be
just my luck fer there to come a long
drought. ht."-Indianapolis Star.
Music Teacher-"That boy of yours
gives promise of being great clarinet
player" Boys Father-"Great Scotti
I supposed all the time he was merely
trying to get back at the family in
the fate above ours, where they keep
graphophone and a parrot.
Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
FORWOMEN
Velvet Sleeves


1t is quite possible that velvet sleeves
will be used with cloth frocks that
have other touches of velvet, says a
letter from London. How far the sug-
gestion will succeed remains to be seen,
but if it does become fashionable, wom-
en- who have frocks to renovate may re-
joice.
Velveteen walking suits promise to
be very popular, and the good quail
ties of chiffon velvet and all silk NOUS
seine velvet are in demand even at this
early date. Some of the new VelvetS
show a shadowy ripple almost like
modified moire effect over their sur
faces.
New Style of Waist
A new waist has been devised in
which there is no opening except the
neck. 1t Is adapted to soft silk and
cloths, and to wash material. The waist
may be made in any model, but always
has deep inverted plait on the should
ers. A double line of tiny buttons fas-
tens the edges of the plaits, and when
these are unbuttoned the extra cloth Is
released, the opening is large enough
for the head and shoulders to slip
through. For children's dresses the
model is to be especially commended. 1t
is also we'll adapted to collariess
blouses.
The Seasons Ties
Tie fancy ties this season will be.
principally, long ends in the front. Some
of the old styles are still in vogue;
old favorites cannot be discarded, but
some of the very newest are exceeding
ly pretty. They have a good deal of
style about them, too. The designs
run pretty much the same in silk and
linen.
A Chestnut Charlotte
Boil and shell chestnuts, remove the
skins, and rub the nuts through a
colander Sweeten to taste and beat to
q soft paste with little cream. Form
the mixture INTO a pyramid in the CEN
ter of chilled dish and heap sweetened
whipped cream about 1t.
Lingerie Pillows
Lingerie pillows, or rather pillows
covered with lingerie slips, may not lull
one to a pleasanter repose than those
of heavier material, but they are the
fad at present. They are generally of
fine French handkerchief embroidery,
showing initials and delicate fiowe,
borders and wreaths, although there
are many other forms of decorative
hand work. some showing complicated
designs in flowers that almost cover the
pillow. When the linen slips are open
work a handsomer pillow covering is
called for underneath than has hitherto
been the rule.
Wardrobes for Pet Dogs
For several years the Parision dog
owners have We'd in the matter Of
clothing their pets, until the contest
seems to have come to temporary end
ing in such inventions as nightgowns,
linen underclothing, woolen and stand
ing collars with ties like those worn
by man.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
Miss Della Fahey

That the members of the choir of the
Cathedral of st. Vibiana are most Sue
cessful entertainers was again dem
onstrated last evening at the reception
rendered by them to the Young Ladies'
sodality and the Young Mems society
of the cathedral parish, in the paroch-
ial school hall. About 200 guests were
present.
A delightful musical program was
given in which the members of the
choir took part as follows: Tenor solo.
IF l But Knew" Bernard Hopkins;
baritone solo, Absent" William Pond;
piano solo "Terentelle," Miss Frances
Dilger; tenor solo, THE Rosary"
James Fox; piano duet, Poet and
Peasant" Misses Kittie and Norma
Bell; baritone solo Verdi" S. Fla;
soprano solo, "Speiring," Miss Welsh;
cOntralto solo, 1.-THE Dream" Miss
Edna Masonave; quartet, Heart" and
Loves Young Dream" Miss Klink-
hammer, soprano; Mrs. James Sheri
dan, alto; james Fox, tenor; Charles
Collins, bass
Rev. T. F. Fahey, the diocesan choir
master and who is very prominent in
Catholic musical circles, acted as ac-
companist.
The receiving party was composed of
people prominent in Catholic circles,
including Mr. and Mrs. James Fox,
Mr.. and Mrs. J X. Mcdonald, Mr.. and
Mrs T. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fearon, Miss Lillian Scanlon and Miss
Della V. Fahey.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27

evening, October 81, in the gymnasium
of st. Vincent's. The association Is
planning to give four social affairs dur
ing the year, an autumn and a spring
dance, high jinks during the holiday
season and a banquet at the close of
each term. The affair of Tuesday will
be a Halloween dance and the big
gymnasium will be elaborately deco
rated in the colors of the school, yellow
and white. Officers of the society are
Fred L. Reardon, president; Angus R.
Lindley, vice-president; Will S. White,
secretary; II. Elwood Stanton, treas
urer. The committee in charge of ar
rangements is composed of r. J. Dill
Ion, p. ]. McGarry, Geo. A. LIE Doux,
Leo P. Bergin, E. L. Moriarty, J. A.
Forthman, J. H. Clancy. Members Of
the floor committee include P. J. Nc
Garry, chairman: Angus r. Lindley
Walter ]. Kays, DR.. E. 7. Dillon, Leo
P. Bergin.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
VITAL TO OUR FRUIT INTERESTS

The Interstate Commerce Law association now in
session at Chicago freshly attracts public attention to
the salient subject for consideration by congress- The
sharpness of the issue that will develop in congress is
foreshadowed by the breach disclosed in the prem-
inaries Of the Chicago convention One element backs
President Roosevelt in demand for giving the inter-
state commerce commission power to regulate railway
freight charges, while another element in with
the railways in their united opposition to such control
To California, particularly the southern portion the
issue in question is the important that has come
before congress in recent years. except citrus fruit
tariff and the proposed reciprocity treaties affecting our
local products How important it may be understood
clared officially that citrus fruit reighage from South
powerless to compel reduction of rates, but it
will have the requisite President Roosevelt
ceeds in his strenuous fight
The attitude of Southern California shippers in this
matter especially citrus fruit shippers expressed in
resolutions adopted by the Redands board of trade at
meeting held this week. These resolutions call at
tention to the fact that Redlands is shipping annually
1000 carloads of and lemons OF this output
"the receipts to the grower, after deducting packing
charges and freight for the sale of this fruit amount
to but little than 81 per cwt total of 81 158
4OO while the freight paid to the railroads
$1.25 per cwt, a total of $1,8OO,OOO"
The situation throughout the citrus fruit belt is
at Redlands, and the division of cash
is the same the whole 10000 carloads more that
we are shipping from this section reduction of only
10 per in freight the orange crop of Southern
California last season would have added $10OOOOO to
the net profits of the producers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
Paper Wedding Anniversary

In honor of their first wedding an
niversary and also their guest, Miss
Mara Wilcox of New York, Rev. and
Mrs. Walter L. Martin will give re-
ception this afternoon and evening at
their home, 420 South st. Louis street.
For this double event, the house will
be elaborately decorated, the color
scheme being green and white. Paper,
in honor of the paper anniversary, will
be used in the decorations Dainty
paper bells, hand painted, will be used
as favors. Rev. and Mrs. Martin will
be assisted in receiving by Mrs. c. NJ.
Sharp and Miss Bertha Roshyshell,
who will be gowned in white.
Mrs. Martin, who is a we'll known
musician, will be attired in her we'd
ding gown of white juci cloth over
white taffetta and elaborately trimmed
with hand made lace.
Misses Grace Power, Irene Ramsey,
Stella Kingsberry and Myrtle Sears in
dainty gowns of white will serve re-
freshments, while little Misses Edna
Perkins, Bertha Anger and Mabel
Wade will assist at the door.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
THESE LIVE AGENTS SELL
THE HERALD
IN THE CITY.

HOTEL VAN NUYS BROADWAY news
stand, 416 South Broadway.
HOTEL NATICK news stand, 11O West
HOTEL HOLLENBECK news stand,
Second and Spring.
b. F.. GARDNER, 3O5 south Spring.
HOTEL ANGELUS news stand. cOrneR
HOTEL WEsTMiNSTER news stand.
corner Fourth aud Main.
HOTEL 6S R1sshYN EIa soGt5 4sI South sS4'hr Main
RAMONA hook COMPANY. 2O7 West
H. v: COLLINS. ess south Main.
stand, corner Seventh and Broadway.
NEW ERA BOOK COMPANY, 651 South
HOLMES SnoOK BoOK COMPANY. A41 South
HOTEL NADEAU news stand, corner
Oliver EEEs "Su z HRINEs, 1os South Spring.
HOTEL VAN NUYs news stand. Fourth
r.. ". .. MOORE, 1922 Pa.ndena avenue;
n SIOLINO, corner Seventh and HILL
FREEMAN LISCOMBE COMPANY, sixs
teenth and Main.
MIR. GANSERT. corner Seventh ana
MA. HARMON, 1914 North DAILY.
MRS. KORBELL, 1868 East First.
BANKS & GREEN, 1900 South Main.
M. A. REM, e1s East Fifth.
N. LOENNGCh EHs &DI t1aHt FIntms
q. WETHERILL, 244S South Mnins
n, AMOS, MA West Seventh.
II. JOPE, $50 West Seventh.
G. SAKELARES, 51k North Main.
JACOB MORTENSEN, S12 North MaIA
HENRY PORATH, 623 Central avenue,
A. s. RALPH, III Commercial.
w. l.. SHOCF<LEY, 151 North Main.
MAX ROTH CIGAR CO.. 100 South Mai1
j. d, ALLEN, 1O46 Enst First.
LADD & STORY. 2133 East First.
D. TATE, $500 East Fourth.
SU PHELPS, 172S East Seventh.
A. MFHTZGER, $40 East Ninth.
MIR. CUTBUSH. corner East First an4
f. DEHMLOw, 2692 West PIeO.
NORFOLK STOVE CO., 2603 West Plc0s
A. ELMSTEAD, 2O2O South Main.
III, STRICKLIN, 2O53 Santa Fe avenue
III. O. ABLE, 524 East Fifth.
A. Nj. DUFF, Twenty-first street and
Maple avenue.
J. X. DUKE, 2O20 Central avenue.
DAVIS a SATCHELL, 1O5 North ROylo
n. j. HOUSE, 2OO1 East Main.
j. VALDEZ. 1926 East Main
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
A MoRAL AND A LESSON

The agitation concerning the South Park avenue rail-
way is closed incident. The unwilling pedestrians
again will ride comfortably in the The issue
tween the city authorities and the railway company has
been adjusted in manner satisfactory to both Sides
Everybody directly interested to be happy
the solution of the problem and the whole community
smiles approvingly. "Alls well that ends we'll"
But the moral nculcated by the South park episode
should not be lost sight of by the people Angeles
1t points out dangerous rock in the line of the cys
that should be blasted out before it involves
further risk Of trouble And the incident now closed
will prove to be worth infinitely it cost if it
impresses its obvious lesson upon the public mind.
The locking of horns between the railway corporation
and the municipal corporation not serious matter
thanks to good judgment and sound common sense on
both sides. But it showed what serious consequences
might result from just such situation. The in
considerate and mpetuous spirit that led to the track
ripping might preciptate situation of hazard
the interests of the community
Suppose, for instance, that the spirit manifested in
the track ripping episode had encountered like spirit
the other side Disastrous warfare between the city
and the of its transit system might
have resulted.
The lesson to be drawn from the incident now hap
PLY closed is the which The Herald sought to i'm
press throughout the controversy. That is the i'm
Of leaving to the courts such questions the
involved in the South Park and avoid
ing all clashing of interests pending the judicial de-
cision Excessive zeal and lack of Judgment led to the
drastic act Of stopping railway transit on South Park
There cause for such action and no
reasonable The issue in question was of judicial
Of executive character it had been passed up
from the city authorities to the supreme court
Another feature of this lesson is its value in Impress
ing ndelibly the fact that the citys future adj
is linked and riveted fast to its transit
tem Progress cannot continue and prosperity cannot
be expected without harmonious working of the transit
and the municipal government And ANYTHING
calculated disturb that relationship is direct blow
the progress of greater Los Angeles.
The of the moral and the lesson is found in
The Heralds inspiring slogan, Pull together"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27

Following closely upon The Heralds recent appeal
for provision for future parks and other public grounds
offer of land for small park in needy location
from the Ninth ward That section of the city,
like most Of the other districts is Iamenably
deficient in both present park and future provision
therefor Hollenbeck park which cost the city nothing
for the territory is of it's most beautiful show
places. But that is all the Ninth ward has to show in
the line of artistic public improvement The donation of
land offered to the city Euclid and Stephenson
will supply much needed little park in that beau
tifu and rapidly growing section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
October II i'm the Worlds History

AZ CBatt of Philppi and death of Marcus
which O the
Of
Newberry
defeated army
175The British under
cannonaded Hampton,
19he directory which
entered the duties of their executive
1S58Theodore Roosevelt president
nihist
labor a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
Leaves for st. Louis

James D. Mccoy, the son of DR.. and
Mrs. J. c. Mccoy of Barnard park, left
yesterday for st. Louis, where he will
go to accept an invitation to become
a member of DR.. Edward H. Angles
winter class. DIR. Angles is considered
the worlds greatest specialist in dental
irregularities and it is considered an
honor in dental circles to be able to
study for a short time under him. Mr..
Mccoy is very popular with the medi-
cal and dental students in Los Angeles
and will graduate next June. He will
remain away two months.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27

The delay in making provision for new library
building, together with the dubious outlook in the near
future makes it necessary to find suitable temporary
shelter for the books No change could fail be an
improvement on the present execrable apology for
library accommodations.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27

The promoter of psychic university" that will cost
million dollars says: "a proper proof of the existence
OF the soul is lacking today and her purpose to make
good the lack, the location of the soul in large
percentage of people has been demonstrated lies in
the inside pocket, encased in the purse.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27

President Andrews of Nebraska university breaks out
again. He says: "Obdurate murderers would immeas-
uraby benefit the human if their living bodies
could be used for experimental purposes by scientists
biologists and psychologists" They prove useful
for testing the textile strength of hemp the effects
of high electric voltage
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27

The withdrawal of the Republican candidate for dis.
trct attorney in New York insures close contest be-
tween Jerome present attorney and the Tammany can
ddate 1t is conceded that Mcclellan will be reelected
mayor but it is questionable whether he will pull the
candidate for district attorney through with him against
Jeromes powerful backing
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27

1t is very disreputabe kind of fame that Los An
geles accumulang record of drunken debauches
in connection with automobile speed mania Tourists
accustomed to civilized habits pouring into the city
now and doubt they amazed by the disclosures
of auto orgies.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27

What sad thoughts brought to the minds of many
persons reading about local lawsuit. person
mulcted in mining deal pleads Ignorance of business
usage and extreme gulliby" 1t is the fitness of the
latter word to mining investments that hits so many
persons who have exchanged coin for experience
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27

Tho snrplice closing Is a conspicuous
feature of the newest designs. and has
the merit Of being becoming to all fg-
ures. The house gown here pictured. In
which this detail 10 noted, is illustrated
in blue lawn. Challies. dimity. Iinon and
albatross are a few of the materials
suitable for developing.
The pattern 10 In s sises--S2 to 70 inches
bust measure. For S6 bust the gown,
made Of goods with nap or up and down.
requires BA yards 20 inches wide, l0A
yards 30 inches wide. or Sh yards %
inches wide; or. OF goods without nap or
up and down. l4h yards 20 inches wide.
" yards % inches wide, or SA yards 36
inches wide; " yard Of all-over goods
B inches wide viii be needed for DOLLAR
and shield.
Price, 15 centa.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27

There is one thing that the city may especially fell
citate itself upon result of the South Park avenue
compromise 1t will avoid suit for big bill of damages
put in by the railway company in case the supreme
court decides the pending issue favoraby to the
pany.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27

The interstate commerce commissions investigation
is getting interesting grievance of the wholesale
liquor dealers recites that hiryone railroads have in
creased rates whisky to the Pacific coast from $1Oo
to $1.25
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27

New York has established a municipal ferry system
between the city proper and Staten island which con-
stitutes of the boroughs Now there chance for
that voters league to agitate for municipal ferry
across the Los Angeles river.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27

dispute between women over gas stove led to a
local police court There other women nearly
in fighting mood for to operate stoves in dis
trcts of the city, where the service does not yet
reach