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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

long time. My brother-in= was
captain Of the llfe-saYinK station
aud In addition to the actual prnc-
tlco We had az saving poor souls
out there ON the ehopny lake. we
were daily required to rescue dunn
my men and women. aud 80 through
tho motions q churning the water
from their bodies. and OF reaustleat-
ing a drowned person BY starting ar
taught how 10 knock ont a person
who insisted on struggling IN the
water while being assisted BY rca-
cuoF. Just once | had an emporium
lty 10 put this into practice. A man
as big aa | had gone down Tor the
second time In the Kalamazoo river,
and when | reached him he became
| franetlc. clutehing me and trying
OF climb upon nay head aud shout
dora lie would have drowned both
himself and me had not Knocked
him out. ! suddenly ducked. raised
myself high out OF the water and
struck him full under tho chin. Il
daEed him and put my feet under
his neck aud toWed his TO shore.
swimming Backward AT another
time / brought back to lila a boy I
had rescued out OF Lake Michigan.
The doctor pronounced him dead.
but tho method Of starting aftlfi-
eial breathing ! had learned At The
Iiifo-aaying station enabled me 90
bring him 20 life again. Today he
Ia a sturdy hlae kAmilh down Ia
Ohio. | myself vas a blacksmith
to begin with. and the muscle I cul-
tlyated swinging The hammer over
the anvil has stood me in good stead
when human life was In danger. .
People ought To know more about
how 10 save a drowning person. -
continued the big clEar-dealer. CO.
/ pocially about reaustleation. An
apparently dead person can be saved
after breathing has seemed TO cease
for 20 minutes. Here ia Seattle.
where all summer long hundreds oi
meu. women and children make the
lakes and the sound their play
ground. Il 10 positively criminal for
them 10 remain ignorant % n little
simple knowledge which might as.
sist them 10 save the life OF their
dear friends. or even Of their own
Titles onee."
Mr.. Smiths rules Cor saving the
lives Of drowning persons ara given
above Paste them In your your
lunch basket tho next time you 40
flAhinE In Lake Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
Careless Driver
Runs Over
Small Boy

Fred Burton. .. while playing at
Denny way and Boren. Tuesday ar
ternoon. was struck and run over
by a heavy meat market wagon.
Ono Of HIS legs was broken and he
was hurt internally. He was car
ried to HIS home near by.
Not offering TO get out and help
the little fellow home. the careless
driver struck hia horses with the
whip and hurried on his way. re-
fusing 10 give his name,
Paasersby who saw the accident
state that the team was going at a
fast gate when they rounded the
corner.
This ia tho second accident OF
this kind that has happened in the
same place within a year The last
lad hurt there died after suffering
a week from intense pain,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
HOW TO RESCUE A DROWNING PERSON.
my CMAkI-Ea n aAIIILIA

Keep your distance from tie drowning him
dersand you that he Is passive hand
under his neck win keep
method OF towing
wards his ears This keeps
OF water prevents your being dragged down.
II you prevent the drowning cuiching YOU
him hard under the chin good blow will daze him.
without Injurious results.
The first thing 10 do when your drowned
shore the water out Put small log roll OF cothe
anything OF similar shape under his
under his forehead 60 keep
will from his mouth then begin pumping
hands should be back
bsween his honlderS The pumping
think Of the object 70 be accompshcdthat
water out OF the stomach and lungs
Whom have tho water then the drowned
quickly hts back with both above hts head then
knee him, with knee ether side his body
both hands his back Just above hts hips and draw them for
ward pulling the stomach and abdomen while
thee tn push the stomach aud abdomen forward towards
the chest SUDDENLY letting 60 Then repeat This II the natural
beginning u breath and bear the breathing
Of this motion will artificial Breathing and n
II life In the body the presently begin to
breathe naturally
When he does strong plaster chest II
Is better than whisky brandy smuant
good.
you TO yourself within entertaining little
parlOr that sometime enable you life
and dear wonid you try pumping
and artificial breathing method your friends
viii accommodate By playing II
far the mustard plaster process
essential principles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

SAN FRANCisCO-Eight miles u
tunnel will soon DO bored through
the heart OF the Sierra Nevada
mountains By the Southern Pacific.
The object OF this gigantic I'M
derlaking II 10 shorten the line BY
90 miles and 10 lessen tho grade
about 1000 feet Il IL estimated
thot the cost will be over $4,000.
coo.
There are 20 be five tunnels IN all.
the main one five miles I'm length
GU account OF the long atFeteh, II
viii be impossible 20 use coal en-
Einea FOR the hauling Of trains
through the tunnels because OF the
poisonous gases that are apt 10 ac-
eumulate. Electric or compressed
air engines will. therefore. be sub
Htituted for tho steam.
When these great tunnels hfe
completed 81 miles OF hnowHhed.
which now cling 20 the mountain
side and wind about Il In a tortu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

GUS trail. Will no longer be needed.
for. starting at n short distance
northwest Of Bonner Lake. the train
viii leave the Wild rugged scenery
through which Il has be-a ,71nnins
for miles and plunge directly into
the side OF tho mountain. Then for
miles right through the heart OF
the sierraa. the train will dash
along. coming out into the open air
only long enough TO catch Its
breath. then back again into the
next tunnel which will burTos ia
way through tons Of granite.
The last tunnel will bring the
train out at the foot OF Blue Can
yon. on the American river. and
from there Il will follow It's present
course.
The final surveys are now being
made BY n party OF engineers camp
ID on Bonner Lake. The cOnatruc-
ton Of the tunnel will be carried
on as fast as possible.
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SCANDAL

NEW YORK. July t2.-The names
of some % the most prominent 40
elssy people In The United State
have been brought into what ap'
pears gigantic hlackmailinE
scheme Involving the veil known
society weekly. Town Topics. just
20 What extent the members of the
four hundred we're vietlmiKnd has
not been entirely asccrtained by the
district attorneys office one arrest
waa made yesterday IN the case. The
prisoner Is Charles ". Able. having
the appearance OF A fashionable club
man. Little IL known Of him BY the
police. lie was taken into custody
on the charge OF attempting 10 en-
tort $500 from Edwin A. Post, a
member OF the stock exchange and
formerly Of Thomas a Post. stock
brokers. Able was arrested by a de-
tectiva In n room in the stock eN-
change Just after the market closed.
A moment before after short talk.
Post had handed Able $500 In mark
ed money.
In tho complaint which Post made
10 charged that Ahlo had come TO
him and asked him 10 subscribe 500
for an edition do luxe OF b2ok
called The Smart Set" which abe
Society Editors association IL get-
ting out. but had practically dc
handed the money for the supplies
sion OF an article which Able saiG
Town Topics Vas going 70 print
about Post. After the arrest Ahio
protested he was not guilty Of any
wrongdolng and exhibited as a guar
antes that be was q genuine solicit
or. q dozen or moro subacriptpn
blanks showing that well knofn
persons. men and women, had sab
scribed for the book which he want
Ell 10 sell Post.
Hero are some OF the peril ns
whose names he had on the blanRs.l
Reginald Vanderbilt. w. X. Nander1
bllt. Ir.. J. J. Aston. II. Mckay
Twombley. A. q Vanderbilt. A. W.
Van Rensselaer,. Philadelphia. Lloyd
phoallx. G. A. Poatley, Euness, w.
p. Thompson. Henry Barton Jacobs.
baltimore: Mrs. George Westing-
house. W. III. Cary. Harrison l.
Drummond. S. Louis.
A blank signed Linda Thomas
IL marked. Copy No. ts9. reserved
for Mrs r. r. Thomas" a blank
signed "Bertha Honore Palmer" re-
serve copy for Mrs Potter Palmer.
on blank signed Josephine
Brooks the copy reserve rs for Mrs.
II. Mortimer Brooks"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

Charles Smith. the local cigar
dealer. who saved little Jeanette
Hainsworth from drowning At Ak
Point Tuesday morning. Is no new
hand az the life saving business.
Little Jaanette's Is the sixth life
Smith has saved. through hts pluck.
prompt action. and knowledge II
how to help his fellow creatures In
distress
Probably no man in the northwest
knows as much about the llfe-saying
business as Charles Smith. Tor he
vas trained In the business Of saw
Ing drowning persona. Further
more his training Was received al
the life saving station of Ottawa
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Travellers

Provide yourself with a Suit Case.
while Lang cuts the priee
For a few days you can get
An $500 Suit Case. with shirt fold
and coat strap. reinforced corners.
Tor $3.50. s+s.. ..-.s.-. ~.D.S .
A $3.50 Suit Case. leather lined.
compartments. heavily reinforced,
coat straps. well made. for .....
$3.50. s.... .s-..--.s.S -
A ti225 Leather Travelling bag.
Double handle, elegant fasieninKs.
leather lined. f0r........ S9.os
A s525 leather Travelling Bag. for
ssss- .ssss .sssss.ss.- - d
We have just received a full new
supply OF Cases and Bags In all
sizes aud e0l0rz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

Yes. I am willing TO give the boy
a chance" said Contracting Plum
Der Hean. T0i Pike. at police head
quarters. Wednesday. after a con
ference with sorr0w-stricken
mother and a penitent son who had
been captured by City Detectives
Corbett and Adams.
Earl Peterson and Arthur EgEie-
son. both under nc. after becoming
infected with the burglary bug en-
tered the apartments of the Man
haitian flats. on Howell. They dis
covered a pile % lead used in
plumbing The building and lowered
the whole lot down an air shaft TO
the basement. which they after
wards entered and carried Off the
lead.
III you viii let my boy 60 this
time I viii see that he gets good
licking every night before bedtime
as long as you say" pleaded tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
CHURCH MEMBERS MUST
NOT STEAL FROM GOD

Grew. Geo. II. Robbins. the fam
Gus pastor Of Llcoln Park Baptist
Institutional church. OF Cincinnati.
expelled GO non-paying members
from hiH church
For The star he has written his
reasons for this summary aud rev
olutionary action Editorl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
NAUGHTY BOYS
MUSTN'T SMOKE

as the result OF written charges
preferred by Rev. J. NJ Dean Of the
Baptist church, naming profanity
and excessive cigarette smoking as
one OF the main features Of the an
nual high school encampments
which have been n regular custom
for years. the school board. Tues
day night. decided to discontinue
any further high school cadet en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

campments during the term. and
alEo during vacation unless some
member Of the faculty be placed In
charge. The minister further
charges that the cadets have been
making a practice Of smoking about
the school grounds at recess.
Prof. W. GeiKer. OF the high
school. admits that the charges are
true. but says the practice has been
aggravated through the bad influ-
enee OF semi-professional baseball
players and university students who
have. against his protest. insisted
upon hanging about the high school
grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

Beach. on the shores of Lake Michi-
Ean. that most treacherous and deu-
geruns OF all bodies OF water In
case Of a sudden storm.
Il vas a mere boy when / began
to take my training. said Mr.. Smith
to a star man. -ahd I was NJ II a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
BEER CITY
HAS
GRAF Tits

diyiduala on different counts. Near
~ all the true bills charge bribery
in the amount Of $50. this amount
appearing IA be the regular bribery
fee for securing contracts AZ the
hands Of the county officials. The
confessions Of two former employees
have started CONSERVATION among
tho old officials. whose offenHcs run
back several years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
Sporting Briefs

RAyENsDALE. July f2.-The
Revensdale baseball team visited
Kent on Sunday and defeated the
husky farmers by the score Of 7 to 6.
Lucas did the twirling for the yis-
ltora and pitched a very strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

tor aud people OF the Lincoln Park
Baptist church devote unusual care
10 the poor in this worlds gooda.
but rich IA good words and works
The doors OF the church ediflee
stand open from 7 I'm the morning
until II every day and night in the
year: the reading rooms are free to
everybody; any man can secure a
fres bath any day or night: cloth
ing. coal. food are given to the
needy members: money IL supplied
20 the faithful with which to pay
their weekly dues from special
fund, and money Ia even given to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

MILWAUKEE. July IL Sixty
seven Indictments. for the most part
AGAINST former county offieiala.
we're handed down yesterday BY
tho county grand jury. and the
probing hy the Jury il stlIl going
on. There are only IS names on
tho ilst. several Of the indictments
being found against aome Of the In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

SPOKANE. July i2-In the su-
pcrior court yesterday Judge Point
dexter decided 10 dissolve the in
junction secured 81 G. r. Williams
which forbade W n. Lucas to en-
eaEe IN baseball In Spokane. VIII
iiafus fought 20 retain tho lnianc-
ton. contsnding that the Pacific Ma
tlonal league had not dlsbandod, and
stating that be waa planning 10
bring the Tacoma team here a. a
spokane team. Ills attorneys fin
ally conceded that the Pacific Ma
tional had dlabanded and the court
decided 10 dissolve the injunction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

BALTIMORE. July i2.-The Gleun
building. a small office structure.
collapsed today. killing two and in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

70 superIntend the fleeing after the
city had charged him for tapping
the main and piping Il to his door
yard.
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Saver of Six Lives
Tells How It's Done

CHARLES SMITH, WHO CHEATED DEATH OF LITTLE VICTIM
AT ALN POINT. Is AN EXPERT LIFE sAVER-HG GIVES
The STAR READERS SET OF SIMPLE RULES FOR
eUiNe DROWNING PERSONS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

some with which 10 pay their car
fare In coming and going from the
services on Sunday; those paying
only cent a week occupy the best
seats by the side Of those giving s.
a week toward the expenses; the
pastor will go any hour OF the day
or night to pray with the sick. and
without charging a penny win Off
ciate at funerals or weddings OF the
deserving poor In any part Of the
great city Of Cincinnati But he has
not. and his devoted members have
not, confidence In those who can
and do not pay as also pray.
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same. striking out IL men and al
lowing no hits. The Kent boys made
al their runs on poor fielding and
wild throws by tho visitors. Bat
teFiea. RayensdAla, Lucas and
Aiies. Kent. Filler and Drake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

CHICAGO. July ia.-Chicago has
captured the silver shield trophy
presented by tho Brooklyn Whist
club. play for which was the open
INK feature of the congress Of the
American Whist league which n
now in session here. Three i2-msn
teams. representing the Chicago.
Northwestern and New York whist
associations. participated. the Chi
oago winning by half match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

BIsLEY, Eng. July i2.-At the
National Rifle association meeting
row In progress here Stratford
Keith, Canada. In the Gregory com
petition. seven shots at 200 yards.
made the highest possible score and
then made II consecutive bulls
eyes on ono inner. Twenty consecu-
tive bulls eyes are necessary TO beat
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

HEALTH AND PLEASURE.
Alki Natatorium n all under roof.
Warm and comfortable. s*s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

Conductors AND MOTOR MEN,
ATTENTION.
We have placed on sale so Suits
Of High Grade Uniforms az a great
reduction for a limited time. Call
around and inspect them.
VI. LEWIS a. CO.
700 LIST Ave. Corner Cherry.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
NEW YORK'S GREAT
POLITICAL BATTLE
Last Week of Campaign Be-
gins Today.
JEROME ON HIS METTLE
Answers Osborne by Declaring War on
Crooked Insurance Methods, Prom
isipg Further Crusade.

NEW YORK, Oct 30.-Today opens
the last week Of the municipal cam
paign, and from now until Saturday
night the candidates for the various
offices will put all the ginger" possi-
BILE into their work of getting votes
The managers of the mayoralty
nominees in particular have completed
preparations for the most energetic
canvass New York city has known in
years.
Jerome Is Busy.
District Attorney Jerome will also
be busy addressing two or more gath
erings each night
Jerome's reply to the criticism of
James ~ Osborne. the candidate for
district attorney on the Democratic
tlcSet, that insurance influences were
behind Jerome's nomination, was one of
the topics Of discussion today. Mr..
Jerome declared that If reelected he
would ask for funds with which to en-
pioy Charles E Hughes. now attorney
Tor the insurance investigating COM
mittee as special counsel to prosecute
all wrong-Ioers in the great insurance
companies, and would turn all papers
In the case over to him.
Hughes His Assistant.
He also said that he would aid Mr..
Hughes as his assistant. placing the
district attorneys office In charge of
his chief Of staff.
All the candidates for mayor rested
yesterday
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
BIG REGISTRATION
IN BUCKEYE STATE
Herrick and Antis Claim
ing the Benefit.
cINcINNATPS LARGE LIST
Porkopclis Comes to Front With Greater
Number of Voters Than Marked
Presidential Year.
cINcINNATPs LARGE LIST

CLEVELAND. Oct 30-The registra-
ton In Ohio cities is the topic to which
political forecasters are turning in these
closing days of the campaign. 1t needs
explanation, and both the Herrick and
anti-Herrick elements-it would be a
misnomer to refer to them as Repubii-
cans and Democrats-are seeking ex-
plantations Does an immense registra-
ton in Cincinnati. in Cleveland. in Co
lumbus. and Toledo. and the other cities
that have their bosses and their rela-
tions to the alleged circle Of city bosses
who are so powerful In the State. mean
well or Ill for Herrick?
Porkopolis Pulls Up.
Cincinnati has registered considerably
more voters than for the Presidential
vote last fall. Other cities are going
to surpass last years registration The
Herrick people try TO convince them
selves that 1t means that the city ma
chimes will be loyal and will save Her
rick. The opposition insists that IL IN
dicates that the tide of protest has
struck the cities. and that they VIII
experience immense Democratic gains.
There is no doubt that an immense
off-year vote will be polled. Republi-
cans VIII not suffer from over-confl-
dence keeping their people from the
polls They are not over-confident-
Herrick's election is claimed by 10000
by his party leaders. Last year Roose-
welt had 255. 900. With such tremend-
Gus admitted slump, and all the possi-
bilities of the largest vote ever cast in
the State. there is no safe guessing
on results.
HerTick Keeps Mum.
Governor Herrick has been subject to
loud importantly, since the Taft speech,
on the part of people who want him to
declare himself on Cox and Coxism.
bosses and bossism- He has not done II
in terms which have satisfied his critics;
perhaps il would be impossible for him
to satisfy them The last week of the
opens with both elements
harder than ever and the fight
growing daily more bitter
A good many interyiewers tried to get
Cox to say something about the Taft
speech, but he has declined all invita-
tions. He did, however, after waiting
nearly a week, declare that he would
not knife the Herrick ticket because OF
what Taft had said. and insisted that
Hamilton county would turn UP with
its usual majority for the Republicans
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
DIR. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills

and in very few minutes you will have
no further thoughts about either pains
or pills, and can go about your business
or pleasure. free from suffering or dis
tress.
For years spells of nervous headache
would lay me up for two or three days
at a time / have no more such days
take one DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pill, and
in 20 minutes II is usually all gone"
MRS RUTH RECORD, Claremont. NH
IL you are not satisfied with first box
your druggist viii return your money
% doses. Is cents. Never sold in bulk
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 30.-Funeral
services for the late Mrs. Margaret J.
Walsh were conducted by the Rev.
Father H J. Cutler in ST. Marys
Church today. Mrs. Walsh. when Miss
Margaret McCuen. carried on a private
school in the first ward for many years
She was the mother of John Walsh. of
the Washington Bulletin.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
FINED FOR FIGHTING.

Sam Huney and Charles Rovey en-
gaged in fight at the corner of King
and Royal streets last Saturday night
ana were arrested by Policeman F'ergu-
son. Justice Cation I'm the police coI,rf
THIS morning fined both OF the partici-
pants in the fight S.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
This Will Interest Many.

+. w. Parkhurst. the Boston publizaer.
says that IL any one afflicted with rheu,
matlSin in any form. or neuralgia will
SEND their address to him at 804-S16 Car
ney bldg. Boston. Mass. he will direct
them 10 a perfect cure He has nothing
TO sell or give; only tells you how he
was cured after years of search for re-
hef Hundreds have tested IL with sue
cess.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING.

A Republican mass meeting will be
held at the opera house in this city
tomorrow night Hon. Leslie NJ Shaw
and John B. Henderson, candidate for
the house of delegates from this dis
trict, viii deliver addresses. The Naval
Gun Factory Band has been engaged
for the occasion.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
DISoRDERLY CONDUCT.

Robert H2-u and Celia Keys. both
colored. were arrested by Policeman
Allen. charged with disorderly conducr
and hghting. They were fined - 30
each in the police court
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
NEW CAB LINE.

The Alexandria Transfer Company to-
cay began the operation OF a line of
cabs from the new Union station to this
city. The new company will carry pas
sengers for 10 cents per head 10 the
new station.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
STATION HOUSE IMPROVEMENTS.

The work of improving the station
hocse IS progressing very slowly. Part
of the work is completed bur a large
amount vet remains TO be done A
tolIet room has been arranged for the
members of the police force Policeman
SiiL $ doing good work painting the
cells and other woodwork
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
ur Garments

Neck Fs-here from s59S to $50 apiece-choice of Persian
Lanp Mink, Lynx, Marten Squirrel and Erine None but new
Styles ana Shapes-nke the fers the Paas Royal carries no
fu over from another With the one is slow ales
ana big profits Here lesser profits and quick sales Result
No old styles the Palais Royal and prices are al
ways lowest
Note that the trer SIS StoS and Scas are here at $685.
their s25o pieces here so their sS pieces at si so. their
SIS Persian Lamb Sets are only So
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
TRIAL TRIP OF WOODBURY..

c. w. Watties, agent of the Norfoll.
and WASHINGTON Steamboat Company,
stated this morning that the new ferry
steamer Woodbury. would probably re-
sumo her trip To this city If il was
calm today. The trial trip viii prob
ably be made tomorrow