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UNITED BRETHREN
TRIENNIAL MEETING

TOPEKA, Kan, Nav 11.--Be-
tween two and three hundred lay
and ministerial delegates, including
other visitors are gathered in Topeka
for the trfennial meeting of the Cen
eral Conference of the United Breth-
rem Church. The general conference
is the highest tribunal of the church,
and in it all ecclesiastical power,
granted by discipline, is vested. Its
province is to define the boundaries
of the annual conference, hear and
pass upon reports of general church
officers, made and repeal rules of
discipline, settle cases submitted on
appeal from the decisions of annual
conferences, and elect bishops and
other church officers.
In addition to delegates represent
ing all parts of this country and
present from the ecclesiastical juris-
dictions in Germany, Africa, Japan,
China and the Philippines.
The conference was formally OPEN
ed today, Bishop Nicholas Castle of
Oregon presiding, and owing to the
unusually large amount of important
business to come up it will probably
he two or three weeks before the
sessions are concluded. The sessions
are being held in the hall of repre-
sentativeS of the state capitol, where
the delegates were formally welcom-
ed today by Governor Hoch and the
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon.
An important matter to come be-
fore the present conference is the
action relative to the proposed union
Of the Congregational, the Methodist
Protestant and the United Brethren
churches. This has been a subject
of wide interest for some time, and
both the Congregational and Meth
ldist Protestant denominations have
voted favorably i'm their general rep
reseutative meetings. 1t is believed
that the general conference of the
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AN M. P. IN DISGRACE

LONDON, May 11.-Scandalous
revelations which have come to light
this week have afforded a choice
morsel for gossip in official and So
cial circles. 1t appears from the ru-
mors going the rounds that a mem
Der of parliament and a very promi-
nent politician has only narrowly es-
capped becoming the leading figure in
very grave scandal. The charge
against him is one of seduction. the
victim being the young daughter of
one of his tenants. The girl is quite
young, considerably under 20, and
when her condition became known
she revealed certain facts of a par
ticularly disgraceful nature against
the NJ p. Her father, according to
the story, at once visited the poll
tician and charged him with being
the cause of his daughters downfall.
At first an attempt was made to
carry the matter through with a high
hand, and the farmer was ordered to
leave the house as a blackmailer. He
quickly took his departure, having
first of all knocked his landlord down
in his own library, and at once
placed the matter in the hands of a
well known firm of London solicitors,
who prepared to make matters very
warm for the politician After much
fencing, the latter ultimately broke
down and admitted everything. In
his eagerness to prevent the matter
becoming public, he consented to pay
any sum that might be suggested,
and it is said that the matter was
finally settled for something like
100000
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to each other.
These characteristics should be
summed up as follows:
His indomitable will power, e.
His wonderful mental control,
His penetration of mind,
His remarkable reserve and tact.
His organizing ability,
His generalship as a leader of men,
His unassuming simplicity of life,
His concentration of purpose,
His exceptional foresight and in
tuitiVe mind
He has the keenness of lawyer,
the courage of a Napoleon, and the
tenacity of a Hercules.
He is a dean of finance.
His Radiation of Mind Color. or Mind
Aura.
The radiation of his mind colors
are at times orange, and show ambi-
ton; at other times, light green, and
indicate versatility of mind, and
thought, and a progressive spirit.
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u. OF M. MAY FESTIVAL

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May IL
Many visitors are in Ann Arbor to
attend the twelfth annual May Music
festival at the University of Michi-
gan. At the opening concert this
evening Mendelssohn's oratorio, "St,
Paul. will be rendered, the leading
parts being taken by Maud Fenelon
Bollman, soprano, Alfred Shaw, ten
or, and Herbert Witherspoon, bass.
The festival will continue until the
end of the week. The Chicago or
chestra, conducted by Professor AL
bert A. Stanley and Frederick y.
Stock, will take part, and the chorus
parts of the operas will be carried
by the choral union of the univer-
sity.
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BIG SHOOT
AT NASHVILLE
(Scripps News Association

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 11.-One
of the most notable shooting tourna-
ments ever held in this part of the
country was inaugurated auspicious-
ly here today under the direction of
the Cumberland Park Gun club. A
large number of crack professional
and amateur shots are taking part
in the tournament, which is to last
two days.
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column.
Forehead and Brain Region.
Mr. Rockefeller's head is well de-
veloped around the lower part of the
brow, which makes him not only
sharp, shrewd. penetrating, observ-
ing business man, but capable of see
ing everything that is going on
around him; in fact. nothing escapes
his attention, whether he mentions a
fact or not. He is, however, more
than a keen business man, for he
looks upon business as a science, and
goes into those particulars which
make for success in a business ca
reer. along scientific lines. He is a
chemist, and practically knows more
about the material that he produces
and sells than one who is paid to
look into such things with the eye
of an expert.
He is an expert scientist as re-
CARDS finance, and the outer corner
Of the eye indicates his ability to
reckon the profit and loss on material,
property, or stocks of all kinds. CauS-
ality helps this section of his brain
to think out plan like a philosopher
thinks out a theory, as Spencer. for
instance, worked out his psychology.
This man is a philosopher in finance,
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Frederick the Great, king of Prus-
STA, grandson of George |. of Eng
land. Born in Berlin, January "a,
1872. Died near Potsdam, August Il,
1856. This bust indicates a man of
fine temperament, intense mentality,
great clearness and sharpness of
thought, with a tendency to scholar
ship, and especially languages. He
had immense 'acquisitiveness.
which would have made him a finan-
cier, and have given him very strong
tendencies toward commercial meth
ods-Miss Fowler.
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A REVELATION,

If you will make inquiry it will be
a revelation to you how many sue
cumb to kidney or bladder troubles in
one form or another. If the patient
is not beyond medical aid, Foley's
Kidney Cure will cure. 1t never dis
appoints. Sold by Chas. McNab, 4O2
Riverside ave
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What j. D. Rockefeller's
Head and Face Show.
HEAD.

HEAD.
Remarkably large and we'll
developed and curiously like
that of Frederick the Great.
EYES.
Deep thought. diplomacy,
tact and discrimination.
NOSE.
AcquisitiVeness cOmbatiVe-
ness, fighting capacity and
longevity.
MOUTH.
Quality, refinement, reserve,
tenacity and stree 9Th of mind.
HIS JAW.
Tenacity and full degree of
circulatory power.
HIS EARS.
Keen intellectually, sustain
ing power, long life, indiges-
ton.
HIS MIND AURA.
Orange. showing ambition;
light green, showing versatility
of mind and thorough and pro-
gressive spirit.
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A LESSON IN HEALTH.

Healthy kidneys filter the impuri-
ties from the blood, and unless they
do this good health is impossible.
Foleys Kidney Cure makes sound kid
neys and will positively cure all
forms of kidney and bladder diseacv.
1t strengthens the whole system. Sold
by Chas McNab, 402 Riverside ave.
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WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.

4. A. Herren of Finch, Ark, writes
"Foleys Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs, colds and
lung trouble. | know that il has
cured consumption in the first
stages" Sold by Chas. McNab, 402
Riverside ave.
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By JESSIE ALLEN FOWLER,
The Leading Phrenologist of
America

Copyright, 1905, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)
1t was said the other day that
when man gets TO be worth a
thousand millions he ceases to be
an individual, and becomes an in
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or a financial philosopher, and he
does not fail to work out his prob
lens so automatically that they pan
out just as he expects them to do.
Darwin was a great man, and
scientist, but he covered only one
! section of science. In Mr.. ROckefel
Ter We have a mind that can solve
many problems, and dip into many
philosophers: hence he is a Spencer
and Darwin combined. The height
of the upper part of the forehead
gives us one reason why he has been
so successful in laying his plans
! throughout life in such thorough,
systematic and scientific way. while
| the fullness over the brow makes him
reason from facts, and depend upon
, accurate knowledge, rather than
here hearsay and wild speculatiors.
Mr.. Rockefeller's head indicates
| that he has a rather small organ of
language; hence he does not gossip,
or spend much time in talking about
his plans. He makes them first, and
natures his ideas, and at the proper
time communicates them to the
sources where he can get them car
| ried out.
Height Of Head.
He certainly possesses a high head,
front and back, but not centrally,
and while he is strict and business
like in all his details of work. he 10
not without sympathy, thoughtful
ness for his friends and others.
What His Face Reveals.
Mr.. Rockefeller's eyes are remark
able in many respects, and they COM
bine the action of several of his men
tai faculties. They are not the COM
municative, eloquent, poetic, sympa-
thetic and benign eyes of philan-
thropist. clergyman, physician, writer
or pleader, but they express depth of
thought, diplomacy, tact, and an ana
lytical, discriminating mind. There
is also a look in his wonderful eyes
that seems to denote the desire to
be kind, thoughtful and generous, but
like the showers that come in April,
and dispense the sunshine, so the
tenderness and generosity of his ma
ture that control this expression is
apparently held In check by some
| other forces, such as secretiveness
and cautiousness, or by long expert
| ence and by concentrated thought in
other directions.
The Nose.
The nose is a combination of the
of Frederick the Great, who had
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WHAT JOHN D. R0CKEFELLER'S BUMPS SHOW

Reading of the Head of the Richest Man by the Lea
Phrenologis of America Makes Plain the Oil King
Characteristics-A General, Ruler, Diplomat
Man of Sympathy and With Weaknesses indications
of Long Life if He Continues His Present Manner of
Living-John D. Looks Like Frederick the Great.
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Foley's Honey and Tar and not being
satisfied, Sold by Chas. McNab. 402
Riverside ave.
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stitution. Thus as the greatest in
stitution in the United States, the
greatest money power in the world,
we want TO get at the reasons why
Mr.. Rockefeller is what he is.
In examining his head, we find
that il is exceptionally large. 1t
is long anteriorly, high in the crown
and broad in the base, while small
percentage of brain is found in the
posterior region, behind, or back of
the ears: therefore this head forms
the greatest study of any living man.
This is owing to the fact that the
combination is so unique that it re
quires more than a passing glance
to work out its possibilities.
Key to Character.
If We draw an imaginary line from
the opening Of the ear to the bend
OF the forehead, and another from
the opening Of the ear to the brow,
we can relatively sum up the intel
Iectual power of the head.
If We then compare this region
with the same relative proportion of
head backward from the ear, includ
ing the crown, we can judge of the
relative governing power of the head,
which is very great.
On drawing a line from the open
ing Of the ear horizontally to the
topmost point. we can see whether
there is more brain development an
teriorly or posteriorly.
Lastly, If we draw a line across
4
posterior region, we can tell whether
the force of the brain lies in the
basilar region, or in the superior
region of his head. and we can judge
relatively between the cumulative,
forceful, executive, business capacity,
and the moral, ethical, consistent,
conscientious, altruistic instincts of
the head.
His power Of concentration, COM
bined with his versatility of mind,
have made him an older man at 65
than he would have been If he had
not refined himself in so completely.
He has called out his vitality, and
used up his nervous energy. and call
ed into play his physical stamina,
in obedience to his mighty brain.
But, considering what he has ac-
complished. he is in fairly good
health. Few men could have stood
the strain that he has gone through.
lie has been much In the open air.
especially of late, which is his physi-
cal salvation, and this has somewhat
tanned his face; but his shoulders
being broad, and his chest deep, he
has been able to drink deeply of
the life-giving oxygen which has
renovated his depleted brain tissues.
His shoulders have taken on a
slight stoop, and naturally so. from
his long continued absorbing hours
OF labor. He is tall. being over six
feet. and possesses the strong indi-
cations Of the motive temperament,
which are visible in the length Of
his limbs. the length Of his hands
ESPECIALLY his hngcrs), the length
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JESSIE ALLEN FOWL

JESSIE ALLEN foNl-Eit The
his Rockefeler's
oted painting by Arthur Farras photographs
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Jessie Allen Fowler, the ac-
knowledged leader in this
country in the science and
study of phrenology, herewith
presents a report of an eNami-
nation by her Of the head and
features of John ID. Rockefel-
Ter. This interesting statement
was written expressly for the
Newspaper Enterprise AssOci-
alton, and in it Miss Fowler
accounts scientifically for the
phenomenal commercial sue
cess of the worlds richest
man.
Miss Fowler. after several
years study of medicine, in
1879, began to assist her late
famous father, Lorenzo n.
Fowler, in his professional
work of phrenology. Later she
was graduated from the New
York University law school.
She has Travelled and lectured
in many parts of the world,
and she has examined the
heads of scores of celebrated
men and women.
The examination of Mr..
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Forehead and Brain Region.

of his nose, chin, ears and spii
pn1tl,,,n
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The nose is a combination of thu
Grecian and Roman. II reminds vi
of Frederick the Great, who ha(
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Height Of Head.

He certainly possesses a high head,
front and back, but not centrally,
and while he is strict and business
like in all his details of work. he is
not without sympathy, thoughtful
ness for his friends and others.
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Il has become the thing IN late 20
secure the services 20 mon like Geo.
SI'eH Malachi Hogan and others
Identified with the ring. 90 contrib
ute articles e. newspaper
IL b. believed that the writings ~
these men carry weight which Is
supposed 60 be lacking In the work
Uf others mot knuwu Ca be- I'm touch
with the world nf give ana take, and
that thr readers ~ The star may
Ert the benefit OF such kuawirdEr.
backed By an acquaintance af sport
second O. none lu thc WuFid. % has
arranged With james J. CoFbett. the
versatile bank clerk. actor. pugi-
iist-to contribute q frequent letter
81 gossip ansedota aud rsmluIa-
gvnee % the ring
That corbett can write entertain
inEly e. we'll known. That be o. an
educated man. those who have met
him quickly appreciate. and that his
experience and acquaintance have
equipped him With fund Of inter-
eatinE stories ia natural Gentle
man jim viii give readers 90 The
star the best be has. and Nc feel
sure that a treat &C. IN store for
those who appreciate stories % the
squared circle.
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PRIZE WINNER DEAD

senator. one % the most ealebrat-
"a pointers 81 the daY. owned BY
J. v. Flynn. % California. and
who la also we'll known IN many
u the local fanciera. Il dead The
dos died as the result 81 an abceaa
In the ear, which developed from a
bad cold.
Senator was in charge % and
handled BY George T. Gray. Of
Brueavills. fnd senator's sire was
Cap y lCh GlruheiEh er Sal II
she - Kagg ~. out % Forest Queen
and bred BY J. Pollock. Scutlaual.
Cap y. was bred by John r.
Hughes. familiar figure al many
coast field trials Queen T.. Sea-
ator'a dam. vas By Honest John out
~ Romn T. John was bred by
Clarence A. HalEht. and by Dick II
cut ~ Lady Max Bomp = vas By
Sensation out % seph e two polnt-
era thought much q b. the spoFta-
men - two decades ago
Senator E. was not only q high
class field trial performer. bat was
also q bench winner. It's first field
trial efforts were Ga the coast
trials OF 1899. when he won second
AL axe and first place Ia the cham
piuuahip stakes.
Ills bench show wins that year
we're reserve novice. FIRST iimit and
second open In san Francisco. The
following year hs Won reserve win
rera. first limit and FIRST open az
the san Francisco dog show.
ILLUSTRATED BILLIARDS.
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ANA high SCORE. with z2a Tho vim
ming Of the truufwirhH last niFht
viii carry them close IA the folum
binua. Who are now iu second place.
The Automobile Club Of France
has selected for tho route 81 the
James Gordon Bennett cup race ~
1909 in France a course Of 1914 10
81 miles The course Shirts "a half
mile outside elermunt Farrand and
passes through ltaehefort Lequliln.
noufF faatle. ilermDut POutaumnr.
Pontlrlbaud and back 20 the start
ing point 40
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jim CORBETT NOW WRITING
BOXING NEWS FOR THE STAR

TX. HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION
PuGlltsr AND MASTER BOX.
UR SHOWS Hts VERSATILITY
ny BRANCHING OUT IN NEW
ROLE
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ACROSS SHOT.
Strike the cue ball on top and a
trifle 10 the left. the red ball one
third and the shot will be made BY
one cushion. This shot should be
played with a follow stroke and not
too hard.
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Takes Up Newspaper Work Serious.
ly--ttis Articles Viii Appear in
The Star, the Only toeai Paper
That VIII Print His Interesting
Stories
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Sporting Briefs

IsupENNGNG. Mich. Jan. 6.--An
attempt will be made by the Ski
Riders OF America az the annual
tournament 10 be held az this place.
Febrary q. 10 loop the loop. n feat
uro which has never been tried
among ski riders before. Con
Thompson. a member OF the fah-
pcnning SKI club. Is firm IN tho be-
lief that the feat can be accom-
plishsd and has outlined plans for
a loop. HIhl4trfM
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.--The auto
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WANT EHDESY0RER'S
CONKk RTI0k HIRE

The chamber Of commerce Will
this Afternoon consider communal
cation from Carl II Reeves. preai
dent Of the Seattle Christian I'm
drater union. asking that the body
give ltn Enforcement u the cam
naiKn Initiated by local Endeav9f-
ems To have tho annual convention
Of the international union In 1907
held ia seattle
Mr Reeves points out that Il
would be great boom to tho city
70 get 5000 people here. a. The
municipality would not have % bear
any 81 the expense ~ taking care
Of the visitors Local EndeayorefH
have been working for several years
to have the convention held Ia Be
attic.
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Los ANGELES. Ian. 5=The
grand horse putiful furnished the
sensation Of the day az Ascot yes
tefdhy. winning the mltB rncesSt 30
10 I from Thu Payne and nllaaful
ia tho order uamsd. McGraihihua
Prince WIS fayorito In this race. but
was never In the running On tho
whole fayorltoa had bad DIV 81 u.
len Lear being the only one "a
come ahead ~ his field Jockey
Lawrence was indefinitely suspend
cd FOR hla ride ON Hen Lear on
January The judges have had this
particular ride under Investigation.
aud when Lear won yesterday they
took action against Lawrence.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan Tho
top heavy favorite Del Carlna gave
the talent a hard jolt ~ Oakland
yesterday She finished second A
clever field II handicap horses lined
up Tor the fourth race. and H0ultnn
was plafe- aa II the race was al
ready won. but could not 20 tho
route With the weight She was an
easy second 10 8ehoolmute. al X TO !.
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The HruuHNirka won two out Of
three games from The paainea on
the Monarch alIrFH laaf night The
rasirica won the third game By 2
pins Tho uruuHuiaks made tho
high score af ISIS. sua would have
increased thta bat Tor number ~
the players falling down miarUably
Boo the last tan frames
Foster ~ fhe HruuHwleka made
hirh Individual average. with 200 IS.
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~ that type Frank Croker. one Of
tho maat enthusiastic autolHta OF
the city. 10 leading tho movement
for the roga4atlon Of the aENst
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n. - Porter general contractor
for ali the work done 90 the sound
by the Great Northern Railroad
company. 10 a. the Butler.
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weakness" f. merely a syup-
tom u chronic Inflammation.
brought on by early dissipation
or BY the improper treatment %
some contracted disease. A COM
plete and radical cure il there
fore a question - restoring, and
this I accomplish promptly and
completely without the use q